215 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2232b87df0fb0bbc9dacd3c1eba0a2df.pdf 28aa024e7eb1ed05346ba6ad03ed57bf PDF Text Text . M Til.,,,, rvvr if r •! i , i t ' i-'rt */ VVJtvvi vr ■ uv-V. & -T jb If Unsettlnd with local thwdafilww- nrl era Monday and probably Tuesday. hosttemp. Sunday...-------- M - l ■H igh est temp I/Owest temp. Sunday. $ 3 £ t Garden Land -rrrr ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES | XV i •< SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1921. N U M BER!** SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS Murder” Inquest m AS L A M o STATES POSITION RMAMENT at 3 o’clock Says There .Can Be No Lnyinir i£ ---w . . « * Hi Joins Other Nntions Compulsory Art FniindntlMi of Ini Law; Minister Is u i »i >; '. i i jf U f i . KM yii, •>. •;i ’ HHib iH ^M anchuria Wa*! JOHN W. Sweeping: Down Ori OFF TO COLORADO New Battle Fron t TO MAKE SPEECH Battle Line Is i League Still Has Some Hard Problems C a p ita l Down of Arms Unless Great Britain Would Divorce Arbitration From Military T h e s is Security to Jnsurc Sanction and Penalties Safety*, Receives Ovation Scheduled in Speak nt Denvey Thursday Night Upon Snbje rfs of ('onservation, Rcelamallon and irrigation >rts Declare to F o rm d . 750 Miles Long G K N E V A , Sept. 8.— Brazil has M EAUX. F ran ce,, Sept. 8 — . r. joined with tho other nations in ” FrancpV determination that "there A dedicating herself to the determi­ •tori can ho no disarmament without sc. nation expressed before thep L, ['| ail u i a I.eal*ENVKK( Sept. K — lohn c u irty ” was proclaimed anew by gue of Nations assembly hence­ IV Davis. Denioeratir onndlP rem ier Herriot and cheered dur­ forth to mnke compulsory erbitrn i| it,, fni president, arrived tion the foundation of international he*, toilnv from Lincoln. N eb. ing a banquet Sunday preceding law and the very basis of human SHANGHAI. Sept. 8 .— The for a stay of few hours before the dedication of a monument of society. At a dinner ?ivon in armies of Gen. Chang Tio going to Estes Park where he in AIR PO RT, Sop1- Mnrshall Gallieni at Tribardou in honor of all the delegations by plans to lemnin until Thurs­ irmy world., fliers commcmmorntion o f the tenth a n n i­ A fiinno Mcllo Franco, form er HrnLing, war lord of Manchuria, 'klun murder*' day when he will return here There is one bit o f testimony presented «» the eoroner’s in.jural into ‘ ‘ HA , nsl|U<r |||Tj|.itl| pH here today at versary of the battle of the Marne. tilian minister of the interior, this to deliver an address, lie spent today are sweeping down .commitment was Ifock and expected to *‘I said it to the whole world," |international deliver an address, lie spent hailed as m arking, a new era of from Manchuria toward Pekthe morning in conference Mitchcl Fi6ld at 3 exclnimcd M. Horriot. 1 say it here international relations. with Democrati« leaders of * ing against the forces of Gen, .afternoon. Wcath- today and I shall ho g reatly a s ­ There is, however, no illusion in this stale wlieie two senators i \Vu IVi Fit, old military rival, Ijons arc good., 1 «, tonished if the importance of this Geneva. Everybody realises clea r­ will hr elected in November. the hardest road is yet to standing guard during tlu* proceedings. 1 to create a new front on Chi­ [wake of world f-rulfi- manifestation in which I p a r t i c i - 1 ly that lraVelrd for the assembly must helmet and with bayonet in gun, \ HOARD T i l l : D A M S S P E jin cucortinR fleet of pate does not cause some humilia solve the intricate problem of bar - ‘ i IAI. TRAIN KN ROUTE TO na's civil war which has been planes. Tbo « c o rt tion among those who pretend that momzing the conflicting views ns D EN V E R , Sept. •: - Having opened c o ,,|iUi>il to ticlit lyr in e a s t a n d S lant in participhtlon it was Belgium th at leaped at G e r­ t< how obligatory arbitration can 1 In*- far western campaign in N«-' west Shanghai i.etweeii rival gov­ m any’s th r o a t." bo made acceptable. braska, John \V Davis, lbs l><*mliken the navy ship* Ask National F rate rn ity . England Alone ernor* for |Mis*es*ion of the city. • ideiitial candidate, is iH-latlc pres |the way around the The premier began his speech by England stands virtually alone Reports indicate that before ioi route to Colorado, in which l e get away w a* quick saying ho would not discuss either slate In will make hi* second ad- many hours, the sren uf Sh anghil lUnen headed via Prov- foreign or domestic nffnirs, for "we in wishing to divorce it from mill- I tnry sanctions and penalties. By | dre-- west of the Mississippi liver. t<> Peking will b« one connected Connecticut shor*. would offend our dead and if we , In that speech, which will l»- de- point of conflict 750 miles long. bo plain sailing from did not know how to conform our the side of F ran ce almost all the An eye-witness, raiurnm * vx*t ... Mixcieo Thur.iduy night at Denver. |the flight commander. selves to that love of country that I other nations huve ranged them­ adopting the cryptic — o R e c o r d \ o l e E x p e c t e d in l o - »tr Davis will <|i« - \i* •tHIM‘1 vH night from Liuho. reported thet.theI Lowell H. Sm ith , said united them in their sacrifices and selves, that arbitration Arrangements* fur Appropri­ (J;i\s' K lo ct ii i l l ; M o st I l l k T - * I|. *|. r n lnwiMliDii anti lrnn»ti'»n lit* Uhrkiaitg troop* were yvitliiUM-.It, although no new itin- i in their to m bs." lie appealed to ev French slogan mg nil attacks, though the KlftftC ate I’.ogram Being Made p r e p a r e Ids address at a re I boon worked out, it was ervoile to forget differences and security nnd disarmament arc one e s l l l e i n g S h o w n in G o v eer- ! will prepare |ltu. hud Ikjoii advanced abotlt a t i . i t in 11. iiio'intMins near D •oi- j , make the series of merge themselves in "n ational fra and indissoluble. I nil or Supervision Saotnid n o i ' s r a c e : C a m b a i p n H i t t e r V.I to which lie will go alt* hi* ( mile just south of Liuho. The d«- • Today liegins a week when 'h i* tittle inside of 10 days. Shrine; Ball Game I ealtire erted town was under heavy •0#M , . grent problem will be at larked in b 11 n ul tIn i c today |«n« just another day of ternity. "N e v erth eless," M. Harriot add (h(, A„M.|nbly> tin* nnd macnine gun and continuous machine pt a 1 lie I ' d l : I I \ N D . M e . Si 1 ev showed md In he fliers and y|r Davi- -pent mo«t >•( Ptuulav to ie il. IK a hard road l ia d. "It “ it to. «*" ' ^ review o f the tlrsl week of the Mil*1 rifle tire of both side*. M r i o u t . -1 t » t g o v e i l o o waged l.ilgc kt personal attention I iiifo'n N b . athe gn. *t of '.Vi from the war out of which we come . ral llo Feng-Ling, defenie com' , n i i i t li e h ii is l o ' K lit 11 i s s u e , ! here the sam e spirit of to the peace we have not yi*l at assembly, which manv orators I’n M o b il iz e n ! L o c a l A r m o r y ; t,, t bailfs W Hi van, his run mis'.inner of Shanghai, under characterized as one of the great Ita* n i e> h . o l o w ei l e v i l the it e l'*1 the job nilig mute. win. joiii.il him Sul ui Vung-listen, the governor of C h e * - ' He cautioned his hearers ► > ,ne mo until i t was |mined. C iv ic O rK iin izn tio n s H av e t Ol t l ie l ot i l t n a l ii I in i n oipnlr Ibrnught notice from the , | f> remember th at “ we are nil sous esl gatherings in the history of .lay nl ('liiiibn and who *poke fi.on inng, spent the uny in thl* Mctor. to M a n i c l o i l i i v W i l mankind, shows that despite t histate oli * I 0>n II C o m p l e t e d I "lit n s f o r Day Trosd Muj. A. Stuart of the same country, whose populn I n d ie a tio n s T h a t Hm Urowtl the same stag, that Mr. Dsv i* did pc•rsonally dirvs-ting the C h # k U n J k. ‘ ■it l a o g a l l . I oi n o i s t a t e b u m Ii , the British flier, whose tion is not io large that it can nf divergence ot views us how lies! ill \\ it ness's Dedieat ion of Saturday night in that •tty. I >t m o c r a t 0 army. __ * to rebuild the structure of in ter­ a l t o , m v g i n e i i l l . t to A joint c o m m it te e appoi III «•«I j> girdle tho globe mot ford to he divide. • Arriving at l.iaei.ln, Neg., early (I, S. Marines Rushed I* U *P *rt C i C s New A t h l e t ic Field lioiuilii c, ban elilldnssiri .1 III. inational society, good will, coiicilft, ipent much of the day from tin t'h a m b e i o f ('niuiaerec The premier then recalled the An unconfirmed rejiort c u r r t # in tho morning the Demia-rntie •t i e III a l l I d . . a m . . . 1^1. s p e c . b u s . . ^changing- Ideas a t the war sp irit ami allied unity that had Ijation and fratern ity between pen .•MUentiMl . atulidate rvmnined m hore is that the United SUt*l Rotuiy » lid> and Kiwanis t tub, is pies dominated the entire disco* | o n . t i n g t o t h e fa< I l l i o t Slot' Til. I, i mat opening of S.inf.n.l I" l offktrs teatod a wire made victory possible at the b a ttle i.Chaumont_-J| aboard in- private car until the army transport ti naion. No word of hate was pro­ a s k in g fo r e* i opel lit loll of the pco- new i" no. p it athletic in M will S e l m t o t R a l p h f ' B l e w , t e l , ta\o hearings, buckled of tho Marne, t*the greatest battle I . . p u b l i c a n c a u i l n l i i t i ' . vvas s u p p o r t ­ middle of tbe forenoon. With Gov­ brining two hundred marine* nounced. pie of Sanfold and Scinllto'ic eoilll r ru le r -c a r n a g e , or in .historyf*’ but he regretted that .i.v n m e . ernor Rrviin he nttemb d divine ser from Cavite. New Spirit Abroad |y IP the |llopo-ed oll-«-l i IllllC of takl I'.iu i I inn 'lav b'|*l It A p e d I n l l i f i . l a t i i n ti l s t o i i u a i y . a m f^iane su rfaces. . . . Gen. He Feng-Ling, the m lliU ty since the battle “d ifficu ltie s ami M l . liie W 's tc l . h n w c v c i . lias vn i * „t Ho- f irst Presbyterian Hpcakers from all land* led by Defense Da\ . Friday. Septembel propr:.tu- aiian gem en ts. it i- an- |., i lgl i filers will be preccd- competitions havo caused a slack ­ Premiors MacDonald and Herriot governor IM of S'»IW*lg'-” Shanghai.l Hxlaji pw*. . •^ KUTriHVI --- - ' • (j I I • *HI U* D'll i»Tl* B'K l i n u l c III e l e i l l n l l t . i m l i u i g l l " H littt i hui i h. an' r in l, esco rt o f three ening, at least iq appaaranco, o f expressed their conviction that a 12. Thi-. event, whnii bus liven «»i „ uonnlly visited upward of 500 lAW J n.iinl issue*. ¥iftr7 l»v funged by the W at Department and •nude I « • !• After the services Mr Davis who havo been brought f r o m i . W I* Ini Sunf«»r«l Slirim* < th e se tiee that bonud-a* begcUkLfw new. spirit wna.abrond-in « ch a n g ­ approvedi *by.. tin i»|(*s|i|rTlt ml i ii st at ..Use. Hu lie. nil f > . au^PH'u- m Lilli Mil •' w. nt t.. the « xemtive uinnsion jp ita isn trei "Tliose Harriot conUn- ing world nnd that the people <>f I.t av v volt i. . » b.i* al-.i loc- -■ill be pi. V. || b. I .« t en Siinf il iii"i ti Hu- font ■i win re be reninmnl until nnd aftc several ■other, planes ued, "is my thbufeKt to reinforce, everywhere were clamoring for United S ta te s, 200 Chekiang D.vsd snd UoundW. I lit1" v v In l Ml t . t i l l Tv* • > V i •V 111 ought to till attention " f tin piItlHl!*' n. when the train b-ft for ,Den. Oilurulo. Die team- will •• iny them alOo, bring- to make lasting. This association |pence. Mr. MacDonald said to the The Chekiang dead and wound$« I *t tin* no 1'.it 1any at i al-o vva I be pie of I'lotidn a pi oi liimiition i ' „p of I'll I.t d. play I I 1....... o r . The I b'lnocrnti' J mar. 11 '' 1 there today numliered nerhspk -£HL it is my thought to make ns e f f e c ­ correspondents: ■■>.1 !<•*1*1Hi* * |to |!<.VI 1lift , It •I . tain I fOVel not Hardee and state Ii agut i lub- u •' I| stop in Now York only tive in peace ns it was in w ar." In al ei • nfe| in i vvtill i. vrial par ^bc number of casualties c o n t b w T "And we will never renlly get vvm- detente I bv I*t l. iv al I* Ita* The pi unary pm pose of the "Dv i g in I In -e fit n I probably moving on to my ut I in , |f pfpjmrDon to Hie WtnMU. Woduld Stick With Allies. peace until men like M. Herriot f, • l v b mb i * dui lllg In I.-! I l i ' p u b l i c a l l , bv a niaigiu le s t , " I- to enable the |H' j- |t>y,1 I’alint i t"i no r I A n Tuesday. The exaet , "III, III- III *t . nil. I being Huston ' ilnus amount of firing. Thn Looking around at the allied mil, and myself put ourselves in each pie ttf t lie United S ta te * to visual * | .r. 7 v.a t plavet lot. . - - i c n c l i " li.mdle followed to B eattie still itnry 11 \i Thump'..a " I ' m I . i i i i i I.*, i ban man 1 v* itenessc* related the lisph^J4ld attach e s present, including other's shoes anil understand each izc the initial piovcjot necessary ' Unite.I Male* S e n a lf i Ms detail l*s Ho Muim < ..............1 I . i ial.1 a n . I a l l nf till I'll.i toll " f tin fe.Il l ill Dade ei.mmisainn K" " ' I motlm.ls nil the front llns*. w y iA f' the representative of the 1 lilted other's gougi uphical, economic miu- 1•• o.ti (o i.t for national it tales that the . ballelige win. Ii In crtilaerH will stop nt S ta te s, the premier asked them to and general national problems. We Siini i i i living in the wi ’ • ^ 1 : that the *> Iilict* were discltar^ia^ M mill' liavt l« ell i • -men 11 "in feii*c In ottiet wolds, according l issued to .Inc linki i td in la n d " ■" f’hicaeo, Rt. Joseph, “convey to your governm ent, tho will nevei attain that nmcordnnoe Davis Ini* bail many new invita title." arm even field urtlljgry.-UW Hu l< publi mi. i. . . . . m i l . a t * .1 l.v information tn e iv is l here. I t s pm In half of the .‘ •anfi.nl plav. I - t"«[imatin. Nclc Thence they assurance that we are resolved *.<> of mind which is an essential con lii'ii" I" -peak, but Ins advent say telly icganllea* of aiming, u lU n 11 . iii • i i at n op * ui*"I I d ll.ibl' p. |, ui, nlu ol vvit Ii I bat ol i .. i n II." . pled at I the ' nt. -hot i ber to North P latte, Neb. remain attached to them as we dition of world peace until Mai ,1 ,, put hk.lv lie will im roast .imply pi.luting them al the s*y . ; I ..lit III Is 1 niton J Hedtlian. vvll top. Ill a.tdltion to ni in I'll! Ho il ..I.i 11 in vvas i b i t eil •!" Hi Inc Wyo., nnd the route were in the fight that led to vic­ Donald can speak ah Hen lot and fin iti ill in o ■>bool bouse or in Report Two Baltaliona Dewert. talc , tho numb, r ..f In- engagoim nla nn .......................................................... . In do tn u l building, and will peitioi l irlnnd" b n up will rel. m will be worked out nc| tins tu p He will mnke n second -p|H. ( hrktstig l.ungWha head* Herriot a- MacDonald." It g I l i l t III I' I. n l i t |. .1 10 i 'i to ry ." • the government to ascertain Hie game. Mi I ain't i . vv In i This Is icgarded here by the d el­ quarters had not c o n f ir m ^ W-; III! 1*1111... lilt . Ilie I"I p:.' lllg t " vi si I I., the Wv"l in Oelobei. Marshall J o f lr c . whose order at 1 m i ' l l t l l l g o " H i ' * ft l i t t i l e v f n* onrluding the world cir- |the b a ttle of the Marne, "hold out egates us a fail representation of maitficl ol i< poiise by it* citi.e n . Im. vv ll.l l a Delil". la llc Vn t." V I" AD. i leaving D e n ;.i be will g " ports that two wbolr batt^UOM j III the i i t ' i l t.f ,i tnl.lt it em eigelililt tII ktinn nt S e a ttle , the or diu!" was frequently mentioned j the spirit of collaboration between I III Iill't" -t.it' .l ' tint ' he g M ..| j i o.it I v i. .III.. d D. pub I lie v.'line t" inak • Hl uf Iviungsu tronp* bad d eM O M , II !><■ flown by the world during the series of ceremonies •n I the governments pervading the cy t .niM it bv an att.n k fioin a lor t a g i ii prniitptly ui l iVI im L Wli* »» Ii. .ui mu i..i it v menus <h leal "t ••pi e. b there and then will turn ami joined• the enemy, hrlmuiir ' In |..t ai ml tit a i v will vlgn lui ^hn pilots to LusAngeles connection with the dedication .f present uxxeinldv. Muyor Foil i l.akt will pucli lie Di. I i ll I' ticket ill Ni . V I ii I mi id eqUlpequip................... arm* and with th*m their eaNtwiini f.u ad.lies.es in Kansns. vn.u-ly i iki .» bailing part The army air ser- the monument to Gallieni. attended " I*., nr v.' •.i — ng" vvhen Maine Inwa ami Missouri, lie will speak ment. .N'elther were the bh*n4hki M Herriot said lie nnd Premier tin prngiatn. altboilgb tin govern \Iirst bull to r t.minis-ion* i Mm In,II,I following f.tlb.w ,ng which vvnu'ti will » in mine i in. an nsidering proposals for nil of them nrul was everywhere nc- Mai Iluiibld for France and Great lucnl l* asking cviiy able I'oiln >1 •vbibitloii of liaseball I'.v i •Ill IllllC* |V'.liit iii Se|ileniliei it gavt the Intel at i hi. ngo and wind up this settlement police able to canf i nf Dms planes to the clt- clnimed. the rurnor that Kiangau support* t mtiy the lirst ito im signal " f tour wiili Hildiesst'' iii Indiana. Britain hail derided to e x c e l all citizen, ii respect i vr of age to v .1 which will bung to i"i».l .d«! days they were named, but the Republican tidal wave winch Micretly were recruiting in a h * Many Americans came to Iril- the influence which their respective initial tbe same a* would be dole when Sanford nnd t l i land" r n omed w.i on lln way to engulf the lb m kid another request that burdou and took part in the pro- national riv ilizations stand for in a bsi n ragimetit of "riff-raff^ Dawes I " Speak at Milwaukee. tn real emergency, but for It , l.nts ill the tn 'c li iig'l' M' l ' " 1 f l i n t * in tin- tiatn.nal ele' lloll'' I I »ii«-d n way fropi S e a ttle croaion Ui tho stutue which Genera ceaseless effort to reach results by strike nt the reur of L h e m M - .g j KVANSTfT N. I I I . Sept K An day only. Tiowomen uf Sanford pithsinilnn InMtitution as Nvllel, minister of war. dedicated assuming omr responsibility army ns sunn as the hlangnu forcas . in and Seminole county are also in nicr proiiiiM'* that San I " i d s pitch- t w.i inolit Ii- Inter. lid.If ess 'lliurt.day night in Milw au­ score gain* against U o o iln f, •S 'm g nee, Ubnpmmi, vvill In* seen in neat exhibit was under with n eulogy to Marshall DaMicni, the settlement of international lilt Muilie liglll til'll wa> w.lgf.l i eluded in the call, ns it was I.tough littiull ns will si'Vi'lal "th c r fnvoi liftti a No. inliii lv i.n natnuial isatn >. with kee ami a series " f e o n fe tm e e a superb. whom he deocribcd bs the grout problems. '•ml at the m i lli n g of the cuminii ites well known to haul fans. (Unlitlulled mi page <>> t u b p.nlv -eliding ll* best -peak Ft:hiiig off Sunday of the general who nnved Paris and helped All Muni Help The Kinngau fore** have ■* . tci that Hn- government, m Hi.The interest wlmli i- being mill'- it . int.i tin stale t" pre-eiil tliose carried ljy tbs Chicago M. Hen lot's declaration that all mu mini Liuho with tbe cxcepMoiltD 1 to wave F r a n c * event of fill lit • ' hostilities, will tail i fusted by Sanford people indicates I Orleans marked the close the count nos must help in the new l"*iit.rf. of t.nr mile of mad connecting Utt- . t t..i women id the country to volim that tiiere will lie a rei .ml breaking t . •Vv I lie sit nut " . ii tin < v. al I • admit kter jumps of th eir world work by taking some responsibil­ ho and Shanghai. • leer as nurses. crowd nt the gmm A similni' spu l.illv fliffeieat The light on the Yr wheels that- wiir* a tity wan one of thu outstanding feu 1 The program, as planned by tbe it prevails in tirlttiub'. and reports ku Klux Klun, led bv the Deni"; prr those Ipft behind when lures of the debate. In this con Will Mubullte Forres I*'**'- ^VS »l«-d away from S a ttle ncction and in view of the intpor i t m i n i ll f f will wm k im hardships received bv Mi I'nlmci m e to tbi . inti. . n.l.ll.late for goveioi.i.l'al PEKIN G. Sept. 8 —OonerU ft , t.n hilMliess nu n .1" business lieu >■* effect t but it lai g- crowd of Hi langall. wli" 1". k the l " " l I" the tant strides the cause of urbitru |V The ppsiqn J I , which ( hang T bo Lin, military dtctM y rf l tion has made, according to va­ ! will be naked to •lose finm I p m liuido ptoplc .in * "inmg to Sniil-nil ..till Mall moves ul the Ntvv V.u k [thr original sfilp of that ' i.f Manchuria, haa notified ths f o r -' rious oiutoi n. on 11|» American Natnuial liu aid units will full ui at and mot for then home team l b ' convention *>l bis i m t v . ha de . in Iceland waters, joined ' eign o • nsii11s stationed at MukogJX Saturday evening at D* " ' b.cl court house promptly id I ten in Orlando expect* l<> bring up t im t.'.l "t.im wlial f t ..in th. lint continent*, g reat inturust is ex |tbi only nt PicboU, N. Si. • n principality in Manchuria, that Hw ..lie i,,nal Mg Mil. am e >1 the Maine the voting pertml m vvtiich sul> m view of the approach of tha W the work qf less than During last woek Clyde Line ores himI among tho delegatus an to .. clock, togetbi i vvtlli those who i- practically a* g....<l lined viduntt cl c l N'olunteera m e llmt represented llieiu III the State f oiliest M-riptmil* bring the highest mini Pet-Ku force* in th* vicinity qf the United to complete the change Stcam ahlp Company atarted con- what part, if uny, 1 huiles ti Dawes. Kepuldnnu tier nf vote* in The Sanford Her Shanghai ctounv to wheels, on all structiup on the 100-foot adnli»n S t a te s will play in tbe new pro­ i , ipn sled to iep.n l at the Arni"i v League, uml Joe Tinker will hi. •• Kwan. he nlll ha olbkarv The world fliers to it* dock and warehouse in this gram to set np obligatory a r b i t r a ­ between I and I p nt . where l.n d . the pick nf tbe best player* in that in.Inll.ee foi vn e pu -l'lent, utul aid's Salesmanship Campaign, wil Jige.l to mnrihal fop:** w ithvTW ' I,nk Los-m g. of U'impaiiy I * . will , ity in the Orlando line-up. An I Seliutor Juine* L. Watson " f In[with enlisted rorn o f th e city. Nearly 50 large pine P>'cs tion, a* the keystone of in te rn a t­ Fn , otipon* nrnr, Manchuria and the Mgn them up for Ibis brief pel n liuuncemelit.' of the finul line up <.liana, were the only two promi­ be rolse.t nnd the value nf ional law port under command of havo already been driven. will be reduced blinic (Miint* ( o r t li n ofTlcl^I c i r d i l , <Continued from page 3) nnd lulw r lp t" ." * nent Republi. an* sent into the (or both teams will lie ................... •Several >pettk«m puli) Hiifh tr) lb J . Brown, ch airm an According to Contractor .s. ti. .. with the rule* nf the reiKirtcd here today. M in keeping jt a t e and some of the party lead­ ... I later than next Tuesnuy. The San jiter flight committor,' and 'Shinbolser, under whose supervis­ butc to what the United S ta te s hud a* cnmpuign. as uunuunci'ii announced ers now wish that they bad kept ford contingent bus prartn-ally done in recent month* toward the t hrkisnx Governor I’unUhwL »y rrunc hointimfc the ion the work ie being done, tbe nilEvery two week* dining H" I been decided on and tfie lia nl pi'.e t out of Hie tow. I he PEKIN G. S*pt 8 .—A ftar * * » t l of thr- water a s the last dition will bo completed tu about leconslrurtion of Europe. campaign thin reduction will take Tbe Democratic management laitin-A merican reprt»cntatives esI pie, declares Manager Palmer, need navy1* participation in 60 days. Work i» bciug rushvsi unit clal meeting of Hi® c*hln *t, Hit'AGO. Sept, h.— Wheat. I'euml s u U m riplloiib sec ured kept Imtli Davis and Bryan out uf place huve no fear of thru ability to put dent Teno Kun U*u*d BiU* I flight the piano* were I the lumber for the building l* r a p ­ l>ecinlly dwelt upon how many m wil punitive mandate depriving of Maine uud brought in only S e n a ­ toward the end »f th* |o*rk to land, <" I up n good game idly being hauled to the lake front rlous questions had been ■***>«> " » Z ' ^ t f c o r u .' I,ring lu»s vote* than those areurad tor Oscar Underwood " f Alabama Continued on page six tho American continent* by arid final runki und order* Lu X$ pR»rl>--G*t Dujy. n e a r the l n w n t dock. 11 T’ s ; Oats, This make* it herauKc of hi* porniinencc in the ut earliet imriods. llnii'ii, governor of Cheklartf nen who haa been pp a t T h e *tructu re, which will rost tration. advisable f« r contestanU to put unti-klan light at the New York During the historic scent In the im:c, ami Lu a sppointea, Hq , »nd at tho a i r .port » t approxim ately $16,000. will just forth their U » t efforts d u rin g the c.invention. Mi. Underwood talked jmtnissiontr I Uke advantage' o f high about double the warehouse capaci­ assembly last night when the pro­ that |l.ing. defenae early days of the campaign so klun Hither than national issues. ptt t<> work awabblng and ty of the Clyde dock, Mr. bhtnhoi- gram for thr recodlfication of in­ rkl £ , Democrats private process that they can ’secure itha highest po"»i ! Shanghai. by pulling pina and checking *er declnrevl. Tho addition will be ternational law wma adopted number of The mandate directs f M K b i t * hlu. number of point*. point* funner Governor Pnttangull will M forty -six [Painting under-carriagca, practically as iarge a * the present the representation c o n t es t a n t is urged t<> | Yuan, governor of KiOMpu.' s.iueezu in and that the Republican . •— —a't>,< * ' the engine*. T h e re wa* dock and *i. being built to care for ntates, one incident lent dramatic make tins week count for tKc m o-» s t , j nc<i to send• an rxpeditlo mujdritie.K for members of the liitensity and natho*. Ixson B o ur­ l hf Woman's Club of Sanford give Information of proncr monthly »»ion «f the plan* to puH w inter tr a ff ic . possible subj force submission to - ‘ . , , , *rnnte and house will be so g r e a t­ and turn in every . [ktrsent motor* a t MHchel ‘ W hen the new part l* completed, geois, tiie French pacifist, who ha* announces that it* unique calen d ar.1 and seasonal crlption between now und S a tu r­ government, to tak e tha I ly reduced as to be significant of devoted his life to the furtherance entitled “The Garden \ eai m but do not give the similar tnlor »Tect fo tX »pd the o ilm e n indi* the o f j l c e * V n d w aiting room* will measures to prou of peace and to the League of N a ­ Southern F lo rid a," is now ready for m a t i o n for Florida. The " « « « » » « a national trend toward the Dem­ day night. they felt BUCh n change be moved into it civil i and proparty; and Ijxkt, campaign manager, the e *» t end Papl tions and who i* now frail and distribution T h e calendar, w r it te n ! to Florida, Mrs. Wight UeclurcO, ocrats. »ry. Jv , and the e n t ir e remainder ol the i.tiivts of the city that somt new Allege I t T r * a * *, „ p_y_ r‘ „u.\:r M r. Henry Henrv when planning nlannlng a flower garden, imptu officare mc*» dock opened into a U r g e warehouwi; bent with age. hobbled across the d' and copyrighted hted Kv by Mr*. entries will be made |n the camauditorium to wring P rem ier MacbatjCRt when it W here form erly, duping the Wifrht, president of the Woman's is soon mailt* aware of the wiutr preidi iVikht, preeli paign toward the end of the P J** ' ceipt - - — - - - — ,i -ij 1 v dissimilarity between the proper Donald’s* band. i the flier* word n o t go- •eaaon. the warehooMt b . U t week. Iiefore the vote schedule others listing ten ntlegedi Cltib, i* an a r t worlc of upecial atM " time i o r planting in the north und *« advantage 0 f General crowded with freigh t, making it tractivencs*. 8x15* inches in »lte. . is decreased. U i» »Md t h * t some able acts on th# part o f I ‘ uggentlon 6t a day off practically impbaaible for a m e r­ The front cover was designed by I tn Jr lortcla. bard work is going on U hln d the General Ho*a offense. In th at G A I N E S V I L L E , Sept. 8 . S t a t c The calendar which Mrs. Wight »*t down to arm y chow ch a n t to. find hi* good* or #hipI Mr*. A. B . Commons, well-know n in scene* and that »ome great •or­ the irovommant, lie» In I H S Commissioner Wiltnon *?• A. p i Dargue ment, it i* pUnned to have ^ u * U rises are in store before the week ih it-h . ,« .p u d » • g » J * *t a tc a rt circles, who, before mov­ lias prepared gives the name* of i Plant filed a protest by wire to | Newell of the air p o r t . , . ing h e r . rrsidcnCo to Cocoanut various ehruli* and ornamental* by Lu in deAsncv room to place every ™ ercha»t * Fa' UL ' ' ____ upd _ the federal horticultural Iward, at that are In bloom in central JLL P A R I S , Sept. 8.— T b a Froq?h Grotfit, was located in Sanford. Paul IJike. campaign managre, good* J n . a ^ r e t a p i l » * o t h . t it d ifferent W ashington, against modification Florida at and Belgium cuatoma cordon along The 12 sep arate page* devoted t ' southern today explained how easy it w®u|“ may""easily be found. Mr. Shtnhol it O n C o t W r i months and uho tells when they are j of present quarantine against |ms e / sta te s th at heretofore, many the eastern frontier o f , th e . occu­ the calendar months a r e bound with iilautcd,_ and. in adiilUuii. give* the po rU tio n into Florida ports of cit- \*> tor any young lady to start i n R e p o r t local denier* have badI to search work this week and make a pied territory in the Ruhr will be silk, enabling it to be hung on th" n ilames off annual* t h a t rus fruit* from Cuba and J»le or tional climb to first place In a short q m e s.o a n n u a l * and ----- shrubs wall and readily referred to by several h o u r, before Gndlng a ship much concern Pinea. There is time. Just one subscription for jC T O N . Sept. 8.— A mant when they should be able w abandoned tomorrow, in accord­ those desiring Information o f the may be successfully planted in S L O S S E T T . N. Y-, S e t month. Accompanying am ong Florida gro wers of citrus five years would put a contestant 13,787,000 eriuivulent go in hnd hay? R pointed out to ance with terme -df the London various flow ers and shrubs that can " " rticular momn. Hast fruluT the commissioner say*, over Prince o l Wales motored to if information is brief and simple agreement, oiuording; to word re­ boat be planted In. any particular ahead with 125.000 votes. The l Pound balea for thl* persistent rumors that the federal el Field today to pm at.t ceived by the R e la tio n * comm Is• crop, bated on condimonth. A c c o rd in g .to Mrs. Wight, cu ltural . directions and other i n ­ bortiyultural board ia coutemplat- standing of contestants •» reef can world tUera-vJil^ were published Baturdsy showed s fPt. 1, and gtn- t h T h e ClVdk1 P ^ p i * *‘ r®h* ni lidI* a S aion from the otficeg. o t Owen D. the idea f o r a calendar of this kind form ation concerning them. the field wUlJba T h e f a c t th a t a g r e a t number pt H running bale*, countwas jpromnted by lack of itjfofma- IT. S. Marines To Aid American* « _ In City S h a n g h a i*! Formal Opening Municipal KLAN ISSUE WILL Athletic Field to be Held HOLD INTEREST IN Next Thursday Afternoon MAINE PEOPLE ASKED TO CO-OPERATE DEFENSE PLANS Sanford All-Stars Will Olay Orlando Kb&Si&vl Voting Strength Of Subscriptions to Be Reduced Saturday Addition to Local Clyde Line Dock Is G etting Under Way Markets. Garden Calendar Of Woman’s Club Gives Time For Planting Flowers Newell Opposed To Lifting Quarantine Belgium And F ran ce To Begrin EJvacuaiioii Prince Wales Goes See World Fliers Made a »u. S S f o r d d a r i f * t h i coming busy fiCAfton than tv e r before. , wsm m m ,\'ifvj. •. * ‘ V. St . i ■- txvIt ifl * • * “ a i teed houses, these calendars hays been disposed of in Sanford since ‘ Continual on P»D Iseases. j V b i aJv .t A'-. bi t i f ' �i r i \ '*T THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 6, 19 2 4 , _____ lowing daaerlbed property situated In Hemlnole county. Florid*, towit j HIN 6 MONTHS Lot 4. Block T. Tier D. R. It. Trafford’s Map of Hanfonl ns re­ corded In Plat Book I png*** 64. to C4 and IIS. III. 115. 116. 117 8**mlnol** County llecorda. The aald Inno (.ring ae»e»«ed nt the date of the laauance of Mich cer­ tificate In the name of Wenley 50 Jonea. Unlean «ald .-erlVflcnte ahall B. Lewi*', l o t 9 ......................................- ......... ~ ~ 05 bn redeemed according to Jaw ta * if B. I-ewis, Lot 10 .................»....... - .................... .......... titled mill laaue thereon on the l«th "• "• , ,, 05 day. of Heptemher A. D. 1111. If. B. l x i t l i , ‘ <°tl i — " —f t 51.38 Witness nty offlrlnl signature .. R 12 and eeal thle tho (th day of Autt- **• ' . ... 50 ...««««.......... ubI A. 11 . 19S4. H. B. I*ewis. Ixit 1.1 .........v 60 (HBAI.) K. A. DOUOI.A8H. . wi„ Lxit 14 Clerk Circuit Court Hemlnole |n * “ • , .. 65 County, Florida. H. B. Lewis, Lot lo Metes and Hounds Description, in Sec. 36, Twp. 19 By A. M. W B RK 0. P. C. S. R. 30 F... Sanfordi _ jret to Be Staged nt Florida S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O L L P R E P A R E D U N D ER A U T H O R IT Y S. K. Doudncy, Reg. nt a point 25 ft c a s t and ’ S tate F n lr nt Jacksonville; 21.5 ft. south of the intersection o f the O F R E S O L U T IO N NO. 151 adopted on the 28th day of Ju ly A. D. O ther Win Be in T a n ™ -• center line of P ark Ave. with the- east 1924, by the City C’ommlaslon of the City of .Sanford. Florida. The South Florida Fair and west one q u a rte r line of Sec. 30, The following Is the estimated cost o f paving I-aurol Avetnle from mm- ^ T A L L A H A S S E E , Fin.. Sept, 6 .— Commercial S tree t south to Sixth S treet 24 feet in width with sheet Florida la to have two fnshion asphalt on a G" rock base. 1150.00 ........ .................. — ...................... shows within the next six, months, 2300 ru. yds. grading <g> 50c 3102.50 3650 lin. ft. concrete curb nnd gutter < «> 8 5 c ........................... df more thnn ordinary slgnUicanco 105.00 300 lin. ft. flush curb (fi 35c...... .....................— ..........-■ ...... ' according to Mias Flnvin Glriison, 0330.00 director of home demonstration 4005 sq. yds. paving (fi |2.00........................................................... 1140.00 050 lin. ft. 12" storm sewer <g> 5 1 . 2 0 .................................. club work in the slate. K rcty 280.00 chib girl who has done two years 8 inlets 0> 136.00 ........ ...... ........................................ ................ 300.00 df club work will have nn oppor- 3000 lin. ft. 3” drain tile (p> 5100.00 per M................................ * t i tdnity to compete. 24.00 180 lin. ft. granite curb reset (fi 15c ........ ..................... t One of the shows will ho staged 250.00 500 sq. yds. brick re-laid (fi 50c...................................................... . ■ 5 the Jacksonville state fair and 414.00 g!v tile other at the South Florida fair 1380 sq. ft concrete nlley returns (A 30c 30.00 lh Tampa. Girls that will enter 1 y50 sq. ft. sidewalk reinid (§> 20c 1289.50 the Jacksonville fashion display , Engineering, advertising and legal expense trill, it is expected, represent Ncrth nnd West Florida, while those en$17415.00 tiering the Tampa show will come Total estimated cost largely from South Florida nnd j To he borne entirely by adjacent property owners. l\ titc West Coast territory. ! Number of feet . 2991.44 fnet frontage Every article worn by the co n ­ $5.8210 . U n t s will be made by thgirls ! Assessment per foot frontage testants will he mndo by the girls F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer. •themselves, except huts, shoes and b a s e ! ' These articles must he made Jf * ’• Fh A Preliminary ; or selected by the wearers. Name. Description. Frontage. Assessment. IV The shows will he the culmina E j j . jraiT ord ’s Map, Sanford, 606.61 tlon of training and practical . c ^ , Hj ■ NW«. of 141k. 2 Tr. 7 ._ . 161.2 perlence the girls get In thoir cJch “ _ , . . . . .... , 606.61 104.2 Fr* Work, which is so arranged us to " H»«m Toggles, lx.t 0 Hlk. - Tr. 7 . 681.13 117 hive them progressive instruetior. (I. W. Venable, lx.t 5 Hlk. 3 Tr. 7 237.11 40 7.7 irt th rift and economical h u n u -, Vi»„ K. M. Furen, lx>t 9 141k. 3 Tr. 7 237.11 40.73 building. . . . i Mis, E. M. Furen, Ix>t 10 lllk. 3 Tr. 7 During the first your of truimng 1 _ ,, 237.11 40.73 Miss K. M. Furen. Ixit 11 Hlk. 3 Tr. 7 the club girls a rc taught to work 291.98 50 W. P. Brooks, Ixit G Hlk. I Tr. 7 over bed rooms, make furnishings. 291.08 50 inch us curtains, dresser scurf.*, | W. P. Brooks, Ixit 7 Hlk. I Tr. 7 381.32 6.7 f, table runners, coverings for l».\ Thos. II Taylor, Ix.t 8 Hlk. 4 Tr. 7 291.08 f rrn ltu re rag rugs, making sheets. M j M j|nk|ns. Ixit 9 Hlk. I T r. 7 50 dyeing nnd working up worn sheets , 291.08 60 ft|to curtains for bedrooms. They I Maude M. .Iinkins, Ixit I Mk. 4 Tr. * 291 98 50 * t e also taught the art of darning, j S. Runge, lx.t 0 Hlk a i r . . 291.08 60 patching, and making underclothes. S Runge, Ixit 7 Hlk. 5 Tr. 7 387.60 66.68 ». The essentials of ebing s well Meisrh Realty Co , Ixit 8 Hlk. 5 Tr. 7 dress.si club girl, making the rluh M,.IH(h v, m k . f, T r . 7 291.08 60 uniform rnrtHlKtint: of rap, apron, , „ 291.08 50 and dress, constitute 11 large pail Meisrh Realty < <>., Ix't 19 Hlk. 5 1 r. j 291.O H 60 of the second year's training, which .Meisrh Realty Co., Ixit •• Hlk.ti Tr. • 291.08 50 also calls for button hole motet* . 1 M* is< h Realty Co., Isd 7 Hlk. ti T r 7 remodeling of dresses ami the ie . Mri«* h Realty Co., Ixit 8 lllk li Tr. 7 378.99 6.7.1 novation of u hat 201.08 50 Standard Oil ( V , Ixit 9 Hlk. *1 Tr. 7 • Third year work ioii»ist» of mak 291.08 60 ' Ing a complete set of underwear, Standard Oil Co., f.ot 10 Hlk f. Tr. 7 F. W, Mahoney Kst., keeping textile ehurts in a -Indy 907 01 df different materials and the use Mrs. r . K. Walker Kst.. All Hlk. 7 Tr 7 15,7.8 of each; making a budget showing A. C. L. Railroad Co., lteg at the intersection the cost, time of making and value of the east line of Ixiurel Avo. with the df all garments 1 opined hi tins southeasterly siile of A. C. 1^ Railroad budget. Training and p ra itn a l expiri ( right of way, run N. 108.2 ft. to south flnre in shrinking materials an.I line of F ifth S tre e t; thence east to south netting' of m i n i s , dyeing and ie easterly side of said right of way; ntasleling of ilresse-. making a situ 655.96 thi •nee southwesterly to t>eg. pie hat, making of a club g irl' t',06 61 Meisrh Realty «'o.. NK ' • of Hlk 2 Tr. 8 graduation dress are aiming the n 606 61 quirements for the fourth y e in . D. <’ Harclilf. Ixit to Hlk 2 Tr 8 •At the close of eai li year one h Mrs. .! B. Williams. Lot 1 Hlk. t Tr. 8 681.13 cluti girl is required to write 1 Mrs. ('. W. Speer, Osteen, N < , Lot ti Hlk :t r.tnr y deserihing the wotk 'he tin 237 1 1 Tr. H done. Supet visors of demoiistru237 1 1 tloii work believe that by keeping Mrs F. M. Hols'its, Lot 7 Hlk. 3 Tr. h 2.77 1 I tills record, the g ill* are taught ft? Mr« K. M R oIm Ms . Lot 8 Hlk 3 Ti 8 Itusiu r*»n llirthotlM 336.20 Jessie S. Roberts, Ixit I Hlk 4 Tier h Arii«$tijr olln r at liviiu*- in ul.it h 291 OH Mi s. Geo. Fluff. Ixit 2 lllk 4 Ir 8 club girh pmln ipi.il is the .I. fi 291 98 M It Dupree, Lot I Hlk I Ti 8 Hite diitx of heiiutifymg iln291.08 grounds of some part ii ular si hool .1 If Ferguson. Ix.t 4 Hlk. 4 Ti 8 336 20 Curb rluh has it- own , oiliiiuililt y C J Wolfe, Ixit 6 Hlk. 4 Trr a notig and eommiinit \ veil h\ wI ’, 299 26 5 Tr W 1 11in nt Tuggles, Ixit I Hlk. it is lo Iloved tlo mmilUllilty -I'liit 2-.K1.26 H f* 1 1 William Ju g g le s . l.ul 2 lllk t is engendei ed. 290.26 II II. Newman. Ixit .7 Hlk r. Ti Hefoie en tiling slate runte-t-. 681 .13 ho s i \i 1 , tl,,. ,|ii|. g n ls must In 1 Kyi mi Walker. Ixit I Hlk 5 Tr * hold county elimination t antes* - Public Pmk. All Hlk ii Tr. 8 If. I t 31 an*l the two most sue.essfut t,n,> 287.01 It 8 M .is.h Realty Co,, l ot 1 Hlk from * o h eoiinly a n then pi-tmit 127.89 F J Mu honey, K't . Lot I Hlk ; I . 8 Ual to 1 oiile't for stale pti/es Xtlantic Coast l.iin* Kailnind < . Right of way •; i n 115 8 through IIIC 7 I r 8 IT Dairy Association ICndorsps Ordinance MIAMI. Sept f. Ih. I ..... X Ahso* iat loll of Dade monte thr*nigii lotion ol its d it n t.ii - h«' unatlillioilsly end.Used pioeisotis df a lieu milk oldiiuilue pn piiied by Ur \ U /.lehold. pule l>.o.| and milk uispei tor Ctider |ire visions of the ordimiiiif, all wlnde u l e r s must pasteurize their milk by keeping 11 nt a tempei at 1111* of 142 degrees for 30 minutes, and ether regulations are .ailed t.u that are designed to purify lie milk nrodiued in this lountv it will rust the dairymen an average of $.700 eaeli to pie|.are them*rlves to eomplv witti the oidinance, it i« estimated W arfare Is Declared On Chinch In Orlando ORLANDO, s. pi \\ I,r fa i . hits been di-t lared by this iilv "it the chinch hug, an |iiseit Dial feeds **n St Augustine g in s' Tin decimation is the tesiilt of int"u,ltnude by Die insects on the lawn •urruunding eottic tif the city's most beautiful homes I he , lunch bug infests many, paits of the , country, it Is said, with th* tirst record of its appeal am i being in .North Cuiolma in 1783 280.14 304.18 384.18 287.87 380.14 280.14 364)8 • ' - c,ly . ___ . Nolle. I- llonkrl. - - ........................................................ 260 sq. yds. brick ra-Wd © 60c...................... .................. 1100 lin. ft. storm sewer @ $ 1 -0 ......................... .........' J 'T * * , U lcl tlflrste No « 4 of June. A. tr\?,\'»i IL| c«rttfIrate i„ hs*)1 mnd, oppllrtl,*^0^ In «rpcini,s,,r . certifies!,. -mlrs, tk,’; •leserltieil Inole <"ounty PVl'nnx*'Ul1 Inol* sub 75aoo 92gn r,n » . K - i o aerjj” *' 11w “ T| The said , the dote „f , ( ‘ •to In the nan,”” of,C Unless said rerun-,? deem.xl nrrordln* wl11 ' " " Ur th* r-,ltl 0 or Septemher. a h" ***■ AVItnes* n.y ntm,.!*® and seal t h le , ust. A. U. i s j, ’ . , 2 5.00 1320.00 2000 lin. ft. 3" drain tile <0 $100.00 perJM............v—............. . ^ ^ Clerk Circuit Cr.^n It . Florida. * *♦» 760 sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c....... ....................... “ noo an Uy A M . Whi, Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc.............................. ................ $13360.00 SPICK!) HP I.AZY UYl E. K Tralford's Map. Sanford K K Huge, N 77 ft I ol 5 Hlk 3 Tr. 10 ’ W. D Rowe. S in ft Lot .7 Hlk. 3 Tr 10 II Kavtlle, N 40 1 ft. Lot 8 Hlk. 3 Tr. 10 p j Allen, South 21 ft , 1 x.t 8 Hlk 3 Tr North 19 ft 1 xlt 9 Hlk 3 Tr. 10 ii. i t*villa*. S. 42 1 ft lx.t 9 Hlk. 3 Ti 10 (■<•»» A. DeCottes, Ixit li Hlk 4 Tr. 10 ( i Oii A. DeCottes, lx.t i Hlk 1 T r. 10 (it>D A. DeCottes, lx.t H Hlk -1 Tr. 10 Hlk 4 T r 10 |(iro (in , A DeCottes, DeCottes. Ixit J II Tillis, lx.t 10 Hlk I Ti ID Geo. A DeCottes, Lot A ll t*. /I I *1 * till* », • •A*1 6 Hlk 5 Tr. 10 \ D e(7dtes, Lot 7 Hlk 5 T r. 10 I (• n McMahon. Ix*t 8 Hlk * Tr. 10 | |, |(,.alty Co., Ix>t • 9i Hlk 5 Tr. It) ^ j ( , . a l t y C o , lx»t 10 lllk 5 Tr. 10 t 496 30 257.82 •2 .8,16 2.77 82 271.35 322.28 .322.28 422.18 322.28 322.28 322.28 322.28 Meisch Realty I <>., 1x0 6 Hlk 6 Tr. 10 Muis,h Realty t o., Ixit 7 Hlk tl Tr. lo Meisch Realty Co.. Ixit 8 Hlk 6 Tr. 10 Mcis, h Realty i o , Ixit 9 Hlk 6 T i . 10 Met.-I It Realty Cxi., Ixit In Hlk. 6 T r 10 E u |„ Pace, Ixit I Hlk 3 Tr. 11 s •r 3 3 l ! f f l U I I S a S ! 429.14 322.28 322.28 320.28 322.28 * 19.60 322.28 322.28 754.12 393.82 393.82 372.23 322.28 322 28 322.28 372.23 <• t i Pinellas Kays Claim Largest Citrus Tree v aaHKegastiwSfcd ■ i lrttfr . . ______ LL______ 7r i*. <> ,, 4> 4 ■• •:** 4• , -1; • < « -< •< 4 J : H:. H. 4• . . 4. 41 <' 4. 4. 4* ., •* «. ♦ ! t —i Opportunity i a ’ , ■ 6" rock base. ........................... .. cu. yds. grading @ o»c ................" •••■"; lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ ........................... lin. ft. flush curb @ 8 6 c .,------.............................. - .............. lin. ft. granite curb and rc-set <0 15c............— - -i SI "hi I VI \SSKNSM ENT R o l l Hit KU Alt KD t NDER AUTHORITY OF ItKSOI t I ION NO 178 adopted an tho 25th day **f August \ D 1924. by t hr 141) ( ninmissinn of the ( i t ) ol Sanford. Florida. A. I. Myers. Ixit 6 Hlk 3 Tr. 11 I lie loHoW'iiig is lh* estimated coat of paving Paik Avenue from G. I Anderson, ixit 7 Hlk 3 Tr. 11 Hughey Street south to Franklin Street a width of 21 Dwt with sheet K. K Doerner, Ixit 1 Hlk 1 Tr. 11 ( asphalt nn a ti" tuck hast1 I S . K Doerner, Ixd 2 Hlk 4 Tr. 1 1 ....... 1mIIH i i| )*!> grading U" one 800 00 Louts S Fisher, Ix.t 3 Hlk t T r. 11 2380.00 2800 lin tl. ,u th ami gutter or Hf,, H. A. E stn d g e, Ix»t 4 Hlk t Tr. II 12 0 0 120 Im ft tlush curb 0>' 8.7, H A. Fist ridge, lx.t 5 Hlk 4 T r. 1 1 - . 1600 st| yds paving ui $2 no 7200.00 V 375.71) .70 G. W Smith, Ixit t Hlk 5 Tr. 11., ..... 1320.00 1190 Im It 12" stoim sewer ut >1 20 \ 322.28 G \V. Smith, Ixit 2 Hlk 5 T r. 11 .... 8 inlets to $1,7 00 280.00 ■ ■ .322.28 M Rumley, lx.t 3 Hlk 5 Tr. 11...... 2 manholes (a $.7o uo 100.00 H 922.28 ... 908.00 W. It Pell, I/it 4 Hlk 5 Tr. 11 l e g n o , r i n g , l e g a l e x p e n s e , o d v c i t l s m g , « ti CLKARW ATK.lt, Sept .7 3*76.70 W. R. Pell. Ixzt 6 lllk f. Tr 11 Pinellas countv lays tluun to what .rjv.28 Meisch R ealty Co., lx.t 1 lllk. 0 T r. 11 Ik twlieved the luigest citius tree Total estimated cost _ $ 13090 00 32-2.2H in the country It stands in the ■ ■ C. II. Stafford, lx.t 2 Hlk. 6 Tr. 11 T h h<* Inirnii untirvly by adjacent t»n>|»erty. old Hatn Grove throe miles east of 41UUW C. H. -Stafford, Lot 3 lllk 6 Tr. I I .. Number of feet frontage . . 2330.35 thia city. The tree is 45 feet high, 322.28 . $.7 6028 W. A. Stafford, Ix.t 4 Hlk. 6 T r. 11 has a apreud of 40 feet, anil is Assessment per foot frontage it 822.28 • bout 50 yeurs old Records show J a m e s FL lialton, lx.t 5 Hlk. 6 Tr. 11 F R E D T W LI.1.1 A MS. Engineer : that 75 lioxet of fruit have been j and ail persons interested in t)]g 13 Feel Preliminary j Notice is hereby given to any ^ 3 i■ ■ titken from this monarch of tin- | Nmii„ Description Frontage. AsM vsment. 1 Special Assessments n gain ft the v a n o u * pieces of property above d o - J J grove in one seusoti, nml thut scribed that said special assesamont* are payable In full within th irty ■ /rom the crop of this tree ami lJ»nes Addition, Sanfurd. $Wo others near it $700 have been J M Wallace, Ixit 2 56 313 7.7 I days a f t e r the ah<.ve und foregoing »p*clal assesvament roll haa been I ■ ■ received in one season. Hrttt Realty Co.. l.„t 4 56 313.75 equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installm ents /■ • xs., ] T~: “ . , Hrllt Realty Co., lx.t 6 66 .913.75 with Interest at 8 ih t cent jier annum from and a f te r the time said « j Chlorine gak u*ed in treatm ent , , u 56 313.75 of colda has one one-hundredth the 1 11 Realty **., lx,t 8 special assessments stand approved and confirmed. ^ ^ ^ 56 313 75 atrengtli of that which is consider- |Pr *lt Realty ( «*., l.ot lo K m eeting of th e E q u a li z in f Board o f the Cfty of Sanford, F la . , 5 Z 0d dangerous. ( B r u t Realty C o , ix>t II 50 313.75 will U held at tho City Hall at 2;3Q p. ns. on the 22 nd tUy of Scpteni ■ g Rritt Realty Co., lx»t 13 . _ 56 313 75 Mail#* mt Aa r t test I **a l * r T»\ tired |>er A. D. 1924, a t which meeting said Board will hear any and ull ■ j Britt Realty Co., ixq l.S 56 313 7.7 F a d er Mrrtlaa I a l ( > * S | r t •omplaints and objections us to doth assessmettU. mui will ' • 4hHK l . a n a a t Flartd a B ritt Realty Co., Lot 1 7 .......... _ 66 f * 31376 Not lea Is hereby given that J at said time adjust and equilizo saW asd^sinenU oa a basis of Justice J . , 66 31375 H UlltK. purclisger of City Tag B ritt Realty Co., Ixit 19 and right, and when said s p e c i a l 'Maadunfirt* nw ao equalized and ad- I H Certificate No. 14. dated Ihs tih (Range Park, Sanfottl. 4 day ut Juns. A. D. lilt, has filed justed, same will then atand confirmed ♦■A ramain bindyig jj G5 ' 304 1H •aid certificate In’ my office, and II. B. Lewis, lx>t 6 . has mad* application for las deed H. B. Lewis, Lot 7 I liens upon the property against which Mid MMaament. are made until a ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ — 61.47 ^ I paid m aocordance with JirovUktu oI W k W U a Na. U l . adtorted by H. B . Lawts, L o t 8 .......................................... . . 60 260.14 *• ' 1 .. •U'*«H \' . e . l r . ’l fu S tiX ii . ' . . ' _•* ■8 T ? J . ' ... 1 '-. 4 ___________________________________________ _____ ' A ; XO TIfK TO t ^ I Sealed I*hi - « m j — Total estimated cost ........................... ..... the County Hoard f l l K tlon for Seminole To be borne entirely by ndjaccnt property owners. nt Superintendent', !■. ... 2072.70 Number of feet frontage ....... - ..... —*............... Stnford. 1708.85 $6.4455 House. ! ’• M. September ,,, J ' Assessment per foot frontage ^ T ^ L L IA M B . Engineer. furnlshlttK *.f n.xtrrijj,, Mrs. Jennie Vaughan. Hrg. 200 ft west and 30 Xreptlnn of n erSnol k 1 . Feet Preliminary 1or mtint nt Chuluou ft. South of NE Cor. of S ' * »f N W H County. r.r, ord,ne, * Description. Frontage. ‘Assessment. plans OI..IIn eperinr»u#Mk « f NEN of S E « . of Sec 36. Town. 19 Name. South Range 30 K., run South 300 ft., by Blt.tn .1 Muuzkto?,* E. R. TrafTord's Map, Sanford. Hucresef.il bidder 754.12 West — ft. to Knst lin*’ of Park Ave. he rsiiitlred t„ furn|^n A. P. Bandy, Ixit 6 Blk. S Tr. 9 ........... 393.82 eutnpany U,nd in „ thence N. on F a s t lino of Park Ave. Berth a Bttiuiel, et al.f 1-ot 8 Hlk. 3 l r . 0 to MCI) (it**; i p., c, t, -m 1680.84 393.82 300 ft. thence east to beg ----- 3®® tract price nt tl.elr B. H. Bock. Ixit 9 Blk. 1 Tr. 9 .......................... 322.28 with the ..ppiit.x) nf x"! Meisch R ealty Co., Lot 6 Blk. 4 Tr. 9 .......... I.. A Remind, Beg. 30 ft W est of the intersec­ No bid will |,e 322.28 tion o f the ce n te r line of Park Ave. Meisch R ealty Cxi.,l » t 7 Blk. 4 T r. 9 .......... leas mude t.pnn f.trm 422.18 by ll.r Arrl.It. , t, n.x r" with the South line of S ’ » **f NW '» of Meisch R ealty Co., Lot 8 Blk. 4 T r . 9 by ft certtfl. ,1 . Itery wjn 322.28 NK 1« of S K '» of Sec. 36. Town. 19 Itonnl III fttni.tmt of |j£ Meisch R ealty Co., Lot 9 Blk 4 T r. 9 . 822.28 vlded Ihxt t ..-hi. r , r,^Jr| South Range 30 K., run Nmth ''100 ft.. Meisch R ealty Co., Ixit 10 Blk. 4 T r. 9 . . of Semin..|. .'..„nty wmI® 1718.24 West 130 ft.. Smith 30<| ft . Knst 130 ere.l us . . . llfle.l Public School, W ' i of Blk. 6 T r. 9 ......... . 1680.84 322.28 check of lit. -ur. ft. to beg. :‘,K1 Ixit 6 Blk. 0 T r . 9. . htdtlnrs t.. n, re.,|n^ 822.28 U t 7 mw 0 Tr. 9 Notice is hereby given to any . and all persons interested in the j n.l.l 1tl 1. e I It, II I I, I 419.60 | file success 1 I.t.|.„ r ,, | Special Assessments ag ain st the various pieces of property above de- . - , . ' l/(,t g |{|k. ti Tr. 9 l.r I ef U» t • i t ul. , , 822.28 j scribed that said spe, ial assessments are payable in full within thirty ( R,.uUy c „ ’( Ult *j m k 6 T r . 9 ■ to tu|i|..v I tt.t | j- re-,,] 332.28 days a f te r the above e >I foregoing special assessm en t roll has been j » R P ^ |(J B ,k „ T r u I. n t|u> s .»f11 , u ritl-n 6,4 . eptancr t f I.„t ■* 754.12 'eiiunlized. approved and confirmwl. *.r in ten ei|ual annual installments The H i . I 'I .. s. \r, t^| 393.82 i eject .i n> ,t n,l M 14, / with interest at 8 per rent per ......... ... from and a f te r the time said T. J. , Tr. I0 ccM .tip I, .i r |.,rt | 123.11 I spe* ial assessments stand appri*v.'*l and confirmed. • • deeineil t.. i.. , C. L. Vincent, N. 19 ft. Ix.t 7 Hlk. 3 T r. 10 nf the * i. m A meeting of the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford. Ha.. 10 Albin Kendall. Beg. S W Cor. Ix.t 7. Hlk. 3 l r. I fl'PI* s . fl . , r.4 , will he held at the City Hull at 2 til ,, m. on the 22ml day of Septemrn.tv l.e et •.. t |.t, run N. 42 ft. K. 52 ft. S. 12 ft W. 52 ft. I I i j t ' c *■r in.i I . :,,4 270 71 hei A l>. 1921 at winch meeting said Board will hear any ami ull I fbltci t It'.t It de]>'Ct to beg • complaints and objections as to >nrh special assessments, ami will ! 322 28 I » I fl W" I I > I' . >wl, ( n . C. McMullen. Ix.t 1 Hlk. I Ti 10 322.28 at suiil time adjust and e<|uallio -aid assessm ents on a basis o f justice r» f u n d e d 1.1 . tide I U h a l ,S. A. H. Wilkinson, ixit 2 Hlk. 1 r. 10 l tl. n 1 |.t.i .■ | ,jm| * and tight, and when said special assessments are s<> equalized and 422 18 I lie .Vl . I II. . . r-lit, reVI| It. II. Ronnick, Ix.t 3 Hlk. 4 T r. To nh. li In ■i■IIl, a, :rtg, 1 adjusted, same will then stand continued and be.*and remain binding 322 28 Victor it Belle Check. Ixit 4 Hlk. 4 IT. It* Wot k II pi It |i i i flli-nt ,f | Imns upon the pmperty a g ain st which said assessm ents are made until 322.28 lloll.lt • " 1 Will 6, | Victor it Belle Check. Ix.t fi Hlk. 4 Tr. U> |,nli| in nrrordiiiice with provision- *.f Resolution No. 15K, nilopted by 322.2c " - ''I lb* -■ itfjl Mary S. Dirkens, Ix.t 1 Hlk. 5 T r . 10 I ' i *' i* ' ti t. SeaBf S t J 2S the City ( 'oinnussion o> fthe City nt Sanford, Hu.. *>n August 25th. 1924. I I i ol i \ iviio !t^| Mary S. Dickens. Lot 2 Hlk. 5 1 r. 10 I.. R. P H I L I P S , City Clerk. ■ I *■ VhltlSKI-i.< 129 I I (S e a l) C W. Rivers, Lot 3 Hlk. 5 T r. 10 . ,h i"ii i l vwhd, j ;: 22 . 2 H l Publish Aug 30 and Sept. 6. I I .I A *!• -64 I Meisch Realty C o . Lot 4 Hlk. f» Tr. 10 322.28 Meisch Realty Co.. Ix.t fi Hlk. 5 T r 10 322.28 S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T HOI I P R E P A R E D U N D E R Al I IIOR ................ Maineh Realty^ Co.. Ix.t 1 Hlk. 6 T r. 10 322.28 |TY t) F R E S O L U T IO N NO I'.t, adopted on the 2 Kth dn> of July.| Mujsch j { t,uily i x,t 2 Hlk. 6 T r. 10 419.60 A. tbe 1924. by the 'City t ..minisHion of the ( il> of Sanford, | y t'xi. Lot I Hlk 6 T r HI 322.28 Clem Jones |j*tt Florida. Meisch Realty Co., Ix.t 4 Hlk <• 1 r 10 322.28 Tunic WiH Dtl The following i- the e - ti m u tc l .*.-t o f paving Holly Avenue from NtciMch Realty Co.. Lot 5 Hlk 6 Ti 10 t i n u t o n i c Ht i „ ik Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in th * ne«s, Hint Uci or First Street south to F ifth Street a width of 21 feet with shee asphalt Special Assessinents ag ain st the various pieces of property above de- little little •vert I » on a 6" roek base. t i t l ' d . > *'*n h' Si drag r Ul'tlBM. V" ' l l II".Ut* u scribed th at said special assessm en ts are payable in full within thirty 7.70.00 IfiOO <u. yards, grading tii1 50c nlcup Is lo..lor, n«ei J days a f t e r the above and foregoing special assessm ent roll has been 2286.50 ftinl Khlitt * lx.nl< ii tk*4 ! 2690 lin. ft. t onrri te tiirh and c liter fit H',c thul will restore tod 70 00 equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installments ' 200 lilt. ft. flush ruth fee 85c 1.7 00 I with inteiegt at 8 per cent per annum front and a fte r the tune said j j ”JVj‘p*s ^ u t ' t ' l l * * * I 100 lin ft. granite curl, re-set (|i'i 15c 100.001 special nssessntrnts stand approved und confirmed. ^ T ttN ir nii,t iit'xhs j l 3550 sq. yds. paving (li' $2.00 . 125.no I A meeting of the Equalizing Board o f the City of Sanford , UIn.. ,.sta'*Usio,i it-.it uy 250 sq yds. brick re-laid <cT* 30c 1320 0(1 will he hehl at tho t itv Hall at 2:3 0 p m. on the 22nd *iay of Srptem j Jr^'vjl'tt Mv'i . vIiU*3 b 1100 lin. ft 12" storm sewer 6t> $1.29 ‘ 'n 280.00 , ber A. Mi.. 1924. at which meeting said Hoard will hear any and n,l . 8 inlets (fit $35.00 ||\,r Mint!*im 2IHI00 complaint.' and «.hje*ti*»ns as to such special assessments, Ullfi will nt ^ 2009 lin. ft 3” drain tile (a 1109.00 pci •» *f, „tl suiil time adjust ami equalize sntd nssessmetits on a basis of justice 7f.o sq ft corn rete alley r* turns (S' 30c 988.50 1 and right, and when said special assessm ents are so equalized ,in<1 ! T®-*; Engineering, legal ex|nnse, advertising f t * 1adjiiHtfil. '•nnu* will then nt it n«l i‘onhrnu®tl nml l»e, nmi rcmnin himlinc ,j ^ v%i , $• i,m t»i«i tirait ht made until Trike ... - ileus upon the property against which said assessm en ts are .......................I no’ If f i t I-" «atw , Total e - t intuted t ust 1 . 1.160,00 I jn n rcon j Hnr,, Wjth provisions of Resolution N**. 152. a.loptcd by medl. m. ib* T.iVi* a'ij To he horne ( titirelv by mijacont propt i tv ownets lb*' City Commission of the • tty •>f Sanford. Fin , on July _ 8th. 1 J 2 I n j« 2072 76 Null! bet of left frontage (Seal) L. It. I ' l I I I . i r S , City c l e r k . n r N K P l T is .nrxt t . f, . . . . • Itou u*0In* X Assessment p*t foot frontag* » * - 4 , t>.i p u|,|jsh Atig 30 nml Sept 6 . Florida FRF:D T W IL L IA M S , Knginevi. Prelimma ry Feet A ssr-sineiil Ft ont age Name. Description. A 1 hint 11 t oast l.iiiu Railroad 1 , Right ..I wav 0;i 86 12 on Commercial Street ti v all,| all personinti'lested in t In Notiie i ' hereby given t I Spet ial \ •e " no'iil - againsl the various pieces of properly above des, 11Iteil that -an! spet ial assessments ate payable in full within 1tlirI> day- altii the above ami foregoing special naaessments toll has tieon equalized, approved win! continued, or ill ten equal annual in stullmetits with interest at 8 p,i cent per annum ftvnt and after the limit mini special assessments sifttnl approved «ml eonfirmed. A meeting nf the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford, Flu., 1 will ho held at the City Hall at 2 JO p m. on the 22n J day of Septem­ ber A D 1921. at which meeting said Roald will hear ant nnd all t iiiii plaint s an*i olijettions as t" m b s|tcrin1 assessments, anti will at iiiii * ml ni-t ami eqlliilt .*- -aid assessments oil a basis of just in tl right, and when said special assessment- ate s*i equalized and adjusted, same will then stand eonfirmed and la-, and remain binding In ns Upon the propelt y ugamut wltiih sanl assessments tttv made until pai'l in uccuidame with provisions ,.f Resolution No. 151. adopted by the City ('oinniistion **f the * 'if v of Sanford. F l a . on J u l y 28th. 1924 ( Seal I L. It I’ ll I L I l 'S . City Clerk. I'uhli-li Aug 30 am! Sept. 6 I if... Katie* „f A>au*„,_ r-e , c i l ” 24' 'a V E m L ^ S S E S S M E N T ROLL PREPARED UNDER AlTJfHORITY / np r k SOLUTION Ki 2 adopted on the Mtb day of July A. D. 1924. by the Ctiy Commiaalon of the City of Banford, Florida. The following in tho estimated cost of paving Mnple Avenue from First^St^ect south to Fifth Street a width o f 24 feet with sheet nsphalt 3560 ao. yds. paving @ t W 1728.45 r^ rm u p s, c t Publish Aug. 30 and Sept. 6. on a 1500 2690 200 100 * Town. 19 South Range 30 East., thenee South on cast lino of Park Ave. 308.5 ft., east 91.3 ft., north 398.6 f U west 90.7 ft to beg ............. . .............. ......... 308-8 Mrs. F.llxa I). Vaughan, Reg. at a point 25 ft west nnd 25 ft. south of the intersec­ tion of the center lino «*f Park Ave. with the enst and we*t- one quarter line of Sec. 36, Town. 19, South Runge 30 E., thence run south on the west line of Park Ave. 305 ft., thenre west 130 ft., north 305 ft., east 130 ft. to b e g . . - ........ 305 a. f - —-------- - -------- Knocks at Every Man s Door Every Day in the Herald’s Classified A ds. i; u <.... • \ ** ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w ta — A i .J .. f • - . * J t u • , K ^ \ mmm M| ^ __ , , >• •< > kr �iynn^vfSim • . ww •’*•**-* » ifiir I V|iiiTi n.i •• i ................./• • a , 'Min . tit Those fast-grow ing towns in "Florida which are usini? nearby rivers and lakes for sewage disposal will pay heavily some day for their short-sightedness. nif. ™ c Mj»mi riv cr. °nce a beautiful stream , is becoming U 0 i.i.Ajvn I- i i r a j i __ I b HOWAnu DRno____ — M l i l f t t filthy from the sewers em ptying into it. Biscaync bnv, as ' U -______ ______ Waaaolla Aveaat Vhmmm 14ft I lovely as the Bay of Naples, is polluted from the same i cause. As Miami rushes forward to big city dimensions. & * -----. . . qbllu ....... NOTIOBi All lice* cards of thank*. rr»olutl » r J - n ol'ce* of •nierf■Inmrnii wh, ) l J W rI M nr# m id i will t»<» charg} r*K ulir advert lalng rate*. » * f.,M „ , • ......T m g k e r s ," » : a v s w a , ... . w tr Doi one t r o ^ ^ nl1 t«lK loo J g S SOMMER HcT D aVS AHVfHGlfc , 1 ,1' either to install adequate sewage-disposal plants or carry their sewage out to sea beyond a point whore tides could . . , |R it hack to .shorn. Jtr ,r ■ f ^ t B L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY b • » ri? , v, l Is Florida progressive enough to attain such hgislnfion " PLACES:— or must we wait until some Florida river, like Shakosiw ares ,, ', '" ‘,tl r‘ r *" s l l e * Lord is the portion of min, Avon, hrrnnio.s “ r i‘v e r nf d e a t h " ? T h e Avon l.eraiise o f th e a “ hrt" 1 ' 1,11 rJnheritance nnd of my cup: thou ' .maintainest mninlniiw.iit my ..... lot. i..t fhe'Tincn”u ri... u__ ...ri ’ r p fallen * ** T , ;;* unto me in pleasant ^■^jgpUccii: yea, I have r. goodly inheriJ i ta fe —Paalm l*5:fi, 0 withered up. FI Mond:i will have rivers and lakes like that. ,f he. i.,.„,s n„,.v s o m e th in g is not dotti- to eorret t th e p resen t m eth od s of sew a g e disposal. K E E P A-COI.V ^.iryou strike a thorn or rose, . Keep n-gnin’! It-.it imiU, nr if it Hnnwn, ^ . ( JL>r(y! frnni thf lie (own of C o v e n t r y has become so foul pl/mt ...L . Z " ' , h,ny *' mlWi" nT i n 1 n;is rr/iscfl I" grow in il. ils fish h ive died, and even the it, , h" " ' "" " ,l"' r,rT ' branches of tri|V|, S . tou ch in g its w a te rs have s „ kened and l ^ ’o 1 V ^ V ' ; \ ju s T R e m in d s me Youp/?0 Misep we A ALtltK SI LI.IW..N .who ohserv«"rafcl\- s,iv« I ha I both rV qj. I ■• i.it . and It.-publicans i»ro arnazcl nl l.a K..Ih l l . ' s hiild on the W est.! Democrats Should He On The Alert Kcoji u-Koin*! omJem/ 7maT ; T U P C O A T I h iS F A I L \ ( * ^ aln’l no use to sit nnd whine . " h a t will th e p e rc e n ta g e be tin.-, t e a r ? A c c o rd in g to l*"'" l,l<k " f i " ' , l“ ny, Imt « W^ien the fish ain't on your line; per o f th th.. v..li'i-s il... r , . .ite i . . .di M v:i,.... ..,,e A M U your hook and keep on tryin- ' l nllicrs' . , N.. e i g h t v P ' T .ren e n lt ol e v - . b i s . m th e I'n ;,le< ,‘ ,l' - u Keep a-gotn'! cast ballots 111 1KiHJ; in I'lMO, s ev en ! \ t h r e e per ren t ' in I ' i f * " Vl' ' ,l'" « <'PI'OMIIg >p lydfc , s i x t y - s i x p e r c e n t : in IfiL'o. less th an lifiv per cent ’ ' u ,l‘ ,M ' • I I t.. prim l y 'c V W' - ,h‘ r M,,s I' 1 F lorid a, and p r a r l i .a j / y all of the s o u t h e r n ' s t a t e s , the I ’ne mini ** 1 I JT . ___ .Keep a goin-! ‘ N ovem1 b. er, , election jM usually a t a m e a ffair. H avin g nomi. ........ . . .. , I ■ m . • .... I I . . . eV " (ill > .1*1 | i L , .. | . I . ' :,,i “ l»*,ll*l> *»l p>■••ell to hi, /{^Vticn you tumble from the top, |nated th en c a n d id a te s ni I lit- I >cnio. i a t ,, p r . n u r i e s . i l.e pe a-goin't Keep a-goir,'! " . pie of the “Solid South" have c v. , " m e to re g a r d th e g e n e ra l m ,'7 ' , nillk i every dime ’ ' elect it J«Cs you're you rc out of m m N o v e m b e r as a m e re form th ro u g h which th e s e ' " i ' " ! f " c'1" " ' W ,:| i'" " ‘ i* ain't tin' broke nin’ 0 «ttln' any crime, „ „ „.i;.i.,. , . . ........................ " " " ' ' n u m u n i m e s e ........ ... , .. . ,f If "II,. -|,eec|i su. li ,.,o . a. .s. mid it ...... ' h*'"' 7 " M -ch . r fTfll ie world you you'r Till the v....'re f i l i n ' p rr , . can.li,lales M , , a r e duly elected by su, I, ,il,y , ili/etis eon- .In fInn;' \(,| j Keep n gum'! . . . .............. I X T . ! U , * " ! " " T n" " H....... I.. f.-ar ......................... ................. ... ,, , a nl hy i*» viunlyj tly; S • W h en .......... like .I I I . V Keep H-itoivi'! • Drain thp RwoHm*** fro... •S..I,., sV,,,( i.'-VlV.'A. 17 . ...... ......." !r .. .............. , *M,, vamliil.ilrs art \ iff u.illv rlrrtril i 1 u * finn* of llin r horninaf inn. M-\ \ iui: wi n i / i p , Keep a gotn' I ...... Ibis .ill Undo piVVilil th is y e a r ? Isn’t Ih lT r * |,,‘,' ’d< ntml i i r n d i . . , l u b l a 'l'o l-l' iT®f® lords on wing' , di'tn.'iiul ruin■,.ei,.,i elfnil ,.ir, . i I, . , , - -, ,, T the 1":; wild WO" "tros oil the wing’ ilemaml fo l o r cniieerted Hfttht r the hells bells that tlinl -weellv «w.... 1 1. - m.g. .■•«.* ]1 ... | i jeH,., | . ,. . , ..■■■■i l' ' i , '. 11 n . f i................... v I b n io. rn■•■■■« il ir votri When you feel like kingin' 'in ,* , Mi»Vl.. , 1' > *•'•»«»*« t* I. « 11. .». ? Is.l’l It v\vn pos- " ' f ' >«'"l" > hold *• I, ftr K" '" • * ....Th. ' It.i) ;•!X Friend ..............................k ................. .............. ^ 1' 3 ----------- - p,opr..-ai ' l' “ .- r Th'' ...............- .Wants to Ipmw ,f » merger ’ ........all r 1 mar ii "IN t I f . r e g a r d i n g t h e n p l a n s f o r t h e ,-T r i Irn i "'•""-••in.................................................................. K«. Pe'railing olije el s P ’ »I,®row. ’ f - ............... ' V Fltore money ; ¥*'Davt. , * d r | v e W ill, in th e \v. T h e n 's I - . ............................ .. i m o v ie s laiim be ......... h is „t a d d le — - R 5 «£j,rV'rV" '"O w in the trash h„. kel * 4 of lh' c » 0 "llano,„e, w e ste fi o „,n t. ■ ! <* id. ni q « . .. , . Mi, ‘ . ' ,l 1,1 • " " Oi i - v Mi mt i v a l ew w.,.|, v "• n k lln I li;,l ' " u *' imiiv ( " l l u i a F ,ii |:i|,s , I . , , . , I,.., I I t , . , , ,H» , , ,III ....... •'' ••••"jnilliii (ifin* r8amii,l d ".\ "A ml 'Voa on ni ithe.- m. Il i.................. . .,i t ( i i„. i ' 1 1 11 a• (1, a.1 i ,l |,i i ... , .. w .i .l .l , "h - . "! ," II " ‘ b ill'd 1 ' 1 1' " ' *I *•'‘ I ~ I l ,e. a ! mg T L.e k Lv u b - 'I ...' ■ . f i r ^m' : , ! ; " -•» ■»*»*«• , ; m: K .V ' m b'1 '*'11 <" I‘M I tSLake f .. tile Si limp f,., Dan " r K'lill. f? * ' s bit t l i d u iiltv I, 'A . !•••? *. i , • i* h I. , i i . , " 1 h‘‘ l u ',f IS .'V » m: in '• * W, r* " ,‘ '•>. Foil I jj^.t' qale Herald Ibat tin i an - .... . i , m J•»E ntlBsioiierk s n ’ ” ' ; " * dnwii lb. in.•,,, !•• aif 2 1 * J}'* ** bond i lfii I.", t,, voif l i . H i- W the ariiiMint ,,( i „,. bumlif.i h,m . aand dollar- f.„ .............. ' . , , | , ‘ " III own nl count v I"Ik- , I' lflt- *>fl l.i Iiv I, b. < i'll 1b. • .'. III l|| 1 " \m u t lit* III, i frt . i l i II vote for these bond. I.ec.iH,5 ».•' n ^ in ‘ ** '’l i•''• b. ^ 11 III RAI D ' ’’ '', v ............ ... (mplelmg an nceiiii dnve I ti t ••■<l-p •9 county i . I- ft \ ! ' ! V \ | M ) R .V .'d (iv |].,. ' »•" nth 11 •' ' Wit. amt 1' ‘ l it m g *'•"'1 iranllnnd Kir, .all- tbo tb, attack 111 . ,t. - f..r r «nm,d trlwlnd ^11 a, k of lidmpstiv „, I “rinir. y>*• W U' certain r , r , * ‘'1 K fiMill.a.l i.a i coaches that •trong attack » , wrong maintain that a t141m 4iI linfult... I- il „ L gf1, m defense w, H I . il a, ................... ....... f, " 1 1** * " , u f . II I,, •" ,t ((| " w ill •'< b, 11, n s z z 5=nr. C g . I ........ .. !. .w T'» ........... . -t. » “ - -/ tp If ; in ittv e I ' J '•> ■f v at Ml , . 1 I IM1/ , , . •1 , 1 : I i JJ * .\ with tin'll fell, w niQli. n an wla. - l a v m i l I. s ■•■• bi | , pi "im llv 1 , II 1 - -< > k in g i .|id|- D e | al "t I'ASII v M o \ ...ut.etv Ar aftmaim — .|«p.mad n.i "O- "U •",. „,aii, huvvi'v,) nlw a v- tl .latig.'l |. , ,, ( ( W,y|,J llarti-on Tlie |lnl.. *’ alyl, . I- ' ' tt W I n, I iv tin « 'lf( ( »|||, , t . ftl<'ll • o imlt< «| f till* f LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEEP i I. ,4V* I'**l'»l Ml*. Ot t ‘n |hi­ r * . SH . ,1 >«Hrth f- amt r b ’; . in a few months, on a paying basis— unusually| pay and pleusant work— learn to operate a linotf or utterly pe m achine; learn it right by attcndinftk ' ' "Mir n t "iht |v mil ,a| . I.S Hllri . ‘ . b a i . l e m .1 . ,), ] v •>(«•, " , , ... I Mi*; f f |,f , . school established by the Southern Newspaper I -i),,i,id i ik. 1 I’ ■•d a,i,ei ij. fishers' Association, of which this paper is a ■»« , " l " " »*" ’ »“» i H" anv ln,,g ii,kt i , „ p p , „. ((ll 1,1 “ ,,<,,,l“'**l ‘ <“ 'P-‘u:n ' .................. ...... "•xperiem •••I „, w V"le, Hit the 1ne -l-l ' m a lit l It- ft.ni(l , " ' V" ' •i t i n t . I II.at i 1, . ,., , b 'l" 1' - and 11,, , ,t | ... ■V— - out ' . ./ me ,.(. t.J . e, i * , , ............'* put /taut le.l ul, f>. D i .m. ab i- s u i - and atg 'iiio n t- pre-ent.-| ' t .. it**- **r............. *. " “*■ * (i "Itai gn : WANTED ;M " ) ' b i „ g f,„,(}>h it 1 1, ’ U" I u' li, tit-approv. ,1 f . *a S • ', j i ■ ■> . ’JL,a i 0 hfmWisfM ■ g *«. township SO,'l__________ _ r J! CL/Cp9 D EED ’ n Dinkle'.and wif«. T^rtf «. to laftkft tJ , . Especially for GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR AT BITHLO. • :_^ 3 • i r i s 4a And Fall Vacationists ( t : •• __ ______ bou, 610 and 61i * f Long- W e have models you will be profid to (tear on any occasion JSril.DINO PERMIT ........ !'* ustneas, und ' ""»>•( trip in two Coll •* Investment----- ■t ' ^ f'fU H fi'm er who r^ ceh eH th e mwlt serrieo I'liH r Ul Jtti'h I Ji'llinftfex / .... lPo „ , fall *’ulI""'vnt ami' ♦ The. denial of the wholeTtbui , , ■ Ilea* pnign tiuiotutbli/'^Tu U' + l’*‘' ^ MK. Ik-mp-ey back t o M ................ ........ ■a. L * f . W r i " ‘ " n,‘,,'uc‘ " ,r" l W, r' + »“*-’* Thui the news go*, • *s. I.ii^,, of the- Union l-acifu |U l|nmil + ~ k , *• ^ d i i) »<l, ■ -.... . «»— smtiai v ................... - ISN’T IT TRUE THAT IN EVERY SECTroN OF ORANGE COUNTY WHERE HARD SURFACED ROADS HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED THAT IT DE­ VELOPED AND PROPER! Y PRICES ADVANCED. : t infurd; consideration, 91,000. consideration, |10,000. tfrt . . 5 i f Mt, being 59Ji acres more or o WEDNESDA Y , A. Douglass arid- Vft^lhla II. (L*» from ' ith the ion o.f aJ IUsre toyjo with the elect ................ this yea, „f |<i24* party -pend nillllonii o get ae r o -, to the pub- T ., , J. NOW A SYSTEM Of HARO SURFACED ROADS IS NEARING COMPLETION IN “EAST ORANGE.” BITHLO IS THE ONLY LOGICAL TOWN LOCATION AS IT IS THE ONLY RAILROAD AND HARD SUR­ FACED ROAD INTERSECTION. ALL THE ROADS LEAD IN AND OUT OF BITHLO. IT IS NOT PRAC­ TICAL TO BUILD ELEVEN TOWNS IN THIS HALF OF THE COUNTY. THEREFORE BITHLO MUST SERVE A LARGER TERRITORY THAN IS SERVED BV ELEVEN TOWNS IN “WEST ORANGE.” w arranty , | MORE PARTN ERS . - r ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO A SYSTEM OF HARD SURFACED ROADS WERE BUILT IN “WEST ORANGE” AND AT THE INTERSECTION OF’ THESE HARD SURFACED ROADS AND BRANCH LINE RAILROADS YOU FIND ELEVEN TOWNS. E a s t O ra n g e — s Shoppe Vnl}* I* Blgf, Z * + + * * * * * * * * * + + * + + + * * + + + + + + + + 9 ++++ 9 ++ 4 * H + West Orange ------ ,'I I O N K 1 3 5 ------- P arag rap h s It is 27 miles from Orlando to the East County line ami Hithlo is the only town devel­ opment in this half of the county. i ■ a .. .. EA ST ORANGE 11I T H L 0 1,^4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4-4^ 4' + * 4'4'4' + 4'<.4'4-4-4'4'4'4-+ 4'4' + 4'4-4'4"k4'4'4-+ 4-4 +4^ + * .4«' + * + 4"DV4-:+.> + 44^ 4-+4'++ + 4'+ 4'**'f.> + * * + W++w ZIP SERVICE City News bi r. AddresM for full information, Marun l*rinUi School, Macon, (In. r Ifi mile* front Orlando to the west founty line*. There t " are IB eonimunities, ii towns. | ,. in this half of I he fount v. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + ‘*' + '(' + + + «' + '*' + + -k+ + + + «- + + + '*"»"M"M"M' + + ++ + ++'f + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦♦•(■ ■M- + + + 4rt"H'4'+ ++++++^+ + + 'M"M"t'4'4, |(Cantinued Irora page 1 ) tders in the rttmpaign are conthi'y can maintain the lead now hold and the rivalry is < • A • ismung those at the top, All ‘ usy seeing their friends and nr regular visits to the ballot . . «• |of The Herald, •» •' lay changes are expected this ■n,t interested persons are (ring wluit tii* surprises will Murduy when ' ‘ ed the next list is • • k»hrd. . I ▼ -■- ' - - "urn HFI.I* U A.NTKD— If you want to gel into n trood I i. •> .. .. . > •> .. .. .. .. .. .. , > >• I ORLANDO •,* * + ( ,'*’+ 4 + 4 + + + + + + + 4,+'b++ ening •> + ! W EST ORANCE >+4 +'S-<-4'4"a'H-.P4'++++++'H "p e"a+e,+++++++++*+++4.^4.+ <.+ + + + ++. •> 5 ' -I’HONE l> W 7 | ',l ,1““, | f *'*' ...................... lb, "| L " ‘ “'V nu*"'7 *t;'l ' \“ . ' " I,,1>4 I..fS o, I ,,ir ’||*| f•, I,M » iMipulatioii . * | H»|»UI UUOI l ; • K IL G O R E S E E D COMPAN ................ 1 in FI., i ' I till •V. r |,,,, a il( * ' I t t - ,,t ll„ . , ' • ' .1 Mint , Contt-ntporary Comment J h- « L .. . . M If any of these thing* •re a* |New.’* C“l ° Ul f° r a di» w ^ t r o R i ,4' ,,n*"K io i more “real partners. „ 1 r> one of puy CUMtomerH In llK^’frs^ly the C0UM*I. Rencrnl banking s s r e i s . 1 K E N S E 8 ISSUED i Y ...r hiiaineMl p leas u re to iri.e •n sutos, 482.75. r- FIR S T NATIONAL BA» k ..... A C O M M U N I T Y JIUILkDEB | '* j * llOO,ine* U* lfar* ,r<t E ,“ At#* A candidate «a\rer,m ^ f e g Ua ,,i- | '‘ludi<‘,, th« ring •ome times in following the'ir'bnV* ‘ L‘ '3 not to,l‘ratcd. In auch |the f|yjng n,arMn«7”' w - ~«riT"ic parly Instead of trying'To" 1^ " eam -r . T m something about tho other s i d e __ -r of Monsieur Carnenti.r ,k. ar do us occup.Uons, ii ha. c.rv.d , f,w d 2y ? ^ ^ rt,U d ,Qr * |!T4*^*-tion b e ttc /th a n we pro- from ita representatives 7 . t a n f u r n i s h a n y t|tianli(y o f t h i s desired. B FILD IN H - ♦ ♦ + ♦<•+■b+++4'4-sV-M -+ -M |ting Strength Of tscriptions to Be •. .i luced Saturday i: I . K T T I ’( ’!•: a n d \\ I H T K I ’ A K J S ROIMAINK SKED..| 1 ‘ h-t* tb. , will |,f i . . i .fill I b. I ^ *’ ,,r t ‘ hi’JM lqitarlers f o r I h e v e ry Itt'.sl -lr;iins ofl B O S T O N . I( K B K I f H . N K U Y O R K ur WOMIEI W K I .A K A t PLANS |d»y. At 4:110 |». m. these outDfether with representatives various civic organisations kirrh to Central Purk where Vocation will lie delivered by |ruw,dee. and u talk on the significance of the day will fen by Mayor l^vae. This will de the exercises und the cornhopes that the people of nml Seminole County will patriotically to the request government for the purpose 1observance of the day. I n te ro t Paid on Savings Atmunls wo,. , V, ‘ I >(inirii«*r ......... ........ "•nt t hih nlik* vu^vitu u is IMfW I the i/lnv-ft"*!* ! *>’ I ''EN SE qi’KEK (‘AMPIN,; ||..\ntTs I’AI \l HE A ("|| i , ti-ul.| i llTl. i) K<plll.il M iui-h,.M iu- il ■* t| i at to t; I. . Im„,g ,, f l„. blip..! lb., "»,. S e n ire ■' I ’ r u g r c s s ¥ Rock Lime Hill Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. T, 1). Mack and sons, of \\ inter Garden, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mack's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Walker, Sr. "ontlhued from Page 1) l , b"' III , g . | . „„ S trength Virginia DeCourRey left (or Deljvnd to Rpcmi »evayi with friends before en1.8tet.<on UniveralVi', where 111 graduate in June. C. E Henry, Misses Ethel, been the attractive guest of ^!ls* ,m<l Ruth Henry retuni- Pearl Robsoh, left Sunday for her kj from a delightful visit home in Del^md. riphin, Pa., and points In Mrs. J . D. Sorrbll. uf Orlando. w\. ii/l M i . . 11 and Alias Hazel & m__t lt ll .hL a v a. re­ turned from a delightful visit'In )P L E A S K E D TO Atlanta^and other points of Ihterest in Georgia and / aare r with Mrs. O P E R A T E I N C. W. Stokes. I t is o u r p u r p o s e t o b e a sa fe b a n k j " 1 first a n d la s t. " • ’ a i.n a l l , n III . . ini|t( i • ■1 t hi 1 !,.m I., 1 1. , 1 "•••I Wi • - )| *w, f ailure and <h,| t h" oil ' ••, j, vii!unl.|i . it w ,| . wall '• ' *' l\. Ml Ito T’ '* • 1 ' N» ll.hr I * ;- i- . - I . H" - m i . r - . s i ......... .. Hue. , r ," •I" It vv il la. an I If, lb...........ill.I . , , , ! a 7 a „ . ' : ' 1 1 ’ I’1* i n - ' .Ml I. ••leliti., •Ii . lurs l„ , , ■111v imp. f, , . |* UM> 0f -i«t« II, ,, tl t an . 11*1 , p, , pi, - ’ i b ill I U n i " . I ;i v a, t l , , s - t a t , ' Ole vot tig (,.f ' 'pie nl. nt .,( it,,. C u t, i Vl 1 H\ICl;|-u\ I.J.I, A- 11........al , . , , *' '■*' I •■i k - ai i ' i u p "i •atii 11 i . | .......... .. x.tlels -I........ hi MU There is no radical change, Itow. ever, in its conservative policy of sound banking practice. 11 • handle! nt t n„ ,, ,• Im ;be •• n 1 but 1: l.a- d n. nothing f.., •M"".i to m ...' W e ll Tl" ............. a . (••tl n.'Yi in » J|p <1v. 'xyl. 1 up the . liv,r..n.,Mol » t nm v rome n to I * , due- * " 'Vi-.vl « y<1,| A'ubm^,,^ ,f^.| •* i - " f' 44 t '■ ^,r " " , "l„ ,h r * K,h .• ‘ " ‘l i,(o*id(>d><ts!ti, I',.:.: / tOdnt" of advanced y e a n , would me* mat hia fate in trkson —- — ----- me Idle- S K . T S I s s s . ' k much eooner than he actually . ■. . ,u ,,, o m 1 w b. , ;:,V, 7 , i h. 11 1 ,| . I he -ale Of tb. t‘ , 11 books, ba........... I ron e to be a fa rt , f .............. .. • 1 r-I nr l •'nosmtiil 'o M ... i . . . . . 11 , . •, J | * ' n » i iin n I....... J I I l i r i ' t. • »•! recently killed while la a mistake In trying In the sulky." But isn't w1kL‘ I ■ I , in | U ha, labored m„„v v r.„ *'■«!• • " 1^ ™ ^ , ' ^ , ' ...................... Ifcailiass a . well as in s,MTrt Ttre tbr'i'^t h'"*,,i,|i| ...ade .............. l .,, I , , a . j . , , " t 1’ f 11 I ... 1,11 Lngli-timai, wb , g. “ ................ |.i„u„, ,„ i, ,^<»a>l . ' T iifT Ilj i"Ikh * .I ,m ........ * i |i# ........... hr, Xl. 4>"'' || Jj i 1firher-fnlk nf 'i ha? ||, ,, i, hut m«*« tion it. • - 1 11 ” ' ' k ' . t t . , t I . 111 . Ware < " v - ........ ....... » “ . •y ,y t, r)ii v , ........ t' k - A .1 . , , f .. ­ '• U“ ’' H 1 Dan,.. , - ' ' ' f‘ i"R I . r , | ib. „,i 1 •i* M ill tin* t 11" * * b.il •bev I •el | ■ Ini....... . \| , will iiv c t , ' •1 • V • I • p p u s p , . . 1 , * wli.tr , In i,ii,, |, 1 1,. . .. | k - i IIII f I If. V\ llllt |*»'0|iJ, ( , , ■t W i l l . ,g I I I .1.1 I I V wll.lt k.'" t" t ill' poll, aid v. ‘I* I , i ..ml, lilt. 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Imil 1» 1 1 •• I"')" f "• till lull- ' ;,| , bn g |1 . v* tl i Fin, Ida ,. . m i l ,.1 " " " 1...... wipe til,I, i-t,.' ii « t Mm* "a " ,' " 1 ?' “P ;.v . r ’ ’ ,T '*1' > •'» •t t |jft)f Th« 11. «• * • ■ it iDrnuiik* t ti« , ' ,M" <•TI• ,t||i| r Ii f ,) • • • ............... Ini'*......... il tl..•! 11 ni.-••*• •"! y\tt 1 ' m „r.| I n\, m u I ,i, 1 1,,,... * * **' '* , ML' T :i m an. i.tr:nt. 1' . 11**'K ' x . ill l . " l i ‘ |t lj;,v |a ) | »» the payments If .......... , hlll) P " «; npy trouble. i„ will (,.• n„ ill t i.m collector Hi t : in u n igi. K i "?A r,‘r,'b* 'Ii-pali li ^t-Iiv*,.f, D , Tpung. temmnai v •••II.-. l.i v .« orations (,„„, i ;,.,„ M„v I bat | «p,| . , ' hand,, r ot « ' “The City With a Vision” st one Mrt. C. W .SldkHVatul Mika Dor­ and Edward IfendeYson lundsv for Del .and where othy Stokes have returned from h | |iW*ct to enter Stetson with- two weeks' delightful stuy at Day tona Beach. nut few day*. grows in facilities and in the Y number of its depositors. |i,.,less 1be h.i O il L'l ‘ ' tin,it l !'|,,i.,li..„ ..( |b. , f, ||. w •<<•»► A g l o' i l l III i ll •• I ;!................... “' . I. . M . ; , I’laiitub. m h itia 'i • ' Li d ,,| 1 r ’' ; * ; 1 ■ I , " " i r ■ ■ -■■■ « • ! • » . • . . . * Si " '• mi n i i i | ,„ .. ........................... * L . ......... - ................................................................................ ............... .. ■ l5 ? Ut MfA.I,,,. being a , * pointed treasure) f.., the ,|«, V.ID /4tts Party. \\ illiitui TJ, A,|«. . M irriuN is , s u o r t p ; ; ; ’; . , , , , I " " .1 t.. i- V, , , ", ' ,t ' '' * " ' »• .|IC ' It ' vv • . .w * '• Th “’ ! ....... in Wav. i. - Ii • I t ' . . . , L', 1 ' he .......................... .... 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In ’i w,orking hard, i nn-n •<e - - !u l .................................. ii Sound B a n k i n g P r a c t ic e now w d l m r ••. w . . i k m pub he y 1,,i'"k, " i / e d as a " g ,„ ,d lb m,„ r a t . " •u'l' „t. lnd"i at. rtt'iills * U....LU.f i .......... ' „ ■ ev. I loI t, 1 !• 7N 'tO Imt" " K puMoat. ]..,. " , ........ . , " ' " l e n t l\, ,1 th ey h.„l D, le a , that •It 111V . g.i |m| ( Miilldge Ml I.aF.'ll, Me.” I he s p e a k e r u a .. o*ie ot el. . . . ....... . pt'.mptfv fib - iw rh.r / ' ,r ' M> " M tne defeat " f tile .................. |(. I.iibln .:............. ' \ ......................... ... I u a . , 1 t o -ee t h e S I, ' D u I h e v i e w d t h a t t r e a t s it h e s t \ « . fra.., I n u , | . , ............................. \ "U I • **! t ||e\ w ■ in 1.1 t l ' e i l t i t s . l i l t ' . . . .......... . .e . , . . * ' " , , •'l O l e v VVm „I, | Ui\‘x>ln .......... H I « jWnglng 11 vvomaii into 1 (n- 1 .,1,1,1 M jr , l"i l.a I “ *•*<• lt..,„g ah»w 1 7 ? ’" *' .1 W a v e , . . - . ■rethe^l l.mthr^j l,.„ ,..f, 4' M’ M m .,, Vd . I'll " I " ' " " Gi»iin-n||,. Sun U ,< “ f r wtiai Davis bn- a ifa iii — t Omul.a R-' *" tie uni 1, l1" 1 red1 '1 1 of liemg r e g a rd e d .................... ■ ■ l»e-| >■ ■ ■■ tI,,........ . d. i n i t i.'ii ... o f i, a ■ t'h a m the l .ml,, , „| ■in i'ic e do nie ? " t t i lie S "A eolllllUI ■It ■ (I, , I be aits wet ,s t bat the (hiimhoi .ok.'' "t < " l o i o e n . i dailv creating ii .. ...... ................ ............... f " .log, and th en . 1..,..., ««■ IP,•-• r h lltl.| . ........................................... „ AI . , „ ,, W e x t tiI t h e i r \idi o Hying I., get Hit.. „.,„|,. \v,|,| % M/^l'/'y i . ’ • Ffrshing I,.. op. 0 If .....• . l . - m - S " . , . S o n I ), s s o l i d i t y , t h i s f i n e o l d I h m u , r a l <|e< 1*i r , ! 1/1V)** \ t' ' y j H o o v e r warm, that r.H t.d s tate I m ' 7 '' 7 , ' ’l' 1 <leel.'tled t h a t tt w a •* fUh< rlep ri p l„ > „ J W e ! ve • V '’• S " " U *‘ ’ ' * ' * » ' L d . « V "T h .." ..„ v ' ' VNew y M|,k |h‘|)|.I ‘ » a t s t hi nIt 1 hut I l a v J nbtired that. to,. » v jT UAV t R ttS S .Mil CNAI . H E R A L D en.'llgb men III W . i v ' I Ii » ayet joined tin l b:..... . ..f " V ’ “ ’ "> ,n "'"Cl. the Y " ... .... ................ ••'"'kl n m . I a m .- fo, making II s.j, " " t l . «..„i i Mj, k! mcjN- for tt 11 p iMfnll> to b e - ' .............. .. " ««••' ft i liter. t»f. titer Miat t h e U a y e i n - - 1,'bitiel.ei O'" 1 handier i , ('muniet.e ran " " u 1>t aiei . . t|„ t v . .f r on.| rner. e i • \\ av i • at vv ..| , ill and. 1" i tin What doJ III) , ’L 't ' ' lo rnn-e «,.f •1 the l III t , , , ............................ " the-e ,n — " " " " , h u 1 , for them. If they a le M ‘ tin 1 1 e it can Iiv aid truthfully , ’l t ot / ' " " '' " ‘ w ouM rmt m a k e a n y ’ ^l.in’m u g n " t ' } , , . ' * *'7 , i' ' l' " ' ' V ' '' ' ,ial > " i i t h e i ii s t a l l l . t s l e a d o f h ,„ k i n g „ p , H „ 'V " I !nS'l' I A M M K R ( ) F ( ’( )iM M R R ( ’]<; ' . "•• ill.linn .............. ....... . .l » t b . I . M m t ' . J l l T i m f t " ................. . II lm- h o m l ••causes her to KVHieli b. r himbiind . ,.. . , ,. n ‘ M‘ ,> mill.'' so m e rm ia/iu g si;il.'in« ril- ridjiv' pockets every night I 1.1' * n " ’ "IH lotn ......... "D1 o o lf rout e o n t llim i m iine n g tl... t h e tigh t fur ".... S o l.i d. •South. One Ol th o se men happened In find in in th e s.-mie I he P.UIP' sam e 5 About (lie Hilly time 'ilelire i-n'| ’ lll'WNpUlMT SCVt'l'nl v t r r k s '.ir.. ' . ... >n im f « l d r n L when,, fellow i- wint i„<> I ( 'ooltili'r I »-. v is; . .> I I i n 7 1 1 ^ n f Hllri Views with * . .) “ *r his g u l to no-wet hi T \! I*; C l Bowling. .............. last woek relatives. A. E. Dickson, with' the ,. Or­ lando Credit Association, spent Saturday in Kailfpnl attending to business. • Monttr t v Miss Zoa Munson Is spending Guild; hoatcai, Mrs. Miss n h j Williams and Bill p Park Avenue, 4 p. m. some time with Mrs. David Smith no place to Ko. J , 1 1 ' M lllinms spent Sunday pleasantly • ** ->H| (h Passaic, New Jersey. with friends in Oviedo. Bridge Club; hostess, Hiver»,tr*wcTTi5?i,lSLi T c m i l ? 3:80 p. m. Claude Sistrunk spent n pleasant KO further tho,, ' 1 Mr. iji^ Mrs. Emory Johnson, of !■ ■ gasiesl given by the ifeek-end^ :nd in Fred L. McDonald, of Port Winter i*a>k, spont Friday In SianIn JJacksonville, the ‘ nme i« irUr of, ' J it of Wesley nt the home of friends. Myers, is the guest of Uncle 0 . C. ford.*i Mr. Johnson will be- In ,g n, S. Babbitt; hoatess,' I-arramore. rhargi of the Coral Gables office ■ ■ The cotton crpp j, / , ' d Sperring and Mrs. D . , this year, but lht. mJ M this winter. * * GBi.* k,a r *h*H left Sunday tt; 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stinson, of LJi. “ nryville, Tcnn., where she »*ll put more j| * ' " 1 U.; Baptist church par­ will enter Maryville College. Altamont Springs, spent Saturday John Melsch, G. W. Spencer, Jr-i in the city. K m. All circles urged to Joe Cohtalez and Sam Pleischer I i r B.'f !," " p 1 Hn’P*ny U] Mr. and Mrs. Bryant F. Washmotored to OrFnndo Fridiy wh‘4re Bt Thursdsy Mrs R. I,. Mitchell and Miss they attended the Pi Kappa Phi clean t’Usmess. who cu! bum spent several days in the city Roosevelt Auxiliary U. last week attending to business i Ann Mitchell, of Oviedo, are dance. ■ptlst Church; 8 p. m: • k-------' I upending the day'in the city. |V. Baptist Atlanta ((’, ' ----- -T-Z? Mills Fernaude* IN ils lam* larn* Fern an d a and Miss Mr. nnd Mrs. Forest Whittle. wife for bobbing h..r h h»bl| he it wiia worth it t0air, -- ------------. are Woodruff and W. W. Pother Florence Ghahn,r4_. of Tampa, ar the i ^ ri1' A. M. Phillips and children Miss Essie Whittle, Arthur John­ |^ ,, weekend with their fam- att^fUVp gucata of Miss Mar- I are ■prnalng »ome time in Bre- son, Marjorie Wright and Francis tfdrtt Milltjr. Xardt. " ni* oth,,r points in North Johnson spent Friday pleasantly Dsytona JWAch'. The vnrationist Haris,, *' _ . Carolina. / at Daytona Beach. fun ns his letters imtwtt.1 Sid H. I.«barman, of Cincinnati 1 x, , -----time to write about it, -* y,ry Hummel has returned Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Stephenson With •...........the .. Globe "O'- Tailoring in iio n n g lComom- » , M ... ar* h , H left Sunday for _ month’s visit spe q t pleas. ------' v omin Maryville. Tenn.. where he wUl art* expected home today from pany, “is spending severalk days What nuilil make a Tr. [Vith friends In Tampa. enter Maryville College for the points In North Carolina. Mr. Ste­ Sanford. r—Jfoming semester. of beautiful' phenson hhs just completed a suc­ G. W. Bishop and children cessful punch season. and Miss Grace tamed from a pleasant Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hutohins and Ami wlmt ,.„,M m, b spent at Daytona Beach'. £!J ph retpr'lcd Saturday from a id ig h tfu l four weeks* visit Misses Naomi ami Mrs. R. C. Shacfur nnd baby left ■ I madder than being m fe s te r .. w InIfred -----............ Hutchins, of Fort charlotte and Concord. N. C. , VIMMeade. Plinui-,1 Friday JIIUUV for nil Michigan, »*IKIIIM<>il ( lnd.. I11(1., to Ul ntni- ! H ■ Charlotte stead of band **»»IH»* ? [R. E. Stevens ,‘p v v n l t^i spent a pleasant week end with 1 tend the convention for Spanish ■ 8 Lnd pleasantly With friend Before returning i_! ^! ..... Veterans. w i m r ..turning Mr. and Mrs. J. R. I.yles have X **- "utchins parents, Mr. and 1 War Even if Women havm't, snail. home Mrs. Sh/iefer will visit 8 ■ s en se n s nie:i they ,)„„■• ______ returned from a plea shut visit in Mrs. J. L. walker. Sr. friends und relatives. collars. . 7 7 n u ” ashington, I). C., Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Whittle and Walsh, of Paywfi*. Beach, Pa., and othcb points of interest Ml|« Marjorie Wright left Sunday Mr. nnd Mr*. .1. F. Thorp, of ■ 3 Wo never had .i MciicssU [the week-end pleasantly in the guest of friends. Rev. J. S. Pock and mother left for Greenville. S. C. Alias Wright Chicago, and Mrs. A. R. 8 h o e m a k - l i ■ , henn. hut ... T. x„. thq, Sunday for Daytona Beach where i* returning to her home after a er nnd children, of Virgihi 1 Moxicau jumping lloni Alfred Lifl< who has been they will *pend a month, having pleasant Iwo months’ visit with rived Sunday nnd will her grand parents. Mr. ami Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. several wL-eks In Savan- secured Dr. Howard's cottage Movie star i b"ms iM I*. R. Whittle. maker for several weeks. '■ a ideal husbiiml. l'H.i-( K^Hipent Friday In Sanford, ■ ■ Mra. Adelaide it. Congdon and will say mnthmg i.. Saturday for Tampa to ■ ■ Mra. H. Fletcher, of Orlando, Iriemi s. ■ ■ ■ ■ flpeut Saturday in the citv shop­ W. J. Thigpcn jind little ping. ------- Catherine, “iand' MIr* Mra. F. R. Anthony and chil­ fine Wilkie have rctunied (rum Daytooa Beach where dren and Mr». I* H. Cobh nnd pent some time pleasantly. children, of Euatis, agent Satur­ day in Sanford Bhipping. [H. Wilner nnd nunt. Mrs. Miaa Margaret Cowan returned In, of tlrlnndo, apent SaturF R E S H ( A tiL O A l) the city. Mr, Wilner will Sunday from points in North Car ^inhered as a former A. and ollna where she spent the past two months with friends. •grr. . ' ........ M <l""1 in hi< «*« a j°ti 115 ,Vmk!yMtrt tH«^1 r f n.KASANT S7 day & & WashbOrn. of lo r Asheville, N. C„ to spend a Ala.. xt,.n, spent several daya month with fHeltds. in Sanford the guest of .W.° ha'l rath^T "laho. A |a)(P j, £ • » lilf.it ake’ nn<! mrfy CnU8c W ° W trouble. I T ' ‘ f V 'V 'day at Sayvilic N V ? ? 1' HdjK"* Aaiuc'al*d I'rraa la axrluMd • k lfi' y . •nt',,r,l •*> tha uae fur r«pul>- J have is a .J t r i c t l a ^ g n i i U t .t h o - <Vhrn lloey first went' „ U of. * " n*w* dlanalrha* lakes nhd "hays. e t'M/lir State W*»e he hmughi ila 5............ , ff jjraec £ nL •trolled io II or not nthrrvrtk* crH- pWllut aon4.7>f 1T file 1 1 s taI te s risers, .... ............... i n o . T JhIlf I l(t* d In Mila pa par nml nlan Ml. local ooarct of Health should he strong enough, and interested horses, hnught a fin.' h< rse, fpc*d PUbltahed l'»reln. All rlgbia of » rapuhllcaUOM of aparlal dlapalchaa enough, to secure legislation that will require every town horses, enjoy,a .cC iiimiM'lf • t / (' h*Celn ara aiao r.aarv.d. ft J f O N D A Y. SKI’TKM BElt K. 1921. Phone: Red. 4 2 5 P E R S O N A L S Vonr. ol(Jhno!v*^?* C**»l and ver,| ItS ORO. GNB WAV I d C O O L E R — n J hii"\ never drank, smoked, ctfc-sfld MISS RQ3AAI0ND RADFORD, Society Editor. Man chat SEPieWBE^.HOW we owt EHXtf Twe l a s t balms' dan's o p «ovfmv7 I —■ S/ ..I1Q no r A.n Wn'-h nnd 'r*c»tb Jack a mad boy. hoy HOW ip'5 CLOQIOOS ..... L ^ d J . I. ) 1 —ai w •••» r , — — - —... \\ 9% pa-t >JM ... l.o ..nrko.1, ,I r*\ J _ _ W M O n r ir k i to311 -p op h c«H h . m T IB E k 8, 1924 se w -.r.:.rrrr:-- — 51® * “ * 2 * 2 '.** f it*."<jhenp »syW|bm” # " > ” ltoo - t t e ntlsntionil,r ............... ........... § 4 of x jfth in k in f^ itiz c n s. AJraady Alrkndy thttiil eitizen|§iee t ‘ ’ thtHjf Citizen tH5W|r .Mines I lory, go.*t nctor, br£tl?*r moment, w; the const n of rM ailtQr. * f ^)lil Unas" Iioev, llopy, wn;i una l,*ria.l btrria.l ■ ' | . ,.»i , — , — ntattio - ..............r " "wagc S '- ( rn r.M t u b a r ro c ia t eo . j&tr&hiirrv^r . BY APTIIUK nillSRANB ^ 1P rM n m v r l , " r o o f - w » g ° in I h e k - m e h.,r,c. i l . W e ,m e n tio n M iam i b e c a u s e Iits ts m o l d rgrowth r r r , a > t i , i* In i*j n o t fii . Miami because rapid ' in sh fo n . aIPBC1AL m e n .. Driving nnd Betting. Some Polities. Wanted Immortality. Soap for Sheika. u *t ^*n a * c w y ° a r * .it s nd^'acont w a t e r s 2 S l y, “ " n r As Brisbane Sees -If eitmeeee n n i t . ” , 4 y ■» "a » fart. F I .r U , • K J ,*• ,2?«>n,l c u , » M .tt.r, *iV L ,!2' & » ' « ,h *. rortofflc. .Sanford^ t lorlda. under Act of , Mo n d a y , h erald Pt Shall There Be “Rivers of Death”? - a - t M t i J i . ! " , P 0 S 8 ih ,f ^ . i : i UM H . . H « M H t . —I Sanford Herald - > I 4Mli I VVIIn I ll| p | i| k 4 n N l(l il'M P * P F °BSTKH, Pveaident. B, Pkeaident. a .............................. Householder. DATK from lawyer, SUPREM E •S t SOUVENIRS M. September 10 ,ve. • •• Orlando, Fla. •art me court—In re— Frank ***• sentence of circuit court i.,,, F F.. W H IT E R 1 :* . e lubuo ** oni I9l s s r j ej t t l b a ivt Ipa I f , Fries* > , , . *V' j d l.];] '‘'“I j tf’M U :i! ,• itv] I 4 ](,) b'-'fiui s.liin X 1 ' *•*#/• * II 'P011.I -oxV •dif* .. . £ Atl lit. • - j i . k 0* * v%-\* <** ^ _.v' „>>' r COURT “ sr*’ $ oV �I -»*r*-** * «•# . * ." M S IF NATIONAL LEAGUE IS TAKEN M O T S DIAMOND ARTISTS SENATORSKEEP TWOGAMELEAD OVER YANKEES ^jBfrooklyn in fanday’n Game While Pills* jh jIa Being Ilenten in ith Ends of Double Hill Cincinnati; Cards and lbs Split Even Twin Dill •<*«■**.* CLUBS LEADING MAY TRAIN HERE IN SPRING O f 1925 Clubs In East Continue to DcYninate West in Tight Pennnnt Chases; Washing­ Snnford Stands Chnncc Get­ ton is Leading American ting One of Four Major Winning Five Straight League 1X,eatnB to. .Select Games; Giants Holt* Lead City as Training Grounds i■ >JHT • I___ (WllM'lll ; NEW YORK, Kept. B.*^Tbe E a s t It was revcolcd ijnturdajl <»by continues1to dominate th*> we.Vt Id Floyd Palmer, chnirman of the the quast for bnNcbnll honors, This j Washington Senators and the New Junior Chamber of Commerce , ; i tirk (Jlant*, closely pressed by committee for securing n major ( their two closest rivals, are hahg'-. league baseball club to train here jng tenaciously to the pinnacle of during next spring, that Sanford j the circuit. 'I he Ginnts. although stands a good chance of getting "inning but six of their eleven , . , games during the past week, martone of three teams of the A m e n - 1 a|fwi t() h())d t ,„. lea(1 d„ „ can League teams or the | hiladel- , ,)|irjlt ()f n|>C0(] by lht. Dodgers’ t h a t phia Nationals, here for spring CBrried them to fifteen straight training. I victories before Boston nppiicu, T h e teams In (juestion j tbf. brakes. , IROOKI.Y'N, Sept. 8.—The Now k Giants took n firmer hold on National League pennnnt hy feating Brooklyn Sunday, white ' fnnati \vns taking a douhlohcnd Dm Pittsburg. It was n slugging Iwwe to Hoston While Yan »teh due to tho crowd of 35,000 lllch surrounded the field nnd | keen Are Dropping One to ■.hlinddrh.. fcVml llotroll t Phi la id ground rules necessary. Winn •«» » « ‘ i> s i r s i s h . i A riot call was sent to disperse T £S7 S S M p t ‘rtV tiTZl W -r Gnme Hy Defeating Cleve­ ceived from each of these teams hy y ()r^ land hv a Score of S to 7 Mr. Palmer who states that there J |,lny«*tl thousands who failed to get the enclosure, although hunds climbed over the concrete y-fenawr..... • 5 Iroughout the West'nnd- the team *” which* can TtanaTKraTraTrfTroin -**— ■■ NatlunofLealflU! W L R H E OR HR this point will participate In . the Philadelphia 2 9 03 120 10 93 16 worlds series^. , rirobklyjL was the aensation in Brooklyn ..1 1 1 09 125 11 32 0 the majorjjeajucs last week.'The Chicago .... 1 0 20 68 B. f t Q Dodgers won twelve 6f their thir­ Cincinnati 0 1 32 72 0 17 1 teen _*>ames played during the 1 1 *17 77 8 24 6 eek, including inAhis number Pittsburgh I 021 62 12 55 1 h r straight double headers on St. Louis nsecutiVe-days, n record in the New York 0 6 83 139 13 60 0 annals of organised baseball. Boston ....... 3 7 24 69 9 54 0 —-Cincinnati, which has been light­ Aemrican ing Chicago for n first dlvl-ion W L R H E OR HR berth, gained this position on Sat­ urday and strengthened it today Detroit ........ 0 4 73 114 13 60 4 St. Louis..... 6 4 50 97 9 00 3 lat III the IfU expense of Pittsburgh. The Phillies,* despite th e-fact Washington.. 6 0 33 67 7 15 1 1 0 31 73 10 67 1 t they knocked out fifteen home Boston during the we^k, five more1 Cleveland .... 3 fl 50 112 id 71 10 than any team itiJ either league,' Philadelphia ' 1 3 21 44 8 22 3 <£ould win only two out of eleven New York .,, f. 3 32 80 1 5 43 6 gttfhes played. .... \ ■;, Chicago ....... C 5 58 103 15 51 0 *'* The week’s major league total of games won and lost, runs, hit* ’ "National League L. 63* New York . Brooklyn ... ..82 ..78 ..74 Pittsburg - Cincinnati Chicago — ■ St. Louis .... 70 50 Philadelphia 51 Boston ............. 48 50 64 63 03 80 84 88 American League. W. L. Washington ...... 78 60 New York Detroit ... St. Louis Cleveland" Pet. Boston .... .607 Philadelphia Chicago ........... jo/ .504 .591 SoulheriTAMorij .540 .620 Momphis o?’ .412 Atlanta ........ Z " l \ .373 New Orleans .353 Nashville gs sr Mobile ................. ^ Chattanooga .... qq Pet. Birmingham .6 8 2 1Little Rock 64 iA W I College Boys !! .......... " " New k ,n le a g u e ,o° when = Svenj offlieS eqson- ! : :: ■■ 74 GlI\ cQ /oL § fl ri is Com ing! :■ Suit or Overcoat SEPT. 8 ,9 ,1 0 He will display The N ew est Fabrics I h e L a te st R ish io n s as Aiiihori^ecJ by :: three out of eight *5 | n *, . . . . , . In 1,1 tin National leagu e the race NKW YORK, Kept. 8. Phila !” m“* t interesting. New York, • The score was lied in the eighth 1 Brooklyn and Pittsburgh have rhen with the bases full and one dolphin pulled n close game from been jockeying for position all Mitchell fumliled an easy the Y'unks here Sunday in the last |during the week. Brooklyn drnwchance and before the side was re inning of the Inst game of the year : ) ing within three t>uints of tho tiled, five Giants hnd scampered at the Yanks Stadium, when they ■* President Al U m g . of Kl■ p‘‘* | Giants only to fall back again Sunqnd Ml across tho plate. The Dodgers ra l­ ershurg. of the Florida State u whtn thp Glants 0Vt.rpuwcmJ ■■ lied In the ninth nnd Imd the tying , scored two runs otT Shnwkey who Ix-ngue is now touring the north- thorn by clubbing them into sub­ ■■ d winning runs on second and <had held them scoreless for eight orn states and has promised .......... . ■■ by tb(. „owt.r of th,,ir bnU(. ■ ■ rd but McQuillan, who had re- j innings. The score was 2 to J. all he can toward persuading one Pittsburg, ■■ which team lapped Moved Bentley, funned Ruethor, a .lye Hauser started off in the of the major league teams lo se­ Brooklyn Saturday when the Dod­ :: pinch hitter for Mitchell ninth by hitting bin twenty,fifth lect this city ns itn winter training gers lost the second game of a Several men nnd boys who fell home run of the season. Simmons grounds, double header to Boston, lost c c ■■t jing to climb the woIIh were tuk In a letter to Mr. I’almer, Harry groom! Sunday when Cincinnati ■■ followed with a double, Dyke* snren to hospitals in ambulances L, W'alsli. sales manager of the scored a double triumph oyer them. ■■ o f} C rificyd and Cluck Galloway singled, Florida ■■ VegtVnble Corporation, Moth Washington nnd New ■ a Rfr Crowd Storms Field. scoring Simmons with the winning who is now in Detroit, declared York lost Sunday hut Detroit ■■ g NEW YO R K , Sept. 8.—The run. that he sees no reason why San­ gained ground hy defeating Cleve­ ■■ ■■ ‘ greatest crowd that ever trie<l to New York's lone run mine in ford should not get a good team. land. ■■ ■■ • ball gnme in Brooklyn storm- the second inning on Men set's Chances for securing tin- Detroit ■ ■■ The standing of the three lend­ ■ td Ebbett's field Sunday after single to left, a steal of second and |team are rather uncertain because ■■ ers m the two leagues including ■ ■ n. third and Scott's single to center. of the fact that Augusta, On., is games of Sunday follows: ■■ The score: R II. K. Tyrus Cobh’s home town and has Before they could be stopped 45,■ a AT T H E O DTI.ET American League ■■ got inside, although the seating Philadelphia 000 1)00 002 .2 8 0 | been the training ground of the VV..n l.o-t P. t Games ■f l , O P P O S IT E PO ST O F F I C E Tigers for many years. Jl is OKI 000 000 1 6 0 parity Is only .'10,000, and as New Yol U ■ ■ ■a1 I,, play ■ ■ Batteries: Romniell nnd Hruggy, | understood, however, the owners Washtiigton 78 ■■ many more were left outside 5(1 682 20 ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ m b ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■■, of the team are anxious to hava it New Y’<. r k ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n u R k i a i i i i u a i i M i m i i i i i i i i i u i x a u a i i i . Those who rould not get in were Shnwkey and Huffman. 7t’> 5h .667 20 train in this state. UJ Willing to go home. rtlOt willing They ■ . .. Detroit 76 517 17 Mr. W ui-n stale- that he recent Climbed fences, telegraph poles arid 1 "V,*!.1?,.L’.,,Vah" ! nk’ ‘ Nat Iona 1 League Jy had all interview with Set rotary | •housetops, and gathered in tin- sur WASHINGTON, Sept. R.— hei Won L.st Pet Gomes Niivin of tin- Detroit i lull and u! rounding streets until they km-w 1 kept W nshmgton s hits scat to piny Hint time invited the i tub to send ( tho result: the Giants heat the Ri>h lered Sunday ami Boston took thtNew Ynik 82 53 .607 lit la-it garni- of the, series anti the a representative to Sanford to in Mr.a.klvn | ins, 8 to 7. 56 82 .594 16 spect Hu alhletic field and local \tueriran I.enguu Aeasbn here, 0 t> • Inside Ebbett’s field thi-n- was so j'ittsl.urg 78 54 ,591 23 conditions. much excitement that the private 2 Kohl’s team drove Ogden from New l cirk enterlinii-v liriioklyn Ill lefetcrice to the nilijor league at the Polo grounds Monday in the deputies were unable In handle it. the mound before a man was out Liter the hitting began in the in tin- first inning, scoring enough clulls, Mr Walsh said: la-iI game of the season in which “ They m e n -t iead> nl the pres t h e e two teams will In- opponents. lllrd Inning, the management sunt runs to win Uusaeil alf-o wap treat i d roughly imd was VithdrA^rt fm ellt time to make a decision <-n the H hurry call for help lo the regular The Ameticuii i.ca -uc season in " vcop* wiio hud just got control of a pirn h hiftor. Mnrlifrry lutld his question i I a new training vamp, New York and Washington closi-d opponents safely/*striking oul Jtun* nnd will imt dr-inle ,u even think todav. bulb teams taking to the tho crowd outside. j* about ii until the present seusun [’/ Th e re was a super esi tied fan in in two innings. Tinn y thousand . spertntnrs. on- is over "I Imt will be around (bl . . every OUe of tho HO,000 Neats, In rl of ,h,‘ tinI addition, the uish-s of the grand i !,f ‘"luwds eve. to join I, III case the Tigers do not train I * old* as much as possible, and t Inj stand wore pnekud and spectators " * way iqto thu Am.-nean League in Augusta, I sin* i11 1-1v believe vve town nf Augusta being ins old I hung like grapes from thy girdefs |,arl bi-ro, saw tin-ii la v o n f e t go vVill gel them III Sanfold The clui" h-uiie. makes q ,|n11«- a factor ti I Of tho roof. LaluM tfniOrs *ftli Sifts dow n to dfiTOnt lull lu.ik" huari When jjiffbllujs wai|\ lb please, Managi i , Hi8 tTairdtig camp choice. to M iini’ llliMvl showed a New L otk seats were unable to lunch then I1h. », ..re Ifn* As a itplaces until the police buttered a defeat hy Philadelpillu -nit the Senators maintained tlo-ir R S m >. E very sent was sold more than two Ki^ie margin n> h-agui lead V W week ago am! tin- ball park wu- ii Tinscore li II K judged crowded to* capacity an mu /no ion ii s u hour before the game was to start Itoston ^Nevertheless tin- fans continued to Washington inn iimmimii J ;i :t J A C K S O N V I L L E V Itiiltelies I Iigu-ot! and li Neill, 1 Come, enger to pay any price. T O Mulberry. Itnss,-1l a»d Ruel nouHCgiais . The doors were closed so tight A B B I i n V PAWk . *a«o . t by 3 o’clock that Judge K. M. I,mi­ ATi ANT 1C C ITV t SB SO I letroit h, I lev, In ml 7 MAL T I MOMC dis had difficulty ill getliug in, mill 4 . S. * OBTON HI TKOlT. Sept h I letroit } 7 a ib When he finally convinced the fireMON I Rf AL * Bl «o NIACAMA f Al |<j TUOit and Vdllce at bln- main gate niii.Jt- a i Ilian sweep of the si t les • 7. a 7 ••MILAfHLPHl a nwoits six tli slruight git mu B S OO th a t he ought to lie admitted it was Mini I Vis I-h ill, I, I, 1 , _ i TI a t 11 defeating ("Irvelaiid h-re ''tin-lay, necessary to find u place for him is!..,,,,-, v i. ..............r:,i-Mi..,.uhl. on the players" bench among tin 8 t-- i Di-trfiil won in lit, eiglitb •v IS n . l . l l l i . vx l-li.lu t . l j , ! , , , when two run-* Were - o m i l with 1 Giants. MSKF- I I t W l . l , A PI l A SrilK T h e score It II V 1 -o,H lie lot. u bunt, and u-ed three SnillinjH f«»r Haiti*m rn Wt tJ , Sat. 6 (Hi |» \\ York «ltl I no lf.it k it n ptti In i s hi thi nilitli inning to hold Suilm^rj fur Thi!*-Vlphi a Mufi , Thur 6.0U H M Hi advantage Brooklyn OtlO 0.W I) 1:t 7 It: 1 Hi, . ........... ll.llirn.,,. l„ II.Bion -B a t te r ie s : McCJoilhtn, Bentley II"' h<' , , V R H K. I Sic ....... . I'hil.,1, I,.!.,, u, |,^,„a and Snyder; Grimes and Tnvloi. 1 •> v•-lr»i»rl P j u o t l non , 1 t ,1 1 D> I not 800 101 U2* - M 12 d Cincinnati 4. Pittsburg I Batteries < ••\•-1. -kn and N e w e l l , le li.d ■CINCINNATI. S e p i 8 I I t i ei l i Mil, h e l l . C o l l i n s S t M ERCHANTS & MI NERS Btl Injured I'lt ts b u ig ’s pennant n,,,l Basshq i it ANsroit i \ riON co. chances Sunday by 'Winning two Thnl v thousand coal miners are V. im e* ffom the Vfrnten, t to 1 and I*U| *00 L Uay 3|. 1 •iflhort* tl 8 to 3 . .In the first game l.uqnc sinking in Miussels, so peihaps it Itched kteadily while Cimper was is lust our annual tnal atiike tour It freely. In the second, Krenu-r ing ahioad this year knocked out of the box in the 4lnTin n in g ami the Rials won oil i Veterap Mnbe Adams In tIn- sev anth on a triple hy Mays and i 't i n g l e b<f t'r|ti. Mays pitched of ■foctivclyT,* xcept In the fourth and oeventh ' r o u n d s . ■ fNf« First (iame. The acore: It li K ittaburg titltHHlu mu I 5 t Inclnnati ^ 001 21 u mix -t 8 u B a tteries C'upper and t e a a h ; is ilissitti.slievi, Iml when man get> Ins money's worth In* is always jque and Hargruve Kecond Game. Ill Jileitseii, and this is what v\«• are doing in liosaland H e i g h t s Ittaburg ooo 2<hi loo :i s i cinnati 111 ooo lux 1 1 2 u B atteries A v l u m s , h letnei and T U C K may win an occalltnldt; Mays and Wing,, *■“-' sional m a tc h . B u t It . i --------i, i n e v e r m a d e a ch am p . Chicago 2, St Louis l I S T , L O U IS , Sept K, After lor Cups c a n ’t be won year _ th e Oral game. 2 l,, I . the I 'at after year unless they arc r d l n t i * took the st-com! game Sun ’ « W , 15 to 4. A muffed fly hy Huf deserved. Cardinal reciult outfielder, There are cup-winning which put Grantham on base, and rg!a home *un, won the first cigarette!., too. 10 f o f the fYihs. Tliu si-cond |a marred l-y errors on both logers Hornsby, injured I g«UH With I he Cuba at rafutned fo tin- gkme to held tilt less on four I f p llt i' in Hie first gume -two tiHs in -the second Is no question but what Sanford will rfet one of them to train here. The fart that Snnford has. unquest ion ably, the best ball park in the atftto will be n big factor in getting n team here, said Mr. Palmer, Made to Measure ■s Delivered to Suit your Convenience. s: S. W . Bradford I! 7/\ >Ql o b c Tailoihn c l N C I N M A T I W oodruff & Watson V nly the good ones come through A Man Robbed- Rosaland Height ooor*: • R. H. K. <5 J l ......002,000- 2 li I S |i# ..... 11)0 000 000 - l 6 3 ltterU.1 : Sedridge and Hart t{ Sherdel and Gonxalex. aey ( --------- I « ..... 246 130 U x—15 14 4 «d. Buah, Kaufman and 1; Dyer and Clemons. it claims Luke Erie is un.j ^ust the same, fish in iva to line up for a drink r, not yet • vj ; .sir < ** ■ « * * C t iy C IG A R E T T E S m nt ti. * k> Acs Seminole Realty Co. DODGE UCILDINti, 112 W. SECOND STREET. -m illions! aIIK & T '.-r S B k s u s ^ B s s s f l S f l s s s s i i t i i s s i a u a i R u u s s s i s i s t B i j s s i l M i n i a i a O SS S S S IlB B fllH flS IfllB I •e* . 5 is sititatml on Satifdrtt .Avenue, two milun from town. Lots high ami dry and 'well drained. Now buildings going up now. timid water, rity lights, hoi thu n o il :»0 days We Stic making a speclul low pn,|. j-'asy terms. Come in ami tw-0 uh ami I00H ft ovet while Iota are cheap. • I 4 V. ficrond Game. .The acore: R .Ii. R 200 000 002— 4 9 0 Such popularity must be deserved All eyes today are watch­ ing Chesterfield—watching it win additional s m o k e r s at the rate of over 1000 a day. lt*a the taste! 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I ARM on sand-day nUt-- «est of I.opgwood. |K*lf on high ridge land re oi flowing well disFu-;.i.., River; 50 acres i in splendid cultivation; rider ultivation with a Fell ai .1 ready to subir*tg modern 7 room fan nater works, plumbituti outhouses, tenant kragi *i(K) (wo year old f»tao trees, 20.000 sour PV of them ready to bud |e f"t dairy and poultry j ri|,e f 15,000—one-third Wee on terms. laike Jesl, ° . Inc.. IziugWor^,^1|. |»n i i r r o t n r ' e y j i iiii i a l *M tr r iitrt'iT s x r i i : m- - i i . i t i i i n v , 1t o n - c u i m u . k r u t ' X i *i r \ i k. h \ . r l|M- r - a i i o d j . 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U LO O D SH O T E Y E S d ' *f i .i Aj j Apartments For Rent POTT R E N T— Furnished opartment*. upper and lower porchc*. 210 French Ave. FOR RENT - 4-room furnished apartment. All convenience*, nnd garage. 117 Iziurel Ave. F o r R E N T - -3- mom housekeeping apartment. 218 French Ave. FOR R E N T - One furnish.nl apart* meiil. 21 1 East Second.________ FOR R E N T — One three-room fur­ nished apartment. Alsu fur­ nished rooms. Palmetto Ave, next to Fire Station. CHAR co •- 7'f'H tA AL 75c P E R SAC K . Ball HardNvare Co. PHONE 8 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ELECTRIC CURLERS •Cf 1 $ 1 .5 0 I'alinrllo A .f, R EG ISTR A TIO N NOT I CE : jm BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ■’ \ u.t l d * Fred R. Wilson A T T O R N EY AT LA W Eirnt Nitliunul Hunk llldg. Kitnfurtl, -— — Flontln PR IN T IN G GRADUATE VETERIN ARIAN Amin. 205 Conrad Building Phones: Office 10. Bum* 21 DEI.AND. FLA . TTjc MnlthewH Press Phone 417-1-3 B ld i„ Hanford. Fla. c>; Ceorge A. DeCottes ALlorneyal-Law Over Seminole County Dank Sanford, ---------------- Florida t [ T H E O f^ E . 1 dahccdW it h VkT T V \ E X i E E * * 00 * MUR0 1 O O M ’ T C A J5.E C O R , 1 H E i X J T ’o H F . »*d C U R T A lN L N W O R T H • V /H IL E ij.qgJ^tb*—» M R*b JlM Ca*^ ^sO I t , .M t 'D ’y 8 C /V "-T T O 'U C iH T O V tR T H fb I^ U T TO ' LL, C .O T O t » £ H O Ot 'O U R 'H E TH E. ' M O D t W A W OE TOUR U T C.O IbOT ts* 8E. 8<3 V i t M O i N C , -t h e : T I C K E T S O V tIH t O U Ts t*on T T R A T 'M 'U i. —-x n r ic r — XOO • ’ — Elton J. Moughton . AHCHITECT First National Hank lUdg. C IO 1 - Florid* Sanford, ■ ■ - O H t 'a i D T ‘ Sanford Novelly NVqrka v . o. t o a i t a P r«*. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDBS llrstrsl Iksy i s * alU Wm # OPT c n M n U i T 8lre*l Seminole Marble Co. Marbla and (trault. fro » all Xuarrtta. Boat of qaallty o o l workusanshtp. Wr'U tor lat.it daslgwa. r . » . T tB X N i r. a liLVs..' itr.sa . ■• •r »W* • ' . ii v i viOiMlioJliillir■ • . \c, . -■*>u s t i , t w , -f •c. i* 1 Mi*' 48 DR. R. M. WELSH By GEORGE McMANUS Tl ^ H T cat ' 'M Tho Cittv UcpiBtration Hooka will . i«ln“ August open Friday, ---------- 22nd. 1924, ' itU and will close Thursday, Scptem Jer 11 tli, 1924. L. R. rK lL II'S , City Registration Officer. S i :i0 Air cured willa.ul pain iri one day by Lronardi’t Golden Kyt L ’tion Mo other eye remedy m tlu. wbtl.t ai ctx.hng, l.calmg and strrngtbcnuiu fur weak eyci Insist on having "Leonardi’s ” It make* sitting eye*. At all druggist*. b># v • ft* f i .B l STRAYED — Sept. 3. from Ginderville, one Jersey cow, red, one horn, with little bell on. Notify D M Dougins, Sanford.__ ________ LOST Munch 8 or 10 keys on Fir<t St Kinder please return Rox A. It. <*. 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IndtiiK Hiindn) t**u« 1 rciif jmT lAOMI VIIIflltfl IItn Sir TO R E A C H B U Y E R S or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Ttnuia^One cent i cent a word daily, two cenTVw word ( Sundays.___________________________ ■ ' "DO YOU W AN T to buy or sell an y th in g ?” If so advertise In' the "Gainesville Sun " ADVERTISING get* results if it reaches potential buyers Pa-J 1 latka Daily News is circulated In nn industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ST. A U G U S T IN E , F L A . SE | Johns County is reached through i NN . i I,. I the St. Augustine Evening Record. M'.i l a I * mi Quick results. Two rents per word, p i t r p* h* * ft ltd f " I 111 Sample copy on reuuest. vi l td b i > I mrror.i i«>\ a l l l Iti l I k bI *■ i•" 88 p i w H fill |> Vl l i K f " lin Id*m 1.1 i i P " i ii I b H i « « *:« till**d i i inl * m m 111 it li rub i 1 1i v I n *'f t hr S l u r • '* I b.f i,),i nn houa«, F d U R ‘E N-T— Five ^ room furnished. 309 French AVa $50.00. hour room cottage on flth er.__ S C .J23.00. Thrasher & u l !am -------F IV E ROOM house, bath, lights, garage, paved street, Sanford Heights, inquire 1 S20 Park Ave. FOR RKN'i— rive room house on pnved street. Apply 300 French Ave. HILL HARDWARE CO. :m \ a1, room RENT—Sevan room 4otUgtf on Park Avenue. Apply to ^ iVoU t ’sn^par AVf? A FINE 6-ROOM BUNGALOW ^ 1 1mi # i t A ll jj -- Wanted I T W s Z ^ ’ hh r ^ - i n “ i .u ? i i ■*• * ' »>■. Home WN'TFD— Job driving truck ,, or R E A L '■ESTATE ' SALKSVTa N MIRACLYI Cbncrvie CfJn ^ n e r a l OR R E N T — 3 unfurnished room* or investment.- 76x100 lot. brand tractor. N. 5- Quarterman, c^rei * WANTED— To sell Crystal cement wwrk; sidewalks, hulldwith bajh, n<nv hte-room .house thoroughly R. S. Reid, Sanford, Can be foun4 Reach lute Ip a new town in Pinel­ irtg blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. finished. _ Good neighbors, lights, at Geneva Farm . , < • . ■will 'C____ W ■las county, Florida. Two miles of Terwilleger. Prop. FOR RE?N T - N i c e ^ v g f Butrin' *olLumber and lluildtng Malarial mom with five windi lm m rd l> l*lr 1*1 W A N TED — A man that wants water front lots, on tho Dixie C arter Lumber Company ” srk Ave. FOR to make money. We have a Highway, on tho Atlantic Coast HOME— A snap, for rent IS Line, on the Gulf. _______!•« a l l a * N. Laurel SL____ Phone 5(15 I-!HUMS lor rent,____________ to 20 per cent interest on invest­ special price on Ocean front pro­ liar Liberal. terms to buyers, good H IL L L U M B E R CO. House o f perty for 5 days only. Sec u s , a t . * dayi a lla* FOR R E N T — Two’ n fU furnished ment, besides the $ 1 ,000.0 # rise In WOtfindssion to salesmen, every lot i once. 112 Park Av<v Thrasher Service, Quality and Price. ____ a line housekeeping rooms, $20.00, 312 L E A ftN ABOUT Polk County and priie -you 11 sojl for next winter. a'Vhonry maker. You can sell them j Garner. •Type d o u b l e a b o v e F ' - t 6th Ht. Lakeland, through tho Star-Tela- •.i>«;uire Sanfon Development Co., from the plat. | IT DRIVEN O U i WORMS. W AN TED -Used office desk, typeFvut UENTf-Housekeeping room* g ram. Best advertising medium in j Crystal Roach Development Co., dele* e r e fo r oon writer, show case, and ice box.,' Box outh Florida Published mornings. M C E building lot, only lot Tn 'inierllone. i x ,1750. , 1751), St. Petersburg, Fin, | The surest sign oi worms in chil­ | cuippnd with .water, lights and dren Is paleness, luck of interest in of e v e r e * • length Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. block not built on. South Pnl- Give discription and price in reply .1 Wanted: Young woman with play, fret fulness, variable appe­ ! gas. Apply 300 French Aw . LtKi • Mn e llox 334, City. neat appearance to work for n re­ OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales ~ tLL-^.':c ■ __ (joorge G. Herring. chui* * oc t o r atat tite, picking at the nose and sud­ I FOR K E N T —Two nicclv furnished through the Xenia Garette, I’ D It S T L E — Rose Court - t t f L f 365 WANTED TO HUY— Well locateTL sponsible business house on a per­ den starting in sleep. When these bedrooms. t ! 2 luiurel Ave. hit I n i .1* r e s t r i c t e d t o bungalow of at least three heif- centage basis, mnking her sales symptoms appear it is time to Xenia, Ohio. Itich agricultural rash, balance $745 in $10 month** Cl Oi l f l ' - at l ot i . > FOR KENT — Rooms. Wouldn’t room*. Give full information ns to through house to house canvas. In give White's Cream Vermifuge. A d is tric t Want nd and display l b notes. Phone 410-J nr 1* o n d a T h e S a n * i you he able to use the money *elocation, description of house, response state age, sales experi­ ui wi l l b e r e a p o n a l b l e rates on request. GOOD farming land for rent or few doses drives out the worms fa# Incorrect I n e a r t l o n . price wanted In answering this nd. ence and earnings expected. and puts the little one on the road |cured by renting that vacant room COLl'M BU A lOa.) b E n n K I l - C l a a a sate. For further details see A. Address Hj»X 431 , Care Herald.__ now going to w aste? There are titer, for a o b e e q u e p t Housekeeping experience with real to hi alth again. Ifled a d a h s v r t il e l a r g e s t c i r c u ­ White’s .Cream 1 many person* looking for places to T he o f f i c e e b n u i i l b e E. Mallem, .'MO E. First St. lation III Houlliwestrru Georgia hales ability most essential quali­ strictly private residence. F . I . ainedUiely In c a a e of Vermifuge has a record of fifty R a t e 8 c f P i - wo r < l ) t i n s . fication Success means substan­ years of successful use. Price 36c. stay. Help lake rare of them and H., care Herald. not only make money but assist in IeovK iiTiacna. ADVERTISE. in the Journal-Her­ position. Write Sold by Union Pharmacy. W A N TED — To share crop 10 acres tial permanent keeping people in Sanford. Phone p; repretenlalt\e thor* ald, South Georgia’s greatest Box Q, rare Herald or more this season. Must have glllur with n i n e , rulea . 148 and give your nd over the telnewspaper. Morning, afternoon, If,,-til.m will Hive you house to live in J. W. Harrell. I ephone. Usr The florald for quick weekly and Sunday Classified rntes T information. And If Wallace, N. C. i service, YVaycross Journal 1 0 c p ccr line. i h, y » ill m e l e t y o u I n A S p a n i s h D e sig n Lour w a n t a d t o Q i a K e FOR R E N T 3 room* for light Hernld Waycrosa. Georgia. In nn attractive location. $1,000 M o n th . In clu d in g h it. If t cl i ve housekeeping, t inner of Elm TO REACH me prosperoua farm- cash will give you possession of 6 room modern bungalow, ga b H T M T hl OTI Cm. 1 Ave. and 3rd tit.. 317, Phone era and fern growers of Volusia this beautiful home. 3 bedrooms, r a g t , code drive. Nice lawn, and 1 437 W. b>rt s h o u l d g i r o t , h«( r pointy advertise in the Del.and large living and dining room. H i potioffloe nddreaa a * shndi trees. Ideal location Price Daily News, rate lc per word, cash of built-in features. I^irge lot, ■heir p t i o n e n u m b e r I f $3,600. (i rmult* About one wi(h order, ^ ________________ shade trees. Restricted district. 108 Msgnnlia A ir. Phone 48 of u l l i n u a n n d l i a a j a t A. 1*. fo n n elly & Son A !\ITT IT, tv ANT AD in The •nd the olhore c a n ' t A. I*. C on n elly A: Son Hfreld will bring you big re­ ION Magnolia Ave. ai t wi t h you , unLi j a* Phone 4H 1 jour nddr^ea. 1. I f sults. > Advertise those old articles ■On t i n n e r >111S T h e ypu. have stoted away and have jf ftim el T h e S t a ­ no use for. A little thirty-cent ad l l ! of f i r e n r h r I r l WANTED TO R E N T - Furnished may bring you several dollars. 'eleahimr d'leuntfli* is K prescription fur Malaria, home consisting of at least three not r r . t i d . Phone 143 and a representative b OR S A L E At Sanford. Fla., W i l l I m, v ' r . ' ( hi l b nnd l’* t r r . Dengne or 1111bedrooms. Must he well located W A N T ! D T O B U Y will call to see you. two Autocar trucks, loading c a ­ tail business for ■a-h At*« loUN 'ever. P kills the germs. and up-to-date with all improve­ |f ITnmnt, Efficient | p a c i t y 2 tons e a c h : »n good run­ FLO fllD A — t u t L A N D O — O r l a n d o ments. References furnished. Ad­ have money to invest ri improved ■4 What have mu - Ml nioning Sentinel; largest classi ning condition. One fully equip­ dress ]{. II H , Um -,. Herald office. real . - late F O R W O ivhi.N G I’ W IPI.K. ped. o t h e r Heeds tires. O n l y $ 5 0 0 fled business, m le lc a word, min­ com moment tons contidentuit \.| • The best of workers get out of for the two. Write Box t*H. J a c k ­ imum 24c cash with order. dros- I loyd's, Enrc Sai.forii Met sorts when the liver fails to act sonville. Fin. aid. I AUGUSTA t li RON It 'L E — AuThey feel languid, half-sick i gusta, Ga.— Augusta's •greatest "blue" ami discouraged and think AM) they are gelling lary Neglect of h-Mii*- comfort conk- I classified medium, rale ca-h .0!*c f **i S * i it*•!*■ i'fninlv ««ft 1 ft i n t l i * ’ 1 A • 1 «\ f XiibtuKi I» t **? l 10c per line, minimum these symptoms might result in n l » i -l . l a s s ’ e e n d i t t m t ! charge. i Si o i l K A i M i lt l l , ASS sl.k spell, therefore the sellsl'de W I-I St. 3Vx miles ■,30 m________________________________ * L ' h iif i Im i Mi cuh i *«.ii11 .if t Ii* MOPS AND K ltrS H K S coins, is to take a dose oi two of 1 M A IN E— Watcrvtile, Morning Sen­ S* ' * V'Mi h i d b b . l * * i i . till 4♦f | l i uv p l'nti .S|<n) • h L * » » * ht> l u i f I tik t i 11 IH ’STK RS bl.i m i iinl f «*r S ' I ’mi fi llorhine It is post the medicine tinel. 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Ml (MM VI [ irig f o r it j u s t a b o u t bln llfi\ «N ifjin fft , iiiiiiFt#*r mllHnn \11 1 I b* n n f»'l I m Itfiv ** i * * 1 '* * 4 .i II*! * dtillfir tmiiB#1 iimlrr pfiDKtT’ijf t U f fl ,* VMp * vi ri• i i rent inform ation O h in Advance .-* * Dh I n *. ru rifa iu m . i w ms I | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 08, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 08, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 08, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/99024b615afca23e8bd46bf85a46a784.pdf 2fb6312759022df581a2f17b7919a6d5 PDF Text Text KJa r^tfal f . »,ai, ^.. iV/u:-'.« N t t U.' . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES XV Jf^Washington9:35 o’clock ! to . ‘ ♦. _ \ T ^ A l f re in Nation’s il. After Noon jtal R e a d y Greet Airmen Says Democratic Nominee Is I Eliminated .. from 1 Contest j And Tbal Ttesldent Will Sweep the Entire Country Holds Conferences With Party Leaders INTERVlfcWSK BUSV \ Fights Rebels Special Engineer Joseph Oalff Declares Rapid Progress Is Being Made in Constructing New System for this City Lnkcfront Boulevard From Lake Monroe to Sanford Detailed Report Is Is Included in Tentative Given to Commission Program for County Roads Senntor Moses of New Hamp­ shire Advises • Executive Junior Trade Body Asks Com­ mission to Puss Ordinance Make Attack on 1-aFoflelte Prohibiting Unsightly Signs In Next Campaign Speech Butler Further .Says People Are the Ones Who Have l)e- j W A SH IN G TO N , long list of callers cided that Duvis Can’t Win of government and ,TS SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS BUTLER THINKS New W aterworks System BOND ISSUE OF 82 Per Cent Completed,' DAVIS WILL BE Says Report of Engineer $1,000,000 IS BED! MANY ft Bryan Appeals For A Full Democratic Vote In November 'In n le tter recently sent out to southern r •v s papers, W ill­ iam Jennlng-. Lrypn calls upon the voters of Flurldn ahd every* other sta te below the MasonDixon Line, to cast a solid vote f a r th e Democratic nominees in the November election. ' In his communication, Mr. B ry a n Ways: f'W ith the approval o f Chair­ man Sh av e r Of the Dcmorritic National Committee, I have form ed a committee to nnpeal t o citizens of the south to bring out a full vote at the November election so that we shall hnve the moral force of n popular m ajo rity behind the vote which we expect to win in the electoral college. Because the Democratic ticket h as little or no opposition on election day in the south, the vote a t the November elec­ tion is often less than the vote cast In the primaries. T h is de­ nies the party a ” advantage to which it is enttlied, viz., the moral force o f n full Vote buck o f the Democratic nominees for president, vice-president, sen­ ate and house. i "T h e Democratic vote in the southern sta tes ran be increased by a million votes. We have u superb national ticket, with prospects growing brighter daily. Davis.and B ry an are en­ titled to our loyal and euthusiastlc support. We will nut do our beat unless we give the tick­ et a 100 per cent vote in the south." SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1924. ♦j/» ‘W m ] Defending Forces i StUI Withal Invadera* Regain L o st1 Fill For Roadbed To Cost $125,000 Rain Tentpoi Halts Maneuvt Remainder of Issue is For According to n report submitted Sept. 9.— A Improving, Widening and for discussion to the City Commission at its Extending County Roads meeting Monday afternoon by political tj_ueaSpecial Consulting Engineer J o s ­ tions Monday kept President At a meeting of the Good Roads CHICAGO, Sept. 9.— William M. idge busy at his desk and later in eph E. Crnig, 82 per cent of the Butler, chairman uf the Republican | th" nf lrr'noon he announcod the re- entire new waterworks svstem has Committee of the Chamber of Com­ About 99 per merce Monday night, the proposed imit ------ to -----national committee, returned na- appointment of' ............................. David J . Lewis, of* lieen completed.. ttonal headquarters here Monday, j Mnrvlnnd. Democratic member of cent of the pipe hns l»orn distribut­ Inkefrnnt boulevard to extend along ed, 62 per cent of the mains have the water line of the shore of ijik e conferred with his aides and n ltl(, tariff commission, SHANGHAI. Sopt. 9.NGTQN, Sept. 9.— men laid, the power house is 98 Monroe from the proposed new This is Gen Wu I’ei Fu, military number o f party leaders and then | Much Interest, L'hokinng forces defencttfll bridge nt Lake Monroe, to S a n ­ dictator of the i ’eki.lg government, I’ei cent completed, the reservoir ican world fliers .will issued n statem en t declaring: . . . . . , . Shanghai against the Kill ford, was approved and inchuh-d in who is lending the light on the 62 per cent eumiileted. the tank "T h e one fa c t plain to all <»b< onsidera.de interest hnd been Their flight to Wnshservers o f this campaign is that 1 shown in the tariff commission ya- has already been installed and 90 its tentative program for a $ 1,000,- Chekiang rebel army. troops, have regained .1 2 o'clock, which was John W. Davis, the Democratic fancy in view of the split on the I**t cent of machinery installed, he IMK) county bond issue for building. I ground lost in the Lluhb itcd by n forced landwidening and improving Seminole presidential nominee, hus latcn commission over the sugnr duty. further reported. lor northwest of tho c ity , it rdeen, Md„ .70 miles eliminated from the con test.” | Mr. Lewis is understood to have Mr. Crnig declared that re­ county roads. been one of those signing the m a ­ markable progress has been made was announced here late *<b “ Mr. Davis ranks third the coun­ County Engineer Fred T. W ill­ of Washington. try over alm ost without exception, jo rity report o f the commission f a ­ in tiie construction of (he new sys­ iams who is a member of the com­ Jay. A heavy rain stopjkBd , over the bay region the statem ent continued. "Tni? is ‘ voring u reduction in the su gar tem and that w-ork on the reservoir mittee stated Unit a roadway, 6<l Ihe lighting late thi« evenii berileen compelled the an extraordinary statu of affairs duty. Final action on the su gar is going ahead at a rapid rntr. feet wide at the top, from the report is up to the president, hut While preliminary lint He* for a period two months before la has report oil the progress of bridge to tin* city limits o f Sanford Iho battled against the in view of the complicated situ a­ the new waterworks system, Mr. will cost approximately $126,000, cotit nued today with renewsd in­ election. Chairman Clem Shaver ds from New Y o rk to tion h<* is said to have asked for Cnng staled tiiat reipiests have with conduits and drums included. tensity in the vicinity of Shang­ in Washington has sadly admitted refueling. I for hai, Chnng Tso-Lln, w ar lord- o f thnt th ere is n half truth in this further data from the commission Is-en received asking the city to Mr Williams suggested thut the lfh he hnd waited for Manchuria and Wu Pci-Ftf, mills statem ent and he will no doubt und other government agencies. extend water service through May­ road ulong the lake shore he ahnii | Only Three Are Being Con.sid- tary head of the Peking govern­ lirirnt Coolidge abandonReports on the political situation- fair. out First Street to the ice bend his every energy to correct it. domsl and a lig h t of way through n engagement* and conered by City CnmniLsslon; m e n t , entered forces to meet in tho were presented to M r. Coolidge by plant und to the Atlantic Coast Kip-Jets New Wave. the hammock land above lie ohwait. Rain, which fell Awarding of Contract Is main contest fight for control of. " I t is im|>osxiblo thnt Mr. Davis Senntor Moses, chairman of tho I . mi car shed, along Mclloliville tiiincd foi the road, wall the con gone at 1 o'clock and could grow much weaker, therc- senate Republican campaign com ­ Avenue, and out through I’liu- tenliou lhal ibis road will he more Deferred for Tabulation the Central government of China. R eport* from defending forcts lore I expect th at he will have u mittee, Sen ato r S tarlin g of South Heights to Geneva Avenue. 1INGTON, Se p t. 9.— A beautiful tliuii the Inkcfrotil man new wave by the first of October. Dukota and Rhinelander Waldo, The cost of tiie extension will The mlaiiil road Im-i | would «•>»! (if the lints for construction of indicate the fighting is n an rtr ntionnl welcome was cmThat, however, will Come as the fiV approximately $21,672, I he pipe a|>pi ox iiiiatcly $39,000, declared ' the new iiiunicipnl hall which were Shanghai. They were warned by V< I today in the Washing tiring west of here that fbvnlMi natural return to his own party of York. Frank A. Munsey, newspa­ and fittings to cost about $I6,22U. 5li Williams. [ting to the world fliers, peiod b\ tin* City CoiiimtxMoti at governments have landed l. ll '0 ieople who temporarily are fol- per publisher, wnn n luncheon Tin- commission instructed the en­ lent Coolidge, Secretary A majority of those pro cut ••* ii meeting Monday afternoon, troop* from 22 warships to plifr. owing the socialist third party guest nt the W hile House*. gineer to go ahead with this woik General P atrick , chief the meeting, however, dedal cd that ticket. By th at time they will Advised Attack on IjiF o llc t te . ami sWited that if ••resent funds tiller a le now being considered liy tect tho foreign settlement. army air service, and Entire G. O. I\ Ticket Easily then idea was to get u boulevard hnve n clearer vision of where they j The order for th» landing o f tho Sen ato r Muses, who has ju s t r e ­ were insufficient, additional funds along the lokcfroiit. through the i lie i onimis-nmers and other city [trials, lit id nside duties to Wins over Democratic Field, are being led and the identity of turned from nntionul committee will Is* provided. murine* followed a new assault !n knd. They are those of lbs* tiie railway sector directly w est p f leaning h#adguartl.rB j„ Chicago advised In his report on tiie operution wait i if necessary, and that a load - I fit mis. IJrewsler’H Lead Over I'nC* the persons and forces lending nal salute o f 21 guns, the tin .ugh (lie hammocks would not stout I in ii i Iv Company. W D. them as well ns the socialist issues ■ , hnl CHln,,ujgn BUack of tile gas plant and pioposed ex the citv bringing the fig h tin g , campaign attack lie re n ­ norx pad In American [ hone tangall Estimated 15,000 to which they are being commit- * I sel'Ve the same purpose us 1he load nearer than it had been before $p Gerbrirk. mid -I H Southard, s t a t­ tered on Se n ato r I.aFullette, inde­ tensions, Mr. Craig de< lined that" uiloiig the watei |im ice , formed c part of It wa« also slat ted. So, n certain number will r e ­ pendent candidate. the plant is being operated at a week of fighting between trOopj bits! City’s program e x ­ led that it would be extremely dif ed ( its Manager \\ H. Williams P O R TL A N D , Sept. 9.— The elec­ Mr. Coolidge expects to remain profit for tin- city and that in tli I fieull to secure a l ight of wax t o a i e p t • ' s e a t a t i Ve o f Iln Heraid of the rival* tuchuns of K ian gtattd honor and pride o f the tion of Ralph 0 . Brew ster, Repub­ turn to the Democratic fold. But ut the same time we will secure close to his desk for the next two near future it is proposed to man Chekiang. lican, as governor o f*M a in e over number of weeks prior to his address before ufiolure Is-tier gas than is being thlniigh Ihi- lidaod proper! > while I h i s m o r n i n g been raining for more W illiam R. Rattan gall. Democrat, a very considerable Marines were ordered to be land­ the propel tv owners will lie glad lie said thnt The 1.1■I uf Marslmll Jncksoti ed ns follows: hour when the President lin’d B ert M. F e m a ld , Republican these voters who will lie utlrueled tiie Holy Name Society convention rnude at present In give a light of way along the by the plain common sense and there has been arranged for in the Cdinpiim I'm the eliH-trical work |Bolling Field. Representing the United State s, liiki shore Incumbent, as United S ta te s sena­ honesty of the Coolidge eundidu- hero. 111 tiie building at $1,696 and the bid 260. Mr. Lewis' reappointment to tho extension and iin|ito\«*ments of the *Hre» for Welcome. It was further stated thut the to r and all f o u r Republican candi­ ‘•y. system, n now lou.uno foot huldoi, ■if Mnh..in > Walker Company for tariff commission is for the recess of Washington headRepresenting G reat Britain, 360. dates ifoorr cco n.je fe a , 1* assured. ]— ~ r — unvei "T h e official leaders of the Dem­ of congress only, but it is under­ extensive improvements on the taki trout toad will he uecexsilde to the plumbing work ut $1,932 will Representing Jap an , 400. . ,ndjoining property owners. In re B rew ster was leading P s tU n g a ll ocratic party have uirvudy sensed stood the president plans to naino distribution system, new tnen-ur he recoil.nii-ndcd to the commission Representing Italy, 100, by a margin o f -15,865 votes In the this situation. We hnve been ad ­ him for the twelve-year term when ing instruments to be installed nt |d\. it was declared that the Imul fur acceptance, "uid Mr W illiunia, sa At the same time the v o l u n t M ^ vised in New York liiut Demo- the senate reconvenes. that cwitd along the water the entire Hutli III the,i- were low tdds, he H« has the plant, anil 200 meters diulunrc front l^tke Monroe lo Han f i l t.. A A national nntlonuf saluto u l.l. J W J S K t o ’ J S_f_t a_" Pr” lnCU cratic s tra te g y now calls for the uvrij u| been aligned with Vice Chairmun Jisve alteudy been ordered. added. X % - (TwfuTV1* on' er#<* to roo' ,*fl** e highest honors Held gave: B rew ster abandonment of the Northwestern t Culbertson and Commissioner c'osMr. Cruig was instructed to pm- Turd will be the greatest adver­ 1 At Ijie meetlljg of the conillll*ricgn.m llltgrjr service, tisement Sanford and Seminole 8 1 J 53. and Pacific cousl states und the tignn, a Republican, in a number c*ed with the extension of the gas . K U n ts _ u Makes Big g Attaek. , stun Monday. it was decided to have red out by field guns 47,008; P attan g all Headquarters o f General I n intensifying of the cumpuign in the of controversies within the com­ system into Mayfair, 1‘ine Heights euunl> huxe ever hnd and fur thut f a n U n ite d S t o le * . senator these reason it is llic nnxst impnitunl 'th e hills tnhulnted under the directo the rttlpw back of the ICast In th e hope o f creatin g a com­ mission, while Commissioners Hoi Y'ung llalang, commander o f the and other see!ions whctc gas is roclncts gave: B e rt M. Fcrnald tuail to In- 1.11iIt in t In t. i n i , . i x . linn uf City A n h ilec l E .1 Mnugh- Chekiang forces, admitted thet ths :se as the illi fliers sep arate bination of the Solid South and gess. most apt to lie needed by a mini Republican, and Gtus-ic. ( R ) 48,080; F u lto n *J. Redman ( I D rec escorting squadron and It is pi..posed thnt miii .I he pump l"ii :ind huxe n re|iurt with E astern s ta te * electoral votes. Hut IH-m.u-rat. hnve stood with Chan Kiatigsu army had launched a her of residents and where llnoverhead, bound for Ar- 28,118. isl by u dredge iilnug the shore, oinm.-u.lulions Mihuiittcd at n spec heavy night nttack along the f e l leven their most optimistic sup­ man Marvin, Commissioner Gin- populnt•-.11 will w aiiant tin exten . ial inci ting of the ci.inniiaslun lids cemetery across the I’oIn 1920 the some precincts, which porters do not attempt to chum milking 11 fill upon which the tuiul way. sion. sie’s term, the next to expire. lli'.nmig lit II oclia-k. i pay their own tribute at included the cities of Bath. Ilidde- New Y ork or Now Jerse y and when F ix e lods oil the wood sluve evnnl is to be limit Mi Williams 1 mill's until 1926. Troop* making the attack, U Way of Am erica’s Unknown ford and Itocklund, gave for gove­ l Vance McCormick us u stalw art \i this morning's meeting, li..xv- asserted, wen* from the pr°vl|gKBM |pipe to In- used to conduct water stated that the water in which tiie lore they pass on to their rnor: fill x x ill lie iiuide is from t • • o to i-xii tin- awarding <>f the contra -t of Honan, and were ordered I attempted to tulk hopefully of Heads Speakers' Hureau from the wntrwurks wells of the t Bolling field, us being won from P arkhurst ( R ) , 48.265; M clntire Pennsylvania W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 9 Sena |city t " the plunt at Thirteenth three feet deep und that n It* fool XXIIS fill tiler -uspi-laleil until the fighting front by Wu Pci-Fu, rollltional salute will bo <••*- ( D ) . 26,161. Hull will hid* la-mg . ..n-idt-red may !»• more ■ Republican control the Democrat!, 1 , l)r , |HU(t|. A Swanson, of \ u Street und Frctu h Avenue wen- till will liaxi In In- modi tnry rector for the Peking govern­ I) the gun* at F ort Myer, In the early returns all the Re­ papers ullowed he was carrying the KIIlla UMS a|,pointed yeaterilay hx ri-ceixeil by the City •'ummisMuii moke II liio.l lied 6(1 feel wide nt fullx leviexxi-d ami the merit* xxf ment. the cemetery, ns the f 111I11top und uppioxinmte lx liitl feet ea. h more carefully considered. rituirmiiii Shnv«*r an head of th»* Mundux. The bids wen- turned publican candidates for congress joki* too far. If tin* report he true, It m arks, f that point und it will be xxule ot the hottoni, said the i-ngili M at*,I the city malinger It may he T a ile d to Strik e Iwelxe. »,makers' bureau of t he I teino. ! nt over I n E n g im e r Cinig fur tuluilu were in the lead. tiie first open participation by Wu thunder of cannon that xcxi-iiil days |.*f..re the contract "M r. Davis has lost because he lm (j„ na| ...inm lttee. tiou und he was asked to n-|iurt nl In the F ir s t congressional dis­ (ported fnll upon the tomb the Mr W illiam- stale.I lhal in pine­ (ui I In- building I- awarded, be I ei Fu, who recently was rt| Senatoi Sxvunson smeeuil* Hep- the luei-img this inoining on the trict, however, Congressman C a r ­ failed to strike twelvx- l i e hus not to he preparing to tuko part: in tho . • lh. ie i- a . i.nsideial.li- aui-aiiit said they will bring with them lost hetnuKe uf lark uf skill ur renelilativiMet lintic of O klahom a,. hid* xvhuh might he considered. roll N. Ueedy, Republican, had a civil war. , A He lias who reii-ntly resigned the post. Hi* York. Hal-, op. in .I hx Ha- I ily Coin The I■x i- lulls were fix the Con ' ,i( mini anil muck and that it .#.kc* lead of only 300 vote* over William t-anipnign mnnugi-inrul tillsand plllllped oil It about a >cur I garrison nt F ort Myer Chekiang headquarters claimed nut I hm-ii i-uiifuunded liy any strut ini-sii.il at its regular meeting ussiinied ills duties today und ini tinental l ‘ip. Maiiufa. tilling Com M. Ingraham, Democrat, in the r e ­ He said lhal the fill Monday after noon for construction that tiie llonanesr troops, dfspito egy which I or my associate* have I imsliutely In-gun In outline railed und the troops will the pnliy wln.se Idd on It! inch pipe Ito settle turns from 31 of the 92 precincts, present arms, saluting which gave Beedy 7.771'; Ingruhum developed. The people huve uf itineraries of Demorrutic emu the size to In- used ex. Itlsivcly. wns will probably la- rend) u - soon ns of i la- nexv municipal ball, accord­ the weight of their attack, wars themselves liis-ided thut he is nut palgll Speakers, which will inelude $1.66 a fool for white pine; tin- |the loud ill-pul t tnclil is ii-nil) to ing to specilicniioii*, were Itl in thrown buck on llwangtu, the point ruilen of the uir, os the 7,471. ut xvliich tho battle started. • the man. His speeches gracefully \\ illiuiii G. McAdoo, Willium J . Pncifle Pipe und Tnuk Coin puny, build the road oxer it. The old liunibei and wclc ns follows: cep by overhead. Around In the second district 77 of the >ud will lie used us S t a le llighxvny Itellgsienls Warned. ; on the terrace of the me- 140 precincts g»ve Congressman phrased have been ufter ull m es­ Bryan, Newton I), linker, William rtniwood pipe with u collar nr ' No. i . King Lumber Company, no No. Three until the boulcxurd ." Ia.ml . r check inclosed und bid Official circles in the interna­ phithealre u troop of cuv- Wallace H. White. J r .. (Republic­ sages only of promise and the peo­ H Wilson, secretary of lalior in the four wire hands, $1.66 u foot; the ii . nipleti-d, it wn* said. ple have common sense achieve­ I be xtationed as a guard of (Continued from |uige 3) not considered; G W. Livingston, tional rettlement do not expect any a n ), 13,501, and Bertrand G. Mc­ ments of President Coolidge. He WilsUn cabinet and many others. Mayor Forest Luke declared that top bid $64,110, tirxt alternate $1,­ difficulty, but whatever happen^, bad ut the other posts in ln tire (D e m o c ra t), 8,398. hus lout because the udds wore too o fficial* of the S t a le Itoml D e ­ 200. second nit entitle $300; Jam es plan l.) be prepared to deal w i-h ct where army fo rce* are In tho third district, 68 of the partment were heartily ill favor of Wellman, top bid $67,032, first a l­ either advancing or retreating feel. the troops will«be in line 222 precinct* gave Congressman great for him to overcome. the lnkcfront boulevard anil thnt ternate $600; Stout Dieterly Com •"1 have heurd some talk thut T / x j i | l i i u i i i l !) | isrhine* pass above them, John E. Nelson (Republican), S,L O d U O H p lu l (Continued on Pixge 6) t their own army greeting 242. and Leon O. Tebbette (Dem o­ this cumpuign Is too quiet. It is a Heligercnts on both sidoe' pan ), toil bid, $53,160, first alter­ (Continued on page 3) ring aviators who already nate. $954. second alternate $300; been xvurnexl thnt armed forces' Chicago, Sept. 9.— F in al prepar­ c r a t ) , 4,293. RICHMOND, Sept. 9.— Governor Murshuil-Juckxnn Company, top npt be iierinitted to cro*a the ha vr encircled the earth In the Fourth district Congress­ E. ls.*e Trinkle, o f Virginu, w«* ations were taken todav to ilixuru hid $62,940, first alternate $660, tleinent boundaries. Prohibition man Iru C. Ilersey (Republican), in rushed to a hospital this morning j an orderly sentencin'- of death or gecond alternate $160: U. J . Gullea. |hn* lu-en tmiv.sed on any *: tordunce with the ruling the roturns from 35 of the 173 pre­ suffering from u broken left arm, life imprisonment tomorrow of Na pie. top bid $01,6181, tlrst alternate . activity In the Whangpoo und desired by Lieut. cinct*. had 3,730 to 1.180 for Clin­ und Richard sustained lust night when he was than l*eopold, J r ., 1700, MHond nltornutp $000; O. P. I (tin- main harbor of Shang! |H. Smith, flig h t commandl » e b for the slaying of Robert thrown fro mu chair abourd the ton C. Stevens, Democrat. Woodcock, top hid $03,160, tirxt al where txventy-two foreign 1 |ctremonies of* reception to Fraugs. Fifty policemen und Virginia Fish and Game l)e|>urtl ’attan gall made the Ku Klux ternate Jl.ooo, second alternate xhipx are anchored. r» ufter they set foot on Klan the loading issue of his cam ­ n.x-nt hunt I ’.iiiimodonMaury scores of plum clothes men will be ---------Bulling field will not be paign N E W YO RK, Sept 9. I’resi­ $260; Hull & llurris, top hid $60, i while en route to the mouth of St. on duty outside und ill the corn for governor. Ilecauso 770, fir*t alternate $590, sih-oiuI al Send Another Not*. '- The arm y band and B rew ster dent Coolidge will receive the evi­ At u meeting of the Sanford dors of tiie building to keep tinMarys River for a conference with had the klan en ­ putrolling troops to keep dorsement in his primary cam- Shrine Club Monday night it wns Governor Ritchie, of dence of Cunoti William S Chase, U’rnate $1(81; M C Watson. I n c ., 1 PK K lN tL Sept. 9,— The Ai Tiie court will UMaryland, crowds awuv clear will be stationed at upon which be liases bis demand lop hid $63,929. tlrst alternate $950, |con. British, French, Italian Ign, tho Democrats asserted thnt decides) t» reduce ths price of ad ­ nvur crab und o yster industries of closed to spectators, only rulutivr*. te add to the initial g rect- Firewater, who previously iiad de­ mission to tiie hull game and open­ the two state. The governor was defendant* und deceased, and a t ­ for tiie deportation of Luis Angel second ulti-rnule $150; Frank I ais - J Ja|>aiicse ministers havu slug, top l.id $69,661, tirxt ultcr- |further note to the Chinese fb' cortlng planes which will nied he sought Klan support, made ing celcbiation of the new munic­ in much pain on urrivul here The torneys, Imiiilfs and newspaper­ Firpo, Argentine heavy weight, to ­ nntc $631, xccoiid ulteriiute $600; office respecting the necessity day. Two day* hence Firiio is world filers over B a lti- no references to tho ipal athletic field which will be nccidi-ut wns due to u lieuxy *eu. man Will lie present. " klai Klan in his W T Hudlnw, lop bid $61,824, first reestablishing the n eu tra l‘Izo n e, ' U-uve them a s they pass election campaign and in hi* speech held next Thursday afternoon, de­ scheduled to meet Hurrv Wills. Announcement thut Canon Chase alternate $425, second alternate the Hwang.Pu river, oh District of Columbia and w», dealt chiefly with the state is­ clared President E. F , Lane of the top bid $64,- Hhangliai is situated. hud obtained M all nt -$640;• J, . H. Southard, 11 fs11 OWIUIIIVXI ■• appointment .......... , directly to B o llin g field sues, but Republican, speaker* scut organization, to u representative of the White limine wiih matte yen MU, B rit u ltem ate ttvi), ncconu aviators who have crossed into the state by the notional com­ The lleruld this morning. Can Handle Situation. by bis uttorney, Uernurd 11. n ltciim t.• $300; G. Gerbrirk, top t e n l a v ti *®» may proceed alone to mittee declared th a t Indorsement I t hns been advertised, H r Lane bid $61,410, first ulteriiute $1,100, WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.— N « Handler. tribute a t ths tomb o f the of the Coolidge administration was said, thut the udaiisskm price will Today, ulso, if Mr. Handler’s in­ second alternate $650; J . f . Han- forces now ut Shanghai ora coi Soldier. be $1 per pt-rs'on. -The Shrine Club involved In the election. formation is correct, fire from an, ner, top bid $68,990, first alternate ered ample to handle any all the world fliers make their Many changes are e x p w tn l this i livered without delay. Several Two years ago the Republican decided lust night, however, to which may arise, A d m ir a l: other quarter will be directed $919, second alternate $269. “ ter, they will be greeted plurality for governpr was 28,467 charge the following prices: chil weak in thv standing of the con­ cani plaints have been received by against the heavyweight bout. According to Citv Engineer Fred ington, commanding th a by government officials and four years ago it was 65,340. subscribers who huve hud to wait dren. 35 cents; adults, grandstand, testants in the Sanford Herald’s fleet, reported to the navy, IliJ at the field and th en go u few days before having their Representatives o f tho New York- T. Williams, ull of the above bids In the senatorial election in 1922 76 cents und ull box seats, $1. ment yesterday, in a dispatch New Je rse y Htate Council of have a time limit uf 140 days. great salesmanship campaign. n with their comradea of __motor Frederick Hale, Republic­ pa|>er delivered. And in order to F in al arrangement* for the ce le ­ •ervi Bids received for plumbing apparently had been delayed 'ice a t the field mesa, an, was elected by a plurality of bration were mude, said Mr. Lane, With additional workers enrolled give everyone quick service The Churches, the Hudson County 8unthe day they will como to 26,366 over Oakley C, Curtis, Dem­ tond practically everything is now in the contest, and with muny Herald wishes to im press on the tlay School, Association, ths Hud­ J . 1). Points Si Co., rnm humahas uf days in transit. son County Women's Christian Un­ were: Mahoney-Walter Company, The message described the 4 war and navy building to , in readiness for the event. S p e ech ­ working hutd to pile uu votes, it various workers the importance of ion und member* of the npecial $ L 9 3 2 ; J . D. PointH 4 Co., $3,­ lislunent of n eir respects to Sociwtary o c r a t is safe to predict some rudicui checking in at the office regularly During the campaign General es, music and the ball gam e will be prize fight committee of the c l e r ­ 051.82; Marshall-Jacksoti Coro- oral Chi at K U every day o r two. Charles G. Dawes, Republican nom­ the principal entertainment,, it- is chungys before, tho Wreck is over. ’Am informed, tjvat ths^ Thu early p a rt o f.th is week, finds *1 Pershing had hoped to inee for vice-president, delivered an understood. T h e voting-vulue of the various gymen’s community club of Jerse y patty. 13, I 8 6 8 ; I^?e Brothers, $2,have appointed Miss Nell Williams, leader in the subscriptions will be reduced ufter City were in conference with Mr. 121.35. oji th*ir arrival to g n w t addreas in Maine in which he spoko A Refresh menta Committee co m ­ campaign, making every possible Saturd ay night of this week and Handler today and reviewed all the Electrical bids were received Uy out neutral *o n * ■ Plans for ti>« weak openly regarding th e Klan, declar­ evidence obtained by Mr. Chase. It in China, rcpresents' *$ free for th at purpose in ing th at he was opposed to its posed of Tom Mm-dith Slid Frud effort to hold first position. Check­ every two weeks th e re a fte r until Dorncr, was appointed, it was ing in daily a t T h e Herald office th e end o f the campaign on No­ was said th at steps to prevent the from three companies, that of M * r* with peace commissioner, h $ : '•ctation th at tha /liars methods. shali-Jacksun Company being the •' ' , bout would be taken not later than learned, and will have ch arge of lowest. They were: Marshall- not begin fighting b a t only . . . ."’••hington y e s te rd iy . In the F ir s t d istrict congression­ Belling cold drink*, 1c* cream, c a n ­ Mias Williulua is determined to be vember 22. C ontestants are work­ tomorrow. tak e advan­ at the top when the next list of ing hard th is week Ja ck so n Company, $1,692; Sanford Klangsu against General * •voidable engagement engagem ent in al contest In graham Injected the All tho charges against Firpo dy, und peanutty «4o., during tb e Contestants is published on S a tu r­ tag e o f the liberal number pf votes fork however, will prevent Electric Company, $2,947.50; Pen­ has al:o guaranteed safety prohibition issue by declaring for ball game. Ldnr sny personal share in awarded during the first period of are based upon his alleged re la­ insular Electric Company, $2^ cign lives and property. day. radical modifications of the Vol­ Tho G lo b e -T ro tte rs O rch estra Much work ia being done on ths the campaign realizing th a t the tions with Miss .Blanca Lourdes 198.83. k>n today. r*. ■' stead act. has been secured by the Music quiet. $otpe of t h e . contestants more they g et a t the very s ta rt F ic a r t, a passenger on the steamer which brought the Argentine to Committee, stated -M r, I^ute. T be have not checked up for severul the easier it will be for them a t A m e rica e a n y T n the year. orchestra will furnish music for the days and rum or has it that they the end o f the campaign. “The president ran revoke ball, parade before the game apd OP.the a n accum ulating many votes und Rum ors are still persistant of Mr. Handler said, “and If ball is march or parade t® the ball park, will m s k s a big showing a t the one o r possibly two dark horses st Y o u r LAKE CHARLES, during the game and a t the dance end o f tho week. In time to take who a r e en terin g the cam paign revoked Firpo can be confined on TA L L A H A SSE E . S ept. f i . - F o r - to be given by the Sh rin e Club a t advantage o f th e present voting and a r * quietly working. T h e E llis Island until the hearing. The SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Nicaragua, —Guthln gat tho rate o f ' tune Ferguson, a negro, will be the Lake Mary Thursday night, schedule which will be reduced fa cte have not y e t been su bstan ­ commissioner of immigration must S e p L 0— General Geogorio iee Mr. Curran’* a c t In permit- leader of the Honduran revolution first man to be executed in the tiated b a t the possibilities e r e t h a t Mr. Lane further atatod th a t an a f t e r Satu rd ay , g bail o f fl.OOO-as Firpo was forces, la marching on T egn fl electric chair a t RaUord prison hddress o f welcome win be given C ontestants a n urged by the S a tu rd a y aftomoonVi issue o f T h e a wher* where the tho gov government Herald will farm ,,’ Governor Hardee today is­ by Mayor F orrast L a k a t o the huta- c a m p a ig n . m a h a g a r to check in a t Herald may contain some s ta rtlin g arrested on a departmental w a r ­ snip* sued a death warrant designating dreds of people of title action of th e office regu larly oo th at euh* su rprises f o r the con testan t* a l­ ra n t. Bail - i r not -mandatory,- but preparing to hol(t the **irable tenant fo r you. 1 H (Continued on P a g e I ) the week of Sept. 2? for hU exescribe re m ay have th e ir papers de­ ready working. HD for service. (Continued on P a g e 6 ) ■ •. Celebration Is ared; Coolidge Weeks a t Field MAINE ELECTION ON MONDAY WON BY REPUBLICANS Preparations Made For Heaviest Battle in Few FOURTEEN BIDS ARE RECEIVED ON MUNICIPAL HALL f JSXl« ,x h„h..i *<»... »u *uu- V irginia Executive Is Court Ready To Pass Sentence Upon Boys Evidence In Firpo Price of Admission To Athletic Field Opening is Reduced Case Will Be Sent Coolidge For Study Standing o f C ontestants May Show Many Changes a t End o f This Week to >You Want to 3,000-Barrel Revolution Leader Is Struck in Loi Marching: On Capital First Man to Die In Electric Chair, Negro tment? E C w M , ~.x - r •“ » �■ • .. • , . . . •■ •ovVi r £ ' i . ' - M ----------r, B e j lion bulit I la clul w j, '..It ia the hopo o f , t h e Woman a f. Club of S a n f o r d . t h a t fhcao cnlen- Sei IVER rest ! .<• •!' C C 'C P 1^ •• For Tw6 Murderers f f l ? Ulhing U.c 1 > *td te* thnt the meeting in no sense will bo ----------- _v _. - be. f o r the purpose turc. E . A. Douglass will apeak ori the Spnlord of tho -past, F o r L ake the Sanford of the pres (eras ;ltt which hoth .S a n fp r d nnd .......... and Boh Holly has been assign . 11 . Orlnudo are .v ita lly interested. ♦ -a 1 It has been pointed out th a t the the subject, “ the Snnfonl 6 f the , Tho Sfnford Chamber o f occasion will nlsn affo rd nn oppor­ future." A. P. Connelly, Chairman mcrcc haa accepted an invitation tunity for the Sanford re p rese n ta­ o f the Inland W aterw ay* Commit* |the Orlando Chamber of iCdi^m tives to tnllc briefly about Sanford, tec of the Sanford C ham ber b f will address the Orlando resident Higgins o f the Sanford Commerce, , to he guests of tlio latter o rg an !; subject o f “ S t. Chamber of C ommerce., haa. been i Chamber on the ration at luncheon on Tuesday, F n v if/ lH tn A ttp n f! f ° rninl ^ « •» « « * fchhhfbbfU f Commerce to accom ­ pany n delegation o f S an fo rd busi­ ness men oh a trip to Ja ck so n v ille, which M l ho made SootjypBcr Ifitb, In an cndchvor to Influence J a c k ­ sonville in terests in having a canal cut ir rth e upper S t . Jo h n s connect­ ing with, th e Indian River. Those ffo m Sanford m aking the trip a r c : Edward H igg in s,JPrcsjd cn t Sanford Chamber o f Com m erce; F o r r e s t Lake, R. J . Holly, J . G. B a ll, A . P . a % % *** *:, * • . J.-M ■ . •> »'< f ■ r m . ’.L i e s *h o w 7 e v n p ^ rH OVrr n mill!_•* .***As.l ° Vcr • ®'IHon pound, away about ■ <und | summer. * ------ — t h e ' s t a t e ; a r - t h t ' l e n a o n ‘for the CHICAGO, Sept: 8.— The fate o f making « f a garden properly begin* IV J 'f Nathan F . Ixmpoid, J r . , and Richard la te in September. The-page-in the devoted t o >October goes $fc08 In Flncu, Costs and Locb, who kidnapped and jnur- calendar into a g reat re a t deal o f detail aa to vo'Kstreated Rond) Bonds ns Result I,lered Robert Frank's last May 21, rltien of annuals suitable for Oc­ Chloroform ; o f Atatlg-nment of 40 Cases hna been aonled. Three shceta of tober plnntlhg, a» the Flbrida sea­ .,k,d to jsmMo during p . r t • ' l i f e J S f t k J S r S u ? * n f . r d Morning's Session j mnniln paper containing approxi­ son for these l a exactly tho reverse . #V This Morn in of that. in. the .north. ... mately 1,000 WOrda la the decision ■ * * ............ ■ I I -j ~ 1.. ' ' ' ' rrz rn r Tr ' •A total J r 46 case* were arraign ­ of Judge Cnverly, written yester­ ed b^foTU; Judge J . G . Sharon at day aft^r ' al|emfirtg'choreh under i| '-S i id' S t|o-i<5lHlvVjii-' r1, *. r * ’* [nijtVtosjtlori'of municipal t*. t » t . il .1 ' • VTi fk w ii', rriir7.nr . ™ ,^ j nncs, costa and estreat«... . /Na 4l»-i. tf II |h j . , nda amounted, tn $608. Of tho responsibility o f . the caso is a m at, ^ one -man was convicted >>f td s .Q lT W ^ rd W- would fight for at least throe fudges to sit on cap i­ plliftL lfQtif>r*In his possession and tal cases whore a trial by j n r r is 'lined $200 and costa or in de- waived through a plea of guilty. fa ulj-qf payment of the sum to The decision will be rendered Wed­ ' senna, 00 days in jail. He was nesday. Attorney Clarence Harrow spent ’ Gcorgo Bradley. Sunday at Holland, Mich., but he /^Othcr la rg e lines were: $100 and will return Tuesday morning. He cost! or CO. days in jail against Jo e will have a last conference with Vi K Clark who was found guilty o f his associates, Bcnjnmip and W al­ tlr* i: -U ter Bechrach. and lay plans for ta k ­ j b - driving a car while druhk; $60 and ing any action necessary to save J' coats or CO day* in Jail was the the u T«v. slayers from the gallows In the fine drawn by Major Hankorson event Judge Cnverly passes the for carrying concealed weapons death sentence. . Foreman Leopold, brother of and Otho Hogan was lined $26 and costa or sentenced tQ serve 30 Nathan, nnd his father would be in , court to represent that family, i-in ja|| for the same offcnio. , caaea aa arraigned while Jacob and Alien Ix>cb, unelu DM were: ■ S Otho Hogan, gambling, 6 a n d 'a n d brother, respectively, of Richc o l ts ; Phil Jop cs, gfnmhling. $6 urd. will also be present. Mr. nnd ■ an d cp x ta or 10 days in Jail; Bob Mrs. A. H. l,orb, the killer's par­ gambling. $5 and costs or ents, will not lie present but will 10 day* --in ................ Jail; Robert ........ Lawton, remain in Charlevoix, Mich. lol Wring, $10 bond estreated; M p J * -Albritton, drunkenness, $10 bond estreated; Ja m e s \yhlte. loit T h is erlng, dismissed; Dyson M ci’her ton, loitering, dismissed; Joi Clark, driving a car while drunk la » • 1 $ I ■ :u - <r,'< •— “ in jail .. r --------- „ and rn W' 1 ' F f i f l p - -ttransferred enha/ftwrnA i. A ^. . . t . . - 1^— “ terlng, toa county At its meeting this afternoon tho Booker Scott, breaking -and enter mg, D-ansforrod to county.; George City Commission will receive bids " r»d lcy,,gam blin g. $10 and costs on Sanford’s new municipal build­ D o n ' t t h i n k . f o r iy m l t m t e i h « t p i, rA ing. for which bonds were recentOf 10 dnya In j a il i Floyd Charles Every contestant wh" enters th*; caml a t e t o n o m l n t y t e y o n r s e l f ,,r jy. 3 ton, disorderly conduct, fit) bond >y and for the second time •iatKit Hint work" until ......... .. w,ll win. o f y o u r a In -lila c a m p a i g n T h e r e la T h e s c a n n o t l o s e u n d e r It..- p r o p . . . t o n ••treated; A lbert I. Tavlor. dl.or- w'11 r,;, e ' Vo. hl,N on wood stave p l e n t y o f t i m e f o r p n v n e w i nt r ant n c o m e ( m l ft w i n n e r , 1 Hut i - o - n ,|M) ri,mil ns o f f e i e d l-V T h e l l e r s l . l . ' " " .Va r erly ponduct, suspended o n -mod b. tr co,,,lu1t'1 ,watl' r,u ItiK n o i 'I i h m*s ant i c a n m a k e • »• n H">ir e n d t h e s o o n e r h s t a r t Is Hindi the rail« havlorj J o e Brown. dlsonleTly con «^e n«-^7 city waterworks from the It will he lo irin pa> miu handaomely for ............ »"u conduct,. $10 bond estreated; liol, V " '1"' T ' ? ,ou.L * r''"ch put (uith. * *I ■ ■ Thomak. disorderly conduct. $3 nnd Avenue, to the p ant at the rcrner T i m s # c n i i t s s t n n l " w i n . d o no t w i n o n " T elep h o n e fa the c nmp. i . Ki i m«n»»w Z u ‘;\ costa of 10 days in jail; Phil * h.rtt-onth .Street and French o-s- ’ of tli# M g p r i s e s ot Tereil « Itl l># t' rt,d ' r' not' I II o e I IX Asti h i m t.. Iiin.ll »*•' • pe l . e n l c o m m i s s i o n -n every dollar and I " si n j '•■Mi In s 'ruelleuHist rn J o n f s , disorderly conduct, 13 and Atomic, According to n statement today I ur m i l In t o T i t . ’ 11e r a Itl t oi.I.I t h e o f t . r mnv ip i » q n l i W -larK lie " ill coma pa ’ • coats costs or 10 days in Jail; George h e m o r e l l h . r . I T W l . s i I" t o n f o r y o n t o t o e V • l| I m . r i e l l n l i t l l PII.I eip|a |n Bradley, possession or liquor, $20(i h> City Manager IV. B. Williams, l o s e h> e n t e r l o g ” A n d !*•"»* « h.il l l o - . e d e l h Its ' f Ml. • - • mi i a l g n to ) ,,u AnSr. A nit tl n larger number of bids were first It l» a l l in ' o u t f a v o r and costs or 10 days in jail; Lei n slior-i linn, vmi ran l,e |o|ina up Is for >ou to gi i l n and ns--irlag to u -M lf of Jones, drunkenness, }10 bond e- J received Several weeks ago. More » ortfc. •n In Itv.* Tl,i* H«Ti i hl If «|m inllriK • l k4 v* hlli pi Izitreatod; 1-othn Daggett, disorder!t I samples have been received anil a I. lg pi I r e s 11 Is Of f e r i n g g o o d l o n i n . l s conduct, $6 and costs or JO dm» I considerable amount of informa­ s l o n a In a d . I II I on ( o r ' hos. - w h o w o r k siiul tion rgarding this pnrticulai k in d 1^4 .to . ml wi n ............ .. t i n M v a w a r d s The Time In quick ly passing Ale in Jail; Mose llenderiun, ilisorder of pi|aas lu its efficiency and dur' I |ei a Id Is e s l e i i i l l n a II" e x c e p t i o n a l n|ipni ly conduct. $f> and costs or 10 day-. ling j our opportunity slip In unhe-tei * f until In Ifir \•>ti 11$| ability have been received sirico In Jail; Mndel Jones, disorderlt do you luiend to lake ndiHiitHga ,f It* ii ml I l i e) u r ............... ............ l v e « •••I"I* * » " conduct, ff> and costs or 10 dues that time. Your notions when you nnlsl. Vea.linaui, ■lie , luilli ngi- II 11*1 III'- e n r o l l i n g >" t h e hl g A repi rl ,on the percentage of c a m p a i g n I •• P»H H H . i f o i . l s on l v news l y ' ' - in Jail; l*-Roy Crowley, disorderly will telL 1 1 • > ir> • ■ III S< Ililipili' » uuiit) the new waterworks system that p u l " r M l I M T ) conduct, $10 bond estreated; Dun has been completed w ill lie submit­ Calhoun, disorderly conduct, $5 and ■ costs or 10 days in jail; Ethel ls-e ted by Joseph K. Craig, of Jin k - j J Williams, disorderly conduct. *5 Minville, consulting engineer foe ’ (he city of bautoui at ,in- ..I, , and costs or 10 days in ja il; Get •IBl Mr. Williams trude Perkins, disorderly conduct. noon’a meeting. -lutes that wink on the new plain $5 and rusts or lu days in ja il; I is progressing rapidly. ja ro urn Ja m e s* Davis, disorderly conduct, 1 he meeting today is especially $6 and costs ror or 10 days in jail; I ininortanl, states Mayor Forrest L‘ . Dam ,T,ridu( . J ’rid< disorderly, onntinucd to F rid ay ; Ida Bell, disorderly con­ 1 Lake, because of the fuct that bids — I ns duct, continued to Friday; Rush will be received for the new city hull. The huilnlng and it ' equip-1 ! ! Stafford, reckless driving, $7 bond insnt will cost approximately estreated. ordered re-am-sti-d Robert Ware, speeding. $1" bond 0<K> and will not include the tinestreated; Jphn Gilmore, tiding station (.i a court room for the , illy . Ilo* inii nit i(inI m u ii 11nihi bicycle without a light, $3 Imnil estreated; a. J , M. Ileruicrson, ill•Urealcd; M.-.ulcrson, .Ism lu,,,,.d ,,M' ................. ' derly conduct. $6 iwtil costs «or •i |o •' luUnl> l , l > J * " 1 •vr i The latc»t i'oii-.oli* model in a hnniisonie days Iti iall; S’ictor Ray, snevilm ■nalioganv cabim-t Will grace any home. Can $10 and cost* or 10 days In b« noen at the llin term ister I’luno Company MArgnn McClelland, speeding, on Magnolia Avenue. nnd costs or 10 days in jail; Robert A perfect gem, -el in a dainty hexagon BenUpi, speeding. )3 and costs nt basket woven plat.nun. mounting A beautift.l 10 days in ja il; Ollie Weathers, ling which will please any ownei On display disorderly ronduct. $10 nnd costin the show windows of The Diamond I'aline • o f 10 d a y s in ja il; Major lionki i uii 1‘u ». Street aon, curryin" concealed weiiimn (Conlinued fl'ooi I'ftl'e 1) * $60 and costs or On day- in tail it is rumored that if .Mayor l.nk Otho Hogan, carrying ronirali-d -I Sanfoid, and Ma>o| (Lies, of weapon, $26 and costs ox 30 duv (iilando, i.in get in . .miitloii In JasiJ: Otho Hogan, disorilnilv that 11no . a hundred >uid ilaali "in i Y + Conduct, $1 and costs or Hi dav • In sing e,] bi-Iwei l) these cell lui (•RAND PRIZi: In jail. lie-. la Ho i veiling t lii- Simile I lid III II It sl \ T ill HIM. I v II will give a dam i at Lake Mary. Ilo- po|iuliu ii i n alloiial lehoit In M o o r.r M m fu l I'*-.' f i i l l v • i»il|»pe<l l . « ltated on t.'lirystul Luke, a s h o t Clip this out, nrntlv trim it and Ihrn send 1t tn I'hp Herald offlre i«">n i l r * * ft-iii w |im | l i f u k r o ; u u M|ir|**rr«il cm * dihlui.ee fioiu Sanford. For Ihi with the name M your favorite ronteatant. ' T I ii * Hinii'IrtiA Hl\ IS irch h in l ( h r S hu event u proin.lienl jazz orclichli.i f••t«l Di<Iv L ( ‘nVn|>MiiOi. \ Nltir $1.*1.10 ihi. _ -----, Any young lady residing in San fo rd pf Seminole rounly, nttr t& $•*•* Thin Coupon, when neatly rut fro mthe pap-r, Is good for 100 ha» been secured, and a large nun. J!v v{ (Continued from Tugs 1) of age, is eligible to en ter this* automobile and salesmanship cimpHl* •" , votes In The Hanford Herald's Salesmanship Campaign for the iwitp Republican campaign mun her of Orlando t i l . sens will ntten.l compete for one of the valuable prise* offered. , . , j CL .Suolord's municipal athletic fluid *< fnlluaing r m t r s t a n t : ’ agt'rs t o d r a f t a n e x t e n d e d speak The territory la wide open. Cbhteatantii ra n enter from any M X Ing Itinerary appeared Sunday as n •illmut exreptmn the l.i.esl in tin «' S E C O N D 1»R1ZK Seminole rminty and be on an equal baaia and h a v a rih e same opporlu*1') I • the principal political activities for •*'*•* " f H-.iida. according to lho.se i < lo win. , . • .4.*. i f X the .Week of Charles G. D aw es.1 u" ' 1,1 *' position to know, l’he < N AM E |t|\MOM» MOI.ITAIMI lll>(, M * i.i-ies unijei imlusure make it Republican raruliiluto for vice-presSulmcriptiona to T h e Sanford Herald m i l be a& ared anywhere •• the largest in the stale. The ar ' 4nU . l nitr-d S ta irs at the regular rates. ..'All oratfira turned In at The A |*r rf •»ct H w ill sH In m ilnlnfx l< # tnRun | s * M A D D R E SS Th * week will be spent more or imigrmrnt rff (lie field gives it a office must lx* accompanied by tA e.n tfh In payment, t ..v i $v»t u. i v i - i i |$|mI k$i ti hi i i i ' u n t l i t K I d i . Inmeil f i ••i class A luting. Thu grand stand I lest by the numineo in preparatu III* I 'iHlIll'Ilil I'sll.lii \ glutIMI A * n rouiestant wlll^not be permittad to pool bar ^ o tra ia favor ol J lo r th e *n jn re intensive campaign " i l l at coimiioduU* 2,000 peuple, and | Not tiood t'nli'SH Voted on or lit*fore Sept. l.'L other contestant. Vote* can not be tran sfe rred front one roi|)retaa) la »»• which William Duller, Kunulnicun the •In• • house, wliieli Ims been con lulnic ‘ 11 other. . . . , natinnn! rhnirinnn, and his aides *lru»tcd benealh the giimil gland staml aland M • t ; . .• 1 w'v ; ,,)■ have decided lu inaugurate the l' equipped with all ni(tdi-rn fin'ib- A No rtnpluyee iff T Jie Ranford. H fr*Id . or member of hi* or her fa*$> T iiu ti) r m / i : middle of-Seplenilsur. Officials of lies lei|Uiied 1>> lug I r a g u e t e a m s X_ will he Allowed to en ter thia cam paign, * , , * •»;;)• . -t •“ XHJT . . _. tTiin -. *29 tho Republican inuipaign urgnni ,f" i spring training ipiaiters I 111 M I N n i O M H . l t \ I I I A nomination b U $k . when properly Ailed p u t , » i t k ‘ l)te phm# •• Sa lon aay they liave endeavored include shower bulbs, and nuiuer dreas of the contestant nominated, prill g i r t (b at ptrhtd•■Q B* m' - . pu -posely to let the cninpulgn gel "Us Im kel II.....IS. I'lie same system thousand vote*.. Only one nomlnatioa will be credited to any •>•• under way slowly so that the finul liiigatm n used on Soiiforil cel I In H|« •J r I lu ,i Iim l|(|fk"iiif ||||| . testa III. , . . . . , rofll ‘ ' * ••" W e e k s o f the contest will see it •I > lurrns bu> lieen installed in the !'••• .«u> « ulilri* i W ill Mi>i< • , m i h" M ir I 'u r I Jlill w||I•Wv I I |i I I u 11 |«• *l'll« Halil fOtll 11« Vit Id \$lll » ••Ullt III #tr« fi»l . .W.'l" t r r h i i a r s l 1 1 ••in 111ut i m l a l r l I ' miuiii . « \ «lu « > ••in f * v orllt* * ••iiti »l h lit stradily gallu-Ting mnnientuni field, inturing the pciiiiurieiicy of •fnlj one prize will, bw awarti*d * n y artw eoatce tan t. Tha wlnacr al^ * j I I H.YlIf). l-.ii ly hr# I nnn n tn iiiit* «*•#nt •••i \«m lut\» i ti •* mix aiii .ii • •All I Cathor thaii being held at a high a fine grass outfield The lurtb urst will not be eligible for a n y .o th g r prix* ^ e o p a m U ^ o i * > . X * Ii" i* I M I t lull flit M e n |Mn XXtskF «luill>K til** « M M l | *ll l K U • ll« it II U * r , poJni rear hod severul weeks in ud- j buck infield has been designed nr «•( Will ■ V\ III I#*" I cl! Ui ii| t ontentanta who remain active in .th e c a m p a i g n M t i l (thrclo»® mf-1 VaBco of election day. |cording to speciflcot mns lidii| TllM I "link* I It* »• In «l III • X$ III hr III u n t i l l " I " |ni k - .i x u 1 11u y f»n to Win (ine of thts prixea will be paid a Comra|aaRnrjK teg V*r M r.'Dawes plans to spenk on the h\ all lug league teams thiAugl lilts III .**% ■Jill III i>« I I Iimnuni they have secured In suhecripiiona. T h e R e f S l : want* L llec tl tlee IlKlepelident independent inuveim-nl niuvenu-iil tinthe unuotiy. umintiy .' UatFr o ll not in work without remuneration and will p a y 'a l l thoae who fail M I l i v e - l e a f • ul » r> i i|'t m o (*> ' l l . . I ' o l l y l l . i a l . l I IS v u \ u lfi t ■Tb“ r »(l*y »t Milwaukee- and then Tp,. rupresentr ar H i l l DUl . I . AI i t e nn expendt one 1.1 the valuable prize* a commiaalon of ten per c a « t provided WlJl make several addresses -m , UI(. „ ( t. , 5 o0o and when seler le, 1 I I . i n - 1 . s r s u l . a e i q.llun l u T in . D a l i ) l l e ( a l d 1 1 * Ml' NA.(KM) \ u l v g lestani remaina active until the end of the c a m p a ig n :'*' '■P*cllk: Uiplca, Jnoluuing uim speech , MB s,,r mg trulmiig .,u lo I S ( J ol t ! i ’. J i i . trulnipg quarters h> I T k r r r - V r s r * u l . s . r l p ( |..|i ( o T i n D a l l y l l . i a l d t M . * « r.(MNH) Voir* an . . . - - I . . •. . j . , v 7 t f ' V»< cn CBtAiill»nmcnt of i« tic ml nud ' . # * , , ...... •■• iimiiy u teams. nun, I le major ii league c& i All voire to be counted U tKe I T W< s - Ye a r a u l . f t c r l p t l n n l o T i l e D a l l y I t . i u l . l 1 1 • # , ;tu,u«H I Vwlra $y*tem, Lufuta Uunehinu »••»<•, mil return many time, this umount g . should Im- ...a i|«d to T i le B a n ff r d a\iy te tf I gtinrral diactiaalon of all t f th. t l l l „ l l l f l l pul.liclt> ,t wdl hrmg T I O a r - V r a t s u l ' S . i l l ' l l . . .. Ii. T h e D a l l y H istlu It.UO paign Munagrt a t T l ^ HerpM cjl. K.(KM> V«lra (• ’■>■■■ nqrote.ltaporxant Ii laauea, iaauey, •to S a n f..n t F IF T H P R IZ E I M . - M u i t k . a u k * , r l p i l u o ip T U . D a l l y 1 l e i a i d " S .t h e n.iHru \ ..re. hlir Sslearn i e • ’ V i c e - p r e s iidentlal dential n om inee r '•Tha „ 'Campaign) va -k l;.. ./rt j Will end at t B f o’cle Ipdicafed to Bepvidlcan mm ■* • 1 kree-Mvntks b .i Iis . i l|.|inn In Th- lu ll ) ll.-rald II 71 s.K) Yulra T W K V r i - H I K i»OI.|.AI|»‘ " . mspaitura tkat jit; would nn f h l« campaign L X U i - t . q i a w l J ^ U p l I n u l u T i m M e. k l y l U - i a l d t l u u u ia.1,10 Yulra -*■ •• a# • — . , t o , make onfy one speech nnd the prixea will I K s s r - I . m s ul . t t - l li ' l l i . n i . , T | ,e U i " k l ) H e r a l d |k UU ek but be fa expected to uhun •— - - Jfi'j qf »o( film dastie a t tho request of person re * * • * ! > * « i n t l u n l u f l f , ¥ M eek.))* (ieratU $I» W 3-IS« V«K«* _____________ _ patty leader* Ivecauac t h r e e J u d g e s who wll ______ l * t i U - t W r avAta<*riiqi.'ii " i T)»w ’M e.kly -1iU*ald $ 1 . 0 0 . . , i.»NLV*irw>’ number of fwqueata dor prcn cast and will aviard ,ttn • ' T E N P E R r f t N T COMMISSION I O a r S e a r S u t r s v i I p l Im. i u t i , « M r e kl> II r I Ml J t : . 0 U Mm) Voles vice-preaid«ntial candidal*, bee - : tndidal*. b r ♦5 Those c o n t e sthhta t ^ . , who ( Cont.aued from Page 1.) .h ■ f■, W received daily by the national , . , J h « a u y . rlplle.il ......... „ f M„ l l f l , r4 l l . rakd Is 17 Ou p e r y e * r f o r be subject to Huapenai lion testifies to the d«».r< for inV I ndlteea' apeaknra' bucruu in wi l l I., i ml . l c o n l r a t a n t a r a i n a l n l n g In t h e r a i n f h v «li»Uy I m u v . »i»«l 12 im» |irr > •.tr f»ir l l i r v*r*ckl7 I kbuc N o nubkcrl|>Kald forfeited vote* cM not ive appljed ,to an^ol I foi mution of this kind by those ino n * t o t liv I all> fo» i. w% l liaii lhr» r ni Di i i l i i o r t o flu* W r t - k l y f u r p a l a n u n t i l t h e e n d a n d w h o l ul l t o w i n , , im> of li-BB Ikuisnii sai xt m innn ill . . a f „ , > 0 .|ra. . f I r s a tI h o n tIhha s uwill t h a ivliuv.. p r i s e s . I) th e** request* have been tcrested in ( i vic"boautif ii ution. Two b »n.« . H . K r J i r c i f f i S T ’ *1' ’ %$Pi ’ ,u “ 1„on fli* by the *pcaker»' ‘lu­ thousand of these cul«*ndars were . .. .• . . N e * • * r L " V W -Jl • w•• «*»* wts.Xf . ll which will lav them before ptinted us the initial issue nod t > r‘ ~yrvf (Majority them have in . Butler early this week date I1* 1* the l , '*‘ • •“•Jonty of i m vlfew to working out at un ,H'un 1,1 *s *nf.m i CompUtp. campaign The commendations which Mrs „ -for Mr. we* ■ > . I>a Dawea. |Wight received other sec •• ••.......has ••"in uiori i from tf Y ' •riling to Mr. Palm er, the 1lion* of the state indicate that e**^ ford ployrra have be** prurtlr, malty thousands of these calenduis T , ^ I r\ *r ateadlly “to t ,i)var •a jWireh and will ahortly bu diatHbutesi. The I V ' ■fii& 'AZf” ^ . i M>1: _ 1 |» •■■■ I bo Ur fin# condition for the b|g W/tiPfUaClub hiujiuicen aquriuin UVrUvi’ M l4 i q iv r n f | | for ih# cnlenjljr mi.| -------- -i a ^ -------------- . . --------a------- - i . . the proceeds from the solo o f them wlU be uacd to pay o ff tho indebt-1 iDi IN , T & S ? saM a- Those who sta rt work this week, can still win. C o m m issio n Will Open Bids Today yourself today without fu rth er delay. • i f i r t v r ^ r rA dM - / ,» ::F o r Ncw c ,t y H a ,‘ $1,845 in prizes will be given aw ay to some young ladies soon. Nominate] is an opportunity o f a lifetim e. - NOT YOD CANNOT LOSE ■ Too LATE :i ti i .•ill THIRD PRIZE SECOND PRIZE Form al Opening Of x l Municipal Athletic v f Field ()n Thursday I V a lu e $ 1 8 5 if '■> M X JOHN W. D A V I S OFF TO COLORADO TO MAKE SPEEC H GOOD FOR 1 0 0 VOTES R ules of ■• f HOW TO V O T E ForiCTII 1MU/K S H a r t j e n Calendar 4* e Woman’s Club Ti -“.'A’l.-IS Now B e in g Sold •{• Wnky* ialilftT kStf/j »-.Ar. v ia -,. ■r i tJ v h . AM b t i h * 1 •“ ' Jig �: - ^ f >w a a i U - 1ER 9, •ii I »•—V-i M i s t o e ^ g e o f L a u » r ; : .................. ...... ■ fim iN u m m — A s B ris b a n e n « rlu ~f.V T—~ Sees ^ It! V A p ^ o ^ A s i ‘Tell me what you laugh at, anti I’ll tell you what you The Prince and Pure Milk. are," an excellent paraphrase of another clever Baying, and La Follrtte'n Turn. * fiiT or d** ni,a,r Acl of To lied, No Supper. one that you can experiment with most entertainingly. Uto U OMAN. From Call far nla. M iter io w a h o n a n o .. There s your friend, let s say, who sees something tr e -1 . M iu ctr Scap for SfreJka. I Minolta A tm l ’k r a * H I mendously funny in a howling dog trying to run away from HY A R TH U R B R I S B A N E (T e a rr is k t i p s o the tin-can tied to his tail. Or there’s your other friend! lU B tc iu m o jr r a t h »Tear-_j-.IT.ao fllx Montha . l l . I * laughing till his sides ache at the fat man whose feet slipped r«r«4 In C ltr by Carrier, per k lkc. Weekly Edition, lf.00 up on the banann peel. Or there’s your other friend who LA F O L L E T T E does not rest laughs at his own “funny story.’’ told over and over for the lightly on the chests of the other yiPSCIAI. HOTIcili All cbltuary Icea, ca rta of thanke, reaolutlone last ten years. What makes them laugh? And what do you candidates and managers. In Min­ I notlcea of antertainmenia where laugh at, and what is laughter, and what would life be with­ nesota Mr. Harding, formerly Gov­ ■T«aa are made will be chareed ernor oi of Iowa, m > s I .a Pollotto > t raaular advertising ratea out any smiling folks about ? keraor lowo, a*yi IBM T U B ASSOCIATED I’H E I I Dr. Charles Gray Shaw, p r o f t^ tl o ( ^ i l t | l ^ . r t t l c w f c T ^ S J i """ He Aaaoc’.ated Treee la exclusf entitled to the uee for repub* \ ork University, tieclares that we n r q , | o ^ j M f t | h e T E v g e f l L i V "' Don of all newe dlanatrhea t0 Sited to it or not otherwiee cred- of Laughter.” and predicts that " i n i t V f u h i ^ ^ ^ K T ^ U'i* I In thla paper and aleo the local of scientific and social thought there probably* will be mus- ' hit m T b T ^ la published herein. All rlahta of Mention of special dispatches eums which will preserve our jokes and comic strips in much * are also reserved. the same manner t h a t we keep the memorials o f t h e Stone ,N U a , L S T R E E T , where they know ('.a Follette inside and out >E SD A Y , S E P T E M B E R 9, 1924. Age.” > /is p *!• y . ‘ *> * t uia Po»totnc« m 1 I B L E T H O U G H T FOR TODAY C H R IS T IA N C O N F ID E N C E :— Mb la the confidence that we have him, that, if we ask anything acJing to his will, he hearcth us. -1 John 6:14. MW ». : ONE WORD word is too often profaned F o r me to profane it, ['■ One feeling too falsely disdain’d Ly , |*or thee to disdain it. . One hope i* too like despair n'tj F o r prudence to smother, ■And pity from thee more dear sV • Than that from another. I can give not what men call love; B u t wilt thou accept not | / The worship the heart lifts above »■' And the heavens reject not; ‘ The desire of the moth for the star, y j O f tho night for the morrow, ••The devotion to something ufnr “ From the sphere of our m . i i o w 7 ■ —-Percy Bysshe Shelley. ■ The best way to cut the cost ,.f crimes is to prevent them. a* th a t ... .. .. . — -Elnce do&ni chantment when yo« “ W hat Is The* S u r e s t Hom^ . ,A little „,„uni fountain de* helps the wild oat nop. InITone of . 01his vopyriglilutl iirlirk-s, Ruyal S. .......-land. r • No elou.1 has n .iLc'/ !ong as you at«y ' Pedestrians h a v e t u S 1 8lde “ 'I right. hQt General Pershing i . ^ i private 1‘f®, hu, thj, 1 h«‘ will live the life of^ Experience wuuld •chei if she • -* ■ • I teacher M"Pped U| things. Kisses are the D,'lpi and some will n „ rt J** with almost anyhiKly Let others talk shout i nnd they think ii„.y ‘ , tcresting. 'Vinter social netivitj-Lng nnd the d.-hutam., 1W ' J last year will |„1V - " “ l til try | If the first four Vc , . i chid's character, the futur, : tlyn will he a gang „f |a . T.h e ‘r,rl “ f " . l a y thinks| is dangerous. |„ . ailn, |( nosu shiny. They build I,..ii-,.. „ut , j China, ko what ,| , q I men kick al.oUt th-ir ! tracking m " . 1 " ‘D'd Stall's Si-iiatm- I rum New Ym k. fni nn-rL Com m i.R i. is NOTHING the mui,miNNiiiii<>r of ll«-altli. New York Cilv asks i|„. J '* r w,,h ,hl> « «»»t timliil; jffs Someone could mnke some money In Sanford by building apartment r house*. “What.-, W(,rq 1 Who Invented this Chinese War an y w ay ? It strikes us that China sTfi s n ' t showing much res|H-ci fur ’■ American editors. T H E E N D T H E T R A M ." TA M PA T R I B U N E do you consider the M surest n . l and ? n’ i "TGold, Kn "mule than Vh,‘'half h«“Ihi ’ w-worltPs1 ? |‘ i n s , hc-.llh III .ill ,t Mill*. ailsI "P I'ly; IM-Iice. Dial will la kt if w e 1 O K McCoy, once idol of the I Tomorrow the public will have ^ i.-.-s ol tlu- pure ling, a man 1 r , Ilcfori! reading any further in this e.bh.n-.l .... .. ..1. Vf 1' _gut. by nature With splendid ’ " ", " ,H ,rn‘f”,|v' •hnt <|Ui-»tion u rf if ..... ...........' a " " " " "V ........................ ....................... -• your views eor whom would do inn harm If b...lv which ill- cultured to an cm **.‘d ■»> i licapiic.M.-ugg-. Hlivc of all respond with the health ex|a-rt. |erluips you will miv, "The . I.', l.-.l; good 1 cops, good pricas " ' " degree of physical efficiency. fill ilit \. ( r n l i f c mi i t h f rm for crops surest health rule is 'Don’t |t <i;i\ sit* a prisoner nicuse.l of . joi annual hi . . . me of tim I mi ^ vt;»m. N ’i'u 'n»rili,| «*tn inii»s i Kiel McCoy has discovered that n >n..i. than lilt % th. hi. an.I million |ii iirdci . in a gloomy cell, a i |m - anil (IctfDhrnK H** will f,»r tIi • n o • knockout in matrimonial circles is A" ' ' su' 1; " p*1'--T|1m V.-v w ! i.i'V,'! dollars a y.-ai. with the real ’ l ew detl. wreck of his former s e l f , something different from the some tiling in the squared ring. --------- o---------? Twenty-minute snow flurries 1 have been reported in certain parts '•j o f Maryland. We thought it wn« getting cooler. wi-alt ,i not . \i-i, set ati hed . , • The An-.ericun flier* huve Imp v f P W . ° f f so much lately that we r don t know whether to call them g btrdmen or gru**)mppur*. ■;Som. Chlitk « • „ * | Dr. ( ope land then offers some excellent advnc ami sunn warnings that need to be heeded by a number of M l ! t ails attention to what over-weighl sigmii.•>. "An . x. . ^ fiesh. he iemilids his readers, "is not t„ |„. uorm-d o\, r |„. cause p t.tr T r ;:;;; h n ^ ^ r Tallahassee ha* been the cupitnD r / . I i l T * R * " I^lit week l.teutennnt Th«»nt With win^.n attm hutl hut withuiil IllOtor Klided thion^h the mi fm Wlno hours and four minutes. A /•At fully e<|iiiil to f I\i vik around tho World. A ruling III Boston decree* that picture* of red-clad huthing gnlpailed on motor car wiii.Uhi.-l.lW»d window* ure a menace un.l bans them. They tend to taku tin1 a. ° y c> Off the wheel. m l i x l i t .•ntiiix. ; t z ^ i t 1-71"' i » t » v , w . ................. : ™r ! Judge Cavurly hu* written In­ decision in approximately one thousund Words. Tile Judge In.. wasted word*. A mere half doteii Should he enough to settle the Whole thing. Al b « M . l l ' ( H I M \ product* nic Wond.-I fill, fu.iii p, ails I., g i^ s g o I- <‘sp... lulls II,.I ■ is Mary h Brown, i alifoim an. of course, win. held tile tennis <liaiiipionship nfi.-.-ii \cat ago. and imw »cekmg fit-i,.i ' '"•* I-a-, proves liersslf a ' nnoi ptol l I d . Ills pita v e r ■ n ? . ' : . " - 1" " ' " ' " " "■ o f Floridu for one hundred year ■** P l at should lie long enough to mi ! ■“ Ufy. her Why "• not give some cen* tra l Floridu city a chance now ’ ................... d ire st g u a r a n t e e o f long life lies in temperate eating.” Lord U n i *i(v* .4 „ S w s ,V r" .................. ................. .. ; . T h». •»> nmm-i 11«»ri with tins ad'\ i',• .* |.** i m w a . l j t . ,s ....... . font \allies and fond relalimis until th«-\ , ,,, sM . liKbt meal and get siiirieienl m.i.n-bm. ,,l ’ \\aleh your diet vsisely nnd \vt*ig| what \uii -Im >ays Dr. < ••peiand That w..i.| w,s,.|v tin r.-n\ c i . I - |j,, l" ' " 1 wh» I. all the rest bangs HI es| he,-||| h I |||> w*"-n all is said and dune, i.- ’in- t be w o rd Ke.tl ,.m|tim" rigliiK n.s,.,) " a i d I.i m g t it it lse|\ " g. . I Id l ul l I . I . K is s \ M l I Rn Kinn mu . uni 11mi ,e I lit,- will, "lid III.- |,i it, with otints l-ur, basing 11 Mi Ti. i/k\ I ..Ha III.I a •"tigli- j|t p ■b, ..th and moved 1/ Si I’, l. i | v hi III.- I nipt.., * at h.-r no s •i..l I ll..-.' |\ |l,, •'ll D»| \. |i|f i, fill, j Il>.(\Illy ll i:i 1 1 1. "'»fth\ l l. is Iiiiitlamt-utalix j|„ • s l l ''u i* n u ll l i i r m i g l i ln|,.,t and |>:iiit1141 I! I'tierg i ii ii «I r t -x .l ii it ' i our.'igi t li.'il i n 1111 , x . 1, th in g s " She l»»t Mis. i ,i||,.|( 'H 'dux i.iid t•.morlow . p!j III h n n l * f o r t he Wxtmen S Itpen Championstnp Th«?te n>. man holding a , h l" two ditr, te- | game*, txx,. Kam#t 11 * '•*» t a- t« ntu and g..|| “ I U K K A U Ol ■I I non th , "Sp un , ".■te* on II T h e . n l , tre |;,„»se\e|| tile kind . f inn* xx.,,, 1 I'm -: 1 1 t u s k 1 ,, .'4 " " I I,I !lI Hllii*. | |,\ tliscul 1 r ..nix xx Imt , ,n "lint 1111<-1.--1.* 1l1u.se \x || ,'" 1 11 1 .1 lx, a 1111. .—011.1 in n - , l,u ' ’ ’ I"' si. I telllg. M , 1I ll k ee |,, l,y i. ..ii Mim rats I P . Ill, .M.h -I i , |(lll k , t/ ipon Hi -nipanx f Dial ■ Pi« .-,nrit) 1 a myth " Ho lati-nient wen- accuiatc. • 11 imi t. Il.-nio, 1ats xxi-tild 'o .'inptii.si/. it ,\Il} '■•M/ing la. k ..f pi,,-,,,., " 1- not . . .l l . . 1mg x,.t. ■ '- m 111».leu , d Hx 1,lend as pi A I- ( M i l. A N D u ivi.se n i,in ;,i aliki “The Halifax Country" edition l*«*l h i n t lie .start m g Dime— IheiiUll(| n, , (|t. • Of the Florida Trucker i* u U au ti l " ’s| «*(••" d e a t h . ..Illy |hex Jsf) f y l number full of interesting read (Hfr*’!- in tin- 1are nf th. M |,x, > K llllei1. J # ‘Ing matter predicting the ahsurvii U t fP**'1'*9 ° t (hi* excellent puldicn- I tiun. • III \i.X 1 nil..-, ' 1 klmxx that pt. „ lung n t good f,.| mix l.n.lx r I ’O M T i r . A l , p i j o i ’ l 11.;( -||.;s 'I * The 1‘rince of Wales greeted the MIA Ml III |; \ | (1 - American 'round the world aviator* Wt Mitchell Field Monday. Tin4 Prince I* u good le.tow hut we ll I ,,f »he m,.»-l tut 11, i-nfcrpr I ml.. Ill I' nil. II XXill A H o n d a I loir W ,/ bet he wondered why these ‘round 'he wni I.I p,.-.li. ling 1 d. I ,.l up . I b * World flier* weren't Knglmh not.nn,. ,,| „„ el,., I mil, pan,. III.,, I'all -I ll * 1 MPA II MES *11llt |\ It Mli li an til, I ..... W1|J , l-t jv,sa«n. Nnvemf.. 1 f ,n:|, ,.| ,|(l. >f l lie ■ ---------- -. - w.- lu-ai.i a .nan I, --I It- llllll.lx pn! d1 I S '• Donald It. MurMillan, a pmf. * .1 p l. I'-id m -t , . „ 1 h. i,.k1 |, UWk * 9 r Anthropology at Howdi.iu, mot 1. 4«i 1. ii , , I "• " a w o .|.| II, had I.,, a'., ,. 1 K K f t making hi* ninth |n.lni , xpv -port i n <1 '1 •' ag I. load Ijog. ami l.oni t hat I, B wluoq. He wa* wit), IVrry in |<*oi» 1I".I |*‘ 111, |,1• «-f,t . \xn, t 1 f 1 h. di I.ul- h. gax ,• he ,1,| a lltli.l ,h 1. , E * Wh®n 'the North Pole wa» div ,.v paigli tin- hat tlx —la. I. I I ‘a , ‘ ...... " 'a* "Hong. . oi.sul, 1 ing .. ,i,.| 11,„ 1 1. , , ' L J. arad. In fact it i„ said thul Mac ! I" -ut. 1> m all |,M 1 , II. m.itti-i I t . an it,,,| angle I t , Mulan hu* initial* curved on the mud. at 1h. p .. - .-ni 1 „„ , „ , | 1 • <an h. it,, Dad till* man i.iid in nillld Hi. 4 i»oi*. •hi- pop. 1 ii 1- pnnti.l ,.ii ( *" * --llg I e - - xx , J, ‘ k" " ' hog. I loin xx In, h of . l . - . l . . ( a t x.. l n.l.-i nr.linai x . ,,, Un,sl , I"" b I ' made. Ill, , will,I hax e “ Ml** Tum ps" wa* burred from * here m e x. 1 > |1V4 p,-,,p|, xxl,., ,, " •II ! ilk I a ....... I man, I. J c. 11a ml x ona of the l . ig g .- l |,ugi v\lh vi,., •gh . h . l o i a l x.. # , the Atlantic City huthing beuuty ex.-r 111 a position |„ knoxx with It- tl.e x x |,i 1 |ght . lose I .. I'o n ^ a , ; ' context last Friday I’d i,li <*• lilt \ 1 1-*• sin-xving. i' I Jl on account of accuracy how tlie p„!.li. vv,|| v, her too Hijality costume. After Tim H I «f Ut.'xxl,.. hax e 1 ol.-l | !! "'i' V" 1 '*'»■ WKK*’"' 'h e hl.g year llu-n- ate i . r t a i n *|V ll ih. pu*t ..xx-. ing tome of the picture* of a iih-hI k e iitc iing ini,, ,h, ' aiii|i;iiv 1 of those who were in th u con which nuiki- um t-ituinty I "Id- 1 pa in . a m i....... t V S T-nai i Tl-io.lu. ; , 1 of lauiah Warren Will 11 l a k e . ...,*|,|, lul.l, , we a re forced to wonder ju*t certain. 1*1 f >UJlWll.lt a i i i k i u . h,.x 2118. rural unite , 11" ni away. h h a t did “ Mia* T a m p a " have on, M l . (ht II .X The UMiul political pi c,|p . . . . . i- talk ‘“ Mast 1‘p i m The animal Weigli^ •ay. influenced by one * ..xxt, |,,a . .11 I 1 111111 l-oiii -I- ex eii, or did the lasto Idler. w dl I,.- a la I ge h«#t|x !""*• "<• wa* taken to the scale*. \ - Th o m s* Edison »uy* he is going •*y *he Indication* vxhlili Ul.- ex I ;• '*■' iv up ,ni llo m il rii In- vu ik-hh more UdMJI vote for Coolidge because tlie dent 11, ui.e‘* mini.-,Hat. t-nx 11..11 s no sign of hn\*r.yf,' A* (tip cuinpuign goes ..., "d m..*, „f f t , . ... wouh, na'ui • I. - id»v In sident showed that he wax able ment lullrn off . 7 ° ' " " "bier ........ distinguish between Mr. Ford the evident enthuHiuun. of the v..t To *1 “ ho “ laige gu.up *. .. regi honest a bout It We do not’, * Mr. Edison a* a collector of ing public will register it*. If 1., *ay "u- ”• >nuny n twenty " , II,lilt,,,, At the .prenent ti ... ... , what anyone want* with an'! lues when he gave to Mr. Ford 7 " ’p rAlo,“ " " c . Who wel c entitle,! to x., ,, laige a (tog. The meat 1* coaru^i ^ maple ayrup sap bucket said to I (acre i» no enthu*ta*m ami nothing Il“'( election hut .lid not d„ and nut good a* is th at <>U i» 11 0 more than one hundred year* I \u ("dilute any strong trend in unx «iul not do *„ because -hex sinulied one. neither is the lard o f o JJ, T h a t is about as good a reu»on I direction. So fur u* 11»»- people ar . w-un.,i sufficiently intere„a.| i„ f JJ4 .'lUitltty. 'B u t Isaiah W a r d ' Ut has been advanced yet for vot- ,n ,*,r‘-'»ii*l «t all ih.-> ure coht«‘tit "• IKiltries or the personultim* ... r.-n evidently wanted ing themselves with listening Mil i n r f o r Mr. Coolidge. . . ....... - - bi*C ( w,1 parties. Peshup* |.n yt,| MIDI Ur as evidently thinking. They krt* ex|>rt‘*Httg im has it. Ift ra|*V -o<a„ uroune the interest ol ut ' " t it he hns demonstrated whut Dentpaey has• a nice, brand new opinions. IB . least some of these. t un lie dune in hog raising in FlorI t seenta th a t the nose God The entrance of u third party At the present time political nla •Vf bint which was flrat worked into the campaign bring* „ J. All of this lends to the summing 1oqt in Oklahoma by one o f Demp­ strong element ..f uncertainty !.., I'tophectes must consist utmost tiicly „f “ifs " anj "perhupscs" .•„] " ,l the hog crop ought to b£ sey's lawn profession, stood ro ilette and his folloxvers are mu! ---a»• The • aflamboyant shii iuu ) lllti .a!*1 ,,f., the. -principal - r —- w crops 1 v|i>j 111 in 1Flor|U|. , 11 enough In tbs rin g but not rig rather extravagant claim*. l,u\ • wor‘ b nothing. “ ' "nditions for hog raising are 1 Well when o th er rin g* were the new party has not yet drsv „ laim* of chair men represent simp J) Iu form of whistling in mu the UUTK dark cJ 11,*’ *nd7 — th ere -is "nowhere un‘ T h e I|«n.ivu question now now U laDhow —• V * ••will . . . . . .. .. .. a ... •— " " t i m : un­ front c.v.ivr either party. party. 1 At At 111* the . . . . . D . bright light*, fortune all that nn*n?, i'M k'fik'c morliitl a t t u n t i n i i ns a,, esteem lie liehiml him. He i* t h e n p a r t i c i p a n t . * s e a r c h t he end o f tin- t r a i l at Die i ml of tile trail. T h e r e I u- t w o WaV* o f l i f e a n d Du se n-flect ion* siioiil.l point a •hex h a x . . xist.-.l f r o m tin hogi n! for tin- laig e nriny of Tri Hv following- tine, t he end I'-p •' reader*. The primrose path l upg. ■ .elim- v ito 1.1 \. to degradation o f ti le l i f e t r a i l will l ead t o t he i - f despair. l or MeCoy, if he c n l i n n r c o f tiohl.-r e s t a t e s o f In-ing. for a veur or two, escaping Hx follow i ng t h e o t l i e r we . . . me i he ' ■ gallows await* dementia and t " t h a t ai.x * xxliich e n g u l f * T' ralyais, the dread daik n es* of WIT. k - I >f *o||| 1 " i c n l an.I mental oi.livion. Die :■ |‘ titles of inoiul d ei.In t i..n The ( ontempnrary i ’omment i - , nl.*nt* entitle, ted with tile mur ,t, r of wlueii tins man stand* a. A m.-t I*i i.xx nmg in Gold." , used at.' Hi.tdid and tintoinatitI. r i»\ K X|.| e ss headline His w..niiiii a**.a date pan! the U lu.t a beautiful d ea th ’ I'um h. Price "I balin g gone *"a k.-titling wrong " ’ •or pn l,,r 71' - hv is unjtltcr nli Kid \l, I ..\ folb. we,| t h e wav f : i\ •pp-'-fri f,. rclit'imi in |h*|i t s M-nsuou- ,!. lie Today !„• *u s m ami xx 111 never x ,le f,.t nnv ..tie hut a m illd. t. i - ..-II The woman i. 1*1 -.•••slat,I f •Iambus <>bi hut on. . f i.iniix a**... late,I witli >*«,.- -louinal him. l •i . g a l l x passed i,in ..I ||„. i r••ri \iff I hi of an Hu **i •*l - 4<» Hk'kT* •* h«*li>i\ •• i’ll at nut imi T in t,. t r ••hf t m« tn»nr at In i kri \u Iaiit an u * nn .<hi i. •>t h. fak« r t . hi.| f„M|v f.|l# • h.j\ h* | ^ .................................. ............... -• LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEED L h l I 1 ( I-: and \\ III I K I 'A U I S H O M A IN K S K I .’D. r a n f u r n i s h an.i (|unntily o f t h i s dcsirt-d. KILGORE SEED COM PANY H K I.A K A III I L D I N U ------------------ -------------|*IID|SU '_______________ ' . can I t crystsi-jthe election. t k a outeume ^ Y per friends of mine th a t conditions in the W est are most favorable. ■ .. Not only is John W. D avis the L A R G E H A T S Democratic nominee, f a ilin g to make hendway, but Se n ato r L aFollette is hosing support. A d 'rIc«s Style*7 from all Mid-Western states set Btylcs Davia, o f Mi-UdyV'8hoppo7frown-' i in,.? la.^RC numbcr of <**- forth that President Coolldgc Is Tuesday attractin g the support 6f voters Bridgo Club; hosteaa, ed aligbt)y and then said: , either crrT,J " h ' ° n Ve,Vel with * Ydu have asked me tho most ,ur ' „ . . cr cP* br " “ tin proves the who at the beginning of tho cam ­ 5*/G Hill; 3:30 p. m. paign were inclined to aid the sen­ Musical g iv ap o -by ;,th e ficu lt question. The styles shown in I ' D r v l u " " " f n W,e11 * " ,l«’, ' r»»'lo. ator. t of Wetlcy a t fho home ! * . t r . ” rk * " ,h e ■>"“ ' « * 1 1 - . - ......... D. a B a b b it t; IrnaUaa, seeh In a number of seasons. i„ he seen in the lovely color scheme iperripg * n 4 M r a . , P . f a c t I had a h anl task to select of many of the latent hnts. | hats from ju e h n lovely variety s* Pgi^kp,wi p» m. • As for dojors, rust brown, vio1 jvaa shown me. I think thnt I s e ­ Jf. U.; Baptlat charcb par1 4 p. m. All circlea urged to lected some that will please every­ lut, pansy Xrtd dahlia totW-s, biege and all shades of gray are seen in one who gives them a chance—" S c a rfs nnd hots, ps well ns hnt* the greatest quantities. Black is good especially in combinnJ j K S ? Auxiliary U. •nd bags a rc matching this year still M V. Baptist Church; 8 p. tn. •nd In most cases are forming un­ (Continued from P age 1 ) _! Neighbors, Masonic Hall, usually stunning combinations. Mrs. Davis returned only last Standard Wood Pipe Compnny. 15 j Another style th at will be wel­ week from New York and a large 71.89 a foot for 16-inch white pine 4 F rid ar. comed by somo is the fact that part of her stock bus already a r ­ pipe; (lie Michigan Pipe Company. ■ j |Cream Social, Circle bfo. large hats are again coming to the m e d and will he ready for the Church, M rs. Morton Me forefront. .......... ... approval of the public Wednesday 16-inch Canadian white pine pipe, £ + 31.84 a foot; the U. S. C ast Iron ■ $ l l p- m, P m v t l » , l will p „ v. , h , tea,I- ] ShoppcT' “ P' ra' “ I’ipo Company, for thin cast iron ■ J pipe, J 2.66 a foot. ■ J id io P r o g r a m At tho called meeting of tUc ■ | commission today the white pine 9 f P E R S O N A L S Atlanta Jou rn al (429 ) 8 pipe t.f the Michigan Pipe Com ■ J an returns. pany and the redwood pipe o f the ■ T Seth Wooiiruff o f Orlando spent Buffalo (319) 4 :3 0 music; B- R. Kinnnrd, with Swift nnd I 1 aeittc Pijie and Tank Compnny a t address; 7-9 c o n c e rt;; D:30 Monday in Sanford on business. A Company, *|>ent Monday in the city. were Wcri‘ considered. A letter from ■ V Commissioner S. Q. Chose, who is Ihe guest of the Valdez Hotel. George Sanders hns returned out of town at present, was read, |Q Chicago News (447.6) 6 I stating thnt he is in favor o f th. from Jacksonville where he spent in; 6:30 children; 7 unanClyde Dcrly returned Monday i redwood pipe. Mr. Craig stated need: 7:30 playnlght; 8 ta lk ; the past week-end. from lam pa where he spent the recommended the redwood pine bo , violinist, reader. that with till things cotnidured, h< Miss Charlotte Smith leave* to ­ week-end on business. Chicago Tribune ( 3 7 0 ) 6:30 cause of the warm climntu hen day for DcLand where she will en­ ert, string qu in tette; 7:30 te r Stetson University. Alex J . Conkley, of Tumpn was nM!* ^Ip nature of the soil the pi'-e tilts, talk, M ajor General 11 husines* .visitor in Sanford M — * ,H' ,ni<l ‘n’ _ 9:80 B e rt D avis; Chap­ Darwin Smith of Hew York City, (day stopping at the Mont'crumi , Thl' n,* ri.1" ,,f ,,u‘ l " n,‘ e l orchestra. spent Monday with his aunt, Mr*. J 11 . 1 * pipe were also di*. u.s.-ed and after Chicago (346) 6:30-12 orSarah Stew art on Mclonville Avo-| * sonu- diseu**ion the commissioner* snngs, orcheRtra, Juvenile. C O Shennnr.i i . derided to defer axtion of the pipe Chicago (6 36) 6 concert; nuc' t . G. hheppnrd. o f Orlando, spent until 11 o’clock Wednesday morn 1-11:30 musical revue. Atthrncys Fred R. Wilson nnd Sunday and Monday in Sanford on . ing. Chicago (448) 6 concert, Jo h n Lconnrdy le ft Monday for business, the guest of the Monte- ' _ Properly owners along Orange il rending*,' aonga, pianist; Tailahnssec to spend several duy* zuma Hotel. I Ntieel requested in a petition that a. m. orchestra, tenor, h a r­ on business. the street be paved from Elm Ave dy linger*. Circle No. 1 of M. K. Church .............. , ,,u'' •" Park Avenue. .................................. Tho com Cincinnati (423) 7 entcrMr. and Mrs. C. L. Pagan hurt will hnxe nn ice cream social Fri- |mission ordered the street paved per*; 8 conservatory contest. arc now comfortably located in dny evening at the home of Mr*. Twelfth Street from Park Avcnu. Davenport ( 4 8 4 ) 8 organ, their lovely new home on the lake Morton MrKim at l>. in. to Oak Avenue was also ordered dtr. pianist. shore. paved. Des Moines (620) 7:30-0 Mr. nnd Mr*. Chris Matthew* A petition requesting that Martin Mrs. C. J . Merriwcathcr and chil­ have returned from Montana where Street not hi* paved \v;i* al*o pre Detroit News (617) 7:30 dren, nnd Miss Ruth Hand spent a they spent a month delight fully Rented nnd tlie commissioners in is orchestra, tenor. delightful week-end nt Daytona with friends and relatives. I slrurted City Engineer Willinm* Detroit F r c o P ress (817) 6 Beach. to leave the street ns it is. cert; 6 music. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Mitchell and A bill was presented by the At Elgin (286) 6 :30-12 conMr. nnd Mrs. F. N. Estrhlge have Miss Edith Itopor returned today lantic Coast Line Kailroiid for r e ­ dunce. returned from a pleasant visit with from Avon Park where they were pairing certain er.^-m g* which Havana (400) 8 :30 hand. friends and relatives in various mem iters of an enjoyable house the railroad iiad asked that it he Jefferson City (440.9) 8 ag- points of Georgia. pa My. permitted to tix and then he reklturnl addresser; 8:20 mu­ ll, square k i n l i t C .O tllilH j) SE IT 8,!), 10 t i M e H ie w ill N d is p ic jtj c w c s i ' R jIT n c .s ancl I he Leiiest Risliitn o u s ^ as A u llio ri^ e c l hu ) ^ / x c -C jL O B C lA ll.O P IN G C o . C| N C 1 N N A T 1 tson | i + j > s* ! Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Dens nnd: D Clatk, of Minneapolis, who |that tin- l.iH was in e'xce!**if*w"ha't Camilla and Kichurd Deus returned Jf "> charge of comjileting the golf it xxouhl have cost the . itx to have Kansas C ity S t a r (411) 6- Monday from n motor trip to , links for the Country Club, i«|d»m- the work and tIn­ matter was bool of the a ir ; 11:46 Night- Sumpter, Charleston nnd Other 1 spending some time at the Monte referred to ( itv Manager W. It |H)ints in South Carolina. zumu Hotel M’lliinms ami Ciiy Attornov Kri-ns City (411) 7 guitar . ~ --------George A DeCottes lot -. llleni -.i. ki,«iilrcns "T h e Home Benu- _ Mrs. Ju n e II. Roumillat returned M 's. ll D. Gardiner ha* return The qn.-stion was l.rought up nJ l ' music. Sunday from Daytona Beach where from a several months' visit , to placing n light 1.1 1I1, t r*v, It is our purpose to be a safe bank, Itof Angeles (469) 8:46 vo- she spent sometime the guest or with relatives in SI Louis, Mo.. lion «,f Highland S lie e t an I M.,r . 'P.-30-2 a. m. studio, orches- friends nnd of Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. and otin-i eastern points of Intel |nolia Avenue. Tin- . ointin --i.,n in­ first and last* Roumillat. . stfueled the citv munager to have Lo* Angeles (396) 8 concert; . ---------I « light placed there. ’ children; 10 Itc ty re ; 10:30 Miss Katherin Herndon o f VnlMrs. Ja co b J BoJIy and (laugh ! Alev French was g m ell pci ill 1- n m cn tal; 12 d ince. Strength -Service Progress tloata accompanied by Mr. nnd Mr*. |•«'»*. Flon.'f and Ethel, sailtnl S.-pl *n-n 1,. , -tald.-h ;,n,t inuintan Courier-Journal Louisville F . N. Estridge home nnd will h e , 6 from Bordeaux, Frunct* for New . ,1, i the *ui., rvi*ion of the m x |r* (400) 7:30-9 p. m. con- the guests of friends for scvci .1 1 York lifter a three months' visit I a. cording to - la te regulation weeks. |with parents and friends in Switz tourist ami it nt,. mobile camp Montreal (341) 9 orchcsciian.l They will arrive in Sunfoid After iH*c>i»-i<>n at *.,mc I. !"• Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Miss Marie Stetnper nnd Mi*:, in about two week*. Ilu- citv - i xi-.iitixc b o d y .-•< New York (27U) 6 Vocal; Helen Wittd left Monday for I’ied---------lh.it a dinfl la- .Hawn in fax Bible lecture; b:45 vocol. mont College. Demorest, Gn. T h e y ; Mission Study ('la < • I' I H t ml . . n f oi 1 In- Kuril .-t New York (300) 12:16-4:30 were accompanied by Mr*. Sheri _ Holds Meeting, t o he t a k e n f k . i . i tlie *, xx. g. j n. solos, orch estra; 4:30-9 tnu- dan J e w e t t who will spend s e v e r a l' The " *Mission " Study ('ius* <<f tin l o u d . I..i n -pairs on hi* I . . 1talk, dance. * Methodist Church ii.-l.l 1. most <n w l m l i xx a - d a m a g e d t . - e e n l l v l-x a weeks with friends in Demorest. IF New York (492) 9 a. m. tcresting meeting Monday afi.q t i . - e f a l l i n g a g a i n s t it w h e n . 1.1 ______ __________ _ - a . _ j 0, talk; 2-7 p. in. solos, music, Mr. and Mr*. Jdhn Stemper, Mr. noon at tin- imnie of Mrs. (i. \\ p l o y , ' . * o f il,.- . i t x xvei.- . h . o n . g ■ and Mrs. Ernust Perry, Miss Laura Spencer on llugh.-y Street. a n a l l . xxxi,v f . . . I t , \ m g *,-xx.-t* m rr New York (626) 8:3 0 -9 :1 6 Lehmann, Miss Gertrude Bunge, Japun wuh tlie subject and proved •hut s e c t i o n . (ire alarms, enne/rt, talks. Misses Marie and Gladys S te m p ­ quite interesting he. j,u*e of th. in A petition f 1 0111 tin- J .pilot New York (465) 6 orchcs- er formed a congenial purty en ­ ton*.- study mud.- by member* win. •’humh.-r f 1 '..mm.-rce to tin . ity fi 16 play; 8:30 9 rchcstra. joying Sunday at Daytona and read paper*. These in.-lu.led Mrs <'ommiKsion w,.* , cu.l Hi win. I, ihe ' Newark (406) 12:30-4 p. nt. Coronado Beaches. T h. Spurling, Mr- I.. It, Phillip*, trade bo,lx a-Kcd the con.mi**ion m , 4 16-9:16 music talks, or—___ |Mrs. II. II, Cliapp.-ll and Mi «*Xff ulr an •»r*l 1ii a ini- t riiuiriai? *tru*. concert. p o ly n Spencer. the removal from it... K i r c t * of L on grw ood IK lTiiladel|ihia ‘ (3p5) 6:30 I A fte r the study delicious ice j Hanford, nil boothlm k stand*, all ft; fi talk; 7 concert; 8 dunco. cream and cake wa* served. moving picture advertisement and | F R E S H C A R L O A D Vj About 12 member* were present •other like signs <uid tiost.v* *.,rh Philadelphia (6Q9) 4:06 On Sept. 18 and 19 the Seminole re; 6 talk. ; " s may he found on the *tiiH-t*. County Poultry Club Association to enjoy t h b uryjsual meeting. ----- r . ------- , — 1 ■* liatiging uptlcr awning* in Philadelphia (609) 6:30 or- will hold a two-day meeting a t Irstrn; 6:16 recital; 7 yrches- Longwood, to which the public is. I M T T I f r M T \ T L r Ct business dlstrit t* nnd piolnbit 1; 8 dance. , cordially invited, in addition to i\ I > U 1 I j U t l V , i r H l N I V O , the replacing of the*,- object* City Gletk I. It i’liilii.* wa* inPhiladelphia (396) 4^ talk? very ? interesting program, the ytruct.-d by Mi.toy Forrest l.nke 1orchestra. V L members and visitors will bu tjiq to writ.1 th*- junior cI.ui . i Ikt and IA Pittsburg (326) 5:30 chil­ guests of thq Chamber of Co)nthank it for it* interest m city li baseball scores; 7 con- merce for lunch a t the first dayks beautification. |rt; 1* weather. . session. On the second duy a b as­ Pittsburg (270) 6 song rc- ket picnic , will he held ut Pulm (Continued from I’uge 1 ) )G 7 musical. Spring. * quiet campaign and 1 venture tn • FI' D R IV E S O H ! W O R M S.sity that it will continue s.. until The surest sign ni \v,.rm* tn . hilN O TIC E hlr. ahd Mrs. C. W. Entsm ingcr election day. It is quiet Ix-cuii*.- dren is piili nc**, lack of inlet e.*i in w Royal Neighbors will meet departed Friday for Covington. it considerable nuniiwr have ,.| play, f ret f itine**, variahh- appe­ r*asy ..t eight o'clock at the Va., for u month’s visit with re la ­ ready made their inmd*. Tlicy have tite, picking at lin- nose and *ud onir Hall. All members are tives and friends. dt-cided to vote for Mr. ('oolidgo den starlin g in sleep Winn these "•1,1 •»»' present as special busiand they eonsider tlie m atter be­ symptoms appear it I* time , to •* to he passed upon. . M t i . L . T. Hunt . . . nnd children give White'* Cream Vermifuge. A rcti yond discussion. Z IF S E R V IC E h iv e returned from 0 two wee‘k s 1 Third I’arty No Worry. lew doses tlrive* out the woiins "A s to the activities of the so­ and puts tlie little olie on the mad A G N E S G U I L D vacation a t Coronado Beach. cialist party, I am not disturbed to Ii. 1, 11ii again. --------------------------------- 1 3 5 --------------------------White's ( r.-ani IT E R T A IN E D B Y Tho S t. George Hotel will he Although I have only ia-en her. a Vermifuge ha* a record of fifty opet.od to tho public in the near fu ­ short xxhile I am advised front years of successful use. F i n e J5c. S. M , L L O Y D ture. I t will be conducted by a competent and impartial newspa- Sold by Union Fharinucy. brother o f the late Mr. Clark who St. Agnes Guild held a very managed it successfully two years •tt*i**tlc meeting Monday a fte r - ago. • the home o f Mrs. S . M. n on Park Avenue. Mrs, J . U . Alleh spent several ■ HH* ^or months of Ociob- day* re ce n tly . vigiting friends at I ' , November were diacuued. Coronado Beach. * 1 T H R E E t i m e s a s / l°»turdayt s ept 13, It was p lan Deputy S h e r if f J . H. Hooker to give a cooked food aa|e, a t surpripgd, his (friend* by bringing 1* l m a n y r e a s o n s , * * " * ' * "tore, M aterial was glv home a new bride a few days ago, f l , . h member to make towels. All join in wishing thetn a olng ’ (•tent mone„ wil| b# itdlj and happy life, month o f October abd in The head.-, ».( ih P burglary insurance ctmipanl** ’ 1 i<! ^lij The new lumber plant here U ary and theft have tripled in the last live years. winning every day and is contribu­ i .i ’ ^ Agnes Guild are plan* ting in a very substantial way to ’* ha| m*'sns it u ju s t T H R E E T I M E S MORE IMPOF the prosperity o f th ccommunity. or vou to keep your money In the bank where it i» ,han *1 * • « in 1919. I? " e* members ware added to Several new homes are under tresdy large number ^btlong- construction a t present and will ho ( hecking Account is h u r g ls r and bandit proof. •u Guild. . occupied by our winter residents. ni.mey perhaps your Ilf*— by carryin g your money I* * * »nd Mrs. Robert Robinson. '•f checks. A gent Searcy of the •A. C. L. Open a C heck in g Account in this stn»*l rift* > hi'ely0ho*test! Railway Company, has greatly im ­ today. tfn* i*'*'.rr1, 22 Present a t this proved the appearance of th f depot “^ including Mcsdsmcs R. W. grounds by planting numerous varieti. palms and' different varieiies of Overiin iJ oPm$ * er** jVierjin, , Lae, h wB, i*A. A. I,. Betts, R..t*. flowers and shrubbery.. I t is hoped L. Bel J. N. Robson, his axatuple will have many im i­ Just Arrived DAYK TH IRl W ILL B E IN RACE Attention WEHAVEJUSTRECEIVEDACAR- ,hU’r Be Sure to Place YoUr Order Early tators IT.. ' i J .T tW a s e hf K« will “ bring home tho bsc o m " I F. P. FOSTER, Presldeirt IL F. WHITNEB, <“ Hk i J i- J . its** « ii. ;'Vs 4 tir+.Mr r n i y ffl/)l *T li4.« -in*. c POINT OUT F A C T S- You—having: an intel­ ligent mind and can analyze them for profit. :! Pioneers in thousands of towns have made money. In each new town development the Doubting: Thomases have predicted th a t it would never amount to anything. Then these same Doubting Thomases come rig h t along, a fte r the development has made enormous profits for the pioneer investors, sta tin g the fact that they had the opportunity to buy and make a profit, too; hut that they did not hftve sense enough. The wise investor buys prop­ erty ahead of g reat developments nnd looks into the future for large profits. '• • 5 if fr A i l ; ■ ; orence Lovell, who foi^ t5 B. ,F.‘ W h it. years held the position of depufjr ingwt W. l l Leake, post'master i»t I*ongwood, has t t * e xv* has tft\ ^ i H j C a t h e r . Mi 1 a successor. Phone, 5 6 5 's^M s_ Ji' i i b t i Digure it all out yourself. Where there is so much smoke there must be some fire. Ihe Orlando E ast Coast road connects the E ast and West Coasts at the heart of this great peninsula. I bus Hithlo, the commer­ cial center of “ East Orange,” and DeSoto Journalista, Cocoa and Melbourne Beaches, th(> finest beaches on the Florida Coast- Any­ one who believes in the future development of Florida must realize the fortunes that will he made by the pioneer investors in these de­ velopments SEMINOLE COUNTY BAM - need-* l dance, quadrille, There is no radical change, how­ ever, in its conservative polity of sound banking practice. 1 J lf|e£>vi!n| of lliCfScdson— V3. N ew W aterw orks » System 82 P e r C e n t ; Completed To D ate j Rock Lime I . 1/wet I 'fi Xt ■ Phone: Res. 425 R E P O R T E D B E A U T IF U L ; T O B E IN S T Y L E A G A IN K e y stonel 218 .f H ill L u m b e r Co. lift, ir-ar.y people hex W ,• Sound Banking Practice EAR after year, this institution gt rows in facilities and in the number o f its depositors. I ! ,r ,‘ B t-acl«niarirrs fo r ( h e m t 1,,-sl * i r . „ „ s „ f |{|<; , { ( ! S ', ( , N ; ,( F H i : H ( ; . N K W Y O R K „ r W o .M H |(| | |. time f here is a deal of thinking J , 1L h i c h l * 1PiL0|Ur* * ' ' 7 ho. Pr e d l c l i" “ 1 for 1^ c * un ‘.h , t the food n^ MS,krTi a h it In Hollywood, serve ing on ktuofig th4 voters ' I f iY«l ( i i Mr* (feely made arulu., hpys grow can be pro-i B r2 , The harvest nnv,- . gathering affection 'M Im khnlder i win, In |,ed, metaI’huin ally -speaking "willnuit Mipl" 1 ’ ^ on know Iiiiw ilia makuA Id i Ii* hoys nr Inti investors feal. R u le ’ MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. a ,f hc is * ,>od tot n 2 , r « book, they tell you th at his | H e a lth Office 148, You can keep , At that time, we presume the erudite professoi would tell i -'ho . s o.k,. all .,r,.Pi-rty f r o m us, mummy-faced wise men will walk solemnly through ilieit ,h;,t have it and divide it up, museums to study our Jiggs and our Maggie, Tin. le c h ,n r ti'u‘ have nothing. ./ iL . i .. Ml • » . . pn ** 11 v ■11 a v i I '411it If III iron I lunion * L.. t I.. .. ,>k. of the day will explain how the poor hi S u r f i n * emit n strange sound called giggling” as they looked at picare laughing I.** heartily. hiririi. *1 ** I-« hni.ette’s turn. ! turcs of one Jiggs circumventing one Maggie. "There were muscles.” the lecturer will explain, “now JO H N W D AVIS, according tn classed with the useless vermiform apendix. which w. re used Kohoil H:oi v. a n-liahh- roiTea- I in the utterance of foolish sounds called laughter.” And lie porniohi. fiii.•* inane up hi* mind may even he wise enough to tell how much store "The Age oi H at no in alicr who else may get it, he imi \ going to g.-t the F a r Laughter” placed in the silly business of cheerfulness. \\e>| an he u.i* wisely decided not Happily the day Dr. Shaw foretells is too far distant for lo cross tio- R ocky Mountains. Mr. | Davis perhaps tieiieves that lie can i nnv of us to reach, hut the subject is worthy a passing "•lv on 1 I - oiietrc to give Mr. I hought or two Is this really the “Age of Laughter" or has t oolidge a ....... I light out there. the New lnric University professor been seeking s.,nie news paper notoriety? ' * TllnsK THAT IU.AI. invent, or rpi r a i l . ' iramlili* III *>|iii‘|\s arp )•••t hf1ri-d I he man of the liearty laugh, ii seems to us. is rarer. *h<-v d..n’i kn..w wiu.t „.nk.- of lhan lie used to lie, Imt maybe mole people laugh and laugh I ' ,“ "1 Wl"'d.-i Th.-v don't \ values more (Jo about on an observation pilgrimage a m o n g \ „ m In.’.-,. f" r<',,r,‘ I* Oil dj •pping. So friends and nn|unmtnmcs to see them laugh and wltal ll ,.v ‘ ■•'II U Ill'll ill C||||||,| laugh at. ^ on will know them better then The lug woolen i ompany decided O I-* Kip ii>. divnleliil, anil many ►./•.* Whoever advertises shall he re ,, f compensed twenty fold for his in ■ q < vestment Tt<' .. Town developments are not new. Ju s t think hnw many towns have been developed in this America since Columbus landed. How fool­ ish it would he to think that other towns would not develop! There are many sound reasons for the de­ velopment of Bithlo and we would like to have an opportunity of pointing out some of these to you, a fter which you will be in ixjsition to judge our investment offering for yourself. ( ars leave our office 9:M0 every day. Be our guests on a round trip to Bithlo without cost or obligation. I : l '’ I �-i iV w K m w B b b b l •-< ii t: - ,4 dfe • ■i _ a ir ? * 8 . . . J a a t e d from th a t Institution Ja a t year. Although ha h a * never , aj.ls y -City News Paragraphs , w . » .“ « 3 ! J * « a 4, ■> ml 1 f •ml g.*u( ft _,y/_ made a letter in football at the bakery on Elm * t* ^ r. t ; 1 Price 113,000 Avf«w-»— nfl ' >0 ■ ni • m ynr*5ilurn ite university, he la by no means * im r I A4,-* an on the subject of football, •if 1 1 i ?»i -y !>-»..(' 11*1 played in inteV-collego and in­ I I houie *n Cc J S r y fATtA • Warranty Heeds Filed. price $300. r Av* * ; ter-class football, attended two A. U. West and wife to Montle anmmcr coaching schools conduct­ ed a t the University and this sum­ Clark for section 29, township 19, im.rago ‘ onCNlritU h®8f j U « t mer has been taking a coaching south range 30 cast, for considera­ price $100. course under Howard Jones at O U Trinity College in North Carolina. tion of $3,000. City Ucenio, J . E. I.aing nnd husband to Will­ Howard Jones, it will be remem­ bered by local grid fans, is the iam G. Aldridge, for lots six nnd J2-B0; Willi, M lih C Z ®«* i Over Twenty Piffskin War­ inj? for a berth on the team. Then former Iowa mentor whose teams seven of block 12, of tier 10; lots fonl Barber Shop,' there are Charles Booth, Jo e Dan­ havo always been among the best one and two of block 12, of tier 11: ett, (colored) for o„i M riors Attend Meeting Mon­ iel*, I Earl Chrlstenberry and “Bob” in the west and whose* yfeVen beat lot three of block 11. tier 11. all of $19.26; A. w! Talton f i ? 0* U day to Lay Plans For This Kennedy, who have como in dur­ Yale two years ago. Last year he A. C. Martin’s addition to San ­ 7T7T tail merchant, $ v ^'ear; New Coach Is Absent ing the summer to make their signed a Trinity contract. ford; consideration $10,000. cry. whcIeRAte Pally Herald home here and will be available Alice E. Hill, widow, to Wight The inntructlon that Coach Halt . for the team.. , . . . . aaa IOIICS IB TAMPA ' m o r n _____ . r i b u______ has received. received.’ unaer tinder iJones i s ' VA0 *- Rrothers Compnny, (property not in g t ne HKRK i t IS— a bargain. Home \\ NTKD—Job driving truck or •«_ - 1____ vj t . jf It was stated today that by the pVbkCU pected to LU UL be Irtvnluable I«III UlllllV to him •• in • described); consideration $1,000. Send in your oubscription to the REAL estate l; In A d v a n c e S A L E S M A N HlRACLE^A'oncrete inI opens nnnna next n avt Monday shaping ana nlmf n amm fof f«e Qntifil **rl Iliotn general hNiil RENT'--3 unfumhihed room* <*r investment. 75x100 lot, brnnd iB U N t w Meinch Realty Company to John a Iteam Sanford High time school Tribunq or hand jt to your local tractor. N. S. QunrtcrmAn, bhro V W A N Trr.w lit i.-V..nsM L____ at • ” a a FOR HLf^T—Four • * rooii> hot . E D — To — 10 sell Crystal cement Work, sidewalks, build­ new fivc-room house tijofoughly ni»n* win i/r iu this year. The new coach is a Hambo for lot two, of block 11, of there will he iB-iwi’cii between oa 35 nna and < 40 with bath. Hamcy-Judy Fruit denier so you can read Florida’* finished <:«„.! „ “ ht *tt“‘ 7.--■-/ R. S. Reid, Sanfard. Can be found Beach lots in a ijew town in Pinel- ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J , E. A woman g a g g ej pTgarage, modem improvements. . wIR M , » * tier F, according fo E . R. T raf, grenteat newspaper. One year , Good neighbors, .lights. nt^Geneva Farm, Co. •» U n p l n i n - E l c c t L e e P e c k W i l l “ ndldatwt out for tho team and keen believer in a!| forms of sports .yhrts a a J *•!was gagged by „ d o c U , - ^ Uk county. Florida. Two miles or Terwllltger, -------- L--------- 'J’^*t b'irst Street, j/h jg r Annie | ford’s map; consideration $500. , |«,urWI«(rlr f t » j$8.00, 0 months $4.00, three months J ,K> * IV. 1 dr,Vt'’ by her husband. ‘ a tin ve Team T e n m in In Charge Ghn -an Until U n t i l *hi" . " ' ,.mbc.r, »0 be and during his college career was w a n te If ^X w ? that wAnts prater front tot,.! on the Dixitv FOR Have fugni^h^d I-umber available throughout thfc season. a member of the vnrsity basket­ — —— v • v u i i v v m.u n c o | ---------- th —at« carried » . i i m them to vie: $2.00. If you desire $1,000 inaur- I-'op ' - , • to make money, Too have h Highway, on the Atlantic Coast IlM Coach Unit Arrives Here Sanford has an excellent chance to ball tenm of the University of Carter,. — , , EiVn Iroipt hou, ance policy add 75 cents to vour ,' A snap, for rent 15 special price on Ocean Wo — i L n _____ • torv. — A* Line. „n the (Jplf, frofit pro­ ht llnr N, IjiUrtd 6«0 F O R IH I order. J< " <:r **"1 interest on inveat- perty for put out n team that will stack up Florida for four years. He was i ^ d r o o m . 308 A; r svs only. , See us jit Liberal terms to buyers, good M a.llB'y —' —. • - — - nu;nt. N-fddes the $1,000.0(1 rise in once. 1 12 dm [$50.00. Fdut room cd ttaje on flth it 311 for favorably with any in the state, is also a member of the volley ball Over 20 husky candidates ___ «• a lla«~ LEA RN ABOUT Park Avo. ThrnAher Si commission to sale*men. every lot HILL LUM BER CO. Polk County and Pr'< ’c you'll sell f,)r next winter St., $2.3.00. Thrasher & Gamer. • -jb ^ h House of Sanford High School’s football the unanimous opinion of the en­ team for two years and nerved ns djufiia abpv* a money maker. You can sell them I FOR K E N T — Two well . Lakeland, through the St ar- T e l e - ' Sanfi. nl Development Co Garner. Service, Quality and Price. team will answer the first call for tire sqund that showed up at yes­ . its captain one year. He figured r .l,h Griffith on base, gave from (ho plat. s. ° a !!| k 1*’’<> r RENT— Five rtxjm house oh'\ ’A* J N unfurnished apartments gram. Boat advertising medium in Rhone 52B. " A N T E D - Lsed office desk, type­ Robins their winning margin dates mrt tor «onprominently in both footbnll nnd Drug*ls(s are Instructed to refund mnnov In . . . . . , practice this afternoon at 4:30 terday's meeting. ^224. 24 paved street. Apply 300 French ’ ’" " " ^ 3 *’01 Park Ave. or Phone (Try-tal Reach Development Co., South Florida Published morning*. Utsrlluns. writer, nhuw case, and ice box. in the fifth inning, as it turned <ut. .w tls fa cto r y r e s n 't a a r e n o t ol.ta ln e d T I . 7 v e ry o V ",*rV'* * k*H track events held between the five o’clock at Ninth Street Park, said I-ight Practice len gth of a v e r a , a Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. i, „ A V^, , { bN T—0 room Give discription and price in reply. Box 115; 1, st, Petersburg. Flu. j but Robinson’s crew ndded Mcud­ ....... KU»%XVyTon; V r d0^ Lee Peck, cnptain-clect of the 1924 Only light practice will be held different colleges on the rnmpus ———* r —* —------ ——--------1--------------, house, about 3 acres of land 60 Mox 334, City. ROOMS for rent. 9HI Oak.Ave. i ~ L o s t fln d Fou n < > ^ [•d a line W O M ' h K F l 1 ,011, discovered that 'AH dy ,0 their lend afterward while nnd between the different classes. -go 10c for drat n 7~n I r> ... i “Celery Feda," today to n rrpre- for the next few days, said Cap­ UMIU— Aenia. Make your sales ; or«"ge tives; 12 minutes from and the tfilrd dose usually stop, the severest OOl * t .’ I FOR R E N T — Two nice furnished j penetrates skin, mini or nniinal. ' the Giants buttled gamely but in­ t.rtfTmen Let first f.nme Short sentative of The Sanford Herald. tain Peck. Calisthenics, jumping W A N T E D TO B U Y - Well located Gold must he classed as a serious d i s e a s e ao ae» rid J n J through the Xenia Garotte, 1 town. on hard road. Price $4 000 CHICAGO. Sept. 9.— Wheat, Derooms. $20.00. 312 1 LO ST— Bunch 8 or 10 keys uti Is restricted t o I effectively. If your musclea nro sore or you hsvs 11 , . , d , .„ lt " Ma i Many n politician bent on run­ bungalow of at least three bed­ Cure eczema, sores, cut*, bruises cem»K-r 128 >4 to 12 8 'y ; May, 1 3 4 S F ahousekeeping Series With and wa* Ihold • * ■ • ** ' »»i iMnckmen u i i i n i m r i i a i l U *A * *m i n i n g ' it. 11 1 yycstcnlny t a i r i iin > Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural or $30.0(1 per month rent. Phone' the rope, passing the ball "and jlfhstlou. s t 5th with a dull headache. It’a a aura sign th^t vn.TL r,,,ll> I First St. Finder please return nnd binu*. Death to skin germs rooms. Give full information a* to I 571 -.1 Resides PeRerry, who had u p. r- < d istrict Want nd and display Ii aiuda The BanMaintain Lead Over Yanks' ! afternoon ot all the candidates and other light forms of exercise to . ning for office is broke n ftcr he Don’t wait for Pneumonia to develop bllt !,?,.•* . ," f ,u k'n («lFJ to l . l i ' v ; Csirn, December 1 1 3 ^ to Hox A. B. C. Herald office. Mount/ Oil. $|(l(i ner bottle, location, description of house, h in t R E N T — Housekeeping room* 'erJII he responsible JONK8 I.IVBH AND KIDNKV TONIC today * of CuStJ feet day at hot, the Robin fates on request. 1 1 3 S ; Oats. 61 \ to 51 New York Heats Braves senson pr''l,minnry l’l,T f(,’r f.ht' c„ominK get th, men in xhnpo for the heavy ) runs. Is Incorrect Insertion, ited in answering this ad. |W antol distributing agents. euipped with water, light* and was led by High, who had a l.ru v were made. In the absence grind nhend, will be on the pro- ' COI.UMDllS 1 G1 .J LG tin E ll—Class­ I'rilt SALE-— Rose Court lot, $365 price wanted ® ;.7 .7 .V " ' « SK a s ||sr, (»r subsequent Ad,In • H R Mox 431, Care Herald ; jc**r>*l,*‘ Pine Prducts Co , Tnmnn, rash, balance $745. in $111 gas. Apply 300 French Ave. ified ads have the laraest clrruof booming and the »eterwho has gram at least until Coach Unit I pPi. office should be * — I Kill „ . .... triples • .......................... P H IL A D E L P H IA , Sent ;»__ i of Conch Kenneth .. .R. Hair, ...................... Miami (Fin.) motormnn wants a latlon In Koulh western Georgia monthly notes. Phone 4K5-J. nsdlsiely In case of strictly private residence. F. I not V yet city. (Cap he further an /.ach \Mient with a single t ml The U’nshinetnn ' ___ ' , n,,t t arrived in the city, np- arrives in the city, I (lit R E N T — Two nicclv furnished Mate Pc fO-wurd) line. in divorce, saying his wife refuses to J B O Y S W AN TED H., care Herald. stated. a double " ‘‘ " ' 'brier"si!I'.'es T * 1'" m '.'' n;::1 > ! " took eharge of the' gnthbedroom*. 112 Laurid Ave. « brief series here Monday by ' U n ' ‘‘rk. t,,,,k ‘ h’’ Kn‘ h^d v e h t i s k i u . Wai *e,| messenger* over 1 I A D V E R T IS E , In tne Jo u rn a l-H er­ Anrording to the ’’Celery Feds’ ” talk to the motormnn. apart­ Vance held the Giants to s x sending the Athletics down to nit f. ‘" “L I r r p r - '» " n 'n t l \ « t h n r “T * h'.‘ l ° f’t* ' 1 FOR R E N T — M(Mims. Wouldn't FOR R E N T — Furnished yea I* "Id. with tin Vi le Excellent ald, South Georgia’s greatest ment*. upper and lower porches, hits nod added six six *lrike-"Ut strike-out • ic- , n Ulir srlt fi ra t n a . ruUa « lto defeat. The veteran Walter Walter I Bt " n™ ° m" kT, thi" -'ear s captain for this year, most of the la^trlieri^ K.!!»,„!.,r 0 V.l<,y.7 ,,M8 ° I detent. Oppol I you ho aide to use the money se­ unity t>, learn telegraphy, newspaper. Morning, afternoon, | i l/.h....... .......i. , , . .. team teuni the best in the historv history of the boys have been engaged in differ­ 210 French Ave. rtiloh. w ill give y o u •x r cured by tenting that vacant loom * n£ Y o rk ^ fn ^ Nat on ? " « , * ? »"* " B«: » * »«, ' work,si easily ™himl th,' school. whicli will be taught free. Apply ^formation. And If weekly and Sunday Classified rnU ent lines „f work which have en­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ h» b b b b b b b b i « b b m b b b b b b * b b b b i i b c « b b b b b b b b M b B B M b „ b||bbm^ one-half D-.nie Mon hard, however, In the third i m l 1 ** "d his team mates piled up in b OR RENT 4-room furnished now going to waste? There nre i«y y ill a i i l s t y o u 1q -Manager Western Union 10c per line. Waycross Jou rn a In his talk the captain stressed abled them to keep in good physi­ apnrtment All conveniences, ur w ant ad t o m ag* ninny persons looking for places to ice won his thirteenth f|’u1r th ’ * hen ,hc Giants i n . r e d , opening innings und was never the importance of observing rigid Herald. Wa.vcroaa. Georgia. DOUBLE RED hibiscun und other cal trim and he predicts that it Wanted. Young woman with nnd garuge. 11^ laiurel Ave. (Continued from page 1) 1 stay. Help take cure of them and Victory Plttshnrir l.he r '.’n,y n,n’1’ fhi,>ri>’ ‘ hrough serious trouble. Hauser and training rules and pledged him- will not take ns long to round *tlT« '4 well rooted flowering shrub*. neat (•Mn-iirniice to work for n re­ Miller solved him for 1 “ ?* , . , .. • — ............ TO REACH the prosperous farm­ have agreed to build a road not only make money hut n**i»t in KDlt REN T One furnished apart­ ^TNAT WOTICTB. spoilsd,l,• business house on 1 pel • run blows but the bases • ? ' “ '‘‘‘' j 1 hl* Guimmates to them into shnpe ns it Would ordi­ ers and fern growers of Volusia See Mr*. KINworth, Henrdull Avt\ ■ hi>ul<l *lv« thslr ment. 214 Hast Second. the fill as soon us it is com- beetling people in Sanford. I’hone narily. coning,basis, making tier ........... 1 J” ' n h,rn in keeping in the la-st sales wtlorflce address ss county ndvertise in the DeLand R E A L S IL K H O S I E R Y M IL L S m t physical trim throughout the year. through house to house canvas. In pleled. He stated th at he believe* , ‘ i * ? " " ' 1 The captain himself, hns been f t " , ? ' 1 ".'("r ‘ h° *.- t Ulr plums number If « ....... Daily Nows, raty lc. per word, cash Reprenentative Mrs M. G. P e a ­ | W A N T E D TO R E N T — Furnished . | cphutie. Use l lie lleruld for quick rtiu'ti. About one roap .......... an enthusiastic • by 1 It was . ....... -and inter- keeping in good physical trim dur­ with order. body, 015 Myrtle Avo. Phono h om e-consist ing of at least three once n»e state age, sales ,-xperi they will make their promises good, service. I of » ihoiisiind tias n r can League as th th..- • (," " " "w"<,.Jy ' loul*!ed hi ri -lie t , ... Score .. • • innings During the heavy rains o f the summer senson much o f th e fertilizer, a a r t ic ln r l v tj the American to sm start ‘ he i> fifth having spent and enridng* expected 130 .110 (MM-S 000 —K M 0 Kr,,uP _° f boys who pledged ing the summer, Wnshiugton 192W. It wii' deculetl Iiy the committee bed romp*. Must Is* well |in,t (be others can’t, he road to fln l.h t ,,ltl " '««'uble play, engineeren t,v : > t(l 310 nm* took the ‘ aide ammonia, is washed or leached out of the soli. The g rass takes on a vellm ih d l l F o r KKNT A L I T T L E W A N T AU in The "> a vt | Ifous, keeping experience with real niGiiH fur light | ,, ., their heartiest support to their most of the time among the moun- 1 Midi you unless an,I u|>*to date with all imnrove>l). RuthI*, forty-fourth h"m S,l>(k’ appearance and hns an unthrifty look. A good application of ID E A L G R A S S F P B T i m S S ■ budding .',11, . 0, 0 - 4 Herald will bring you big re- |F O R S A L E One U. S Detroit hot I new leader. aalcs ability m,>*. essentia! quail t lint the fill along the shore of the * hi n»*r u f Elm , Ijour address, tains where he hns been Inking HUMits. References furnished. Ad­ Dugan m and furnished .wh,lc in ,ho " ill!*h Vance is-,,,.I n n t,,’r '*,;' ; Johnson and analyzing 6G Ammoina. f ”, Available Phosphoric Acid, nnd 2 % Potash will brine i •E I ' A m * mill .'tv*1 St., 317. Phone suits. Advertise those old articles air furnace, including* radiator* ficati.oi Success means substan­ lake imi't take the place ,f a l,ulk stlsusare M U S T b e , iu auimsiiro , rkms , r ‘f ** Cooper, who hna Workouts daily nnd indulging in j d le** It. H. M . I 'are Herald office. ■ seraua s i T h e S a w only Yankee !iT scores L ‘„ over K Bos- I . 7 ...... ....................... " " “" " f n streak . ........................... . back into the plants and given green velvety s u r f a c e that Is the admiration of „|| M n ln d r l ,^ you hnve stoted nway and have i und conduit. For house with ten tial I'd man,tut position. Write |head at present. Later on, it t> 4M7-W, ' I been in charge of airan gin g the long tramps over the hills. He do- 1 ur by IrtBox Q, . are Herald ra te o f about 2 pounds to each 100 square fret and wash into the soil with water It.1 , i 1( 1f 1f h offlre no u*e for. A little thirty-cent ad j rooms. I l o n i c h o n f oli-muii. « M Jo e Bush held the R,si Sox ROSTOV Sent •• I I I I, sclnslule for this season, was also ( lares he never felt .better in his said, when conditions wan tut it, i m r d ' s e a w t l a joyeless and to two hi t n WnltiM " ^nl kiokfd like bn I »tr.«t«**ry . . . . . ‘ ' 1 ,* • ' M‘ M present at the gathering and gave life and is anxious for the first application after a six t>. eight weeks’ interval. «v|>e«t tk« J ttiny bring you several d o lla r s ., FOR S A L E — Sevj-n piece mahog­ ■al valid. the property between ih - fill i nd Frill WORKI NG PFXIPI.K. ohnson breezed in behind' nn .... rr u,,Ml in Fri,“'h being nipped „i |, ^ ',," ,' .rUM ” r «*•.*- >T"' with out the schedule as has liven a r ­ whistl. Phone 148 nnd a representative' any bedroom set. 1033 West Service. . third double stenl whil' whil- 1. .. . ■ 1,1 the eighth eighth r 1 the adjoining properly * i ll b,< filled For flowers and shrubs w(. recommend nn application of our W. * Y .’S I HF\l n m n r . ' ' U*d for a victory over the Ap» , ' " nl on ° n an ,U'uM' .> ' " V^“ n 0,1 ,,M ' nlnl •" ">e will call to aec you. First Street. i’romi't. Efflnlent " ill Arrive This Week te date. He staled thut it Month. I ik lulling Int. *t of workers get out of analyzing 4 /r Ammonia, 7 ’ , Available Phosphoric Acid, nnd 1% Potash. ' ' " l ups by Kelly and Wilson I v J .1' " ' Z f ' !ntV h" n M ' “ f ,h “ m planned , Ic*. Detroit did not play. Coach Unit will arrive in San- j 6 io„m morierii bungalow, ga- in by means >>f ,,liter prov 'i.ei*. the liv •i fail* to act. F L O R I D A — O R L A N D O — Orlando SE W IN G MA( IIINF., latest 1111 farther the scoring h o-,., b -a. hers and gave the 1,,.h . , ' to have nine games I lie load i>uilding |>ro, i tui iliwith five played at ford some time this week although gjMtUburg. although two gnnuc« ! The score: rnK‘ -nli» drive*. Niri* luwn, mnl languid, half sick v ii 1 lwo games ' Yankees a 2 to u victory over s‘ rnornng Sen tinel; largest classi proved round shuttle Singer. ANI) •hind flr*t place, holds an advantfour away. To date, he the eva. t time is not known. He Shmlf lici’s 1<1a*.*1 1 1ot ii t loll I *t la a* <hide' th,- building, improving and ■Ii*,-on tag,,,l unit think t- Hr LI A . Roston Monday Hush 1 wirling 1 filed business, rate Ic a word, min­ I'linied oak full cabinet with im ­ widening ,,f approximately i, ties may reach here tqpight according I , there have been five ' In games remaining to be they a ie getting lu/.y. N I’glcct vif II t Mi H I |»TN •<’ ,j|‘ hkl.V AV, , -1 A, f'.r New Vo,k» held the Red S..x #nBn" nrfd1 imum 24c ensh with order. ••m’lTioN r u n $3,6"" proved Delhi motor. Machine al l„, in IllHI II %III;I*; \ Ml i i i i i » : m o r 108 Magnolia Ave. 11 definitely agreed upon. to one re ort while other are to the yed and could pass both rivals High, 2 I> (lie',- symptom* miglit re -nit hi a Phone 18 of road . the total cost two (ut- Ruth’s elout was mad, games |e Ymi $ 1 0 0 most new Will sell machine or Mitchell, ss M »TIH : TIIKIIIiON AUGUSTA C H R O N IC L E — Au­ effect that it will be Friday or eluded III Hie $ 1,01)11,(Mil) bond i - tie si, k spell, tlu-ref,ire the sensible JACKSONVILLE, FLA . MOJ’S ANI) im ilS H E S II 2 I "If Fullerti ’h. ffnlfh- Washington and I hi- lielijnig of These are with the following Saturday. A. I*. C’uniu'llv »V Son this 5 - room motor al half "rice 211 Eu*t 3rd ■down III flit* l»l«f l.f I*..lilt ,r Wheat, If I 'tilt , , , . 1 gusto, Gn.— Augusta's greatest || 4 2 2 The follow mg lo ad ' lie-i.les i he >ours,- is to take a ,|o , i two of teams Marlow, Now Smyrna, N*W York hnve an cijunl number D U STERS *• $ • '*• f .,1 I» . • * s..« If ll. 1 St.___________________ • s " ' " V'M < M» cta. ular Williams _______ t t i« f ..f htirig..'ok ? C lose in; .classified medium, rate cash 0-»c Fournier, 1 b 0 lak,-front boulevard a ie in, hided lleriiim II fiom Mobil, pluvel left field and Seabrcere, Kissimmee and St AuIL CARSON MINK, MANAGER SANFORD BRANCH o f contests to play. 1 he new conch is a University It i- post the medicine riot lain On Sale nt (I On yr t r ; ! ' ‘ H, ! t C h a r g e . 10c p er l i n e , m i n i m u m I-OR S A L E man > " S m il" 1»• * in tin pTogram whicii vvill be -u),- needed to puiify tile system and (Mini. r <.f ii •Mistinc. lie furthei stated thnt of Florida product, having been u !•*«I ntr |{«iw(nn \\ u .1 | T h e '.lan d in g o f ' the first thtee I i ° hnM" n- ' virc $ 1 , 8 5 0 ; $ 1 0 0 r u s h , -jOp WAN ITI> t o 1 i r Y Will I»&j v ir • -ilted to tit,- I'ltambcr I l >nt i , '*l,,re the vim ami ambition of •up* I) bicycle. Apply W e t . ( ioTl/.aic/. i:.i negotiations are now under wav to St t»ii I•\ mtnri^H l-.laam* In each league and the 1 / . . ' t ! " ' . cf . ith Lot 50x117. I ' — zz--------------- —------ ------ —— Grocer v. \*» *?€.'* IN P W K l t i |*T«*\ t4*il lnjMiirj»s foi • . •»• h 3b AU. in,Tee t, t ils approval at its n> vt health, lb ice i‘,n, 1 Sold by Union r^gamea remaining to be played aft- Stock, "* games with Orlando. New Voik (Mill (Mill II20 o *> II arrange I t»ltl»Kll «»l* N ttTIfi: llllW ln.ii,i»y to l ll\ r«4t i Griffith, rf Connelly & Son 1 M;Y.rt r m ' —r I meeting and will be Miliiirittol to Pharma, y. , * r today follow: 1 1*allies, tile, Lakeland ami Plant Ro-ton (Kin mill mm u ■> j tinel. thousands o f Maine p e o -i«*l IGIITL-Y U S E D Electric driven P'"H *c i n IMMi h ( «*f Kl.irUlti u»ul « ' iti- Whnt him pi Am Hellerry, c Rhone IS pie are interested in Florida prop­ , ,,, 11ft Kill alii \ c f S» |m ' tiie Mould ,,f t'ounly Ton, ni-si»n NATIONAL LEAGt'K Mattel ie Mush and Hotfmiur City Home wntci plant. Ho >lchanCumli :it lo|i* roiithl.o' on •ndltiif t Ii* IV i in. ii Vance, p , - i ' al H' n,-v( m e t in g , which wril II 2 Should contests be arranged erty. Reach them through the ('nlninn I’ler. v. Fill let ton and l i m n Uf Mf I Ilf it ||M\• I, « tlrO^N 1 l"\ il'n, ( ’h i p S:»i. be held on tin- first Moiniav in I ), with the four last named teams, Club W. L. IV Play | Sentinel. R ate card on applica­ H y•v m |*» aid. toiler. 3(1 F riR S A L E Seven head A I •*1 I s t hi •titl tion. I the Sanford High aggregation —lew -York 82 fri .tkl.l |8 1 " ,al 11M*1 l||ll» 11 i - m c e it f i r s t w a s ait up for com mule*, excellent , ,,n,liti,,u I.. P. 11 I akc Mary road from DeFore .l ("ut prices , I ® 2 ° k ly n would then have «- formidable 83 fit; ,r,t.7 )8 PALM MEATli C O U N T Y — The .tn \ f ••* 1 •. 75c P E R SA U K j New York Mills, Phone 1*’•\ riviedo. Flu p e t i t i o n in 1 hn»! A l t It || |' \venue 'oitth tbrougli the miiip, c States, Penns m nil hi/v*r (Jnitfi! s, hcdule u.s am high school m the Hit M , III I scene of stupendous development L nn in. Fctlernl. Yikand foreign nation' count i droll. 3b 1 11 ipal go|| i nurse past the l.akc "11 th e ..the, hand, si i p p o it er s Milt, a c c id l l . to those 111 a la. Ill all It I I. I 11 mg. wool made to ! Read n)>out it in the Palm Beach S U IT S — Pure hi our iirtmig! at i« I tere'tr P ittsburg 78 ro .r,!i|Frisch. 23 2b Mary .*, bool lion-,•, a width of ll! silP ii to know ».* n drill 3 11 o f i ti o Ml I t i sh < a i i s c a t e in*! a l i o measure, guarniitecd to fit. 1 Post. Sample Aropy sent on rt*: l icy " $ ti.yf ail.lift.. I |Young, rf feet, and' from there to the Orlando h > X 3 \’i 3 I g d l o 1 discouraged, despite t he Good Material Available $2fi.(»(» Scotch Woolen Mill*. 3<i6 , quest. PHONE 8 * * 1»» I Mi ' bus , - . Ill I n - t e l , g i a m t, AMERICAN LEAGUE G ray T i l l i e s Kelly, rf In $ 1.75 road lie,,i Rolnnsot, spring*, a .Uliv I toil h a s b e s o t I to ,, |,,,,v 1 <1 Although tlicic will be but two i*n 11»ut fill L n. '• yiplion for .Malnrin, TA MPA. F L O R ID A — T am pa'D aily i: 2nd St. presi'l - a, q u o t e d a n t e * * n g , he Terty. lb width , f mmf e d Ibis load is to 3 II l*t . * • • I ii I !(ed 'I’llI h x peels T h e y m u l l t t i nt t e n y e a r s $ I .IK) b ’ G » men leturniio- to school this , F*uf, Dengue or BilTimes, the great home daily, juat - p a l . In ,1 ( , , S ,'i i d a i y -.1 t t*. i I i'lii \Y 11Y not Inn in tho •I it If l,< sui l,„ e ii , ated Plans call f.o 13 \ 4 3 11 a g o . when til e M u l i s h w o n in M-ar, nn.«|,e.ts are brighter than' $111.00 IllillH thr garraa. "w 2 h L , -V ' •,V '’la> •Wilson. rnte 1 ’Ac per word, minimum vis ii w hi , ii h r c r i e d c a s e ' Loan A Sanford Muildi' Ineks,.Ii, s.s all toad- III fed wide to have curb* <0 1 ,li d l i t t l e I Inlin e , t h e y S. o r e d a ovoi befoit f,.| „ k.,„| toain, Ml , 4 1 I •i it I A LL G U A R A N T E E D charge 25c ensh with order. Write rial ion (laying port i ■ r t o s h o w t h u t F i r p o just alrtiut Gowdy . c I hi- load comprise- four and twen 11 s t a r t l i n g upset in taking L u o •«*rs11 r1^ f.. I «j |>t 111 i'i‘4 kr who f|« . gweahington 70 r,o r,sr, fur complete rnt» card. i g . b l e t o iat nil p» t i d i n g not < I Information the same ns South wot 1 h, t> II.,I, ii lid I ,-,lt Iimiles to hr con n , s t r a i g h t g a m e s a n d b i o a k i n i ' t he ilan'tl that then- Is an abundance 1 York 77 r.w B ,r.7o if* New BROOKLYN TURN’S TA LES u •' CfJ posit" o f d e p o t I a l loll },| ot c a t pKVKI.OI’ RHS ATTKNTION I’-n- gladly given at 11.nlding A L* Sri \d el. r s t r u d e l at iv <,,'t fit 1,200 <1 1 * * IK** " f \ in,* 1 i c a s |a 111011 s 011 g 11111I " *....... ' " “ G nnl . .cluing m fnun R;,D J S,lr fW R K . Sept. Rattling o ,tY O .......... ^ S f Cti.V . w v , L7 ■annLn I* beginning (he greatest 'leagain i Mm lagttclia Ave., A. ll 11 Geneva Street fiotti Sanford I b i g f,,ii l l ed b\ l l a i l v I ’a v n c , K^VtlllMtly l>€*hiful their krn*i»t s« iif, |, ,h' k'tammai guides rind from Vxlopment In niorlda'e hlaloejer* a If I- ii po and TfX Hi, Lard make Avenue to th, gedf link-, s di*tanr 105 P A L ME T T O AV E NU E ; woruu “^ 7 _ - ‘ ~ j Wh i t i i c v half million dollar highway to the I 11 1hoi ■, hoo|s C,M,t rill pock and 1 J®oun(* ■cc, Dazzy Vnnco, Hrook O’Connell, a «U)l* •vl ttioo, v l\ out witling yoiii , I three and a half miles. $77.3181 lwo gulf beaeh Juat Pnlehed: i» 1113 Sanford Avenue its an, p 1 I ho o p p o s i n g l i no up pattiHh D esign H ;..e you thiuigiit about buying Ii it c’o •1c’lst I, an tiie only veterans^ I X ® turnc<i tho tiihU'B mi Ni*w Yoi k million dollar bridge nrroaa I • *••«•■•**• UU iMM IV ••ll MXT (It ■UBB Kit’ll m •' ■i I \» > . " ( ’ll.i a wiicd t ),,* secretary. I In- road to be |ll I, ,-t wide '.referred stoev „i the old *ime \merit a .1 W a t s o n U . Id, N.i b.o k and 11 1 - «. it J, these |W|, p.TCtlVf hu nt ion. $1,000 ^hjii May nunrtrr million i (ondiy, won thr Bct’orid und ln<«t I Hit, ,1 States law will l>>- ,le I ..tall 2 , a- a nm ll II. that 1 ,, iii> Geneva Slreel from Sanford five you noMHeaftion of •dollar opi»rn Iioui ^ un*1#r m n*lrur* *rted Fight per ,,'ht cumulative j ii, Hint will 1 .31 1 I : Thoma • Hit, h, ,„ k. I, »me of their series 7 to 2. and pi'.'d, w"tiianbo,„| and \v,iiLie |o Hear,lull Avenue, a .NOTHING l i k e i t ON E A R T H . I Mai. ,lni Stovoils,,, \ |i,.V l , l„l livmio t 1,0,Ir,won* " ,,n: ,w " mllllnna being spent or \ ’anford Muildmg iaian Asnocia Man f,.| Gowd\ build his team tills vein 1,1 .'illi ■Ul mini' .( nedrooms,, tiUMlwf| „ re ate.t r | , f „ r u v«>j imnad hack to within half a game 1 I, a n sp, , | t d e g i ad, -i I nu \ iiii’t riu* in w tr ia l merit fur turn •i i lion N’oii g, l check for your wo’ll, ,.f - 1- 1 -1, to d and a ill— tin,, ,eiiux Mill,urn 1 1 look \x Mailed |, i hf ,,, 7th und dining room. Lot I d ev lu p e r* In gel In •„ H\ in. mean- will there la- a the league leading Giants. I I'VV IN I Wi l l i .,n ' are looking to ytn f* i tii ot two and -iv tenth- mile*. $55, ‘ JtM, Wh 'II mN, 8DIPM ur la« «*rnti<>||H dividends prwpmttv «n April 15th j G. on t Mr it inn Ma ior I U fciiluri'.H. leJirtre lot, fi*»«*i. Wrlfw 1 1 e.cn outfit on hand though, as n Id, o f I a w in t h i s Ji*st f(»i hi► IM111 thnt i?» lining miuh wiintiurful work *A throng of 40,000. one of tho s, , 1 105 Ualmrlto Are. and October 15th Your money K11 k wood. No I. Mann I’hii Restricted districL ' m' n* I ’’* P 'n .a r o l * New. _ wa- pointed ..ut l.c.lav there are •*. f i ll* \\* , M. Mill 111 lle^h hinting in the lloruzolii* Vge*t of the season, saw Vance M, l > ** can be witlidtaun upon rensonaide lU o n n o llv A ’" F.,<?T Vtlir.INlA — r ta rk stiirg T h e I ••IM IL m f lift 11 A Vl'M tIP Ib.fihv No 2 Map 1 I It II ill o ilnv.l RussoM. Alton Gunter. 1 |» limit-iiy <v "UII | (’In, kshijrg Exponent morning ; *11 M IM | u ill mm I noWflrr rntnltiniitloli ujf hi. thirteenth at,«lght ' \ 'w v l " " " ' - ’" " I I 7 dull ic 1 N., notice. il no, think again Hint .«• i "• t hr Si .ImIiii * lCi\t*r !♦» f t Major I! ( At !!'!}., ! olcman I no 1 y Rivers. \vc. Phone 48 Including Sunday, morning Inaue t reat liiciil Hi,* I,quid Morosolie | W a t p h l .n d his twenty-fifth of Hn ' N V k o .................... ‘ ! k Ills,in. bill k It »Ii*l lilt ludlMK ;i m u t•r (•1K .r *. • i- a p,,w,-i ful unti'cplic (bat pun | I cent per word, minimum S(o ! in addition to having a pet feet I Hill Gill.ut. \ \ all. r Harbor. la s whl'e his southpaw rival. I T „ (l ’ .' v sound investment you a ic helping •lie tail*! |*i Mj; tlilrt* till|t*i*, >-l. Ii* f. 10c. ( n i l , l ot , p M i n k , I 1'*’ Me.light,,n, ’’Fats’’ Whitfield ITO REA CH B U Y E R S or seller* of lie* the wound of all potHolm and Art Nehf, retlnsl |„ favor of ltv „ 1',' " n / , ' V ""*’ to build homes which at' so la,,I ’ and I odds Pop, all ,,f h,.t year - I i i it n u u t u k f a n Florida real e state advertise in '•Llftar being shelled by a he«,x •»uee base Inis, .lackson. 1 I " 11 - 1 h’ iI pa 111 \\ oslo v U hi infection* germ*, while (in- lloio Iv needed tn Sanford Ka< I, lioinr l o t bin in 11. ( ,,| V heighlt *1 < ll > f«uul, 11 ‘ » f• * • • t | i| « n n n i \i n i u r i T -• UHil. who will dock fight the *St. Petershury: Time*. One cent /one powder i* (he g n a t healer Obln artillery for seven h,|s .„,d v ....... ' ” 'b »'> 1 , 11 .11 M1 it a 1n 11 l ook o,*po 1 s Wf,„ increases the taxable ptopertv and h 11 »% . i\ *M> roi« \ It an •M«* nlnl tiiiii* fr rl \\ii|, fro ,| i ii ) jm fflfi - HELP Advertising’ Wealth of Material Available For Team Stezzjr” Vance Takes Thirteenth Game in;1" * Row and Trims the! t Giants By Score 7-2^""r . h^'Tr0.ia V S ^ \ 'c WALTER JOHNSON n l Z 7. HURLS SENATORS TO ANOTHER WIN . inators Retain Two-Game Lead Real Estate kTEJ f.AD RATES Wanted Help Wanted Houses F o t Rent i t * THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD C O U ® ^ Markets. j •-‘Babe’* Ruth Hammers Out Forty - Fourth Homer This Season Miscellaneous For Sale Apartments For Rent BOND ISSUE OF $ 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 IS BEING PLANNED ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON JS r Rooms For Reht s m i v m h m i t A r i [’" ■ S h i r t s u r « s l . Ts £ : Building Material Wanted To Rent ideal G rass ' TOR LAWNS AND GREENS Try Smith’s Barber Shop for sood barber work, tidies welcome. Next to Valdez. $3t)0 DOWN JOHNSON’S WAX scs For Sale WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. O’CEDAR OIL Wanted To Ruv HILL HARDWARE CO. TIKE SALE ■-*eA CHARCOAL Ball Hardware Co. F. P. R 1 N E S J6-KOOM---. II.OW - ELECTRIC CURLERS , $1.50 F. I\ R I N E S lr» pin* In seven innings . * H T' H[sbsurini .,1 ,i„. .......... 1 ",‘ ""7, . B u N,M N“bf I ta " ;v;,k Superior work in the ... L> Malk. H u „ ^Opening S k irm ish litM ween |J* hen Its *l„ 1 and , „i>t„ui | ,,(l|. 2 B f il liu n t T e n m s S c h e d u le d *’ * ai 1 > . Angl, Aig, nllin- bn, k to T a k e I’ la r e Meadow Brook '•Minuted sliingl,-* mill will In- ,0,1 C lu b a t 4 T h i s A f t e r n o o n ol the opening III,vii), |I,,, ,„,* ^ n c e of Wales To SView Today’s Match |)ev eren u x Mflburn will Again Captain American Team and Hurndail Will Oppose .NEWJ YORK. Sept. l». Th ««<■•«• iuf iun i nailoitai j Q ”u » ' . v ; , 'w uo seuf^Y"," , V because L X rB * t U . ^ I ban. the ' hmuk of „ t|,nl tin­ foil.,wed th, M n t,-h e ,. .......... eleventh I,,,1,1 -bill ,h. Ini niter * Ii,., „ „ (| (lured the prospeeti, ,,f vi.t-uy Aguin*< the ii,iw, rtul >„nk., foul , uptmned l,\ I level, * „ , ,\|,| buiii. v e i n an of l n r m i n national <ainpniglia. the M.iti-h will „ ut forward u makeshift ( on, taunt ion composed „f h n kwo.nl I hipp*.Hornby. Hum,lull Kliihun I arrV'n nln. . k ............ of "* nd. , ""thei if y„ur <ini,I i- puny ,,. U '" '. i'«s ti" a p p e t i t e and - , e m , bn, k w n i d a n d l i s t l e s s , g u , b u n M, , C o y * r ml L i v e r Oi l T a b l e t s f o r 3(1 I ' a n d d o t e w It 1) p l e a s u i e bow be g a i n * in w e i g h t , . - ( l e n g t h a n d ' ( go i f i *on da> t „ d a y S i \ l \ t a b l e t s , lit) , , . |i t * at i ni o n I ’h u n n a , > , 1. .11.) d r u g g i s t ai,v « i , c i , . a n d if t h e y d o n ’t h e l p . g. ( * " “ • ' n o l l e \ I. m. k J 1,,-y M1KI1, ' •■**T•■'I Hhd ns e n - y t o t a k e n - , „ i, ■G \*k f.,| M.l ' •d I a lit, t s lillit 1' i),, , D .'1 link | |V| , l o i g i . m l „|,d g , n t tit Si,i mg s i i ,-, t N' H ' . o k . W i l t . - • | f e e l t lint' ' ') * ' " d Liver I III I j|P|,-| W' l , i n - t r u i n e i i t a i m r e s t o r i n g n,v •'» * " s n o r m a l s t a t e Adv ,-_*'• “Big Four” yyill rida I f»>» today an tveaatro n g o f ^1>cntjHtU» V ihe,few *y# /the .Mritisb combin*f r t* h mlafvrtune A l^ 'lE T H E R l(rlirecn II i w it ! ..... «,>»•( a n i t ’g t e n n i * o r c i g a r e t t e * .upturn ^ I a. «•> ’a .lines* follow,*| „ , 1 vtous in ju n t„ bis huutde. v. , had kept t.u of X ’lV r about two week, ' l l * m i ! L Z ' j condition t„ ,,|ux lh,. nr . „nd gm.t, Saturday, it w„» sunt today, but ! If ho it i& doul*tf ul whither ho will f U- able to attain the form which !*•) hy day our natirnta tell made him the moat feared of the Of ache* and paina that w* dispel. challenging force*. >> >«u ai.- ill— we’ll make you well Am erica’* quartet which ap prated to have advantage in tenm pl»y. a g g re .ilv e n e .a BUd hitting Doctor of when the rival combination* were U II I R « I» R a C T I C ottrtrwiae oq ah even ha*i». now i* expected to Wrore def(lively In It* Rooms 304-304Vj First National o ften ** o f t i m r o p h y which this _ Hank Bldg,, country ha* won four out of .even AN FORD, FLORIDA lime*, It has been contested for ■ S B B IB Ifll* * » » s « ....» W. A. BltUNE. D. C. o- - • C*. • •* Ihenro Weal F ifty (10) f. i point of beginning. and to any and nil either |„-rs,. w lioan mini,-a are unknown ,l.<> Ills- ally rlglit, title ur luler,--i trcav. nin ny o f thlim •nl, nn t " thr i*m| il a distance of iv id t i e i - ad I, nt b-- mi l e * $ 85,0111) Si ( ,, III role A velm, . o f W id,-111 Mg di-tan, < ol . -J le ? !S T I - ‘ 't E . L i _ ' T O U » g ' M Y Fred R, Wilson . W O U L D A -R R tV E . -O ’C L O C K 5 K l t z "><1 3ri H E L R eiA v^ O O IQ K I CO V LD i *" itA<f<1 i r C O M E Orit WELL W ALK O V ER | W A M T T O t)T O I> Hrt A N D JO H E ^ OH O O F z-ilo»oHiC- /t J - •’ T i l t ) l*b'A> F i m ^. J ‘O B — “- s REGISTRATION NOTI CE ” H ’J R K ’i C P ’. j T f . h NAN I A'fi-rt W IT H 1 0 U ! ) 1 Iff ll PRINTING 83 I)R. R. M. WELSH (ieorge A. DeCottes t e nt b * m i l e * , $ 7 , 0 0 0 . By GEORGE McMANUS \C O T , M F iv e I here i- nothing like il on earth for speed, *ufrlv and efficiency. I’rice i liquid I 30c. tide and $1.30 I’ow der 30, and til)v. Sold by Un­ ion Mhuimucy BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD. iGING UP FATHER IHe popularity o f C hesterfields is " n ° l^ ‘ U n d in * exam ple. F o r m on th s now C hesterfield* have b ee n draw ing °\ cr 1 0 0 0 «m okers a day aw ay from other cigarettes. - >.aI. , Surely this Is convincing p ro o f o f •heir quality and good taste. r u * ’, find houses, garuge. OOl) two year old budded orange trees. 20,000 sour Ulan ( * nl inin-,I from I'ag, I ) Hi, - t u i , wii,, a ic expected to at The City Registration Mooka will $ 73,500 l, i„l T\\ EN I ) KOI It E X E C U T E D ,.pen Friday, August 22nd, 1924, rivenlo load, tune mile Ii wii' nl-,, learned fi..ui Mi •f wi d MriSt tl\\ . Sept. P —Twenty- snd will close Thursday, Septem­ l ane (bat Ihe celebration I,a- liven i long, $ 177.700 four p,‘i - o n »u*pected of implica- ber lU li , 1924. . From t ’eleiy \venue w " l e p m g tion In tin revolt in Republic of widely a d v ii li 'c d m all the counI* R. PHILIPS, i. t,c* uiljiutimg Seminole and that u I Cameron Avenue to river. new- Qeorgiu. were executed today. City Registration Officer. laigc number ,,f mil ,,f town people , bridge, and placing pipe m ai de aic expect,al to leave ,,tf their dltcjie*. $25,000 l„ ach. Ink, ami -pi ing picnics und I be following rr>*d* are till to l-e puttie* on Sept It *,, thut th*> i nine feel in w nit I, may attend the ball gam,- A lilVgc i A new riiud from Chuluotu t,• l,limber ,-f ( tr III nd, > p c . pie huve ex Geneva. * ix and Ivvcipy five bun pl.-Haed intention ,,f i otiiing here d red th* mile*, $05,000. The old on Tbur*day a ft, mi ,„, ii , Mr. Lanu Monro,road connecting wiiti ■- - 1 -1- 4 -■ — -Y- - - * ' * r f wl ** J AwA said. V | R a ad t Siding, two and one tenth Every Noble I' reque*ted to meet null-*, $ 2 ],OOf); load on we-t city at the corner <>f the I ’ti-t National limit* line. tw,-ntv fiv,, luindiedth* Malik building at 2 15 o'clock Thut * " i l e - . $2,000. Richmond Avr-nu", A l T f ) UN E Y »A T«I W day afternoon t,, fall in (lie purnde, Moore* Station rotul to Turner.m T h v Mai t he ws I’ rctis F ir n t N n tin n al Hank Hltljf. he stated All of them are asked •Avenue, tin'lie, xoulli tn l amer -i I'm,* Slreel I,, to bring their <ur- The uulouio ( lly and we*I Fl or i da S a n fo r d , -------- — • - Phone 417-L3 « t bile parude w, 11 t„ f>.lined tiler, Sanford Avemo*. connect tug willr W rlak* Mldg.. SaQfqrd. Fig. und will go op Mark A vuiiuc In Mruidull Avenue, a di-lalice of - , Tenth Street and lr> ■m t here ' a*, null*. $11(1.(100, Si Ixel Lake roud. (be most dire, t rout, to the i.tb lone und aix-tentha miles, $15,000, let Ic field. I . eh m a n r o a d , t w o un d o n e q u a r t e r G R A D U A T E V E T E R IN AIUAN AI r a u g c m c h t .- have b e e n m a d e to m i l e * . $ 2 2 , 0 0 0 . M o n r o e S c h o o l rou l, l a k e c a r e o f t he c ol o r e d peopl e t w e n t y f i v e h t i n d i , -rlth* m i l e * , $1 . Aisini 20S Conrad Muilding Wl * hi ng to attend t he b a s e b a l l 0 0 0 : 1.o c k b u t c l n c r o a d , t Itr ,-,1 m i l e * . Phone#: Office 20. Home 21 Atturney-nt-Ijiw 1. , - i nbui t roud, * » v ,- ii g a l l i c . Mr I .am- c oncl ude d, and t he ) $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 , OKI.AND. FL A . udy to bud. | A IN W E IG H T Tdcul place for d* dariy und pmiRry . are underweight uu H iJK K )—one-third j furm. • Rrii E L IX IR FOR l a k e J e s - L E O N A R D I ’S cash, bnlata c on terms t,*“t*-. <in,| hIn Sur o epRo r n. nup I -it n,J t'o Ine.. l/ongwood, Flu. T H E B L O O D . ' T h i s tonic increase, J r* kn " , d e c e u a u d , o r j „ ,,,| , •• tin- p r o p e r t y h e r e i n tiie appetite, build* up the blood, in..........I •" Di e f o l l o w i n g d e a c r l h e d . o r a n y p a r t or p u r c e l | create* the supply of the much 114 l*, n||milt*, lylti* Mild t h e r e o f • o f t h r I ' m uti •‘••urt S e v e n t h needed red cells. It provides nour­ ,r i hv <>f S mii f ii i il. r « u n It Is b e r r t i y o r d e r e d t h a t von mid S l a t e o f ishment that makes tiie blood ricli T"-l* .(ltd Sialc of Florida. e a c h o f y o u lie a m i a p p e a r l<» f ire J i k I I c I h I • I‘ ul.,1*. v (tiMri Hied an f ul * o u r s a i d T l r o u l t C o u r t at (tie ' ' .•, , rt , FloritlH in f. and pure and thut enables the blood •le i ' hum H o u s e nt S u u f o r d . K l o r l du . i •»•* to impart this new found strength III flllX f J u l > . y. '<fi i l ih )fun( ]r*<! (100) Otli d a y o f ( >ct ol , er. A t). I f Zi and 11 I 'J ! I to the body. It alto acta gently on ,,f ii .. Siiuthwent Cornrr t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r l „ I h e , the liver and kidner*. I •« H «21.A S S F l,,f • »• »13) o f U h u p i nu n a w o r n 1,111 o f c o m p l a i n t exhll.11,-,1 ( H e a l ) 1 k a . i . i i u mi i ( u ih«* T o w n Make yourself robust and healthy a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e » ••uM <»f I he C l e r k s*f lit* * i f k 'i tla. a c c o r d i n g ( o a It I s f u r t h e r o r d e r e d I Ii i, t tills Fill out the hollow spot*, erase the i < i i M of F l o r Hi* ve ii I h I •, •( )• Ia I I(if •Id> i r<1•*,I In I h e O r d e r o f I ' u h l l r u t l o n bo p u h l l ' h e d 11(Mile * ’munty . lines caused by lack of flesh. Start J r'1- ,f (4r in I d o l e C o u n t y . | In T i l e Ha n f o r d H e r a l d , a i i e » « p a ' hl a. In a i d f**r : with L E O N A R D I ’S E L I X I R F O R lift t h * n r » N o r t h O n e I l u n 1*411 > C l e r k p e r p u h l l a h e d in H a n f o r d . Hs i nl aol , , , lly A M U i l K S hilliitur mnl T H E B L O O D at once. ttu.r. U17) f e e t , t h e n c e | C o u n t y K l o r l d u . o n c e e a c h w ,-ek f o r t 11 W S|.t-n* •» J i Insist on ••III plM I 11.4 fit f. « f***t. t h e n c e S o u t h eight conaecutlva w eeks L E O N A R D I ’S in tiie yellow pack­ will la- a d m i t t e d for 35 c e n t * euch. II# 2 . n 2 t # 1 « i I I S* v e i i t w n ( 1 1 7 ) f e e t , Rrnl W I T N H K H m y h a n d a n d It, age. At all druggist*. N>» ch am p ion ever h eld h b laurels t XCL|,it hv m aking good. N o cigarette cver he,d Popular favor except by de- S u c h p o p u la r it y m u st b e d eserved ('liu|iinuu * IhihIm tit*rcltmftrr »1«* *•!» I'rttllcH t Intnilfut In('liapinun. dr* o r a n y t h i n g e l s e , p o p u l a r i t y ia n o M rukc o f lu c k . . t a . —s i- copy oti rcaue*t. KlrirKuih Sample I Nruvm anti wife. ol)tt-rwl«e. In "cry i n g it. defense. b«* In .,, taken b, Atkin " nr ,,h " ’P -K o ro b > ........ l'M “dOW Hr° ok rlu,, ( ' n »•" to r.p lace Hum " l l i - f o r thr Hart of the serif* thec h i.to ric international chai ;C»lp, the game will begin nt Ut. with a colorful crowd of Including the Prince of vny, i wu M the background for one moat picturesque o f afiort .aclea. The eecond game ia dulad fo r Saturd ay and a third, will be played regardleaa of llcomc of the other two, prowlll tak e place Septcpibcf Continued 'Popularity is no a ccid en t! that you want when you IN I II AN- i cent n word dnily, two centii a word hcl|)s out in cveiy wav ( |S u n d a y . _ ___________________ the office. 108 Magnolia >in|.i.itno nt. “ DO YO U " W A N T to buy or tell A. P Connelly. Secy Firpo continued with in- usual anything V* If mo advertise In IlM . \N. i:T At.. Ha | 100 A C R E FA RM ,.’i ' a n d , lay the “Oninesville Sun.” training schedule ("day. the "lily load .3 nines west of I ongwood, I'l l \TH »N , A D \ n :R flK IN C ,“ gels re*ults~lf II lying one half on high inlge land interruption coming fi,,m the s,-r ll I ■•k'nn i. nd w*|fr, | I reaches potential buyer* Pa- and balance tn flowing well di*- vice of u aumnions hi conned ion A UK Uhlu I * u l . c l - | I * J.’or k •• 1l«*\vand. |latka Doily News is circulated in i t r u t on INcxiva R iv et; 50 acres w11Ii a New Je rse y man's claim I" XiikuhI.i I Nvuveir. an- ihdustrinl and agricultural »ecj rleure I amt in stilendid cultivation; $25,000 of the money tile Argen »I \ "t (it. above t|pn ___ _ I 8 acres unoer cultivation with u ir iivinir. and .11 of tin* mild, d i* ST. A lIO U STIN E . FLA St. flowing well and ready to subir*' tlfie will receive from the bool • "1 to all pHftlVui v Jobna Qounty i* reached through rignte. 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T 41I**- � 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, September 09, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1924. 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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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ecca7cf383f2302c89c85125b9764d2.pdf edf1b7ce63c0f6bd7aa9867e4365c718 PDF Text Text XV ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1924. V isation o f LEASE LEADS F o r J. F. BYRNES IN RACE il C -:= Sentenced To Life Imprisonment COUNTRY MUSTi eported By t fendingShanghai BE PREPARED IS finety Mites Away Held In PERSHING’S PLEA! Elections States Hold Interest Former Governor South Caro­ lina Ahead (Representative Byrnes 'W ♦Tuesday’s Elec­ tion; Is Hotly Contested (age Susan Is iptured, Report _je Ihing Is Goal 'Chekiang Troops; lin May Interfere .JfKHAL S e p t loJ— t'ion of the deluge which the lighting on the south nnd w est of hai was the signal for plioit of firing along tho lino today between the of rival military govbuttling) for possession nghai. prtsi from L ung W ha , headfor the defending troops, u id additional advances ade in th e ir sector, 90 west of S h a n g h a i. Chetruops are re p o rte d to hove the village of S usan in a take Ihing. Ihing drive is n p a r t of the ijrn to take Chanachow , the here the defending troops attack K iangsu forces from of the lino n e n r th e Shnngking Railway. Indications ,t the fighting todny may hy a resum ption of rnina. brt* received a f t e r the down* terrupted th e w a r showed f Chekiang forces defend■nghui. who s ta r te d on accnsivo a g a in s t the K iangsu Tuesday, had m a de alight It some points, m erely hold|ir own a t others, flmost the sam e tim e fightled, defense units mounted ; the a pproaches to the inDnal se ttle m e n t and the tcnccoalon, m a k in g effocIthonr p a r ts of the city the : U r g e n c y which h a s been D* — Acre Make Progress ' n scries of repbrta from tfdlng'YbK'M of .Shanghai i»t 24 houra It w as a p p a rthe fighting was being Irloser to the city hy the in1 forces. it hy firing west of here, a ' pg. 12 miles from the city, governm ents landed 1,100 from 22 w arships stationed hurl’o r nt daybreak yesterwerc ready to defend the settlem ent should it come line of fire before liighting was carried on today r points on the 100 mile est and south of S hanghai, n" decisive action took eii.fi rceinents w ere throw n fr.iy hy both sides. Assures S a f e ty Non Com ­ b atants. sliimation received here t o ­ rn Gen. ( 'h a n g Tso-Lin. anK the entrance of his a rm the field, said: *ly will be disturbed i< • my a r m y happens to be, only object is to kill (he (Fenders, leaving all o th e rs *ly unmolested, the sun of heaven w itness tcranre of mihe.” ral < hang e n te r s th e conith prosperity a s hla ally, amhurian te r r ito y which he » has enjoyed unusual crop* the past tw o -years a nid the «>f the banka u n d e r his " aid to be enorm ous. Open, Offense. [I-Nti Sept. 10— G e n / Wti opened a n ofTenaivo Den. Lu Y ung H siang, ur of Cheklanjt, who ia busi»K>;d in holding back the kiansu which Ta a tta c k in g *>»i of S hanghai. m arket l°A<;o. Sept. 4 0 — W heat? 137H to 128; May. 123% ('orn. ‘ • December, 114 to Oats; December, 61% t o You Want a Job? U t Thg H e ra ld find • Plate for you t o w ork. po«d men a n d w om an a r t ‘n great demand In 8«nFvrd and th r o u g h o u t th e prunty. i t | a n t neeaxaary *°r any person to ba o u t o f *«rk in thia g r e a t Induslr»»l section. But there ia no b e tte r w ay w you to reach th a etnP*°y«r than th r o u g h • ‘itrald want ad. J u a t w r ite your ad g iv in g fu ll Particular* about y o u rse lf i . ^ a e n d it to T ha B u t I Sn The psgec then do a h , n w L Hridi |»*H*rald ad* hrli\g rjwulU. Only Youth of Loi And Leopold Savj Them from Penalty, Says NEW PROBE INTO SHAVER RATHER FALL’S CONDUCT PLEASED ABOUT WILL BE STOPPED MAINE ELECTION Will **°To ^Prennrlri'^K Nati°n . f;i||ett Lending in Mnssnrhu" y l «etts While Cousens Trails Conflicts Which May A Con­ in Michigan Senate Contest front U. S. At Any Time Be~Taken To Joilet ~ COLUMBIA, Sept. 10.— W ith only 43 l>oxes missing o u t of 1.354, Cole L. Blouse, form e r governor, retained a lead of 2,000 votes over Rep. Ja m e s Byrnes for Democratic Domination of United States senator from South Carolina in yesterday's run-olT prim ary. Counsel for Former Secretary Democratic Campaign Mana­ N E W YORK, Sept. 10.—A strong ■> of Interior Succeeds in Get­ plea for civilian preparedness for ger Feels Unusually Well the eventuality of w a r nnd a w a r n ­ ting Judge to Danish Over Results; Managers of ing a g a in s t le ttin g the “f u tu r e lull Stenographer in Proceeding Hast and West Give Views us into custom ary u ttitu d e of lotha r g y and irresponsibility," was Kept. 10.— I W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 10.—The N uthan Leopold, Jr., ( r i g h t ) nnd Richard Iamb (left! the two Chi* I W A SH IN G TO N . voiced la s t night by Gen. Pershing Counsel for former Se c re ta ry of Maine election was described In i. engo y o u th s who confessed to the kidnaping and murder of Robert | the Interior Albert H Fall succeed- sta te m e nt issued Inst night hy in a speech a t n banquet nt the F ra n k s, were sentenced to serve the remainder of their lives in prison 1 G overnm ent club. od Tuesday in breaking up the new D e n i L. Shaver, chairm an of the C R I M I N A L COt f l C om pa ring tho activities of the COLUMBIA, S. Sept. 10.— by Ju d g e John R. Caverly today following one of the most sensational uml mysterious grand ju ry inquiry Democratic national committee, ns BUILDING, CHICAGO. pre-^m r r e g u la r a r m y to those of With H3 of the 1,354 precincts in nnd b itte rly contested tria ls in the history of Illinois courts being conducted by the govern I being a "victory" from the Demo10.—A sentence of the 'p r e s e n t da y, he said tha t th< | South Curolina accounted f mont's special counsels, A l i c e , cratic standpoint. civilian a ttitu d e tow ards th e u rm y ’e tho second Democratic p rim a ry Pomerene Hnd Owen J. Roberts. "Tiie Democratic nominee for prisnnment for the mui ta s k had changed. The a rm y 's goal, held Tuesday, form er Gov. Cole Robert Henry A. Wise of New York, I governor," lie «nid. "was defeated 14-year-old he said, “haa become preparation I.. Blouse w as leading R e p re se n ta ­ Fall’s (Mimsel, protesting tha t the I by 30,000 votes less than in 1920, nnd 09 years for k i d l fo r service, whcth«T-it be Maxing tive Ja m e s F. Byrnes by 1,950, new probe wus a "fishing expeili tiie lust |>ievidential year, anti this the hoy wns meted out tit a n a i r route round the world or votes for the nom ination for th e lion" designed to holster up the in in the face of the fnct th a t the teaching the youth of the land some United S ta te s senote. The vote, 1 dictments returned previously vote in Maine this year was ap- to Nathan F. Leopold, Jr„ th in g of th e ir civic duties and o h - i with 1.261 precincts reported, was: I against Fall. H arry F. Sinclair, Kd proxiniately 40.000 larger th a n in Richard Loeb by Judge J< ligutions,” i Bleuse, 90,297; Byrnes. 94,347. ward I. Doheny and Edward I.. that year, in other words, the gains R. Caverly. R e fe rrin g to Defense day. he | These r e tu rn s included all the 46 Campaign M a n a g e r S a y s Con- Frank Lossing is Low Didder Doheny, Jr., asked Justice Siddons have been tremendous nnd the Ions The youth of the defendant th o u g h t th a t “ the general pnrtiri- counties, many complete. The of the district supreme court (<■I to the Republican:) 50 per re n t in eighteen and nineteen year*, la testants Should Take A d For Hoth the Lake Mary pntion of ou r people on that day tenseness of the race indicated that interfere. the m u tte r of plurality. The Re­ th a t saved them. vantage of I’rcwcnt Value i and the Chuluota Schools will be a conclusive evidence that the result of the contest for the " I t would have been along t t In ta lid n trd I’rore.slings. publican nominee for governor won they a r e not going to allow the nuinrnntioii. equivalent in South line of least resistance to il The justice declined to e n jo in ! •»> ’ 65.000 in 1920. This year he won N e a rin g the close of the second Rids on construction of school costly lessons of the world w ar to Carolina to election, may not he fu rth e r grand ju ry action hut or *»V about half that. A change in the extrem e penalty of laxe,** pnss unheeded.” known until the offiriul count hy week of The H erald’s Salesm an- J ho u ses at l a k e Mary and Chuluota deled the government stenograph Die two parties voles of anything the g r a y haired judge in hla L T o P re p a r e is Duty. the executive com m ittee of the ship Cam paign, Paul Uike, cam- were opened by the Countv Board er banished from the grand jury like similar percentages in the coun ion. “ The a r m y ,” he said, a lw ays hud sta te Democratic organization. The judge said while life it pnign m a n a g e r , I of Public Instruction nt its ud- room and in effect invalidated the , r > would mean u clean. Democratic ta u g h t tho “ loftiest conception of I Is Second P rim ary. onm ent "m a y not strike iins issued n t lourned m eeting Tuesday nftcrmi far ht*l«l. Mr |{oli patriotic service," e m phasising tht The second prim ary today folsta te m e n t relu- i noun and contracts for txith build t*rt* «lr*riii*cl tin* "rt**hn»$r TI m “ w h o le s t o r y ” in t h e Maine im agination a s forcibly aa principle “ th a t no man is w orthy of (lows the first party test held two ' tive to the pro- j inscs were aw arded to Frank l<os- tioii" charges, hut would mil di election "is that a Republican sta te yet to the offenders, p a rti the protection of our governm ent I weeks ago when Nathaniel B. Dial, i gress of the . sing of this city, according to 11- Vlllge, even to the court, the pill has gone Republican hy a .really the iy|>e they are, prolonged 1 unless he is wilting to serve under junior senutor from South C a ro ­ cam paign a n d formation received fmm Nupl. T. | pose of the new investigation 1educed plutulity," raid Mr. Shaver, fering by year* o f ro n /in m e n t the flag in the event of nn e m e r ­ lina. was eliminated with Insurance Mi Ixiawell be a severer form o f r « t urging the con- U Law ton early today lie saiil merely additional i-vi adding (hat "any a tte m p t to prove tiou and expiation. gency, frpp\,which th e re follows the Commissioner John J .McMahan, | te s ta n ts to tu rn sing's bids Were low’ in each case. a nything else by the election f ig ­ I deuce and witnesses had come to corollary th a t If th e re exists nn ob­ leaving Bleuse anti Byrnes to con­ Four construction companies or 1 "In choosing imprisonmtttt-4 in as ninny suhthe attention of the government ures is not justified by facts, as the ligation to defend the flag, then tinue the contest todpy, u m a jo ri­ s c r i p t ! ons ns iimtractors hid on each of the two | ci unsel since the original grand lustorv of Maine elections clearly stead of d eath the court w as mo* th e re also exists a d u ty to qualify ty being necessary to nnminutc. chiefly by the age of th e d* p o s s i b l e this kclimd* nnd were as follows: shows " for the purpose.” la k e M ary: Stout Dieterly Com­ jury inquiry that resulted in the ants. lx>ys, 18 and 19 year*,* week before tile The other second races claimed I indictments c harging Fall ami the --------“ Realising the b itte r railitics of the atte n tio n of the voters. John ('overly said. r e d u c t i o n 1of pany, top hid $13,750, lime. HO others with defrauding the govern Moral Victory, dots, first a lte rn a te $3K1, second nieiil in the naval oil lenses The " It i* not fo r the c ourt to' w a r,” he continued, "universal m Dunial. a ssista n t a tto rn e y genvotes is in a do. NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Thomas peace should be the ideul to w a rd erul, on tho fore of the incomplete Mr. Luke in alternate $1,050; J. B Southard, nature of the evidence remauiH a J Kpcllacy, head of the Eastern he will not in any case enforeo ; which we m u s t earnestly strive, re - tu rn —s ~.nw witli a■■ lead of a p p r o x i­ * of the opinion Unit there remain top hid $11.70(1, 90 days, first a l ­ j c o m p l e t e mystery, the inference’ j Itoitiucrutic campaign headquarters, ital punishment but bellcTM -j a lte rn a te w ithout neglecting our aacred duty mately 10,000 votes, has been n o m i­ many persons in the count y who ternate $.100. second being, however, that it concerns Tuesday made the following coui- within providence to decline to % to provide t o r security. nated for a tto rn e y general over J have not yet been solicited and who 'fi'i’si Janies Wellman, top lint $11.- j Fall chiefly, Iml whether III con 1 ment on the Maine election result at pose a sentence of death on*) 0X6, 75 days, first a lte rn a te $ 100, son* who are not of foil .1 " L e t u t n o t again deceive onr- Munro Spears. B. H a rris, Incum­ net-lion , with the Sinclair ,, and . Do... | -A s I predicted a few day» a g o "Tills determ ination appooqfM aelves, f o r w ith o u t the rem otest bent, has been renom inated fur are anxious to assist some wo rth y Sci end a lte rn a te 11,000; Frultk i tit*. Demuerts have k rtg a i a IBM*! ffrtrg o rd n n e e w ith thk p r o g mVb , T T t ■’l " 1 lie point* nut to the C u i n g , top bid $11,370. Ilk. doubt <mr lack - o f x-ven- o r d i n a l carnmtfesinner of a g ric u ltu re over contestant victory iii Maine. The normal p re s­ crim inal law over world c first a lte rn a te $510. second alter - | tW ,U,W fore sight before 1917 b rought ua J. W. Kheuly. Indies in the m n ie s t that it is m a ­ I nnte idential plornlitv has been greatly dictates of enlightened hur $860 ' Benefit Government. into the g r e a te a t of all wars. While B. B. H are, of Saluda, seem s to te rially to th e ir a d v antage to rn I Chuluota: Slout-Iiieterlv Com"The grand Jury is not nil in- reduced. M om than It iM m a tA be altaraye w orking f o r th a sot Dement have won the nom ination for con­ "In 1920, the la*t presidential cordnncc with precedents of ihi* o f in te rn a tio n a l differences with gress from the second district over large their total number of vote- puny, top bid $11,585. HU days, ni- ‘ trilllielltality c re i.tn l fur tin *nle honor and bv peaceful means, and H. L. G u n te r of Aiken, these two ns much as possible this week in termite $.IHI; .1 B. Southard, top helietit nf the gov el nm elit. ' Mr. y e u i. the Republican gubernatorial sta te ." alw nys avoiding political e n ta n g le ­ surviving from a field of five in asmiich as suhseiiptioiis will 1011111 hid $l2,6tiii, 90 day*, alternuYe Wise d eclared in a r g u i n g hi* p ro­ nominee won by u plurality of 66,The judge pointed out th a t turner.■ | $300; Janie* Wellman. top Dial test " I t wns c reated also fur the I 16 The vote poll,*! then wns about the sta te law it is within the d ll( t* > . m ents, let ur ne v c r.a g a in as a peo­ the first race to succeed Represen foi less helicefoi t h. Ml l- u k e 's sta te m e n t III full fol $13,Dili. 75 days, a lte rn a te $116; protection of citizen* ami I n *afe-l 1(16,000. Now with the record voti lion of departm ent of justice' to ple blindly conclude th a t u pacifist tutive Byrnes. Thom as K. Me Mil I Frank I 0**111- , top hid $12,158. loo .g u a r d th e ir right* Mr lu ll is of 226,000 10 this rock-ribbed Re­ never ndmit these defendants to sta te of mind on our p a r t, which in­ lun, speaker of the house of rep lows the ladies in The Herald Kales I days, altel nate $610 j anxious to go to 11nt I l e t the publican stall-, we see this pluiality parole and that if this courtW-In volves w a nton neglect, will ever resentntive.H. nppeurs to have a 1 Tomansliip <untest 1 The li 1*I a lte rn a te of Mr l*>» government show it* ....... fmib by m t li> about 20,000 The same fall presevered in, punishment will s a t ­ seriously d e te r an a ggressive foe com m anding b a d over R epresents- I ••.Satuidav mgVt tc r m in a ti- th. sing's bid on tile I .like Mui > trying to ubtnin 11 rout 6 turn mi the lug off in the Republican vote can isfy the ends of Justice and s a f e ­ Do N ot Advocate Militarism. tive W T u rn e r Logan, seeking re- 1 „,.,.„ni| VM.,.k ,,f the contest ami school and the a lte rn a te on thc indictment* ulreudy i« tinned and he looked for throughout the coun­ guard interests socially. “ Be it understood tha t we a r e not advocating militaristic doctrines, muni nut ion in the First district then c o m e s the first reduction of Chlililota school were aciepted l>> not n n t i i i i i f to h u rra * . Mi Fall try m November " .Sheriff Peter Hoffman announced Both candidates live in C harleston ‘ votes. Mako your aultacripiioiis the hoard a llow in- the sohstitutnui first and tiy him ufterw uid* We but only urge a very reasonable a t noon thut within a few h o u rs a f ­ --------’ ci unt foi n- mill h as ikissi IiIj by of coiictete block* for In n k I hi* are a f te r a verdict of not guilty Morr At Sea Than E ’ er. ter sentencing of 1-oeb and Leoplan of tra in in g and planning that Louisiana .g e t t i n g them in now before the ic makes the contractor's price $ 10. and we urc going to get it I prot IID AGO. Kept. 10. Lincoln 110I, Jr., to life i m p r is o n m e n t,^ * ^ will render us leas likely to lie NEW O R L E A N S. Sept. It' 'd u c tio n i- muile K6H foi the Lake Maiv school t o t tile continued u»• of .Mr. D i*0,1. W estern Democratic m a n ­ has received several anon dra w n into arm ed conflict.'• Senutor Joseph E. Kunsdell was I - | (,.1Vt. |„ en nil over ihif <ity house and $12,158 for the t liuluotu Fail's name in these h i m -ligations. ager. in a sta te m e n t on the Maine telephone warnings th a t p r e p a r a ­ The scene in th'e Hotel A stor running uwuy from Lee I hoiua,,it, ?, t 1h. m iintv ami I find Hi ing us to trial." eli*.tion 1fa ults Tuesday said: tion* nru being made to w a yta y •' where the dinner was held wus s myor of S hreveport, 1 their con Mltl1|„ .|- ,,f p ,i- ,.n s who have not s c h o o l tioii*o, making 11 total of $22,516 Justice Siddons said then- was "A normally ■ Republican state prisoners and escort rn route - to vivid re m in d e r of w ar time. T here test for the senatorial nomination | u s ked to mi Iis« ribe and ni no proof t fiat Messi* Bomereiie ha* returned its usual Itepuhlirnn Joliet penitentiary ued t h a t h la wero uniform s everywhere. Dinner III T u e sd a y 's prim ary on the fan- m o s t cveivolti aflei I had talked j M l * . L »•: Tribble and N C Ja of the hoard of , and Roberts were misusing the mnJoi it y w ith results that leave plans for their tr a n s f e r had been was announced by a bugler who of early re tu r n s last night. Of the to them told me that they would role*, members the Chuluota school, sounded mesa call and the personal 1,310 precincts in the stute, 279 of ^ive their suhs< tiption to some one 1 trustees of K Veroav and J. W grand ju ry , but ruled out the ste n ­ the Republicans more ut st-u than changed and would be kept a Se­ and Mi* F. o g ra p h e r who hus been taking ever. cret. flag of tho general with the colors which hud reporttsi at 9:30 p. m . 1of the contestant* Osteen of the hoard of tr u ste e s of down the proceedings. The court "There was no l a Follelte ticket Htrong Force Guards Courthowe*. of New York nnd the uution were in they gave Ransdell 25,359; Thomas “Tltis i* tiie week to work vour district No. 2 in which the laike sustained Mr Wise's point that the in the field to cut heavily into their For the sentencing of R ld ia rd the lobby. H undreds of officers 13,457. hardest. Everyone with few ex Mary school is included, were p re s­ presence of outsiders was im prop­ vote, as it will in the AA’estrrtl I-oeli und N athan L. Leopold,1 who had served under Pershing in In the S ixth congressional ill* 1option* will subscribe if solli Ued e n t a t the meeting and gave theti er uhd would invalidate an indict. states uifd in many of the Eastern confessed kidnaper-murderer* Fra nc e w ere am ong the 1,500 14-yenr old Robert Franka, huhtrict, where the only contest for a Get nut and see them and mukc opinions on the bids submitted, ment. sla te s also. guesta. soul m the lower house of congress them sign now when they call do stated Mr. laiwtoii. "They have fulii-n considerably dreds of detectives, policeroan, Mr. Roberts said the present pro­ M ajor G eneral Robert Leo B ul­ The utinuul report of County ceedings w o ul d he a b a n d o n e d hut below the majority of 1920 on the mounted and motorcycla pa trollyou the most good lard, the ra n k lh g officer present, was on. George K. Favrot had u to. "T he cam paign is ju st s ta rtin g — Supt. T W. Lawton for the fiscal tha t a new stu rt w o u l d Ik* made face of the latesl returns todny. !in c 11, formed a bristling b a r r ie r said farew ell to Gen. Pershing, lal of 7,922 to 3,2l)H for Bolivar one day of real work would put y ear ending June 30 wus submit later. They fuce the necessity of proving u ImjuI historic Cook county er whose re tir e m e n t takes place F r i ­ Kemp, his opponent for renomma- aiiv one ahead. Don't stop until struct ion. th a t their victory was not a klan at court building and two auto Nvw Angles of le nses, day, S e p te m b e r 12. lie paid a trib- tlon on re tu rn s from 86 of the 177 the goal is reached. ted to the Imard II wns approve,I bile load* of picked riflemen precincts in tho district. victory. "W e do not want any indict­ ( Continued on page 3) ami was ordered forwarded to the CAUL I.AKE. chosen to uccompany Judge J< Arizona. ment* that are no good," he sunl. I sta te superintendent of public inC am paign Manager R ( a v o r l) to his last week itfj I’ilO K N IX , Sept. 10.—Governor ■Additional fuels and m a t t e r s hnv> Four contracts for tiie tra nsput criminal court's section. George W L H unt, cundlilute foi COMM I M S I S At "ITA K tut inn of pupils to and Trom the come to our uttention siia e the Throughout the ulght e x tra renomiiiation for his fifth term school* in this county were first investigation, which wete not guards awaited In Judge C a t r m _ ^ ^ available ut that time, and these ns goveiuor, took u commanding W ARSAW , I'olund, Kept 9.— uwunied. They were court mom and patrolled th* c rim ­ lead in a three-cornered race fm Disturbances due to Communists for triitispnrtutinn of t>u|iils from facts and m a tte rs relate to entirely inal court building. With da the gubernatorial nomination in the are grow ing more numerous in Guhriellu to the W inter I'aik new angles of these oil leases the force was augumented Democratic priinury, according 1 . I’olund, especially in the eastern school, aw arded to Ja m e s K asuk. which Mr Bomereiie and myself ly and 500 armed men had iM scattered r e tu rn s cuinpiled here 1*ections o f 't h e t ountry. The cab consideration 60 u m onth; for ure (h in g e d with investigating. Twelvv meniliers of the Sanford t lolls to enter the six-story Tho City re g is tr a tio n books which last night. Ate cannot go into details or the met is considering nu-usures of • trunsportutiiin of tiupils from ('handier of Commerce were the have been open fo r the past 19 precise nuture of this in v e stig a ­ guest* of the Orlando Chamber of' lug at 7 a. in. protection. (Continued on page 3) On the last night of u tion." days, previous to th e bond election P H O E N IX , Kept. 10.—Complete Commerce at ll* weekly luncheon us to their fate, the s la y e r s 1 to be hold on Septem ber 22. will be return* from 64 precincts out of Members of the senate investi­ Tuesiluy ut noon. That it was a closed T h u rsd a y n ig h t a fte r having 479 in the stute in T uesday's pri g a tin g committee responsible for most i-njoyuhle <ind enthusiastic appear worried over today’a j . been open f o r th e required period mury gave for governor: digging out the original evidence meeting was the unanimous decla­ hilitica. Both ate h e a rtily of 20 day*, s ta te d CHy Clerk L. R. Democrat, Osborn 622; Sum utl ure coin-Jetely mystified and un- ration of each member of the Kan- then read books, re tirn g St p. in. '* ' t W Phllipa to a repreacntatlve of The (Continued from puge 3) tible to nirtiw any light on what ford delegation. Prisoner* Had Good N ig h t, , ~ *M id thia m orning. | new changes are in prospect. Among those motoring to the The two youthful d tf s — ------------------------------D u rin g th U period, aald Mr. Phii“City B eautiful" were: President rose a t 6:40 this morning,,*! At u meeting of the City Flan-petition signed by 10 property owuip*,, th e re ha va b e e n very few reg S t a t e H S e e k i n g R e t u r n E dw ard Higgins, Mayor Forrest ght t iatrution*. V otera who h*ve prev- I J 0 | ) r n T n v M n n a v I n ' nR Commission Tuesday night it ers in th e section surrounding the l-ake, Robert J. Holly, J. G. Ball, alumliter. They ate m j f g c O U I I 1 X O A w a s decided to recommend to the I site of the proposed filling Hlution ipualy. registered a n tn o t required to John Me inch, E. A. Douglass, 1* A. b re a k fa st consisting o f eggs, 1City Commission th a t a num ber of wus in the hands of the body usking r e g ia te r again and th e new r e g is­ Bruinluy, L. I Fraxier, George W. sausage and coffee. Several \<>RK, S*pt. 10.—Govern- street*, which so far have not been thut Mr. Sm ith not he allowed to tr a tio n s a r e few in number. Mr. or NEVA Sm ith today approved a contract included in the city str e e t paving c onstruct the Htuliuu because of its K night, Dr. S. Puleston, Joe C am ­ of chewing gum ware on th* TOKIO, Sept. 10.— Yutnindo Philips declared t h a t ao f a r a i he whereby New York will join a n u m ­ eron and R. AA', Pcarman, Jr. _ t. I m . influence on nearby property. Kushfbiki, often railed the P. T. p iu g ra m , be paved. They arc M ar­ ., know, th e r e have not been more b e r of other ntatua in joint auH Mr. P e a rm u n staled th a t m em ­ Harnum of Ja p a n a n d 'w e lt known Tiie visitors, upon tf)eir arrival, th a n 16 o r - 20 new names added to a g a in st the United States g o v e r n ­ tin S treet from Hanford Avenue to Bark Avenue, a w idth of 2o feet; ber* of the plunning body in­ am ong shuw folk jn the United w ere welcomed hy the members of th e roll. m ent for u re tu r n of direct taxes W hen asked w h a t t iie 'a p p r o x i­ approxim ating $300,000,000, paid Kpurling S tre e t, S anford Avenue spected the site this morning, hut S tates, has died a t hi* home In the Orlando body and later w«re ia over today,” Loeb told • Leopold K tuhlhiki became formally proaontad with the key* tendant. m a te n u m b e r o f .voter* e le g tb b immediately a f te r th e Civil w ar. to Bark Avenue, a w idth of 16 feet; us yot have taken no definite a c ­ K am akura. to the c ity by Dr. G. IL Edwards, tenca. fori, the electkln ‘h ,- Mr. Philip* Florida is am ong those listed hy Katie S tre e t, Sanford A venue to tion on the m utter. Mr. Koutb d e ­ knuwp Qiouiand* of Americana Ja il attaches said t h a t If •ta te d t h a t -no figure* were avail- Sta te a A ttorney General S herm an Bark Avenue, a w idth of 16 feet. clared, he says, th a t tiie filling s t a ­ when he waa in c h a r g e of the J a ­ president of Out Kiwanla Club, a b b a t present b u t th a t in a few as having adopted o r negotiating Seventh S tre e t from B ark Avenue tion will be u beautiful s tr u c tu r e panese concession on the Bike a t A fte r the presentation of tha had not known this V U th a dmya th e book* w>U be checked by contracts providing f o r p a r tic ip a ­ to Oak Avenue; and Eleventh and not of the ordinary or mediocre the Louisiana Purchase Ex|>oaition g u e sts, the gavel w as turned over on which tha prisoners war*; to President H iggins, who took sentenced, there Vould ba S tr e e t from S a n fo rd Avenuu to type. H . 'C . DuBose. r i g U tr a tio n officer tion in the joint ault. In 8 t . Louis in 1904. He was a c h a rg e of the meeting. • The local Auto D ealers Associa­ ictlon of or th ea boj boy* ta French Avenue. In tha action f o r th is county, a n d a t th a t time K. W. B earm an, J r ., re p re se n ta ­ tion presented a petition asking p io n e e r in introducing Jap a n e se Mr. Holly was the first Sanford cate Lb* pending proceedings. th e num b e r will be ascertained, U-opold tive of th a p lanning body, **1* pre s­ th a t i t bs allowed to e stablish a e n te r ta in m e n t to the United S ta te s, speaker, and told of the grow th of I Both Loeb and . . tained. and also in Introducing the aiovlng the city since he moved here from calm and unperturbed a t B o’t dissembling plant on the property ent a t th e called m eeting of the I t w a s learned from Mr. PhilljJs City Commission th is morning and opposite the new w aterw orks plant. pic tu re to Ja p a n . Orlando several year* ago. il* thia morning. t h a t tho p re p a rin g for the election a c ting for th e P la n n in g Commis­ The pla n was tu rn e d down because prophesied th a t Orlando and Ban- 1 They war* to be U j u s t a* he did fo r the last bond ford would continue to grow, and “bull pen” adjoining tha HON O LU LU Bept. 10.—S e v e n ­ sion recom m ended t h a t the ahpva of th e objectionable hoard fence election, held la s t J a n u a r y . Two th a t would surround th e plant, Mr. road* be peavd u n d e r the present t h a t th e ir g ro w th would ba sim ul­ room, where they a r e to ha teen are dead on H a napopq Island ballot boxes will be used, he aaid, tvneed a t 9 or V:30o ‘clock. - j taneous. unless he is instructed otherwise Kauai, as a result of a d a s h be- c o n tra c t of th e c ity w ith the H u t­ P a a r m a n declared. P ro p e rty ow ners of Union a n d Th* entrance to tha c ourt M ayor L ake waa the next reprer C ity A tto rn e y George A. D e C o t­ tw eeu strik e rs and w orkera on Me- to n E n g in e e rin g end Construction Mellonvllle Avenues were prsoent H A V A N A . Bept. lO .- M a n u e l sentativo o f the visitors, giving • ing w as guarded hy a squad *, one of which will be fo r the Hryde plantations y esterday, a c ­ Com pany. freeholders or ow ners of real prop-cording to word received he re t o ­ 1 T h e - 'q u e s tio n o f W . A. Roolh a t the m eeting and asked t h a t a A s to r g a y Soperina*, chief of the num ber of vital ala l Lxtics to ahow t e c t l v n , each member o f ' building a filling sta tio n on Weet new p la t o f the land in th e section c la im s d epartm ent of the United tha g r o w th of hla c ity . Only a faw closely scrutlnlm d < a r ty while th4 oth e r will be fo r day. F i r s t S tr e e t ip w h a t la called a r e s ­ in which th e y reside be m ade. Thia R ailw ays of H avana, has ju st com­ y w m s g u . 'h a said, th a censusi n f t a r i n g 1 One company of national g u a r d s ­ k h W * votera. A legal eeport of the election n«*M ltA ted th a t i s e p a r ­ men a n d two squads of machine idence section w a s b r o u g h t up t>ud t r a c t includes the p ro p e rty fro m p le te d 80 ye a rs of service w ith the th# c ity w aa approxim ately WXW, while noty t h a n a r * IQ.OOT in the a t e count of the freeholder* vote* gunner* were sent to th e trouble discussed a t the m eeting of* the U nion A venue north to S ix th S tr e eitt coinpunv w ithout being a bsent! a ^Continued 00 page #J • 1 (Cogtiuued, d a j p la n n in g comraiaaion la st night. A ‘ »; ' (Continued on pa ge 9) . single aay. gone immediately. ■ * 1 ’ be kept, be added. 1 v Sentence In Keepj With Precedent State, Caverly LAKE A D V IS E S CONTRACTS FOR QUICK ACTION TWO SCHOOLS BY CANDIDATES ARE AWARDED 12 Members Local ChamberCommerce Visit Orlando Body C ity Registration Books Will C lo se On Thursday Night ______ Planning Commission Recommends Paving Several Outlying Streets Noted Jap Showman Dies in Kamakura 17 Are Killed In Honduran Clash Deserved Vacation After Long Service B - ■'W i& jrX ■ Awl ■' t ‘ 3K ^ �n il li(I 11f l .....................................................................................................................................................» ♦«♦*♦♦♦<»♦♦♦♦.............* * w The Time is PassingYou Must Act at Once rp | l o be Victor/ The tim e is passing—passing—pavstiig. More young Indies art* working every day to win on** of the valuable prizes ofTered l»y The Herald. 'I'he t t.mpetilion is getting «d router as the days pass. Ami every da\ sees I he contestants more delerniineil than ever to win that Buick. 'I’he Sanford Herald's big Salesmtinship Campaign has just ’darted. These are golden hours of opportunity lor you to go to work in your spare time and win one ol these hamlsome and expensive prizes. Win* wouldn’t work for a Ihiiek Six? Who would fail to give a few hours of their lime getting suhseriptions I*»r t tie lleraid when, by so tloinif, there is a chance of KettiiiK a heautiful automottile for nothing? And especially is the oiler made hy The Herald a most liberal one because of the fact that no contestant who remains active can fad to win. Those who do not win one of the valuable prizes will he paid a ten per cent com­ mission. Hid you ever hear of a better ollei 7 N You who read these lines can win. hut to do <• will require action, prompt action, on your part. Kill in the nomination blank appearing on this page and send it tq The Herald. You wdl then I supplied with the necessary receipt hooks and instructed, and then you are flee to make every minute count. Hy a little extra effort, you can overcome the lead of the imw ailivo contestants and forgo to the front. You t AN D o IT d von W AN !' to do d u c e d S a t u N i g h a f t e r r t d a . . f f ij | y . P W o M ake Every Day This Week Count For the M o st ..../ •j. 4 . 4 . j . 4.4. 4-4-4- + + + •> Hut you cannot afford lo delay anothei day. Koine to the office of TDK SANKoltD IIKKA1.D now name in nomination and start out to WIN Somebody with no more energy, m iv e m alnlitv than wdl win this Hunk. Kan you afford to let the opportunitv pa*- ” Think hard! Value Kin'll Hill••••-■ t)it |..|i i., T|,, VOTE S a n t ,,i .| It- m i l u i l l * of $1350 The opportunity is good. It depends largely on live ability of tla* indi­ vidual to get results. No worker can lose who remains active in the cam­ paign until the end If one of the valuable prizes is not won a contmirsion of ten pel cent will he given you. It is an opportunity such as ><nin*.i but The contestant who takes advantage of every minute she I ecps continually plugging away at the task will he able to see In votes steuddv and rapidly* increasing. He a co i intent worker, not a spasmodic worker. Plan your camjmtfn o that ' hi will d >things m a system atic manner. Make every day. every iour and i • i v >top you lake eount for the most. And then when you h#ve it your -Kale stuk to it, never wavering, hut with your eyes on the first priz* this beautiful Huick, your Buick. Rules of Campaign h u r l y In'llinti.-f n ilu« i>.s o t will 11. \ < 11.< i n u ■ fu r e v e r y i w u w i c k ..uuiiy: I In ■ui i i | mi gi itu m In Kii Five-Y r u r MutiM i i|ii i' ' n I t u D . i d v 11• i ... ■I j. mi F o u r - Y e a r m i I»m i i | i im (• l b Daily l l i i . i l a T h r e e - Y e a r s u b - . 1 11*1 imi i n T l w Da l\ I l i i . i M ):*l m T w o - Y e a r s i i Iim i i | i inn i n T i n D.olv I t c i a M $ I I i O n r - V r i i r s u b s i r i|Ui n o . flu* Daily l l . i a M $7 lie K l x M o n t h s : nil i 11 |*t i. n i n Tti e Dailv I l i i . i M $1 I h r r c . M n n t h i i m i I’- i i i|H i . n t . , 1 h Daily II t . i l i | $ l S iiIm-i 111■I ion* lo The Smifi id Iter I iiileil *'inles al l In- regular lali-s. ■■It Hi- must lo- a iiiim puiilid to I lie n o I Kivr* >rar’HutiMi i|i* nai t I'm VV■ k'y II....11 bluin' I I oili I Vear *> J I fr e e -Vrdf I Tw u-Vrnr -. i 1 1 • I inn i .. II. n u l l . ■ <|.( i .m t . Ii m i ! i .m i l|il i i h t I One- year -ul. ,i | liui. i. I I• VV i i I 11 11 1 A 11ail e -I a ill will not In pit mil till to pool h. i voles in favur of sum. ol In i roolesl .m l. Voles i mi not I m- tr a n s f e r r e d f i .n i one rniilestaiil lo anol lo t i .Oil } \ n VV ■ -I ■ y II ■ i .. M *i. no VVt - i l . l y I I . ■. , 1. • f I o n No i in| • 111 v ee ul l l ie S a l l l o i d H e r a l d , nr m e m b e r ol tils hi ta r / ai ui l v Hill lie ■illio'i il to e n t e r tills i .1III|i.ii|tII. In. K• . k l> II. ... 1.1 te ne . * piling up v o t e s for yourself. THIRD I colli Cstullt I I I I I I I *tf It is a simple matter to secure subscriptions for Sanford’s only tu’»v paper. I’uhlishing all the local news and happenings from Seminole con* t v, The Sanford Herald is in demand in every household. Contv-stuntii find it a comparatively easy matter to get readers not only in Sanford nr in nearby section;, hut in neighboring towns and cities. Diamond Solitaire Ring TO • Don't let one minute go to waste. See a l l ;. o;:r fr: 'ml?, am! . ,.i t th«am m your behalf. Hut don’t depend entirely on them to do all tin- work for you. t ’ndoubtedly they will do all they can to help you, hut to make your­ s e l f a winner you must put every spare moment you have into tin* busitieu seldom. SKCON1) I'KIZK HOW fitit*. V ii11ininiition blank. when |>io|M*rl)' rilled mil with the name a.id ad Hie s ul llie iiiiitesl.ini nomiii.ileil. will if i%e lh.il |ief'iio so iiiuiiiiuiti d fen thousand votes. ■ fluty one nomination will to in-dited lo unv one con I esi itnl. ”* • Edison Phonograph ’"!<•! in u handsome •im*c a ny home. Kan >• i I’tntio Company Value $185 NOMINATE YOURSELF OR FRIEND lllilv one p u r e will Im- u n a id e d anv one route lunl th e winner of the In si will not In- eligible lor any other prize oi • omnimsioli I his ( !>u | i>iii , vv lii-ii neutt'. <u: t paper, is good tm Ino votes in The Hera Id’s Sidesman htp t.iiiipaigii | >i lowing contestant: Cut This Coupon NAM E bring it in— it means ADDUKSS 10(1 \oli\s for the per­ son whose name ap­ N^HGood Unless Voted on nr Before Sept. Kt pears upon it. ■>• > <• 4- 4 - * • + 4 -< - + + * ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ s'-T K i:;;::::::: SA M uUU IlKKALD, Sanford, Florida. 4 f* Ci. titl^men . ’ I hereby-nominat*..........j, , vv I n i s c . „ „* f i L! t. : ., t •;*t - ' S a le a m a n llh ip . Ogm- ’- , h I *' ' ■ ' ......................................... — f, . ............................................ a <' 1 hi-* iKuiiiiiatioii. in accordance with the rules and condition* 0 ; the contest, iiititli-.s niv niiminoe In IfinOf) Votes. !. 1‘ J i i g n The Saleam anahip C am paign U*gAf| Friday m orm n g, A u g u s t 29, and will end at ten o’clork p. in. S a tu r d a y , November 22, 1921. Tins ca m pa ign ii» to lie cundiicted-on a fair, square and im pa rtia l liaais and I he prizes will be aw arded to tin* c o n te sta n ts securing the largest n u m ­ ber of ii4 ra . In order th a t there shall be no question in the ininda of any person relative lo the fa irn e ss of th e c am paign. I he H erald will select Ihree judges who will al th e end of lb* c am paign, count the voles .th a t have been cast and will a w a rd the prize* to the winners. a i i i l i , ->s js - ADDKKSS those c o n te sta n ts who fail lo live up to th e rules of the cam paign will rnuy have had. Said forfaited lotrti can not be applied-to any other candidate. a. The derision of Ik* C am paign M unagef will be final in ull controversies a tisiug between candidates. *************** lie subject to suspension, thereby fo rfe itin g all r ig h ts th\y AT “ S tt u n i D istant tn T H K S A N F O ItD IIE R A L ,D ’S VII Miles to Im* counted In I h(. rr e d it of r o n l e - l ii n l s in th is r a m p a ig n should Im- m ailed l o T h e S a n f o r d lle r n ld o r d elive re d perso n a lly In the Cain p.itgn M a n a g e r at I'he H erald o flire. Kill in— mail it at coupon n o m in a t io n I onli-klanls who remain arlive m llie cam paign until the rlo.se and who tail to win one ol thv pri/e.. Hill In paid a cuminissiun of ten per eenl on the uinoiinl I hey have secured in auliM-ri|illon«v. The H erald w ants no c o n te st­ ant lo work without rem uneration and wlU pay nil those who I .ml to win one ol the valuable prize* a rommissiqn of te n per i ent provided the contesiaiu re nui i ns active unlit the end of t h e -campaign ' a tia ia a te s vvhn a r e m in iin a tc d w ill o n l y nomination blank lo eount 10,(100 Votca. b « c r e d i t e d w ith a*1-*;, �caaary Lands for a Municipal a pproved a n d confirmed I of Ronds by th e C ity of S a n f o r d , : Florida, on U iia -tb c -lCth day of A ugust, A. D. 1924.^ C em e te ry and to Imprtivo a n d De- jb'y the electors o f said CfijF, nnd Ulorldn, in Ute Sum of O n e H un-1 -+ FORREST LAKE, velop th e Lands so P urchased to w h e th e r the-bonda provided f o r by dred Thousaad Dollars f o r M u n l-f A G A IN ST T H E A P P R O V A L of Make tho Sam e A daptable for the said ordinances shall be issued by cipsl Purposes, thb Proceeds D e -’l thnt C ertain O rd in a n c e o f th e C ity As Mayor of the City of S nnford, "A G A IN ST the n p p h j 'v a l ^ o f Florida. th e City o f S a n fo rd , Florida, in rived from the Sale T h e r e o f to b e ' o f Sanford, F lo rid a , e n title d : "An-! | Purpose A foresaid, We nre hendqunrtera for the very besl .1 , Used f o r the Purpose of, O pening, Ordinance P ro v id in g f o r a n Iss u e tha t certain ordinance o f the 0 1 1 / F O R R E S T L A K E , ' th e m a n n e r a n d f o r th e purposes „ ,, _ , , . empowered to c a n «n ricctic.. . i t W YO RK , Sept. 10—S ogrc ga - and a n ordinance num bered 82, e n­ HOSTON ICEBERG,. NEW YORK or S L In aald .o rd in a n c e s provided a n d Grading, Curb nf P a v .n g a n d lm - o f Hands by th e C ity o f S a n fo rd , j ° f Snnford, Florida, rn titio d : (Sen!) S. O. CH A SE, titled: o f th e coal p ro p e rtie s o f th? termlne t^ L ^ tie stfo n of* the «ct f o r th I proving Certain S tr e e ts and ' P ud - Florida, In the S um o f F i f t y TIi>uC. J. M A RSH A LL, LETTUCfc and WHITE PARIS ROMAINe rS N ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 10 ‘AN O RD IN A N CE PROV ID IN G . Providing for nn __ w ro carefully inspected Tic** sb o rg h a n d W est Virginian t An O, rdinance ,n Ir*c» darkARRANTY D EED S F I L E D n . . . „ , . , , " . . . .. h l J Thoroughfares in the C ity of aund Dollars, th e P roc e e ds to - be A s th e City Commission o f tho r r a c tic a llv nil the insect life o f 1 F 0 R A N IS S U E OE' BONDS BY’ 11,000 of th« bond* pm vi^cd enn furnish any qunntity of this desired. BED* Editor's Note: H e r e a r e 12 r „ r e no loitcrrrB o r prosIssue o f Bends by the City of SanA nd I, F o r r e s t Lake, as M ayor s , nford> Florida," and F O R Iw a y C om pany was ordered Derived from th e S ale T h e r e o f to C ity of Snnford, Florida. W ASHINGTON, Sept. 10.— u rdinrT le ,,i;y,fi projects which the recently j ,pcctstors before this build- leaving the ^scent. G ioige W. Knight and wife to pnday by tho road's directors ford, Florida, in the Sum of O n e 'to f th e C ity o f S anford, F lorida, p o N D S I w u S } ' of ‘ he drx-ision to keep the worldbe Used to Build and E quip a Mu- A t t e s t : formed J u n io r Cham ber of 1•'l i i man II. Lloyd for lot four o f Open Air School of this city by ' I this lime. ’ . SUM °O ¥F T E N ! Section fl. T h a t tho fort. v, HUM a t th e sa m e time called for Hundred T housand Dollars for Mu- nnd we, F o r r e s t Lake, S. O. Chase ' ‘ * ________________ ________ _ niclpal J n il," n«'is jn W ashington until Dc* ‘ "mnicrce is de voting its nnd A G A IN ST ! ' I'-k 13. tier thro., o ' E. It T r a f - P erry E. Wetmore, naturalist. T h t ' D I O U S A N D l O w l y Heavily Guarded. DOLLARS, L. R. P H IL IP S , _ fhe0P,°cn’ta le a l b° V ° 7 U" FOR ballot fo r said election kt tnnsc Day, Sept. 12, wns an* ip tio n o f th e com pany's $0,wholehearted etTorts tow ard furd's map. ronslde rntion $1,500. collection, which ni» l^al/ i , >UrI^.BCI« the ^ rocce<1" D c " nd C: Jm M" " h“ !!’ a * Vh ° Cit>’ A G A IN ST T H E A P P R O V A L - o f BONDS. John R. C averiy'piloted by i b re a st Docket Th"v fr,°T th,‘ ' having Ml. Wetmore ' M U N IC IPA L P U R PO SE S, T O E as follows, to-w it: ' ' <!'1i nm need today hy M ajor Gen­ j C ity Clerk of the City of Sanput into efTect ns soon rived from th e Sale T hereof to be Commission of th e C ity of Sanford, • f V|v00, p r e f e r r e d stock Issue and , besllr o e n t nnu w ile to p,. c . w n sy e n r* in collectmg. is monnted PRO CEED S DERIV ED ye force o f m o to r police- of Bobby’s l,r„u .„ ,,fl one FROM eral Patrick, chief of the a r m y " s possible. Floridn. FOR th c npprdVsl of th a f tucking* •Smith. J r „ for lot.* five and sVven WEI.AKA BUILDING--------------------------I'HONe ' ) to offajr. to common stock- Used f o r the Purpose of Opening, | Florida, do hereby a p p o in t Susan ,hnl Cortain 0r(linnncc o t th e C ity guarded on nil sides by J Bnd his cap. "Port " tnck a ir -crvicc. Under new nrMajor l e a g u e Team for Snn~ ' -- ------------------;------------- ' A u g 20-27; Sept.3-10-17. ‘7 'hoex " I " of Markham Park ‘ -------------' S A ,' K T H E R E O F TO BE j tain o u m V w r t “tkc S t ? 7 -*n» th<k tIk \ z to subscribe to G ra d in g , C urhlng. P aving nnd ! m - , H. W ight, R. C. M atw ell and of Sanford, Florida, entitled: "A n ranei merits. the n?xt hop for leff.ccrs, reached the crlm’The ' nuVom„hn» Use,I tVas oh Eud Ball Park. T he said election h e re b y orde re d ! | i’ll- »wi t ,000,000 capital stock of the proving C ertain S tr e e ts and Public Alice F i|ta , inspectors of aald elec- Ordinance Providing for an Issue 7 ci s Addition. Consideration F I F T E E N SU R V IV E MOTHER. «’SED TO PU R C H A S E AND A C - »ford. Flori.b. tw enty - m i, n u t-e-s • — of . lUijKsI fro m « „ T J Dayton, which is scheduled i\»r n . . .— Xrum • .1 ...II..,I _ II . L .1 ,1 4--‘ - 1 ‘ ' Municipal outdoor rw jm m ing nnu. -r ~ *|— :--------- — : . ■ M ■ trn ir g h - T e r m in a l Coal Com-----Q U IR E THE mioutos hud had m ade «ad wa* was of (the rnren, |in a few i c n miiiUten he *«m » » v ■ pool. tomorrow, is postponed u n til . n H room. rnnni t 'p n* I,«*u ■ ■ ■ D R i a i j i L i i i M i R i H D r s a M i i « R i i i i i i a i R a i i R i a R t j p a l l |l l R | | | | | | | | j | | | 'j ‘"wipnny to Pomp Wthe m c ourt '' vvrtlrl*. fiold’s porsm.nl .Saturday, at the earliest. nOU n.N A N EZ,............. F r a m ..e . Kept. .9.. I . A N I * FOR A M U N I C I P A L 1 FOR AN IS S U E ^ O P BOND^ K T o ^ U o n Z l * dH 70h r0dr0n o hr i d 7 " ln thC C“ y ° f San' said "*MXelection.' t l o ? Vid Spe° r’ CWrk “*1"! lU,n,y hy iht\ City Uf S a ,,fo " i' j “ n.l r e m i s e d V t ' h e m a nned J r e ' i cat rail v located plnygroiind ford .Florida, r n"•Ummnd r - 1 “ obtain it •I |i ti l«i Ilnrt ” ’"ic I r.innr for lot nin» of Thc u n u su a l-rig h t has just hern i I: i It was emphasized th e de* »unrl,. o f “R ichard; (4ho. j-oathi Florida, in the Sum of One H un- „r r jhed hy th e ordinances and Charf"r children. 4 '. w u m n l names. action was regarded in the and an ordinance numbered 83, e n ­ Inv i* due entirely to the desire The form of b allot for said elec- ' ,|r(.,| Thousand Dollors for Munitw n .y m inutes before t h o ! reg iste re d at two ...... . . . AxsiVt^flt ’ Pdb>h, r fAr» • Bfjrjf ter of the City of S n n fo rd , Flor- ■ ■11 -1 tclal d istric t as the first step titled: , tc give the lliers the opportun'or the court to cconvene, tot o n v e n e 'j H»hed t wo ’hnnk” , , ° Mnh tion shall be ns follows, ln-\vit: School. cipnl Purposes, the Proceeds De­ id". B y # eventual consolidation of the al completed tho group : T be ransom letter was nr . r»l An Ordinnnce Providing for nn Fliininiitien of many obstruc­ I ' l v f'» participate in Defense O F F I C I A L B A LLO T r g h and West Virginia with rived from the Sale Thereof to be , nay at the national capital, nnd presented tho fa m ili"rt t,r well in advance of the L. W IT N E SS the h ands of F o r r e s t £ tions on sidewalks. G r e a te r Nickel Plate system, Issue of Bonds hy the City of S n n ­ Bond Flection ; Ifrndants. se*|pd. ‘ ‘P0 ‘‘"■nnping. because of mechanical fail, Used for the Purpose of Opening, |.Jlkr. n , Mn y o r of th e C ity of » PU R P O S E A FO R E SA ID ,’ nnd PO SES, T H E PR O C E E D S ‘ Electric signs a t entrance to . not ir being organized by the Van ford, Florida, In the Sum of One ( Shellluuik ha rm . No ronstdeialien . i .e u het. urc of the planes. of the fjO *. in. Rolrcrt S . .1-owe, .SanliirdU'. ij . G rading, Curbing. P aving nnd Im- Sanford, F lorida, F o r r e s t Lake, S. ■ I given. A G A IN ST BONDS." irtngcn interests of Cleveland, H undred S ixty Five Thousand to , t Z m RIVED H tO M THE SA littorney, nnd his nssU ta n ta City of Snnford. Florida. Auto Cpmf. for totirist- at tloned re g a rd in g this possible proving C ertain S tre e ts and Public p . i hase nnd C. J, M a r s h a l l , 'a s £ Th r..r dead. >vines Seht.ltz Fa rm s Company W A SH IN G TO N . Sqpt. in .we, Thomns M arshall, Dollars for Municipal Purposes, the w e ' e n t r a n c e t< > citv. S e p te m b e r 22nd, 1921. TO b e used fo: lopment, F rank E. Taplin, ° I* • Svincs fur <<>i*11**r t T horoughfares in the City of San- lh„ < ity Commission of th e City £ ivsge and Milton Sm ith, Washimrti.n had a chance today to ' township V r l l l z l l t r i l I v L i 1 1 Y/» O l vI,“ B become effective immeciiate- T ilK P U R P O S E O F O P E N ! Sanford-Maitlhlld is iliflsnti.sfied, lint when a man hia money's worth )uforty-foot ___ 19. -outh tang,. .„i a n of the P ittsb u rg h ___ and Proceeds Derived from the S a l e ---------------------------- — _____________ aIway. | their seats before ford. Florida." and A G A IN S T „f Sanford. F lorida, a tte s te d l.y ■ pav,>d highway. piny host a little lunger to the , U*o lot It; „f Florida Land and lv upon it* pa-SHge ami adoption. GRADING. CU RBIN G PA U , p l b5rrn^ f” [ 0Whh k h ‘" ♦ I was a m en£ 1 Virginia, did not deny the | T hereof to lie Used to F ninrge, Make n Cross (Y ) Murk In-fore BONDS. Enthusiasm in cmmc<ti.,n pleased, and this is what we are doing in Rosnlnnd Heights. \ n OrHinnnrc Providing for nn I s ­ Adopted thin 11th day of A u g - 1AND w i l d lliers heeuuse there is vir ' "litu rn tion 1 R. Philips. Clerk of th e C ity of ,h» . tri-adustcd f „ Company'.e e le n IMPROVING CERTJ Ipmsccutors w ere nccompn- •he- University with Yacht Basin. K E ' 'S im ors have been c u rre n t jn Im prove and Extend the S e w e ra g e “ F o r the A pproval, Etc." or licI'lim tation Ni coii-iilrrat io list, A. D. 1924. tfiully on prospect of their leaving S.vifnrd, F lorida, and tho c o rp o ­ •i given sue of Bonds by (hr City of S a n ­ S T R E E T S A N D PU B L IC TIIOI Samuei E ttlcson, personal letter w ritten, the tv o o w r iiL Ilonuliticntinn Meeting at fall S tre e t th a t ns soon ns the S ystem of the City of Sanford, fore "A guinst the Approval, F ir ." dheart I: and Gramlie* s . hef •»rr tomorrow. n r . real o f the City of Snnford, F O R R E ST LAKE. j for Jacob F r a n k s , fa th e r damaged badly nnd thrown i m ^ , , Tampa October !>th. j H U G H FA R E S LN T H E CITY OF ford. Florida, in the sum of ten present Nlckol Plnte m e rg e r was Florida, ns may he Y our Choice. b» A h S jnldont f.., | .t- K,. FOR T H E A P P R O V A L of th a t | victim, lie announced that l«K«>on in Jackson Park " w m g to the mi: Imp of the New Alfiiiation with United StateC. J. MARSHALL. Dtnpleted and the new system put titled: SANFORD. FL O R ID A ,’ and FO! | ------------------------------ _ ---------------- Certain Ordinance of tlie City o f Thousand Dollar* for Muniripnl inks would not be present Junior Chamber of Commerce. * operation, the Van SwenrinOrleati-. which was foreetl to land 1 1 ,,k' Winterhomr ** StilHlivisiun " * r ' ‘ ' -11 i BONDS.” fV : “ 1«: ‘!hut H inhef,,', g of Purpose*, the I’rnccxxls Derived Obscivc Safety Week Sep­ liacc Edwin Gresham, , Jfco ft«nka boy's body, • contem plated the addition of nnd nn ordinance numbered 84, e n - 1 FOR T H E A PPR O V A L of that S n n 'o rd , Florida, entitled: "A n Mon nine t' Wilsiilp L’o , m a r Baltimort yesterday ns the A* the City Commission of the "A G A IN ST the approval o f thft^ from the sale thereof In Ik1 iiNcd tem ber 21st to 28th the hoy, tvas In court. her*/! • idrantffif <i F An Ordinance Providing for an Certain Ordinance of the City of Ordinance Providing for an Issue P itts b u r g h and W est Virginia •. J I m 1.1 . .V fl i f nt — , m— .1 ) i * ity i f Sanford, Florida. t h i r two plane- drove to W a s h ­ range 30 east. ('oiiM.I. r a l nm $1 (inn •erSain urtlinunce of the CUy of I the W heeling nnd I-ake Erie issue of Bonds l.y the City of San- Sanford. Florida, e ntitled: "A n „f Binds l.y the City of Sanford Cut prices on all sizes U n ite d , £ •*• Purchase and Arquire the nec ; ■ « . e itl •» . . »L1uURni I m * . ii 'iVk^on^'' k It w.i- reported th. morning by .. tin \lte -t ington to receive the welcome of the : lo t Uf - offi«, that Shei lit (' W f Lull pon ju st ou tsid e* j | l0 I' tt rea nBk s“ home hut He to give the Nickel P lato nn Sanford, Florida, entitled: Mr. Franks e:-ary landfor a Municipal Ntutes, Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik- ■ at t):2ft a. m. ng»in was absent. l-atei StWtrance Into the rich P i t ^ ^ ‘V T ^ P r M , n t l fl,r »" ™ T ld a . in the Sum of One Hun-' President Conhdgf nM,| tonm ltm uis *' h a n d will ret urr. l-idii I.. K P H IL IPS. (Seal) . ‘AN O R D IN A N CE PR O V ID IN G > fi'uin ( enietery anil to Improve and i Vi Thousand Dollars, the I *he CUy of Sanford, dred Sixty Five T housand’ D .d la r e ' n,/ t . n ! _ arirh steel district. Consolidation ■Ia. k'linvilie. it hi rr L•• XX•*,tt Ikys n u i n U M th flr f t m . 1 • » * i n ' ‘'lnrt“; S i ong ' l,''V Mr " ' l' * V y t Jerk crowd at Bolling field the ached I ° H NN ISSU E O F RONDS 81 P e t r . op tip. rami* mo Purchased Loch slightly sm iling at to ride in »a. taxi call to o f . th e P itts b u r g h T erm inal Coni he Derived from the Sale T hereof Florid.., in th e Sum of Ten Thou- f„r Municipal Purposes, the P r o - 1 1-' , . ' V u h « . |; « , ,r ! Iihd hop today In Dayton, ()., a p ­ t"». t a tg ■. f | ;,( IvHlls om. colmed I HU CITY O F SANFORD. FL O ! Liich was handcuff,.,! 0 ,-<]rta in d r u ^ s tu n Com pany with oth e r coal p r o p e r ­ to he Used to Build and Equip to rit.ikf the satin Vdaptnhle tor , ■hat gi-d " it Ij pf llllf bad . ho. 1. peared out ot qiie-t loll. sand Dollars, the Proceeds Derived Is Derived from the Sale J . ' t . l eu l t in E »H, a second g u a r d walk would receive o t h ^ e b ^ , . ,n‘ ties in the P ittsb u rg h distric t was I I " nil |H tty I: • da. in t h u srst of o! I hi' Purpose Wnrc-nol. • II*. It XXa* said All Forced Down. J f r " '" SBl" T hereof to he Used Thereof he Used to Enlarge. Im .J ' e , f. ■ structions „s t ,. how , , IV ....... one o f the aims of the directors in MU" ,flf,Bl jB il' rrMnil b. J.n k Hi; I I' E N A t'T E D I. A r i l l : IM c 4 A tor. . ,| Ian.ling Im the whole t h» negro was IM NDKFlt TH O U SA N D DOLo rd e r in g the se gregation of the to Purchase and Aequire the Nee- prove and Extend the Sew e ra ge ■ A l t rilA H A W p i/n " F ranks, 14-vrar old non .. , . . . *quad ron of world e r m - e r - and e- | i will police. n hT ' ! ! i Mr- Kr,,n^ knew hv LABt; F u l l M U N IC IPA L P U R . <'imdidati ff7„l till S,infold PI I OF T ill, t I T \ OF S \ N gWRerty, Mr. Taplin announced. Whereas, said four several o r - | c ssa ry Lands for a Municipal Ce.n- System of the City of S a n fo rd t . i A H A IN I h f c l ) II.gn cori n u irrid the flight fiom N e w ' Frnnks, retired prcniih>nt then ih k t his tpn was dend and nAn ( Irtiin.ince P r o 'id m g for nn '••’S I S . THU PROCEEDS D E . ’ FoRI*. F| ORIDA . Irith tho s tro n g c ash position of •finances provide for nn issue of e te ry and to Improve and Develop Florida," and FOR BONDS ktrh case m a n u fa c tu rin g f n * e d ,t q p,l|cr the taxigah. The School foot ball t e a m , 11it i i i Im r i n g J ^ o r k . The flier* with Major Gen. * Issue of Bonds hi the City of i th o coa! com pany, tim e and condi- bonds l.y the City of Sanford, the I jiih Is so Purchased t.. Make Mi hhoul 23, took |*u | in the fir -1 Patrick, chief of th. air service B 'U D FROM the s 'A tli S. . t ion | That t In i ity i '.no ami a fo rm e r pawnbrok- > itiths intended to instruct . ___________ . Snnford, Florida, in the sum of R t i o n a w ere proper to consider such Ikidnaped while en route to I ranks to board a fast tra m f.„ practice «»f the i-ea-Mi Tuesday aft leading, the v*cvrt squadron, tun THKKK o F TO b e u s e d f o i nn- p n ..f the City „f Sr.'f<»d, Florida, for municipal purposes in the Sam e A daptable for the Pura c a i v c t t i i l » , , » Ml.’) PALMETTO AVENUE is situated on Sanford Avenue, two miles from town. Lots high ,|n. • move, ho said, nnd with this end One Hundred Thousand Dollar* IH K I'l RPOSE O F O P E N IN f kly home a t 5052 Ellis Ave- the E ast and a t a specified point A G A IN ST T H E A PPR O V A L of into th. fog Just fler they . tossed Fl<>ip|a, do. m- it i xpedici* nipt t.. Aforesni<k" 1113 S a n fo rd Avenue l a View a com m ittee wn* appointed | t," ‘ " um “ f Three Hundred pose “ucsgo, from the ncarhv h," l n /•'««»■ '"-x containing the ertmon at Ninth Street park. and FOR that Certain Ordinance of the City the Nm-qtieTionni. rivet , ami to refill lor Municipal Fur po-e*. the GRADING. CURBING, PA V I! and well drained. New buildings going Up now. Good water, n t\ Nght, Gie I n -t interest of the C i ' , ■* in v e stig a te and rctiort hack to Twenty Five T housand ($328,-1 BONDS. ml of lhe H a r v a r d prepar- I money "oMm -Gfrom the train. Additional - -■— i*» Light ruli.-lhcntics. were > n Itie ) fuel tank* -emptied ... j .... ., him i the iip I*l„ Mlng K I’rtH-Cfd* Dcriixd front the salt AND of Sanford. Florida, e ntitled: “ An 0 board a t an e a r ly date. Mr. 000 0(0 Dollars, the proceed* de- ---- For the next HO days we are making a special low price. Easy term ,-om IMPROVING C E R T A IN Saufot d. F lot uin, to 1--110 bond* in hnol. « priv a te institution n", n " ,f non* Were in a le tte r placi d ve-terduv and at the com id. ion ' *r r " " 1 "K-'in-t a steady south win I I OR W O RK IN G P E O P L E . llterei l to he Fsed for (he I’ttrOrdinance Providing for an Issue T a p lin added: ST R E E T S NND PUBLIC THOI l hr “"m of Ti n Thoii>v .1 . H. Isle in the a fternoon I Th«. T ? ? " * ® r" ‘ k , in " car. .o f the wort u l, tlie la.y: declared ,! i in and see us and look it over while lots are cheap. rived from the snle of said bonds to 15 miles a n i n , N,.v s,.pf in ....... . ;1' A O A IN ST T H E A PPR O V A L of „f Bonds l.y the City of S n n 'o rd , ‘ " I t was f u r t h e r decided to call x Il'Ilt I pose of Opening, Grading, C urb­ u l'G I I F A K K S | \ T H E CITY O F j, lintir. N. 1921. I hat le tte r was found lutei at .. .. •• . I In i.est of w o rk e rs get out of ■ :irn| 4 xpi u>m ,l ( It xvjis t hi.- {bitt 11 Go Untvi ' tv of th e P itts b u r g h and West Virginia to lie expended in the following that ( ertnin Ordinance .if the Cit y Floridu, in the Sum of One H u n ­ M‘In i*i un lit, I'.., eed- to bi- der.Vid It ,|tl «h< 'a ntily was se a rc h in g I V<Lq , 1 . ing, Foiiii); and Inttirnting C e r­ f-AVFORD. " h e n the liver fails to act. ■ F U JR ID A ,’ W ii- r ai.I (.olid- ... Il,, 11 . I ra ilro a d com p a n y 's e ntire issue <>f manner, to-w it: week of iniiloi " o t k n o t s ’ lay* which kept Pie-tdeni n n d M r 1., 1! ' *' • |i\ (inv - tip -all of — o f Sanford, Florida, entitled: “ An dred Sixty Five Thousand Dollars m r the boy, a telephone ! Sfhor,,>' nf,Vr ,h '' Voutfis had " feel languid, hnlf-sirk ■ tain Street* nnd Fulilic Thoc- AG VINST BUNDS." i •I <' S« ruirhiif.i n . r tiih iferred shares, $9,100,000. for "• Gte t •II,,wing muc i. t pa I pin would informeri Mrs. F ra n k s ' l'" |,fo'i,* ed. Clarence S. Diirrow. put the team in excellent Coolidgi and memlier* of the cnhi (A) U nder a u th o rity of O r d i - 1 Ordinance Providing for an Issue for Municipal Purposes, the ! Y o - ! , | » ami discourngeil and think £ o u g h fo rrs in the City of Sanm ption, in accordance with the b* rt had been I v, , " '« n rrim n a l lawyer, and \V«1 Section 7. That thi* nnlinntkca I hope f"i harder p ta e d e e - next net and th e ir wive* w aiting fo u r, i , read again th. page- of 11„. p« ', t,.w il been kidm..... kidnaped, a r e g e ttin g lazy. Neglect .if ■ Sarif. ' in d i era* n u n tt,, fame,I 'W8 of the company nnd to of- nance No. 81, the sum of Ten i of Bonds hj £{)■,• City of Snnford. lord. Florida. reeds t" be Derived fn.m the S ale ftBenjamin H a.hra. h. broth- I " eek. wa.- safe, and th n t the *'i hum - or more m the rain at B u i- I ! l.mnn i live* ami t . . ,,| rh. 'i. sy m p to m s m ight result in a ■ iliall l a - mne effistivo immediately ' I .d e fra y t|>. co t ,,f purchasing Thousand Dollars, to purchase and i Florida, in the Sum of Ten Th common stockholders the right ID IT K.NAt Tf l> ItY T l | F FED irembi be advised f u r th e r h - ers, wore engaged in their la-half 1 ling Field I 'n d ii bet let .ondlliolis i. I ip a> t leologp iil h o . th e r e o f to |>e Used to En la rg e | v ^ spell, th e re fo re the sensible H ilrt | » ; « mill adoption. v .and ,. qu o it g tin m . . ,n \ landpurchase p ro ra ta the capital 'nituire the necessary lands for a 1 sand Dollars for Municipal Pur it ivery p i uhnldc that there Ih c ir hrst act was seek w rit' Itn re. over him. Fairly the the planes would bav. landed In I tguripe f.-uml op if,, ,, , k „ . (|| i e i* to ta k e a dose or tw o of ■ f i . f; u f j i i f ; . n \ u f s a n Stock of the Pittsb u rg h Terminal municipal cem etery and to improve | poses, the Proceeds Derived from Improve and Extend the S e w e r a g e * Adopt.'., tins l l t h day of Augni h a l.acs corpus |„ remove the boy” f"' a nt'iiip t|.al ......... and to "•II n. t be any footl.all ip-truc >rni"K Mr. Frank* re.eiv fore Poon, but Jigaillst the wind It is pust the meiln itie £ DODGE BUILDING, 112 W. SECOND STREET. F t »K 1. I I .u i n DA • era .sol t.. I , ,|, , ,„(liv Coal Company now in thp railway System of the City of S anford. 11■' 1 " r u*t. A. D 1924. »tlt I \ |n d special delivery from the custody of the sta te 's at mn-iox, and ... v. I..t. t|„ bindM ' •.led to p urify the system and ■ *P*n given the men helore next Gi«t cut them down f.. „ ;,n h |j j . 1 \ ,, '.tr e a s u r y , am ounting to 40,000 and develop th e land* so purchased the Sale T hereof I.. |,e Used to Florida," and A G A IN ST BONDS. b »lDi It ! S.}, il,.. Sec*ioii |. Thnt the • ity Coni te rn e y and have them p l a . . d m *arnig the s ig n a tu r e of ifore the vim and am bition of ■ ground Speed less at Aberdeen, I ' FO R R E ST L A K E , j pet • il;o. .| to lilllkr t Ip-.am. in. ob.gtMf ,,f ti„. :i,|X, » it x t,, " o k. it was -aid vi t • i day The T fba re s of preferred stock, par to m ake the same adaptable f o r 1 P urchase nnd Acquire the Ni-ces mission ot the ( ity „f Sanford. Johnson" with the dicta- Jail. _ -- ~ . 1 l- a lth . Price title. Sold I.v Union S Gu'.v did not apfH'at until nearly ’( >1 C. J. M ARSHALL, \ ' I lie dt-.-oveix or,,. ,,f tin nda|.table ’..r tin pm po-g a fn ie i!£vmlne $100 and 80,000 pharos of the |>ur|r,.scs aforesaid. pig -kin i hnsc lare w otking out I he boy* cn fe sH e d on May 31 If. a i innry. sar.v Lands for n Municipal CemP. m. I„ Irk* (. K it " informing I I irtda, deem* n cxiM'dient ami to Common stock, par value, $100 for : iio|HOtartl in t.-e. nr Veat* -aid ■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ O I Q X D i e i l l M I I S I O I B S B S I I and -ix daylater the Cook county ip ." ip gym uits. civilian clothe* Rel-jt was In Id for $ 10.. (B ) Under a u th o r ity of Ordie te ry and to Improve and Develop No word had leached U ashing 1 I ■ ■ ■ ■ H ill I" do g ,.f ,„,t., ,, ,, , |('V|„ Die best mtei e*| of tin t it x nf th e total sum of- $4,000,ooo. ------ ------- This ' FOR T H E A PPR O V A L of tha t nidi, ted them nn j j„ om, that the lad wit* safi*. grand jurv "" football tog, will be i*Mieci Ion ah. ad of th,. | | p . | - ..« (|„. 'D pii •’> That a bond i -ue ip Sanford. FI i idn. to is-p,, bond- in A * I h e C i t y C o m m i s s i o n o f t h * figures th a t the holder of loo nance No. 82, the sum of One Hun- tin- Lands a.. Puri based t>> Make Certain Ordinance of the City yf ' • Gre potti iv |. . about cha rge s of m urder and kidnaping not il tip n n iv al ot ( •nip h Halt | stami t.y for f u r th e r in • ciilelit to the New till, ails When • ' .ty of Sanford, F’lnridn. . .b— fnrther- tiortli tirari m \ IF, uni . f T. n Tlo.ii-ait.l holl.it-, Die Mint Ot tine Hundred Thoti oral shares of railw ay common may dred Thousand Dollars, for open-! th e Sam e A daptable for the Pur l.v I ho a I ti t ip .on the b..v- will L*,, I.tents. Sm ith and W ol arrived, . l» »- to how to pay the lor i atiKom, hot It puni-hal.l, At teal ; helore four, | f"| tillIII.Itli, |p.|| |.Pipes,. M|„., Ill 'p u r c h a s e thirteen shares of coal ing, g ra d in g , curbing, paving and po-e A foresaid," and A G A IN ST Sanford. Florida, entitled. "An O r_ Lite __ ...... ‘I'Mth m JIliiNtiM. On J u n e IJ, thi»y , through tip- -a program a- they even a ir • ervti'o officer* im hilling land recover Itoy. dmi.nee Providing for an N sue o f i Schlliqvell, and IP | ', (, , <i.ll\ -. t forth iii Se. t i**ti on,, o' . f IPO,poo on i Ik,liar*, th,. pro company p referred and twenty-six R Phillip*, (Seal) wn the next m orning a | ’'.''I’cnrcd before Ju d g e John R. were fui' through v< «terdav A run the official atiiioiini er at the fiolib I im proving certain s tr e e ts and put. BONDS !-e|, lugi-t hiiv, ,|.l|.|u\,,| • eed* I" be derived from th. at. ■harei of coal company, common Bond* of the City of S anford, ( ity Clerk. traversin'- the Pennsyl ' chief justice of the itin t- III oiind the block will t-obablv b believed thnt all t h n e c n tiM fJ *. men t„ a . i-| lie thoroughfare* in the City of xy.ut, ,,| Dr- . id m n p .r . b, „|„| the -am. i­ of aJIl.l III,Mil- to I,I UMC.I fill til, f„| f o r $1,300. Florida, in t h - Sum of F ifty ” » holed 01 I be bill, q " •• • till tln*| " I l e oil the g I oil lid a IIII . II-lllng to l ' ilroail tra c k s at l l x t h 1,1,1 of Cook rountv. plead " by a u th .irired. pr.unled. hew ' ' “ I t m ight fu rth e rm o re he stated Sanford, Florida. X'•* I'll I hi .'III t V |. ,l|.Ill It FOB T H E A I 'P R U V M . of that Thousand I s .liars, tin- Proceed* to lowing muni, t|ial purpose, t o u t wild, uninhahiti-l *.-. '‘,l ," ' 1 8Uilty and were held with- ante.pm ed. ■ 'i ii -top al lb. fai end il ,• long d , t h a t dividends on the P ittsb u rg h "H •" id o • i ■ di*....... the . M l , that before -aid bend- -bull ( ( ’) U nder a u th o rity of Ordi ■Uerlain Ordinance of the « ity <,f " e a te going 1 * 1 be m first land., g w .i,. w Ii , |, m| quirk | v tp •" l o pay tip , 0-1 ,,f iqn nmg, in*nle the -southern cor ‘”,t f"r heginning Angl\ pin, a , loiidhin -ib.iif be Derived from the Sale T h e re o f T erm inal Coni Company p re fe rred *........... tin oidmaii. e shall b. guiding, i utlong, paving and tm mils of Chicago, *aw the *rilKl >'ii d a y s la te r th e n plea* . l a - - phy<p.-i| trim hv the tino laxl back t. a I'lac. b r im , ; . I r . w "An |.« I..- t - i . | to Build and F’quip n ■tock have been paid regularly nance No. H.3. tin- sum of One Hun Sanford. Florida, entitled • 1 " H del.i i- o.i., t h, , ;i\ unexpectedly were noip.nfx v,.t< » nutlc body r»rutni‘liriL’ wm* <hiinr/'d to | 4 tu n m v p . * .bc!iui.,| viewing ,| win re lb, )o. -i,|ent ''' llieioglv phi, r,-cm l.liog l.olh Ft*' upp io v .d by New 5-t.Hiin bungalow. ID E A L | issue and in nd- dred Sixty Five Thousand Dollar, O rdinatic Providing for an Issue ' Municipal ploving - I lta ip -I i eel * and publti Ja il," and FOP. ulwrt bqluTcn tWft. Ml,,||| ^ m,rv ftr,,I tilO ty ' ^b*ct I « IN*. K. liin|p| wl,. waited tl.ein \ - I'.ii, vva kept A tb< i ity ,,f San •tut I |-x pt inn » ,i k ba v«• ■•f !' . I'l. . tol haalinn (.M-age. I.urgi' lot. S t r M t I y ; dition th e re to dividends on thiA to enlarge, improve nnd extend the Ilic touglila tcin tip . it> ‘hrAudjr was to an 111 to the n a tu re POivis|,.n tin- b«>> * ,irt. i Mifnnif bo lb. third but vvb, p it I. ■an- i an,i sidewalk all paid. Small caah l“ IIPll ITd IM. Ill bc| o( the f"*d. FI..iida a. I in. 11y patli. ipnt j common stock have been paid reg sew erage system of the I'lty of tol d, I Im pla rj ' lU M iM m ’iit w h m r it 1 1” €’ rMme ihv s ta le a i d untM < oMch Halt a n u e s . Mieill,t 111111,• Wen engel O qoi' ien' p.i ufarly since tr e a s u r y f r o — time to Sanford, Florida. payment, Imlam-c like rent. Yptl 'I1 1.0 I * II | Il mg m an . le. ti..i, t.. l„ , „ | | (.,| all,| | |' ^'•n(Bli’d Ufcul 1|ti* in* 111,10,1v *n pf punish ituiJitiau s # n- em»Oit4’.M.. 'IliAlPeil XHI Hill tin | • w i n i X• .1J(PP UfMp l i’ | | ivtim e . Sciilop j Thai It Is tile d e t e r - I *hmild it to appreciate r e a l, J (D i U nder a uthority of Ordi­ to id at ii , I, time amI m -ip ti mail ’“It. when M br/sfha.r ../J tno defctiM be 5utr-Tor* tiMlav V p r iir tire find by qvlfjtle: f..| | | II* lllh'.lltk -pip U ’» «|; . when a brother ofvalue. r ' •! . " I t was also decided to issue niiiialiiiti Ot the i Ity t iiiimiiMiuB ‘ v stflT l-k nance No. X4, the -uin of Fifty J ‘J5^an July Monduy It in hoped PC. I. I- | t > Hb.,1 |.y ti„ .J,„ |t,., •Object to the approval to the in V ° S l . lo n w r g o f - , .... .... Hint the Mini of line ilotidred : ................ ™ H ^ w it-tr» A . I*. C ntu'lly Jg S o n s, t h a Y sh c laidy * |9 ig tf « < S ‘,hC **Th,V ' u u ' ,n „ Thousand Dollars, to build and ' and r.Ill am . - of tip i y v ,,f Sun I i torstntu comineree ei.miiussion $3. f Bohert. who testified njf tt) tne ng and A1........ •I'p' ',II ft *• I «Pit,IN IIltlMIIat .Hit Is.llnrs, l«* Magnolia A*r. ho o -.. Poll • I cf 000,000 of f. | ht eent eipiipii.eiil equip a niut.icipul jutl Rhone 4 | tol d, i lilt i,I ,. ntified it positively a |-'! Kr*vf, Gon of the crime, the ifafefrte fwlH b. re,|ini‘i|i| fa l| mviii, „ fyai.l K t r u s t certitleutes." All of said bonds to he of the puit of horn rimmed I tioit 2 ‘I hat it I- it 1 wt i l t n score, in. Judlng lodieved hv htcnl footlmll „|.*r .•-►I..I l i l t i i Holders of Pittsl.urgli and West 1 ' r J Kiiffp p u t will, vv In, b to pay thi * four eminent m ental nathologlst* Thousand Were affixed on the ...... ... ................ ' ’* ' ’ ' ‘ who dM-lMfi 'I.*, the "Celery F’eds ’ l e t III- |i< ,,|l I, Ptipallon of tiir < ity l /l • . * "■*" 1 V irginia preferred stock, which is denomination of On, "pelting, g n u ling, eiir’.llig, glasses were found near and the sla t, closed with testimnnv " “ winning cm hitiH l ov i IV to p|.,\ , .It that t(o sum of ( , „ • to be retired, will receive $108 f..r llollai- eio it, hearing in te re st at I th'U'j.hil ft and the u n d e rta k e r in r b uttal of eigiit witnus*.**, it, m . I impiuvitig , eit.vin •tt .iidging by tlie cn Ii bet th e ir niiares. The stock closed to the rate of five and Oil. half pel I •••llti• -, vv i!| be • •(till I 'l fo | •11| meJ.tai i-MH-ns expert* nmi and one One > • „. tillable i ■'' l l> I, I/ .it. • .1 il.m belonged to the boy eluding thc Hint ..lit will t... he av . day at 103, the iiighest level of centum t f . ' a ' . i per annum , inter and | ol 1,11 thoroughfare* t u.lent > f endnet in..logy. ' nle « fund -oft h »it n\ 11li n\ hi- h Ill tb, • of new spaper space jlithe year, having scored a eoiisi-.< i»> of Sanford, Florida, The mooted -ut,|eet of tie ’’ •I to the ruse l.ut thi t • di ft ax i |n .x.-t i te n t advance from the low price of e-l payable on tin- tir-l days of g and lb, - n n M of U,„. Hondled G f n e t iiii ! slaver, seem. ,| ,|, were din.irn-hiiig in s | 7( July and Ja n u a ry , t-aeli of tin 8 6 ‘A touched earlier in 1924. k in mol it. quit log | In it, Iv settled l.y the test mu, , l " l " , " h i i. will <i ii due t w.,1 , 1 * 1h, 1v k n f s ^ I hmi .,i, l i $ |Oo iiiHi o.i, It,,Han. ,,f f a pprehending the niut i.'nrc-aid issue of bond* to m ntui. D Dp tv * II- ,1I the llu. H P I-, 1 tin -I,. I> I ’ V / I L ’IJ 1> 4 / 11 A ' " I h III.tin, (pu | , , a lb 1.n a r d Glue, k ..f New > , city Bed v iiett unexpected ’■«"* ’ ............I i -in of hmi,is is 1 « XX It 11 f w ik - plant at Tl.nlthirty years a f te r date of l-.-uatn i * TDWi ’-tlitc -i •11t f*T I. use aliern-t . urn.borate I tu In mpl ■ v, an., i|. v. |,,|, h e n 1 V l l p p l o p i ult . , 1 , x, III f f ! ?. v 1I • r , e,, |I Ft cm h ly . both prill, ipul nnd interest of said fir.. mii M,i v (but H S II u Bh-i ! of Chi.ag.i, that pm. ha ed t. d i a l . tb If) flit I ’a- Iti Pip and Tank <',,n • for I | * I a $ |M *M Loeli s tr j. k lh«' lata! blow•1 1 1 I'l.V. 1 I D'* b. >mh iif Albert il, ( n u t toped rrimi Page 1 to be pavulde at some bank id h fo f us,, j,j, , v; pans " f > alilu t i>i, The defense ba«ed its plea fnt ij* l.lhs A veilin’, vuc-proK11 * I imt il E'll. I IhMIf in | W ill h e a'* to hi* , Itief's i • v. i v and k, , Th, i • oil r .-ii l I 1.1 -Util uf I I II | ||U| .B R A D E N T O W N , Fin . Sept | 0 III tile I'lty of New \ m k . S ta te of w n- l> n ,,, |, lb a i d I c ro*IC»M’blJ, Jv A* f ^ Mllll p e n ite n tia ry -ontenre* riitlp-r that, “' Mai tin lint ol u ,„ | | „ i , | , c , | Thousand » l u n b. I, id fn t.-he,l | • a l l fnt '1 . 4 * . S — G ra pe fruit has invaded Is.rnlon New ^ o ik . ill law till money of Mi. t “ f lb la. h ■( -aid piopm ed t*-p 14‘Mpnlil, Jr., Mm <»f n dentil on the -'allows mi a tooling t h e r e Was a m ,,,, „| ( $ 100,101100) Dollars, fo, the mu • n d Paris, and the Floridu variety United State* of A n n i n a ...... • D o n pipe |t„ Itpf a. e p l.d o| i, degree ol "m ental -I. kill'-*," b. i. h M» Imi\ niHfUJ fjut IJf4T 'I'l "pr'luted p t e c i- d in g tin n p | d a u - i ' vras given publicity when Mt* t h e . m i n u i s s , ,t, w a s tm p'dtviM ,| nnipiil put pose 'pccilicnlly net I »»I»»r min man. 1751 Greenwood ^ Gimt of insanity, h.iw.-vet, in both I, And. w liereus, prior to the i**u t ,.t -a id pot (io , th e i s p i a k e i vva- J , \ \ E s th e r Barnes, of tlii* city, now mp* w ith a I nil,It puitit, tu i • i \ \ . -.*1 I I; .VI pi In It.ieteat ... fo u l, in S,s tion u,„. „f thi* ordiI Fia t , onf.-*e.| to the kid V" U||,H' " G rib u tli.g .1 I,, fimclp.nal *1 ali a lo o l | In m a t e - tit • 11- Deux et tun I Visiting in Purls, wrote uod -aw Ittti.' of till' lion.I- abovi il.-s. I dll'll, I'hat m , i ,| bond* *It*, ( olola,| , p, ||l.„l v . Sect IiVb«I mu t ilcr «l i?'<*r$lfrF of I hi* **fid ••• 111«•* k IiiiiiJm, G etaid. former a m lo f - u d m to Ger .. . , n a m e , be and the sam e is hereby 1,11,1 ' ■ who *!<etelp | (,,-n | ' l l • *um ul tin , ,, ,trill t $ 22 .b *f1 Ubiithed in the P aris edition of or any part llieteof. under tin i lei-tiuu no i eased I iii day a- l h< I .... ...Id related wh»t >h'M'ph HpNnt naies c.iutimiiug yito iiiiiriMi i/««1. pr«»\ Klcil, Imwt’Ver, (hut *"'* ' ' G ‘Hid axsyited that I lie oilier hid i upsidcicd l)s New York H erald-T ribune urn! . ton ter of till- i Ity of Hanford, day w.o V S .Irt vxitti Hi, n - u l l Hint u • tne I lumsand I >o|ln. | a1*1•*-i.ted to he an unltn- ,J ’e r" ;“ «r »'r yenra ns mnttgiv in- tortah- will aei'.iril the # m i y V i„. tha( of Hu- Michigan l ’ipi . S, I, beat before -nt,| bonds shall )„. issued 'a r tic le setting forth the m erits of ••III total v< '< of In-1 we,-t, 31,01)11 and 1 alibi. Uni,„,Id finally Duenre*. and stunted emotional am j thin , rdim.t.e. shall llr*t Ik- „p. tirp.g leader a prominent place I'any f'*r Ci.nadian white pii,,. PlfM* 19,0(40 , I'l'.Hlu ted by i le, linn ,,h mg tnleiesl at Hi. t„ te ot F lorida g ra p e f r u it, particulai lv | Florida, tile said urdiiianres pin "f "live ’ <• and .... dill- ow nership of till' 8"'W ths. The state sought to «»>•• M -u 'n l o f thi* d . ' i a t l e 's e v e t jl om half p.'i 11 idom p, 1 annum, I D a fo. 0 till,I the tntal -qrxoi t h a t grow n on the Manatee river. ; posing said sevelal bull.I Ison • * Jl ‘ ''Ul bad about convinced (-1” Wv«_th»»l the youth* w. tg entire $'22.3311 ,,i SJi Ml M r. G e r a r d * f f e * . ,1 h i* *p, o .j , **'»f\''d fitiv, Sin t, , ' "Ic Will bteak all (lie*, i n l e t , at payable semi n n n u a lU , mi | proved by a m ajority vote of the | for the various municipal purpose* '•»«■• that he had lost ' 1y rOMponftible mentally, m e n ’" cmntlmi- w it h a i l e a f o r pt.q .ate.ltie M s, * .,i <*helt|nr , , , , , eleetur* of the C i t y o f Sanford. mu* record* ol tin city, according ... a* aforesaid, tuusl be a|qiroved by » aj " •< le g it im a t e tr ip to ally a , l y and physically. P h V«ic«.ll_V. r ( l, • 11 * 1 t u g . " le t u- * e e to it th a t no mlrm't " HI. a letter from r m m ............ lit Hie member .- ol the elect inn emu tiH* 111M flfiNh nf liiimar yy Ullll J u l\- rl*'l. Vciricln. n r t im i r y p n r fh Iputinff In a Ilia J. Illy vote of the eleetur* of Hv .,( Mbit. IIV.•red pa, t f i a l s „ t r ,k, e r S U. < h a - e p u t t i n g h im mi t c ­ ■ilisMoii Till I eg ’-I i at loti II, t|„. • d c m h y e a r ; - a i d l - si t e nf h a n d s an Ileiti.in tn lie called ami held |*t ov ,.f their whereabout* 1 tfie ( ity of Sanford, Florida, who t be a rm - fimn ..in hand* until „ | ( d a s f a v o r i n g th e re d w ...... I pip e, • itv I* approximately 123.000 In m a t u r e t h i r t y y e a r * u f t e i t h e I rue fr u it h. injrs a liiffh p r.'cj a s th c s e a s o n o p e n s. $•' no,I evening of Uto kl.L , nt *in li time nnd in *ueh manner a* ‘ tb ledwtio.i pipe being le • mtlie world flii.ll have a te qualllied to Vote u* show II l.y ♦++++++•;•+<•+++<.< 4-+++<--p++<.++^.++<. <.+%v • m i n t e d t, d al e nf (hr Issuance t h e l e n f , t . n l l i l j h Inte re st, ucemding l to Ule eJei w» t,token when Sven I ■•'■•F++ 'H* + + .y + % '. + + ^.^.<..y disarm " I'tesrrihed by the c h a tte r and] melided l.y Si.eeial t oii-ulting I ti- lion roinmisslori. . cnti rt<d In the R, _____ ( Ihe legist ration books ..f the City Ho principal nnd interest a f *,,h| .V'Jfl L l( G" la'ojMtld chuuffeur, trtip g tg glneet .1 |: ( ring. Hie Mat. no ut the m .I,nntn c» uf the City uf San •■■i IiIichi, p r n e s i v when m ote eoi >GI coiiK .fk r Inis. S h ip m e n ts o f £ r e e n o r im m a tu r e that the red Willy* Whereas, the City Commission of Hanford, Florida, voting at an bur ,1- tu |„, | ay ill'll at -> in, I.ank t ...................... < .) Marshall tent* a te fold. Florida !••' ib t uit'il by 'I ui |»ut,,t,p.btle in which the fr *rial I it. xxit > in f;$x, $ , f Ma m\ a tu ti vi ih t'lail tu th a City of Hanford, F’lorldu, on •‘I, , , l "n called nn.l held for that TRAOC MARK in tin t itv n f New York, N*nle .,f Tuil kic.x t.K U Ulo m o u t o f th e m a r k e t w h e r e v e r they d a y * b a l l . , I n , L- Hi, -re l . e l n g n , . G*'’'d they had been ridSi i tion t Thnt -aid Im.iiiL *hall • — ■ |dnU|(li(vi iBiiiry ho Jn •e lvM.ml pip, and last l\ Mayor th e 11th day uf A ugust, A. 11. an *d in the '••s' n Hn i„ . I,,i tl„ purl v b ■ vi " I m k , i i , l a w f u l ne, nex nf tin '" e n out of thv Leo a n d A EE ' ' i n n i i s s i o n c r Fm rest I,,ike H O N O L U L U , Sept. Ill Many j P«i !•>' ag.m. 1....... . (he dennnilinil u.n nf O ne1 Tin ' rl?VlJlf (•<! |lf lit f |« It || \ IV IIN I.n«’ of (|)( i. f. lo w e r s s u ffe r d u r in g th e r e m a in d e r of 1924, duly p a s s e d an.I udopted a !, F’orrest Lake, al toll'll S t a l l - u f A me r i t a Said Mk’c ..t the time upecified. evidences of hum an habitation ! ng t .i have tin -amc t ■p. . but rite ,M rhoti-arnt Dollar* iiuli beating in ••ffi**’Iti t hi’ ut i» * P 1' Haruing iha t exclaim- were discovered on the now imin- j Hue. t h e Sx>;:,;on. • ••tnm issim r „ „ ,... u t ,| „ lt), l(l||N c e rta in o rd inance num bered HI, en Mayor of Hie City ..f Sulifonl, bm,.I- s h a l l b, - tg tied by tin Ma y mi " l in i igitt elm no r la al MrirnMrv Ou r. nt»f* ui i '••rest at th. rati ut live and mi. I f*'-1 , hp t tint Ik: tr u e,; give habited island nf Nib on, part ••t nm«t any d. lmtnnte * i H urt- tu b. ^ • '• p lt n g lb. I,id „ f th e I'l,, die i I n . k . n I f i i i m r , \ iq \ Fli.rida, under un.l t.y Milne of Hi. title d : u i t i l a y a t 1 ! ’ A ! . 7 T>i I s . WLOJ-jTtilLD I b e i l l - , lay .,f e llth u s IH sm m •'I t h e i it x ..f S . u r f m d , l l n r i d a . « Imlf I i ' j '. ) pet lent un, per an + I tpe ami 1 ank ' ntupiitiy _ i water, and within a | the H awaiian Bird Inland n * e r- populai w1*it 1,1 ,'l,*'t het tu iif f ice A n Ordinance Providing for nn u 11Gnu ity in me vested by the m A S h n i i ' 1 i *I i I >ixilift e v e r y S u in In \ Ky G'*' l { e p i,b l( , i, i i .i n k - is suid In b< a n d by t h e I'l, ik ,,t t i n < ity ,q ••iiiiipr, ii'i l.n |< num. inti rest p n y ih lr sentt nnttiial ^ l I t s sim p le. ,(.-" c‘,m ' vation. 25(1 miles northw e t . f the + du e l a r g . l y r . Ih e part l.e ln g p|,(> Xs*Uo of Bunds hy the City of San dinunce* i.f tin* City uf S a n f u r d . + S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , a n d s h a l l hnvi " e W e u ld luil, t>< |.,, „ , ,.•(, 7 fie , “ f h,» nurticipa- m ain archipelago, hy a sclent itir The biggest fish m the annul ly. <>n the first day- nf Jniiuary ed by tin h ii h i m h l a i t J n d g . t * , |,•"'l«J n d in the i k . kidnaping l ntu,........ .............. li i r. . fo rd , Floridu, in the sum of Ten i'b.ri.In, and we, r *»i r$ sl I .n kc, S + a f f i x e d Ho t e l , , tile offii ml * , „ | „ f *•'•> and have «.. get iirre-t.-d f.,r p a rty which visited the re*i ■rv atm n swim dm - out get away. W inI’ L l y K a t e s : S i n g l e J I •’>.00 ; I ) ,m l ,| t $ lif).Oil ■f nd July ; Mini issue uf hnnd* to C l n r e i . i e J M m l.y, R e p u b h .a n ,'1 -' Ixopold. told th a t • • l 'base and i J 1 .N!i»r '•kail , a s t hr *r I'• ulinfc In keep m, reput ,i aitoard the U. fi. S. Tanuger under T housand Dollars for Municipal Un hlloxx "iu; eats your fruit wants what he pays ■ 'a n d id a t e t i i it,, g u l i e r n i i l m ml Hie ( tty ot N n n f m d , F l m i d a . a n I pinture thirty years a f te r tin d a t e ' * "'M essing, also made a the aunn|r*7’s of Bi*h»| t Museum firoii-cr* nin m a il .<■ A M K R I C A t ity Commission nf tho N I ’LA.N Citv uf bsos, the Proceeds derived noniiUHtton, and i id lin e \\ Gte i n t e r n - ' e m i p o u t n be a It in be ' n 'Uf *-*■»,, | n Here and t h i i e you > tain thnt their fin i < here, according to statem ent* made f r o m the Hale Thereof to be Used Finn Ini d, I li.ri.ln, do hereby .all an I if' (iuat d« u"d l-lfe I III.'S Means. ..... ,.f tin Htri c a n i l i d a i e * t " s a i d hmiit* - h a l l he s i g n e d xmH i f the Ixsuaiar th e le n f. both the Ul\ ihnls ‘ *'-ural. If he buys Florida fruit at the Bath Houses 1 r.'C to ( i.le-ts ln" bad been idanned for " Im Hunk* itninth, t i* on the re tu rn of the p a rty to lion rincipnl uml intciest nf mh ,I m m i r t ill fj r o p c I t j it K P. I U N E S ,v f'*r the Itepublican de*lgna'iun (nr Hn e n g r a v e d or l l l h n g r u p h e d fa, Bathing Suits to Rent. ‘" '" ‘4* No luirtieular viq- olulu. to P urchase and Acquire the Nee election to th1 lield m the ( ity •ng i t s nurse *LiHmn^ oi tJj,. season, and ij stung with some green nnd* til lie payable at some Imnk 105 I’almetto Ave. hhipped muler thc Si . Hie -hurt term -enatoriHl nnnuna •'elected. T he nfte rSanford, Florida, on the 22nd day T H K S K I I N 'I C E S O F I I A K K Y W . D A V I S tion. were charged during the cam sinilli* s i g n a l u i e * ,»f r a i d M a y o ' thi < ity uf New York, State uf h" h the F ra n k s boy w as Bluett brand. S ealdsi . . i h i, ic Mo,, ( l,uy any more, no matter how we may tp e . . . _ of S eptem ber, A D. 1924. to .ie tn p n i g n XXI Hi l„ ng It e m b e r - ,, f a n d " " ,l r' u i ’ 1 , |‘ ,rk hmill In sever, passenge, Bunk Six cun he |„„| i"en spent in recon„ || t m , , , i ur fruit, u / literal i m /itr l «'w York, in lawful money of Hie (fontinueil from I‘unu i) receiving tin- suppoti nf the klup. Sictiim 5. That the Mayor i ">< H arvard school disline Ity trip. Iioiir nr day f.'t sight-seeing, •Ncvertise or in ;QselPit That’s natural, too.^ ' tilled State* of A merica; sa id ' c d —y u a m u tc e d b j th » ""M lile subject. John the City of .Sanford, F’lnt ula, i pleasure nr buMinen* calls, F l o r i d a ( ’tf r r .it ' inds shall he signed hy the Mayor Mas* . u ti uset t *. I • 'e a r old grandson of w r ;J lr I^ ' " " ‘tnance. piupuamg the ►«..! hereby instructed, authorized an I hum* for Itcserxittinitn, New Smyrna 2'J-I rinT.h. c h a n g e to confuri, t , _ BOSTON. Sept 10.S t s a k e r f the I'lty of Sanford, Flurnlu NOTHING LIKE IT ON KA< •eiiwald. nutud. phiU re four several In.nil I»*uc» shall be I;c s Korntt,-il his neighbors and friends how poor The new trxatrnent for torn Fri-itet,. k H Gillette uf the Halt,,,,, empowered to tall an eleetion |. »'"l president of Scare the pui pose uf the luu . ♦++♦+++■{•+<■+ ;.++++%s +sv+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + A + + + < > + + + + f nd the City Clerk ,.f the City f cuts, vxaunilii. sores ar U o tf i the Sanford *vhoo|s, aw arded to ___ < j i»I nuiiM* ,,f ii jir* -i i i U m i Fx, \x**h »n determ ine the que*tion of the t-*u k hinds r. crop this year. That's certain. »r—i w“ * 8inKled out. . unfutd, Florida, and shall have ! G»nl is doing such xxinidcfful ' f h g jo # n u 4 r j I ottsideralin 1 G L ^C5dtihtii4A' from P4ge J )'•' ’Gontiuiied from page I , *i t ffu- lerut in 1 hr tnanirulnr ri ntrnt i i! . '" '" e v e r , in thc genof the bnttd* provided fur by ' ..Ifiled thereto thc o f f lc .l *r«l of ( fn fl?ah h'’" llnK •» ‘he f to f , K 3 5 a month; tra n sp o rta tio n o f ' ill the city l and who It x*a- vwl^ I,,f .HlO Kuput noiniqjiUun (or ; Hits ordinantu. 1 h »t the end of thc and front Mcilonville west to an unZun. it, tied at $5,000,000 only a few xe%re, t i n t e d Stale* senator in thi til Joe (.rower, ai Ihe end of the season, does his ■Xc k w h ., BUd ! n " q at mg. ' ago ix now nlacvrd a t u vuluiit oli uf 'itary Toe*dny when return* had ti’ , ,T h“ t *h r for,n " f th » ‘ 3 t.re * t'ri.u p u n a to to j V l r prri $8,000,000. he imid. ('KTing ,n red ink.' That w e ' v e ' d all paisons AND FI. A Douglas . c „ x ............ — .......... th> The trustee* preaent from dis­ cuit court, and city become u m a ttc ro frecur d L . ' - T " 1-1 Werc d riv in g f o r l a w n s a n d c r k e n s trict No. 2 t ecommendeil th a t „*w ) _ . . . ____ Don t snip g i ecu Iruit. Give dollar for dollar value. Ini t 1 , nlr«ct, having and be|t laced pn file in the city there be appropriated front the resident, related „ „ „ MOPS AND BRUSHES m rv rd tin Snnford to get into the l,^ u7.248; ( ’ongreasnian F’reilcr tain ordinanre offices. Thi* especially applies to ' „ f,,r the day. when It pa> s. spectul school fund o f th a t distrlet. m u n tr y , but sta te d thut the plariej “ ■ , Dallinget . 5,0(50. ford, Floridu, e u titlfd : Pfdinctto Avenue from Second DUSTERS ft, Bobby F r a n k , Socto'n r. V; -* tin Muyor , , f ' Brice (liquid) 3(k'. COc and $1’J appeurance ha* «n . r look . r i . . ’ . ’ kta-* tukes nil a yellowish d orm ant S tre e t to the lake and .Sanford $8 a month for each high school had jri>'wn m» lately th a t if it xm* J ! p 'h o sam e precincts gave Lieut upitearance uml und hu*^ an nm un thl rifty b i n 'I ' * * ’h uddres.seil ’AN O R D IN A N C E I'ltOVlDING ihc pupil of th e ir ii*t atte n d in g the On Sale at .1 £»nlor«l, ............. analyzing .............hh. 8 -4 * »; >ki int° the autnmo- A vcnac from F ifth Street to Celery Snnlnrd High School du rin g the not for his itfrel location» there a n a ty rtn g 5*'', Ammiona, Ammotna, $*,; Avail,.1,1,. I'hoaphorlg A m .l’ l ! , ' , V } ' V,K/ SS J E K tI l IZER would have to move ngain tu g e t ■ 1 ‘hmiuir**,j. i | c K 0 ,t « * Bom m Avenue, declared Mr. I’earm an. bucK into the plant* and g ivru green velvety u r fface a c e th a t t* ,* th. em uing yoar. ty s»ur th, ... . . “ a.h. ,,l. b r!"* !fe u."d v‘« l I" Hway from th e citjr. . . Jftkfon tbr thv Republican A m ap or ourvey of the east end 4. short d i . t e j c c to go nonii • T H E CITY O F SAN FO RD , F U l R . . . -iKiut 2 -pound, to eucn too ^ square Vf, e “t‘ J n d ' w « h ‘Itu "' . b e " ^ * w R h ' w r t w “ X l S The r a t e. of each Uni Mr. I^iwton f u r th e r stated th a t .A. . .I*. . Connolly, W II1J wa* m lt, have , nation for ^governor. who tu ------IGA, IN T H E SUM OF T E N of th e proposed bulkhead was preapplication a f te r u six to eight weeks interval. nj i x ’T ,4> *frequently aIk’ U o b * J n th e closing days of the Repuh- ! T H O U S A N D DOLLARS FOR ll 'tennis F o r flowers and shrub*_ w,. tec,unmend an up plication of our a . w as una b le to attend. W illiam s sta te d th a t the prelimiJ iqxftution be fdtnitihad certain high U u , i th a t;.'l,V !t-GHN#4*t0riul M U N IC IP A L PU RPO SE S T H ,P* E analyzing A Y.’S ID E A L G RO W ER jT f^ •to h n re t. well known c r t t i l l r t l e was endorsed hy W i l l - 1 i , n r w * r . u „ . Antnionui, c . Avatluhlu I’huaphoric Acid, ami |- " W|G> him a b o u t a nf fy • n r r ^ ’ rhotv* th a t thi* pat *chool pupils f r o m t J m t place ' to xhounist who t»re»rates studio* IB (•Ft M. B utler, c h a irm a n of the R e - 1 1 ^ ° t E FD.S « I'Btunh. DERIX F.I) FROM the project will cost a p p r o x l - . tf i, Sanford High UcboflL BUred r , " urt wh*f *t»Pon of Illltfi IKlK la_ ' . 1 rn .i , * the inuchina. T H E S A L E T H E R E O F T o UE m atelyV II9C.927. A ^ ,v<** *t rue U S E D TO PU R C H A SE AND AC­ Sanford High ..School will open S ep t 15., * G-yd mid Wav by m Q U IR E THE N E CE SSA RY **tutr^j i,lt Please Come in at once and get your books and Jm JACKSONVILLE, FLA. sch VJ f e , who is the t r e a s u r e r #f tot L A N G S FOR A M U N IC IPA L ... . . . 1 n it a r n s o n in m e Doaru, v . A. lattdo c h a m b e r signilied their inlet d e a d " 1 . re” , ^ ,n « ' t h a t ■Itod Shoe Machinur y -Cotpot*u* fcfctlETK K Y A N D 1*) J M P R O V i ■ir t ‘ t < H, CARSON MINK. MANAGER SAN FORI) BRANCH • b u n d ,? * '’ ‘‘T * *hout f o r te r o t acction 31. P. 19, south o f jQ d U , was elected c hairm an pro Uon qf go ink c n a boat trip nei •v .J;n ft until t h c day. a [rtji' °^1 “*»crted that Chairman AND DEVELOP. DJCVEL THE r e . , WH th* child ra n g e 31 east, 40 acres lying one- torn. O thers present w ere F red T. “ m a 1■■ Y Ati S a n fo rd charnbr [BAIer was attempting to dictate df • t*lc Plhca they f o u rth mile east of the Mellonvlllej Williams. memlxT o f th e b o ird . ■ ■ ■ ■ B B f l B B f l B B B a B f l B B B B I IBBBB PURCHASED t 6 MAKE THF nt which tim e th* l a t t e r group w p a r t Uv> ty nmninati ^sty aia g . .uf thsiq JJtad. Jbtulh uL the- Jsanfor rt ir J a /L j ' s t leer G ille tt’s w a r me«I auppoFt- SAME ADAPTABLE' FDR TBE 1 > ’.ilF 888 ts. thtxm in attendance. better wat itik x f aituation. of President Coolidg*. . It a** ’ «' . ’f i t *>.’ . '.'lAikxi — — Coal Properties t Virginia Road TWELVE ' JAY SEE SEE POINTS prisonment JDamaged Plane To Keep Fliers From ;Hupping Off Today ~ City News ParaRranhs frotrilding Collection of Florida Insect Life Presented K ? i s r r sl'TiS ,is? s ” ? 'sANFoRh-F,or<-!•“* KI LGORE S E E D COMP ani B A Man Robbed— TIRE SALE ORDINANfF NO Rosaland 25 Candidates Out For First Football Practice of Season ,s,?Von 7' Tint thi8 orHinancc therof ORDINANCE NO. 82 F. P. R I N E S Cave Discoveries In ^ Nevada May Lead lo a Buried Citv Seminole Realty Co. KxccptionoJ Value A ttention Fa rmers! riSyR,’,';,\,,'1l; r ,» ^ V o o d S law I'ijip '""" '.... ...... Hid Is Accepted Hv U•I * ( oin nn s s i on ^k,,,e v . .niiedtn,..(ingthi*iiimt.mg BLKASK L KAI)S COUNTRY (1ST RK PKKIVARKI) J? RKRSf IIN(«'S |»M :\ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CAR­ LOAD OF ROCK LIME Florida Grapefruit Haw Invaded Kurope KI N OFF RACK G ive Consume** Hf.s Money’s W orth And laic Sure o£ F uture B usiness —-------------- Phone 5 (I 5 ------------------ NOTICF OF BOND ELECTION H u m an Skeletons Are Found On One O f B ird I s la n d s O cean V iew H ofei . j Coronado Beach, Fla. STUDEHAKERS Unveiled 1 Saturday, Sept. 13th, ut 2 V. M. He sure and xSc*e them. IU’ Suit* (o rim e Your Order Karly Carter Lumber Co. 1925 .SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. leal ELECTRIC CURLERS $1.50 CONTRACTS FOR TWO SCH00I/S ARE AWARDED P la n n in g ' B ody 12 Members Local Petition^ Paving of ter!.,"; TilTZ&£: ChamberCommerre S e v e r a l. .Streetsf,,rJ5.*hr ,.‘*;'SS"auS Visit Orlando Body lr y oHiith s Barber . G'»*question ».>• *ui.i election Shop for trood barber ,h,n u,,<l ,htr,‘ h,‘l‘l- 'GuGur *ani i^TOrk. L«adieH welcorne. ext to Valdez. JOHNSON’S WAX lis'Ssst^ KT^alSS Ideal G rass F1ertilizer m O’CEDAR OIL tX ir z r s L HARDWARE CO. S wau—» M ;- ““'“i tCZX3 SCHOOL BOOKS - N O W READY WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. 5 f *W lfct ; �< , »**04 S E S ? MeWAbdiit" thS ‘Early Bird Wl ■ ,/v? - n s e mmrm J v p p i 7 - * ■ ■ j" ’ ■ -■ ■ " i■ ■ ■ — ■ »— — ■ ^ , , ** "WHO WANTS TO BE A PRINCE!?, ^C C 8 > J{ it M arly neW re a d C ra h a v e bcPn "« * U rc d _PAN DOB] 'o usT 'fW txor c ia l S id e o f S a n f o r d Office 148. H e "n gk, ,.lt, iniH^iron. r d ,rVthe opening days of the campaign and the,I______ «•«» I t l M C n i P T i O S It ATE* l ” w ----- 17.40 His M onths.$*.to paid circulation of this newspaper is rapidly gaining. Sem­ T H E V IC E -P R E S ID E N tlA v tleered in City by Csrrlor, • r inole county folks who have not been reading The Herald _ l l *x Weekll W e ek ly Edition, -----campaign of 1024, a* FreiftriiJt arq(now r#ar. ^ v e m ' s \jn I K / rWKTWC «Too much UWS • .WORK. MISS T i n s A M r t x r n n . ^ ^ MISS noSAM QND HADFORD. Society Editor. ho m Social Calendar l i;» imj • * / Phone: Rea. 425 BI THL0 LADIES’ UNION OF CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH M E E T S j :: PERSONALS Lnndi* coll* it, is progrt 1AL MOTinSi All c£ltosry r)uir(ly. Voter* and candli V . cards of thanks, reaoJatlona W atson McAlcxandcr. of Cocoa. , notices of entertainments where .tnny.be excited on the inside,' a • spending scvehal da vs in S a n - If Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A. Speer a re made will be charged don't *how it on the outside, ■t re g u la r advertising rates. ford the gue»t dST hin parents. ' snci sen, Algernon, a r e spending n t u* nfin: •11* n t D avtona Beach. I Thc Ladies' Union of the C o n g re ­ vote in Maine gives wouh!dr .l7 i£? fr° m ” ?our1 C C H Younf? Indioa thcmnelvea i e n t i i k a m io c ia t r o r n w* would call in. person and ask man gational Church held a p le a sa n t , T h n n ^ a r i i l. wr r A sso ciated P re s s A pparently several Miss Louise Sheppard, of J a c k ­ and most in te re stin g m e e tin g Mon­ I f s n t't le d to the use ................. Kooscvclt-Auxiliary U, ^ l i *8 f 'lo^:n c c M c ^g y spent Tues- sonville is t}m gue st of Mrs. F J day afternoon a t the home of Mrs. Ihi* nation more than t h o o siig g, l i l o n of all news d l . o a y c k e ^ . n o m i n i i t in n h ln n h u tn ♦»,„ fANMHCV/ nf IW W W W W W t this [V. Baptist C hurch; 8 p. m. t,ay vcrY plessftntLv In Oris i .« flte d to It or not otherwl Orlando. ttorti' innl* George Shipp. Gonzales f o r t h i a week. 1 ° 4 Y ' , ! J n ! P a !? n p i n n f t g c r . ' n n d • prcsjdcnl for the next four .Vearl. In this paper and also lit Neighbors, Mttsoryjc .H all. HOBHOB8UG*«flii f a Publishedi herein. A ll rrights ig h ts of | in ir r p r f _ in All ‘ .........P * ° y e d b y t h 0 S 0 ' i n t e H ? 8 t d d in s e e - ; i f 1 you announced th a t th e sfe enough to o u tg r o w T Li b e f o r e th e husinass session, Miss " Robert I I o .lT l e f t 't h i s morning Tto HOI f b L L O i « Vbllcatlon c* - • R a f f e d •spent (Tuesdny a ftcr- Gussie F r a n k . a n d ? Miss Velma ■ .Friday, or HendentonviJIo/N. C.. to s-end fe ln are alsoo ' r e r m d 1 V fitlle i r o 5 k 1" * : , .presidential and vice-presidcptial 1MT mahhah Enthusiasm is v. „ in Orlando a tte n d in g to bus- Shipp rendered solos th a t w ere cn- 5 g M. L. S w lnehart, oi •omo time. -------------------------------d T h ^ t f hftL pa,s s c d i ,1,n,c e t h o o p e n i n g candidates would *t>c»k on “ Wbit®takon for ignorant. | joyed by evfcounq present. f E D N ESDAY, S E P T . 10, 1924 a y o f t h e c a m n n i e n I hosts, men o f - P r e sb y te ria n Miss Dorothy Stoke- hnd her t h e c o n t e s t a n t s ^ nr I mnTiv a n ° beC.n f u ° f n c t i .V lt>’ f o r Pr Ari’ Wp 1‘riftin g " in Madistft) in Brotherhood room s of Misses L |||iUn H B L E T H O U G H T FOR TODAY s e c u r i n g v o t e s in t h illia ‘ P a r e h o u r s h a v e b e e n u t i l i z e d in Square Garden on one n g h t . . a n d ’ tonsils removed m orning *t man, p f Oviedo, , (fl P. p. T mO, .1 m »■ ■ ,this ■nuillinir edo, spent _^■nt luesdny a f t - I the union, rend Psatm (W. T his 15 tU L E R OVER A I . I , : - T h i n e , i) young ifnd i n G t a inHV But the cnr0paign is S t i l l the Prince of Wales would whistfc ing Mrs. M. L. S w ln e h a rt,] th o ^ crnBld-'-« u g h to n Hospital. ernoon in Sanford. W, and thou ore exalted na head i tm tk in g limits on aunj, j w-as followed by the I.ord’i is P r a y e r a ; hostesses, W om ana' Atutn_ . n ^ *", f Hokis' v a n ok offer, and the glory, and the vic- ( o r rea uUa —- r e « i i a ^ 0fl' There remains p l e n t y o f time "Ood Save the K i n - ” a, the Hiprepented in unison. ■ the Pre«hvterl»n D im m Ii , 1 ' *'• " • Krown has returned the P re sb y te ria n C hurch / r„ m Lodwich and Douglas 9ty, and the m a je sty ; for nil th a t Buick t o u r i n g c u r cbi m a y y ® t b n n ^ l o y o u t h e b e a u t i f u l podrome on the same night, you Trouble with , w ju jfl Mcrith is Tfewce ; rooms, 8 -n. m . . , ■ ,rom The chairmen o ' the various com ­ tn the heaven and in th o „ c a rth One s u b s e r i n r i o n rn»,,«L * ay tan .cbnn,fe tfle entire standing, wouldn't he able to get within four y o u r feelings m h m 7 * To r « - 1 f e u . o r f m itte e s reported on the splendid fCrrsm Social, Circle No.- J. n Lynchburg, Va. i s thine; thine is the kingdom, O y o u close t o ^ t h e t o n lo»e it and have to got, 7 W 00GH Houses VW6M 8 IT1any votea a n d a f e w more will p u t N'x-ks of the Hippodrome. You work they were doing. Mrs. John Church, Mrs. M orton MeLord, and thou arc exalted us I • a j Miss A gnes Ilcrner returned * H u t H s n '1 j i i P ‘ , , « might get n seut in the Carden, 1WAS A POWH I p. m. • Ibtfvc all.— 1 Chronicles 0 : 11. ■ d " np,' ‘ r-f F o rt Myers. m„- M em per gnve a flnttering finan- - Y F ir s t thing you kao»»| lu e sd n y from Miami where «he < * The FARM m a r k s th , deIa,y °° lon*' Saturday night of this week Nanford Tuesday afternoon and is cisl rejHirt for the iinhm, show ing 5 f be very long hefor s p e n t several weeks ple.-’-antly a n o th e r $100 to lie placed on n new a 1 NOTICE I’SY CH O -A N A LY STS, if an* the guest of his son, E arle Jones. .T H E T O IL O F T H E T R A I L ‘ • g a in . . r» parsonage. A resolution w a s * + operate on n big scale, ought to | Royal N eighbors will hieet h a t hove I gained by the toil of .M r . and Mr*, H ugh . Wholihell, O. C. Rrnnch, nf Ocala, is a hus­ passed to send a le tte r of condo- 1g J ’« trail ? OuLhes will t j at eight o ’clock a t the of.Okeechobee, arrived In Sanford look into tn a t United S ta te s Prince 7:,------ , ••• •—■•*»■<■ , iness visitor in S anford for n few lence to Mr. Carlson, c o n c e r n in g 1" •> 1 know and know well. Hall. All 'picmbifrs a re lucadoi and. •will again in a few , , of Wales complex. mnke Sanford dnys .stopping at the Valdez Ho- the recent loss of his wife, the let- 2 + ! . l ° ^ ' C f!?9 (,“ring .lhc eampaign the I v l lhkvc )| i bp present a s special busi- t h e i r .fu d isgust of bathing b.1 found once again the lore I [ decreased so that during t h o Inst v o l e "chedule will be , Why f t "tu re *honyc. tel. te r to be publshed in the S a n fo n l a A millions of A mericans | to be-passed Upon.' ” • '2-hnd lo8t -.-in ! , 11 , , ” ine ,awt two weeks a subscription Herald. |i J W t h c 1loud — I city's u..n hell. 'll lount much less than it does at this time. The moral is should make pitiiul idiot* of themhall and the anru*l Mrs', F r a n k Donaldson, of Eus| selves about a little Anglo-GerAs the i »uth F ln r'd s C m fer- S ♦ f n t e s in in early. t i n i s . get your votes H ampden DuBose left Monday s q u itr r ls storing g„if JU, snenl Tuesday in S -n fo rd the ‘nr A uburn. Ain., where he will InM n'hoy, without especial ability, -.11 encc *? ”c '’c'*' S a n fo rd soon, '■ J n u U :«re both due FepL i I p ve broadened m.v hand .Ok the I kucst of h e r mother, Mr* V. L. j enter Alahamn Polytechnical In Prc P*cations were enthusia stic a lly S + only Freud himself could tell. „ cinch and the *xeA * * ' [• M jT a ie / W ag n er:' ,n | discussed to have a c a fe te ria at S I 1 stitute. • v e laid my flesh to thej-nin; I The trouble with h,jr. |U ■— ■ , •i CHARLES F O U R IE R would --------1 * pa rso n n g a nt tha t time. ■ X / NEVER Q30LP •> h u n te r snd tr s i l e r n n d ,g 4litej [ *1 i I* y ^ »-"H't get *r-boni Miak Zbltnn Linder who was the Lake Mary Troop Boy :i|ft<t<{ a ttrib u te d the Prince, o4 il. M. F reem an, of St. A ugustine !* Business wus a tte n d e d ■ J STa S cxr ALL • v c touched the most primitive 1 ' you"flnH another one ' T in o A w d v o j e a r . , F i o r i i l s n n n k u r b r u u ^Kh c.b h Wales c r a te to the "t nhaliatlc*' of America was formally c h a rm in g guest of Mrs. Raymond spent Monday and Tuesday in the 1 ft,r'V Sh,,,p __i I n<v,, » 'Ivlit ious ice ■ A wildornesB n^Ain. I . ____ j ’ night I MGhT P u t/ ah !,ro.n' n convention of banker.* ted last night when eight Key- for the week-end, returned to n t y on husiness the guest of the t’o n r *'' h e l d ill N e w Y o r k n lin o Cvfj P ^ F ' n . the desire to he adm itted mi ! ' EverylHidv know-, eittM pined as its first mem bers. her hom e-in Oriandd on Tuesday. tn ld c a Hotel. OCCASONAL. g k k z have threaded the wild wjth the tiilk that made many I raise children etrept op croquet but troop was organixed u n ­ w e d o n o t t h i n k r t w T h i T ^ UtR t0m <,r3 f° r h i s b a , , k - W ' * ' * ^ 1 L s te a lth of the deer, i who are raising ihem E. If. Smith, of Rsy City, Mich­ I luporviaion of S c o u tm a ste r Mix* M ary McMahon, of the c u a o d h i m o f m i i k i n V f k "#' • Vn,° ? ? V e V e r W0U,tJ h a v e J c ' T H E MAJORITY Of "serioui caclo is fre e r th a n I; Nix ON pCLO Siddock of S anford assisted igan, is spending a week in the Marinella Beauty Shops, has re- j - ’ I t HeeJTmftllllt f t - n i i # . S'p l*CI,U:^ •, a i t 0 g e l hUHinetta. . , I PoDtu mns' asse It that Coolidgv ' *t. t m ountain can th w a r t nlc. fin . | Dnwps may neter ^ , city in connection with the city Booth and H. Harrow, & ; to r r e n t appall, e r s tin* f o i l v..; h a n < iu c t f o r t h e v i s i t i n g h a n k - ■ , iM l 1 he vot«> I but s I'resrhi r in im Musgrave will servo as letting contra c ts for w a te r pipes, i ' «nc f u l l w i n e c u p s w e r e n e v e r t o iie h e il w,. • .• 1 ,t ^ ,‘ Liecturai t oiu-ge. Even u W«X defy the s t e m sky. ctlnsod hint nut »«trr for the new troop. The '• N o i n t o x i c a t i n g i U h o i l e t t e should get iu electoral " V long as I live these joy* will h e v c r a g d *<w«« f f n i n k a t t h e m ,.»i Mrs. C. \V. Stokes. Miss D o ro -' MIhm' p Anna nrifl Kitty DuBojie M*** .lulia Zacliary proved a (Ut hoys became members rem ain, s p e e c h e s t u r n e d to t h e s i i h i o - t ° r i iH" ‘ a f , < ' r -(h n n e r xnt,‘s w iMt ' " M ississip p i, g,kf, fht Harold Dixon, Carol thy Stikes and Miss K itty DuRose It n w tnilay for Chnrtotti*. N. C. chnrm ., n^ koniciw Tursilny n ig h t X >»vc touched the most primitive l a t i o n t o l i r m o r ,i, ;, -! • t o f p u b l i c c o n f i d e n c e in i t s r e - 1 * <,n y, K,' ns‘" ' ‘ 1 *"h «<ui o r t _,, , ,,(|U o r (It i n k e r s . rm i to Mr. t oolmge ill all th a t rtnn *n ^orm «l bridge p a rty honor|w, Alfred W hJtta k e r,JJIa r- spent Tuesuay afternoon shopping whore they will e n te r Queens ( ’olwilderness again. 1 int several m em bers of the y o u n g - ' 9 ckhain. Gordon Cole, Rich- in Orlando. in is name c r o w d o f hankers in m o v , „ . . u .......- i , ■K" ,n- 9 t,|i Mr 1 oondge would have — Hamlin Uni land. A T L A N T IC CITY E V E N IN G UNION a j o r it y m in th.the Electoral Cote r set who are ienving in a f e w ] " I r e f u s e d t h e c o c k t a i l s mwi n , P ' e v i o u s y e a r s lia d n o t «a m ajority nay. Melivin and Theodore --------- ° --------E. D. Pnrsons, of Jacksonville lege. I lint's how < illltoli k> K .J [The troop will be connected Mr and Mrs. Dick Twilchell. of days for their colleges. I t m ay sound like an old. old S in c l a ir L e w is i.s t i g h t ; n lot o f a s i i why we do tilings. H a v e our b................................................................... e lt f ig u r e s it out. A most enjoyable and exciting 1 o Like M ary Methodist re presenting the Walsh Tire Com­ Davtonn Bench were th - guests of ' h» " — jh tg * / , hut it pays to advertise. pany, j* spending several days in their cousins, Mr. and .NL * A R. ga m e of orinye «ii« played until n l 1 A m e ric a n s do not get en oug h fun , tit inns eotne to us l e n l v m ade uiK t h e i r c o m p e t i t i o n , a n d h a d Mi. Gilbert t>\ Cl Itmk.H it was announced. “ til o f life. a l a— • ■ Sanford, stopping at the Valdez hey. at their home on Park Ave­ late hour. A ftn scores were Im ni o u r p a r e n t s or front o u r cn•■'.Ft Thc Prince of Wales doesn't like a himker who'tlesire.HV.Vn,;,tinue 'lo h! lht‘ C^ ,dU,,ion t1,at ,n' f's Hotel. J h " y o u n g in te lle c tu a ls , h ;d - v iroiim cnt, or h a ve counted Miss S a ra h W arren Eaat. . . , •MUccu.asful c a n n o t tin- ■ nue on Tuesday. we th o ugh t ‘ jjlhd mud throw ing ta rtirs he hns dor any circumutnnce.H h ngi. c o n t e m p o r a r y life and erly and Miss R o n m .nd Radford '• ^experienced in America. ! 1 Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. R. A. Nc (di-nVet ,ht* f"b'h-flyer. AN AM,’SIN,; »■ ">* R t'm iight b e c a u se it i< re g im e n te d thirg.s out fo r o u r s e l v e s ? Do we <uti for prize 'or high score. The K' • * ______ o______ nhnle-fello\v-u <L, , u i n e i , oj in n ' tr?i i p p |.t>r ro11 o r - t h,"f e L,,(l7..,, , ,, .the ._ I1puhlu-an poiitimi sp w - ; " , II. Itinns. of Moultrie, Gn put c i g a r l ig h t e r s in o u r c a r s fo r I -'I rod sta n d a rd iz e .) D a s e n p o r t* a r e the con v en ien ce o f c i g a r s m o k e rs dnnity pet fume hnldet went to Miss A M O D E R N banking A cordon of pnlieo and detec- o f h ia hjitior-ljuien h r e a lh Will Ht-nd a eareful eli(.„i t lAtlsnla Jo u rn a l F w,,h •'irpu, tail pm ,, rwht itAdford. put in trou t o f lire p la c e s, not h e­ nr to a c q u ire a s h am 0 MHdVn hank. It just doe* not hilx whmk..v i 11 "t to another irmn ine Argentine. When he tai ps a mile long could n o t .have "cla ss” ? nc; !> Firpo-Wills bout. o r g a n iz a tio n , w ith ade­ m e the o w n e r s want th em th e re , Whv not do m ore On each (aide mint- and choco- 1 th in g s , think . . . r e n t e d that polo pony 'from That narticnlnr ' , 1an,‘ p"bl^* trual. he brought « young l«..y w„h^, Buffalo th" «* the Valdez (310) 4 !30-fi :30 pinglITorlandm *^ af,,>rn,r,,n shop- 1 tut Ins-nose othei people h a v e m e n th in g s , feel m ore th in g s , that bile bonbons were placed in h e a r t! ^blackening the I’rim e's eye. had mernio., V . rorivention to which we have referred lfv f - "i«' «-* ■HiH.rtisH i q u a te fa c ilitie s . U . m there. Mr KaM.it in s t a lls a a re l e a l v our o w n ? nigh momiity morality of the miriiinlktr, shaped con ta in e r A delicious i c e 1 T h a t 's one j . fl . s showed .HiVns of the <lav^ u hi*n i hm« tut*h ( hicago News (.447.5) Miss Jennie L. Munson returned 1 l ig h t e r io his c a t . not b. c u r s e was served at the c, ncluaion litui, 1-tlimilateo r.y oy newsp«per? new spaperipu u.-iv to h a v e fun. 5 ' h e people »h > th e y want Dr S I'ulcHt.m H .1 Mollv. Ed drank their .share of intoxicant* and <n ,r h ' i.(m',t.muiated '••O'.p he th in k s he g e t - fuo «tra. 5:30 o r c h e stra ; 7 a n - 1 Tuesday for Wilkins burg. I V , wind Higgins, John Mcisrh H. (,J "I the game. 4 * la k e fr o u n t b o ulev ard that iH‘ sn t frank enough to dec l a r e ihuV i k . Men w a nt to m ake tilings ljmI | , ‘ 1 n " s ‘ m , , » " « - s o< n v . now ineuiis to deport M r|w A n ABLE p erson nel in K violinist, render. J where* she spe nt two months the H«H. J " e Cameron, Mayor Forrest el .i h a r m l e s s l y g l i t t e r i n g au te n io Mnoan Hu g u e sts ind u u e d Misses Mnr- * + ll'-il may lo st some l(epulgu/g) road i tinning more damaging to his !, t^fc n,u,’ks left on his lace were . ' w VIi iro11ugh u g ■i tilings that le.leet themselves, S; ni c e -sin v. hut b ecau se he they want to create, in the s p in t |Diir»go T ribune (370) 5 : 3 0 1£ u*"'t •>( her ;iste r, Mrs W, ('. l a k e , L. A Hrumley. I I ..F razier, \ro.'‘' n Z‘" h,!ry.' A,'" » ‘ "IV1* h O |>o mi 1 liui »da> nu4U JJlMOnliiork land a half r1111«* inluiul. d ir e c to r s , officers and DuBose, hi:d, it g i v e . ‘'c|;»s.s” to his inn ,0 "ld remember. "Mv imse’', \ v a,lv ,,!h‘‘r h,*',‘,,‘'nP ,u' to Mgiit a ( .d o le ,l mail i.£m Mrifig q u in te tte ; 7 :B0 f Xlrxvwn. j George W Knight. E A Douglas, Mina Howard, .Margaret Cox Dllot play, thip.-s lien til if ii I or odd or J staff. lian Nhinl Miser. Rosamond Rad ' ' •' ‘ th in gs i.eenuse oilier in te r e s ting. I'Mk." he said, "ami mv " * M.. *'**>* hav‘> »h»« Ihki*. Wills, uli .in otliei u n ite t J>ai u A IfT you interest ft*; 9:30 Bert Davis, t'hup directors of the t'li.iniher of Com * - - nhow Cynm " " "H flfM in II llhI’hey get lull out of Mr. and Mrs. H. E aton, of P a l- merer, attended (lie luncheon of [■•rd. Perry l e e Bell and -Sarah " pi.- do th em , >,r doing them in 1 orthtslra. Philip have la u tm u sly avoided, IlotlcB by attomlinjr the n|»t*hih(r m l !e to the extent in w ht.h the W arren Kasterhy • i m t c e l s to im p r e s s o th e r people ' h u g s new athletii held nmorruvt c h e a t s h i s n e r v e s w i t h , i ' i. ..V1""* . . ,,n o v , ' r .y ....................... "»'• ‘ .doted vote w i sites t<i f they niukc oi do refl«s-t ( Thm-,, (;)45) 5:30-12 . or- inetto, a re spending several days the Orlando ('ham lter of Commerce m a n ’s f a c e w h o in Sanford, the g u e sts of th r Val m eeting Tuesday ,s ' r e good w a y o f le a d in g a dull what th,*\ really aie, Hut us lung urnoon, you will ha ve n g. A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in _ . " u u s w *lh o h o l i c .stimulants." s t i m u l i . . i i „ •• , a l c'onoiiy . " •M'- kn...K Kup,. imough-• tii|m-iuj*, songs, o rc h e s tri life > . . dcu llo trl. Mr. ’Knton i> refrimuy*. #c. I n i s h u n k e r w e n t on to shv t h a t m o r e i i • ‘ *'M w e and get ♦loa.iiuu i „ r as the .h ie f business of life Ilea in th e i n d i v i d u a l needi I u *i c om es l.v being line's self. tion engineer for Southern U til­ Mrs. li L. Gibson and T A. coining out hotter than uni bjoDipllshini/ his son-amf bthrr^t clonr evtwl Vmmt '' f .bV-Vv**s 11 “ ooied v..i.- is i.n tu .f. icago (630) 0 concert; 7 ities. J he < v l c r i n r act should re fle ct the ct-s in ihe competitive stru g g le thu on ly w a y a m an . a n hav. 1 Jones have re tu rn e d from a motor o f e v e r y d ep o sito r. !• at hoqtci. S Th e d a t e nuort is ir, b rig h te r busmens ot m aking life •* ;■..... • • • ......... last word n o w n d a t s is to m , y 1 trip tit Miami, having exported to " ill-................ I- irpo 11e-^t vile * it bin hicago (44H) 0 concert, so­ C.. H. Johnson, of JncksonvIAe, itj. ,|H‘ r place when it i> w h e r e interesting and c ie a liv e must wait. I . go ah ead and lad. it ' r I liiirsiiiay, v i K. D. McDonald, past master ••( ,„ „ k r e l .H l .i l .l y „ f , | „ . j,........- .................. li- 1 a. m. orchestra, so!o- is spending several days in San- ! bring Miss LeGlalre J. iries to S a n ­ i-ouise. Ivepuluiean n i o i a o l y i>,,4k,- yo i want »t as a b eing liv in g > nut l* ie * Union A nd then thu ..o Lakeland L<»lge N o >i| y cj ford On aceount of her recent ill r«ird9 intorrsted in th r new city a»wt>r is • .Iluly dej.ei I i ll |••., to u neui i*.s , own life, and not g i v i r • a tig f o r "H ut a r e vou s ure vmi [Clncinnati (42.1) 9 a ddress; r h'oeting o f municipal building to he erected] m-.ss Mi** Jones w as nut aide to ( V 1 Content. ^w |i) ilk. like i t ? " uiti.'t. i .l m ass s t a n .Im i .Is G o lf i ( t m t e m p o r n r y ( ’n r n m e n t Imicert. ‘ 'e'* " -N" 21.1 F. A M socn. Mr. Johnson is stopping nt : tr a vel. a good g tnie if ta il ‘ .lav it Lct-iUlPc •Monday night when he j Cincinnati (.‘109) 9-11 mu- the Valdez Hotel. condor e l . PltENIPK.' ' ostpoiiemcrit ..f ',ound tin fellow c r a f t vv ,,1 k up.,■II t h e re-|i< ' D O 1.1 D G ( , 1 ,,k ' '• " n t d is a poor pa Strength -Service I'rogrtss \tfi*, all the i orit i nv ers v that s j a a s i n g at the unve ilin g ul a I.S ( when you find it hill a n o th ri Id aviatiun hops and inlet nn Mrs J |{ Forrest and d aughter o f M a s t e r Lee h i- heep going oil for six Veins it | Cleveland (190) 7 concer: j *)r- •*. r Hcon returned Tucsdav «< h,m. r u y e t l r - a tu e in ifa il ii n ...e . ij ja i) Way .i d " pg v* li.it o th e r people do " i l l be rut her tuniiv if it tu rn s out /aliokal polo gam es on a e .o u n l of ... ,! ■ , A fter (bis work Mr Mellon,• I ’alias News -(470) K:30- from Vidalia where he was called and Miss Drone Roberts letiirned i • *‘u ",igt,t l a t i n , play m a r b le s or Oi.it Dawes won the war. Toledo J£aln seems to Ih- ipnte thu thing p r o f i e r t y . U i* iJn i ' ''' ' N"mg> sU w a i i l l o r m s o w n eu t-M t'uvcllc a s a ’‘l i n e m , ii ILi'e nr, in te re stin g talk on Mas.’, k « -« it nl, 11-12 M ustangs orMonday from Nv|vesti-r and va 1 on account of the illness „f his win In l rccdoin hop -, .a I j^iofe-a-dnys. m a r b le s or Imp ') Me a l s o e x t e n d e d a n *n< -tutmn Hindibrother. Mrs. Desn and hnl>v riou.s other points jn Georgia • •> h t e m e n d nera t n. p u / / u iig thing i- th a t lA *1 ot. t| hi • c o n l i d e n c e , to liv e liv e s I h n M n ' m i ' W1’S, b *" I V , a i " I’" 1*1'*’ eb as. your fun in , ± . " " f the Ov , rn .i i "iN|»iie r e s p e c t a n d t r u s t . " r Interest Paid on Savings Accounts d"4) rche stopped over in Jacksonville to h a y e t t . , so St 1,1 1 w here they spent the past six L o d g e t.. J million dnllm lx,ml issue i» . Oil-pi. lolls 1,1 Itv •it tin 1.a k e la n d C ' i Nn I !•-f lift t A u if * it>MTls that I h a t s p e e c h w n * m a d e , a s w e s a i d , t e n o r t w e l v e s e a r s visit relatives. Th ii vi i •l\ for in *h h < f u h lrh /»mer.i an Kev, *iution when wg kot -tintier eonsidvrstion f,,r the exten ter a t any t i m e weeks with friends and relative, • "t Nxitioiis in a I R e m it News (M 7) 7:10 %l&i and improvement of Sendmde «K<», a n d a t t h a t t u n e In iP jiie ss l e a d e r s e s e r s svlit r e ss. r e i . I k I 1*1 nt III i 111• i " O i l ' l l k in g s . t.,.,„ Dm \ riling »nif«U*Ti mil i 4»tll|l||t1|| ' ‘ *» 't hr ( a lh t j f , ( MIX u h r | ,. orc he stra ; 9 Goldk'-ttl 's IHI pit! t lit f;| ofpVnty roads. I lur ritir.ens i.'aliz*I*»•1111at **ili • Iv tn nitlf ‘ n rev oi til i .n, lie- i , ,|u, 1 *•’ '*r C '! i Inpi .11.h LODGE M EETIN G stta; 10 N rw s orchestrn * Ill'll I ||f i I. .. I, o „ i rl)| o| tn. II good roads i« th. kevnoli ,,f I tier, will i.e a regnlai meeting M ay IRelroit Free Press (5 J7 ) 5 kings, lull. II vv • ta p e r it>• and will gb.dl) \ - • *|„ 111,111 tin 1, of the Seminole Rehekah l.odge ■l . *. music. ■■ > m a u i i i n m a i n a l m i a a ■■ ■ i i i n a i i D a a a i l a a Isli \ ii r ii | \ Id, Friday ev enpig .-1 Do. Odd Eel Elgin (280) 0:10 J2 c o n - 1 lows Mall AH tnenih tn a re n r .....I - 1— Z j T i r is-tlin g on lli< Will I- irp<> .MIAMI, ftept. 10. Riding the Me are \ g c n t - fm the • MVt-'li of a " t i p p l e r . " ss ho m u s t a l - o |... •. W|" N l r " « " -v e r. and H. Vl-iti." g Reheknhs ORLANDO, Fla Sept It! l.ik. to be present Hastings (141) 9:10 stu- su r f in law lireitk.rt'. •d e p e n d s entirely upon wh. I*'1** “ S' d w li.it In. tii.) i,, m •Vi'jl are welcomed. « motor c a r is the stu n t j the recent .F r a n k s case in Chicago H af<*• In llnston liie o l d s a t, ,ui 1. 1m r 11H*11• 1•-1>11% -«1 ’ ,i 11 M o s t lu t i i k e r s n-H lizc t h i s , Iqit | | , Jefferson City (440.9) 8 ud- | " ' “ K1'" here by a local man. The a pair of horn rimmed spectacles 1 If sHMii is j ii.--f- jia W|l»t fl IIM Hli , | s,|f: 8 20 musical. I h f ffavor 1 W,nl< <*ar, driven by Elmer F. Hines, a mav furnish the clue to the owner , F A IL S TO SIMM ( H A NNKI. ill*. I h u r t* n rhnui i' f«•f p lit-n M f | , • liijsiiip.sM m e n a m i <*vci v n m nm w a s n ’t baymg in., ft 1 »«IU.-CK!NK. France. Sept Hi— Kansas City Stu’« <4*11) traveling man to nutkA ' 9u>rn«- • I ' u n v v n l t .- j i lo w iK a i ,U h ' l a - i / r r d ,H 'j n o t l " j f o J *" mechanic, a s described by witness- I of a 75-gallon xtill and a n u a n tity , Liman H arrison. A ngiq-A rgenlm e fail ,,f d 1c u jr . g orchestrn, ncy. V"U h i . v e n o t ? „ f „ | , . ; , c\ r in $ \u ™ ,ln „k 1 ** T ,,K S ID K N T 'S s|„e^ i es, came down a street which ends . nf mash confiscated in n r„W hv Vr ' T w r/',fai lwl . J'-b; 11:45 N ighthaw ks. 10 " " " " 'he English t hnhnel She gave up Duis w o r r y i n g about ' ^K«n-a, City ( 4 U ^ » | y t i s U ; n ( e lr iy F imIs " hjavi In* Hi t ' e n tr * Ing k e p , / ' Kht on » ? (officers near here, l h c still bor. I . ? infold ' " tte m p t a f te r being in the w .iter alxiut in - I >1 unj tho lxio/.iii)f hahit ..... FR ESH CARLOAD rf at a rafgd evidence of ha ving been rey work for the gridiron 4*Zlr<*i>. A n d t h e y in t u r n h a v e L ltli*, c ta tu hr reccnllv 10 hours. broth er. D a \ i S aid he gait. Two y the suwomen wo young garlicd *» Angeles (409) 8:45 lecth the pro|i«-r s p in t am ong tho*.' Mnflrfcnrt In. nn<? will «jf»,.ni| httlt- rrmlit operated. No one was founa near <| IJ«*stum is whether Arnein-Ji 1°. tJn* imlivjiltiMJ ' * 1%' all 1'juartetio; 10 o rc h e stra ; 11 in bathing suits, My candidates Sunfordjf v4ill Whu "iniyt Imvt! Ills lijckc*r." ‘ D E A F A N D DUMB S C H O O L Hines, extricated ",il1- l , u l "nectaries were * itstdf to be degrtoh-d P > . Ll vocal p r o g r a m / e a foot),nil team which' v*||| mi mr i» irimi discovenii han g in g on a limb of a 61L* a rnnurnistic and -<>iiali-tk ST A U G U S T IN E . Sept. IP The We have new carta and re p a irs for the old ones on hand, the subm erged ca*uninjured. The jyintke n nam e for itself Sanford P '" Angeles (J96J 8 xtfvhICSelate. w h eth er it will rent all) c a r wa.v fished from the w a te r by tre e neaihy. Depty Sheriff J. A r lorids S ta te Schm 1 ;,ir tne D<»f l et us l a k your order for a new „ne „ r frpB| r |h<> ,||d om. I” "ee all the player* gel P :30 ch ildren; 10 In stru in en U C a ru th e rs say* the ow ner can und Blind, will open its 1924 25 Aiiier 1, .in II s t r i n g orcnesU-a; 12 polio* and Hines was arre ste d for have them B-J " •P 'n d ( nptain Peck and tu rn out by calling a t the term T hursday, Sept. II. Two carries* driving. *,,i i 4 w inner this year. sheriff's office and identifying hundred and fifty stu d e n ts an- <•* 1 i. I I D t P K , c o p y in g tin Dil• JA C K SO N V IL L E .K i U r n a i • —------ u ------' "urier-Journnl Louisville them. pected to s ta tt the term nn.l be '"■ ft and S u l l iv a n hern, that "in w" j, W. E. Barney swain across Ih* l> <4110) 7:30-8 p, m. concert. tween *>0 and 7n teachers will , ,,m ' P i l e o f all te m p t a tio n s to hel " " I I I flblll ('III, ago is tliat the f .F l r t h o f F o rth last week. (1 dix *lri,q,hl* Commcrelal-Appose the facult* la k e s th.-ie fro.n III to othei tu itions," we shall 1 . in.1 in IN t ( l l t l ’ORA I KD jta n c e of six mi.es liirough ntltfliiig I,m b | x .pv|d in a iip g lyijl lust >1old c a sh , either [ 1fdi<1r H:30 o r c h e s t r a .: A m o , lent so him r.\ . . n l or ytlctcs and sw irling eildii-n, a f..„i 1• hat 1on,1,1,1,nt j ,„q I),,,,, so many dollars us t lie 1 it-e iiih v Montreal (341) 7 musical. 1 resident , oolid g. ( ,.f 1 *'urse. Phone - 'I K S ----Jliever before accompltshed 10 ||ix 207 K. ( oninierrinl St demand Columbia, Sept. 10.—The ro n tc it 1 ______ Montreal (425) 7 concert. IT DlllVh-S 01 ; .VOILMS fniioniMi Dial sjun is. less tliun a aim s th. » o i d s " . < < ,nin.im -t 1. and ■ •> tJ-A ofy- Lord Byron wax |,,i,.,| N ' h York (273) 7:10 pi- between Cole L..Blease, twice gov- [ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B i l l ■■■■ SAN DIEGO S.-i .i in i»r 1 h r nurt'Et Mj(n ui w o r m * m r hi l - i “ We di-prri lute it but .(.. not I s o fin h s ti, " at U F o l l e t t e And. u i i i i m x i i a a a a i l l a a i | " g trial trial would l,ai. cost, hut because lie succeeded In |"x.ital, 7;26 Sunday School ■ <> IliiHsure .11111., for What it We . vvlitle L a h o l l e t t e is neither coin J a m e j °F C“ rolin*‘ “ " d ' d c n t A n u r o Aio**aodn. of C h i b | '" pr.lenr.s. lack of interest in k. jy w lm m in g the llelli*s|H*l,t 11 met e It IH |"llumuvpuvf hi Dial it informs rS ‘ ;46 piano. I■1it y, f r v tfu ln rm , variable ap|ie “ I " " ' " a s III....... Iv a n i n f r i n g e n,m ust it 1101 s . m la lis tis in his till’ |l tr.ffplun "•'In mtt on I\ there but ,v ipltinge of* th re e miles v <‘'* York (360) 12:16-4:30 Dtc. picking at the nose and sud ment or a ssa u lt o f ode ..r more r ' • Vwlu-ie. that •OllllOUP l u r . i o n s u p o n o t h e r s , m d iv i du u l ly v ie w s .11 u, his record, the a i c u s a T nat 0,1 b> A ltam arino. •Icn s ta r tin g in sleep. When these concert, »olos, talks, dance; od Interoat m Mint is, p.ditii ally s p e a k in g . "g.«Ki I) e x p e n s iv e 11, ■ <• S m ^ r o t a wHI . f y * ' ! hcad " f * * m ilitary cabinet which The it rpnth • r t oilet ti vi lx mihI in orie wav or . T here Will be a lug time ut the 1 orchestras. 1 o e m o e r n t . will vote to decide nom- ; assum ed power Friday night. P r o . sym ptom s appear it is time to ■ • > • ITHIfllt i|Hil Mthlrtli' lit’ld l •niujf ry vs to say nothing of iu hnl«‘ou»nq#s. , a n o t h e r ns u sh. « k ) „ t h e h u m a n d upe," esp...'Hilly f o r those that 1 ination, not settled in the prim ary New York (492) 9 a. nt. •ion t know th. m e a n in g of Die t w o 1 ident Alessandri tendered hia rea- give W hite's Cream Vermifuge. A , ,Jit ago i i o a l t i k f uftaimsl u 're . ernoun when Orlando IIM-ct * s. nsibiliti. . It ,* H|| „ f Dint and words. klk. 2-9 p. nt. solos,. chili tw o weeks ajro. The winner will ignation nrter it was requested by few doses drive* nut the worms I - P H O N E 1 3 5 ------Ilford in a lias.'bull gam eV. XT. r<1" 1 ? 'h’L Not nii • f «ii limie. siusic, dance. succeed S e n a to r N. B. Dial, elim- the cabinet and leaders of the mil- and puts the little 011c on the road h / h? thn»4 '.‘i ipios wifi unuiil KU, h ex a time when sucli a "suk\ id b» ' , - xmw-u mv *n®4«d In the flret nrim ary. Tvr® ityiry group who asked him to a b ­ to h t a l t h again. Whlto'a Cream New York (526), 5:30-9:15 It Is a money tax nf liui.lensotiu* rilll I R E S I D E N T , disi « ve ,n vg flR Bn Orlando and S anford was of penses US . f r r attached to the tarn I ' Y ' . I ' "* ’'" " " 'th in g that w1 pvr- 'b a t sonieta.dv is I r v i n g to .lesti.rX' sent himself from the country and Vermifuge has a record of fifty » l im nortance with the World Loe . l-eopotl bqunnu Lttt no one 1 mil tt. ta- foreed on us and for tlm |M.wer o| the c o u r ts , s a > s tiiot (406) 6:20 ; asserted it would g u a ra n te e him year* of.successful use. I’m 35 c. >r hut it is played now merely of them will full to take Its inotiev which we must and d'» "av i;i lotd, to c u r b the c o u r ts would ch le. lesson; 6 pianist, te n o r; • r e equivalent to election. j personal safety and t h a t of hi* Sold bp' Union Charmacy. OH alril of friendly rivalry. The toll feign 111. |v>ckfta qf tho t.rx hsitt. i a ill. It I*' ianist htrg that t v runnv *• L mr «• ►%~ er r orchestra. p a y Ci*.‘ *' I family. ford players have no other in N.w York (456) 6166. ta lk ; " n the othei hand, as shovapi C* And what is i n *e in I hicago is impoverishes its not ,.nlv morally, V ktlon than to win quite handily ■ ■ M a n n a n n n n n n n Bn n n n a B U a 9 concert; 8:30 o ro h e .tra . also Hue in eveiv ot hei 1 ., id 11., 1 ,1 •’hysicnllv and mentally, but linaii- the history of the star chnmbar f a i t hull game. | ° » h U M d ( 3 , 2 ) 1Q pUn<)( #o i & u a i It! ‘ c a l l ) • I und some other com is you ^ vm it) where crimes, a 1eat or small T h e le mt Icnie.lv Jjt—sw the h i-id« sa m p le of nny w hei^j la rir V a le r ie , y J u n g rt und a n colillnitted ation <r\ i t A here T ■ “ co u rts# -rn /.n . „ Omaha (620) 6 .lo ry no curt • Pdj, Every tim e un olfens. nguiQst >iv llizatii WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—NC-' h zV jK f ( foritc d a u g h te r of the e Ein-J 1 line .« renulflve Oku- leers ut lo r Franz Jjathaji sl«te<i. tod. w lyctty ' i.kl1 p'[0f r(P n,i w muaical. > * 1 10. — , LA K J is un,er. It. froqi • v r y ^ n g i e 1} out f in ii * 1 (lie nv e t „ i w I * miadelphia (509) 4:05 t>py illfated l i f l n^t^.r (log,cut, iitea of py Illfated _ n .in e s -I (lease lib| Uli a fl, ne An i we 1 ,.>v A h e t 11 n«' b r ilr a ta s.v / 1 s • • th e c o u rt* ' h ta lk - 6 ta lk ; 6:15 or- • r e called on in a n "address to the , abeth. died in Vierma^ftle other throu P‘ l«ket kf ov erv , price 'of thut leer bsl-JO * l.rf.g *1,, ^htf Atiq.lp; or do the p e i £ * > 50 concert; 7:30 band; country," adopted a t the concluding . It was in l«flH shortly after •tge th Ex )>Ic belong to the courts?" * *c**iopa,o/ Du» L e t t C aray ite p tia t The head* of th e b u r g la r y insurance companies *ay l**1 retjriciliatiun <f the kingdi *in» WO* announced here 7 by Th. ' uurt.s a r e c r e a te d i>>- tf t, Philadelphia (395) 4 ta lk : Foreign Mission Convention, "to af -A u tila and Hur-.tarv a.u) J , „ . Swindell, preaident of l»ry and theft have tripled in Uta la st five year*. peoplt an d th e |>eo|i|e c a n 't, ujs■* *i *.* a • ppb'a coronation as em perior of \ ^ * t k ; ' 7 roclUL d e p o rt themselves In «uch m anner th* I-akriahd C itrus Growora* A s -1 »Durg le rs la iid why th e y sh o u ld n 't h a f t; 1»AY< i c o s s JOURNAL h e r a l d - UW * (826 ) 6:30 chil- * • »ot to bring reproach upon the sociation. Qver 200,000 c ra te s are t h a t Valerie was tiorn. Pus T hat mean* it b Just T U B E H T IM E S MOKB IS! so m e th in g to sUy a b o u t them.! Tbi< l*'k; 7 concert; 0:05 race." The convention expressed in sight for the exchange a t this ibly on this account felu, was fur you to keep your money in th e bank where It J* »** n . a i o n t y . if th e m a t t e r w e re put Trade follows friendships “ r e g r e t to find th a t the spirit of time, while fo r the entire season }Wn fur a long time as thtlow > llie n who is a shirk,-i, vv(„, to th e m in g e n io u sly a n d f a i r l f , than it waa in 191#. £ « ' . n d ( 492) 11 a d d re * .; u n ju st tre a tm e n t which c h a r a c te r ­ Inat year only 90,000 c r a te s were No one Dalles with a prison hi •lodges his part in public nime tild of Peace.*’ *ouiti nut Dr f rij(ht«»nt‘H by^ tb<* ises much of the south is finding handled, Mr. Swindell said. . -o ' dislikes if he can help it m e t s . v v i s never found working th e S u p re m b A Checking Account la b u rg la r and bandit p r e d . . its w ay into some of th e northern Irpo says th a t hw-knows thut he No one trades with u ••crsoii for tor his own city, who never takes ' " g g f s t i a n t h a t < ourt iiave p o w e r to d e c la re {I S pUylU dy i m ) 7 thnfe com m unities.’’ money perhaps your life— by c a r r y in g your mo**/ ^ . . »•uraly_ whip W ill., when they , h# |nrk|l pa it in orgumtt-d effort for th.- ■N a tio n u n c o n s titu t io n a l by a 4 w V on T hursda y. M inss, laugh f c n r f b h U ^ ) 4 concert* ' checks. Open m ^ k z d J j i a j t z x e a a t I * tkl dev elo'.meut of th e citv. Wc huv« . th m la X o U a n d not, m rtO h ' t» c t'n .•mt*. 4:40 o rc h e stra ; 6:30 ITenlie*, •, “- I ncy today. . ;- ■ •dten happens, by a majority hf I" : .v,« T h e r e is a D i a m o n d T i r e t o fill iterr Iboxing kjxu j • b e lte tra d e follows in III w akf. W -i-_ .a 1_____'* bicep* and thigh*, larger ■ n** x i ^ * h‘n<ton •<*») 7:46 U lk . f r ie n d s h ip and tra d e m ake then " " H i o ______ e v a n m c a i * o w n e r ’s n e e d . A ll LAKELAND, Sept 10.—Invita■f*.* h“ vV 1,11 "W W , the Isck Of and reach, sm aller anbles. »ubllc spirit on the part of . bu». i*xit Himultmn<*ously. ch* have been extended to the RICH MEN T H A T go to a t a r i ■re ab o u t e qually m atched in ness man eslrungv trade a r e lo n g s e n a t e , lo w -c o s t tire s. By da;’ in and day out taking N V I M r « v F J * . ^ s t C 16. iblic to witness the smashing of innate in w in te r read the we. tires. lit a n d w e i g h t .’ A* to r in g heed only to th e ir own personal reports in New York and Ch **"’ •' j .i j ...i. We have all seen the lack of file W quarts- of redtfiquor id the Wllla ia a m a s te r of thw >0 ; IX tuJ* . and business interests, by ignoring snd find delight in reading , nj jttcr here, the whiskey bfcing while I-'ir|><) ix crude and un •ufficient backbone in u business the in te r e s t, of the publfc l y fail- the .now and i J " re*d ‘n,f ' ng 1 at confiscated recently In the ten. kJ"P him erect in a com­ 1 1 1 * 1 loeen’t predict but ure to p a rtic ip a te In civic muv«. jUPfi' J W . toi .iw inu’ :it ,• m u n ity cri»i» e stra n g e trade. previous month of the year. Itfonal arrest of J . H. Puruig, r i o r i d « . „:r |,,y, i , by . continnad imps rum runner, who has been h r to*: f*onth/ to tolled I 7 J 1 5 ar Ih'H W •forever ftnm organlaod ■■'* ......................• v , 1 vie ted and sentenced. Chief 6 t bonds to the am ount of 82,624 wei ■;ii w, « ■ - r t(* T . P '.• r o s T E R . f a r r e s t s ] durir ‘ Perryman, aided by Arm u. , . a r . y vii V •Hi. -sy ffa . — r,ni‘Kth1s „ X f h o t h tXir„ii.„^L,h;i,r‘l7 r nM r tli Mary Troop Of | Scouts is Formed Booze and Success Don’t Mix jr ! Miss Julia Zachary,! I Is Hostess at Bridge,* I Party Tuesday Night WHY NOT GET FUN OUT OK LIKE? SERVICE I 1 2 3 pr r e T ^ r .: ^ - II I4. D. McDonakl Visits] Oviedo Lodge* JVe invttc new accounts SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK Miaman In an Y e llo w J a c k e t S p r a y C art 3 t J u st A rrive K e ys to n e THIS CHIME THING Rides Surf Spectacles Be Automobile Clue in Still G - WALKER CO. j Rock Lime Blease and Byrnes In Run-off Contest Today President of Chile Has Resigned Office Hill Lumber Co.| ZIP SERVICE Diamond £ire$ NorthJg Said To Be, . Mistreating Negroes c,trus Exchange Will Hr >1it I Handle^itore Frjilt , rnyrr. \°.f AS h " "-,- MANY REASONS m „ s 1925 v, Will be Unveiled Saturday, ’ •* Lakeland to , Smash Sept 13th, ; at 2 P.M. * Jacksonville Arrests 600 Quarts Liquor Be sure ( . . Total 1,160 In August and See;them; wss M W W W C o. m JUAN A • . tuu •* 4 ‘ h to t a l th is t +*++*> «rvr u i .wwji STUDEBAMRS " s i t ^ ' s c a j f o « c : s |3i TRADE AND FRIENDSHIPS ifjA'-lt i 1he Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. have just constructed a telephone line from Orlando to the East Coast through Bithlo. Bithlo is about 9 miles from the St. Johns River, 2 miles from Lake Pickett, affording splendid fishing, and is 18 miles from the East Coast. Nature provides a natural drainage system lor Bithlo in the form of branches and creeks that take all surplus water off as rapidly as it is drained from any Florida city, Bithlo is surrounded by thousands of acres ol as rich trucking and general farming land as can he found in Orange County. Many farmers are now preparing land for cultivation. Approximately 5,000 lots have been sold in Bithlo to approximately three thousand indi­ viduals Irom all parts of America. A percentage of the property owners will surely develop their property. There are thousands of acres of virgin tim­ bered lands surrounding Bithlo that will be tur­ pentined and sawmilled. . Bithlo is suburban to no other city and is so situated as to best serve Eastern Orange County being 18 miles East of Orange, 21 miles west of litusville, 40 miles south of New Smyrna, 100 miles north of Okeechobee. Bithlo is an incorporated municipality, hav­ ing two miles of paved streets. The town has voted a Bond issue for paving 4 1-4 miles of ad­ ditional paved streets this summer. Improvements mean that real estate will ad­ vance, hence profits to investors. Allow us to show Bithlo to you without expen.se or obligation. Then you are in position to judge of our investment opportunities. ta rs leave our office 9:30 every day. iadio Program (420) oti:- ■ r * i <f if'is The Commercial Center of “Eastern Or­ ange,” the largest half of Orange County. Bithlo is the only Town Development in the fast grow­ ing “East Orange.” * Bithlo is on the Florida East Coast Railroad, where the Orlando-East Coast Boulevard inter­ sects it. This branch railroad extends from New Smyrna to Okeechobee City, a distance of about 150 miles. The road is being extended from Okeechobee to Miami at a cost of millions of dollars and upon completion Bithlo will have a main line railroad. A 16 foot brick road has just been completed from Bithlo north to the county line, connecting up with a hard-surfaced road into Sanford. The Orlando-East ( oast Boulevard connect­ ing Orlando with Cocoa Beach and Titusville Beach by Bithlo is to be completed about Novem- siisit "frla~^Saifsaare: iB T a h S rra s iK - ’M o d s ■>+ + + + + < i y Ar#th„ • • -* . •V>Jr ’? h k t? l- ,t) i - IM If} : T J fTH,1 T H E B A N T C H B l H B R A t P , W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 1 0 , 19 2 4 . 7r CDWB0 / SUT$ A*> PUKJ haTs amp K 1nice - OI.LAM t L D R 4X - 1rj|ta v . WOWAIID B K n O ___ ---- mmrnmmtr | 141 v WCAa^/iuKM Tfixx ■ l.nF nlrtfr Worries Coolidge, At( i m F*.' •. ' rt ~_________ 9 -- •• ** . About two weeks ago The Sanford Herald announced VIce-Prroidcntlal Campaign. . ¥ A T * S r U S S S S S L 5 ^ f , ! S ef manf hip campaiP *" which over eighteen hunh"«? ill» r orluu* und,r Ac‘ of q 1* “a,,nrs ,n pnzes arc to be awarded to young ladies of I Firpo (n Politic*. ! S lf iH p •Tv*T? T H i:«A N F O R P /H m M itJV W EDNESDAY, SEPT." 10. 1924. » mHj *!•* L « v. t*»l•% ’/ !W f^| [<j I'WdxUfth #1*1 a ;*i 4 It t \ } i < 115 N. Orange Ave. \'v* V 4k Orlando, Fla ' Vitf* i&Vr V*• ' * VJ, . ‘ •/.♦Olllj J Cftixu t 1 lk tu b .lv , Jt4 • ». 1 !A Wt’Mtf •4* '2t iffliv . .1 la ' * <* ■’ y-a , ' . 1 ‘ ,i .*' ■ r j i , ! | p ^ U . ): • .. V . <*: .u* ?;.* 1 K‘ ' ^ yS ’• ' H y r f J tu t, ). . Tm i . ^ jjsKknu haa am *TTi t.I ’aupo tot*-'. *t* n ' . * * ^ ^ * r , *A M a f - * h ... I ku. *<tl Jj.’ < * * iliia l " ' • . I l V i»M2v<*^. .. .»),u 't- HI tit u to » ; M iA t A ' M f • * . •. / • M\ �in i r k /# X l % Tr ^ f> n How-They Stand >Y‘ VOI ia o r ono o rt National le a g u e . Games and Yanks Gain on Senators ______ O--------------- --------- ----- *------------ 1Li New York .. Brooklyn .. P ittsb u rg ... Cincinnati Chicago St. I/itlls Philadelphia Boston ........ American League. Washington 1 New York IletTbit .... ' S t Lotkis Cleveland Philadelphia Both Lineups Invade Num ber! I}!*''''" o f Professional Players; (h,fflp Reports Deelnre Many Or­ Southern Association lando People Will Attend ream s in earn league and the games Both Snnford nnd Orlando m a n - ’^ ,’wj ^ rem aining to be played a f te r to­ agora declared th a t their baseball i day, fVillows: rj.;. JftO ffAineu a half cam p nn (hr N ational. To nine* a r c in tip top shape for t h e i f h a t l a i W. I,. Pc. Piny I encounter to be staged at the op- Little I K. idle W ashington Senators by bent- „ ~ -­ Boston 5 to 4 Tuesday. The New York ening celebration of the new muniBrooklyn ... npions made th e ir ty in g nnd Pittsburgh cipnl uthlctic , field in this city , ’,,jk,r ' Ing runs in the ninth. Pinch Thursday afternoon. Arcording to I Heetinn reports, each leader has gathered if Johnson, for Hoffmnn, was W ashington New York . „.. n formidable o u tfit which he will ed by Quinn. Gehrig bntted for Detroit 16 j c aptain in the opening gam e of the I and w as safe on E rro l's erproposed series. Bcott bunted to H arris who With a number of Florida Stnte League and Several higher class a bati throw into the d ir t a t players in each line-up, Mnnager base, all th re e men being Floyd p a lm e r of the local team Then Joe Bush bntted for Heal I K A I Hit’ill. ASH. , sta te s that the public is assured of ick and on bis double lo right, < ler b i ' l l , oil t 'o i i r t H c m l o o l n a good and interesting game. I'oiini,. Florida. on and McNally, ru n n in g for * Mr. P n lm rr brought out the fart n> a m \v i : k k h . D C. s that the re-opening of baseball nr r. scored. Quinn finished the ' J t i v i t i e s between Sanford and Or- M ASS A( I H S F I T ' S ELE< T I O N f w ithout f u r th e r scoring. A V , lando will probably cause a great ■O F lngstend w a s th o limit nf v | deal of rivalry, or ra th e r nwakun BOSTON, Sept. 10.— M assachu­ J it, between the people (*f the two , I v ulne ra bility in the last of setts voters today will choose R e­ cities. This rivalry, he said, will ninth. In the fo u rth Meuscl tut publican nnd Democratic candi­ ‘ the ball over the left field fence dates for sta te and national offices ."With none on bnsc. W illiams doubt Pirntfs Dash Toward Pennant in November. T here are few Gels Sol bark When Cards *d once and singled th re e Unit* Dcmnrcratic contests. having a p a r t in all of Boston's 'lake I-as I Two Contests of I S ■Tuns. Tha ecore: R || f Naw York .... 1 0 0200002 r. s « Boston ........ .. 210 100 000—4 I t .’l Batten cs: Pcnnoek, Hoyt and -Hoffman; Quinn nnd llcving. Series; Cubs Wirt ( lose One I’ront Reds; (Danis Are Silling Tight in Firs! Plate D e trptt . 1(04 I lo oi x 7 in o B atteries: Connelly and Crouse, B u rk e , Johnson and Bassler. l-lfl..- | , i | . I 'll | s h i l l g l l ’s r , , | | | , |,M, • Hie- D, th ree g a m e s . 1' i r s i Louis B u ll, Mes Advertising . a .pafrowa u n J e « U ,» ,at immrdlBlrlr f»» , _________ l h ■ __________ He ■ _________ •« a _______ It Type H ie r e v e r n c g o e s ckdiitfarfoeaSem SAN JUAN GARAGE CO HENRY T. HODGKINSON, Mgr 210-212 !Magnolia Avenue- I , ami *. 4 H]* i )iiii l<le to v.;;: M rri'rrscnlatlv* thork lllir with rataa, rulea ■Urall<>n. w i l l g i v e y o u I Information. And If l l h r y wIII a s s i s t y o u i n l our w u n i a d t o m a k e I x lir a i U ittiAOM ttie prosperous f a r m ­ e r s and fe rn grow e rs of Volusia f.00" 1ty advertise in the DeLand Daily News, r a te 1c per word, canh with order. A U r T L E - ^ A N T AD- i n ~ T h ^ , H erald will bring you big re •ulta. A dvertise those old articles! you have stored aw ay nnd have no use for. A little th lrty -c e n t ad m ay b ring you several dollars. Phono 148 find a representative will call to see you. F LO R 1i iA— Ult LAN DO— Orlando "••id issue o f bonds to m a t u r e thirrnornng Sentinel; largest classi •> .w a r s a f t e r the ,|.ite o f the i s ­ tied business, ra te lc a word, min­ sua n ce th e r e o f ; both the principal imum 24r cash with order and in terest o f sa id bunds to he APGUSi A C H R O N IC L E - Angusto. Gn.— A u g u sta 's grentest p a y a b le at som e bank in the C i t y classified m c liu m , rnto cnxh ,09c o f N e w Y o r k , S t a t e of N e w ) ,,ik, 10c per line, minimum in la w fu l m oney o f the U n i­ Lr t v a t NOTIC K. Lrs s h o u l d g l v a t b s l r [ poatofflrs a d , t r a s s as IbBlr p h o n a n e i n b a r If it r r . u l t n . A b o u t one i ,if n t h o u s a n d h a s a s nd l b s o l l i a r s c a n ' t itl> w i t h you unlsst I four mldrcsa. M l t n a n a r e M t .1T b t f t r « „ t nf T h e d a s rail o f f i c e n r b y l e i * r l r pKi i nr d'seealtB * ael *rlld. S er vi ce. Efficient " here Courtesy and Service arr i’nr When better automobiles are built, Bulck xvIHhofld Its the taste! " m’m i o n 1" ,1ri‘ " r ,h '' construe ■pent on for live sroun.l M •citJt d lh r Ifninr to l 1* S. P o s t p o n e d NKW 'V,., " I .......... .. b e - l . S a t u r d a y ................ • lllli e j ......" , 'i»\ t'li*> rile , ,,0,1,1 * ilf*< m i s .1. ct ,R..I, *,s l a i , II'"**V,'" ,m11' Br,Mr ,j*1*IM -•■'< _ I i ' I I *i> liy* K Si ,,l 'l l •*•’•li’l'k 1-ilti‘eh, d f i l l , Piny upon ,,,,1,1 T»mr-<lnx tourtlt a n ,I , igtul, m n m g - 1bnt t lie fi. I,| '••l.s k " " " .net,-u,| iferetire te m o o n perlor defensive skill of Wills, who has oth e r a ssets In his g r e a te r , K,* ' " D Hi*'.,I will, th. l »**'»« *" Jet-. , »"•> 11 at u ,n s i ,t, Na-liv ill, Bohm-nn kept the „ ••veiling. Under p , . . . , , , , „ n ments. tli,i aecoml mal, I, coniest,il S u iu n iiy , ,,- -, i„ Louis Lacey, s ta r b,„ k turn of the British team pi„| v».,U ,1 be a b b , to take his p|„ Ute line up „i, S a turda y, it w„ noun,•,si by the p«,|„ s* a l l , - I ,-d I b e -•,;,•* 1 'll I, K-.ik \u-hvil|o 'l o t ris, VIa, key , VoN . llllli dill 116 \ "llii lull INK) K, , 1 , an s 1 1|Moore, ltotin wxperiencc and sh iftie r fool work. * »H*Nt <ii l i n t Trie negro, b e tte r a t infighting, Un l know row?* •■*#9 bas an e f f e c tiw punch in H u e y |» s u f f e r i n g f r o m « „ „ •*111 lint k holUf •ither hand, while Firpo unless he t>i shin^lcm has a lte re d his style of battling, j W 4*1/ chiefly upon his powerful . ........ »’• it M m i M \ | hj r e h . «*>• • .. light when the fray is hottest. A ri'L K ATloN Fun u n . ..I. N n im r u n , | lll( 7 * i ^eJ**1*^**1 1 ' • • K H h L i T I O N ft7r. C .T h * bout is slated to go about ' " ' ' ! • " ••! J U nr A ll |#;i, a? ***’’ kTATl TFn JO y , m. E a s te r n d aylight tines • " ' ' i ’■-•"I • •■• t i r i n e s i * t o n i ) „ n „ . , *»l T I I i ; S T A T K O F K I . O H I D A . ' m o l I,., , ii, n i l s u p p l l c s l l o i , I,,, Ly**?* o th e r c onte sta nla nro in ­ N n tle s | . .airl.y g l v r n tllu, K „ cluded on th e card, w ith the semi- N u I 1 * " 2 V V I o f T *“ * ' *r t i n , ' » i . . '’' ' '* ' d >ui> In accordance \ , i, i l«« Mai,l c e r t l l l e s ! c i - m l i r s , ' , * , , Jjnal o f e ig h t rounds between A n I ‘h •'*•> or Jun. l 1 1, , w ins* ,1, e, i i n , - , t p r o p e r t y s i t u , *’ 1* , °* »*aa ni»<] a s 1,1 c e r t i n . n D . n m y „ I Tl r « a n d b a a n , a d . a p p l l . l i o n f o r I s x ‘••"’d y t o i » » u o I n u, o o r d a n c a wilt, U v J ^ 'w , l , | wi^ltn, „i, —m l i f a e e * I l i a f o l l o w I n s d e a r r IL e t b2::ur.,;i.i? — BUirdel Dure**; iA rg e n tin e , four rvroi,.r«? *• )* 10 . J t l o r k O A Ii gannl; Joe fc>llvur)|a, V*-"Ca^Johnal'lla M (^corded MlW l.lUl HOQk hi], j, l»na»B L..., , K$n, four rounds; 5im Maloruy vs, ^ Bj c o r d o . T h . Mfie otoeesel, former New York J J ' 0 *Ur’ ,lx rounde; Bill Tate Ihuaul na go oa#s aoa fs a ma ducha t c et hr tel Qdc au tt au omf nt l ., «. C h a tie y McKtgWta,.N ow .*Y ork 1 v*. *•'•** •“ •'*<11, 11,o l e c o u n t ) . K l o i n t a ' ••**l« I *4 « f N t v t i o f N K V , . a , , s:. T w |, IS H I t s u g r 31 K. Tl,, ► ■(•I laud L e i n s assessed a t »h«i dal, *'• •■■ual ir a o f s u c h e e r t l f t f l r a i , «h« n a m e o f W . a . A l d r i f i g f i T h a t K It M u o r r . p u r c h a s e r «, Tax fertlflesl, N o 36, d a t e d tj, Till d u v o f J u n e . A I) 1910, h a s (Ur, Wanted To Buy •% «H \ T \ Ii I• si:.M|N»11 | , Kl.t »lt 11 N t l T I I ’K O P * 1*1*1.M A T I O N FOR T A X I t K K I I I \ l i p . l t MKl *TlO!V BT3 OP Til K *T ATUTRfl O P T i l l : H T 4 T K O P P I . o i l I I I A. N n l l r f |p Id t i Im k I vpi i t h a t C. F . «*t «t k | itin*hn»«»r nf T u t ( ’r r t i n < A t e Kit.it#* i.f Nil i aid. A Fiv* rut in in n ilfm m in ^ i clom t vx o lur^i- luMlrontiiH, t t'lA lit' ! . *t Li* r frill un*s Shuili* li 1?0 im . ii^ i t r r r s . urul lots ».f In liftil f!' vu*rn. L a r g r | it* ii li .il hoinr. Knuv I n him \. I \ ( ’o n n c llv I OH MiiL*noli a A m *. In i- w e coulo ^ ,VVL- C O U L O LICK TQW N * V \ I • niu I 1 mid \V S o f I boI l, M M ' - • t o t i l l - T h t 11| H i i ImI I \ | n | n n nh r i c i . n t i i l In | *l n| llieok N o I pn«e* '•• H. i n t i t u l e i \ u m t > I t f c . i n l n Th« - ' I d h*»id !'•"• u u i t M e o i ' i l a t t h e i l a t o f it'* i M i i k i i c e u f «u , h i i r i i n c a l t * I n i t n 11,• i n »• «.f I T i k i m w f i I'n lra a aald • 111tli'u 11* i IihII !>•• i i'll ft*mail lie* ••Idlltir I n l a w f i l l i l r r t l Wi l l laiiUM It r l •*1111 ••Tl I lie* t i l l <)*> ,,f ( K*t ob«r , S tm I'honr Menu I; A lx il'DI.AHs. • rk <*1,cull Cnurt Hen,Inula • ’,•111,1) l-*l,.r l,la ID A M W K K K K . t> c . N O T H i; IlMtiiBrntiU Hunnt ».f Cnutiiv Com* mUeiDllila In a tilt fur Hflutnill* • •Mintx PtottiU w i l l »( ftirlr i That the form of tin- j snid ele, Don -bull l „. as ■ •l ux t h - i i i h i i • t ti \ | i |*»24 g | | o • •'i l u c k A M ' • • ••ix** tiiitfi f u r h u t t *«•*• t r e n t l i i * m|i|ir ••« l i mi t r I x l i i uu' t • •I 'ill* t ••• k Lmii* i'll lit** t leer u U |.Mlit Mill- l«* be* f ur !»• •« It tile* p r i m e ••flit -i-txl d i a l •** |*41 mI **l y keitlm i 6. ballot f, r f o llo w s , to w n 1t ' I I t * Ti l l * t i i i u n l i r - i f X i a th** r • j • • C m i x m t u t -ill l i n t a I I ' l . l k |l.. e**1 a 1••t»• i * PURPOSES, D E R IV ED THE fl I BOM n •' • 1 • •• in tun tul i«| |.i a|i|i**iit *-•!•, f m «1. Hi iiitltiil** Cn | | i t l > a • ti I It** 2 41 It itii v o f S i | i V l» l*«?t Mini t o aloixfi If .Iltx l u l l tul x * . xx Ii > «a |il • •**••• t *' * i i n t x Plurlitu t »%ii Plurhla, REGISTRATION NOTICE The City Registration Books will „pen Ernlay, August 22nd, 1924, ta d will close Thursday, Septemx r l l l b , ll'24. I.. R. I 'R I L ll’S, City Registration Officer. t li- r t / i wild • ••• l a x» Ti l l * I VIIK .'7 N O T H ’! I l\ m § l.**ta ? .1 71 1 f» .V J * uni t i*' P i e r • o | TI ' *•• i»'*nd A ( * « i t m o / « t i n n • • i i n p u n v 1 • • i ' i ' i l n n i n H m i m I i S a n f . fit T l i . mu\*\ i,., I.l* t lll'ltitf H-Ml1*l*lt .11 III! illlt** «.f M .1 till | | , | • ll. Immi mt . I* .. r mm It i l l 11 lit h I e* In l u . i t . 1h* ' i ni i i i n f I r i k h n w ii Inn. A I I'lit »' H* h u l l / p u l i I n n * i .if T u t n n . ' • • t i l l . m | i * \ , . ,V» I i l . i l . i l | ti i .. 11. -ei*,-1li ,«v '* •* M f ^ l u n * . A I* | *HI li ii m m . i I .1. 1. , "••Id ' • • V i Ml i . ' l . »u tux . . HI . * Hint t i n - , . ( l . . •'•‘••I** u p p t l i Ml 1*11 1 f t t i l t i | n*( | III Im bi f 11., •| -ll* In ill 1 . It ll.I ll. • w i l l , l a w Hii III u , , l . . • • I 11 III m t •• **||t Id in • a I fi • f'lMuXx l i , a NW pi p e r t ) ai t u.i t c*| in HcinliiiiU* «.f n i ;»4 • • ui i t x K li i l i l u t u w li , l " | I t i n i b | i Hm u II i S. i ii f».r<l Tin* s K i *»^ •• •III l a n d 11*111*. ..........ll Nt till* iI m I i * b r i n g mi I.t the* iMNUitlli • ..f mlicit I **r I Ittl-Nt •- lANU.Ilii** i n l It r n m i n *• n f I i i kl ui xxi i limn*- . f I fi i l t l ’ Hi l i l i l l C p m i liMN**r n f T i l l title ifite < • n l h i H t r Nil !i] i l u l t i l the* Util tin x ... , Fred It. Wilson P R IN T IN G A IT O ltN K Y A T L A W T h e M atth ew s P ress P h o n e 4 1 7 - 1,3 l i r s l N a t i o n a l H a n k H ld i;. S n n f o r d , ---------------- F l o r i d a DR. R. M. WELSH G ltA D U A TK V ETERIN A RIA N Aoom jo.) Conrad Ilulldlng Dhone*: Off ire 20 Horn* 21 DELAND, FLA. Wrlaka lildg.. Sanford. Fla. (ieorjfe A. DeCottes Al(orney-ttl-Law Orer Seminole County Hank Sanford, --------------- Florida By GEORGE McMANUS Elton J. Moughton 1. 0 0 9 ' • O U C A N l*b T F i AxT w if e . C O M I t s Cl -t h u d w a c t ° ON TH E O T H E R ‘b l O f c . O r t h e s t r e e t * G ARCHITECT First National Hank Hldff. S a n fo r d ,------------ Florida m illio n s t Seminole Maible Co. T obacco Co. to \ I mM i St.AHS. f • ••(till) « *«Mltlllt«l* ...................... I ««.X • f f l . i * I n • tea- f i u i r t It i 'ik n**xx n l i m t i* S* i n i l t r p u r i t i . i n i nf T n i • * * t ill cul l * N n in ti.i i . i t lh*- f. 1 1| •I** tif . Inn* A I* Ii i m ft| ,*«| "••■'I » • • I Ml* «it • i n nix ni l t . i* mwl lii«M V«i.«ef•• J l p p t l i ill lull i •I I ,• fi i | i «*lt I n |m i n n i i m iln nr*- w i t h Inxt Kal.l • • i t tfli-tlii t** • t i i h t u i i - I t n ful I ii xx | iik d* - • Ii***l | i i «.pi i tx mil mi l i-it In H e m I I k LI Sunford Novelty Work* v. c. r o u g a !>*•». l tie* Kt j• (JING u p f a t h e r , B|ip|lri« fflclnl . l a n a l u r v nn,| Ml , ,t,i) ,,f A u g u a t . A l i A l N S r the ap|ir,,vi,| ,,f tha t , cel tain oidm nncf of the City of Sanford, Florida, entitled | ’ ‘A N O R D IN A N C E PRO V ID IN G | | FO R AN ISSU E O F BONDS BY T H E CITY OF SA N FO R D , FL O R. IDA, IN T H E SUM O F O N E H U N D R E D SIXTY FIV E T H O U ­ upon its p a s s a g e and uduptlnn. SA N D DOLLARS FOR MUNICIA dop ted tins l i t i i d a y o f A u g I’A I. 1*1 RI’OSFS, T H E FRO F E E D S DERIVED FROM T H E ust. A D. 1924 FORREST LAKE S A L E T H E R E O F TO UK U SE D TO E N L A RG E , IM DROVE AND < J M ARSHA I I.. EXTEND THE SEW ERAGE SYSTEM OF T H E CITY O F SAN- , A tlie City Commission of tin FORD, FLO RID A ,’ and A G A IN ST ity of Sanford, Florida. r c m e m o e r t**3l. Ii i i i IWh | m b ) r e r t i n n l i In in) iifflr#* anil him • •f Si I i k. l i nl a t*M| | t . t > 'f o u b e 31 ilntfil I he* r.||| ilny nf j uni*. l» tln»i f«*r t n x «l•••*«! i n | mriip i n a c c o r d * i»iic«* w i t h l a w Hal i l c r r l l H c n l # »t n* lit M(*fn th<* f o l l o w I it fig rl f n u r l l i r t l p r o * p i -11 % *>llui*tf*i| i n S**rnliiiilc c o i i n l r . F l o r I d a l«t w it •• -l Hid nut !*•• itm tllnl ’N'l'.SS niv iiMini* n a t*nunty I I'Mt it is the dcthe (’ity Commia• m o f One H undred thousand Dollars, ! t" provide a fund which to d e f r a y th e " ' g . e n la rg in g nnd ■weruge sy ste m of i.ford, Florida, a n d ! Hundred and S ixty j »K (>l|t' l « tu « In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Bald c a r tut qn fniec aattei e m h r a cc eMa t h ea f oo llllpewwl li n, *s described p ro p erty s itu a te d In S e a f 6* provided for by ordinance lt 7 " i F l t l M I ' N , c , , * A L „ . P itot E E D S cost of e n la rg in g , vietuling the aewthe City u f San- An Or (In,!, m e Dro> iding for nn is M i e id Bonds I d the t ll, of S a n lo id Florida, hi the sum id l i f l , I hoo-and Dollars, I be pro r e a l s lo la- dvr I, cd from Ihe Sale I I,, r c l I,, be l sed lo Build and Equip a Municipal Jail lit IT I \ \ i T E D HV IIIK DI-3» DI,F o | T H E CITY OF SAN tO U D . Morula Sta tion I T hat the < ity Com I mission of the City of Sanford. H o n d a , d e e m s it expedient and lo tin best lilt,le s t of I be • lt\ of S anfold. I im ida, to issue bonds of • be < It y ,,f Sanford, Flol Ida, in the sum of Fifty T housand t $MI. '(Kin mi) Dollars, the proceeds ,),lived from the sale of said bond* to be used for t hr following mo - Ill, Ipal pm |*oae, tow n To build and equip a iniiiii, ipnl jail in the (Tty of Snnfuid. Floi i Ida: Section 2 T hat it is the deter^ ruination ,,f the City Commission th a t t h e sum of Fifty Thousand t f Ml.liiNi nfi i Dollars .will be r e ­ quired to provide a fund Hufficioiit with winch lo build and equip a municipal jail in th e C ity of 6 nhford, Florida, and the sum of F if ty Thousand ($60,000.00) Dollars in hereby a p p ro p ria te d exclusively '" r said purpose. Section 3. T h a t u bond iasue in • be sum of F if ty T h o m a n d (g&Q,fo r th e municipal Purjkeke ‘kq>eciftcally se t f o t t h / i r v • Sections One and Two o f th is ,or- ' : One cent N<’ , <,K A N I S N I TI-! O F B O N D S 1 s a word B ) T H E C I T Y Ol SANFORD, p _________| F L O R I D A . IN T H E SCM OL ' or s e l l , O N E H U N D R E D S IX T Y F IV E l' :r t i* e In ( T H O U S A N D ....... I . A R S FOR J • xrnri VOIth ' Me|„ Ibis Th* " F U R the a p p r o v a l of that cor nmrnlfiK IK Ifimin r 411U or«!lllllll( t* nf tin I 11 \ o f S a il f«T<l.H o n d a , i nt it li*d .eller* o f " AN O R D IN A N C E DRo VID win such lltl l\ tli ii i|fil I « 1 IMMltli : He, Don 6 Flint the M a y o r o f * tin- C i t y o f S a n f o r d , F l o r id a , n hoi, by Hist l l id c l , aiitlioi u,.,| and il»t,,r> rv e m p o w e re d to t a l l an e b , D o l l |o n» to lb* I . „ i w o 1 d elerin ilie the quest|gtl o f the n.su •hereof to Ik* used to Improve und Extend riHi;e SjnteUl of thx* I’olo (Janie Betwe ;Great Britain A _ said bonds .shall be siy.,i,*d w ill, (be e n g r a v e d oi IIIb „ g i a | bed fa, simib- s ig n a t u r , ,,f „ ,| M a y o r an,i said i I n k SouI burn I « = 1 'VA N I I D T O B U Y Will bin tail business fu r cash h a ve o -mis to in v c -i i , impr real . la te What h a v e \ „ u ’’ comiMi/ni, al ioiis confident ml. [ d r e s Lloyd's. C a r e S a i.f,,r,| ted S t a t e s o f A m e r i c a ; said bonds shall be s ig n e d by the M a y o r o f the < ity o f S a n f o r d , F lo rid a , and by tile < lerk of the ( ity o f Snnfo n l. Fl,it idn, and sh all have a f ­ fixed th e ic t o II.,• .,Ti, nil seal of tho City o f S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , the in terest coupons to be a t t a c h , *d to r I I , e . Sl at , , be , •"<> 11 -ue ; • '■*•*I> i, •U Houses For Rent Apartments For Rent I rnvRiiTieK nfi. i n«-ai •*"llioian nnd G m i/ale/. ‘ Sisorul Gallic Si , , m ;,v tnruugs I’M(sbiilgh 20li min n.'n |s j Si I.oiii oo| 02*o |ii\ 6 9| 44-*( I' ' i' ) d< and S, liu n d t, ..... .. • and i 1, i, imi,- MIKAC1JS torurrete C o,, general cem eM Ifrtql// ildewalke. htillding blocks. Irrigation boxem. J. R. Terw H Iggef, prob. t i . L u m b e r 's ad UhlflM g Malarial C a r te r Lumber Company _ N . 1-nurel S t Phone 565 H IL L L U M B E R ‘" t o . Houle of Service, Quality and Price. Lost and Found -for I* u a d i The Banid wi l l b e r e s p o n s i b l e .os I n c o r r e c t Insertion, [tier, f o r aubaequent T h e o f f i c e should ba s m i U l s l e l y In caae of EG-KOOM ALOW «qiu ,l" ' ' Rooms For Rent ol Miscellaneous _____ For Sale U of average length attd a tin* • chir*« lOo for first I bin, j ,, •>! c,,m | in> ; m 7 .S, | , l „ | , 0 ^ck i*h'mJ‘V.airnf,,r,J l,tvel,,,’mcnt r°*' [ l a w n I ona. i. Prompt. fc ! : Help Wanted WANTED—Room and boardin above tiling Is rs a tr lc t s d rliMlflratlou. Wanted FOB K EN T — Two ®* ^ u* d f r m n n , c a n new fiye-room house thoroughly ! |,• tr ” c.,,n r' Can be fount Beach lots in a new town in Pinel­ rooms.__Phoenix Hotel. fumtshed FOR RE NT— F o u r rooija- HoumC L U.ii-hed. Good neighbors, lights at*’ ( i Q i i e v a Sanford. F a rm ; las county. Florida. Two miles ol FOR RK N TFurnished s^.ouiMiii i 'r n ! ■»l.r|,,’l V L,|Kht m inutes drive, man. I " A N ! L D —Used office desk, type*' w ater front lots, on the Dixie •111 P ark Ave. 1 OR HO.ME—A snap, f o r re n t 15 •| w n t e r , chow case, and ice box. Highway, on the Atlantic C«»ast b’OR R E N T —Tw o “ we.. F()R R E N T - - F iv e room h o u ^ to _t> per cent in te re st on invest- I' Give inscription and price In reply Line, on the Gulf. unfurnished a p a rtm e n ts. furnished. 309 F rench Avev Box 334, City. ""■•'t. la-sides the $ 1,000.00 rise in Lils'rnl te rm s to buyers, good 601 P ark Ave. or Phone 224 I , 0-®®- Fnor room cottage on Cth you’ll sell f„r next winter. commission to salesmen, every lot — Thr ns he r & G a m e r. • 4 stric tly private residence. F. I*. a money maker. You can sell them from th«» plat. k OR R E N T —Five room house on H. core Herald. paved street. Apply 300 French "• < ivstul Beach Development C o, m a i l SALK OR R E N T — 0 A Vr. Box I St. IVte.st.nr,. K|n ’ Mir nouse, about ;| acres of Inn*' 60 Ku.t KKeNT kOR R E N T —6 room house, close ' orange tre e s; 12 minutes from W O N D ERFU L O IL discovered that in. Box L. C. care Herald. penetrates skin, man ..r animal. I iii.-i hard ro.ul. Price $4,000 nr $.10.00 per month rent. Phone l»Ol BLK RED hibiscus nnd oth e r l ure- eczema. sores, ru ts, bruises well rootol ring shrubs, nn.l Ini ms. Death to skin germ s ' 3 run s i t ; n \\ 5a f / v V17 ri* ^ h K N T —Two nicely fi bedroom*. 11*J Laurel A See Mrs E llsw orth. Heardnll Ave. Moi.nl/ Oil $ 1.00 Her bottle. .V r»u n it.•MtiNi.it Stiiv» v f t mi aiiLOST— Bunch H or 10 keys on distributing agents, i First St. Finder plensc return | R E A L SILK HOSIERY M IL L S — Wanted Box A. H. C. Herald office._______ f l R epresentative Mrs. M. G. Pen- iaini.a Pme IV dints ( . ................... sit,*li c-rilflr.ii,. in it,,. bb " b|o l« Use the m< body, ii|f, Myrtle Ave. Phone imrn. ,.r i iii.in.wn cured by re n t in g th at vnea 192-W. •I'li.ii •• S iii u iii . |.nr.-i,i,M.-r ,.f T h * now g o in g to w a s t e ? Th < • Min. ,ii. s'., " v , i... m i , ,|lt> m any p erso n s looking fo r p l*OR S A L E —One l ’. S. Detroit hot a ir furnace, including ra d ia to rs c ^ u n c M . „ r r : : - '* / • mini.- npi.ti.-iitio# f..r i,,* ,i, ,.,i , ,, j, ,u,l only make money but t k o R R E N T — Furnished ap art! and conduit. For house >vith ten sue in «. i oi .i .iio .• wnti i,iw Soi.i ke*-ning people in Sunford mnnts, upper nnd lower porches. an election to lie called and held rooms. Hixilchun-Colemnn. 1033 • •in n , nt<- .iiii.i,,.,. 11,. rollon nm 14H and give your oil over manager H e x te r n Union W. F ir s t St. nt such tim e and in the m anner us i j. OH i Kr.N I 4-room furnishc ' W anted ; Y o u n g w o m an k L E — Sevyn piece m a h o g .... J!M L»»l I I IC«*le| (IfNeefl a Sl»f\. \ «.f m , • • - ---------_ is p rescribed by the c h a r te r nnd any lurtment. All convenienrea. neat a p p e aran ce to work for room set. Iloolehan-C ole*"M 11Mu 1.. s.i nf mi «I T».« -,.h| lit ml MMC KKN’I .1 rotun* foi Bght _ _ garage. 1J7 Ijiurel Ave. % sponsible bu s in e s s house on n 13 W First St. ord in a n ces o f the ( ity of Sanford, a ....... ......... .......... . lbhousekeeping. Corner ,i Elm | FOR RENT c en tage ba sis, m a k in g her fine furnished apart* .......................... e e r 11lllli .iI .• I n it,.. ' \ , , ; m a c h i n e * in t . - t im F lo rid a . hone | meat through house tu house cunvr nano of I tiknow „ ,,,_ ... *‘n<J • " J 2 1 1 East St*cond. I round shuttle Singer, f l u , I i' S.'Iiii Ii i | , „ , r l , s . , r of T in ’• ’**■ '*. S ec tio n 4 . 'I b a t said bonds shall respon-e s t a t e a g e , s a le s c> FOR RENT Two room a p a rt ink lull cabinet with im- cnee . t itiium.- s',, ***, ,i„ i ,.,i it,,, r, 11, ,|Ml ^ . and earn in gs exp, ment 703 Palmetto Ave, nom ination o f One ,,f h'ihl motor. Mu, hlne al- H oud keeping e x p e rie n c e with of Jin,-. A I • l-SI I,,,, hi. ,| .,,1,1 ■ • Mill, .it,- |„ ..(Tl.e nn.l WIIKews <• • • • "iftthMtjrr nvi«l Thousand Dollar s each, b e a r in g in ­ » Will sell machine lor sjiles a bility most e ss e n tia l , Ollol. I, |,|,l I, :,| loll fol I,,* S ' 1*1 Ibis 'I t ) «*f A iik n i t . tcrest at the ra te o f five and onetiulf price. 211 E ast 3rd fieati. n S u c c e s s m e a n s sub ••I tc g H h rr l""io- In a, ,1 ....... will, |„u Sal,I ' ’ ’ ' * ! l «*f n»> nffirr t|||« | 3| ■ •■ rlllliMl. • i n l o i , . . 1I1. i..ll.,„ i. . . ' **• il l A h o t ( I hASM. tini I" ' iiinncnt position \ h a lf p er cen tum p er a n n u m , in t e r ­ U«t, A l» |*J|. • ut i S» in I lit •! «• .K ill 11 ) USED Electric driven B o x h'. • a re H erald est p a y a b le s ein i-an iiiia lly , on the Home w ater plant. HoolchitnArst d a y s o f J a n u u r y and J u l y ; ilmnn. Ld dstsa arc for con ance Is nearjalhand. Will be Unveiled Saturday, Sept, 13th, at 2 I*. M. He sure and See them double lias lia r lias a lias Real Estate T A M P A M ORNING T R I B U N E — - Send in your aubscription to the T ribune or hanfl I t to your local d e a le r so y o u cad read Florida’s ITfcatost n e kupapor. One year t rnonths $4.00, threo months E4.00. I f you desire 11,000 in su r­ ance policy udd 75 cents to your J ,,f i s, ,,y|. |,v innings Mil - but gb oiti| 2oii ii2n SC I pally Herald *| ,*•. will be ».U'i l ol l , " ' " ie second gam e aided th, C,„.| l h.,\, otals hi scoring llu ir >.,.,„„d vi, , i- ll *"r-' I’illsblllgli's double iief,-at Iwidened the m a rg in between I lie | gain league leading f,ii,.-*a tie |*, , on, ____ % --------- e— ------- i-------- -= = = = = = = ± — .a d b a t e s l m» mu* | ( i p i • m n tiii i x « i.f fho I**••ill tli C"f«M r i n h I. i i i .i I I ' M i l i t o f ( h e Sl at e* n f I I••i lil.a t u l l n S l x t v n i n t h • ‘• • n t n * * .*f t i n I n l i c i t .si.»i,fi I*m| ' . ' M i n ' d ..f | In* Stale of ons three With a Diple, lw „ with I he b u home inn and one with a A — •An Ordinance Providing fo r a n I«sue of B o n d r b y the City of S an-1 ford, Floridn, in tho sum of F if ty Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds ho lie Derived from tho sale T hereof to be Used to Build and Equip n ! a s is prescribed by th e c h a r te r Municipal Ja il,’ and A G A IN ST and ordinances of th e C ity of S a n ­ BONDSi** ford, Florida. Section 7. T h a t this ordinance Section 4. T h a t aaid bonds shall be of the denom ination o f One Thousand Dollars each, b e a r in g in­ terest at the r a te of five a h d oneJmlf p e r centum p e r a n ­ num, interest payable serai-annual•ly, on tho flrat days of J a n u a r y and July, said issue of bonds to jnntprc th i r t y y e a rs n f t e r tho d a te As the City Commission of o f the issuance th e re o f; both p r lh - j City of Hanford, Florida. cipnl nnd Inte re st of snid bonds to A tte s t: bo payable a t some bank in th e I L. R. P H IL L IP S , (Seal) "City of Now York, S ta te of New City Clerk. York, in lawful money of tho U n i - 1 I .ted States of A m erica! said bonds | ' 1* ’ ' ahnll be signed by the M ayor of j R U IN E D EY E S th e City of Snnford, Floridn, nnd By n e g le c tth e y grt m l and sore and by the H e c k of the City of S a n ­ ford. Floridn, nnd shall have a f ­ fixed thereto the official sent of the City of Sanford, Floridn; the in- 1 tcrest coupons to be a tta c h e d to | said bonds to he signed w ith the ' engraved or lithographed far- s i - j mile sig n a tu re s of said M ayor nnd anid Clerk. Section 6. T h a t the Mayor of! the City of Snnford, Floridn, is hereby instructed, authorized and empowered to call nn -election to determine the question of the is­ suance of the bonds provided for by this ordinance. Section 6. T hat the form of b a l­ lot for said election shall lie as follows, to-w it: "FOR the approval nf tha t c e r­ tain ordinance of the City of S a n ­ ford. Florida, entitled: > o t h f . o p , i : i . p .« t i o > 'An Ordinance I*roviding for an Tu Itif Mh# t iff nf h« ruiiiMle* <‘uiiiity. • •f l l i f S t . i t e f t P l i o I.I m Issue of Bonds by the City of S a n ­ H** It k i i n u it Tl t . i t I II Clny * *f ii u f nr«l S< • i t t u t \ f f HI nit* »»f t t i r ford. Florida, in the sum of F if ty St 441•• n f l-‘ In t Ift m »| m Ii * r • Ii n k I * *• t i n - Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds Derived from tho Sale the re of to bo I sod to Build and Equip a Muno tpal Ja il; and FO R BONDS.’’ "A G A IN ST the Approval of Hint C ertain ordinance of tin* City l*«Mirth l i ny o f \ m r m h r r l f t six ii.> p » « i | . | i « n i ii l i t i i t o r a of Sanford, Florida, entitled DETROIT, Sept. 10. Detroit Tan to seven its string o f musorii 1 tlvo victories Tuesday by w inning, 7 t o 3, from Chicago. Holloway,! w h o relic veil Johnson, pitched of- I '.xactlvely, while (hi* T ikitn ovi*r 1 1 CAVno tho uarly Irml < lntay«» hail. 1 ■■taken. 1 The •core: |; |f e . BCbk ego 1looiolino—;t ii n this ordinance ahall first be a p ­ proved by a majority vote'of .the electors o f th e City of Sanford, Florida, actually partklpntlnjr in | an election to be called nnd h e ld >jat such tim e a n d in such manner M arti* and QfaaU e tro w t i l M tlT iM . K e e L . u t , awollur l t d workwaaabtpJ ^ W r*ta for latoM d.jlgfiatf’ v � 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, September 10, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 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/cea3c0e35984313ff0e68bbffe10670c.pdf 5affb08f96584c5282696070cdb97da0 PDF Text Text t- ••••:. iv i i ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES XT TH E SANFORD H E R A L D , THURSDAY, S E P T E M B E R 11, 1924. — NEW ROUTE IS BUSINESS MAN Announced Large Increase yin Cost of New Textbooks NOW PLANN TAKES ISSUE FOR AVIATOR WITH PEARHAN rt 'iV . Ahead In Campaign ' * I 1* Governor Will bly Be NomiHottest EIpcfleld in State r Biease Or esWill Talk 3ing Board To [t Returns Next lay, It is Spid Because of. New S tate Con­ tracts Awarded L a i ! W in­ ter, PrNtfe W l i F Alrotut Double Thase F a s t (Years High School Books Remain Unchanged War Department Officials RafTield Declares Secretary Make Change (o Include Either Trying to Fan Flame More Cities also ;far Mot** of Prejudice or to Prove it is Direct Route to "Flight Goal Dnytime When Sun Shines Lawton Announces Children To be Excused Must File Affidavits in F irst Week Explanation Made Speaks To Kiwanis Concerning Change Club On Wednesday Duo to the fact that longtime state contracts for school book* have expired nnd that new con­ President Formally Receives Merchant Contends Stand Fliers at White House; E x ­ Secretary Takes Not Well tends His Congratulations Taken; Pearman to Reply tracts have been awarded, the price of hook* during the coming arnson will he practically double what it hH„ been in the past, Supt. T. \\. Ijiwton told a reprexentut i ' c of The lleruhl Wcdficadny Tor tlie past several yenrx it is aniil that Florida patrons have bought hooks at prices below actual rost beeauxe of standing con­ tracts. Declared To Be Best Equipped Field In State And Includes M o d e r n Features PROGRAM Following is the program arrangist lq- the Sanford Shrine ( ’lull in connection with the formal opening of the new mun­ icipal hall park: 2:lfi o'clock Automobile parade forming at the First National Hank to drive to the ball park. Globe Trotters O r­ chestra in large truck will lead l>ii rn«|«*. J .lO o clock A<!tlr«*AM nt baseball park by Mayor Forrest Lake. 2 l.r> o clock: Aildress by Joe lin k e r in behalf of visiting Or­ lando team nnd followers. •I ntl o'clock Hnaeball game helween Sanford nicked team Hid Orlando AILSnhs. i* O0 o'clock Dance nt la k e Mary Casino with Globe Trot or* orchestra furnishing the niisic Seating Capacity Grandstand 1,000 Sanford Shrine Club is Arranges Program / For Day Including* •I Ball Game, Dance A d d re s s e s Will Feature Exercises W A SH IN G T O N . Sept. 11.— A In a ta lf before the Kiwanis or1" route for the flight of the Club at its weekly luncheon nt the armv world fliers from W ashing­ Montezuma Hotel Wednesday, A ton to Seattle, announced Wednes­ Hatfield took issue with It. W Lib ia . Sept, n . — day by the war department gives Pearinnn, secretary of the Cham­ the following itinerary for the ber of Commerce, in regard to u Micial canvas of the world flier*: Washington, Hay- statement published by the hitter fn)ni Tuesday’s pri­ ton, Ohio; t'hiengo, 111,; Omaha, last week in which it was pointed son in which former Nebr.; St. Joseph, Mo.; Musko- out that Sanford is a distinct , (Cole L. Blease is apSanford's new municipal i Te x a s ; Kl Paso, Amen, an city, five from foreign Tin* formal opening of San­ Tueson, Arizona; San Influence. ominated over ltep"k % rit, V ‘uisehall park and athletic field ford's new $.‘15,000 municipal « Hlego, law Angi'le*, and Snn L James F. Byrnes ••The secretary either ti i.-.l to count l l K l n l at a cost of ap­ Miss Nell Williams of 301 Park h rancisco; Kugene, Oregon; and prove that when the *nn shines il ,* atlilotic field will Bo Bold this Avenue, who was leading the list [nited States Senate, $:tr».0(M>. is . tie-1 It wns pointed out that the high S eattle. Wash. dnvU.no nr he gives hi* energies proximately , . of contestants a t the end o f the afternoon "Ben a picked local udidate will com- first week, dcclnrcd her intention text* have not been changed, but Inspection Shows Strain to fanning the flame of prejudice.” t*l»retl By t h o s e WUn h a v e h ail Basel),-ill team will clnsh with, The original route, which con declared Mr. Kafficld in lii* talk j i t s co n stI'U t’t i o n ill c h a r g e , to today o f making a strong hid for tile texts for the gram m ar and an independent Orlando Club tcmplated the crossing via Dayton, Ml Itaffield then pointed out lit* tilt* most* modern nnd best hrer boxes estimated to the Uuick automobile. pnmury schools have, and it is the ( 'j-. to Chicago and westward along thnt \niericn is composite of all in tlie first uf n tfiree or five ,r than 3,500 votes nre 1 books of the two Intter xehoolx on the air mail linp to Sacram ento nation- that all it* citizens, wheth­ equipped in the state of Flor­ Kame series. The Ball game Hl.-aoi-'* lead is 1,750 whieh the prices will ho doubled was changed nt the request of I e r th>'\ he native born or foreign ida. I votes reported. forms pari of tBe program of I.ieut. Lowell II. Smith, command­ At a rost of $15,0110 the City l»ine<l slightly in the T he elate llxe* tin- prices of the ing the world squadron, nfler he bom, have the right to enjoy its the opening celeBration of the advantages and to shape its his­ t'onimissiuii purchased two t r a ct * uluteil Wednesday, j books, however, it is Hiiid, and no and hi* colleagues had completed a tory. field which is tiring sponsored by on returns from the of hind totali ng appr oxi mat e l y I*' the Sanfoi.l Shrine Flub loenl dealer iia* any authority to careful inspection of the airplanes. Win n asked to make a reply to acres, III of whieh have Ix-cti on,ry. held August 20. Duo to the tact that this a f te r ­ The inspection was ..said in an Mr. ; ehutige them. Kufficld's statenn-nt. Mr dosed hy a fence eight feet high. kan votes are yet noon is n half holiday, it i, eg. official statem ent made public by Pearman slated that he would This gives ample room within tho il was estim ated last law F u c * I took s I s e d pcell’d by the Shrine f lu b that the - the wur department to have dis- have one rendv for Friday's i*sm enclosure for tile Imi s i-l >ii 11 diailiolld. number of people attending the Mi. Lawton also calls the alien -1 closed strains resulting from the Mr llaf field le m a lk in pnrt football field, t inder truck and play IS McMillan, speaker linn of the public to the f a i l that .'KlO-odd hours of flying to which wore ti* follow* liusint’HN 1 and I'nifes.sinnnl celebration this afternoon will bo eioimd for childri-u. Lth Carolina house of largest evvr assembled at an the machines have lieeii subjected Declares That If She Receives j the state law tixe* or determine* Fellow Kiwaniiin*. 1 believe that Men Say Field Is Best to the Jve*. and B u tler It. 'I bi' lo w field is *it niltcti about a athletic contest in this city. ■'which have considerably reduced in tin midst of our daily strife, All SuhHcriptions From ised the la..ik.* to la* used in the school* Iiiiln. were nominated null* from the business section end He Found in South; Infield .. <t. The club states ............... that it has ar» To Her, She Will Make a in fact, provides a penalty for their efficiency" nod will make it rushing event* nnd turmoil, it is is horde rial by Celery and Mellon from the first und Stiitl to be Second to Nonej r,oiged for a g ala celebration a"nd impossible for them to climb to iC well to stop for a while and subIricts over W. Tu rner Strong Bid For A 'mobile " nv ,,1 ,,h ‘ r or school official who heighth of more than <i..r>on f»et je c t ourselves to a self-eXimiinn villo Avenues. Two paved highway j that plenty o f entertainment will doe* not use state adopted books. Imlx'iit. and Solicitor lead to il from tho city milking u ' I bal Siinfmd s new mmiicipxl j furnished for everyone. T h e y without danger. tion to <*udeavor to find out if The law does not require that all Itiunter, of Aiken, re In a statem ent given to a renThe changed itmoriiry oliiiiinatos possible some of tho mob t h in g lirees*|h|o by automobile In II few 1alhb to field I* thi’ best in t h e ' ,l“ v*' prepared, It is said, to taka of tile books adopted be used, he ’•'ate. especially in xo far a* the '•nre of the large crowd and giva slops which hud boon planned for cause* behind the vital ptohlcins resentutive of The Xunford Herald I,. . i i. itriti* i said, and the schools have cut I bi entire field bn* been th.n n.fn Id uf tin h.-i-lu.ll dlanimid I* the people their “money'a worth** the fliers nt North Platte. Nebr ; thnt (oiifront us linliiy this morning, Miss Nell William* 1 ,u „ lr , „ vl ... , i » l , , tneir text lists to the n nimuiii. Nominated. i* i ndcnccd |>y the i *' expected that an e*r t heyenne, and Hoi k Spring*, of 301 Park Avenue, who was lead. . . . . specially We have today some ‘J.tlUO.nnn, uiigbly lev.-hxl. three inch till 'ini'* I euneei ni’ii Colo. Set. 11.— Kiee ing the contestants in the b i g ! . * 1 I!l ‘V111 Dial coma Die Murid M ' o ; Salt Lake IWm and Subluro, 000 people in the great human running north and south have been 1«ln1>-im>nts iniide b\ lo.nl luislne** bilge number of people will III come tl of Denver, ha* been Salesmanshi|i Campaign at the end , “ r progress in text book writing l tab. Ki no. Nov , and Sacramento, Horn Orlando fo to nttend th« family, we are divided into about laid at intei\iil* of 2f> feel f.o ill. ami prof. *H..iml men who In,\, |<ir the short term in of the first week according to a h“ * .... .. v , r > seen praeticnlly all ,,f tj1(. g,„„| i ball game. Some have stated defi-i ,hal ''o-A* Cal H. 70 nut ion*. Fnch i* working out . utile length of the field 11.' vStates senute. With tabulation of votes puhlishixi in written more thou live years ago Flies New Orleans to Baltimore i its o\vn form o f government, in- t••in insures ih, whole paik ol pel field* of Florida, by a number of 1"'tely that they will be here. KeaMr darts in the sta te miss Saturd ay's issue, declared her in­ aru completely out of date. ho hnv. Mt. ii t«\• i«l*'nt w^ of Kuxtix, ■•u’ li.*, Tavares, iuxnrcs, ail. I.ieut F n k Nelson flew his cording to it* own nh id* of life. fed ill milage it is tie. In red hyihr piofi'*sioiia| hall players yywin. day night he had a tention of redoubling her e f f o r ts Lawton stated that if a child i* to world girdling airplaru New O r - 1 liberty ami the pursuit of hnppi eiiguie. is hi charge. ; examined the field, and by ninny l-eesburg. Detjxnd, Daytona, than P.OOfl votes over to win the handsome Buirk touring get a good education. he must have lean* to Moiling Field from Hale- j nesd. llnselo.il Diamond. I people from olhci *»s'tion* . n* of......... ibr Smyrna und eopla front a IWktcriiinn of Denver. car to he awarded as first prize a t the very lient text books available thorp.-. m :u llaltimore. Into today, ; 1 be I .-. hall .iuiltioiid, eolistru. ‘ -t it.- who lime ytsile.l the field on "'"wher »f other Cities in this aecHci in America we him *. t tip *; Mipkorted by the Ku the expiration of the contest on Supt. Lawton furthi-i calls the i )*joining Lieut I .owe II Smith's ! a plmi of life l aseil u|ion the prill' Di, s.ipervisioti of H. it tour- of lns|....lion. lion of ihe slate have daclarvd that attention of the public to the stati 1 ('hicago u> p. in d p i * ; of giving tu every man. wo ' ’luipinnn. former minor league | N..„r|y nil »f those wh......... . " “;,r he CounUd onN'lA. 22. a "/ ^ m -V v ry of .om pul.ory srho.,1 utte... | The New Orleans, wh which was - n a n k d rh ilJ the largest possible ball |d«>er. i . >'«|uiptt«fd not on'y made *ii.t. nt* mid i ),» i t h m j ‘ ‘i the several meetings held k * , - ° a| vt LmdS. .t i •• . . . 1,1 w Iilima i. |„, i d a m e. According to this luw it is forced down by the s t r o ppinir *»f a •>( upportunitv f*»r hih*o »»»k •'V•t«*ni But nl-.. i u* t V fi^kl ami tin ti)i 3 un *-^”^ H^ruif (Tub rifftitly , outlook, s a i l Miss W o lm n * wh> tll| ,lllty Kll«, ........... goal i . i m l u y w ept. II Se n ato r Whilr «•!» Tho Iff* at unrM >lni|rkvha »»» wlu« It an im n itio ii .^jMi'iii Th. i%;. ,|, ( uhith «) turn «.r L -.p tin* ' U%v% lwl1 »PPointcd to lo ok, ‘ Rn- continued to pile , ri f rr | k,!1i „ h le ‘, |n her" rnci- ’ o o Utiitfil *••••» •••nil.m. .1 an I fn l.| m..|At. i »„ ,. ns.. r th,> v,»riou* t w e i * of th« " r ot*,‘‘r having ) III I oute from MIt) 111 il Field t Wa>h I th t^l«* Ull 11♦*«! Slat."* Stati ..f AtniTim \v«s nse fmajority In the eoti- ugreod l 9, , J -0 I aanahip within the S ta te of Florida ington, made the flight In 2h min | involved (•ikIh I a few yoara iirh both ar e connected with u 12-tnen bl ip, with the splendid hs utioi.; I °.roJ rr* ? 50 n°D»lng !■*lepuhlican senatorial win the first priac. . . . I having the custody, control or tries with a new engine sent to ' a?al irtAtom! •>( ri'tiirtiinir !<» fn»r ‘ pip. u Inch lead* .......... . I'M"' ' '‘ ; to make It very unique mid a ........ 1bortant hn« been left out. dwlarlas additional returns “ When I entered the contest. I J charge of any child between the Hulcthorpc from Hulling I n-Id b\ mality, n« wits the vloi'iui nf our ' t ' el ei y Axenm At tin* iMiifKMttnii iJi*s.|uih)t* f i••|i| i ,M* • rc.shlt.nt r. H. Unii» of tin* ornn,| |r> year*, both : Hirplam. ktol yesterday from had no idea of making a strong „gf.s „ f i yniumtiou to h r«.prt*^mtAtiva of 'ate I'resident Hauling, yyc lind W ' D> Hie drain, this pipe lin* a t o o l A few ..f the “cause i Itinerary Kxplained |-tutc-wide primary. race but now that I have received unlusive," that he shall '" " The lleruld a few dnvs ago. •ms.dves drifting on all ever in pocket which ha* a y alie in it that mm ks ..it the athl etp . rul Ju d g e Arthur J so much asstii aneu of support from ; said d ub. or ... .ihildr)-u o.i.n.-n to ... utteiid uuenu « field and I t * j I’he program will lagiu with a T............................. h e iiiin o tiiu e im -n t o f t h e r e v i* •I. using tide of .lass di*tiii.tloll, '"«> be opened or d o -.d , making i pmade. hen,I,si by the Globe Trot fa.-)’ of returns from people nil over the county. I have j public, oi private school each yeai eil itinerary said possible to dinm o r irn g ate 11.•• equipment are a* follows di*trust, prejudice and l.n li.d M r* r l.iiiM* It a t )•)■| piiiK * * senator went into the made up my mind that I mu going |,,r ,, t«-i in <>r period not U’ss than “ liefoie the flight had reached I list week I rend III The Sanfoi.l diamond at any time It i* .lei l;u ntul iv nii l>.catfi| t h a t if 11|«*|•. i . i . i *' Hi idlest ia. which will form at ures liecnme nvuilnlde in to win tlie automobile. slie ; suhstant iutlv the uuiuher of day* the I'lilt.-.l S ta te * plan* to have it II. >nld n stateiu .nl Iiy tlie sc. let), i , d 'lint the fi. Id may he drained in 'be cm net hv the First national any In ee/e, l In p, . >pl. in t he g i and Hank Htiilding lIns afternoon a l county (D e tro it) his further said. ( th e public or p r ita t e school which take the most direct route to Seat tv the local Chamber of Cummer. < IT, initiiriex* i in., after a hard t u-i *tand will gel it During my trip I > .. cl.s k All Nublex nra reImp bold, wen iii.it Sanford t* n d f t i n . t Americai. I "I baVN seen the Hoick and it the *ald child attends Is h.d.l all tie. VVa*h . it* terminus, I he dimn.'hd is o f standard •11 t Ills •summer I *a » a llUlllbel of ■iue- ' ..I to Is’ ..n hand ut that time km- in band from 2.- , certai nly ix a beautiful cut and I nunllx in tin: distrn t in which the drawn iii > and approved This ...n 11>, free from foreign intluenc- meiisioli*, h a ’ llig l.eeti iiuslel. d it good pillk* hut nolle of 1 belli y ) . i , with then automobiles to fall in the l l.e secretin v .‘idler tiled to prove ■i National League playing In Id* |2.*’7f» precincts in the am earnestly trying to bison.. its s. ilool Is located ol III whldl such templated the . I iiss IIK' of Well |.Milled ns lii. S a u l..1.1 f” i the parade, stated Mr. Ijitie. Koeky and < ns. ad.- iiioutriains <>\ei , that when tile *1111 slllties it I* .lav It lilts a six-foot circle, elevated *" ■ ouzens had a lea owner when the c.Milrst is o*.*l. It child or children iiihv reside " field. In my opinion it i- ,,ne 1* mni the bank the paiade will 1st of r>2,8‘.tfi. time of in give* his energies to livi ini lies with clay above the The Iaw states that unv . hild Die air mail route whidi is now Inis u lot of full soilciting auhserip I be best in I lie loiintry He*i.le* go up 1'ark Avenue to Truth Id let i.. Winn. g lass infield, which s ell.-- II* i im upaci ' me flown bv the mi plane* of the 1 funning tlie tlanie of preju.it.e ti.ms for The lleruld. The w..ik i* physical!y ol mentally 1|.' II . Speaker Fred made more interesting and less ti.teil. one who lias sat isfaelorily |P"stoff n .- depaitnieiit Tlie infield i* sown tins, then- i* a beautiful yieyy from |Street to Sanford Avenue, south on \\ tint is \meiica ? It is a great pitcher's box i tie. of the nutionul l.oreson.e heeause of the me.1 re ompli-te.l tlie eiglil " I be . on.litloiis ol the airplane* composite people molded out of l.i-i.yily with Hernuidu grass to l In- the grui.dstiin.l yyInch i* an a.l.l.-l Sanford Avenue to Celery AvcuJtt grammar ' The ball diamond is . and then east on Celery Avenue to k i>i I ' . n t n t ivos whose eeptlon that I receive from nlmott ( grude*. one whose services a re 1 of the round the woil.l (light ool.l all the rioes of the earth and bu*e line- Three foot . I .y hue., iittructlon the athletic field, it was learned. k. th.i Republican non. everyone I have approached,” Mt*s j netessary to the suupoit of poisons not Im- for seen iri that time, but down on the map of the I'niti’d 1flank the diamond on the home •<> equal to any III the Male." Dr. S I'ulestun "T h e Sunford The hull game will !>cgin Here we have come fn*( and home to third bu*c lines nited S t a te s senator Williams further ihylared dependant upon them, any child II"ol> it* a n n u l in Koxtou and al on the globe .'i ui'H’iit request of the flight (lower of .'I0U years ago. or the Just back of the infield averaging athletic field Is otic of the prettiest promptly at 3 o'clock, it is an­ “O n e g e ts a lot of enjoyment out between tire ag es of seven and ti.e led by Chairman W.llwhether our ship he the May- about 2f> feet in surfaced with red > in - tile southern states, und is one nounced. Munogers of both trams klet of the Republican of meeting so mnny diffeient pro ! nine years, inclusive, who resides commander, the route must nowlie the best equipped. It should promise a good und Interesting changed. The airplanes have Iwen l.aplanu of yesterduy to work .clay The outfield un i the, remain " Kinued on I'uge 3) pie in the soliciting a c t iv itie s ,, '"o re than two m ilt«..e game and declare that those who out our destinies on a vast conti­ thun subjected to over 300 hours of tindrr of the f i e l d ........ .. n in H'-r'im.'l , I"' ““I, ‘ h" D'“ l/ “ " »’•' more IIIUII Mias Williams fu rth er pointed out. school or uny child I.y any major league team looking iittcmI will not be disappointed. Asked if she was contemplating I three miles from any school In most strenuous flying to which any nent with natural resources suffi­ gras.*. for sultiilde training grounds. It Mr la n e stated that the game The diumnud bus been laid off turning in u large number >>f votes cases where books mid clothing nm raft were ever exposed, the cient to solve the whole liumun is. by fur, better than any of tin- has luvn advertised widely in all problem. wit), foul lines und coaching lines this week before the value of the U “ " n,,t be provided for the child, "trains of which have considerably parks in tlu- ( arolinuM." of the counties adjoining Seoiinoio subscription* ia C r e a s e d . Miss and fur any unusual c a u .e accept- I reduced th e .r rtflrtency and it willFifty-two Kngliihd* .a n lie put imttkfd by d ay paths. Persons vis ). tin I’resident uf tlie F. E. It<>nmi11Int “ Tlie local field and that a I*word crowd l* expect* aide to the attendance officei, will b. impossible for them to reach an down on the muy of the United King tin- field within the past few »te* nnd the Governor Willinms said: be accepted a* legitimate reasons I altitude of ovei (1.51)0 f,-«t without States. weeks since its completion iu.ye surpasses anything I liuve seen in i d to gather at the o|a-nlng cele­ |te of Florida have upI f all of my friends, wh have Ireland and Switzerland com ­ inuryele.l ut its construction ind tlie south. It coin partis favorably bration o f the athletic field. H* tor children la-tween tlie ages of J dangei pUn for u National promised to subscribe t The yvith uny of the purkx 1 *uw- dur­ »uys Unit ninny of thp Otlundo bined would be lost in N.-w York Having in mind only the su. • riminstration to he Herald, would only do so this wcet, seven nnd D> years to be exempt c.-ssful completion of this great xliite; Scotland and Belgium co m ­ II.Ill,) wonts of praise I,uv. lie.-II ing my recent trip through several people who ordinarily go to the spoken upon the enterprise of the from attending school, provided Sept. 12, 11)24, I would certainly be huppy t»eIn-aches, on picnic*, ale., have ex­ undertaking, it has Im-cii found bined would just about cover Ohio; commissioners und of the k ill..I of (lie southern states " Ii"ii with the National cuuse I iielieve I could turn in such that in every ease satisfactory Bruce Anderson "Th e Sanford pressed intention of utieiidiiig the (Continue)! on I’age 3) (Continued on I’age 3) workers, win. hud chargeif ris .on |»*t. y>hieh i» to he ttma la rg e number of votes that I proof of the condition be establish­ field Is pel Imps the best in the Imll game tins afternoon and stay­ strudioii. w ! N.r the observation would have u commanding lead ed. state outside ol tin- Miami park ing over fur tho Shrine dulicx at (('ohtlhuc.i on i ’uge 3) (Continued on Page 3 | knee of the W ar D e­ over all other con testan t*." which repres.-nts u large sum ..f Lukiv Mary tonight. Many Sanford lta t.-st the efficiency “It'» ju s t a lot of fun to com money. Nolle of tin- others iat. Ipauplx* ul*,. will remain in town |t»ry machinery set up pete in this contest because the rtv with Sanford field." 1lur the game. | fompun futeetin of the nation, airy is »o keen ami yet an friendly," It K Dens " Il is .me of the Inst | Old Imsehall enthusiasts of this I’F N SA C O L A . Fla , Sept. 11 J A C K S O N V IL L E , F l a . Sept. 11 I ever sum and the field it i.dt is city have declared that they ba­ she fu rth er declared. *‘I can hardly i the purpose of said as good us any in tin- coun v. The ilieve the opening activities in thd Prohibition agents went into the ' I he laiyul Order of Moose lodge wait until the contest closes, be­ M'»n is t,> more thorhere announces a new colony in ' level of the field ami the fact tlint , national pastime between Orlando cause everyone wins something. rural distrtrt near here to stuge F'lusint the citizen* Florida for the aged i* to be es- I I tin- entire park i» well tiled for ' and Sanfotd is having more inAccording to Paul Lake .cam­ one of the most productive raids tuhlixhed at Green Cuvn Springs. | r»eril policy and pth>-- paign m anager, Miss Williams will druinuge purposes make it *u|>er Duetiee in drawing a large crowd to promote and President Cooliilge has declined i*»r to any other pm k in Florida." I ^” r D)e celebration than anything Sunford citizens who have not on liquor violators in some time. A similar home for the aged *1not be the only one, who will be Foui men were urr.-ste.l und placed ready bus veen established ut Or- j Sept. 12 us National Defense Day patriotic sense of reU-Koy Chittenden: "It compares |vise. They state that the t>eopls exertin g every e ffo r t to make u nlrenuy registered at the city o f ­ in .lull The largi-kt of the rui.ls unge 1’iii k, known as "Monseha- and it is the duty of the iieoplc of favorably willi any park in Flor fi*’1’’' *"d "> Orlamiu remember the ff among the Amerigood showing th i* week, ns there fices in order to make them eligi­ wu* made on u cottage ncur ven " Approxlinulel) 2,000 acres 1 Sanford to observe it with the ile idu. With the grundstuml und club rivalry thnt existed in all ball ure others who a rc working the ble to vote in the coming bond elec­ Brownsville, where an entire brew ure to he enihrui-ed in the new col­ sired mobilization or mustering uf fucilitic* rrefore, I, F o r re a t and the excellent dm games .luring the two years San­ whole county over In an attempt to tion on Sept 22, ure urged to do ery is said to huve been seized, in ony und fifty or more small co t­ >ur t ummisaioner o f ford wax in the Florida State Lea* (('ulilit.ued on I'uge 3) g e t as many subscriptions a* pos­ so this afternoon us this will he eluding 102 bottles of beer and 15 tages will In* built there, it wu* ii rose rt tied, stated Muyor Forreat °f Sanford do request gut- and for that reason are look­ the l* s t opportunity, according to sible before their value is reduced. ' said. * “f the City of S a n ing forward to this afternoon's an announcement made by City gallons uf mash. La — laike to u representative of The I officials of the va(Continued on I’age 3) Herald recently. Clerk L. R. Philips Wednesday. and patriotic organiIn accordance w-ith provisions of It was decided by the various >d the (latrfotic citlcivic organizations to usk all bus­ the city charter, the books have ■operate in every pracbeen kept open for the past 20 iness and professional men to suhSA N DIEGO. Sept. 1 1 . - Civilian ht making a hucceas tnl activities from 4 o'clock on, days and during that time only a " d . . ; , V * " * . ' ' m e m b e r s of the Chilean cubinet r e - 1 H O N O L U L U , Sept. 11.— Twenty few citizens have registered, Mr. n>on»tration, feeling rida ' ■ are dead, unnumbered injured in Philips stated yesterday. A great appropriate th at this will have ft' chance t®d«y- Thu present rahinet hoapitals, officer* are under orders m ajority of citizens are on the roll, Because of the great interest •'*tli anniversary o f In th aD e a mllThe desire for college education tens) into their partnership and register and to ehoot atrikera when approached it was stated, but there arc still has prompted two uf Hanford's are operating the Seminole 1’reaa- fense Day exercises to be held l* r f . f* ro.u»‘ . d ^ 'an d tiig reforms bt. M ihiel and the evidenced in the Ftrpo-WUU and distracted widow* with chil­ many entitled to vote who haven’t young business men to form a p art­ ery. It is from this business’ that here. The men are asked to meet l^ 0U^ 1 fight among local riqg enthusi­ 7 ,of Ft. McHenry ^ resignation ot asts, The Herald has arranged dren a re tracking from the ja il* to registered, Mr. Philips further nership, the object of which i* to each plans to secure funds with ut the armory where they will reg- j 7* birth of the S t a r °kW “ I1" " 1'1- The new one. headto secure returns, round by the hospitals and morgue* in search pointed out. aani.er i>e observed In ,L,U» Altamarino, make it possible for each to real­ which tV) puy his way through isier and then form in a parade to ^ round, and Cordially' invite* o f miaaing atrikera in the a f t e r ­ 'foprtute manner and march to Central I’ark. The wo- " ! * ? U U r uf .‘ he l,lt<rlor' P*rtial!y Mayor F orrest 1-ake, speaking nt ize his ambition to attend an in­ college. •' ‘ those interested in the big fight m ath today of the claah between a recent meeting of the Chamber stitution o f higher learning. Thu * ' uf Sanford are F»r nine months in each yeur for men also are called on to register military und partially civilian, is to be ita guest* tongiht. ‘ to co-operate with atrikera and workmen Tuesday in of Commerce, urged a whole­ two young men are R o b e rt A. Will­ tho .next seven years one o f the for it is said th at If this country being installed. The boxing card, which will “tnorities in the prupIlan ap e Island, K uuji . The situa­ hearted support of tho bond isaue iam* and Hilliard S. Mnlpus. boyt will be in college. They will ever enguges in another war, the »nc» of the day. he bald a Boyle’s Thirty A ct* * tion oparently is under control to ­ which will be before the voter* on "T h e partv o f the firat part and alternate in turns und it has a l­ women will bo asked to volunteer in Je rse y City, will get under J ,l ° fittingly celebrate day. Sept. 22. He pointed out th at the party, o f the second part are ready been agreed that young Mal- for nunsea, otc. wsy about 8 :30 o'clock eastern k " requested th at all desirous and and deem deem Itit to to their their adad- pus shall be the firs^ one to go to ------------------------------- passage of the by aissue big by ma-a big ma- desirous stagIssue e of the “At 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon daylight saving time. The main ttnd offices close Tnnnn T n ppn jority will have a big influence on vantage to increase th eir education school under their contract) every able-bodied man and woman bout will commence at 1 0 "»)• from 4 o’clock • la p itll i U H the sale of the bonds besides add- by y ear* of schooling In a college Mai pas will enter the University in tnla county is requested to meet D A LLA S, Sept. 11.— Paul O'Day. o'clock eastern time, and 9 ing moral support to th* commis­ o r university to be selected by of Florida on Sept. 10, where he at the armory .where they may prominent young Dallas attorney, of th, City Commiao'clock by Sanford time. Shortly sioners in their action in ordering either p arty ." T h u i th e articles of will m atriculate as a sophomore, re g iste r and to take part in the was shot ami instantly killed, thereafter the returna will be­ agreem ent describe the general havmg previously attended one ex e rcises," said the mayor. the election. while entering a bank building to­ T O K IO , Sept. 11.—J a p a n has no gin to come in and rcuud re ­ »«‘th day of Sept., purpose o f this unique partnership. veaf. D uring hia absence young The election, two weeks away, is Officers of the local Florida N a­ day. F o u r shots fired from a shot­ Intentio nof intervening in the do­ ports will follow at short In­ for providing funds to extend the Su f a r aa it is known, it is the W iliam s will be the manager of tional Guard unit* have announced gun. William Lealer Crawford, anmestic difficulties of Chins. Baron tervals. only partnership o f Ita nature on the pressing club fo r . those nine present aewsrsgwsystem, to a c ­ t h a t th e guardsmen will muster at i-A K E , . otheo prominent attorn ey was tak ­ K iju ro Shiib-hara, foreign mi 0'at«r, T h * fight is scheduled tu go record in this s t a t e and ia the only months a t a stipulated salary. Hi* the arm ory ut 3:45 p. m.t where en into custody. “ He insulted my lur-( oiiiBkistioner. iold tho Aisoclatod P ress today quire a city cemetery, to build a 12 rounds. rounds, Firpe i s a abtflt, jail, to continue p * « n g program one ev e r effected in th is country, th e y will form an important part . mother,'• was tho only statement w hen asked to outline the Japanese favorite in INew ywk, ovaThl* and add more money to th * refund- T h e ' two young —. _ men. with the derunning expense of th« m of the firm. o t t h * .p a r a d e and will ' da and take part Crawfohl made, according to nf•l City Clerk. goTormnent’* policy in regard to colored adversary.". fclru l or root# education, h av* en* Iiiiim( nn Pava 1\ flftff. (Continued en l'age t ) jntiDued on Page 3) ing fund, th e civil war. ■ W ff . Cost of Tract of Land And Construction Is Liven at $35,000 Parade Will Form To Drive To Ball Park Early In Afternoon LOCAL ATHLETIC FIELD DECLARED BEST IN FLORIDA MISS W I L L I A M S WORKING HARD TO WIN BUICK CAR . 4 MzAMATION Pensacola Dry AgentH Moose Has Announced Opportunity sta ^re I^i(iuor Raid, New Florida Colony Civic Bodies Have L ast To Register Today For City Election 20 Are Dead and Many Injured Strike Clash K Out of Chinese War, R ep o rt--------------------- --------- Arranged Program F o r Defense Day Two Boys Form Unique Partnership To Enable Them To Attend Colfe Civilian Members of Chilean Cabinet Quit E Dallas Attorney Shot When Entering Bank -------- • • ^ .-at.. aw Reports On Fight Will Be Received �> • . . ■ »* i L ««♦♦♦♦♦♦ ************ T h e S c h e d - W1LLT u le o f V o t e s j ■ pgs W ill b e R e U d u c e d a f t e r iyH S a t u r d a y •<W N ight . . . . jjjj M ake Every Day This Week Count F o r the M o st....! you. paipn until iht-e-ml It de-pe-nels largely oil the abilit y of the-indi­ No worker e-an lose who remains active* in tlucimIf one- of the valuable* prizes is not wein a (..mriustioi of ten per cent will be given y»»u. It is an opportunity such as •>rues but seldom. irrn ccfu l 19l2.r> i - e llo o ii w on d erfu l tire s, cur i a l I >tieo f i n i s ! m o d el, fou r “ ’H i e I’u l l y w heel S ta m h in l T h e l a t e s t t h .in y . . It is a simple- m a tte r to secure* subscriptions for Sanford's only net* 1 jiaper. Publishing all tile* local news and happenings fre>m Se-niin»*le-rout ' ty.'I'lie-Sanfetrel Ib-iald is in de-maud in e-vt-ry Imusebold. f'onle-sl.-uits fiod d a comparat i\<-l\ «-asy m atter lei ge-t re-aelers not only in San I•>rel -*r in ’ nearby e-e lmti-, but in m ighhonng towns and cities. t v it) t h » ‘ .~he>w l o o m s o f t h e S a n ( ’o m i i a n v o n .M a irn o lia A nt laid who takes advantage of every minute* sh uue. IIx plugging aw ay at tile* task will be able* to se-e lie I l apiellv nie-re using. le- a coi:-»i i t-ni vvorki-r not a spasmodic worker. Plan your . itnpaigTi it vi a will do tittups in a system atic m anner. Make eve-ry «l:i-. every d'-l r\ i i v •ti p y ou take e-enint for the most. And then wlie-n v m have -ui iride -in k to it. never wavering, but with your eyes on the first And you can make this beautiful Buick, veiur Buick. III II lOlllll V III ■.11" I VOTE Rules ft»r rvri \ i w«i wi % T. * e i \ \ I III lit* ll l tl * I I I I 1 I I rivr-Yvar miIvmi tpt m*m t The Mail. IMiidd < IS m* F our- \ car >nl» •fiptim t- I li Maily 11•t m1«ft "r ’Hire*-Yritf >ul»-•npt inti v•• lli« l»»n!s Hi-utUi $*’l " TtMi-Ymr i i; i mu l•• I In Mulls Ki.iM M I i"1 (Inc-Yi'«r i ipi ii.n !•* Hu* Malls il . •l«I <7 n*’ Si\-MuntiiN hUl'MUptnn to liu Mails ll-t.dd > 1 I hn*«*>Mnil!h* - *|I» »ipt o i iei I lo M»'s 11« i .dd M i- f o r «mi <* nl I I I * s* •\ t'Ur Mil* ci of I t ‘*» III III n i- rliitililr In i ill< r 1h Cam paign m Sanftu d nr Srriuinlr toiint). m er Ml «. ml nmohi lc find mi Icmii a n-*hi|* tamp.nun mill lh»» s . d t i. i l d t < nHrml ini ( tiiili’Hianis tan titter fm m any point in .in tipial lia^is ami hast* ih«* saitif opptirtiinit s >iil»-i r i|iI itni** t o I In ^ .i n l I nilt tl in i Ik* rniular oH i t « iitu»i Ih at •«*iispaint'd l»> THIRD PRIZE Edison p Phonograph K| • .1.1 in n hnndtjem® c ... any home. ( ifl. - i «-i- i'iuno Company SYTT] |xf|« tnl<l >l»» •••• Il'i.iUl $*»»•" i . v 11•i ild >• ••« *11 S •-n I I *> V\ ••1.1\ 11* I alel ^ l Yril I **ui»^t III•IIt'l1 t |I rneloiddeellv thi-v will elo all they cun to help you, but l » make vour- vidual to vet results. K*ch fill**-i i|.f i conU*Ntiint Jjtrly iu 1 I< Hut elon’t de-pe-nd entirely on them to eio all t'n- work fur The- opportunity is good. Diamond Solitaire Ring I I’Miir Irnr h » i •|! |i*it fa Ila \N I Thri'f-M’iir miI»*vipi n i I 1» \\• !:. t them of pi Iiiik up votes for your e-lf SK(’ONI) I’KIZK i pt •••11 «I f i r See nil vour fr'. n<i \ and st If a winner you must put every spare moment you have into the- busmen w ith TO Don’t le t one minute go to waste. in your behalf. Hut you cannot afTeerel to delay auotIn r <lnv Come tel the oiTu-e* of 111K SA N K i’KD III K.\l I name* in nomination and start out to WIN Some-body with no more- ene-rgy, m r u >.i alubtv will win this Hunk. Can you affonl to let the- oppoi limit\ pa- ' Think hard! HOW n*v L\ u >! 0> v 1 The time* is passing —passing passing. Mori- young Indies an • working e very day to win one* id 11 prizes ofTen-il by 'Pin* lt*-i*ulil The co m p e l d ion i*. getting stroi ilavs |)hkh. Ami cvi-ry day sees I hi- e-onl eslallts more- eb-le nilim-e to win that Huii-k. The Sanford Hi*rnld’;< big Salesmanship Campaign lias just starlrd These are g<.ltlcii hours of opporlunitv for you to go to work in vmii spare tinu* and win one of thoso liandsomi- and expe-nsive- prizes. Who wouldn’t work for a Buie-k Six" Who would tad to yin- a low hours of their time getting subscript inns for 'i in- 11era id when. !»v so do iii|{, there is a i hanee ol getting a beautilul automobile lor nothing . Am especially is the offer made by The Herald a most liberal one because ol the fact that no contestant wno remains active urn tad to win. I host who do not win one of the valuable prizes will be paid a ten per cent coni mission. Did you ever hear <d a better olb ■V You who read these* lines can win. but to do so will retjuire a* lion prompt action, on your pari. Fill in the nomination blank appearing on this page- and send it In The Ib-rald. Von will lln-n be supplied with tin necessary receipt hooks and instructed, and then you are lice to makt every minute count. By a little e x tra ellort you can overcome the I-ad of the imu :»• ' ix« contestants and forge to the front. Non e \N D< • IT i! you W A N 1 to d< I I' wi i \ r a l Mi -X-+-J-* ■{•* * * * ♦ < ■ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ v * + ' ,♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « The Time is PassingYou Must Act at Once To be Victor/ I |] "J fX & zt*.; 1.1 1.1; II •t .id ? ‘ i*• A imm i.inl inn lil.nl. « In n | r..|.o I) ldli<! ..ill \-illi I In :.uin,. a i d uil i ln-x' ul I In- '-•.iilt-lanl n.'i.i.n i •••!. « dl i " . . ' lli.it iiirxnn so in.-.u ia.it «*xl I . I HnusJUtil i.tli-s e lull nl.c l l . nn n a l inn Mill l»c iirillti-al In a m nut* i nil i,-sl m i l . Value $ 1 8 5 NOMINATE YOURSELF OR FRIEND NOMINATION COUPON Cut This I Tliis < onp -I. w lien neai lv ... 11 . m 1 1. paper, is pood loi lou vo|e*s in I b.- >anl i lie-raid’s Sal* muimlnp I aiiipniyi. tni lb. lovviiiiT coiilt.slanl; NAA1K Coupon OM- Fill in— mail it nr lo mt; it in— it means ApimKSS NAM I lull votes fur the pe-r- ADDHKSS sim w liose name- a p ­ Nut (lonel Unless Voted on nr IU*fure Sept. Ft pears upun it. credited with o** : rv i r a y ■ - �U'-VMf' nt 2 2 * this dtjr. This Wl followed, avcordjDff-. to tho cram , b y a n address hy " m Ij^ m lttcc, had a pluntlir ^ over his nearest opliobii A. Coolidgc, when L of the vote cast In T upin U msiy in Massachusetts F ^ i completed late Wed- Is Due Congratulations Today she has the most fully equipped and largest modern athletic field in the State. We are proud of this new improvement and make no bones about it— Our Hats are Off to the City Fathers. We’ll win the games pf?O F £55iO / Y 4 IfAGUf COME ON k s ?^- n" « civic * 0 V / O l t C g e ; ^ n e rs h ip even in the casts of :hl* default In the smallest detail.! * |namely; n* to sending the required amount each month to the party tions putting them on rccord n s i n" , h,|n-nth f or M , schooling and attending college, while said party! h e l n l P f»l t / n? thcn; being In favor tions have a t' their various m c c t - t Inpa during tho pns nc Club Has vc Celebration irmal Opening IM TO CAT-FO O O A GrUV • T ° , ni] nn', " ,orc impor­ tan t object is to keep alive Uie national spirit, o f patriotism. \,hi.-h a Is) vo all else, was onQ proncipal asset during the last g re a t war ORLANDO! O U T FIT S P E E R S E tT C A D S : L I L BOW E R M O R E A C TIO N , Y ou R o o k ie O fl IT S TO KNOW B ETTER BACK TO . I THE b u s h e s ; FER YOU/ KASTMAN KODAK Af.'KNCl G EO . A. S P E E R & SON TDK REXALL STORK + *i*+ + 4 + + + .y•>4 4 + .j. 4, + + s'*+ 4 *y-J*+ + 4 + + ■5**j*+*h >*j *<h *+*h * +•{■ fB A riT I ST R IK E , PHONE 325 + + + + + + + + + + 4 ++ +++<. + + + + + + + + < ,+ + + + .j.+<. <. ++++++<|>+<>++++++++^ ++^ •h■>+•:■+ ❖ + + 4 + + •!■ •:•+<•+*h*yt* 4 +*}..}. > +!*++*t--s+4+++4.,*.^.^.+ + + + ^.+ + + + + + + + + > ,.+-, . ; + + , + OM! F IN l : 1 ATTA *’) »y ! Show ! that S a n fo r d Cycle Co th ese lads <hu* way of g ettin g pleasure and excitement antol ^ame time real benefit is system atic saving. UP \ FOR GOODv’s Figure out how much you would like and in allprobj tv could save in one year. Divide this amount inW , OI‘_monthly sums and then deposit tin's amount ilarly in the hank. I he Sportsman’s Store i r it 's s i ' o i m t n g ( i o o n s . \\i; m .w i : n H A S K K T T lA M . A N D s w iik k i , t o y s , i i u a i i . i :s AND A.M.MI M T I O N . IIO X IN t HASKHAI.I.. I'OOTIIA 1,1 GOODS M.WAYS IN STOCK ai 117 PARK AVK.NI I +++++*i*4+ (vised lineups follow: fc Mildei. aeeoml base It has,.; t'nx, center field Ijtht ficlilj Newell, lef In, short stop; .Mat u ksc; Itcrmcck, catcher r. and Wolfe, tdtehera i», M.Cracken, Bridge? I nm' Hammond B UliiJiek. mi'i on,| base 1and report nt tho kntsC I * ”. Pltlmtjt. -h p rf at (T W: Hi. tvi pitcher; md Blount. SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y BA N K 4*+4+++* 4.{' ++++ ... McKinnon-Markwood Co N EC K S! I'l KNISHKKS O W / '> Tn SANT (HID MEN WHO KNOW FLORIDA HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES MANHATTAN SHIRTS SCIIOBL K HATS ’ Ball Hardware v -.-v t v v v tttv m r THOMPSON SHOES .'++V + + + -C !"i*+++++4+.>+ ++++<.+ + .; + <,++++<> + ... HOW 5 |. roua ft t i a t u r n KNOCK Jf e r a / Real Sportsmen buy their °ji Goods from us. Come see 1 what they buy. 1 All are treated alike at this friendly bank and we cordially invite your account whether Urge or small. / STORE. * * > * * ■ > * * + * < * > M * } * M : * i VV 5 ❖ *:<■*+>:• (('noli mu d from Page t ) Green* and Pemnark w iiild » not stretch euf over Michigan; Turkey, I icnmark. Itclgium ami Switzerlniuj would disappear in Illinois or in Wisconsin; Portugal could he con­ sumed in Indiana Germany. Kng. land itinl \\ a le , comltiiiial will not cover Texas. Italy and Ireland would ho lost in Montana Kng. Inn,,. Soul land, \Ynle» and ll. lginm eomhined UMild iislirdlushr.lluuu Arizona i* larger than cantinentnl llal\. I.iliforiiin is- n \«<ter em ­ I lie in area than Kngland. Scot* land. Ireland. Wal, v .,,,,| It, I,.,,,,,, S ' S 'S o u th e rn Store Is a tendency toward incrca* Florida is otW of tht Southern production, especially In the eal gcouH ;of’ at/ite>i'Whluli ■furnishea shipping sections o f the Koutlu. abojit twp-nfths of* this market I crop 'Of cabbage- Tin? other .throe- 1 fiftn:|ccortllM3 to tlie',^dpml de* parttotent agi indtutu. .comes [ I’rom over a .wide are* of ’ the yhbbage. with a market output than 110.000 rnrlontl* n I.OCAY, ATHLEflC 1*•»rmore has become or,© of the three t ’s article, and ranks next to WEED v PECLARED »'• i*ooi nn«f toinnlocd, Uoiidf k Re s t in 'I'T j O r i d a ^ l(TA,Tother s tn tu j.iu Um South £qrv b;y -hin T o t V|. South ( aiutiuo. JtTft*- i^, juhI. Vi/giniw. ,_i \ ICrnui puiiitifactnrers fak e ii IhuiI le-seycilth, of the comnurvial '•P. i* li slil.l.. KrmiS fuctnrie« «t m.iinlv i:i N« w York. aril Wi.xrunhivi. Nt u lie sure and See them ■pace in the San fo r I tn* now sfailinm •f I i t e s. Sanfor*1 liiniM he i <i >iid o f.” el! "I lien ||i>.e, eoiieorned It will probably In 1 I'liri'.* lutmr iii 't h a t . l i e o„r tesoiir, i s ? We are by far the richest people in the world today. Our national wealth « oolnlg, IJeccixea |>j|., ' " e i i . I...Itn„; formally today reaches fT'-n.iiuo.otMi.ooo to t lie u . 1, ,|| PHI lineril. t lie Pilots dliced mote wealth last year alone " , re r e n ived at tin- Whi te II'/lisr than th,. whole w.*rl,| was w, rth in \vc 1 *' •id. nt i oolnlg, • and >n:u in (he dn\s ,,f .Inin,. < ould Imy th ir t\ Spams, thirty ' ''lie i atul.iion hy |,tln 11n three ............. and Mloeessfnl . omhlotlon „( t hvir Hollands, W*. ,o„l,| h-cat y. Ml,,,,. Tile l.alam e •( l hi* "early f,.„r Russias d.iy wa devoled lo i leal mg ;i \va> '•uy all tile lailroads of lii wurlti '"•'tn, • u n ite r s un|iosei| h n*« " l ,,l ‘ ""s ........ all , etui nitig . ! ii i*i > and ir• " , .i .t lay m^ amuini ‘ " " •t' s of | Sunt,I an, ff[£ ^ 3 S li ___digestible. “Red Comb Egg Mash” is a fully balanterf ratioh—98.7% Sem inole F e e d Co. I ’llONT. «M. N O R T H F.I.M 1h Mmui*il from P age 1 ) r " for mat mn regat xml the details <>f it ffia Mi. Ijiyvton. I'lpcrintciiilent, d,*< I; thiil every pupil yvhu > "i* an alTnliivit "g the tir>t week r » "-k « ago when Ml h ’..I pultll* a list of the ! <IpmiI tenchi r**. the* list rinuuiiilcr of the achooli. ,op,|)|ete. rh'lcd list is an follow*: Oricdo Okiilund. principal, term n-t Mr. J . N. I'hompV " inin ndc.s; Mvi, II. F. w>. intermediate g rad es; ■h U light, nrimary grades. Geneva ^>»iy I^iiiim - r o r r . prinri■ ixgirih Sept. ^!»; Mrs. S. I Kratumur g rad es; Miss P 1 ' "niig priuiaty grades. Lake Monroe ■ni Jiiraiih, ynnripal, term J f t 1 Misj. Lucille Echols, p vaile.., Mrs. S. U. Uu|i"t* i iiii»linte grad es; Mrs. ■ pi unary grades. I I -x 111un |0"uglans, principal, lx>nK|nn begins Sopu lifi; Miss p a p a l . 1. gram m ar grades; llii.i' i'hapman, Interme* N ' * . Miss Mary Eula DyF»f> grades, i Ouiluola I principal, term bef •• Mrs. Mamie Sieg, In* r ' ciiidcn; Mrs. Maude primnty grades. Lake Mnrjr f * f r ie s t. principal, San-’ Fw Ugiits Sept. 2(J : Mr*. Porhees assistant. ' I i'sola •l"l'kins. J r . , principal, 1fF. term began Sept, l j ' J M"«'kina. J r . , ataiaU n t. NEXT WEEK (7 m ui n fialliH in T ire* S t a n d a r d E q u ip m en t At Exactly Open Car Cost *1500 T h e H U D S O N C oach A gain Makes History This Hudson Coach is the first closed car ever to sell at exactly o p e n ca r c o s t And Hudson, alone, can build it. A s the largest producer of 6-cylinder closed cars in the world, Hudson exclusively holds the ’ ‘ ‘ advantages to create this ca r and this price. And n now genuine balloon tiris ’ arSiStanda/d eq u ip m en t^ It is the easiest ste e rin g , most co m fo rtab le and s te a d ie s t rid in g H u d so n e v e r built. No c a r is s m o o th e r in a ctio n . N one, re g a rd le s s of p rice, excels it in reliability or brilliancy o f. perform ance. ’’rd from Pn*»e 1) l*r * t« follow. All of Jlv! in then* unila are «w pro-tent, it ia said. * have oecn issued by SANFORD PAINT;& WALLPAfi First Street------------ ' -----------Ph°n States «onihiued. Come and Get it at theSanford ...r .^ Q l ^ P A N Y *>•>•;• S i rooniA Bodies Have ged Program i'W \ F F L £ 5 Cabbage Producing nafande nr >? inatrumcntol in eovuilll^ securing the mw —. ... HID | IVVW J /sa field. It was l ..... „„....... . ll(lll pen to these markets. Cabba consumption in the leading r i t |of ita members thatuthe mCity I___ is said to be about the same |mission cIocIcIinI to include the pro­ ject in n recent bond uni a, Mem* TALLAIIASSErK.'pla . Sept. 11 . quantity year n fte r year, but th< »rk. I'hUat^tlnhiu. PillfhMru nml '■<'Ur‘' uir Miiil t«» la* tht* luTUrst u ntrr\ the four t-ilit- ROW . Noone is too old, too young, too rich or too nm.r t„ e" Joy the ‘ kriM of saving money. The habit grows strongrer withjtime. ** OVNs e s t In F l o r i d a •' h.^nti prinrlpal. EM OF Y) Y ) --ftSsefr----- Those Who Built It. [e of Sc ho o l 3 To Be Hiffh T. W. Lawton foiiaty ivH!, O h .'t h a t ’s T H E STUFF/ R IG H T O H T H E IR . / • one In the hit field MlllstllUtC* ‘i-c |**r a ho in c* l** ruoN i + + ++-C- + 4 ^ IfV NOT !*!('K YOUR GOAL AND BEGIN AT ONCE I ISIIINf, TA< l\I.K, ( a NS UK Y< 1.1 ( ontinuoci /rum nt'iCHRnry tn rhan^r the . I plan and route the plan, the Southern portion of the S tate s where they will , r Rookies at tlu ii lowest altjti h»> in a oosition to take ad\ of exi elicitl existing an passing i,|i the eoast to ter their flight at S e a t t l e " Pul Off Defense Day The transeontinentnl leg flight, which is to tie-in I hi loop around the world, wm polled today in order that Smith. Nelson and Wade p n iliilp ate he,,: jn the I dry t*st Fritluy. Under ti; s. hedlile they* are to take of Rolling field Saturday m SODAS, HOARS AND CANDY We feel sure that we c an make a hit if Try-Out. OLD N UT OUT/ NEW R O U T E IS NOW PLANNED FOR AVI ATORS Sanford’s Oldest and Best Drug: Store | - — pli, uP*l°*dnto ■ , . 6 * 1nr*c Commission was large•' It is to be cn y n jiy lo ad , entire. > ™ ,u,,tnry .<*nd without exp,.,,.,, to tho government. The d rf.n s r rst has n two-fold o b ject: " F ir - i to enable us to see whether any* changes or modinrations in ,-v , m ing plans are necessary or de-.i . •>++<*+++4, hlTr?\ « « s t a te in thn ’„r,pt‘ nt " lntT Jioiir ! I " a required nnrnunt of w..rk i havJ i n ^ T 0"' U *" propos’d' to J? bls.right 6> th* allow-* na\c in each community where • » jrponent/ former Senatod r,HZ, J Mnb,L*hc'1 n Nntionnl ' f on bis return from college err (/pvernor Thomas Reserve J . Sl,miner, young JVIalnas will Orgndi: defoii.M-K^JjV ‘ Wa entire tfJhe will, test, i j to ' c..i rlf .l ^ Jh>»,biisir1# 1!> IWhen cnablo i t«f see Mw the nfeftinnism f o r our~ lpationnl ..................defense would cLmplrte his course.4 ‘ •KrT' -,,-loj. Young Williams Is abio to attend ri?or»!,M " CtV *1 °, N ‘R'r/'t ‘°rV It is Li.,. u country.I., eddntry fn ^ S y provide thoisfate university whenihe loaves Its vhvn s te«? will irf° J “ Vnvn w f p ‘ y- This a ''v bn * ‘ ttyt definitely test will afford an opportunity for ilrclrfed whnt eourre Hr will take each community, t„ g iv0 0vi,1rn,v ••Ut is likely to lake one in liberal of Its pntriotisrd. , arts. ++++*>+*J*+ + + 4.++ + 4. + * + + 4 .+ + ^ .+ + +<. +++<.+<,+ + + + + + + + + <,+>,<ij,+++++<}ii!. <.+ + + + + .}■+.>+< + + + + J. fU JT ""JO ; on tho part t,f e ith e r-p a rty , th a t; P^rty failing to do aa aboveT ■ ■h«ll toTf r t hla rig h t ’ i E L interest to .thpinbovo named a n d D,cf T “ * , , 1 ? " “ ' « » * ftnd thn‘ more m«me>- i? anq ask in g that Snnford citizens I npp<lp'1* may draw an additinnl take at, active part in the e , e , r is e s 1 "«“. » « exceed *10 J e r month. In a communication the coverAllowance o f money fW the nm. [ collogo will only be giv.si/ one little town mini*! Shanks r n ? ' MnJ ° r General the S T u rth r ^ ” d *nK « rncrnl of h ? h° eoHdltion th at he be pass, candidates for the kenn- i i 9 » r n . Arp«. U * S. A r-I " k ,ln « ' least 7r. per cent of Ins nJnstion fct*>o<l: *r. ' • ‘ .m‘rk; * , In C“,C bo should fall to P R O F E S S IO N A L LEAGUE BALL SSuS « - '.»U 1<* ‘J^'IMt TV »d v.oitt Jadw Presbyterian *V' �- RUHR ,RI» * 'M D U I -mm ♦♦♦*■4 4 ■>■* * A n e t h e t v S t e p - F o r w a r d •rerr r M arirrm w * m m KUrl«a A" ♦*V4« ■N>i- - ' t > * K f - t - f n Sanford is receiving congratulations today on its new 0>**» Matter. municipal athletic field, being used today fo r th e first time. •* lh * Poatcifnca 3 T i » r 0rt'1*’ o n J«r Act of It is with pride th a t the citizens of this city a re showing off »l» L DKAN. ucnu . uk '• c m c a i r n o a r a t r < Ta*r__ 17.0# BIx Montha.1l.B0 llrared ln c u r by Carrier, per ’ IBc. Weekly Edition, lf.00 *• l . |L HOTIcmi A i n i arde of thanka. Re*-----------l| la of entertalnmenta where i ire made will be charred i n fu la r advertlalna r a t e r 61 i t u b a h h o c i a t r i ) rnicitx A icoc'ated I’r e x le eacltnv n| tied to the uee for # e t i l - * o t all n tw i d le n ltrle l d 4 o It or not ntherwl*«'cr#d« tS*« Paper and nleo the local mStlahed herein. All rlahte of llcatlon of epeclal dlepatchee ‘ afe aleo reaerved. T q U R H DAY, S E I ’T. I I . in 2 l. 1IBLE THOUGHT FOn TODA)’ O O P ’S W ORD S T A N D S : The ~ » * f withereth. the flower fndeth; t the Word of our God tthnll ntnnd T .j- I s n i a h 40:8. PJcn'lc ants s<*^ A even Better thsn o lir j* / Auto fendcrjTrf-v, . thing about the |»w 1 Ask anyone who should know..and you will f in d th a tS a n - you nrc against war, you must not ford has an Athletic field fnr_*uperior to those found in m o s t . prepare for*, war. Th at's ifot places. Itefroffld be n very ffioujt problem find one bet- ROUnd. __ ouOoutlnw burglary and tqr copstiticteA or il kf ( U - « f nkhfctiiu' jH>t»k>i'|| y ou^ppolice ready to hnncn fln u _ _ .IUV cillt-trrtrrn J , \ \ O ^ .V u J A t « i i en they appear. m » WrovidefT'Vvfth tRc famous tSctninore"coun\y'sub-ifrignThis much is sure nbout De­ tion system the new baseball park has a drainage system to fense day Clergymen and others .. . un“ in no other city,tn Florida and probably no other may lie uncertain nbout it now hut City 'V heew htdc countru.} It isrsaid t h a t fifteen minutes nft- they wouldn't be in the least un­ cr iaVfiitlVdiamond M*ill be dry and in good certain if war should break out. condition for-play, due entirely to the efficient system for si— - 4 carrying off surplus water. IN N E W YORK C IT Y , at 3:2 0 I my fnn<-y viPWH v lf>0JV o f long-departed joys 'T h « ,| h a d e Of youthful youthful / th ere. - What hone p ‘ _ 0 ----------------- “ nLhl k lU" ,o "hn,,ow" W a n te d lilnnd K'"""'rr Tl i A ____ _ TA M P A T I M E S M .Miami ,l,,n Herald hands a w ell, to that elnss of - P«*»ful. but, 11 ' a n d 1 f'^wdunls wn" ....... . ,h“"' ,s w"urning r,,i,Mr «ndI who nr,‘ forever boast comfort for other wealthy, r e ti r e d , h g in season and out of season 'm e riru n aristoerats ‘ One ..f the that they are ’’ 10(1 per cent. Amordaughters was thirty on. age; she and her sister. T w en ty ! I !' “ 'I' " , " w'i experience leads four, had been kept se. baled ■ believe that the loudest Beware how you keep your .. ,h a t . 1,ne »"e usually daughters t d a ug h t e r s too set hided, e-pe. i ally J",', " " c who a r e least en- , IN fore he makes that assertion. nt least in pubjie. he ought to ask him ell very pointed (|ue<tinns at frequent intervals. He ought to ' 5? ^^ '"-ir;: r ye x ^k e y .......... to the « . c t hat a n y l,.t j . foriHK u r v (hi* m ih| popular f " i m .*f J l l c i n l u i i Ml *l f r npI f H a i, ^ Mifimllti! “t r a » h " For ui or l»rr-. ^ ^ M ILLINERY “THE HAT OF THE MOMENT” CORRECT STYLES S M A It T T R I M S i l M " ; , . 'u 1 natorshq *tate v. ill < •tmul in t),<. national lam paigt t ( W EDN ESDAY, fi..m ( sheets „f ril|.-d reading niumlla paper ‘ about one Ibiitsaiid word-. Ju u g c•'( •l«’nt Wilson mm!,, (hi* satin dm ».r 4 ^ e , swept out Du- m b ! t ” * j/i1, r U for l’r" g r e s s and a Stones and n a i . a t i v , ........ .. t hashtiii n of i W'ctiM (hat sometimes come with' any ollie, divi-ioa Dunking on ;■ h„rd f lit el at III e p l ot . Il rn M W / ’ MUr ° r V" lJ " re " ,id in »f Du­ 10 8 P A R K A V K M ' K History and l"g> pl.ibllldv collie •Si f.il a.- I In* general l ean Th# lirst of t),e international in vt To.' m a V r ; : : : ; ; ; h,-,7 ,;!tl ; ;,;l: : ; r,,slh ' j 4 •An l ined, b.-.k- of a siiet. polo .matches will t** played this priHuii i), * j ‘ f ** dne*"',t rain Firpo Ml!.- nature «r, u«unll> left f..r »»„. i i " inclined to tal I »nd IV ills will tight it out tonight si udeiit in si hi id, college oi tinivci muslv A not her »"> sit v - . y Boyle » Th irty A .ie s if t ...lied to a g ill who .ailed upon him and -h are hooks flow,led on InI be Nineri. un publie often • Chat# doesn’t prevent it with an Ni4,‘* ' ' 11 iir'' jii.nl plain st 11f»i l ea , I , . , . . ( ■ Do iiioi'mI p m .*i-1 V re q n cn t|\ „ „ ), I Noth! m\«r haVt« h<-ltev«*<! h KgBy*l®Ctioii or something else •Mtldi iHlied A . are .. f r . o l o i oldv n the > oil ’* ■is i- s. . * •i*l v 11 il* Ii peitiaps ^.Ther# is always an element ,,| ...... ‘•'•‘HD. I, f their le a .le l- ||,e ** i ue f li.. I I be v make l i a s l i " doubl in sports. Lorh |> iipiM»*«iM! t .» ha\ ,* reade, w a i t , |„. s(,o. ked. and «'"•! 'hex lead .„ that hi* v%^ht*i| olht*i ^irl*# ha«!i Dug II is not disaiipointud. fnajli* him f»-» J Htupid ifistt*a«l ..ft .)• Tie -toning . xan, At' the Hi it tell i'.mpile Evhibi- Amen. . . . It* iiiliriM ,t"' Ibid,- in the same pK* * f tin- is. th*. >Xi || t i o n ,th e re is a ^,,fn 'Mrvilihh.” a * thrv | — K,a,lt magnet. lh* l l l f l . * the pat f a. ked Dame of muid . |mVe the same 7 , '/‘•I That - a familiar c ry W hat • ^WTghln gnlllg about three ton\ ,M l.E T T l'C K and W H IT E PA RIS ROM A INK SICK I). We , , , •• Dv A..... rn at •ID" ' Many of (he books. parDc tor# »ru warned lest it snatch f,..„i I Diamond in. kt * with 7 7 m, n nu* Maim .t ! i <an f“ rni.sh any i|Uanti(y of this desired. of curient pri.diietion which AsK your Mother Eve i them umbrellas, kmv*«•« *»r Hit) thuiM l.'pcd pbil aild the -'*• virtue of auloilv . e famed for being naughH a r r , _ continuous a. tt..n they •may have made of Steel oi Th«' u-i that wi liliikr R .lron !, i D.. bo. ks we lead tth||, r J . II II •'(her cry from the past Thmugl I TiA biggest opportunity today u, the r e n turies different In riles hnvi o n n fo rd ;ls in the building of bun M V e l a k a RUILDINU___________ __ M l o m l and apartm ent -R H O N E 218 houses , n,,.Mr, “g " 1" * ' that flowery "mid I ole kingdom 44 Bwfton N#WCOnKrs ure experiencing great difficult Newcomers ruled, pence and lux f ‘a l t gettin g a place f i t y , . tr* K E\ W LS I 1 IT IZ E N . No ' t U r investment can Im- nuitbU>> un^crtinned th o n .'M lier horde, VO W came lh to take I h J r | <es. That tha han^inj- the buying , A .a |„i „|oj /ftwn jrxureasr^ IktnVo ^ _ . ff It# ffrcOtion of a htjBgj^>w them nut. u— learned *.«. I f i t o ? «rc* a nr^rciT >rd»b« x sure. your name app«*an» . Th. have ceasedd to toj^imid Aland HS'ween the two. it m!g ht l.« , ■ Mo n d a y. i s t‘ h e tll 0 irlty r«*tcin( rut Ion hooka an .......... h y s a y i n g t h a t t h .. | j , t ............... , , f 4 " P ’8* mil l at- tant day .if the y ear for any distinct ideas, is a view ..ft, fur the fu J ACKSONVI LLE * y ° u <’* n vote in favor of the They are . la itiled to be h party stand: primarily fo, hn lure generation, inure important T O ttfllcipiftl h.H.tl election which will «n stated A S O U R Y PARK . "OUMOTRIR busks for outworn ideus, formed ma i righ ts human sympathy, and than ele tn,„ d„v a Sun turd a still better city, inauguration A T L A N T I C C I T Y . * *SSO S t human develo,inien; l u prmiarv day or defense dV to meet conditions that existed B A L T I M O R E . * t l i ao ^registration books close to pur| use is to give . very man in t). x« , . *•'' A ear* ago, but which no longer con BOSTON • , • 4 9 « 4 t. - I f you are not qualified country a fa ir chance to y R j d'“ •» the opening day o f a MONTNSAL . I * 4 7S.IO tlruie People are supposed to at OOa>. ........ J * *" -• '" H j- n t y of public schools in the Nia g a ra t a l l s . 4 • l i so lach themselves to them be auae RHILADLLRNIA . • • 7S 67 .i -—----- u— . The iiie Republican Repiildlcaii nartv party i. is i,,„ , 1 w’h " *t the m e United i.n After.' all this world is not so their fathers belonged to them, or mu, I, influenred by the capitalistic f l ° tV T A i’ktl./LJrM A SA dnJil. ‘ •BO‘» m e, * , hi rt V yrnrs he •ceause their own social sets are lut,^h‘,.r ' K HAUinr.f * r ]•» *. .. On the summit of Mount uttsched to a certain one. hot,Is do • h n „ ,„ . |, haa a !r 0,1 wh«t t h u ^ schools S«; ever aix thousand feet, u tV , . . Hits is such a big country, and spect for the bin business m, „ m a k e TRAVEL A P 1 F 4 L . L •Otativu of the Sun had the ' ' b i l e the exi'euti ve efficiency uf R'h t llt i1' tnot ™c n y 'h e three ‘ hole ure so many sectional in Pa» Ion for BalGmor. \ y j .Af UR“ I f * o f meeting a party of Ihese men mav lu. • .I m l n l .l . .... * " J wa#t Is for mn"e im n„r. itivn may I k * admirable . w,1-i J* m o i* te rests and shades of opinion, that »ch DEMC »t#r( •‘eople. They had they are not ao nun* * o b e * s a f e n * U ?,t ’ ,hon l * “ ch D E M O C R A C Y to people of very diverse i,.e«s must lltlrnl leader. ’r W r & . U i F MT u * „ L . - ? ' " " ll,4ms nf Am erican children •JLfd 26 miles Vp from one American ...ti,. « Jtt hu tuui imbed the 4l« but illu strates that fb« stra ig h t. Though you sb a crooked trail you are — M ERCHANTS & . M INERS meet friends a t the top, thomaslvrs to t h s 'o t h a r * h*yh o!.* i f pr; nce hrtween partiei, which |8,? S £ nU and children TRANSPORTATION CO. should* J i , . . 4 ,i a ^» millions of pesjnle to nrefer i ' «na cnitaren should •aiinoi be ,,n land rVMcl I Af m v r l THE QUALITY SHOP Ll'TrUCE AMI ROMAINE SEED :s s k s s s t a r a r s & w r lio Program Itlinta Jn urn al (429 29} b by I’rcsident Cooli _ lidgo, Pershing and othera kihingtnn; 10:45 quar- The harvest rniMin wiy *"-*•>*’ nr -i||oy« Wn4a»n kitwl things in an entirely light. pilo (319) 4 :3 0 -5 :3 0 mu ocert, Melville Avpry; ^nsc day; 9 :3 0 dance, hirago News (447.5) 5 1:30 orchestra; 7 tnlk) kanred. [rago Tribune (370) hcorl, string quintette; frnse day; 9:30 Chapihestra. fig., (345) 5 :30-12 o r­ als, solos, farm, orehen- MANY REASONS The heads of the burglary insurance nimpanirs lary and theft h u e t r i p ! e j in the Inst five jesrs. i^, [ragn (530) 0 concert; Farm Bureau; 8-11:30 - the K m J , 0 * ' ' " ’ i J ' rMr,J ' f t " " " >»",• 3 t ‘' n 5' " ■ Pottor motored t M fd W C W ill* fmm Daytona Beach Wednesday: M IS . W . L . H ill M. P. Williams, of Jnckvonvillo, and are spending Thursday in i --------- with Mok-se & Co., apent Tuesday Sanford. Characterized by artistic simand Wednesday lp Sanford attend­ af, ... .1-------pheity was the manner in which ing to busine^l while stopping at Misa Alice Morris, who has been Mrs. W . C. Hill entertained tha the Valdez HoffE'' Isiting relatives in Sanford tin for ji Triolt Club, Tuesday afternoon­ afternoon •• returned to her 1 J"k rosebuds w'ere used in cut .several, weeks, ....... .................. E. A. Huchman, of Jacksonville, tmme In West Palm Boarh Monday. I «!««« vases nnd baskets ">- her - d . w i f f e e n ^ e d ,,„ r ,„ c , h . *■ru ni. "MrODOP by the guests. Mrs. local trade, the guest of tho Val* MAwvinn ('onnclly won th f lovely dez Hotel, . \ Mr. And Mrs. K. Chorpening : n hand embroidered dresser Miss Carmeta Barlu-r and Mitur' ^ "P* A- C o r n . n y spent , "c a r f Claire Zachary have returned from ',eVrrnl dny’' ld« »'1«ntly at CoroA 'WHrioua salad and i. e course SnraHotn and Arcadia, where they nn<*° Beach last week the irur.«tA (r ^a M<r' c* ’> Git* charmini: hcMspent the past three weeks p l e n s - i " f Mr. nnd .5frs. Archie l-owe at 1 , i,„ * nntlv with frionds I , . . , ” „ 1 ho g l"*!*' hst imliided Mrs. i 4 ,ho •I0 !’ " Adams a p a r tipent. Percy Morn, Mrs. Ben Caswell Mrs. (,*. E. McCall. ............ Mrs. C R. Malm returned home with them 1 Rev. J . S. Clnfk also came near i Mrs ' llnw-klns Kd'” ', " dand • N |l,,'V'h' . ■ llaw kins (r onnelly Mrs. Vollie Williams expects to leave " " Uy hu^, ln’,, Thursday I Em m ett Hunt. for Virginia this week, where he " l hl,< hon,e n , " r th,‘ Orln" do road | . ------- . will spend a month’s vacation w ith' ,n ■ttoraptmg with a small stick to D a i l C e Is (.IV C I1 F o i* 4 11 Attention Farmers! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Ci LOAD OF ROCK LIME fte Sure to Place Your Order Karly- j Carter Lumber Ci ------------------ - Phone 5 6 5 --------- A d v ertisin g d iiid 1 i!; F*o /nidruNF. A . Post-Dispatch fpsala And 'fapeville..- i . Mr*M rs.llajanard'A 'iak* Drlando Sunday. 3 W t in vite new accounts \ i ! • strength Service I’rogrcas * ? i C i . it built. j ^ «. , , Don’t neglect your Investigate Our Choice Lands ADJOINING HI III 1.0 is the Midway Station the only railroad station touched bv the great Orlando-Ocean Rotilevard between Orlando and the Fast Coast. Hithlo is suburlmn'to no other city. It ia dist m r i n <7 v 0'JU‘ ,‘ “ lh‘‘ 1h,'Vs Vf U‘S.H" ,,S M| ,,r" " " mV, it must grow and keep on growing. HITHI.O hy reason of its geograph.ud iwnition— Hituatrd m the heart of Kasl Orange— must s e n . hat vast area of fertile trucking, farming and citru s lands NOW thrown o, h4„ to investors and d.Ntlo^Msvvhi'kmuv, and who h a v e !.... .. waiting only the advent, of the new highways now poneHating the locality to let them into the fortunes securely vested there. * 1 When the Fast Coast Highway is completed over the St Johns River to the Atlantic about No\< mber. Hithlo Mill mark the traffic lines either end Aside from the bright future assured for the nun h.ough agrit 'illoral developments, it holds » master kev of comfort and attraction for the ounst — being likewise i„ the heart of nlin,.*t virgin hunting and fishing grounds It is only a !Z "u rn . ............. ............ . ....... . I..... ''..m'mmu.y l i t , I “ uh fl.l" .............. . T,," ' v ....... .......-........m. ...... .................. •• ...............-..... ...... m « .he The Main Street in Ki(hlo U 177 feet Wide—Others as Wide as 100 feet Lois 50 foot Frontage, With Suitable Depths. I riees $100 to $2,000 a Lot—Reasonable T e r m s Lands Adjoning Hithlo—$50 to $125 Per Acre. IF INTERESTED-BE OUR GUEST ON A FREE TRIP TO THIS VIRGIN COUNTRY 44 ■ will topple over and picked in Bailey Development Co. be them a f te r q?L I'Undquist spent • , Vrothcr* ■Si w wx hile away Elm two er; of OrSndo. up pieces V: your creditors. trom Tennessee called 115 N. Orange Ave. enn,Ut* S f f llN O (,K C O U P f r V M l,j ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦❖ ♦♦♦♦a •* •vi i /, 11/ n| [ hiii'l J * ," I D ,» - r wol0*? ii»i mt Orian- <>!■ I j Orlando, Fla. . , V i* -. )*Jff f .TPoidKA/n ' >Vf> j | |ItV i l l l f l 4 « I t l H OI I » 1 ■ ' • ■ ■ # ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦j H - Oft iu dv/u m j i Lsili - »* .Hoequist ^'ItWie^MS l l , ^ va’ * V \'4 • "iH Preach next ‘ OPPORTUNITY BECKONS YOU ♦ <> foundation a i vhbf Tiusihess ,i<va Now . tUest, 0 f Mr< #nd MrBi -l* interest Paid 1 f l 4'rr'-" BITHL0 Buy ■ I*' • ju d eX 'uther,n Chyr*;hf I I / I •' i* . l " ,,,,rh ° n° of thc M* " * ' ‘^velopment bSoma ever COME IN AND SEE US TODAY the business of the world is •| Mr*- Archie Swanson A c t i v e in t e r e s t in the individual needs of every depositor. / |‘ eI "j. •’ * 4 ^ . is the foundation on which (i"K«#ld (337) 4 concert: V • ’• 30 bedtimet 9 S t ppiscopal Church choir. •; A n personnel in, ,J directors,,officers and<iV 4 (^^ ^ 1 - MODERN banking organization, with adcquatc facilities. Initiated in t h F c Z ^ T AUTOMOBILES LEAVE OUK O FFICE(J5UU EVERY DAY enectady (3 80) 6:50 Electric band; 9 :3 0 or- »n ,.ls - » N 0 T ; i , T lln i’i ^ l Mnli r V''.'1 ' " ‘ CANIIO-KAST COAST HIGHWAY i.t completed hr BITII1 ‘ ‘Y 4 ! HOI’SANDS of homc.icokors nnd investors who anticipated (he event-r-and purchased Miss Crabtree ERVICE • •» I " PIONEERS REAP THE GREATEST FORTUNES I $ > 2 ?* " 4 n ~ « ,x Ktezya-H, 1 Are Heading East at the o f a New Day in Greater Orange The lamia in Fast OranKe have been tried. They show remarkable fertility. Many of those who ook jiixin this locality as containing some of the most suitable soil on the ’’ridge”' for citrus culan(l ,llK'k farminK" Mn,i on ‘ he ground already, prepared for the approaching new days. ago (448) 6 tenor, conj" 4 ‘ i 1... .... a a s , m d. : ; 7 k , , ; t , r t : ' l la. m. orch estra; tenor, turn home. down and started townrij him again [ ---------pllas News (47(D 8:15 . , . ,, , , , ■ when bis little dog rail 'Tip an d ' The Country Club was tho scene Coolidge and other Archie Swanson and John Lund - 1 frightened the cow. One horn of - f one of the merriest and most lit Defense day exercis- quist wired the form er’shouse this the row struck Mr. Clnrk on the 'enjoyable dances given ihis season A Checking Account is burglar and bandit proof |I0(W, Vioan Legion, money perhaps your life— *»> carrying your ua.nr, „ lkf| week for electric lights. nose. It is said this same c o w , Wednesday evening, when Miss rnporl ( 484) 8 musiaai; ______ nll"> canaed one o f the men at the i Dorothy Crabtree, of Tampa, was »f checks. Open a Checking Account in thi, ’ •troi| }r», colored quartette. ^honored. The road from the Presbyterian I golf links. .. TODA Y. Moines (.520) 7:3')-9 , Church to the Upaala depot has I’r - y h e d in l . a k e f a r r a w a y and I.evvisAcey j _ „„ I | „ , , 1 ' J Hr> «nd at a shore service in The dance was -p„n«i>rc,| |,v S imt News ( 5 D ) ,:3 0 l*<*en clayed. Upsala, hut did not go to Sorrento Acey Carrawav «nd Lewi- Shim’, ■ _ i « . . . T............................ ! on account of the shock. A Inrgc niimb.i ,,f s » l,f..r!i*. I ■ __ . .. Mrs. Louise ,.vvl, ( Free I-ouise hns been —— v.iumrer ,r miiiiii)! . ■ • -Press ( 5 1 7 1 5 * - Mr*• • * * Nyiund “ -1 >uunirt»r set M'l «wort* (h<* ' r ■ Misle. * F stHytrir"*-ith the Beekw while-Miaaj There __ __ was ___ _a ............. .. .... .. gathering mostly invltwi to enjoy the dunce and to ■ « 8 flM C :3 0 -l* raiiJ.M 'H n o baR |)ccn jn lhl, hospital., of (Snippy-iBe folk's"at^ the^hoine of meet Mias Crabtree .. • * • -I* H of OioDu-r s t j y s witl^hqr a j jn ych l Mr. and Mrs. Kilm er Lunclquiat on - • u. 1-----.1 "Ntt City • •* 5 - - - ] Monday night in honor o f ililm rr's ' Gan- * ^ 'I ■orchestra; fl-7 nchool of , ......... -ff. Coffee and cake were linger non Mrs. Hor-ll's rlasses. " A C O M M U N I T Y H U H .O K U Mrs. hrlcson is still on (he sick! served to the guests fl.tfi Night hawks, held their seen,id meeting at Bell B T ------— . sas City (411) 7 Ulk, Hat. Their daughter. Miss M arga.i F . I*. F O S T E R . P r e s i d e n t II. p . W I I I T N E R . f i ! air ( amp where they were enter J ret, was expected «»n her August Swanson and E lm er, tained by Miss Alice Vihl<M, In [Angeles (395) 8 con- vacation from the Western Urnon undquist. Sr., went to (’om nsdo, the ele, Don D,e girls voted f children; 10-12 Naval off'ces a t U c s t Palm Beach, where I Beach Saturday and the next day president. Miss Alice Vihlerr vl e pee. she holds a responsible position. Mrs. I.umlquist and th> ehildrer,.| president, Ellen l.umi<|ilist; ' t real bricr-Journal Louisville .. ... who * '" vc i'l'«!r’< the week there, re urer, Mrs. An hie Sw anson' seen 11 Magnuaon, Mr. and Mrs. | turned home with them While tarv. Miss Ruth Fri. -..n ' kM 7:30-9 p m. concert, n nphis Conimercial Ap- Borelb Woodward Bertleson, Mr. they were away Elmer has b e e n 1 _ P"» 8.30 o rch estra; 11 and Mrs. L undquist and two chi I doing some repairing on t h e i r 1” ‘ —~ -----= ^ dren. Mrs. liilm a I,undquist, Mr house. fr.'lic. IT DKI1 I . S Ml .D B M S . York (360) 12:45-4:30 nnd Mrs. H. G. Lundquist nnd five < ’f their children, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs Nils Swanson were , i 30-10 music, dance, The surc-t -igu .. worms in . I,.I Hilmcr I.umlquist nnd daughter guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. ilien is pj.l' iii'-n. In k .if interest III » Y .rk ( 4 9 2 ) 9 a. m. motored Sunday to Piedmont Park , Hirschi on Sept 6. it being littli I'biy, f ret f nine.- s, vj. liable appe and spent the dny with old friends. Elizabeth’s seventh birthday I tie, picking at the ii-.se and Mid 1 - s p. m. music, talks, There were 32 cars present. A Cl*. den starting in sleen When th ese' bountiful lunch was served in honMr. and Mrs. Clnrk Pierson are I symptoms appeal it i< tune to J ) "i k City (405) 5:30 t or of the birthday of Mr. Jackson living on the John Miller grove, give White s Cream Vermifuge. A b orchestra; 6:1 6 Time and Mrs. Anderson. In the a f t e r ­ near the golf links. few doses drives out the worms * t sti'ui gam e; 7:30 liir- noon cream and cake was served. 1 M,,,l puts the little one «.n the road ■ ne-lra. On t|ie wav home, one of the Mr. and Mrs. Weaver attended to h» tilth again. White’s Creum.H lork (465) 5 orcbca- car# was run intv> by a laay driver 'ho Sunday school here last S u n - ' Vermifuge has a record of fifty "* ^ineial review; 0:30 cur- whose steering wheel was out of t da iV. Their aons were away. , years of successful use. price 36. u c»; 8:30 orchestra. order. The Juniors, most of Mrs. Bal- Sold hy Union Pharmacy. # ► sii, (405) 12:30-2 p. m. Id s'. 4:16 music, chllihestra, talk. i Pm»hu (526) 6 story 3l! orchestra; 9 musical, hdadelphia (395) 5:JJQ l»nce; 6:30 concert; 7:15 pxnce; 10 concert. *<iHphia (609) - 4:05 talk. » lUdelphia (509 ) 6 :30 or1 recital; 8 dance. *dslphia (395) 4 talk; ♦♦♦ +♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ +■(-++++++++♦ ♦ + < • ♦ ♦ + + ♦ + + + + ♦ + ♦ Hcstra. Ittahui g (326) 4:30 ch il, X feature; 6:30 address; ti 9 weather. ■ ., J|»nd (492) 10:16 con­ * Iloot Owls. Juan (3 60) 8-8 8tU' i ’A KTY TKNDKNCIIvS y WISE INVESTORS . -J, ITiat means It is just TURKIC TIM E D MURK I.MINIRTA for you to keep your money in the hank where it i, aln.,., than it was in 1919. [ K I L G O R E S E E D (’ O M P A N Y .................. ........... 1 D s l f l , , r , . W l » t1 t>. i [ FIRST NATIONAL BH FALL M, T n n k i e of V a g i n a broke bis m m T ’ln‘f t h " ,w '' from a . b a n t h a t a Worse than the I'riiire. "»• THREE TIMES AS fTnf,.,,w; u,, n’ r*rr,r<*«y mwiry ;;:ar S M HUNDRED PER CENT HOKUM go into n sort of confession with himself and link himself whether lie has oheved every law and reg lJ " w“ « t»»k By l-nr "t|„. illation laid upon him. h a v e b e e ,, " T o t l „ . K„||,w » w i t h I I ,. ., ,, . m u n i , Y A tc r d a y was the tenth ,,id cold hlood. Has he, for instance, carried out you pay your tolls? a f t e r t hi rt y and more es,.e. tally i f * . T '' Pl ' cl latt on. We s . u t h e m '" I U '7i’l , ‘r a r , ‘ 'io t * ' o r , h S« V»»R T o H e ll w i t h tb.'v lire m b. in their own l’ight — — h.mde.i g a n g whi, li the saint ii v rostra tioiis imposed ight, ... l l u '| m ,,1 ' ‘ Htce o f a t h o u s a n d t h r e a t s , how m a m lb. s forth at midnight to kidnap 1^ the board of h ealth ? Are his Only two mine Thursday half i»** nr«• tw 41 >’4iiinic wtifiicn. u s. b r a v e m e n w h o w o u ld s l e a l t h e h o t s ft *■ ' •111r.«-n. who mav not be liv- pi claries in m aeu latelv e lra n ? Did holidays. Make the most T h a t ’s I hr warning ^ ..............., *.. i.v„,h th"m. w , , „ i , i r g ,'iist as tie should, drag b in I” ' . ....... .. th - speed laws m eomt h e C O M F O R T IS this The " ' die woods, flog him severely mg down town this m orning? Did w a f r .* !l “ '■'« " " " ' l " i i l .1 ls h "' p e u in ii' ,, •.1 I i. iii him loose with a line m o t a Pirn the rorners properly with * c fl,M ,hl" ,,flrrn" '1'* " f> persona who are not „f f„|| •• i, . .,kl’ W'lnthrop family, te whnli the 4,re < * la, and feathers, is largely b:s ii.arhine’* Did he obey the I tied at ist«.< r at belongs, ma v lind 8 W llla-F.^, bi’o w l ; Mow i„ a m A ;.t o f u c e ( .p IK,s,t,op. I lull »g, . I. takes Dill he 's ' up "I those ai logouts |,, ;,r. H aifa olf ieer’s sign als? Itself unproved, its energies ing.'ite in themselves the proud I " " '* " i the riglil place? Is t h e , fron^ of The Herald " l i n e to n ig h t . ! , | .» d o e s appear that h o f h r reused and Us life on e a ilh pin 1t i.e of l(»n rXmeruaiis awning in front of his place more j longed by the addition .,f it , t,„„f by leal Inn |,. than even feet above tile side- | f S S J t t T r[nd **>..#* 'f|meVV«J:uUc fon uditoh 4he.nefii,|tT,,,f^lh_ . , Li ' 1, 1 , MW »•»»•« «" qlev|rKum.tu the |„n. j 1 "£ V ......... ‘‘r eent A in.-rii ft i the s"n h » ’ Does lie permit the sweepCdltrflal about one hundred , v o te . I h l t w e m u « r , ,,, „ , . * 7 ,th 1v7" " d * * ■*fWF <«•- ’«v li n c .g i .......... V . Z ,K n I I ,. "•«* o r M A s f o f e f t f b e thrdWfi'Inth'! ■ f o o t , Americanism ’ ./ ° ,nUBl r « MH’m l * e r t h a t We a r e h lH ld re ils ... ........ — 11 •>* m-t n.-ees /ir\ |s the place hack o f I Inal him ll Hie -it, , |H TT i ih . O l c r , r i , v S . R , . . . . unpe' . i i g So, in li i mess h •ii s,» a pel fi 11v iji 4e „ ll|T " ,‘» l,r ,.| v u p o n , i ,'D a |,a ^ T v f ,„ . 1; 1 1 " th. ur.... >. .1 .............. , 1 '■'l> n I'id he s'u on the biv s|»>t the tire liM/ar.l n# t aarr as he ran make out I *. ......... c a s e . W e r e w e m I he , , t v , , f C , . , " " W a d i n g t h e father should b».k up the bfe ' Wl 1 "levitabl [ D D »y a y ,la universal shadow boxing d if f ic u lt in d e e d l I. . lK" '< « " U l d In- vi i \ William. the Conqueror. , , , 1r'»ud « »' . Iioms t , I. what he - idewall. ’ H / ' b i' i: ‘thing eiiitn.it be . on I'xIotHi 1,1 I " Ix l y aai-mi ----------e .. v ' ^ tc o ommeo a s It h o r o u g h K c o u ni tmi dt .e. I w it h ,n,,D"ir wi............. lollies h . s I, ^ n *- , *S l” '> '*«•«'- c«„r If In- scon is perfect up to (his illi ' " a s hbion.g g 'r l m Roldiers relii.va.il i ...i. w . ' pltwstt and a.siao I i i f it... ....... . .. . . . In link ullft ill IDuke It IL .. ..ff Ni.rman V .... ^1 \t t\ 1•'•ng I•L’ 1fi 111le louder a I'oint In might a-k himself if he M ' Roidiers relieved La.lv Mourn brook whet, Ithe U !| ii dv first -aw lier tw tt«n of some of her jewels 1 1„ The I lake lati t mail boii't-, the mole dues lie ex l.x 'isteied and Voted ui the last i lte .................. Her. IS what the elei lion ? Did he serve on the jury married her them* * ' "'""• '•i if sin. miss,.,| Itii: aid h.,s t ., ,,,. , ; u . >ll| ljl.t., Or the at lit.., rat nia> . . . i n f . i t when Minim..tied nr did lie make V im \ |ru nf u • » an rncasui I — --- O----lip an i-vejse ' Did he go to tile puli bunself with the liisl.n y . f | Hard. i de \ hi . i His mother, m, to t h e ‘ t andai d. Did per cent i In mi et mg . ailed to <1J1-S4'IJ .Sja 4 I\1( n*P°u* RR’* ’" ‘ came In,, k in th.. all mis ? ignorant peasant girl, novel mat ■ T h i e a e to*, many l a w- v nouth Carolina prininiv tile o llu i a t e I ... . . . . . t , I,l ea k t . p, " " H i l l lilt o f -solution A I r o d I....... f„t)„., ||,.r ^lin \ e'l |» r * y; ’ •‘ •vryiM.dy admires a com, i m s omi ii«.|«. )i,. (,a s i n k c i i the t m t l i ? The text r M c k , even is it is Cole lllease I......... nt a p e i . e . t * p o s m I i Ii - i n r a t t s 1.1 r m u lr i (lie onlv "in in that fa mil v wl,, »' tline v >i to .it a man boasting of ">g A Dill' ill Is Ion at till tun. . t. ,t ,f hi ........... i i r h a s il,-. i , I,.,| u|„,|| |,|( • ver iiinounteii t.. anything r I is • 1" ' I'ei <etil A n.erleant-in" ■nipt isotit'iriit , of bis p, tin es v, ,,,,|,| M(.|| , um I v [ ., ui«t tli.,| nun ti i> |, l o, s th m u l I h r i Ii a mi i s il I e I I i a I a f t . i ;,|| ),,. | n k him a lew *»l I he above i|Ues|j Aniurican aviators t,.,,, rig h t two million d -llm s today T h ... 1" 3 i •i e.-nl A mi l lean tiolM ind test bin out A # ? , r " 'l. if .vou can bla/e a hllould be eoinf.ii t ,n 1 1,at evei t i i r a l t j through atnios..),,,,, II., ari?*t«M i iiev I K >\V I ) ( ) \ ( )[ ? H J .;.\ | ) > n e x t time it Will be , „s„., f. T h i numlH-r ...(» I " R T M VI l o I ’R k s n 'D C Wi l l . know .. ........tax *' Iyin lungs |. steadily decreasing m o r n i n g -••iiM t h i n ^ nb. wt tin* , f, year bv vear " " H e n 111c ; a t in e all I ilignisbes determine: ; Durikg the first six m Mump, Kr/ir m itiifi«( tbnf u helbei or not ||„ v a te .. six nionlhs of J ;♦•* I D'V t y n j i n d f-mn the m, ivdited t faah.'* l f kn„« „„d admin, t Is41 11^ Aub-n't ud t C t e ' d ' the'1'l'.!", j"!,,' '['f t h e r e were onlv live. • •' Hi use made of htei.iture likewtsi pti sub nt ■Sf{ . o tx ads rt’r’orUsl th at (Livermu y ™ I '" " i Th^y ‘ onco were Friendship. n . - . T r u t h , nnd Love! ........ , _die. v. c oi * f^ougl*l *° memory olnco ' lifeless to myV heart yi. B * • » prove! J o n ly t h e h a n g m a n ’s n o o s e c o u ld s a t i s f y t l V im s , r !ii , — WilJinm Robert L,r« |»nd Have his own honor m the eves of'the masses Mo m, Tt ----------o B ig days ahead for Sanford. o f a6! ! " W t , n^ f Hfo i m p r i s o n m e n t ill i tilt* f a c e‘ " l a l lj o p p o s i t i o n w, o u ld m e a n a c c u s a t i o n s UI o f " s e l l i n g OU( •’ ..,,.,,1 ...................... unmiwii.i „ . T«Jk prosperity nnd then will I l i T r " T O 1 A1" 1? 0 ' , ‘ n' 1 l» r h » | M c l ™ i h II D ill |„ |„m 0# prosperity. t ■ , Miami, where he spent several days on business. ( O i M* ‘McKinnon motored to 0*“T r e r f A u x t l l i r y U Undo Wcdncuday1 afternoon to a t­ spent 1 Church; B “fl. m\ tend to buftinesa,/ business. 1 Utnl. grocer avks d,r0I« i rnuse she threw vr„ * } pleading, „f c u r s e ih,. H egged him on. ‘ tfut ........................ * l.MU ning, ailt hoi - , reporter, as •« wealthy, retired I precaution. I he people banker, philanthropist and nristoor 7 h1T , Clnni, ,r 1 An ®n eye anti a tooth , y - f ” the care of iwm *i I • lo? t h An(l th‘*>' tlt'l uot hesitate to make known theiri doctor" , 1 Hl" u' ° ••l«»i*ed. , desires to the court I on,‘ 'v,tb a chauffeur, the other | Judge f ’n v n r l e .................................... . . . . . . . with a young electrician. !* J u d g e Cayerly was continuously t h e recipient of n n n n v . — , ,, n,otls commumcatioim. He w« h warned again ami again th tt i KOR A ‘‘vti'-ed nrist.arat” t o .ll( i . 5 : » w - i M - Friloha Bridge Club dies felt it necessarc In t-.L-.. .......... em ntv [ e n d a r p i ..^ fought o'er « manJtJ) r i : u tlrz rw 1, nation to send a flying inn- ^ is i Korean ..Missionaries Will Speak at Local \ Presbyterian ..Church S i. P „ ° i - i V ° rH, ? Mn,l*v , ,v ,l s ( , , r p “ r more of plain clot hesmen ' hi,,<*. «r«»un.i the world >«*»*ms nP- j "> and picked riflemen, John It. Caverlv chief j u s t i c e 1r ro,,r1"*, c - More appropriate wouldb i .................... .......................................................................................................... . Mr** J a k e Way, of Arcadia <> . *,,rd!' <lid il ,rtn,r l,Rr°* hut ,ht’y! I a re only birds. . ; feVtives^ , x emcn. ^ r emounted onti^ r and *»™undt" hy h,,ndr“<,s ^ ,ie. J . ’’J motorcycle patrolmen and " r,t p e r s o n a l s [ S o c ia l » “ * ollhcr i names connected with t!>e first hu- i m*ui flight around the world. % . His Was A Job Phone: Rea. 426 Mr. nnd Mrs. M. I- S’ winchoart of Korea will be guc.si.i gucst.i ni of iiev, Rev. E. " i l . or e,. ^ I D- n ^ n l c c this. w.*#k end a n ^ j " . r ‘N 4>* ’,ord on U h i l e in Hanford both b o t h 'P l l ssi>0ak , ^ ■ •> v iill Rrhbors,'M asonic Hall, Women ; -•'ViJ 4 & -J \ j(' to different groups M people hi K^. • i ir '• •>*• ••< fore long, when ^ THrfky. " ' "■ Wednesd threatening to s c r a t r t S f t J Tampa »< the Presbyterian Church at i l p . r o , ' ^ " tFle "ttractl.Tc guest, of f -ji. L. Swlnchnrt,- o f at tho Valdez’Hotel. on Friday. [ { & • « , ---------lnrs- r • E. Rolimrtlat.-. v- . .* 4\v [», men of Presbyterian ’ While the d ^ , •­ Mr. bwinchcnrt wh.> ha.» charge l nice on mnn »c„.. ,r'’3«n»T prothbrhood rooms of men thev M isfh lris B ritt left Tn'esday for of the financial p.iri of nil the Pnl' ; ',.Po,r.c ,and M‘ss bueile DeLand, where she will enter S te t. l m. with «»tting Tope left Wednesday for Young mission work in Korea will speak ■ + iMrs. M. L. Swlnehart, son University. Harris Gn., where Miss Pope will Jesses, Womans’ AuxAbsence makes th. c..' to the men of the •.•nnrch nnd their enter the Young Hnrris school. Presbyterian Church, C. C. Morris, of West Palm friends in the Brotherho*M] room fonder only when it l . f e ns, 8 p. m. Beach, fs In tho city the guest of nil others except the t n , ^ nt 8 p. m. At the *ume hour Mrs. W. p . Saunders, of Columbus. __ Social, Circle No. 1. Mr. and Mrs. J . I.. Ingram. •m is s ., is a business visitor in Hnn- Swinehart will npnik tr iho mem nrch, Mrs. Morton MeIn n few y0.l r * „ ^ . ir? Auxllimy nnd ford -ta r several days, registered b.c r " o t lhe I'J,di(*!' Mrs. J . E . Pres ) n and chil­ he one who lik,.. hi. • . at the Valdez Hotel. their friends in the Gleaner..’ Class dren hnvo returned from a pleas , strong you can’t i Room. ant visit in Knoxville, Tcnn., nnd NOTICE These will be v»vy interesting George Walker, of S t. Peters»1 Neighbors will meet points in Kentucky. In Alexandria. I_, and all the ............................ people of the noeg. spent Tuesday and Wednes- meetings , , it eight o'clock a t the ua.v in Safiford, the guest of his church *oo congregation nrc urged E. R. Wilson, of Troy, Ala., sister, Mrs. Roby Ening. Hill. All members are «nd he probably WaJ hJ j to come. I present ns special busl- spent Wednesday In the city the *--------I The men nnd women will join in guests o f friends cn route to passed upon. Took n letter nim. David Donnellon, of Tnmpa ! ” hour with r e fr e -'h m e n t a il Tnmpa. from Detroit To T , W »rH*nt WcdnoHclnv in .SAnford At-; n ^lcr ProKram. maybe a husband k 1 of M. E. Church will tending to local business, while cream social Friday [the home of Mrs. Mor­ n ' Vf Wo,,ld hnte~T0 he i at C p. m. nnd have two other mere fowl representing F e rris k Co.. Ilip: M r s J . 1). Woodruff ,„H t a |,y I s E n tC l'ta ilie d B v • r m ° W, th,nt ‘S,nnfonl hns an up-to-date baseball field, there p. m , daylight saving time. Mon­ jN l p (fount that any time will he wasted in Retting a lug day, along ramc three magnificent i ague laseoall team to train iiere during the winter months. flying machines, far above the sky­ I< ^ __ STANZAS e opportunity for suen high class advertising is certainly scrapers, sailing home. j Nothing will he permitted to stand in the way I --------[f\Vll*4 midnight o ’e r the moonless not to be lost skins of Sanford s becoming nationally known as the training camp T,,F: F,K;HT l,rm,n'1 » " ’ "',,rld H a f pall of tr a n sie n t death has of some reputable big league aggregation. over, and six young Americans i . spread. * whole of Seminole county rejoices with Sanford in. ,wii' liv,‘ in *.htn , v®r>-! ' b#a m o rtals sleep, when sp e rtre s d a y The b e c a u s e o f f|,„ „ . li r 11 , . . W1,n *'"*'101(1 to - body connected with this presiden-■ [T , , •’ fllC, ’ * .il . . a |blotle field. It is an asset to the tin! campaign, even L aFo llette, is A n d naught i* wakeful hut the county as well as to the city. It demonstrates the progres- completely forgotten, , sive spirit prevalent here. The people may well be nroud of !n,,,or>” wil1 f®rever re.«.rd, if I theu- new athletic field. only ,n ,W(> hncs. the dates and; ' RADFORD. s ^ (1, ^ i o , . ___I It must be Awfld^.L >ou have to k i „ a ^ overy night i„ the r„"fit«nr c c ^ : , \ 'h,n?i.v",n,ccd w " * “ »»*■> p«vid- s r t . " ffi : f c ? i r P?,T O o,*0K ccnt(Jr' th(\ cat* ha| fiot only equalled a#ldfl.\'Y4iii can ’t outlnw and• a i rid^ ^V1M.1nfcnny T^| *y,c ’ flirt -with -Jt.i. Hk- means wnr that If ' Misa I1O3AM0KD . ^ nc,nK »« ,B straight COnsTructfon of ." ." S “ S t P' 2 P° ? 5’ , « * , authorliod the CLERGYMEN expre.a different construction of an athletic, park. Sanford well deserved such opinion9 nbout Defence Day. The No bloodless Shape my w a y , lu r. i! ^ ^ Hues, No, sheeted ghost my couch nn ‘1 i, n#ys; OfRce 148, w n n w » ! ■ « »■ i t a i a i i l i liif t an e o . FIY A R T H U R B R I S B A N E ( C w r r i t k i la s t) e jnbvoaQiMthc p a rt of the city commission- » JL* ?«¥.•■ H...I 1, - ....... * r- I)cferine Pay. " Flying Home. I’ity a Sad “ Aristocrat.” •■Coolldce,’’ Saya Hay*. itaiu ) W * W » lla A m « 4 >A .,TH UPSPAY. S• a l i n i r J i k i ANOTHER CHINESE PUZi i»iv , , As Brisbane bees 11 ? j 1 �Navy Pay Will Be Observed Pursuance of Established Custom -L s - End Afuitipl Npvy J)ny will be observed th is year on Ronday, O c t 27. in pursu­ ance of a custom established sev­ eral years ngn. "T h e objects o f Navy Day,” said Commander M ar­ ion Rpnley. who has ju s t arrived in Wash in pi on to conduct the n a ­ ■ I n e i r J d v e n m j o n e i I rison , hand and try and bring about some tion-wide observance of the day, “a re to pay n tribute to the past i mu ft « T T T t : * f rt "impUflcatlton- and unlficaJ O I I .E T , Sept. 11.— Two empty tion o f tho titles th a t are being and present services o f the navy to cells in the penitentiary here a w u i t , awarded by the various departIhe nrrival from Chicago «f Nathan i n,''n,!, o f K°venMncnt, federal, proLeoold, J r . , and Richard I-oeb, c x - ! * n i ? I ^ „ , , . , . . . , *.. Hcroro tho w ar every man who ected during the day to begin life did something unusual or who renSame seiitenccs for the slaying of Robert drred n personal service to his M ~ Franks. hnv men or to the emperor was R E R L IN , S e p t 11 Tonight, Reach Claim ins V ictory; Firpo Favorite NEW YORK, Kept. 11.—Harry | ClirnU Gained Half Game In •Pennant Race With Podg■- era and P irates; Dodger Re­ cruit Wins Fifth Straight ' Game; Cincinnati Wins n .. .Game Easily From Cubs Washington Retains Load When Ynnkccs Re­ Prison guards wnited nil night in main Idler Washington , , .. . . " , anticiation of their coming. Time Findu Gray Puzzle In Open­ ing Cnmc [lift Come From of the nrrival is still indefinite. Behind In Second Contest N E W Y O R K , Kept. l l . - T h e Thnn" rn m i?C? k * t,0n 1 °.n l Then rnme the revolution and nil Wild Bull, primed for his mighty titles and decorations were supcharge, and the Brown Panther, ■posed to h e . wiped out. Holders crouched for his spring, are ready for the cal? that will send them into action tonight. NEW Y O R K . Sent. l l — Thc New N E W . YO R K . Sept. I I . — The York Giants gained a half game orr~'_ The giant fistic rivals and lead­ Brooklyn here Wednesday, d efeat­ ing nspirnnts for title honors— tiinnts smothered Boston twice Luis Angel Firpo, pride of the A r ­ Wednesday, gained a Imlf cranio on ing Boston 22 to I nnd 8 to 0, while gentine. ami Harry Marr>’ Will* wills, greatest tioth Brooklyn and Pittsburgh as Brooklin was winning one from Ktmine, nnd ° * Pfesent day negro heavyweights Philadelphia. In the first game New York gave Boston the worst — will match their stamina and punching powers in the outstand­ defeat o f the National League sen- ing ring battle o f the year. •on. The Giants cracked out 27 They are matched for 12 rounds Mtafor 45 bases. Frisch hit six hits in noylr'* 1 CHICAGO, Sept II. -Nnthnr A ctor, the hi^ Even if marriages are made in In aucccssion including n home run pine howl Thirty *, Leopold, J r . , and Ri chard Loch Je rs e y City where but missed tying Wilbert Robin- Hrjio haltedin last heaven they must he kept at home. their future to he spent in drnh year the come eon's record of 1894 by being I hark of J e s s Willard, and where cells at the Illinois s t at e penitentiT h e corn-fed girl of y e s t er d a y ' ni y, passed t he i r last day in the many a spectacular ring en g age­ now has a cor n- f ed d a u g h t e r o f t o ­ I Cook county j ai l here hi a mood ment has been enacted since the A big house won’t hold as iiuicli day, hut it is a diffe-oi lt kind of I akin In j ovial. wooden saucer First was the scene <• Gi an t s have 10 happiness as a small one. corn. Awai t i ng final pr e par at i on of >f the historic Dempncy-Curpcntirr and Rrooklyn I I. Ill t e a ms llnisli at es. with 20 |„ play. Second (>amr 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 _ t , ;i 202 130 0 0 x 8 ;i Gre e nwi ch and (.il.»..n B o ito n N « w York McQuillan nnd Gowdy. ■ B R O O K L Y nT ^ ^ h Rrookly, I JJ® firwt of ft tun ilnyH* M*rin !• /With the Phillips WisidPHilnv, f» to j E b r h a r d t pitrhid his fifth stnti^hi *' Drip of thr fiVf hits oft >n hns 17 and thi ■emni mi i g to he plny•V. follows: National Argentines greater rugge |*nc| hi tti ng, a ma j or i t y ,,f ,. ; nrlirvr«| r nr r y him ft “ uniph i i u -i Hu- superi or ,|, h ■ 'V U b’ U'Mler expel n n,. • "ills. Based or. these v many l a r ge wa g e r s were re •d. will, (he S o u t h Am. slightly |he favori te, bill the , ( was m>l l acking m I , >ml support ami even mom-v I-c va.l |,y the ti me the gl„,iu ' li'V." Bito the ri ng tonighi t he light pro g r a m, which I've ot her Iron Is , s s, u l c lo s t a r t at H. 15 p •laylight s avi ng lime The i eveht is s l at ed for In ,, ,,, | Tex Riekar.l anno.', '.'Nl ' ha t if uni. threat, . I'U’Eran. , lie will p„, „ ' mi ne d, a t el y «m| without , ,-L I I " t he rest Of I he c a rd so avoid possihle Intel f. re m e Die event tain blocks t h ........ A nier lean . .in.m «>ui \nd l ose . PHILADELPHIA. Sept It ; I In- be-i Was hi ngton could do in 1 tile double bill with Pliilndclpbla I " " I n . - d a , was (,. split even |>\ t a k i ng III. second li to a, a ft e l Die l us t . 2 to I The , S. na t . us found ( . r a y a puzzle in tin opening . oyl eM nod | Te x a n , I n -li.| Za. Iiui v m I, i j o - e and u. (< •.•‘ ling pit. h e r s ’ dm:l. All tin • Si Uuto -' I uriN epl ...I, m (he | I se, •irul gam. ' were made olf Helm •" fl •""( h. bind Me, k. i 's mast, i ful , (. lief bul li ng tin At hletu - whit i Dell down III.- visit , , , s' lead until Mt. gndge u.t I. ln-vi‘,1 in ib. ninth I ' lining wiib tl„ w u i mn - n. i . s on I M a , ».. i . ; i. l i . e d llo I... a|s •" I"|. V . mild send lb. Mi ng him Mott \\ ri ght^tnnr 5 hnim* run in , th# fourth. \\ hrjif rluirhisl th»i n m t i fvhrn hr hit his t hi r t r r nt h home run nf t h r rcaroii o f f |i«*ttn m the f o ur t h a f t e r J . Milchell had walketl. T h e ecorc: |{ ||. y l ug hL " hPiladclphiH 000100000 t r, u Em I, xx.ll weigh u, t be x „ Brooklyn 000 221 (Mix | k u of - 18 pounds, with W'ilL B a t t e r i e s ; Bishop, Belts and " “" U ’a - s l be ligure and Firpo H c n l i n c ; El.rlinr.lt and DeBerry H!* W ' ' la i d ..................... •'’‘. C H I C A G O , Sept. || (Tiicitinali " *' " d-t lalia, xx ,11 |„ hammered the ..ffe iln gs iif Ja co b s " " of |„, m(.h(Vi , *!,** Ke,‘" ••' Die first inning und ....... b. a .......... ,, plied up enough runs t.. def. at , ani ls Ilian In. r n . i l . |,;i, , ca g o fl tn 3, in the final game of ! IK‘r' ' »huw. .1 al)k. Dvnahue pitched " (gbl ib, m. u ;iJu « kieddy (fame, the CTihx being aid, 1 ' omparis. . , , ,,f ( |„. t w„ »Vi IIm i to bunch ils hits in „„ly ... Iir |mi K n ('.Oil (l(l(, 00(1 f, || •• Chicago 001 002 0 0 0 | h 2 | B a t t e r i e s : Donahue and Wing.. Keen, J a c o b s and O ' F a r r e l l S T. L O U I S . S e I’t 11 Tin- P ut * P i r at e * ma de thei r filiul pearonce of the 1024 Keuaoii ( b n . Wednesday, defe nting the <'atdi n »1», 3 to I. A t : rio o f runs in tbi Mvfinth inning (Tided the g a m, The score It II I burg Harris Ailuius and ( ionzalei. nnd | I, i ; ....... Southern league I B IR M IN G H A M , Sent. I L — hU continued its FIRPO HAS TWK’F FELT STINti OF A Wills lias Assumed PLOW Reclining Position Rut Once a Izonjf ( ’areer hi tt i ng I irsi ere Wedneaday nnd def Birmingham fi to 4. Cnrlvli The score: |( (HO 201 020 \ i r c s |M l!U7 l») Nttlive mid Second I" Ifl-a in Medic Hal il,With I h c I ’ r c s c n f C h a m p i o n f a j i lt cont ribut ed huine i nn* . Memphis \\iis in H im ihis b II.IIII Mobile 2lli 021 ni t o l i v e \l< f * I.j’ torj r over Nn*livillc bt-i, duir. W. , )„, . , By ■ The ocure It [j • I Nashville Little error i* mads The Baniraid will be responsible r one Incorrect Insertion, trtltrr, for subsequent n The office should bs Immrillnlely In cass of >0 AIIVKIITIXEH*. l,"l»i-ii I , r.iwc j,ninn,nerd I'letn.h ,.| the history of IrOHTNAT NOTICKL plirrs should glv* thatr Ir p-'slofflce addrsaa as I ihslr tihona nunibar If birr results. About one rut of a thousand has a k sod the others can't icttr with you t t a l t u bw your address. UltfNT k« Tbs Ssnnr by 1s t d'seostls- | t O XFO RD S th, .............. 02(1 <mi2 oul II h {. n Rock <MI<I2II<UII3 ti LI Li nd s t r o m and ( Moot,-; ( ; ( ■nd S mi t h . * 18-'•■* """ tr„ da ma g i , ,- It,*uiti.*,fy iH-ing it,, pl,,|n King p , , »c i vvbi.ii l,.vv, i..| ,..• . ................... ' •"•'• • " f giav itv . ............in* d. I. at I,v D, „,p j I-.V i,,|M. III,. ., i agi ng I,nil m „ ' hliot »>"P " f al leged I We l g i i l F , 1 3 1 ,. il,, '■'•mg , . i nl v n lm ie*. |,i>| „ m o , ....... Mime „f i b l I-- Bal tl i i g t,,n J.di, •• »-• - k. I ............. . „ i •-1,-,.l B,l| T.,i, vv ■■\. , Inn, l,v tin l . , i i , t . ,, I t) /U *•**-♦/ i l l I I VH I \ k u. i roU,id. Bill Brennan, h O, \ V 'i| l IU V e i l C C l l 1. . , i Saturday, 12 k ! o , d 3 lounds; Jack Herman (at Hu vatiu), K. O., 2 rounds; Jin , Hut, bard (at Mexico City) K O 2 rounds; J — ' Willard. K O..' rxiunda; Joo Burk,-. K. O.. rounds; Homer Smith, won ded, ion, 10 round*; Charley W el lie i K. O ~ round*; Joo Downey, wo decision 10 round*; J a c k Ueruii o*y *lo*t by K. 0 . -1924 A1 Reich , ( a t Bueno A ire *), K. O.. .1 round; F a rid ,­ Iffd gu ( f t Buenos ' ) ( K . Cl eolloctad in local watan 7 Job* JMStyf, Jthe varictico 6 round*; Frmtulrt round#, * I, L* Ixp . round*. Jut k MrAuldlu, 11. K U yRKYj W E S T , Sept. 11,—A colleeon o f 1,400 fine ppocimen* of fish t o L , ' « h i p M d frphij, here to be in the New York aquarium, i, , s t u d e iu k e r s 1322 Sail,, i Maxt ed K I I . 7 I rounds; Joe Mc Cann. K t » rounds; J a c k He r ma n K n !, r o unds , J i m I ra, ey (at ll„,-u,,s 1,400 S I ’KCIMENK O F F IS H . |-,; i x */ v iip i i low » 1323 ii, 1 I'V kluM'kouta a ya i u- l leading h-mtli Ame r i c a n In-nv y wei ghla I- Air,-*i, >a„, \l■ \ • , |„.„i . I■• I ,'ll' Wi ng III- d. t. :,t in big A, g r i l l me * t i , H , * i „ i * ■ ■ ■ ■ » > ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ni nateui and L,I a - „ pi,,f,-**i..,,.,| in vaiioiiv p a i l * id .•*,„,! t. A m e n , a IB- won a ( (,"i:l"i,l (ii, Ut 2P. era and fern growers of Volusia county advertise in tho DeUnd Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. A „ L I T ,T L E W A N-T AD In The -— .......... Herald will bring you big resuit*. Advertise those old articles you hove stored away and have no use for, A little thirty-rent nd may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to see you. RKAi. ESTATE Building Material SAL! Conelly Sons 108 Magnolia Ave IGerman Zoo Selling , Number of Monkies WA N T E D - To sell Beach lots in a new town ii In' county. Florida. Two i waiter front lots, on the JLghway. on the Atlantic Line, tin the Gulf. Liberal terms to buyer; comn,ission to salesmen, T e a c h e r s Decide To Mold Children To He Communists P A R I S . S e p t , n . - The United I'eilei at ion o f School Te a c h e r s of F r a n c e , in sessi on in this ci ty, has resolved that school children It,* taught revolutionary principals. In •he discussion that preceded tinvof,. dif ferent or a t or s decl ared that toucher* diotilil t ake m a tt e r s m thcii ovv n hands ami begin tin ir c l ass - t r if.- propaganda with the little i nes, discardi ng old text 1..... a>id " b r i n g i n g the children to iimli-i stand that nindci ii socict v i- filled ui i ii Hi,- I ' crms of i mu- I ' O R S A L E - — S e y e n pic< any bedroom set. Ilool man, 1033 W, F i r s t St . S O W I N G M A T H I N K. 1 proved round s hul l l Fut ned tiiik full cahi net proved Deihl mo t or. M mo s t new. Wi ll sell tu mo t o r at hal f nrii c 211 ' b e l ed e i a t i , - ! eompi i es aboii' 8 .(Mill teui tiers u ho pre,lnus|\ be longed to the fi s l ei at i on which a f filiated with I be F l e n c h KihIi t j i D"ii of I . a b o i . and which s eparat ed fiotn I hat body when I hc ( ’onuulin 1st* split with the Soci ali st party l b, t a n k s ,,f ib,, i oninin,list •each, r w ill he consider nldy swell *'•! '• (In- a mne s t y bill pass, si l,\ •he 1 liainbel is adopted by the Senate I Ills bill r e i n s t at e s l each ' I s who h i m been dismissed f.,i 'Mb' ■c u e ml i,,n. ,u „ , IV other » . . ml p i o ' i d e s for t hen p c •" d*on I,, posts they Would in the , III lllll , . oul e Ini \e l. Ii-b.-.l t. .1 Wanted To Huy l E D ' T i f i f C Y “ Will |,iT business for , ti ■noiiey t-. invest i . impr l ate. \\ lull have \. u '• mi lent ions <onliiie.,; ..it IJ o y d ’.s, ( 'are Sai ' -.,,i SU ITS Pure wool made to • m e asu re , g u aran tee d (a lit, I 525.110. S cotch Woolen Mills, 3 05 ! E 2nd Nt__ F L O R I D A Black Seed Kv, I'.u -1 winter p astu re or grain High germ in atio n 5-< 00 Ini t ,. |, (•M-eriX'ille, I* la 1 wo l.-i bug* ' erty. Reach them through the "fly Edwin May, A - h u l l . , F la . J Sentinel. R ate card on applica ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n s a a « N n B a E a a B H a I'UR S A L E (tin- compb t>- set of 1 lon*_________ _____ _______ + + + + - M - 4-4-4-4-4-4- + + + + + + + + + + + + di»lies used ru' t a s b . - l tune. PALM BEACH CO U N TY The . R easonable Im pure lu7 \\ f)th 1 |SI. or . all 128 W W i l l not buil.t vmir home in tire Spanish Design , Sanford Building and I oat, A s <o- [ It)8 Magnolia Itlractive location. 5 1,ooo ! ciatn.il paying for it m t about ’ T A M P A , t L OR I D A — T a m p a Daily (he sam e as rent Infi.i lint nin ; ri-'c you possession of | Ti me x, the g r e a t home daily, • v ladly given at Building X G.all ! tiful home. 3 bedroom*, rat e 1 S c per word, mi ni mum •'if'..-. 108 Magnolia A v e . A. I be vnd dining room. Lot h a r g e 2.r c r a s h with order. W r i t e I* ' olilielly, Secy In /futures. L a r g e lot, cfor c ompl e t e r a t e card R estricted d istrict, H ave von tin.light at., ut b u y i n g 1 i m ; \ 1 : D i i ’ i ; n s a t t i c n t i o n iv n | p referred ntocV of the ol l H ,.e I I a.I.-ola I. I.eKllinltlK •tie Kimlral .Js‘ rtmnelly Ae Son 'lied E ig h t per n - t <llinulative v.-lopni, nl In 'ilorbtH’s lil*tor> „ >/i« Ave. Phone 48 tuilf iull!:->n d.illnr blKb'vny to ilir anfoi.l Building >.o:in \ - s m i u - 1 |golf lira ell Jtist nnl.he.l, n two | titut 1 „ u gi I . h e k ' y Ji I |mlllldti ili. lnr lirldgs a e r o .. K.enmdividend* propmftv ..•> April t.Mb ( !•(» Ony xinrled. qui.rl.-r million I I OKKI NG Pl i OPl . l * d-.llnr »|o>ra liou.e under const rueand (b tol-iT L,ili 1 i,in men. v ( D«»n. mvo nil 11Inn» lielnic Ppftii nn cun l.e vvith.iiavvn up. u ii asoriaMe !t of Worker* get out of Mrfhwny . Krmii'ki rliMrir** f..r ||vp It'd ne It so. think a g a in th u r « tn km In «.n k round k the liver (nils to act <li‘v M**oi Will#* IWHl.,pn,pr,i Depart* in add.tiuri to having u p e rfe ctl. H languid, half si, k infill T* r fVn*nc*ola NVm sound investm ent you a re helping 1 ht ili*cinir;ige,l and think \\ I !s*T Vf ItftlNY A *-(M irk(tl.tirg Tli*» to build homes v hit'll a i e so had I; uliurM Ki|mm-nt rnornln* getting lazy. Neglect of Including Sundty. nmnilim Uauti lv needed In Sanford E ach home Pl'tniuH miglit result in a 1 •«*nt p«r word, nilniniiini 31 c III. leases Die ta xa b le propel t \T~mi I I Iherefure the M-li*l',i»hell.' out in every u nv Cou-iiP • T O R E A C H B U Y E R S or of t - lake a do*,- or two of Die " f lic e 108 Magnolia Ave . . 1 Fl or i da real e s t a t e advert i s e in It i.* pu*t t be in,-dn iinA 1’ ( nun. II v . . S.-i y the S t. P e t e r s b u r g T i m e s One cent t1 | arify Die sy stem and l " 0 A C R E I AR’ .M o *i sand elav ‘ rent a wo-d daily, two c e n t , a word )>• vim und nmhilioii of Sundays loud 3 n i . e s west of Lungwood. . l'( '• i GO, Sold by I 'lUoll •Ving on. half ol, high ridge laud " D O Y O U TV' A N T to buy or s.-Tl | mid I.Jil,line In flow tng xv.-ll >|is- 1 ’ anything?” If so ad ve r t i se in •m . I on Vv.xiva R iv.-i ; fill a. res “ the “G a i n esvil l e S u n . " 1 . leansl mi.i in side,,dul cu ltiv atio n ; * A D V E R T I S I N G g e t s resul ts if it I a cre s nniirr cultivation with a flowing well ami leady to sulnr ■ n g atc Large modern 7 loom fl i noti.si, p rivate wati i works, plumb \ ng and fixtures, outhouse.*, tenant I houses, g a r a g e , t.011 tw o y e a r nid budded o ra n g e tre e s. 20 ,0 0 0 sour Dcee. m any of them ready to hud , Ideal place for dairy and poultry fa*oi. Price 5 1 5 . 0 0 0 —one third cash, balance on te rm s, luike J.-sSU| I -and Co . Inc., l/nigwoial.* ITn. AND PEP P E R PLANTS Ready m >ei! • 't>*>.</,< I /inlies’ Black Satin ( >i PU M PS ID I \ u . ' you want when you want + * ^ + 4 .+ + 4 .+ + +4.4.+++<. > + + + + + + < . + + + + + + + + + + + f m Ladies Rlaek Satin and Patent L eather O ne-Strap y Ladies’ F e lt Redroom \v x S L IP P E R S SHOES Sizes U /j to 5 \<> IARCOAL 5c P E R S A C K Uhild’s Patent iteather Ankle Strap Pumps, Sizes + 2 % Hardware Co to 5H. I ’R O N E 8 ( - h i ik o PaodToft Cut pri ces on nil nixes United S t n t c s , Penn s yl vani a, Fe de r al . Vik- I I V I . Il 30 x 3 F i $ r. Gray Tuben J I. fled Tube* ISI.1 12 x 4 ALL $ 1 0 .0 0 GUARANTEED F. P. R I N E S 105 $(i.50 Misses’ O ne-Strap Sandals. Sizes 9 2 ’ -------- I* li O N K 5 3 B------- ( ll - ■ M v I V II | V C M* I* ,oo «N'|> ,o,l. l ! lies the wound of all poisons a nd ' | i nf ec t i ous germs, while tho Boro* zone powder is the gre a t healvr. T h e r e is nothing like it on earth for speed, s afet y nnd efficiency. Pr i c e (hi|ui,l) 30c. tide and 5 1 -3 0 . Powder 30. and 00,-. Sold by Un­ ion Pharmac y. R KGISTK A T 1 0 N NOTI C E ; IiUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD I-, in II, oil Fred R. Wilson ATTO RN EY-A T-LAW First National Bank Itldi;. Sanford, -------------- Florida I)R. R. M. WELSH Nati onal S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A P. R I N E S L. R. P H IL IP S, City Registration Officer. ,'iil.l.s ( II I R tl I* It \ ( T I ( Is v pr, srriptl„n for Malaria, ( bill* and Fever, Dengue or liil• h,u* Fever. P kills the gernta. CURLERS T h e Ci ty R e g i s t r a t i on Books will upen Eriilny, Augus t 22nd, 1924, »nd will close Thurs day, Septem* >,*r 11th, 1224. A S I , Ki l l I to, tor of HU .'LI |' , Cirst Bunk llldg.. E L E C T R IC Visiting Ri-helu,h G R A D U A TE V ET ER IN A R IA N Aoom 205 Conrad Building P h o n m : OiTire 2 0 . Home 21 D E I.A N D . F L A . P R I N T I N G || The -Millthews Press ‘ r Phone 4 1 7 - I J ' ;• Welaka Illdg^ Sanford, Flo. | Ceorge A. DeCottea z\tl«rncy-at-Ijiw Over Seminole Count/ Bank Sanford, ---------------— Florid* Elton J. Moughton f , i WANT D iC T A v T iO H MORHtMCi ^ AvUL E M P L O 'tE E 'D <--------- MO l it t l e : o m e : i M EAN M . .a ||,,. ' I". (Hr I I .,|>el H- a ............. In.p„i I ',ea »I,|.|| I , , . , IlOe-r, , I ,,| „ ,n, R o o m* ! By GEORGE McMANUS rso~r I ' I t }, ••mg was a rrang ed f - r »h y nl lbe sam e hour, und th d #«< tin- Inst man to ar 11v r tne.l n-1 , ,, , !••* l cleiili.il,a „,,,| allmulnniiw '• ‘ (O'" •• II, 'l.e . 1 . |„. w Tl.l I, a . . ellent ' a J NO. W. S N E E D Myrtle A w and Fuuilli Si SANFORD. I IsOKIDA PALM ETTO AVENDL1113 Sanford Avenue I ,, „ l , ••|.I-;.M J . t N L S l i v e n S an fo rd Feed a n d S u p p ly npart- NOTHING L IK E IT ON K A RT1I. The new t r e at me nt for torn lleah, cuts, wounds, sores or laceration* that is doing such wonderful work in ttesh heati ng is the Borozona liipud und powder combination t r e a t me n t . The liquid Iloroxona Is a powerful n n t i v p t i r that purl* J . -I lv l.llo-V vl Apartments For Rent ii ll.nl' will , * x, • c * ...ir alrr.iMII, ,.."l >••" io ini,-, i■r.h i . i-mi • '"N 'a .,:? , V ' It , f V.N'f* K I..-.,1,1... II, lv I I -V I. . ' " ■ I * nn.l l.r.illl. g I, 11, a ,n ... i I,all,-,I l|«. If „* ., in, ,m ni., ,| • ", . ,|v f T' ' I l l ' l l ' I I VCH (GING UP FATHER + -M- + + 1- + + 4- .j. + + .y+ + S.-oi Lost and Found j I I A few ilnys ag o Senhor Gomes bi d an appoi nt ment ut the tmiui, ipal c h a m b e r l ie a r m e d e x a c t l y ! mi lime, loil not a single n u m b e r •l I he conn, i was present. The J pn sident wailed j ust five m. mites, nnd then b-i.vn g h e rurd on th.- I t lem Jt.neH liv er nml Kidney Tunic Will Do If ' * ■■• * " to ,1 II,Cl,- I. u , , K |o * nnd Ir-k „r ........I r (Hie •. . . . 1. el 1"• •• ' " “ • teas .ling > Mil i.,., u • (-•■*. >„UI Hill |„K|,a 1,11,1 "I.* |. ,» lo o k .,, , I„„,.. CEDAR OIL •S AND U RUSHES D l'STER S ( *n Sale nt Roys’ Rrown B al. Oxfords, M i SJU/. n, S**|.t 1 1. —Tho Prejii•h nl o f port U"nl, I e i x c r n Gomes , is punctual to tin- second at all ellg . c e me n t s , und ha- found a way to 'h"W b e e n i s l e ! - , that he will not b, kept wailing Will he Unveiled Saturday, Sept. 1.1th, at 2 P.M. Re sure and See (hem N,SON’S W AX + i‘+ + + + + + + + + '{ + ’*"J’+ ’M ”f+++-H .4 .4.+4-4.+4-+4-H *+^4 VIRES <• room house, close <’. care Herald. Portugese Are (iiven Lessons In Manners an (Jrowers \ ! Ask 1'or Aid i ++>n Houses For Rent I'OR RENT-—Two nicelv furnished ' -----__bedrooms. 112 I.nurel Avo. F O R RENT — Rooms. Wouldn’t ! you he able to use tho money se,, cured by renting that vacant room I L()S' now going to w aste ? There are 1 Fii | many persons looking for places to stay. Help take care of them and 1r——. not only make money hut assist it» keeping people in Sanford. Phono 148 and give your nd over tho tel- 1 ephotte. l!s« I he fTernld for quick I service. I" UR REN T ,'t rooms for light , EUR housekeeping. < inner of Elm me Ave nnd 3rd St.. 317. Phone 121(1 I Prehistoric Animal Remains Excavated Near Rue nos Aires K 6-ROOM ALOW PU M PS Rooms For Rent M IR A C L E Concrete ^o.. g e n e r a ) ' FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms, F O R R E N T cement work, sidewalks, ” build 511 P a rk Ave, ing blocks, irrigation boxes. )R R E N T — Two furnished Terw llleger, ITo£. rooms. Phoenix Hotel. Lumber and Building Mnteriaf FOR R EN TFurnlshed bedroom C arter Lumber Company 311 1’atk Ave._ N. Lqurel S t . ___ Phone 605 ROOMS for rent 019 Oak A ve. H IL L L U M B E R CO. Houle- ; FOR R E N T — Two nice furnished Service, Quality nnd Price. housekeeping rooms, 520.00. 312 ' F-'«t 6th St. I'Uit K E N T — Housekeeping rooms 1 j B arg a in s 1,1 m o n k e y s ” a r e bei ng adverti sed Orl ando at the Ber l i n Zoo. where a vi sitor mo r n n g S e n t i n e l ; l a r g e s t cl a. tki -, may pur chas e any key' to ? c ^ WOr‘, • m, n- «h, r», h - t a ke s a fan. v. ° ra W h r Thl’ '•«•’« selling monkeys At G U S 1 A C H R O N I C L E — Au- or i gi nat e d wi th the zoo direct, r re_ g us t a , G h.— A u g u s t a ’s g r e a t e s t eentlv when he found that In- hud r. ns s i f i e d medium, rnt e c a s h .0 !lc on hand mo r e of the comedi ans of c.!,..nr*'0 ' Pc r Bne, mi ni mum | Die a ni mal f a m i l y t han he . rued t <> keep m stock, because of the high T here are not M A IN E — AYntervilte, Morning Sen­ price of peanuts tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ unite so many b u y e r , as the d ire c­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ tor hud figured on 1 i" i., in i in ,•|>,,i,..,. ,,f r i " f c * * , . i I mi wig J ii *t i, d i H . p . r |"I Di, \ m( non, | ( lull,-i v n f Bei l , , , i " W e nt. living in i be «g<- ,,| V x k 1' *i' n.*n, in ni l ' D i i e, i , ,r J u* n i •••.*,Tvi-d " I l,„l mcai.h i|,.,i |(u. n i l , -l ,|,m ,„,l try l «• in.ilnt, and , ' ” I’> ' " ‘ t u ' e hut that he thrown Upon It,. , . 11 , 0 1 - ;, lev, lilt loll "I ltl« " *'■/• Ibu.* many of ..ur modern mn*t, r* paint tin- I mg. i * " f bun,an I . ingh with,-nl liHvmg •i n V ui . hI, | t-cl un tin m. They «ny Dint tin ..Id m a s t e r * u*,-.| n.i.d.l,.nd Dint tiu-ii- i* nothing mm,. f,,r' Die UMiig gel,ei at i.,u ol pa i ut e i * to ■to along that lino. Wi t h nil th-pilot ogi .,p|„-r-like portrait* t|.ut we hnv, the wome n of every p,,. ■'•Dun and a t t i t ude , who in the world c a r e s about addi ti onal pn-. t ? ‘" h a t Ihc po.*t-war ge ner at i on i* looking for is t he r x p r o a i i o n of pcisoniil life, of personal C’xn^ri- Help Wanted B E A L SILK HOSIERY R e p r e s e n t a t i ve Mrs. ' ngal ow. I D E A L ; *’°dy. f 015 Myrtle A’ -urge lot. S t r e e t 192- W . aid S ma l l c a s h F O R S A L E — One D. S. like rent. A’o u ' a i r fu r nac e , including a p p r ec i at e r e a l ! nnd conduit. ' F o r h o u v rooms. Hoolehun-Colen W. F i r s t S t . ___________ FL , O R ID A— t, UU , , LA , N, D o + + + + + + + + + + + < . <..J.+ + + .> + 4 l j > + + .w - + + + + + < + + •^.UKI Men’s Rlaek or Hi Wanted ul Value LilJ rv|<msniatlV« thorKamlllnr with ratra, ruts* bltlrsl Ion. will give you L Information. And If Kk. Ibry will assist you In Fyour want ad to malt* ■•gsriiva. PUM PS | /‘bin to t a ke tin- prison, J ol i et lost night w. h nl.un at •; "'. lock wh i n S t a l c ' a Al t .......... LITTLE I t u f ' K , Sept il i nning tally wbnb 11. run* on four pitrlu-d l ..|| , Kv ninth three R im k « f l » t claaelflrallou. o rnmny prevails Wh i t t a ke r . F ra nk I enry „> La pan; Ellin, It nun,- uu * toiph, I fc’- K *V V L i t t l e Lesd dales ars for conr„ insertions. Ms of sv rrsg s Isngth $5.00 Ladies’ W hite Kid Oiu | Arl Is Traced Tu The Wor l d Wa r Wfdnesday, 7 to ti. Mol ti(i2 3nn in ..._________ l»e a llaa __________ Ho a line ____________ •« a tin* _____________ <e a line it. Tree double above L ebarge 10a far first Mi i,rtlilnx Is rsstrlctsd to | -H- •;•++•:•+-s- + + + + Real Estate M O R NTn ZT T R I B U N E II Kit I" AN I E D —Used office desk, ty p e­ your subscription to the I or i Tribune or hnnd it to your local new ti writer. nhow case, and iee box, dealer so you can read Florida*! finishc Give description und price in reply (Fnvttiiivi ni> wsp'nn— Box 334, C i t y . ___ i greatest, newspaper. One year rave.l • u. . ' j S S S - « " > • " « . , HOO. th ree m o J t h , W A N T E D — Room and board* in * 52.00. I f you desire 51,000 insur- FOR UOMI.- a , ,1 strictly private residence. e. F. L, L. ance policy add 75 cents to your 20 " nt l 5 I Ii. care llernld. ........ *” your ,M per cent in te re st on invest. j ap art. i, = - . , *"«•»■ b,,,|d«*s tho 51,000.00 rise In W A N T E D — Ground floorr npnrtPolk County and I" ire you’ll sell for next winter lie rrce ament, furnished. Must la? a­ ugh the Star-T cla- ".pure Sanford Development ( o ' sonable. Answer Box 317. irtising medium in ''bone 528,_______ W A N T E D — One or two good milk iblished mornings. F u r s a l e o n n i - ' v r c----------- cowa. t a l l 183-J. lak elan d v u . , K l(r,N T — l» room ~ ^ ------*"'use. about 3 acres of land f.O nUke your sales •■range trees; 12 minutes from Aenin G arette, town, on hard road. Price 5-1000 iich a g r i c u l t u r a l ! 0 !’ *30.00 per month rent. Phone nd nnd displuy _________ GOOD farm ing land for” rent or • F or further details Nl't* A. ini. 3PJ K. F ir s t St. i Cash In Advance in*ii nl* °(b e r i qnco " h i e Pc*tnurant s P«cUh |zc no1 w aste n,cn nnd tn* le for ( tobacco up " ■— Or a si j T A « PA Lnted » Una DR 10SS SIIOIOS “ l'>\j)reSxSionismMln M o b i l e , srp i. n ■ 'eloac g a m e fr o m N N. OrU-utiK rr-AD RATES Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday /• ■• Di a l day* - .except hi i br *• ■ "I diet ill loud they w c . -bilged I hoc.dal,' c l o n e * . 1•, Midi *1 •n k>, IItlIIIi-| oil* *ide ill - n and pl en t uni* helping of . i I dess,-i t * well- demanded bv (he V"tub* when they re t urned in thei r Cl l b . I In v tie kled them vvitb g.i •,i, dint ting llglil III nt^adl V l . e t w . , , , goodly bite* Begi n Se nt e nce Weduesi la, N u Dm ii I ei.p«.|d, J i . and Rn fiord 1 .0, 1, will begin l hei r I , -i m ui J o i b t p. i ii, v 1 1, „ , . d a y i n-, i. **tg * *d f ICU, I* of I f ic i ri ill IIII, I •. >., r i announce,| lost uighl I he v..I,, ("on* .b in il* f preparing tin i •.nl* and i o uni,il >ti,-nf paper* rn.ele tin tMin*lef la*l iiigbt iii.p..- , 1 . 1,. Si n-ti ff I clui M. I (uf I until up- ^ "•■uit, ed that ib. y. mills will r„rt • D" pi nit i nt io r \ luduv . , t n Advertising ford Daily Herald . ® * nnd w,nc* to ] pnd In Our Shoe Department Fry a I 'air of rhurehw elPs Quality * --i ' JTvLL£ . ROPERTY, RENT YOUR HOUSE AND SECURE YOUR HELP " u 'V " b“ ("i th ■commitment papers, out ,,t tb, queaUun. B ln p 'h am 002 000 002- 4 Warmouth und Kollihecker, ■nd Spe ncer. cdtmt in t h e fi f t h OUt In the nixt ii. ’ - T h e aeor,*. officer o f tone o f th e .m o at briliinnt regiments o f the C l a r a guard. Ho was accomplished and highly conncctcd and a general favorite, but the life led by him and a m a jo rity o f his comrades proved too f a s t for the resources o f a diminished and lutdly m anaged e state . The young officer turned to the money lenders who proyed upon men o f his kind. One w as found who was willing to ndvnnco money a g a in s t his promissory notes, anil who never fnilod to respond until the total debt had reached mnny D HEBAt W ant A d s Work for HARBIN, Chino, Sopt 11.—An old man diod recently in a amall village of eastern Siberia whose name evokes nmonjr Russians memories, of a tragedy, tho poig­ nancy of which is unsurpassed in tho nnnais of that wild and gloomy not L l £ land. »Hich S t Petersburg was the and the timo the late of The was an young . m e principal principnt aactor c to r was UrnBtlsioinrr Is yrrsnn nl l.rnlii iilllee T,le|iln*ue " ' oiic il i lie bun, >li iiiii i ,-iitli,,- d *Iije w o r e ; ,t |i, I I, fj + 4- + + ++ , , + f $ Cincinnati 000 HOO 300 001 Otto 000 ' + nlng. Pittsburg 8 t . Louis Batteries papers which f or mal l y would vstaldish the m as l i f e r s — and under I a decision which holds no hope for I pardon or parol e— t h e two youths were able to j o k e and laugh. “ I don't see we can s er ve tfii ’ ye a r s ami life ni the s a me l i m e , ” Leopold re marke d to Ins guar d. Makes mi Dif ference. " H e a i r in from now on, so it I doesn’t make any di f f e r e nc e when >*•(1 l ake us down,” Loch told an a t ­ tache of Die s h e n f f ' s o f f i c e who \ i•-111-iI iiis cell |.i c o n f i i m details of personal hi story for co m m it­ ment papers. J u d g e ( ‘overly, freed fr o m t h e 1 burden w im-li has been ills si nce \ 3 illy 21, when the hoys suddenly al tered thei r pleas, s a t pensivel y over Hie papers e a r n e d to Ins hotel -tiitilast night for s i gna t ur e . 1 I he n i c iiiii ills only I in? p i c p a ra ti o u I '•I the formal iustorv of iln- ,-n«. We Poignant Russian Tragedy Recalled m pSles of Deatfi — ‘b L / N V E O TO MW KEA vl_t2Lt.-l'M L I V E R -------- - OtO r im c to o » f o r j CM*. ‘□ H E . Q O C T • “blAG. ‘ □AvtO T H E ! HOW D oe*^ t h a t fiE .W T O U N C f L A .D T O A tb ^ JO N E D b E E H Ax’ ‘b o r r V-------- T O L IK E H E R P O ’s i T l Q M H E R E ? ‘brAh*c> ARCHITECT , First National Rank Hldf. Sanford, --------------- - Florida * bvvhl O W T TIHHWC. T H E . P O R T IO N W OULD LAv^T* Sanford Novelty Works r . c . c u i. L g u i ' r , a i» in*............... sure and See them MARKET Welaka Block Sells it for Less... Santord, B $ Seminole Marble Co. M a rti, and QrfDlla from ■uarrt.a. A*ai of v u t l t r workmanatilpv < w ( W r«u (o# h i n t dtjlgaa. � 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 11, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ca7de18211a7b1a514126e3d4b4ff9f.pdf cacbb76c7f4a0372e3047fb0e44244ce PDF Text Text \ 5BB Helps Young NUMBER SANFORI), FLO R ID A , FR ID A Y, SEl*T. 12, 1924. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES COUNTY B n e w m u n ic ip a l a t h l e t ic f ie l d == |PershingRetiresToday from Active Duty after Serving 4 2 Years in United States Army ■UU.-tt-t ATTITUDE SAYS SFCRETARYi art I d i3E.UlL.irtn Chamber of Commerce Honrs Some Objections Raised to Proposed Issue ns wns Sub­ mitted llody by Committee tVanks Boy Begin Life Of ftlLibor Today Illinois Prison of President Coolldgc Issues Or­ der Retiring Army Hend A fter Colorful C areer; Statem ent Given to Army Patriotic Held In Every Part “Service is Highest Gift,” He Declar Of United States Declares By Nation’s Citizen* Pcnrninn In Reply to Merchant Again Stresses Importance of Concerning AmerirnnfitnNation Keeping Prepared tion Slogan, Declares L a t­ For Possible Em ergency ter Shoud hnve Endorsed It Gabriella Road Was Bone of Contention ave Narrow from Death O Navy In Char: Secretary W ASH INGTON. Sept. l2 .- C ,o n In n statement issued today 1 John J . Pershing will la* retired reply to nn article appearing i" t from active servise at midnight, The Herald of Thursday’s issue in j nernrding to orders issued nnd personally by President which A. RatTield took issue with signed Coolidgn today ns commander-in­ The weekly luncheon of the nn article on the slogan “Sanford chief of the army and navy. _ Chamber of Commerce held today is free from objectionable foreign The order is issued only in cases nnon at the Montezuma Hotel, wns influences.” It. W. IVurmnn. seen-- of retirement of military officers WASHINGTON, SopL 1 2 ,-r attende<i by several delegations of citizens front various sections of tary of tiie Chamber of Commerce, with full rank of general, which T he Nations’ defenao , nubP E N IT E N T IA R Y , I tiie county, who came to ask for declares that the merchant has taken this form o f genernl an­ rhinery. intended for actual nouncement from the nrmy. Sept. 12 .— A fter . , further consideration in regard to misconstrued his statement. use only in tho event of vrnt A fter 42 years nctive service, Henry Robinson, Los Angelo* ^several county roads left out of the night in prison . - _ P Declaring thnt Mr. RnffieM lias John J . Pershing, general of nil the pinergeney, wna given its firat banker, has been recalled to Euproposed $1,000,000 county-wide itary the "Court So'.itaty become unduly alarmed over a 1 armies and commander of the Ain test today, accompanied by to collaborate with Wwen 1>.| Issue for good rond*. statement whieh is an absolute orient! expeditionary forces, I**Loeb and "Babe* rope Young in gettin g reparations pay-j At the opening of the meeting. patriotic demonstrations in fact, Mr. I’carman said, the for iievos “service is tile highest gift oday faced their first ments unaer wny. I which was one of the best attend m«r as nn American citizen, should of the individual to his country." every part of the United id gatherings of the organization prisonment for life, have heartily endorsed it States and possessions. lie expressed this lielief in a for some time, President Edward -- ------------- " — ■■■■■ 111 $ Q M | .ilU .ill soon begin a life Mi. Pearm an further declared ifwrrffHSSV I signed statement uddre.-aed to sol Higgins reminded the members It was limited to n test of t hnt he had no a p o l o g i e s t o o f f e r labor in prison facthat no resolutions or any definite ‘ Mr. d i n s on tiie eve of his retirement, actual expansions, plans of the war ny they will attend actions would be considered in lieRaffi'eld*rol.snl"rs^hl.t'he has twen pul.lished in the army'» offi.ial pa department being designed to cav­ which made er a period of months, but dealing y exorcise* to be held half of any particular rood but the personally affronted by the A titer- i I" '• Recruiting News, public Inst night. Itentiary and Saturday body would lie glad to listen to vuonly with the question of personnel " icnnizntion slogan, he ha very i f To participate in the ceremon­ anu not supply, equipment, bousing II have the privilege! of 1nous interested citixens in regar«l ficieiitlv let it be known ies attendant upon the retirement or training. I to the paving of the several roads. thet weekly picture show, M r . P e a r m a n ' * s t u l e m e u t is n» ..f officers ami enlisted men, as I •dayor* of “ Bobby F or one day at least the n ary <•? He further pointed out that the follows: rrnwly missed possible issue ns proposed by the special ;t is vetv difficult to conceive of In,x*• done numberless times, gives was commanded by. an army o f * *1y jj f jr motor trip to prison Chambers of Commerce ciminittee, 1 a real American, whether native one no adequate idea of bis feelings fleer. Coonel Theodore Roosevelt, thi,. cimnx of their sepn- Visitors Appear Well Pleased was not definite und had been prol horn or naturalized, taking excep­ xvlieii ids own turn conics. But even its acting secretary and head of the (weiety for the remnin. With Celebration Put «»n pared more for the purpose of gettion to the slogan udopled by the in severing an association thnt lias war department. Secretary Weeks ■ natural lives. Chamber of Commerce advertising lusted ns long ns mine, there are came to his offico a* rear admiral a By Shrine Club; Orlando I ting started on the project and 1 can look of the naval reserve. v ( ar Convoy, i feeling out the people’s wishes in Sanford ns a distinctively Ameri­ some compensations Wins Basebull Game 5 to 1 'r e g a r d to the m atter. He further Inick over thnt period nnd see thp A flight over Washington and ntor of a five-cor con- | new city-owned baseball park can < it \. free front objectionable Here are two views of Sanford's i stated that every objection und shows the grandstand which foreign influences. It makes little evolution of the Army from a the tomb of the unknown solditr mg about 35 miles un Many people viewotl Sanford's I suggestion to be offered would lie highly specialized In- was the assignment given th* jwerful automobile car dilfeienre whether he or his came small body .* 2 5 8 5 , * ................... ...............new municipal athletic field for the I taken into consideration and that £ tied m the from any one of the 76 nations re tliiiti fighters, for the most part re­ world fliers, who were hed her* two boys and deputy _ to 1>c the best playing firat time Thursday afternoon no definite reeommendutions would >f tho diumond, which is declared of 000. |ported to la- functioning at this mote Uitli physically nnd mentally for tho day. s r«en to swerve a b ­ when they attended the baseball be made to tile county commission­ Slate The field and'grandstand were constructed at a . ost In u formal statement yrsterday, l time If a real American, imbued from the great mnsn o f their fellow .. right and divo into the game between picked teams from ers in regard to the issue for some Pictures were taken hy Owens, the phol»gtnphei with American ideas and ulcals, he citizens, into the Army of today/ issued on tiie eve of tho first test ted track of ah eiectric Orlundo und this city, which mark- time. should glory in the knowledge that Regulars. National Guard nnd/Rv- of nil the planning of the last four denljr right itself und — ■J renter *d th e formal opening o f the nark this eoiintry in general ami San st-rven two thirds of xvheni are yearn. Secretary Weeks indicated Jud ge E. F. Householder was the u0n2 l . und was sponsored by the local ford m particular are eager to civilians participating in the busi­ tie found encouragement in tht . of way before it Was Shrine Club, have declared the first speaker of the meeting. He safeguard from a heterogeneous ness, political and .social lix-es of fuel thnt it has been necessary, a brakes on the car park to be far better than they t appealed fo further consideration and objectionable foreign element their various communitiea, but none during th year in which plans for hoys hod burned and of a four-mile rond leuding from the less integral factors in tho n a­ the test have been maturing, to ever expected. ng it to nn immediate mnhe very- few changes In tha A large number have stated thut Goldenrod to Maitland and misstional scheme of defense. •void sm ashing it the "T h e old Regular Army was the original project. He emphaattad x they ore particularly pleased with injf through G ibrielln. l i t dt*ciur«*<» him or his forbears from foreign .thj. lxiopold-Lueb car i equal of any similar body in the the democratic character of t h k ; ' * the location o f the field und it* a r ­ that there were some 60 fumllies death und steered at Asks rangement. The grandstand, the living on this road, that they usu lognn to win* h exceptjtm world. Its officers were hard work­ system, adding that its success d#» Number of Citizens Have Al­ Democrat ic Nominee !o the rails and ties. ended wholly upon tho urholo* , view from it, and the infield thut ally ship over 60,000 boxes of fruit people to Hold Republicans was taken, distinctly stales "oh- ing. conscientious nnd efficient! ready R egistered; Lenders *nd Judgment many cur ted cooperation of clriltaOOT^ the men well trained, without fear lias already been declared the best nnd that they have been sorely in jectionabW" foreign influence. No to Accounting Due Them tk purty attributed tliu In the state were olj commented on need of a good road for some time A re Expecting Big Parade and possessed of u splendid spirit tiveo’wbero with tho army author!- •Ivg inference xvn* left th at the t hamI more serious result. HfiVpOlnted out the inconveniences ol loyalty and pride in the service. tie*. ' t ”* Uy those attending the game. i BE n VKK. Sept. 12.— i*utting to bur of Commerce is opposed to n in 1 L o o t were' unhurt, A summary or reports from the According to thw c in charge A Soon wrter 5(:15 9*rlock J t ' J S ' wilich the diixena hud tp be suit elass of foreigners whii h mist bi»- Rat the Army was a thing apart I lie people " f Colot ado and the j ^ t o d t o i n hunditn* th eir citrus jArrad. „ . final the everyday life of the nu- nine corps area commanders who thi* booth, lou r thr »»ni«v * ^ aftornooii A number o f au to ­ West, "Hi. plain .plestioti of hull toiy proves were desirable in ever' utlea Order Halt, tion. What it did or thought was an* the rhnnncls of comraunieation.’mobiles gathered a t the co m e r by crops and nlso transporting their |where the people of Seminole coun particular to school. He further ty ar*- registering and thus givu , >-tv in govenunent." John W Da eriffs shouldering shot- the F irst National Bank Building, children of little interest to Hu- ordinary between tiie war department and The objector, in th is crise has un \is nsked them hi an nddress here uickly leveling them at and led hy the Globe T ro tter's O r­ declared it is one o f the most im theinmselves »vi i to the servio citizen unless the headlines told the state and municipal nuthuritles erroneous conclusion, and obvious I hursdav flight to hold the He J car of the convoy, or chestra. paraded to the ball park portant of the roads being consid- I of then rountiv for oiiee day. I •• and the citizens eiigngeil In carry­ of battles and bloodshed. lHildi.an pailv to the accounting l\ leaves the impression that be i rid and one which needs a tt e n ­ fense Day is pi ox mg a great so. ck halt of the procesdon for the opening celebration. ••But the Great Wur which put so ing out the defense test project e.nild he included in the entngory Before the game started un nd tion at once. cess in this countV due to the >1 uhieh it i" tine." on d* r,s..rd in of undesirable citizens It is not many of our young men into ihei, showed that in the aggregate, ,» ection. the uilnunist i at ion of government. Xchrlle M aim s heartily endorsed forts ol the various civn orgalti/-* dress of welcome was given b> the desire of the witter to enter c o u n t r y ’s uniform awakened for very large number of men vrera ric t a r whi -h cam e into Hex lowing that record in s-.inc Judge Householder's remarks, s a y ­ t ion- who line >• planned a progi.i" into any n> wsimper altiTcati' ii. on the Aims no inleu-st in it nnd an expected lo volunteer their ser­ halted and ds glaring Mayor Forrest I.ake. J o e Tinker, of detail, n aitim lai Iv with referent* ing that he loo was familiar wi’ h lor llus alternoon thi- subj.M t which is a * leal >ut understanding of its reul aims and vices to lili thr role of soldiers in focused upon tin pns- Orlando, the veteran mujor league to the leasing of the naval oil r. order that the test might have • ,- |or purposes The history of th player and part owner of the Or conditions existing in the Gabriel It is n t n t o d t h a t a Imge m i m l » of th” —• ..to- T h o s e of fnieign origin who i- visuul lesson to siH-ctatnrx in e v a i / la section and respectfully asked , (1f ( have iilnmlx register. I . el xes. and tile handlingDemocratic lion's military forces, too. has com {undo club o f the Florida stute 1 haxe truly atlopteil all that thix get a thrill out of thut. , la m u ti "! pi.'Id* m. tl c o m m u n i t y which is c o o p e r a t i n g to that reconsideration be given to ((||(| t (la( kr , ,„ t many mole at. In r.uiutiv and its institutions reprv- in for il» share of attention and the u newspaper man ihout- league, wns then called on by the p r e s id e n t ia l . u n d u la te said ifess this rond. F. VV. Lawton w as an ...t,.d i . gi-t. t before the du> Shrine Club for a talk on pro si-nt * u ii riot take offense when the I|populut min.l hus become disabused thu scheme. L e o p o l d q u i n n e i he.l to keep iiiltstUlltlV Ind o le rnr. is officials he*(,th o who spoke in behalf of the is over I he n g i s t r a t i o n •*••••*•' coinniunity in which lln-x resole Ij of the idea that fighting alone is mnnl iiusebull. 1 In, pc pi, . | lit* I ' a i le d S t a t e s th*. •d lie s a i d n o t h i n g . the o c c u p a t io n of tin- soldier, and itated lust night to place any esti- ' Ending the program prepared b\ road, giving as one of 'he child h a s b e e n placed in what w as con 1*1 . .mil V pioclailiis to the world i1 11 x I 'n v r i nun lit and •m o s t i I. ut y o u . D i c k i - V wui the Shrine Club win- tin dance tm son * for the highway, th*- fucili- side red .......... f th, most ...... . tbui it is free from objectionable the great contribution of the Army instil upon the probable total Of ■ party 11 ' |...iisibilil v. olfl, ties for transporting school cliil t,|u, in the city the p<*-t I given ut the IJtke Mary casino Inst ....... .. eleini-lits and influences Ui tin- development and progress of tbis voluntary enrollment. U may x. i Ssxs I’romiseH Broken ‘ The large industrial centers of the United S tates recognized und reach a million or more, if the estinight ut 9 o'clock and winch h a s dieii from thnt place to the Lyman k, r„ u,i,|. Is anything.” he ie " l nle-s polltl. ul pintle- <an mates in tiie various corps a r e * * _ YJ ........ .. _u _____ | Through a pro. .................. Ma voi held to still t a* count." lo dei-lnre*l the country, ami especially <>ur itpprwmUHl. been declared great success The School. "In turn, tin* Army'* nttltuili' tn- aro liastHi on reliable information. m etrop olitan c it i e s Globe Tro tters orchestra furnished ! Mr Po|....... . Gabriellu wus the Korrt rvt I ak«* llk> nhki .1 the i»l|s| "party go* eminent llselt is a base p ro m in e n t a - well li­ wa* quickly resumed but music for this affair. iu**b and pi .....................this ic o g n i z e thut the influx of objec­ ward its Job lias changed since the Reports will reach Washington lata iit*xt K|n*nkt*r in bi*hnlf of imposition and a fraud tomorrow from ail nino areas on bo.lo d i it I/c Ils. I*, other able bodied crnldy reduced speed. The half-day celebration marking stretch «»f r»»utl He ihiUIiuhI the all Other Art-using the Republican party tionable foreigners has created u War. Service in peace or war has which a fairly accurate statement diKt ontmue ot t lane und 1 discontinue work oi .lose their < | H it* it»» trnitiinir* condition very much similar to »-i the formal opening of the athlete ntHisBity «»f having the road of having broken must of the I Prison < m * . tulilishments from 4 o’clock on ibis epidemic, that only heroic mess whi’thrr it l»«* M atin * mm air ruuU* in this regard can be made. mam prison gate, the car field has been declared a success nhowtni that up until the present afternoon in order ibat evert one promises made to the American m e s can alleviate. Americaniza­ around tin* world or L'ltcltnic truck* Cooperation la Thing und the people who attended have veal ear no assistance of any kind had people fo.it years ago. Ml. Duxls The aggregate number of nu tiie prisoners wu* su t- said thut they are well pleased. runtinufd on page 2. remedy the poor c mwill be able to lake part in ihe tion forums In these sections are laid particular emphasis upon ctilibee ii given t< who turn out, however, is not a attempting to break down tho bur­ a cordon o f armed dep(Continued on page 3) dition of tbi road. He asked for Defense Dax exercises to be old servation nnd recluniution ns strik vital clement of the teat, officer* behalf of a laxly of At 3:46 o elm k the local n m l' of ners of racial und national hatreds to ing closest home to the petiplu in uavy gates opened wide this roud in say. The wide-spread nature of as he said, were dethe Florida National Guard arc and are trying to inculcate those citizens, wli und. i i t bis section. the defease day exercise* and th e admit a man’s body and ideals und xtHlidurds of living, serving of support us much as any be mustered ut the armory At I Four years ng" the Republican extent to which there ia cooper*- | direction of their officers n a half mlnuto. thr two with which, we. us Americans have f a s t one n,be, group in Seminole ™un- , * ^ tion ill all parts of even' state. In bodied citizens ..f l party declared itself 'bo ellectuata were within und fiiend of cons.-i vation und recla­ long Ixji-n familiur. cities, villages, towns or otlialr ty. this county have been asked by The United States Chamber of rlohetl behind them, grouping* of population where . H n I'uttisholl poke in behalf Mayor Lake to also meet ut the mation," lie said " I t bat sort of a Commerce maintains an Americunwe serve units have been ulloted sod f the Chicago court, says of a mile and — -n half of road near arinoi y whe,e they will f»,,ni in n conservator it proved t > be izatinn Committee und furnish­ Geneva which he said bad been In parade with the guardsmen nn.I know, also l.••• well. The August report of Chief of i-serve officer* ore assigned, I t e s its membership with litera­ V Her Hoffman and hi* dopReviewing then briefly the ef Saturday onda the first period of eluded in the first issue hut was mar. Il t " Central I’urk when t lu- forts made under Rreeldi-llt Roose­ ture un how to deal with the pr*»b» Police Roy G. Wiliams us submit­ belli in be of much greater imporr admitted. T h e prisoners !% later excluded. He declared that l i _) ted to the Ulty Commission on lance from the standpoint of exercises will l>e held. The llerald'a raid’s big campaign. velt. T a f t und Wilson "to save lern. It was u pteusure for the tied through an iron (,«te Monday shows that during last officers charged with studying th e The exercises at the park /ill Beginning Monday the schedule families live on the road und that writer some time ago to advise this from •.rival*- gre«-«l and exploita of the teat with a view t o j | re begin with a prayer by Rev E court yard and henco to of vutes will be greatly reduced th e ie ai. uhout 20 taxpayers ul Department that this work was not month a total of 13H arrests were result* faults disclosed In local Hon" enough .if the oil deposits of correcting made by local policemen and that fecte*l I.) it Rrownlee, pustot of »he and the vote getting power of sub litary” where all prisoner* the West l<> guarantee » reserve needed in Sanford. It is indeed a system * 1‘n-sbytcriun Church. This will be receipts from fines, costa and e s ­ A bit of humor was injected into n j b c much less than supply for the nuvy in time of war fortunutu tiling for our people thut ad their first night in sol- Bcriptiona wi The present organixatlon tables — . • ■ • #1 . a t . . . • L __ .. ___ s . _ I, . I l i ve, , i t - u l l l treated bonds amounted to It ia"at this time. The ballot, pub­ the meeting when E. H. Kilbee, followed by an addrvs* on National tin-" * speaker they are to a lurgr extent ignorant sketched briefly thv Uieinent. Both the number of arrest» und of the aruiy of the United S tate s, lished In Tho Herald each day, will another citizen of Geneva, rose to Defense Day. it- signlficanc* and l leasing of the r*-j>»-rx»» und refer- of what constitutes an objection­ the amount of fines for August are which includes the regulars, * k tiie prison building non­ also ttount for le*a after the ending speak declaring "th a t there is so Its meaning by Mayor luike 1 red spentieully to the payment «if able foreigner. A visit lo any lurge smaller than for July. Compari­ ionul Guard and organiied r e ­ several times de h a * ■ fuss here that it takes a Mr. I^»ke . Loeb, who was ahead of of tho first period in the campaign. much yiOO.onO to Albert If Fall by Ld city will however enlighten them. provides for a , total with strong lungs to be clared that ... wished to *.ill the ward L. Dolu-ny and of $25,000 lie The class of foreigners that the son of the reports for the past two serves,. Contestant* are hu*tling among man niun in the march through montha slAiws that $2,347 were stlength of about two million f the |HHjple of this Kilbee stuted thut attention o their friends today in a la»t minute heard." Mr Chamber of Commerce intends be­ Sim ia n That ia the aggregate of th* , surveyed the dull grey effort to secure the greatest possi­ when the nucstiuii *>f a county b*md i oiiimumty to the importance ot i Hurry CF. ing persons non gratis, insofar us collected during Ju ly as compared field urmies lor which provision o n t i n u e d o n p a g e k. with $2,119 for August. This is a Continued on page issue was first raised that the ble number of subscription* before hngly. A gleam of genuine Sanford is concerned, ure those decrease of $228 or approximately has been made. I f every. \ini$ of tho reduction in the- vote-schedule. committee of the Chamber of Com­ who, U|Min arrival in this country, showed in hi* feature*. nine per cent. There were 147' a r ­ the three branches of th * Two have even, .made the state­ merce had culled u|wn a committee | stubbornly maintain their national­ wns filled to war strength ‘ Not Bo Bad. ment that they would insist that of Geneva citizens for udvice a« ity. their lunguage and retain, ns rests made during July which »* row, that would be the aggrefa nine more thuti during last month. he chirped flippantly to euma friend give them a five year to what roads should bo consider­ much as possible, customs and char (Continued from page ~ ' c T v3)t a There were 11 arrests during ni<m, "th i* ia not such a subscription so that they may get ed in thut section. He further stat acteriatics of the countries from August of people charged with 125^000 votes before Saturday cd that to date the committee has (Continued on page 3) poaaesaion or selling of intoxicat­ not been culled to its recom­ ing liquor. Thi* Ts the largest responded with a quick The third standing in The Her­ mendations and ended with the 12.— to I k- the greatest issue of the M ILW AUKEE, Wis.. Sept. number of arrest* fur the offense smile. He remained ii- ald's campaign will be published I campaign, and appealed to the vut(Continued on page 3) In any one month ilntt Mty. when The 1-uFollette independent eun- |cr* of Wisconsin to decide "by a Saturday afternoon and wrild. there were 14. In Jun* there were tho prediction* a* to who will be in full vote of the registered voters, COLUMBIA, Sept. 1L— recognized stronghold Thurmlsy 1 not by tho fractional vote which, five and In July eight. l.ivingston BUare. twice gov first place. MU* Nell Mi TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 1 4 .Report* ohow that there ha* been of South Carolina, and cog*^ night, by C1ih rles G. Dawes. Re­ for the last four y ear., has been present coder. fo*ls confident that Calling .attention to the law a total of SO arrests during the he the most pictureMOO | publican vice-presidential nominee, oust in Wisconsin." the can hold first place and is tak­ Hoad Near Gcnevn and Also 1 Nenr Chuluota are Request­ ed to be Included in Issue n Which They Riding Dives Trolley Track. Around World Avia­ tors Fly over Capitol j As Part of Program ATHLETIC F IE L D ACCORDED FAVOR FORMAL OPENING I DAVIS ASKS FOR TO B E SUCCESS PLAIN HONESTY H EBE, IS REPORT IN GOVERNMENT d efen se test s s S * 2 ^ r .'* r " r ; & E Police Department Receipts in August Amount to $2,119 New Vote Schedule Will Be In E ffect After Present Week ' Candidacy Of LaFollette Subjected - To Bitter Attack By G. 0 . P. Candidate n The Herald find a pl»re for iro|i to work. p°od men and women ore “ great demand In S a n ­ ford and throughout the County. It Jan’t necesaary for an* |>eraon to be out of *ork in thla great Indoafri*l auction. ®ut there is no better way for you to reach the emj”oyw than through a ■•raid want ad. Jugt write out your ad giving full wticular* about /ourself «>d tend it to The 8anHerald.. The paper ^ ^ n do the rest. ing advontage of every spare min­ ute aka bat to pile up a high score. Other* *eem to doubt that MU» Williams can.continue heading tn# list and say they" win show their friends Saturday Just what* what. At noon Saturday the ballot box will be opened and the votes count­ ed and tne standing of the various contestant* ubuUteu and pub­ lished. , Paul Lake, campaign manager. contestants to check in before noon tomorrow in °rd « rto get the correct rtanding tabulated fn time for the afternoon 'edition. The Herald office will be open until 10 o'clock on Saturday night for the purpose of checfJ"f J" contestanU who detire to lake ao vantage of the last few minute* of the first voting « rio d .to t ^ In subscriptions tbojr Kscut* Satur .......... Shipments of Green Fruit Will Be Seized Chekiang Forces Have Taken Town of Ihing ou Want a Job? day. a . "tho quinlessatice of demugogism, animated by the vicious pur­ pose of undermining the constitu­ tional foundation uf this republic. Speaking in the Milwaukee audi­ torium, Mr. Dawes declared that “in tho mass of clap-trap accom­ pany ing the LaFollette effort we can see one steady purpose alwuys in mind—the attack on the Consti­ tution of thp United States." and it was to thi* ’‘attack’’ that Mr. Dawes devoted most of his atten­ tion. . The Republican nominee describ­ ed Senator U FolletU hs "the mas­ ter demagogue;” warned against sny party attempting to take a po­ ’ the ' ‘haL, ilf-way sition in ...___geound between "those who fare? the ConI h i n g , . a s s u r i n g h i m A ^ t t h e t o w u stltuuon of the United Slates and Was waiting to w e l e a * * the t h e k i - those who would destroy Its essen­ tial parts,*: declared this division SHANGHAI Sept. 12.—The Che­ kiang forces defending Shanghai, operating on the. west front, have captured the town of Ihing, com­ pelling the Kiangsu army to fall back toward Changchow. The headquarters of the Cheki­ ang troop, at Lungwha, south of here, announced late in the aft­ ernoon that two battalions, approx­ imately 1,300 men, of Um Kiangsu army have surrendered two mtlei aouth of Ihing. The troop* aurrendering comprised the major .portion at the force defending the town. It is said. A delegation pie aaid the Lungwh* w«it«4 on th* Chekiang commander, petitioning him not to use artillery[in cap tu ri^ troop*. Blease Picturesque Figure, Say Re] H r" against shipping immature fruit, Mr. Dawes .aid he recognized Nathan Mayo, state commissioner that there wcie in the country of agriculture; In a statement to­ "many men who are Justly discon­ day warns shippers uf citrus fruit tented but who are patriotic at that immaturu fruit shipments will heart." be seised bv the state when found Sounds Warning not to conform with th* law and they are not opposed to the exist- thai much shippers will l>e subject things in the existing order, but to prosecution under law. they are not opposed to thee exist­ ing order o f things," he uddod. I warn them that they should not be Meningitis Epidemic deceived by the catch-all phrases is Subsiding of this master demagogue, eiidesv- In Japan 4 oring lo amalgamate them with TOKIO. Sept. 12.—The tnenlnthe aociVists, flying the red Hag, In an attack on tho Constitution o gctU epidemic sweeping Japan reaulttd 2630 death* out of total their country.” The Republican candidate com­ 9888 cases reported, according to bined with hla attack on the atti­ govonimrnt report* mode public tude-ef the LaFollette movement today which jiiaced the death rate toward the Constitution an aasault gt 04 per cent. The epidemic l* ‘ Idlng, report* ehpw. . • Continued on page I , - > ■. i,r i ;r m H first eight maothi of this year of pvrdonft charged, moat of them convictod, with the sale or posaesaioo of Intoxicant*. Tl»* largest number of arrest* during last month for any one offense was 60 for disorderly con­ duct The next wah 17 for speed­ ing .the next 14 for reckless driv­ ing, and th* next IS for drunkea- iowT°Eau ©? possession of intoxi-l leader of the *t*U *l*e* fork’’ Ben TlUtoan. will lt»<J« senator for the next - J * . James F .’>Byrnes, reproent to oongreesa of the Second for the last 14 yearn, today a statement conceding defeat what was th# closeet eeoutor race ef the state for more than . years. . Twenty Are Killed eating liquor, I I ; driving car while l n l n n n n P f tf x T v u h c _____ drunk,______ ilx) operation of car on In Japanese rim, one; operation of car without TOKIO, Sept. 12.-Tw«»Jy 3 light., two; vagrancy, six; defacing injuriesm received to m m public property, three] operation k m * by ------------of buxine.* without a license. OMS when k typhoon swept the contempt of court, eML t t m a V concealed weapons, ooe; eoUcittof pinned benteih C " ~ poMengers, two. �■ . . <:. h. . • ' . .\ ' • + *4+ *+ + *+ *«o+ > + + + + + + + * + + + * + + < - + + + ++**+4"fr++*<>++<>++<,<,,>-{,++*+*5,< '+ '!'*+ ,!,,><,,{ > WHO WILL WIN THIS THE NEXT LIST OF The Time is PassingYou Must Act at Once To be a Victor/ CONTESTANTS WILL m mJr * ■; ■ ./1 BE PUBLISHED IN THE HERALD ON SATURDAY. THOSE Thi* vole schedule tlet itjim -s after Sal ill'«lav! Subscriptinns turned in this week art- worth more than they wd! la* at any cither period t*f I lie campaign. VOTESTURNEDIN A ft er Saturday night the lirst redueti.m will be made and beginning Monday less voles will lie given *>n siihsci ipt ions and on I he hallo! v\I ii*-|i is published daily in The Herald -_ Make hay while the sun shines. SATURDAY WILL RE > / CREDITED TO THE Time is ipiiekly passing. The minutes ■ "•**n eoiinl up into hours and the days rapidly pass. Are you onto your ,i**b or are you resting eontenledly on your pa-t reputation? No matter how many suhseriptions you have, pet them to Ihe Herald while the piesent voting sehedule i s in eti'eet. Hon't wait until Monday. + + + y-t--t- s-+ < • + A There is eieiy thing to pain A 1 «I»I! iri 1 • t p e l fi-- 1 * • " * ' \ v i » \ i*fi p l . t 1 1 ' *1(11 Diamond Solitaire Ring u III* l l W i l l p i * #1 «• t h* h •yv u i i m | i v on i it rvt S t t«*«( it. HOW l.itlll • m i l «*st a n t 11" I I 11>t tufi 1 .. lit,. TO > ill | I must y -ra c rfu l. • I \ t-ut sllltSi . Ipl |. I. h'tiiir- y r-ur s u l i s i i i p l i- n II. I ... t - !l. <I•I .11 I f I't.i "II i j -..ikhi s.',.0 (1(1 ‘.((.0 ( 1 0 (0 , 0 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 l l . i «I *I r .'s in. I T h r e e - Y e a r Mllisi i ipl *. n t. III. Piillv II. i P.| i " t till I I mii y . i i r siilisi 1 Ip' i■•*i I" l l " Piolt Kil:i!-I $11 Oil I O i K - . y r u r s u l x - i r i|*l ii'H < I In I'.olt I l i i . i M * , i i " I S is-M o lith * M i l l s . I ip l ii , t ■ I In I T h i n * . M o n t h s k i i I . m i ip l i I To. IT o i l . i I y . HI m i I i s c i 1P1 i '- ii I Y .-nr s » '< In . * i p l " ii i ■• I i n r r y i .ii iii.- * ipi I." T « i i - y .-.ir »• m i ’ >». i i I'.lit I O m it ,t . i h i ..iti $•> t.u 111 i .il>i s i " " 'i .1 11• . : I i . j , ii" , i it p * . .. ", i i '. . i . pi • < . , > in , | i t )i Thi l i r n l . t r , i S rm in n lr to u n l) son \ i,i,., Good Unless Voted on or He fore Sept. l.T. . +•*•++ <• •+ v •> of + I**!•v •>•!• ii a <oitiparat 1 vel\ easy matter to get readers not only in Sanford nr in nearby se«tions, hut in neighboring towns and cities. The coni<s i aul w hi takes advantage of every minute she has anil I i t ps continually plugging away at the task will lie able to see her list of \il> s steadily and lapldiv lilt Teasing. He a 1mist- lent worker, not a spasmodic worker. Plan your campaign •o that you will .1 * things m a systematic manner. Make every day, every horn and evei \ -tep \ on take 1 ouut for the most. And then when y mi have he your sirio. tick to il. in \ t r wavering, but with your eyes on the first I" 1 •■ 'ml .'"ii enu make this beautiful Buick, your Buick. C am paign in widr o|*t-n. THIRD PRIZE Edison Phonograph I oolesInotH r a n r n l r r from nn* point in and lx* nil an ci|ual P a - 1- noil h a t . ' I he l u i n r o p p o r l i ll l il y No <-mpi.., of 11,.- San fon t It. raid, or member of hi- or her " i l l In- u llooid lo .-lifer this . l in p a i* ' o. . . ..I t. I I Ip "llllt (,-llt . Ilo I *,i*I> ’ -I 1. - IImp , . ml !.,| v..|. - 1' Cut This Coupon l.-slniil i.-ni'jlns active tititll Ihe end of I he* cam pain n. #• w All m i I. h t o I k - r n u n l r d I.i I lie c r e d i t .if c o n l r s l u n l s in t h i - r a m p a i y o sho uld he m a i l r d l o T h e Sanford 11. raid or d e l i v e r e d p e rs o n a lly to th e C am ­ paign M a n a g e r nt ‘H ie Herald o d i r e . 'Ih e Sali-sinannhip Cainpnii!iii>eKan Friday moruin ir. ..y u gu st 2d, and will end nl leu <>'clock p. in. Saturday, N ovcuticr 22. I U21. This rnniprilgn l.< to lie rondurl.-d on a fair, s<iuure and im p arfu l basis ami ifu- prize.-, will he uward.d lo If-.* conlpslants aecurii.K ihe lartrrsi nun,• her of voles. In order that there shall Ire no question in Ihe mind- of any per -.nr r c la l it e lo tlx* fairness of lltc campaign, 'The Herald will select ilir.e |udi;es who wifi nl the end »>! the campaign, count the voles (l,al have Im-.-ii . a s l and will award ihe prixeS to (ha winnera. • i i Those con lestan ts who fall to li\„ up to the rulea of the campaign will lx suliject In suspension, therehy fori rilin g all rights they may ha\o had. Sui.l forfeited vote* can not l * applied to wny‘olh^r candidate. Kill totes for the per- t •> son ttluno name ap- + . -y peats upon it. C ♦ ♦<•<•■>•:■+ + + y.y-.s..>44.44.:.44-4<-4v<.v44<-<- M U + wI> -t t <u- * ’ * n l|f ,n# Hint, rm » NOMINATK YOURSELF OR fR IEN D v v : : ■ •-+++>++++-h+-h++v->+ ;.+v 4 .+ 4 ^ 4 *+++.>*+ 4 4 » ^ 4 4 ^ > 4 .^ ^ > < + + *+ *+ •* | NOMINATION COUPON ■? l SANWiMI) 111 11 \t !». Sanford, Florida. j *Ijur.lit nu**n: I h.-roiiy nnmliijtb* I ns a x ■j. s* f-t 1 ‘- T»*irn w i n s , , a i l i h v s s j ; f... 1 1 * r Cam* ’ ll.is nonuiuiitii,. j:, accordance w-ith th e rides and condition* of , *nint. m> nominee to 10,000^ ® ^ VI Tf ' NAME ADDRESS t j ........ Unit in THE SANFORD lfRRALD*i(. Sales^najiip • . ; •’•••b.•••!••• ••A'*•••«*•»•• : '• ..............................| numinaHrm h h .r.L ^ ’ art‘ nom i,,ated will only be credited with one < ; n i m u n a t l o n b l a n k It* c u u m l o . o u u V o t e : * . •' * A * • ^1-*--! < > « + + ^ < .+ + + 4 .+ + s . v + < .+ * + 4 +<. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 ^ ^ 4 4 ^ * 1 1 # ^ fv - * ^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦444444444444444 ■■■■■■ ■ ■■ J. 1 iTuno Company M a im 11;• A v ehm* Value $ 1 8 5 \ n o m i n a l i . mi I,la n k , w h. n p r o p e r ly filled «*ul w .lh I h . n a m e a i d a d ­ d r e s s ..I Ih e r o i i l e s l a n t l i o m i n a l . i l will g iv e Ih n f |n r«on s o no n iin il..| le u thou sand t o t e s . Only mu- nt.niin.il ion will he r t e d t l e i ! lo a t .) o n e runlesl a o l . I ..n l e s l oiil:. w ho re m .iu i a r l i , . in t h e r a m p n i n u u n til t h e r l o a e and who f a i l lo win on.- ol I h . p r i c e - will h< paid a c o m m i s s i o n " I t e n per r c n l on i h e a m .n u ll Ifi e i h u . e s e c u r e d ,11 stills, r ipl io n s. T h e llt-rnld w a n l s lio i o n l . - s l a n t lo w o rk w ith o u t r e i n u n e i a l in n mu] n Ul pay a l l I hose who f a i l l o win ont- c f I h e t n l u . l k l * p rlzv o .p ritinmisMoiV «g te n pec .Vtit pru v id ed Ihe m u - I hi’ litir.si \ uMholc ihuiji l in || handsome •m*•|i)i*i Will pi si , flny home. C * ii ’ • iimilt I Hilt one p r i c e will he aw ard .-d uny one rontesiani Ih e winner of Ihe lirsl will in.i l,«- cl IK i hie lot un, oilier pri.'e or romini-sion r paper. I’uldishinp ail Ihe local news and happenings from Seminole coun­ ty. T|p-Sanford Herald is m demand in every household. Contestants tun) vv+ I he decision of tbw Campaign M anager will be final in nil controversies ariiuiiU hetween candidates. r , r • ll is a simple nwCter to secure .subscriptions for Sanford's only news­ % *•* % + J % \ ronti'-lanl will not he peimtlled lo pool tier t o l e s n fnt.tr of -omr ol her mol e-t mil yTiles .n o mil In Irallsferred fiom one rout.-slant lo anol tier. n a m j: A D D KK SS < *5* Solw,( r ipl io n s |o l i i i ' S a n f o r d l l r r a l d m a y hr h -i o r r .l n n t w h r r r in Ih e I i i ile d Stales al I h e r e c i i l . u r a l e s All o r d e r - I n r n e d in at T h e II. raid ufTirr n i n - t lie a r r o m p a i n e d h, (tie r a s h in p n j m e o l : ■: +-r This Coupon. Vtei-n n,:C.I\ I ll Until t;e i paper, is good for Ino vo't ii. In. . ..iilcitl «. Herald's .Salesman h.p i amp iipn l >i the 1 * 1 *• low ing contestant : fu liy to win. . S| .* \ Iiil-; 12'. v oit-. I . ill Vol t *.(10 Vol i - I 'll !\.• 1. s 11. 1 .1.1 > 11" T i n - " I . - . 111 11. i i p i . . .1 ll.. iii i i l $'.! 110 p , >i . . 11I . ■i i P tt i , 11 i t III.-.* III ..lit l.r- . I I. 1In \\ i . i. •; . i y ..Ii*- lull*. \ ol . VolrVIII.-- lO.j.'IO \ tilt— 11• * ., 1. 1$ s ll" i ip i "-ii i ••I ii W " k i t I (lilr y rnr - 'll -i I 11 11 i.ii i ++<•<•++<•+ k 11< * II I " i I " in* . V• • l i t 1 I •W . l i t 1 1 . w ■i . 11 «■ .1.1 > I ,.> hi -m. A m t . i i i n r Imlt ■eniiliiii' m S .i o f o r i l o r S r n i i o o l i - l o n t i l t . o tt-r Hi j n i r i of act-, i - .lic'Uil*' t o t-ii 11-r thin iiiitoiiioiiih* anil sul« - m . n i .liip r n i n p a i c n not] t u n ip i - l e l o r out* ol lht< t . i l u n l i l f pn/i-i. o l lr r r c i. 1.000 \ " It - 11• i .i 1.1 $ I .'•! • innuol, . Rules . r.ftrI\ I'cpmu i in • ••fit* ' .II i. v ll* *iv.n’ .w. tit !). * • uh*» tnil lit!* ft.1 ••wry t%vo \vt*i l». i. tit 101* I!»•• - t'ip«.ii >. ill. In lil . 1 \.iti *> u.ll -, t.dtn.d I Tit paipn until the end. If one of the valuable prizes is not won a commission of imi pel 1. ut will ! r given you. It is- nn opportunity sueli as i-miih-. hut **• • + v + + + v v •! + •!*+ v + v v v • > v*!' *1 v VOTE 1 1 . 1 s* \\ .1 I ’ ndoubiedly they will do all they can to help you, but la make your­ The opportunity is good It depends largely on the ability of the indi­ vidual to gel results. No worker ran lose who remains active in the cam- Value $1350 Value $235 a »»• •!!f i l i iff ■< i >. + equipped, with halluunti;r>, four wheel hrakt-s; a wonderful car “The Standard Six.” Special I )ucu linisli.'I hu latest thinir. Is mi display in the slmw rtimns uf the Sanl’urd Ihiick ( ‘uinpany un Maynulia \venue. SK I’ON l> PRIZE a \ 'U \ Z F s * w + * * + + * * + * * + * • • L Hid don’ t depend entirely on them to do all flic work for self a winner you must put every spare moment you have into the business F IR S T v VW you. | Brack Standard Six j N< . op :»e lady wen . *.tri • anipnip •• "i iiinaui \. 11 11,p until t i • < .id »a.l lose I • • w I* • ' ■> ' 1 1■ -.. n e 1 1 : 1 1 a 1 /1 w d. 1 1 , til .1 »himmis; ion of -,i n p< ■ ,il ' hi all m n« . I . I" >d o ' o I ii I:■ ral.l if 'P ' in your hehalf. See all yor.r frl ‘m'*", and efili: 1 I hern of piling up vole: tor yourself. The Sanford Herald’s lug tampaigri has .1 u- 1 pollen a pood start These aie polden hours of opportunity for the vounp ladies of Seminole eountv. Never hefote has stall a liberal offer heen made here. •-Tj . po n’f let one minute go to waste. CONTESTANTS. 'I'he earnpaiy'ii is yet young. It is still pn*.-ib|i* to win. If you are not already in the tampaign he sure to nominate yourselt before Saturday night. l.et your friends know you mean business and are out to win. There is uolhinp In It*** Don't Stop Until You flave Won ..v*>.: - ' ■ ■ * •T -rY T V t [■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ It Ira 7* ; • w *e. «* * * v e w . j ] ;-rf*\ i v -.1 . ' 1 �\ H8& • 5 ■iCn == ------------_ • *•' * an A m e n d m e n t t o A r t i c l e I X o f c a lle d for r e a p p o r t l o t i m e n l a h a ll p re se n te d to thn u n d e r s i g n e d It h aa " '<ntf*n>' In lW e a t o f. K ' l R t l U l k M Him C o n s t i t u t i o n ' o f t h e . s t a t e o f not be lim ite d t o e x p i r e a t t h a end been made to a p p e n r Hint u h a n k i n g TH p SA N FO R D j F R I D A Y . S K P T . .1 2 . 1 9 2 1 . l i n i l l 1- d f x i r l n n l In fltfa i l l l C h f ' F lo rid a , llv ln tlv o t o T a x a t i o n and o f tw e n ty d nya o r a t a l l. u n t i l r r - nml t r u s t cotuiuinv u n d e r t h » nnniu Coiliplalltr, Dufenilonta.- " < - j , .Kina tire. C o n ne ll, c a|i|>oiilonmcnt Is e f f e c t e d , a n d s h a l l u, t t l l D K I l F D D P lT U L IC A T lO N . II« It I tc s o lv rd by t h e I . c e l s l a t u r e Consider no b u s i n e s s o t h e r t h a n of HAN FOltD HANK AND T i t U B T c e r ra iled t h e d r e g s o f E u r o p e , a j P la y e r p ia n o s t h n t will r u n r *5 In I ll#•r*•f «Ira. ** M i im iv u COMPANY, lo c a te d a t . H anford. T o nil p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r ­ of th e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a : auch r r a p p o r t l o n m e n t ) . l a r g e n u m b e r o f w h o m ho h n s s u b - ' h o u r w ith o u t s t o p p i n g n r o hotr F l o r i d a , and o r g a n i s e d tin d er t h a e s t hy. throu ir h and u n d e r H a r v e y * h d e a c h o f f^yoH"«,,rr' 4.-l T h a t t h e f o ll o w i n g a m e n d m e n t t o h e r e b y r c u l r e d ’® ^ “ — |* J * .“ ’J '1 l f dead, a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m ________ ___ la w s o f F l o r i d a , tins c om p ile d w i t h II. Iltird . d e c e a se d , ns h e l m , d e ­ A rticle I X o f th e C o n s t i t u t i o n o f , s c q u c n t l y b e e n f o r c e d t j d e p o r t . m-itle b e c a u s e t h e r e is no A m o o t i n g o f t h e S a n f o r d H ig h f . " Kn u n ,, *’ r t h e s a id M ary the o f c o m p lain t In ,h?P n r > s L . P r o p o s i n g oil th e p ro v isio n s re q u ire d to lie v is e e s o r o t h e r w i s e : t h e H e l m o f Hilt-d S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , r e l a t i v e to * J ar.iiiii. t it. day ,)f A.H. R . H . p 0 . A . E . S o s e r io u s has th e problem 1 2 , i A|^ „ J r . l ('Is 8 '*r J , ° n 1 Or I c om p lie d with- l.y t h e T r u s t Ia iw s J a c o b M I tlll. If l iv i n g , a n d If d ead, 'Co^tlniipd tra m p a s s 1.) S c h o o l t e a c h e r s w i ll b e held in t h o .a^nd A A "n ,Vl rree'v w " ' I1g rn Ak E e rr* .f “ h h e7 rr T a x a t i o n and F i n a n c e , to be n u m ­ n ai tt i, uus* r A a t the Court it h#r- A n* [TnCAI- A G E N T b e r , < 1 S e c t i o n K lev e n ( I D o f said nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g u n d e r said . A ”» f t J f l * . £ ? nS J l*.?‘ . , o n ° r ' o l t h e s t a t e of F l o r i d a b e f o r e a •1 0 ( o f o b je c t hu m ble f o r e i g n e r s iic c o m o , I m e n t o b d p a h a r a s s e d C h r i s t * h i g h s c h o o l b u i l d i n g a t 0 : 3 0 o ’c lo c k h u s b a n d , d e c e a s e d nr o t h e r w i s e ; A rticle IX . be and th e s a m e Is h e r e ­ Cm,n tin Klnle n f F l o r i d a . D e l a t i n g t o «.vi,i a „ ( c ™ l 'ri” " 1, t r n m C a c c l ) K p p ! " a " l’ w rn fti in n n a n n o u n c c I ’D R W O R K I . V , i ' E O l ' I . K . com pan tig y nnwn sh a ll he a u t h o r is e d t o H e ir s o f J a c o b M. H ill, d e c e a s e d o r S e m in o le T h o m a s A. f l r o t h e r s o n . J r . , and ____ T a x a t i o n nnd F i n a n c e . “ “ Tekggo sm oth ered p ostm as( v j j y t h » t b e c a u s e o f t h e n e ^ , D ° U,fh ° Ulhr by Snnfnr'' , h " '•"Inter, -s •j j* , c ° o g r e s s is b e i n g p e t i t i o n e d S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g , S e p t . 13, t o c o n ­ I l r o t h e r s o n . his w if e . If llvlnir. and by a g r e e d to and s h a l l In. s u b m i t ­ He It R e s o lv e d l,y t h e L e g i s l a t u r e c o m m e n c e t h e b u s i n e s s o f a t r u s t o t h e r w i s e : and all p n r t le a c l a i m i n g ted to th e e l e c t o r s o f th e S t a t e a t _*ch m a n in t h e A r m y sho uld c o m p a n y In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e a n y In t e r e s t of. In nnd t o tho landn n e w b u s l n e x s he I h n n it . l c a m P nyr<l l , c l t c r b« 11 AlvCnll. 3 b of the B t a t e o f F l o r i d a : T i l e - L e s t r,f w o r k e r s g e t o ut o f i r dead , all p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r - ' the g e n e r a l e l e c t i o n to tie held on 0 y t t o shut nut f u r t h e r i m m i g r a t i o n . Involved In t h is su it, s i t u a t e d , l y i n g p r o v is io n s o f Its C h a r t e r . . - i p a b l c o f e x p a n d i n g h i s u s e - s id e r p l a n s f o r t h e y e a r s ' w o r k , a c ­ e sta u n d e r t h e said t h a n ltd o p p o n e n t s and b u t f o r n Riv,* Thom as A. I the f i r s t T u e s d a y a f t e r th e f i r s t That the fo llo w in g a m en dm en t Dar tWs G c o n r o W . T t-riw hen tlie l i * c r f.-tilr •„ p e t. nnd b e in g Itlv jlio C o u n t y o f HemNow, t h e r e f o r e . I. 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" . vl de d T h r prrcrdlna regular g a l h o u r a o f s a l e the f o l l o w l o g d e - M ■ r.i|,iMl or reg u la r S la t e rrnsua. a c r l b r d U n d l y l n a a n i l b ul ng In « l i " li rv ,*r a h u l l l i a v s b e e n l a k r n Setnlnola County. Florida, t o - w l f ,0 a r e a l n n y a p p o r t i o n m e n t o f Rri>Lot T w o ( 2 ). I!lock T en ' (10 ) T i e r r - . r m n . l v r . In t h e S e n a t e a m , in N in e ( » ) . o f t h r T o w n „ f S a n f o r d . ' ' *' H o u s e o f I t s p r r s r n t n t l v v n . s b a l l Sam lnola County. Florida urrord••' ol i ol in i n u k l n g n n y s u c h u p p e r I n g t o K. II. T r u f T o r d ' s Ma p o f H a n . " Omr ul In t h r event th r Leglaf o r d . F l o r i d a , d u l y m - o r d r d In t h e '..'•ir.. a h a l l f a l l t o r e a p p o r t i o n t h e P u b l i c H a c o rd i of Hrmlnole F o u n i y r .-pi r s « n t a t l o n I n t h e L a a l a l a l u r a 1- u r c h a a e r t o p a y f o r t i t l e •'* ' r q u l r a d by this sinrmtmsnt. H. c . i n ' i i o s k G overnor shall (w ithin I>. Le T H K A S H L R . "■ "ly days aftsr tha a d jo u r n , K D X V A l t l ) F LANE. s the reg u lar a«ssion), 1hr L c g l a l a t u r a t o g c t h c i lu r * '• “ o r d in a r y s e s s i o n t o c o n a l j e r t h a h u rstio n u f r e a p p o r t l o n m e l i t - . * H d s-iih e s t r a n r d l n s r y spssloru o f t h a |^-*t«lalura la h a r a b ;^ Fa-iulrad t o r a a p p o r t i • rntatio n as m z jM & ki knocks at Every Man s Door Every Day in the Herald’s " ' .... ' I ! ! t ! »TA%‘5WV!KXlr"'=” Offlca o f tha Comptrollar A& Larifo Keq» your placr sanilary and freefrpnijliea, 12 or. — c -i -— - | r ! ‘ '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u ita g a 'i l ,B ). . .' Etai .. B v; . . W IGGLY PR IC E S . SHOP AT THK __ ____ i t » r n i T t ^ t i w .—1 AND A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH CUTS WE SOLICIT YOUR . PATRONAGE. DON’T PA Y MORE. . . i..| . . . . . , ^ . . 0, - '■ p H0 N E > 106.J QlijpK -A\a AVE H A V E A CO M PLETE STOCK O F FR U IT S ANI) V E G E T A B L E S AT PIGGLY iH GROCERY ip 2 lbs. 25c : tl MARKET ADVANCING ~ 2-bz pkg 16c; l/ r lb pkg 20c; l/2Ab pkg 39c ■ I WE OFFER FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FANCY WESTERN BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL EAT FLORIDA BEEF, FAT HENS ANI) FRYERS DRESSED HAMS, BACON, MACKEREL, CODFISH, SAUSAGE, LIVER, BRAINS, BUTTER, CHEESE, MILK #* V .ry W EI P te*' --------------------------------------------------Thea-Nectar Tea M X E D l.l KEYMAR NO. 2 CAN, 2 CANS Q <7 * O / C o’CIodk Teas, pkg. 10c company^ LORN A P O O N E S , 13c 1 A 25c VALUE 3 CANS FANCY MALAGA Iiox T H E U N IV ER SA L B E V E R A G E >»<«*• i U K .i a [I11 worthy or your] Sl“c just w hat we do l C o m m lsa lu n s ra 4c +7 Cleanser jn T a 'iT S c M A T C H ES t?I f T rL > I r L U ' I®iftil 8 t o e f t l . 'itL 5c . JA M E S O. SHARON, S o l ic t o r for Complainant. (and s u c h w x " i b will be nhle to k’ood percentage of 'HI and yet get ju st as J** TOILET PAPER .$ IV DAY AND iATlIRDAY SI’KCIAL X SOAP COMBINATION BACON Veal Loaf June Peas NORTH SQUARE CUT, LB. m . ................. .. <■ ^77 IS •SAVE MONEY •-v y< J. HUGH T1LLIS, Proprietor Fourth and Sanford. ...< o ’ Phone 105 V-sJ-oevH, ■ (k* * a.V t f tvtK t-x-i ^ Jl .H*4PxX "W* ^ �Gwwal Perehfag Step3 Down^" ' ..... •rurnixii rirfft M.AND d r SIS_________SCOIt or JOW ABfi USCIt o ---------- N i M S r r I ’koa* 144 r*aa« IDll!Oni|>Tln]« HATRI " w ~ 4 l l i « 81* Month!..11.(0 '*<• •* / H r br Carrier, par 1 ( 0. CW akljr Bdltlon, 11.00 (I n C N i All Cbltuarr I ■f thunk*, reaolutlona ‘ If <titertalnmrnle where I rr Ida will ba charged rpidvertlalnic rates. iV.vi I In thi« ra puhii Mwtl< ara fci • a o ciA T K o m a n 1 I’reae le eiclueIhe uee for repub' 1 newa dleoatrhea not othrrwlee creder and aleo the local herein. All rlahta of f epeclnl dlepatche* reeerved. ID A Y , .'&KPTRMHER 12,. 1924 I L E T l f O U C H T FOR TO DA Y ' T H E U N TA M E D T O N G U E :— I th a t keepeth hi* mouth keepeth II l i f e ; but he thnt openeth wide lipa nhall hnve destruction.— J ■rbs 13: ,3. SIN S O F T H E GO LFER •f o r a Roll cup ol silver he left Ua, •• J u s t fo r a mesial to horn; on the |O f husband arid fnther the mounter “i bereft us. D eserting his wife nnd his childreq and nil. ( • W h e re !’’ erlas my littlost one. j ■_ "whfcre Is my d ad d y?” ."Clim bing o’e r hunkers witli I three other men; And Until y o u are old and can net as his caddy, -— -----..i ■ e T ® 11 ncver behold him . , a g ijn ." f W « th a t had loved him so humored his •fancies. Laughed nt the stories he told _ ° ’c r nn<t o'er; •, That r i l l r j o l win, h signed a ••••:* y e a r lensf iafcertainly building f ,r tha futur^. OrlnndiJ w pen|,|i , nullin'! enough Iq Drill.Hi' of Slltlfnl (l'.v ; athletic f^-ld^ S--1 (I B e t Japan \vnrr u- f« l"l wIll'll *»|)i t sees us bristling „v< hrrr Ml A tin i (■ lea today, , ^ « . . - O moN H TeAM i ,n • " • ' Buffalos, MISS ROSAMOND RADFX)RD, Society Editor. * i S 5 K i iiidiblTi ‘w r a s a s sjV SiS le n d a r I ^ h|c? P ° moii~t>rokc • Ht.ai'' Evanston (IU.) ] months for peeping mt0 S L Windows, when he ' V * | look the snrn* * ' SU tistics show the 'a l m o s t five billion year, but some polltiiiam » i niand n recount. . ®*)i S t Louis woman broke h*i band s no.c with s bi||,, J ^ , maybe he will keep out J yesterday thnt the vote for Spnntn.-, •' ^ ’ f***'' ( ° r President, i I ’ijhq |li<'|\ili<il(ap Senator won '<y [ more than 5(1,000. according •« ihc i Day. simi- latest reports. Pn,Un w? ,an?.i n ,,u‘ mi,lst "f National Defense I ursuant to the 1 resident’s proclamation, followed bv ,ar proclamations b y governor ami mavor, every a b l e - b o d i e d Y E A R S ng- on Sept -m- ' man in Sanford will register, at least theoretically at the ,t herFOUR you rcu«i read m in vour our u m.irnitig l armory nnrtioiujit,, ' «u...... .. • t , ,, i1’" *III. you armory' and then partief— •’ ; Colleges are epenin- lnd ui boys ..w e a r the.r larg e r they run slip t>,. ‘ . Ihcir heads ' ,m o ,' Maine previous J g i"e n j •niatoi in I 1 ■<»xsr t t r v - i j s r a a s ' - '" " u“>-j Evitri'nhiA ...III — , . i. - , w %r* Z rT cZ , : z : z z ^ 'lh, n r r "••• as ('nolid^f |H *nr year < * u ,.................................. ^ ! w & S 'b c lNtatoment - ......hv. -S«nal.»r lla rj .. o :hcn K t r ow n g the 'r n v i m e „(nk Li . j t review oUT standing army, .-mint our National mg, .hen running PLUCK PALM BEACH i ti ? ;r r ;!e — ...... . that lhr Wit liio American aviaturs ip nwiflr Krpuhliran victnrv horse is stolen. rt"o Ii ,| Labrador front Greenland. ceitain. it u ., •liHcrvcd that Lieut. Arnold, Having done so It turned out that Harding w is win, in ex.elien t litimor, seemed continue to .. I W0 ,Wl11 »h«iut prepareilness. comes we will he as logv<as?w . f?v th‘’ »"’Nt war "■••r.* right than h c lh' ng'iit I iinabl, to raise his right arm. K. • ■ •• ever Were before A certain be he was. was, lie H won with even mil . Dm. aboard tile American destroy- ; ! s a' a ^ r r n,,tl also a large nunn called upon in VasesT.f^me,^ °f can he guatvi/iteeel. Hut it is just a Inn Id's lion votes In spare. ci he lieni ly collapsed. It was j onl\ after two hours’ massaging ai d d-" taring that he was able to I TIM’ Kl’ Kl.ux KLAN w.n o it :«• \ food. 'N thing at a liV’ Arnold told the h<’1’1 •’h-.-nul ”K!o„ k la \6*s < it. noiideuiH. Ho explained that “ on I lie Democrat so badly I.e a t ­ I nude .v in the lontr jump the fuel P'.n.i had •topped working, an I en for Governor in Maine i- Mr. J tb , t i had fed gii«nline into the Ilnttangail, the stout gentleman «•'c bv hand. For four hour* ,h,,< Kot up lit the Democratic C.,.i i It .. tinned his stendv pumping 'entt.m and Hcimuin ,*d the Klin, I s m ,nv strok"n to the minuia, and <«l’mg >t hv name most th e ---------- standing nrrnv, '‘,' 1 ,me" " hi, h ,,i,n i ,»,*!:S r!!\ ,:;n,,1(nr!li;!:d ......”..... ............... ...... i(- e hil h a r d to s e e h o w ail t h i s p n r a d - JKiSSfv'KSi's ? r r 1"*- "•■"■"'••''f'j.'rx.s IL l i » v . . « vi-nr 0(1good to w a rd "iio iw m ade n ex t m o n th nr a y e a r .......... n ’" ! " 7 V Xl. ™' “ I HI t*/*{Vf Die (Jytqu' f «<ic plat lorm tool u n ' T ' . J . n r t m . n , ... .......... s o i l .................. . do most casu-s not uhlf-hiiiiiixl ^ :,,, ^ fT » x ,r ; ' r } ,,f ... V ■" They $>y .the governor to be of I* mi.rll. . I' 1 'bluing <>f n.s uiuler-cli?tv. T e xas Is.nn excellent cook Dint s B something better than being go\ srnor. . m "".I *•- « • «» 1” K. t - o This \ t irncral l'i*r»hni|f’* Inst * ........................... . " ’ ............ .............. ....................... i.i . . . . . v a n .ms w y In haVmuiN |>ut he will «>.tm m. .......... ... , l " 1 •“ 'p a n - a n d I ’rr.si., to ba junf Mr K' mmI ii vt«l tiM'ful I n t I ten t a rormctly "<• m u s t , ,r a . i ; i ! « v i , s^^":|l,i,J^ ; . iVVii r " 1; 1. 'a11" ' s , , p*' n i , *«i 1 2 HKf ^ — 4I I el u i »'I" 1‘ lrt-n g,» dm vn u newSiiapei >fflt e il •Iioii M a n d r e g i s t e r t h e old capital offense death by miyorir to M'iiiom* v ItJill g e l util In-ads t o g e t h e r a n d g i v e a |„„g , ,r , hcAri* «»r puhte jmi f t oiii b f i o t h e i la k e Imlnol., "I,I. u,.'n ^ h , ....... ............... - ..... . 1Z " B!’ NV. ’ v ' l V c u f ... .............. ..... „ T i lt lM A S A. EDISO N ,,.„ie for f oohdg. Ill' -nv * he Will 1 for him im 1 account of (hv •'hard ‘ t'IDp," KlIlHIIII. u h" •-ii I v oing, ha 1*1*11II111 I <o f III i - It ||l Ill’Vr-s (lull ( •hdge - eb- •inn i Inn^r Mill Kit hlv and ki Edison in an r- to i ii ■i ,i| It Ion gome IN Nl U M i r k bet n.gbt Ta „ n,an;, Hall belli eighty - n m "ig to u l i a in e tb, . and,da, •. . I .loht. W |lav is." |t wo,il,| i , unfair t.. Mi Davis not t,, |,.t know that many Tnintnatiy stale, men culled those meetings « . |, Ulnar fingers crossed •l it,an itn, l.U'K fo, "i| lei wants teal 0"v* <he h a l new- from T ami:, hi ,-. 'llm t t»i.-r .« A)|| i„. a terr-ip ' r Vote to, |.u F-dlette. f t WAMAn ^R W er n o r KI } , T h e v e r y f o u n d a t i o n o l b u s i n e s s is " ( ’ONFIDFNCE,^ People place confldeme iri olhers, Ibecause k they hiJ| cordidence in themselves and business ‘MS could could not llflt go m m’I otherwise The FIRST NATIONAL HANK is founded on c » J idente. People come to il with money \« ,u~ JI knowing the.r money is safe. In tonijia*..} w ithSl transat tion there is that personal interest, coiirtesran co-operation which proves the desirability of doinrSj m e s s w ith th is in s t it u t io n . F n O T “§ 4 '| 1 / n AJI 4­ W ENT C ITIZ EN The «u, •• >,f Mi- F, rgu«,,n of seen by I hi fuel t hat I he maturity I vu |o vvioiii-.g tin I lent, i, t at le " f Sllill -- f ul polil i, iiiiih are uteri " l i q u a t i o n I ,r goveinot of that who hat e passed the liter ItllHU of * -itt. Will mi e n ib ila llo t, aim in g life. \\ omen m e perhaps not suf ■ I,Up'll who hope t o see ( h e l l scX lleii'ntlv adept at it to win many ■ ,11*. a ' l m L " - h a r e o f t h e a c t u a l of lh,- hoiiot" v f r i i j;, g |,-.v„ r o f t h e n a tio n “ Mu ' I etguson, a- thev ,a ll her, b i T will f, | t h a t it m e a n s t b s i nmv adntn,i->ter her iilTire with ■ f i n e inanv v a i - t b e l e will a mii h -kill an | power as to eneotir •i i,uml,, i ,,f women congres- age inanv women in other - t a l e , t ,e:v_ |||,I s ,1,0 II, iv siiv that even '•) f"t tin high) r honors A w>> ill)', t h e n will tie a w- m an p r e *»h ■ ots, .mis the usual point lelit ' ,nl tneil,o,I but u its with sound it a b ng t u n e t " b a r n t lie* sense at d J,nlam ent, t- bound to . Ve • >1 t'ii' p ,|it n nl g a ii.v , as gt l a linge 1,1 low ing MI 1 m m /! I 1 ' i A l T i * llllV JA g t i# I ) lllr IK A 1 1 UN A L A H. p . W R I T 'N K R . ( u h i i ♦ •>+ +++4-+♦ * ♦4444 ♦ Attention F a rm ers! WE HAVE JU ST RECEIVED A CAR-1 LOAD OF ROCK LIME ( Be Sure to Place Your Order Early Carter Lumber Cal ----------------- - Phone 5 6 5 ---------- the individual needs1 o f every depositor. ^ • b* JV e invite new accounts . S lrcn g lh ! ; Service f * . Progress SEMINOLECOUNTYBANK »i . j , *'+ <lc,iciou" Picnic supper was ... ---- -----and R. Forrest; Mr. and Mrs. w aiter Raines, Mrs. Johnson and children, Miss Florn Burns, Miss Ina Pierce, Miss Marjorie Forrest, and C. W. Carroll. >1 _ „ . ! J . |). Rruce and H. W Akrn of 1Pnlntkn. nre business visitors' In the city today, registered at the Valdez Hotel. ELECTRIC CURLERS $1.50 THE OPPORTUNITY IS NOW BEFORE YOU AT . f a fco' , j| .tawja It.'A * nftai .. I , . . 1 — i. Lake Mary Geneva Ja ck Flynt returned home Sun C. S. Flowers has bought the Durant store here nnd expects to ilay Irom Delaware where he has been packing peaches. make meat a specialty. f ■ s ♦ Builds Better Babies ■ 1925 Mr Oldham hit^ purchnAe*! the l*o£jin prop*ft\ and mo\ed into it I Monday 1 Several people fiom hen* attend *ed ih** movie in Sanforti Saturday ' evening. Mr. and Mr* 11rt r r > (aeiirer from T ltU * \ llle, have moved to Uikv Harney. STUDEBAKERS THE DOUBTING THOMASES-NO MORE Will bo Unveiled Saturday, S at 2 P.M. 1he day of doubt for its future has passed in Orange ( ounty. Its fertile soils, its superb climate, its relative and accessible position to the markets of the world, from a transportation standpoint all of these have estabished lasting values wherever hard-surfaced highways have been built. BITHLO is destined to he the metropolis of East Orange, the last extensive portion of the county to be opened up by standard roads. SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. Lome in and let us tell you of the many other ad­ vantages the homesceker and investor will have in Bithlo— IK he buys before the developments that nat­ urally must follow have materialized. ■ •• NOl ARE INVITED if interested—to join us on a round trip to the town, without expense to yourself. Our lots and lands are now selling at prices where the smallest wage-earner or investor is enabled to buy. Ji Fall Styli a M SW E r ^ . . for Sweet Sixteen i is !lr' - There in .119 one mitre particular than Miaa Sixteen. Every minute detail in her fall cos­ tume must be absolutely fRahinn-rijrht. From the tips oj her jau n ty Oxfords with their gmart t>ow ties to the top of her chic felt hat, t»he i» the pernoniftcation of W hat the Young Girl W ears This Fall. ... _ Hostess' td_ Jenny pit SpauWingj Circle , » wonderful piece The JennW Spauldlng’Circle met church there, that at the home of Mrs. E. M. Carroll “ ctive man and that interesting speaker. on Sanford Heights, Wednesday *r stated that It will afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. At this interesting meeting wayi > worth the while of ° can attend, to hear and mmtns of making money for missionary work was discussed. It tonight. will he the kguest was decided to give s rummage w* men of the Presby- sale on Saturday, Sept. 18. It was also decided to send a box of heavy dothing to ths suffering Russlsns. » Mrs.' A. J . Lessing read some pa­ will be the guest pers on the work of Southern Bap- «•> • BLACK S A T IN , SU ED E AND " ** ■ <> K1U S P E C IA L P R IC E S ON W H IT E S H O E S ! 115 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. N► & wpCrA:Vi.itfdL!!S! ed at each meeting. The next meeting will be held at < > ■ <> & :: ;; > > .. • 11,, \NI 1* It 1». I I (I If I || I I 18 " m I V •m :w|31 Mrs. Culver Etheridge -.pent Wednesday in Sanford with tier sis- 1 S c i ) t . , n t h , ter, Mrs. Sum Bradford. The tantract for the new school bulldin Idlng ttt .. Lake . Mary . has been itractor Frank Loosing of let to Contractor nford,, The building U to be of • ck ana stucco, and will be beau- i ttfql as well as sanitary isnd prac- : f ’ ticol. The building (is to be ready . for’ use by) Jan. 1. In the mean- ▲ rime arrangements are being mode 1* >W for school to he held in tile Moth- )) >■' ‘A j.. >} v diit'cntirch bullditqr. •> m t« 5 8 Lake Mary is now well equipped i^ith the new electric lights. /»t iTtrrf: Imn °?mi Bt ri»e same Study thu hikr men of your home town, wherever it may be. I ndouhtedly you will find, on the whole, that seven out of ten of them made their money in real estate not buying, however, after others had forced prices .to high levels, blit by takiii/^ hold ahead of great develop­ ment projects, such as are being initiated in Eastern Orange County by reason of the new system of hard­ surfaced highways being finished into that virgin coin111 uni tv. T E E T H IN A 1 *10 Community ( C’luh held it* ^J|)rs. Durant and daughter CntmMia returned Thursday from monthly meeting Monday with a jfood Httendanee. Thi»re um . s one Daytona Beach. new member. The rluh will ^ive a chicken aupper Thiiraday, Sept |K, Rondmnster T. A. Woodbury was at the park Kveryhody ih weln business caller here Monday. com**. 1 ■ <* ■ •• Mr*, t ’hurlie Harrison has pur■ •> Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Snow and cha.-cd a new Ford touring csr. ^ children left h.v auto several days f ago for a two months' visit ill | Miss Alexia Mees from Miami Massachusetts. arrived here Inst week to stay with FREE BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES J her sister. Mrs. U l.efiles. snil Mm. Mrs. A. W. NV. Hutch Hntch of Mr. Ami D. D. Morgan is spending the Pinacastle were Sunday at -Pinacastle Sonday visitors nt tkk at nt Daylonu Beach. ftn ■>+♦<• ■44"44"4-4< 4s'-4- + 4 4%'4.^4'->-44"4'>'4'44 4-4-->'4 >4"( -4-44'4‘ A4"4«4<-44 + * + * + IN THE HEART OF EAST ORANGE He sure and See them. E. IL BrownlM. BITHLO ■ <• ■ -■ ■ + child Mr* J M Hollar, o f Gl l m rr . T r t a * . writes ‘*1 h a v e f o u r l l t t l * o n e * a n d u * rd T e e l h l n a w n h all of th em Wh en l»ahy I * f r e t f u l a n d n e r v n u a I s i r * h e r a don e a n d n he I * n oon l a u c h l n f f a n d playing " Teethlna c o n t a i n * n o o p i a t e * nr •o t h e r n a r r o t h * a n d c a n t>« a a f a l y ' g iv e n In t h r y ou n g e a t chi ld. I T e e t h l n a I* *old hy all d r u g g i a t * . nr *end 3 Or lo Mof Tet t lsaboratorlea. I Nd urn bun, O a . f o r p a c k a g * n n d Mr nnd Mrs. G arrett and family I Among the newcomers to ljik c of Pennsylvania, purchased llle delphin (396 ) 4 talk; Mury ere, .Mr .and Mrs. J . A. Vergns’ property und moved here Ihcstra; 6 recital. ‘ burgh (320) 5:30 Strnnge and children, of Sanford; lust week. 6 16 featu re ; 7 con- Mr. and Mrs. Aughton and children Essie Flynt spent a few days last <5f Stanford, 4»nd Mrs, Touchstone Jand ( 192) 12 orehes- a n d ’ children of Sanford. Mrs. week in St. Augustine. Touchtone lives in her new house Bessie and Julia Geiger and C a l­ L " 1tady (380) 8:30 on Wilbur Street. vin Oldham spent Monday in SunMrs. N. ii. Braddock en tertain­ ford. ngbilil (337) 4 concert; chestra; 6:30 bedtime; ed the little folks of I-ake Mary Homer Nicholson of Mims, was ' Thursday afternoon at her home in Pcert; 7 musical. Utiis Post-Dispatch' honor of th e .fifth birthday of her t here Monday on business, ---------------------------1 . . cstrn. . j ’ little daughter Myrtle. The chil- I — fun (409) 0:4 6 ffl_ musical; 7:15 R civ? [7 30 song. Mrs. Braddock was assisted in en­ tertaining .by Miss Camelia Du­ |GK M E E T IN G rant. i acting ,bt- n regular meeting a* -— —. *nole Rebekah“ Ixxlgt Mrs. W. G. Ferguson and riming in the Odd Fel|All insinbcrx are ur<?ed daughters returned Monday from a nt Visiting Rebekahs visit With friends and relatives in Fennsylvania and New York. L ru. 1A ctive inttrestCIo [L nz. 2s JrJTZ (I | York (492) 2 9 p. nt. lion, dance. York (526) 5.30 re alarms, concert, »u hi* services to the *»» placed in charge of •“ sirs of-the mission •’ m i * . Dirk (273) fi (5 vocal (15 - BHilr m itlr •ueatlnits •ucstions h*«rt. who tk the fctidtt fterian men today has « history. For a numMr. Swineheart was a Went and .wis, jiroqvl-, ncl*l afiairs of the OL f1 khis Commercial-Ap|) H.30 program. raJ 1 125) 5 In-dtimc; (5:30 concert; Rrv A n Atiua personnel in, tors,, officers and ?'T t'/ iT 7< u kgrlr* (395 V 8 orches(children; 10 classics. ier-Jouriutl I<otiisrt (400) 7:30-9 p. nt. to a ntatemeht' this ! A MODERN banking - organization; with ade­ quate facilities. * Sff!, rjirz* y ihvvr^ ~ 8 :4 5 SWINEHART SPEAK AT TONIGHT S E R V I C E GOLFINt; ARMS LIMITATION M " ' "in- m i,o i, run, r (409) Mrs. W. S. Sewellard and son link (455) 5 orchesCharles teturned Saturday from dance. Irk (405) 12(30-4 p Salisbury Beach, Mass, 4 15-9 music, talks, H E. Hebert of Green Cove nre 11 |nd 1312) 10 comic Springs wus the guest of his sis­ ravel tulk. solos, in­ ter. Sirs. Gilbert Whitaker, Su n ­ day. ill (txfin (526) 6 address; I>r. Hell, presiding older of the her. 'i musical. |l«ib'lphia (395) 5:30 1 Pnlatka dintriet. will preach here Sunday at the Methodiat church. (lelphtn (509) 4:05 Mrs. A. Minchcw, who has been talk; (1:15 orch estra; cert; 8 dunce; 9 recl- ill, this week is improving W H O IS I L L - T E M I ’ K K K D ? (M A LA S T A R (ngeles orchestra, co n c ert; music, solos, talks, COMMUNITY BUILDER I*. F O S T E R , I ' r c a i d e n t A FOR S E P T . 13 r Journal ( 4 2 9 ) 0 J . T. Lester, o f Jacksonville, with | fg-9 string quintette; the Covington Company, spent | Mr. nnd Mrs. L. R. Philips nnd Miss Marion Philips are spending U end jublicc. Thursday nnd Friday in Sanford |two weeks pleasantly nt Daytona 105 Palmetto Avr. |,Ko News (447.5) the guest of the Valdez Hotel. Bench. jtra; 7 q u a rte tte; 8 (theatre review. . _ George R. Hilty, with the Sou th­ George C. Brown, of Boston, was , Tribune (370) 6:3 0 ern Utilities Company, of Pnlatkn, in the city today cnlling on local .firing . . . . .quintette; . . 7:30 is spending several days in Sanford shoe merchants, registered at the 1:30 Bert Davis, Chap- ! the Kiient of the Vatdex Hotel. Valdez Hotel. khestra; 11:30 H af’-' Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Hinter and J*. on'hestra. W J . McCracken and Ralph Me (345) 0:45 Lulls- children returned Thursilny from Crnckcn, of Tampa, were business Plensant Mount and other points in visitors in Sanford Thursday nnd [Barn Dance. (530) 0 con cert; 7 Pennsylvania where they spent Friday the guests of the Valdez Hotel. three months pleasantly. talks. . (448) 0 pianist, IrA. II. Smhll, of Mncon, r e p r e - ' Mrs. W. A. Fitts. Mrs. Hal D-l n. in., nrchestra, senting the Mncon Pipe Company, Wight nnd Mrs. Claude Howard en ­ nnsti (309) 7 chimes; Is spending a few days in Sanford joyed a motor trip to Miami, where on business, the guest of the Valdez they arc spending n wee1; the ji<S 8 news review, guests of Mrs. John Dickens. it News (470) 8:30- Hotel. counters, recital; 11r A. S. Sparks, of Atlnntn, with Ed Moye returned Thursda ktr» iport (184) 9 orches- jfthe Dennison Manufacturing Com­ from Cocoa nnd will he with hi* A nervous an<1 fretful child la a ears pany, spent Thursday in the rity parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. E. Muy \ trial to the tired mother, whooflen is until Sunday, wacn he expects t o t a l a loss to discover the moss of ths pt Free Press (517) 6 attending to business, while re g is­ b ive for Gainesville to enter lh- Ilttla one'n dlatreea Put bat>l*n tiavn nervm Junt Ilka irniwn-upa anil n n University of Florida. (400) 8:30 studio. , tered hi the Valdez Hotel. only eiprrni* their reellnci* h> rr>ln# its City S t a r (411) , |I n a u r h r » M 8 a do *# o r (wr o f T e ^ t h theater. I n a w i l l u * u a l l > * o<) t h« l h « f r r t i i n f f vocal; 11 studio; 12 t s), 4hl a eii tzeit * i native of with In forensic setups, we hit I biridg In culled a |' I'.nd.U'l o| a hard and expect to Ik* hit hard. I l,trid%n ? I bat is the neiiuentouSanforil dnoMi't fi't'l I>.««11v nvi’i In t h a t o m i t s e e u« w e d i f f e r ,ptl*f«l IMI tliai ha.* been enui-itig (ho rcsblts of yesterday :s ball »>i“ h f t ............. .. w i n , ,, ,f w h , i,,y map' ^gentlemen f U • • Florida , ■ game. New fields m e like lien pi e>' to pass many ■bej.le • night . . " n Miii'dutf heavily wlien iir gels in •Uita Y$)u cun t w in m tlit in tor tin- past sever I months " f t I their way Hut we never bear mut'V - i timuMtmi d i ' i j “; 1,1 two bmp .** *9 • HI -auultl l>u spelled T ! >i Hi;m’ - ,W.th ice. and • dispute over will sul,The end of the Franks rase eat e a how r h i l l 'd I e d l l b e p ,., |.|lI|s ' !' ." 1 1 (|a.V I'li.lil ,| l her s.4jond Y , " on- horns. —Taint in the next with our opponent if ’ Just In tjllic to give ii - a chiiliei '■> ■ “ G L I I m .K'N friends tell bn. I a d 'r ' ' t d <l" ,h,N >*••«'■. “ * " g i n , t/rlnt right it ouglil to Im, wg Unnk be is righ'. .fisca •ions J , catch upon the pre season football H la y L r „ , n , e o f t h e ann his f if id m g h eieafte r at -polled 'Floridan' end tbetv i«>n't over putdic a ffa ir* eaute m, h rd P dope. > n n d i w , i n t o n * ™ ' * l W t * ‘ *f , , u ' to ile tt e li.d foi get about i> • s.-Cond 'i' iicvci v .js on-, it'd feeling- mi om part . 'vvu.'d ntu th toil are ju-t an igt t.n raphe.id er edit.,, not even VVl« Ii lie " n o w s Duns Perhaps the explanation for API tS ||.i;s it you spell it 'Klotid'ai. another seven I mkets of mud it ta. ,.s tnlsslng ji-wels in the Prince - | *> a i i 'i i n id r iH c . |,|,| n a * J '1” , t s M’a ' L f g a r d it a s n io r c reams line!, t •I all the fooh-h George Vda tits did tin"ty il ju»t nnothcr iliu^lrntmu •tiler day " H E N 5 i il rend I hetc i- , in- t hiny carrit-d tdf^' " " " ' ' J i ' , ho," ’,s a dai ipo s disgusting tire-oi'o . e -ebo . clttal * *.he Armvri< itn complex for 'g c e i t ' ( f t , and t h a ! dleet f OHn.pa gamwt e h urgvi liter la engaged le | ,y | | ,. " " M“ i u*n. K> gaid it |i,,„, o i,. , ’ ,ll,‘ '‘s l , " ,“ Hiolnbitam r ' " H I lent t h e h IS w. ha., not been loug'l o' •Ii |f„ Ing aouypnirs it king F 'u rrla press, vve’v. n,".*. t wt■n c . s. l l .n t a t o , d a Herald. With Which \ IJ . m o n ey build I I, ' I otto mote fotdisn, e.’uld sb, ,|" « •“ h i M a . v t h a t |»rr.) I, . 7 .“ " f U* , , , a *v ’ '» l s *,«»" I hnr we have been exchanging on », f ‘ The t^at fish sluiy i,| tin ilnv “ '-a I’ inland vv .n lb,. , bid „ n/l " ! . Arn',‘, “ a and Pndnl.i- f l e e t . " I l e a d o f t b ,. wide t r a i l - gosling, tiresome a n t u , |e- . VCSid cut* of neat Ocean City, \ count of our ..Id friend. Adrian I' I’an-x Thu llgui.* „| l, lvml*“ 'm it fs ls al “ “ ••ns o f the Medical fa m ily 5lH> I a n 'a Cord.i lleruld .lord,,,, |f w,. |lavt- hurt its .......... . - , J . tall of teleginph wires bring The foregoing is the fit t ill- tellin g s we nre sorry, mil won't d„ nK’s , “ Riven a* veal - a g o . you g e t a n ea rly g h m p - , ^broken b}' the weigtit of a shoal t folliivvr; America, L’r>.r, Fuilaiiil' nature.! comment an the euntro- SO uttv more It needn't 'a k e !h, t i „. ' N,(>; ( ’ r‘ al B rita in , h.p»i „• " f t h e u s i n g power o f m..imey ng Uslies resting th en while i* rarirc. L’lP . -e r s v we iia><- seen Tile papers |WO"" "K'dicitie unless tt j ; llN , (1 nq, their fv*»uthvM»r(1. I h e re r,VI„„ ,l,'bti..tig the spelli.'t: and ptonuri- nnd We are not going B p 1, # — *' -— (* HI T TH A T fades away m , tat'on of the word have done noth- mend dv,urn...... p e n ,........ .. * EU lc Cjunis whn returned from Wt a r e a s n m , i, i n f m mi-d ^J**ri* Tiieaduy said she returned day when a i usual little win- from 1 ,tr th a " l " ’ke a little fun ,V. fra "tb t„ stand any such dra- , d a " t i l e r ' s g cn iu .s miMllctlie early t|3a y e a r because it rained lie M 'le d .s a - 11.\ w hat *'V what p a n s say s that J I ' ,. ., ...... . m I ' **>K " ,h ‘' r W‘ '11 “ >•* Herald '" 'g n t a h -s . K m er.s,,,, too much fiver there. They rvi ...... ... .. . 1 M‘" “ fly fcttuu It can't pr.Mluco a paper gan tins offered to renew the loan 'hot ba < used ill fiat.a r i lu n gu ago, fpanUv ftiven’t heard in Purls -T-............ *.............. •" yet ( Contemporary Comment "f ? I iHl.ntid.ooo to the Bank of “ bouj It. I t ’s the Htar'a opinion j K A i i f Gonna Ruin no Mo” ’ • -*------- ------F ia n ce One hundred million do! ,h * 1 4bo .Herald needs a dose of The In N e w worm modu inc.— Oralu Star. cnk U's In jusi one little let,.' 1 111 »r14*\ to |" « U b l he t„ u II I1 Dr irly <i Rowutss It vei y M.at.y ciiticu e d i.'.i' u*1lAll 'i , DU(i (v{ |v f r a m e and then in dollar army o t j ICt i f at least fit •Il uf of blur, la newspapers ms It out of (ier h* Iioiu-j \inei icun | financjjnr. [ w h i c h hove rA ging 111 a Villy. dill usaioil N ew s t " suit.— i»«|lus r i *m t • » { n il prin to blast r-her M naliv.. ,,r citissn ,.f f* h •I5> “ ‘a i ft(h head. • tould lie culled a Flnritur ttfcrqui *•»> -im Front the |.,bor — o------a half that • a J-Toridun, tl.u Ocala .S t a r .! sit’eV.ta.-V."’ ‘ " >or the ! hV> P*" «he,r " otild n, , time of *“ *“ lu ith ei exte ’•I**4|, ‘ boy ♦ x m ^ r r . o u : rlldws are trying to fig u ir thut Ultimately a k ..U }1 J 4 ill-tempered and needs eut |ing trouble in coi,v,„r. V o r HA\ E A L W A Y S known c ..ur ways And means of going to tsh the loot o fje asto r oil. There isn’t i of ^castor nil. u wflli, , h ‘“ “ *«'>'“ • .*I"UI "an old fmi]*' Thousand of .....this The plan of Williams and Itn old guttu ball uiuioubledlv ,.-r« w». . .. ..r rv?:w.2 S f €- s* Jo prevent wort{f “ wq : old / crab * in Floridn than the I id fools are busy proving how j ; a a outlined in yesterday’s would reduce ail drives rudiculli keep letijtop of/th e Star, union always 1)ia unique and worthy of but the got le ts who played u tev.’ t-'-one 11 "in becoming u test „f loolish they can be. The strange rurr.'c* u chin on it., shoulder, i . a l ­ > ,h “ ‘ ‘ be world ' I t only goes to show that rounds with it last spring a.id that '»<•>" I'bv-ii al power, it is desirable thing u that a young female can ways bawling out something or th e re’s a will th e re’s a way. the) would rather null the game ^ •latdi,nitre the hall to « weight an f»'r»a rations to sometimes make un extraordinary somebody, and seemingly has bc- s- ‘t art some more p r e p a r a t i o n s Iliya there is no excuse for than go In., k to II. The new ball and nit* suited to pr*H.>nt link* nrcojne,possessed oi the idea that it • Il lift lull C olum bia R fo.'l „f herself about an old fool. ucprd. *’a not having a college cduru- which, if approved, will 1*., has an exclusive license to growl Tome i i f Be tyrant's it. It is hoped that the lighter kfl! News comes from Genova thu. und groOch. It would be a w ailc •standard.” proves to he it q u i t e "•> restore the finer shadings of _ mild experiment in arm* limit a beautiful young Hungarian u f't iq jc and ntcdlcine for the S U r " i f game rewarding skill in the shier 29 will see the begin- lion. It cuts less than ‘ "untess, GubrielLa Schezheny. to tak e c a s to r oil or anythitnr I m ®;Poat Card Week when rv- yards from Mr. lo i.c ) s normal half .hot.,, "fad eaw ays," effectiv e than dynamite.— I ’unta ■'h"t herself to death because > seriously normal wind borers.” borers.” etc. ei.- . It p e rfo rm s , . rv. b l a F lo rid a will send postal drives, nor did it eurt.,1 ■ C ^ b Herald-* “ * lends outside the state. the tee s h o t, of any of tne good 'i*,. ii2*_'11 1,1 *P. .l,r°ai'hes .......... “a -q"d" ‘‘on*thc year-old Austrian A rch­ - . v " i L ,h! T h i Star will leave it ta the othUsing can b« se c u r e d ; pluyeru who »• tried the National National jr. .*•— ••-«• iL I biks * *“ l1 , th" numed Eugene insist-d on err i o f the staid t„ decide this way and every- - > U * i appear. satUfactory, have shown v * li.he loP*nori:hers marrying somebody else a middle en iU-natuud in tbl? . Secretary pf Ubor Davis /ays co-opsrets by sanding ***S,riUnk worker, hnv, ve more gold mildly rntleiv'd" -ihc l? t!lc'r tcc^ Oualaho “ “* *L * “ Jb *‘ is a wise thing for a Dyke to I •hared in the debate 7 tw in iA. . , f u n v ll i u i i s a n d d o l l a r s A n d ' ", , ! " 1 , . ' ! " ''V I« th Dvo m i lli o n . ,m e b u ll li e d I, , •v lS UV '!V l,S l n r , , n , ° " Hs n " l v i h r h.M a u a v e r a g e s iz e d e l m ! ' b n ilg ld M'eili Unit t i n - \evv \ l i ’i'11 *»»zp«| c i t y . It •imi e 1 1 ,m l , , r i a l , Iv |Mlj .. .... ‘ b u r r It as r e a l l y g e l l i n g a l o n g MUTUAL CONFIDENCE f 1 Baby Nervous and Fretful? pi 1ST so kept the plane going. (bio mu. , jnent ,,f faltering, and —........ .. it would have talien into the lev. seething r sen jiikt below. The reason the feat was “ nothing nt all.” he said, was ti n t a f te r the lirst half-hoot pain mi In* nr in and shoulder disappeared, because thev were rnmplcipjy numb and insensible. There was pluck! And it was n g <nd e mi tuple of what the Atnerican flyers.have gone thrnugh over anil over nrnm on ihetr long pioneer voyage It is human cour­ age atiil end n ance even more than mechanical perfection nnd the - v .denial >> help t mulshed bv an unxtops government, that have T made the adventure Miecessfyj, A congenial party from Snnford enjoyed n t»o«t and fishing trip to Lemon B lu ff T h u r s d a y a f t e r ­ noon. ' " J. L. Mathews nnd dnughtcr, Mrs. May Dickens, a fter spend­ Miss Lila Mathews, of Alachua, ing two months pleasantly in S a n ­ spent Thursday in Sanford the ford. left the first of the week for guests of the Valdez Hotel. Charleston, S. C. Program * F. P. R I N E S f«ni *if. ............... h ^ z -;rs j ii . i!r j I. D. Arnold, of Florence. Ala., I of M. E. Church will |crMm social Friday apent scvrral days in the city lookhome of Mrs. Mor- ing over business prospects, the guest of frienda. ,6 p.m . ^ 1 nfT*« The Prince u. tVnlcs *,n South America next v,>ar to compare its l>nth:r ‘ :n* tnlii ours. , / ^ 1?' Randall leave todav for, Dnvtonn Reach where she will Spctjfl.the week-end. Mrs. E. S. key leaves today L A. Underwood, of Mdultrie, ch .to spend the ..Swlnpiiart, pf for Dnytona ;hi;- Oa., spent ThurmUi „ s‘2 teeek-end'vriL ends. [men. of Presbyterian ■ ' j « > 4 erhood rpoma.ojf Alval Huri< Thursday for . _ . . Ldwin Wgji, of Arcndfif-,!* the M. L. Swinehart, Hnvnntt, Cu to spend several gnest of his slater, M rs.'C lyd e A. es. Womann’ Aux- weeks. Byrd for several days. jbyterian Church, D. F. Howell and^ E. B. Currier, 8 p. m. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Fox, of Ocnla. JalT Circle No. 1. of U k e City, were business visitors nre spending s'evcral days in San* Mrs. Morton Me. n Sanrord, Thursday stopping nt . ford the guests of Mr. and Mrs. the Valdcx Hotel. 1^ ** McCall. G. E. nic, iKf may have had s n j y * ness now. . R. W . Deane, left Thursday for Miami whero he Is cfpectcd to be thfc gUrat of £rf(jnds. *' >. Fishing Trip Enjoyed Thursday Afternoon p e r s o n a l s icial .— t _ Phone: Rea. 426 .n d t Pr t ,.,H .„ . Denmark h aT ^ 77ri,, . . - a n fo r a now country try in time of pence, there is no question hut what in a llh rir (;c,M'r''1 Hague «" Earl. «nd time of emergency this great general will be found heeding p" vp him “ ,nim,,n dollars, ms country s call and giving freely of his ability wherever o r rour!"'' lhis country isn’t rich I needed. |enough to afford anything li k n , A general of exceptional ability, the world’s greatest T" AT’. bul il mi* hl ,1" SOMK-, strategist a successful lender in the in q u est for right and THING. for a defense of American ideals and principles. General ) OU (JOT the news from Maine j I-Tshing stands alone today and sets a standard difficult with n hnqg. You were told he.e| for his successor to measure up to. HuTpalV Fop Our Side —- *ZrT hHV' / | • * ....o .o M a . vi liipi-il eitiz,.|m Now tlpit most •f Iln home folk' returned rettfri have from their vacation-. _ before the tourist, : It Wonl ’tt be long aro coming down. R. i n w * * * * * - ~ *• *h-" Cole Bienne's come luo k -looilil ((. provide id\ Ulspirallon f,,i .Snlm v JX JatU . • w e a IS c was a jn ic e djnncri flrnernl Pershing’s gness lake oi share fifblt (IfhA cost sixty cents feelin what in the rijiwkVt imd nine dollars de­ good livered on The (mile. Coming nH hedid from comparative obscurity it did not As n dinner, it was n success. take General Pejflfinf long to make his m'ftrk there —- * jw p e r e q n a *who>w^U * — s g y t h a t A m c f j i c a ' V •V i V j T w ays Rut ns reywrd for n gcnernl thnt a s ( cnmnififtl three million Amrrnot , . e<f(J 11 " h f i d n d er t V j r l l r e c t j o j f o f 'th is ^ g fe a t lean r^pldie^s in the big war, nf*cr milit. tern., .i___, i . „ . _ xrrvlrtg‘ faithfully for ninny years enemies. But in Rnit#T»f Pershing has his before thut, it was not much, mnroh in r \u thjg.fnct he has Continued'Oil hiH,General Pershing is now retired s o with ni/'Imi Un II ^,°^nv A* en*ora privdte life he d o e s on n salary big enough to get him so Witn nil unequalled record and with the highest honors " !'n,nl1 fl,“ in » rheap quarter. paid him, ... all parts of the world. " The English do it differently. _It. .is safe to suy thnt while his services will he lost to the bnperinl Government nitric ..... one we shall . him no more. No,'more the glance of n fond lov> In g 'fath er. ’ Shines lh his mild nn<l Ix-nHiient eye, KiNo more W romps with his ihil* ’*. drch—he’d rather ^ Clout a boll clean from a had • downhill lie! — Ja m e s Montague in New York Herald, j P jjP -------- o ---------. Wonder if " P n " Ferguson will be uM a’s ” Lieut. •nnnt -Governor. Etas J —O' —-----Who egres how Maine goes? tW# weren’t counting on anything I; from h e r jm y w a y . As Brisbane Secs It Totlay marks the retirement of General John J . Persh­ from active service in the United States Army. Prrrhlng and Gratitude. You've Heard from Maine. Notbecause he is an old man, not on account of any men­ Hay Klonklaver*. , or Phy«>fal disqualification, General Pershing steps down Fingers Crossed. because of the age limit in effect in America’s army. And nY A R TH U R H R IS B A N E as he steps down the nation loses its greatest military leader, (O arriah * i i : « i and the world s most conspicuous military figure. It was just a few days ago thnt Newton D. Baker, secre- 1 Rcntlemcn lary of wnr In Woodrow Wibon'. wnr-timo cabinet mnde the ' D IST IN G U ISH E D statement that John J. Pershing wan selected to command r "'M c " di nn" * ! * ' Pershing lanranl, rii.H4a Bond C l« » M Httor, i/., *1 tha Pontufflca ing prfda. under Act of > THE SANFORD, HPRALn ;.ffR q )^ Y t A BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER ; t l*4*-sf* , rei 1 . i 4 w >H 1 '’a fU' • 1 ■ r *. v (iif; �•>7T. reVi ‘•AT, TH E SA N FPBH HERALD, F b ' f r r Ji} Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllinm K c lb c c were in Sanford MomTay evening. Winner Big: Fight JO] Grover L cflis, Clayton Brown and San t‘ Levy were in Apopka n few day’s ngdixm* business, '• • * v. IARRY WILLS IS EASY WINNER IVER LUIS ANGEL FIRPO LAST 1GHT i TWELVE ROUND BOUT *«a*n K H aaraB N «n raH aaa a a IT D R IV E S t U I l O’CEdS®' M0ps AND miSTE^ W O RM S. ,T h e surest sign of worms in c h il­ dren is paleness, lark of interest In play, frctfu ln css, variable a p p e ­ tite, picking at the nose nnd s u d ­ den startin g in sleep. W h en'these symptoms nppear it Is time to give White's Crcnm Vermifuge. A ’ few doses drives out the worms and puts the little one nrt'the road t to hrnlth njtain. W hite’s Cream o f O P 111 V erm ifuge has n record o f fifty * * yrdra of successful use. Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Reports o f Match Will be Unveiled Saturday, Sept. 13th, T H E tS A N F O R D H E R A L D , .< r» i* HILL HAMjg ^ l msm H S E P T . 1 2 , 1924. t the Herald Want A d s Work for You THEY w ill se l l y o u r p r o p e r t y , r e n t y o u r h o u se a n d se c u r e y o u r HELP n e tw w n 200 nruj 800 Snnfonli ®Po rL cn lhuslnsts were guests of, Tho Herald last night when t-rtunu 1 charco by round reaulU-ofl the Flrno-Will* fight ware received a t .this office i a Mp a m o r n i n g t r i b u n e here fo u T ffio nnd nnnounccd to the drXiwd by | ^ LS— A bargain. Home W A N T E D — Motor boat Send In your subscription to the __on, this 5-room megaphone, 7 in K0<H| W A N TE D — Ilelintiie or liver,mm Investment. 75xlO(J lot, brand _ shape. Hox 549. >wn P a n t h e r W i n s A l m o s t ,r------- and neat col- W lR A C l.K Concrete C o, general R E N T — Furnished rooms. bO R RKNT-A-Four ^ tdom'\ Tribune or hand it U, >„ur local new rjJJfiArcl<>k?.’ 'C lo s e I n ; I t wn8 a keenly interested group cement work, sidewalks, build­ bred girl— general house work , . house thoroughly , dealer so you can read Florida’s finished _Park Avo. ” : | garage, mmlern lthprov||nte|its. E v e r y R o u n d in R a t t l e T h n t believe you can beat phonsi U AN 1 ED —Used office desk, typeof ring follower* thnt hoard the ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . K. f o r small famll/. Phone 595-R. (food neighbors, light*. “— ^ Ti * FOR newspaper. One $ 1 ,850; $10 0 cash, , Kn;«‘test REN TFurnished bedroom. West f i r s t Street. Mrs. " AifriM W a s L a c k i n g in S p e c t a c u l a r , . ^ r‘t«r. nhow case, and ice box. ' W f f l t f T B l P ^ u p g niarriv j p,,,',, ! T e r wllleger, 1‘rop. report* a * they rnme In every few 311 Park Ave. Bhilp. ,L o t 60x117. • ‘ ' J S e e n in D o m p s c y - F ir p o C o ‘ price hi reply. minuted beginning at 9:18 o ’clock I Lumber and Building Material *. w IxJh s employment. Itcasonnhle . J 2 .0 J . I f you desire $1,000 insur- FOR IJOMC a / , ’“x City. icily & S o n b f iR R E N T —Two nice furnished b o l t R E N T — 7 room house and and continuing untf a f te r 111, C arter Lumber Compnnv sleeping porch, partly furnished, housekeeping rooms, $20.00. 312 . J J 75 ,o 2. I »W’ A NNT 1E D %— 1 Room ^ K ^ Sand T -bo, trd in C£V1P<'"sntlf>nv_ B o x 222, Hemld. oclex k. b o r half an hour Imforc. A re .. Phone 4B 1 N, luiurel Su Phone 585 best condition. Phone 571-J. . AV»otcdtVVeung woman with _______________ E"-» 5th St. Bright, sparkling eyes, cheeks with" the first message giving the r e ­ — - —--------------- iHsides the $ 1 ,000.00 rise in *strictly ’ "* " private residence. F . L.' heat apocaranco to work for n re ­ H IL L L U M B E R CO. House of b vret K E N T — Housekeeping rooms I the glow of health, a Bkin as smooth F R E N C H LIC K S P R I N G S , Ind., " ' ' " I tho preliminaries had lieon L E A R N A B O U T Polk County snd Vou'll sell f„r next winter ■*' cn ,e _ F O R R E N T —8 room house, close Service, Qunlity and Price. sponsible business house on n per­ as velvet, the ideal we all strive to Sept. 1 2 .— Tho course over which I received, the crowd began to gnthCut prices on ... I clipped with water, lights ami | in. Bo* L. E. care Herald. U k e l a n J . through ths S U r -T e ls "'I'liro Sanford Development C o ' " A N T E D — Ground f floor npart- centage basis, making her sales all Bttain. No blemishes, no eruptions, m . J v e^»t.»dvertising __________ _____medium _______ In _______ the Professional Golfers Associa­ er and when the report of the first •asL__Apply 300 French Ave. Ijra o Uth — 528. ' -merit, .................................. M a te s, I’ennsy|vanu furnlshed. Must be rcu- through house to house canvas In v* jFlrpo Never Exhibited Anv of tion championship will be played round o f the main laiul wns r e ­ no blackheads, .10 marks to destroy mg. "**■ Published mornings.; F o r s a i i -- OR R E N T — 0 room sonable. bOR RENT — Rooms. Wouldn’t Answut Box 317. ry Ave; resporiM' stale age, sales experi­ from Tenth Street to , . , ______ the even texture of healthy skin. Former Skill and Rout Wn* here Sept. If. to 20. will demand ceived a full crowd was on hnntl. Star-T eleg ram . U k e l a nd, Fla. h,,„» h you bp able to uso the money se- 1 iniflh Design ence and earnings expected about 3 acres of land 5u " 'A N T E D — One or two good milk Goldsltoru Street, and Olive Ave­ T h e secret is pure, red blood free The fans packed the sidew alk1 3 0 x 3 Vt Disappointing to Spectators top form for good srores. accord­ active loention. $ 1,000 OHIO— Xenia. Make f n „„ —»'.»ws. Call 183-J. Housekeeping experience with real nue from Tenth Street to Golds- cured hy renting that vacant room - — your your sales sales i or,u,ge " e e s ; 12 minutes from poisons and impurities, blood | ing to Arthur Lockwood, club pro­ in front of the office and wore*' now going to w aste? There are l * ‘rny Tubes town, on p7e you possession of through the Xcnin G arettc. iM d . “bility hard road. E lectricity,’. " A N T E D -M otor boat in that makes the body glow and tadilined lip in (hi* utrert to tho nppo-. | Ii' (t41 haail.o. L'.. most essential .qunli- l oro Street, a width of 18 feet, that many persons looking for plnces to L O S T — Bunch H or 10 keys on NEVV Y O R K , Sept. 12.— The fessional. ficati on bath ntul Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural kl hnuiC' 3 bedrooms, Success means substan­ it " t . First St. Finder please return all improvements. shape. Box 549. ate health, biood that drives pirn------------— I ho office wns fitii I Help take cure of them nnd |I„X \ p <• , o( n The course is long and difficult, site sidewalks. Rod Tiibi-H Brown Panther clawed the Wild [and dining room. L o t d is t r ic t W ant ud and display »-1.1111(1. tial permanent position. Write all of said paving, re-paving, hnnl filled with those who were trving pies, boils eiuptlona, and 0 . . . . ' not only make money hut assist in with a wealth of hills and hollows Box Q. cure l i e n , Id. “in facing and re-hard surfacing of rates on request. | features. I^irgc lot, 12 x 4 B u ll *llly in the J e r s e y City Howl GOt ill farming land for rent skin hlcmiKhes from the cy. ’. cm. 1 I’ V o I T l l t n 8 u S T D C r keeping people in Sanford. Phone , 7 ” ---- --------- —™ = and more than 100 wide and deep to predirt the outcome and the tel Restricted district, Tenth S tie et, Mulberry Avenue COLHMnua t o » . j K u n n R ii—ri» s» . L E O N A R D T ’S E U X I R FOR sale. F or further details see Ja*t night, floored him with a traps. 148 nnd give your nd over tho tel* i'lie elevated putting ephotie calls inquiring about the I IJteil ads hsvr the largeet ctrrua i l gfaran i unnclly & S o n match, were almost continuous. T H E B L O O D rich red im,I Oliv,, Avenue, as aforesaid, 4'pllOllt*. Um 1 he Herald for quick cra ck on the jaw in the second greens prove most deceiving in dis­ latloo In Houthwestern Oeurglo. f - Mnllem, 319 E. F irst St blood, drives the ii-y u riti.s out, |a Avr. Phone 48 I l ' l * In f* word) Un Firpo was easily the favorite shall la- done in strict compliance ^ITVid*. FO R R E N T Nearly 2 acres tiled ______ _ but couldn't stop him. Wills tance. Donald Ross, famous build­ among local fans. __________ _ _ _ There were I Harry Wills, the colored heavyweight of New Orleans, easily de- brings tho glow of health. Use it er of golf courses, laid out the A D V E R T IS E . In the Jou rn al-H er­ celery or v.— .t,,|,l land. R. E. D O U B L E R E D hibiscus nnd other j i‘ OR K K N T —3 for lijcht f i v e to. m modem 1•Illicit |(*U, with the plans, specifications, pro ■ Won in nlmost every round and Insist on I I'.O M A R D F S . . .. . . . __ fented I.ills f ir p o , the g ian t South American, at J e r s e y City last now. ald, South Georgia’s g reatest Milieu, West Side. J-tench Lick links and declares it many, however, who predicted that night. h<»iist'k<»t'|ii!i}r. fnriMar of Klin p j .i i well rooted flowering shrubs. c,a**‘ huge hedr hii|nf( t |*in• tiles and estimaleH therefor, now J paf m k t t o the Argentine could not triumph Refuse substitute:. At all druggists. I N C X T l O R E N T —4-ri'om furnish, I t: ov" '* mu" t said I to la; h.d newspaper. Morning, his m. masterpiece. It is .similar \v«* uml :<t «l St.. :U7. IMiont1 ,, - , lorning, afternoon. ---- --------- ----------_ I See Mrs. Ellsworth. Bear,lull Ave^' i ‘‘tH a,"l "th e r features. Shade t r e - , fib' in the office of the City 4 «7 W over his colored opponent. The r 1 g f n° .r on,llt|on r «rrled him to Oakland apartment. All conveniences, Ij nnd‘ “Sunday ‘ "1 .1 Sanford A, day weekly Classified rates Hills, where Cyril through to victory. On the other Detroit crowd evidenced its disappointment •OR S A L K - O n e U. S. Del roil hot I ‘ " “‘"i' ," " 1 " f ‘T '5 Managei of the City ,.f Sanford, and garage. 117 laiurel Ave. 10c pci c r itr lino. Waycross JournalW « . ................. Walker won the Amerienn open. He swings with right hut Wills air furnace, including radiators lilMl Tii*i%t is. I. iiiup ^raroLrr I his bloiida, which «aid plans, s p c ili over a Wills victory. hand. Flrpo lacked all o f his old Mrs. (J. W. Nicholson left Turs- t + 'f'+ + + + + + + + + + ’S’* * ‘{ "> < '*< '** •!’+ + + -M .+<.+++++ 4 . * + + + + + 4.4. 4 f .+ t + + + + + + + + < + + Herald, JVVaycross. Georgia. b OR REN'T One furnished apart­ «alk er. W alter Hagen, just 1 | la a real home. Easy terms. and conduit. For house' with ten nch. He tired, he floundered and The Brown Panther showed he steps m quirk ly nnd rocks his head .1 iv tot Daytona Bench to visit her ;.^..y+%i..}. + ... + + % , + + + + w .++ ++++ +++<<++<f^ + + f+ + + ++++ + + + ^+ ment. 21 I East Second. hack from England with the llritcations, profiles and estimates have rule between Tenth Street nnd I TO R E A C i l the prosperous f a rm ­ A. I*. ( (Hint'llv & S o n New 5-room bungalow. I D E A L , riM*n,s- Hoolehun-Coleinnn. 1033 squealed out loud when Wills was the master throughout and as with a light to the fuce. Again the Him. () R. Nicholson, ami his wife. i*h championship; Gene S u r a z e n J Gold-l»>ro Street, will he hen,-fitted * OR R E N T - Two room apart* ers and fern growers of Volusia location Garage. Large |„t. Street S t­ . roughed him in the clinches. In the tight progressed there weie 108 Magnolia Ave. I’ll,me 48 I een heretofore approved hy the Fir; right fails and W ills laud ■ n k Hutchinson. MacDonald ment. 703 Palmetto Ave. i Dividing for the county advertise in the D oU n d and Sid, walk all paid Small cash < ity < otnniission and constitute •’> I he iinprov cl ient provided for I j n e **Kt round. Wills landed a hard FOP. S A L E Seven hend A l light to hody. Wills gives f ir p o a > ■ ■ 1 Daily News, rate 1 c per word, cash pnvn.ent, hall,nee like rent. You, the bO R R E N T — burnished two room l e f t hood to F irp o ’s belly and you mules, excellent con,lit •II la. •-Paving, Hard S u r- with o rder.__ I he plans and specifications for h.v this res,ilit!;,ct, and that hard heating to stomach and hen! o th e r S till' I I apartment with or without g a r­ snuulu see it to appreciate real I Mills, Phone I 1 fiat '51rc-elutlon shall l e and could hear the Wild Hull bellow expcelcd to ‘ I" d al assess,uepi s f„. made nnd Ovifilo, Ha. Ite Hard Su rfacin g Wills easily holds o ff f u p o when -aid proposed improvement of participate m age. 8 IH Oak Ave. A L I T T L E - Y\ AN T A l T l n ~ T h e ■ vn,lu With pain 20 feet from the ring. , hecoim effective immediately from S i t I T S — I'l.ure wool made ... event for a p m . * be latter attem pts to land right or Xv,tiue from Third Tenth Street between B e a n Avr eiitoic I against all lots and lands bOR R E N T —Two well locates!, Herald will bring you big re­ W ills was never in danger. He got I k Z',.!1 L,lK " ' " l ,,,r «• l« i r « ’ Of cs a terrific swing from Firp, measure, guaranteed to lit. and alt. , its passage and adoption left and contents h i m - •-1 f with rip lt d , '"itlgllollM or A. I’. Concllx • 1 lig h t . Sons, ^th t o Tenth S tree t, a suits. nne and Mulheiiy Avenue. Mur I d lollni'g Advertise those old articles m any n hard punch on the ribs, a I unfurnished atuirtnients. Apply SO.MKWHKRK IN T H E t $2.i.(itl. Scotch Woolen M i l l s , 305 | Adopt, (ins S day of Sept,in ping right to l.ody. .lust at the hell nm M « K I n d i a Av e . you have stoieil away nnd have! ' '""id *'kr ni* I ah .tt'ug upon such - 801 Burk Ave. or Phone 224. l a w to the head and alw ays lie took j is I’ll,mo I'erry Avenue hit w e l l Tenth il Feet. E 2nd St. r tm! i v n Wil1 ,,IT 's ' ven. f u p o lakes two hard clips hack WORLD ^O.MKONK IS H IT - t t 1 her A. I*. p.*24. +■>*'.^ •5+’M'.M. + ^ < .< .+ +++++++++++ +++ + + + <,++ no use for. A little thirty-cent ad ! them with n smile and with the ,V 'I,,. , ,, r'* in F tjm . lead, with his left. Put of the ear • an l (.oldshoio Street, i ml emit. MI|.luted irnpiov, nient shall I F L O R ID A Black Seed Rye. For may bring you several dollars. 1 F O R R E S T I A kb'. Case and confidence of a man oui'e of Hie title now held |,V ( idle .S„rn I causes Mo daiuag, I hey clinch winter |,:i lure or grain. High Itlivo Avenue hot we, n I . nth I" m ade upon a foot fr, ■ntage Bound Ivlev en. Ithe t 'it y fo m m is s io n Phone 148 nnd ren. I lie m,,n making the low 32 l oot mu., II v and aii said improvement shall he payable Nineteen Thousand E ig h t a representative lh.it su re o f himself. . i - ; t h a t la to uv . that in honied by the germination. $3.00 hu f ,, I. They come together with a crush -e-res will he paired for the match iisseinldage Wills thumps Fit po's jif S i,n t,trd , F lo r id a , will call to st‘c you. S t i c t ;.,,d Gold-horn t’lreut, a at the option of the property own­ Hundred and Ninety Two ( f p i I M XU SIIA I I .. ■ ' F o r once a Firpo fight ended L . v , ‘'linnnations |a ■ pa I at loll ol t h e s p,,ju | ussessGreenville. Fla. Tw , ho hags which -t„rt body hard, and the Wild Bull W ills land- haul to Fnpo'.s |,o,|y v uilli ,.f to (vet, and tin. t'oaiinis Ivbaht,' to im p ro v e , er* owning property hounding and F L O R I D A — (JltUANDO — Orlando K 92. mii Holla,s is the total ,[■ Without the usual fireworks. There Incsdav only Edwin May. Aliv ill, . f l a 1 y i oiiimtssiou ,,f no lit I "II ,-,,\ erillg tile i nut •mplat fir p o shows an inclination to clinch I ill The 32 elm,mated mornng Sentinel; largest class! 1 mat. d cost ,,f saul , m t. nqdat. .1 II llet, hy d e hrees the III . e-sll v urt. m c o n s tru c t, pave w aa no tumbling out of the ring, ••n .Monday will each ......... $.j(P gi nuts painfully, lie tries to shift uml the crowd urge- him to fig h ’ t<hutting upon su,h improvement ailfold Flotilla , d .• Ipre.v e in ,u ' . , i , h pe I'OR S A L E One complete set of ml as J + fled business, rate lc n word, minI ho pav mg no spectacular finish. It might I hose „n Tuesday $ 75, those .„„i and hit with Ins left and Wills 1 f i i p o stays on tin aggressive, hut pax mir, lun il witlt a s p h a l t , , n a 8 Alt' impt, v,'merit m the pivu g . dishes Used ju-l a short time .............. . shall he d e t e r m in e d and as follows; either in full within fmum 24c cash with order We Specialize In | | have been d ram a,. enough h id U, dims,lay $|U0, thase ,m Thurs- shifts and lands a right to the |cannot land, tin m g i,, hi mg Im. a mg and > loihl -ill faring tii e f o l l o w i n g A v e ­ Reasonable. Inquire 107 XX 'th thirty days a fte r said assessment* chin, f l i p ., lands a i ig’ lit uppercut L IB S. (Seal I |>" ,ate,| a c c o r d i, g to the foot ’ iWIJl* surcreded In keeping the •lav ? 1 Lit iiihI ihtiM* on K AUG US f A C H R O N IC L E - An- paving, h n,I snrfa, mg jind ?<■ h;n,l St. or call 12 f •\X f ml I" Hl. ' s ..I I, nth S tie et. Xt,,l clever. I hey clinch lotistaully, hut rity of S a n f o r d , F l o r shall stand equalized, approved and Wild Bull on the floor. Wills seem ■luN o f till* Ncrill flluil.s ■rnla\ tin " h l c h Jai s Hairy Hut h, comes ni the infighting Wills does hly c le lk . D . ' " I a . •• o f t he H’spe, liv e proper _ gustn. Ga.— Augusta’s greatest •ui lining of sanl portion of I can $ 125 v 1 ■•> ' m no,' and •» l , v A . oimi. XX II X not Im IRi vo,ii )i,.me in the Biil.li t, hack briskly w ith a i ig*hl to th, confirmed, or in ten equal annual ed to have the fight then and there I, lc >p* d ally , classifi, ,1 medium, rnte cash ,ft!1c •V ellu, i s . , | Sanford Building and Loan A -.o In - -pe, tally It, net,tte,| |,y said in, '-mil deadly Work |i a mauling ...... . -'I'd. a- a nctc.snt v gnhli, bead and then thumps tin Hull’ , F irp o K»t up pretty groggy and from Third l,' i f1a r KCH>c jier line, minimum installments with interest at the IVFNUK. a g a i n s t tumbling, w n vilmg i oimd. m ith e, pi oi • m e m . and lands adjoining cic.tion paying for it p,-t about ' i, .Would have been prey for llempsey ii; ioi$ in* ni ( .30c. In head Wills ita lita te s with .me •'"'ly again Fir p,, g, i s ,,x, , a righ ’ doing any damage rnte of eight per cent, per annum and , on t i g I In I , nth Street, In fo ,m at,on o, hounding and (he same ns rent B I I I I CR |III |{ R f s o i X b D *o Ho head hut I h i g h Willoi* a faster man than Wills + |M A IN E XVatcrvllte, Morning S sr- n h u t t i t . g upon BL I I I I li I l l f l t lii , 11.\ | D. I hat t h e T a x A - s e s s o r and the upon all deferred payments from Bound 'I'w i ll e. lo I he body. f ir p o misses will, Ins laud kiadlv given at Building A I . an improving, grading, ., st might lei I to E h p,,'s •aid tmpiovvui, n t , Firpo was sadly rallied. Ins ever tinel. Thousands of Maine peoI bi v hake hand- and f ir p o r Office, |08 Mnglioltn Ave. A , I.a* „ total .v | ,l.|111, |, I..I iv i,■>,instruction, pav 1 I'V • lei k ..| the I 'll V Ilf S.-reifulll. and after the time said special a s ­ Were glazed and he was primed for right and Wills stag g ers him with stomach and as he lips m the sec " ’"'I' »II-lies into . lim it, Indditli re tin e Innate.I B c , ,nil,dly, Secy pb" ate interesti-d in Florida prop­ I ho sum of fr, ■ • '1','k I ighto.'i, Ito.i, . .' I'vvo a knockout, yet Wills didn’t land it n right I,, the chin Wills hung un 1 olid blow I* lrp»» s f a, e gi imaces Will- a im psvmg to he done in cost per front I l . i i d a , in u n orelam •• w ith the sessments shall Im und stand fin* erty. Reach them through the loot foi -„n| tin Will- gets m tight and Have von thought about buying i nireti•,1 and Sivt v I o ($Dv, I think thnt Harry was too certain der his arm and whaled l-upo's * w1111 |'.im Wills i» pun, lung h i. left I.. hody luit f u p o h Id Idle Rato card on npplicn |rov cm< nIwiili plans, specifica- Sea tinel. pi ' i. ,,s ol - . . l i n n s |<, | and 1<»2 ally equalized, approved und con* " ' e l , I red at,M . „f the old time ' lion. fumed, nnd. c^.cn t" con" ' and really allow body with ligh t. Wills holds I- up,, man in tin mid dill at the hell. •"'*'" I'oliuts , , hi'tehv ,„i I to., loo rinse to allow the Mows to ,|„ < and estim ates of B E IT b'I'IM h i ot il,, i lure t. , of the < u v o f S a n i u : s o i v e i l V " '* Light per , , i t , u niulati,. . ed Firpo to regain Ins wits, scat away with ease and clul.s hard •I i *ii i *i ••\in i BE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , Hound l ight. inV ditmagi W ill- put hi- left I., < • "' to lover the io -t of paving PA I M h F a c m r o 'l l N T Y ~ T h > an foi ,1 Boil,Img . oiiii As......... I hat it is tb> d, t," n,inatlou ,.f improvement of IV f id I lo, id , -h ill | , Oi'eed without Mows to hi, stomach | W ill I. a I I. ft hi ad lie hut */•> Acred as they were. the heal t f l i p . , slabs „ , , Dial this resolution shall Im and !{♦• I':»\ II tf 1 scene of stupendous development I*1* '," * hard u if io , g and i ton \ on g, | c l i c k for von, • Iin and 1st SI. Drive In from Third Street Read about it in the Palm Reach t hi.- ( o m u o - - i .r ’ that all lo t, and I. *' n :,k, „ s |n*, ml a s s e s s m e n t Mows a r c ruined on Wills' h, .id H * - I " I " ' iu I lo eat with a light Light Was Disappointing. 'b e * id.' In,| lakes |Wo -tloll , hop i !(• If111•i yini.it become effective immediately from dividends pM'imittv on April trail red u iln .m c Vcitl, St, o,i I,, lb, W :M Hull 11itii11> lands ,t |lh Street, now on tile Post, t II a s s e s s i n g the -pe. nil lie n e li's I t was a disappointing fight and f u p o stops to a standstill a lt , i i w * b< law m i, in n . f l i p , , mp.se sample copy sent on re- l a n d - .'..Ijoiuiup ■'•"'t ...... I g lOlls ,,| and «», toh. • 1 -Ui Y„„, m.-n, v 11 » f i and after its pussage nnd adop­ " • 1 I’•1 re, X . cn,,,und M u lh e , v G A S . O I L . T I K K S . haid drivel, blows W ills j.it.|,tt light to llo In ail fai nliove th. Jrlrpo played the part of tin, cli,-f I*. l» , e, e l ' e l a s t h e result o f the , of tile Cit y Manager j quest. h o u n d in g am i ‘‘I ' ' d espeiale light and Will oil q. op.ai I' m an can ho withdiavvn iq ,>n l • -..auhltion. ' e.nn . Mc IL.-iiv Xv.nu, I..-1 vv. . . , He semes again with ., d.mgi r Imi Again W ill- u p - to tin laughs II, , |„h. | up,, o s t.,mini A( C K S S O R IK S disappointer. lie was not an fit to face i m p i n ' , no . . i ,t e m p la t e , I a g a i n s t ""Deo II so, thi.ik again that A v e n u e bet .......... of Sanford. Florida. TAM PA. F L O R ID A -T am pa Daily I hod . ti, q and wm - b"dy II, easily duck- Flip o right and th. W ild H■i I d'.iil.h up wit i , 1 and I lo l.l-h a ,. M i e, I A dopted this 8 lay of SeptemI, "Il t _ a s he could have been. The , . , w I< ft. F ilp o misses a tight in addition to having a pcifectl. Times, the great home daily, 1fhl li St Ivet wI all l . t - and Ia , ols inly,lining and |a*r-, specifications, !l he oeip titled hy sound mv e-lineiil vuii are- lidping I ’h o n c i 17-la S a n f o r d . Kin With tils federal officials had don- and Wills laughs. |hen dasl.es m had t li*. i, i I ill, tin sf i. iiiui h ag a m pain I.ut h, Id on ,|e pi tali l\ |t i 'I, Imr. A. D 1924. X v, line Let We, ', l‘e,,| t, r a t e I '-ye per word. minimum lu,d Rounds the Wild Bull's l,,,d\ -.1 , noire ,., hounding nnd abut p t mates have he.m charge 25c cash with order. Write I lie ini proven,, I |'l oV ide I foi |,y to Im dd hoi.it s winch /rev so had f , f l........ holding on. Ills stiiim , taking a haul 1,. aimg ti .oi t'i 1 , w®r *< " w f “ r sending Ki m s , 11 , Hi F O R R E S T I.A HE, t IG..I.I-I...... S t l . el width round Closes, Firpo I coin hut he is willing and gmi.p, m - g i , , . . . ‘i t Into the ring not up to a fight ||, Ju st as t " i i q ." i - a . I , renpi nv enn -n t. and r/i"Ved hy the City f o r complete rate enrd. tins resolution. nnd Oi.it the >pe Iv m e,h ,| re, Sanf«;vl ||„ , n.| | Ja v ,| I a. * lorn ■"* i . wtil, h smd sum *.| . «r and dips tin, w a kid >' *1...... ip m ileis f u p o taki a baud' Will- smile hut I•II |»u body was soft, despite th, rash slips in t h e <i m p l f t i„n ,*f said n*s«-ss and constitut,' the l i K ' V l t l M l ' f H J . A T T E N T I O N P r o •'•«! nssvs.snielith lo |>. mad, i,,„| ' inci e a s e s t h e t a x a b l e n r .ip e r t v ai,.| C. J . M A R SH A L!., ■ r. I ... i i - . -i,l 'I vv.. 11,n o l l e I lint lull I III \ I Ig III oil I'll I Will- l.illt'l o f the last few days to bring him right « lo Will I I.. I* t.xKlnrina ttin s r . a i , . , .Ish o jp s o ut in e v e i v way. C o n su lt Unlit , .11 to e a u - e u , opy th e r e o f *• < ideations for said .smteifd against all !, ts and,'lands I glam < ■ As the City Commission of tho ♦ % " I f appaii • v | . . , i n i . n l In n t . i r l d a o . h l s i o r v . s I .. i,i U doing no ♦ V V at 11m pt s to hit him w it h toP 1 0 the point that meant a > >lv 1 o o (..I V jl'.j.ih 1] Dol the o f f i c e im ' M a g n o l i a A t , , 1 » i » l f m l l l j o n r l n l l n r I i I k I i w a v i n eh^ adjoining and , o r>re, lo l» p u l. lt -tied two Irenes coll see,i u t |,,t,,ni| A B. l ol.it, ,|y. Secy Bible victory lie wasn't the I up,, hat in. City of Snnfoid, Florida. *'•'*• .'•r + + ++ ("! ++ +++ hi*s i ur hf | i v|••• Ia n«I- a *tf«iii*ht >1 A N X JOHI | S S IN S P XIN XXIterens " , , #M|tr ti•nrh limf flnlFticil n hvn - O' t e - l llluit. ,1 . . . I ,.| t h a t fought llempsey by PI) p , r Bound l»<>. [ S O L V E D . That the 11 ' ............... o h week, in ii news •III t i l l . V I fti. h r tiflil^#* H f r n M K k c n i l l trig and abutting up.m -n, h , b'fl to It,, yaw, Ins ,,nlv m i,I I.low T< 'K i l l A t te s t; Diu A< R E F A R M s I . |„7 ' I llo ( Itv of M I’l II I tleni|d> . nqre ,o e io , i t , i ,i„, i to, .re,, I oh, mtlllon cent. Then, “ I II |H. I ..IIM •ait of hi­ •"f til l nti | "I tin i otin,l lost l.efoi, l)„ |.,'|| no lit i, m, i a-ing in lat'iin. .,. ts-ion of the City of l»rv l».»v • i n r f n l • j n n r f r r too. Wills kept up such 1 ...» i p i il d i. I n d in S a n f o r d , b'lortemplate,I linpM.v , ,, . ut -had he to.,(I 3 limes vve-t *.f | ting woo,!, I.. R. B H II.IBS. (Seal) i ' b ’l f u r ••!»•*i a t m u n * u n i h r r o n i t n i r • 1" • it aOv i -aid. ■- - t " t t h e i„i|ii ov e m e h t rere.l • dreadful clubbing f the Bull , III!.U III .. i l he . I a ml m\pi i mgs cording I,, •k’ UI, ...............................t M e.n iv .i mllllutia lifltiir nn i .a. u D ii .h in g t o sui.l spe, ,„1 as pndu. deems it ailvis I ooquled It made upon „ i . t.'onlug, basis, lying on half «>,, high , Mg.* |,re.,l City Clerk. -*.»ll l.e , ,s e s s e d a g a i n s t all | c o n st Mid m kidneys that Luis was too much M i f l i u t j t i r pNi ^Rt r l i nnet * f o r l l v r gov ei note, t ! 1 hi head llai i \ , lm, h, ■>>,<1 hallil" >• m Mowing well nqd. \ m, nt oft n . I ll |)M If Round \ me. . - - m i l ' re.li s,» pulillsheil a n o tice Buhlish Sept 12. p o e ss a ry public nil 0 o V - | n | » . l - t o BC••t l»» "IJ k'ro u m t that i- I,, s„y. that o, the pi, pare, , ,*• |o, v Willi * CUpled in keeping those blows nmf I ............... i s h it lo body I ' ” * ‘hutting and fronting upon !| " I "II \X , j v,, R iv , i , 511 n e t ,', ..........• .» fni *lu i* "Sii t him 1 In , "ill t i n - ■l>, , in ,i,,d land I > I *ui mg I no, •m u i,|.|d i. d t M. ni W r l h DeVfl. jrei,, tl| l»**|iHr( " l i e , l e d to all pro p e rty o w n e rs tnI ion of t he • | I'ave, re pave, hired '' 'al as . . meat toll cleared a >.<1 in s ,.!<•■,.ImI cultivation. lied to give all that he had in to k . . p c| • ' " g . th, i. \\ ,||, cv,id lin ' l""lv and l halt s ui I a, d H i t p 'lli .'.i ..f |. nt ti Mti..| I., »n#*Mi T»I^ Ihnunroln a.I I ,t p,, is holding th, ,, .1 fie, •* f an i ii ,-i ei, ■, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•**■ l t e - t e d m -.,i,| spe, lal assess • h aid sui face with W r s - r V m .- .I N tA F T s r U s I m r a Tire •ovelilig the •••• t. mplatcd mi righ t hand smashes. I'll po’s 1 Ufht f l i p ,, lands right !•. and vvti'slling I hey tradi ,1, -|,ei of |li,l |„ , , 1 act, - c o i n cultivation with a ' - i t s and Xv, ,, •I I he figure 1 " B, „•> Xv.',,,,,' and Moll., mv - - --' ss III, id. Wills no n t -. s t a t i n g in a, e o , d an c e with , In, k sl .i irK R i pi.nrni n , " i n l h | I’M'V , III,',it. -, I* in, h ro. k base, I’,(low mg well .retd ready to sohit \ light -*1 I 8, Ig* lit In ji, v at. light swing- to the I„m|v \\ ,;| . for .lone, |;,J ,1 - 1 1 i„I ,|. cm .... was a disappointment. I -| ,', Mil „ss,.sf o ld , b'l.u i,I,,, t < 'X * o il. M u ll........... X V. till. Im I n d , util, IT S o i l ' L l V I Mo r u l l l S Issue NOTHING I IKK IT ON K A K TH . iigati lon g lit,»lerti 7 m . uiii I " " - f II I.......... Ills hltt k He . ! . th e pi ov 1 * 10 , is ,,f t he C h a r t e r o f ,,|o|..« l'ii | " '- I'lovv* and wing­ ion and i t , J l e was in go,.,| condition t>,n mei.ts shall I" from Third Street 1 c-rre p e r w o r d m i n i , i o n , , X4. , tl, , i ' I. d e l. r m illed and pi o I KM II ' ||j| | r, in I',*, , ’ *• o I c n l l i S t i . t ;,t,d G o ld -h o i . The new treatment for torn flesh, h"U s,. |.i iv ai. w.,t,i wm I.., ploiul. olid h"ld Will- Jig 1,1 |y t ,j| ' Vi H *" lacked anything like a fmi-h, 1 IC lit ov, r I ,i |,n > h, ad and '|,iak, an- i t., t h e City o f S a n f o r d , F l o t i l l a , .1 l*th S tie e t. a width of 1(> REACH B U Y E R S or sellers of rated according to ttie f .*• *t fro n t •"Ui- to ' . libel , v Xv.-l, i, evils, wounds, sores ,,r lacerutixina •iol' him ■ii'fiin lh k ........... ..li,I Oli v. Xv, nn. I., t we< ,, L g mi d .................., o u t h o u s e s , t e n a n t , u.|,, punch. Save for the UIO spec' 1 b't.d tw ,.. \\ ,|| . , ■I, (lin t, tun e and pin. •• when* com U all of said paving, Florida rent estate advertise in age of the ,.- P<S tlV. pt .p, It that is «loing such wonderful wurk i,< I,.,|,| - .i|, XCull, I n I hi .•,•■1.. I, Ml l.lll l;l(\ ax I M I. from 1 ■'Hea t ., ,1 I . o ld -h o lt. M , e . • h"iis, galago tinu tvv.i year ,.| I clip on the chill III the se, , t to av» wtin I, ,, nd- f ii |», |.a, k on I I ,u n I - will Is- h f iilil and when said III flesh healing is the Borozano ht.,1.1, I o i ango I , , . . . 'Jit.lidii s..,,, itrol surfacing and re- the St. Petersburg Times. One cent spe, tally H-liiliti,d l.v s„id t>. a i j i i n ti. ta king i It i ' Hi S i , . , i I., i , " I d - l a . , . . M i . , t round, the Brown I’anthcr show In- head hm lii d m -fi t hdlow til*. ' . L. . i m p , . iv . .I l.v it,,. p„« mg a word daily, two cents a word liquid and powder combination <" - I .....a. h II, i. ■ "'utiy - I them ready to 1,.,,J ■ p e n n l a-sessnre-nt toll will |.<- tin ii .nt me fit I n )..• j ■mint. |n.g of I'e, an Avenue, cent I* :,d XX h " I IV E XX I NI I f r .u n I. nil, ' pav ing, hired m i i f a t i n g and to rn!'* 1 , J " ,K " ' " ' p - v imp Sundays. treatment The liquid Borozon# Id,-al place (or daily and puitltit ft stainaiim and „gau wI, I nr rliHin|iioh |. ft ,(ll 'lev I..g.tl„'| XX Ills whale ally c i , ,li, m o l hy t h e ( ity ('out -hall lx* done in IT F U R T H E R I. I i»l X I II fn*"i. ' ■•t to (■.11.1 l.or.i S t , eel is a powerful antiseptic that purl* L a id " ' l a . ii,,- . ( .aid p.., to o l of B ra e $I5.{Mmi ,methre,| "DO YOU W AN T to buy or sell .. After tho Hcvcnth rnuml ||, M id g< i"ti i ii lii \\ ,|| 1lo l ' " d , .,,i,| | , ( p, , .■>•• m * t " - I ni ' l m i s ' l . u s i i i m g a s an K q u u llt llig lies the wound of ull poltions and til,* la v Ass, $l*'n, e with th** plans, All of sanl i m p r o v i n g , g r a d i n g . | „ke Jos n,ol the >i,-h. halai.ee on terms ' |»m In . hilt \\ ill I ,11 v a n y t h in g ? " If so advertise In • ' •"*+ h++ ++•><•■!+*^v ++ t ++++ +++++ + + + + + + + + + +++++<. +++++*+++h I nit, S l l e e t . M ii II m i i v Avenue n o word hut simply stole up d, i w il h it,, pan, XV ill. land- a Ih.a r.l infectious germs, while the Uorosnt L a n d t < > . Inc.. L c g w o o d . I la < l o k of the < ity of . piofiles and estithe ‘‘Gainesville Run." 1 , 1 • t.. I m m | \ a»i«| *.111 i .Liinfoi ,1. - 11 m i nm. i , ,.,ist i net ion. pav aisle With Teddy Hayes and w , >Igli* t • uiv, toil t. high I h. XX dd j',,.1 ( 'l i v e A ve n u e , a widlli o f In B E IT I t R TIIER R E S U l . V E D . | tone powder I* the great healer. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ nuikt ** hitM f'«i« L, .i wji\ I I Bl I It Bl AN'IN Iti'iidv I,. s«'i If"t now ,m file in the one. Dempsey tucked f up,, A D V E R T IS IN G gets results if i t 1 I'h.nda, in accordance with B il l i- plaintv ,i i isi ft* at 1 1 |' m |iii +++++++++++++++.:.+++++.: the g and re paving to he done in l , . t u'„l a g a i n - 1 ull lo ts and lands ++ There i* nothing like it on earth That Ihe -pe, lal assessments pro J It M , w « , t . 814 Myrtle A ve i . a tin! I , i | „ , a g a n i ip up a t ig til i , p| i lit l ••r||i M ’l* two rounds, and a |'np„ n„,i 1 I"**' " I H " reaches potential buyers. Bn- provisions of S, •i tinns DH und 11*2 < ity Manager of the nqdiuric,' with plans, -pecifica for speed, sufety uml efficiency. a I 'Hung and l o u t i g a o i i s .., I■->u rid , " h ip s "V. l In,1,1,1 |,,,| Wl)x i tie Bit,me 280 XV. wa« bh liBnJ nn tiaiiB. Will* |,MI| tided f,re hy this resolution In he Brice (liquid) 30c, 80c and $1.30, i In gong sound i ns. profiles an,I estimates $nf„r<l, Florida, which latkn , Daily , • , News , is , em, ulated- Ini „f the .... *, barter of the City of San of •ng and a b u t t i n g upon said ill, 1,,-gtn ke, |»- t,i- head down an,I lh, Bound I cn made and entered against the pro c n o f ? ? . V hP f.,oor ,,h,n> 'b»red. and Powder 30c und 00c. Sold by Un­ tpeciticationa, profiles |tion. . ford, bl orida, shall |,r,M eed with­ id proposed improvement of p ro v e n ,,- n t , t h a t E i g h t e e n T h o u couldn t keep him there or i,u hm, bb.w glid, - ,.v, i his I, ad. I In v t lad, I, i i il I, body |,|..vv s pelt) hounding and uhutlihg upon ion Bhurmucy. tii moil hy the l ity Conimtssioii 'il I ■ out delay to muku a ape.'l,il asse ss­ \ 0 lO f~“ N^«iwil»jtliai nth S l i e . t from Be, an Avenue tlOWn for a second count. Round 1 hr,• have been heretofore ; ST. AUGUSTINE^ FI-A. — S f ood I ii |«. Man - „ pi„t, t vv In n he sund T w o H undred and S ix t y T w o r* /• *f , . V.' . •• i AV tf*' • * I' if |•,» rushes, hut misses wnt gels a wallop on I lie kidm v - He Wills, I think, lahonsi undei a to Mulheriy Avenue, Mulberry ( i 18.2 8 2 tinl iM Iu re. i« th e t o ta l Bic City Commission Johns County is reached through ment toll, assessing the s|.ecinl ting as an Equalising It,.aid ■*rc namwii iiiiiusm^ . Handicap in that Sullivan, the ref nglH and d m , lies Another , Itn. , t >i •S I, lea. ii W ill. n il' loll f.nlutc the |,luns and Hpe* the S t, Augustine Evening Record. l*enefits U, la* received as the re­ BE •'I F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . Avenue from Tenth Street tu e s t i m a t e d t o s t of sired , . -litc n q d a t \\ I f ,s smiling and holds h i- at . aree, insisted on clean breaks , , f,lr -anl propoxed im* Quick results. Two cents per word. sult of the improvement co n tem ­ I hut the special assessments pro t.oldslxir,. Street, and Olive Ave *d uupt<>ve i , lent in t h e p a v in g , reup As^ ,M he *" lueaks a r y second „r tw„. This mad It ’V *'H K ** IIIMIY h r • |||. |ef Pecan Avenue be* Sample copy on re o u e st plated uguiimt all lot* and lunds vnlcd for hy this resolution to he nuu from 'lentil S lle e t to Golds Impoislhle fur Flip,, t„ ,, r n pu Mil car u it Ii t ight ami >.t in pr.v lilt., lured s u i fin ing and ,,■ adjoining and contiguous or niade and entered against the pro hor,. Street, a width >•( 18 feet, now hired s u i f a , m g o f said p o rtio n of Street and Tenth Baatatfly. A clinch meant a <lean fighting slugs wild ton iiard Jdth „f 24 feet, and this aaid sum of Nineteen Thousand 1 hounding and abutting upon such I'city hounding and abutting upon "ft file in the offi, •* of the City l i n t t i S t i e e t , M u l h e r i y ♦ *,8 F,r|" ’ the happier in ml and body blip,, hintls t i l i l l , , A venue * Wills is jeered t I f o r I t The Bull did „ |,,t ,,f hug light to lib smd improvement shall he payable Manager of the l ity id Sunford, and Oliv. A ve n u e . t ‘> he spe. iullv hereby declares the Eight Hundred and Ninety Two |Improvement, and upon the com » l n g - - / a r (oo much „ f u t„ holding and hitting and before II . Jr the paving, re-paving, ($19,892.00) Dollars is the total i pletioii of sui,I assessment roll to at the iq tion of th,- property own b Im idu. which said |dami, spvcili- ,,*>, -sed a g u i n s t ull l o ts and lan d ■ thrilling fight. Wilis' I must'MM e*pi„im th ey are light i,.g f mirrli# m i l l . __ l . 1 1 , .... iIi, . II * owning plop. , ty hounding and •ii t lolls, profile- and eftlitiialtis iid j.o iu n g and e o ii l ig u o o s of Im, u „,I r**ig and re-hard sur- estimated cost of said improve­ ' cause a copy thereof to he pub an arm fought with splendid fairness ||. taggers fire... •eWj! wit Ii ,, , ig hi i purtion of Pecan ment; thnt the entire cost of the 1 lishprl two times consecutively, ' abutting upon ru, h improvement have heetl heielofoi,. approved hy m g and a b u t t i n g lip..,, said un ' I n |„i lai,d)h r O alsiatui l ^ ""' ** i ‘ r , T U“ ,ly * 1 ,M"K<‘ fig h t,•! A T T O R N E Y A T * L A W T h e M ai th ew s I're s s [ I- 111 t solid follows eithc, in full within the l ity Commission and , ons1 1 |>,"Verne,,t; the siren ,.f } 2 7 7 M is f * ,d. Hkp1" *V n,uK»' bis man around « —lot op pc aforesaid, us a neces- improvement aforesaid, shall be |once each week, in a newspaper iv e F i r s t N a t i o n a l lia n li lild g . < blow ..| ||,< m I 'h o n e 4 1 7 - U If v im (ImiT gH hack in in the Clinches. Null,van had d watt uiv days a ftc i said assessmenttutc the plans and spe, ill, ations the estiuiMlud ' ost lie, t i i i i t f . . ., assessed against all property abut­ , published in Sanford, Florida, a t ­ mq.M.vement. S o m e l h t n g M imt He D o n e ,m ( | * ret ,s Mould , I....... | ,, p . ........ eq him against any M„ I, ta. XXrliki Bldg.. Sanford. Fla. ( Sanford, ---------------- F l o r i d a t li, s H o llie s - v alue m ore th an all stiind equiill/,'d, approved for said wot k therefore . foi - a id I m p ro v e m e n t [' Id HER RESO LV ED , tin g und fronting upon that portion taching to said speciul assessment and the minute they went into a i an UI,, , l .Tilt |. h.iimii ,•, |,t ... IBim* D a r n ( j t i i c k . T o o y o u p a id in d o l l a r s , y o u ’ ve l ,t coiifu mod, ,,r in ten equal at, Bl I 1 FI R I H E R R E s o l X ED. B E IT R E S O L V E D . That the Dsn Sullivan rushed at t lMin I Bound I ooi M'cnditure not ex- of Pecan Avenue between Third roll so published a notice directed p a id to o m uch for your •nd yelled: "Hold it. ||a n y , hm an 1 ! .•n** •f f IlkMl- Jgl»*|y •f lliiii, tun Xgau, they . nine i„ „ , Imc'i will, al installments with interest at City Commission «.f the City of D ia l Is It th e lle te l lllj'il,tloll of I to all proper!' owners interested in S tre e t and Tenth S tr e e t to he *„ [nr," n Thousand Eight ^ . TV.’ I Hoi h es. l a ' I 'W XX ill- take- a ha, | •l"lk || III! h \I - im! u Mini d, t Cuurw*‘ ‘ be pi,,, pull in punch H Ninety Two ($19,- Improved by the paving, re-pav­ 1 siiiil special a-se isnn nts, stating th,- r o t e o f e i g h t p e r c e n t , p e r a n ­ Sanford, b'loinlu, deems it n.lvis th is C o m m i s s i o n t h a t all lo t- u nd th a t Wills is able t,, land at <lose . . . hi t ■■ l to i h I I,, ^ ai, •ii • • l m f i i j a t •tu tl a t t* |{|\• 1 1, p l*i' is hereby author- ing, hard surfacing and re-hard . in urcoiilunce with the provisions nul , . u p o n ull d e f e n d pay i n, - nt s able as a necessary public im Inn,l> u ,ijo in in g and lu m tig u o u s ,.i ,w»rv „t»„,t leading f,„ (h, h eal ■ n*r up all liM p« . f in i al*l«a r h,‘ , JprK" « •bo, long i.B A D U A TB VKTBRIN A RIAN ‘ ••r the cost of paving, surfacing of said portion of Pecan of tho Charter >>l the < ity of S a n ­ f r o m a n d a f t e r t h e t i m e sui . l s pe | rovement, to pave, re pave, lured houndin g and a h u l t i n q upon Tenth t w i n in cIum* to Iiih ii^hi isi " ■ » - b.dds off .......... and ...... ... 1 ak« ..ii lit w|, and I**<*K t,i alt hy Attorncy-ut-Ijixr an<| s||l(fi^ , l al a s s e s s m e n t s s h a l l h e u n d s t a n d ford, b lurid i. ., definite time und suifuce and te-hard surface with •Street b e t w e e n I’eeuit A v e n u e und Aoom 205 Conrad Building jh»r.l sui facing and reAvenue, a width o f 24 feet, and U,,ll> .... . Udls ........... Wllla Uses Rough Stull. Oxer Seminole County ttoned to, holding and hltt.-.g ,„ All .Mill) pi Mp|| approved a n d a t'i inch r u k hare, .,'phalt surfa. Mull a i t ) A venue. M u lh e riy Ave he fihuliv c q u a l i r i ' d , u ••i f \ i ’honra: Office 20, Homs 21 v v a ." r W r ° : kla,ul s '* U n d a u Sed«n |<tnK Pecan Avenue be- against all lots and lands adjoining , place where complaints will mean or yrm will hndln fhe Landiof ♦bll U'm '‘ " " ' ,l ...... . ........ I Rank t h a t Wills really cut loose with J he ,Tin, he- |h.y t , ad, thumpu.g HE1.AND, FLA . 1 >ti«i t i o , -lii no , I, a n d , mDL ' V‘ t0 , n a ,fl' ,h e ta « e and Kile b e t w e e n T r u t h S t r e e t and ed. len th f l e e t fieli. I'eeati Ave rJ Street und Tenth and contiguous or bounding nnd heard and when said s|a''iul ast. ths rough Stuff He was wained ’•"We tu Ito nils \\ ills .sldfts ,f,,| i ig h l Here I# beauty of, ah excepdobJ tfW Dd'h of 24 feet, which abutting upon said improvement; I sessninient roll will he tiiiaily con l" lc i,f ,h ‘>ae 'v h o in G o ld s b o ro S t i e e t . a i d ( ' l i v e Ave , to 5fiilhei,y Avenue, Milliter I l f ! I T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . Sunford, ------------ Florid* lands a . lean i ighl t.. f u |K,’s ,., , M iiu tiv d v p re fe r ex ce lle n c e . M. 1 & , bUl ^ ,h r Ugbt won. the conceived bv Fisher and installed o* * toy's (,,d BUM.tawed, and the sattsfueti.m „f I he W ild Bull ' t .tggei s and ■ * chassis that is True Blue to the last 1 H e r e i . l u x u r y o n f o u r w h e e l s — a lia ltr liv er I *,I i jib ■* 11 ' bi" Ii and again XX ,11xoollpg US who said the Bull would I ' l " * r < O U |. | , J , l"»*n,ls tils fillX X i||« ties up | ,,, and the last ant— \ . , lets, w to, I, any m to fistic death. When th. iind then steps in and , racks him dc uggi't w i l l ■ I . * ig ,n r bull passed iar,| m breast. They are rnuti.o, —A True Blue car with spirit st t i l l y ,,t all • * • 7 , WlJIji began ' take thu,fc spurring and XX >|| i i i L'M* about, I- put •My. He had Firi ■nd driving utility dial have e noted tight I) T right just at the hell lin g II, sh on nce f ! ?i3 ££i,ul,l,n i''1 lo “ " bisper and /.•* »v* \ b H L A x ; O O i ‘o V A t l L L Nfs/ELL- W l-X V OXOBS T (V O xN TX C W i N ’ Av Round l-ive hosts of skin ARCHITECT •l might ‘jnst ss well have left H e r e i* “vV* ( Y f x t ? r . ■ y Y T lD C a F I N E C U STO M T A IL O R IN G exclusive luxury a t a v e r y l o w l i E A x T B -X t T J l ^ Nx/HE^S i C i ' T Wills refuses smelling salt' ny folk- t-veiy O C O • \ O N L N T a x 'T'*» r \ 7 ’ ft j ’YakV. _ f T O M 1 C H T AxM- I’PA /kv^O» y t ' O i_<rO *s.'tS(:, t-XK tc price for Pitch luxur\ . ffiuvlr tl.i ° rfui Aires. Luis " Ills gets in a left to head Mini |'|| day First National Rank Bldg. H O M E . A-r-f T U L e > E , T O O ' c r ' C K k took things cooly enough, hut thereXCT ^ E C A v O ^ E ST/ it •A c r m o T O Av^ K . M ^ C i C t X E . Dron In today and.»sk to see ttib /V O l i O s s M t O W AXX T V '? Cfin e woman, jWUI a look ill his face us he sat he. l"> rushes 111 and holds Wills ron Rives you more than you T O C O T o C A ' b E N ’b C L A - f ^ l T O O , OlO ^>r>H VVA l O L E L T -fvXXE. O U T Oakland. It is a glreat deal more tMrt I he round is sl„w |„a s use Sanford,------------ Florid* l i r a ' d . weak VMR rounds that hcsisiko <|is „ „ ’ * 7 r r i c " ' « « >h« o ffe r I he pul •into il. in long, satis* 1/ <liia-h and hold. Wills lands a Imt d ii_L» e ri' * * '' W M S T ^ O M e T O C > A .tcE . t o m o r r o w * c---------godd looking car. It is one of the a n d disc.iut a w - O ir s T 'x Ci<WE t l , 1*O0*usd uv*''' “ t we once • “ ' ' com* 'l« rn o . of dre„ andUefactory c wear. aged put ,ui very finest! ' i »0k his head doubtfully and then light to b tepo’a s|de and r lip* «»v» r C A tL ON ------------ ' I C *A R T T T o lH E 15 |M>unds m r '« b ‘ " b l r h Sends fir p o 's head r f n n n e d a yard wide. < *t l II Uf/A, Out* new Full Woolens, . bo m em n five weeks and could alm ost hear him say buck b trim comes hack, hut as s,M.n f' f f C l A t HOADSlreft LANDAU COUl»t to w iu no feels fine. CO U P JI T O E K J U X ' styles and p r i c e s will ro-7- l 8I’I Cl A L I X H ' K I N O • a/,‘ e r •'!• “Id ton, I ’m doing «« he gels close he takes terrific Sanford Novelty Warta 1-ANDAU SEDAN SEDAN f- T __ J We all know occasional Quit® »o, taut not therelacing > , t<> Ualy - and * ---------- o«.vope prove an ••eye-opener.” _ , th at Gcal | ,|V it V. C. I OLI.KU r r . f , J l * S t th a t Firpo has done. The 1at I r e i h||,r,,<> U a l,b<*r‘’r’Uy groggy J , n in f\il| (Jf flenh pr«*duiinj: vpa t b k t h a . crawled up .rou n d hia I al “ if belh mme», but muny people can't take Round S o t . ilo and ribs probably will never CONTRACTOR AND UUILDBM it because o f its horrible wnell and Firpo rushes again, but the usu OnwN l l k » * **4 Mill W n t “Will /II8.Isas o tt. a *LH___ * in- 1 M doubt if he ui clinch follows. Will ti*iby tiihte, und beruuM* it tift** a^Will . . S. 211 be the F ir po of the DcmpIft'tB OUT ujmeta the Mnmut h. t l ? >M t a . r . l . l airrr* . T fig h t again, li o wasn't la s t iright and left to head «and mu Fir r u ppo o McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablet., hangs on. The referee ha. to pul'i rht. T h a t’s sure. 216 W E S T F IR S T ST. W ///A — f t . him away. Firpo tr ie , vainly to get arc us easy to take as candy, and if any thin person don’t gain at ) over right, hut Will* fore#, him to JN O . W . SN L G O ' C) least 5 pounds in 30 days your I,quV 1l,e r' punishes hi. druggist tlruggi »t wit AT THE OUTLET wil give ' you your money •M > r i l e A v e . u n d F o u r t h S t . body. He sh ifts nnd Wills k u g h a at hack— M iiliiliiM tlH lil and only 60 c e n t # . t o r 8o S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A - f 0 P I*d ^ T E POST OFFICE tablet* . Ask the Union Pharm acy © . o ^ y j l v e pharmacist i U mid­ Are. -------I* II 0 M E ’ & 3 f 9 - L i ± L x in 'v 'jf 'i I l D , * 1|'tX in i flit n r . ' . ’T i genuine .Cod O H24 I I. F e a TUMC S zmvi CI. I nc . ■ ; -i . .% ■ /$ B r i ta i n right* itM iv td . „-Y,l RVild Bull of Pampas Sent to Canvas Once Noted Golfers Are To Play at French Lick September 15 Be sure and Sec them. A CLEAR SKIN SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. Shop for good barber work. Undies welcome. VflldeZ. I ] 7'r* PKnsAfj c all Hardwan] ?1 es For Sale Advertising I» Real Estate G Ifmonlhs.^:u«.'tl.ree:,momhS r Kf, Every 2l/ z Seconds ,M ; Building: Material Rooms For Rent Houses For Rent '»«riXn 6-ROOM m Lost and Found Miscellaneous For Sale P. p. RI Nl ior> . IT ■« .k -'v t a Help Wanted T fiffl IOLUTION Apartments For Rent REAL HOME Exceptional Value (0 .1 6 1 » J r. *'K'" minUt’e“ drl^ ' Wanted nix. i 1 J || | | j A D U N L O P TIRE + A dvertising * ! Dl'NLOP TIRES J is the foundation on which G. C. FELLOWS’ ! the business of the world is t SERVICE STATION NO. 162 m i built. D on ’t neglect your ; foundation or your business j I [ will topple over and be : picked up in pieces your creditors. v; r TAILORING THAT MAKES GETTING SKINNIER EVERYDAY ! LIKE-LONG ' FRIENDS you want when you want it ‘that’s us* Sanford Feed and Supply Co. !UiSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD created for.those' xvho respond to Excellence Fred R. Wilson DU. R. M. WELSH , P R IN T IN G } |' (.’forge A. DeCottes* $32.50 $35.00 $37.50 S. W. Bradford! J By GEORGE McMANUS :iNG UP FA TH ER ... i»X Jebon*ir KIton J. Moughton iocr i,oc ui ,i: ->h *^ *. s js s r v r ' 'n 1 y- l SANFORD OAKLAND CO. m ■'ll Lbur B L>L i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 12, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4bfed39013dbf4d709b4603da81475d6.pdf 51411be88b916e78ad743bdb4e270cb8 PDF Text Text Highest Rainfall A S S O C IA T E D PR ESS D IS P A T C H E S . " — —- ■ ~--------- S A *N F O R D , F L O R I D A , S A T U R D ' : -— M i « N a o m i F e llo w , L e a d , - ----- & of N w r i t t * O fo o h e n U ' hy Slight M a rg in O v e r 4 ,0 0 0 ! p Jr8t \V : I — ' Lj i Miss Versa Woodcock Is In Second Place Ittiiifed H w r i r i g t f c , pe To Shanghai Coolidge Greets Fliers m IN COlkD P R B 0 N bad In Cftrtipaign 1 N U M B E R 139 .. BOYS A S S U M E Campaign C en d an t, m , | | p i i t ] . ! ' U, : TT I SIN G LE COPIES F IV E CENTS SEPTEMBER 13, 1924 * D ny J___^ n ‘ ’ " •l> ' nt Joliet O ne o f Vast Civilian Artpy P re p arn lio n for; .£ lfe W o r k ! Boys JuhV Number*19305 ; And 91106 Ra‘ln|'N8 of kl?*® •{ - Passes In Itevle1 B e f o r e Presider Cool id ge on Fffda S a tisfy W h im : V ie w s City From W o o lw o fth Tow er _____ L Miss V e lm a s h ip p and M iss To W ork in Chair Prince Recognized N ell W illin m s Follow , P re ss and Rattan Shops 5 By But Few People Ing Close to Contest Len der ______ ...., , --------, „ S la y e rs R efu se to T a lk W it h Stops nt Store and Purch ases With 178,100 " ,th 178 100 votes vot,,K to to her h‘‘r credit | R ep orters for L ast T im e Several T ies and L ater d o e s Miss Naomi Naomi Fellows takes the the Mi™ Fol l ows taken Behind W n lls Joliet Prison to Shop to Huy Some Honks Over 16 Million Takci lead in The Herald's big subscrip­ ang Forces A re tion campaign today. Pushing JOLIET. III. Sept. 13.— Steel and Part In Exercised I'YOSRRT N. Y., Sept. rancing Tow ard quickly abend of Miss Velma Shipp stone environment have instilled iiH’t1 id" Willi', Friday Over Entire Nation! r, Is Reported in a New York subway and Miss Nell Williams, Miss Fel­ the submissive air of frightened lows demonstrated to other contes­ school hoys into the hearts of N a­ a till fur tile second lime ascended WASHINGTON. Sept. tants her determination and ability than Leopold, Jr., nnd Richnrd to the pinnacle of the Woolwnrth JGHAI, Sept. 13.— H i­ Ia>cb. The swank of the college boy building to have a look at New to get to the top. Response of the nation’s elvfl-'. i, es of the warring Chiis buried forever. The "better than Close on the heels of Miss Fel­ thou" air, which for years marked York and the harbor. inh population to the DefenM: a llitnry govenyjrs batThough accompanied bv only lows conies Miss Versa Woodcock the personalities previous to their President fViolitlge congratulates Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith, com­ Dny nppcnl to the individtlftPH j possesHion of Shangwho pressed by Miss Shipp and is arrest, is lost in the humble atti­ Captain Iaisccllcs, his secretary mander of Uncle Sant's round-the-world tilers, ns the argonauts arrive now holding second place with tude which expresses only obedi­ alul Mai. (). S'. Solbert, the aide at Hulling Field, Washington. Secretary of War Weeks is looking on. oliligution nml responaibIlit^**u tregarded the fradf? tinder the new national de­ assigned to hi- party by the 171 100 votes. Miss Shipp is ... 37 jle against' fightihfr in ence. They have lenrned a groat fense program nnd function­ Misa Naomi rerrows took the third even though she has 117,200 lesson In 24 hours. "They will do," United States war department. Inji today, when flying lend in The Hernld’a big Sales- votes credited to her. was recognized several times and ing of thu tirst limited test was the comment of Warden John thrice had to use his wits to avoid fumt'd nt Hwangtx 15 mnnship Campaign ..today at the .... .. ................ ....... ......... Miss Nell Williams, leader in L. Whitman. of the program itself, met the being surrounded by large crowds. lest, of her#, While the end of the second week o f the con- (Kp enmpnign Inst week, shows up Day of Preparation. highest expectations of tHe While tile three sat in n Itronkin fourth position today with 125,­ being soaked IB ft riew Their first dny wan a day of pre­ ly n bound subway train it was War Ib-purtinent and govem m ^it' 200 votes. However Inst week’s paration for a life time o f indus­ titld afternoon and the royal i nty officials generally. leader is fur from discouraged and try. The guards reported they slept had no trouble getting seats two snysu governor Is reportReports somewhat preliminary in confidently smiles while the other rushing reinforcements soundly in solitary cells. They are girls nt one end of the car stared character from nine corps area workers poll more votes than she. a m p a i g n list chow, n o miles west of exercises yesterday and gave chief Miss Sarnh Corwin with 02,500 now Just 9305 and 9300. Loeb has With startled eyes. One turned ( to defend the town SH O W S C H A N G E S votes is in fifth place and is lead­ the even number. They were up at and whispered "It's the Prince JO,000,000 civilians participated Patriotic Citizens hrkinng troops, who took Sem inole Plans Iln v e Heen Outlined B y headquarters, ' *. . showing * ' _ more iV.;; ing Miss Mary Kinlaw who hns 0 o’clock this mortiing nnd ate a of Wales!" A M O N G l e a d e r s hrenkfust of meat stew, bread nnd bterday, according to n County Rally for D em o n ­ A few ntlgys appeared also to Architect and Com m ittee results of tho test that which 42,-1(10. Seventh in the list is Mrs. i ; i n N f * ___________ _______ I F A. Hrotherson with 11,800 votes butter and coffee. Then cunie tho have spotted1the prince but tin \ observer arriving today mused the War Department to pro­ stration at C en tral P a r k ; " o r T w o -S to ry S tru ctu re ; transformation. They had put on were not demonstrative. hkinng. nounce it "highly satisfactory,’ -r\' Standing of the contestants ut j to her credit. (■tiardsmen T a k e B ig Pa. t W o rk S ta rts in 30 D ay s their civilian suits when they arose. An ununiformed army of plain inrhurinn forces were said I'p in Wool worth lower While other contestants hail not In the clothing room they were g i v ­ 12 o’clock Sutudny noon. Septein Amcrirun citizens tramped by ^ to* «rr the rommund of Gen. At the Woolwnrth building in checked in nt noon it is understood en two suits of blue denim. They With practically every member i j»|„nN f „ r a Masonic Hall to V viewing stand here Friday to it* f.l,jng. with Chang Tso- ber 13, 1024. _ , they intend doing so before the dunned. Loeb turned in $1.15 nnd lower Manhattan, the pi line nnd of the b«iil National Guard units jn this cltv nt a cost of np- greeted by the plain citizen vrtu) Ii General Chang Hmich- Miss Naomi Felows 1 to.1 I (ir«i period ends nt ten o'clock to- ) his part v were escorted bv the sup aod a large number of other rest- , pr„vimutely tTo.OOn have been viut- commander-in-chief of all tne ittuW Leopold $2. Next the sleek hair of |M'l'oiul in command. The Miss Versa Woodcock 171.10<* night. It is rumored that there both was dipped dose to tli e skull. erintendent of tho building and by dents r * *■' ” **'"le county taking |llu^| |,v Architect K. J. Moughton fortes pf the nntion— the prvsictcuv. not give u reuAon tor Cut. Arthur Woods, former police l",rt. 5 147,200 are some contestants working as Mi ssVelinn Shif'p 'fense Day bus under the diris-tion of the building Sec Defense Programs. |non of the Manchurian hor uu hour und a hall th« t:ae commissioner, who ai'cinnpanied been (lev-,-......great success locul committee of the local lodge The • or, op,) dark horses and that thev are mnk Hefore !• o'clock they were in tho |t it was supposed here, Miss Nell Williams ing every effort to keep their iden- cblipel, witnessing a defense day the prince to the tup of the f>8 ly und many people have slated structure will lie two stories it) of marching men flowed up 4’tuassis of reports. received Miss Sarah Corwin " titv unknown to the other workers program. There was the prison stories in 1919. When the party that results were very satisfactory, i height and will cover a ground sylvuniu Avenue with the orUcuy, that transportation ar- Miss Mary Kinluw emerged from the descending cle42.400 jn the hopes that they mnv catch One prominent citizen tins mom space o f , 44x121 feet. It will be nu-aUy, unbroken movement ot u intiid and t'lmplm Hamilton, who had not been complet1 1 ,8 ( 11) them unawares and spring sonic delivered an address. The hand be* vutnr a crowd was waiting nt the mg declared that "the spirit of the j built on the south lot of the Mn-i great river. It was fringed witb lihi ' Mrs. K. A. Hrothorson j U)|t; unitunna of tho regulars, Nauouwi door way of the building The 1(1000 sensational surprises. 1gun to play an old Civil wur song prince and his friends made their National Guardsmen w-m. greatly sons’ property which Miss l.illinn Shlnholser J.,rk Optimism tiuuriianien, marine* and sado^a Judging from the manner in appreciated by their officers nnd court in rosg the street from I and a quartet of prisoners sang it. 10.KM will! gave the spectacle a IttUB o f exi* hurriedly by a side door. communiques of the Miss I.urile Sweat which the contestants renewed i In a prison cell I sit prover ,i source of inspiration to house. the color of a military ceremony,, At one of th« must crowded 10,000 then efforts last Monday The Her­ lorces attneking Shang Mrs. Walter Wight Thinking. Mother. Dear, of You points in the city, the mr miryilig the various civic organizations of It wnH learned Friilav from Mr. und was supplemented hy groups oil )ed this morning from Miss Alice McKlm 10,01X1 ald predicted that there would he Sanford and (Incounty. The guaid And Hut Height and Happy the prince stopped to allow him to Moughton that the building will be patriotic women. quarters nt Nanking, the Units put over their part of the 10,000 some surprising changes when Un­ Home ent i u well known English pipe duv’s progiam 100 per cent per of the stucco type nnd will bo harColumn of Citizens. . . Capital, were eloquently Mrs. M. E. Dooley votes were tabulated this week. So Far Awuy inotiinus with the new municipnl 10,000 And when the count proceeded this maker's shop and Imv sonic of his Miss Mary Fields 0* previously express Hut ttie thing that stood out. •So Far away and the tear they fill fuv Ulte tobacco The prince took feet.’* hall and thn county-city juil which 10.000 noon It was soon noted that there )ro J speedy victory, ul- I Miss Irnia Smith forvrtulty was tne mighty colttldll? Set ietury H. VY. IVarntan, Jr., of my eyes. one look mound, then turned to the the t'humbi'r of ( ’.otnmcree said ; are to la- built during the next few ol piain citizens, with no mors liiXU indicating conlidence 1Miss Elizabeth Flowers 10,000 had been some radicul changes in Spile of all that I ( an Do. months i|i the same vicinity t'ondri-er and said: "Go on." In the ite success of the a l­ 10,000 the standing of the vurluus young Though 1 Try to ('liner My Com- t im v tt took the chanffoil^ in -tep t h a ^ Gte meighcrf in charge t*f, the iI struct ten , V H aLurl in about 30 u button ol rcu, wtnte and btua ay Miss Peggy Bruton lies. . lmlies who arc trying to win tho hi i iiWv-'i " Or .tad lb,- | Tngmtii foi ■ ; days, lie sniff, Mini it will tuke three their breusts tor trappings, rolUAyv rtutc > amt He Guy. 10,000 ouPuttil open the door of the ear, fporta from Klnngsu Mrs. F. C. Golsun......... by in endless, thick-packed ranwvv Duick. The band joined in the Trump. dozens of passemby apparently iH'fense Dny are highly gintiliisl to four niuiiths to complete it. [Nuchow.in the northern Mias Ethel Henry..-----volunteers tor n day to record Uiair with the outcome ind the fuel Mint In depositing billots In the ballot Trump, chorus. Leopold showed !"• li.nl rei i.glil/eil the |ii im e. The stii,, o on the front of the province, t o ld 'o f con- Miss Florence Malm.... 10.000 box at The Herald office contes­ emotion, but tears mine to the ey> pledge ol devotion to the Hag and plans vvcie l.dlowed out so smooth structure will Inblocked off so Hu vs Sonic Ties Vimccs of tho Chekiang ly and aecurately It was a fitting that it will have the effect of being its tueals ol the duties tnat go with .' 10,000 tants and friends of the various of Loeb Mrs. Ned. Smith. Flllthei up Fifth Avenue the hting northward through test to the put not I, • lit/, IIS n( i made of stone blocks, it is said. American citizenship. One of the women reporters, m > •prince stopped again, h.nkcil cine 10.1100 young ladies are urged to see that J west of Tui Lake, and Mrs. II oward Overlin tne spirit that moved them waa tho ballots are pinned together or ing them in their new garb in I Seminole county " The block surface will lai tinted 10,000 fully an.nnd. tiieii tan into a shop |re had Imen heavy diver- MiRs Alberta Ayrock are pluccd in some envelope, which overcome hv the sight, began u little manifest in the serious IOC* Mr. I'earmaii ftiMlo i de, lined w i t h vni ioiir couors, giving a deli­ i where he bought some neckties iangsu troops in the di- Miss Marguret Miller lo.ooo! will facilitate counting. «•» as they marched. It was inoiMweep in pity for their plight I ei tin tip' floor above be bought a that he feels ceitnin that tin f • cate and very beautiful effect, de­ Ihing, in that district, lest, too, ill the set Inusnesa. With 10.000 | pold gi limed at this. i lew books and nulled them on pie of till' lomilllllllly Well Well clines Mi Moughton. ions report from Cheki- Miss Lena Hell Hagan wnieli tin many thousands ot otny/ pleased wit11 the di-felise , \> r< l»es 10,IKK) Twelve hundred pnllid prisma i w iupped to Ins car I be street The main entrance will Inin tlnMiss Palmer Argo (iiurters near here told of held In i, I' i i .lav afternoon and tb.it who tiled into the chapel shot i was less i rowiled at this point and i celilei III tile I Millt ulld ot licit ellt- Aineru-niis veno crowded the BitM? : 10.000 V< of the town of Ihing, Miss Carolyn Spencer glances at tin "comrades" fiom be managed to do al least pait • t tin v feel tbni the day vvi»s pr ner I lines will 1.,' put m the Kliles of wuiks all along tne way to watch uhout 11*0 miles west of Mis» Kuhn Williams 10,000 tin- inillioii.nri' doss. Tliev sensed tils shopping without Intel ten in I ly observed Tbeii vva- nothing onl- the luiil.ting w Inch Will tniinetjl viewed llir spectacle, lileie was lid* and the surrender near mucli cheering, yet tew dritlMl. 10,000 Th,. prince also stopped fm hall tlary in the observance < x, ej,t fm |w battalions of Kiangsu Miss F.nilly Griffin uwu) Irani the lines ol walcnutfs _ 10.000 all hour nt tin New Yolk I’lilt So Miss Clara Kunkin until the last ot the long (nuuqtt Hack to Court Solitary. netv iluli. a <lot' of seaim ii III ittII 10,000 [ m was quiet this morn- Mrs. It. S. Holly Moughton stales Unit some hud gone by and every passing iva* Having just returned from a 1(1 , Hack to c u r t solitary, to tin |tallied lit. Americana and patnni weather having brought Mrs. S. I’ . Dutton oilier llleinta-ls »l tile Mu tiotmi ling was given ita armost 10.000 In pt .qu nil vacation in the Pncnmo bureau of identification fui nindhci u,al hugely bv Itritish sailors ighting in the immediate I it a|||s| \%4'4•ks' ... ...--son a onlel buie declared that the n-vurmt greeting with raised haia . said Mrs. G. K. McCall tillreading I*..... about seamen in'nOU Mountains in Pennsylvania, .1 II plndogi.'ij'i This time in prison 1 the city. Taking part in the parade were |dun-, as outlined Uic the best lot or military salute. IhnlernuRter, iif this city declared |guib; Hi. taxing " f finger prints j W(.re writing leiters nnd I lie prillt • Mrs. Joe I.ee . Renew Hattie , a building o| lhut size that they II Knights ot the Ko Kills Kina 4 et it was in the orderly passlh£ Ill,not) to U representative of The Herald for the prison n . ..ids and thcii|„book the hand of each, eg rains, a cessation of Mrs. pclltscl Stafford These men .N'copii’d tw>. nuloiiio |have eVet seen. I very bit of (tool ul the parade mat me spirit o f the the Four this morning Mini the most nutletdinner of through boiled beef an* The parly, a flooded fields west of |Miss Dorothy Stokes space available will In* Used to the niurcnrrs was manliest inoit ot all* 10,000 station h> bib's. let-nth stn et ement of reinforcements i Inst advantage, lie sunl. the plans With little mum than overnight or­ 10,000 ulilc difference between Florida nnd » " d purt-nips. At 3 15 o'clock incmhcis of (be Mrs. Pierre Griffin the northern states is the fact thnt I In the afternoon they were given their motor cat. drove to Klevenlh htmg fronts and reports have been outlined hi uccor.tunce ganization, they moved wiin till guard units met at the local arm 111,(Kto here an extremely large amount «>f a physical examination und murked Avenue and looked at the shipping veltli Uic needs ol the locul lodge. that the warring fnc- Mrs. Koby toting 10,000 construction i» in progress while in hi "good condition.” I'he warden id at the Chelsea docks on the North ory wbere they were mustered .ind 1 'I ben are Ini lulled a woman's clockwork precision ol discipiino.1 ag for tho possession of Miss Pearl Robson made read) f." the parade A litr ),• troops, t hero was tittle need tor nvei. The prince puost-d. smoking lowed them n last talk with a score would renew hostilities Miss Marie Totmun 10,000 the north building activities ate lest and lounge loom with ample shouted commands u> keep their after t o'eloek n number of citi (Continued on page 3) (Continued on I'ngt- 3) let vigor when the storm Miss Katherine Wilson practically at u standstill. 10.000 Zens in civilian dress gathered to space, a kitchen, various property ranks true, their ducipuna was these were overnight He stated that towns he visited rooms. In oil tie rooms on liiu Itrsi sett imposed by the same intaaeMa (Continued from page 3) 10.000 Miss Jessie Hutchinson rat> in the wur between four years ago have remained the Chilean Triumvirate Man Announces Death tlour, a huge tiunqoft room und that moved them to volunteer. *. M 10,000 same towns with almost bo new I Miss Ruth Hand-----larv governors, lilt- lunge loom unit ninny modern lip lha Avenue. Wants a Fresh Start bams of the number of Then Takes Poison residences or business structures. ^ tacillUe* ot toe set nml door, Mr. The route lay up i'ennzylvania. being returned from the Moogotoii revealed. Upon reaching the southern statey, ' Avenue tram tho <u|utol to t M N E W YORK. Sept 13.- A f t e r | fiercest fighting yosterMr. Hint. ‘rmister pointed out, con - 1 I I I 'E NOS AIRES. Sept. 13.— The Tin- lodge loom is to be without great eltpso south ol the WhllX* place at Ihing, about 100 sidciablc construction could be "governing junta" reality military writing a telegram formally an I a single winnow und will In- inuile House, woCre the marchers format!, nouncing his death to a friend,1 thuest o f Shanghai. seen la progress und the amount tnumventie winch now rules Chile, even m o r e private t-y the inMullu- in a solid masn to hear •secretary. , (mm Tukio and Fekinj increased as Florida was neared. does not propose to lay dow n power I aiuIs M. NVachslein. salesman •■f I ttaii ol sound pi out doors, in tins Weeks nml General I'ershtng sp«XK 7 ml"if at Chang Tso-Lin, Florida, he said, seems to be lead i until it hns given the country a Steubenville, U., drunk poison tit j loom (Ill'll will he a l.alcoliy which to int-m of what it ail meant and his room ut Hotel M. Alpin today M I. Sw ini'hutl. general fitiuiii,' ector of Manchuria, and new constitution undet which it ing in this line at present us it will add ■nlisideruhl) to Its seating wliut their coo)*erution s|>elled to und was dead when the ambulance1 Yung-lisiung, has asked 'will make a fresh political start .litector of tin- I’ i.'sbyti'i ian Mi* i nput il> Around tne muni Ilian ot '-sli'guuidiiig the nation. At ona has foi the pust several years. The first period of The Herald’s surgeon arrived. He left u dollur aid his cause,,indirectly Mr Hintermister stated that his Dtis is the purpose in part of Genmod Work in Koreu guvo u veiy tile lodge room pews will In* stu side stood the reviewing stand wttfthill pinned to the telegram und ng him perralsaioh* to use big Salesmanship Campaign will ut a •'">> Altimarano und hi* two usso vacation wus spent primarily . end tonight at 10 o|cIock. After culled the hotel manager and told interesting account of til* life finin Honed, It wus ieultird. 'these will u great cluster of ampufiera. There ' h Manchurian railway • J dates, It wus Indicated in despatch­ the time lie begun work as u young buve very high haik.s, giving the I'iesideut und Airs, t ooltdga stood', him that ho drank the poison. ove his forcea against the that time the voting power of sub­ resort in the mountains and that es received here. room a very dtgmlleu uppeniante, through all the time the column he hud practically no chance o f tak­ scriptions will be reduced and sub­ f Wu Pei-Fu. near Peengineer up to the present time in staled Mr. Moughton. ing note of business (lossibilitics was passing, flanked by Secretory J\ fian has not acted upon scriptions will not entitle the con­ his talk to the men of the I’resby The lodge room will open, Weeks and General Pershing and in the north us compared with bustestant to as many votes. leriati Church and then visitors through corridors, into the banquet with other high government offic­ For the convenience of the con­ ness in Florida. Idirkiang Viciory •’ room. The banquet room will buve ials. , • j V lust night. It wus said thnt in thut section Ihrkiung forces defending testants The Herald office will re­ I ’he parade was punctual to tho. 'j V iipvruting on the front, main open this evening until 10 us in this state interest In the It was said that Hie missionary Windows on lhie., sides lint they will not be relied oil for ventila­ moment. Hehirui the police etcorfi’.^l _______ this city, have captured o'clock nnd young ladles may turn coming election is nt n minimum. started Ills business cur eel as an tion, Mr. Moughton brought nut. came the officers uf the generally of Ihing, compelling the in their subscriptions nnd receive Probably most interest is being The coming school year gives engineer in Southern California Monday morning murks the open­ A water-cooling ventilation sys staff, marching in a great block * |army in that sector to fall credit before the closing of the shown hy the people of the wheat growing sections, he said. ! »*K ,»»f »He fall term of the hunford promise of being most successful sod utter huv tug completed spvi-rul ’ tern will la- installed in the build­ formation with a precision that ro>(v4 »rd < hnnehow. period. . . , .____ t ......., ....... , I High School according to an un­ according to members of the local carters of the Chekiang lurge irrigation projects became u ing . which will blow water-cooled ca)|ed their cadul days. Theyr wart Not. only will the voting power A Inrge num er o pe<qy 1« >L I nouncemant ninde today by Prof, l.uiigwhu, south of here, of subscriptions be reduced after ing their vacations at the I ocomo , G E McKoyi principal of the board o f truaees, who declare that railroad construction engineer, lie J*,r through both the lodge and the followed by the staff reservists. ' late this afternoon that tonight, .but the number of votes resort talked a great deal uhout (Continued on page 3) the local institution will have one became well known for Ids work * tianquet rooms. This, Mr. M»ughschool. and in u tew year* became presi- ^ul* P°mted out, will bo very sataliuns (about 13,000 men) uppeuring *- - Herald " — -nch day day Florida, said Mr. Hintermister. in m 'Hia each Opening exercises will take of the best high school faculties in ixfactory und will atrorti proper ftangau army had surren- will be greatly reduced, Ballots Five new dent of u western railroad. He kept P “** Some of them were disappointed place at 9:30 o’clock In the high tho stale this year. Army World Flierp’ entinued on pago 3) because of the cold weather here school auditorium ut which time additions to the faculty will tie seen Up hla work and became n success­ ventilation at all times. In cold herenflei* will count for less. weather, the air will be heuU-d by ful railroad owner und executive, last winter but they were, for the Begin Last of Trip' members of the local bourd of this year. Miss Ethel Henry will Leaders in the campaign stated the same system and warmed air nooh today that they intended to most part, people who were in this trustees, county school board, pas­ be physical director for girls; Miss stated .Dr Hrownlee. will Lie blown through the upper ou W ant a Job? at latter Mr. Swinehart became u glory. W ASH INGTON. Sept. 13.— tors of the several churches, facul­ Lillian Swartz will teach home make every minute count for the state for the first time. He further declared that he ty and parents wilf gather with the economics; i'rof. Kenneth II. Halt member of the Southum Commerc­ army world lucre began tn« j most this afternoon and this even­ (Continued on page 3) Prof. ial Coiigre** uud at the same tune i U i * of their journey today, h ing- ao that by ten o’clock they boosted SanK-rd nt every oppor­ pupils to tuka part in the furmul will be uthlelic director) Stines will be history instructor, was president uf several railroads, ping off from Bolling fluid 1 could check In with more subscrip­ tunity afforded him. Many tourists opening, Misa Margaret following the tne exercises reglM.roanu n ui m u i j a u i McRae will During this lime he utiended n Pershing Retires Witt) for Dayton, Ohio, at 10:50 q’d Following registra and *» The Herald find a tions and as a result pile up a high­ are planning to come to Florida from Pennsylvania during th* com­ tion of puTipz and Asaigument to have churge of the expression ue- Presbyterian Church service P. S i g n a l H o l t o h i T o d a y this morning. Brigadier Gem ►wee for you to work. er score. MVS I I k I • . *) L i ing winter and he etatea that this claszes will take place. Those pu­ partment. Chicago uiui was so impressed th Mitchell, assistant chief of Not Too L *t« to Enter. . ood men and woman u p Other members of the faculty during the next few years he and army air service, accompanied There is still-plenty'of time for city should not be left off the list pils deairing to take entrance or 1 great demand In S»n W ASH INGTO N. Sept. 13.—John (Here a abort distance In an u t delinquent examinations, are re include I'rof. McKay, principal and Mrs. Swinehart gave all the money young ladies to enroll in this caro- of progressive cities of the state. J. f trailing ended his 42 years’ ac­ plane. ord “nd throughout the ! \ “ Most of all I am glad to get quested to get in touch with Prof, iteacher of science; Mrs. G. E. Mc- they made to the church. iign and come out a winner on English snd xnsthematics; msthematics; tive service in the army at noon to­ wmiy. it isn’t neces Plaaau Ordered Into Air. ovomber 22. Only two weeks have home," said Mr. HlntarmUter. “The McKay at tonce ao that the exami- | Kay, Dr. Brownlee statod that in 1911 or snjy person to be out Clearing of the atmotpl ind any d6t6rmint?u worker weather on the mountain! was very nation might be given on Monday. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Idktin; Miss Mr. Swinehnrt was attending u day with signal honor paid him In l»urk Muriel, Spanish and his­ . - in — this great lndusing, Prof. ------McKay ~ "" Tuesday morning. j Geraldine ....................... who i^cti a quick atart can easilycold and ouly a few days ago the meeting of the Southern Coni mere- the issuance , . of an executive an- here and reports of weather Itnsl section. servers which Indicated kx overcome the lead of those contest­ temperature was below freezing. said, the years’ work actually gets tory; Mrs. W. R. Fort, commercial i.l Congrea. in Atlanta. Once after ' conditions between here and ] ants now ahead. A few subscrip­ Anyone would be glad to gat away under way and thereafter pupils ana science, and Prof, R. P.*Cooper, “t there la no better way ton prompted those in chargi tions to The Herald will do the from a place like that whan he can will turn thair minds from vaca­ Smith-Hughes agriculture. und on the program to speak at 8 r Y011 to reach the emThis morning at 9:30 o'clock the leadership of the American the flight to order the planes tion joys and pleasuraa to the more to Florida." come o’clock, Mr. Swinehart went to his than through a forces in the World War. Only the air. DuHng Preliminary serious task of atudy. Manv new members of the faculty met at the Those young ladies who wish to hotel expecting to rest for a few .•m id want ad. Juat w riU high school to hear plana for the rare instances in history in which n neuvering about the field, the pupils are expected to enroll this enroll before the end of the first hours. I? * ™ sd giving full MARKET yegr coming from other places and year’s work and to arrange sched­ retiring officer has reached the skid of the flagship Chicago, p period are urged to telephone The iwtlculara uhout yuuroelf When he reached his hotel he highest rank has there been a pre­ ed/Iqr Lieut, Smith, waa aiig ules for classes and studies. the freshman class coming up from Herald office and give their-names. send It to The SanTwo weeks from Monday, the * u told thnt there were two muo cedent fur tho honor conferred upon dathMrvd, but the task of rej CHICAGO Sept. 13,— Wheat, De­ the grammar school is an unus­ In the ten weeks remaining It waiting to speak to him. They lied General Pershing by executive or­ %9?.a,er* 1<L ^ P*P*r would be a comparatively easy cember 132%; May, 138 to 139. ually large one. it is said. A rec­ primary and grammar schools will open their doors, it w u farther an- been waiting several hours. When der which the President today exI ^ the rest. ord-breaking attendance U antici­ Corn, December, 118% to 115. Oata, matter for a new entrant to come Ihtrald ads brin f rseulU. (ConUnued on page 3) pated. . Decambar, 58% to 58%. odt in first place. Very Satisfactory Is Officials’ View pn Troopers to Changchow LO CAL DEFENSE SANFORD MASONS TEST DECLARED PLA N TO ERECT TO BE SUCCESS $35,000 BUILDING C H interm ister Says Florida Is Center Building A ctivities \Z\T*y .... ....... | S w i l i e h a r t Talks To Men Friday On H is L i f e History F irst Period Sales Campaign To End 10 O’clock Tonight Sanford High School To Open Fall Term Monday With Big Attendance J S3 B *-s a s -a E ■i. >• �■ F R ID A Y , SEPT\ 12. 1924. !■■■■■■£& /• ' ‘ < .+ + + + + + + 4 *+ + .>+<.+.t++ 4 .> «+ + + + • 1 J® jEU V H HU f/ + j . a ... > + + + {. 4. , 4.{.4.*.5..><..;.4. a •!•->••>•!•<••:•-I- -I M WHO WILL The Time is PassingYou Must Act at Once To be a Victor/ il indav Sulauriptions tiiriicil m this wci al aii)' other period of the eampnign. air worth marc lluiu 11.<-\ will In ^ht the first reduction will he n lie given on siihsiTiJil mils and oil Herald. Make hay while the sun nhines SATURDAY WILL BE Tinie is quickly passing■. The minutes soon count up into hours and tin1days rapidly pass. Are you onto your job or are you resting rontentedly on your past reputation CREDITED TO THE No matter how many sides nptions von have, get them to The Herald while the present voting si hedulc is in e fleet. Don’t wait until Monday. Don't let one minute go to waste. hi CONTESTANTS. The campaign is yet young. Il is still possible to win already in the campaign l*e sure to nominate yourself night l.ct your friends know you mean hu-iness and are your behalf. you. Hut don't depend entirely on them to do all (no work for t'ndoiihtedly they will do all they can to help you, hut to make your­ self a winner \mi must put every spare moment you have into the Imsineti of piling up votes for yourself. ++ I lie Santonl Heralds lug campaign has jii- i gotten a golden hours <1 opportunity for the voting ladies <>| er before has sm h a liberal t»HYr been made Ir ie. •£•i 4-+ 4- *3* *1*4- + The o|extitunit> is good vidual io get results. paign until the end No young ladv who entd •s tlie campaign and i the end tali lose. Those who fad to w in one id tIn commission of ten per cent on ;til nmnev turned in to It depends largely on the ability of the indi­ No worker can lose who remains active in the cam­ If one of the valuable prizes is not won a commission of ten per cent will he given you. It is an opportunity such as comes 1-rt seldom. A m ost tM lu ip p cd , SECOND See all your friends, and ci.iis' them I 'U I / K brakes; Diamond Solitaire Ring S ix ." y ra c c lril w ith b a llo o n a w o n d e rfu l m o d e l, t ie r s , car fo u r “The fu lly w lu *rl S tan dard S p e e i a l D u c o lin is h . T h e la t e s t tliin.u'. Is o n d i s p l a y in t h e fo rd 1! I'Jfi I'»nirk C o m p a i n '.(*■ It is a simple matter to secure subscriptions for Sanford’s only news­ paper. Publishing all the local news and happenings from Seminole coun­ ty, The Sanford Herald is in demand in every household. Contestants find it a comparatively easy matter to get readers not only in Sanford or in nearby -eclimis, but in neighboring towns and cities. -h o w ro o m s o f the S a n ­ on M a e iio lia A v e n u e . Hie cind( slant who takes advantage of every minute she lias and eoiitimially plugging away at the task will be able to see bet list of ■steadd . and rapidly nu leasing. lent worker, not a spasmodic worker. Plan your campaign d<» tilings m a systematic manner. Make every day. every step you take count for the most. And then when you have stick to it. never wavering, but with your eyes on the first i can make this beautiful Buick, your Buick. H O W T O Rules of Campaign V O T E Kill'll Mil'S* I 11(I I ronti'sUmt. K u r i l beg mi i I F i v e - Y e a r a i i l i s e r i p t ion t o I 1 I I 1 I I in I I I * i ;il>l f i • P i 1 I' ou r - t e a r * .hs, i >pl |. " In I 1,■ I '.uly I let u Id f J * •••' T h r e e - Y e a r »ul»'i l ipt i"0 t. I In H a lly 11 i.ik l »"., l " d T w o - V e n r hubsi i i p t i" ii t" 'I lo D a ily ![• n tl-l # 1 1 •"* t l n r - 1 e a r subs. I ip li o n i T i n I *.. v II ' s b l TT Hi* M o n lb s subs, i ipt i. i i. I'b. l>.olv I l i i u l I J : >(' T h r e e - M o n th s .-ub-* r p l l o i i t Ho i .. I I ' I I Kiv r -1 ea r Mlltsi't I ft i>•i I Four I T h r e e - ) r ut soli • iipti. tii I.. I'll. W et I l\ l l ' - i ai i l f * o o II" Wr i k i v 11--. ..lil P R IZ E 'I In- territory in wide opt n Contestant* run enter from nny point in Seminole lounl) and be on an e<|iinl basis and hide the same opportunity to wIII. Sob*, t ipt ions In Tlie Sanf. id Herald may Ur serured anywhere in the l lilted Stales al the regular rales \ll orders turned in at file Herald oil ire rnnsi be neroinpanied by tbe i ivli ill payment. I >u W . ek ly 11* I .,l.| , I " ■ " Y e a r s ' » ■» I •|'t i"f i I " T H IR D \ti» >oiiiik lad) residing in Sanford or Seminole county, over 1C years of age i- eligible lo enter Ibis automobile and salesmanship campaign and <nmpi-le lor tine of the valuable prize* offered. fin i'Vi'i y l v» ,i w. • k in a handsome - uny home. Cun 1’iuno Conqiuny \ contestant will not be per milted to pool her lutes in favor of Mime oilier eunte-lanl. \ idea run not lie transferred from one roiitesluol to un­ ci bet . "" I T wo ) enr n o . i l p l u . n |.> I in M t ' -k ly l l e l n l i l f I 'HI I t Ole- ) r u t sol ,, , 11>•i o t■ | , | , ... | |y 1 11 i ..lil f J No employee of The Sanford Herald, or member of Ins or her .'nmily will be allowed to entrr Ibis campaign. T b e viil.s. rip l li t , p ile .- . I T l u Tot .1 11< i ,,l.| i . > . in liriil f ‘..' U(l pi-t V fiir fill i l " vv.uiy i-.. o -... . i l l s i i p i u u t i n t-v mouth* v.i lo i h c W r**kly I. t b - - il...n > .\ iu .» lit - V nnnimntinn blank, when properly Tilled out with tbe name and ad­ dress oI the contestant uontlii.ilcil. will give (lint person so nonilliuleU ten thousand votes. Only one nomination will be credited lo anv one con­ test aril. n o m i n a t e y o u r s e l f o r f r ie n d Only one prize will be awarded any one contestant. The winner of the lirsl will not be eligible lor any other prize ur commission Cut Inis ( t'U|»tin. when ip ntlv ml 11 "in t paper, is guild fur |no \.»tv- in Tin Sni.H lleruld'a Salesmanship ( '.tti'paig i t"P tin- I lowing contestant: .J > NAME T h is C ou p on All vote* to be counted to th e credit of contestants in this campaign should be mailed to The Sanford Herald ur delivered personally lo the Compui;;u .Manager at Tfca Herald office: ( Till in— mail It or bring it in— it nit-amt ADDRESS 100 vtiles for the per­ son whoso name ap­ (iootl Dnless Voted on or HtTotv I ontestnnta who remain active in the campaign until the rinse and who (ail to win unit of tin- prizen will Ire paid a commission of ten per cent on the amount they have secured in subscriptions The Herald w unts no contest­ ant to work without Remuneration a n d -will pay *H those who fail to win one of the valuable priicw u cumuiiasioo of ten per rent provided the tonlestant remain* active until the end of (be campaign. The Kal«»mmuldp Campaign (vegan Krfelay morning, August 29, and wol end ut ten o'clock p. m. baturda/, N/areml»«tfit2, 19m . This campaign in to be conducted on a f*»«V uffuare and Impartial baai* and ihe prizen will be awarded to tl.-e conleatapU aocurlmr the hugest numlo r of v olea. In order that there shall be no question in the minda of any person relative to the fairness of the campaign. The Herald will aelecl J SANT o k D 11KHALI), Sanford, Florida. , Dent lemon: , V ' , Wi i hereby nominate art a tciitfstartl in THE SANFORD HER ALTO ADDRESS pears upon it. in* are nominated will only be credited with one Iocount 10,000 Votes. 'V.' �p i _ z: l QaMKER TO Finances of City ENTIRELYSem«infGoAod ror nr tad Month of August which shows that receipts remained comparatively high although Vh- Dellnqiicnt pci?oiial.....„: b lrfiW ilo n ^ W ty rious other reports have Indicated that the month was the dullest dur­ Total receipts .............|I 0,896.02 ing the entire summer thus far, Balance August I ______ 01,634.20 i were! TotaI ’".r."".......... r ; t ir Juv.l Disbursements month Office city manager____ f those Office city attorney____ Cash Office municipal Judge... G38.27, Department of police .... i. V • j Department of fire...... iy Mr. Div. streets and bridges s com-, Div. sewers and drains.. : Division p a rk s ............. 18.00. Division public buildings eport Says Car CombincH n Number of Desirable Fea­ tures; Secret of the/New Type If Carefully Guarded SOUTH BEND, Ind., Kept. 13.— ic of the mVist sensational autnitivfi developments in many years promised 1ft ‘rttmors that Studc- rigorous Dog taxes tests known to modern automotive Fines and costs ...... science. Anti that they will offer Sidewalk construction case nnd snfi ty of uDeration nitso. Interest nnd costs From Sources that cann'ot be, lately unparalleled hitherto, ns well Inspection fees SBtioned. word comes that Stud- ns s.mplicity 1 1 adjustments. , Stvire room MMVT-after two years of reSuch a move, prominent auto- Miscellaneous income tch, -atudy nnd scientific ex- mobile dealers and engineers de- Waterworks operatio Intent— will announce n car that cl.-iir. will |»,- in itsel1 ’ sensational. A. C. tbines, at open-enr prire, the ad. sufficient alone to arouse unusual Rond trustee account itages that have heretofore been inteieat in the forliicorning Stud- Special assessments luiively open-ear in ehnrnrter, clinker announcement |(Jolf park account h the prolertion and snug com- ---------------------------- . __ 201.00) Department finance...... 60-1.75 Department o f records 211.00 and finance ............. i Interest and discounts.. 2,184.84 Library expense __ 1,426.01 Gi If park account l.HTfi.OO_________________________ 73.00 ---- ---- VE N PRIM E M INI8TER ,f n IIERAliD, SA ilia ilii'a d a B a a a iu iN ^ jJ a ^ i PEKING, Sept. 12. Dr. W. W, Yen, former foreign minister, was 1,273.62 elected premier of Chinn today, 1,613.20 succeeding Sun Pao Chi, whose 107.59 cabinet resigned Inst July 2. 337.62 76.00 126.00 1.280.22 400.68 2,423.00 Y e llo w Jack 212.00 Ltinocd from Pago 1) ’A K \ i| BuYehtd to Central ELECTRIC CURLERS (Continued frompage 1.) in c o r p o r a t e d .V* Phone 383 105 Palmetto Are, ffirotoctioii PHONK 'M. Diamond Tires -and Tubes Are G u a ra n te e d Satisfaction D y tlic repucaflim m aker, to G i v e ow n intrinalc 1 hey W ill Not Disappoint you. ’ Guard Four W . f The new sii,,,, aa option •I I • «|•4»J Ml brake that i, . t o i thing now m ii - ., ► >car. N\, >,^-j,-t .fa c t, but •if illll- lif . It is puiot, ,| .Mil } Studebaki-r in th,the stand that f,.i would llot be use,i , Car until n kind h.,> .free from the fault may bo found m , , RTfrOtn what may ( t ‘otil limed fiuni Hag, ' » ; deled al :, |„ iiil t vv , mile- - i .iiO, ■•| | Ilium 1 lie 11 ,„,ps sitri , ode1 1 ii -r j , ••lll |•1 i - ,| the 1,1.1J, -I |••,l 11.. of |h. fore, d< felidmg Ih, I,.we. it w,, j said. A ,b-legatloll ,,f liie I,,wushu, vi, sni,l at t iio-'wha 1,, have • •’ •’ V • f ,nt1 ‘ V1" a,ai n*s» like will, ecpiipr.e# € ,f 1'!' " j -||li,|i 'iif . , A i : r A l fl , -,.i iirnig Ihiug. aud a­ h among tlie regular coinmnnds, j| -tiling hue ib,i th, |.,wu w „ ,„dv g lustiating laiw much the standing 1waifin - i v> ! h i , ih- i h, kiaitg » ! iiriilv must he expanded l,,r war 1,,m' I need. Infantry, eavnlry and nitd •ery lulled by. and their appearan-,1 ‘ • '"l loii.oao Troops. ,. ami bearing deligbted th, t>r,-, ’ <» I »*i : ,-i-t | <’lii,ng T-.< ;, dent’ h eye, he said to the e a 1- ,0 ' 1'1 Nl " a t bod. , an - e nd him <on nun i,-».j,- ini.. I'liih w ithout e Then rame the National iluard 1 1 !MI-' • >out i •>I Maielnui,, More civilians were needed h< re t.>,n,," ' v *"'iit, n >, rI,.• *., I I till out the tanks. '* '* estimal.-d ,n He! mg ...... . . ,, It, hind these were 1he nrg.,ui7.c<! '* •• do pat* I, 11 ■mtin- 1-. nl, , ' , a i, I reserve unit:, unsigned to ll.,- ei«p " I'ondenl I'n-i • ' * >I, f--> . v.iH n jita l llarely a handful ,,f ol ,. numh, i ....... !••<• >• •<. , |„,| . , officer* anil a great ma-s ,-f v don .’ ..mini h—-i lao ill, I- , «.,i,ei ll leer, filling the ranks ei,iop„s»d . t " " g ' " I li-iane vvh . m, <„> :. each, nnd it was a graphic pntuic I’ *'Truing f. , w„i ,- I (lint wa» unrolled along the nv, j , line of the defense machinery built 1 ' |"lm man li.,t ar ld.ei m I up since the war. |Kansas ami that’ all light, hut in _ N'rw > ,*i k io- would have to claim it vva s |,|, a,, ideal. o f th r D y tlie character o f the <li*> trihutor, D y tlicir merit. One G reat Unified Plan of 1 Construction W ig h t B ros. C o S a n fo rd , I lorid a H y o u h a v e e v i l glance,I .-,t m :i, " in i i i e m g up m „ n e turtle,| plan .-,|| ,,f tli ‘*, a s " ’ r - ,u mi l'— nr le is u r e ly m o t o r e d o v e r it.d nni«tt im iv e o f thi se t h o r o u K h f a r e s in li n k i n g toy. l e n t u i t ’.s o f ( oral ( , aides d e v e lo p m e n t am i Mi,- M ihuili. ■•-treefs anil Im tilevards. ymi must l.a ve lie, Mitig. ls u , ' ‘ •skiI1 a * " 1 ‘ a r e w lm -h has heen d e v o t e d to its K v e n ilie casual v i s i t o r k n o w s t; ,,f ' r | " !' " l i e c t s h e m s to tlie „iii>.-„ , Now I hi.-; is in d eed on e o f t h e m ost s ig m ;,," l F o r a l W a y , a n d t h e r e la t io n w h i r l w ith t In ' Ki’eat avenue destined to he •y of the addition. must imimrtant in ( ’, I (ill, e de Dmi. across s. \\ I oral Way. directly throuRh the heart of the new "•h'li the Douglas aud Business section Ponce tie Leon Boulevard is ion feet being constructed the new Wade Apart me mgs including the Bank and Post office now new Administration Building has just been H im \ E Naturally enough, a line boulevurd el attract investors who will quickly recognize teaily been suld. This is especially true of t otherwise, which will increase m value as ,-, And if necessary to stress further the advai < oral I tables would provide mind,. »..... Atmiosizrr, acckt noa DEVOE PAINT AND VARNISH PRODUCTS mat s us '•otei, upon which is t,, he found so rnuny i ffical value. A great .leal of Ponce de Leon • ib P lots. But tlier,- still remain many chc 11 develops, amt upon which n„ ,.nMe __ Is u presrript i«n t hill- .mil |-'ev,-r. lous liv e r . I< kill i,pen a clict k in g aco\plain In y ou it m I ni ><iiir personal W e an- he.n|,piuteri;o -m \ . ~~ ^ O LLO L IO W (3 OFFER THE F W IN G JOHNSON’S WAX AND Florida Offices Jacksonville, , 4 v KlUiORK WKI.Ah \ "T,wT ~"XXX v M4 w o \ i »i :h ii i SKKI) v vvv . Y t T v i .• V | FS- ’Mr •> -f *i +4- + -!+ + 4->+ + y + + + *44-+4-4+44+4 < l-t + t '- t - e + v v ' ,-4-t-v-i-^-t -t-v-Cv-r4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 # fO M P A N Y n io N i O'CKDAR OIL « In S a le at \ pjfPfjj] / f -- ;il[& YM5f W i i ' • lit . ^ . m . 1 1 jfj - j. G R .E .E -0 , Let Us Solve* your building problem. Yon will find it very profitable to consult us in any particular t h a t c o n c e r n s building, re­ modeling or general construc­ tion work. G E N A S C O Scnll'p.c Shingles shed heat — turn h;ick tJic hlnzinp rays o f the sun— like leaves o f the lorest. i Dink what fhis means! 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II gmns liOt Mll.l.AT .Vi ANDKftSON P"rd \J ' " ’ '* ” ” •'------ 4-M A *•' *•*•»* *.*•v *i* < <••>i*-•> <• y «j. <. .y a ( i i i i i H n D i i i i n ■ i i i n r m a p •: •**r Int lit rd I* Byers, Altamonte Springs............... ,..... * 11.87 I Meadows, Altamonte Springs ................ ..482.75 ►Iin ks,m, Geneva...................................... 22.50 J'.liannsen, Box 145, Oviedo................. 22.02 27.10 Vaughn, Sanford......... ........................ Fay. Jr., Cameron Ave., Sanford ;..,’- ...... 26.20 71.08 <"HHl»peed, ,Sanford.r ..... Ihi/i’ldun, (P/A HoiiUngway, 3..C,) .San Boardwalk. S u p p ly ■ "I lu-i .‘iilvntttagi’S it . irtlu iiis|*ir(c.-«. snvt'.s ' ui :iu air ilia to record .THE TIM E IS R IP E RoR. the highest bidder for cash bjectto prior sale or adjustment Calm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Peteraburg, San and Feed Guia/vOmcti ORLANDO. rujniOA ” ■nice and make your reservation now. Executive Offices: 158 E. Flagler Street, Miami. S a n fo r d I let so, lli'i-i1- I |.. reslo th. health J'i Phaminev. Credit A djustment C ompany Or FLORIDA V ot her important structures GEOKCE A M EBttiCK, Owner ’ i :h ; i i t lelc segms tu lie i, different', een pie.,sure and ! »,ppi|,e - "ill l»e illuminated for its entire length with \ Further along the ( ’oral Cables school is foil completion. At. Coral Wuy and Ponce u Aguaspa: vmiusn HAM/ HARDWARE CO RIVAL F O R C E S F I G H T DESPITE HEAVY R AI NS NORTH KI.M vjjy •1 ,h"’t’ °rth« CE T A K E S IT R I D E I N AY TRAIN Sem inole Feed Co E D IF IC E The building in designetl to a? commodate five different orders nl Maionry withnnt otnlliil, it is raid, These, ueeoniing to Wnrr.hipful E- H. Randall, of the Sanford Dodge, are the Mn-tcr Mnsohs. Royal Arrh Masons, Knights Tempar. Kastrrn St jir and Dc.Moluy. The building n nimittee is eomI P ° ' ,‘<i of A. I'. ( nntlelly, t bairman? t 'I k nibbem ■ United States, whereby " l< " d the hank .with reVolief-. Dine We shall see you “ & ihajr H«r t»ad of defensive " h" h ihey presteiil/ff t„ ( jj Said With a ■ the country. It was not ,1c P i k , 1, and T. L. Myers! f ui,“ us exactly." fchrtnnrhTer hut n dviliuti , . T V 1” i‘ou likp 11 here?4 the I,lidding V " with,n ■on of the people who have A y ° u lhir>h of Joliet ■of their country at heart. the frightened rlorl: nnd cashier |i yrnrs ngn today," stnt- \°,W7 ’ . ,,nv w,,s ,hp breakfast7" * made l „ "fare the wall’ with tinyen t y ° " sonic message for the tjror, “ American soldiers outside? ! » ' , hands u;, Two of the rob f first big victory in the then sysietnatieally raked up ,.But.//opb n*>d Leopold put them bnml that victory proved •'I. I lie cash on the counter, w hich lurning point o f the groat ? f f lWl% w " W Mvp !,hakrs " r their "a s tust being finished made up ■t is in observance of this heads. Dick, Someone said n little ’/"• 'l"V s Imsim-s. The -afe diKjernteiy, “ we have only five hi other memorlahlc oc••'■'d open, and there they found minutes. Can’t you say some­ Lt President Calvin Cool-1 thing?” r* " ‘ ' - bi | \ , IM<| [declanxl today as n ilny j ',' Ve‘rp Korry." replied, honal defense test." A«l» ■'•UIK 1lie hansels t„ remain ffnu Wo’vc been told not to talk. to stated this morning to ! We ed be glad to, If we could. Inn !I siill ful 16 III,mite . the four <|illativc of The Ilcrnld th il We cah t." j appeared imrthwiitd tin- Dixie I , , 'K*l»vn>. cvnlenl|y going (,, |),s.r [ve Test in so far ns SnnThey returned to solitary and Seminole county are con- 1 wprc assigned regular separate "eld. live mile imill, nnd then as a great aucrc-sa. The •cells. They will not have cell mates , west t„ where the automobile was sponded heartily to the until the prison officials study I- I•-liii«i. utliru-d by the committee their deportment. l,oeli will work . the four men left a grin, loiieh he said, nnd for that ren"J for Sheiiff R r l(„k,-r possihle for Defense Day ' f,' m Beneh iiMintv. with •as in thin county, ' ashn-r C-.tes and • lei k Mver-. when they handed ea, I, a huge pistol cartridge, remark mg "Give this to our giant ft lend She, ill Hob Raker, and tell him ' that if he wauls u- h, will find ns •n tile Everglades Ibi, same rerninde, was given In \\ “ sley How, II. negro taxicab imin of West Haim Bench, whose linued from Pago 1) l utr they rented here at i> „•< lock r, and watched with ipj this forenoon «>nlv later I,, >ei/> it lle stevedores loaded the j by force for llu-ir use. hpic. I-"ok us over g,n«l." th,-\ told ire then went to the Hncjibe negro, "s,, you will )<■ able to lYnnis eltil, for ten. and give a good description of u"waul niotoreil back to in,' going to rob IVmpurio Hank in home here. 11is visit When vou get hack to W',->t Halm nrk was tile result of a ! lira, h give this cailtnlge to •Sheriff Hob and tell him he’ll find Nirkrl in Slut us it- tin- Everglades if he wants iviiijr nrrosH thy .•astern us." , lanlinltnn mid'Up Fifth th«- party decided the ht I,,- safer from recogle Mihvvny. At the Pennalion. the prince left his down a stairway put „ ir slot of a turnstile ami iu-l>" as one „f ih<- Open Either End One end i$ as cle a$ the o t h e r s $ 3 5,0 0 0 1 uixt ■ > » L L began at the park with fa * Star Spangled Bi * l nn« w” h reportera. The warden prevailed „ „ them L, 0n (he program was to sny farewell if nothing else I b y Itcy^E. D. Brown! * «CHXK, ronwHLl Awkward in their prison clothes • of 1 1 (kid •, . prayer Amcricn was su they were taken to the prison i„.' 1 h. ,1 H . ra!,h 1,nd *5.<>00 ii present. This was folio ' nn hitfnnm n ,n" ,,s' nn,I then e sen pci trryicw room, where reporters were in -i waiting. They might have five i l l . , " 'rr" wed automobile whirl i..f 1 1 .^ven miles w,»* minutes there, the Warden tmid mi ,ul,i on ‘ h*’ hanks of th, noth boys smiled when thov nvof National Defense Dillshoroiigh Ciihnl. • ‘ ' IlfA L tk t/ fv tp f h(iv« cgma-d the wnlHug crowd. Itut i mem". } oWT rv "CiirtpicU but a few : l ; av,^ W l # n in lb. ••Item,bil,. aim,,si dirt-Mv’ In fn.nl have new cart* and repnira for the ua book your ordtr for a new one n F. P. RINES ° n W ) ¥ nk 1°. Men Friday On IN C0LD PR IS0N ()f ^ O o r F r i d a y H is L i f e History tasrsk 4,419.03 00.00 1.80 1.20 40.40 09.82 18.00 00.14 42.00 620.25 60.00 3.86 1,001.05 103.61 ' P A N A M A , Sept. 11.— The United 322.02 States cruiser Galveston has sniled 1-80 fur Honduras under rush orders. 274.10} The cruisers Rochester and Tulsa 00.20 are ulready there. BOYS. ASSUME HUMBLE SPIRIT W . ‘ are X g A t * for' BEPTRMBEltrKl, 1924 FLORIDA I ’ lio n o Mir, ■Na . Ave North French Avenue. Sanford, Fin ****** * ******** SEALBAC SHINGLES �'' * w * A'SAWRBAV.^tWfeMHtin w, lMMl\ n i j ii l u t i M i »V n u k r a a »' •A- Question -Of Health, Not O f Dollars eaeept •* ■•■fan. n ..ru > R2? « » ' ,2?£ond CI,M M«tt*r, i* W W * “»»• laafnrd’ *•L._ __. rr#TT atlrraowa n a v i hi » k i i ' i x s i n i n i 'jH-l f W * ' | W 4 l >\F* J As Brisbane bees it ] A week from Monday the voters o f Sanford will have A Couims Landslide. nno*Jier opportunity of demonstrating their progressive Frank Case End*. ch a. i il4l#Kiorida. under aci of i spk‘ t, and of registering their faith in this c itv ’a future. No “ Klarern,” Thanks. ~---- ------------ 1 Monday, September 22 , is the day when it will be decided Eastman's New Education. >- O K A S ____ to y ^ A niu i) n w i f l ____ nitna is A llin )':hcther1°r aot Sanford issue three hundred and twenty-five B Y ARTHUR nRISBANE l > l * 0 » I U A v raa* l ’haaa 141 thousand dollars worth of bonds for the purpose o f providing (C o r n e l l 1034) nil sections o f the city with an adequate sewerage system. .-■ J IB P C H tm o W nATKB ~ t~ , e(.u2 $ <}£nl campaign in connection with a nogs I DETROIT, in a Inndalido, nonn«<* Month*..H.M ,, • t f j In City by Carrier, uon ot such M tal toiportancp-ns this on6 Is o f epurso entireli. | rates Couzcn* for the ScnattL ^l»o. Weekly Edition, I m iecetw iirvifo r ajlrely e y e # ctfben.realizes the great ie e t Michfifan country places thnt dB iff.'* IAL NOTIHQi >|| oblta indpoinj . ~ J h h e a,th ®t not (inflow Couzens well votejl I cards of thanks, reaotutli srtnnce jk city thm Is henlt Kleaa of antartalnmenta wh. Idihim. But the city ofI 1) 0. 1 ara mad# will be chare fj * i t u b a a eo n a t e o rn R ia pr*»» '■ e»clua. r, .nl'tled to the uee for repnh II q* of all newa dlinatrhM |l»ao to It or not otherwla* cred ilmthla paper and alao the local la gubllihed herein. All right* of abUcatlon of apeclal dlapatchaa yln<ar« alao reaerved. W U RI) A Y.T s K P T 13. 1024. . J L B T H O U G H T FOB TO D A Y GOD IS M E R C IF U L :— Thou nit U Ood ready to pnrdon, grnciuun K merciful, slow to nngrr, nnd . t a f f t r u i kindness.— Nrhem?nh’ p m 7" ----------------------- ~ ii Hf)N O NN Nirr R i~ r Oh/ ever skiltcl to wear the form ~v.' wc love! To bid the shnpes of feur nnd m a -' h g rief depart, , Coi)ie, gentle Hope! with one gay S fM. remove The. lasting sadness of an nchtng heart. feThy vblce, benign cnchnntressI, let R. ■ fj. me mc heur: hear jrthnt for some plensurcs' 1. shall bloom; c T h « t '. Fancy's radiance, Friend ? . ship’s precious tear, Shall soft. soften, or shall chnse, mis.fortune's gloom. B ^ c ijm e not glowing into the dnz- such ns this! th<Ttff le, not nre some! I t h S i ou d e engi n g e r sj e v e?rryy «lf? n o w llivi iv in g D stant , e it h W ,v When Sni Florida;, jrreatpat dliea. I’ eraon. who arc able to ncVctralc L. the veil of the future e n ” ne ,„ , r nroaoeritv nh..n,t" I - ;cat, , ...diatineUy .. .. aee.thc 1.1 . day, o.f TK-.nu.TW C -/ • he N s a m *S l l T n X aih C a r f / W * * (h * ^ Man And t h e y in\ e s t all t h e i r a v a ila b le r esou rces. They n financial success on w h a t th e fu t u r e holds. •ini. Wc could f e l £ r . / VJe’ee ail Gahg/h' o m ThiS ,.A D owTcha * ‘ 1 u o t t /H p hold’ ^ ir .k„'Tf i P ^ 'ouzen* as an indivie > f Di\ and Mrs. Brownlee Entertain for Mr. Mrs. Swinehart PERSONALS ^ ™ o Co „ , inMS r ? S . ’ P' nl FrW“ y i f „ J„ , G+ " ‘ " morntnir : . . . I rrn"1 Tampa where he spent sev- C a len d a r morn Ta^ia .^bane’/liu! sp entin Fgridfrom ay M.fer llny* ° n bu» ln« " " , f w w „ 0^ J “ ’ ' * Mrs. F. E. RomUIat entertained a smnll number of Sanford’s young­ er set Fridny afternoon with a ■ thratre party, honoring*her attrac­ tive guest, Miss Dorothy Crnbtrcc, of Tampa. A fter the movie at the Milano Thonter wns enjoye<l, refreshments were served at Roumillat and A n ­ derson's Drug Store. Those invited to ioin the in­ formal party were Misses Luella Mahoney, Rebecca Stevens, Camil­ la Pulcston nnd Mnrgnret Peters. ?. E.. Roumillat lins For Guest « X one o f the s t a t e ’s ... h e........ a lth ie ^..w s t *.ow sections. va#*#••*■». ,,v< IL L IN O IS imprinoni , I t IS es se n tia l, t h e r e f o r e , f r o m a h e a lth s ta n d p o in t i f t rel ease is rpi ' .. ’ from six to fourtrrn VMir* Thi* rrv fr o v m no oth a t this issue — ,r. '" 4 # saf j...,#• i er,’ th g....... \ .bond 'V1' in CTMt: lie c a r r ie d . rhc ntizons 4 , * ,,u cr* S A T U R D A Y EVENING SERMON r"""n' it o j * j i ; '«* h’ In » Yn i v . . n -.1 t <v 9-.* | jjpfl -.- ’v-i-vr ’Em On a Free Motor Tour of S Bryan’s Saturday Sermon , t„ ., . , ............. -cl .hr j„d Kr ( r „ i ! ^ ir.°irn * ' 0 **t<' n c itie s a r c n o ted f o r t h e ir health condi- J"tt«ck, n ring <.f police keeping , ao ’ * u h o u t th is r e p u t a t io n f o r its h e a lt h g i v i n g and the public n Muck uwny from thf I .. . . . * q u a litie s, H o n d a w o u ld not he th e g r e a t s t a t e "p«»plc's court." There had iteoii invnoet i is lotJ1a y*. l A n d u S a n fo r d can n e v e r he t h e b ig c it y w o all threats to homh th,. court. Unlv Onl* Z . i v 1,,K c u > w o ail in oomn ine court. __ ..r l. __ i. t. . u - _:_:__i .. „ * e x p e c t It to he w ith o u t thn n m n o v J , » , n C ' y W ,out f hc p r o p e r p r o m o t io n o f health con- |th« criminals, their families, law, Jv1^ o u ? Properf.Jan itittion and w ith o u t an e ffic io n t n,lfl newspapermen heard tlrt h t &V & K c HVW . l W>f'»rd/,t|s i t 'o p n t i i m e s |o g r o w f r o m v e h r r W ' " ^ '' to veiir. ca n n o t ovnoet , AT TH E HURCHES T BITHLO r « ., And Eastern Orange County I- * A i | MUTUAL CONFIDENCE “ As Ye Do It Unto The Least O f These” i i •Hi M i p ,h :r ;L h ,± r i 11•' University ,.f Liver pool, i JuleV u> fn.m the disti u. tin • mds r!7l l‘un w,‘ bnut incurring any r d S' T w . .................... »m IS.v7.,V,.,'.’. V * ' e e ' . 'V,n »••>' ........ • ,Ul*i, nmith ‘T thoiihami im hr »»iil ii1"11,hI «*i• and aid 1 ,n ' V V ; u a >'.J’,,ssl,,|‘’. if you Wish to ob tai n nos- ! ?•' a.vs lie mn maim fact in ,• sugai ,,0t J^-s Of the vvorl a no permits u. to risk. ■ *b<' a '"*se hose can lie in Weriea, Wills hundred and n,,s-s l" ' 1 Of uni* o f the children in his rare. .... 1 and cart...n dioxi.f* (oin.mil/ic vv 1 1it Nut ui >• ami with ” 'i nozzle of a can he uQy IhuuMind fur hniidifir out th U o it tod a v. ‘ ba* - b ,w nature. manufactures --- viViatUle - ’jt (c*d. iKv,:, , »eu ithe lie nuiliutl 1 ear f , ,■ ---* human fear“ .f''L., “drop iron ', w ' lh,,ul H p A ip o rt. * ________ lnu,j enteiing entering lit plums, through the gieeu leaves. '<*iCe. the sweetest ,,f all sounds im, ■ ,,r<*P of <*f mud It IS II d-ep p io css . first mnki(|g |•xeptlis at m u I, l.ntes discordant wale, in’ t h o 'f l,r,‘*M,r- of i*Ddw„ with " Shame," said n •i„. .......................... ' H l f Mlhliini*.....................’idteulmis Ml».l Ih e l a r e o f te n nea rlv re- for maid, i.v de of the rurhon ,|l..xid,liltl uslon. 3i|etr-,. the the ' ,,t Kru“ u’r than i r crowd of young R usmuhs „ s tin y I I* i* ’ ‘**Dii-ult t o , lass t h e m s e p a r a te l y (in,- s te n and water, then applying ulirn Inrtft majest . mukl, id a, eompUsh- who i. m” '.?, A Christian rolof invisible* ( ..ur ,.VJ.„ an«ht w lien man talks with th In- th.. , 8 «rnde<i through the streets ,.f r 1" " , ..... , violo.t a eolo, otv is.ui.. ,.. ,J* coinmunicgUvii with in<tk.'i< ..... .......... " " •Ii v me ....... ' ( • ‘p Jll'UVC 0SC0W practically naked Oh, have make i hr nugar. ' roftrrvoii is a lonijull |finite. 1h*' 1 u Hikes t he su ldi m e a g a in Tl, m i- I ’it 11II What would our cloth If sen-lie- ran imitate plant, o,, I, *!And Sm,"„ S and they that were ln£ ! l l t % ' ^ f a ' Ing mrn iiantH do 7 « big Male, manufactiiritig Ugft! •with — hint followed after him To finds ■ W tJ . 0 and pi deni from laila.n dmv,Je 1 Ihclr lonipluint that all men we"l, wr„| k. it unsafe to do missionary It is bard lu mr (in* %u»u |»oiut «.f own condition need, at "i the an and tin- water in thi j M-eklilg Hilo. In- all.wend temion SrJMkA why Would vote a^nnnat a •I \« IvSON \ || || .It M' |{ \ ground, on. food problem will h,. ,] * ‘ .e' us go into the next towns, I In th,. I. , bond j»MUt' fur tin* purpohe «*f >«(,. '" ''• • I . . f» »>«v preach there also for try J. so. ,K' . " f " i. miiiisguarding tbt* lii'iiIt h of (in- v%••iiit'ii Ib-plil.ll, litis llowe-ver don’t be III a hurrv 1-. ! therefore , Ume 1 fo r t h " snr.-ad r l" Previ’n‘ the r x |•f r^aiiig • a t i o ..f ( he m n Children of then LoinintJiiit) K,','i*t Joy ui ei •i" v arid the total ■'ll your Cuban sugar plantation i , R “ \ l'*‘S'i.di for service coerced' to the l,r,,,,lll,,n in regard outcome i ?i A..,n* n *b"ald do Well to give Ins I Maine Well, thev may , llll4 n will make you rich for manv i Him into eonstnni nelivitv The Hi> n , "rnurig of ruirueli-s. penny to such a worthy I'lius mg a i ... k id.lad I’ epuidn an slut. <*«>'• ' I fir-h.s we,,,he ves, w , » and ' -uff-rillg ’" U h *»1’ J"' of' . i e B e p t b : ready and there was no « „ ltc “ !!m!„ l° * * l,h >•>1141( IM|| W .tlic approach of sc,....I day s j ^ U .^ T Z \ . " ^ t tlNt.RE.SSMAN Sehuyh-r M m 1 *#'*■ "PmiuLV and I! w " m' hMn" WB’' Bwiford b, ys and go Is should give to the President n. home . , " I a Follett. |lord • " • presiding over the Republican I lo"»f w" ul'' '« najuire toi-on- be .Inert, ! Vi' “ * u,,w,ll">k' to " b'l* » n torv for tla- P m, ;S|.... ‘ onvention in < ,d,n,u ticut.1 Y’T* th,‘ u,’ rl,l if all the professed so ,„Ueh ,,'f „ln .'’ 'i CfrcfOl thought to the select a......... . Thev w.ie so ala lined that ” however. g ' - s - i v e . i, „ „ |(t 4BCOUra4-k which will best prepale thev sent I. I.attulioi, .f « "mpar,-. La Foil,-tie with Tiol.-.fcv ' ' b, 1st wet,- „s ,-«r„. th,- nano,,, .. h#u,r‘’r" ' " , *>and Lenin ' ost as He. ' .... V1 ‘ uriuies of ih, ” ,'J , , , t" .... . " ,,‘ l lh* m w party ^ l .*•% £ m made l H thC,,r k/ V Wurk, M‘." "•''"'"•If ti.e ............. ...............esidentuj in high achotd make tandidute. to th, afl.i .» M' « ”M* “ big vote It- effect Leaving out Bolalievise polil .tful | n\nn>' bnv,. Ills , a us,- so imtelvcft aeriounly felt inculleg.- i>u \ let it Ih U o* „ through U‘ " the vv,-M and vn-ws, which are the mutter, of *” 4?'* «*n their hearts thu! they rise hml .. *,url"'S‘- if He " ----~ f v V' >"*•" national that lh. V'' ’ •u»l.1-aFollette , ' - « r oliette , •pintpn, ‘(hut is nuiXiut romplinu itt PJ*r then s.-ureh o u t1 SeVv in*l|"'' ., •T" , 1'* *pray' an-1' .......... “ i'l l '*ut •B.y tho DeLand W ’ “Maim' h'‘" election didn't . mint the plat ©5 ^b, whinwork Is 15 needed? nooded? FAIU-tte u U n d NeC* News ksued for 1 » . 11 , ." • »'» • • R« |..ihli, aos l.if F«l »«y. like lh 1th0 re work Tin- same ktnd^ ) •, ■necial editionii uadcominJk th. t|in h ip.vkow \ uiv th. *t.u-y i - 1 1 iJL 'f ur‘‘ ,,ul,4 * " «■mi |M>rt «d to Charlie ‘ V * A *-*PT ........... * “ ,nd of e«nba leper'sa Faith Faith. m.-nt l.or"!!!'.. tm " « n Msrvde Jt» and the f ' f,*ntel> smaller way, >’«u for titt­ , A 11- " » '■ ) I"' Uns we red that all' of , 1v< ralty to that 'de*A)te their tin.,- to evangelutic v l,„ t r » t u\ | „ . i “ >"Tront. le." Any mfii V ‘ Well *upjli mat ir :rue, ou, all . * , gr.t. y i S *. '* °'h It I* in and Trofct- w v k . inen of Delamd the News of ............................................. . ' libutjnlcreatcu Jntcre.teu em ugh to support --*•I aln^y • ,y,n*? 1T" bHp individual, ,n,)lvltiuit,alate has gone Re iubllcanJ somebody’i i*y is an e»< eptionally fin. Then, too the elfev l of the „„,1* PotMer lheie are some disconcerting T l Wlu dc ilsroi, th dr time u »it,i. e f . L h‘’" ‘ xP>.s-. “ bout the result from « M..n of woolen dividends with the ich ng th,- Word. There in op-' ‘ t,?t 11 « l " ‘ «e-J SUN 1 AT SEN, the great Chineyie IT.-spe, live harder tinier v ,-t to le V ., ' . Itepublican •>t jsrut |><«i nt, neverthileader, declares l-s himself u a Bolshk Bolslk- C r a * U?!t.T’ « '^ U r u g e thoife th< fcf#\?f ^nlvid!!?! ‘ ‘I ‘ “ V frort** " . ' V . "'*• («MfT once la-fore 1Iftl. UlUcks I III 7 ar nV"1’ wf lh.‘ ‘ Pr« « " l‘ n,i»l b " » ||„. majority for g,,v,,„o| ’ *■ lipnrialiani o 1. ^ mlfilsteHal or *^« •( of people in ih * *° * Malle,| doom for the Republican I'oWCTft, Ulifi HM> .... ........f the big tes have made u Ipeerh 1w j » cut .Ttl.lMO f , „ n, t(„. . . «ys the Chinese GoV* f or tli'e ”y ..........3 ^ i«re in thfc south. Of course in l!»2o. It i* si, « Ivtl\ hieim, ■», ", .I'a'tv and the Fordney. Met .. umhe...... . j rnmont in a farce with foreign tl|]» dtp. S XoJJvt "uper.nnuatcd „ „ng g, .,,.efu 1*s . k ' n,l» 1 dependent. ------------------ro-« aand a « ,, as u ,^ , M aw ‘lv lllst mst n,,w now undeigoing Undeigoing *u t,-i ter lonmt5 r jlmjr, m-e # 9 0 t feci slight,-il, hut it it was in H)22 Hut it„7, i i i Y etc. " f "protest has every cvyi "And there can.„ a le,»er to Jlim.i way' w, n‘ « " ‘ heir R# %?•* lhe. ,'“ ,,.dity ,,f ,h*' lb:,« ihe «o,a vo J ......... roU,- t which bus If it were possible to unite the M South is keening us out . was the highest ,.v,.r .... . . P*;_«pcct ot ol growing more inten-. intens,' Chinese and the Russian Bolshe­ ha^eehing Him, und kneeling thunks tt" y « l ’" » * » o n of £ lot o f Interesting >,litlcal | Maine und was I o.ihmi 'b e Democratic campaign fi down to Him, and saving i,„, , vists under one leadership Mongolia umo film if -ri ri'.t ope.ted in ciirneat. Th unto Him: i f Thou wilt, ThoS corded in 'o u r T " hoM1,5ur* re­ ,|* l‘ n,n‘ ' • '» .•... u m .— ... October. M. 1,1 .I,,o„oh ,h , X I ' * ? " m* k' " •* ‘ could not no, keen l, -----“ .............. •.t.l, still- hU . , ? cV-? •.U' ' * “ '•> bypath for votes f,„ ,h. v “• '« V l Ashley gang held up another j . l0''’ at>-fi"*wK*.nl eft cot |Coaat bank at Pompano the Upon the national ti, U.t if th.tile l jss with live thou- ,_________ _ „ „ IH nitKTuU mude inroatis of a s»«ve come repo,, of renewed ,h,„g can unite al Chfna apr,!ad" untl1 ’ «ntw^ into n £ r i £ .m" rc ° ' ’" illy ' v aTara. i n , John oonn Ashley, Aanley, le leader rious nalurr. h. I'M.; ttf , er interest among DemocraU. unite an m ini. y , , whol# body s destroyed. It ou, in „ » ! y* bul w* ‘ wi toua natuir. withfa n g,. — baa been Republicans had to carry Maim■ — ----------------does . . t ----r .. I though ,r> ovsert nlac.-s a ..j yet - j — in — jail 0— M * - , famous victory" in Mui,.,. u doc* its its work work alnwl» alowly u hut aurely “ Tuert P1 * 01’8-’' And .Imaa, but but always always escape. W,r* sure of Hughes’ election . n j ‘ " fio, L with i i ^ i tin, n 6 it H begin# t V n Bkil1' i ’1 •aaJly in tome peculiar manaa Tol- hrvalL qLuf^ , 7 r ’’ Tlh® ^ ‘ oUlV *number t o , 1. ti*Tle ‘ be year it looked s t i r •uggaats, in « delibarat* — ■ of ' * ri0U8 t m : h' * " "■ 3 S 5 T i.u u ,; , ; ; ' T n rr ° w , i r j ^ : r „ o K M o o o i that which I* known to M A IN E ’S M KANINt; H: ... »r " . . .. s jrjM rtia i? n Phone: Res. 425 J ,1 ‘c s t «:t ^ a Monday . • ........... ..vi. of J3altimore, b^tfrti^'AuJftliaiT o f the Md.. is Spending several d.tyg in Ljh tmirt-h meets at tho ii I t ban ford the guest o f friends. i. Gcbryo Michaels, IVoYlock. — * i r • •pending a week i ‘ \ h. A. Wiles, of Jacksonville, wax guest o f tho MonteM When you sec tw*'L.t ■ilr rn business, visitor In Hanford Friday, stopping at C.-W. Laing and Roby Laing r e - ! ,Thursday T bu^day nnd Friday turned Friday from Tallahassee ,hp M°u‘ czuma Hotel, and other points In West Florida |Mrs. E- D. Brownlee on- wherp they' apint the past 10 days. t . A. Rullcntinc, of Jacksonville, Chicago girl~ougiit to u Fridsy evening at diwspent Friday in the city calling on up by some Isall trini * M N. G. Sherman, of Jacksonville, local — — .....u « m m emerchants, renn hnrdwnre the dng Mr. and Mrs. M. L. t « “ cr’ . p°P Pinched h -f‘ J wns In the city Thursday and FriKuest of the Valdez Hotel. broke hi!4 no.so. of Kwaugu, Korea. day on business, the guest of the I -------- . ’ |mre laid for six at the Valdez Hotel. } B. T. McWhortcn. of Umltills. ,.X 0U f " " A de-------» business visitor in Sanford thing If you do a ;.a M lappointed table. Mrs. J. R. MacDonald returned Friday, registering at the Monte-I or»e dinner was aerved. some people even get ^ J bests « f Dr. and Mrs. this morning from Providence. R. 1. *uma Hotel. Continued from page four where she spent the Summer pleas- I -------i Included Mr, and Mrs. antly with her mother. | . Mr. and......... Mrs.......... Frank . Milteer VI nnd Mini speak of the millions who have Tom Sims snvs rinchart o f Korea, Miss •laughter, o f Fort Myers, arc the been helped physically by those The Prince of \v,|M W. B. Cone, of Atlnnta, Gn ., . guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. S. W ig ­ who have, by Christ’s teachings, Bncs and Jerome Bussell America during |xap y LMI been stimulated to Christian ser­ spent Friday in the city cnlling on ' Kms he is the bravest man vice. . local hardware merchants, regis- ' -------Why? tered at the Valdez Hotel. j ™ E. Lowney, of Jacksonville, There nre nt»out 7OX»0, -------spent Thursday nnd Friday in SanThose who have hnd their sins pair shops in the Uni:«d sLi Miss Nell Hnthcock of Plant City |‘ or<l- ‘ he guest o f the Montczunn forgiven nnd have tieen brought arrive,! Friday and will he the H"«'*linto a new life nre under no in­ guest of her sister, Mrs. John Leon-1 junction to keep silence; on the anti on Holly Avenue. Miss E. II. Brown nnd Miss contrnry, they are urged to'preach Counting yourch’ i ^ j )STER C LAS S Louise Sheppard left this morning the gospel everywhere. Why nre : hatch iso t ,lisistr..u,7 _ J. B. Carlisle, Jr., of Jacksonville, to spent the week-end in Sarasota the efforts put forth by Chris-ig ing your chi' k,-n» osier Class of the Moth- is a business visitor in the city with friends. tiana so small in proportion t o '5 I count. the needs of the world? »y School meets Sunday for several days, the guest of the j Miss LcClairc Jones arrived this By one authority it is stated thnt 1st o’clock at the Montezma Hotel. Thev vuv Jack Dcnwetk ---- , l morning from Miami much im- only 70’J medical missionaries have h'oung men not affiliated mnrrie,! and give ,.th.-e* * C. C. Jones left this morning for l*r,IV(‘d from her recent severe ill- been sent by Europe nnd America to say his vuf,. xvi'l ;)|r, , classes are cordiallv his home in Fort Myers after ' to minister to one billion suffering (non. ittend. Judge F. spending several days pleasantly attend. E. K people in other lands— less thnn kr is tenchcr. Uome, |with his son, Earle Jones, O. .1. Pope returned this morn- one to each million -while In lur nnd hear a ■u i friends, •■■* — ■ [ ig from Young Harris, C.n . where America there is one physician to [on the lesson. Mrs. W. E. Young, Mrs. Thomas he accompanied Miss Lucile Pope each fiOO people. During the t r ip ly Hollingsworth. Revesly Wright nnd who entered the Young Harris around the world, I spoke at a Y. — CROSS CHURCH M. C. A. meeting in Allnhnbnd, In­ Joe Jenkins of Ovedio spent Thurs­ ( i liege. dia. Ot the close o f my address u day in Sanford pleasantly. J services for tho thir— — i 11 alter < arter^ left the first of man, typically liunnii in appearfcdny after Trinity, St-pt. Sandy Anderson livuvea for New ',,IK. wt‘0‘l ‘ °r Norman Park, (in. j mice, arose iin.l said York tmlny where rn* and Huffnlo ........................... " L- h, : ' ,,(l‘ cr, w" 1 ,,',,rr Nnr' " " " "Mr. Ilrvan. when you return to m.—Sundny School nt will handle the New York m’nch • Institute he expects to < y„ ur country, tell your people i h a t l j , . where , The very foundation of hu.siners is “( ’(INFIDESC deal for the American Fruit Grow- I Kr" ‘‘ unte in June, I we nre very grateful to them f o r ja People place confidence in others, hecatise they U | School. -Church services nt the ers. w , , , , the help given us. hut tell them a ls o i* * confidence in themselves and business coultj notM hcatre. E l.ightfoot, *.....-*V formerly with I, thnt , llnt we We nre nre aa very very numerous numerous pro-1 peo-------, v. M .V', *-v wun otherwise IV. I*. Rodgers, of Jacksonville, ! h*’ ’ r,a,''," Mortgage ( oinpnny. , p|t, and thnt the help we have re- _ UN SCIENCE SO C IETY representing the East Const Mm hn!' a position ns sales ' eeived is small compared w ith1! chinery nnd Supply Company, is aw* "“ »f.,i r" l,h ‘ be Sanford Mort- , what wc need. J The FIRST N A T I O N A L R ANK is founded oa, In Science services are ftpending several dayn in Sanford ‘r‘,k' ' ‘ 1 I ’’Tell them. too. not to measure, ■ fidencc. People come to it with money to ]hc "O m an’s Club. Oak „. n ibusiness, , .the l guest. .of. the*Moil . . . * ~~~ ’ the influence of Christian ideals S kar Third Street, nt 11 ,CIUn1Il u,)te| .*>. H. tuck, of Orlando, repre- by the number of chur. Ii memknowing their money it* safe, ln company witii subject for tomorrow: _______ sentmg t)„. American Automobile i bers in India; it is far greater ” transaction there ip that pei sonnl inln -si. niurton F , , Frank a week Frank R. R. McNoiH McNeill return,-,l returned home home | ■A "* t t* ' .*. n' ?. i* ,7 'spending ' P‘'.,,,I,,,'K. /' w;prk in in | To (iive Freelv. co-operation which proves the de.sirahilily ofdoiMl li*t) maintain* a reading the first of the week from Atlanta I Snnfo« ‘ . ‘ be guest of the Monte­ At the missionarv eongre«s held inesH with this institution. in Edinburgh in I Silt), one of the * free loan library nt Mr McNeill was accompanied homt'•,um■ ,,,,lr,• First National Bank by his wife nnd they will Iic lit ■ i delegates told of the chief of a ■ I lv i.« open during Sop home to their friends nt the Sem , , .'lis. K, E. Leffler has v ...... - returned .....— , savage tribe III the South Sea Is. ■ llTslnesdnys nnd Satur- inoie Hotel until Inter in the fall. ?, ,,,e.n" " n! w|!h Mr ' ' n''' lands who asked for a ini-*i..nary tS J f to fi. All are wel' .Mrs. Frank Milteer in Fort Myers to h,i sent to his people, and dur- ■ Iftrnd services nnd to nig the year thnt elapsed IhT oi'c IB Lester II. Heath, o f Titusville, and will be with Mrs. W. S. Wig »! the tgnding his rcpiest could be granted be re­ p— — - -jog y i.,,, v repre«enting the East C o a s t Mn- gins for some time. sembled _ . __ __ his ,people i-nnle each Sunday tj U * m u • Air, «f)d ACr*.. W„ V, ,1Vlieelor aibl morning and h«d them remhtn a children have relurneel from a de>- while in the attitude of prayer ai t , . r .iT v k c * . t ,h.,Con** lightful motor trip thro igh the though they expressed no petition A C O M M U N IT Y R U IL D K R ll Church nre as follows; country to l»ui*vi||c, Ky., and in words. \V(> huve reason to be School meets ut lU S a. Cincinnati, Olii,,. proun of our nation'-, ge.-ierosii v . S. Bobo Dean, Miss Dorothy F . I ’ . FOSTER, President II. F. W H I T N K R l ig preaching und worship it gives more than any other nation Dean and IV. Gordon Dean arrived ami ..'clock. ^bfiatian En- Krj(,n>"f"rni.Y' A hYicvUIc'."' n .' c!.‘ V«mi ! u MrV, A /’arharv T ' K son, does or has doll • to aid those who __ live under other lines, bu' i vrn our J P; n'T\ will he the guests of It L. Dean J*"!" „ arc "■'1 , hmile H o’clock. The midweek tnr A* %fm ,.....s..„ ‘ "day from Mount (nive and o■tiler altruistic rontrihutioiis are small for several day*, before leaving for v . 1 < ■ i . nee on Wednesday night their home .in Miami. " mt' N" 1’ w,l< rt compared with the need of tiie un Congregational Men]* tnrv Kprnt a (iclignt ful xummor enlightened and eompared with "i.r li InI it v to give tui^Thursday night Sep*. Mr nii.l .Mrs Mrs .1 (' Hutchison ■] I\ , r . ami • oiifuclus laid emphli -is or tin liuve a full attendance 1T n returned word rei ipi.n ity, but reclpro.-i'v i Tn nrsK V v i x r r v o c J r v i x S '"1 liu1, daughter O AeaCn i ^ x p i c s s i o n Thursday to .Saufoid of importance wi‘ l For the only cah-uluting self interest .1, -------I past month. Mr Hutchison ha-. MIS taught Ills followers to give, lr. us. It hr.s been unnouiiced by Super, been visiting the ,-usti-rn ami riot as they hav • re. eived * r may ||.I invitation to worship markets. while •........... ......... »<-. -nm- Mrs receive in return, l*ut jo coi itmg t». >tiurb. Conic*. intendent Law-ton that Miss Mar­ western Hutchison lias been with friends (he needs of thi se 1.. whom they garet McRae will teach expression I jVi**N w i ' j t t y ' - * S ( minister MAI’T I S T CHURCH in .Sanford High School for the ses­ sion opening Monday, Sept. lf>. School 14;.'tO a. in. •i.rshin and sermon 11 Miss McRnc is a graduate of Cox kject, “ The Testimony of College in Atlanta nnd has studied J cf Jesus." [I'e,.pie's Unions 7 o’clock. in tho Curry School of Expression vvornhip and sermon 8 in Boston,- Mass. lubject, “ Where the WonUntil this year Miss McRae has It he Wealth of Character lived in Goorgia where she has taught in Winder and LaFayctte. |~f’ ! me,-ting and Bible study f s# +1 The Sanford High School is said V )> evening 8 o'clock. “Sanford’s Be«t ami visitors arc cofdi- to be fortunate [o secure an i i i - j . y Be Sure to Place Your Order Karly] le,l structor in Expression with such «£♦ training and experience, it is be- ' ♦% hiODIST CHURCH. lieved by boosters of the Sanford i i schools that Miss McRae will hfc a | % S. Bell, presiding elder j valuable asset to the high school. p ut the morning svrvlcc, j the quarterly confCrcnto^ ' j- m. ' l»tar will preach at night subject, "The Meaning of Irst Miracle." V school at t);S0 a. m. th la-ague meet* at 7 p. m. noir has been giving ua C O C K T A IL S fine music lately. Come ] I the singing. - .4 . Fresh Oyalers Shri mp pBYTEIUAN CHURCH UKUSHKS preach | on ■ownlee will proach Queen (llivea Mend C e le r y Sunday morning, .and ihsny Home" Sunday V SALADS •ch of these sermons will •j I __ -h practical problems of U .P.1, F r u i t Sitlad ■ r MODERN banking ** for Supday are aa fo i­ S O C I'S ls a. m. Sunday »cHoblj •- organization, with atlc* kpn-achiiig P-» *n-» huig service 7 P nv^ ,j « « f . ,s ] JL Cream o f T u rk ey Chicken Broth . quacc facilities. .hristian Endeavor: ff p. m7 service, . ENTREES will ^ ; A n ABLE personnel jo tha Re ■“ j u s t a H o f i ; " Itoaut Y’ oung Turkey, French Dressing nightj Th hik 'gin ill s o r v j i l K | A 1 jV ■ director*, officers and . nigHt. T giHbk w wia anil Cranberry Sauce , - °....... . prograi -.A • JT< / J . • • -,rr jt' ) ‘ ‘ bo program. Laat 4,„s * iJ^^B>ight |#‘«ht the boya boys nad charge Roast Chicken, Celery Dresaing and Apple Sauce PfugramT ' There * w ere • W — ■■■1 I « > ■ ■!■».) Broiled JPb'inpaho, Metre d’Dotel mere ’ Barbecued Pig, Apple Sauce n ............... .... ........... . A c i t v e rbnrBiaEst in Lv; Roast Spring Lamb, Green Peas service aside from tl4g- ►wJUr "* *«*»'?*' Hut in this s t r u g g l e f o r m o n e y g a in s, c o m m u n it y health i>M./uiPr. r tneir youtn th tnp1 MF’ t ’ AUSE u OF their youth ou t not he lost s ig h t o f . In deed , is t h e r e a n y t h i n g m o r e vollnl! Chicago murderers, Loe6 a n t 1 u) n hen Hh c o n d i t i o n s ? W i l l o u r fin ancial in v e s t - nn«l t.eo|Mdd, nre sentenced to jnfl i |M nm,l u n ^ '' ) a n y t h i n g i f w e n e g le c t th e m o r e im p o r t a n t f(,r life, " " t sent to the gallowi. p r o b le m o f p r o v i d i n g o u r s e lv e s w i t h s a n it a t io n ? W e must It wns n strange scene in n ••self.. ea ize le g r e a t e r im p o r t a n c e o f g u a r d i n g o u r health than lirovcrmng nntion," picked rifte> i .. S ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. •or ' Ninety in th^ warn, hut *av. In the shade at n were all hot. t e tr snss ) O- W. Speneet, Jr., return^ this ! " fuel. 1here mold lie no greater fact. I her,* could lie un greatiT misforlune fnr tile fnthers and the -J r: ase limn (o have ...... ................................................................................................................................................. - .........v if o r is less fair will soothe m>y u 1,1 « o•o na. B ecom In w»«v th e v•••• a rio u s se n s (|( o f th e rc i itv , e Kerious. * --••• I"tin .M’tctio I Kills I /It* »|.. .foils . It. ruin . at larcr * 1 . ji ^pensive breast, not hnppiriuBB, hut •* ....... uonrn to rent! By W I L L I A M JE N N IN G S B R Y A N „ ‘ n ‘ a a q uestion o f health it cannot he a q u e stion ----- -j —-Helen Marin Willianii. Of d o llars, 1 ‘ MRS. TOW NSEN D, the great.O_________ Igreat grand daughter „f Israul r f e r j r . while you iinv,. the inon... - ... Mark, in the first chapter of his ■„ f the soul that is. for the moment vy t I f you (hin't you will spend it i tit Ham, asked the ( ounecticut R«. 1gospel, gives us the details of a preferred. Than it spreads until .;Wi|potlt investing. ; publican* t„ denounce ihe Ku Klux " " " ' " n a i y tour undertaken by the the i , nscience, ‘ seared as wit h a ,, ---------, A , ---------nlan. They wouldn't ,|.. it. nor, Master. hot iron," ceases to remonstrate 1 Uvprres are becoming s„ rom A r o ‘ holt* not h om e s in S e m in o le r o i n i t v w h e r e t h ere is ,,u*> accept a resolution by “ An'‘ ln lh« morning, rising up "Unrlenn Pnclean ’’ ’ l me ------■ - must he ieasier nn,, , til | to getl | them ' « W elcom e f o r a lit t le |,m- or » littl,. ,,.,1 f,., , i, ‘•'••“ her womiin, indorsing the chiij H Ki'cat while before day. he went , * ' f t(0 be (ietuinc<j ru. detained on huflint business. ............................ .V i 1 : , V 1 K " ' f , o m , , u , ( ' " h l r e n ’s labor amendment «,. «h, (onstitu’ ‘‘ eparted inti, a solitary „ „ 'm Z L . " a ' ‘ " “ ' T ' 1 h" 5*‘ Honu* S o c ie t y o f F lo r id a '. lion. . Ida,,, an,l there prayed." ^ k V. . J h ,h'’ jhsense were t M/ r t p l 1* .... only J "way " j owim some iotas folks run can S o r n K 0nAin,,,' ‘ iS Israel Putnam you know is the lf th‘‘ Saviour Himself had need ' ' r,, , n' t°\"'h'1" g 'j'1*-’ who proS,,,T " ,s P»’ople a r e kind. p iK tjr o what they preach in to cut mini that fliMinKuiMii.l himsHf itf uf V ^ y er nt thu boKinrun^ of aui-h w e ‘ / fBn<J tl,u ehildrnn e , n ' Hn; l 10” 1? ^ U" 1» « ’ U».al«‘ out preaching. an enterprise, do ■ e. to UMf n °^hers by ( V dry e.-entul l,y the g rea t s o c ie t y , so r i g h t f u l l y called IIiinkiT Hill, w i\t* urn fly hurrinj rtM l’nterprirf€\ how much more d o t ________ A. ‘ — ■— o -----— * * ’ Unclean, unclean." alive by the Indians and killed X * •' 11is weak and faltering fnl-. IIR* s t a t e s g r e a t e s t c h a n t v. J M . Defense Dny was n log “ e take no such precautions w..lf after following it into a darji lew.-is? Ami if it was nut because smxrs". ol Ills need, luit for our example, 11gainst the spread cf sin What a Now we feel perfectly F r o m e v e r y r o n f it y in the s t a t e this s.a-iety has taken cavern with a blazing torch • he I 'ounecticut Republicans up. it is t-tjunlly binding upon us. j ‘h*aleriing noise would arise dny ______ ' sa<. h t t le liov.M and g ir ls east I'laetieul experience confirms the Mn,‘ '"gh< if all wht> were guilty of paicutly think that a "klavgrr)1' S « f m , l . Kir I down ................ Z , '•>' .......... .. i „ M w.,H Kn .......... , .iililO wi turn ,;f morning prayer. A f t e r ; 'oniMimia sin were compelled lv> i j tin ie*t of the mglit and the recu- ><r^ aclean, unclean." a « i«hc doesn't like tennis In S,, | m s V ; has eo m e to m ak e th em desolate, thing d -c again." M ahe never had any luck in N ’m.-t.m es T T . s t h e w a y w a r d n e s s o r e r im in a h t v o f t h e ir p a ­ p . '« ion that only sleep can hung. Hut that is not re,|mred even of i -.tMaeilovi- sets. te n ts that has b r o k e n tip t h e ir home. S o m e t im e * it is illness t- A r INTKI.I.IGKN1 <ier mat III, work of a not he i day begins; those who violate the statute law I 4 and no one can know what the new The presumption of innocence pro utui p o \ T m |hat navt^Rnade it miiu.ss.ble f o r f a m ilie s t o H i e T ' , " l " . janitior who stole thro, l'^»t'V'(JL£k,5SL M mr £ • * '» +* *m*i t , ' • ‘ l,,lllJ(J^t<rT^JMv,,,il-. to make the Daw,-, plitn polt (iay may (.ring forth. Man needs tects all who have net been f,‘,r —--— >nd dollars from the ,.tTi, , »upluiw,,1..aud tlujje. i> uu other ma|ly uccpsed.aiuj wa; throw about. ife probably p 00X0 cleaned thing- u| , non. i l i, p * e ir TftforTtiiutt,. n fo r fn n a te i, liDilrt*,, htldren nr<* a r e l»rm h rouio)n vlit to t.. ilm it,,. at- Tug pn tme imu. f.,r ten Coni from w hich it can be s< ’ the aivusrd all kirtds'hf stiTeguftrits rht for l ri^ht the first tune in his liteven ,Ja> " curv*1 He must he treated with the utIhe > nine of I’ rujer. most <oiisiderntion; hells not re-' In an h'.iH moving pn tuiew , j,n J 'S | 1 , i , i a r ' , 11'*' <" st o f c , „ m g fo r tin. 4hil.il .->, iu The man who measures nine feet 1lit addressing of a Sin ere peti <|iure,l to answer any nurstions t* '" Ii th, y..ung i iin.l, young it1 sand one-half inches in lnIh r ^ ,,f ...........h e r I'xli'iis.vt- v|ir k veai- or \i.iing in digesting po\v.-r. lion i the Heavenl) Father for which, in his judgment, might m r PKpenix hosiery is sniii to be u>.t direct,..n in the tangled affair- of crimiiiat,. him. Unit MiV S ” m " ,S ,M,rn ,,V »' Floriiln. I mug i tic mol. limn I....k- <i>un| tea. Ii in oiu- life IS m it self proof that the heart the Icust bit light headed. IN.-uhle il». r.. ,i . ,i , . ’ ‘ f°q--11'«.* Kn-atcKl • liarity work in !/„• s u t - ,!<•- ftiont h tLt it desires to diseaseh » ' ' f“‘ 1 the ieper « | The f IIt III , ,,f (1, rn,,. mg |,,j 1-r e . ..liv e pi tilling upon MutfPimniuB ini|..ilM*s ot un, . i t:.m g i v e , , ' ' Thtf chief trouble mont man i««I Will ... Older ...lollow male bun he m r coiuenied. N i;IM>rg, E«-t know( f i d s Ju.sl now t h f i f a m m u n ii f t s o f , hi I, l.v„ | | „ . ( .,lv „f tut., is il„. L, mtn i« that thfy not only ilo it. The laving aside ■f selfi-hness " | j. J , Ilian. ..| Id.ill.-Mel who. il le saij Rot know !mw they mm* i?oini? In b» so, toty for w h o m it is i m p e r n t i v f t h a t ...... I | , 1S|. , ^H|<es ...... ihie t„r one M see k,r v | " ,.l • -;1’ " ! plan l dev i l.p explain, but th«*y dun'i i*v«(n knov% 4 )(>re 'le a il. estimate moi, .,c,u gruvvin ,,u ld lie wat.’lled as the. fi g pi lute-, v v it) lende, i, r’ " A 1 ........ I .... I'l«' *n n v .T v c o u n t v in th e sta te spread ..f leprosy can. forgiveness Wljit they will havt* to explain. Tately. aim de, id,* moi,« jusllv M-ivi r t,i liimiai, kimw le,lire M n u .I la* a s k in g t ,„ t In* h|fs>f,| p riv ilc g f ,,| KIV„ IK ----- o —— "llbkM-d aie tiie ( h i c in heart, would lie more anxiously desired. I lie very fait that sin cun lie When the doctor prescribes a | . ‘ s , ' U ',rK n " ; : ! " is ,,n,. , | l i " 1, N .'M .11 impoi tan, *• t „ M O M 4 i l > 1*1.ItS seize !h' i or thev shall concealed makes temptation* c^Pn,^, °Tclimate, he is umi „IJv Hits, o | l , •is o| Imnifs shonlil hr yrt-ncr,>u the great,'.-I if not the greatest, gilt o f m oney It.,. • m .a l’ i in , VimI iii Kadi! I... strong* i and delays repenla.-icr. thinking noire aliout tiie ciiati^, l io m ,• \ f i \ m an am! wom an m t lit* -tut ^•f tiu beatitudes Player pui ili, i aie-i In vvn.i i |, . tils debts. |I,, , . i f ivgaril Discovei v and punishment an o l t ­ he a getting tiiau the ..... vim'll ol the . . the heart by driving out all that ar, III teen "lieu, ■I 'll • i l cnssiai , personal > a c n l i, e su. h giving mav entail dull.'' tiie sense of ji.ktiie and oli # ---n A n .i how niui'li of this g i v i n g will g„ f r o m Scinitml r t.| # r u ii' the Heavenly lather and cle Hat he. once fjimoii*> ai * ......... nltnbutes ......... a ....... mi. I, h , , ; : ; , ; ; ; ; ; , 7 ; r . i ............- ........... '* - • " • • • - .>» “Ills • support o| r®M In thi« country, is n..u m |.,,M I" t'p' ii v our liourt. oofl vtritin^ a book about hi*t * \ ............ .. ................ ... .............. w . i Money is iirfiliil now. An,i il v nil ai ipoHencea. She should havt* e»»io line i tiotigh, jiti,I mn to- Tifrkey. " V ..... . ... „l S/.y i ------ »>— tI'iuliiivlr'm; n i l t l•i«i, m i . into 'a t | K. hapinnc.ss an.It sea fee ti.v y. ..„t... yM mvii rr, ' inonie. home. ........... i y m <*m, wmiid have been 2,1)30 deaths reaultin fr,,m * that. "-■-eo Mowed irom front1 sofi\ ille III.! ',7 :! , , ' i ' , s'**»'ifly ‘»«'i»’ly o off Florida Fl unilu is bini? meningitis m Jacksonv t hi. " S •* v -anil faith is dev,dope.,. Dounl .u,r- i n n, ", . ........... B frljfce , the epidemic started T|„. l><'ntli|i|«rte|n lieing ai IL’S St James ; ^ lysis; hope revives. ' , f “ nm,‘fh to prevent THE DAYS R g H w a y t ° prevent ............ .. i. by Hlui<,," « - * " , h a ‘ <'".v. R V. C o v in g t o n , t r e a s u r e r will re , . ■»» •'« important e G.kI and Silence 1 M r " ? ..U ll* r,n* i" t ‘’ ,,ir"- news for the future age. i* this “ A solitary pl„ , " deservas a ^ * ! ’■ o " " ’ ,f f,,,eH w,‘ h i i ? ,Ution' , “ ">• n,(r v v ° u « » a«nH. an,I M a l i ‘ 11 •' « ’*'»'» profcaaot of rhermt* i Svord of comment Solitude sepn thn ’ *![ * nr<s Hble to go among s i w Social .liver who .hn„rh, ^ W < L deep enough. v," ; r>: ' * m„ rc1 f r :t: Office 148. od without ‘ he i (Charm’d my eye, | l 0 " a r ‘ I, r o v l('i n g a g a in s t d is ea se and e p id e m ic s O h f atrew no more, sweet flatterer. . ' b e r a p i d i t y w i t h w h ich S a n f o r d is g r o w i n g m ak es it ™ & f wwwa ot banford must see to it that this city remain healthy. We K«’t the young can a fiord to run no risks. We numl lonvn n n d iin ., .'.w.i.....out of jail - IS not baaed tin 'hich'ncmco"with dear illusions “i‘ T * ’ l.° ,rUn no risks ,. W c k’n v e n o t h in g undom m ' I°°k ” l,M "Bks B u i W . ' here, ns Mayor, he had id t £ nnd inti'lligonre to e.s c s tifnicipnl ownership mnk rship nnd mnkp of it, know! ws him. J. a partly n politiicnl victory fJr T " ? ", , |, „ H H B S A N g O B D H E R A L P j S A T U R P A y . ^IfTTEM BER 13, 1?24 IT S U R E L Y WOULD ADD P E P TO .T H E -C H A ^ ■ regular advertising rate*. rLVSRfr* > 1 -S - - . w ^ 7 ^ ii^ T v . T JtS& S'SE ? :l;:'v £ z - 'n r-J s l Every Day Be Our Guest FIRST NATIONAL I CARS I,RAVE OUR OFFICE 0:30A.M. [Miss Margaret McRae! Attention Farm ers! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Cl LOAD OF ROCK LIME l” >*+ + v ♦ i u - ii SPEC IA L SUNDAY DINNER r " i i --------------- - Phone 5 6 5 ----- SERVICE A 4-I**r+ *8*+ vv><* + 4-’.’ ! 4**f if Bithlo is <!0.1 feet above sea level. Compare this altitude with the following towns: Jacksonville St. Augustine Hastings I )aytona DeLand Falatka Hustis Sanford New Smyrna 10 Titusville 14. Indian River City 1 Gainesville D Lakeland The Bell Cafe Carter Lumber 0 Cocoa Kissimmee Oviedo Melbou rne Holly Hill Fort Pierce W. Palm Beach Miami St. Petersburg Tampa Clearwater Orlando 206 <> O’ Above information taken from Twelfth An­ nual Report Florida State Geographical Survey. n _L l'i" ' T h e“parirm' oui- Soda* ra iS S * : AUfinithel bays say,| - ............... - --^gfkniT» more” — j the individual needs of every depositor. We invite new accounts .•w-4 «h., V. e& ksF ^ ( ome in and let us toll you of the manifold advantages beiiiR opened to builders and developers, home-seekers and investors in this fertile and virgin section o f the county, owintf to the new highways now penetrating the community. ^ Strength Service ('regress SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 4r/» In ter eg l ('a id on tl jHJUi, . ____ • iim IV a a s s t a ®our*store. w . |*,,T «■k t h k r o tra -rr »«• Ben I MILK - COUNTS’. _ *»r e i.o ii11>a . " ,« «ir ..f |>rir k»un , Wadllora. Irgatsaa. dlssad k|| (.rraon* havlna J a,msnd« against paid ##of >ou. are hereby |Aj r ^ i r e d to present any I i , ' , m*nda which yoy, or T^Jou. may have aaalnat the 1 m. A* * ‘ Urtckson. d a ­ : 5 • £ . » ? , '.-S to S S K lft * Fdet Meguion, Mushroom Sauce : V E G E T A B LE S At X CP* 115 N. Orange Ave. Mashed Potatoes Spaghetti au Gratin June Peas and Butter Sauce Cheese and Crackers Orlando, Fla. DESSERT • .o< v «<*\xi ' -S' J*v Cake a la Mode D R IN K S D R U G ..STORE Coffee n K i i f s w a t " * ,w- ffcie. lttt— — M.Wch.Bjj DM. I* . :i . Buttermilk Ice Tea or St liM) ... Milk • ■A -V , B Tea . 7.4. i j 4 X- M M M M MB- i �M B tH B r?. n 1 M * 1 -As.f A = 3N T fi is IANTS LEAD CHANGES H H S .“MADE S SIN ST. LOUIS COPS IAGUE BY A FOOTBALL RULES ONLY GAME I I CAUSE ACCIDENTS etejn; a.- ' ; I wr .1^, i *' Coast Line Hepresentntivc Urges Kmployees to Be Careful; Railroad Hazards Are Touched on at Meeting The Safety Committee of the Jacksonville District of the A t ­ Y o Bring Decided Difference lantic Coast Line met Friday af-' l fvt-T<| lernoon with nil unusually good In Autumn Sport as Viewed attendance and a very interesting From the Grandstand and .1 I'. BV' program was provided by Chair* Bleachers . by Spectators Shocker Holds C lef eland To man T. L. Dumas, Hpenkcra in­ 1c Lenders Lose to Cards Four Scratch Hits While cluded Dr. K. D. Rrownlee, M. M. J W hile Brooklyn nemnlns A T L A N T A , Ga., Sept. 12.— Smith, of Orlando, State RepreHis Team-mates Garner M'lintive-eleet l.yles. W. F. Shelly, K. Id le; Standing in American Changes mado in the football rules Nine Hits For Five Huns anil Mr. Adams, and a representa­ HS^ Remains Same When Scna- ainrt.1 the dose of the last season will bripg a decided difference in Off Browns’ Hurlers; Two tive of the General Safety Direc­ " tors, Yanks and Detroit Arc the autumn sport as viewed from Circuit N i l s Feature Game tor of the roalroad system. A ll Idle; T ryin g For Giants grandstand and hlearhers. With Dr. Rrownlee, speaking first, the opening of the aenaon n matter touched on the hazardous nature of K fc W Y O R K , Sept. 13.— The ... of weeks, followers oi of me the game m - . o , ...nowers ST 1 M*T|S * ’ 1" 12 1 rhan . form Friday, lie rmlrt.ad mans work. He .aid ihta Friday (rot their first done who wish to (ell their less educat- Khwkei was in ed neighbors wJiat iL is all ..hout holding the ('leyeland team to four that there i* no property u.lur ap­ o f Western medicine and ns n re* ed neighbors what it is all nlsiut hits, eiiahliug the Rrnwns to take proaching human liie. life and promliing that tlmt of titiman will have to "bone” football It their temperature decreased guides at top speed to be conver­ the game, 5 to It. Gene Robertson that the proper conservation and the danger mark. While Hronk- sant with liie changes, and in the and Rill Jacobson hit home runs protection of life is worthy nt all times of one’s best efforts and best n remained idle the St. Miuis pink of condition for thr* opening. fur St Louis. The score: talents. It miuint In- replaced, Cleveland AR II FG A 1 1 irdinal* plastered the Ginrila 5 to The rules committee, after g iv­ when lost, lie said that it is a 4 II 0 0 (i / t h e Giants getting 13 hits to ing more or less study for years to Jamieson. If duty, for many rea.ions, for every 3 II 0 II 0 eight for the Gardinnls. In tho question of shift plays, has Wyatt. If man to do his utmost to protect il u tt Jte of this, the Ginnts were nhle practically abolished the soeulled Gully, i-t life and make it safe. Human re­ t il ii 1 ■1 Send only one run nrross the "jump shift.” The revised rule re­ J, Sewell, ss lationships are so interwoven that 3 ii 1 3 *-. its— Jackson's home run. quires that on shift plays, the nlay- Walters, e no single person stands alone, hut 3 0 it 3 ■This game wan a freak exhibi- ers muRt come to an absolute stop Knox, Hi .» 5 the suffering incident to the loss in one way. Of the 21 hlln and remain stationary in their new Stephenson 2h 3 II 1 ot a life extends to other persons. 3 II 0 •i :i ynsde, only one—Jackson's homer. positions sufficiently long to re­ Yoter. 3h ’» (1 II 1 <1 He showed how God values o u r 3*ent fo r extra buses, the other 20 move any doubt in the minds of Roy, p lives, and the safeguards He has Rrower, x ? (1 1 0 II jbelog singles. officials as to the legality of tinthrown around us. mid that we 1 0 1 0 B ( ' Pittsburgh continues its Hiiail- play. Officials are told to impose Myatt, xx fhoold follow this example within Ilke pace to overtake the leaders the five yard offside penalty when the limits of our rnpnrities. 20 0 1 21 IH Ttuls by defeating Ronton r> to 4. in doiilit. AH R H Ft) A St Louis Mr. Smith spoke on the possi­ The standing of the leaders in The first kickoff of the season 0 1 u li the National lea gu e Friday fol­ will tiring a shock to sneetutnr* I Tohiii. if bility of better grade-crossing 1 ( 1 1 1 1 d Robertson, 0. law's, ami cooperation between the low* : who have not followed the changes I Sislcr. Ili H 1 1 I drivels of automobiles and the National and the first Irv for point after Wl Ui ams. It 3 0 1 ;t ti l ailrmnls. l i e made a sound and To touchdown will produce niioihci. i Mi Mann . 21> -» 1 il i interest mg address. which was I I1 ii Club W. L. IVt. l'ln v The hall will he kicked oil ft <► 111 Jactdisoti. i f • 1 :i it ** w a r ml y applauded 3 tr, New. York 81 nr. Mi Smi t h has the middle of the Held instead of 1 3 u 1 ‘4 3 I been a pioneer in the better cross'Brooklyn 85 M .00283 13 the to yard line, and the familiar Gerber. >s 3 il ! •1 II " , ing movement. Pittsburgh . 80 5(1 ,f>8H 18 mound or tee. on which the hall 1Rego, i HETHER it’s tennis or cigarettes •» ■1 II II 1 . The complexion of the American has rested for tin- kirkolf m the Sinn ki r, p Mr. Lvli-s, reei-rilIv nomi nated or (mything else, popularlfy is no ^ 10 remnined constant Friday, past, will he missing. The hall, i candidate f o r state repr r s e nl at i v e , 0 ’ t’* | 20 1t li Totalthree leaders spending the however, may lie held for the knk ] made a short address. He r«v stroke of luck. traveling. The Yankees and otr and probably on many elevens ! Score hv inmng- : tll I tided the e o mmi t t e e that he is (inn linn tint) ii N o champion ever held his laurels Itora travelled West to open the player who holds the hall will l ie Vi land | al ready pledged to the effort ill IPO I III 20^ 5 I better l egi sl ati on al ong " S a f e t y ” Which will have a derided !>.- safely man for the side baking I St. I suns except hy making good. N o cigarette So iiinm tv iring on the standing September otr. ,(|IH-. and assured them that he ever held popular favor except hy de­ Two ha-e lilt. Stephen-on Three I• will go t hr ough vvilli tin- p r o g r a m J c ..* f ollowing a tomhdown tin- hill Only one game wan played Frihie-e hit, Si-let. Home inns. ICoh 1to liie best o f to- ability, serving it. »y, St. Isiuis blamiing llie In­ will he placed in play oil the three crt-oii, Jacobs. Sac M i n i , Yoter. VIr I v les was foil 'Wi d hv Mr. yard line, instead of the five void dians 5 to 0. Mi Min.iiliotilih pin v s, Kolieit The popularity of Chesterfields is \s son (o Seli-i, ImomIo to Yotei to Shelly, one o f tile olile-.t i f liie 'Tho Yankees open today in Chi­ line as was Ihoinse last vein i Jai ksonv die Ihstint . iigim nil'll an outstanding example. For months before tinIrv for one point ninv cago, Sp en d ing three days as Sti phelisiip Left Oil t'.'i e 1 li ve ' Mr Shell* lias perso' iallv I n n ill* he made hy a scrmiage plm . hi. 1 now Chesterfields have been drawing guests o f Charles ('omiskev. From land I. --I 1—.ill — I t’.a-i --n Imlls. ( et e - t e d nt tin sub lei I for a g r e a t there they move to St Dmi*. De­ or forwaid pass oir Shm k> i 1 Si i m k mil , hy i many v. n - , and tui' never f aded over 1000 smokers a day away from Added speed to games mav n troit, Cleveland and Philadelphia Kov I Shoe ki i 2 I ntjiiii *•. I >iii- in vv.o >1 or .1. ed. I " f in t in l t he other cigarettes. lid receptions have been plan- suit from . ertain . Iiauges m th. i i n .iiot * ini.-ln I inn t 1s ' . oi , i ■f a f e l v ami the i " t P i T T I 1 Sor the world's champions rt provisions f ••r "time out," lie Mm ot lit. and pi npel I v , vvhen t he Surely this is convincing proof of stop. Washington also opens referee mav a i lot i arilv .all fun. • pi.oi |||••>1I IIVIIV \ |i I'Mi . -ent ‘ t'lHMl IIW unit y . . l IIMII ll-ilt llo w'lieii in Ins judgment a team ithe West today. their quality and good taste. -1ii ' k* I t «■11 1 \ i»f Mint f!o4'l y The standing of the lenders in 11 sp.itisiltle foi iimiiio delnv and ** MI*»*<I ;i I h< mod urnnii'ini; ik'fll the American league Friday fid mav warn or penalize the ntT.. ,| .i f 11 irri'sf \ tkrn m l mg sale lie mav nl«o instruct il.* Jowb: 1 m11► vtmi nt ,ii i’ M -♦■*1 1. i , t lit : field judge to let tin- watch run ill American sj.it it tit i ii11■i uI i»»h \vl i’ li Is stead of slopping it dining tin Tn ^11.1*-j«iiih^ ••■it -1* |f *"'H hit* I h i IVt FI hv siih-l it ut ion ol p la n t - or olhei .1. VV. L Club. iiu hull f f ! «•111v <>ITi* i.il dim! i HI lav it such -tihstitntions an- in In Washington ..... R1 1.7 .1.87 » i :ti \\ t ««f I In- null ;nl \ut 11»* If. opinion loi i|o nuiiioa of 'killing" N ow York ...... 80 r.R J.7‘1 . it g n l i i i t i I iutt N u t A t I c m p l J t i r*.|i. ml r tJ-U » Uur P 'U' vi'.'jPsP time. Time mav he called loin F itiO «:i J4 Pdtro|i,r.v„.v.» il t ; t » s ! n b 4 Try m i l .3 Vwy1 tfAl-ff ,D rb*Vn g To* KhilinrnisN' New ( uhr times in eai h hall tint eddlliol at l< nmlc ■ up i > ( ( f. 1 pm' l I'll t ii.iw time out will result in a iicn ill v >.l Cards Defrst Giants Or In U v i - r s l e p S c h o o l ..li .ii pi. -• nl NEW Y O R K . Sept. 13 Tin I t f'l '■ Vniil iHMead n| t wo a In i . licialh. Ivni|ilialic;illy Sltiletl I III ill I 11 1• |.T . . i mg Mi \*|.ihi Louis club reduced New York' 1.j. h 1 Jna 11 t v I •Tft 1» 111f til 1*1 ffin Im V \ tl 1 in the Notional la-ague ra* •D'ltle of the leferee lie mild' 11< * Jnnii.f * tiiimhfti nt < uni nil - Hit i u«* tnu' 1 1 | { , fur nwlh i ; .to one point here Friday, winning mote i vailing in lie >h.ingi ■> i * ha hit*! i<" ihi* nln*ii **I i d UV t hr -V l i t " (J' ’ thit li ** • "Til t’ Th >1 h the first game of a short sriirs. .’> the mle iiv ila tin g f.'iu.nd m ." hi mi 't'fi I hi Dill Ii<'nf v til tl pi’ MHil ► 11 I 1 111111■( Il H t llllllii? »' ,1, The Cardinals knocked out m g S. i l i ning the p.i i* Icgt • tint v Id i*'I Hnarti in 1ho lit* 'in* atson in the first inning and lali-d mil i.t ilii gnnn hv a Milmg t id -• >hi ini' a hit’ ll hM,*l t h«' h|iririL* <*J I hi vntr ove uut Ryan two innings lator tlmt im hgil.li I'lliv • i .li.vv ii t in .ill .-.mil il Wa 11hit TMMH’ii I ’ll that it i - imt at vv a v - p.i- - 1 Mi l >.f tint' McGrmw used live pitchers. The lir-ld nil p.i-si mu i a * . ml di-fill •i nl ii in* !m^ -I 1ii itI h*t<U cnltl ml tin '"..vemout dt iv cl - at c|..-*snig* a ' 3 tti mli* ' .^Giants landed on Siieidell for It m m - pin vi r * .a In li.ii.l'a pen Vi t-i’ k U Im Ik » Mft • l•i• I ,*h|i ih hiuj* rfoti • "i I Mat iod v I Ml that h*X _ J U but were unable to hit in tin- all v |.*t ini, 1 1, 1 *1-* \ I ‘til Vl-| .«t ll |*Mf J I ♦I Ih I I ji i 1 kV ,1 I i * ’ I i I 11-i i i* ir , ' l■.I 1-1 n t.. i vv a i ii pinches. Jackson's hoioc mu in tin * I. !’. I I h.il thi I. I t I...... hO'iu1h 11* *4i*.|* a |ut.'lamu nl all v in LecrrT Sf Kf>«»i Tassccu ("rt. » » i 4■i l l i f nr II I i a SoUflhl v tho. sixth saved New York fi.nn a (-it . mu*1 in.I n •w Mill "Il t tic In III mi in) m I* r - I a *«•hi i iti i arts 11 for vv h n h will tna k »■ io 1mid it l ii in n. l.miii.i . T■• i at. Ii a J hhut-out. ■1 flit I m«tI \ Ml I nl *ti 1MIf I ffrMl * " f tin Mat if* liMpo -sltilr I !■ -J? Score by innings l-.i n-dii.r ( ” • <u f * I f ii if ill v ft 14 il "i h n o hoi' intii t w Bt, Louis HM (HMl turn SO I hi |tt h u l l 11 .in .i i i an) i*m * I .ii >1 im 1.1f p. n liiili a ^ * Id t *tl ’ I" HHi ( 4 t ♦ I ho • lint t I ,N «W York (H)0 urn UtHI 1 1 1 ! t*ti \ a i •f f a* t f ii | lit h ,t hi i * t 41 t • i I *• 1 I tn l i t 1 thr I* H ha -Ti • f t h* i 111 •t ti. av r - * > - Batteries: Shenlel and (li'imi Wild |>••|»j11f 1i it !• • it . 1. Ti i i l t •lift! I . i'il* f11i•tri "Mil .* r *| l «_! | t h * i RIPI mI hv fti lei; Watson, Jonnard, Kino »n.i aII v 111h <u irm ii pa hi I hi \ v%a - j »1*-11 I i ” *t „ h••yw vi i h\ 1ill k • t • •Ml t fit l ff I M *1 lllinit O' l1t " mi nl Im hi ♦ i i hum <1 h. I ii I Inn *hi v*s I'm- hi mu . al t * ■ T0owdyf ;■ t _____ t hr vv t k of "lift oiHif link.-H< \ -II <I' 1 urn ii i l In t. •Iv act i< 11 int• •1 |i i f ^i -l i litj*hivt’t'H tii hi i i i r p l u l ; t BOSTON, Sept 13 - The Fitts A Mil.** uhi. I, I ■an -c t-<> ppti.g t (.■ I .nird's antti.it i ■i 111hj,*I*■i all Hituat pin- ifi libri nli f v burgh Pirates defeatist Huston !• tmi* Ii ili" -id hi* I i«*n beIn. it < • t alt - inpi llip In cult.tit f tft am I i uf i full v, ami t " kri't> thru to 4 here Friday. Hie principal « l -\ M i . t k ir*$» i t i tl.l. t I nt l tmi in i idI > » Irak 11.. 11■vv i ■•,«. 11 Jl vv a11* t tvi* v a hir ■- factor In Pittshurgli's victory was I «|t‘ l I l i l t * |H f u l l I II I I I ! I Ml > i |"Iflh'ii out III. it t to ll'i'lv 41111 ili ’ ll* ol i i4o)ii iat ion I' f I W fi n rtii|kl(iV* i • home run to deep right center I hi i*fi sal. kit K ha* l*i *im* i r•v* i •* r mi a*' ? i m fit it i **,jii h i'l ;o'i <1 I fl I In * tl i -f I I'l hi I p » ilt 11 til hr f T Earl Smith nfT Renton In the tin <|js*affl, l hi' Mih- hiivv ui t hr .’'i Ii ot il w lit \v until a* **i*«t ighUi Inning with Grlniin on liasr tlmt vv lien a P a m kicks It.int 4«* < mull Hint m luittifiL* »»ut a win iiv> lit I tJtkifkr i flam i Molding ploys by Marativille and fund its litif- i.f m t iiiiinagi-, I hi i 4 Will tu hut lifll- ItHtfi flu i’l m> i if r Lri hi it.tin at tin hikjh *1dm>1 .. Bancroft featured. i n^ "t thi i of i ui nt l4>r itiL" \*■a i . pl m 1-r " f I tn- nffcriMvi snic -nav tins v ih J Score by innings: w h n h will tu lirlci id Nov' i mhr i tmirlt tin. hall a l t e r il hits i t ilii' first voting pcriiiil in l'ln- 1lt-r;iM'.s lug Salesmansliip Cnnijutigu will end. Otmtostautf f t . M-li iit i am-ui^! i thrt Pittsburgb 1 1 0 ono 1 2 0 - r. 11 2 ih* lull* i-l m i itjttiiaift u d I i I it ha** M murks, r*anl that tti« .lufiioi :;Boston , ikhi Hit o i l 4 It 2 t iillt llrtl fill ii|i)liiM|*t<t A kh kfij nif urgyd to i in i K. in tonight ami take advantage of the point Hchedule now in effect. Ler > Batteries: Ffeffnr and Smith; hall vv hit h IUr" f14if . iM^sr.l thi* lira ( hit Ml I'L-1 I't < ofnflOIM luot hi i Tl R f e H C I I l B I l M n U I I I I I I I I I I I jo .iupti-il t " lu k ’ Tiati f* f llo i t the eonvenjenn nt coni*-,slants I tn- Herald office will remain open until 10 o'clock tonight. Barney, Benton and O'Neill. • f *-t i mihia^i mav hr n-t tivt n tl 1 -------------a. Continued J W S u c h p o p u la r it y m u s t b e d e s e rv e d JUNIOR CHAMBER CLEARSFOOTBALL COACH SITUATION C IG A R E T T E S -m illio n s ! r Tonight at 10 o’Clock I h<* in inin t nut iih>|aif t *• E . P H I L A D E L P H I A . Sept. 13. IHiilll I ki i "Ml I Lit I has I- I'll hi nil til'11 Chicago’ took advantage of Ring's •*d to ut. hull iimI * iilv I to* |i|a\ **i Wildness Fridav and took the lirst ’ I id t tu tiiifin hut allv uhi game of the series from Philadel , • oimit ii*t with i Id • «frt» 'tirik: jihln, 10 to 8 Aldridge proved in tl IlMM i*iT*Ctlvc in the opening innings i f fl 3I M1] I *IDIII ill l d hr hi rut Thi ' and gave the Phillies a lead which I you I 11Mi* |t il"< r -1 11<«ii 11 i r the Cubs did not uvciconic until i h.ti.yi- . ( |*4. -1•--I..Il 4■t t hi hill! .'the ninth inning < y Williams hit t Id n.ilt V t 4•| 'two,home runs ovoi the right field t Id hall h*t h 1Mil W111. Il VV41idhl i lIim c Ih. ft-• III 11Hr. t Id Wall and Ills hat m counted for -i\ u iut!I \ 1Mil 1.4 **ll. 1l.sllf thi the holm- team's runs, but Ins | t hid * to 1Ilt* L’ ..ftl tl. t i tin tho ur In the field allowed tin vi - i .>pot vv Id ri thi 1-.11 vv ii«-’ P ’41 in to score two runs m the M\th }An\ id finally win out in tin- ninth. Score by inning-*. Chicago OJIt 022 HI I in I! 2 Philadelphia 101 3IH nil 8 13 I ’ Batteries: Jacwhs, Aldridge un.l Q T t r a l l ; Com-h, King and Wilson Southern lea gu e m o b il e , Sept. 13.—New Or- Befratcd Mobile here Friday, 11 to 7. In n one-aid ed gnme. Rog; and Tucker hit home runs, both at a time vffutu one ruuni-r wen mi bases. Tucker in the game •**■I his circuit drive and three lea out of (he five limes up. ■core: R- 11. K. Orleans .. 002 410 400— 11 18 ;i ){!• ____ 210 100 liOU— 7 8 2 lent and iplin. Ihiwie; Steed and IMINGJ1AM Sept. 13,— Ria>Ti/ailod tu coins uut uf her atraak Friday and was again by Memphis, 8 to 3. Tho driers held the Baruiia tu sttered bits. )rs; tft. R. II. E. 1401-11012—3 11 t foooocr-3 o a and Koblbecker; f f r 1* Rollins T a r s A r e Slated to Receive A Warm Welcome K ill.I.IN S *. GO! J.KOK, w irt. t Fitrk, Sept.. 18.— Thai Hit inc'in mg " T n r i" tot Rpllinv ( .ill. g. vv ill Mteivtt « wprjh nvi-leunii- fmm tin alumni cm ipiftn- on alhlutlrs, uf winch Hex ^ Beach ie htmurary chuirmiin. n cvltlnmcd l»V th# f*ct tlmt < him itieii SutliDT in Mtidlilg tn each pniKpuclive nteml>cl“ o f the Tar teams Lire following letter: "Tim RollUut ulgmni committee on athletics wishes to welcome you to Rollons. W e nrv planning, with the excellent material we shall have this yegr, to lav a firm foun­ dation for worthy athletic achieve­ ments. WdHira depending uum you to help Rollins make possible the success of her program. , . “This is the last year that the freshmen will Lie eligible fpt the Vnraity. We 4nust build and train su that ouf-Usras m sy b s iiw U * pink of condition. Now is the time to start to win our games. Cut out •moklpf and b«jui nvw. t ,Cl*. * i*« nl ivf i a "** i* t *11it |ila\ r i jti ii1-** ih - ii a to lit,.:avi■ w hull-h* a i t* il up prf f to thi' iol v am i im n t * T hijch 4tl'Dit Mill, t tl * I ' I of f( l I t 'OI I , D Ml DIDhi' I ill thi hij»h hi to i.. I t a* A ft \ *ntnt who® tui" at i aiH'i il * hi- ” i Ikv*«luli «’ l t tii ! • ftitn !"» tin- i "DU IIk* TV I’ K R SACK Rail Hardware ( o. It is not too late to start— I’HONK s * .1 '"M. w,» |fi 4i Dt a' thi ri oi t i i i u .4u* 1 i a 11***I o* *i ut h n I ■ t In t lo t I hat t to i • h 14*I hi iff M 14M1I Mi i I alllllML’ oil tti*1 J'Dft lit ftllllH* lllflllKl t l <»f l Ilf . ’■ I to m 1 itiian ii a iitl til a f i w l il If I I frill! ti' ihl tiiflfh pf iihh fD *1M•I a k* ii t Imt it h» • l» a i ml ut* I.Dunu rat Dili \N ••» k I'lamirtl I hi rat ai v iinta«Uhi i -t I li.if |i|aii' DM' * i*Hlpl»*t4 fof t to- iou»|i|l iuif ol Si*in jt." I•■ i liUPt S liii in I-* 11 - 11« » ,4'ut ot tif i ihila rf**|lit l * *1 hv i hi si.iii a^i d i.l ttm ilrpai t Do ' it H- H|jtvr\, w In4h l hr h***lv hu*t MI. v iously »kr I i l i i to f IAI IsI r 11 U m k on |hlH jihijnl Will P't UMih « W iV w 'tuD thi n< xt ! wo vvrrk.H, it wa> f u i t t u r anraMimiii hv thr •>* i v tar v '1 i 0 II A R C O A h Htlil t i Mill i a p t a u i - haV4’ r TIRE SALE t ut pt ICO Stale-, Ft I" (Hi ail M/i’h IfiUrti . Kama, 1 nh-fal. \ ik- mg :m \ : i ‘ . it .tv ' I'll 111 f ed 'I'lllies* 12 \ I The contest has In i-n umli i wav l"i iitst two weeks. There are teh more to go. One or t w o l l l g M i l . -I l |j it [Oil will i-i i t am ui-\v entrant in fir«t place. EtiroTl today. Phone H8 atul give > <mi nann1list i tn l nm.-. will he given you at once. _ i $ ti.*»r> ? i . t :. ^ l.yy $ it;.mi A L L <a A K A N T K K D E. P. R IN E S 1(15 I’ A I.M K TTO A VKNI'F 1113 Ssntord A* time tlrt miy Ikm’II a|»pii)titr*l ami ’ thr Ci-unty h«n been laid ilttO ZPllW each lynm being setoonslUj ,for a eirtnht onfc Of ui* ssswotwa, It wa* stated. It t is belloVaoT*tliat th. work will he completed In the pri- scribed time set by the tgcHcultun- Try Smith’s Barber Shop for ffood barber H ip this coupon anil vote n today. work. Ladies welcome. department. Next to Valdez. The ball park committee feborl ed nothing definite to announce but it was stilted that prospects fur IT DRIVES OUT WORMS. securing u major league team fur The surest sign of worms in ehilSanford next spring are_ brighter dien is paleness, lack of interest in than ever iieforu with three club* play, fretfuliu-sa. Variable appe­ in correspondence wUJl the com- tite, picking at the nose and sud­ mitlee alaiut the field and the a.t den .starting in sleep. When these vantages offerevl by the .‘‘ City Kul. symptoms appear it is time lo suiiitial." * ' -,<ya _t gt' e White's Cream Vermifuge. A A communication wan few doses drives out the worm* from lh* City Cott CommUgi and puts the little one on tho rood read to tho'body. In to health uguin. White’s CreaW elation was expressed fo r Virmifugo has a record of f if t y tcrest shown iu city b«i Lears o f successful use. 1’rlco 35c. lion work by the Junior * Sold by Union Pharmacy. It will no! he K.«„i Monday. NVork fast;* Tim e mcana.votes . GOOD FOR 100 VOTES . . 1'^ is C° uP °n '^ e n neatly cut from the paper, is good fo r 100 votes in 1 he Sanford Herald's Salesmankhin •Campaign for the following contestant: ’ h’ P .'-N A M E .............................................. A D D R E S S ............. ■ _, ,*«........ .. Cut This Coupon -y.r. F ill in-r*w*H II or bring it ion votes for the pep Not Good Unless Voted on or Before September •* **■ - -—— * -OS-Jrv­ *«4 - ; < *■ ‘ ^ T i f l f * if . �RD HERALD, SATU R D AY, SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD Advertising For Sale Real Estate Cars For Sale T A„M P.A, M TR N E , ,............... HERE IT IS — A bargain. Home . ORNING . . IB ----U\— bend In your subscription to tho | or investment. 75x100 lot, brand Tribune or nnml it to your local new five-room house thoroughly dealer so you can rend H orida’a finished. Good neighbors, lights. ^ ° :,C >Tur f "'"'1 s ,- n ' c U ' eight minute* Tflve. W.OO4 G months $4.00, three month.) $1,.hhiuo ea&h . a“ U 0 (). I f you desire SI.QUO insur- FOR H O M E - A snap, fo r rent 15 nnco policy add 7o cents to your ' t„ 20 per dent interest on Invest »■ ... - T-*, Dutiuin’ me • l (liuv.vll rlhO ill ^ . County ^ -b -— . S2F!*flrJhSM W * winter. «H " >ABOUT ' 11 polk’ and:t>Hce yuhll sell fo r lnt*xt »nd, through the 8 tar-TeleInquire Sanford, Development Co., iscellaneous Host advertising medium in 1‘hone 528. •'Jblished roomings. FOR S A LE Git R E N T - fi room For Sale ______ Lakeland, r la . house, about 3 acres of land 50 ft wool made to OHIO— Xenia, Make your sales orange trees; 12 minutes from guaranteed to fit, Xenia Gazette, 4 town, on hard road. Electricity, itch Woolen Mills, 305 tich agricultural ■LntJi and all improvements. Phone .j j j i __ i __! I rp/UtM on sand-clny rates on request. L>, west nf Longwood, Lif on high ridge land L m flowing well dlsl(ti»n River; 50 acres [ m splendid cultivation; U r cultivation with n h and ready to subif[rgc modern 7 room U water works,.plumblure*. outhouses, tenant Lge. (500 two year old Lnge trees, 20,000 pour [o f them ready to otid. for dairy and poultry S15,000— one-thi rd [e an terms. Lake JesL Inc.. Longwood. Fla. LA NTS— Ready to net. kart. 814 Myrtle AveL 200-w . ____________ FOR t.u Bros, One “ Hnpmobile” A. Mero, Wight W A N TE D — Reliable and neat ored girl—general house vv forjtmnll family. Phone 595-lt, W AN TED Young married man wishes employment. Reasonable Wanted compensation._Box 222 , Herald._ Wanted: Young womnn with W A N TE D Motor boat in good neat nnpearance to work for s re­ shape. Ifox 549. sponsible business house on a per­ W A N T E I— Ground floor apart­ centage basis, making her sales ment, furnished. Must be rea­ through house to house canvas. In sonable. Answer Box 317. response state age, sales experi­ and earnings expected. W A N T E D — One or two g o o d milk ence Housekeeping experience with real cows. Call 183-J.__________ sales ability inon essential qunliW A N T E D — Motor boat in good ficHiuin Success means substan­ shape. Box 549. tial permanent position. Write Box Q, cure Herald. i* .1 M ii r * h nil a nil W T Building Material Help Wanted Lanwluy. j t!i* m, ■•!* «u-itstH, nr i i thervi In «\ l>n- Rooms For Rent Houses For Rent FOR R E N T— Fotar room garage, modem improvoi cst t ir s t Street. Mrs. MI RACLE Concrete Co., general FOR K E N T— Furnlsl eemfent work, sidewalks, build­ 511 Baric AVe. ing Irrigation boxes. J. E. FOR' RKNTFumlshed bedroom Ing blocks, Irrli Terwill«geL*IV 311 Park Ave.___________________ Lumber and 1 F U R N IS H E D rooms *3.00 to SC.O0 CaYtol- 'LbhiU * t a n p a n j? ^ a week. Table board if de-'-ired. N. I a u ic I St.____l ’hone 505__ One apartment o f two roonn. H IL L LU M BER C O ?'H ou se i Light iind running water. Gas Service, Quality a'nd Price. stove._110 Commercial St. FOR KENT — Rooms. Wouldn’t you he able to use the money se­ hc!tl*»r, ti*u'rnm d, o r **Ui**rxvlnr*, T W . A N n r i o n , i f l i v i n g , unit, i f i l oad. cured by renting that vacant room There arc oil pj i i il< h Hi Mml rut int« r« jHtH 11 ruler now going to waste? T \V A N o r t o n dt-oonKod. t*r nllie i many persons looking for places to « l***-. ( ' t i l v l n A r o i t K r If l i v i n g , find, 1 stay. Help take care nf them and i if dmnt, fill |»£irt h * H n i ml ni ; 1111■-1 t’ Mij* i i ndor ( ' i i l v l n A Ponm*. <1** - not only make money but assist ii, c *-{i p o r o ( I i •-rwl n*\ of. in initl ( o keeping people in Sanford. Phone III*- f o l l mv l r i K d * * « cr i 1o-d l uol l> Inif 148 and give your ad over tho tel­ nml l i Hnu In U i " t * o i i n i y o f K» m l n o l o ephone. Uar 1 he rierald for quick , it to t Him** o f FI or liln, l i i - w l i I i f i nnl nu ut ill*- Hoi i th vvt*r t ' o r i i o r service. o f So* l loti .11. Ti*w 11mIk11» 11*, S o ut Ii. 1 H )|{ R E N T —3 rooms for light | Ul t i mo 31. l-7ft*i, r un N o r t h F.luln housekeeping. Coiner o f Elm n flit 3^ lull Vi ii AVi pi, l l i r n r * N o r t h 2ft A vo. and .’ird St.. 317. Phone d i n t " * * * Etii*t on tin* K n » f lln»* **f VH ! 1*lil ' K i t O F I , I * M L U ,A T | I » N Augu«ttiN J Vnunt i n, Jnm*« O. T " U i U B u n J Vnt mhn, If l i i i n n , N i ’ lll f*«r 4i N p I I I ) . 4»»n*rn*- H M**r- a n d if d r a d , nU |»ti 1 4!•*?* * tut mi me In S it 11 ft •r«i i « r it in, T vn *>h r a. tut 77-1 tin t i*n. l r * i i i f l l n n m* h " l d * r. T VV A, t o r « * ! * i nndi r A n u n Mi t n ,1 Vut i ^hti I i li.tlliH, tilt* l o t Ki»*l T ax «» it nd 47- ion Nni t o n r m l I ' a l v l n A I **>i»F *- a n d d«*r* i - * d mi nl l u i vv |- e , ! h i i i *'M *1 HuiIn**. itiriirt* S o ut h T ax # nt v n f th«*m. If l l v l n y mnl If NH! n-r n . \ r i f l i it I I s l u r ntid If HiitUr* III* to * \\ . *t Si v • n rtiot d* « d . alt |*uith *i r l ^ l f n l n u l i i l ^ r #1wiiat nil l itrlii ** * l , i i n n n ^ inf - t* 7 7 1"O* i l oiliif* t o tin* i*o i lit »*f L. t i n ••at* In ill*- I i i i h I m a n d i«i «’»mi h **** hiit ml* » f..ini*"» i » W i l l m i i * N . i 1T». rung. i ot i i ft 1 i i i n k 12 »< u * m o i » vn|\»*d In thl#« -nit. nj* h»’ tr-* d* d**o ■-#«! ,*r il «u n t i ’ II \ 1ft*'’<m» k* i ill **H 1*r nl In r r l a m i : M " i i- it If II \ line .uni. if d* ini al l n u l l i i ml * i tin- ftiltd Ai i j i i i Ht u* .1 1 iiwrl' * * *•!;» hn I nu int*t***i** nnd* r V* a ill; It i i , .lain**** *» N*-iil t o r i i »»*«*«*- * H M**il**ii *1> . * a m >l nfh» i ' N* * l Hl d i n i k *1 *1 \l*' M«*n I . * I it h r » r u !>• I* «*hi*« 11mi *>iin* hi*' i ir Itx fl nilMf hold** I T W V N mf Inn Inn, .*' 1 if tlrad all t i a i l h s H a i m a ml t*ul \ tfi A I '*in | k . and ini H i o f I fit; tat * n *»l*t uiidi*t I* * Iti- ll>*u**t - t in t I t ifr t f— 7 room ryjufe sleeping porch, partly ftirn best condition. Phone 571-J, FOR R E N T —(3 room house, close in. Box L. E. care Herald. Lost and Found LOST— Bunch H or 10 keys oh .\ First St. Finder please return Box A. B, C. Herald office. Apartments For Rent FOR R E N T— One furnished apartment. 214 East Second. ____ ca FOR R E N T - Tw o room apart­ ment. 703 Pn)mutto Ave. --------------- --------- v .< FOR RENT Furnished two-roont apnrtment with or without gar- « " i » M i l i.f age. *518 Oak Ave. u-n. fllril I lull Ii |\ . ill i lultn FOR R E N T—Two well located, r ' 11* •11 lilt t* !-•><•( unfurnished apartments. Apply ,» Tl*t |*I ••f|||«ifN GOI Park Ave. nr Phone 224, ♦d II lid t hut I '!• n**" a i *• mi * | Ah H O M E Exceptional Value n modern bungalow, a large bedrooms, cluair features. Shade trees, [rees, and Iota Of henuf. Large garage. 'Hiis Hue. Easy terms. New 5-room hinigalow. ID E A L Im-rition. Garage, l arge lot. Street and sidewalk all paid. Small cash payment, hulnrue like rent. You should see it to appreciate real value. ( ’tinnelly & Son ia Ave. Phone 48 A. I*. Conelly & Sons, ION Magnolia Ave. M A IN E VVaiervltle, Morning Santinel. Thousands of Mnlne peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop. ' erty. I’.eaeh them through the Sentinel. Rate card on applies - 1 i linn. PALM tmT\T’7i k NEXT WEEK ro llN T Y ^ T h e scene o f stupendous development I Read about it in the Palm Beach I Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. T A M P A , iF LO R ID A — Tnmiia Daily 1 Times, the great home daily. Ail d ntnn 9 |{"rord«*d Ii tit* Untilf* Bald No, In Ilf n I** Plat I'fi- i'rrtlfli'uti* d nccordlnjc to ]«iw M****u*t Hi " i r o n Seller ef * peMrnl Ina tar T«V llrrA I Hilrr Srrllnn H nf Chapter H f s Phone 49 #*4KH. I.m ta «»f I'lorftlia N mII*** In l i . r . I . i if lv cn th at J. 1 »ihiif, i>nrch»*er nf City T ftl • V r i l f l . It.* Nil art. da I rd th e * th d n i»f Jnnr. A l» 1*31. hn« fllM H-iid i*»*t t i f («vj|i »* I n rny rif fle#, nml ! »■ hi nil* n|*|*I l«*nt Ion f o r tn s tliHN) m issut' In m i tm ln n cr w i t h l l W . I H.,M r n i if h ,ht* t-nihnirvM* l h « f n l1 lo w i n g drnrr I lint |ir«i|»*rly i l t u & t H m s* mlmdt* roun iy. F lor id a , to * xx it #t" Lnl «. Illtxrk 7. T l r r D. T i a f f o r d -* Mu ji **f Sunf*«rd H IL im r « - fin tli r felHrmlmr. A l» 1921 »» o f f l«*tnI fx|^ nut nry Mli d»»y*tirf A n ^ I !•: a norn tsAK ; b mu t min Romlnoi f Count x. I'lo rhln. W K K K S , 1» C hltrh wn^; R r m l r n t tlixv^lopfm to iret ! f loor W r 11 r chnnro f o r l l x r f In on Df* v r I o f i m i* n t k round Dr part - m i n t T lh* Prnnaonlfi N f w i TOTTsT- ! ' T fi l '. tN ! a — f l II rU i i ,i iF a T Tl. Cln i Ii sliu n; K xp ail^ iit m o r n in g ! ItK'l ud Iniif 1 rfiit Sunday, ntornlmr Innur p r r w o r d * m in im um .ttr NOTHING I IKK IT ON E A R T H . The new treatment fur torn flesh; cut*, wounds, sores or lacemlibns » 'hat is doing such wonderful work ill flesh li.'aling is the Borosone liquid nr.it powder corn lunation l rent meat I'h- liquid Horozone la a powerful antiseptic that puri­ fies the wound of all poisons and infectious germs, while the Bororone powder is the great healer. There is nothing like it on earth ‘ for speed, safety and efficiency. • « Price (liquid) 30c. GOc and flJ O . Powder 3Or- and liOc. Sold by Ulli Ion Phurmucy. |TO REACH B U YERS or sellers of { Florida real estnte advertise in , ; the St. Petersburg Times. One cent coni a wo-d daily, two cents a won! Sundays. _______________________ I ” DO YOU W ANT to buy nr sii! , anything?" I f so advertise ini the "Gainesville Sun." ADVERTISING get*' results if it; I readies potential buyers. P a -1 jtntka Daily News is circulated In an industrial and agricultural seci lion. ST. A U G U S TIN E . FLA — St'. Johns County is reached through a official sic not tire I- tli,. tiih da> t.f Au*t - the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cents per word. I! A. IXH U IU A SS. Sumplo copy on reauest • till Ctiuil f , it ul y , H emln ole k' l orl du. « l ItKS. 1> Veelo-atlan t e r T n » t'le ik llrrrl | Krilttn H of fhniitrr . Plroult Court Sem inole C ounty . Klo roli i tty A. M W E E K S , D C L l.nwa o f Flnrlrla C IT A T IO N . I liet el.) g i v e n tliat J T. ; IN T IIE I’l i m i T * OK I o t NTV tl. t>. r o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e J L T IO K . S K M IN O I.E I III W t , I t Hi,- ( H i J a y o f June, S T A T E OK K l.O H IItA . tot* f ile d said c e r t i f i c a t e I In the m a t t e r o f thu Estate of I* .iml lias m ad e a p p l l r a - I Ham P lill ll ps , dncelsed. * ' deed to Issue In acT i m said H a m 't’ h lll lp s liar lay died * nit law. Salt) certlflI n te r sta te , on I i e c e m h e r Ztll. 1'iZJ. • r , “ tho f o l l o w i n g rlcIn th e C oun ty o f Hemlnole. Kloililu i*l" 1 1 v s itu ated In SernlN o w , t h e r e f o r e , th ese » i e (•> - lie ) I I ,i Ida. t o . w i t : nod adm on ish, all anil aln aulii' the (■•I ..f N W *4 o f 8 E H . k in d r ed and c r e d i t o r s o f ml.I tie 11’ f* S ft 11 Acres. ceased, to he and a p p e a r b e fo re this I liu,,I l.eIog as sessed at C ourt on o r b e fo r e the Sth tl.»» of '■* Hi- Iss usn re o f such O cto ber. A. D. IS SI. and flit- objeeO' to * on ion o f t)n tIons, If an y th ey h a v e to tlm g i a n t . I riles. said certificate In g o f l e t t e r s o f a d m in is tr a tio n on ■‘le,.ti.e.| a c c o r d i n g t o l a w said esta te , o t h e r w i s e , th e same wi l l »ui insun t h e r e o n o n t h * be g r a n t e d to som e fit person or t i - i u . m l i e r . A. D. 1S4*. p e rs o n s a c c o r d i n g to law. mi official sign atu re W itn ess my name as County ( Id* Hi,, stii d a y o f A u g u s t J u d g e o f th e c o u n ty a f o r e s a i d ibis 6lh d a y o f Se p te m be r. A. I> l!* II 1 (H e a l ) E. F. H O U H H U L l l K I t E A I u t U f i l . A 83, Igfou & I'red R. Wilson I^ o u AITO UNEY-AT-I.AW l irst N.ition:il Hunk Hidg. Sun fut t l . ------------- riuridn I)R. R. M. W K LSH G ltA IH .VTF, V E TEltlN AU1 AN Aoont 20.5 Conrad Building Phones: OfTite 20. Home 21 DELAND, F L A . PRINTING Thi* MntthrwH I'rrsn 1‘hunc 4I7-L3 Melaka llldg.. Sanford, Fla. (Jeorge A. DeCottes Attorney-ut-Law Over Seminole County Dank Sanford, ------------- Florida By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER Klton J. Moughton ' WELL-MACCie L *CT- T H E • j O v 'b H O R E - &UT, TH \*j \t>TME L iF e e»Y C . O U E Y ! I T ' D M I C E to ec. V lo m e w ' HKYE TH E W H O L E H O O b E T O Y O O R E jE L F o w . 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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>, September 13, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e56039151047270a2757c4a2429512fa.pdf e30d2d7b7af3e5a485611fbd43408f57 PDF Text Text rlJD KR ; Jr ' m iip « Highest temp. Sur . Lowest temp. Ctrrtday.— R a in fa ll____ I**"* xv ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1924. 3 r d W e e k o f H erald’s B ig ;man is First Period Contest Closed | Saturday Night Bringing Big Reduction Vote Getting Power of Subscriptions |; Slovakian To (on Convention Workers Make Hay Before Second Cut Jasis of Later ^ [ral Discussions Contestants Making Every. [a Showing is of Strain NUMBER 140 S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T 8 > “Uncle Joe’s” Autumn Days Vi HE » wouldPostpone Jncksonville’s ; 1 ’ - - i* i I!' fWy* V ‘ 'r; Influence In Procuring Proposed Canal From St. Johns to Indian River is Purpose of Trip PAYMENTTOU. S. Horriot is Not Disposed at Present to Consider EfTort to Establish Lead the (Question of French Before Second Reduction Debt to United States .12 In-" L ! m Conditions S t Johns River to Be Studied SCHOOLARE Fighting IM S 1 iadW M r N an k iU to Be ifeaViest m i l i A H fcr*. 4 ' ‘ J► I S id begun A1 fter ^Storm Has Shown Steady Growth of About Ten Per Cent Ench Yen:* Since 19Ifi; Record Number Attend Exercise* Senator Duncan U. Fletcher I{T Disorder Feared <u By Japs at Mukden The third week in The Herald’s r .M tlS , Sept. 15.— Premier Her­ To Be One of Speakers at big Salesmanship Campaign starts rin! is described by thoso near him Meeting In Jacksonville today. The first period of the cam ­ as disposed Inter in the year to take up the question of France’s paign ended Saturday night amid debt to the United States, but as Plans for the Kanford-Orlando The 1924-25 session of Sanford a grand rush of contestants to turn not yet having committed himself boat trip from Sanford, hcadwnteba High School was formally opened of navigation o f the St. Johns R iv­ in every subscription they could se positively on the question. The this morning at 9:30 o’clock when, er, to Jacksonville, in the interest cure before 10 o’clock, the closing premier i* said to be receptive to of the proposed cnnal connecting with Principal G. FI, M cKay pre­ I' • TOKIO, Sept. 15.— Disorder opinions prevailing In the ministry siding, America was sung by a V, Sept. 1G.— No Sunday hour. of finance and the foreign office the upper St. Johns with the Indian and unrest in the forces o f .i Todny the workers have starte! that tiie time is near for the French River, hnvc been completed, a c­ larger 11111111101 o f students than has [lightened the weariness Genernl Chang Tso Lin station­ cording to an announcement by ever before attended opening e x ­ Lnts. Gxecho-Slovnkla’s out to make the second period of i government to enter into definite Secretary R. W. Pcarman, Jr., o f ed nt Mukden, the principal the contest count for the most and engagements for payment of the the local Chamber of Commerce, ercise* in the history of the school. loreign minister, who has rity of Manchuria, have reauR-v.-ipdebt. A number of visitors and frienda lea with the stupendous bright and early this morning some | Th(. m ln h t r y (tf finnnco hn, pr. who stated that the party will «1 i n s strong protest fro pi the ! v‘ leave here at noon tomorrow. of the school were also present. Jniing n Craft pact of nr- o f them were seen on the streets in- par„ | „ 0Vcrnl alternative projects, Japanese consul general there, The main Purpose of the ex cu r­ Fast year the total enrollment nd security by his fcl- terviewing prospects for subscrlp nt different rates of interest nnd sion, dcclnred Mr. Penrmiin, is to according to reports received percentages on amortization. One included 310 name- while this year . here by the Japanese foreign to the league of na- lions. The voting schedule is r e ­ ot these follows the general lines interest Jacksonville in using her Supt. T. W. I.aul.ni estimated that nbly. Throughout the duced every two weeks during the of the plan attributed to K d w arl influence in the support of the pro­ office today. Press dispatches posed project. Those ntuking *ho faithful counsellors campaign and during each period W. Hurley, of a five year mnraS Uncle Joe” Cannon is thinking about the presidential cam paign U" ’ •'nroHmcnt will be at least 10 say ns n result of the situa­ trip will meet with Chamber of • • per cent greater. l-ast year »w. I>r. Benea slaved nt the voting power of subscriptions toriuin. two and n half per cent in- Commerce representatives of that _he sits on bis front porch in Danville, III., these autumn days. Ami aa tion the Japanese consular po­ less. This accounts for the I torest and one-half percen t sinking rity Wednesday to endeavor to his mind goes Irnck through the years to others even more bitter. But there wore 1 17 hoys nnd ll'vl girl*. lying to fnshion a drnft become* lice are held in rrudineis for - , ,, , ...... I „,„e 'fund, so that tile debt could lie ex ­ show the ndvnntnges of the cuiril this time “ Uncle Joe" i* out of the fight. Ilis life is fading like the fact that the workers intend n.ukt|n(flljMl).(| in ,,otwcl,n *}*,>• , „ | A fte r America was sung, a Ins u basis for later gen■ ' U t l g llir ii r ii in •»« i ^ nctinn at Mukden nnd that autumn lavs. nnd to solicit the organization’* scripture rending was given by t o n which would meet injf every day, during; the <*nrl> neventy year**. This plan would t Japanese troops may he called stages of the campaign mean the j to the cancellation „ f , f uB support, it in *aul. Rci F,. D. Itrownice of the Pres­ Ions and unswer nll out to preserve order. C h a n g *' most. ! about 70 per cent of the totul obit- ! Mr. Pcarman stales that over GO byterian Church This was fnlTso f-in troops arc concentrat­ When the stnnding o f the con­ gallon, as compared with G per e n* 'prominent business and profession1 lowed by a p r im r by Rev. \V. J. ed at Mukden to move south • P> in Geneva is begin- testants was published Saturday it interest which the debt now b o a 's al men will make the trip. The boat, Carpenter of tne Methodist toward Peking for an attack on w signs of tense strain caused much comment. Miss Naomi he said, will leave here promptly at and I per cent amortization. Church of this eitv. the forces o f the central g o v - ­ Porous endeavors of the Fellows made a sensational jump the I noon and will arrive at Jacksonville 1in porn ut personages H t ‘. Dullose, chairman of the eminent in Chihlc province' lit to solve the biggest to the top in the contest pushing French government nnd the Bank early the next morning. 1 he party bn al hoard of trustees, was pres­ headed by Wu Pei Fu. tosmeii ever attempted ( past Miss Versa Woodcock, Miss i,f France certainly arc thinking ill will thi'n take a trip to the je'tic* ent uml talked to the pupils e x ­ of The Associated Press learns that vninnt of the league of1 Velma Shipp nnd Miss Nell Will- the direction of an early arrange and return to Jacksonville in time plaining what it tnkrs to make composed at Paris, uni in ms. Great was the surprise and incut nt tiie American debt. The to meet with the Hoard of Govern­ L i e u t e n a n t S m i t h a n d C n m - Duller Directs Altnek on a school, I'liipasizing the pari the troops o f General Chang Tao Lin have already moved and are task of outlawing war. LsiFollelte I'nrres in a that pletisurc of lier friends when they government is so anxiously oceu ors of the Chamber of Commerce of | "you," meaning ench still moving by way o f the Japanp a n i u n s F i n i s h 2 !M M ile Hup ts who embodies the noticed in The Herald that their pied with the whole subject of till that city and the Rivers and liar- | Ch il'tlgO individual pupil Im said, has eae-South Manchuria Railway, pr*S talem ent In in J H o u r s a n d 55 M i n n i e s n strenuous life, like all favorite was in the lend. m milking the school worth suinaldy from the province of Kirin limial finance and the preparation Ikiis Committci ef the siiine nrscents outdoing it with H I But on the other hand, friends of the budget for the fall session gHiiizntion. pt |fe In a bitter while |i M i l l ‘ D'rod that although fr„ ni Antung in Khenklng toA ll; M M l. I II l.l'. M U W ill'!'. n||f,.r contestants redoubled of parliament, however, that the Ir iniclnight conferences Mr. 1 eai’inan announced llmt a |.,,,i,|| Sitill 1 1 attiiek on the Independent f o n e I th • " • IS ,a se h o id l."«"l lo function W1|H Mukden. It was authorltamanufacturing coin. their efforts to tiring their workers American debt question must await number of prominent an excellent I.nulls on hand, nnd men will I Ills, y- ft lb. Lieut 1 exi client laciillv and lively .. 1. .stated ,i..> „ l i .. — 4. Hint .v.the tTokio gq*j npft. rling Senator Robert M l.i nit out o f conflicting | |)liCg (0 „ commanding position. solution of inoru pressing prob speak at tiie meeting ill behalf "1 , and to- mound tin vv.ilil a line building, there can be no ,1 uini-nt views thm as a mbattsr of companion* descended nl tin 1 **i Folletl lot the P re«idetie\ , I hll't Hardly was it possible to walk up linns. school w ill.... . the pupil Accord the helteriue ntof the St Johns Kiv railroad luininrs.-i" and a* not ted fn.it r* 1111 mall field h-Te nt mun William M lliilli-r. of tin '•• eonmiittee meetings <ie First Street Saturday night with ing to Mi 1Millosi- tii.. school de amounting to Japanese aid for Gen­ r To a considerable extent, also, <r a* a w aterway and the proposed | Itiildnnn nntional i-emn it I•••■ Soo •111 (del ing 11 I mile hop krhieve progress on the out being solicited by some enthus­ th eir is need for preparing Ft end canal. These include Senator I'uu * n-t itii' in i Pends entirelv upon the ,pupil eral Chang which is not Japan's infrom I'livton in two honi .'•■ > mm- In v •!• • bn ed l hat I In , problems before the as iastic contestant. public opinion, which, up to the tun I' Fletiher. Col. Ransom who lb. t m ti.I Stall- lia< become tin • next speaker of the occasion I tcntlnu utr.s juration, security and Great has been the excitement present lime has been cold toward will speak for Miami; I’ , A. \an* gn-ni t 1-sue in the cmiipaigii |viaa Nupt. I jiw Ioii who taunted out I,n nt f until landed t i r - l . tin pi—will be resumed to ­ j during the first two weeks o f the the question, accepted of Wintci and <’••* "I'lu- socialist third parly." he the steadv 1111 iVase in the number VIII ldebt it P I >1 »«\ .having ... . n ---| - ' Agncw * s . ........... •■ • - •-Park SH A N G H A I, Sept. 15. — Armies . link these three quev- ] campaign. Many spure hours have the definition of successive govern Gilbert A. Younghcrg, district cti- ) othc* follow lltg in n lew minute.1 -ei toil ina luepmeil sliiteii’ei-t , •'/ I’UPtU allcnduig Sanford High of rival militaty governor fighting sontc compact con been utilized in securing votes. Ac- 1 incuts tlint the American debt was gmeer, of Jackaontoie tieorge l< | Th e t .1 Vlew of t In filer- In .night 1 ■ I to tin- destruction of Fi hind since 191ti. In that year for pomvssion of Shanghai, battled tumultous chei is I be baud b tit r .-«i "1 1 pledm-d luted to receive gen ; liv jly j,a „ been in g reat evidence, political. PnikhiM. Mr. lVurman -ntd. the destruction nl Un ie were I'Jt nnnii's on the achixil with renuwiil vigor today when the tin* i-niisi it at i on the snappiest tune- The applause eup) gfm- cum t ." in the problem. 1 roll. ti| which -II vveie boys and 77 Mj mu T. Herrick, the Aincri 'an [, hairnian o f the Reception Commit And while some of the leaders huve etuLx>(.the storm and reappearance Js vw^ .deafening, drowning out lh Bnct out secured n nico u | were gtrfs. In contrast with last of sunshine bernme the signal fo r mi result n s u i t , stands au»iuB »» nice number of 01 votes to ambussador ambassador begun eighteen eight months Ur. Chairman's Slulement. roar of the plane standing with it* S h*a1k e r * for the occasion ua an achievement of credit, the m c r is yvt vou;.g La~u to bring forward iin convwria- Local ^ Year, there were then nearly twin- |tho K,.norn| resumption of vvarfara. 1 b a n m , i n ’ * statement fid '.'jrly twire Tli V the flier* 1 in led “ 1 th» decision that ***® a j,(j there rciKnlm plenty of time tmna with the F’ rench polltical ] o f. are Mayor Forrest l a k e , A I' motor racing ldlllg high '! tThe v . heaviest henvirat fighting fielitinc done done so SO ffkr low s sehuid'as’iIi o’ !'!* . n,1"'}f Viio'i ir arbitration clause of for other entrants to win. fin als the result o f which would Connelly, and G o u g e \\ kinglii over the fli Id tin • lovv.l- v itunllv " 1 he 1 mnti > at lu n r, irri'*p«'.'- t im e wer i i'- i * T* ^ l i n the civil wuifure between the w.-nt with them. Splinting into :i , lourt of justice nce<i not Paul Lake, campaign ninnagei _ Major N J Sligii of Orlund 1 will preiail 111 tiie United Stutes it In i "t pm ties, has an Issue which .1. . . wishes to urge young Indies who should make a fresli a< also address those present at tie binding position I lent Smith head demands the attention of nil. It 1* striving for the possession 6( ..t vvi—t mid 1 lining into en*t lei MacDonald, the British | contemplate entering the campaign knowledgemeitt and agree upon the meeting Iasi year boys composed praett Shnnkluti. took place yesterday and l*rI'siilent Kdwaid llig1 1 - . i e t he 1mist it nt imi 11night n'.vav like 11 descending |<J the assembly that this, to get started this wee;.. The long terms of payment, inllv half of the student Innlv gins <d the local cliumltci will 111 ' 'I lie f u n d a m e n t a l i s s u e - w h i c h todny along the Shanghai-Nanklnt; light tint |not seem to he precise, er the delay is made tiie more dif In roinparison of the ntimber of ,Mr Huiley's visit here dtirin : troduce the speskers from tin* citv •love made i ntuit t i n . ' d i v i d e d t h e mu . i " l p u t t i e * in Railway directly west of this city. I ..rdli a mite of dii't vva* stirred. toted it examined and ficult it will ha to win. A start the summer gave a lug push to each Rr , tv aliens for the trip wen t h e pa«l * t i l l e x i s t , l ul l a .’ t. 1 T I boys and g n ls graduating Two message* front Mukden g i v ­ to duta before G iea t today would give an exceptionally t >>«* question in official circles l.es- leitricted anil f"i thi* lenson tie vein. Mi I Jiwton stated Unit in - i Ini ' m i s e i i l< i* i i " l o n g e r en out Sundiiy by Secretary Loh’o f D A Y T O N . Ohm. Sept. I.'* Ai uld subscribe to it. Hut fine opportunity. the i ln»« nf l;i |7 there were "iih A start next formal ob>cr\aliens l>> S i n e t u r , 1111.iibd taking the trip is limited no 1 < 1 \ :i q i o -1 l"l l " f I s s u e s I" 1 w ei II ( hekiiltlg defense headquartST* will be made in it week will require much g ic atcr ef ,,1 Stute Hughes and S e ciela ry >f Mr Peal mull -tatisl The price set my win Id tilers t nok elf from M> I 1 iv" pm t ie*. tIn- life of our 1. public live boys to I I girls. In the class hete, rrported that firing began a t 1 1111 k 1 lelii In 1 e ill I*' o ' ha k f"l " f I'.tJI thenwere 20 boys and . ’ 10 The goal of pi ei i>mn fo rt. the Treasury Mellon duiing then foi ench n set vat oil was %11. Un­ 1- al -take. Shanliulk 111 Chihli province, at the Ituiued by allowing all lie 1 mil to Paris helped the idea alo to include nil meals during the trip • tiieii go where they will leimnn fine prizes are I ' m • o c i a B s t - l h i r d p a r t y unde r girls, which, he said, shown a large Manchurian border, nnd in the JoMany ,,ier night piuieedilig t noun row In increase in the perr enl ugc of Ian* Including and especially awar ded bv T h e Heral d S a t u i d a y , 1, . in'll a* sleeping liccominoilu Hughes Reported ljucstlints. led Mlilrtct. in the heart of t ’hihli, tiiiiaha nu tiie 1111ns 1m i l inentill •!> I ' l ' d ' l s hi p of S e r a t - ' l Rotieit 1 oinplt-liiig high school. tin, to make 1 use 1 vntinns night. Nnv emhei L’J. Pri zes a g g r o ( Mi iluglies is quoted as having t ions. d l . i l o l l i Itv tin. I III nsl upon us 125 mile* northwest of Shanhaiktbght wlmli will ciitl in Seattle Duri ng the past eight vein*. Mr |tig it. the question to one F ie m li, The inland waterway or 1 anal g a t i n g over Fl.HIHI in value are to , put ^ a d " ' t ri ne w h i c h cal l * f m liiilliedi 11 an, and utiout 1110 intles northeast tituins reservations will be given aw ay to the successful stutesuiuu soinew hat in tin has been talked III till* section foi The aviator* had perfect wentliei ut e ." tlmi if Wi w o u l d s i n e t he Con. Lawton states, pu'iiis have 111reased at a rnte of approximately of Peking. action of the R nt.;h I 'o n l e s t a n t s at llint time. In ad­ several veals and the Chamber of 1 ■ ■ nditiiius fm the ItOli-mile Imp s t i l u t i o u The s t r u g g l e i* uoi " v e r The second message which they except to make in 1 1 HI per lent each year. This, he „ - reported , . ths . engaged in the service dition those who have remained ai ’ S u p p o s e I o w e d y o u JI.Ihl.lMlUO ( onillii l i ' of tiie central F'lorida mi l b i ' i l - o f gi i veri i i nei i t but t he little over three hums. says, is true 111 all of the .Sanford , i “ l'D*ru of Tsao-A ang. nrar JshOL Fgue of Nations 1 1 out. live throughout the l ’J weeks of for winch i hud given you six or ( it lea and counties me anxious In atmlit mu o f g o v e i t i ni e nl . nrhuoU Iheae invutiiKf•, if ronilrm#af New Fug 1lie tin Boston. schools. will not he subject to the campaign will he paid 1<* per eight years my promissory note at ' ^,-t tin- entile state interested to "The soenilist third party is will indicate that Chang Tso-Lllt. A new engine wu* installed in He further letealod thut in Ii*I* » cut interest. the project, stutes Mr Pearinuu. It probings of the world cent commission on all the money a per 11 pledgixl to the destruction of the the Manchurian field ninrihsl, is will especially be of advantage !• Hie Bust.in It, l.ieut. Leigh W a d es m m million the destruction of the therv were six leurhers in the high utlur words, Great Brit- they turn in. assume Hint I was l.c moving bis troops on Peking from plane, unit the engines ol the flag school while Inst yeai there were bt have her sea law, in Young ladies are urged to enroll bunussetl fiuiineiully and had paid the central and eastern portions nl God-given two directions In his effort to over­ ,-lnp Chicago mid the New ()i lean* supreme court. The HI. In I'.'lti there were 21 pupil* the state, he snys. t-r nght of search uml today. light* of every citizen of tin* coun­ This is an opportunity nothing. Suppose you were to come It i- believed that if the people of weie oveiliauleil completely and try to life, liberty and the pursuit per teacher while in 1H2 .'I-21 there throw the government there. uigtd by u court of cont- which doesn’t conic every day. to me uml otter to reduce the inSharp Fighting. wore 31 pupil.* per teacher. o, happiness are utiranteed to un by tt*I ifM Ly nnr -half and agree that Jutksonv ille. through the Chainbei 'H ' iced. liitration. Many will take advantage of it. Meanwhile, the civil war about There have been u number nf ad­ Standing development of 1 need pay neither interest nr pti'i ,,f 1 oimnerce. ran he interested in 1 Lieut. Kneip, naval atUelie at , 1III' constitution. This is the docu­ ditions to the curriculum of thu Shanghai brought sharp fightlug mutter, they can he persuaded Met 00k Held, uml Lieut. W tight, the ment which bciiutor l.u F'olleUe | Iih- emphas i zed the tetjr cl pal for a term of ten years. 1 ............................... Sunday. -Now it I were to reply ’no’ if I to give their support to the inland advance mail foi the world lllei... seeks to destroy for he pro|aised high school since 1916, Mr Inwtnn to make the l.euguo of o According to a communique by further staled. At tliat tune there were t" retuse to exchange 1 1 ole .anal, and thut such will mean a Ml rived here Continued on page six powerful entity for the Imh. the Chekiang force* allied were pructirully nothing hut liter great deal 111 making the projoel a Cumberland, Aid, when liny vvtrr f peace and all inContinued on puge six ary courses offered. Included in with Cluing Tno-Lin In their op1fill it y lorced do\%n hm unlay bfiauav t |l organisation csiicciully the additions are commercial. Miss I position to the Peking government, ST. R A U L Sept. 16 .— Proclaim­ Tintrip states Mr Pemm an. low tiaiiging clouds and tog. They V the welfare of its mcmfrom Kfating, 30 miles advance Fort; home economies. Miss ' advance*! ed by its commander as a "Pioved will be called the "E xploring th. spent the night at < uu.I.erlmi.l. of Shanghai, toward Nwurtz; Smith-Hughes, ngrirul- linrthvH'kl Quantity" the American lagion S'. Johns River" trip, because it l»"th started out in mivance of the [n.ati- object of this movelure, I’lof It F; Cooper, physit-al Tuitsang. They also were said *.0 opened its sixth annual national begins at the headwaters of naviguglobe girdter*. keep peace between the illlture for Imys, Prof. K It. Hail; have scored advances near Anting. -• It oiillnutd on page tij convention here today with pro­ t'lintinued mi page six the IiCtigue,'kyrith the The major operation*, however, phyncial culture for gills, Alisa posed changes in policy as the di-tci initiation hot to be were west Tsi 1-ake, where the Che­ I’ thel Henry. most important m atter likely to (0 mit-idors while engng- come boforo it. Sanford High School has utio kiang iirFfllcry was turned on Y»ti wus uniiuunced tins illuming National Com­ eral police work for the mander John R. Quinns address in M0.N IF.RF:Y. Calif., Sept. 15.— by ru "iiliiiHster .>1. I . lluddoca lliui become a nine-months schoid. This hing after the Chekiang command­ i- League of Nations, which he said the Legion's pres- Mtinlen y . *tm ted old Spanish nelu 1 t-presumuilVu ot tiie Ainencun wus mado po.isthlu, naiil Mt. I-nw- er had withheld fire In response to nit, 1 preted us meaning lieu xiona l.lle having l ui p > is ton, by the passage of the sp«-cml a petition o f the townspeopls and tige was doubleed by accomphsh- tlement. seal of the tirst govern[conflict nrislug between . . . . . . . . - ........ past year and the ad nu.nt of t ulifiirnia. and inspiration l u l l tut tiie purpose ul enlisting 10-mill schiMil tax imllagc several discovered that this was s ruse to fleet and* the cltBwnV of drrtr* by General C 1'iiuhli' the Kiangsu army to bring months ngu. F’ rank Hines, di­ point for artiste uml writers, is to­ Just four years ago loduy there installed, Mr. Overlin said, every lueliiliein ul luiol rlo > hi out Hoop., ntembera of the lea g u e rector of the veterans bureau, were day in the path of a devastating Rev. G. II F'razer. rector of the up reinforcements. tin tioin ilie junior amt senior corps. pair of wires bus been utilized. llnxtancc, citizens of Uni- among the first of the sessions l.'I.OOO.'RMI St. Marks episcopal Church of It was admitted that Chekiang m iiflagration which w u e 735 telephones in active set A l t h o u g h there has been little l nis ni l i stni ent ta mude every y ea r , Russia, Germany, Mex- activities. started yeateiilay when u i>"lt of vu c in Sanford, while al present Jdl ^ e n t e ' i n gain during tho win- n »«*U, m uu enucuvui to secure I'alatku. former achoolinate of troops sufferrd unimportant losft* Supt Lnwton, v\as present and when junks on Tat Lake transport­ urkey— the British fleet lightning stubbed a $55,000 burri-l there ure approximately 1,0W1, u-mm summer months Heretofore, as many niemneis i»i tin- ^orguiutalked to the students and their ing them were subjected to a hoary f'r the backing of all the of crude oil tunk. vcalcd Howard Overlin, Iik-u I man- Mr. Overlin states that u larger zulioii us possioie wliu will co-op imbers. ‘ u n d er these d r fire. A report front a Kiangxu A ft e r u hectic night during uger of the Southern licit 1 etc - 1number of requests iur telepliones crate m tnu suvmg ul liumun luc visitors. This was followed by a talk by source said a number of these junk* h un ecpnoniic blockade which four soldiers of the Mon­ Hum d i owning. pnoiie anil lelegra pn Company, to will be muUe during the euintug Itinucsl on page six Prof. McKay who gave the pupils hud been sunk by artillery. terey Presidio were burned to ,i representative ot The Met aid winter thun ever before. New pco1 lie first meeting will be livid al udvire concerning conduct and Intermittent Itains. death, the tiro spread to eight this morning. |do are coming to .sanfoid to tie- tin- r irst Itupiisi Church ut 1 ;JO studies during the ensuing year. B U N C E T O N . Mo.. Sept- 15 — Rains were Intermittent Su n d a y .. ■ I other oil tanks in the vicinity ami jud g in g liuin tiie inslalluttun of come permanent istUents during o ciocK tonight when a special repJohn W. Davis, Democratic presi­ sent An eye-witness attached more than 30 to hospitals telephones, he suui, the growth ox tho entire year as is evidenced by icsentalive ul tile national 01 gamdential candidate, arrived here to­ suffering with bums. Kiangsu army reported that It had A soldier day from Kansas C ity to hake hts was caught in the fire when the fSuntord has been steady irorn year the installation of new telephones, 1 luiiuii, u is sutd, will lecture on tnia been attacking near Tsingpu, «g*t 't he ngures supplied by tie said. auujcxi. Ine scouts ul tins city and first speech In Missouri at a Dem­ '" _S u n gk ' lang, of Tsi Lake, with l _ KJ year [•A. Sept. 13.— Tho foreign ocratic rally which opens the cam­ first tunk caved in from heat send- 1j to Mr. Overlin states that he has 1au omeia interested are urged to Mr. show an approximate miles southwest o f Shanghai, and - Overlin ' |Rii- Philippine Islands for paign in Missouri. He was to ing fire and oil in the path of increase ol 8<J tclepnonea each year detinue knowledge that Sa n fold 1mu-ltd mis meeting. TO KIO, Kept. 16.— With the the Shanghai- Hangchew railway kxlf of lii ‘24 amounted to apeak at tho farm of Dr. Arthur ligntcrs who attempted to aave the during the past tour years, i ’ftia has one ot thu best uml one of t n e , _____ CJ* iuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock as objectives. Advance* were claim- r 1 property. A t * • o'clock this morn­ against f 108,586,000 1 Nelson. Democratic candidate for ing the fourth majpr explosion oc­ ts a good increase fo r a city tne moot up-to-date telephone systems the scouts will gutber ut the 1lo/ purpose of linking the southern ed. It w as alto said that the Cha- j i ' ' Haghulien. gained from h a lf of period in 1823, accord- KOVtTn0r. U te today. Leaders plan size ut Sanlord, staled Mr. Over­ in the entire state, in e offices are bcuui Camp ut o u v er Luke where kiang advance a g a in s t Y ih lng 'had • tw n made public by the ^ mako the ^ U y which is sched- curred sending fire into New Mon­ tin. equipped with the newest and mos , |njltrucl|0IU wU, bo K, VCIl ailU aein. Russia at the close of the Rueao- been halted. terey where five homes wrere de­ • • . Japanese war, moree closely to the * -custom,. The exports u, ed t0 opcn at 3 o'clock the g rea t­ "F acts concerning the gain in uo-lo-dale uiniurutus available *>'d j OUlllIatlon u .bta W1|, Dt hcM. There Another witness, returning hove stroyed. teat of _ .the empire ‘ . . , „ aps^ntse first six months o f this est in Missouri history. thu number o f telephones in use ail of It is in good conuilion, he * . ouU win receive JikKUil iu» leclared 1several at 10 o’clock Sunday night from" - this ......................... - - I ...........litui .. -aid. The cable system on tne out»touts wtu reteivc apiKiai ia government has declared ' 4 ^5 .912,000 and ths Irain city tend to .indicate i mt v siructions in the work i i h w IislH national statutes in force in th* la­ Hwangtu, 15 miles west of Shang­ 4,349,000, leaving a baft IllI110fitxy fi, th,.n, be about 25 per cent of the new pop­ sids is on* of the nest laid out ays- me m hai. reported that he saw h e a ty . ajority ol them ure' bk\d to be |and territory. 4»or of the islands o f apulation here consists of 1 attunes tews in tnu wnolc country, h« de proluuudiy interested. These laws include the conscrip­ fighting Sunday, with many cas­ 4y $20,502 ,000 . wnu have made bantord then per- dared. 'Ahe larger caules are At w as pointed out that thu Buy tion law, the nationality law, as re­ ualties. The Chekiang Unc betwean munent home,” declared Mr. Over- strung ulong the alleys, uoing awuy T A M P A . Fla., Sept. 15.— South Uu. .Scouts us a national uigainzaiion vised by the Diet last month, and a Hwangtu and Anting was hold with a number * ul objectionable T U C S O N , Ariz., Sept. 15.— F. J. Florida enuca.ors will hold a threehave been the recipients ol much law providing fo r the naturalisa­ firmly, he skid. There w ss rvqav Unlike many other Florida citj leatures th at necessarily exist in Crider, horticultural expert, fo r­ day ixlucutional institute in St. Peglory Miiu cominenautiou for their tion of foreigners through adoption firing in the Lluho sector th the many cities, it wss learned. merly of the Arizona state univer­ temburg Sept. 29 -Oct. 1, It is a n ­ its," he lu rth er stated, “ tne liuin northwest, near the town o f B'» easy to do— I f you Mr. Overun furtner revelled that uktlul asslsiut.ee lit the saving ul into Japanese families or marriage sity, has accepted the directorship nounced. More thun 1,000 teacher* our 01 telephones in Kanlord tu ting mentioned in Loh'a comma to Japanese. » ' . promptly und ,fritter creuse* d uruig practically every 1 there a rc in tho local office seveu ' Ule tu innumerable instances. Aareal _. m _ .. i t . . . . 1 _ t . . H 'k w a a a a o iil i . t f ia iu l i l e t las r < u i I L a ( t h a v que. Herald’s Salesman- o f the Boyce Thompson South­ from rincllua, Hillsborough and month of the year. With the c x - ; operating board positions, Three scout utticiuis declared that they western Arboretum, a t Superior, Manatee counties are expected to STORM W A R N IN G “P Campaign NpW . are anxious fur the bunford troops ception of one month during t iu s ^ x these are toil boards and tour Arix., the first institution of Its attend. Prominent speakers at the kind In America. The arboretum institute include Dr. Charles Mc- summer, there ha* been u gain of are local boards, They ure ur- to become- 100 per cent e i i k i e n t in **MS IN PRICES WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.—Trop­ has been heavily endowed by its Murray, author of the McMurray one to three phones every 3 u days.” ranged that the more important life saving wore. ical disturbance has reached the A l l scout* between the ages of lines such as those to the tire stai t was learned that in certain be given aw a y i n ’ a CHICAGO, Sept. 1 5 .-1 founder fe r Investigations in plant seriea of textbooks, and formerly of east gulf coast in the vicinity of sections, such as the Kanford lion and the police station will nev- 13 und It) inclusive are eligible to ApalachlcoU. FDu. the weather December, 132 Vb to 130h*. r 'V 'm e . Why w a i t ! grow ing, including the cultivation Columbia University, N ew York, Hcights, there has been u large* er he neglected and so that three or become members o f the junior corps th« e»mp|4gn today. o f those native to the southwest and bureau reported today. Storm |S»% to 140. Corn. Dr. A. E. Winshlp, o f Boston, gain in other sections o f ths c ity .1 fo u r operators rasy work a ll of the iv hilo xL m- above that a g e be- mmniaK% and ohters that might be intro­ M ilo fbose aoove inat age may onU *t to 111 !lt% . Qats: warnings ^are gi.pUyed displayed from from PenPsa- t1W Hfl for lnstrucFJducapresident o f the National duced from other countries haring In the new Height* cable recently j calls when business is slack. come members of the senior corps, g * * to CedU Kvf, f l i , _____ W 5*lV Ui Mi lions! Asoscmlion. k a . •! similar climatic conditions *D /. ,2 m / I * ily Confronted [igpest Problem Organization Unrest in Chang Ajrmy Results Protest. From Jap Consul W 0 R LI) FLIERS1CO N ST IT l) TION OMPLETE HOP SAID RIG ISSUE AYW00D, ILL. THIS CAMPAIGN s i L”..J.:;- i i i / x r ; . .... 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'■ •V/. »■: j* t 'M ifia te sa ^ fS : 2 f Including an entirely neiv type of car —the Duplex-Phaeton Today Studebakcr has made Automobile History and established stand­ ards of value and quality more fully and obviously than ever before. K 4i i I |£ - I I ' O D A Y S t u d e b a k c r p r o v e s th at b r n u t i t u l. d i s t in c ti v e , s t y l i s h b o d y line ■ <ah be orijp n a t e d b y A m e r i c a n b o d y di-stjjners w i t h o u t fo l l o w i n g p r e c e d e n t o r im it a t i n g or a d a p ti n g w h a t h a s b e e n d o n e befo re. Today S t u d e b a k c r p r o v e s t h a t a p ra c tic a l a n d b e a u t i f u l t y p e of c a r c a n be m a d e t<> c o m b in e th e p l e a s u r e a n d p e r f o r m a n c e of t h e o pen cat a n d the c o m f o r t a n d p r o t e c t i o n of t h e c lo s e d cat — a n d 'I n s w i t h o u t e x c e s s iv e p r ic e o r c o m p ro m is e .! ,pi. lity — a c a r “ d u p l e x " in o p e n - c a r s m a r t n e s s a n d i o n n m m r a n d c lo s e d - c a r e l e g a n c e a n d c o m f o r t — a n d at .- price n o h i g h e r t h a n t h a t of a n o p e n c a r ! Today S t u d e b a k c r p ro v e s , in its new S t . r i d a t d Six D u p l e x m o d e l, t h a t a s ix -c y lin d e r i a r <>. inn q u a lity , g r e a t p o w e r, p l e n t y of ro o m a n d impr< uve a p p e a r o n c e can be m a d e a n d m a r k e t e d .it a price i f S I ' l r>. T o d a y S t u d e b a k c r p r o v e s in its n e w S pecial Six a n d its Big S ix D u p le x m o d e ls th a t tin i Itim a te in a ll t h e e s s e n tia l f e a t u r e s of q u a l i t y m five . m i si vcn p a s s e n g e r c a r s c a n be m a d e a n d m a r k e t ! d .it a pi tee o f $1495 a n d $1875 re s p e c tiv e ly . I'cnust* St ii b b.il; r r.ti cottipti-hcn ivt im ln . ’() pi-i c e n t o ! x*. iiit.li I-; n e w w i t h i n th e la s t six y e a rs E v e r y m o d e m m e t h o d of i n .v i t i f n r i n i . .T-il long* e x p e r i e n c e d m a n a g e m e n t art ,iv.ul.iblt- ft i ih< p in d u c t i o n of S t u d e b a k e i .iiitom nbili-s. 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C o u p e - R o a d s t e r , C o u p e , S e d a n , a n d B erim e T H E S T U D E B A K E R S P E C I A L S IX — 120 m. w h e e l b a s e , 5 -p a s s e n g e r E n g in e , J ' . x 5 . f>5 b l i p —. w i t h 5 d iffe re n t bodies, in c lu d in g D uplex P h a e t o n . D u p l e x R o a d s t e r V ic to ria . S e d a n , a n d B e ilm e T H E S T U D E B A K K R B IG S IX — 127 m w lu v lb a s e , 7 -p a s s e n g e r E n g i n e . 37*x5. 75 b l i p — w ith 4 d iffe re n t b o d ie s , in c lu d in g D u p le x R b a . ton. C o u p e, S e d a n , a n d B erline. Three completely new chassis!. . 15 completely new bodies! Completely new lines! . . . Marvelous new performance Completely new opcn-closcd car! C om pletely now radiators, new fenders, new lam ps, now seating com fort, new finish, n ew colors in lacquer finish, three im proved engines Rcai balloon tires, not low-pressure cords. Sizes— 21 "x 5.25" to 20"x 7. 30". N ow Studebakcr autom atic hydraulic 4-w h ccl brakes—optional. N ew values, never before eq u a led —even by Studebakcr! Neti> Lacquer Finish o r ig in a l in b e a u tif u l li n e s — i n d iv id u a l, c o n s e r v a t i v e , i m p i e s s iv e ly e l e g a n t , but i r i s p e n o u g h m its d e ­ I ii t i n e f i o m i n u t .i t iu i) to lie i n t u e l y d is t in c ti v e . T h r S t a n d a r d S i x » loscd b o d ie s a r c b r n u t i f u l l y finished in s c m i - g l a / c . s.itin la c q u e r l ire h o o d an d lower p a n e ls a r c in light g r a y , th e u p p e r p a n e ls in d a r k e r g i a y . H a i t l i n c p a ra lle l s t u p i n g in o r ie n ta l iid B u r n i s h e d n ickel r a d ia t o r s , j « t black f e n d e is , light g o ld e n fin ish ed , n a t u r a l w o o d w h e e ls a n d la b a llo o n t i r e s a r e c o n t r a s t i n g to u c h e s . T h e S t a n d a r d Pul>lt-.x M m M s a re t'.ni b e d i n g l e .v j e t e n a m e l — l a s t i n g , l u s t r o u s a n d w e a r re s is tin g T h e S p e c i a l Six a n d t h e B ig Six D u p le x m o d e ls a r e in s o f t s a t i n la c q u e r w i t h d a r k blue ltooiF and b o d ie s s t i i p e d in lig h t b lu e a n d iv o ry H e re , too. tl. • s p a r k l e is a d d e d w i t h b u r n i s h e d nickel r a d i a t o r s and l j g h t, n a t u r a l w o o d w h e e ls in c o n t r a s t w i t h j e t black f e n d e r s a n d big, b la c k b a llo o n tires. 7 he l ire N ew Duplex Bodies ( \ *»* «i f\/*« it| ««ir h i >/ by Nfti.li i in (tike the fdtit i’ nj th, it/ufl «Ht) S O E.N IT R E L Y N E W a n d so i b i f e n nt f r o m a n y i tin t b o d y ev! i m a d e b e f o ic tliut .i new n a m e bail t •» In < i e a t e d — t be D U P L E X . I be tippet s t i u l u r e is sh ip ed in p r e s s e d s te e l a n d i i ic d w i t h th e finest w a te r p ro o f fabric. T h e steel c o n s t r u c t i o n p e t m i t s t h e u s e of a n o t h e r ra d ic al St utli-bakt r M e n tio n , t h e n e w r o l l e r e n c lo s i n g c u r ­ tain s. T h e r e is t h e p e r m a n e n t b e a u t y a n d d u r a b i l i t y of t h e s te e l to p p lu s t h e i n s t a n t c o n v e n i e n c e of t h e t o lle r c u r t a i n s 'I b u s S t u d e b a k c r e n g i n e e r s h a v e s o lv e d t h e o p e n c lo s e d cat p ro b le m . The h u l ’cr w h o w a n t s th e a i r i n e s s a n d p ra c tic a l c o n v c n ie y L c of t h e o p e n cat n n d w h o a l s o w a n t s th e c o t u f o t f^‘" t o t e i turn a n d b e a u t y of t h e c l o s e d i.ir c a n n o w geYy' >th in o n e c a r a n d a t t h e p u c e of an o p e n c a r. O n e m o m e n t t h e n e w S t o d e h a k e r D u p l e x is a b e a u ti f u l o p e n c a r — a t o u c h ut t h e h a n d to t h e o v e rl a p p m g l o l l c r c u r t a i n s a n d it is a s n u g w e a t h e r - t i g h t c lused car. M ore Power T h e u n i v e , s a b y f a m o u s S tu d e b a k c r e n g in e is m o re t h a n e v e r a p e e r a m o n g p o w e r p la n ts T h e e m u k n b a f t i s h e a v ie r . A L L s u r f a c e s a n p e rfe c tly m..c h i n e d to e x a c t d i m e n s i o n s a n d balance. T h e b e a r­ i n g s a r e l a rg e r. T h e e n g i n e is in unit w i t h th e ilut- h a n d t r a n s ­ m i s s i o n . T h e r e is a f o ic e feed lu b ric a tio n -..ystem w i t h c le a n , s t r a i n e d oil a l w a y s in r < -tve 1 h e u are m a n y c h a n g e s a n d i m p r o v e m e n t s v. Inch u lit in M O R E R O W E R . M O R E Q U IE T N E S S and S M O O T H N E S S and S T I L L BE 1T E R P E R ­ F O R M A N C E in fv t-iy w a y . Balloon I ires T he Ten New Closed Bodies C O M P L E T E L Y N E W B O D I E S — eat h <... . m a s t e r l y e x p r e s s i o n of m o d e r n s ty le, yet d i s t in c tl y L a r g e r , m o r e pc-v/eiftih s im p le r ^,ul n tu ch i a>ier o p e r a t e d t w o - w h e e l brake-* A n en tire ly n ew i-mei g e n c y b r a k e is o p e r a t e '! l i o m t l u m - .tiu r ie n t bo ard , i n s t a n t l y c o n v e n i e n t to t h e d r i v r h a n d w h e re it s im p lifie s t h e c o n t t o l a i:d fle e s Uic tl - . bo ard l i o m Eh SPECIAL SIX S T A N D A R D S IX 113 in. W. B. S O IL ?. 120 in. W. B. 5 - Pant. D uplex-Phaeton. .$1145 3 -Pass. Duplex Roadster. 1125 3-Pas*. 6- Pass. 5-Paks. 5-Patt. ■* Coupe-Roadster. . *395 Coupe i ............ .... 1495 Sedan ...................... 1595 Berline .................... 1650 65 H .P . Ne w Ease of Operati on u Fun- <i/ (jear Slu/iing— New power in braking, a i h io thi pedal exerts a giant ’3 strength at the rear wheel* — f.r w clutch action, soft as velvet— A new steering gear .ai t ‘ teennx Knuckles designed for balloon tire*— A new i toupiiiK <he dat.li, including A L L the usual instrument* I lus .i K-isnlm- gauge that alw ays work* accurately. /.udi»ini{ Conirul Su-iiches— all on the steering wheel— i-1-.i indy handy. - Auiuinurh- S iv u k Control— N o manual attention required, m > the lever is eliminated. Autom atically governed to all speeds with tin precision of machinery. And the Details T h e new cart are lunger a n d lotver to the g ro u n d . T h a line from the radiator to the rear ia nearly straigh t Th e wheelbase of all models is iflorcMed. T h e /. tiilm are much wider and deeper crowned to cover the w.ihh of the tires. T h ey fit more closely over the wheels. Th e tear finders are long and gracefully curved into the running hoards. • | , -i * I he i ml hi to* i arc high and set lo w in the frames and conv-< x i in ,-.d just below the filler cap. T h e design fa strikingly original and beautifully distinctive. , , I L n i o .lv neu> head (amps and co w l p ir k in g la m p * designed by Studebaker— artistically appropriate and in perfect « e p uu with tin- originality of the body and fender designPettier, n ifje r frames, m ort cross mafnbers: shorter, rl ittei springs for Dalloon tires. A ll bodies lower, all roomier, beiirr and more comfortably cushioned. Seats ars lower, baiks and sides are higher?* Look Forward Into Next Year New Brakes G e n u in e a n d full size b a llo o n t i r e s o n all m o d els. E v e r y p a r t th a t f u n c t i o n s w u h t h e t i r e s h a s b ee n s p e c ia lly d e s ig n e d for b a llo o n tir e e q u i p m e n t — s t e e r ­ in g g e a r , s t e e r in g k n u c k l e s . spinrUvs a n d s p r i n g s , e v e n t h e fe n d e rs . t h e old s t y l e lev er. I t a c ts o n t h e p r o p e l l e r s h a f t. '1 h e r e is u n i f o r m p r e s s u r e a t e a c h w h e e l — e q u a li z e d t h r o u g h t h e r e a r axle. T h e r e g u l a r t w o - w h e e l S t u d e b a k e r b ra k e * w i t h t h e i r s im p li c i t y , s a f e ty a n d g r e a t b r a k i n g p o w e r arts e n tire ly ad eq u ate. B ut S t u d e b a k e r 4 - W h e e l H y d r a u l i c B r a k e s ( w i t h disi w h e e l s ) c a n be f u r n i s h e d a s o p t i o n a l e q u i p m e n t o n all m o d e ls a t e x t r a c h a r g e if d e s ir e d . S t u d e b a k c r 4 - W h c c l B r a k e s h a v e t h r e e e x c lu s i v e f e a t u r e s not fo u n d o n a n y o t h e r s y s t e m in t h i s t ou n iry . 1. B r a k i n g p r e s s u r e is f u r n i s h e d b y h y d r a u l i c p o w e r a u t o m a t i c a l l y d e v e lo p e d . A l i g h t t o u c h to the b r a k in g p e d a l c o n t r o l s i t s g r e a t fo rc e lik e a to u c h to t h e t h r o t t l e c o n t r o l s t h e poxver of t h e e n g i n e . T h i s It .ittirc will a p p e a l i n s t a n t l y to w o m e n . .’ I be Ir o n t w h e e ls c a n n o t lock. 3 ITicrr a r c o n ly t w o a d j u s t m e n t s r e q u i r e d — o n e at each r e a r w h e e l. T h e f r o n t b r a k e s a r e p e r m a n e n t l y a d j u s t e d at t h e fa c to ry . T h e oil in t h e t r a n s m i s s i o n is u e 1 to g e n e r a t e t h e h y d r a u l i c p o w e r ; t h e a c ti o n ol i ‘ -- g e a r; a n d t h e p u m p k e e p it in c i r c u l a t i o n : it tarn.- t c o n g e a l o r freeze. B r a k i n g p o w e r is a l w a y s i n - ’ o n l y t o a d y — in w i n t e r ars w e ll a s in s u m m e r l Tlie new Studebaker is here today! A n d no m atter how sweeping your ideas of what a new model should be this car will satisfy you. It will thrill you with the very newness snd originality of its beautiful linesl Y'ou n u y not be in the market now, dr even this But to see the new Studebakcr is to look forward Into nsxt year - a n d the year alter! SEE IT T O DAY I . B IG S I X 127 in. W. B. 75 l i . P 5-Pats. Duplex-Phaeton. .$1495 7-Pass. 3-Pass. Duplex-Roadster. 1450 5-Pass. p . „ v i r t ^ r l . i P V •* 2050 victori* J . . . . 7-Pas*. 2150 5-Pass. Sedan . . • • 2225 > 7-Pass. 5-Pass. Berline v c- .• •# iN Duplex-Phaeton .31875 Coupe .................. 2650 Sedan Berline .............. 27BS elf.'. _ Studebaker H ydraulic 4-Wheel Brakes. O p tio n a l'E q u ip m e n t O n all Standard Six models, with « disc wheels and spare rim, $60 .Q0 extra. O n all Special Six and Big Six models, with 5 disc wheels, $75.00 extra. (All puces f. o. b. U. S. factories, s n d subject to change without notice.) SAN H •V ^ D llil I S U AN J I S ’. A S, T U D ft • B yrfr ** • • ■ * A ■ , 'r f r K > * v • E l r ,*NZ l * i>y •<* - •• | <« li’f* •\ — • -W. f “ m^vvryg/L ir a —M \ ' i . W O . O.W j. , i . * i 'L i .... i v . . J * • • %. 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K m 111 r e p o r t s r e a c h i n g T h e H e r a l d .office it is ox|MTted t h a t t h e s e c o n d p e r io d will r e e m a n y a d d i t i o n a l c o n te s ta n ts e n r o lle d in t h e c a m p a i g n . t S a t u r d a y n i g h t t h e t e l e p h o n e b r o u g h t t h e m um V $ co n testa n t w ho I ogan w ork early th is m o rn in g . Sim nl- <• tei m i n e d t o m a k e a r u s h f o r v o t e s t h i s w e d k a n d tak V * £ p la c e n e a r t h e t o p h y t h e e n d o f t h e s e c o n d p e r io d . T h e r e w a s a wild s c r a m b l e S a t u r d a y n i g h t w h e n < »nt e s t a n t s to o k a d v a n t a g e o f t h e la s t o p p o r t u n i t y t o c h e c k in d u r i n g t h e first v o tin g p e r io d a n d by so d o in g re c e iv e m o re c r e d i t f o r t h e i r s u b s c r i p t i o n s . I n til t e n o ’clock c o n t e s t a n t s k e p t t u r n i n g in s u b s c r i p t i o n s at a liv ely r a le . T h e r e is p l e n t y o f t a l k a b o u t o t h e r s w h o contem plate m a k i n g n b ig fig h t f o r t h e R u ic k . R u m o r h a s i! th a t llieiv will he s e v e r a l d a r k h o r s e s w h o will e n r o ll a s t h e cam paign Buick Standard Six A f e w s u b s c r i p t i o n s will s o o n p u t a n e w e a t r a n i in a c o m m a n d i n g p o s i t i o n in t h e c a m p a i g n . W h i l e t h o s e who g a n e a r l y s t a r t h a v e a n a d v a n t a g e o v e r l a t e e n t r a n t - . still in t h e t e n w e e k s r e m a i n i n g n e w c o n t e s t a n t s c a n casilv -«. T h e c o n te s t is d i v i d e d i n t o six p e r io d s o f t w o w e e k s each. T h e first p e r io d h a s p a s s e d . F iv e r e m a i n . Rut t h e y will p a s s q u ic k ly . A i t h e p e r io d s p a s s t h e v o t i n g s c h e d u le d e c r e a s e s a n d the' n e x t c h a n g e will l a k e p laee on t h e n ig h t o f C e p t e m b e r U7. c u r e e n o u g h v o t e s to p u l t h e m in a p l a c e t o w in . Value .$1350 C o n t e s t a n t s h o l d i n g l e n d i n g p o s i t i o n s in t h e enmpuign he m a k i n g a s e r i o u s m i s t a k e if t h e y g e t over-um lideiit. SKCOND WEEK VOTING SCHEDULE 1 I <>r IYri.nl Kmliti « lupaity A p* rfiH’t it1 in 1 1 rn n * Imskrl « i f1 p|,t? iih 1111 m' i ini t r1 l t n y u li 1. )t n ill pl< ,1 * n . . • in n l In all di \\ v tin). \ l it St • | i , |1 M M 1I NEW VOTI NG S C H E D U L E EVERY DAY COUNT 11 c a m >sugm m t h i s k i n d R ules of Cam paign gone into effect Note ] f or I lie first pc nod o| the c amp ai gn duet ion will be at t lie end of t lie se< place. Don't get t h e wrong impression and think the.v positively will lint. a c tiv e d ay for c o n te s ta n ts . Ni i > t n t m i ! la<f) r «^t i l i i t i i tit S . i n l o t d o r S r i u i n o l r i t m n f x itl tL' r, 1" ■ *1 1 11»Ii * t o r t l l i f t h i n .1 i l l 111 <»l)i |«' ailtl hi* I f '*tn il l|s In || l o n i p r t f f o r OIK* o l I hi* N.t l i t Ji ht r p r j / . r n <i(K*r«*d. I he f a i l u r e to s e e »>no f r ie ir d mAy t n r t l y ' l h e less " S i i l m r , i p i i n n x In I In- S a n (1 i il H n r n l i l m n v In m I inii-il SI. i l c- . ill Iln- r i ' u i d n r r. i t, VII i i n K r - . tin nil n r m u s t Ik - a i i u i :i |tit lltcil In llit- , n>h 111 it i . i i . t n l i v p ilin g u p a big seniv. iv it* l*t i i p t o n to y o u il t h e y k n o w y o u a r e jv u r k m g fiVline i s o ffe re d . . i l t n n , , t In i - n t i r l ti,N r .1 iii p l u g ti. V l i mn 1u.it m u l i l . oi k. u In n |irn|icrl> f i l l e d mi l « i l l i I In* Mum,, a i d a d ti r e. -. 1,1 tlie t’ l i i i i v n l a n l n n i i u n a l t - 4 . m i l g i v e l l u i l |ten, nti a n i i ni i onal i - | l t e n l l mi i v . i i i d i n t e s D i l l ) mu- n n n i i m i t l n n wi l l tie >r e f i l l e d In mii > m i e < nnt e c l .oil t Not Good Unless Voted on or Before September 27 f .- ’ ' ►f * I The derision of lh\» Campaign Manager will be final in all runtroversiei ari-iri;; between candidates. A • *U I D, S ill,fo rd , F l o r i d a . I hereby n o m in a te i ill'. S A N 1*OKU IIK R A L D ’S 1; Those conlcstantM who fail <o livw up to the rules of the campaign will lie -object to Busprimian, thereby; forfeiting all light* the, may have had. s.nd forfeited vnitw (an no’, be applied to any other candidate. A‘* n o m in a t io n c o u p o n \ll m i , - In lie ,-mi lit etl tn the i redll of caul e»lailts In t his • fa ni paigll should he mailed to The Sanford Herald or delivered pen-onallj to the l-'r.in|»-ogn Manager at I ht; Herald o||uv. , ADDRESS \ NOMIN.VI i; Y0UKSE1.F OR FRIEND f nlile-laitla « tn, remain a. In in I hr rampaiun until llir elnae and » hi, tail in «in „ne nt llrt’ (iri/ev Mill in pa id a inmniisaiiin ut len per i>nt mi ilualum,nl lhe» lim e nfrtinxl in mi Ii- i ripf iont. The Herald » nnta in, rnuu-nlanl In Murk Milhnut reniurieral inn and will pa} all I hoar » hn tail to win "in- nf t lit- inliialile p r i n - a enm misHiun of len |irr enit proi ided 1lie eonO-'lanl reinains m l n r unlit the end nf the campaign. NAME ’ ho will w a n t to s u b s c r i b e t o T h e H e r a l d a n d w ho will iinil* Tlie Sali-srnanalit|i (^nmpalgnfn-guii V^fifny niornln p, A u g u s t 2 U, and uill end al len o'clock (j. in. Saturday, November 21 , |y2l. , I tin. rampaign *■ ro0*gi led xid b Ttun 'in ia r * ntirf ii^pArfipl l id 'll and Hie prizes Mill |,(. awarded to lire conteatnnt* securing the largeat nuinls r of lu le ,. In order that there hhall be no qnratlon in the ininda of uny perann relative lo the fairness of the campaign. The llrrnld will nelt-cl three judges who will at the end of the campaign, couul the votes that have been cast and will award the priz^t to tjic winnera. P IMI,h o d s of p e r s o n s — y e s , t h o u s a n d s nftper&OVp ifl.ihis \ n l r s c an latl In lrMit-.fi-rri'<l f mi u nm* i niili-Klitnl ( „ un \ n . in |. I.o ii- nf Ilii- S.oilniif Ili-rald, nr in, n.lu-r nf ln> t,r h, r - t a u t w h o k e e p s c o n s i s t e n t l y p l u g g i n g a w a y who ho t lie o n e w h o w o r k s s p a s m o d i c a l l y . f , w*ll uni In- ininollnil In |nn,l l,,-r nil,-, m f.uur nf -.nm,- dovv n t e s l a n t s a t e u r g e d to > tu d \ It m a y be t h a t just llit l i f t t l i t r i i% " iili* op 1 ti I mitral mil * ran r nl of ( r 01 Scimtioli 1 *mi 111 \ a i d fa* on an ri|u.il basin and bn\r i Ik « ^ i And a- the camp ai gn j)iocei d> T h e v o tin g .si h o d n le for th e sec o n d fo r w s o m - o i |n i v, i d e - a w a k e w o r k e r to w in . 1u H lf|v l'.very t wo weeks duri ng the camp ai gn tin con tun net be b e a t e n a n d f r e q u e n t l y r e l a x I’lit dished on this page today is subscript lulls to Till- Herald. lead in g ping'll S a le sm a n sh ip Cam w hrsc l lus n om in al e M inlest, i nlitli A DDRICSS t Candidates who ■<re nom in ated will only be cred ited wHh on* t +■ nomination blank to vmmt 10.000 Votes. % , . <' , | S *' r *r j i* ' ■ f<r*T-M, -;w + t t t t w b o * ♦*!<#♦** �N . - I -j, rMI # s it J w.i i rff . «! 1 v ViSL •jp iu ijjijj^ L jm c p m m m ™ [:[3 L j [ f f l, m nm. m[ D . m m c p d ] $ [ t ] m a [ ] [ ] [ ] t J t n m sdQfcti qd [j] i t m e u S t o : □ cm: “ 7/— nuo O aagaaP ;[1----- 1 "Til . j #71 fi/ / T e # EE/ I—p--- TT ■ ' i -n p ; i m i i — 11 i— ! “ 1 S L ii / / J f 1 1! j '?*-?.B5Ef ■m -» '!W ;1 r« .-:«a -/— ■• / • 1•'«*I Jl .*i| -^1 pi R . ;jt ■ • r. LEGEND i N* W ' r rWCD T W I L l_ tA M 5 iC I NGINIXR at**.# i • * j «> Easting Sew ers’- ----- u. afesiU* Sowers to be laid------- A ^ANroWO • f l O R iOa ______J ii A i *n . ■ 4IBH 5|iV a H J1 The above map has been prepared to show the present sewerage system of Sanford and the one proposed. The dotted lines represent the lormer and straight lines the latter. . i • ' *11 Sanford has at present 12 miles of sewers costing in excess of $120,000 and were financed principally by the bond issues of 1922-23. The roposed system will give the city an additional fifteen miles of sewers and will cost $105,000. When completed every section of the city will be erved including the colored sections which at present are truly a menace to the health of the city. .....................- <■ Progressive citizens are again urged to support this issue as they have done previous issues, voting favorably for (he other provisions of jqual importance, which are $100,000 for the paving in front of city property, school property, public parks and the opening up of new streets nade necessary by the rapid increase of population and new construction, $50,000 for a new jail, and $10,000 for a municipal cemetery that will )e maintained in a manner satisfactory to all. - *- ' .If > L — nr *. t f 1 . The issue has beep endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce and a great many of the city’s progressive citizen ;. Its successful passage will again record that Sanford! is determined to retain the enviable prestige it has of being one of the most progress ve cities in this section of Florida, proving Jhftt ^s a city its jtpptto has been and always will be Good, Better, Best, And never let it rest, Until the Good becomes the Better, . . 1 * And the Better becomes the B est +t > , # # - VOBSBSSBSSt f ^ j * 4, 1 . 2*31 1: ■: i » ...... v — -------------------4 . ^ ...5 __ ■’ -------- - . 1 lr r« * ... I ■ . ^ j ■ ir t e r �H?1 r*•Vtt .V*; w & E r a ia m r * s n .i t e n e r y ■firmnon r m p i • ? UP M4■ IF SOM EONE.ISN’T CA R E Aw week Sanford will Dn5Da"e >^eS It; I. -___ __________ __________ ______----------------------- * ■■- -------- — *H»*nr at Ssnf.nl. Pli.rliU A e e k from f r o m today t o d a y the t h e vvoter, o t e r s oof f S anford w ill decide d e c id e if if Entered na Second CUm Matter. Two Good Item*. IVM 5ct«»ber »;. m l . at the foMofnce t h i s c i t y is t o c o n t i n u e ita s t e a d y m a r c h t o w a r d b i g c i t y m • I Snnford, rioilda. under Act of Peace Day— Kate Day. •larch I, 1197. days. N e x t M o n d a y ’s e le c tio n w ill te ll w h e t h e r S a n f o r d ? ur — -J One Election Hint. Kinif and Labor Man. iOLLAItl) L HEAD * k m will i s s u e t h r e e h u n d r e d a n d t w e n t y f i v e t h o u s a n d d o lla rs -----Editor W2. W. IIOWAHI) IIKIIO — Manager BY ARTHUR BRISBANE w o r t h o f b o n d s f o r t h e p u r p o s e ol p r o v i d i n g a b e t t e r sew er* 111 Magnolia A r t a n 1’keae 14« ( l a p * r i g h t 1 924 ) Office 148. H I S S R O S A M O N D R A D F O R D , S o c ie ty E d i t o r . '« * , n &° s y s t e m , f o r t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n o f a n e w c i t y j a i l , f o r th e P h o n e : R ea. 4 2 5 ■iinH -niP Titm n a tks 7 00 SI. 10 Uuq U c , t i o n °f a ce,m e t e r y . a n d f o r t h e r e i m b u r s e m e n t o f t h e ^T A V n iD f, „ OM Tear ___ ,»7.#0 Six Montha.il Monthaall.SO Deliveredi in • c—u r •b»- carrier, per - c i t y f o r p n v in if t h e s t r e e t s a r o u n d t h e s c h o o ls a n d p a r k s . .T HE s.T A N r)A R I) 0,1 Company m lf i Week I k 'Miss Pauline Flow ers S a n f o r d c a n n o t a f f o r d t o a llo w t h i s b o n d i s s u e t o be de- rod“' e8 lhu pricc of K««oline. per Tear.O. Weekly Edition, if.ooi HEARD AT THE CHURCHES Of Seville Becomes [S o c ia l * « c i A ~ ; « T . r K , All obituary f e a t c d ’ . ^ d f o r d m u s t k e e p on g o i n g a h e a d , t a k i n g e v e r y j „ (\rn' n pricr* nre *tron* ""if durt^V ,0 c»a, card« of thanka. reeoiuuoS I P r o g r e s s i v e n t e p p o i.-u b k v 'if i t is to. b e t h e c i t y , i n n n y of Us **"' 1Y ^ ^ h e r . Dr. Brownlee spoke at the Pres- Jone to the others, including the 'Bride of Rev. M urphy h l ’s ht-art n« notice, of .entertelnmenta n t . r . e i n m . n .. where w h - v . . 1..— •it* •is- *trx -• — • J* J iiere two piece, of newa rank}-1 ehargbs are made will be c h a r g e d ,j hor>t> *'»- 11 l u linrntnn Ut*<-Ome. bytorlnn Church Sunday morning | brain, most intricate and wonderfit —ro^ i d en d a r j the farm er feel better. foMatf regular ndvenlalna rats*. CAB b ^ n o 0 you J must *>c t fou*d"y ^ / d e r e i u V V v c l i t a n n n 'i' ul1- ,s ,l n<»t reasonable to i A marriage of Interest to a wide e»« v i i r AHsoriATRti pitica tjio s o , c i t i e s ^ m a k i n g ^ A b e f n t U p L j f r o w t h , j n ' U ^ An f N HAD “peace tiny" yo< . ; 'A iioc'elhl I'ree* Is excll kT*«urty. *, state was thnt of Miss Pauline fnt'tled to the use for rep, n. T B k n lf io te Q h o w s o jid ly t h e v o t e r s n i A n o .s e '-c i t i e s In protest against the Uni i Flowers of Seville and Rev. Ishon , jj Wesley; 5 1 /thodlst f h « \ h " nc E S 0!!!,'1 w ' l . 1’ ’ PUl J!*” " T of all ntw i dlanatcl torlal.™ r ; neat o f C WaJ: toy-l S. Murphy* of Sanford which took yd to................... It or not otherwise cfe - ............... - ............. . cverjfcW onip iffcuo’ a i u f .. c m l o d f e . t f v e r y rA tfvem eht ff tr *tod..HiAfe» “ Defense D a y " which .- 1°.. His i* 0 subject U c . n . was "W orry’1 1M,S' bt* *c«l begging bread_” Kcncrat.trouble f niblc. In the second place, it is against place Sunday at t.’ie home of the i ,#s'Juh!r./S,; <r*h.r.n,n.‘Jl,|? j b e t t e r c o n d i t i o n s . W h a t w o u ld M i a m i b e w i t h o u t i t s b o n d Japanese call a "brutal dem onrtriC ' fyedniNUlay.a thing'-which has touched practicRev. S. W. Hullett, officiat­ | ^ B, r Circle >1 Bnptlat nlly all yf us. Unpleasantly some nature. Consider the ruven, de­ bride, c*,loni ”f aispatchee I i s s u e s 7 \ \ h a t w o u ld S t. P e t e r s b u r g , O r la n u o , T a m p a a n d tion.” proMb. r r — 1 , spised and hated though he be, yet ing. F. R. W k id ci'i1081* people to a degree where lives have God cares for kaidcr nubek = E l* ,tr" r*” rv#4I n u m e r o u s o t h e r F l o r i d a c i t i e s be, .f it w e r e no t f o r b o n d The interesting fact is that ouL fur him >k.. Only a small number of friend* him. ‘r.»ni><^nr ‘Consider the been dwarfed and stunted. So many Lilies of the field’ in their unriv­ were present to witness the im­ )NI)A Y, S E IT . 15, 1924 make it hi n Jbnk. bat is s u e s ? Defense Day represented a day ,g times needlessly. Friday. *' B :: beauty today, and gone with pressive ceremony. W h a t ' l i t t l e i n c r e a s e in t a x e s a r e t h e r e s u l t s o f b o n d P « « e . whereas the Japanese i th . w . ^ 4 " ^ (Show. *t/«l by s. S. He reud from the twelfth chnpter alled BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Mrs. Murphy is the youngest ■ tomorrow’s sun. Shnll God lake •'baggy trou?K “bout ;k^l [jlane i s s u e s is m o r e t h a n m a d e u p b y t h e r a p i d g r o w t h in t h e i “iK‘atc day" represented a day f,r , of Luke, and referred to support­ •be trouble to care for paint for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. ■ ^ P - n’BIGHT REASONING:—Let us v a l u e o f re u l e s t a t e . ing passages in Matthew and Pe­ the leaves of the short lived lily Flowers. Mrs. Murphy spent her ■ without tuki1" >'"U caa^J A s S a n t o r o g r o w s i t s p r o p e r t y in -(h a tr e d . ■ reason together, snilh the Lord: ter. He said in part. ■ ... . • m such wonderful manner, but rirlhood in Seville where her sweet m c r e a s e s in v a l u e . A n d y e t t h e r e n r e s o m e , a s t h e r e a r e in ■ J a i,an. that will not allow bkiimy j„.0^ * ' though your sins be ns scarlet, they it S a n f o r d "The gospel not only provides a neglect our own welfare? Even personality and winning ways e v e r y c o m m u n i t y , w h o will t r y to hold back t h e t o w n by Chinese coolies to colonize her shall be us white as miow.—Isninh os fat people "n'1 rttn ,. wonderful nhd comprehensive luw the smallest creatures of earth en­ made her a favorite rmong friends. : 1:18. o p p o s i n g s t e p s w h ic h m e a n g r e a t e r h e a l t h a n d p r o s p e r i t y . they don’t i n I»j soil, feel for some mysterious r e a ­ ■ Rev. Murphy was ruisetl in ■ w^'Jack Hickson, Mr. and truth for our government and joy His tender care. Are we not -'r uthir. 1 ■xSid Stowe, Mr. and a ritual for .service, but a living.. worth...................... T h e r e is, h o w e v e r , v e r y l i t t l e o p p o s i t io n to t h e n e w son that the Japanese hncf a he __ nc- ■ ‘ more. He will more Arcadia. Six months ago , , ...........much ................. „ ... SONNET In IlockwaoT f j,}*', Mr. and Mrs. Her- | p<?'Yt!r to ,‘,!nblr* thnt truth to live abundantly care for you. Cepted a position with the Southern M b o n d is s u e . T h e r i g h t t h i n k i n g p e o p le o f t h e c i t y re a liz e God-given inborn brown rtn n V ■ killetl one of hiifnn-. ( U j Mr. and Mrs. Leon i wlthin us. So conies that same gos“In the third place, it is useless ( Utilities Company of Snnford, com- ■ w h a t i t m e a n s to S a n f o r d . T h e p e o p le will v o t e r i g h t . T h e right to colonize the United out working hinf^ Oh, ever skill'd to wear the form \ ■ 'ond Mrs. I. D. lln rt i on" f1111" courage into the heart One definition of the word worry ' inK h,* re fr,,m I’»l«tkn. The sterwe love! p r o g r e s s i v e s p i r i t is in t h e m a j o r i t y . T h e c i t v will c o n t i n u e State*. -^-'a,h Ml JTng ond n picnic sup- when encounter difficulties, is "parting a s u n d e r . W h e n we " (^ualltiex of Rev. Murphy have ■ ....... .......... J!" ‘................. ■ To bid the shapes of fear and i t s s t e a d y g r o w t h a n d w i t h v e r y fe w e x c e p t i o n s , t h e c i t i - 1 rhe girl* who h. < I fLake Thursday cven- und causes the sun to shine down worry, we divide our enoriries and , m»dc* him a place in the liusinesh ■ —-----\ llpiullll* ..ill IL .l _L. 1 I *. t . . ^ ' 1 ... -.1 I C I S r • grief depart. krucker* and h,.av>«*nt r.\ r.R i BOD' knows that the m driving o u t ' that shadow anil thus destroy the possibility of do' . w-orld of Sanford. z e n r y o f S n n f o r d i n t e n d t o d o all t h e p u s h i n g a n d b o o s t i n g Come, gentle Hope! with one gay put on warm *j|k . United States hasn’t the fa ls e s t Rev and Mrs. Murphy will muko glooniy forms of feai and worry. ing i>ur best work. We divide our n e c e s s a r y to m a k e S a n f o r d t h e c i t y it m i g h t to he. smile remove tiuys arrive. i tie, Potter nnd son, Dan-.,i_.. R<!n,“ n l11^*. eminent in bis , thoughts, and thus divide our, Sanford their home in the future. The lasting sadness of an aching T h e C h a m b e r o f C o m m m e i» t a r r y i n g on a i t " t t t ' ’ ".T ' “ T A"J wter ure ut home again tjUei, f*1..? w',rr>' "Ibe , nunds. Wo can’t concentrate. When . . . . . —----heart. Very often th* ^ UP i , h . i t,ur uni1 il tu a minds and hearts ure divided o u r ' M l S S M o l l y M u n t C D N The Voice, benign enchantress, let t h i» w e e k t o e n l i g h t e n t h e v o t e r s ... r e w . n l to t h e l.on.l L u e . £ L , T « " k ! ! ' , ! ' Z en.s to scream if i* Tr" ___ ' dreadful plague which scourging loyalty is divided uml is w orse than J L * *' I h e l e a d e r s in t h e b u s i n e s s life of S a n f o r d h a v e e n d o r s e d • • dei.ghtcd t 4 a u me hear; " * . l *u' "hole earth and visiting alike u^elthn. tack the United States if they dorw"ul'! • ....... . i I . t j bzl Honoree at P arty Say that for me some pleasures t h e i s s u e a n d a r e l e n d i n g t h e i r in flu e n c e t o m a k e t h Vote <d and jf they thought tlip attack you didn't <n 1 uirvs U t on Friday the palace of the king and the hut i “ Worrying never chunged c.,n• .s h i p ’s precious bloom, in f a v o r o f i t a d e c is iv e one. S aturday 1 s V,'.T dV A| |,U ' of the humblest peasunt, ilestroyed | diti.ins anywhere except t.. make would lie a success. T hat’s the dif- 1 Bhifll soften, oi shall chase, mis­ It win l.i l„ "■s-SJSrr Ii me his Atudies. He hu* forty million ives. In such d re a d -1them wC.rse. So, before you .1,. S u i i b l y H h e c i tiz e n w i t h t h e f u t u r e o f S a n f o r d a t h e a r t fere nee between our Defen. | fortune's gloom. i ii’g il \ e*t of his brother, II. fu| terms this Roman scholnr I this, remember that when worry n - , l - Guthrie was hostess 1lay 11I Xjt2> Bift not flowing in the <lax* I n o t fflil It w h e n t i n 1 t i m e c o m e s lo v o te , l i e will v o te nod their peace day. Hilmii.ih t-.i the r..ff I tnd «m iiy tor sumaj thought of and ilufincd the thing e n t e r s / thu mind efficiency walks al “ 4ellghlful birthduy party Snt■ *!ing ray f o r h e a l t h told c o n t i n u e d p r o g r e s s . i siniil.i i w,. cult “worry.” out. / ' unlay afternoon at 4 o'clock, hon_p hlch once with dear illusion*' v* IF YOU SEEK election day We are living in what enn best! * Im the fourth place, it is heath - orin»f ber uunt. Miss Molly Hunter. • charm ’d my eye, 1 . “j ° I H un clues, don't lose sight of thl< 41||(> Ibe living room was artistically a; '• ’•■'•t l« ukgj I Mrs J. E. Singletary lie described a* a nervous age eaish. When we worry w-,* show a / 01} strew no more, sweet flatterer. F a i l t U S t l C T i t l e s ” N o \ V J ^ ’O S a i c F i l f t s j p:n. i,i ' b I •'tcs-knnj Ihav,.moved from C e n ­ More so thun any prexious. We ure lack uf faith, that all things work decorated with n-il ami white ruse* iiim (,f New Y iul „ on my way __ “ vul I AI• Smith, ............ »guvi ” .4iii4ii / V j boat,! -, str,.,i 1ar aval to the Reck house in under high tension. The whole ten­ tugether fur guud fur those who 1'V*b ferns in liuski'ts ami vases. In The flowers I fondly thought too •'ot intenil u run i 11*i*H a l.atlijf »’ s-u.t. lily. They were for u dency of moilern living cmiilitiatis luve God. We know He xvill xvork the dining room red n-nl pink hyC h u c k l i n g a t t h e m e m o r y , a b r i g h l e v e d old g e u t h m a n !r* * ' 'I*' " s ' bright to die; r~• . . . • o i ior iiriollier ii-rin Hi* ft iciul* Want were used. |re*'lcnt* of Cameron promotes anxiety of mind—ami His own will atul own way. The . liiscus . Visions less fnir will soothe my u f e i g h t y - n i x t o ld iih the* o t h e r d a y o f a p u n i s h m e n t he r e - . , jre glad to be at home fear. heathen cannot kn-.w this, u m l.'. After 11 pleasant afternoon spent , | i"« ++ + + '>'H"f+4”*-F+s'-++ + +++4. + + + .M. + + + + <. + + ++t t pensive breast. r e i v e d f r o m h is p io u s f a t h e r b e c a u s e h e w a s “ filling h is l i t - 1JJhih lo p h i , l»ul <lovernor Jin itli I “ Now n«w we have nave four lour tnaji-r at- without such 11.s.surunci- it is nut Helping Aunt Molly eelehrute her I m PO LLU TIN t; THK STRKAM T hat ask not happiness, but longs tie b r o t h e r ’s h e a d w ith f a n t a s t i c i d e a s . " T h e g o o d f a t h e r , >w< Ni-w York politics, in i»),ich I birthday, each guest ptesenled the I ■ ( guments against the practice of uml f.u him t<• worry. to rest! DEARBORN 1N DE l*E N DEN T four sound reason* "And so Jesus teaches that it is bonorec with a lovely gift with t h e ! " s e n t h i m t o a d a r k loft ro o m to m e d i t a t e t h r o u g h t h e w h o le i/r , was liorn ami ha* IivmJ liis life, 1 Chorpening went to ! worrying, Helen Marin Williams. lays away f i t he no.linn rh Friday to lie Mrs. from Jesus' teaching, shiiwing th" iltileiisonuble. ll*4-le»s. against na ■'P'S ■-'11 u.lxic,- (lint thi-y be tlsul in o f a g l o r i o u s a u t u m n d a y , “ s o I to ld m y s e l f t h e w ild t a l e s , ” ' No "er hope chest niofi* i»ffi*cij\ Ifienn's week-end guest. : futility and unworthiness of doing lure, and beat»ielii«b l„ won x I1"'">“ " •> '■ Minthal a very Our cook says, “ I'll make il h e s a i d , " b u t v o w e d l'u n e v e r lei! t h a t kid a n o t h e r . " The hostess uHsisted l»y Mrii. i >0. tin unilermiMing ,,f methtai * ^ t’ have the (Irent I'hy^irian £ y * i ' ; ,n V ‘hnbjertioiiMhl,religion w h A ’I r ' r N" w ^ " k StanYou iiuiiie it " All.! M»•* J II. ' “ In the first place, it is tinn-a* w it h uh. \\f ha\•• the uiii1 w hu c.i'i William lirunil, A n d w h a t d o y o u t h i n k w e r e t h e t h e m e s o f t h o s e " f a n ­ "III i\()J Ifo Pc IIIOU| II tic Weeks ami Mrs. Fre.l E ri ; ,,n be fouml ,h«,rVhn,ugh b’ elite.- crowds. niJliy „ f ' / ' ( McCaslin. seived II I elli’iuus t a s t i c t a l e s ! I h e y w e re s t o r i e s ol a d a y w h e n " m e n woiilu |ner littli- daughter arid iMiahle. Go,l gavi- ligiii fur our ntvi* ii*« Hie victory in every c»n course. j JJ A dollar spent for sanitation is He has, in His womii-r flat 1'he 1 »* shoiihl be no enu>e f r ( H ’ -NG 5 ! A l.t o| m M a d kimil'l W HEN som ebody liiuls xuur pocketl *IUn ,v n‘ crc c u i io s i tv . Thu*- i Miss Minnie Nuenian guidanee. s a il t h r o u g h t h e a i r in m a c h i n e s , a n d t r a v e l u n d e r t h e s e a in w lo^is,.ks,\,;..l!::;(;,;; s : ir ‘K ' About ^0 ft ends ealbil to spend ' * a dollar saved. ful wisilom, cri-alisl us, ami io-nfather rn-o- by al.ility and f-; b«H ‘e 'e is an aggrevale.1 msi.-ad of worry fur the t hriKlinii in l l i i were sho|iping w a t e r - t i g h t b o a t s ,u n d go un t h e h i g h w a y s w i t h e n g i n e s courage fr.-m U„. ra .,k* -----------I. — - I the afternoon w ith the l|.mole,jj H E has your money. VVhun some pwngt'ity. >>f lator to in Orluntlo Thurs- luted all the parts uf uur ts> lie* precious cure ” it* mission Young nttorm-v shot a man in p u l l i n g t h e i r b u g g i e s . " I"- I’rinie Mmist , 1 of the British '■ o i .i , is tui •finii„ii,,u......... . ' w f finds your lost chock hook, d ’still! Dowell A- || 4W'et| inuie.l into Dallas tin- other day. He said. is m ,,l! t|„. Dliiled State* " I d i d n ’t b e lie v e a n y o f tin- s t u f f I w a s t e l l in g rnv vEmpire i , " f,!l f"! while m their newly iiurehased stun- in the “ He insulted nn mother ’’ We can book k your money. Nobody p „ v any a li,-„i,o „ h„ 0 • r«-.-iiJ,< has t„ form hi* . y o u n g e r b r o t h e r , " t h u old g e n t l e m a n told us, “ b u t t h e y m a d e nob.Mly „sk* w)„.tt„.r ,|lv i,,,,,, time Nil,-man, of New hi own think of no bet I er reason. I. A RGB: NUM BER ENGAGEMENTS AND Men i went lift Inntding tin* week 11 ' "I'll im t)„(• > >>i tilte tare ,.f of tin. ........ the guest of her nnnt,| “ vmcn tn the do'jlii S r Z e m ' m * "" n'“ ,,n,>r 41 ■ e x c i t i n g ta le s . I s n m n d h a v e b ee n a s s t a r t l e d at t h e a p p e a r • 'g i n i measure* are r«- | > W hen you pay bills by chuuK, you i 1 “ "•‘ "•a hat is turned ui. oi •tor Mi mill Mrs Sbellv Harvey ,f . he , . • 1,1 tin* til in ih«. Burner, umi her m u WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED IN STATE iuixe 1 ‘ re is 'lUlieil to Pul an end (<> The main rlilfi-ience bi-tween a u c e o f a n a i r p l a n e o r a s u b n i a r i i ....... .. e v e n a n a u t o m o b i l e ilowri. llOthlfij; lt*f f t,, th :• national 1| returned from tbeii wi'diling ^isl Punier, uf Celery, W AYS have a lei^al receipt. men.,4 -, imagination summering on tli,- bem lies of I lot a s y o u w o u ld be to d a y at t h e s u d d e n a r r i v a l ol ami tin Bui t » a pi- per US,.. ||„. tri|> spent in various Huinls in a m an from Ida and the mountains of Ninth THE SON OF Kmg wlll, SoutIi ( aridina "' ■ ' Oil IIs. s' n ............ ENGAGEMENTS W hen you have o u r check hook, this I M a r s t r a v e l i n g t h r o u g h s p a t e b \ tlu m e n would „ g 1 „a I power Ml. I mh N Y tolling. Wcir»(lttlr. to p o w e r ol Ills CaroHim is the dew. ...... . live or six pi,,. Miss \ irgmia And,-iron. Jax to. Mr >r ; ...............I anything tor 1, gooil 1 ) Km^ht. Shfllmnn, (in m in d !" ji » Tom Sullivan are — — || ,, ,, *’U | l,K ptuslltIII loll Is Ii | hs your friend, your business asso Miss Margaret Marshall ha- a l.i M i" Ida (iiit 1111 . .tax. to Mr IwVeeping thi* week ill Mi Thomas Malum, Jax. lrghe"l" Aim in l»v d l . f iV Kr‘,“ , ,s t “ ''I that U,e " " i**Kneat Man plans to sail a little thirty In t h e e i g h t y - s i x y e a r s of o u r old f r i e n d ’s lit h u n d r e d s V; I'll* Ills ••*1 « new iliuing room, kit, tn-n and Miss Irene Cobb, Jax., to Mr ..... . .............. . met • j I a-\ 1 Mi UrcRov. .lax ....... 1 ,l" ' 1 "imt 1 y, f(1| |i,* home on Cameron + A m an is known by the . oi if* is a g P' in' 'Pie*. I Olitiol thi n n i ion foot sailing craft, lulled the o f s u c h f a n t a s t i c t a l e s us b e to ld h a v e h ec o n u ntmpanjJ Jani es Ma x wel l , Daytona Bench. Ii,', 1 1 'siden,',' at Cameron n ,,,,rIn '*him " ...... . »‘I "f l.lt. -.r, ,r infill. ", , IS I,limit,dv Lie it, , I I, Mi - Numx I’iiikhiil, St Au poreh •nil- Itlllll t C\ 1,1 h lo tin k-8 paid “JBtnrk,” lirolifHi Yhe wm )«i |'i i I 'll x Miss Celeste Johnson, Fort ’ 1 ,1 Ull!* m untry t keeps. t|i. piu.d-d lb, platform or gustiio'. to Mr Isons Jone«, St Mlull- \4,. d not accuse thr A(4|ji we would rather tnki our o f p r o s a i c t a c t s , a n d y e t we. c o n t i n u e to j e u i l p r o p h e c i e s »,f B i e pu'pit . I, e x , - , , i*,-s ............... . mese men Ir* Leon I’urvi* have Myers, In Mr. Martin Hilton, Jax Augustuu ■' il wilful eiiib'., vo.r . n e w i n v e n t io n s a n d n e w a c h i e v e m e n t s w i t h v e r y m u c h t h e III U l", ' T J*H0 1 11. 1» We s„v aboflh •'■ u H'bich nuab 01 D chances with a “ Whale." _ Cameron ........^ Mis* Janie Barker, Miumi, to T w e l v e ears, heavil y loaded with J Mis* Mary N,i-I, Tanipu. to Mi mse lo.ssess.s, I tile ,....,ui ’! " r. Pervert City into s a m e m e n t a l a t t i t u d e a s t h a t ol t h e p io u s f a t h e r w h o d id w Inle gow io-n „ ml 1 appotl figures, 1 Hoskins, Tunipu. t " 1' 1 be p i n . ff o r e v e , v ’ I Avityic' " m b •.f l 'w i i j i . ; Wni. jouim Anon, an 441,„ ,||H In-n- euhmhtlitx in d a g 'T m j t Some of Hie contest mils m The no t W ant “ w ild i d e a s '’ to lie s o w e d in b is Jit tie HIIomi . i (>4 , axl>sl sibintiy J Uusilay inut-rdtig '• Mis 1* 4 aaaliu -Ii >n's h e a d . •* <bur. I, o Heralds' Salesmanship < .imp.ugn l.ikil> a s not t h e r e a r e f a t h e r s in t i n s d a \ a n d Unit w h o thee ,!' “ l l “ ,,1 I, '* " " s phase* of life t Miss., to Mr. Cliifonl Eden, Turn ’ tbro.igh Chnl ui da sin- (* and bx 1 M" • ' ‘ ' " w . t i . u „ f hi* mtelji muni'v j.iUl "‘I, In . " "sgre.s*",g the n,o,al law | Oklahonui I w ay * nre doing some mighty line »oik "b' „f I In-in -i-i 4 c P« ♦ ,,h ‘‘ ' '- t u i . pi«,i.,rni 11 1 t ulbert 1, , . . Miss Susie Ogden, Jax.,• to Mr will I.,, f, '/"•’'‘tinned The heed, . hur- * Miss Werilna Allen. Washing and ure oi-nionstrating that "g’’- w ould p u n i s h it hoy f o r m e n d a c i t y if lie a t t e m p t e d to tell ot •«Boni him, ulul,. t«>ttiII\ fl»*E'I* 1f I’ip Mrs. Hal ami . ,, .. . , ’ A C O M M U N I T Y I l l ’ll HKK W 1 HU ► •III «lf » III )| , , . ... A brier Bollarl. Jnx. toll. D. •i mini a- I'\!»ni»h 7 •* 'll II - k I , th ' i11••\ ii getlveness" which brings .-u n-ss. s o m e o f t h e t h i n g s t»ml will be e v e r y - d a v a f f a i r s la -to re ('.. to Mr JoHipiin \nleru ( Mr ami Mrs. D i. T h r as h e r rer ;," "/ «b“M-pr.alu, dons ’ ut home itgMiii f 1 uni a , . ,, , , .. F O S T E R , I 'ro K id e n t II. !•’. WlfJTNKRY *'1■ O ,,\ at, < uronndo Beach. 1, , Miss l.uciki Brooks,, J u x ,' to Mr Turn tui I turn,it Mi i mm ti om a mont h’* unwhob-.som,., th.-n .-ir... t * . H.-,.|| bdll. wholesome „1. a n o t h e r e i g h t y - s i x y e a i s will h a v e p a s s e d ! ,, „ To HIE H " N » R of Europeans llarry ( arter. Atlanta " b*" t " 1" o"s. ami youthful n.i„,|s • t Mis* Gladys Waril. Boynton, t, pleasan: x isit with trii-ml* „ml Js a.n ! ; !l"' * : .. -I When k..„i Malcolm Slew -IISoil took *1 ■1 0(1 ! Wo w o n d e r w h a l t h e a v e r a g e r e a d e r t h i n k and I hen ., B •>♦•>++4-+++-> -Hrrrrrr f 111 Par: leiilai a i e •■ •>t 1 ii«-f*i' . ... ‘ o ,* ' Miss Kufhryn Brown. Fort 1.mii- Rex M E Meyers. Rtn-i.u \i* ts l el u d ve * in ( iililii', In ul. Nexx ■•••11..11 sens,, n should 1.1 'I . bounds ..lid on ,o\,-.| , •ptibi. per in th<- intirnnti.uial iiolo game t w o i i n s b a n e p a r a g r a p h s ; ’heir mfliiem ,-* .m •e *m,| that whi 11 E iIi *..ii f „ „ " ent P'">" ' l" «' I'Ut the |,,.r v ,.|, ?'#•', -p1''* I 0*", derdale, to Ml ('lias. Murgun, Jax Vera Carti,'liter, -lax . t< ^ "l k and ( an.obi ha 1 in I'HII i<■ Saturday Kveivoiio looki.l uioiind v toft ruesday for i ^ Kk,rrU, , Turin-,. Burt MiMiss I ngmini an.I Elam he attiaeteJI b i n d .ui.) h. ai t. itn- m« i,|i.. i, , . Car l B’uwl ei . J ax I’’,.;1 ...... bv ...... .. film than hx hut the I‘iirice of Wales was -till F l y i n g f r o m t j r e e n J a n d to L a b r a d o r . -'»7(> m iles, to Balm Beach. Mi ,, . ,, .. ,, , , + •••ole nil. Mi, "• ••'"-ivi'il g 1 ,-alet Miss 1.111 di* Dutton. who has 11 -as «f ......... .. b.-. au>,. the Ml** Ma r t ha Al tr ec, T a mp a to leg i ». ii of moral sf.,,,,,,,, III Ills box II I |ioinfv of inti-li-xt nil Bierci*. tu Mi B i a m i * Rnliuiils, in s ix h o u r s a n d l o l l s n in e m i n u t e s , t h e A n n - i n a i i llo|lo| -bau would bi'i'ii tliia t t n o t i v i g u e l of |, i i B'ort Bierce. Mi laiuis Fl etcher, Tanipu . . . . . . . I,,... a m t o 1 r m a i I, l e i ,| | o r „ , ' *' »•* an.l iii.|, |i 11 '' u " < '-if s o f 1 1 ' l t i i e n t i 4 •>ast. Mr* Buy owns F >"f Jilhllll^ Jliers got b a c k to tiie A m e r ic a n m a i n l a n d in tinMl nh4 HrapCes yrapCcK (hlandt to Miss Marx Mini', (Irlnmlo. t, I'ousin. Miss I.11,., B i l l , Ha g an, tor t"lal ,, II,.,-!,. of U:i 'biliestgnadon, rty n^-.r Balm Beach * M, lloliltjiij New ^ ork i+ Snnford is just waiting until a 'fan 1 several dux's, u t 01 Ill'll Sumlay to tthx 'hould not si„ h an m -d ,, Mi t liftnii (i wxi in, Orlamlo We s i l l p| >e,| m o n t h s a n d f o u r t e e n d a y s a f t e r t h e i r s t a r t a m u m l D i a l kills, t h e *111, 1, 1m Septernbi-r ‘JZ to jump in with b.-lh in11 Imme m Di-Land ♦ r,,< 1 1 - • p o t e n t i n t| „ Miss B.llie Islet. Tiillaha^see to licit-. Ill [ ■ Dial turns the f !• II • >t t III || f t tin- w4ii Id l ’ie v id e n t i n d u l g e w e lc o m e d t h e m >11- Wee ks , Mrs J It + feet In favor of tin bond issmW BIDDINGS Mr Aiitiiiiny (I’ B ui k, Miami ■ ‘gl'linat, u*. , | v tniitmi.. Head S,-„ + w i t h a t e l e g r a m . Rex. Guy II Fraser i,i-|i,| f Sue Bay ami Harry And tbat means ii lot lot ulieir ^ ll!| I «»EB a \ ' 1 E O l ’U l . D . Willi the *» Waxhain. Mis* Madge .lit J A C K S O N V I L L E Miss Bdi-.ahi'h S|a-m,-i. Tanipu, • "* »Htfix Happing, In .. book r.-.i.itU pri-pan-il hv m Or l a ml o shoppi ng Mr l f ubi - rt Haulv. Jax Minks ( hlilcb. of Buiutku. uml tw,y the feet a n Dote I- the body at-.. I ex, ill im-llt . " • " 'R woi k in „ mil to Mi ( has Fur ma n . I’umpa -"-t - ..thing it m something that < hild l’en o f t h e f u t u r e w dl be a m a z e d at D u s T o ■OUNO1 ' 1 U lilts,in Nheuie. I> | l , „j 11 ‘ ufternoon. ■iuldren. a n xisittng in,- n-om s + fat I m i' ai d Mosi l.illie Hamilton. West ssBunv i>*nx . . ' ' -ea-. mill w-hol, ’ "But.'' Miss Mar guenti Mi 1 1 an. Turn• • x 1 \ I . , " *" " the Simple I” I „f *••00 < i t1 alow t l i p a r o u n d t h e world. A t e a t u r e ot pijlila •d Mi and Mi 4 '1 ti Owi-it* on a e l* present. ,| a You would Hunk lloil willi all ATl. ANTIC CJ I V . Balru Beach, to Mr Albeit Rogi in. pa, (o Mr. B!atl Isifton, l amp u •be p e n iti-u tm i \ || t ho*,- \-.4||,g • IIU. '* ' Ml’; I'fo d n c c ». t»„- puhlii till I.-.ill, till, .t BAITIMOSI . . these new four w ii4*41 hnikcs there M> 1 1Ic A 4 ,-nu, krle* Baker of Cnmeriiif a< hool e d u c a t i o n in f u t u r e a g e s will h» a H ying 41 14 ’ Die di Jax. non lad woikrd Hi ae. uml phix.il HOST ON . : Miss I in die Mui X. Jax . to Mr. j "»» "« D> ng; ,| xxv ,|„l •' tng I ifi-41 * ■I bad |iii t nr,. : m i * , I |ur Richmond. Vu , last would l»- lust half as many utei a MONTMtAL . I I••s >, t r i p a r o u n d t h e w o rld d u r i n g s u m m e r \ m a t mu. .Yiss Carrie Ituharils. Eustis, tu ( lias Min Lean, Arl i ngton • •• ID 1 ' , ! ‘ 1 l ' . i t - t a - t e . * m t | „ , ,|, they would 11 .t ...... I • Ui- tiler 1 •* a stale a Mrs B . D Mobley uml Miss ISIAUAMA PAUa . fsit a aiste'i win, is ill dents. Hut it isn't luaki-s. it's tin- i • Tt I ’ •'4' W-is..,,. ..........-........ w Mr. Byron Howland. Bmsti*. • king Id |,, 1*011 0 , Mis* lli-len Smi t h. Orlamlo, lo I be < tuld ol t w e l v e wdl know t h e " D-.rWe m i g h t a * w e l l e l , , . , , a i l rMVAOILPHlA . p i m n p a i m inin ceil*.., ship ,,f pii lut, him*. hut IIW 11 Georgia Mobley returiieil Sunday brain* will visit her son amt Aliss Cullen Swea. F’olkston. tiu.. Mr. I.ynian An g e , Orlamlo. 1 from rvi* Phil«(t, ipi,i , n,j p, j '•"•gel l„ sent ... In in ratiKP.H, rivrr.H um l r u p i t n l ul I lie wm 1,1 l,\ h a \ tin* *.. fat has pi oven m-ith !’" ' h" Jure house*" Then .lose a tdi usunt week-end spent in U 1111 Columbus, Ohio, he- | (< Mr. Geo. BHIiott. Jax. fM-xm. , VI f,.|-.„,„r4 pi.11.1 ',-lllA. I 'd Miss Dorothy Staley, Tanipu, tn Tnmpu. ' " ' I wbile it Is ....... . to <;l, i r a.li'i|ual,' ,101 ell ci'tivc t " -I" t i n s t h a t , t h u t It* , Miss Ka t her i ne Bitmun 1 MR a c t u a l l y s e e n t h e m . kturns home. H lie English pobi leiiiii slniulil * i'4i.uri> * .......... ui Militia,lpi.,4 I* Mis* Bessie Dyul, Jux., to Mr Mr. BBgsi Wilson, Tampu V lhliH iIlN tnihK mu such "xpecial , 011 * 1 ,leiatiun" 'huubl l oiitiiiu.who bn* been the y u e i t o f Miss pi " 1 1 iji.il ui-iikne.,. In-* m t to- fact hi^e tisi*41 tin- I’rinee of Wales in —~ 1 IVm. Middlebrouks, Jux. Miss Ell/ubet ti Holsholiser, St. — --- (Xf,r money can buy ftom tb. ja:l- thut the ohii'i-tioiiubli- feature* are Hu t t h f l l * I n II m-eil for this 11 P , , ‘ m a k e t r a i e l a p i .easuri y, accompanied Diem lu it r line up n»«'ii Yhr h|M‘i YatoCh j yci.cer has just complete Miss Ruth Brice. Micunopy, to, Betersliurg tu Mr. Wm Dietz, St ’1Mobli ► r.fti ftifthirtln < ai « • purnuiMl. ami Work will be teal. ii III p a O f all tli,. evil s p i r i t s a l i m a t l at t h i s h u tir in t h e \xurl «*< •:»(?■ for Ba'li-noro Yx’„ | . SlL cut out ., 1l l : , r turns a fte r Dux ure \v<juh| at li'tint have kiiuvui the xrge barn on his Cumer Mr. Ernest tjuartermun, Isis An BelersbUTK i h.- p e o p l e haxe the " m o v ie " oatliiii-s for Bhi'a.M, hli Mon . Thur. S.OOfil rm. H'm.e What ,* want,-,I ,* that KriKNiili had u train uii the fit*10.* I its 1 i i t c n L.\ id ( lie .m o s t (lutigttrou.s.— Ft n i l , I,geles, Calif. Mis* Nun Jenkins, l.nk,-lnml, to Mi»s Ahhy Doudney lius return tiiil* i, a n d m u - i|.„-s n o t h e s i t a t e t.. WILL INTEREST fix, who,, the pictures ’ are Two •tlllr,. »o,kiL . UaIUiwi* II,dot being Miss Dorothy Calkins, Miami, to Mr. Burkei Dayman. Tunipu. ed fri>in u very delightful vuculioii million A men, an* that , urt. fi Ini<■,I they shall l»- in ’••ii t h a t i f t h e t i g h t k i n d o f f i l m * I UN 4.4,11, . |-1„|.J, |,Ja, u tu-lM It's; funny l-remli |irudu,l* Mr. Ernest Tuttle. Miami. | Miss Ruth Daugherty. Orlumlo, including such points of interest a . conformity * " • u l i s t i t u t e d l o r t h e g n i b a g I lii'f,' is no m a n so ytimcl, w ho, xviti * ho to s u l i m i l all his tw ’ " " D h about ElUstelil’* witn tin* rccf»^nu<.(j Hex er show the fame *|x-<-d on tin* "huluota Miss Margie O'Connell, Miami, to Mr . Victor Slater. Chicugu st imlnrds of t ,,;*t *•• f r e u u e n t l x | i u s * e » m u - t e r ( I lii'ory: Blilluilelphiu, Niagaru Fall:., The t h o t i j 'h l s a n , I a, lio n s lo t h e la w s w nuhl not aide t f the Alluntu 'lhu- 1 mniorjilit y ; those stun,lards which ilosot yo h a n g i n g ■ Du:tret, crack to Mr. Clifford Nicodeniu.s. Miami ! Miss Murilu Bur|>ee. Jux., tu l.ukc Blucid Club, and Fislp-r’s I* •h". u , >nlil la- n o f a l l i n g ..tf . v * * American golfer. putitloi I hu* Epin.iiil. I'ndiahl) Ion 1n n o s in h is h l o -MotitaiKHo. M E R C H A N T S A MINUS] Miss Helen Wolcott. Orlamlo, to Ml. John Shepard, Cocoa 1 !ati‘ hi* bull „i, the gi,-en ,.,-ai : c f the xv,-II.being of t b u p a t r o n a g e Tlte land. New York tilieiied Ijibur I) H is t o r i c a l film, the eablegiums have Mini,- to ilo * htistian nation .the TRANSPORTATION CD. Miss Lilltun Worrvlle. Jux., to Ir W L. Seig, /B h. W. Mi. Wm. Gilniixrtinr Jr., Tump* w h . m o p , t l x s t u d i e d a n d ,,d. b'"'' Hezh-t. h.ird playing with it than anything else When ex, option is tak.-r, to an o t a . I) s t a g e d , a r e a l w a y s ut Miss Ruth Rolsnler, Miami, to Mr. Oscur linker. .Savannah SBECIAI. NOTICE Irul Mrs. Maude A’. TupI loreii.n,.,-. made a w.imlertul -iiol u — Miss laicile t roinartie. Jux., to ' l l member* o f the Duugliters TH E CHINESE TK0UH1.E uugliterx if ■ ♦ Mr. .Samuel CpKcn> Miami. pit-tl 75 pupils. Thirty(from tl„ rough, "laying 1 D u t i x e , a n d p u l u r e s t o r i e s f must "elan*,T IU,"'iU-f,,,,. “/ l' "th 1, ,,UIllu. year* ■ Ill BW too E. D*> sl 7U^ Miami is certainly gixmg tin must a j \\ i-sley ure urged tu m 4*,-l ill class | ■ X Mis* Flprptlce York. Minim, to Mr. Julnes l.imlsey, Jux. •lea,l s ty m ie " Th r*4- tiupils ure k tho jirib ook s n e v, r tall to d ra w TAM I’A TKIBI Nl. legislature of the state ulid tin foreign ball be suppress,.,| m any state t,y a r . 1 g Miss Nell Glenn, ljikelumi, to room Tut-sduy night utl It o'clock. ^ T srtineul under dj»- Tup- Mi John Burringtun, Miami.. b*> exactly betwi already pointed out. tin luw ublding • 1 11 . in - of tin- state Duimet - i.ap tlinur 4 h g a l process A, « mat let in. 1 Ni pt Ifi T h e elect lull of offn er* 1■ I Mis* Rerthn Ruines, Avon Bark, Mi. Wulter liogiin, Jux Setg is in charge of uml tl„. hole, ttuimet t..,.k r m i g h t t o b e u t l e m h i l lo infu, e o| Du1 et.i it the royal umi am u ni hoisr laugh it- ituation on 1, 11,1 ,| W .it 1 I pude of fuel, VhJ to Mr. Elmer Hansen. Avon Bu-k to | will tuke place uml other i mportant 1 Miss lun lie WiMid, Gainesville ',ru* ■ • "lilx «g ,t M'-*Mr. S#" teaches ' b" u' d w itii a little "bur I chop grax at, Dn mischief tJim "•*•«'•-. I m ••id\ in thi* The million ilutlai race truck lias .11 111 .'-bill.,.'lull III t 44.-I II , III business will be discussed. Miss Meeky DeVane, lotkeltind, 1 Die great \ ank l/, kiatig '""I," In- hall I,,.p| cru.le* and • gi'herally Mi Alexander Gillis. Tuiniui. t in1 n l i t u u i l l i . i t l ol l ot practically l»-,-n compli-ti-il down dune o I'd It ox er th,. an, t III) MHit ill V Gi.X 4-1II. . 1 it ili;x ,-iopi i| lapiilly, until it 1 * 1 ,,w foi 1 ig„ hall ami mt, '* u*''••"’■t ot the . x11 a pub fur the sboort wel- to Mi. Norman Stone, loikelund m In hi p i e v e l i t i - i l Stanley Weisel, Jux , tu t lie 1 "P there and x,-t the law* of the state ' one ol llie 1 In* ( einporpoiis ope'i Miss May:'Grnnt, Snnfoni. to Mr. MiMiss C A K K SAI.F!— W a t c h fo r th e i'f KlullgaU. tu.. I u N ung 1 . 11 G N Hi-mierson. Jax pei'llti ullx inuhitot lu ie llu ik I” wm Id c.•Mini, u-e ,n tli,. Bai |.„*t Ivan Rubow, Sanford. THAT M ILL BE READ uml ,|i* I 1111' I ui bun uf 1 bekianit, •* ambling Isn't it funny? Miss Mutiun Hunt, Bubsun Bark, | Nttlt* S a ( u r d a > , S e p t . 29 1 " " " H.rurs t., Mr|<« th,. value o, it , • tl »M‘tJ Mis* Katherine Snyder, Chatta­ Pbriel l^ing school bus fot m,-i 4 ili-.ir 1* ,.. rei'ovi'i 1. 1 «» mullthan the J.7uu I,units to Mr. Cecil Huihuiian, latke , uh,l Mrs. A. I ,n i <o.t Mrs. "lot,- ruse from IJuu.ouu.uuu to t i hoochee. tw Mr. Henry Thortas, Ful* 22 pu|dr.<u and froip Till-: VULGARIAN I i( B::. ('Iiupeiitiig Clioperiing spent B'riday of Thule l« u c-rtuill Du ill about pruvuiie tiie rati treaty p.ut ,.f ilSfi.uiNi.uttu • ' ' ^iti> far written on the Einstein I " ales I oiliiy tiie t'birn-.\ t I relativity. T h at’s the Ms largtfdVibmobiU. • Atlanta, r lust week with fiit-nds ul to r n the opening dux of sihuol ami wiilcb it wus drpriM-il in I*.<| .< Be- Mant inn- » ustom* report place* t ASHEVILLE «*l I l / i N Mis* Elor, m e Ray, Waynesville, Miss May Cumhic, Tunipu, to liud-i Beach. iuiuIh-i iicniritiiig t„ Brofessor Usually buys ami gills nit- i|uite ne.'ili. tli, mii f aci in. tin- p. j to Mr. Wm. ( lark. Wall Spring* tinpnplliat lull ut oxer I.OOU.UUU Mr. Juck Manning, Tumpa. | Bax idsor hi recovering ready to go hu, k afte r th,- lung ullties o| the old i|iiarrel I., ’I in- Bi-nnt y lvaiiia gn Wllo ,',f I tuxersitj. and whom JJ.ttdu are fuieigm-r.* It Shoe* f t a broken leg | Minim,-r vuculioii. But it's tin- one the pulltlcul puttie* of th.- 1 hi n "f M*' * ,#n 1 inuKuziiif and *iiitt.-d sun tde the othi. Jay at th.* D- " " ’th, r Ilian b.-. uii-e he thinks ‘* 1 ,-pot leil tbat oxer one-half ,»f n^wnpapt fit tim ^ aw e. Th* tiolnr < t11 icle.^. 1 ".vlin cuntinue* to wi.rk ami lie en­ mid tin- Arifu, x, in, I, u-n n. .1 it* Do1 entile population huxe their ‘ " f Die tights and ,,.„ ,f ,„ t ,,f age uf fuurteen went to in-r un riil ocwrSid early In 8epthusiastic about ,‘ducat lull when 1 lluiiix three year* ago wlii-n rhi- ''"‘b- within tin- fu ,,'ign settle However. Einstein with hi* th,o. bec.ssaiv end hi-iuu*e dx%-r father In utile, wot,Is iu- ,, a PERSONALS »hen tu•*»■>'. who worked : > ib'. -i, l hold the (look the excitement of the opening duy Iurinct threw tin- latlet nut <-f tin “nu-its CHARCOAL buii "sneer,-.1 ut her." With the Ki-MUmiun Aid Im-, ause |„. „ „ H O gleat 1 * the pn-.'ig,,,f ■ I'huluitr'Stave Mill, was is JIU luule, wli-i reuchen the tu|- I’eking guvi-ruuu nl, leaxing l.u th. HMi mji-s tells you llmt Shake ■ 75c I' KIt S ACK ancient adage, "A fool cmii always v’ ’b""*" Ami U-cauhe he is a f-U'.ga ailnunistratioii t t u r , a n j p th, nichinery and hurt. Ililliuril Malpu* I,-ft Sumlay for Goo G. Herring spent Suturduy sole surviving Anfu Tui Inin 1 1 t in- pi« .riu 1 of (oj e 'Hiugin ,ry hero. HarnlA. £sk (Ideation* ■ should Is- writt>*ri i ( K It A MODERN banking Time ti ll* about a laiuixx lilt- P"Wci. Then, in tin- following 4 a. ! 1114-llt.l of ||0 0 | In Orlando attending lo busitess. Gainesville where he will ,-liter the written about him * The i ne vulgum x ‘ ll DK ‘ " ‘',r,' r, * ‘-f “ "..the. In n coil Itlways sneer " It* i, t, have a n e w school iiall H ardw are Co. POSVnpaiiii man who ili*^iM.eieil 11 "•me tin- struggle around I*,-N•t.. ( b ’l.k* than have ever been wntt*,, O f tiu-e t wo the fool is tile lesser University of B’lurida. organization, with ade­ By d «s t ma s . ' T h e n ew *IK >V||»||«>- about “ Jl th* rm*| 0». n that ,-x-gr ‘ ) hi knowl edge t tiut lie .11,. .,| v "fbuOMeh year old horse, iR-fed. bet we, 11 tin h e a d u l t h e . h r l , p.,1” I Miss Marcia Bstterson lcavui to­ I'HONE 8 Sh", 'h.n i** ttU lot upo n the fart of threa r t h He ill (c Nl N ( 'huluota, school iicnutnl u «• he- iDed in D e n m u i , f , „ m lh,. days • ■ pain ,,r occasion discomfort bAyJwindlir.iken, druxxing uVeil iy, Wu Bel fu. uml tin- W'ui l.oid day' tb resume her studies in the quate .facilities.____ 4 Mis* Bessie Zachai y leave* to­ t i n g s the l aug h upon hi msel f b rxvn the small est degre, ,s „] h i J y hijused ill jl . I huused. iu a nu>dDnprovinca ot Ki ungsu. l(v« Vanistiakle 1 ayCX He nlX','*’ ' f Du old *uga»Tg. ike ,|Uy» „f University of Montana. Jnore ,u/U-u tjiuu he put* un an iUlF'UUw. F»t*iFlu“ se. 'fhu ' fho COfl1 c ont r a c t day for Jacksonville, leaving there by (hv T Ul lliltl iff j nt^d^rn Ui ' ' ‘ " " s e l f „ bl underer iu tip. l i g a t f l uml koi i i i Joiilil that'* the grthei. -di, ■ hilys. it i* uiway t l augh ny»». let h r the bounty 'H u b e r t Dugan |e h Sunday for Tuesday for Sullins College in r Uv» APru V i V n . until •a " f ngl i . living. The vui liarsii wm* ulii i y i V l.glnplo^t xii»- ^ T l T i ' l n A n ABLE personnel in J a y . H i t t he v u f g u i i u n ’s ta-st con a ikii »an R atio n on Sept. 0 to AfUnU. Ga.. whef* he will enter Bristol, Va. yAr-pliJ on Chuielinl Down* uml C T ' “ Iway* sneer The a } r i b u | i o u in u n i a r s e g u l f u w that * * , * " * ' „ the tit man ncvt*i directors, officers and successive mini-lei,- British fleet to enforce pea. a," a 8» "uncle" of ivnnurd, famous I ever, he wu* xouu ilrlvcn hj^Wu. Georgia Tech. ' *ispIcaw.-s xxh»n it d u t i nut woutul. a from Bekrng caused ti„- Kf Its * ln»billhg Eremli stullion. Tiie old At the in ud ul tiie ( In Ii is „,, 4V ousted Britisher*, “less docile than Ann-rfa Cut prices on a l l ' sizes United Miss Geraldine Muriel arrived y h e vul g ar i un hurts, and sting*, staff. . , ,,u,m 7 ‘§ | Tribble who hs* ungsii uutiioiities to relux rh-. r lufi'so hail gum- the ruute. Connell) I Too Kun, the Bresldenl id < tun a. as Nurthcliffe said, wudd fJrL Friday night from Jacksonville States, Beuiia; Ivunlu, Federal, Vik­ a ce t a t es . He has no mer cy w p i ' 1! ( o /iU -ja p o m ry C o m m e n t Upcatiorr-wtth h p r yrar-- ~ Mr. and .etk-end Moreover, in thut year, tb, "•(■». pleasantly in and will resume her duties today in ing. n.d a 111 :xv themselves to be cdl- C o r Ihh feel ing* o f others. ; 1 / ’ ° 7 ---with Wu, uml Ttichun of thi I t* ui hull! spent the we Anf j* being in control „f B,-^ Before the light l lrpii saiil, "My ( hi ii Brovinie. as the d ttiinutinx ft Oviedu/the gpestd^of friends. s e n pt.-.I in any war to help uriuthA cTA^E^NTER^T ii! Ssntord High School. I he r,.a )e h(i(ld> nev Thut father whose tongue lusho.! Du- Anfu Tuchutl of Chekiang 30 x 3 Vt % G.95 jnn is to ulluck Wills's hoily." nulitury figure of th, «'»v»rrmn‘hY u { ! r " o D o i i . But Englund would u»o too!; over tiuuilmini*i JiU daughter to her silt-infhctxsd •‘ ,l. lo b'Kher t h i n g , i . b e , . u^ Goorgo Cowan lerf Sunday for AbDray Tul»«?a $ 1.75 fi Ut when he got into the ring, he While Wu is said to hr reuily to | the individual needs ber fleet in iiiockading, or otherMrs. William McKinnon. Miss Du City nod -n Ins hand* it |ta, ■ ini*k< a n . , . . i t •« . . .• Unta, Ga.. where he will enter Betty McKinnon and Mrs. Rosa Red Tube* aimed practically exery blow at Chi in hi* attempt t„ ri-cuver f 1.90 - • »■ Miung '•rue remained. o f every depositor. r iM o U o o Uone .n.!., hof*nL y -n "*i"n w^ fuUy ^/vb°<Jy ^ - ' '^ t h L Y V . 'o T h i r n g m i u,KJl1' the Georgia Tech for the coining Markwood left Sunday for Day­ the jaw. Whenever he hit, it was nui. f.or Ki ungsu................ Cluing is believed I attacking her friend*. 12 x 4 .$10.01' ^Withhold the o (fending word, L*Jr' ' F ilin s . Mis. Ethel I here i» « xA'ullhy ami import year. Wills thick skull thut resounded I to he ready to uui | u hu* even The tona Beach tu spend several weeka. ‘ xillins. and Mrs. 's i i # 4»rings the blush of shumc or the ALL GUARANTEED and Wills grinned hroudly. Once financed and munitioned huin, uii | unt veinucolar press ut Hhuughui . THAT l l i r*A becomes less inst e s r of grief tu another Is guilty Robert Holly and .Stanley Verin the very nature of things, n Jv ,V r e,,i«ylng Laku football half buck criticized to resume his old conflict wdh \VU * J V e i n r i t c n e w a c c o u n ts — Kenneth lluit of Gainesville, a r ­ ortunt as time passes. The queit. J>f wanton cruelty, of H di^truc. M ’* * >'°u nay left Sunduv for Gainesville t-pposed tu the guvernnient ut | “y *hl* They and vou pas* me.11—Newark & Uartcr bucks for always culling Two years ___ __ago Chung f.,,, IUtl Ai|l h.UUG u;ul coliatantlr advocate* U D'tn,. to. Uhu .would protect tKe <ir*ress-who»c Uruiu limits are immear- t i r * where they will enter the Uni­ rived Saturday. .Mr. Doit will he i o t a center rush on the one-yard alliance - with Dr , Son dscobs Vler ***Ve an Instructor in high school this Yal-suu. versity of Florida. o, ,4.. , „ , „ U r x o „ ,l r .......... t . . LaLcr lu: hccaiuu a uuatU r- rBrcsidmt of the Souther,i Repubm*"’ ttbuliTiun' «h, A1TACK ? Fighting airmen. fly S ^ year. 105 PALMETTO AVENUE ■lie. S t r e n g t h S e r v i c e J’rtf? res* 'lyiW J This is why the gentlemen is the wio.J, * "y lhe hu* |,u, .. ,i ck himself and wus *oon con­ 1113 Sanford Avenus |£ and mq hi n u famMiss Minnie Cameron returned drop. )iighust type in civilization. He i. ( „n]y ‘‘">ber i. fronted with the same problem, ping high explosive bombs and |«5. Jam es Sharon left Sunday for I-" c«ronsdo B«ac * h/ We d - Sunday from Charleston. S. C., and fourth down and one to go. He tally ulil him. Thi. . l l i . , . - l .... 1. h . e.. f" ely J M U builder because he .» InsUnaive, L W , 2 o c“ b‘»— Haiti,„ure >X* I'm, suri gas honibs, would soon send the where he will resume id By training and by] Sun___ _ . / i t r u , points In Georgia where she GainesvilU; Il e, I I # 1. & a aS I .. JL. .K sU y a helper. a center rush and wan held. his studies in the University of spent a pleasant vacation with W lo show th at you neveri i s a r a r 1 “ ■ “ ............... Try Smith's Barber i : nj, k ta.~ . . w w i i M t a C . ' r s ? a S r ' j t d Florida. 1{lnr‘ * ‘11 "I*#* •artj./this frienda. •Iv-cnt adult m ist fe d y o o H ttbEMtdd a f t e r _____ I n t e r e s t P a i d o n S a v t n f * Aceottfl* ’ ^ 1 !’har' 1*'1' 1 " " - w m - ' (o lnr-1 fn rm .o m s . b* 4 tata 44 ta*#m'r ! ! htnM * rK' *ubm»rlne4 iu«l fe m ft/q i,jl^ W h u h , ." P “W m l a n Sho V ' Jl* "u " % • -• 110 *••• h«en i mpr ove d l* M * h l . and. Ha Sam Fleischer and Ralph Wool* . Mias Ida Cray arrived Haturddp. M '•‘• w i t h e r , tahl«T man* vr:psau end ruff leave today for Chappell Htq, morning from her hum* in Ulipetc W O r K . L f i d l e g W e l c o m e * -rrh* S S S u S prc‘ ‘^ JWCbttto* 'ttZ C rS D : W l l t u th etr Studies lu ----- - rr------------- .— - x,:!b g to; v b i d d . J M \ f C H E C K B O O K OR i P O C K E T BOOK r f T C t ...........Tcx,oSr*i i ' NATIONAL III X qmm t I i ii! SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE C SERVICE T h e Tim e to B u y a L o t in BITHLO ♦+'»'H-+«.+44+4.++.B.j.+^ <+.>+ + > + + 4.+ . ^ +><.<.<.+ +++4l^ + ^ +4.<,4<<fcl+4)f+++^ + * -*•.. - *• ’" TIRE SALE IN THE NEXT NINETY DAYS. BITHLO IS THE COMMERCIAL CENTER OF THE LARGEST HALF OF ORANGE COUNTY, BITHLO IS ASSURED OF A RAPID GROWTH. AS ORANGE COUNTY WILL SURELY CON­ TINUE TO GROW AND WILL ASSUREDLY DEVELOP TOWARD THE EAST. LARGE PROFITS ARE MADE IN REAL ESTATE IN RAPID GROWING TOWNS. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND THEREBY MAKE THE MAXIMUM PROFIT. F. P. R I N E S r ,s r k -£=L .tr a . K T K SEMINOLE COUNTY-RANK t :g B \ B M :3 uV o PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT EVERY POCK­ ET ROOK. WE DESIRE TO EXPLAIN THE POSSIBILITIES AT BITHLO AS WE SEE THEM AND THEN YOU CAN JUDGE BETTER OF THE INVEST­ MENT OPPORTUNITIES. ,, Bailey Development Co. W d iw a ifw c r w j s s * ''' S N Is Before the East Coast Road Is Completed J v iiT s s r ~ 'i t W"'“ k lot ■ 1 11 r i< « i in 1 1 5 N. O ra n g e A ve. O rland o, Fla* :: I �IMBER IS, 1924. 11.Triv'*l,lr Hollins May Play ,. 1iteSgfe t Park-, Sept. l l — It was learned here T hursday t h a t ntfcotlatlotu (Continued from P ag e 1 ) are In process th a t may term inate There i* no doubt in the minds of Mnv in the scheduling of the Hollins any of the fliers now ns to the u lti­ v f ll V liilU n I I f U Passenger-Mall Service ; he Initiated Between Gulf I 7 1 1 T I 7 F ^ ' ,, I>orls nnd Island; Private A l/m th e sa U V cji M l m c c d mate success of their trip, Lieut. Smith said. He declared their only thought is to get to Seattle ns soon ns possible, without running dtny ,nv“ 'ore_ ^ w“"s 'r>,nn ’ * ? » ? i tttm n m m '’We are headquarters for the ' B o s t o n ; i c e b e r g , N E w \ S J ,esl 8tr»‘n»oi L e t t u c e and w h i t e P a r i s can furnish any quantity of this desired^ PK-V tVJftalft ) —X' ; i *, ,, j Dazzy Vance Blanks Reds, Allowing Them Only Four H its In Sunday's Games . penators and Yankeed Meet Set bricks: East Continues I To Dominate In National; f .West Takes Fnll in Ameri' can League Sunday Games lA s Races Remain Close NEW Y O R K . SepL 15, - T h e We*t took n fall out of the East Sunday in the American l e a g u e pennant race, Washington nnd - New York, Eastern candidates for championship honors, laith suffer­ ing setbacks. The Senators, load­ ers In the struggle, were victims o f Detroit by 5 to 2 while the Y a n ­ kees, seekers o f a fourth succes- N E W Y O R K , Sept. 15 .— The Giants defeated St. .Louis hero Sunday, 8 t$ 2. holding tholr lend of n little more than n gam e over Rrookiyn, which defentod Cincin­ nati. A rth u r N eh f made his fourth home run o f the year with Gowdy on base in the third. All four of T i l I I I IV / 0 / h .•*,;* Thurston Holds Champions j,liction" tha‘ [u ]ike,v ^ b«om. To Four B in g e s; Senators ^ n ^ T u tu rc ° "0< Detroit Tigers But I Suggested terminals wGul.i bo Are 1 rimmed in Second of Tnmpico, Mexico C ity vin Vera Series; Indians Bent Athlet- j Cruz Merida, Yucatan vin Pro. CH ICAGO, ng star j Col l ins 1 , s t mt |; ]FRENCH PREMIER WOULD POSTPONE k PAYMENTS TO II. S. Southern le a g u e | M E M P H I S . Sept. 15 . Since At | lantn Just Sunday's ga m e with f C h a t t a n o o g a , Memphi s woul d have c i n c h e d the pennant by d ef e at i ng Nas hvi l l e, but the Vol unt e er s » , , ii out in the t w e l f t h i nni ng, by a score o f 3 to 2 . ontinuod from R || R. !• ' 2 7 j 1 / , M* ' but I a ........ _______ 4« Type d >uble I line ] dates sr• for cod- t hattiiiinogu fielding oil Sun.lay won ''levon lit the u 11 ntwi • . chars, Oo '•tor first Lr,nr li -naitoWThe Han- Lid «HI tin J|r»pnnalt>|« reP*ir th, on« locorrorl Insertion, kilrer, for tuhaequenl [ Tl>* offlrn should bs Imped lately In case of oi| gj. 7 III ltd I IlK III IV Jmvo toutrii HKHi^ninentN. Tho weeks ninjor l e a g u e total o f games won and lost, runs, lot orrora, opponents runs and horn. I l 'ut. I. follows: Naliunal Team I ^ *> - ’ ! New York Pittsburgh Boston Philndcdidiia Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn I a-ague R II , Henry . pitched ? leans I • un.dtier viel . ay ■hi vi itoi - winning, it t.. | • V . VV llo tailed for Mol.lie. loud and taken out of it hi i to* hfih iniiing N t n leans .Iiiii 12n min Molule |illl2UU"U| Hem y ami I low i< , | ■ n g , and Stnkes How They Stand A in. . Now York ■' Washington Boston ’ Philadelphia v Detroit St. Ijoui* !*- Chicago .. r Cleveland I III a, k I vn I'll I-burgh ' Til. iiiuat i <Tiieago St Louis ITilladelphiu Bust oil ^0 City News Paragrapbs I p e e in h t o r i . . to U/ . W i n I f III , '' 1 ft. Ill Ih. Mklahoma <, ty would luiv. an opporl unit v . id' ,.f th. \ \ . s t , lh .ague m ,x ' ' " ' l e f t n.| hit viewpoint on iiiterna iliange f„i Pitchei Herbert May questions it present at the I ami a ..i-h >.uisiil. i „l ion | |„. dlsat niameut e..nl, iem e outtnddei, Geotge Haas. w„s r.- . " " r »‘en. s began w..r i. . 1 ■ ' 1* I'lttslud.l, Muss . l u b "f u Iipic |u. m ' been p l a y i n g undei opti.^i i ."tli pl ayei - will join the P u a t e s l u e s d a v at Phlludelphta. in tt"' sum., deal wi th tin- I Ik - IR R IT A T E D E Y E S $1.50 INCORPORATED Phone 388 - F. P. R J N E S Wni»*ttu| 105 Palm etto A r e ■ Mm ® Try A Herald W ant Ad For Re Efflnlerit A Man Robbed is dissatisfied, but w hen a man R eis h is m o n e y ’s w orth he pleased, and th is is what we are d o in g in R osnland H e ig h ts . beth, fr oiii S. S. Uauui f l mill wif* Radio, lut 47 o f B ag - d a b ' addition consideration, $ 1,5 0 0 . S a m u e l It Tin •mu* mul u if**, A n n i e I)., front i: N'. Su t t o n .on-i.| • ra tio n — » to. \ c „ Motion nt township 20, south of r a n g e 3 " . u-t Mr. ami Mrs. \V. F. Fiutte fiom M r. nnd Mrs. F). I.. Huiiiniond, *>•*• tion 20 , townsl i i p 21 . south of range SO east; consi.leration, $ 1,000 . Wililum Harold l^>lig from Dei domin Ixmg, section 33, townsliip JP, couth of ra n g e 30 eust. BUILDING I ' K U m i s A i r| . InurreHt I-jtkc, u n r - b t u r y run. Southern Of*#' PALM BEACH C O U N T Y — The 1 H *'nr o f stupendous devel opment Read about It in the PnISn Reach Post S am p l e c opy sent on roqm «L Jiu th loss S e e r e c y Marks Daily Doings Of Russian Police *“ b*u ham OVER 50 WILL LEAVE ON BOAT T R I P TUESDAY I.„t„ |,iKh ' l,"lldin‘'- «<*•* *P»«•■ (load water, ril, ii .djng . p ARM . hi sand lie. Ilf l.'lllgw west IHPfUEl) Sanford Huiek Companv Banfoni, 137.25. David Cole, colored, city lord, barber shop, $3 .25 , W; * h l h '' JABAN TITLE S A r m y , the Gheka *oiistitutes the most fyroilduble weapon the B.d-hcvTS* posseia for maintaining themselves In power. No person, no group, nor comniun" v however influential, is strong enough to resist the ull-einbraeing tentacles of the Cheka octupus winch reaches out to every nook ''ml corner of Russia. The number ;*r " 'u n t e r revolutlortnire* und po­ litical prisoners k put to death during the revolution nnd terror ruiu into t u t s of th ou san d s,* ... »» 11*! »» ‘ 1 Il f cm hfgn Hdrie ' 1 til f l o w i n g well 1 Mv a R i v e r ; Pit a I•• -nli*o*lid 1 ult 1v at i*-r cult 1v at ion wit I and rea.lv to v i »••»» )u«l nn'-'tt it niMliori ito.lur h t wn WiORnn Mar Hppn Ih' iipp tin«1rr con»itrti»' t*c.n 1 a%<» rtillllfinn lir'fitir pupnt op *•l#f I*»%'IIA k'r-'Mlr-f il. info for llv** •t * i * l o | M * a i f . i i : r t !»• «.fi f . . U r i f . h . t r | . . | . M i . tt t oicftf T'tp T‘t n-arnlit rrioin.f I ux I go trees, JlI,|IIIII *;,,||c second stkekt . ' f them ready t'l bud I' r dairy and poultry i •• $ 1 mill on.* thii.l a ti tel tils | ,ake J r . v I in* , I/.li gw. ind, I 7 a I IS Rea.lv In set «.ut. M l M vitle Ave < 2>:u \v. Hu^e Stjuash Weighs Over Ninety Bounds ' ■ innf n-r «••iniiiK '* • it l***\ r i ii i* Ace i M pt ••f 1“ Pay down on this r> voinfortablo bungalow 7 in; and I don’t believe yc tlu' term s. Price $ I " casli, $;t() per month I h.*y feel langui d. hal f sick Olue and d i sc o ur a g e d and think " l e y ate getting b u y Neg l . , t ,,f the se s y m p t o m s mi ght res,,!. „ « " k spell, t he r e f or e tile sensible ij tirse Is I.. Ink,, a dose or t w o of Herb"!.-. Jt ii. pu«t the medi . i n. needed t.. p u r i f y the s y s t e m u ,ld r e s t o r e the vim and anibili.,u of 5••I I , I n t It, Ilo IIts 1III • I • s I ot. I. Itrork. i|scras.*<1 M .1 >. . ,<s. <1 anil Mlrltni I .1 I. . i ;.s»-.l or .*!loo vvIse, In , f ,.l I ■ . v* I a a .!••-* II t o o l l a m l I i , 1.1- • f S e l i i l f o . l . a m t H l s l s Ia a* i . p a i II. o l . i . I v ilr - low, close in, two large bed­ rooms, closets and other fe»; tu res. Shade trees, ^0 orange trees, an d lots of beautiful flowers. L a rg e garage. 'Hiis is a re a l home. Easr terms Li M(|Jl|t||If V I ItUt • i* •fulfil '■ '•‘ M f . iii ,s y m i :h IN 'O ltl tut AT ''s • |li.ral to., aJ.,. tier.1 1 «l»|»ti%r lii'fi#r mr ut 1,1 O m f.iiit tijiUft** tn ••uitfl** i 'ttunl >. Klorltla. ' • N M t»n *1 >, | h* f >'• l'i« m l ' . - r I9 2 « uiul »f ..m I h»•i jut* •• \t h\ *> HI I.TZ; •*FA IIMH ' * f* »» ft< t pi»ra t||i|l, I" tl Involved. 1 * ' ■ H| " I Hi .iflMt ( ti In -' ii*•I.• .j tn *i hv Sunford »• "M'dl-rr iMiMlNbftl in ftnlf^y. F l o r l d i k k to Finds Joy in Owning Number Race* Horses < I M I N N A T I. Sept. 15 . Tn lit no teasing , -■ of women race |p*r*, owners h a b e e n ad.lisl the name <• I Mi.t a n dine Cox, widow .. »iii m i n i t i l t-ty 1 ,L . • - r, If- is* - V . , .* i o lot . . i i o - ..I o t t o o w i s * I n a lot • oi l l o r . - l n n t l > . .!> , l l o •! « "ui t btAntf /ufl y 1• • i*t • iiulit it ^ *!»•• u f u r T m i l i l l u * u r * Ihi l - gl H- N Of NNllI • f *'•1*1 • nitier 1Mb And ut HtinftJTil. i ini*: t m i l i t i nt i i t o r 1 1 1 1 : m : vv : \ ti i j i iiii m l i iik i i t or tiii: U T m : or n o in iii, l \ A M I 1*011 H K H I N O I . K 4 0 1 N ­ TV. IN ( l l A M K i n . in M lM reil Abigail I I K I . l 1 W A N T E D — If y o u w a n t Io Ret i n t o a g«»«»d t r a d e in a few m o n t h s , on a p a y i n g lianiN— u n u s u a l l y g o o d l ’t u b t. t l) , ( ' t r n p b i i n - «i n(. <'|,rr,,rU .Iu ut pav a n d p l e a s a n t w o r k — le a r n to o p e r a t e a l i n o ty p e IC,.--, It I'mho.ly. t’lTATIt tN T*» 4*llffort| II iVMbtitl) I l.ltul^ldlu, C 4$l«* I \ I I . -\ 11 \ sS | f .. ••ngUs 1 i • .4 |Ml II l"ll f "f |f|.* r M Have ( omplcted Application Stale Board ot Pardons Uil' l, sNegro Association Plans More Honors Abraham Lincoln Hi t. ii o r i n t e r t y p e m a c h i n e ; l e a r n it r i g h t liy a t t e n d i n g t h e M*»f» sch o o l e s t a b l i s h e d by t h e S o u t h e r n N e w s p a p e r P u b ­ M " l l f IM* lishers* A s s o c ia tio n , o f w h ic h t h i s p a p e r is a m e m ­ Hotel. It H|i|»r«irlnK from an $•n i•1 \ if Hit *1 In tbl» cnuiif ttuil >t»»i art* a non •i mhlrnt of lb«» Malt* of I Ior Itlu. nml (but > mi h i * u rfultlflit nf XI onrot*. Loulnluntt. tlirtrforr you uir oftlt rol 4i mJ rtt|ulrt*tl mi tb« till* I lemonstia*ion vini inalon fm i oiitrol i i it,in diseases Friday. U to 12 A. M. In.'ubntioii II. It Lnnsden Brooding F;. F’. Stanton. The Cential Coiniiiunily Hat. Ii ei v, The Baby Clink Industry II I Bunker, Itu. key.- In. uhiil.q Co , Itostwiek, Fla F iist Care Baby Chi. k H B I .iiusdcn. Feeds and F'eedmg I. 1 Stall toil. I.unrli. B u n g a imsket lino h ITo- fire use i f the 1‘n I/ii Springs pn no gr.'unds has In eu at tanged by Longw.iod Chamber of • otnmerve Friday, 2 In I .10 |*. \|. foinmon I'oultiy Diseases; I’oultry I'aru-ites, 1 temoiisti atnui • Hoouztng II B I.Hti-d'-n Judging and grading egs f, r mat ket b e r. * A d d r e s s f o r full i n f o r m a t i o n , M acon P r i n t i n g S chool, M ac o n , ( i a . ' n* i r it, i ll o o|.i ha- I...... II i iiiscrvaue.. | la v .Sept, piopose.l t, y . lip' National A ,social i. ii of Co|oi>.<| omen, us a day upon w hi* ll "coloie I people may p.cy honuigi" to |tn F.maric ipntor's memnrv tm September 22 |K*i2 . I'resid.nAliraham l.iimdn issued Ills pie 11»itinary proclamation of i-m.tiici pali.in dilectiiig that on Januaiy IHii.'t " A l l slaves -hall be f r e e " "Lovers f liberty Ihioiigleni'. tin world, llie as-,..nition mciimr mi say "de-ervedly li'ili.r Ih** melll. f y of l.rticn-.i, loll he ............ penally deal to e.d.n.d people I .me,dn’s bn t Inlay* F'* 'lu a r y 12. and Januaiy I ' lot an. ipati-**i •lav are I*'th !,»-!• -4»•» • t,e** • • ""•«»■ days it i- hard for colorcl I"1' I'le to pay s ift, "T h* i efore it.iv as s.a *a t ion i ■, omen.is that Nrolemlo t 22 be a*i iniully utilia.sl Vy r,l|*.rr I people, us a dale well suited to holloi I. || coin's tneui**ry The Nut'<*nal As s.iciation further uigts all colored menV ami we.neu'- organizations to r*.,.|M rate to inul.e tins Lincoln 'lay a great success White neoole are cordiully invi'ed to do likewise apart »*d gsi KOK . meet Nostra nd, J M. Oglesby. R. R. Padgett, Win Parker, Joe Peter­ son. A. S. Phillips, Walter Rlchartlson. Louis Richards, Othn Rieka (or Othn Wright I. Jim Roberta, Hratly Kohertn. IVrvy Rol>ort§, A n ­ drew Roberts, Jake Robinson, Louis Rogers. James F.curry. T. W. Shuler, Herbert Spamh. l^ o Strainer, John Tony. JHmes Wall. Mann Watun, Joe Wntst.n, Geo. C. W tills, John Woods. ali ve ll I )<i • i 'hti}* f••t 11 »*! li L O ST— Bunch 8 or 10 keys on First St. Finder please return Box A. B. (". Herald office. LO ST— One dark blue silk para­ sol. tipped in amber. Finder please return 500 Palmetto Ave. J.. Sept. 15._| Sami.let s. at I Lou ‘ • ' f oter. ST. A I ’ G 11S T I N E. FLA St. . J o h n s C ou n t y is reached through phe St. A u g u s t i n e E v e n i n g Record. Quick resul t*. T w o rent s per word S a m p l e c opy cm reuuest. i LAKEWOOD. \ I'rosectitol in\ e-t ignt :ou Saundet s I ha tt! Fl ori da real es t at e adver t i se iri the St. Petersburg' T ' m o s One rent cent a w'c.-d daily, t w o cents a word '-qe.l.iys " | M ) ~ Y 0 1 1 *Tv A V 7 to tm v c ~ T i anvthing?" If so a d v e r tiso In the "CwtinevviUe Sun " A D V E R T I S I N G g e t s result- if it r e a d i es potential buye rPal u l l s Da i l y N e w s is circulated In an i ndust ri al and a gr i cul t ur al sec t ion. Lost and Found Alleged Baby Killing Will Be Investigated f-ept |.ri I ’. | a ptdi . ant - to ''" 'e Ai I. .11111 Arnistrong ,, :*> \'t' " ' " o o g I,,,,, A-h. Julia 'V ” u Rufus Bat *; • , '" r " ’ Givirge Bar. v""1, Fiigeiu* u‘" " Hreen, « u.ti.s 1 or •la.-’ll l.rogil. Otto Blown. Ben J'V” "! Basco.n Carlton- Kuram. Driv •turfrVf both north nnd south School s are remit -rod to parti ci pate. Lincoln st at ue s and memori als in vari ous cities slmold be made shrines to which all ci ti zens cn,i make t hi i r pi l gr i ma g e s . " ' 5 e tale boa. , 1 „ f paldo’i- f.„ " ' vv i.ppl., at loiis have I..... Pit......... the eaten at the SeptemlK-r ......... .. " f tb. boat,| today vricix 1 on «l 1 r i n v :.:v «l VII 1 1 ­ 1 1 on 111 v h'kfltUHV to tVi^ bedroom, r u u u tia i __ _ I room house and sleeping porrh, partly furnished, best _comlition. Phone 571 -J. FOR REhlT ^ 5 room house, for* nishe«l or unfurnished. All modn conveniences. 504 W est Eighth . Phono 237 -W , <U0-J„: _ i o t < t r a | JR R E N T — 6 room house, c h a n - 1 ' in. Box L. E. care Herald. FOR R E N T —3 rooms for light housekeeping. Corner of Elm Ave. ami 3 rd St.. 317. Phone '* -• *'»t ... s'T V I l u l l N I \ riiirk-l.iMAr Tl»Igc iii'Mi. ri. . loom \VI ^ ''iiUliuri; l ' *i|iott f ini hi m' n l n f p. w a t 'i Works, plumb "> 'ii'llbt' Siiml 1) tiHU’ilmr Inaun p. i's, nuthouse'', tenant 1 « ^nt |«» r witfil rntnlfPutft U r pge. two year old T O R E A C H B U Y E R S or sellers ..f i ••11li| l»«- h r«-4i 11\ iiiakihK llic ilcht ::n " - * * '• Muiuuth n mi K u -n m u , tlu* \ » f ' ' " " " l i o n of the name eiinimlini terror und nithlersneas. it , , t,„. put pose Is t„ suppress eoUllUtr revolutionary u.-tivitles and t, puntsli all who attempt to injun tru* |*i t*fM*ril Sov ivl | In a larger zense the Cheka re 1 1 liibles tin- American Secret Ser vice or the English Scotland 5'ar.l except it lias much greuter scone iexercuws plenary powers, acts Us . ju.Uje ju ry and exyrutioner." mutoUJns Us „wn army, prisons, and- 1* all-powerful in every de­ l urtinent of Russian life. There is no appeal from it* decision*, 3 T A T E A N D C O U N T Y I.ISKNHES cen y, one axe, convicted, 30 days; Ch arles Gateinan, passing worthles•-'checks, convicted, paid chinks • B d costa, dismissed; J. E. W right, 'tn ia p a e a in g on railroad profierty, none ic in I h f I m-m of u o rk ers Kvt out of sorts write it U,e liver fails to ,„ | * ’ J . r . B rya n t, colored, petty la r ­ T"m i IVst Defense Plans Telescoped Picture RENTFumlshcd F U R N IS H E D rooms $3.00 to *0.00 a week. Table* board if desired. One apartment of two rooms. Light and running water. Gas Mo re.__ 110 Commercial St. FOR R E N T — Rooms. Wouldn't you be able to use the money se­ cured by renting that vacant room now going to w a s t e ’ There are many persons looking for places to stay. Help take care of Them and not only make money but assist it, keeping people in Sanford. Phone 148 and give your nd over the tel­ ephone. Use The nernld for quick service. year. “ I am a lot or o f horse- and I S. \\ Bradf ord of Ibis ci ty has announced thut he has In-tome lo­ cal agent of the Ed. V Price & Co., tailoring concern of Chit ag. l ie states (Imt tins c ompa ny is one of the best and oldest li nns of it.- mi l ure in the United S t a t e* and that il also i- one o f the l a i ge - t . " T h e i r line needs no introduction to t lie good dresser* of S a n f o r d , " declaretl Mi Bradford. "I am go ilig to sell on a close luaigttt atm gi v e the men of this city tile best Millies III tl ol hl l l g f o r then money that they ever had ' R E N T — Fumlid FOR dozen ani mals from the -took f a r m of Edwar d F. S i m m s at S ar at o g a , nnd expects to race them next FIRST P OULTRY INSTITUTE TO BE HELD LONGWOOD Houses For Rent 511 Park Ave. Bradford Has Become Agent Price Company I \ M P \ , F L O R I D A - 'Damon Daily Ti me* , the g r e a t home dally. Mite I ’ - e per won). mi ni mum '•barge 2 Pc cash wit If order Wr i t e f'*r comti l etr rnt» cord. 1*1 ' T t •IIM llS ATTENTION*• " Ut ifliipiiig •»«#. }*r**«\?• «*f i1*»' • ,**|**t*. 11 In Gl.trl I V- Mpt*»r\ m Seminole Realty Co which Mr. Bade secured fium the federa government. There artaom fisleral guvernnient. There are sev­ eral more of these large vegetable* grow ing on Mr Haile's property one weighing more than loti pounds Top Hats Are Worn In Ireland at Call "I Old Fatriotism J . S. Roulh, First Street, filling J U S T I C K C O U R T' , FOR Position Wanted 1 tukcii down and made into a giant A. Moffett. Celery ami Mellotiville Avenues, residence $2 - k f A v e n u e, i,v„ m ile s from lo w ,,. Rooms For Rent W ANTED Reliable nnd nent col- M IR A C L E Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, buildpnd g irl— general house work ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. K. for snnll family. Phone 595 -R. T erw llleger, Prop. __________ W ASH ED — Young married man Lumber nnd Building Material wilho* employment. Reasonable Carter IAim her Company cjhjpgn^ntion. Hox 222 , Herald. _ N. LaurelJjJ.:__ Phgpc 505 Winted: Young woman with neat appearance to work for a re- H IL L L U M B E R CO. House of Service, Quality and Price. spnniihle business house on n perccntige basis, making her sale* through house to house canvas. In resposp state age. sales experi­ ence and earnings expected. Housekeeping experience with real sales ability nin«* essential qunlificntiui Success means substan­ tial permanent position. Write Hox Q, eare Herald. AUGUSTA C H R O N I C L E — Augu y! a . On.— A u g u s t a ' s greatest classi f i ed medi um, rate r n- h 0 'V i c har ge . 10c per line, mi ni mum 30 c. M A INF Wa t er vl l t e, Morni ng SenThoiiaands o f Maine peoi*b* arc int**rnste,| in Fl ori da |ironert y I •each them t hr oug h the Sentinel . Rato c ar d on npplicat ion. is nMrnTl V-. 't1, " 1, ........ M,tr h Amerie.", doc ument I'"'; 11 " ' » s served t,, eniplnvc-s and Inn.I, Joseph B rown, a right hand. |K "bown by tin- fact that one of f , • d pitcher. Who Will join the Pi- '"I sun.inai > o f the nr'igiiiul pa. t ’..f visitors at the chamber of nierce. The squash was grown on • a l e s in the spri ng. May ha - I.... a i , and of ,»/.• „ , •I'D'i'g with " k l a h . n.u Ci ty u n d e r | J'Vtio, vvh, |, t|„. ,Xl., ' jthe property of J. c. Ruile, near I t . . n and wa s rel eased o u t r i g h t , ' ' ' * " ' .......... , 1tier,*, and is known as the “ South III Ul«lt I lull. iStllllLini. .1 I v . . I . Afrtcan Squash.” the seeds for Jdencf, Riichth Stn*«*t, | 4 ,IO0 000 . .... Building Material I- L O R I I . A- - O K I . A N D O — Orlando | rnorneg S ent i ne l ; l a r g e s t c l a s s i ­ fied business. rn»e Ic a word, min­ i mum 24 c c ash wi t h order. [scellaneous For Sale .. . . PAGE am go i ng into the r ar i ng g a m e for the pl easure I can get out of i*,’ Mrs. Cox said Freddie Good, who wa s a s s o c at i-d with Mrs. C o x ’s husband in >1 P r o g r a m f o r T w o - D a y S e s s io n itics, has been appointed m a n ­ Is A n n o u n c e d ; T o He H eld a ge r of the horses, three o| winch a t P u b lic L i b r a r y ; 11. It. probabl y will be raced at Churchill l towns next spring. The r emai ni ng L a n d s c n , G a in e s v il l e .S p e a k s nine lire yearl i ngs One of the horses b.oo-hl h* Mrs. t ox is the d a u g h t e r of S i mms ' * 25 (1.0011 stallion. Prince Palatine, sire of Prince Pal. ' I ' " f t prc.j.-ct Sunday he w a s at M N I I . A . Sept. If. The foreign ,,,os! •■ f f i* in 11\ f un ci| I,, |r,vt. srM ""•< a t t . u t i o n to t|„. dr a f t pa. t ,.n squash, weighing ;i;f | " ' " i n l y and di sa rma me nt p m e . , 1 V. inch f.,1 several weeks has been «',l by the A me r i c a n s . T b e .m 1 on display in the window „ f the l," " u » ' e whi ch all the delt-eat. s chamber ,.f coninier.e here, was W ARRANT V DEEDS nient. furnished sonnblc. Answer ELECTRIC CURLERS '• • t « « iu b e e . m e a bloeka.le by the e n 1, . L e a g u e .,f Nat i onl i l l - l t l RGII. Sept t;. In French C ar r y |».,v t"’* parati on f.,, it,,, pending - ,-r The I r . i u h m e n a ppa r enl l v liav. vvitb B.ookl vri aad New V.ul, who h “ " " • • • ‘ " u day f „ i m |. I’ l"l'..ldy will dec l.le I lie . hull* . s o f I "*1.1 It.e pr o, ....... . | "» 1'itt-lniigli Pirates t„ win the 1 " ‘f " ' ' •■n at tot rat i.,„ Nreri.,ria,I L e a g u e pennant, the Pi vhoitld - l a n d ,.* a s e p a ra t e 'at* ma na g e me nt t oday an nt. a pa t l ft..,,, d i v a m m noitnced the in qul.-it urn ..f t « „ n e w ' ",‘ "1 l-ut as „|| i|„. " • ;* s"U th p a w pit.her and u 1' " ' ' ' " " " • ' I »■* l*oiind to paiii,, lu.rd hitting out lielib'i'. f a t e in .. dlsat in. ini.nl .onfer.iie. | 1 he pit. h.-r. lion Songer. w a- oh " I' '" le d .oil that the I nit .-.I I 5 7 I-.I. ">o nnieu i tom I’uge I | * " uM W A N T E D - M o t o r boat __ shape. Box 5411. W A N T E D — Ground fit orange tre e s; 12 town, on hard ri hath and all mipr I.) r-*.n. Sw art/ and Mahon* v Cunningham and l> Ami. 1 Tuna including g a m e s of Sut'ir.lav p your sales tin Garctte. agricultural FOR s a l e o k and display Imuse. about 3 i mixed hit- with 1.... the pa it ,,f Allan! the last gam e of 1(i < hultationo,, paik I. 2 HOME— A snap, for rent 15 *-' per cent interest on invest­ . besides the $1,000.00 rise in you'll sell for next winter, re Sanford Development Co., '• *»28,______ busing Is r«atrlot *<1 to [rlaMiriratlou. f. iif 11 unii 1ms| Wanted mrrtlona, r s g f > length We have new carta and repairn fo Let us book your order for a now n». Help Wanted Hupmobile" iro, W ight .bo vr In. Atlanta .' Sept Cars For Sale M g*l!ns Ur • l i a r ■re Agents for the ttM'VK, Kl'IiV ft till KltllilHM'kl'V . • 11 ATT A Not it; A. jr.fi L0« a lln , | beat m g f, p,.r f„r |M.|ilir.g 2 t 2 per cent wi th r el i e f fr om 1 ny I l,J*> merit for. let u* «,,yf f IVt. \, .,rs. c x' i a ' woul d be y ou r coiiriusioli .1 --ut my i nt enti on to pa y ? " T In* j u d g m e n t o f the fi nanci al a I 1 m ■ r s „ f the g o v e r n me n t is tm.l. . 3 m BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD Try A Herald Want Ad P, " I f power under the socialistthml party program m e given conto annul the constitution in nny particular, that Barilo power i \t< lids to the document in its entircty. There is then no check whicn cun lie imposed. Our Bill of Rights. "The Am erican constitution is not a mere legal document o f stilted phrases; it is our bill o f rights. The constitution is not merely a text, it is the gospel o f our national e x ­ istence; it is not a promise, it is a guarantee. Calvin Coolidge in his recent speech at “ ' ' ore set • Baltim Doth the d anger that throatena us. J*'' “ imke as President of the United States. His leadership should inspire us to action. We must Have the constitution. " A t chairman o f the Kepubli cn n national committee I have no fear f..r the election o f Mr. Coolidge. Imt as mii American citizen I want Br o o k l yn 2 , Ci nci nnat i 0 ' --Dnzzy , ,, B O O K L Y N 'ance made his f ou r t ee nt h st r a i g ht x'ietory a s hut -out Sunday when In- blanked Ci nci nnat i 2 to (I in a pitcher's batt le wi th R i x c y and Benton It was V a n c e ' s twentysi xth win o f the season, l i e nl o lidded nine st r i ke o u t s to Ins ret «rd. l i e Struckout the side in Loth I he liiird and sixtli innings. Score by inni ngs: Cillt lliluiti 000 0(10 000 ll I ll Brookl yn 000 100 01 x 2 7 1 Ki xey , Benton and l l n r gr ov e , ■ Wi iigo; V a n c e and D c Be r r v . Real Estate i Daily IlenUd / ’.a d r a t e s Cash in A duanee BUILDING (Continued fr o m P a g e 1) that power be given 64- m o d ify tho fundamental law. "I am not discovering an issue; I am proclaiming one; It fnces all of us; it cannot be ignored. There is no middle course; no compromise is possible. .< g p HERALD, M O N D A Y SEPTEM BER 15, 1924 SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES C O N S T IT U T IO N followed suit. Gowdy- hit a borne run in the eighth inning with two on base. Douthit of the Cardinals fentured with several good run­ a lr e pennant, lost to tho White ning cntches. 0ox by the same score. Score by innings: 000 001 001— 2 0 3 In the National l e a g u e the St. Ixiuis New York 002 030 03 x —8 8 1 Stuart, Dyer. Berly nnd ( Mill* /.ales; N e h lf and Gowdy. The score: Nashville 0 0 0 0011 I III 001 Mumpliis oooooo lot ooo n| **••11 11 ml Mftrkf> ; ,M» WELAK . . • PHONE I r S u N E W O R L E A N S , Sept. 15 .— jRollins T ars was not announced. O T I i m I 1 7 Airplane pnssenger and mnil r.er\ l ( f i l l I la Y i vice between New Orlenns and J U i i l / l l l jC u bn and Mexican G u lf ports ns a _ (j , j private enterprise is n subject of . y. j , , ' discussion here, with m any pro- r : ' ’ S.s. " f VVlh' Tom ' .... C.atlr, Davis, Ra y na md l W 'lb e links. k'"t I* D Dixon. C > 1 „,| |triggers, Ethel Kv 1 ' !' Fleming, \ ill (lohleu. F rank M ,’ """i H o l Have. d . - NLU 1 DRK. Sept. 1 5 — Mrs. Maude I Rigby. Ormond Beach, I la who tame heie for treatment •d a nervous affliction, was killed . ar'.v today when she juniped fnrni a window of her room on the seven­ teenth floor of Hotel Belmont. Tho bodv struck a flagpole la-neuth tho vv iiiduvv and then erashed through I tie glas- roof miiopy on the Park Avenue side of the hotel. The woman, aeeordip" to her husband. George Rigbv, mayor of Ormond Beach, has been suffering from nervous troubles for some time While dressing he looked to see his wif,. balanced on the ledge of the window 17 floor* above tho M u s t but la-fore he could catch tier she had Jumped She was a native of honkers where her husLand prniticcd lay until 10 years Floyd Good Marmu , NnilllM II Marvtt, / •* Jin k son, Sail, Jackson ula Jon* - I ink. y Jones. Mi. hnel Kl,l*-'i b.oim e King. Leslie , ’I Joe Landrum. Clarence .iiligfnrd. lohn S lauig. J (| | „ke — ---------------- __J ‘ tj" <|gKp. H. L. |„n Pharmac y 1'red R. Wilson a t t o h n k y I irn l N a l i u n a l S a n f o r d . ------- -a t i .a i Htink 11 n ,,, p Trh e iMna tthte w i n g re s s P h o n e 41; "risk s I)R. R. M. WELSH GRADUATK VETERINARIAN AiMim 205 Conrad Building f ' h o n r s : Office 20 , l lama 21 DKI . ANI ) . F L A . Bldg (ieorge A. DeCottes A ttorn cy-at-id iw 0 »er Sem in ole New '6-room bungaliri lo­ cated in best section o fm Modern in every way. lot, big* shade trees. ThidrH ____ l l ; : . * real buy, JOHNSON’S WAX AND O’CEDAR OIL MOPS AND im U SIIF S GIN.G UP FATHER THl^y l - y T H E W O R 'b T H O T E L r E R ‘b E R V l C E » W U I E V E R H S -B y C Q L L V - I O O N 'T _ bustehs H A V E i ^ f i i. /.I i i Hk i rtk* LJ A N Y rK «-• • County Bank S jin fo rd k ' " " •*/ «■ „,»„ Kanford. Fla. Florida By GEORGE McMANUS h u h : J U b T O H E O N CONNAv t h e t h o u g h t : J O B - W E L l_ C H ECK O U T H O T E L - --------- - i N O JO O - O N E O r rso I'M T H U b l *b O N T H E S O R R .V 'T O O 'R E L E A V ltS , I HOPE ' T O O LIK ED TOUR ) M E A U 'b : J EVERT T H IN C i t> A vT »t> r/N C T pR F-n cO l R ? ----------------------- ! KNOW >100 L.VKEO T H E T E L F PMJQNE. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITKCT Flntt Naliunal Hank HJdg. S a n fo r d , -------------- Florida On Sale at W et 7 ronom on First U cet Also 2 furnisberl apartments well located Near country club, 5 aci over 300 orange :tree*>; chickens go, too. SmalJ hoi —Price $3,000, half cash. Sanford Novelty Works V. C. lULl.gU r n f . CO N TR A C TO R A N D BU ILDKK UrMcral Bksa BBS Hill W ok a, T , - M M . . , u i |tr*«< Seminole Marble Co. 108 Magnolia Avenuy U a r b U and Uranlta from all «u<srri«a. Usst of aualltg U l P Ji o n e ‘S alesm en: Glenn J workmanship. , W B u tor Ulsat d oaln o. "•ntbiah, Zack McKeown, 0 . R. B rooks, WaJ P IWd 'Bx luT c ' F z stu p c S c r s i t c . I m :. C rerl Rrilain rik*»*4 tr*-*n*7 U C. m. 1 T M « L rvw M a s im b . � 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, September 15, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/b40c44e201c5310dba62c847f73840f8.pdf b68bb503810255b965da8816c33c1314 PDF Text Text <m&k; . H i Fair north Tuesday; Wednesday fair. Highest Temp. Monday u.------ 91 Lowest Temp. Monday — . 7B .12 in. Ra iiu s II ...... ............. . I A, ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES XV SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1924. I > i. Dawes Decides WOULD HASTEN To March in Annual Parade Of Legion Meet at St. Paul ACCEPTING OF W illiam Reid’s Son Held A fte r Accident . .1 plnne Reports lrtity Bad and Flying’’; To iue Tomorrow to Extends ty Welcome [Ovations Given jwho are Feted [public Banquet ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Sept. 10. Six men were k'q*d. two r f them flrititih nir*e1 officers nnd two others world-war heroes, wheW mi uutomobUc crashed into tho crowd on the sail rood today nnd Leonard Hr id, son of the late Sir WllllAm Reid, was nrrested on n charge of man­ slaughter ns the dnver of the car. The British officers nnd two others wore in the enr, while tho war veterans were in the crowd which attended tho reunion nt the country inn. N AV Y SECRETARY IS CALLED BACK TO WASHINGTON PRIVILEGE AND TARIFF RATES VOTE -r Avoid Appearance of REDUCTION Would Belnff Republican Candidate DRAFT REPORT for Vice-President; Attends as Member Home Post Only Resolution is Submitted To After First Campaign Talk C O N T E S T IS BIG in Missouri Davis Rests Ask All Governments Meet at Nelson Farm nnd Works SHOCK TO M ANY Welcome Speeches In Conference May, 1925, on Speech for Wednesday for Lnat Action Convention Made Impression Hcrnld Ballot is Reduced Front Hundred to Twenty- Convention (iets Under Way Pact W ill Control With Military Precision at Five Votes; Present Period Traffic In Arms Opening Meeting Yestcrdny of Campaign Ends Sept. 27 Boycott Principle Has Been Davis Promises to Furnish, ST. PAUL, Sept. lfi.—The decis­ Great was the shock of contest­ Accepted But Support of If Elected, a Government ion to march in the annual pnrndo ants yesterday when tho new vot­ Blockade Still Uncertain Honest From Top to Bottom ing schedule for the second period of the American Legion's Conven­ Attends Gigantic Nelson Barbecue | | NUMBER l l | * Forecast Is Made of Y ear’s Orange Crop WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.— Florida’s commercial orange crop for shipment during the season of 1924-25 was forecast by the Department of Agricul­ ture at 13,40ff,000 lioxes, |ir 1,000.000 boxes more than the shipments received for the crop of 1923-24. Commercial grape­ fruit of 8,600,000 boxes is nlso a record nnd exceeds the ship­ ment of 1928-24 by 600,000 bojes. ALL STATEROOMS OF BOAT FILLED, STATES PEARM AN WINTER CROP GOOD, REPO Hutchison Says Crops In North W ill N6t Affect Florida Let­ tuce and Celery California Only v( Real Competitor Ur^cs Quality and N ot of The Herald’s Salesmanship Cam- tion instend of reviewing the pro­ Quantity Products GENEVA. Sept, l f i — With the EASTWOOD FARM, DUNCE- mign Wan published. Noticing tho cession ns originally intended was TON, Mo., Sept. 10.—John W. Gg reduction in tho number *>f announced by Chnrles G. Dawes j object of hastening the adoption Will Accommodate Sixty-Two Grown This Section Democratic presidential votes given for subscriptions, tho upon his arrival here today to be of the draft convention for inter­ of Which Fifty Will Be President’s Urgent Message Dnvis, — :— v .• ■ till' guest for 12 hours of the Min - nation control of traffic in arms Sanford Men; Start of Trip A fte r returmnK from nn ex Summons Wilbur to Return candidate, apent today renting at workers began to realize that it ne«ota Department of the Legion, t which the American representathe farm home ot Dr. Arthur Nnl- will bo good business for them to Delayed Bemuse of Boat tenrietl trip to tho Inrffer east- ' )D AIR F IE L D . TAtrni California; Coolidirc s»n, Democratic nominee for gov­ redouble their efforts nnd sccuro The change in plans was due to his I tives helped to frame, the League _ A *140 mile hop c*rn nnil mid-wcHlcrn marketB, [Wants Conference on Navy ernor of Missouri nnd working on ns many points during the second desire to participate in the Legion of Nations subcommittee on disMore thnn a capacity load of pas­ J. ( ’. Hutceson. nintinger o f he next Htuge of an address he will deliver nt Dcs- period of the campaign as is pos- convention ns a member of hi* armament has recommended the hotnc post nt Evanston. Ills.v and passage of the new resolution in sengers will he aboard of the Clyde Lho Sanford - Oviedo T ru ck S A N DIEGO, Cal., Sept. lfi.— In I Moines Wednesday night. Ho ' ilbYc. r the nrouml-thcto avoid the appearance ns the Re­ this session assembly. The reso­ Line boat, the Cit yof Jackson­ response to nn urgent summons ' opened the Missouri campaign y«*.(-j The present voting schedule beGrowotH. rtat os that proswns postponed Washington D (' ' ‘ «*rday with an address assailing1Cnme effective on Monday nnd will publican candidate for vice-presi­ lution nsks the council t«i distri­ ville. when it leaves here this aft­ pocts for the ninrketinff o f lo< tomorrow, when *n ™ i„m ♦„ bute the drnft to nil governments dent. , W„ a ,P ’ •, the Republican party “ special nriv- be reduced again after Sept. 27. ernoon to carry members of the rnl rrops during the com­ -ballot, - 8 jiunnsneu .......... ‘ in -Tho iy Lieutenant Lo- without delay, Secretary of the I ilt,Kt.** Hn(, UlL. Fordney-McCumWith military precision the an­ both inside nnd outside the league Tho published Sanford and Orlando Chambers nt ing with the request that before the Navy Wilbur left the North Island her tariff act nnd promised is electwinter nre extremely Herald cneh afternoon, vvns also nual convention of the American (locided weather council’s meeting in December ere too inclement nnvnl nir station here l>y airplane ed to furnish a government “ hon- reduced from 100 votes to 20 votes. I .eg iop got under way here Mon­ they notify the secretarial general Commerce to Jacksonville nn “ The brightest through nnd through from top This wns another blow to those day. perfected organization, lis­ Exploration of the St.Johns River” Mr. Hutchison went direct fr ' * < nt .1 o’clock Monday afternoon. contestants who had spent much tened to several prominent speak whether they would be prepared to trip ni the intcic I of tin- pi,,posed Sanford to St. Louis where he at­ to bottom." Secretary Wilbur, in confirming ers and launched into the real busi‘i11*!"1 the conference to he held in Davis enrried his fight for the time gathering them from their jt Smith awaited the tended the convention of the Inter­ „ jHc into lho ,u.urt of „ B. frienits. n o - nf the five-day gathering. ' " r May. l « f i . to take the inlnml canai , dec,arid Socretnty national Appl» Glower* Shipping from the pilot of the the receipt o f a message onlcring, K. W. I’ enrnian. of the local his return to Washington, stated lir„ MiHNnllri lrM tllv • tinnl action on the convention. As the enmpnign progresses the rieulture Missouri today attending /observation piano who Association. Front there he VTOt. Addres-es of welcome on behalf How many teeth there will lw ■humbor to a representative of The [the surrounding country the summons cnme from President a gigantic barbecue at the farm , votes will he steadily reduced, un- of the city and slate, greeting*to Chicago and gradually worked lleiald shortly aftor noon today. Coolidge. to the pact is undecided. The boy­ home here of Dr. Arthur A. Nelson, til the Inst period will find votes from the G. A. It. and United I [than n half hour before I here are only ti’J stateroom ac­ toward New York, visitirg ths Reason Not Given. Democratic candidate for govern ( difficult to secure. the postponement. The Confederate Veterans, a message I cott principle has Im-oii accepted, commodations. Mr. I’eannan said, markets at Cincinnati, I’itttburf, but suniHirt of n blockade is still No reason for the " ’* r n £ u r of Missouri and firing the n|*mContestantH Checking in Daily. [’the visibility was cxccpn|„ „ f lh|? cttmpn^ M in this Most of the lead. -rs are making from President Coolidge and a troublesome because it raises the and all these are already taken, Buffalo and other larg** marketlrtS' or nnd that it was Washington was contained in »nr . solemn tribute to Woodrow Wilson • •: point of nctive military assistance providetl all of the Orlando men center*. it a point to check in at The HernJf." “ We nre mighty message, hut at theNorth^ ^ n n ! „tatc. , . -_. . ,, , , were included ill the aetivitie.- of 1 The lettuce mnrket in tit—north, who have made reservation tdiow air stntion it wns stated that in all | in a possible war after three ,d.” Lieutenant Smith probability the secretary’s presence i Mr. Davis told his thousands o f / 1'! office every day. By so doing u,,. ll|)l.I1illf: session. it was learned, is ns good h« it hx» metis' subscribers u i i l i u o r a l i n e u get mil I n ■11 p no nnr months of the stipulated peace. Hy up It i* expected that ev-rnl ndihearers .. . i :in !1 new their paper jwe had rather be dUi II III <1 l i l i i i i i « m a 111 * i | • grouped a natural am, . { * , Within the realm of c i i ' cuti,m tin* French formula this article is ditmiial men will make the trip ever been. This mentis. Mr. Hutchi- . wns desired at nn important con- . » c l i i v l n . l riifht r l i t h i away (• nln n t> . , nulay IIn u . . , . • . f k j | .. startl’d and n |than sorry." son said, that practically sll of Terence on some nnvnl matters. phitht.i er in front of the Nc son whi, h might cause dls. bu hums fell tin- addresses by Nn smothered, leaving nothing in the toil they will have to find other ne Monday greeted her Lieut. B. S. Yntt was designated home that this was a ...fik'litmg ta[illfllclillII (M1 lht. ,mr, of ,h« tioiml Commander .lolin It. tjoimi, niict of a covenant which prositp- <xtiililodnt inn otin t I lion .date- the northern lettuce crop will bo xsnko nnd took Lieut, as the iiilot of the plnne to carry a in pa ig li and we still sold because of the good mnrkat \vh<> pointed to Legion achieve poses war— the pad then in every looms, lie said friends of some of the workers. prices prevailing nnd none of it will th and his world cn- Mr. Wilbur. A Dcllavilnud uir- will." Then will he bo representatives mints o f the pa*»t year; reports question obliging arbitration. It doesn’t matter if a contestant he st,,r«sl to compete with the Flor­ .. to her bosom, stood plane wns used for the flight, which The Democratic candidate had Of several committees and an ad Article .’HI of the statute creat­ fiom Sanford if all those wh" have head while the planes started nt 3:30 p. m., with Ross for an audience the greatest crowd has only one name to turn in. it is dress |»y General Frank T llin e ^ ing international coin I*, which made it s, rvalion - go. rtnteil Mr. ida lettuce. The ice berg variety in unraveled more of the Field, Riverside, as the destina­ ever gathered in rural Missouri advisable to check it in without Director o f tile Veterans’ Hut can I'rentier MacDonald l-oitv nine will leave j the west is bringing a* high a* $6 considered I carman and Blue thread they tion. A t Riverside the Santa Fe and he remarked that it was pro­ 1waiting for more. while the Boston lettuce is ranging hen* and r nli |- Join", repre i-t, wh,, told tinveterans the Kun-nu vague, is simultaneous!y getting More Entrants Expected. ’ around tho globe, gave fast trnin leaving Los Angeles, is bably the largest assembly that from $2.60 to $2 76. The "Big Boa-* f lative ol I li> i laid will be picked had "l>eon cleaned up.” judicial definition. This will be. The Herald has been advised to __ ovations nnd tonight to he held for Secretary Wilbur. ever met in the open to discuss expect several more entrunts in the lltitish insist, a clear ,1,-tini lip at I'ulall'H to t "inpli-ti- the trip ton," such ns is raised around San­ tine tableau oil the speaker’s i"at a public lianquet. ford, is bringing as high n* (3.25, governmental affairs. , the campaign during the second plntfoim brought lin gla g cheers lion of the rp'lit to seizuie on tie- w II h the p.n I v fit moment Lieut. Smith he stated. It was otlgliinllv planned I" leave To Confer With Coolidge. high seas, if in support of aibitra Vast Crowd ■period. It is said that one young fr, -in the Legionuires. m ane Chicago complotThis. Mr. Hutchison think*, will W ASHINGTON, Sept. Ifi.-Soclion, without l«im* Iriiiled before l,cii- at in,on toilav but beeatise of Joshua Harbor. Democratic state lady is determined tv> work as a That was cwhcii Connnnndei ilrom Dayton to May rotnry Wilbur has been requested chnii man, who was in charge of dark horse and pile up a commnndother tmm a Hi iti.-li adnuiality delay van •>1 in III,- lair arrival ol leave the Imperial Valley In Calij a 12:66 daylight *av- to return to Washington ns soon the celebration, estimated that be­ ing lead over tile contestants now Quinn clasped in ho- arms l|,n colli l the boat, the paitv will not b live foi tiin the only real competitor of W. It III,Idol mall of l^illlsville. ( w with his companion ns |A)t>niblc, it was indicated today tween 1(1,000 and 60.000 persons in the lead This valley generally until about I o.clo, k It i* said, Florida. French Advance Formula Mnny receipt hooks yg F.rik Nelson in the nt the White House to confer with were present. The vast crowd ! have been distributed to persons Comnuindei nt Chief of the * unfed The French advance,I a formula In,vvi*\er, that tbr l,,,at will get t«- grows about the same crop* and Lieut. Leigh. the president on departmental spread out over the expansive pas who are interested in the cam- era;,' Veterans, and Judge F.l to lel-iove everv possible cause ,,, of Jacksonville in plenty of tinm for Florida and the sennon start* »nd Tor tame, Minneiipolls r< presenting war ul present existing in the cov- tl" full piogram, as planned, to l» ends about the *ante lime. » . Roaton II., received matters, particularly In regard to surroundin'- the speakers to t paign hut The Herald rniiiinl «ny +4hr r> A. K. The acreage of celery- in N«w |»-rity c-i'd *xiv» them, the next rnirget allowance cnant of the league with a view to [carried,out. the hear Mr. Davis and Dr. Nelson , just what siicce. s some of (hem a. m., central time, navy. It wai doclatad, however, luuneh their Missouri campaigns, are having. Evcr.v department of the Legion bsniVig no possible loophole , f,,i J \ large bnnm r has bi-i-n prepafed York and Michigan thi* year la ixi-iiilod to lx* on their there wns no ajrccinl significance In The voice* of the speakers were j Those working nre urged to take *■' rep iv ented m tile convention wat III nut case or form. T o this I v the local tiad, l„„iv nnd this considerably heavier th*n last i to Omaha, an nir tlia- the call for the secretary. carried distinctly to tho edges of i no chances. The t-umpnign is still Lumei comrades now scatten-d t ml it was suggested the clause m will be placed in a i auspicious place year. Mr. Hutchison revealed, but miles. Secretary Wilbur is expected to thmiigh tin- world, met again hi n it o le 12 of the covenant, making on lho lent Silk ribbon badges the crop in northern < nlifornla ig --------. the assemblages through louil young and it would In- acompam reach Washington in timn for hri- M„.„k,-rs. lively easy matter for a late i-nt Boy t i misers parade of liappv p possible for nations t,> go t>, war have l„ , n secured and will be worn smaller and will about offset th# |CU»ro “ U t C«o.” |)j,vis assailed “ special priv- rant to gain the lead on short to, groups on street corner-. 1’,,-t- *n i,fi,.r three months of aibitratioii by r n i j iiicinbi-i o f the ,-xplotntn, i [ mcreHhv m the two other Rtatei. d.< -warmed to th** mail day’s cabinet meeting, and, In view F ra m e, Cuba. Alaska. I'anuma. ! sliould have fnihsl, t<> be stricken paitv. | I’rocticnlly nil >>l the New York Jbi!<- from Chicago, for of hi* return, it is nssumed thnt the ii,n;e" and "corruption in office.” ticc. The third standing of contest Brazil. Hawaiian. I’ hillipines. and out. , (Jet i^i' \Y Him khahu of I Ins citv 1 and Michigan celery vvill be out of [if the world girdlol * ns financial straits of the navy will he denouncing Albert II. Fall and the way before Nunloid velery bgDaugherty. Charles ants will appear in The Herald Sat l other countries are repu nted. Judicial questions which will go and I'.tul Whit,-lull -l ,-f the « li 1 1<> ic>t. Their mechau- considered at thnt session, preceded I Uarrv M gins to nn,v>. In- imtlier stated, on the! |.*01|,1.St Kdwin Di-nby and others urduy ufternouii. ( ‘oiuuiittee session- occupied ye- dncctlv before the nit• ruiitiolial land,, y.iqdioiiy tin Inst i a. who al into ami sight of thum possibly by u conference leaving tin- northern < alitornift r)> , ..nnected with the Re--------|leida) aft,-i noon and evening and mint will be defined, and all ,,tb,-i «o lias ,i sin,|io in the FTi - 1 Nation jfhn.igo brought a >po-t- subject between the president «nd with additional Lcgmnniro- aiiiv p.,--ible di-pute.- will evi-i,'-lv Is- nl Bank Building lien*, will lul.r section the only icul competitor of , publican administration. A r lv o r ik o m o n l Imo'ii.-iration. Every find the department head. Real ling lust night prepurnt ums wen- di-rlutcd causes fol oliligatorv ni the trip and will finnisli mn-n (>■> |<Hill g| U 1*1b. The navy is already operating „ „ w thev tell u* the old U M IIIllll I contrivance . from lusty I.vcn though the ( ulifoinla crop the p.iity. Mt IVarmaii nun,,mu t!;ilMr.» to tiu* jazziest of under general orders limiting re- tirltl |Ul. i enrganized," said Kstate Results In 2(i going f*<iwind t,,i a full ti-pre-eii bit I tltloll, tation in llie parade this nfteriimm M ai will lie fot hidden f"t signn ed today e deelun-d liiut both of Is muUl Milliner tills yi at tlinh las\, Ip, When the three bird- pnir* nt 70 per cent of recommend Mi Davis. Merelx New General Manager Inquiries Regarding: It Within the same hull that hud tones to the pint. If oiii- nut ion these men an- well known for then stilted All. Hutchison, me giaulord luicir uieehittiicians taxied |ed programs, nnd it has been esti­ and .'*L-iilinote county Ini inert are twice hcuiil Ins voice impressive I leaks it. it will he sullied to the tab-ill Mid will lie u sinitee of in He asserted, hnwevel. that the from their cockpits mated that partly a* a result of wallied nut to piam too istge nn to Woodf-ov •aim* Imvi ott nnd ntln-i sanetions. Iertaiinnent during the tup lu -ix days we i ■i lived ‘Jli in liieiiloilul -ervlees |irm ,,f tho erowd which the curtailment, an expenditure of Itepuldican party vvn under tin* acreage becuuse In l year practi­ our ad mi Wilson w, i, In-Id us the i otielusiiia win, li are still uncompleted but \ Aftci having examined III ilf police cordiun aside, J 16,000.000 would be required to Mime management, hud the satin- •}1111 n-s in aiiswi-i bring the ships up to a satisfactory board "I dire, tor* a'td had merelv ■i itain ') i >- fot sale and have ,-f the f 11 -1 m - sioii of tin Ami'll wlii, li are plobuluy In lorm t, cally «il ol Hie < ulitmina eiop wilt J o h n s Kivri from Snnfoid, loud |if«iu, le of rejoicing, before the first and llmd commit­ waters of HMVlgutliiii of the stream. 1 Itozen and that Is led apt to occur eg the Luke Michiga i rating at this time. It also was had a l ew " g c lie m l nuillhgei" fol Mild t l-.i n ,,f t In- lioiises advei 1 1 . can Legion. . The thousands of l.egionuiles ter*. Thursday to its nnmt n at the jetties on the agmn Hits year. id." write- A I' l "inu-lly and Si,* •Grant I'nrk nnd t ’hieugo unuounced recently that the bat­ the last veai British-French Compromise /is cnmlllIons stand How, the OU|« He said he had read in some in a fornuil coinniuiiication to The stood reverently while John .1 other side of Jacksonville, the e.x dbiiut over which the tleship Florida would he placed "in reserve,’’ presumably because of The pact as being developed is ploreis will return to Jacksonville l<a,K lot this section during the Wicker, past commander of the do w* fust eircled, the uiit- the need of repairs and that the nt-wspaiH-rs that it had not been III raid expected that a gentleman, such This was written in regard t<> an part meat of Virginia, presented tin- it British und French compromise. for tile main part or feutinn of lho coming season is very nrignl, ha l drmmtst rut ive. navy might have to abandon a ns the Denim rutic nominee, would It will require a vote by the com­ trip, stated Mr I’eurtnan said. As ill the case ol the aortncm udv ertiselilt'llt ill The Herald III-1 portrait to the Legion hcudi|iuti hi Without Incident, proposed winter cruise to Austra­ mention sin h things ns the oil and vvi-ek. Those doing this kind of ad­ ters. mittees nnd then by the assemblyUpon arriv al at Jacksonville, I he lettuce, all the cowry will probably fht of 23'J miles from lia. Disarmament will be incorporated party will he greeted by Govern he sold because ol stable puce* aod vctciniis hureuu revelations “ in vertising point out that in practi­ u without incident, Sharp Cuts. * in the pact to this extent thnt tlu- nr-Elect John W Marlin, Maym Al none will tic stolen to tie used 16 polite smii-ty." cally every case. Herald ads luing iw been treutod royally Petition Is Signed To British base acceptance on disar­ sop and ot reho|netnnnir Despite these conditions, as. out“ I believe," he added, "that my compete with liw Honda crop: I *f >t,,|,|>ed oil our trip lined with concern by navy experts ,mlty ,p,t „„t choose tne us its results. •Iigli tirades lies! Seller. "Incidentally," stales A. I*. Con Save Murderer’s Life mament Its it shall be derided upon sop, and nthei prominent officials nt you all to know thut the budget burenu is understood to cu,„iujntc to give lessons in pollat a conference to be culled by the of that city, according to telegrams Mr. Hulcntsuii declared that 0IU1 nelly, "during the Inst week we have we . been greeted have made sharp cuts in departassembly itself. By signing it the etiquette. Mild lfi business lots." Total real CHICAGO, Sept. lfi. Shortly signatories will obltgute them­ received here hy the Chamber of (act that tinpressed min a groat |have in Chicago. 1 uni meat estimates in preparing its „ j{ Mt out ion had lieen te deal while he was visiting the norm Commerce (Ins morning. ty deals concluded by Ibis com [have flown the ship ntwu- recommendation fur nppropria- versed." he said, "and it could not puliy last week amounted to $27,- before Bernard Grant, sentenced to selves t<> attend the dmarmnmcnl At linnli Wednesday those taking ei n markets uui that me buyerp hang Ortolan17 for murder, |iwr city." conference and to abide by its de­ the trip will meet with the Board want the nest grade* ol celery. h\B tion* for the next fiscal yeur. Ac- jM. | t|„f,*t believe anvmie would signed the petition to Governor risions t(„. Democratic party 0P0, it was learned. vtr, almost the first cording to lone report, this cut Ml^ of Governor* of the Jacksonville washers, he suid, told hint taut l{i (In Monday morning at 1 1 o’clock Smuil pleading rlumelicy, his at­ (Continued on I’age 3) lea (>> l.ieut. Smith when brings the total the burenu has Chanda r of I ’oinineice und the taring the slulKs Hum the cratO* Mr. Connellv revealed that deals torney, Thomas'S E. Swanson, rcI ha companions received been willing to recommend for the Rivers and Hurhor Committee, a ls o to wusti it, tmnehes ot given ait[i f,-r that morning already totaled 1received u telegram from St. ('loud, moil of that or*.'iiiii/.atioii Tile meeting linlniiiuie celery me Irequont^ $h.7(M( Transfers such a* these, it Minn., stating that citizens there Sin urn VsHrn a U-s'su bndtt «*«M n it'by ! P e k i n g D U S p U t c h e S parade about the field, ih for the purpose of inlerosling louna. 1lie> any that when * is stated, imlnate thnt Nun!,.id would petition the Illinois Gover — ■•It to get a glimpse of Secretary Wilbur und strongly Jacksonville through th>* trade puiillu-es a shipment ol velery, ud property iIn-ginning to ehunge nor to spine Grant’s life. The v' they wcitf- placed in urged hy hi* advisers. The total, bod) of that , it) lu nu|,|mrt who), • i n, , c.' -ni il) wauls Hie best obtain* linnds much faster thun during tin- nioventeiil to save Grant’s life Slid whisked away to it is said, has been pared to less heartcdly the <aluil project, de- !I siilc because it l» practically Irapogpu-1 seveial months and teal e» stinted after Judge ( averly spared than $300,000,000, nn amount held ung suburb, where they clart-d Mr Ptmrman It is dcsit-i bmic- to gel nd of the poorer late dealers are looking forwurd to the live* of Nathan Leopold, Jr., Neon. At every turn it by navirt experts to be far below ed, he said, to have Jacksonville grades. It the incichanl buy* Jt Because of several member* of the busiest winter ever experienced nnd Kieliuri! latch foi the murder svary to protect them with requirements. of Robert Franks. SHANGHAI. Sept, lfi.— Rein-1in thi* city, the Rotary Club wlm were going o*i woik for the canal from the uppt-t ciute which has several grcfifl As a consequence o f the differ­ K pdieemun or n corps of St. John* River t>> a point in the j stalks und three or lour other* (ft ences thus arising between the de- foreeinents of the Peking govern the boat trip to Jacksonville in the Indian River as ui>- tin cities o f! u„ interior variety in it. hi* profit f* officers During the partment and the bureau, the |ires-1mont to he thrown into battle Perhaps to keep from breuking McAdoo’s brother is for l-a Fol|Shalf tiours' absence from ident recently made it known thut, against the ( hekiang force* defend- h 11••. proving Itryun takes la-tter up any homes, married women interest of the proposed canal from Central Florida. is practii ally gone because he gen­ No flourhh%‘» or flowery lan­ erally must sell a certain grad* <rf lh< throngs lingered until some agreement could be i mg Shanghai at Wusih, 85 mile* cure of Ins brothel than Ml Adoo were lint eligible for the nutlonal a point in the upper St. Johns River l i r another peek when reached, ho might give both sides vvo*t of liore ul 11:45 Sunday morn does. beauty contest to the Indian River, the club lunch­ guage will be used in the presen­ celery al u set price. tation of the matter to the Jack­ returned. Mr. Hutchison further learttw a hearing and then himself deter-[ing. according to a messenger from - eon was held ut II a. m. loduy > > sonville organization, stuted Mr. Through Humanity. mine the amount to be recommend- the Kiangsu front here today. that all members would have a I’carmuii. It will la- stated quickly that good celery can be sold f tt before r, o'clock, In their ed for the naVul appropriation. The Troops, 3,000 in number well equip profitable prices when the pc chance to uttend. und precisely and a definite stand grades can not be sold at all. I*51 uniforms, the jix of budget figure* nre expected to be tied ure moving toward the Shang > When it was decided to hold the on the question will be asked for. l*1" waded through huiuun- decide" ed upon Boon so they will be hui fnmt in two special trains on luncheon ut 11 o'clock, it wns Jacksonville must deride whether fact, he believes, makes it ni [ “ f,r ears for n sight see* ruady for the opening of the De- the Shanghai Nanking railway.il rthought thut the boat would leave or not she will work for or against sary for local growers to put U p * °f Chicago, to place a comber Bcsaion o f congress, and it said. good pack in order that they may here nt noon, but it has since been the project, he said. * Washington's monument was thought in some quarters to­ Receipts from fines, coats ami t-,s- in Jail; James McLeod, driving car learned that the buat will not ar­ State Senator M. O. Overstreet. receive the bc»t price* for their' JY:''llule on Michignu I'oai- night that their preparation hod PEKING, Sept. 16.— Reports trented bonds at Monday.’* regular without a light. $5 bund estreated; rive here until ubout 3 o’clock this _v-| S. J. Sligh und Puul Whitehurst of goods. I , ,or the purpose of din- progressed sufficiently to make Mr. were received here late today that session of municipal court arid to- Grace Coleman, selling intoxicating Some of the washers even nOBtafternoon. Orlando have already arrived, Mr. “ Mcl the Chihliun and Munchurinn troop* day’s special session of the .court liquor, $2(10 and costs or GO days Wilbur’s presence desirable. ed some of the Sanford The members of the club who will Pcarman said, und the remainder niendier of th*.* squi.dhave clashed at Chuoyung Chihli amounted to $1,042, according to in Jai|; L. W. Green, reckless ririvwhose celery they preferred. . o f the purty from that city arc take the trip to Jacksonville, In­ nn exnrersion of the CZECHS REV El/ IN CHERRIES. ubout 20 miles from the Manchur­ ligurc* supplied at the office of the ing, dismissed; Earl Dorsey, rockclarod Mr. Hutchison, “ and bar* in­ expected to here in plenty uf time. cluding their president, R. J. Holly, *n Bl|d affection Chicaian border. city clerk this morning. At yes- less driving, dismissed; J. W. McRobert Ransom of Miami will rep­ structed me to let them know dur­ P*' to show in her disPRAGUE, Sept. 1C.—Czecho­ lerday’s session receipts amounted Quillun, vagrancy, dismissed; Ed state* that they arc anxious .to be- resent P. A. Vans Agnew on the ing the rumlng season when cure the help of thut city in ob­ SHANGHAI Sept. 1C.— Datknea* to $fi31 when 16 cases were ar- Betts, reckless driving while drunk, slovakia has had a bumper crop of men h»ve celery to be shipped. the inland waterway. trip, he snub cherries. The fruit has been for failed to atojr the fighting on the rnigned and today $411 when only continued to Wednesday; Eugene taining Some even said that they will pay At Jacksonville the explorers sale on every street corner of “ eastern" battle front in the vi­ three eases were arraigned. . Johnson, reckless driving while George W. Knight, who is a San­ will Ik * joined b y District Engi­ 26 cents a crate more for the cel­ |> Markets. ford Rotarian will be one of the Prague, and at very low prices. cinity of Shanghai toinght. The ofMonday morning two defendants drunk, $10ff und costs or 60 days neer Gilbert A. Youngberg and ery put up by these men.” in jail; .Christ lxintas, possession speakers at the meeting in Jack­ Senator Duncan U. Fletcher. Each Thi*believes Mr. Hutchison gives JGO Sop j. 16.— Wheat. The streets became so littered with fensivc of the Kiangsu armies con- j were convicted on charges of drtv cherry pits that there was com­ tinued. Only artillery is being used curii while drunk and the esse of intoxicating liquor, $200 bond sonville with the Board of Govern­ of these men, it is siad. will have the farmers a chance to grow and p t , , ' 23. ’' N ! M ay. ors o f the Chamber of Commerce of plaint and the police installed re­ tonight. of another for the same offense estreated; Robert Holly, Jr., speedimportant parts in the meeting in pack a superior quality of celery f t C ’ -torn, Dc-ecmbcr, 113 vvas continued to Monday. The I ing, continued to Wednesday; C. that city and the Rivers und Har­ that city. ceptacles. which they can sell at much higher . • Member 62% to 60%. >ors Committee of the same organ­ TIE N TS IN , Sept. 16.—Travelers $200 bond of one defendant, charg- Sisco, speeding, $10 bond estreat­ bor* prices than the ordinary grade*. ization. from the Urga seat of the Mon­ ed with possession of intoxicant*, ed; William Bennett, s can be sold for. “ Quality and. pot •'< Ulster Cabinet W ill golian Beginning next Tuesday, the Driver Faints and Hifl quantity” should be the motto of government today declared was forfeited and one wus fined $10 bond estreated; J. K. Carroll, [Vou Want to of the Rotary Club will tne growers of this section, he said. < Adhere To Decision that as a result of political upheav­ $200 und cost* for having in his Jr., reckless driving, continued to meetings als there u dozen foreign residents possession intoxicating liquor. At Wednesday; C. H. Cowan, speed­ be hold in a special room far the Truck Runs into Tree Your purpose above the Seminole Cafe. TO OUST DBftOHKADS. LONDON, Sept, lfi.—The Ulster American, British, and Danish, today's session J. P. King and G. ing, continued to Wednesday. Iment? A room on the second floor of the BRADENTOWN, Fla., Sept. 16. Tuesday cabinet at a meeting her** today * "• were not permitted to leave the W . Gauss (Goss) were found G 0 E T T IN G 1 N *t»t- 16—-9 J. P. King, possession of intoxi­ ■building hss been provided with \ truck ran wild and crashed into elded to adhere to ita former de­ city. Travelers declared that P re ­ guilty of having in their possession equipment which will enable thi a tree here when ita driver, Cecil dal of Goottingln University • cating liquor, $200 and easts or 60 mier Danzun Mongolia, was shot intoxicating liquor and each was cision not to appoint a representa­ tly announced that they days in jail; G. W. Gauss (Gosa)j management of the Seminole Cafe Courtney, fainted at the wheeL tive on the Irish boundary com­ by order of Mongol Soviet mem­ fined $200 and costs. ■ l ld The Herald will clear the rolls to serve this and other civic organ Courtney wga recovering from *n cles " of *'dvfl bers which he alleged to be plotting The case* as arraigned were: « possession of intoxicating liquor, mission provided for in the Angloi u ttlons i It eras sold that the tuition fe with more thar privacy than • : . * • , l^tr*M e tenant for you. attack of fever, i i He was n o t _ . . . _ 3200 gnd costs or ’60 .days In jail; with the central Chinese govarnJri*b treaty. This decision was King, speeding, $5 and costa they have known Ip this city hero- severely injured in the collision f00 have Um overdue since Nick ^driving car while J . communicated to Premier MacDon­ ment to return Mongpllf to T**® iot u-rvicc. toforc. .and is recovering fcpm hi) iUnc«#.fcfgtAhinj; ’ I summer V^nn, (Continued on Page 3 ) . drunk, $100 apd costs or CO d«y> or 10 dgys in JaiL ald. ’ - J R otary Luncheon Is Held Early On Account Boat Trip Reiniorcements To ShanghaiAttackers Receipts From Monday and Tuesday Sessions of Municipal Court $1,042 r P. �.HP wit TfrE SANFORD 1 _______ - —-ZZ aL * ^ ♦ v 4 *- * 7+7<r?\r \ ' '*«?••*%♦ !♦ » V'i i < 1 | :l ►T “ tx t'J/. f •-' OF PROGRESSIVE FLORIDA CITIES. If “X DEVELOPMENT NOTED HERE DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS. M ore Important than Good Health Conditions THE SUM OF $165,000 HAS BEEN PROVIDED FOR SEWERAGE EXTENSIONS, WHICH WHEN CONSTRUCTED W ILL REMOVE THE MENACE OF EPIDEMICS IN SO FAR AS THE COLORED SECIONS 0 FTHECITY ARE CONCERNED. IT W ILL ALSO ELIMINATE THE PRESENT OBJECTIONABLE METHOD OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL FROM THOSE SECTIONS. NOTHING SHOULD BE NEGLECTED TO SAFEGUARD TO THE LIMIT EVERYTHING WHICH W ILL PROTECT THE HEALTH OF OUR CIT­ IZENS AND VISITORS. i Paving around City Property Must be Paid for || NO PROVISION HAS HERETOFORE BEEN MADE TO PAY FOR PAVING THE STREETS SUR­ ROUNDING (TTY PROPERTY. THE PAVING OF STREETS IN FRON OF CITY PROPERTY, PUB1,1C PARKS. SCHOOL GROUNDS AND OPENING OF NEW STREETS W ILL REQUIRE THE SUM OF $100,000. A GREAT PORTION OF THESE IMPROVEMENTS WERE MADE WITHOUT PREVIOUSLY PROVIDING FINANCIAL MEANS . ‘ _ The Present Jail is a Disgrace to Sanford A NEW JAIL IS NECESSARY AND THE IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION OF A MODERN BUILDING IS IMPER ATIVE. THE PRESENT FACILITIES FOR CONFINING MUNICIPAL OFFENDERS ARE PRIMITIVE AND A DISCREDIT TO SANFORD. A J AIL COSTING $50,000, THE AMOUNT PROVID­ ED IN THE ISSUE. WILL SOLVE THIS PROBLEM FOR MANY YEARS TO COME. vf Y Y v v A Cemetery a Good Business Investment A municipal cemetery has been agitated lor a considerable period. The City has purchased for .$.’100 a site of ten acres to be used for cemetery purposes, and with the balance of the money will construct roads, water­ works systems, pavilion, etc. It has been determined that the sale of plots in the cemetery will eventually reim­ burse the city for the cost of the site and the improvements made, so in the long run this money will come back to the city many times and the establishment of an up-to-date city cemetery will prove a good business investm out. X On Next Monday This Bond Issue will be Voted Upon W ill You be Found in the Ranks of Progressive Citizens? Kr . Tliis ad\crtiseim‘iil jiaiil forhy the following eiti/ens in teiesled in I In welfare of Sanferd und endorsing the bond issue: YY lalward IImains It. W. IVannaii. Jr. Forrest l.nUe I rani* I*. I orsler •\. II. TuiiiuelifTe K. A. Douglas* lieu. A. PeCottes II. I IK all II. II. Her:: ii. K. Met all YY Y t il. T f Uodwefl Lfine a -A*' lr' *** **• **♦ ♦** +** <*» : A. I*. Connelly T. \\. lain ton .1. I.. Matthews \\. M. Connell} S. M. I .Inv d .1. II. Tillis I*. .1. (•oilrale/. U. C. Maxwell II. T. Ilotlglkinson I*. A. Meio (ien. \V. Knight It. LV Power Ur. Pulvstnii \. t . Port ( i. t . I iMow s In. I.. I), lb own ll. ()\ertin II. C. I)u I lose il. I.. Perkin* I. C. Pall Pr. It. M. Mason W. I*, t aller W . A. I.eITler It. J. Holly !J. W . Spem i r. Jr. A. II. Ilain.iek \. Itaireh! S. W . P radford It. P. W ight lohn Meiseh \. It. Platt I red W . Hall Mr. W . T. Ijutglcy i:. C. Smith. Jr. J. fi. Sharon S. Itenjam m P. Weinberg .1. C. Deen Klton J. Moughton l.lowi IV lloyle V II. (iarner \. Kaliner Kdward Kly 1'. I,. Duman F. ed Cram ndaH’ n TY f t YY v y YY YY A j �4 4 4 4 * * * 4 '4 * * « * 4 * * * 4 - * * c„ |/ ••*• : h • * * ' • ’ , . .... .:i-.-,.V i~, ■ : , „ • • ' } * i • - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 4 + •> 4 + 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 +4+++44 +4 4+4 44 +7 j4 >. 1 a •• ; •• , ,•••:••' > •/ • m v - v |« T/ # ' >4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 + '4 * 4 '4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 * ■ tV * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + .4 4 4 4 4 4 ;}4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 •:••: 4 4 +•:■4*:- •:•<■<•+ 4 4 •:** 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4*4444444*>MF444444444444 44444't ♦♦4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 4 4 *4 +4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *‘ V fl . M r! • WILL THIS HANDSOME CAR BE YOURS? Miss Naomi Fellows holdH first place as the second period in The Herold’s big Sales­ manship Campaign begins. A close second is Miss Versa Woodcock. Firm reports reaching The Herald office it is expected t *$* % that the second period will see many additional contestants 4 + enrolled in llie campaign. Saturday night the telephone brought the name of a Other contestants arc fighting for supremacy in the campaign nnd nil arc predicting success in reaching the top by the end of the third week of the contest. contestant who began work early this morning. termined to make a rush for votes this week and take her place near the top by the end of the second period. There was a wild scramble Saturday night when c o n ­ testants took advantage of the last opportunity to check in during the first voting period and by so doing receive more credit for their subscriptions. Until ten o’clock contestants kept turning in subscriptions at a lively rate. Friends of various contestants came to The Herald office and subscribed for the paper with the request that tin* votes he given to their favorite. Others brought votes which had been clipped from the paper. The contest is divided into six periods of two weeks each. The first period has passed. Five remain. Ibit they will pass quickly. As the periods pass the voting schedule decreases and the next change will take place on the night of Cepl ember 27. She is de­ There is plenty of talk about others who contemplate making a big fight for the IJuick. Rumor has it that there will be several dark horses who will enroll as the campaign gets well under way. A most graceful 1 model, fully equipped, with Balloon Tires, four wheel brakes; a wonderful Ca “ The Standard Six." Special Duco finish. The latest thine’. Is mi display in the show rooms of the Sanford Hoick Company on Maenolia Avenue. A few subscriptions will soon put a new entrant in a cnnunnmiing position in the campaign. While those who got an early start have an advantage over late entrants, still in the ten weeks remaining new contestants can easily se­ cure enough \otes to put them in a place to win. V a lu e $ 1 3 5 0 Contestants holding leading positions in the campaign will be making a serious mistake if they get over-confident. SECOND PERIOD VOTING SCHEDULE ( l or IVriml Kntl 1 n S(.|i|, niln r 117) I UUMHI \ o|rs Diamond Solitaire Ring A (irifi'rt C' lo "ii io it iliiiott In voom brisket woven |>1it11it11iti in■m>111111- \ (.i n.it tlill rirtK which will |<!i1it i r s iihium (in .11 |>!.■ > in Ihe show M'ift’l»w« ■ ! ! IIiuiiiimuI ptil.t i on f II al Stici I . M A K K EV ER Y DAY COUNT NEW VOTING SCHEDULE n m campaigns ol ibis kind leading routes ’Che second period m the campaign has started gone* ml o effect. Published (111 this page today is the liew schedule of votes allowed on subscriptions to I he Herald. Note the redllelI■til ill Votes n\et those g iv e n for the first period of the eampuign. And figure, if you can, what the m (Diction will be at the end of the second period when another cut will take place. Every two weeks during Ihe campaign the \otcs will be reduced Don’t get the wrong impression and think they will be increased They positively will not. And as the campaign proceeds they will lie steadiK i ul down The voting schodule for the mm and leslants ute urged to study it i at dull) piling up a big score. 4444444444444444444444444444+444+444444444444444 Rules of C am paign NAME AD D RESS Not Good Unless Voted on or Before September 27 Every day should lie in active day for contestants. It may be that just •ie • ul st ript inn will v. u flic failure to see one friend may mean the loss 1 t bal Kim k. Am > imio; lad) rciiititi*; in Nmifotd nr Seminole rotinl), m i t 1 tears of iigc, I' e loo Me In (liter lino n ill iiiniilille and snle>iiuiishi|i i.imp.nun toitl i mu pete fm one nl Ihe '.tillable |ni/es udereil I he lirrilorj io n ide n|.en ( unlcotantM rim enter from nn» |miii( in Seiniinile rtnint) mnl I r on an i<|u,il Imioio and li.m (he onme i'|i|im(null) In n III. •'ant who keeps cousistent|y plugging away who i be one who works spasmodically. Stilw rripl bni>* to the S iiii I i nl Herald in;i) he oei uretl a n 'w h er e in I lie I n itol Sliileo nl I lie ic jm lir i.ile , Ml miieio mined m al The Herald oilier most hr neroni pa Hied I>> Hu i.i.li in pa'lnetil Hill tlfll l pi i nulled In pnul he I intro in Ins nr nf suinr tid es tan uni In it iii'fe t red fruni one c miles I mil In tin* Nn em phoee n( I’he Stinfmil l l r j i k l , nr tlletllhi r nl Ino nr le r .'.mill) will tie allowed In fille r llu~ i .iiiipmKit. \ limn inal inn lila rl. when p in p i i l ) filled nil! wilh the name ant ndil reos nf the i m i l e '! uni numiJialrd. will p u r I lint person on nominated Id i Ihuusniid s o les. Out) one iinmiimtimi will hr ((edited In uni one m m test mil. N O M IN A T E Y O U R S E L F OR F R IE N D Unis one prize will In* awarded nnV one rcmlc'daiil. The winner nf Ihe lirxl will not he rligililr lor mi) oilier piizr oi commission t'ontcsl mils who rrntniii nrtisi in (hr campaign unlil Ihe rinse nnd who fail to win one nl the prize- will he panics commission nl ten pet eenl nn (he imuiunl Ihe) hn)e secured in snhoci ijititons. The Herald wniits no contest nlit U> work without remuneration nnd.-will pay nil thn*o who fail in win one nf the suluahle prizes u rnnitnissinJI of ten per m i l pros'idrj the con­ test mil rrnimiio u r in e unol Ihe ein| ofJ,he camjiuign This Coupon, when neatly cut from Ihe paper, is good f o r 2f> votes in The Sanford Herald’s Salesmanship Campaign for the follow­ ing contestant: ••illicit be beaten and •frequently relax for II iw si me oilier wide-awake worker to win. All soles In he eounled Io the iredit of contestants m this campaign should be mailed to Use Saiilord Herald or delivered personally u> (hr Lain* p ilpu M iuitiper al I he Herald office*. > . *•’/ . > The Salesmanship I'ampaignBegan Fnjtay Biftrnln j\ August “Jit, nnd wifi end ul ten o'clock p. in. Sulurdii), Nosehiber 22 , 1111!I. This campaign Is to he rouducliul on a fair, spume and impartial basis mid Ihe p r im still l>e awarded fp the contestant* securing ihe largest num­ ber of wrotea. In order that there shall be no i)ucsticm in ihe minds of any person rrlullve to the fairness of the campaign, Ihe Herald will select ihire Judges who will at the end of the campaign, count Ihe soles that hast been cant and will award the prizes to the winners. Those contestants who fail to Use up to the rules of the campaign will In* subject to suspension, thereb) forfeiting all rights I hv> maj base had. Naid forfeited, votes can not be applied to any other candidate. 1'he decision of Ihtt Campaign Manager will be (Inal in all run trover sics “ rising between candidates. ■•-*’ ^ A 11 NOMINATION COUPON •i KANHiRI) HF.RA1.D, Sat.ford, Florida. 4 <»( util men: I hi rimy nomhntfe X as a contestan* in TH E SANFORD H FK Al.D ’S Salesmanship Cam V t paign whose address is V + This nominal ion + the contest, entitles i <e with the rules and conditions of o 10.000 Votes. NAM I A D D RESS Candidates who• *ift nominated will only be credited with one £ nomination blank to'count 10,000 Volt's. vreautn wim^onc t-V44v 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 * ’44 4 + Irdfov ty ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < ' + 44+ + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ** + + 4 444 5!K tm i �f ; . «*?« BRSWiTS -I ' [Yr SEPTEMBf^ 16, 1924. ------- C h ief:.Decries. Florida1' ■ Pj -Z----- — JftSTI IEVERT ------------ U* J - " A f f m W c U S . B b l S d b u t ; B e w e r t o n |C , . r •r : Vi'V.vL'Tx r.'Ijj *.K j.xk::«v i ' •' '• 1r n ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Sept. Sent. Id— p a t e n t M e d i c i n e s 1 GENEVA. Sept. 10— Security G o cp Oo n c s . V V C1VB 'T TO ^ COPENHAGEN. 10.— Chief of Police George M. American Hoy Scouts .still h Ed p r T H « kWV’ FJOW A0 OUT T H IS T IM E , 13U T 1 1 Coslick. Ih an address before the |through arbitration was made the * first place in the heart* of the* MY i keynote of an ufiilress with which | THAT Te?M t WAfc TO <3BT *, C H A N S t - O Fla., ffepl, 10.— Optimist Club, decries Florida’s Danish = 3 C L O T H C S AMO 1Danish public. Ncwr.jiapers have) GATNESVH,LE. F ’ o. Sept.tfi.— Desmond Fitzgerald, of the ,Irish! HACK MONTHS QO ? IND IANAPO LIS,* Sept!. HEof Major Cen­ reach and seizure law, saying it ----- 3 I-X- ------ — AVQU 1 L E F T MY ! nil lauded their firo hearing, cx- The garden ir, good life Insurance, 1 Free State, cabinet today enlivened* Establishment of parcel post and gives too much protection to the I S P 3 K «S N tring. famous In cMlunt equipnunt a:ui then tro- but the policy has to he taken out' the Inst day of general discussion ... , _ ni. in »verv SfeVffRAU V y A L C C T IN jf tn a7 o, is on view suspected lawbreaker and docs not { irtcmlnuY powe * Dm cheering and nr.d the premiums paid, but neither. Haiti by the disarmament eotnntls- 1 ... , , MV OTHfc.15 /s u tc Museum. The offer the polico officer any rights h uttering weird and penetrating j cquircs much if any imittey. Vcge - 1 sion of the league of nations' a:i-, r , “ ‘ c’ 10 quicaer n u » TROUSER s . William II. Egberts “ This law. which states that no i ,, nbiscs, tables and fruits are better tonics; aombly on various propositions, llo , dliug of the;e classes o f mall, will ' — be searched at night I i,1>. C.. who is in tho j citizen-can ? '''T Ii*o American .............. — do- “than •'--------patent — i -------1*-*— ' H/Th scouts are those■■the medicine ---manI j-faced the British delegation sm ll-' be nniong the recommendations to United States gov- j for any thing huPem'ber.iln,f lilfhted with their visit and par*- [ sells und they , Ccsl much tc*j. Add \ Ingly nnd In u friendly fashion and |thc U. ,3 . Postoffiec Department Ming the human o. a fugitive from justice ieverelv tteulairly plea rod by the pioximity ' winter vegetables are about ns nee-1when the humorous speech tens . eshibiU. i bnmners dffie..rs In # li.r a * y i ttl the jilace where they take their e.'snry us summer vegetables. itinfislateil into French, all delrga- proposeil by the National Associa­ ft mbk-ct by Ur. E g - , enforco- tho liquor Inw ” ■ niornitig swim and piny water jxdo. Thus is Die importance o f the ; tlons Joined in expressions of keen tion of Postmasters of the United U w o d c l of Gen -au.ng i „ nt rf„e “ dw So f They ute uppreciatlve also o! the fa|| an,j winter vegetable garden ' enjoyment. i States which .... . meets here v Sept. 23 mtie full dress ol an I la thtrpenalty vne penalty for tor an officer ouicer who wno ' nttitud*.* of the Danish scouts in re- pointed oU| by specialists of the I Irir. Fitzgerald said lie presumed * to 25. Lr general. General [ exceeds his authority In mnklng a 1fusing,to .take part in contests u’ l.irlda ('ollejn* of Agriculture. * uli powers will be ri presentod inOnly a fewfew largccities large citics have such -(Where knowledge of tlic local . F(^)thnd>er r\* a liiiyhty important |the phopostd. il'isarmamoqt confer-1 terminals gt pregent, ant i s t s s e x t !7 ^ _ , ,*. ■ grapliy is a help,. montn for the home that would fcitci* with the possible exception of • __ , . . . . and the conS V r .u ^ H ly »n , r?ntrr.tion of this type q f mail In hoee such a gnrJ.m. for then is an Ru-sia. France’s idea is that genS:fy and traditions. . S lIIl excellent time to grt liu* land m u iy! rial world security can be attained thrr-c cities is resulting In conges­ **j\hv statue of Gcn. , J and plnht the rccd. ' only if eneh rtignioer of the league tion which the postmasters bcllcva “ nd the likeness to A ( r a i n I ) p p | '1I’ P G T t e i Uluo.i Iftd beet, and Cow horn anil of nations cjwflributcs what it can can he relieved by establishing striking, that when o ” pi.rplo t„p white globe trnips j in the Way of ssnetiuos against the slpiilnr terminals in each state. l Z. W Uavis, venerable hiiul 1 be planted immediately. I ' vnV ail y u j> *sggrejsvr state seems to be , Gsinesvillc S_un and Other recommendations expected working out. rrtentn. walked into T b K lO , Sept. lC.— Japan, mort* l/t lie made Is that the government Y o u 'v e G.CJT A • D t F F e ^ e jM T S T o r ^ v <s v c : k _y j aw before him the severely mauled by earthtjunkps 1CANTON, china. Sepi. lfi. T!v rtt*. b’hnrtitorn carrots ntid blu-'koye bond i! i emnloyes, adoption of leg^ ,* though posing than uny other land, plans to turn f t i n c s i roo c h an sc xj y o u r Clo th s.” Kin-minlang, the party of ill Hun at*d nmcli pens shouN also he f Colonel Dav s’ hand to in enmest to study the tremors, j islation alxili'hing the compenxa30 I 'M G O IN G TO C H A N G E - M Y N^TH O T>~7 Yat on. president of the south planted at once. An cany planting lame up in salute nnd means of forecasting them, nnd OV= A T T A C K A N O T H I3 T IM E . IT 'L L . B E Ff^OM 1 tnrv time feature for employes Chirm teptiblic. took advamnge of chitian cucumbera will insure hav­ Norti*: “General Lor- methods for mitigating their dis- 1 t h is who work on Sunday or holiday, A N D THG T *? O U S (*e s YOU H4vt= o n the recent strike of house Iviy.s nl ing -wee' pit l.li . t.. eat within a nstrous effects. new regulations which will permit tM O N 'T B s IN Y H s Iv A Y i i 1 Shamern, the foicign settlement of few net Us. Early Long Island eggI'uriftg fought in four it turn df mail posted with insufflPlans and estimates for a system 1Oantiin. to reiterate the party’s plant and Grinins English pens are Ikader three flags. In I e'en: stamps to senders, nnd more ‘ ^ . r in 1847. General of scismological research stations, I pro-foreign polity. Inn statement belli splendid fall vegetables and G AIN E SVILLE . Fla., Sept. !C. | stringent rules governing rontalnto bo plnccd in nine separate dis­ J I gin ii mil by Di t\ C. Wo. mn of should not be overlooked. A rmi.'l ..Ttlp r.n !.l.I,!„ ^ n,V ’ immature mr i:< which eggs may lie shipped 1.7arm. Be wn" born tricts particularly nffected by f e ll™ in IJH . >>ul earthquakes, will he paid before [the late Wu Tiiio-fimg. one time [pt.'cli ol poislcv I nr g:mii slung fniJt wh!lh |llrt,elv pie*,-ailed lint to t.'dt.te breakage in the mails. arida when five years the Imperial diet when it convenes 1 mini -t* r to Unrimigton. the Kuo-| purpose will be fmiu 1 useful; it I reason is in m v o p in ie n th e g re a t- Th.* •tc-iker*. hefore th** meeting ({ I { ( • Wintam; refuses to eitril:,<n an.pl-o give, a eplemlid Dav..|* to , , t menace to ine eitrus industry," include i’ostmustcr General Harry next uecemher. Shntig- t[soups nl It ged proposal of certain Shnnesoups and meats. ,,v p r.t ,r(|. »*,„• scvernl h. New. I. the Florlfla State MuDr. Imnmura, hend of the seis* I I hhi members of the nnrt\ to re­ "u with articles of art Fast -growing vegi la id 's are Vi 11- it g n*.’ ' . • ' i i ' i u< f ruit in scind the pnitv's older refraining moi e succulent and tender than til’ *t .r majority of which mological department of the Uni tlt'c a it I•*t '1 vc irs c a ­ from nnti-foieignism. 4 the I siring Memorial versity of Tokio believes that the those tiiat grow sli.wli. To produce gaged in 111..1 k.'tiuy l' h i uln cit i us earthquakes can be foretold with died to the museum by A new nnd stronger order was rapid growth use a good commere ir.ut s. n of General luring. accuracy sufficient to permit pre- 1 in i.ot issued. This road*: ’ ll ir ial fertilizer liberally. AD., i silt» ‘ in plain W'.rl Mr. leonard ,je articles were col- cautions that will lessen ill effects. the duty of this paily to make late liequcntly and rhntlowiy*. I.' i>... "ihi» prai t c • imply is an |£ general during his This will be possible through the Clii.'ii! n really indeiieiideni and the p’ants lug. dr**« - with a qui d.!> Irih the Egyptian gov- equipment o f these nine stations ’ sovereign state tin thr* li-i-*1*; of tin* nviiibdiie fertilize! ami work in .-it-mp, to de«c:\v thi 1 onsuine. inlo hoy mg soirct'iiri* that i ■. rcalL bp (if the heiroglyphic with tfie most modem seismologil>nrt\ - three principle-. it r<*-|with u ruk Iv until lor con .i, ipt 1 0 1 , und that is a prescription for Malaria, col instruments. Every known ga.-d ■ all nniniu and indent anti- | t * tables of clay dating width no ttm* yvis.i prui tiers thit ( hills ntid I'ever. Deticoe or Dil* method will be used to study fo r-, loreign sentiivte’it i as h.nmful to V B. C. __ t<i(■ 1 cl<>;ing yvnidd eo, himself. Ilitts Fever. I* kills the germs. motions and movements of the Florida Progressives • society nnd tli • world ut large nml .HIBIlWiraxWfa. The result I1. 1t wint'-r wn" that th.' earth which may precipitate n disdett P'lent:)! t . tiro ctmr.det" inde[Despatches In Orlando * »»ii.'* imitiir •»tl Gl i .■ he,"/line tii«gu;i nst’fous temblor. I_ ' pi mil nee and eipuilitv of the t hi- To Meet I'A.Ml’ A, Sept. lfi. Signaluns i-l with til4' Fini Ida fruit nmi The feature of this equipment ite.-i t.ite at d tsee. I . *In l ea forcements to f icnii ciitiiti'.cs nf 17 iilie- of u. old 11nt-t13x buy It at any i rift* will be an American anparatus William Reads Son si n the pint Ini alwa\ tmagli Forecast Is Made Of l,-b ridii v.cie nlfixed to an .*i :i - fi.r a lolig :l .Ft'* e Vi•n ..fleir it jhai Attackers for recording movements of the i i in liev if eartli crust, designed by l)r. A. A. Held A fter Accident;Season’s O range Cro|)|‘ t ’" " ' ............ ““h riiuinci mciit hde today* calling a ! t. 14iu ii it<' urine i tv itiIcm ior.’1 Michelson, bend of the department . otivcnl ion tn 1m' held at Di liimln 1lii> pmet tee 1 eel it in'Hnl f ■n ai frYv Sed from onge *• • Nl'4 . of physics of the University of ST. JOHNS. N. F . Sent. IK W ASHINGTON. Sept. IK ihu Argentine Aviator Is Si in . 1*7 fnr the nrg:mi/.utioii *•f a .’ f IF *t tourc . t: .x• il i" a- niMi ll *.It —A— l - BAl. Sept. lfi.—The Chicago. i.oy J.-. IL. u > ili. ■■i lined | .dltiinl m pingri'-sive purlv. Six men were killeu, two of them ida'a crmmereial orange crop lor . .. ., 1 l^ekiang and Kiangsu, I’ roved 11 > Sanford People. British naval officers ami two oth­ shipment during the season . f A 11C IU |)t III JT L o il/ X M .V ,t mid southwest of *•) 1 •t \\ ■r ..*■ . ..... t hink 1 l.< * i: ers world war heroes, when an au­ 1jxpendiiures Scliool 1 i In>i ida I, . Id t 1ngel 1i a'.d ;,,h held tlieir fire durtomobile crashed into the crowd Ih'JI 25 was fiirecast l>y til* De- 1 To MO. S'.-lit Ill Thou and* of kidney sufferers Mas |9vs of rain were figl't j mi the suit! mad today ami leonard pnrtmeiit of Agriculture at Ht.liMl, lujuipmenl in Pinellas •M♦:iv*ii1 ip1 »om n:>.. f1K (<i i mnnt11"!v have tried remedy after remedy C .w .sl intensity Mona\ mtiii. \t gent: * i Milt I*. ol net ii <■; nt i1. >'.VI Iteid. Mil of the late Sir Whitclaw HIM boxes, or l.HlIH.tlllO boxes in *ri> I /*,ill: with ' ily temporary benefit. That’s Iff.ult. the stl eliltlH or C’ounty Over $200,(100 I 4.*; fi e • Tti ■* Ii i ti i : b u i di -t t *i i . ci mighty Itcid, was arrested on a charge of than the shipnients recorded f ll> lug * aii tlight i ui'il discouraging! But orio anting from tin* front of the llld'l t r \ ' manslaughter ns the driver of the crop of 'limn Lml i 111211-21 I'at, i. h Mill uln Vntm y iviitmly ha* earner! n repubports ns to the out1( nr. The llntish offic *rs and two grapefruit I ALL \ IIASSFL, S. pi IK K < rile /•llot 11•*i « •f ; mil il y Irnil 1*11 inn for lnsting result* and * ip g ni' gr>*:tti*r K agree, but the best [ others were in the i nr, while tin* also a record nnd exceeds litej wax T U* hiril tip.in by M i there'* plenty of prnV'f right hero I'd liii'li'inn- and :i i-it pi'li d i t me f..r 1 | | e » i till "1 eptll :lt lint !’* > The first S FAPA FLO W , Sept, lfi WUm thut there was war veU mils were in the crowd shipment < ( HI2U-2I l»y* fiPO.tMllI 1 VJ’i-l 11-Ji l * 1 wit it in Sanford. Milliard, ic In hi ii.onty dinw i qlllplll III III 1 ' P*n lfi. tli 1 , It. 1 Pi' ship of Germany's wartime navy . . , , ,, ... ,tn the situation. Ell : | l k 1 I’ ll / i |H1 . r the b u - I ! . boxes. |.i li<>/> ii m (lit . l. 1 Rettd the experience of one who •e Ilian $2ou,mm an in. h'iiM' ..f , wa, rainier, although which was sent to 1he bottom of » h i ' H attended the run.... at the hr in. Itll.'l1 . GIT 1 1tat '‘till!' q.l alii \ •ed Doans' Pills years ago and 1 1.* in w pi.in- Ii l . ” g III yeai , n* cording nver 1lie prev i Ijan-ts Iniideit to protect the sen here by her officers on June 1' l,un 1 ,nlt' ACADEMY DI'KNK. 1 1 H it 1 - s e fill 1 1 1 fk l >..l i ed at n 1.> . now makes her endorsement even f |>J11111 AIII. It ll .l l» d.itt1 tn t Ii i niinmil pert iif i mini v »nd tlieir interests 21, 11*11*. has been rniseil nnd will it V K ritO D l t KS noil Ft) I D. Wil.lk lnvvi i v « :i«!: ■ i lllll < . i•fti'ii stronger . ■! ; be consigned to on equally ignu-; Kllpci llllclldclll It S i till lit nil. Illl * |(tUo*l t heir viligunre. . ST A U G U S T I N E . Se|<l. i«. It: • »v Ml 1’ fitjil 1 st.j V* millions end on tlm scrap iron heap.' Mrs. U F l.eavilt. 7 1 17 W. Third ' lli.yy being i lie. k Itic nt w tic h I-' „f tile lessening of VIR t’ HOW. I'omernnia, SetU lit .losepli's Acatlcmy hen* bas­ opcne.l i I D iNrisAl f! iltl'. I S I (It M l A firm of London engineers has From a single seed of rye, planted ils full tt-riii witll pupils from Street. Sangord, says: “ Sharp ii mi I. 'cd lc i he tali' supei'inti a I a report that the lom ev t l inns shni through my back and had abandoned completed the salvage of the vessel this spring by tlie village scliool cry pail i f Fiorina, a- vven us del,! ..tfic. n ic e xpend it 1.1 es M i l t l, - \ K | r i | v : JK and dost foyer V70—after n ! teacher and nursed with fertilizer... ftiirn nlhcr sitiites. Cliicago, 1)1.. there yvns a dull ache across my 1lub» t« reach this city • • .iv t ■ ! tt i 1111 .i : i kidney- all the time. I had to take i*ni t in- It'L'It 21 tei m were < t ’ l. J O H N S O N ’S W A X \0 nml Woosung. the year's work and many unsuccess Ill stalks were gri wn, and from ami Huvunu, Ci '.’ii. ari k m * >: • i * l 'll. . i i I ii. . I i to lust, us I couldn't he on my fest. ( mni a . i l l | :t 1 e i | W i t h $ 1 0 * 2 ,0 0 0 f i l l |M<f Shanghai and had ful attempts to tloat her. these heads POO grains wen* bar umong the pupils AND on t... i ■ ......... .. ,i I In I n 1to I ‘>22 2 I The V70 wan ;. big hi < ' l I suffered from terrible ache*. <7 vest/.d. This is said to be a record wments to llwnngUi * > .. t.'l b. II It cl |c. I I .. Dunn's Pills cured me." OTJKDAR O IL {hto Nanking railwuy 80 fla**" wb: h ej *'• .... b '*< *''' in (I:*im y.L .\p»Uiiltum! experts Tot nl number pupil-t in nl LARGE EN 1(01.1 M E'CT tdter uf • -nr 1... I ' l l in ..| i In i ,.i c !• r • I . ..I,siiltc.r the scliOolmnster ns to TfiV uBiivp ’statement yvns g iv im *!! I frilling has been the fnihem > •• •• v i In !i t’.'2 H JL were, yvlnli I* ICI It I.>Ill kit I•f' I cst * lendiilli e, It .■ moV sT n i * mu sm:s the Flow. The envhe*el'K tin- >■*Miiri'h Hi, P.1 I 8 , and on Feb. 22, T A 1 LA H A S S EE, Sept, lfi The |JW aider, are using mo- hnusto/i tile Iioi.t known niei.ioda what kind of fertilizer he used 7.870, negro 1.12,'I 1f igh *;t lu ■d en 11 I 111.11 • 111id Wi"|i I . >•* Itill lH lS T K IlS 1U22, Mrs. lenvitl milled “I nhirh accounts for the I lot 11 lle<i I *> I tt. l i l t t'O I K M largest enrollment in its hisiorj I t 11 - j*inI ' t.»* I. i I, ' . • i.| 1Ioilmen ||,» of ship salvaging before using the collected $Jt,000. will start tin* term at tbc Fbiri ! Nor1o t liaven't needed a kidney remedy 1 of .' m io nvci 1 h < y> :i I pi e . ioijv lamaltieS. < lit Sato at system of undcrslinging lienvy cm t bo in .it11 since Donll'x cored me." ,* I* lees and git so Stale Ci lice 1 for Wnincn at H- C 11i - ........ i " i " i 11 i i r* l t " l : i t i ,u,. been heavy fight. Iiurnited fifty on, pupils tin STI lit l*.S l i . W t H I M . I I S Ides und raising the ship t/y meuiis 17. About l.luu l«f the railwuy, where of the ili ating dock. This iatter iirti la . • 1 i 'to year ending Join opening Set d I fie In--l glinle nf high liOc, nt all ileab*r*v. Foster-Milstudents me /•xpei*ted to enroll. hemlquartors claims method was used about six weeks ; 6 . burn Go.. Mfi's, Itiilfnlo, N Y. • IK 111 111 Mint. RIG \ Sept scho.il nlficcrs miv ^anres were made dos- ago when the vessel was raised II In 1 1 g M U t’l ■ III 1 • 1 (III , fol'eiL'H taiiied in Japan la -t |!ii that its men ""ere feet before the iron clutm* which I *i p . o e l 1 l i p o u t :tti>* l . 1 * fi m . i t •e I.. i >, ,11111,000 p o l l e d * 1 i e d i i i u k s i i r ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■■■ eiv an * aa a BunK*M an ■■miKHart ins, him* guns when a l­ were then used broke, thus II.>v. NEGRO COLI.KGK. el I lie M1 u B 1" elllt I ' . ) j lei' i i Until, movement, which ing the prize to settle mice ugai T VI I \ HASSEE. Sept lfi 1 he I 11 an 1 1 1111i>'i<, llien 1 1l1n .il ioiuil Kn, t.i Anting, one of to the bottom. Wire cnl b* \v«t. -t iltile .11 n*niii* ei| 1 ct e'il b I ft;t 1 f-lei idu A g l l.'lilt Ol ill it ml Me. ft;/11 tint*' then substituted which supported ! neltsli. I I fill ||. I lei full 11. 1' ill Ol 1 leal < ..liege, fo r riegrnt .«, opens it Ifrom tie* north likewi the enormous weight long enough fall trim here Sept 2 > Three hull ,ifid Hie ■in ;. w e l l i i > i l i i I i l v i n n In,i it scents nsstir.*! to permit the dock to be placed un­ FOR L A W N S A N D KRKKNS du d h|lldl lil-. ig e t*xpecled to be I 111(* Uilge nt * n o w b e i n g l i t i e . ' l t l in •I hi Fii is moving north der the ship. ; t In local . 1....1 enrol led at the opening. a tliveslened in” 11 -'>'91 Ifiiiing tin 11•••1v . 1 ..ins t,f the -iiti’ uiiT re if ,,n modi of thr fertilizer, particularly (he n.itilThe dock win then towed near |,im ce of t hihli **y tin* shore where workmen will start able <tl:int " 1:1 . |s wit-hill in b o lied not i f tin T h e g r a s s takes till n yellowish dormant In,, t tie Miinrhuriun cutting through the heuvy steel appeal nine and ha un utithri'’'. In <1. \ good appl lent ion of ID E AL GRASS FERTI I.I/.KIt luttei is reported to bull and dismantle the fittings. ' analyzing Ii' A muoiina. f*. X'ailai'l. 1 liu pboric Acid, nml 2'. Potash will bring life and vigor •■■jM __ __________ __ i x.. up the Peking Mukden bink ililo the plants ami given green velvety surface iliat 1* the ndiniriition of all. Ilroadcaxl nl fit bis rwn teiTifory to rate of about 2 pone is in fin h 100 cqn.ii feet a mi vvatdi into the soil with water. Repeat the Chitif army from usiqiplii at ion alter a six t» eight weeks' uitervul. mdmsion that he exWo uro hotidcjuurfers for the very bosl strains of Hl(i iR.ist the enemy some For llower* and shrubs vy lecommend an application of our W. & Y.'S ID EAL GROWER uif tin l.wan river to­ analyzing T . Ammonia. 7*. Available Phiiiipliorn* Acid, nnd I'/v Potash. HOSTON. ICEHKIU;. NEW YORK or WONDEKEDE ol, n/thrust of Peking, l.E T T rc’E and WHITE I'AHIS ItOMAINE SEED. We svinghis army over the ____ ldet railway through can furnish any quantity of (his desired. NOME, Alnska, Sept. lfi. Every to jhunghni Kwan on year since Nome can remember the .'* sMaxhuriun border. ! JA C K S O N VI L E E , F L A . AWj entire native village of King Is land makes a pilgrimage to the. S II. CARSON MINK, M A N A G E R SAN FO RD BRANCH 1■ A T T A C K S city, shriving about July t and re i R B i i B i i i i i i a s s m i i i i s i i i i i i i i a 'j i B i s n z a i i a i s s i i i s s i i ii i i u s i i m ii i i a i i muining most of the summer. -I’ H O N E 2 IK WEI.AK-* HlllLDINCThe natives, a clean, industriou .E G E A N D nnd healthy lot, make the trip of s ii3 s ia x n st.iiiiB ia B B in iB u tiiiiiiJ iiiQ iiU B iisB D *B D ia *s i< B S P n B M K isa B S B D ■ ■ a (■■■■ ■<■*■ ■■!■ H approximately 100 miles in boats 5 m F R A T E S which they build from the bides of walrus. Seven of these bouts car­ xlutnl from Page 1) ry the whole population, Including tie belli to account. You all their possessions. NATIONAL) N A T IO N A L |iut tin- record of u poThe King Islanders are clever MAZDA i Xf by some individual carvers. Arriving in Nome with M A Z D A 4 s*v bis conscience i» several tons of ivory, they carve |ui> wrongdoing. You the rough tusks into cribboards. LAM PS m s i party to (trict ac­ gavels, forks, knives, spoons. »m [ l 4 i tor tlie things done." brelln handles, hatpins und numer ! i.s ili.sHuti.sfied, hut v In n a man pci* his money’s worlh he is nlyvays |pcmc included thousands ous other things. The merchants LAMPS The Days are Gelling rr» ami liu* Democratic and people of Nome patronize them pleftHetl, nml this is y.i til we are doing in Rosidund lleigltls. . . .i Shorter, rarer Mailingly udmitted liberally, so that the camp csunllv ' SMART AND Wi A HA HI E tvt uf his address thut Collects thousands of dollars duriij.r ) sot u tanner, not a dirt the scusim. nnd these profits they , T |lr r„, ,|,liKl.ilol for «t even u pictorial fAr- pat hack into circulation by pur- # dress ol tins iy|s. I in- model k . JrFill Up Those Fmpty Sockets. chasing buppliea for the next win- ded out in |sju<!ci blue i ooibio.sl wub »>u aid the farmer did ter. * 1 ecru lace, the lai c f»»i inlog lands ul/out H E A llT IF C L H A N D F A IN T E D PA R C H M E N T lor special iirivilege, but These Eskimos enter the summer 'the flounces on tIk- skill and the pnfU S H A D E S JU ST R E C E IV E D I nighi stand equal before athletic contests at Nome nnJ often n the lower edges of the sleeves, I fvmiiiaiHliiig the respect (develop pthletes o f ability. At-finishing tbc nr< k is an upstanding l®Lii in congress and the other times they provide entertain- Irotlar in blue liblsin Medium sire ______________ retjuiro 41« ) jn )» J6 -inih material 4J$ , l » « * that hud “ too long W tu other industries.” Artist fought a duel with n i V™!* narrow a"d M va" 1 wale bre |hwbhrati party has never colonel ill Cabourg, France, arid' I atonal Review Dress No. 2I6J. | tarniing as uii Indus- ^ n ! maybe because' he was quiA Sires. J4 Jo 46 inebre bust, and 16 to 20 j 1(txUn-d utnid uoplausc. on the draw. « tr1" * - . 1 fKC- 45 tCHtkt‘ ane’s heart to hear of |»<d sturdv mcii whose D[t* »nd luborhave ffone »mi who stand evicted •oil they bad bedewed • * f j is situuted on Sanford Avenue, two miles front town. Lots liiuh and dry ’ honest sweat." * ... M useum Mail Facilities "" Amencanlnvention To Help Japanese Forecast Tremors Yftt-Spn P a H v Pre-C oloring Of Immature Fruit Is Big Citrus Menace MH M 666 RESULTS THAT LAST! Task of Salvaging German Vessels In Scapaflow C o stly I HILL HARDWARE CO. I d e a l Daily Fashion Hint G r a s s F e r t i l i z e r : I LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEED N um ber Eskimos Visit Nome To Sell! Their Own Wares .1 WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. 1 KILGORE SEED C O M P A N Y \ A M am I Robbed— f Peninsular Electric Co. F E E D Cotton Seed Meal, Fertilizers FEED\ See our line A feed for every purpose, and get pur; prices. Your money hack if you are not satisfied. MINUS M ILLIO NS City, Kepi. 1 0 .—The IMJtoo.ock» pesos appears in I* the government’s books, |**Umerit by the treasury tunl 1j composed of ,B«u» due for customs 1 ^vdcrsl duties. The de1 u>ni*uiicex that a proiMwms i( being studied, riht object of collecting overdue and prcvvnt* u* and well drained. New buildings R|> n«»w. Good water, nity lights. For the next 30 duys we nre making n special low price. Easy terms. Come in and see us und look it over while lots tire cheap. J Seminole Realty Co. tj 'k * , ' * ,* *r i Myrtle Avenue and 4ih St. • , , , l ." . - , - jno . W.BNEKD . ........... « - t^t. DODGE MJILDING. 112 W. SECOND STREET. of Phone 539. 4>* r - >4 ■ .1 ,t. . , - . - :X 9 .wi. -t •*;* - j( S'ii W• « • B in M ip n ii 9*f » c* * * * * �WSfY,*". wrat: 5,1«24. V » I H * t JMMKft AlIM T rrrT v m rr ^ i r m rwTnrwirvw1 n n r P f » P 3J* C n o s e ^ l a t " 6ng)5 >Ve people of Sanford, who pride ourselves on the cleanli­ ness of our city ride up and down First Street, note the Dcmpwjr and Defense Day ' I / f About the Fight. 1 freshly swept street* and the dustless sidewalks remark Cat and Buzzards. about the newly painted buildings and the highly’ polished l ' lOLUJfU U UKAN. Bailor Praying Against Firpo. * IIOWAnu UBHU. . M aa*(tr Md MriiS."??’ Qn<? i£eathe fr*e,y with on air of contentment1 BY ARTIJUR BRISBANE 1* M en tlta A v.aa. I’hana 14* and satisfaction at the general appearance of salubrity given : <r*aznaht i p h i by all We turn up Park or Magnolia where the beautiful1 ■CBACHIPTlOIf HATlCl M f T a r ---- 17.S0 fill Moniha.II.IO shade trees keep the sidewalks cool and well kept lawns and [W•Hrafed — - ■ per In.City • by Carrier, W*ak Us. Meekly Edition. 12.00 sweet-scented flowers greet us nt everv door yard S u rrlv life 1TH0SE THAT con8,der Preparedper Tear. here is healthful. What God hns so f a v ^ d Jannot b^con ! r" S 0n,, Dcfcn" Da^ — to peace please notice this: .Pp b c i a i . h o t ii .k i >11 cbituarr I taminated by disgusting bncteria. Jack Dempsey is prepared. If nf .lhanka, resolutions V „t whn „„„ ... PDd n«)(lo«s of entertainments where Yet who can say that the "washing” being cairied up you dou|M It, pull his nose. As ho ' ra»a are made will be charged those back stairs by n husky negro servarit was not "done" wMit through thick crowds last *»k regular advertising ratea t in quarters rife with disease germs? Many white families night everybody knew him, every - 1 IBMBKIt Til K AMMOCIATKU P R R II Thei Aaaoc'ated Press la exclus­ Ixiflv umio r . v t .i i s P.r«ctice of sending their wash into the negro body was pP m o il !iTt e ively ent’tlnl to the use for repub• llcatioti of all ntwi .llmntrh.** e ° ; n W 'e f ^ e V r a k r K ^ h r : " or insulted him. and- -he aredited to It or not otherwise cred­ ited la tils paper and aleo the local .‘ E S !b] L l A ! j V?“ n T ^ ht r hi a ! f k ,°J 'l h .0 W f “ m* ' Which did,,-, hit or insult anybody. . n yta l, HE’S IIE „ ed herein. All ■ published A rlKhta of thcj »enil their rW W4sh it h ??' K< P o e ? 4 ) they know thnl the old black PKEPAI 1 EU and » 0plr him bflcktlon of special dlspatchss hands which just wrung out table linen linen 'did' did not nni n „ 1 alone. ' ‘ lirTetlTh n.. ..... hlm III are alto reaervtd. just wrung out Yheir their table ciT1 riL,eTt L ".^ moment ago administer.medteme to a baby with the measles? they get in the ring with him TUESDAY, SEPT. IG. 1924. ... -------------------------But many fa m lllte hdVJeJtheir wash dontj nt home. What A - “ i« with individuals, so with BIBLK THOUGHT FOR TODAY ulftercnce does it make? The germ carrier is there just the 1"“ dons. When they are prepared -CoYrq RFSPnNSF. If ,, 1itanie. -The servant who does your washing, does your ‘hey have pence. 9" 3 £ Ihich aro c a . l r by S ! J l " ™ * ’ 0V«». " U™ . >’Pur !>«»*’ child, may come ! THROUGH tT" box rr name, shall ...... hum......... ble themselves, , “ ",x offices ---...... . ....■ “ Om a section where typhoid is imminent. Your own cook ■: ,*•. and pray, ami seek my face, and may thus bring disease to your very door. K urru’ r‘‘n,, ul,,’ul thl' fight ,. turn from their wicked ways; their' Where such a close relation exists between the white No'other^. *°. T lhe ,’riz<‘ fl|fht' i :?■' Will I hear from heaven, nml will forgive their sin, and will heal and colored suctions o f a city, it is foolish to be careless. It ! p, reUB(J d I,'T,S, .n,rnt T ,mve| their Innd.—2 Chronicles 7: 14. it* vastly as important to guard the health of the negroes a s1 ’ . ° ,,ny from ten I Iha, „f_thc whites. :iThe o'n i .lepen,,. t t t h T T d ” ^ ^ H U ! PROUD MAIHIK. i« no more Hunilnry than Its eolnreil pnpulatim,. Sanford wi,h „ „ u ,. . Proud Mnisie is In the wood. ivdl make no m ,«trte m providing (he moat modern and, Tha, a„h.n„a _________^ Walking so early; up-to-date Bnnitnry'gyHtems In its colored sections. Sweet robin sits on the bush, Hig| Politics To Say The Least ’lii » « ur ■ H may be g W politics but The Herald cannot see it. it? , V '.T ^‘B'tiirials in Democratic newspapers in tin* from the power in a negro’s gloved I S o u t h Jubilating over th e fart that n o r t h e r n negroes are f'!*' io the problems of seie•ace and "W ho makes the bridal bed, , forsaking tin? Republican party and making ready to vote civilization, Bif(iie, say truly ?" for Davis and lesser Democratic candidates. "Thoigrey-headed sexton ^<>1 N(, MILS’ that went to the That delves the grave duly. j As "news’’ the story ; of the disfavor into which big fight, read about the fight, ' the Republican party is falling among the negroes is "Tha glow-worm o’er grave nml entitled ro prftpor Appro in tho country's newspapers. Hut atgtied about do- light. thought 1 , stone , just what g t e d ^ ’ill.^e done the Democratic party in the and dreumed abo.it tb light. Shall light thee steady. pit'll ve (xiiii'tll i ati a minute's J The owl from the steeple slug, South lo be told, that it is affiliated with northern negrOis? thought ,, , Oil I,m spectator at tile ‘ Welcome, proud Indy'!" s it not possible that there aie still thousands of southern-1light . — Sir Walter Scott. born voters who would fancy that whatever caused the Vou won’t find ,t hard, for that A vote for sanitation is a vote negroes to withdraw from the G. O. I*, must he something to ....... wuh Jack llenitisey Ohfo r tho future of this rily. attract a Southerner, aTrendy a-wenrving of being a helpless Unit . he travels ihtonn the , „ r — ----- o-------unit in a "Solid South"? ’ . P‘t The Four Horsemen will ‘ nk«* It e r.«»n«li» British Polo Team for another r-de! this afternoon. I T H E S A N F O R D HERALD, T U R S D A Y , 9BPHEMBER -16, 1924. _ _ - /' W • IT ’S JUST O N E T H IN G * b>r hi in (O tight lh.* winm i of last night's tight. . _. (tl Office lffe- || - - comi« ter. Officers claim for the scrap y u r d d ^ J the scrap. <„ ea*1 Sometimes political DMrl, sent a fusion ticket la ‘ confusion ticket *' Irish bachelor of 112, which nrtninly1^ [ time to be nt large | M lint will beconi,* .if iv.l j troupers thi.c winter? U v J shirt nnd usu tin* set for Germany says she will r tin* limit, but she reserves tl. to think it ia the limit. * One tragedy „ f |jfl. j, , . footbull stars are r J now for lens than t»ri< -layers] mer j The lucky owners 0f suits which huve shrunk w| [find they ninkoa excellent i wear. The I rinee „( WjVt up A me rbun ripureltei.l wt rid r.iay lie startled "Hie . linrn he eats nni, 114. .. O' ' “A Married men won t und* •a iiv the Livhman wli, rtinxl b..chelor 1 1 2 y i. o . wasn't ban Julie 1). Tie* !ri.sli*>i in who rocntlJ a* 1 1 2 looked aml drirA| liro\ ed It Will get ,t, ran. *■++++•>•4*+++++* +++<..J.+.J..J.+<*K*h4*+.J’+<.+.'**+++*;.+++.}.+.4^c t h e l a s t f r o n t ie r DAYTONA JOURNAL It<in fro<|iicMl la irin g bccnitbey have- n.bbe.l bank, nml g..;tet, “ w,,> " lll) Hie spml . ,|„. n „Ilk \ M > [Stimii I eing twice a victim. tn«*n I m thus* unfa in 1tin 1* wit!i »iu* in­ the pn-l .-lx *entity in which the A-nl. y r m - j C H E C K B O O K OR i POCKET BOOK + + t " 1+ u I i m,l ’>•''* nf Ibe.* e (lute ,1 w.ubl appear II..I.VI, I, f.iltulies have emerge ! nt f.e pient 11.. capture -r kill th •III. . Mot those He was there. not to amuse bun- Iinterviiln from their lining places holding tin opinion Im , i* no d,,| -- AVHEN somebody finds your pocket boo HE has your money. When someboc finds your lost cheek book, YOU still ha\ your money. When you pay bills by check, you AI W A Y S have a legrai rcceipt. When you have our check book, this ban is your friend, your business assoeiat A man is known by the company } keeps. -------------------- ( I - — ------------- ! FIRST NATIONAL BAN' BP•• who in content to wait until hu.wi | ne** come* to him A little philosophy imlin. th man's mini to athci.sni. hut depth in philosophy hringeth men's minds nlmut to Icllgion. Hacon. man y , f * Ig u n . II Ogle. *1 to pray all I'll III sd.i v atteriioon lor ruin op linos,lay night to spoil the pru. tight, held m the open all ,\. ,|(l IS written Just liet'.ii* sundown tin* sky is bright, no sign of rain la lute I* » ), „ I, t|„. hula....... . d ' lh;' V | lev, n; ih,* ‘ absolnleiy agaio-i South upp**' ,. " ■ "fin ti in.* .......... I’ bun.a Whet,* the 111 epomlet ane, ,.| tin*, ml. " •*1 should la mud population nnd taxable pr.... . tenth .. *' antle,palin*r the ex cry grow IlilW III'*. '"U I * pul.llloll o f III, dlfft ■rent sec- Over in Italy they have disc.ivcr ed n now kind of ml. which nn.ke. It (HMisible ta print ml veil lseni.nl • If 'his amen,In,eut eutrir... th,* '|"P' *d Honda When I see a met. ham ..yet polite to his customers. I,eg­ t< app* itlonm. nl to |„* mad. by 1 In* If tin next Iegisluture does m,' on bfvad without uffecting its .*.|i IK T H E STORM should i «»111«• legislature must stand for slioxi justn, " " ( I right to Sou'll bility. I .*,1 ging them lo taste a little hiandy and throwing half his I up suddenly, tniore th. gon* rnigs y.-ut .** , i' Ion I 1 . South l-'|, I 0 I.1 Will Iilove it would !„• into to ill all the st,it. . and when ,1 ! j Is u eoineid.'iiie that the bond goods on the counter, Thinks I, that man has a axe to grind.' h,r. It will be ' nelly op to | | la . 1 ,... •sting and . nnvlin ing t'harien Miner. Issue election eonies during '...'e'* move next time th ■tale will I,,. 1 slut ure i„ make that reappo,t,ou It not. manv will eom-lude that —O--- -- ---Week. Surely lb el l* Is no In 1 1 . i ment ahsnhilely l ,n ami j„ 1 |„ „|| dixid. | the tainfull is governed Ill mil S,*u* 1 I’ londa will Way to observe Ibis special ie* s Mahomet made the people believe that he would call .. parts of the state, fuilmg i„ ,|„ vote f,,r this umer I* '•nt; ami t) ■than by authorizing an ude.|'e*'i- lull to him, and friun the top of it nflTer tip his prayers for the day by the laws of nulut.* U.at it s ig n s ,he fighi t„ ,|n ,.|,. "•11 will Will. || It Would buy.* been untie dra­ •oweruge system. This is c 1111111 <n -nil- .ml n is giving fan oliset v, I S ol his law The people assembled ; Mahomet called matic. 1 . nienibei nig heyy lightning r londa t wo painty "tales Sense safely. *’ a- to the result It expects came down ftom heaven to stt.ri Although tne aturnanient proamendment the bill to (ome to him, again and again; and when the hill going to rnnke the reap the lire, had the clergymen prayed Po«.’d Provides m, mor. te a ... . and I port An eightccn-ycur o|,| speeder In stood still, he \yas never a whit abashed, but said. "If the 't. - If t„ I... wh., lor lightning, nt the beginning ol yixe. 1,0 mor...... Illpolsmii, f ., (I.,,. Los Angeles wus sentenced by the bill yyill not collie to Mahomet, Mahoinet will go to the hill " 1*'“ " *•'.-I o„ the sl.n, Round tliu*. to smite the guilty apport.onmeni, than does the pr.*s ' c |,„. Judge to read every paper III the " I d wuuld he Uncoil. l upo, Who brought a young lady City fur six months and lewiite Ill to the United Stales with him. and his own handwriting the triiffi. t : pur,* the Miluuus ..doled Ainei Occident stories in them. A go, I luil m\ >ti-r\ i»( Turn*, writ there no ot her ; the lean. W ills Safety Week suggestion. TH E NEED FOR CALM 'illimitable, -dent, nev ct rest mg t lung tailed Time, rolling, ruhlting «ni, --wilt, silent, like an L H IS llO p KAN S NOLI. P i ,*!„„., all-embrai 1ng ucean title, on During the year li»2:t there w,,,* o| Albuni.x. spoiling the sweet more thun forty thousand nut. ,,f 1 which \ye and till the IJ11iver.se swim like exhalations, like S"mt Ihul floats mer the Iwague hard »liurfurrtl mini* rormtMjut<* I I i , u|>|>ai iti o i i .h v lit, h are. anil then ate not: this is forever very ot Nations at Geneva, speaks ol tha United States At this lute it j liteially a miraile. a tiling to strike ns ilurnli,— fur we huve he Dawes Reparations scheme a■wont’ bo long until some of the a tortuous, , ompllented. dluhol, Wash-board louds in Florulu ui»- no word to speak about it. ('arlvle. 11 ul, internal .’ombinution of huh made good. bles" and the most rolloaul | sU|M'r-bubble model n h.sloi y hu- t*1 *"*ihu>- "tztrixxz;u r •» Y e llo w J a c k e t S p r a y C art Wr have new carls and repairs f „ r the old ones on IranJ. «t u* IxHik >our order for a now one or rrpair ihc ull onr. MAHONEY - W ALKER CO., in co rpo r ated I’hone .'INM- William Lyon Phelps, litcrui y e.drestles-ness is „ nervous race ,|.*. |uminisi und nrolcss,., „f »:„g|,sh at Yu! B1‘ “ r - ' <‘ <ry ........ . no in Hus month's 1 diner's matl, , how fa,, .1 „ r |,»w filled gives s..;ne Impiesslous gained hy wiH* bi.pp'n.ss. Th eie is little ,.f eontcni|ilution of u cow In iep.,.s, I he subject may stem rutbei com the iMental <aim at, ,Ui us ;.s .\,ilen mon place, but there is a valuable can- 1a ken yh and large w,* t,ril| lessoh to be derived. Profes.s u our greatest coutentment. apparbeing discontented (how, I lit*Ip* find, tin* li‘*auii in th** • plucidity Hiid rcp«»»»«* of tht* Anu i. evst incongi uotis Dial muy seem). '" 11'' ••'•'lital calm and le-s ,,f ,•leap row.",, The tael is. he says liiulte.fran ' that in both the cow , 1 . *'!“ " ’" ‘finon un.leiuuldy | quite; frankly, 4 u. d fivl»i the lace to settle ,1, w 1 I -207 Ii. Commrrci Sl| t* ■ m m iia in ii M IA M I N E W S Wfcen you pick op your desk tel pl'triluClMl." RIM ADVERTISER SPEAKS ' ephone .jdo you realise thut it is .NfviTihrlc**, tht* m hrint* i* t» i v - made u|i of two hundred und one S I I’ ETKRSHURi; INDEPENDENT be II led ib s t o iy will I.-II whither parts? Qu.te u complicated piece 1•«*||«*I ft| I Jf|Wi*’» or the Premier ,n Of mechanism and yet we huullv VIDull 1st was the wiser. New advertising history w « . ( | Um eonvimed," Mi. / aver, think about thut puxt of it _____ I !1 and jmUor if M-rvice is u lilt sl^w wiilten leceiitly in New J'ork wine dC'lured in an mtcrvi *A 1 l o h B A n d l * o p q i .d to L4"? 5*1 'iu,rb"« - nr,* :• ..... n,ght.ness f Flo Zicgfcl.l I i . world (..ii .us, 1 , Editor nnd Publishar, ’ ihn the penitcntiuiy in *ill! iron .age l7" ^ which nr,* superior to those t hr. , -------n t eronu* all too much a part of ">'n * is tar sup iiitercsting to pole I blit utor o f the FoUus*. lilhOua. ed thu? , |,“ |,'’r famu.es. A; r ■ •>ui national cburactn.s..e». ' the Prince off W'alfs is flat in the.future iw V.ll U*.' no mure fi«n I cm „ f rt,. ,.^1,. A|J , i V*'u/\g ."'uiyi ^nun ir<** un*’, Well iared Jjired for I ".',l T'1*' to draw heu\ Lung Islundji _ . J.aiics ulxd /ati.i hill 'li'taids ami will drv.de ull AU*S'. s- .’iteuCu . huh—be«*ti passed M*y?ur LMI fi'k imagination L< see the I " j ror.iidlsh it» purpose wltlmui de- Z i ng about liimsulf to the newspa­ his energies toward drawing .row,! Steak |T,UP“ * ’The writer in fi. i ihmn „ 1 facing the Inn Is, up, t upon them they ordered Contemporary Comment pers, another crown prince is through tlu* columns nf newspu . (laintJ) "Down with Hie billboards III two inches thick, with ail the side I xhdw^ji the picture accurately, He ^ Abroad. Prince Umberta bus sailed pel s. the humble in 1«.-|»o.-«-, nodus that go It The epose, 1, I,axe mi more of them. —- with ----- •*• 1 ^ . , -- -cow ............ - --- g*erman rein,. ?JKJ.mi,- ,* lie. from Italy to viait in various parts Zlegfeld has unrd »c«»rtM of Imprisonment for life for raur- I peofoctly satisfied anti appniently >vai» old and acts like it Ki n • "The newspaper is uuthorit.itiv, Of Bruzil, but there the recant re pensive bill Iloar.ls along the lull der, plus till years for kidnaping, .abflorficd in agreeable meditation. I City Times. volt made President Ilernarde.. feel mud lines und highways outside I' cun lie read or tossed aside, uc had not destroy ed their appetite. A| far us the animal can see there Mir ntctfMsity of udvinin^ tht* Frinc** of New York III U'ldifon 1,1 a 111..11 cording 1,1 th- i-iedilutions ot m, ta «o«d in /uight tar ----from H pre-. .r . am! — ---., S'*me men’t idea .of an an ,„|. reader It bus definite department, Hot to land fur fear of u*a*s*iii i ster electric sign on Broadway, bjl DAVID I-AWHENCE says Pres s'ptiag a< disheartening spectacle: is u windshlidd full assigned t,, tin* theatre. | | “ Mi. is scrapping all I lies,* and turn, given over to rcaponslble crili.s idenl Cooltdgu will keep foreign uf- zthS .S W 5m.*1* " lhe u,,limited nnd * ‘ tickers.—The Dakiarid Tribune. ~~o— to the power » f printer's ink. . —----"ml editors lt is u|i to the mu,in. fuirs out of this campaign, Iwing indNinfustible pasturage a genuine Boflatratlon cards are handed to Two reusons are g,v,*'» for hu HI the lutesl uuthentic iiifoiu ■, -oiivincod that “ you cannot get ^ 1 5YL*. ,r'#n' *l •* well argued, . , ^tor “ H. , the chief difTerciie,* DUrixts availing themselves of the motive and the first of the 1 olei s excited over European poll- could be Content to gaze upon b is1J‘‘t'.v,en “ '“ 'iking girl nnd u sik-iuI , ’’ " l '“ " Hint has to do with the th.*„ ' tourist ramp ut Chipewa Falls, .g... .1 n n i . f ufur^* food supply „f ,| muiitj, or lt'“ 'fi''' •* in the <|uulitv of their , , lo^onsin, with th* request that You can’t, unleaa, as in 1P20, JiX nontAfr Tht? ralumt'su which —'Smitiubky Kcirister Wt down the number of nights you get them excited about a sug- poBfMes The cow could to a certain I , .. t J --------' ....... . a V h r j'b .r ;1 ’ , , ' K ’lbLnsm :r at the camp and tha amount speed In an auto or on a truin Tin*, enutieallv .1 . V 1 Jr • ' g< tion that this country join the posacoi.mankind if b ite r “ ® u‘d *l“ y» your host could uay thev expended in the city. K - O lU rra.-.n I. __ so*: . . . I regard _ _w-woa.v ...... .. 'S L " S i “ " d r “ ’n"'-’ League of Nation* and make itself hisfuturc. *k iItirnpi om* ‘ htng U fore dinner wi,h“ H for the month o f July ij, ly U paymaster and arrond boy tori; Jv|iwefrUrMlTor cainmtes in this • olTfrin,r * afte i*cr dn,./ itha encamped touriata left acape, a. tealuie which is being r,*c ------pinion hi. opinion alter after year, years of o f axper. axprri | vl* . -----------------, , ' « w l l -Thww are too niaay Of tltel Ro* ,,oke Wor,d New» o f f lofljiO a day or 1*4 • Ognized more and more eurh yearri-nc* and 1,. i 1 . , . 1 * 1., . ‘ >,M v“ fer« got excitod about kJSitiblc im vuz us. Too nun. Jw, „ . -------- v v 1? or MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society £dltor. Phone: Res. 425 ------------------------------------------------ We here Hubmit another exhibit for the "For Ole love of Mike." said his in tin* everglades, robbed boil* self but to wnti li the consideration of those who have not yet learned that *f |be difficulties t, wife a * ftht* touk n <|u*i’ of liit hliihgnters't. mr.itted «..nie other .ion tb.n met hods I fieri* *oc fiumJt c.U intelligent colored citizens are now breaking loose ride of me rcurv. ■ " " ■ , h"t, r ;; sVpwV;:'miles'."fjenM.------- o ---------from their traditional allegiance to tin* party of If all other people in the United t1' duis been impossible t., *f saw grass, marsh, and all ,.f Premier llerriot unnounees llinl States paid a, much attention to ilium cnititH 1pat ion. \\ illiain H I.ewis, a leader among "fin* I '1 impel, ctrulilc The \»l>leys France will pay :u*r debt to the American negroes and a former Assistant Attorney I'lfKIIC BUSINESS as doe. Jack i Je-se Janie- and his bund o f ..ip ami the Mobleys kn.nv . very ( United States. 1hut’s real sport­ |l,,kVs 111 then best dn. . didn t p.ue H is Hound and (hey may ,iM. , i,.* Ibnipsev. there wouldn't have oosli on tb's g „ n K when ,• General of the United States; has come out for John ing of her, isn't It ? a lh , isaiid haling da ,*v. I -en h i . b a l.i*r mm.| «| p,,. W. Davis, denouncing the Republican organization as I cut la wry . One |,y one the eiem <*f Hut I Im ida ,is d e n ' ping so rap-| . . The "Ex ploring the St Johns ,i He is a 1liaiupi.m in HIS line lie t*r.. ,f th.* gang have I ,*.*n k.il.d the party of Little America and Ku-Kluxism. As ally 11*-:t in a few .veins all of that River Trip" will be eoniUirlcxl, nr " ' l l Uiey ulways seen nb). |„ tauso lie attends to h|s h,„. a colored American citizen, I propose to work and jungle ..ill ba cordlptr^io Secretary Penrninn. 10 af | ari'l 1» Ul * I.CW III. l o t , C I S .III I t h e n I...I, been Ib'lM It* ^ the flghi of 11 full m«»nnv t*• m i\ vote for John W. Davis becai*<n shovw 'Jif tf%fci\*k . . i ■l*af'if* in’ll,, Hi id f-ririsc; im d f 1 t "fnrlu* I UK MASK nt (Jiiiin1'bth nothing of the passengers. V on , 1 . U*il.g.v Urn " l a U . i l , him to be a man of humanitarian instincts, of hroad ^|tic°, Va ". Hying nun huies me em-iilinlii.l exploit Was an o '* * an ••ffort t.. I r o m ie i." so f.,i as Florida is eon'leajii* a member ol and universal sympathies." Lewis has no use for t.ieir gn* g ' ' i n . d. nml make Ashlov M -blei I Sanford High's football roaches I pia. tieiog, and on the gnuitid our JJIJl' In Hie gangs .,*,, the klan, ancient or modern. We do not indorse Ins .V "'1" J'*1 should impress upon their pluvns blc ( Im bandits will booe-t U. Minnies, |M deep a >%r.l judgment of tho old klan, hut is he not right in as that "it i* not wliuthur tli«*y umi ^ npvra'e m and bide Tha niiMicm. nl "observe that u tl.„ k c l o r i resulted i I i v i k I i tv, m ,,,,, „ - ..IMt'l or lost, hut how they pluyeil tin Pies, and .l.'iildles ly they + setting that the klatistnen of today have raised the 1 w0 i)n>nit>f?f t,f the *ri4n*; ;i 'o f I*ii /zii i ds. a (tel wnt.hing lb •'nni one ' a ill I.. bis| iignmu” that finally counln. „t, and b.ibIy • f A f'OMMUNMTY RUILDKR tig killed Seven, standard of racial and religious intolerance and ure :avi*t.*rh. imitat.d all u. 11>mg1 ,( fflell.l - n -— ........ *I* IT atei p i ..(it -. 4 I'. I’. FOSTKR. President H. F. WIIITNKR. Canhil setting themselves to the ambition of controlling tin* bi.le m to, .,,1 , The Prince of Wales inn*- lit, government? Me further sava: "Fifty years ago ! v,,u Hu* gentleman poker but it'll prove rxprnsi.i* 1 *■*•+++.y+++<*.y+ ++++^..y^..),+ ++++<^.^.<.++ +++++++ +++++j dulgem-e for him. Wbnl « ha». i* the Democratic Party was the' Ku Klux partv ; todav ‘V. m'tnL" 7 „ ,," "'V’ uu,h MA K K IT I'ROVK ITSKLK Would he have trying to tduff vvi'ti the Republican party is the Ku-Klux party." , in* ...... . .*,'!*■ nnaiu ,M ‘ king up pi, a pair of <|u«*«»nft * M IA M I TRIHI \|; rry A Herald W ant Ad For Results •IUH1 what I he Herald ri'jK»at*st will an editorial of imi.y with hi* t. IP I ast,-111*41 o m thilit lit* iii« lliat kind do for tin* D em ocratic p arty in tin* Soutli • A noted I'nriM niicim lo l i*< r» . Fioi ala 11.1 •t - w,|| be call..,I As h e'll ' *l a ^ As !(, ill led tin baby In* saw .. 1 lull*.Hal Bponulhle for the Mint*•ment tbit Would In* I in* result lu% re m F lorida if............. F lorida now oil yy 1 , 1, * Noveml.t 1 1 . ru tif> a pr- | I In. I,. '• Un* 1 . d I"* i , i , • , , r , ap<TM | cut walking a. I..SS ||„. ..... |„d,| the fashionable. l**iig, beuvy, |n-o would take the dellortion ol the hcifriiiN fi*i»m > t -n y. ,.r amendment 1 I he stale i v'ist i|,.! i,.., ,1 ■a i c i H m u i i u m i i n D u i i m i i i u i i i m i i H m H , .. l .......... |M t nti/uth i i (bill*, (pill ol I Me negroes from Republican nig a kitten I ’ * I to V ••mi |1 ilanodant earrings are drawing women's I..ploy id,ng I *' 'fie le.i|.poMi,,||„., ,u ranks as something m which Democrats sliould [ said. "I ook at il w**n.le| | (| | hi , rejoice ears out of shape '"•nl,I h. a p p io i, ,| |,\ ih. of r e |■f . >, n1a I loll 11 Hi. legislnlii ^r \|t i’HIn foi tlio f 1 " ....... Hll-t leu,,,!, |h , I’olicital sagaci'y is ...... led hy tin* Ashevil e (‘itizen and lall.m ,.t that -—— «t If * * .ir, i. th, •eupp l'lonuiei,( The iiioat MirceNitf ul I’li'Onr* • other Soulhern newspapers who me living to make <apital 1 M,il' *,,f fit! VI \ |fp t1. t 21• till Ri.v m K < h \si: tue.i lo yyill I., done by ||„. legislal lit 1 tnnii in Sanford in the one who of til is news from tin* Noil h. They don't know f the sl.n, b .l.in,,. „• lime I i t licit’ people. I IIO depot (■ | | ailing that, whl.’b . , ill dies next .Inn, . a l.-giJ Ifoea after new hiiMinrn«> not |!u* t.nt* •' fi«' P« ' *1 teolly |„ , , ------ — ----- ------ -------- i. i e . !p & t? h T d o n ’t*D t f . ch* P'*y • v/,a .V1 '" 'r ™ ,M,,lor,a,s Ul‘ nave I€>mi«l in a recent «*»!«• fi^Ht N*«>ti<«• niv., that ! 11 th,‘ ^font ..sue of the Asheville Citizen. The Citizen was endeavoring , be w li,.g «.. his h’ , I ’ /‘jT 1 S,,,u'" “ ,"1 to answer some critic of its previous state ment that th],> business, •...... -......... ........> •Mo,'k‘y Ku"« . as it may be nere vsnry • t prove it. Nowadays you can’t (ell whether Republican nnrt v is 1111 liinvei* , V . , , 7" ‘ a girl bus on flesh colored stock I t ' " ' ° nK‘ !r “ fr i,‘n,i " f ,h ‘ ‘ negnt, a n il Inga or is just naturally attractive. t*t ‘ 1V tr u l its e lf 111 this Wise: ( L f G A N ^ p p g g g I because n race ns able us our hu­ ' man rare, in spite of so surviving brutality, must surely accomplish I wonderful things, when iln* in(..r i Jrat of the average man switehes! Singing so rarely. t, __ _ Y G0LJ OLLY» AsHBffebartfr-Sfecs' It | ii | YG ►t m r tdrratM i tir r y i s a .ta r m r .r t, ku h « i *•*•* Second C lu . Mat tar, «.T,r 1 2 ’ Florida, ,h*. ‘ ’o.tofno. under Act of "T ell me, thou bonny bird, When shall I marry m e?"— "When six braw gentlemen Klrkward shall carry ye." yx R>!?*W SERVICE A MODERN banking organization, with adc­ . quatc facilities. A n ABLE personnel in directors, officers and staff, A c t iv e i n t e r e s t in the in d ivid u a l needs o f every depositor. JVe invite new accounts Strength Service Progress SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 4 • Interest Paid on Savings Accounts B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y M ISS - G E R T R U D E L E E A N tF t y A jlR O L ,IS G IV E N B Y M ISS F R IE R S O N A R E M A R R IE D i T f ^ A M P A P A U L I N E M A IN E S iSodal lendar NO W - Miss Pauline Mainos celebrated The following from the Tampa Stinson played tho wedding march Times will be of interest to n large for the entrance of the bridal her eleventh birthday by enter­ taining a number of her friends circle o f Snnfdrd friends of tho party. f 0*iday * For the past month the bride has Saturday afternoon at hor homo |(f*Weslcy; Methodist ponuiar young couple; Miss Gertrude Lee, xir Sanford, been visiting in Tampa with Mr on Magnolia Avenue. The color scheme of yellow nnd Flo., and Carrol Frierson, of and Mrs. Grahn. She has many I j-J2»esday. white wur nrtisticully carried out ChorleRton, S. C .^ were mArricd friendn hen* who extend conj^rntu1 .jr Circle of Baptist in both living room und dining F. K- Whittle, host­ here nt 3:30 o’clock Sunday after- lations nnd best wishes for much room with yellow and white crepe noon at the homo of the former’s future happiness, Mr. Frierson, who has come to paper nnd yellow nlamanders. meeting M. E. uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. I’ e-, In the dining room the large ter Grahn, 809 Ateclo Street. | Florida from South Carolina, is large of young peoThe nuptial ceremony was per- now in the drug business nt De­ birthday cake win draped with formed by Rev. George Hyman, Und, where he and his bride will streamers of yellow and whit* _ / Friday. ’ ■ of the hirst Baptist Church. About make their home. A fter their wed- crepe paper. oxr, staged by Ban­ 30 friends and relatives were ding yesterday, they left for n moDuring the afternoon _imcii nnd J ff Shop, Milnne Then- gucsts at the wedding and recep- tor trip through the state, stopping contests were etrioye.. hy t h e * I tion which followed. Dainty re- at Sanford for n visit with Mrs. merry guests. Much exciti f nt I frexhments were served by Mrs. Frierson’s nunt, Mrs. J. L. Miller. was caused when each guest vried to pin the eye on the puppy. Mis* assisted by Miss Sarah Mrs. Frierson is the niece of Mr. Mary Helen Kumbley received a Miss Gladys Grahn, Brown, Mrs, Iva Beach and Law­ V " Mm?r’ of thi " ^ ily ll sewing box for coming the nearest [C. M. Flowers rence Mesa. where she has made her girlhood t() lhp mnrk. M|„ Maxine Brinlo Only attendants of the couple (’Solemnized were Miss Florence Grahn and Dr. home. Her sweet personality has hahn won the boobie prize, n ruhDr. F. A. Cameron, The bride was Blade her a favorite among friends her hall. ln the peanut race Mins that will be of in­ given in marriage hy her uncle, who will miss her when she leaves Mwrjorie T urner^won the prize of a lovely doll. The lambic prize, a i i large circle of friends Mr. George Grahn. Miss Park to make her home in DeLand. smnil table set. went to Miss Dor­ |if Miss Gladys Rynl of othy Haynes. Imd U. M.# Flowers of I Ice cream topped with yellow marshmallows was s« rved at a late titge took place WedPERSONALS { hour in the afternoon. rmoon at Dnytonn Mrs. Mnines was assisted in . Butler of the MethoRcginp.1,1 Holly s|>ent Monday in officinting. Miss Monnic Hancock of Pn- caring for her guests by Miss Doriatka, is Hit* guest of her sister, j othy Stokes and Mrs. ,oni Moore, xers possesses a eharm- ' Orlando on business. i The guest list included Misses Mrs. I \V. Gilbert. ility and has n number Maxine Brockhuhn, Marjorie Turin laith Sorrento nnd O. T. Alford of Birmingham, will wish her every Ala., is spending several days in IL H King spent a pleasant I ner, Mary Helen Rumhley Don. rpiness, the city, the guest of friends. week-, nd with Ills •j.rents in , lliy Haynes, Carmen GtiHuic, Rosa | Mae McFarland, Sara Rossiter, *rs is connected with Floral City. ! Julia Higgins and I'lla Spencei. in Fruit Growers nnd Miss Nan Paxton leaves today j ------— cirri,* of friends who for Tnlluhassi-o to enter the FlorRolieit Jenkins left Sunday for it’jlnte him on his mnr- ida State College for Women. and Friends Gainesville where tie will enter Editor -------I tile 1 niveisitv of Florida. l A l ’C Pam pa Visitors j Mrs. Flowers returned I)r. P. B. Foley returned Monday ; ------ I Sunday, leaving MonMrs. M. Y. Bledsoe has returned from Kentucky where lie attended tkfonville. Before re­ the horse races. R. .1. Holly, editor of the Flor from a pleasant visit with relamake Sanford their idu Truck.*!, Joe G. Mall, and It. lives in Birmingham, Ala. will visit points in K. Squires, all of Saufoi.l, were W’nyman White left today for hiinn visitors at the Times oilVe Thurs­ Miss Jessie Street Roberts, of Sarasota to spend several days on Wilmington. N. is the guest of day afternoon. Mr Rail was en business. her mother, Mrs. J. D. Roberts. gaged in the grocery l»iisi*«,*»s in Elizabeth Jane | Tampa mat.. ^ years g ,. and the • x , . . j •••••• ♦'.I I S •H ] Celebrates Her Miss Hazel Sorrell and .la, k Mrs Lrru'st Krupp hn v nduriUMl. .•■•••• ,• . .... . f ,ti . last I.lovd spent Sunday pleasantly at •r«nn a plcahaiit two % mm*ks vnuum ay with Friends Daytona Beach. tion spent ut Duytonn eBnch. I saw the citv were veiv mt "resting u [i iiumlier of her little Elizabeth June Keely Der fourth birthday Frix**n ut her home. "rheme of pink and u>eil throughout with xt*ul> in vases and ---------- _______ ---- LT., .. .Mi's Kllu Mary Muirhead left Sunday for Tallahassee where she will enter the Florida State Col leg,* for Women. Ml. and Mrs. .1 ( Collins and Mn L. Collins of O|lando. were, the l*i*rxts «if Mr. nml Mrs. t). IV DilItert Sunday . •Miss Catherine Byrd, who has been tile guest ,.! Mrs R )•’ \V hitnci Jr., is spending a week at Daytona Reach Mi and Mrs. Civ,I,* Bird. .Mis ' J V\ai Mi and .Mrs Allen and Kdwm Wav spent Sunday |>l,*us until at I »ayt n a Beach I „ ... . ' Mis* l.himor Millrr of K«*\ n \N < riTtniorc, of (Hlatino, Duxl» Hi Cameron am Wu.st, is tho truest of Miftti Mauiii* spoilt tho wook t*n«l uith Ins wift* I"!, spent the Week l.aVr for a fou tinv> stopping ovoi who p» tho ^uost t»f Mrs .1 S. Hat iirtl. X.l'-L'it. S. C ’ with rel mi route* to TallahuajM*'*. -------- . I -­ Mrs. Harry linwkin* " f ltiiiii"* Mrs. J It, Colder ami brother, Mi- D L. Thrasher wick, Ga , is expected today and Jack Martin, inotined to (Itlando khi ut Daytona Beach will lie the guest of Mr». S. S Monday, where they h|»*nt a pleas ’ iluughtqf, Mrs. J. D. Buumei.------------------------------------ ant <lay. l J. I). Woodruff and W W Pot­ Mr- L. O Carmott of ter spent the week-end pleasantly L" spent Sunduy nnd with their families at Daytona |. >uIifnAl the guests of lieuch. lauma Hotel. Philip McRue, Jr., salesman for Hg|K*n, representing the Swift & Company, with headquar­ Sou* Company, of At- ters in Orlando, spent the week­ M,>nduy in Sunford, end in Sanford with home folks. I tin* Valdez Hofei. Juck Martin of Webster. South Sharon und Mr*. W. Dakota, arrived Sunday und will ri.ff«• utu siiending tlie he the guest o f bis sister. Mrs. J. iusinmute attending to Ii. Colder, for some time. |Club business. Miss Helen Vernny expects to »m» Borlund, who has leave today for Tulluhassee where LmeM of tier sister, NDs. she will resume her studies at the Ms, left Sunduy for State College. where she will resume D tea, her. Miss Sara Wheeless left today for Tnlluhusneu where she will resume rufriend* of Miuu. Agnail lirr studies ut tho Florulu Slate til regret to leurn thut College kfiae.l ut the Furmosa because of a recent Miss Winifred Strong leave* to­ takdown, day for Tallahassee where she will rejume her studies ut the Florida Rj friends of Mrs. A. P. State College. be glad to know she is H after ii serious operaMr. and Mrs. L. P. McCuller und I " Meiqyrial Hospital family leave today for Sarasota lf*r*. where they expect to make their future home. I Mrs. Walter L Morgan ftday at Iluytona Beach, The many friends of P. W. Bed­ p accointiunied to tho ford will be glad to know thut he Harry Ward, who will I i* able to be ut work again after 'finitely. his recent illness. ►n friends of Mrs. W. E. Mrs. J. C. I)een and daughter re­ I •'ll he pleased to learn turned today from Jacksonville /a doing nicely alter her where they spent the past week the Kernuld-Laughton with relatives and friends. ^ AClKjjy ' < • , ------- S Mrs. Forrest Lake- left Saturday of Mars Hill. N. C„ for Jacksonville where she was Tbutsduy and will make called on account of the illness of hume for the winter. her brother-in-law. Julian Cobh. ? will teaiji History in •4. James N. Robson, Jr., left Sun­ day night to visit relatives in J- G. Ball and B. E. Charleston, Manning and Colum­ tRurne'i Sunday from |bia, S. C., and Atlanta Ga. ^ ceterrhurg and Clear•t» they spent the past Mrs. Tony Pitchford returned 1 husinexs. Saturday from a pleasant month’s Visit with relatives in Mount Vcr‘ fienton. after spending pon, 111. »t Washington, D. C., **•4 to I^xinifton, Va., Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Misses resume hi* studies Lillian and Geneva Shuman and *-*'11110, E£-Judy B 1* l* *i Company “ of •++^4*+ + 4*+4*++4- + 4*+ •>•:*++ 4** 4*♦+•:•++ + + + *5*++ *J*<•<•* + + ♦ < •♦ + + * 4**5*+ ♦+♦+•>••{•+*>4-++♦ BITHLO ■m *++4*+*}*4*++*>> Jover to St. Petersburg Tampa Time". Katie Jones left Saturday for Gaine.sx ill., and Fort Myers where he will spend several weeks with friends and relutivus. Miss Cl cone Cooper of Mars Hill, N. C„ who has been spending sev­ eral weeks with her brother. Prof R. h. Cooper, leaves today for* Tallahassee to enter the State Col­ lege for Women. lie sure to get a delicious cuke ut Stokes Saturday, September 20. ++*:**fr *y++•>-y+++•:• *y+-y«<* •>>•><•+<•♦ a * + ++^+++*^*> Must Grow As And why we have adopted such an important program for developing this new town—the commercial center of Eastern Orange County— during the approaching season. He i- now the owner of a j® £ ‘/J lliui-day '5 Miss Pauline Muirhead has rc Mrs. Culver Ktheredge, of G.*ne-' evening turned from a delightful visit with vu, spent Monday in Sanford the relatives in Fort Myeis. guest „ f Miss Nan Paxton. - — You Should Know Why W. A. I.etTIer spent the week­ Miss hannie Helm Munsiui has pros|H*r"Us huidxvute e lahlish ■ end with his family at Daytona .eturned from a month’s visit with j Sanford The pa.lx drove 3 Pea. h. l claI li es in Havana, ( uhu. . . dtnir.g room u large Mr. und Mrs. L. P. Chittenden nil! uko with four pink and son ltohhv have returned from i p\»r»t on the table a delightful visit with relatives in <1 i; pink roses. Deli- New Yoik state. itxir was served with triyouthful guest. Mrs. Frank Donuldson leaies afternoon games today for her home in Fustic after rtnH the guests spent a u pleasant visit with her mother, ifttrnooil? ’ t, Mrs; V. 1^,'Wagner. little »Mlss Keely enjoy ifwero Miss,** Adelaide Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson had l.loyd, Dorothy Slc- ns theii guests Sunday' [ir and T.n,|ia, Mastera George Mrs. C. S. Hreedin und Miss Con '. Tolar, Douglas StrenJulu.n Strenstrom. I -------— • Mrs. Robert Glenn and children Iflaire Jones was o|».*r- I returned Sunday from a month’s Im morning for hi> |visit spent pleasantly with rela >: the Keiiiald Laugh- lives in Philudel|ihiu, Pit Ul • ( to him s !S 'i I | Have Your Pictures J | Put in an lIp-to-I)ate ! ; FRAM E || Wt* httvif ' just what you need to make your home the home of handsome piclures. ’ S 1 _■ ] ■ + Mi-lady’s Shoppe S | ? *’ HOW IS YOUR TOP? : j Pioneers of Orange County—men of keen fore­ sight and business judgment—pronounce it good. ...... D o n ’t Wait I Until others more decisive, with more foresight, have beaten you to the pick and reaped the pro­ fits that might as well have been yours. Come in! Let us explain the improvements as­ sured—the things that assure a big future for Bithlo. , D O N ’T Ix‘t Your Top Ruin the ,2 Looks of YOUR CAR ; There is now room for you on the ground floor! Prices and terms within reach of all. “R A D F O R D ” " ■ Can Fix It RADFORD AUTO TOP COMPANY WORKMANSHIP------ PRICK t Residence Lots : S 50x100 feet frontage on streets 60 to 100 feet wide—$50 to $300. Business Lots "Com e on in, the water’s fine!" T hat’s whut the team owners in this town are saying who feed Old Beck. They know that the white-foced mule in the center of the manic circle means something. It means a Happy Feed. It means sleek coats —bright eyei— more pep. It means more real feed for lees money. If Old Beck did not mean all this and more, we wouldn’t sell it. W e sell Old Beck and H appy Feeds because we can stand squarely behind them without getting nervous. That ought to mean something to you. Does it? Comt lo see us. SEMINOLEFEEDCO. * S Fronting Ocean Boulevard, which is 117 feet wide—$400 to $2,000. * r s Take a free trip with us and judge for yourself. ■ 3 Bailey Development Co. 115 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. *"•’:**"* �u'P iW ■ _____________________ ______________ - " ™ T H E ,3A N E pR D ; ^ i * * •.•'* IB L ~ — -_ !E f _ 5* * MY MURPHY KILLED IN RACE J L [Breast Pierced by Post From Race Trnek Fence When , Famous Driver Makes His ' Final Effort to Win; Tenrs Up Over Seventy Feet of [ Railing at End of Whirl SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 1IE Dim my Murphy, driver in the 150jnlle automobile rare nt the Htntc fa ir grounds here Mondny, received . fatal injuries in the 138th lnp of the n e e , and died n few minutes after being taken to a hospital. 1’ hil Rhafcr won the race. r ~ W h i l e Murphy, who wns in sectond place, was making a desperate effort to make up the three Inps 5>V between himself and "Red" Shnj fer, who won the race, his machine E 2 K 1 |akidded, whirled around twice and R struck the fence, rear end fore­ most. Wit A r>ost from the fence pierced s Murpny’fl breast over the heart, E and another splinter ntrilck him ' tinder the chin. Nenrly 70 feel of the railing was ripped out in the prash, Jimmy Murphy was regarded by thousands of fans ns one of the greatest pilots who tver rat in a racing car, began his speedway career ns a mechanician for the late 'Eddie O'Donneil, After rul­ ing with Eddie Rickenhacker. who later became n famous ace ill the World War, the late Hughica Y. Hughes, Tommy .Milton and other S'-noted drivers in n similar capacity, Murphy began racing for himself and won his first big race at ’ r Unlontown, Pa., in 111 It*. I,u!or in the same year, another victory on the same trnek nml one at Elgin Ills., firmly established him as a t t ' favorite with the public. Murphy began in the 102(1 sea­ son by winning the inaugural 250mile sweepstakes at the Eos Ange les Speedway, driving the two hun­ dred taps on the mile and a quar­ ter track without a stop. In the same year he placed fourth in the Indianapolis sweepstake* on Deco ration Day; third at llniontown, three weeks inter; fourth in the Elgin, Ills., road race August 8 , second. JnMvu Dt* Unsown event »u Labor Day and fourth at I os An­ geles Thanksgiving Day. Probably Murphy’s great, t vie tory and certainly that win. h brought him fame, was achieved .Xf lit 1; <4 v on July f>, 1 0 2 1 , at Leman*, a *u burb of Paris, when be eaptiiied i: first prise m the (irand P r u of the American Automobile ( lul. of France. Competing against a field ..f Europe’s best driver* and soiim of America's stars, he made tin 323 Yk in lien nil ln»ti r inn! ch( u I»Jlfflied a new circuit record. Prior to his trip abroad, Murphy & had a good start on the 1**21 *e« son. On Eehruary 27 at Los An­ geles, he placed fourth in a retie* of sprint race*; on A pril Ml. oil I lie same course, til’ cstniilisheil 11 fee ord for fifty mile** l.y uegotiatiag the distance at an average speed of 103.1* mile* an Ilnur, Itcplurmir 111 fourth place. Following III* victory in France, he- returned to America and took fourth money In the 260 -mile race held at the Los Angcde* Speedway Thnnksgic Ing Day. Murphy was second in the 260mile opening of the 11*22 season Contest on the Eos Angeles oval March f>. On April 0, he took second money in u series of sprint on the same course, a feu days later placing second in the Sunday race at San Fran daCO, l-utcr in the same year lie came out victorious in the 160, mile Raisin Day classic nl Fresno, the 1 0 0 -mile race at I’otuti. win r, - ning the 11*22 rhumpinliship at Eo* k SJ1 * Angeles. How They Stand Atuerirun League W I. Club: Wash ia*; ton New York D ctru il.. SI. I.oui* Clevrlarul Philadelphia Boston Chicaitu 82 82 7!i 73 fid •12 (13 (10 6t* 60 (14 70 77 78 80 80 Nationsii league Club: W. L. HG Naw York 66 Brooklyn 88 67 Pittsburg 82 60 Cincinnati ....... 70 05 Chicago . 74 04 St. Louis 61* 83 Philadelphia 80 61 Boston ...... ... 48 1*3 Club: hfEW YORK, Sept. 10.— Rat­ tling against heavy odds Great Britain jfoloista with n shifted lineup, will enter the second match of the international chal­ lenge cup series today at the Meadowbrook club, West bury, in a determined attempt to check the Americans who gal­ loped to an overwhelming vic­ tory in the first game Satur­ day. 35CANDIDATES FOOTBALL T E A M ARE OUT MONDAY W. L 48 63 02 81 81 80 03 01* E NGLAND WINH RACE 1Y 8 TER BAY, N. Y.. Sept 10— won the international eix yacht racinff cup from AmorMonday by taking.the aeventii and final event in the eerim. The Britons arored four victories to thras for the United State*. YANKEES I TIE WITHSENATORS PENNANT RACE ‘K BYYANKEE CLAN. Although Oulhit By Chicago Team, New York Wins the Game 2 to 0; Timely Hit-•f,rst l’,nct> w,th 82 >-,nmes won nMd ting Big Factor in Win; Dc-|w wlUl {hp Tif ,*r^ four con' trolt Shuts Oirt Senntors1^ 2-0; Browns Trim Ited Soxi In lhc ,m|v ‘t’1""’ i,ln>’wl in th* _______ I National I/ongue, ,Pittsburg won - C H IC A G O , Sept. 1(1.— New Yuri jnn uphill fight from Boston in 1 2 tied Washington for first place in innings and is now only one and the American Longue pennant rnc ■ one half games behind Brooklyn trails the (.innls by one by shutting out Chicago 2 to 0, which Mondny, while the Senators were contest. The three important bat­ tles were hard fought. The Yan defeated by Detroit. Head Coach Makes His First The world's champions gleaned keen won from the White So* 2 to i playing in two cities on the nnme Appearance nt Practice only four hits off "R od" Fuller, 0 on four hits off Faber nnd Con-1 day nnd thus splitting the crowds On New Municipal Athletic but two of Faber's passes develop­ nnlly ns Sinn Jones held Ctdcngo that might attend either gam.’. It to seven. The Tigers heat Mog- will give the Sanford people a Field; Expect Good Team ed .into runs. Witt’s walk, a sacri­ ridge und Russell by the same chanre to see luith games. fice and Ituth'n single scored the Munnger Floyd Palmer stated to first run nnd the second came in score us Collins held the Senators By B IE L C A N N thr fourth on a walk too I’inp, to four bingles. The veteran Rube a representative of The Herald Like a bunch of hull yenrlings Meusel's single nnd n double pluy Adams started the Pirates off on Monday afternoon that unless the fresh from the prairies, candidates which retired Moused and Hoff mud another inning game before he people of Sanford show more inter­ est ill the hnsehnll that is now be­ for Sanford High’s football team Pipp sroring. The White Sox col- ] retired for Morrison, lected seven hits off Sam June 1. 1 Standing <>f the contestants fol- ing played, it will be |iractieally for the season of lll24-2.ri flocked impossible to get a major league but the Yankees fielding bordered los: Mondny afternoon to Urn municipal team here during next spring. It on the spectacular. With men on A M E R IC A N athletic field, which will he their third and first and one out, Kaniiii To i* inn', he said, that Sanford has 1 \ v L . I ’r t . P i n y one of the best hnaebnll. diamond * j playing ground this year, lailb to | lined to Dugan an the fourth in­ Washington H 2 r.-.i .581 13 1 in the country but that is not nl! view and be viewed by tbe new Jning. Dugan caught the ball off Ne York 82 f i : * .581 13 1 that will In* necessary to get a ma- 1 conch and bis corps of assistants, bis shoestringe and doubled Shoe I*etroit •; i 71* .553 l i , jot league team to train here. Coach Unit nnd his assastunts !y off third, teJring tbe sidt Whether or not the people nf this The score: It. IE F. Whelchel und Stines were upon T o ; citt are ripe for baseball will he I 1**0 100 000— 2 •! 0 N A T I O N A L the field for the first time and were New York . W L . I V I . P l a y >liown in the interest they show m | very enthusiastic, over Sanford I ( hirago 000 000 000 0 1 0 K *i r.r* .('■Ill 13 lbe games now being plnyixi, be! High’s chnneoi for n first rate team 1 Jones and Hoffman, Faber, Cun- New Yolk Brooklyn k i ; r .7 .( H i t 11 .■aid. It is natural that a large j during the approaching season. t nnlly and Crouse. Pittsburg 82 r . r . . 5! ( I 1 0 nlimber would attend a lag league . The Team. > _ --------Thirty-five young huskies ans D EI R O M . Sept. 10. ‘‘ Rip ( ol for w o r k in i; m en wired the couch's call, and among lin*. ometime* railed Die unlucktIn-in many Old und new faces up-i i> st pitcher in the American Tin* ln*Mt of workers t out af pea red, nil eager to display their League, pitched brilliant ball for win* 1» tin* liver f « i Ih t*i net prowess nnd ability in handling [ Del roil to shut out Washington 2 I Thi*y ffi-1 Inn^unl, hulfuick the pigskin. j to 0 Monday, dropping the Senators "l>!ti«,M and disrotirairi 1 and think Rumors were circulated recently to a tie wilh New York for the | th«*y nrt* k *-Itiiijr Inr.y. Nr^li*rf S*f to the cfTed that Sanford High's j League lead. if >(lll un> „ M, par«-nt of n child football prospects for the near sea Moliiidge's southpaw offerings j these symptoms might result rn a ,H*H* • ^hpri-fon- tin* si*nsi do uho is so vinfortnnti* ns to have won were rather poor, blit even n j were Ini safely nine time* while H,‘ casual observer, who knew a n y - , Collin* was holding Washington to | .nurse is to take a do-,, o, two of , „ k,.Ui yo„ are advised to try , 'r 11 ' V 1".' ll" - ....... .. M, Coy’s Cod Liver Mil Tablets thing at all about the game, after |four singles, only two of whirl „ V! l’" " fV "n- -ystem nnd f„, 3 n days ami note the results. ! seeing yesterday’s practice would .... [ w . .n .e . made . . . «he same Hilling r, , hl. vim ..... ............ . „f give a very iilllerent opinion I he 1 I oll.n .* double and 11 single h> It's hard for beef of the team is not so much Manush, and Rigney’s t\v(, base Int ! Piiarniacy ' 1 children to take 1 of tbe “ bull nature,” bill just the ahead of a ringlc by O’Rourke 11c vile cod liver oil same it will make any of the Rbu k 1 ounti-d f*o the .1 111 ml 1 cm n i ) i * i* >* |t|> v a i to I he new met h und Gold opponents think that The score R .]l, K Ijlb lr * *I 1 od —M i d ' u y ' i they have struck a stone wall. U a-ho : t,.n (MMI (Mill (Mill II I 1 Cod Liver Oil About n half do/eii of last veni s |i, i., ,t no I Inn onx j | Tablets •— sugar are back and with many innic uhn \l o.'oili , aoi U rn I , ( •*1111 ! M it ini bin Jones lover anil Kidney ^ , to take, i* much were on the second team la*t year, U m. dull Ionic Will Du It heller the horizon seems much hngliter _ A s a t m i l e vvl ot i i t o i e is w s a * ,, for the Celery Feds. : J I .O l' IS, N, pt Ml \ ungildcr io»s m,i lack or nton ton. w 1001 ■ B r*n m a t t e r , f. '■ how weak, thin,| As uniforms have not been sort allowed only seven safeties „?id the little i ' l l 11,.11 1n.1 i.»s mihv m innlcr id and unpacked yet, it will be s' v. , Mi.,uns won Mum the UosLoir Red liif.l y.oir le.rs ,l,1<K c . „ r. I , n l , l ' S ' U c s . ......... ............. J.,„| . n g , •• I I • V r f. A r 1 • rill days before U»r grid aspirant* |Cox .Monday, I Jo !!, ,11 tliefr lust sl«« e is l<i uk . ii c fo n jorii-s 1 vVi \ fIS ' I dev elopriF your will appear in (hen proper tog- I I U I I H * n f t i l e ' ' N i l M d i , J ! I V I I I l f I I I I * sod Ivlilu■ -1 Tordi is .........ne ,i.tng ' Js/i 1 Inti] may he, i iia* » hi ,. si..,.. .... ..... . ..,1 v -V these tablets (lid clothes, however, dog Morn dm I l u l l .If! 1 M II l i f t Jlk 111 M LHIflM' " I’ l’ le V i'll 1,1 O Ji • V life ' I,KM - ' VV II I I I gy closets, .el Vi d llliolhi r tcatll I I i i i m i **4 Ikiilji i t ,** j11 11 ini! M t M u m i . i •.ItiNKS 1 IVI it ,v m I K I I '- . C l Wi l l probably yesterday, and xulVcrcd inticli loud l*‘il ti n I • 1 »»\%r1 i *11 1 1 1 11 vc itiiM'K T' *K I f In, i,e, of 11 , . 1 ,1 In' Ip It. I i *N 11 * ai,.| li. .1 11 1, ,*i\ it,, . n. . r , ip if , l i .. *T wear probably than * ver before I le......... lot . , , 1 11 -.if ............ ,I '* don I. you cull get your R II I Yesterday was t mu li Unit's lost H o l o o ono 1 00 00 j :i 7 .'I I* uo'dv I", T c d i 'i ii 1 i \ cn, money back at the Union I'huirn time with the men, und though '■I I ,ni so y any live oruggisi dll tab 2 III mil Oily I > 4 t’K\ f;l( m v i vitiv y '* 1 ' f* a 1 r ij'M 1* ' S i s training begun last week, an cn U log 1 o I I nod I lev log . S .O.gll !|V '. ,0 , t lV,S.,;" Ol e yoll get Ml vi:\ r*\i« 11 1 1 I1 new Hililllie was e talillshid l,t a hd R, ,« H II \ 1 I I III 1 * 1 III ll . X. r * °y h • kl* n l l it m i l l It rill ( M I l u i l H * , | and begun The mentor bf ill* ^ II * I. II* Itlltl H|Itil 1)1.1I IHR u A clV ’ l l f l u* »** ■ M l I 1*111 ;i ii»l I grid leant gave to any who might ip is i i r . , s, pi 1 •; 1',11 tong T i l t • 1* I* \1 • k* H If uf t ,i have their doubts, that lie was ho del, aicil Me lon, t I,, ,'l, 01 12 io. I l l d l l l> |*t ••Jn 1 t 11 ** I*Ih" *I*i till 1*141I and not they Fallowing a slmi t nmg' Monday, w hoe tin I,mid.* H d ** u I i I* Ii tji.i \ . | n I » t • f *ml vvIt h#»Jl I I ll \ )*• i SH, ■« J* j , ill I \• n **111 talk on training prop, rly while weie idle ap,| the 1 ‘iral, thcichy T i l l i t * f i l l I T I J . S H f i l l 11M I If k’ M away from practice and s, hool, ih, clip In ,1 1 o a place tw>, nod one m i *11* 1 h i * l In T i i.\ I S ** dll I 117■r I mi‘ii were put through still wmk bait games behind the New York firrili *1 Till: ( I T 1 ^' M \I I. out consisting of falling on lit, ch,!* m it,*' N al lonal League ll • HI N I I I T I s * ,|H \ l hall, demonstration us to lew t»< I t o inn i I In i a A ml * wa tho lloi.l -limghl wm for the S a 11 f • 1 I tackle, charging, and tin various I’ll al 1 hen t he game wa* ,|e K l i . f M u forms used ill the*. Flic form of coli il win n 1, 100 0 1 and Sihnildl cm lying lie hall, hitting line and tripled aiid Moiii* sent o u t a *u, tk? blocking witc t hoi nughly >v lit,,, I!y ' ,>tmg two 1 on* 01 the plained and walked out The lust , 1 the I2lli, n pass und Sten , ouches were exceedingly Well pleased at the nmntiei in win, li gel's doulile worked lido a llo-toli it,dh new and old men cltughl oil too in the last half of the same at to the ever, ises and predicted w.,n inning. It was Shinier*' Day ,let fill thing* f,M the team if it the field, (lifts w n e presented to works every day like It did ycsler Itomiofl, MrKcochnie and Miinil, The seme R II K. tiny. Ritlshuig (Kill (1 (1 0 2U0 (M )2 I H 1 At the present I ouch Halt i* .. C H A’ It C 0 A L LE O N A R D I'S E L IX IR FOR T H E B LO O D does more than this lor you. It builds new strength and vitality, It’s use Insures against recurrence of attacks. Try L E O N A R D I’S E L IX IR FOR T H E B LO O D now. Refuse substitutes. At all druggists. Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 TIRE SALE Cut prices on oil sixes United ■ i i s i i a i u a i a i a i i a a i i i s a States, Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik­ ing. 30 x 3*/i lirny Tubes fted Tubes n. V J6.95 $1.75 f 1.90 12 x 4 $16.00 A L L GUARANTEED F. P. RINES 105 PALMETTO A YE ^U R 1113 Sanford Arcana 1 $1.50 ; Now Is the Time I * „ ©® k IDAILk®® G3 A S K a n y ow ner o f fu ll-size Balloo S x . G u m -D ip p ed C o rd s ab ou t the con fort, s a fe ty and o p eratin g economy the are g iv in g him . L e t his experiences giv yo u th e fa cts ab o u t these wonderft tires. H is com m ents w ill m atch the alm ost word for w ord. Read W hat a Few of Them Say— " T h s y fi t l # b e a u t i f u l l y o v a r a n y k i n d of v o l n | % " — J* r U U U n . l l , W o r t.tl.r, M «m . * ' S k i d d i n g i t d o n . a w a y w Y ll i o n w . t • . t h i g h i p i f d . " - T i i O . P> UUll* F air bald , A la . . > "Non. of that t a r r l b l a J a r r in g a n d l o l l i n g l o Ih. c . r o r t o o c c u p a n t . * " — H . V . N a l l a y . N o c k f n r d . III. There are hundreds of thousands of Firesto Gum-Dipped Balloons on the road today. Whe^ ever you drive you see them— nnd you car help but notice the new enjoyment these ov are getting from their cars. "F r.l i u r . depreciation w ill b . cut A. N A J. A. W i l l i a m . , N at b r ill., f in n . 25% to 50% "Abiinri uf .kid nr .lip av.n on m o w a n d lea t i r e a lly w * * n d * r f u l . " A lv a n T . S lm u n H i, F itc h b u rg , M is s . " H a v a ua.d a^ « w ith m « M Graalay, C olo, gaa f o r . a m . n i l l a p o w e r . " - F. D a v l a o n , This immensely increased production brought about many manufacturing ceonomie which you can take advantage of today by equij ping your car with Balloon Gum-Dipped Cord " I h »va m ore (b e car statrs e a s i e r nlu l H d » i J. L . J o l i l t * m t . Nur I li f i e l d , Mil tin, • T h e I I I m i l e a g e is b i d d i n g Up ll) 20 m i l e s p e r g . l l f i n a * b * f » » r —T I . I f . A v a ry , B o w lin g C rs e n , O h io. **291 m l lea th ro iifb *now , mud. Lumps and w.iar veil b o u t c ha i n i lit l l ItiM iM ." S u m 1 hum piun, I l a t t * liigsr, N o rth D akota. Stfvlng In Mfr.r and tear on par # b#^f* ' b ria r Iat*n•. In* p u t t i n g o n F i t • « l o t i . li e I ( • A . A ll r t», Jr ■, C h i c a g o , H I . " 1 0 tttlh 1 mu h u n t o v e r r o u g h r o a d w i t h o u t f e e l i n g a n y s h o c k w h a t e v e r ** H j is y A. Dor m a n , S a c t s m s n t o , C al. " G o o d fo r an average o f tan m i l . a m t - r t pe r h o u r o v e r his HI r o a d s , " K u k lit o w n , M o n t i l u l t , N J. *'12,36? m i l s * o n de ru oriel r . i nr ca r w i t h n> m u , 1* m i l l s g t l ef t t o r u n . " C u t t r.d A H ntllli, B u t t o n , M as*. AMERICA SHOULD Firestone Dealers are quoting sjxcial ni prices on the complete job. Trade ia your ol wheels on a new set built for full-sue Bali In addition get our liberal rebate on yc old tires. Equip now for comfort and economy—ns we ns for Die safety and better car control you wi^ need this fall and winter. Call on the nearest Firestone Denier—for formation— for your price— and for a quick carefully-engineered changeover to reul Gum| Dipped Balloons. PRODUCE I TS OWN S h eetro ck Sheetrock is pure gypsum plaster cast in sheets. Low in first cost, easily handled, and easy to erect. Comes all ready for use, and you just jiail it to the joists or studding. W on't warp, buckle or shrink. W on’t bum , ignite or transmit fire. A perfect insulator against both heat and cold. Sheetrock takes any decoration — especially beautiful eflecta with Tcxtonu, The Sheetrock Decorator. Made only by the U nited Slates Gypaum Company. A sk your lumber or building material dealer lor a sample and prices. A REAL HOME FIVE-room modern bung^ low, close in, two large rooms, closets and other fe^ tures. Shade trees, 20 oraipf trees, and lots of beautift flowers. Large garage. Th| is a real home. Easy teri EXCEPTIONAL VALUE ‘^ T ’O U can have solid walls and ceilings at j , lou eo*! by using Sheetrock, the lireprool wall board. \ RUBBER” — ...Real Estate Bargains., To pay down on this 5-room comfortable bungalow? Close in; and we don’t believe you can beat tho terms. Price If 1,850; $100 cash, $;10 per month. Lot 50x117. to build with SPANISH BUNGALOW New 5-room bungalow, ID E A L location. Garage, Large lot. Street and side­ walk all paid. Small cash payment, balance like rent. You should see it to appreci­ ate real value. , N ew 5-room bungalow, 1? cated in best section of cit^ Modern in every way. L arj lot., big shade trees. This is j real buy. SM ALL FARM FOR RENT N ear country club, 5 acrej over 300 orange- trees, IP chickens go, too. Small hous — Price $3,000, h alf cash. Large store* room on First Street Also 2 furnished apartmenjts well located. ■ .' 1 i i s u i r i i oa. ■r F. P. R I N E S 105 1‘aluctuv AW.1 { * HAVE YOU $100? U N IT E D STATES G Y P S U M C O M P A N Y 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois E L E C T R IC CURLERS lir w r .t e s fc * L A Z Y LIVK R handling the line men. Men will ” ]! ,m , 010(101 000(101 ^:1 10 1 Adams. Morrison and Schmidt; he shifted to and from Die line and hut klicld until each man has t’ooiuy and It, Smith, O'Neill, GibHi |||, shown what lie is best litted fm, II I a week or so the lot'll will he divided into first and second teams, IT DRIVEN O l ' l WORMS. und shortly after scrimmage w ill 1 The stireat sign of worms hi rlbl I commence. This is always the en­ ,li cn is pulniiess, lack <>f interest in livening point for scholastic fowl play, fret fulness. Cal lable appe­ hall team* and the fellow - are look tite, picking at the nose and smi ing forward that day, each < v den Starting 10 sleep. When these pectant a* to whether he will he a ■v mptniti* appear u is time t,« first 1,1 second string inua. giv, White - 1'renin V eiu iifu gr A From now on practices will tie tew doses drives out the Worm* held every afternoon at the mum and puts the little one no the rood , ipul uthlctn field. , oilinicll, ing 1111 to lotdOt ogam. White's 1 ream mediately uftci school dose* fol \ c m i l a g e has a t e c . id of fifty the day year* o f successful IIHe 1’ i u e JCn , With the Junior t hamher <d Sold by Dillon I’ hurinacy. t'mniner, e giving a helping hand this yen*. Sanford High faces a wontit'i (nl season A schedule 1* RHEUMATISM ENDED now being worked out to provide Don’t suffer any lunger from rheulocal falls with soiue teal games. Hus your nftuiiisi li-nins « tin li matism. W h y endure Much intense ^ains in the muscles, nerves and limy till Vi1 Inllj; Munit'd In sec joint,? Suiifnrd's livid. The poisons of rheumatism are |carried in the blood. L E O N A R D I ’S , E L I X I R F O R T H E B L O O D com­ bats these poisous, drives them out of the aystem. The rheumatism vanishes. You can go about your 75c P E R S A C K daily talks freely, lumpily. *lteA F u ll-S iz e Children with Rickets j Grow Well and Stiong I'ry Smith’s Barber . Shop for pood barber Tin; work. I indies welcome. Next (o Valdez. ft? and ! Kouthrrn League. 101 Memphis Atlanta ... 1*5 New Orleans . 88 Nashville ...... 77 Mobile 07 , ' Chattanooga ...... 01 Birmingham .. . 6’ ... 41* . LitiU Rock f Second Polo Match To Be Held Today **.r of the gJtc The Sanford people that this is their team and they me called on to support it. What the announced this 3 . Mr people do now will largely th tir- that people of th|„ d t J mine the outcome of securing a their beach trip* ' major league team to adopt Sailfofd as Its training grounds. The game cn masse. united efforts Df the Whale . ity tt*e needed to put the thing across, It expresses Mptacu is said. , ' ROLLINS COULFrr Joe Tinker, veteran boll player Park. Sept. nnd n resident o f Orlando, n 'c n tly Weir, new executor M juj i stated to Mr. Palmer that (hero ire two essential elements in getting a major league club t.i miy city. First, what may bo o ffer'd in the line of n baseball field and equip­ hns been shown \>ita ment; second, a guarantee gate residents of Winter P m . receipts. It will be neemsary, he of .his great faith in tlT* by many fans to bo a victory for tlcin^ daily so that they will he pro- said, to gurantoe a cash c q i:vn- Rollins College. I he locals. | _______ It wns originally planned to play the second game of the series In Oilnodo, but owing to the fact that the Sanford nnd Plant City Kiwiin#■ / */►-. jA > „VJ ’ V Jf ** inns will piny o ff a tie for tho state championship of the Kiwnnis (dubs on Thursday week, it was decided to 9My •nr ' t i t ’ k..W, .1. (day here this week and arrange foi a double header in Orlando for the following week. This, it is atnt* d, will keep Sanford teams from A** it " f *4 1 E’•* further stated, talk of getting t« 1 berth in the Florida State LcliftiJ for next yehr. I f they want thn:, he said, they will have to show thst they arc interested cnougn In base­ r » ’o Teams Tie for First Place Will Be Called nt 3 o’clock ball to warrant securing member­ Thursday Afternoon at the ship in the league. With Intorcat With 82 Games Won and 59 Municipal Ball Park; Peo­ at a minimum ns Itjvus.lnit Thurs­ Last; Only One Game I h ple Are Urged to Attei\d day nftcrnorfh, W declared, it Played in National League would bo impossible for this city tti support a team. The second game of the season' NEW YORK, Sopt. HE—Tho Clydo Chapman, veteran pitcher between the Sanford and Orlando world’** champion Yankees finally caught Washington in the Ameri­ independent tennis will be plnyed o f the Florida State League, stated that the men composing tho Stan­ can League Mondny by winning Thursday afternoon, Sept. 18, 011 ford team are trying to make or from Chicago os the Senntors lost the local municipal athletic field. themselves a winning team but that their second straight game to Do-. Bev.Tnl positions on the Sanford without the support of the public, I team \yili hav© been strengthened troit two teams are tied for ,TT" unid. Y .“ and ' " game Y is Yexpected t n winning team is practically an trolt. The 1 he two teams are ulu Tar |t the impossibility. These men are prac- : .. 106 M agnolia Avenue — ^ , 'L o n e •s' T H E F ird 1 ) * Com >*;*■ J '■ H U H �B^- r- ■ _____________________ _ • . mi h • mmn i - SA V E D ELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT Advertising Real Estate Dai# H erald Qpfc in A d v a n c e * » n i t»«* »«■a «a tr»n " i l f Jmnir.lli.t**lr tm r ,___ jo » ■ IIm _____ Mo ■ l l i i f ____ I k ■ l l n * "_______ 4 e a l l n * Lakeland, through tho Star-Tele* v *6orr* Building Material Help Wanted T A M P A MORNING TR IB U N E — IF U W ANT to buy or sell real FOB S A LE —One ’’ Hupmobilo" Send In your subscription to the ontnte k see .. Thrasher - r r ; — L Garner. --;........ touring. P. A. Mcro, Wight Tribune or hnnd it to your locnl »l»ney hnvo the right price and will |Brn*. building, doaler no you can rcaj Florida’s give you honest deals. Phone FOR S ALE — REO speed wagon, (rreatent newspaper. One year ' 632-\V No 112 Park Avn excellent condition, nearly now, [ $8.00, 6 months $4.00. three months ------- ' k A%e' j $.!.00. I f you desire $1,000 insur- HERE IT IS— A bargain. Home a bargain. Address 012 S. Mills nnre policy add 75 cents to your i or investment. 75x100 lot, brnnd St. Orlando, Fla. j onler. jn°w live-room house thoroughly finished. Good neighbors, lights, LE AR N ABOUT Polk County and Pu'ed streets, eight minutes drive, Wanted jfjjf1R A TE S Trp» Cars For Sale f,l> Cftfh. ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD Rooms For Rent Wanted: Young woman with M IRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ neat appearance to. work for n re­ sponsible business house on a per­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J, B. centage basis, making her .sales TeMrllleger, Prop.________ ■ . through house to house canvns. In Lutnber and Building Material .response stnta sge, sales experi­ Carter Lumber Company ence and earnings expected. _NY_I.au re I St.____Phone 566 Housekeeping experience with renl H IL L LUMBER co: CO. House of sales ability most essential qunli- ( Sorvicc, Quality and Price. fixation Success moans substan­ tial permanent position. W’ ritc Box Q, care Herald. i gram. Dost advertising medium In ‘'^ R HOME— A snap, for rent 15 TO RENT—3-room d * t n a r * f o r ct'O ; South Florida Published mornings. to 20 percent interest on Invest- W ANTED furnished ground floor apart­ m°n*. besides the $1,000.00 rise in tohrlh Ij Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla; ment. Must he reasonable. Per­ price you’ll sell for next winter. Position Wanted a line OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales 'Inquire Sanford Development Co., manent tenant. Young people. c$*r«» 30® to r -0r*t Answer Box 317. P o in ts P T r P f l l l l v j through . - the Xenia narettn 1Phone 528._____________ ■ W ANTED—Job on farm as truck- ■1 ,nr |> r - a t r l n t « d t o U lllto v < ll C l U I I j er nmi trnclor man. Willing t«, ' •tlf lr a t lo u . °.hj 0' Uic.h- "Kricu'tun.l FOR SALE OK R E N T -6 room —----I. m a d . T h e B a n do other work. Good references, i TALI.AASSEE. Fla., Sept. 16.district. Want ad and display house, about d acres of land 50 *111 b«> r o a p o n a t b l a W a r Guilt May Keep Caro of Box 214. rates on request.---------------_ I orange trees; 12 minutes from In e o r r r c i I n a o r f l o n . When a iK-rke. ncr desires to esCOLtmnua I d . ) i . k h o e ii —Claim- town, on hard rued Electricity Germany Out League il»»r, f o r a u b a ir q u e n t tnhlish an apinrv there nre sovinmiMi Th* o f f l r « o h o u l d b e !,? }h, nnd “ » improvements. Phone I s t l o n rd* In f a n t d l n l e l y In c n e e o f Architect R e t u r n s , ernl points that he must consider K i t * So f S - w o n t ) On* ----------------------------- _ . BERLIN, Sept. 16.— An author!- . iO V K H T H H B R *. seriously, nrcordir-.* to specialists rOU R ENT— Nearly 2 acres tiled tntive statement issued to the Gerj F r o m J a i l InSDCC’t io n ADVERTISE, in the Journal-Her­ r t p r a ir n tilU e th orof the Florida state plant honril, if celery or vegetable land. R. E. man press last evening in the ques1* ald, South Georgia’s greatest ■lllar w i t h r a i a a , r u l e * he hopes to get a maximum of _____ _______________________tion of Germany’s war guilt nnd enMiilrn. West Side. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, ftiion. w i l l r < v e y o u T A M P A . Fin., Sept. 16- A f t e r a honey from his bees. Among the 'fo rm a tio n . And If weekly and Sundny Classified rates FOK SALE OK EXCHANGE_I tr>' into ,hl’ >‘ ague of nations has »y w i l l » » a | a t y o u In have for sale or cxrhnnge f or I caused considerable comment in the ten dav trip to New York city and points stressed that have a bear10c per line. Waycrosa Journaling on yield are: proximity to r w ent ed to m a k e Sanford property 160 ncrca best 1ro,umni‘ Berlin press and there cities in other eastern states, inlimpid, W aycross. Georgia. water, shade, weeds and grass. live spe<iii|- various city jail* to de­ vrisis TO REACH tne prosperous farm­ grade, well drained, flowing well i 1!* ,nlk ,,f " » ™ r Bees require fiesh water at all rxtT N o n d a of VnhiaTa hammock land in this section. I f 1 Last night s statement declared termine upon the tV|«‘ of cells and ers and fern growers times of the venr. and espeeinll ( n ah.mid r l v n t h e i r interested get in touch with owner, emphatically that Germany would county advertise in tho DeLand ' p o a t o tf lr e e d d r e e e ae other equipment for Hillsborough during brood rearing. If water is W. Long, Jll Enst 1st St. not enter the league of nations unfthtlr f>fifiiio n u m b e r I f Daily Now’s, rate lc per word, cash J. ____ ’ til the question of wnr guilt is solv- county’s new $250,000 jail. Charles imt nviiilahle from a lake or creek, r * > u li« A b o u t one with order. of n t h o u e a n d h aa a !ed. The statement declnred that bc- T. I rierul, chairman of the county the Iires will ho a constant source commissioners, and Fred .1. .lames, o f annovance around the ju m p or «nd th e o l l i e r a c a n 't A LITTLE ANT A AD D In The! P l o f f ftj A u l r c n < i m > i i r a u fore Germany's empty chair in the ,t, w ith yo u unlear architect, have returned to Tampa. w aterin g trough, if the "ard is h>Herald will bring you big re- | I I d l L n a h n 1 j,s occupied, tiie covenant jo u r ail d re a a la ted near the residence suits. Advertise those old articles' al ln n an re t l l l t T ba Against Slate Hoard «««* l , ,‘‘ f,iv i'rn ,> i > Babe Ruth, baseball star, was Dili in” the heat of the nnondnv you hnvo stored away nnd hnve ward (lermanv and she must not l,e raised in an orphangr, rrrat'B at T h e It a iishowing Min. the hives should h iv e *i m e no use for. A little thirty-rent ad I ■M n f f l r * or h r l r f ... c I leouired to ask for an elective scat even hnv lias a chance to become protection hi order that the combs It, — i. , , ,, , , ................... rfrpboaie l'* r * »lla may bring you aeveral dollars.i P A L M Hr.At II. rln.. Sept. . . .. I,ut lie allocated a permanent one. nal a r I 111. will not be melted down and ruined. prescient or even n stnr. Damages of Si.500 against the1 Phono 148 nnd a representative rarvIre Dense shades are to lie avnidtsl state livestock samtarv hoard are will cnll to see you. I’ rom p t. F ffln le n t tiviiv 111 Florida with a remlant Thin pieces of boards placed across h LORI li A—UK 1.AN DO— Orlando asked hv F. M. Platt, of Indian- House Building Calls the hive will answer a a run t need for experienced interior dec inornng Sentinel; largest clnssi- town. in a suit filed here. The . suit Interior Decorator |orat.|s nnd house furnishers, ha* break If boards are not available, fled business, rate lc a word, mini }* il 1 1 , seizure hv the jscs For Sale I hrooghl forth a school in art here brush will suffice. Palmetto fans Imum 24c cash with order of undipped cattle heh-Mgmg ST. P E T E R S B U R G . Fla., Sept. I A special three mouths’ course 1 a le good for this purpose. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - A u - late.-. Mr’ 1 lM‘ ’ W," ‘ h 'K> rt,,,wm,“‘ 12. The great house budding ac- I atToided those enrolling. If weeds and grass ate permit­ ITT You $100 guita. Gn.— Augusta’s greatest ted to grow around the entrance to down on this 5-room lumen Ink ? ("lost1 in; classified medium, rate cn^h .0'lc . ........................................ .................... .................... .................... .... ................................................a m . , tile hive the live* will lie handicap charge. 10c per line, minimum ped in their efforts to work in a ' d believe v<ni fan Itout ,30c. ■ ■■BUBBaauaBaauMaaci«aBiEUHBUHBU«aBBnHBUuuBuuuBBBaBaaBaaiBUBBauBBBaBBBsr.D 5 nut. Also ventilation will be cut l Prior $1,850; $100 cash, b down 1he bee- arc aide to mam ; M A I N E — tVntrrvllle, Morning Sen­ llonth. Lot 50x117. a ■ Beekeeper Must Consider Sever al t "u'r\ tinel Thousands of Maine peo­ ple nre interested in Florida pronReach them through tho B ■ — Sentinel. Rato card on applica- ] + I tion.___________ ______________ V + PA I M BEACH C O U N T Y — The, | scene of stupendous development 1 t Read about it in the Palm Beach J ■> \ -mall business F.n- Post. Sample copy sent on re- 1 402 Sanford Ave. Rea- quest. <■ '■ ■ .j, j, a v i n£_tow n.— T A M P A . FI.OR I D A — Tampa Daily 4 + f «, l-l Street. 50x117, Times, tile great home daily. + + tM me Thrasher & rate 1 Ho per word, minimum <$ b b b b b b b b b u d Vt* 1,.12-W. OITice 112 charge ?5c rash with order. Write vu* for complete rat" card. •'! Imrse harrow, tw o ' b l'Viti.n i'K iis a t t e n t i o n - pen, . so-ol'i Is beclntonc 'lie * re n l.«l qe■r".. two horse plow. V.l.ipmoii In OlorMi's blelory, s ■ ■ Upmililol), iVwIpv#! JWwUsvnr l i i l l l « 4 l -.S , . ^ - I f itrnrl. Just OnlrneU: v ' l w f t ' H " " I Pace's Lane. * million do’tnr luMre nerons K*e»m- j JJ J ♦ —- — - — ' Ms llnv slnrled ipinOer mMllon 5 " rr woolen, made to d**Unr „r„rr, bouse un>lrr roestriir■ gunrariteed to li! , w '* millions beliuj spent on I, . . ... . ,, ........... - t'ls’ bwHV greslrst elinios for lies B ISrnt. li Woolen Mills. .III., .1 .., , t., gel l„ groilful B B •F |f . Writ** I im ’p li'pritfiit P«*pnrf* i mriil T*i** p#»n»m*ol»* New* i\R.M ..I sand elav W*l;sT V l U o l N t s — <~1nrt,vio,rg “ Tl,*, t *' »i U'•liiiru Kt|M»n«>nt iiiornlpf Ir.he west of I,o pgwood. •rtc fn»| |n$r Stin«1/l\. Infill* t-half •'•, liigh ridge land I crut |>» r wnri| tnlrilmiini 3lr» + in flo win g well dis+ i o , Ri vet ; 5(1 acres T n R E A C H B U Y E R S or sellers of + Florida real estate advertise in + n tdendid cult i vat ion; Die St. Petersburg T'ines. fine cent + I . > , i dti vaipm w it )i a 4 rent a word daily, two cents a word I'd I'd l ead> to siilnrSumluys.____________________________ b a »r mudeiti 7 iimiiii B B + s»,e water woik*. plmnliHU i t)U W A N T to buy or sell B B . • - outhouses, tenant anything?" If so advertise In n ■ 4 + B B + rag dpi)' two year old U p - "Caines ville S u n " n b rtiyi tries. 2ll.filHI sour ADVERTIS1NC. gels results if it I thc/ii ready to hud readies potential buyers. I’a- > + irr fm dairy and poultry lutkn Daily Ne w i is emulated In ■ + 4 |lf i $15,11110 one third an industrial nnd agricuituial seeB 4 + 4 + • a ti run, I ukc .les- tion. ♦ *Jf>, Inc.. lamgwiKMl, FIh. ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA — St. .Connelly & Son Hi Avo. m Phone 48 erty. (iscellaneous For Sale ss sg n qy <• Sept.16.— Soviet offictaken steps designed to k. '•inns who fled during tsti.iii t,, return to their B j N O T H I N G L I K E IT O N K A R T II. The new treatment for lorn liesh, ruts, wounds, sores or laieiatiuua that is doing sucli wonderful work t Niwspapers through- B B ■ ! lli>* them to return trun.spurtution is H'diu, I bquirtineiit of the b«(ef itself in sympulhy >ne inI Soviet summons, Birmingham (Ain.) teachers i ^■Gnman autliurilles to |have one chance in ten to marry. 1j subject* whu wish ' und work fur logs than they are \ t 4 4 mes ® mw fJ ’ ^i ,w 4 ♦ gg SB 83 & 4 4 4 v •!• 5: $ 4 4 4 4 4 + i4 T + 4 4 t 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1making now. -nliMil enii lliucnt " f ■ mini report l«n I '.id ! 21 " f i halo • J M Fit 1i t , cni-ity *upi riotciidont ft of r*ubtir instruftlon, now hem ’ ■ i In "lavl by the state *'ipertrtfn'i p de’i l ’ s nffjee The t■*tAt eni"tlni4ii6 ■ fi r t hi la t «■ • * ion vv hn h ended m J June vvn- 1 l,S «*> a ' ■ 'iiiparod with ■ n t. tai of :• 15 .: in i u .m I'l’j n ,'i • I'I'i lig nes Ini |!»22 3 t vv, re 11 nr.xiiNot r: m i n t v . L i'S f Bunch 8 or B> keys First Ft. Kinder please return Box A. B. ( ’ . Herald office. It 1ST One rl.uk b l u e sdk para­ sol, tipped in nnrber. Finder please retn. n 5di! Palmetto Ave. 4 + 4 4 , w in i Opportunity I | I j l Knocks at Every Man's ■ | I | I | I I j i B Door Every Day in the B Herald’s Classified Ads B TT i f I f i ▼ I IBBIRBUBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB i' esiaped Fred It. Wilson i,A I\i:.sV ll.t.i;. Fi.i.. Sept, 16 New I o k pri,dliie aad »• on, miss,on hun-c. are hegnii'iiig ti> show in t i i e * t in Florida sweet *,utatoe,, H' lit t ding to .1 ,M Mo ,,iy ,,f |.e ( rosse. who st ites that mlicern* in New k ork were venting for con tracts foi as high as 5(10 acres at th, fan, v pitee >t $•’> tier barrel f«,t lag 'em dcr-eys. f „ ,ata DIG R. M. W E L S H GRADUATE VE TE R IN AR IAN AiMim 205 Conrad Building Phones: OfTire 20, llunis 21 DHI.AND, FLA. '0 a SAM E F I N E - I T W O O UVD ^ C O * b T A s ^ C A J T FUn j EI D O L L J \ R * b T O < * E .T 'T DONE , ____ 'Y O U R t^ O N E T ^ D G E T A ^ k I’L L HAstHc^ t h a t IT ’ P ic t u r e . DP I N h a l l Da- T*» .)•»«# pti l ift, g u n nnd w ife. It*’ t»»*rea K l i i f K n n . A u k u M a I m b r l tii t*llA|Hti.iti nil.I Ceurpte l l n w n r t t N i M V p a n n d w i f i AilK un tn l N r n v r * . nnd p i t ' l l n fid i \ i ' t > o f th<* i i I ' o v p lii T h e Si, ut ■<i it II . HI III n n e w s p a ­ per p i t h11*h. il In S a n f o r d S e i n l n n l s I ' o i i i i l i | l.-ilils i i n e e eMi'li w e e k f u r l ight . ..||*I‘ " l i v e weeks \V f t M ' S to* h Hlid tiliii I tie sent o f l l o I ' l l * nil I ' " U l f " f ' to' S e v e n t h J m l l e l . l l ■ I I I n il of t h e S lM le I l f I I o l»l.l. If' H i.d f " , Si-llilt o ib l * m , l i ­ lt ..ti t l s l l . e : o ll ds> o f J u ly . A. I i t •• 1 I i Si*ii 11 K A I u iff ll.ASS. I ' l e i k " f 1tie I i n ul* 1111111 o f I l l s S e v e n t h J i i d l e l n l I ' l n u l t nt K l o r I.I h in m ill f m S e m i n o l e 1‘ i i u n l y . lu A M W E E K S liep u (> f t o r k W Spencei J r. S u llrllo r an d i ' m i n se I f o r I ’ li i u p l s l nn n( J lit, H-6-1S l » I l t 'lt - il. P R IN T IN G Tlu* M a l l h c w s U r c s s R h on e 117-In’l Wrlaka Bldg.. Hanford. Fla. George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Ijiw , Over Seminole County Hank ---------------- F lo rid a By GEORGE McMANUS WING UP FATHER P H O N E AU, FIT \TH>N San ford, ------- -- CO nsq T O KT f«*nda lit * BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD New York Interested In Sweet Potatoes T JOSKI’II Ka ( ’u n ip laln an l, v* I'I N t;, •AN, the old erv " f ’ Over Row-lev Just ,|,.,,.<rll'ril. or any part or parerl a* h< has ‘loti, for half a eenturv j t h e r e o f tl Is t i e r ' l l iirtli r e t Hint v « n slut Ii al'O 'i,„g "S tariv Night" and I ' ill'll of V I " h lot -l|'|M'Hr I ' e f o r n "D"Wn ,u a < oal Mine." which •o n s a i d , ' l r . m l •■"Ml, ul I lie I ’ o u r t h.vc .'ilwitv* been idelilltied with l l ' i l l s e III Sil l>t " 1 ,1 f t ' O l i lH . " I I ttm • III itii ) o f i i e l " l " r V I* 1*11 and hi' nano Frank I "lev, 6tt, sang "Stop t h e n h lid I I o t * llli lk e H I l i H i ' l I n t h e *w ul n b i l l " I i "M U 'I h I i i I e i l i l l i l l e d ^ our Inkling J o c k . " which lie iig H lo s t i " i , III t i l l * e s u s e w rote foi Sn llarrv U i u d e r l o i r ’ ll Is f i n I h er o r d e r e d Hint thin b e f o r e t be S c o t , hllian's lullin' w,i* 111d e l o f I ' >i M le ii lo ll he p u b l i s h e d SUM I It. S c . Sept 16 Six i "iivict*. tepurled pfovided witti a i m s nnd ninmunition. are •ut l oun d in a clump of woods a few i * ••* 11 "in Sumter by rural policemen Tiie officers have • \ | *f I•111Ul « Wi l l 1*1ll't ||'I|I|\ O f rcitiforcvnienlM finm 'Hint’ Outlay f •»r in \v Ih ii I»|h . • asked for I ln>t \ f hi 11*t*«•••«! ntily $'JFill,niM) Sumter. uliilf* fm fh»* |»riifiliti^ \tnr tin* total win* rHtfi.onn. • Superintendent Fishes’ * teporl tndtestes that the Dade seliool an llwritles have an extensive lutildiier ptogrntti on foot fut the next year. with an expected outlay of several hundred thousnn dollar' ready i " he put into new buildings and cq»l,p incut for the betterment of the fa eilitlc* foi educating til* rllld le ri of the county. __ A T T O R N E Y -A T -I.A \ V » 1 F ir s t N a t i o n a l Hank Hldg. S a n f o r d . ---------------- F lo r id a \ fit ? if •• « nliunt rvitt’ f n v'ti' "!i"\\ •. I lt» ' 1 \III If Ilf t >1 «Mll M.| |*|o|l t * * j v. It t«-ti tii*n|M«| f r o m 1 1 7'<»i,tMm i*t ! I .*.*:! j .h t n i t if.iiirli t » * I.A K t: , n n m o d <1*»I•»»d*$n»* If ll x l n K . » n d If e i t h e r . fin\ nr nil o f nnld d e f ..fid m tit In* d»*:i»t I •» nil p a r t len r l n l r n t n i ; ln tp r p n l n n di r r n r h i'v i*r y n f 11« •• f '-llnwirur drrrn«»*<1 di f e m liin lK f «»- x* it Jnupph ' K l n r $rnn nn d w ife. Ilrt.#*rra KlnejCAn. S U T T O N , Surn y, Eng . Sept. A n c t i H a Ifm lirlln C h ap tn in nnd 15 "Sweet" Jcni'V Uus*ell, aged d i n r K P I l n w n r d NVn'**** « n d w|f$*. **r n i l i p r w l » P , In 7'.'. vvii * the suubicttc at a recent A t i o i n t i i 1 llel etit givi I* h ie l.'l 'hi guile!, of nnd In th»* l a n d * h**r**ln »f t »*r d**B i r l l n d . In n il i m r t l o n e l n l m l m c In llat'V lu ll' *,iiiim«. hi'llic fur; i m i u n d e r S a m n e l t ’ lin p m n n . dnIII.' beintit of the Vnrtet v Artists'' • •••«««-d T r u s t e e n n d h i « Hin*CPMt»rR. or Benevolent Fluid. Mis* Russell | n n d t e r r y .In«k$M*n i l p p f i t i p d . -ring- a son gof love and sweet j •> l h f P * tun In nn d t*» t h e f n l l n w t n c i|i,it.’ t l l u d h in dn n l t n n t r Ivlnir « n d hearts whit It made her liimou.* in , t . f i t t In t h e f ’ lt\ id S n n f n r d ( ’ " i m * Urgiish nitl'l, halls half a century t\ ..f s *» in ln « d e nnd S t n f e n f K ln r ld n , ,,g ’ and dallied tlo- Highland III, g »»•.*. |ut? t I r n l n r l ) d e n r t l l i e i l nn f t il|,.v - l • n tl will, great vigui, wearing the tai w ln n lm r H nvnlrrd ( 100) Ian who'll Ini' been ulentllied with f. t |!•««•« ».f tit# fp| ( ’ o r n p r he appear,tin «■» foi in.in decade. f HI.., k T l t l i t e e n f l i t *-f « %h n p m n n I inn teen , Id t lllle lull- 0 hall ftnd T i i t l t . i - Ath lH tun t •* th e T o w n Mltl'ts. wll" I llg’’’ l _’ !lle age I:»■ k . f S n n f. t t IT .» r t d n n e e n r d lt llt tn n .h»t f i t . T . . t d t i l v r e r n n t e d In Ih n ed " nIv a few veal* of one tliuii p u t d l e t. . , . » d « '-f S em lnn l** 1’ n n n t v . in were ut, the progiam Put K L . r t d n t t m t h e m e V . » r t h O n e l l u n d t *ad • Ml •••■H I I I T ) f? e l th en ee I nog.HI, aged 86 vva* the pmtii ■ .li. and tl. v "U,,g,*s| a 1 1l*t vva> 1*»lM l ift v t%tt| ft • t tlt i ftPP Snutl* Out* I ( i!fitt t-d S e v e n t e e n I I 17) f e e t , t i l 'l l . . . Went F lftv 150) feet to I \\ llovvlev. of "Over Row point o f It* ttlnnlntr n n d t>> n i n nnd :»11 o t h e r pernnnn. b v fame demonstrated that hi* 77 veal* have not iltrnpui itated m |i"R,i it.une* ale ii ok no vvii. rtiitmInii iiny r tK t ' (. l l l l e or Interest In h in and lurni'd a soinei *ault . . . to nnd t o the property tirreln-atovva '..r»T iMM’ l i i f • • *tij»!o% • .| .tL’ jiivt'f iv f i tin «m», ioii of i ol* j : !■*, 1111! I ! S T riiA#(* in t'KII \ . Fet e For Variety I Artists Brings Out Many Old Timers Six Ksuapud ( onvicts Held in ( lump Woods 4 5 tin FOR RENT— Furnished rooms. run. KENT— 7 room house and 511 Park Ave. sleeping porch, partly furnished, FOR RENTFumished bedroom. best condition.__ Phono 671-J. 311 Park Ave. FOR RENT—6 room house, fur* nished or unfurnished. All mod­ FOR RENT— Housekeeping rooms, equipped with water, lights and ern conveniences. 504 West Eighth gas. Apply 300 French Avenue._ St. Phone 237-W, G1C-J. FURNISHED rooms $3.00 to $6.00 FOR RENT—6 room house, closo a week. Tnble board if desired. I in. Box L. E. care Herald. One apartment of two rooms. Light and running water. Gas stove. 110 Commercial St. Apartments FOR RENT — Rooms. Wouldn’t For Rent yon be able to use the money ae- j 1cured by renting that vacant room ___ now ko wni,te* There are j FOR RENT—4-room furnlaht I ] ninny persons looking for places to l apartment. All conveniences stay. Help lake care of them nnd and garage. 117 laurel Ave. not only make money but assist it, p<yjj RKN'T—Two room apart­ ment. 763 Palmetto Ave. keol',n* P ^ P 1'1 in S-nfcrd. Phone 148 and give your ad over the tel­ FOR KF.NT - T wo well located, ephone. Use The Herald for quick unfurnished apartments. Apply service. 601 Park Ave. or Phone 221. _ R E N T — 3 rooms for light R ENT— Front ln*droom. housekeeping, Corner of Elm FOR porch anil kitchenette. 21-1 Fast J ,\VI., an(| ;<rd St., 817. Phone Second St. 437 . w. ' ' IN T ill’. I IIM I IT ( III UT OK TUB | I jO S t a ild F O U Ild sf Vl ' XTl l Jl liir ivi. < IIMT'IT 111* KI.OHIIM. IN A Nil FOR l \\ t • « m illt'il in tin I »it i f *i'||iit»1 I lniV ll " i i t ' l l e o f I b e III it ts- ll I ' l e s 1 I* v ‘ huui'tl ;;»i ;i.t m i1.' a t t f ffl 1 au.. ■ f Jmiii | nnq ! 6 1 7 ri-spi i I lv Pi* «i$i»ta»’ • l« ?Ii o f turn l.i i l *• •» was |•. 1 •|$( \ u)*anr*t 1 • J for Un- |■!§•*• in* \» at .i». i thi r* 4 B hi lUldn enullt V l i e i ' ni d l l i g t o t he a' i k t rlie year m t c ’ o i d l ’2 11 .! J vv h i t •• pur n' s i*nt 2,116» negr • 4 4 i how n \ i. 1 ' 1* 4 4 l X rt n N B 4 ■ I ■B"BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ..... ? ' 4 4 4 J T AI I A IIA V S F F Sept 16 • growth of 5", ' i5 in f o u l v e i n s IBIBBBIliBBBBBIflBBBBBBBBBB b b b w u b b b u b b b jb b rone powder is the great Imalei B There is nothing like it on ear* B n a for speed, safety und efficiency Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and #1.30 Powder 30c nnd 60c. Sold lij Union Pharmacy. *r If.v II inni,iig X 4 in flesh henling is the Horoxorie Puiv igive published a com* “ ‘lutd and P"wder comb,nation B *. . ,, treatmenti The liquid Uurozone "/ 1 Embassy ja a pOWerful antiseptic that puri to * I funner Russian war | lies the wound of all poisons and * B »11 others who did not infectious germs, while the Boro B 4 4 •> + t B £ 4 4 ■ l Dade Schools Show ! I n c r e a s e of 5,705 D • In Past Four Years K ❖ I PI ANTS—Ready to sot. Johns County ia reached through J [lbunit; 81 1 Myrtle Ave- the St. Augustine Evening Record, b . t* Quick results. Two cents per word. ]■ ae 8t'4i W. ■ ----- ------- Sample eppy on rcuuest. B m t i u • tain ctT ii in v only when fresh air B i- li».|•■*• circulated fleelv through ■ the hive. Houses For Rent J * J *M T E ^ a m W H EN * 1D o I T • I T ' L L e>E C n £ R ig h t o n^ H E L L O -P b T H t^ y D O C T O R JONE*b-Vs/EUL. CO M EO VER R IQ H T AW AY r-J __ o' s. ' Flton J. Mougfhton a r c h it e c t P H O N E FOR T H E F R A M E R a m ' the PLASTER ER AM ’ T O O L .U H A V E First Nutional Hank IIIdR. Sanford,---------- Florid* TQ C \ T A M E W UA D D E R . ■“ X r Sanford Novelty Work* V. C. I ’ U L L F .R 1‘ r i ' . V*1' CONTRACTOR AND BL’ Il.DRK t i r u r r a l Hlt«p M il l U ’ M ^ &IT \ u m n i r r r U I l i r t t l . Seminole Marble Co. AK Marbla and Orantta from all ’ «uarrt«a. But of quality and W 6 : d.tinM ^ 1■■III A l Ua a s _____ rt ("rftV .X K w orkm au sh lp. WrUi for lataat I n l l i a C. B. T O R N * 1, .ilab ITA i ] mx IB B a tf^ a T I B B » ' BWB B f r — $ \W — r-y-TM ^ L T ”----P, ... , /iiXk l i r . i r. I m Im I B m U * « . Rn MS. I'kmt . MB -T - L, ■m 'r’51 � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/39b6f589dc3d2648b2d0746bb05cc511.pdf af85533fdb7dc6c9f450dfb1e0cbdbb6 PDF Text Text ---------------------------------------------- ----- -- ■ ASSO CIATED PRESS D ISPATCH ES ------------------- -- it tosion; N O R M AGAIN AFTER STORM 'v.T :e e r i ■- " .---*u l — :............. - ........... ■­ SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E SD A Y , SEPTEM BER 17, 1924. invention . Sees Organisation Politics Given Place in Foreground KTWAMIA1VK! T A K l f Tnlk “f MnktaTGcii. 1’enihh.K 111 TT r l l l l r l l l i j l/lI iE ij id Were Burned ; st Beyond Rec­ kon After Blast By Cave-In lide Following osion Shuts Out Dilating Gases WAR IN CHINA BECOMES DUEL ARTILLERY Successor T o Commander Quinn Continues; Others Pointed to ns Possibilities F ighting Between Kiangsu Mitd Chekiang Forces De­ Omaha Is Selected velops Into Fierce Artillery Duel V icinity of Shnnghai For 1925 Convention Dnys o f Unprecedented SAFETY MEASURE JUDGE IMPOUNDS TwooRainfall Rcmiltfl In Death f Tw o Persons and Ruin of TOCOMMISSION PERSONAL f il e s Buildings and Property Adopt Resolution at LunchStorm Develops ......i eon-Urpinff A d d ition alT ra f­ Judge Landis and George L. J. W. THOMPSON Ilerry Am ong Those Who ty Men Are In Near Tornado' fic Regulations to Reduce Arc T o Address Meeting Number o f Auto A ccidents n - SIN G LE COPIES F IV E CENTS Chekiang Line Is Holding, Bulletin Judge Declares T h at Files Have Im portant Hearing on Near Browntown Storm Grows ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 17.— ShntiKhni Volunteer Corps Is At the Kiwanis luncheon thia In Intensity; 'S ix I n ju r ’d Cnilcd Out ns Kiffhtinff Is With the annual pnradr out of tho Relations Between Colonel neon a resolution to tho city com­ and Several Homes W rcck el missioners was introduced and way, organization politics came in Brought Nearer to the City Forbes and the Contractor for consideration ns the delegates adopted urging the enactment of Cuba W an ts Peace A t N ext Elections HAVANA, Sent. 17.— At the request o f President Zayas, the Liberal party has named Dr. Manuel Verona Suarez and Dr. Jesus M. Barraquc and tho Con­ servative pnrty doctor, Ricardo Dolx and Santiago C. Rcy to confer with the cnicf executive. President Zayas several days ago addressed identical letters to Gen. Mnrio Mcnocnl, presi­ dential candidate for the Con­ servatives, and Gertvrdo Ma­ chado for the Liberal, asking aid in preserving peace and the rights o f citizens during the elections o f Nov .1. ub- Disarmament S Committee Adopts Resolution To Ask U. S. Representative Will Help Frame MODISTE ROBBED Draft Convention OF 50 THOUSAND DOLLARS JEWELS ATLANTA, Sept. 17.— The additional truffle rules nnd regu­ began the third day of the national SHANGHAI, Sept. 18.—Artil­ CHICAGO. Sept. 17.—The per­ southern portion o f Georgin and lations which the club believes will convention of the Americnn Legion. lery duels continued all along the sonal files of John W. Thompson, northwestern Florida today is get­ tond to reduce the number of au­ The talk tof General Pershing as eastern front o f Chinn’s civil war Chicago and St. Louis contractor, ting back to normal following twt. tomobile accidents oecuring in the successor to Nationnl Commander all through Tuesday night, dawn JRRR, W yo., Sept, declared by the government t o 1 dnys of rainfall unprecedented ir> city. Quinn continued today, but there finding tho Chekiang and Kiangsu G EN EVA, Sopt. 17.— The. Edllh Bobo, Dointr Broadway appeared deeper current in evi­ lies o f 13 miners have an important henring upon! Two deaths re Safety Week, sponsored by the dence since the convention opened armies atill fighting, the struggle mih-commipHion on diaarmaWith W ealthy Oil Man. Is ., . „ . ‘ suited according to reports. R. II Kiwnnis Club, Is to he observed for possession of Shanghai still erday m orning were the ***** *31 pointing to others ns well. relations between Thompson, c’hism. 66. Nnshivllc. (In., was Minus Jewels When She R e­ nient. o f tho longue o f nations unsettled. jin sublet mine num- and Col. Charles R. Forbes, during electrocuted when he enmo in con- in Sanford the week of September Addresses by former Judge K. M. Headquarters at the arsenal at 21 to 27 and plnnn arc being car­ Landis, commissioner of baseball, turns to Exotic Apartment assembly today ndoptod a r e s -|of the Kemmerer Coal thc lntter’s administration of the tn,-t with a live wire and at ried forward to make the week one j nnd George L. Rerry, president of Lungwha of tho Chekiang forces, defending the city, issued a bulle­ y,as a result o f an ex- veterans’ bureau, were impounded I,orw"*town the five year "I'' of great importance in thnt u cam­ NEW YORK. Kept. 1 7 - A l l olution requesting tbe assem ­ daughter of \\ illiam Penn was paign of education is to he carried I the International Pressmen's Un- tin early Wednesday saying that (had been taken from Tuesday by redernl Judge George j! | npartment, exnticnllv furnished, bly to consider tho advisabil­ fon. were among the scheduler! tho Kiangsu armies had attacked ((l||ed when the Penn home was i early today and bur- A. Cnrpenticr in answer to a peti- demolished by winds. The heitv- on in the hope of reducing tho events in today’s business session. viciously on nil fronts— Idaho. Kin- met the eyes of invextiirntor* o f ity o f inviting tbe United the robbery of Mixx Edith RoIh*. Miss Ruth Masters and Erling burncd almost bc- tion in behalf o f Thompson that iest rainfall was In Tnllahasscc number of accidents. Several recommendations are Maine, Legionnniro, both from ting, Hwnngtu and Ihing— but that fashionable modi le. whm'r rise to States to send n reprosenta- * the papers he returned to the conwhere 11 inches were rocorded. ojmition. according to made to the city commissioners in Minnesota, will he principals in a in each ease the Chekiang line had wealth was ;*« •nddeii as it was --------klcy, of Kemmerer. I.at- tractor by tho department o f jus- j mysterious. Four armed lull un­ live to collaborate with the the resolution adopted among them wedding tonight. Eighteen chap­ held. | MACON. Sept. 17.—Two persons The Shnnghai voluteer corps masked men enM red her apartment leagues’ permanent disarma­ up showed probably 60 tlcc. being one regarding the right of lains of the Legion will take part Snyn Method Indefvwsiblc. , nre dead and a half dozen or more i iA the mino at the time way. The Kiwnnians me urging in the ceremony, ami a band of wax called out again late last night Mnndny liighl while site wax "do­ ment romtnisxiiin in (ianting ‘ a Judge Cnrpenticr characterized others injured ns n result of the after fears had been expressed that jplnsion, the sheriff deng “ indefensible” the method by storm thnt has been sweeping that the city designate the driver 3,000 pieces will piny a wedding the fighting would come closer to ing" Broadway with a wealthy oil draft convention fur control of the man, trussed up her negro mnid from the right as the one who has march while airplanes scatter flow­ the city Hiid the International set­ and n>hhed her sif $60,00(1 worth of private manufacture of nrms. This mcn emerged from the which, ho was advised by defense through South Georgia. right of way. Other suggestions er- over The wedding party. drnft would serve ns a Imrds later In Nashville, Ga., Tuesday night counsel, the papers had been se­ tlement. Tho city remained quiet. f irljf last night alive. are made in the resolution which Down streets banked with hu - ! however, throughout the hours of | icwolrv when she leturnrd to her for nn international conference. > . cured. an electric wire that had been torn saved from denth by n .Sanctions in Drsft Protocol inanity, past plazas packed with darkness. The volunteer force is home early Tuesday morning with Rnndlph I.nughlin, counsel for) loose Inst night, crippling the ler- follows; umulnting in the mine her escort, who was struck over Representatives 12 govet mnsnts, SAFKTY TRAFFIC RESOLU­ chi ering thousands, more than 2 -'>,- held ready for emergencies. trulight service, fell when the Thompson, said the subpoenas for I'ist shut out the deadly the head with the butt of a revol­ TIONS OF KIWANIS CLUB 000 members of tho American Le­ The Lungwha headquarters also ver and left uni'oiiseioii on the sitting privately in sul.-ciiimnUtte, each, is making rapid tho files had been issued from the i current was turned on and killed gave preliminary approval Tuesday WHEREAS it is the objective of gion marched in n great parade to|iltcrnnting in shafta of office of the United States district j R. M. Chism, 66, proprietor of a Kiwunis Clubs to build better con­ rlnv, an outstanding event of their made public a telegram fiom Hour. to the several articles concern­ general store. attorney here without nn order o f j Cluing Tsn-Liii, eominniider 111 Iblast. The forco of 200 ditions in any City where they arc national convention. The niv-lerv surrounding (he ing saiicttona in the draft protocol, Tornado Proportions. the court. chief of the Miittehrinit forces rin penetrating the mine With l.lcgionnaire < lurries W. marching on Peking, and an ally of identity ol the escort was dis­ which Dr. Edouard Henes, of The storm reached the propor­ established, and The petition was presented in mass of debris barring WHEREAS, Automobile acci­ IDuwcs, Republican vice presiden- tho I'hikiang leader. Lu Yung |pelled late in (lu* afternoon when Czeeho-Slovnkin, submitted after connection with arguments on d e -, tions of a tornado in the vicinity of lirowntown, 26 miles from dents arc becoming so frequent ?tin I nominee, tramping along with Hsiang, saying that hu lir-t and Mixr Itnhe admitted that hi r I long nnd difficult negotiations as s murrers to joint indictments mim­ ig to reports received ing Forbes and Thompson for con-! Brunswick, and killed one person upon the streets of our city, in his Illinois buddies, the long line was Koltcrt j pact which advances the cause o f ' second armies had moved tweiitv- wealthy admirer I bodies of 21 men* were i spiracy to defraud the government and injured a half dozen others, spite of the strict vigilance of the •wound its way past u icviewing Hague, maiiio* ■•uperinteiideiit of arbitration, produces a sense o f sp» live miles toward Slmuhaikwan. 011 nirity among nntions tlnd prepares I by rescue crews during | I In * Ktaiulaid (til lonipuny id New stand at the state cnpitol, where traffic police officers and the pen­ (Continued on page 3) (Continued on tinged) soon. All were said to [ and conspiracy to commit bribery i Jersey. She also m said to have tin* way for disarmament. National Commander J. It. Quinn alties imposed by the court, and involving a public official. 1 ------It also expresses some npnrehetu in burned beyond recogadmitted that it wus lie who gave! WHEREAS, The week of Sep­ headed the group of prominent \iJudge Carpentier advised counsel sion concerning re* .mini alliances her a $ 10,000 luneelel which was , itor* which reviewed the parade tember the 2ist to tin* 27th hits sading roar that reveber- he would rule on the demurrers among the stolen a Italer Hague |which lire po-:. ..ted by the d r a ff 1 P*diee estimates of the crowd been designated Safety Week by. Friday, tl is expected he will rule *h the little mining at the same time on the defense is a 1111*111 Im r ol several exclusive I pact, although her delegates did' witnessed the -pectin le the Kiwanis Club, to bring to the that not pres* this matter ns the dis­ ding irr the mountains, clubs. attention of the citizens of our City plu. ed the number in excess of petition for postponement to trial Former Pre- ' s*h the sound of crosh- until ufter the November elections. a more strict uml careful observ­ 160.11(10. It took almo-t three Those who saw Ihc interior of j cussion continued. kt. As the sound of the ance of tbe traffic rules nnd law*, hour- to pass a given point. the a pal tment *<aid thousands of micr Brunling of Sweden, voicing Tho basis of this plea, the petition mtoion died out, rosi- set forth, was the conviction thnt In the reviewing stand with Com - — ■■ , 1 dollars li*»<l l*eni silent on furnish­ the opinion of the neutral states, that the lives and safety of per­ |ol tkAttle rommunity of the so-called “ veterans’ bureau At todays' session of muuieimil ings. The Sanford Kiwanis Club after sons may be presi rved and protect­ mnnder Quinn were Gov. .1 A One of the looms on tfie declared that Dr. Bones had prt>tvJtartcd an exodus from scandal" had become a national po- having won five straight glint” ** ed. and Preus, of Minnesota, W, B. IIable court 23 ruses were urraigned lie- j til st floor i i fitted up as ii lair dm ed n hig, historic document, through n blinding WHEREAS. The City I'oiniiiis. man, of Louisville, commander in fore Judge J. G. Sharon. Receipts room, with a brass rail, cuspidors, which would he given that close’ liticnl issue, with campaign speak- during the summer and having ln*t [to the mouth o f mine sipn of the City of Sanford bar chief of the United Confederate from lines, costa und estreated j side tables and xuw dust on the study which it warranted. Among the articles dealing with nft mino, Jo riaim era fo r three distinct and opposing i „ niy ul10 (4 IU4W t»»uing u chulluugc requested the ijifferunt Civic Or­ TYforans; S. R. Vunsant und 17. L. o '. d:» totaled $377. Of the c ases, j flour. Il wax here, acmnliitg to uartlcB demuttdin*,. coavAtion ■o f ; ' .. sanctions, which thoroughly wore* * •'*"■ ' . several were transferred to the, nnls team in the state o f Torrence, of Minneapolis, past com­ the inaid. thnt Miss Bobe frequent j ganizations to ro-operate with the the defendants ns a vindication of nn* Crowds Gather discussed today, was Article 7 o f . Florida to play here on Sept. 26 for City Commission in bringing about manders of the G. \ It., and foi - county and one to the Orlando p o -! Iv entertained her friends. party policy. the protocol providing for general im hour so' many reslliic. liter Judge K. M. Landis, Impartial Jury Trial Impossible. the championship of the state. better conditions in the City, Detectives invvstigatmg the conI contribution front all states In or-,fti« ramp had congregated The cases aarraigned were Florida First. Under such circumstances, the This was learned this morning from THEREFORE BE IT RLSOIA lest found so mnuv striking resent der that the cYmnlry which the as^ ItAe main portftl of the tun- petition asserted, nn impartial jury head Joe Hall, receiving stolen good, Troops from Fort Snelling jii was with ditficnlty that trial would he impossible, since K. F. Lane, munnger of tin* San- j E!>, Thnt we. The Kiwanis Club, •> ed the parade, and the first le g ain 11 unsferi'od to 1 mint), Willie Jef (dances to the unsolved killings of biirul tribunal* have outlawed. body assembled, do recommend t** Dorothy King and Louise Lawson, and rescue crews were "each juror would be influenced by f* team, and Irom dispatcln*1 Tbe City Commission of the *'it v department in the line ivas Fh.r ' fei son, drunkenness, $6 and costs for whom Miss Bobe is aid to have Tliis article obligates the signato­ lirke their way to start the political considerations.” by New or Ml days in jail, Charles Parrish, j designed flocks, that '.IlcV express­ ries to assist (tie attacked state sent out b> him lust night to three of Sanford, that tbe following rule- ula, followed ill orilci J a-sc n*. and assure the safety of Innd and Mexico, Tennessee, Wisconsin and lairetry of bicycle, transferred t>> The paper* impounded today in­ |of tin- disaster was sent to clude bank statements, personal of the leading newspapers of the i lie enacted into laws for the liettei mi down I be lim* m accordance with |iolirc of Orlundo; ('. II. ( owun, ed tbe Ix'lief that In solve thi- xea i ommunicnlion. stole, challenging mi) contender. pi "lection of tho lives and personnewe-t mystery would clear up the The Flench consider that thia tr and the main, winding cheeks, letters, and construction speeding, emit min'd to Friday; i ai lici ci iittet*. It was otiginully planned to pluv of «uir citizens, and thnt they be uiembor>hip increase ratings. clause I'liitblcs tbe operation o f th« scrum hn/hway soon he- data viewed by the government as Robert Holly, .li . speeding, cmiSeventy-one departments wire Front stories tin* maid and Mis- I Hr it i- 1. fleet in time of icugue o f * prsi-tiT with automobiles important in establishing evidence the team of the Plant < ity Kiwnii- r i ' ”11 the greatest publicity po tlimed to next < hristmns, J. E. 1 epresented. |s Club in Orlundo next Thursday sitilc; Mi. on loot. Rescue crews t ' hi rol, Jr., breaking glass mi «ide- Bobe told them about the rohhrrv. | nation* lined to preserve peace and Ailn procession wound I of conspiracy. The question as to week. Sept 26, but word bus been No U tin ns on hirst and Second detective* said it seemed as say that they are entirely xatisfied i Tine, in the adjacent ter. the advisability in evidence of the toeeive.1 from tlint city stating thnt Streets east ol Oak Avenue and through 1 lit* downtown district, walk. $$10 bond estreated; J. E though tin* robbers bad expected with the British private assurance Itinv nf them owned and impounding files. Judge 1 nrpen- t|u* team has disbanded and that it where all business was at a com t at rol, Jr., reckless dr iving, $16 j vve-t of Sanford Avenue, to find their victim alone, a- were I Hint the proton,I iequiietnents will b> Hu- Kemmerer Coal |Ler said, would be left for the cun not play on that date. After 1 No I terns on Sanford Avenue 1 plete standstill, Armistuc Ihi) la ml estreated; Mr- I Biotbersoii, |Dot King and Miss Lawson when be loyally carried out. uiid other by tilt* Union ii klcsx driving, lined $ 12 ; • . < scenes wet,* re enacted. learning that, Manager Lane dis from Fit -tie d In Fifth Street With the British giving assur­ Itiilioiol Ciimpany. quickly trial judge. Overhead six airplanes of tin* Melton, reckless driving, dismissed; I thev were robbed and killr.l The lobbeis apparently knew of ance to the French it i* understood I’d si.rted on ih.dr , The l * lition patched challenges to the Florida inelu-iv e. Minnesota oh-ervution squadron Ed Betts, driving car while drunk, ,r *■'•trteil on their wip Q,e return o f the documents “* ’ Tillies Union in Jacksonville, the Slgr.nl all left-baud turns— Arm whirled in varied formation, at continued from Kept. 16, $100 ami Mix* Kobe's reception movements that the French on their part haw’d HOI Thompson. |()ilnndo Sentinel, and tin- Tampa extended, right band tin ns no limes skimming low over build costs; J W. M1 Keoun, violation of und tin* art iiiigcmt'iit of her apart- been spending some time in con­ "'Mtinued to fall 111 vir- j Mgnul Tribune mgs, but the roar of then motors tinffic laws, dismissed; Jnck Torf , 1 m«nt, gaining entruucc with a pass vincing certain o f the continental rut- and shortly aftei ! WOULD SAVE I’llII.DRKN * The following appealed in the No spot light:, or bright lights was drowned in the clutter of him drunk und disorlcrly, $6 and costs key. One of them is said to have leaders that today's ill nft protocol (tin disaster had spread to Orlando paper this morning: in Fire Limits. drefls of horses’ hoofs as the artil­ or 10 days in jajl; R. E. Crisen, demanded "the $ 10,000 ring you does not represent a sinister pro* , *r, the road to the mining MEXICO CITY, Sept. 17. More "The Kiwanis Club of Sanford .­ No busses, coitiuicrciiil truck-, ject whereby England might UIN drunk and disorderly, $6 and costs got Saturday." lery units moved tlmig the nils*. ilclaied tp be nearly than 60 per cent o f the children Last Saturday Miss Bola* gave duly extend her influence in conti­ Minnesota's best 1^11 weather or 10 days in jail; Hattie Brown, An urgent call for born in Mexico never reach their boasting a cracker jack baseball foi lore ears, nllovvid to park oil 1despatched to the bureau first birthduy, the federal depart­ club. Tbe aggregation has won five Fust Street over fifteen minutes. prevailed, a warm September sun disorderly conduct, dismiased; Hen­ a birthday purly, spending more nental Europe and become niastcV headquarters at Denver, ment o f health has announced in n straight games und has lost one ' No parking within ten feet of 1making slid sleeve marching pirns ry Brown, disorderly conduct, dis­ than a thousand dollars for decor­ not only of the high seas, but of tho^ continental maiiiiund. | ant, uml also adding all air of missed; Kenry Johnson, speeding, ation*. her inuiil tidd the police. rescue car No. 2 , on bulletin with which it opened n contest ilii> year. With this recunl Fire Hydrant. Tin* wealthy young modiste is No Cut-outs allowed in City Lim­ comfort to the bathing beauties $6 bond estreated; Abraham Will­ ITrinidml, Colo., was order- child saving campaign. "Thou­ in mind tin* dub is laying what *s 1 diapoitnig themselves in the minia­ iam-, disorderly conduct, dis­ suid by Imr acquaintances to huve Sanford Progressives P*«d to the scene of the sands o f these little ones die 1k>- bclioved to be a just cluim to tin its. state championship. But to tie At the intersections of all streets ture bathing beach that was Flor- missed; Morris Hodges, disorderly an ambition to he knuwn ax "the A second car, number causu of improper alimentation," doubly assured a challenge to any tin* car to the right of the driver l ilia's float. conduct, $10 and costs or 10 iluys most hejeweled woman in the Fleet Local Chairman |«di mu ncld in readiness i the department usserts. Kiwunis baseball club in tlu* stale has the light of way. Commander Quinn led tho pa- in jail; Dave Sheppard, possession world." nnd to have urcumulutcd Journey in case it was A t Meeting Tuesday to play a game in Hanford on Sept. All pazkcd curs to huve parking rude to the reviewing stand, wear­ of intoxicating liquor, $200 und many gems besides those stolen. 26 lias been flung far and wide h) lighfs burning. ing the garb of u cow boy und costs or 0 days in jail; Emanuel IF«rrc» Rescuers Back the Sanford dull." Cars passing up ami down *i mounted on a bay horse. The Tex. Hines, vagrancy, dismissed; Wal­ At a preliminary meeting Tues­ |Min as n clearing largo Mr. Lane state* that at present sin i*t have the right of way over as delegation was headed by its ter Stafford, vagrancy, dismissed; day night, a local "IjiFollette for Ik* admit a man hud been the Brook-ville Kiwunis Club i- curs leaving the curb. "old gruy mare," with Miss May Sum Morgan, petty larceny, trailsJ’ to-iib-nl" club wux organized at.* [at" ihc wrecked main porthe only nthci one in the stale who (erred to county; James Wiley, pelwliiili lime F. L. Crosby was elect­ BE IT FI RTIIEIt RESOLVED, Peterson riding her. *,nr parties attemnted to Post ina soils were there in every tv larceny, transferred to county. still has a team. Il ii thought thnt That a copy of these resolutions be ed chairman, according to an an'f i e forced to withdraw the lit ooksville dub lias won two presented to the City Commission conceivable variety, from plain dog, iiiiuiii i incnt received here this, M*’ gm. Orders were sent mot lung. Sillies for ruscue work Everything is in readiness for the or three games and they might by tbe Safety Week Committee of through Missouri's inevitable mule, Wilbur Not Recalled (Continued on I’uge 3( The club, it was learned, hag Ilate in the afternoon n big poultry meeting that has been give tbe locals an interesting fight (Continued on Page 3) Six Sanford Boy Scout* panned filniut 2110 men hod uaaem- staged by the Seminole County if they answer the challenge. Account Criticisms in the Bed ( ‘to** life saving tests •idled a meeting o f all progressive* I oultry Association, declared B. t Mr. I*ant states, however, that given at the scout camp on Kilvei and (nends who “ huve the caa$* tftitn were sent Into the F. White, Jr., to u representative 1 even though iHat dub should beat WASHINGTON, Sept. 17— It Lake Tuexduv afternoon under the o f the LaFollette nnd YVhsaUrr ttr»nic and also to the fire of The Herald this morning. To­ the Suufonl team, they eould not wax reiterated today at the White direction of Exuininer George A. ticket at heart" to he held in th$ I to clear passage ways to morrow morning, Thursday, Sept. very well lay claim to the cham­ representative of the form of a general rally at tht, House that the return of Secretary Barker, [the ghs to u5cnpc und to 18, promptly at 0 o ’clock, President pionship. Their record cannot com­ of the •Seminole county court house on Wilbur was requested by the presi­ Southeastern Division ' w b i is . J. A. Bistlinc will call the meeting pare favorably with Sanford's long dent because “ inqiortunt nuval mut­ American Red (.'man with head­ Tuesday night. Sept. 23. The meeting, it is said, is te a f­ relations may In* necessary to their ters made it necessary to nee him quarters in Atlanta [KBoit* received here said to order in the Ixingwood Public string of successive victories, lie F7d. Note;— In keeping with Mr. Barber common interests and their perma­ at once." At the same time it was hua temporarily eatahliHlied him­ fect a membership campaign. All *as raging in the mine Library. said. Constitution Day and at the interested parties, it is understood, nent harmony; and to report to the officially denied thnt the president self at Orlando. * crew., coming out after It is expected that before nigh: expressed dtnire of Mrs. A. M. For two days, states Mr. Whit­ several states such uii act, relative had heard any criticism of any of ■Wts were unnblv to cait- ner, practically every poullrymun Mr. Lane will have received several De Forrest, The Herald re­ This wax learned this morning will meet at that time to discOMto this greut object, us. when unun- 1 the speeches made on the Pacific in an announcement by Scoutinnst- ways nnd means of securing fol­ t. although they made but o f Seminole county, and many from answers to the iluim of the local prints the following urticlc imously ratified by them, will en­ coast by Secretary Wilbur. from Salmagundi relative to f o . into the interior of Orange and Volusia, will give their team for the state championship. m M. (', Haddock of one of the lowers o f the progressive ticket in 1 ' proper. able the United Stales in Congress the creation of the Constitu­ local troops who witnessed the ex­ Sanford und Scntinole county. attention to the many important If the challenge is not accepted by assembled to provide for the sutne." I* th” umlitrs in the main phases o f the industry. The best any team, then the honors for t'J2t tion of the United Stales. aminations. He declared to u rep­ These resolutions were communi­ Conditiom* Are Ideal >rc wrc kisl by the blasL talent in the state of Florida has will automatically go to the Sunresentative of Tho Herald thut the Darrow Asked to Save all of the men entombed been secured to help put across a ford Kiwuniuns, he suid. Commissioners were appointed cated to the states, and u conven­ tesla were extremely difficult for For Flight to Omaha by tbe Legislatures of Virginia and tion o f commissioners from five ny company officials cracker-jack program. those taking them for the first Another from Gallowa . b linei* been residents of The spirit o f co-operation within Davis to Make Series, Maryland early in 1785, to form u states only, New York, New Jer­ AIR MAIL FIELD, Maywood, time and that Hanford should be Et community of Sublet the association and from A'ith ut compart rolativu to nuvigatiun of sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware und CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—Clarence. 111., Scp^. 17.—The round-the- proud of the record made yester­ t Fathers and sons, nc- ahly fine, and everyone is going to Talks In Des Moines the Potoqmc und Pocotuoke Rivers Virginia met at Annapolis in Sep­ day. • Darrow. tho attorney whose plea* world fliers hopped off here at 8:11 Iwlhr enmpany statements be on their toes to make the meet and Chesapeake Bay. The com­ tember, 1786. After discussing the Twclvo local scouts tried for saved Nathan Leopold, Jr., end o'clock today on the next »tago o f . . . employed in the mine ing very worthwhile, ho declared. MES MOINES. Iowa, Sopt. 17.— missioners, having met in March in subject, they agreed to come to n.» their journey, u 440-mile hop to membership in the life saving Richard Loch from the gallows,' I * thought that practically "There will bo a number of very that year, felt the want of more decision, hut to frame u report to corps, lie ftuid, but only six of them has been sent a telegram eayioir I am lies have bc*cn wiped interesting exhibits o f tho different .John W. Davis, Democratic presi­ definite powers, and particularly he laid before the several states, Omuhu. Flying conditions were successfully passed the tests. It that business organisations and dential candidate, arrived here to­ ideal and Lieutenant Smith said he ?“ « blast. breeds of poultry, o f eggs, feeds, day shortly before U o'clock for a of powers to provide for a local as well ox from all the states, "to expected to reach Omaha in six is believed that tho boys who church societies havo joined In at. In Ilig Mine failed in the first attempt will try fight to save Bernard Grant frem and various poultry equipment, series of public appearances that naval force, and a tariff of duties meet at Philadelphia, on the sec­ again at their next opportunity hanging October 17. Darrow in IS *' boon work- which will be used to good advan­ will mark the beginning o f his par­ upon imports. Upon receiving their ond o f Muy next, to take intu con­ hours. ( L«tecu yeare, is one of the tage an practical illustrations." recommendation, the Legislature of sideration the situation of the Uni­ and that at that time they will be response to a telegram from connty's campaign in this state. 2*°* producing mines in Virginia passed u resolution for ted States; to devise such further Death List From Jap successful. sol for Qrspt. telcgrph ‘ * ' There will be a shorW business **wucd on I'uge 3 ) laying htc subject of a tariff before provisions ax shall appear to them Mr .Haddock stated that the ex­ se tfe u , it is said, nnd at that Him WEALTHY COPPERS Floods Reaches 100 aminer will probably be back In return to Chicago next week and of the states composing the necessary to render the Constitu­ npo: ' arrangements will be completed for thia cit yonce more bqfore cold will "bo glad to do what 1 can.” tho co-operative marketing o f the LONDON. Sept. 17.—Seventeen Union. Soon afterward, in January, tion o f the Federal Government ad­ TOKIO, Sept. 17.— Floods fol­ weather comes. This, ho says, products o f the members o f tnu as million pennies packed in 14,000 1786, tho'Lcgislaturc adopted an­ equate to the demands o f the Un­ bags, weighing 168 tons and worth other resolution, appointing com- ion and to report such an act i r e lowing a heavy typhoon have in­ will give tho Sanford scouts an­ sociation. M ARKETOn Thursday, Mr. Whitner raid, just over 70,833 pounds, arc stored mii.sioners, “ who were to meet the purpose to the United States undated many parts of Japan, The other chance to become members those attending the meeting, are i 1- in a cellar in Westminister. They such ax might be appointed by the in Congress as, when agreed to b> death list may reach a hundred. o f the Red Cross life Saving CHICAGO. Sept. 18.—Whogt. vited to be the dinner guests of the nre the property o f .tho G«s other states in the Union, at a time them, and afterward confirmed by Forty thousand houses in Tokio Corps within tho next two montha. Decamber. 1337s to 134; May, { The scouts who successfully iiace to be agreed agreed upon, to the Legislature of every state, will alone are flooded, Three hundred Longwood Chamber o f Commerce, Light and Coke Company ,1 which and place 13974 to 140'*. Com, December, nto consideration the trade of effectually provide for the oarao.”. t>«raons are reported missing In completed the teats under tha ’ *4 in The Hrrald will and on Friday basinet lunches will collocU them front penpy-in-thf*- tho United Elates; to examine the* On ...... 11874 to 11374. Oats. December, one village of the Salterns prefec­ rection of Barker were: Clyde ion o f Mr. T * receiving this report . the ...... . — . , ___ bo taken, nnd a picnic enjoyed at slot motors. Six hundred million ■ed S' Stanley. Calvin Mc- l i f e th, Fred Landslides following the **t»irable tenant for you. Palm Springs, the free use or pennies are collected every year relative situation and trade of tha. Legislature of Virginia passed an ture. lario NEW ORLEAN8, Sept. 17.—Oc* James iftioinoff, Earle from meters owned by this com­ states; to consider how far a uni­ sc; for tbe appointment of dele­ floods killed several persons in the 23 ('uses Arraigned' In Municipal Court At Today’s Session S a n fo r d Kiwanis C lu b S e ts C laim To Championship W h itn e r Declares Everything Ready For Poultry Meet Six Boy Scouts of Sanford Qualify In Life Saving Tests Salmagundi Tells of Creation of Constitution of the United States lT°uWant to HYour tment? I IMl for service. grounds Laving been secured by the pany. trade body, . » 4.. form system'' In tbeix* commercial fiYr i l f n ’ ' i*r (Continued on Page 8). .Chiba prefecture, ... lej en4 J«ck U*U< * m Protocol To Advance Cause Arbitration, Sense o f Security ____ Isbfr, 2177; Ps<*!»b«r4 1U 9, . a 'j �’ ■ • , • .* v k. -I *> >;> ; .'V ‘ y v v f l : <>«>*:• & •:»3 2 F ;iC a a & .♦* a v & *> *** ♦%A A A » V !« * V V ^ «!♦♦*♦♦!♦ ♦ W ^ J * ♦ V m Jm Jh J #. tt... v a a i ’j Wtm H i ^ wl n w •: A man may gain millions, may become a leader in his community, may get everything he wishes in a material way, but unless that man has good health, his accumulations will do him little good. In the busy life of the city we are often apt to neglect the most important of all things, our health. We allow our bodies to run down. We overwork. And then along comes disease and gets the best of us. In a community without proper sanitation we run a greater risk of being prey to disease germs. Sanford Cannot A fford an Epidemic o f Sickness At the stage this city is in at the present time, it would be disastrous to have an epidemic. The rapid march of progress would be stopped. Sanford’s good name would he injured. It would suffer irreparably. / Aside from a financial loss, an epidemic o f sickness Mould result in the loss of manpower. Death would choose some of the city’s best workers and boosters. Prevention is Better than Cure Florida is again having dengue fever. In cities and towns not properly protected from the mosquito they are suffering from this weakening disease. Those cities now free from the mosquito and which take precautionary measures will soon become known the state and nation over, for their health conditions. 1 An ounce of prevention now is ^vorth more than a pound of cure later. Sanford Must Continue to be the State’s Healthiest City By giving all sections of the city, especially the colored sections, proper sewerage sys­ tems, the chances for disease and epidemics will be reduced to a minimum. > To provide sewers in the various sections, it will be necessary to vote in favor of the bond issue next Monday. To defeat the bond issue will invite disease and serious epidemics. I’ll is advertisement paid for In Ihi ward Hint: ins It. \V. I'ear man, Jr I or rest Lake Crank I*, horsier 'V. II. TunnlelllTe IS. A. Dauelftss Geo. A. DuColtrs It. 1.. lit an It. H. IlcrK G. K. McCall II. T . Hod well K. C. Lane ♦♦♦♦!♦♦♦*♦Jh J m J* ♦♦♦* X 4 'X * »!♦«£♦«$♦ *1* * X A. I*. Connelly T. \V. Lawton .1. L. Malt hews \V. M. Connelly S. M. H oy d J. II. TIIIIh F. J. /Ionr.aler It. C. Maxwell II. T. Ilodukinson I*. A. Mero Geo. W. Knight It. C. Lower ♦«* » *l~l* ♦' tin- follow in,; citizens interested in (lit* welfare o f Sanford und endorsing the bond issue «£♦♦> ♦** C * Dr. S. I'u lest on It. J. Holly A. C. I o il !«. W. Spencer, Jr. <i. C. Fellows A. II. llum-.'ick Dr. L. I). Grown A. ItufTeld II. Overling JL <*. DuDOfcc R 1.. I’ erk|hs I. (I. Dull Dr. It. M. Mason IV. I*. Curler W. A. LefTIcr S. W . Bradford It. B. WlKht . John Mcisch A. It. I'lutt Fred W. Hall Dr. IV. T . fauiftley L. C . Smith. Jr. J. G. Sharon S. Benjamin I*. Weinberg J. C. Deen Kilon J. IVlou^hton Lloyd F. Boyle N. H. Gnrner A. Kanncr Kdward Kly T. L. Dumas F:ed Crandall A. H. Key ' �SAN FO R D M ....... V V .-.W .V .V .V .V .V •— r - J i t e a a ♦ W f * 0-j', ' .-■*.■ I » ' * ! 1 I >■?•:•■{■■♦••>+•!•- j * ^ * > * ! . . > * > < s * ■:••>*>■{<< N R O L TODAY * ■ { ■ ^ 4 .;-*j- 44.4 • , ;*■ 4 44 •;■+•}■■<••:•4 •<•.}•4 .yiy.1. 4 .;.4 04 v*?*<'44 *F><*<■<•♦"+<•<■■> *'»/<) *U;i . ■ * Every day The Herald receives impiirirp regarding its big campaign for subscriptions. Many young ladies are still talking about participating in Ihe rare and while no definite assurance has been given some of (hern will enter, it is thought that bnfore the end of the second period the list of active workers will be greatly increased. K v . * - , v-,». W : »*„ .• * .•' • 1 * » i . * •’ •V* ■« I: As the week passes Miss Naomi Fellows continues ft cling confident that she will continue holding her lead on Sat­ urday when the list of contestants is published. Work­ ing consistently and making every day count Miss Fellows intends doing all within her power to keep other contestants from overetaking her. Those intending to enroll in the campaign are urged to get started today. Phone MS and the campaign manager will call to see you and give you instructions as how to proreed. Don’t delay. Don’t put it off any longer. Every day counts. % valuable prizes may he won. ■f* •> ? Hut the time is passing quickly. Every day sees No4* •> vember 22 come nearer and every day some contestant <• r *•* either gains in the campaign or loses. No worker ran stand % still. Minutes count. *»* $ j * f j A hustler can enroll now and hy keeping hard at work j may yet be able to come out a winner at the end of the cam­ I First Prize— Buick Standard S ix ! paign. ^ one. £ *T £ 1 *5* •3* 4 V + * * ta * *:• <:• v •* +•> *.*• <• > ■: v •> <• •> v : Diamond Solitaire Ring 11ii mill Vnl os i'nur Vcm ml*' nfit n*ri , 1I,. 1' illyil I* laid, >’JS till (S 3 • clirrc Your mi 1 (■|-r■■>•■r , I ,.. p I, SOI on 7l?.'ll»l \ otos v.'in n p l a t iiiuin mm 1i i t i i i i i ' n i i | | w till tj Mill 11 It ■"i ■■ i 1 i |\ mi in -1 i n t h e O i mu u i i i «Im \ ii li 111 . I M i n i . : ! , \ l.i i i M t i l u l 1 I m ile ] •111 ,• I i i , , m. M, , | p u Iu t Value $235 *j >.i u-ii. II. t.. M.Jl, Ibr .. ' t 4t*»«•» ! tl f tnf, 1" M I * »’ » i V. 1li. V i..j .•t vMies *i,.'.im vnil s M.i. , M -*I mu i ,n mi vnil *. My It* r it-!, J ' im Inn Vnt ". 1r„ U ■ k1 M• ,* ! f |Iii1 Don’t gel Die wrong impression and tlnnk I lies will be increased \ n \ >i e«t U! I m p r e s i i h t i p o / y . i n f u r d o r S e m i n u l e c o u n t >, m r r I r e i i r s o f u p e . i - e l i K i l l e l o e n l . i l i e s . m ' " i l l o l f i l e u n i t s » l r s | l l . i l i * l o | > ■Vi til | >m p Ii . mi l l O i o p i t e |mi o n e o l I lie t l o e i M e p i . o s nil f i l l ! S i l l ' s . 1 1 |*l o i l s t o I Ile S u i t , i d l o r u l i l m i l l l » ' e ' l i r e d m i l n h r n > i n I lie l l i l t e d S t n l e s a l t i n r e c i d n r i tiet i l n i l 1. I s I m i n d In a t t i n* l l i t . i l d o l t li . ‘ m u s t lie r n m p i u n e d l o I In ■ .1st] ill | > » > n i i a l Tluv And as the eampaign proceed', they will be steadib i lit \ ether nl ii ei The Voting schedule lor the second pi nod is -,|||| a liberal one < m v ill tcslauls ate Utgeil to cludv it laietnllv and It.eii get bus\ and .ontimie piling up a big score. +++ ++++♦++++♦+•>+<■+■{.+<•-M-+ + <••!-•!••;•< + :-+:v+<..;.^..s.>+ lost ii I i n n l o' | o i in 111 e d i n p iii il t i e r l o t e s i n f . t i o i o l V e f i s i , i n n u t I,, t r , u t - I e i r e d f r o m o n e m u l l * t u n t .ont( t o tin - Nm einplio , i ol lli, s;i11f,,id lleiulil. Ur niem'ier id lie or hi t .'mnip illlowed In fillet tile r.ilMpi ijjn.1 In I in li o n e p r i z e « i l l he . t m i r d t d i n i ^ o n e ( m i l e -Imil. The Mi l l n, , t lie f l l t r i l d e l o i m u o i l i e r j u O f o r i o t u 111 i nsi oi v h y Ml • l i M i li tl d pal rlt i o t e s t n l>e i n u n l * ' d t o I I ' e er<ji i t o f c o n t e s t a n t s m t h i s r a m p a i | ; n In* I k ' m a li tl e d t o tI hIne S a n t o r d l l n u l j u r d e l l c u e d p e r . i i n a l l j t o tin* l . u m U i i t u i R . r a t t h e Il tl e ri a ll U oi lf l ev. d of 't he Siilesiiiiuislup ( anipaiKn 'par] F rid a y laortnii »r. A u g u st 'JLt, and nil) end a: tea o'clock p. in Saturday, November Tl, t'rii. th is eunipuipri is to lie rntuiiietcd o l ■ fair, w|iuiri' and impartinl basis and (lie prizes mill to* awarded lo tire eijjileslants afrurinp the Im pest iiumher of t o l l s In order t ha l lliert* shall be n o itut'alioa m tin* minds uf a n ; I'll son reiatld* to the fairness of thn ca m p a ign . The Herald will select i hid* j nd i r e s u ho will ol the end of the (a m p a ig u . count the lu tes that h a ie been cast and will award the (iiizi^i lu the winners. NAME AD D RESS Those euutesl.inta w h o fail to .‘ i i (* up t o the rules uf the campaign will l*e subject to ausprnniou, thereby fo rfe itin g all rig h ts lhv> may have bad. Said fo ri cited d it c a can not lie applied to a n ; oth er candidate. Not Good Unless Voted on or Before September 27 ♦ The decision o f thw ('a m p a ig u M an ager w ill be final in all coatroverniet arisinif b elw een candidates. __ _____ * J- - 1 '',|t>llll 1 *’1 " ’Dl v :n. ’ 1 l hal liuii 1.. .......r rnr jiit— Bfir wffr c/suit Chif-fiji It may be that just 1In* failure luscc one friend may mean l lu? loan Ii wdl la* ilie i nnicsiant who keeps consistently plugging awttv who " ‘h "in . Ii "ill nut 11 the one who works spasmodically*. I In ie ate stdl hn nit*-........ persons ves, thousands of persons in ibis • I l l ' l l of Finn.lit. "h o "ill y\..ut to subscribe to The Herald ami who will i .oil in j: i\. that subs, npiioti to you if they kn »w you are working for one I the valuable prides idlercd. NOMINATE YOURSELF OR FRIEND i n n e r of th e ( n u l l - l a n t s m Im reintttti i i r l i i m l i t • m i i i m i c o u n l i t t h e r i n s e a n d n ho fu ll to t u n o n e of t h e p r i z e ■ t i l l U p lidfn »oir.ittisruon of t e n pet 1 1 nl on t h e i i i i i o i t n l I li e v l i t t l e M l ' I l l ' l l i n s i i I k i i i p i l ^ u s . 't h e lleraU! lim its no roiitestm i t t o u n i t , n i l t o u t r e t n u n e i u t t o n a n d , m ill p a j a l l t l i n e m h o ( m l l o > i i a o r i c o l tin* i . i l m i M e p i i n n . n i ,ie m t - • <rn o f t e n p e r m i l p r o v i d e d l l t e ( o n l e s t m i l r e l n u i n s u e t i i e u n t i l I tie e el i i f ^ t h e r n l l t p H I R I i . 'I'his Coupon, when neatly cut Irom tin paper, is good for 25 <• <• votes in Tin* Sanford Herald’s Salesmanship Campaign for the follow- t i ing contestant: j’ -- n m en w a l . n i i dav •liunld be an at t i\i'duy fur contestants. \ enMiei.,1 mo Idiinh, u Inn pteporp titled out t. ItIt Ilie njm<- Hid nd ilriss ■,| tin mill I-! nut iiemhi .ite,t oill iTive (lint peisou mi oomttt.it. d ten Ilions.ind dries Out) him* lien, in.t! loti «lll In* iiediteil lo »ll> one foll­ ies1a 111. A G O O D FOR FREE VOTES i oiil t .i ut i u t i l i ' s ? ,i n l n| 11 ii i i c:itii|i-iiyiits nl tilts kiliti leading i niitcstanls get the idea ' ’• ‘ Dicv carirmt bi* beaten and t rcijitcttl ly relax fur a t ifi'?— jnsi lung •Hui.y 11 iu :•! iw si in" nther wid*‘-awake worker to win. I t i e t i r i l l M i * i s H i d e m |m ii I Mi l l et ,t a i n t s e n n ( ' l i t e r l i m n m o | i n | | i l i n S e m i n o l e i n i . n l ' . o u t l e o n ,in i i p i . i l l i j . i s u n i t t vnve lh,* s . o n e t i p p e t l i m i t > I o « III. Every two weeks dining the eampaign the votes will be reduced ■ MAKE EVERY DAY COUNT i . * y nt i Rules of Campaign And figure, if um run, what tin- tv • 111 M*| s . IU> Value $185 • *1* w .•■« Is-dule of volt s allowed ..ti II- i(> ! Ill 1*»IP1i \Mil ** HK II* •:i 1 $i o.i U ■1. U I*1! p"• < •> h 'lee. <'mi i - 11 .................. . umv «>'io y<ar. #1 . Till U ■. lily It* .iii1 - o ' * » t t»t* ** t" II. V. 1lirrr- ^« ti Phonograph The new si hi-dub- ha duel ion will lie a l the end nl I lie second period when another Mit will take place. positively will not. down. Mi! V >c*mri|>•!■ U I" 1 1'onr \ • tr i\ Nlmi iL.l Note the redtirlmn in votes nvi r those g.\. u for the first period of the campaign. neglect. Edison d..(ion y mi , - l'i%r > • ir ' 1 . i j *i i!l 1" Tin* V ' l.lj tier . NEW VOTING SCHEDULE subscrijitioiiH lo The Herald. >,11O" ytntilh * S111<*' 1Ipl I 'll Im 'll, 1' e V 1b I.i .' ' . ,-,l' <Hu* Vt 11 11’ 1t 4i1] Published on this page today is Die It'll , :.nii v ,.ii. 1vyt» \ i .ir The second period m the <ampaigu Iin-, si arted gone into effect. j It u a most liberal offer and too good In Third Prize IdMill l nti-H (. M M (Inc y i ut fill'-1 riptinli i.. di *1href MmiiiIi. I » t - k <1 .3. * * . * . .* .j, *+•*- .> mi 1'wm Year Slllisc, ,pl lull i" 11.. I',lit in a ilium\ lu xiigo'i * anteed to win • > * : • 1 1 ii«‘- Vi-iir till •11'11*n 1" Ihi Mail i: 1 lh! s And H 5- SECOND PERIOD VOTING SCHEDULE Second Prize Hut it will be reduced again after September 27. 4* £ ? 1.815 in prizes are to be given away by The Herald *1** * . •j. soon. The prizes are all worth having. •8* * *S* » . . No young lady can lose. Everyone who works is guar V a lu e $ 1 3 5 0 * <• The vote schedule for the second period is a liberal * the longer anyone waits the more difficult it will be to win. A most tfraecful l!)2."i nm k-1, ful!\ equipped, with Balloon Tires, four wheel brakes; a \vtind»,],!‘ul C;r* “The Standard Six." Special Duco finish. The latest thin jr. Ison display in the show rooms of the Sanford Buick C’omnanyon Maynolia Avenue. + * • : * * -j- + 4 * *:**:• * A I'l'tfcit msn -i't A * little over two weeks have passed and almost ton more rev v main in which workers may secure votes and in which some T ii The Herald’s campaign has just gotten a good start. ;j; 4* The first two periods of the campaign offer the best opportunities for securing votes. As the vote schedule decreases every two weeks, the smart contestant will in ike the early periods of the campaign count for the most. ■ STILL TIME LEFT •> S WILL THIS HANDSOME CAR BE YOURS? *____ . .*. . +v .•-.■■t I +v+*. v*y•.**n v <••:**y<■s v - t * •>+-t-v*n.+•].<■+.;. NOMINATION COUPON | \.\l ftRD I i Fit A I,D, Sanford, Florida. t i- Uc.tlh men: | ‘ ••iHostant in THE.SANFORD HERALD’S f V I hereby nominate J piiign whose ailtiress is Salesmanship .............................. . Cam- | . ....................... I ,, T! t 1,1 3KH',,|'lnn, ‘' with the rules ami conditions of .;. the contest, entities my nominee to Hi,not) Votes. t NAME ▼ % ADDRESS •> •> ................... .- • •.... . - + Candidates whi. are numinalcd will only ht credited with + nomination blank to count 10,(HH) Votes. ' w»»n �. -if ■!• iJiirt ' r.-!f H v t m ; . { / ft: i i u t i i i i n w u n it m ih ii in „ I t.-:: . W I;j « f j iJ F M * w m * ii j n ti, *;'i n i c i / (*!, , , »«»«> T iiii'f niif'i ■m u i ’ i miii, l miu;i.iiiiitn..w.n i.pVVUV 111*. * iflH» > f *Ttfl » » fiM.t Mr»LiKitta>.iti#.. ♦m i n i IiliLL>. f.v' Many tinted r.'.hce the days hf'lhtf iHclr' hMention In l V fiitt that an the policy of mutual toleration prd-1hrokt b ut nmttrig tlic railor* In the .Pharaoh's, statesmen have drawn f«r the help of Clod in th cd.dthcr* vents either language or religion ! fleet at Kiel. It spread swiftly to TheyVfe Gone Abroad nlions of the convention hat! not from I'ccomin*: a douiiiutirtg force; lh» large port* of Germany. Tha baoi invoked and ho propretad that thin keeping the Swiss n united nn- government could not prevent an the tnembcm pause (or a ironiVnt tier, infixin g, for the soldier* in the In si'ent prayer before they lexumC jecho 'Slovakia ir. n republic capital refused to obey orders, and od .their deliberation.'. Ilow many with a Constitution patterned after omc of them went over to the r«vo f thff members who boliev'od ,:t br.c th.n of the United State.?. With tho 1'dutiortists, Th<> Kaiser then fled. efficiency tif ai'em prayer i.t not Constitution :n a guide tht:t nfiw' Prince M.tximillian, the imperial known and yet those few moment''. • i u'.ib!ic ir advanced in agriculture,' thahccUor, renighed office. A socoC ailcnt cbmnninittn with th *tUi- trade, anil mi nufaitin fug and is iatlat xfittmuker, Frederick Ebert, plOlttO Being calmed dawn tho well -provided v.'Uli scatmU und iti-ccur.ic h>ad of a provisional gov­ ‘5lr.ini and deliberation.’ were ru't umcni and thus was born tho rohiCii. German republic. At Just th.' great i.u f. cv.'tc’it wS i Austria nUo became, a republic, IIII I I I I f fl I . , .•1 I 1 . . . # 1'* .. Ih .4 m.m.r f .. — . , agreed upon and it \vn.< turned over to ({pveriwr .Moiv'.i of Penu.tyLnn. >a, who w m i.ntid for ips choice English, Ui t -im'i'ti1arty fniilj;, rtf!wi expression! The g iv a te a number ti i f deputies or deb gate* who sat in ih< Fdcl Confident Forecast By Experit; Shows An Appalling (Jain in N‘umj L : Changes Made h ef o f A ccidents; 75 I’ ey 5 2 . Onme to B e Ccrit Casual ties Avoidable Promptly lit 3 : 3 0 I.OUISVILLE, Ky . Sept. 1 7 .-A jjdicntions the ball Jirfd tomorrow aftbr- measure to effect a national reduc­ , Orlando a:ied Sanford ' Unn in ncblis afH(Vent^ fritalitie* uu j (ought contest, dotle- j by the <v>oponative effort o f all nab. ‘ “ffoyd Pclmcr of lonal associations whose interests tN* convention >v.ii filly five an! tmm to a ----------represon-. : touch upon the street and highway thirty -nine signed it, some of them t •} Herald this morning . * tiaiTic.problem, will be proposed at no' beir'c pre*anl, and ' tone, like . t hi remember their vie­ • the safety congress to be held here I , Sept. 20-Oct. d, the National ClenrEO Mason. rofunii’ g to »tr. i lie- ,-t .'S a fe ty Council announces. ' eat"-' he thought 'he* in it: unite: f i . ,'Among the associations to partiHA'e too much powei to t hi l'*i «1.-1 .■1 r,j ....................... 1*1 clpate nre the United Stater. Lharnfiovet niiicut and robbed tin- uLnUvt wer ever struck otr at a given , K 2 \ ' i i “make it two ; l>er of Commerce, the American ir independence. | i>l( Urn- ;.y ;he l.ruiu and pmpi se m {,, iTffi the /Ame 1 1 a.: I'oJiiii'v- ill' K thst they will not Automobile Association, the United E on the third game, Stater. Staten Automobile Chamber n,il,! ‘ elated iheir indejpendentre hut the Then was achieved another and United Stales v.i snot (irguntze I ■ t, played in Orlando, of Commerce, the American Ituilstill nni'e giiiriitus ti umpli in th.' as a constitutional tepuldie until ■ jo the series. wny Association, the Internntionnl caii’i it national liberty than even ,17811. Mexico oblai tied its repti’t Ei that each team will Chief of Police Association, th? th a' w.Vrh separated n from the liean government in Iit 1 1. which it C three change’s in the National Bureau of Casually and mother country. By it we ford!" h-jy c 't r since pi s( a :!. ev'cept in ■ tkjt both are expecting Surety Underwriters, the Ameritru ’ i ur Itepuidienn i itsitutimis the i.ijef jhuu d > i Ihough Orlando Won the can Electric Railway A.tsorinLion |lhf Sunford players de- and the American Mutual Alliance. wil 1 grow up and he nurtured into jeign, from l So!! tu more matuie strength and vig..r; imlt pendent eonnt’ i Itbry nre not discouraged "Fifteen thousnnd lives nre lost L, ari. supiiortcd by in nutomohile accidents each year our indepenilence he ■‘m ire ! i tm- new reptthlies, 1 against foreign attack; mir dmm - tha* form of govet 1 they will show some and fully 75 per cent of these acReginald Vanderbilt and his wife have sailed for Europe, bjying Thurstlny after- cldentn uro avoidable.” said the nn- intend staying abroad several months. tic hVasiipfs he widely diffused, and (t ic n..t at i.il imp; ; nouncemont. “Since 1LI10. the ircPtinily fell; and ,.ur nation, as p u stn l century wi Lr states thnt although death toll has been Incicasing at a |.e >ple, lie made everlasting, a* istnldishment of rej C last Thursday’s game, the rate of 1000 each year mi l. rilc-x and nrcuniulatod no ntoiii otir >wn truest glory and support, regions governed hml nothing to kick with the increasing registration of than t. sinttll noupeu'iti o, althotiyh j abd ;is a proud example *>f a wise pmvciful inonarelnc [tie contest was as good automobiles resulting in street and 7 he I'o.istiluliun i he hud :it on. lime the larger! law? |and hbetm govenimeiit. etititled to I/Mini! between imlepen- highway traffic problems wirh ,, the respect, if not to the udmtia- ..f the many imititn pructice iti N<w York. Lwhich huve had so lit- cannot easily be solved, it is procia <i>;he Kevolutioi Roger Sherman of Connect i.-tit tior. .1 iiinnkind. L He calls the ntten- liable that the annual deal)) rate 'Tu our endeavors," raid W ash-‘ series of laws, pass .Was appri at iced to a shotmnker, [public to tiie fact that may be in the neighborhund of sludictl as he worked, lie nine a ' ingten. “ to establish a m w general linnal A sembl>. kmir was made during ! 000 in 1020. survejor and a ineiiTtuoi. aiter g v. i iu i.t, the route.i, mi?i.uiallv by the 1 • it..! State pmp and that the time j "The collection of public ncrident he served im Chief Justice i f ilia ||eon viih'i Ml, ,,1't'm.i tu t I.. huv.« lii' ii |j-.itg a republic; Fran L wus only one hour and | statistics and their analysis ii proalnte and a I'nited States Senat....( so ■a-. !i I'lt trio: v ns for extste.i e. :tt>d bofomc a greet !'"i a long time ilouhlftil In y who beeume great 1 1' ' .. v I' i >ir-r v c were to suivive, its :io .r derl.ii.' Samuel. .t. tun e wa< a ,lawyer ..train imlbp. .|"iit icput.ii. >t" tit I'edeni! dignity into .t Mai yian.) wliu hecitme Chief 1ti . sigmie ant and withered Ii ; gtnents a C.r wiiilies to again call [fl the fact that the Uguin post of this city L hslf of the gtite refcnimrow's game. This, [d.oulil lie considered by for they should back up tarn whenever possible, gganuatioli is ill need fur fixing up its new its hoped that receipts L[ til enough to help tile Li.-mg Bust substaniwill lie called |iri>nt|it"Everyone be nut to nh trounce Orlando." (the supporters of the I Sanfoul's team. Why iforii stipnort it," able line fm the game it tv Mr. Palmer today poor 1 hmuglt service. WAR IN C H IN A BECOMES DU E l, OF A R T IL L E R Y Bordifk. t’h; Epps, i f.; ; ('hni'iiian, p.; Am Rue c.; Hattie, lb Hiiiiinond. mill. — Ttaxi i , ss.; Staiger b Mucin, If.; Htudy tip, Th.; Met ruckelt, ■c . Hammond, ;:»j1*. tin nf Maryland ami Inter a .lustno of the Su|irenie Court. .lumei Wilson was uiidouhleil’.v tiie ablest eonslilutiona! lawyer in the eoiivi tilion and later became a ‘.Iustiic of the Supreme Court. F. nato'tal tl.-ubies tiroilght him to ti pi cmnture drat It. K'diert Morris was the otilj tianki t ni the eonvention. He largely f iiiaiieeil the Revolutionary h u t, bankrupted himself in iti- ijevotum to his country and died pentilh There were it few great land .owner, ill that bndv but v eil lew. . i in In I <•* :n intpite. ’ 'I', tiiiviou.ott had t'.tn great t.s e t'. io Washington, its I’resilient, wi'e v ide t » |itil.'it noi, ii-oti ii 'til w iv 1■ and uiituffhil deou aio.i The s. cession mi ut ISIS to adopt a *■ fn i f ii .a i tit. The::' tion, it'< frtime-d in ]: "i IK74, s i's up a b . A n n o u n c e m e n t l h a v e ju s t r e tu r n e d and am now tr < » n ft m o r e prepared th o r o u g h fm m to u r iv e and titii. or tv.i legisla m«n111!«■<I afier that ^t''1' l h"Swi differ ti tin n isei.e in it.iigi.' 1 c o r d ia lly s o lic it a n y n e w and can w ilh a ssu r e th e m th e y toi ni; i.ttd tin v..t, a i * t. rn- All* ol tl. io!t.ii.i?iinl ,. of Franklin. At o v inn.' 'nr I ■ ,o t lo i <■oui im aI. ei | i toes uf dil.ate had ti.-m lloi h't.i ih ii Italian lly ndup te nan! it seenn-.l a lhaigh iitiu a t ..astilntio alike that of the ntten lull'd break n,* ate' I'nited .‘•dates, loll teht'ioiis M ott' . ' rauklin ato*" ami > .!I -I is ifnartui. -i to a'l etftr.'io, ami g. ■ 1 'su i'. i . at.*! UMvaryiit;. .■■•o ( ..m-titution and ton t.uii T v , r III tile !'l Id ll ( i.lt i |lliue'l' l* of Solltlt ( ’.ii >■111III d . 1 1 , land holding *:I Saitnn^undi Tells l.ihut ngi w .n ;it'!ii tl> 1... .. j »!•(*»•.»r.ii Ahiwl (’'.institution • do ; i \\ i*ht:i,g1. It, I'T'aid 'hi it | id eigli..', pi ;. slcall> 01 1 i!itod States hit. I, , 1 1 but . it Ii lit v. ■ll.ll I fill I' l i • I n o • lit ii ptut"l fftmt page I.r tt i,( Wyoming A force ■n mumallv is employed he hut Ibis force was re* ■iiderablv todi'b’ beeause furl that bad lie.-n tdartir i.impany As a result, ■ilb ; uni r. pair 1 ;|. v a1 In- Ha -! • "i , i linl.s tltM'.i Ii Ilo i 11\■i t.n 11, Wa< (be most w id, I. i <an *nt;r v :t - tiiti If Ini' '.ii incn w” « s..„t m i tie t ,1 , n , | . , 11. , iro , 11 io,| m Mieii tine at K o’clock this I 1nc id iter .tl melt en rr, Mil mbers of tiinber. E Inat Ilee crews and red i., have been at Work ■ uf tlo explii.sloll. ft.aster at Sulilet is the pt explie ion that has Paw loll ill life among r.. mai workers since August 11. Itoxv U't mtombed P4 men in On mine of the Kent to! Company near KetnIchum ,> died. Day Legion ention Sees :s(iiven Place A n y b o d y ca n s n ip jfreon fr u it th e s e lirst kft ! a fe w TRADE MAfM *imn i) from Page 11 i feres, wolves, raccoons t?mts ia* Fcleeted as the 1925 1 fit) >f the American tledtijs session of the Sal '..mention in session to ofTitml vote fur Omaha IfW’rth, llli There were cities i on testing. The the i , tivent ion will be set itdjourmncnt of the presMANAGKK hill I(ant). •tiiij; „f i),,. football team “b. ti on,it not Monday *ri) t'urruwrty, of the v>ti l iei teil temporary P thi football leant. Ho JM'hI, it is said, to fill aid already has taken (B> the business affairs *tUl| ti'uni in fine shape. C ity N e w s Paragraphs ‘tkAM v UK EDS Hurrts from Edward ttler.it ion, $1,000. P «.A IM DEEDS * JeVc* nt nee Lion r“t'Ki ;j| tast. JiNili JSSL’ Wk tvd!'retail r ’ireci and Cypress i. i .i . - m d tilars. KIWANIANS TAKE SA FE T Y MEASURE ro C O M M IS SI O N The (\»?iwiitiu?i vn*i: m»t ruin Kn ii h huly whom In* hml known m I'Jete until June, At tlie time and Pat is win nine said to her, "It is place appointed, tiie ropn cntit vety strange that 1 always tin I tivet of twelve slutci- aK-.embli'd. . e. Voile wtoitg hut myself,’* aid Rhode lidnttd alone ibs'lined to up .ml that lie hml learned in tins jKiint any t gpreseutulives on this h ag life that he fri'.pieutly fount! | lacineiitott! mi tision. to urge AAtish lunisc’f mistaken t ; l...,ga about ingUui was e !.i ted Piesnii'itl and vvtuih he via., must sure, that lie William Jackson was chosen Sec J.ii,) lotne to believe that after n it 1 trvtary. The debates in this eon tltew illei the majority was neatly j .x iiUUii were field strictly ;i'eret always light His stieccli ht'oiirl.t |out every night James Madison aM eiit front many who before had inude notes of its pint ceding*, t. Insert t •» sign and throughout tinl wi.n h were paid I lied after his drhburalnins ol the convention his ' dentil ami from wlnelt alone we de uiituitmg good litunol, that could |r|vv a full picture of the measures always ti liiapnliie any tumult with j brought furwurd, and the difficul a witty temurk. ids unfailing winj tjt>s sui rouittiiriK this Union of the J, m, bis common sense, alwayj ex'talcs urn! the final adoption of c reined at tho right time, made the tiie vuiious measures. .Constitution possible. Tbiyptwj restitution was tlrawtt up by i tif course tiie commanding figure as ulde a body of nun us ever nt- was General Washington of whom m mbit.I for a given purpose. Must no sal .factory life history has ever o1 them were widely read scholar* hern written, the, year* that have Of tiie fifty-five, twenty-nine wiT" passed since his death have ehurtgjcllegc men. It is unite conimou )ed hi:» imege and likeneHs into n nowadays to tijieak of (Ills convcn- sort of stoel ingraving with ict unytioii eoni(hised of rich nu-n and I thing human about it. lie, too, like ’atvyers, the rich men predominat-[ many of the other members of the :ng. Nolitittg itiuld be further from convention war acif-niade. lie in Jte truth. Uf tii".e Wh-* eat tn the *tirriUd fruitl his bruther thy estate in v en tio n tlicic Were sixteen la w -j of Mt, A'ernon which he in w a s c l y»rs, the most uteneiU t:t the cotlt.• , until he owned five thou van I ncrci. try, and in fact ai the world at that jHe wax the most prograssive 'im:ii*.imc. Very few u. yets in that d*y ; cr in Virginia. No other man I at weie rich men. ' The fees of the Washington could have heal mt most eminent would not today pay ecpial balance between the rival office rent in any city in this co n n -i factions u nd .'w ith the unlimited rty. Iconfidence o f nil classes, carry the The Florida C ,(i„ t'r . change yuiimi i.'i, ; all fruit ehifjjied ii. .Sr.ikiMj’crf to eon form lo th.' spirit o f the la u'oyr iiii t green fruit. Mai.t if,-. fain that gvur fru.t ,t pro per lg m a r k e t ,1 h a v e if ehipittd umh e the Sealdawiet Lrand. an d T h a t m ay n ot Ik* d if f i c u l t . *1 1 *v'd s h i p p e r —h e w h o w o r k s l o r lu lu r e fi as l u e s c u •i» vn o w s ilia ! p r o fit s — w ill n ot. eon ir u it k ills th e in te r e s t o f th e con burner Mitt! tr a d o r t h iu F lo r id a f r u it . l i p r c a liz c N t h a ! reen f r u it h e lp s d r o p th e h o llo m o u t tfi I h e m a r k e t t h e i i u i u n c c 01 t h e i ' i u r i d a c r o p . H e h as I '.X P K K • t N C K 1 ) t h e r e s u l t . a ll s h i p p e r s , h r .a ig u r e d iu r e d H e , t o g e t h e r w ith in s te a d of c o u n tin g p r o fits . A n d h e w i l l d o itti i n h i s p o w e r t o s t o p a p r u c t i c e t h a t t e n d s l o b r in g a l.^ u i a n o t h e r p o o r s e a s o n . D o n ’t s h i p g r e e n It p a y s. ’ i 1 j \ >■■■■ i i i I i mT.U -11 - p ii- serv ­ fr u it. [m ir o n a jr e w ill h o p le a s e d m y w ork. - ..... !,.* ill ray e ffic ie n t Xpended while the aw tin .tpondiiu: i• p, w bttildmiT" tu., I’l.'k'll'J Y ork ic e . .•aIn I * vei ; la a wh.o vert tin disp. N ew I ’lu y f a i r w i t h t h e i n d u s t r y . �__________ ’TV* ,w*Jr THE SANFORD .HERALD, WEDNESDAY, lliktil prv•tr «rtrrn«Wn n r r pi II h j iId i r i t i f c i t c t i i . r i k H i h l«ru<i •• Second . Claaa £ Z tol»er f7, I I ) }, At tha I’ ovtofflc* atornca Sanfurd. Florida, under Act of larch a. mu. A<“ nf ) L U H U L. D B A S ____ H O W AR D IlKIKJ_____ 111 M i n i l l i A m u ----I!S If nr . U iiitrr 1 'ktuia 1 «R ■ UnRCIUPTlOW ItATRI ' T u r ------ $7.00 Bis Months .$1.(0 ___ lH.rsrad in Cltr by Carrier, per krosk Ho. W ssk ly Edition, $1.00 I P*r Tsar. ijijir n t e v / As Brisbane Secs ji _L>A N f t * '$ 5 ^om d . Retail Distribution. J togethoi the four million Illiterates who con vote in* the Not Wills, But the Sphynx. Novem ber election apd see what such an aggregation could In the Chimpanzee Cage. Hard Work D o w Not Hurt, do in the way o f nam ing the next President antf'Congressmen o f these United States. Four million voters, i f organized -I BY A R T H U R B R IS BA N E ' (O p y r l a h t 1034) and faithfully pledged, would hold the balance o f power in 'I_________________ th e'forth com in g election. And there are that many illiter-:’ T H E O P E N I N G ,i«y o f n huge ates entitled to v o te . 1 „cw retail store in New York City, t D O R R S ™ , iS/fTiTJusT “Too SweeT“For 1 .. . 11 e q d MatS really' talked earth . h e had the wrong I-aFollette w T T , unions there I ^ C n g t h M ISS RO SAM O N D ItADFORD, Society Editor. Office’ Silence is ic„iden and Cn campaign contribution ° WORQS? PERSONALS i*olusy b r a w n y behind w i t h C h . l ■ r e n al « nT.rK A.. K., t, . 80,,nd" menat’inK but before going further, T h e; intcrc,t> >»•«'"«• men that retail, notic««, cardi of thanki, resolution! i Herald wishes to say that it has little respect for the intclli- nm* manufacturers thnt supply rE^BER 1/7, f 9 2 4 . T VS Wedding- Miss Grahn1 Roy -Daniel. anford Solemnized New York Th* following from the Tampa Time* will find a number of inter­ ested renders in Sa nford: - Phone: Rea. 425 Baumel Fashion Show To Be Given Next Friday Night SHOOTING OF MIGRATING BIRDS BEING PERMITTED IN MEXICO; ONE CHARGE KILLS 2 ,0 0 0 BIRDS Coming ns a surprise to many Nntive Si>ortfincn Afraln Lose friends in Tampa and other places Fight for Preservation Di­ in r l.irida is the announcement of m inishing Flocks; Armadas the marriage of Miss Tessie Grnhn A;C D estructive Weapons and Mr. R ry Daniels. Their wed­ ding touk place in New York city on on Au'. A u '- 27. 2" M E X I C O C I T Y , Sept. 17.— M cxiThe bride, the eldest daughter o f can sportsmen, in their fight to sportsmen are planning to address ■ an appeal to g a m e commissions and gun clubs In the United States and JOHNSON’S >W A X - AND O’C ED AR OIL MOPS AN D BRUSHES DUSTERS On Sale at HILL HARDWARE CO. J. R. Forrest spent Tuesday in Cnnadn in tho hopo thnt by c o m ­ Miss Mary Fnrrish leaves today Jacksonville attending to business. for Miami to spend the winter bined action, It may be possible to x oT tm months with friends. .1 ' : g ^ m^ ' e^ 0 ,m\n 'Maun d : ^win r b Vww ^ \ciiki : r hg ; erd* t h a t c o u l d c l a s s all I l l i t e r a t e s n s ' u i d e s i r a h i M ? ‘ i T o f r'Z' called “ SaVe,'­ | Friday night nt 8 o’clock nt the halt the annual massacre. Thev Honnrat.le Hoard of County ComThe only elephant,* ,n J . . . ____ . . . . . _ _ . * **’» rFifth lit h A vnmm M ioil _ • for at -----regular advertising rates. W a y m n n W h ite returned T u es­ A ve nu e," hetween 40th and I Milano Theatre Raumel’s Specialty Uca. tParadcs are the ’, ! ] __ — course, is undesirable, and doplorable, for any adult Amerideclare that the funds and effort's ' f t ' r; , nX ' '2]u ' . 7 t h " ' ? n . « day from Sarasota, where he spent M)th streets, next the Cathedral, is Dr. 0 . Clements, of Oviedo, spent ™ “ p , » ! « Ki.v« " f %sh,i2 n elk " ; ,,,r Mr, \ ( ,JeorKC G r “ bn. of 220 preserve the country’s diminishing being expanded by Mexico’ s north- 1 meeting to t,e held In Han­ severnl da ys on business. tvV- -Tbe Assoc'.attd Tress is ax^efus- 1 ca^ citizens to be unable to read and write. Put to measure ....... staged by BnuAvenue, is well 1«, , j . , , . . . I uesdny afternoon in Sanford o n , t e v u e much to the delight of the J Grand ( entrftl , , , . , ford, at the Court House on MonFifth Avenue's farthest uptown ern neighbors to protect migratory , day. October «th. A. n. 1»Z(. at to business. hop, Milano TheaSanford publir. Many o f the p r e t 1 krtowp nmopg the young social set ! ^ ” ck!' ° ‘ *r,,m pulbuntrrs, The thermometer hu* WE K jion" r ail lhn*sws* djsri«tchsa a m an s w o**th ns a citizen by his book learning is rank folly. ttoro. M iss Kntheiine Symc-j left Tuesgam e in are wasted u in .lct °far(> ' rl" ,' ,krenting A. M. recelva bids fortosurtiest of Snnford’s younger set have I On ‘ his city. She attended the w a ° hundreds of times yearly •red Iled to ll or not othorwlss cred­ guiiit in th m ooss . eotnitries cm iu riiH art approximately 000 ited In this paper and also tha local Some o f the most useful men an d women this nation has "'here the uptown march of bu>;. theUi. h0n° r“ ry deKTc^ this! been chosen as models and this I IIIIIf I oimigh High School. Being slaughter na high a* 2.000 birds if. when the birds reach Mexico in *"i- }*«1» «»f roch i.a*e on ihe o*eeoi« krty; Misa Versa dny afternoon for Sullins Colleg?, Mr. and Mrs. C. I* Millitzer, of asws published her sin. All rlahta of Dristol. Vn. Avenue; 3 to 6 p. rapubllcatlon of special dlapatchas known have been men and women who could not rend their Wl11 "to.p n" ont‘ knt)W»- Tht Orlando, will be the guests of Mr adds a keener degree of pleasure j n tnlrntcd musician she has often at a single discharge o f their " a r m - Jthe winter, they are bagged alm ost j a n d '*r ” ‘ ?o«t°.epara1!«h|y!h vr"T>'1 herein are also reserved. japp'*’ned on programs of various In N e w Mexico. n man ,.1 iind Mrs. C. W . Stokes for several tu all who anticipate attending. Bibles nor sign their names. r«nter of business may land in JuThi* linnrd reMtrvrn thn rlirht adus," have ngain lost. Publication I without restriction. The practice, S. S. G raves is visiting his days. years which certainly j, Many who have seen some of the I " rojirt any nnd nil l»h|». *•, W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T 17, 1924. of the 11*24 hunting regulations by 1‘ hey declare, is u* unsportsmanlike brother, Nolan Graves, in Pensa­ i:. a n o u n I- a s s . Ju«t Hitting nround models displayed by the Baumel MDaniel* is the only -on of T - . ’ VVV’ 1^ a ,.bnnd to give the com parative fig- the future nnd^reMer Ne*wrYork!" «*Irr!< Ronnl nf ('minty 1 'ommln* cola. the Fish and G ame Dureuu of the Specialty Shpp declare them th •-•J M l. and Mrn. Oscar Daniel*. ■ Mr. and Mrs. .1. C, Collins and » , almiT-rx , h. , , .............. ......................................................... •* > ■ « . : ? • S I* I B I B L E T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y ! o n f ’ Tthc H, ° rnl(i I,8, a s l , m i n K- t h a t a l a r g e m a j o r i t“y ‘ o f ’ th e* _______ _ Gandidotcs f „ r ofri,-e u. i| j have a home in this ei'y . His fath- Depaitm ent o f Agriculture diows nrp uncommon in northern j M. L. Collins. „ f Orlando, were t h e ! prettio" t cvor tecn ln l?,‘ nf‘ ’ r,l• ' e r a c v o t e r s " i l l b e men a n d w o m e n w e ll a l o n g in y e a r s , m e a n w h i l e merchants „tudy hny or do almost anything' |,romine:it business nn Scouts of Hope Huff, o f Wetumpkn, Ain., guests „ f Mr. ami O. W Gilbert in, wa* (hat the hunting of wild duck by , Mexico, and will send the ducl.s The fashion revue thi* fall w i l l ! * ’ a n r r l U f i n «n l h > » t K , r*.1 $».».. r». . _ $ * ',,v ' 1 • nri* the| I l l i t e r a t e s a m o n g t h e y o u n g e r c i t i z e n s miiHt lie f a r f e w e r th<* ‘ hroc methods ..f adding t<, „ enter the bathing Is-Huty 'itarv' held the firat I has arrived in the city and has Sunday, show some of the latest models I hen,I , f the Oscar Daniels S h ii - |in, an.* o f “ a r m a d a s ", or great bat- |nf ‘ ° r ‘ he vanished wild pigeons unW E A K EYES •uney mecl’ing last night accepted a position in I.aney’s drug 8 od*— Si at the w £ ° V y " hnM M'° P J ° P o r t ' o n a t e l y . b e c a u s e tbeHo y o u n g e r p e o p l e h a v e b a d a that has outgrown itself from New York in wrnps, co at* . 1 ?'nri 1 " " ’ Pnnv vvh’ch liuiit ships jteiies ot shotguns, will be permit- j less regulated, </ Are made strong by Leonard!’* Eri This " A i n ’ t gonna rain nol tailoriMl and evening drea se«. |n. | here dm i-.g th • World war. chance to go to school. And am ong the older men and w o m e n ‘ he f ‘ r!,‘ method, us with Sake*, 2i»t Church. Scout- st'ore. ted from November 1 to Februuiy Bin tail make up most o f Die Lotion. ! Miss Catherine Byrd, who tins Inflammation is cured witn* ' " " g m ust be getting i„ j,, eluded in the selection <>f hats. T r h i ide and rroi.m are now at '.TO. While only two shots a week hags, but canvas* backs, mallard*, out pain in one day. _,ve and Assistant FORGOTTEN w h o will g o t o t h e p o ll s a n d p u t t h e i r m a r k s o n b a l l o t s r e a d ls a" ' " ‘ ire block front new store No other eyt Ironi I no drou^btM ben* tl,. Mir.s Mary Fields has returned been the guest of Mrs. It. K. Wliil- some exquisite models will be seen ! ‘ }K‘ * ’ •»ni,-1 . summer home at Imke Ppirrow had churge of from each "a i innda" are permitli .1 |widgen, blue bills, r,*t heads and remedy so .pure and healing. ner. Jr., is spending a week nt Dnyaling. Keep) t o t h e m b y e l e c t i o n c l e r k s a r e n u m b e r s w h o h a v e d o n e m o r e " " Fifth avenue, while retim in g 1 from Daytona Beach, where she from Paris. IG eu ig e. N ^ . They are expected I t seemed so long, dear, Finer you tuna Beach. thi* is considered a minimum re- i ‘ ****I of ’■H kinds are also *h*.t down the eye* in working trim. It make! ; They claim flying ,i<h spent several weeks delightfully ..............i n d e p e n d e n t, e a r n e s t t h in k in g th an th e c a n d id a t e s for w h o m "tig in a l Herald Squ a re'e m u * ' _ ____________ _________________________ __I ret uru t,» Florida some time went nwny, firf thoroughly orgnnv- £ h n W I llrong eye*. A t all druggist!. •tin tion a.* the towl will not return Jby hundreds o f thousands. , (town phone wires of o , t. , n this wjnte.. A nd I had nlmost forgotten— till ( l h e >' W1" c a y t H l f i r V o t e s , lishinonl. irdting ready to pnss with her aunt. to Ihe same lake tn sufficient iiumj N. J., which is near the rurn| ' V . A. Adam s has resigned his Ordinance Providing for an IsnieJ Mi> Danield, 5^,1 testa. A fla g was ■ , i l i i v „ , , ? ' r '' ' ’ r< i l a r s to make the firing of more I chanccsl'to gtroll n „nih ,i , i a n o r Ka n , 7 a H (,tt “ f t h e N a t i o n ’ s i l l i t e r a t e s w o u l d 1*'1‘ methiMi i* illustrated Mrs. B. W . Creetmorc, who hns rositiun at the Liberty National o f, ,Bonds by the ( ity of Sanford,I •* I- »inler ,.f tins ,it\- and haDhf troop by Mr. Helihim two armadas a weel; profit ■aaaaaaaaaaai Bnnk of Okluhunu, City to enter j All we wish is that tip-si . once ki.ew ' at wp m a k o nn i n t e n s e l y i n t e r e s t i n g s t u d y . F o r w h i c h p o li t ic a l } w ,ek by ,h " '>•■< firm o f been the guest o f Mrs. J. S. H ar­ Sanfonl Paint and Florida, in the Sum of Ten Thou­ 1 ma*". fiie ’id* who will I... pleased able. | j didates would slack u , .1 the University o f Oklahoma at vard, left Tuesday for her home in A path I’d walkeil a thousand ,,a ,„l.v w m , l ‘ l S U r,> a n o r g a n i z a t i o n b e i n c l i n e d t o c a s t i ts f o u r L , Z L n ! ° ” atMi" L' “ « l to leai n ,.f her te.ent m a irirge. ffompar.y. T hrv.ughout the valley of Mexico sand Dollars for M u n h i ia l PurNorman. ; until it is cold enough t„ Jl illioti v o t e s , a n d w h v ? 1 ‘ *Uil,li*hm*nt another. oU , mrclini; games were Orlando. int* Mimic Mpoi, „ f,(. ate s.ores of shallow lakes whole Jnboul them. M The same old bench there ami . .a« . •• a , m e inline apol, one hundred iter jaises, the Proceeds D c u . e d ficm •• •• was •*•••• a aaa: a a*, aa aaa■ • ^ n p w i i i n a n ••• a i. _ . : . a e .a. . •. . . 5ny scout who was , 1 _ • ’ , t ^ S e r i o u s l y , w h a t is t h e r e in e a c h o f t h e t h r o e p a r t i e s in " ' " f , '" g p e r . | System Up nlxive Mr. nml Mrs. A.‘ M. Howell leave] Mr. and M i Henry Mi I.aulin the Sale Thereof to be Used f th, - City <>f Sanford. every variety of duck that sum * will tell you he would i n.e ls ill tile l il ted M a l e s unit Can Two former f ’levi lr. d nn The nhelt'rint: palms that heard •b e field t h a t w o u l d at t r a r f o r r e p u l s e f o u r m i l l io n i l l i t e r a t e s ’’ 1 , l" ' , l l i r ' 1 " i ' h' inriliml „ f M „ r. au.I A G A I N S T B O N D S. Lpext me,din-: for ntiy- by boat for Jacksonville, nml will and D». Henry McLaulm returned Purchase nml A cp iii e the Ne. c s ­ Floi ida. u, Jii can be found during the vviiilc , are buying railroads, if i|„J visit in Atlnnta and other pointH Tuesday from a delightful motor t John Miller o f Troop ' • me speak my love. And what would be the best method «,f g „ m g after their m.ik.r ''V,V *\ ! h"V y K>' VVa"“ * E U R O ff Dotting the shores of these l ■!t " t d out as isiotlcgg,.., in Georgia before returning home, trip in New Ymli where they sary Lands for a Muni, ipal C em ­ fwa* a visitor. t iinn I l l . . v o I ch l A ^ .s u n i i n ^ tluit tin* most o f the f o u r m illio n i»r#i shift- iditirtiMc iin‘fthi*r m , l ! ! « *4 ai,- 1*1 11u11 villages v> h inhabi­ would own Up- count 1 v spent a month. etery nml to Improxu and Develop rcleVr aii(!'',iruc?r’ ’ " n<l I(,ss and lll7.y, shnll the spell-binders promise "plenty 111 w..rk" U" ‘ from the orit,'iiia|,,st'ore Miss A Inin Coetz expects to FDR T H E A P P R O V A L of that tant* eke out a pro Ml loll t c.'.lstthe laimls so Purchased to Make anee dui .ng Die suminer •>>■ . .nn Or •* really „ i L.(. t(,| ,K ^ I leave this week for Jacksonville to Wn* it a bird or was jt really you ** , Hnull their orations ho d osen ptions «ji "jfootl oa.sy linit'.s" ,Jui* ^,,ls n,,!>r• VVM*,K en|#a. uy. Ihe King of Spain observes the the Sam e Adaptable for the Pur­ I'crtuui Or.linance of the City ,.f v. iiuig their palche- of e .rn and ii lion in K l, ................ . y spend her vnintion with relatives ancient religious eotcnioiiv of I felt your presence like u liviitu " ’ h e r e n o b o d y w o r k s but e v e r y b o d y draw.*, h i s p a y ? panfoid. FI,,i ida, entitled " A n Or- beau-, but who lixe easy d 'l r’ llg the I L«m|j will kUr anil friends. ’> • t'lne l , t, 11 ! to govui hiiimJ thlnfr— r f washing the feet of 1 2 .>1.1 mi n on pose A r„rcsai.l," and A G A I N S T It s e e m s to n s . j u s t m i n t in g , t h a t p d i t n i a n s w o u l d l e r i i i l ' i.lc l.i E v t i i l unlly , • • \ nt"\s. llinuii,. I'i o vi,ling for an Issue of xvir t. i by means of tlieir "iiiliiBONDS. Maundy Thursday. W a s it a lonely heart’s imnglrllng? 5— U III! I i i y n c - t - t o i « „ w i l l l „ , .•l.lurid | , l , ......i tto n t Miss F.lln Mary Muirhe.nl left I’. omls , f itie City of S'tiifoid, adus." tty gixing f i t>iii 1 . 1 lo I 2 O f this I’m sure; that In the rose- 1 m o r e c l e v e r i f t h e y c o u l d v i s u a l i z e t h e f o u r m i l l io n i llit e r i n i l t t l l e I h o - Wi l l m i n i ' h e r s , n i n l }.<, I . n , -it .-po..* ... Hie owm-' s of Die *• ' 1 a he.i v i '‘ . Mown air Sunday for Talla.iasi.ee, where she a l e s a n d t h e i r p r o b a b l e r e s p o n s e to a p p e a l s l-.r v o t e s . Then Ihe making ,.f plaster masks in the Sum of Fifty i ini.ds u, w Itiv I the lakes are (,tnaoul to t It I, ll • tl FO R T H E A P I ’ R O V A I of tluit I'Torid:., j S * ) ' ^ ti-o ich <;«•,. 1 1„ will enter the Florida Stute Col­ photography and |„.tia,t painting ‘O• a. ifi!«!i - 1 I cauabt the vnarniit perfume of a f t e r t h a t v i s u a l i z a t i o n lias b e e n p r o p e r l y i n d e x e d a n d t a b - 1 v I l l s . V ' N}t ’ •' o*b* mi took it f >i a |,rv4 Certain Or .lit,mice of the City of 1 bon ii,-I Dollars, Di.. I’roce,-,ls to ted they a le ume to seouie pirint* n il .I .K G E . W in ter lege for Women. your hair. — 1 |. A. J. , ni Vienna. u l a t o d , it m i g h t b e w e ll l v t a k e t h o s e n t h . V m i l l i o n s ni s h e e p ­ \ surci-sfu l on r. hniit in \ , . w ' ml . on Ini., t,'S a n fo r d , Florida, entitled: " A n |>e D,'lived fuu i tbe Sale Thereof I sioii to muke enormous t.ags. Some 17. President W e i r •' ‘ to ctUildish m e n a n d s h e e p - w o m e n a n d put t l n m w i t h l a c k - b r a i n i l l i t c i - ’ 1 Miss Margaret Zachary left io l.e l c,| t„ Build Build and I'l.'ilich an,I F,iuip L.piip a I' 1 ,h " l«»dowiu*r*. it is estimated, Today is Constitution Pay. Ordinance Providing f,,r an l-su<MisM a i g a ret W igh t and Miss 'll n 111- y III, litre today Dial Mary m v iv o a* much iis JO,000 m Tuesday for Bristol. Yu., where she Kunice Bln. knian of (Tin.,, a in v e.l r * + ■ ! •!•+ -.S.y4 4 + * v- 4+ .;. M : ----------- () —-------a tes. I h e m a n w h o d o e s not t h i n k f o r h i m s e l f is Mm i e a s . n . h . b n a n ! ..... ." ' Y ' : l> w ,u ' " " ’•«»'«» uni* i| al J a il," and of Bonds by the City < f Sa :if.i«l, man. former member will enter Sullins College. * 1 •* ] year a - the.i share. Miss Sunday and will attend Die Sanford lie Why . ’ l“ \V»„ i, l A bu sy winter is minim:, ItoN'DS. Get s o r r y ti c i t i z e n a s t h e o n e w h o n e i t h e r r e n d s n o r w r i t e s , i Sportsmen who huve shot over Florida, in the Sum of O ie Hon au Conservatory facul- Zachary will graduate from Su l­ High School thiwinter. They ready for n rush. a l s o h a s t h e b a l l o t r e a d to h i m . a n d m a k e s h is m a r k a s t h e " " " ' " ' " v.,.r,. Mo, u I’ M .A I K A M U S th.- g ieatci part ol the valley ,|e im s in June. dre,I T'lioiisaiid Dollars t. .»■ Muni |liipointed hen,I o f the m e with Miss W igh t's m.ithei. ----------- O-----------bosses order! A G U N : T 1 I I F A P P R O V A L of ' la" ' l ,, « ‘ »**« less than 5(1 of thc-c cipal Purposes, itio Proceeds Dc Mis. Walter W igh t, on 1‘aik Ave I;;/*;.; ' amy : , i In, > " rm»e ?’"" • i i S (tment of the Rollins ■ nr.., t.lt‘. '/.n, iitlt.-tfin‘ w ml s$*\ t i a The baseball team of the San, , " a i m u d a s . " cacti w i D i an uvenore I \car ll.tn ini o* " g o v ernnieiii of l a w . " and Miss Ruth l.nn.l left Tuesday nue. -o"gov Dial < n ( > i dim,IK < • of the i itv , , | , rive.l from the Sale T h c ieo f to be *ard Kiwanis Club is loo).my for krrvatory for the en- | night for Tallahassee to resume her • ,.i t.,u i...iret*, are -hot a* least j la-. 1 made stron g etr.ir s to have ' runieril of m e n * " • la ♦f Sa w it h How worlds to coimuer. , H o iid n . entitled " A n twite a week for four months each t'se.l for the Pm ,<ose -.f ( >j.,*niiiv5. S , \ .Mil l ION* mhabi- i tin stt'ily „ f the const a nt 1,,1, .,f ear l Mrs. Bingenmn sue- I studies ill the Florida State C ol­ Misses Lillie Ruth and Emma tillllj* t:•aV\ In general what things .I..,-* the ----------- -----------I' i ov tiling f, i an I < vein and, with hundred- of «!,,e|«.* 1,1 • to to,, Miss Hand will receive her Spe;.,,.| leave for Tulluhussee to Grading, Curbing Pax m g ari.l Im ­ (Irdin *th Kcilney Kraus* lege. tin'niteil Stales miricri to tin . 111 a .v s II. ( ’ ..................... . F < 0 ,1- 1 :tulion re,|iiire the national the imost successful A. B. degree in June. 1 W . h 'y is it • ----.iuni n uitnw illll t ' T h t * linn* c a n i e ', ” s ■ .ill . . It lhl ,e ,r • n' IuI Ir .-I s e W| o f |||| ],n \ ' \- IV"1. ,lt> m.llin,,. •r it., - l.y the (Tty of Sanf-ud. io an iiv*■■age l.ag, the tu'.al mini dav Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer at proving C, rlait! S t ix ets mid I ... L last spring to c >n11. li uni o f every piildi. s« h.,,.| m gov 1-1 nmetit to 1 1 g 0 .1, . and vvhatj^ bn of -luuglitcld l each wi.i'ei ^•>ik in lioiritrl to have In, . Dualm-as men art* regular ailvir | a r t i c l e a b o u t t h e i m p r o v e m e n t o f b u s i n e s s e t h i c s , " w h e n t be •ended the Florida State College L'lori. in the Sum of Fi tv IT >u tl., -. n n liy , and tin- Nall..mil S. tlacra ? |sl in New York. i.in Ins a staggeting figure. Miss Edith Stewart leaves today last year while M ish Kminii Spen- lie Thoroughfare- in the ('itv of l l e n r does it leave I,, tile states? t m a n in t h e s t r e e t a s k e d mu lu .w nun b m o m y a m a n b a d , but thr.i v*I'lV ii'ii.K. " / } ' , ' iVA*V. liars, t he P r o ....... I., 1» ••■■■>' l.eaglie is now s 'r e s -in g the In placing then butteries, thi In­ Sanford, F lo ii.la ," an,! l o l l land k?ry Bingeman was by b< at for Philadelphia, where she ter will enter this year as a fresh Why doe *.'.«• siipi.-iae . >.T!rl -y h o w b e b a d m a d e it. M o r e o v e r , m e n o f g r e a t w e a l t h b e g a n b'h m . „t „i t„d „ > ^','.,11 V*,, i !*• ,nt with timely vig.o Tw entyit riv, I from the Sale T h c i . o f t. dians tliiow up a low hrea -t wo, k ot will resume her unties as instrue B O N D S . Sntifniii ca„ uiorno.lntc thou inive the right t,> declare statutes man. r.L a n .1 and as a small ' 1 '• gilt states huve, l.y ..■gisiativ, 11. to r e a l i z e t h a t w e a l t h its e ll did not b r i n g c o n t e n t n i e i i t tor in the Methodist Memorial lio* t bey wlint in true o f \ow y „ , , ' I' rue Mnd.l uf touriFts if tln> home pen U I '- . .1 I.. Build and IT, , , j> a M ii nil I and plants at a strategic point in:., list,tun.>m,I? T M i - - Mildred Simons returned to tii,!* studies were bcU made the study ol tin- great in one , ( Du- -hallow lakes iei i in. ' 11,1 •O’ 1*. P troll 1, i,d pi tu I. plo will m i l their vn unt rontviH. 1 swift b e g a n to s e e m o r e c le a r ly th e o b lig a t io n that even th e m o s t W lint vvoul.. . e tip 1 , . - ls f.u | . » in ford Monday afternoon fiom l.lol Jail, \G M N S 1 A G A I N S T T i l l ; M T K l ' Y A I . of me ipal 1.' 1 ini|.oi'taiii .I... iimeiit ,..ni|iul vvitli the best masvm*rii ;ui < 11 it'* I ' d ui tin ramparts a - higu a - jno ----------- n — ------mol against giving the snpteine X d H t u t c m o n e y - m a k e r o w e s t o b i s s u b o r d i n a t e s a m i to tin ' ' ' ' ’ ' \i ll s\~~ I V , I. , , h" n" ‘ Mountville, S C. Mjsh that Certain Ortlinatici* ,*r the ' it) B O N D • ill tli.-ir s. Itool-. and H o l e a le in wP1 '••. Hi..-,, greui t .., , ., ' at rel- > t a t kinds, ranging from |I<, h»* been devoted to ■ ' It Die power lo m . d e l ndvisory + Miss llape i „bb and Miss H e le n 1 Simons completed her c u r s e in Rivul n iie s in Floiiiln eimtinu c o m m u n i t y at l a r g e f o r Ins s u c c e s s . W i t h such re lied ■ >• Ibin i.i.y ..tii, , „ K..„ v ..... ' ' weiny til.ne to he heard freui in opinion., ? I,o-e ol am-ent -liotguus to l.loi ‘ 1t of Orlando, passed the Coiisei vatoi v of Musi $>rii lo-r family came Hurlbert I ll'llt. f a. f , ,. ’ " in of Sanford, I T o ::l u , entitled " A n i . y a r d when tip- next leg! r „ , i i hl'»"s: U; lw,r " d ,,*«"»elvcH 1 t a m e t h e s e n s e o f s t e v /a n l s l i i |. f o r g r e a t f o r t u i m s . a n d . I, 1 1" ik.n, these ale loaded vv.tli ' Ilf t h i ’ t •Mill . through Sanford Sa turday *n route t'h u a g .. this suminer and i* •*»M <o|»g|ess g.ve tipc u r t T ■p l i e a i are doiiiK barm t» the whole Ftnte * tloU O id in a n .c Providing f.u ail 1--,:.' i tk«y made their borne '• -O l - 1 hall l.e in m­ * i " ' " 1" 1" . wl.ii h 1 1 1 1 1 \ (1 I. in k p o " ,1 , 1 and all .-..Its of m i ­ m en b e g a n to g iv e a w a y m illion s fo r th e g e n e r a l u Pus p,.w ei ’’ 5 home from the University of North read) t,, lesumc hei , lu-ses The -ao| election lien by .iiil. lc.l Al Pl.s'i |;||t| 1 , I)N , o f lloii.t- by the City of Sanfol.l, * "o a ll. ■nn.,ai lo , , n.t adopted Lriiai -lie continued her C al, linn, wlieru they completed a - and llie'r tom tilioli— voiiiiec, HK Poes the recall ..f iu.il. lal d. + Read what the I’ulalka News baa 111 o n e w a y o r m in t h e r . " and ca . I t - b, l.cM shall I.,- held . .1 b> a 'n il ■ ol povvd l to an ,,el , ;tier stales will in- tlilio.iu.-ed I ' l p l p l 1 |s Floiida, in Die Sum of line lien |*i\k 4e lat»* Severin summer course in special kinder. iso.11 exist Up. | nit...I y.ta le s ? ij. M , » .. ....... Cobb and M iff Helen to any ubnut i.-norame ri-K'iidiHK -* I 11 ha - ns dm mg 1 io- , , tilling Mr. Forces tines not explain just when that time mine. and c o ducted in itie man nei pic Hu t ! " t. which i- discharged bv . Ir •■■I "I h"it - n in I Dollar* f. i Muni ' ’yII I I • m. alll MV til, "implied ->• *k t;,s known as one 11 in II.u 11 ,,| Orlando. pas-..,I tho consul .it on, Him, and theie is slight leaf that .m a il- " ( a - u i . i g from l h - uu»*J • ' "I <»REP . n,-. „ h , nor how prevalent the new custom is of investigating how p.,w . 1 ’ ill , ong 1 ess ? J s. rib*-d 1 > tl'< , u ,11 in, *i. • - and <'ton gart.cn work. through Sanfoi.l Suturdav , n toi.te ------- O , i| ill Purposes Die P lo ,.,.,|* I'i* iJr t*a. hbrs and fan,wi.l l ei.•me a law. |,,yal ,,n. man . hid,ng plm ,r " , lu' • *'"l*. fight,-r W h it povver has t tie |te-i.l, nt p. 4 I'.ly ( hapman. o f Kissimmee, is home from D.e Umv. i u v of a Man made bis 111 ....... before pay tug tlefurwi. v to tlw. I r of t he ■ it) of Sal f-u il, 1 lot FT A ; g InV0HtlkMte < onilll lortu pl)\,|olll rived front the Sale T u cieo f to t.e w.ii. lio itimtj vn, h Kirp.i. > iwmlie.i per lent \ met p a n •an making truauiti? t/his generation. He spending sevl ial days with his , North Curolinn whe,, they IS hen Du a i , naila" is loaded and I In the city jail tiefme vuUiir 0 1 w e a l t h h e d i s p l a y s , V ut it is g o o d |•> kn ow t h a t t h e f ; > lh.uti Bit,.' I', , ut . <•I,.ti d men fi„,| juaily utter one w ord ,,f pride*! icatevl bis “ ScotDo do kf begin to |oe.| in the lak< . Used f>ir tho l,.mT>V‘*e uf. ( , U*'i|"'hT , ,, , f* ‘ lore any limitation on tip umnu-r m u i s c hi sperm] tho bond i* Mir Monday. They a III ban b e e n s t a r t e d . 1 1 « .1 f l'| '1 1 •n*l 1. . •n .>!' UpMt I. BingbnfBn) ' - " e l . , Mi.,,, .study my: , )„■ XClTffEFf* the him.ts of Kui I, -t genet ally at»',ir ?*«>ii; tiro • ii; i * silh.l,., t matter of tie alie - '* Grading, ('•tilling. Paving and Ini gnrten work aurbrixe you l( ati.l« Ntat. - Is a do1 m,lent ai, will, h vi ,, ,, , . , Ijert'iinectlon with Bre ■ ■ ■ P'e n,. u f |,|,y„\ M m , ... | :!«•! i. n o t t tie v il.ag, op.'i at mg 1 ■ • *, ax M.'.v u ,'f the < lly ..f It is also good to knoyv that the ".-ciise of stcyiard !n|i " ' "ntr.d-v til, foreign p.di, v proving t'eitain Stre.t and Public — o I . Ill t le 1 • k li.'Vt I, 1 ne.iig 1 lo lav m, o . itr.d Conservatory l i t . M l«u V il," IHolly. i.tii,* If I. a IMaude f u min ' Vf . .. VI* Miss Mny Mis* ih, ’.sf ii mb, l,,‘gui>, wilt, it toil'*' " •' " " sands „| ,; ■ f the mition? Mr.s. W M Scott ha* returiie.i This nimns that IIIftorinnM win ntc still t i v u ^ has been acouiml b\ men wit h umiicv Si, .ford, 1T'.t i,In. F.'i l . 1.ak»\ S e v e p , p e vv h o , I, v I .gill of I lie vo t 1 at i ' •••$• !• . f i n . T lior o u gb faie« in the t ’ lfx of San Bingenmn was n Lake and guest. Miss Eleanor Mil in. si|| . puth in i i.ail vv ’ hout I* iglll, • ' •: If 1. Meaty : ri,| a s'ate Invv m , fr.uii Washington. D ( While to Htld olit holll«*l h|fi|; nliiui ti,. , -le,lid l e Well iih.l i , A COMMUNITY RFII.DKR they regard their money its a Irust In lie handled lor (It u.*l • •VIII;* '»• i-aii.l- ,,f ■ i l l ' , a l e i| - cat Ion- ' X. whose finished play- \ler of Key W e st , and Miss S a n t a .1 M nrtrill. ford. Fh.i n la," and A G \ I N S T O I'btiN.' the Li.ir te, to dr, >. t lie duck w it *i vat ,an. e. win h will p i e v m l " h w .iv * he nl><> viMt.d iiouitK ,, t m uArk uvt<*m kIimuIi) t a k t * u n m u\$*i an. . 1 it . . s>, n a place m the musi­ Luke leave today in their car for fare of other people. Rich nn 11. yybo have a. 1 iimulnl. .1 Un it 11 A11la nil ,sSl'i**e s. u nt 1 -1 p o s i t .1, a ! • I 'U S T K K . I 'r c s itlc n l R. F . W I I I T N K R . ( ashl th- t'lly <‘I'li.n'i - -I'.ii ,,f tin- <Tlv ill Slit/ , If "'•■>. is 1 , | a m o * B O N D S When Du- tin* !•<■••», don,. lil'.N U 'l T I I O h C K I N S O N , Mur G rc't in b iiguiiu and Noitii f n i I l l ' el to Hunnin him! |<mk uioitiid. nil-tless it 1- l ->, • il- • niv '• ri.ois - pi.y *, . tlal f. 1.1 Florida State College at T a l l a ­ ol tins !'«• n‘ nut ion it Mrs Scott’ s niece. M i- n •-1 Sn i. f *.» J. 1 I..I ;. ih, ntti—t< J i v th. •• Ii: inula l* d l-ctiarj;'d and tin money 11.rough hom-d yvork and fair de ding, use l In n ).. s.'1, no — ti — — late I,. in •■••", up..n -ui Ii tip. need *> in teaching violin at wl... I, hassee’. Mins S a n t a Lake goes to Louise Satie-, •no I l» I. , 1 1 . , , - n , g g;.„.W r S o :V \ S i:! accompai.icl her \nd h,..,., 1 R i Dili; l 1, 1k >'f til 1 ll V ' 1 hur: j ■i th. victims, hti:iill,-d < " i 1!I0-'.M1! M a g n o l i a A x e m t c ----------------------------------------------------- - I ’ hniu* .*KiV J u s t b e , iiUHe w i n t e r i , ■ o u m ,• "sense of stewardship" fortlielieMcim.nl ,.1 1 ip, world of kt.ov.l, ■ge ....... e f I d i g It , h u t <h„. fitted her splendidly help her sorority, Chi Onieg.i, I,, !• ........... nn . I, ph. home and will be In i guest f,,, n „. I upon the t„i ni of , ... •nl) , tipple,I. beg 1 its \I . , I' ’ ■ l ' " ' b -' ‘ I 1 he, | . I, and We have tiled away mu rlraw very likely Mr. horbes would agree that 11 i> md mv< >J| V p. Plat I he vimilg,‘t g, II In V a ii *1 in the Rollins Con- during rush week and will icturn FOR T H E A P P R O V A L ..f that S.mford. 1•T.•» i.lii. and i In* i | « > 1 ' 0 ,..pinii' weie tl lU.I'IN ,»« 2,'MM d i. t-- have been -ted iimlel vv |p. Ii 1 Rey ai.- |,, wmtei NVi-:. SnrlcN will attend Iiata, t h n t d o e M i ' l m e a n t h a t w e '•lull. I- III;. V |,, , op,, .1 t ■ | 4 1 1 1 V * I'N JlIlt | | \ | a ’ ■ W h c r r (Tint t c - v ; i i k | S e r v i c e a r e P a r a m o u n t " for a man to wait until he i> a millionaire befor. m <11111 mg 111 to Smifoisi in uhout a we, k. • • naming 1 Ip- • Sanfoid High Si h,.o| he proteeted | )||..Ill'll •rtahi OnlttuiMce of ttie (Ttv ,•f 1 ■' 1 1 -C.l 1 ' f (he * n v " f S a n 1 (u.l. •1 N* It If i a -ingle ,1 bu lge "t Die can’t k '» "WimmiiiK any m ,„,.. vv nil i v . i v I atm ,. III 1; I II, 1 x“ * I In pul Ip .e h ,.,,', 1­ t lie niedlmtl ' " " • d i e - and . 1 . , this attitude towanl his money and bis adivitie.1"III 1"" till I)i. ti'.Oi .I;.) ,*f VI. it *Ttnoada" at Petmii v •< ,,,. — O — S a n 'o i .l, L! -i ,>•(,, . it,lb .! Vii i nnnii.il , I -. 1 v an ,. ,,f -( ,n -t 1 ument ' 1**1’ w . l e . * - t n $| | p f ,|IIIIH mi may lo III thi ■ capital. Vf t, i t In g . , ... iInThe ('him-*,' rels-M were defeal \i.gu-t. A 1 1 1 <2 I Pnv will p. n 'c lio -day. Sep Possibly, too. this "sins.' n| stewardship" eoul.l I .• . Twenty Five Thousand ($1125,- ilniniices o f the City of Sanford. ( tidtlian. > IT ,•viiLng f .| . n I, ""T* t'dol. 1 . 1 and a . , mat. - , | fit vi .nig., . d e l , r a l e - vv I It ., know ii tge ed the other day at lluaiijj Tu If tend,. 1 1 , . w In n all sI, III t OR RE 1 L A K E • c u n i n u m t i n i a tended to people wlio are in the business of -pending >.!!>• r tHHUHD Dollars, the proceed- de­ Florida, and we, Forrest Lake, S. of ll'.luls I V I lie < ll y " f Sal.f id. id,'a n .[ ■ x a a u a ia iD m -a B a B i:iiia ii)m i W h e n hotter tnitomohllcs are luillt, Httick will build them 1 he |d I is, ,| law vvIII n uimi I and then wait- u ,* 1 they Would ImiiK' I wii tn/.rn, \iiv do I com. h y will in Minn- m, a.-tn, (lav,. n 1—Si.nl i .1, ' %‘\K \• 'iiius g at hei A Mux or . f the • il v Public ol’ nml- might learn to look nj on 1 .ill I,-in hel*s Ip -t I., rived front the sale of said bonds D Chase and C. J. Maishall, a - the l b , I l.lll. III tin S In of I'll,' III n carefully selected, there wmildn'l people's money. Colli I. I , lo ,| a I Ve cxvll I , , to lllele pupnw de they ,a:i n t lr i p I. f,,r 1 :..ri,la r. pealed al themselves as st.yvai.ls of tin pul.In v.caltl’. and a.ipin. • be any tnor«* « i\ iI u$$f fe \g ruts f„r ihe 1 *•' **|*«l it tug, after to be expended in the following City <\>mmi-.Ni«m . . f the i itv «,t died Si»tv Five Tlnm ..ml I',| !: iin * 1• In I ' l l , li* III t i p . 11, III.I- lit D i e p u for e an a cepled belief Ilint —— o <I limiting fed hold mg •' I'I 1 ■HI R E S T 1 \ K 1 . the sort of i oiisciem e that due,is a man t>> be taithlul .,ml 1 »»U 'h. imp..Mane. s:u. lying Ih.-v . manner, to-w it: for Mutt;, ipal I’ m the P o Sanford. E Ion,la, do lierebv . all an a - little 11 gat ditig , he I,'.al i ,'gulat i.'lls. .Mexican a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a **a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i 1 III "UK Ii It ia predicted that ilir -n,,ph i lly Coinmis-ion of '* '' •"' • ' do. ni ii.tii,and l.e. nniig S i » < HAM . trust worthy. 1 l ,-nl 1 (A ) Under authority of Ordi­ election to I.,. held ii i t i n- 'T ty o f ,e e , is 11,-lived flolil the Sale ' ■ t. Ill .Don „f , he I lot,..I .­ '" ' 1 I "IW II » I! I. a. <)U..iiit. I w it}| all 11- detail-. Of ctfjfs t h o year will I,,, l a i y .i |;f Sanford, FbiJ idrt, on — I M \ Its 11 \l I . 1 ' ’ 1 "I 1 ' gag. I II, III, pi, les nance No. 81, the sum of Ten Sanford, Floiida, ..n Die 22n.| day Tiler of I., l-e FseJ to I .l.iige. Ini Husincss etlues,.Mr Fori., s |„i,-s. 1 improving 1 ght than over befoie That will mak. *b .1 I HI > pel.pl, , al, . Ill' tl', li -will kit iwledg .. f """•••I ' I . I........ III. |a> . f A u g u s t V A . D , UKU|1(| i)„||ur* t to purchase and the ( Tty "Ilim issl'l l of Die It hard on Moru$ «»f i Iicm * tru\rlin^ along, •>+•:•v v + •:•+ + <•+ v 'b •(•+■!■+•: ++%*•+*■4-+++'iv an ■vv1 1 .111 v of t lies.* ,p,t 1 . lie thinks there is mote of the "liolden Role" and n o f September, A. it It»2l, to deter­ prox,. and Extend ttie S .-w .in g e "b e n Uit; I •! .1'! a f)tn$f t b«* lint atoc k Colli Panic­ I'isN. ,| and iVS'lded a I F ••■ vv hat *. i in . t g, • nt of yTuifi . Floiida I I III) fit nmre regard tor stri, t honest y and fairmv-s in all t• 11 , 1 -s • • . + ♦ System of the City of Sanfonl, uc.|uire the necessary lands for a I ' mine the i|U<‘Ftion by said election t " " with l i a . n e " 1 - ,, 11 ‘ J1’ * I *lo* Inline should ** * Pn >■ e I ll ut ion , t 11 ituiiiM- numbered h i, eli\ t t ,- t l iiiA d h*' hi II. | versed III llmtti r , g .,, . And iimptestn uably lie is right Not .>ul\ municipal cemetery and to improve then and there held, whether said Florida." and FOR B O N D S . J i / " * ’ " » I'd pi op,-, pa Sanfurd real • -tate u •rllmr transactions. ' t Stall - it. -igiie.l ? h l i o n t t. 1 I p I. R P H IL IP S . •> v-t+ + -t-:•>< * -n - J-d-+ '•'•mi '.,1 and judo ,.,1 than the * •>4 - + - H - + + ♦ + . > + + + .y+■>+ + + +4- *•> ♦ ♦ faster every day W. II hnaleil is business ethics improving. Inn the , 01 .slant educational ... . .,1 and develop the lands so purchased ordinances > " "O-’ holies ||.,(| proposing the *a.d Is •:.»• A m ell, al. ' ,'list it ill |,,|| lip geotli in, ,, w Mild l„ |d . M 1 g en eiation, and now U-'it $t.in« v l’rovit(ng f " r on ( Tty ( Turk . , f t he (Tty pro|ierty if iii p u n t deinatui li i- work regarding the value nl ethical standards and 1 cl.able on pi i - ., i i , i, lt supreme law .,f ||„ A nie ll.ai, ..... A G A I N S T T H E A P P R O V A L to make the same adaptable f » r I fmjr 8l.Veral Imnd issue* shall l.e lo 1 a we. k . ill *1 '■ then , , , . "• m o •1 are taking „ hand 111 p..|, •(•v+'X-: + p|e? ' • wiae investor who liuvn |,i,,| T H ' H T ♦<• + •! •:.•>■+>•{•+ •>•}■4-<•+ + •;•4- 4 - + 4-■{■+ 'K- + + * + + + + + + ♦ 1**1* by tbe . ’ ity of Han.perl > service is bringing the people generally to the pluce y\here Uhm . Mi th« Elori.la the purimses aforesaid. _ adopted, u|iprove(l and confirmed that Certain Ordinance ,,f the City 1 DCS I lie Study of the ( ‘ollatltlltn.il <• in thi* city 1 bn\r m v* inrlH and repairs for the* old one* on band. 0*h. in tlie,sum of Ten • • I Rtl^T , Aug 20 27. Sept .1 10 17 clii'inpanzee', , V"** ’ " " ' " " “ d.n tak, pre ethey will demand integrity and the "sense «,f stewardship." * h "iJl,i te adoed t, ||„. curriculum (B ) Under authority of Ordi- by e |,,cll>rs „ f Mall, , - ilv anil of Sanford, Florida, entitled: " A n Ul. - I Vine M.en , , 'lemn over the 1 oli-t II litp.ns ol the ■d " da, ,| s lll-IUutlo,l* „ f )ng i,,., «l its mo >our order for n new one or repair the old onr. IM a r l>r Municipal Fnnfoid Imaeli.ill fa io f Ii. hi I-I ‘ "VMom mil ill. ip.dI - .III ill,livid,ml Mate- ' nance No. 82, the sum of One Hun- whether the bonds provided for l.y Ordinance Providing for an Is-ue “ '" l Ms!* Is. thev "•'til,I leant Hey ii cake S u to ld a y fnu.i the .................. at th. cost ol .1, |the |*r,feeds derived bad. their teutii toniuriou \%ht'i Is It possible I. an m l . f eon- 1 mil 1 aim,. 'line »f ! hi •Ired Thousand Dollars, for open- rait|or«Iinunt es shall be issued by of Bonds by ttie City of Sun'ord, K p w .n lh I eague at S ta k e’s ,h“ ' “ ' > ' o i h n , g >. - u i iI-- hi they UK" 1 >1 play Oilmido m tl, gl l'ss ol' a del 1st,,II of t),< 'Ul-I (’ lll(* |hlr Thvjviif to be Used O ' . " " veins of e Vof ul 111|1, ,md has 1 Com I t I ing. grading, curbing, paving and , h.. r i l y , lf Sanford, Florida, ui Florida, in the Sum „ f One Hun ■ r '" ....... . l i e . ........ i l l ’ vV.1:';.','. now mum. ip11I attilrdie held Hard -------------- | h a l l g e a W o r d Ml M’ll xnd ^-<|uire the N ec,lr< .1 Sixty Five Thousand P<>lli.is' "•t.aid, i.ddy , "„,r„v,.,| the domt U tic, improving certain streets and pubUu. mann,.r all(J for (),e purposes luck won t he with u> nil tho tinie I \ M I ’A 11( I H U M ' „ ......... ....... ............... Il„. r , " ................ uui; f r a Municipal ' " ' " I ' 1' legged U P IV I imwi Ihtuu Mult M a i , , ’ bods ,,f the admniistrati, „ lie thoroughfares in tho City o f jn sui<j 01 ,|i„u„ lt.., provided und for Muni, ipal Purpose.*, the Pro I N C O I t l’ O B A T E I ) |in,I t. Improve and De» W f don't know lint we lire aw cis'ds («> be Derived from the Sale flow and for what re a -o n mav h ,, , I '1' w , ll *•'’ '»*• ■ Sunfurd, Florida. forth A t C o m m u n i t y C lu lt H o u s e , It 1- Ino, f..i lit, vote, ilia h. r.'-'n v , S„, h ., 1 ba ng' , A , : TN< E I'.ARRdW km I’ lionp .lh8fully auspicious thal the only dll ilan.k so Purchased tu n president he removed fn .m ..rTi. .• » b e t o i . i , Dp.‘ J " "i"' ' *" ' ' "----- -----------------207 I i ('onunerrial Thereof to be Used to Enlarge G e n e v a . S e p l. I S lh . 5 0 c p late. III. th.illgl.t I I flglll c III I 1 • 1 1 f e, I* .1 «’ii( * ••! t hi\ a *, I v ( C ) Under authority o f OrdiArii, , Kpri.st Lake, us Mayor fBrener* lietwe.-n a Mexieun iivil ............ bai.l laiior |Sim ’Adaptable for tbe Improve and Extend the Sewerajfe | Wnr ami a » hine-e , 1v 11 war is th, I loo w il li 1 1 • p n --oient ml e,,| e 7 o’clock. nance No. Hit. the sum of One Hunuf ( lly „ f Sanford. Florida, the I VVo |i . I t 1 - I III • llglioa , . ’ "'•.k, of hls young liuiia mo.-t ‘ ■ ■ ■ i i i a a i i i i n a i « a i a l l |,l H i PorA.i.l, • '*• . 1 ••• I. and I t op,.Id color 11/ the skin bet oil..- pie .oil nt dred Sixty Five Thousand Dollar, Wt. |.ak,. s O. Chase li -he ii I 1. .1 • •• ape ll,‘ 'ii n , I nl ■ a-‘ M v would in 1 .,i din, I '* Ht" l lilted ( ion it •" dcFited to give tit , * " " , , n * I " h a t happens pn.,on S ta te s? inn... numbered 82, on- to enlurge, improve and extend the ... .. .. . 11,at w lole I n • ria-. igi 1 of 1 lo '.-III . ' ' i l l VI 1 g l v 1 1 lie I •.■•ll dle.t ..f the pul,It, ho.,U will " II " •! id,nn Do m a mu I .( did | • " li* pa, t . I’crshmg is I,e.ng I - 1, .I |,,i l sexverage system o f Dio l-ity ul t _ 1 . f I be ' ole 11! til nt If ut< ■ < . .’ oh e 1 a p.-i*gii . 1 l. • 1 • * * 1, h* hi. Do V led | . , . l i . o g . i ii .. ............ I m o r e : i , | , . | a I tell 1 - v., I ,1 \ n | 1 1,.,| , . command, 1 ,.f Dp. Ali en. ... |„ III > Went known uf tn. Commission of the (Tty of Sanford, |iit| Providing for an Sanford, Florida. liyeni non mid women tin.,. DoII id the It. p il.lic11,1 pa lly n, ■ I** on it • 111.1 I*-- 1- o ih.ii 1 ) 1 •h' ip .i •>< Rion. 1 hill w.illld he ip (|„ I,,, 11, 1■' " , *"t '■ the llltl e l . it |„. Florida, do hereby appoint Susan •n a |i. -,i,i eta .leiiioi -tim in g '•I I I 'll 1 low nei il Bnii* by th,. City of San(D ) Under authority o f Ordi­ v* I - a. . Iln pll lied limb I inn c f a boost m n n j o l i n , ,, w i l d I id I lo 1 Ollllt I . I 1. vvai o In , I 1 .1 1 •* " "i i v ai.,, B. W igh t, R (' Maxwell mid ■ o-ii't.l) Ilin,| in w I1.1 ii Do .. . alll d Dill,I West allow "• o k wont mat.* 1|!». in the Sum of One nance No. 84, the sum of Fifty 1 ,11 late, they a Do an., lota di, II l *•'.• •' .1 I,,.; f i g m • .ll all Do I a 1l e In ■I)-;• in Alice Fitts, inspectors o f said elec­ "* ' « , made uiiv|, ..|v build und •Miiand Dollars for M u - Thousand Dollars, to eic-sinic I ),e s oat.on in tl,* , * * nl I " . i t I f II III JI f l *H V(M UtlMfl I > I|||t IlVil w m l tin vn g ii,. , itndolu* e ■ 1 " "I?1 " h e n coinpiiiated bv tion, and Duvi.l Speer, clerk of 0*e>. ’. he Proceeds De- equip a municipal jail. ..I, 1 iO,1 e-l s I huI l he 1 Its 1...e may la* t nr*av 1, 1 1 m th, Mich I.M,rain V a- hacation, h e w i l l 1 , • J u i c e 111 it | p,said election. • •4»fii*>hc*i f r • • i$ i Gninesv ill,. S up i s moved to n t he h"U'» ’ I 1 , pi t ., id .1*|V \ 1 the Sale Thereof to be «»i:r pll" is** A ll of said bunds tu be of the MIA M I I'A 11.V M U s ll IF ll,"I llltl II,gl Hi lo I 1 I1-, . nt Tbe form of ballot for said elec­ I* ’V K ' i V i I pm t y t bnl 1- 1 ouf oh nl , it - I • -I,.flit mark that " e v e n time a l.n .k nm dunoniinution o f One Thousand J iL r Purpose „ f Opening, lldge. -ilelil all I I e I li h I If I . 1 | | At ii den i v 1 1 p oli.iii'.l I v •on lay* a bru h be l at kli-s ul»4tiit st I. tig t ll Will, the people i|o 1.1 . e OF II.. 1 li tion s III*11 be us follows. t . ' W l t ; 'Dm g ol a detmile fountr> and Die own par*v . oi.troll I ol “ tailing. Paving and IniDollars cnrlj), bearing Inter*.*! ut ■vel iniu-llt I i •in h language. I ’ hill the churn, i i w ill v. me out of the pie-, uiln.lt I l f ativ po -ll.liny that I l.e k . ■ t n n.g tlie . ..i.u:i > > O FF IC IA L BALLOT I enl A xm Streets and Public the rate of five and one-half per — 1$ —» th 1 , ontost nun go to tlm la u »e ent civil wat in c hina. A n a u t h o i i ) * l! Ill Bljii a lk(Mi*t' vI I " o l d iI'ro.sciil at I.nr I llll Bond Election Colnmi I! li It. ($ 1 «*t*n prnni W’ liwl a n t In , Mild 1, 11 •? ’I I,, p*;n iii the City of San- centum (b%Vi) per annum, inter­ ti' "ii the Miibjivl recently wrote P" ' • * ’’ t of In.- r'-'i'oliu i i , If he •ii(*i|y hs|>i 4 ( . i. inovim by iiul 4.. Colon,.| I || R ‘ lUpul iieun |mrl} lair not in I „ of the eipie.i e I* reo. t, h*,. I... i that 'll " u u l d In* n nio.-t toaieficiiil '* " ib.-ukl l/v eg., led, i hei < v. est payable on the first days of d be V V1" 1 hai bat „• ■ A M O D E R N h a n k in g G r c f t l i a a s u n of t h e l a t e H e f t y laid a loiij.-rity in the Hivty ngliik •m p,.| -<>n« in Do- ( ii,,nt i •■’»,*• m it* inuamng. n»., lP, . JtbUnr li China could have a i.*al. s.11 - • - , ., r. ,i n g}„ , ,i . ( ity o f Sanford, Florida. •* real ligl.i 1. 1 0 , each o f the buruc numbered 8 i. m - July and January, :i ; G r c e n n n d i n h c r i t o d o n l y $ 1 7 5 ,(1111 . •iiliidesv and it 1 axiom of An i n ■ " " " d i* is used, foi that rcat-oii hch^U^v-goodneas dumcMn .- t r u g - 1 1,“ G,.m t|„. v iewii,„nt f i •I | IIM I than - ........... f Do Ic, ou • o r g a n iz a tio n , w ith a d e ­ September 22nd, 1924. a fo r e s a i d j a s c e o f bonds to mature' • 000 from her. (Vrtainly if nn.ne 1 ■al. po 1! that a paily whim I 1 1 1,11 M'.d'iuuh.' do, um. nt* That Kit.'tar out ol -u.h uu enterpti-u |r' ' ' ' ' Di, vv.„|,| thi* a «.n* ' been, vvii., bav. h, n - 11■,I> i, • i b -v, 11 can buy it. wo uill kudu bo not-in** ■o e c m i‘ so, h a iinijoiity 1 1 il., q u a t e f a c i l i t i e s . I.UF .,.Ft Ftrenglh and richheva “ 1 ‘JU< v cotlic." The >• O 'l n ; ................ . lh ‘ f . (oc* Providing for an thirty years after date o f issuance,! t o d . i.o W ill doi-F i loin mo,i | .n l . . f .t / movii'I on the ladin Moku u Cross ( X ) Murk iiefore "iddie ,if an miminiFiration run .g vhi v. r «>f Ip. Ihii.,,. rat, Natl .|,.,l •v this pnr.fying prove.** if ,,roh. q Ik . u I the . tatement is thiF; , •!' •>'t of its system. **•!» Ly the City ul Ban- both principal and interest of said I w in li|e Miccuedlng j pre-ebt'p .,1 • in.iautec $av "Il i- jn -t The Fivtich of Victor f w V <JM^c ! i that there must “ For the Appruvui, E t c ." or be­ ,| dde ia the Sum of One bonds to he payable at some hunk A n A B L E p e r s o n n e l in Here'* a sq -i ailed " s ix t y year 1 '••< tin*1 The sixty-eight ii 0 agier- '• vet rlil ut ... . - nt t !„• *• • compared with that o f VII- 1 “ Weeding out process it) fore "A g u t n st the Approvul, E t c ." Si*‘ y Five Thousand in the C?ity o f Nexv York, Slate of 1 n. , C hum, before the i'll., I,.ell lui.'iiy i o n 'l l II I h .- 4*Id fUppet vtho ttuy s the is going China, before tin cuuntry can. gck, •* 1 ° “ > I> "ia r y C o m n u - n t ■ . tom bc.lig Fpi. a,| Ii) Ft.iilr It.-pit1. d i r e c t o r s , o f f i c e r s a n d .1 n w i, t n . . . t i l l « 1 (fi I . a . as may l»e Your Choice. (o live tu be two hut,died and lift v 1 0111I111 at lull df I lenioi rut - ami I’n. .|4own to earth. As lhilittrul matters •Muni, ipal Purposes, tha N ow Y/ork, in lawful money of the 2 •-ii,- that < indulge if Die leietln^ T A t Icdiit it r.iUM be a great suds g i , islve Kepi,I,In nr -, and Die la', s t a f f .1 ; " « r . o w stand there is n variety o f THE l-O R T Y IM\|(DtTAt S - p W N U II Vartoty nf . • «h’ a,n. a man is »ontei . <a.i.lidute and lliut it i* nan - aiv llWiveil from the Sale United States o f America. 5/ XBCtiur Ui ber lo have bo much ter today have then own pn . 1 len,- to v.iiu (ur bin, l„ keep tbe elect! ., r t»U Who ruiijtUnUy ru.^tantiy «evk « - ; rn,b!*,.l ,n Ganlliiul Mazni in’* »- o "U | 4m) n U who seek l j the c o ; ,„ Mlll> i,, ‘ And, whereas, prior to the is.u F O R T H E A P P R O V A L o f that I1 * G I’ scd to Enlarge, .confidem e. We know some folkc lul rn nilhlu ■e. Ihuiu Is ll Itepuhll • d palace fiiuilv rejects the Amer- ‘l ° n ' " ’--'‘ T*dn. I k c , S p a r t a n b u i g Sun. "Ul ef coilgre-s. Ju*t the tiv e t-e K B IT . 19, 8 1\ M. twice o f the bonds ui.ove described, r c r t i ‘ in Ordinance of the C ity of 1*^ Extend the Sewernge (•( flixty who a n Ii't so tu ie of get- C..11 split t o , ay same t.■ in 111! ! i» Iru." If the voter were i •■ , o - i A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in l i.u-" d* ” Membrunea | The r. public,is e,.,;d.iion in name • T , or any part thereof, under the Sanford. Florida, entitled: “ An t i n s through the next cgl.-iy sea *’ •*• ........... 'ant Unit ul' t„e Ii' f ballot from Die a:,le motiv ‘ i‘ y of Sanford, . tv m.ll. I "" ,ra“ " f : ° n|y- Tberc i* notn,„g about China !“ * " V " ‘,V,' r ha‘1 lu ■'**>' •on. th e in d iv id u a l n e e d s states conceded to Ihe lh,luj**nJ. i charter o f the City of Sanford, Ordinance Providing for an Issue l.e. | mg the election out of th, v s r ik Americana would bo to tnsitie u »Ut.dmm.eracy to f . J , ‘*n. bl's‘ ‘ .vmpatbire with 3 puoluaii presidential caiufid.it, y .'D > improved ,t the owners of th* country . r tbe population '' h'Ulxc, be \vould vote for the «n o f e v e r y d e p o s i t o r . Florida, the said ordinances pro- o1 Rond" th* C , ‘ y W ord , v . h, . , *' K O h ,rd " h e „ B J im m y vet, run auto- , La Folieltc, are noimally I t . pun dtdate who has tbe largest m e d , - Murtdiy, . -. ........................ ''■viubran, * would imitate the W a r t , therefore, a m ,,f „ second- J . , have drawn blank.— T a llade in lhe Sum of T e " »r.ie numbered 84, cn­ posing said several bond issues »• •+ linobile driver, w m killed the other , lh an*. A f lai Foil,die ha.* i»|k i .*'.*J of *um votes and that candid , . i tench Academy and baninh the rate character and Dnefly private n.% si j Iiiiino. ' sand Dollars, the Proceeds Derived cocktail. Ilf when Ida car crashed into U | " l ‘ hin the Republirait party fu, would l.e John \V Davia. N o can I ee Providing for an for the various municipal purposes 11,1 grudge* settled on w hutever buttiiJt a t the track ol the New Yoik . u.ore thun :i0 ytsnr*. it iF but i n , date even a p p r , hi m in the An American would hit you if ficld the opposing forces chance !o '* man up in Illinois who vvaaforesaid, must be approved by ^ o m the Sale Thereof to be Used •h by the City o f Sap­ . J f ,Kro,in“ 8' "h a t Iunable to assume that hi* iudep. n number o f ..ure voles ” In aumnin, • >"h |Miiiii-d a little cocktuil ni hi* in ret. Shaugliai is reported to hi thought dead came back L, lif,. u majority vote o f the electors of Purchase and Acquire the Nec- ill the Sum o f Fifty RESERVED S E A T S A T T H E M IL A N E OH M ILLER in thinks about when a splinter idtnt , undid,u> n< w will ,|,*w chie. up. Shaver says Davis would h.,v* There the mumoui mumbrunc in danger. There is u large foreign “ ut he wasn't one of those w h , the City o f S a n 'ord, Florida, who ^ " d s tor a Muulclpal Cem *hlUri, the Piocccda to B fence rail atiikes him In tho ly from It In every Mute Obvious,) l„ L., | ot,|y C2 voles out o f th '••no,eta with sensitive nerv*s a-vi population in Shanghai and this C-t rhot in any v[ the battle, „f *Slri*ngth JSenice I’ r o jr c s s F U K N IT l'R E COM PANY hurts. The sunie ‘ 'intelligent” ( circumstance makes ,t incumbent IK ii in.— Nashville Banner. to Improve and Develop 1 ? ■ •*“ , « l ‘ he 1 ‘ Hla will h»lp the Democratic jiartv .doubtful .t'aiea (the grnuu h av n ,. , forn ‘ be Sale Thereof are qualified to vote a . shewn by e t , r Y S DI l,l l ' h t V n r M n i l t w l n - i l . it* a t n l o a •S. V*.. r .. it .. . I a $. t l s >tr a . v s ' .. -- ° r . 11. hundred j in ---------states where It and* the ,R.-publi 154 votes)’. w h ereasYoolidga wou l Ain, rican will allow you to n-iur |'dpoh‘'f or4ilffn CdVirntiiehis to' ruah the registration bo ok, o f the C i t y the L a n d , so Purchased to Make I'WossI, i----------- 7 miles , .. ‘ - l ,uu" v o u s j . WhenU; , 10 Build und Eouip If that "cheap brand" of Anieri- ' k f V A l .WOa,dn fS5Pi?- , IW I cu? aor'"l,y uru t'U)*u ‘ a k‘ length . have ‘ ‘to obtain ibtum 112828. , f “ ,loren cocktails inside him. i ships and aailora to the port to protho Sa m e Adafitable fur the Pur‘ H 7 o f Sa nford, Florida, voting ut an ’ »P * * * 2 J ? }P h l n u d f . W ell, I’d I In tho present state eloctlon in That .tf -,i„ t cltijenahip. AH this *ort of can cigarettes the Prince o f l A foresaid” and FOR d W l h i i . way now than l i v . 1 Maids the Republican plurality in c,fir liv u prefers were not already selling bv I ..................... • • — .............. election called arid held for that ¥♦♦•>♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * + ♦ •>♦♦•$♦ 4-0- >+♦<-<•■(-+ ♦ ♦ <•++♦♦)<•♦♦ V 1 • In let eat Raid on Savings-A ccounts* Republican NMtionkl eoc, ha* lined ^ | • , • , s , • 4°nit0 r ^purauin* some 1 tha governorship contest was cut the carload, his royal hlghne J ’ , lour svycrul orpurpose. ■ • , : j D • l -distasteful to ...------------------ le; (dar te Mary V > 4 lead Rollins ■rvatory of Announced A i>p;i 11intv Ij>n<>i mice as to ( ’onstitution I PA R T N E RS It is surprising? hour quickly a Buick ow ner accepts, as a matter o f course, thedependability o f his car. He thinks no more of setting off for a thousand-mile jaunt than he docs o f driving down town so complete is his, confidence in Buick's cotUimaa perfo rjovnumce. \ IN THE RPSINK&S OF UKE Business Ktliies Are Improving : In this Bank, thp hand of Finance da^j ; Ihc* hand of Industry and Commerce] : Partners in the business of life. T)u* seasomd judgment, dose person] interest and training, of the «rt>up mcn in this bank instinctively draws tf| confidence of men who know Uv< are better fban one. We welcome the opportunity to sen you. ! FIRST NATIONAL BAN1 n m ) ciX'ljb', SANFORD BUICK COMPANY I r> . i Herald Want Ad For Results ICF OF ELECTION' - ft Yellow Jacket! Spray Cart DAVfS’S ( ’ ll ANCK IS MKST B MAHONEY - WALKER CO. ............. -;*•».....* .... -.....- -a B a u m e l’s CHICKEN SUPI’ KR .'tb’ar^r^ra'T:':;.: SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE Mil Fashion Revue O pen Either End 'I'H F ( ’IIINFSF WAR One end i$ as cle. a s the other S E R V IC E FOR FA LL, 1924 s m irin rJL'Ia In (onjunction With the Photo Play, Mae Murray in “ The French Doll.” Friday Evening At the Milane Theatre Cleanfromtop to botwm IVe invite new accounts ftjru . Md, rably more than i( ia.*-M,diile ' .Canucr, •* ‘ • * **vT. -7* 1 l Live Models. Vaudeville Entertainment 5COM ® S C M tt O JE A H E D ) SL’llIIiYOLECOUNTY BANK .ur4%ua'L?„*r.,s r » T a '^ i L ‘d,‘ tor L r City __ _ * an issue o f ot Sanford, Therefore, I, Forrest Lake, as Mayor of the City of Sanford, |w»vj»aeeejal Flm ids, uiii Mii amt itp iMitiieAf the ■ ,i,ijA>:ft* ^.t i i i G;* w r w * j A G A I N S T TH E A P P R O V A L of at Certain Ordinance o f tho City 1 5*r.tjf n i, F l.r it U , cnt't'.cd: **.4Tn m it '•(■ frill P&0NB jj|V 1feLM k^’ fVvV, .Ai i i �IG E S I X I 'I W il li M7> ,.M U<U * \ V• TH !DNESt)AY, \ MBElt 17, MBretire a m ih, fill« th#*'bnscs on two singles and « pass then forcing in A run with a cecond base on balls. Holloway, 75c P who relieved him. could not stop the slugging until seven runs hud Ball H .w a r e been made. / P H O to g Score by Innings: Philadelphia 700 701 210— 14 18 0 ■ n i n n n n i Was Pitching Battle Between Detroit ....... 000 000 101— 2 7 3 Rommel! and Bruggy; Johnson, Zachary and CovielclikJe Holloway and Woodall. For Seven Innings; A thlet­ C h A' CLEVELAND AND TAKE LEAD AGAIN CROWD 30,000 j w g j « * » BROWNS SLUG SEES AMERICAN GOOD THIS YEAR OUT A VICTORY OVER DODGERS POLOISTS W i ics Drub the Detroit Tigers Kenneth B. Halt, Graduate o f the University o f Florida, Benda Coaching L ist; T w o Assistants Are Secured Js Picturesque Scene W ith the Five Brooklyn Pitchcra Are Prince o f Wales ns One Pounded for Eighteen Hits; By Bill Cnnn. As n head conch, Kenneth Ilait, Center o f Attraction, the Giantfl nnd Red Sox Divide Game the O ther; Yankees who hails from tho University of Double - Header Honors; Clinch Possession o f Cup- Floridn, fills the ticket admirably Philadelphia nnd Pitts­ Em blem o f Polo Supremacy recording to first hand informa­ burgh Also Split n Pair gg> “ TVESTBURY, N. Y.. Sept. 17,— {kmrelca’ii Intrepid riders gnlloped to their second successive victory .Tuesday over Great Britain’s horsemen and clinched posession of .the International challenge cup-em­ blem of polo nupremacy between these rival nations. Another plsturesf|uc crowd of 30,OOU, with tne I'rincu of Wales us the center of attraction, saw the flying Yankees dash bo victory by ■ margin of 14 to b, but though it 1 yras decisive the ncoro docs not re­ veal the gallant stubbornness with which the British, led by the redoutable Louts l,acey made their last figh t lor the cup. Tho challengers, shifting their lineup In a final despernlu rally, made a brilliant fight aguin^t heavy odds, one that thrilled the throng and mnde the match closely And more interesting than the score indicates. Playing with far more fire nnd aggressiveness than they showed in tne first match the InvaderB outscored their rivals in the first period nnd held them on even terms in the three other chukkcrs. Tho Americans handicapped by the loss of their crack No. .i, .Mal­ colm Stevenson, who was inIn the first game were slow to strike their stride but mice their atlack gathered headway, the finnl outcome never was in doubt. Though the Ilritisii fought des­ perately toward the close they fought in vain agninst the super­ ior team play, the harder and k ,. morn nccurate hitting and versa­ tility of their opponents. Tommy Hitchcock a whirling dervl m on attack, nnd Dcvereaux Milhurn, n stonewall on the defense, were tne outstanding figures in the A'ltsrlcan’s irristible sweep to victory. Triumph assured I lie United States possession of the hi »i«»ric T -ft challenge trophy tor id b-tsi on other three yours and mnrl.< I the fifth time this country ha- non It in the eight intrrnulionifl i-rie E,f pi nee 1888. Thu Prince of Wales whs a Jpromincnt figure in the crowd that nurrounded the players us th > gathered alongside of the field for the presentation of the trophy to the Winners by Major l.vniinl Robert Lee Bullard. lie v awarm in Ins praise of the Ano n re tion received concerning him. Mr. BROOKLYN, Sent. 1 7 . - St. Halt will teach physical education Louis pounded live Brooklyn pitch- ' and freshman English this year at ers for IS hits nnd dll hairs Tues- j Sanford High and will find ample dny nnd won by 17 to .7. Bottomtime to round into shape a success­ ley made six hits in six times up , including two home runn in succev ful grid squad. Mr. Unit was graduated from sion nnd a double for a total of L’i | the University of Florida IuhI year, bases. He drove in 12 runs which l and during the summer took n is believed to In* an all-time major course in football coaching at the league record. Shcrdell held the University of North t'arolina at Dodgers safely for eight innings j Chapel Hill. He comes here well and then was to give Rheini a recommended, ami according to all workout. Ehrhurdt was charged appearances is well liked by his with the defeat, thereby breaking i vic­ football men. The writer received bis string of five straight a pleasing impression of him at tories. Score bv innings: his first interview and probably Si, Litiis 41 It Id J 21 1 -1 7 I8 n all others say. the same. 1)10 00(1 (III 7 0 1 Mr. E. Z. Hoit, whp will be an­ Brooklyn Shcidcl. Khrim and Gonzales, j other of the fnculty this year, will be one of Mr. Unit's chief assis­ Clemons; Khrhnrdt, Decatur, Mol tants, Mr. Beit is not as "easy” liltgswort ll. Wilson. Unbelts and as his initials attempt to say, but DeBerry. is in high favor in scholastic sport New York ft, I; finrinnnli I. 7 circles. He came from the name NEW YORK, Sept. 17. Cincin­ place as Conch Halt and received nati held t ln> New York National Mary K. Browne didn't win the unman'i national golf t hnmpmntraining for u coach at Ilie Univer­ I.<ii|'in- pace-setters to an even )(jat this year, but sin- was the big iluiller of the tournament just the sity of North Carolina a l s o . break in a double In udiT here same. She defeatou Glenim C olliH .u formei cltumpioli. and went Coach Whelehel conies from Ihi' Tin dav. The OiardH wuji tin. tii-i t<i Uu* tiiinls in-fore hawing to Mrs. Do othy t 'itmpbell Hurd. Tor per University of Georgia, nml was gene , .i lo I and < ineinnali took fr rnmiu'i was all the iimie remarknldr■beeaiit'e it was her tir-t appi-nr "All Southern" grid player fur tlo- n .'nnd 3 to I. mu,. m i !•<• , liampioti- !np. Ten yeai igo ? In* wan tli" nation's greattwo years. Although lie is not New ftmk W;r nil! tut in tile est woimiti liimis player, Frnm I'.'iJ o (HI I riie ruled supreme, j on connected with the laciilty <>f the tii* t gume hut ftTrtpiillnn kept the •ee her pictured In i >■ duiing her ie j dry as a tennis champion, garbed school, as nre tile others, he will It i ineinnnti lots will n altered in the rtiMppy sport garments of th- inn s. la* a valuable asset to the coach­ till ■let's dnilhle nnd a hllrrifii'i' ing Tiie services .... stnlT. . . . . , of , Mr. . i . unified ( incinnati to escatio a “ lint Whelchol were secured llirmigh the | ,,, ,, , ,„ liys Wi,v ,.|r- . efforts o f members of the Junior (1|W. ( Vl.rv lri»ihp |KJ| th<1 ltlit ( hantlKT of ( onitneree «.f Hus n ly w,„ „ tll, who are interested in Ihe progress J(1MI) huM' oil hall i foi four inn of athletics in tiie M-hmd. t " " t o n a l i won the i eninl gam t with a bal LEADERSHIP OF AMERICAN AGAIN WITH SENATORS I i nt t * logics in and Take Lead \\ hilt* Yankee* Are Idle; New York Haw Cliance Today in Dntilile Header; flinnts Hold in National May tin'll w a railed Amerien .................. 130 321 12-14 Club. w. L, Pet, .Great Britain 200 011 10— ft Mctnphii 11)1 48 .678 Goals for America: Hitchcock ft; Atlanta yd f>3 ON W*bb, 4; Milburn, 2; Struwjirhige, New Orli-an* 88 02 .087 2; Pony, 1. Na*hville 77 70 .534 Goals for Great Britain: Phipps- Mobile . 07 hi ir.;i Jlornby,T; Atkinson, 2; Lacgy, 1. <‘hultanuogu ... . .... 01 87 .412 Referee: Carlcton F. Burke. Birmingham „ r M 04 ,30ft Umpires: Captain Wesley K. IJttle Rock ........ „ f.0 oo .330 .White for America: CoL Vernon CAPETOWN. Keighley for Great Britain. Sept. 17.—Tiie Ttinora, Williams 11. Kocap and number of ostriches in South Atrics has dropped from 1)00,000 lo 3 . Eugene Greer, Tint* of chukkcrs: 7 1-2 minutes 120,000. There in in comequcncc fe*r of an oatrict feather Bhortage. Second Game. Score bv innings: Chicago 010 000 100 002—4 13 ft Boston Oil 000 000 000— 2 ft 0 Blake, Wlteeloi. Jacobs and Hartnett: McNnmiirn and Gibson. LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEED We are headquarters for the very best strains of F BOSTON. ICEBERG. N E W Y O R K or WONDERF LETTUCE and W H ITE PA R IS ROM AINE SEED, can furnish uny quantity o f this desired. KILGORE SEED COMPAlJ W ELAKa BUILDING- -FHONE ■nat.i \ A M an R obbed— is dissatisfied, hut when n man gets his money’s worth he is ithvHv.i pleased, and this is what we are doing in Kosaland Heights. * i a i nnl lp . I'.n I • Vuv« him! II Heights is situated on Sanford Avenue, two miles from town. Lots high and dry and well drained. New buildings going up now. Good water, city lights. For the next .‘1(1 days we are making a special low price. Easy terms. Come in and see us and look it over while lots are cheap. i g t .i I! Vall and I iow I'tiiladi Iplmi li, <, i hi i-Inir gli *i, I ll 11 \ D K 1 I ' l l : A. Net t In l g on,ltd i pi ll V ) I , » tl bleak III ttie d'l'HOb I W It l| I llll.ldi l) llUl llle-dav. pit g I III Ip t game, li I e -lu g g in g I t ' l l wav to a I v li t '" v iii I be • olid <>"• lag in i in,, in vv nn li 'b e I'tldlo id vei l pet . lot -even >il and - I ' I In I in t tie IM III • III! last M e a d o w - ' i ‘i f i *i t :v i Inf goo • t m ■11 *i^* a l t e r 1hi ]•«« .i 1 ti ,i : '" .1 lv i < Seminole Realty Co. D O lH i'E HI fl.D I N G . 111 ! \V. S E C O N D S T R E E T . I 1 111 I ' t ' ' l l . 1. V .......... 1 Nauru l i n t In' i l i n i IK i l i f i m . 11 th*' b v \1■ t i n fn'iitb t I f r11IV wi l l ' l l t i l l ' l e l l l l l ' l s t u t l l n l t i e . < t i . . i n. ) » u i n n r , u « o t In .a * *a . i , ..nt.--it pipe m iller fast fill their slew t\ S b l i i i d l fi t a liMini' ii a it vv i: Ii t i n »ii* u I'v i n m a g tiling i in avans I’tie (lim it' w i e l a 1 ill if j 1 In i 1 ef a l l l u l l i n g i d 1 i p i i. i ••• ii " 1’ 1 l*iii 1ii | : !* i fun ed to split up tliCii twin led I'i', t i at , 1'iiit 11i,ilb" V'• t u | V t ) 1 , t , | t ' t i l l , , ■: > pt l l U dul l Jllll with tiie Red*, winning the lu-t t a n K j • nn l St "inn t ib nn U i i^lu b a d a p ti'al M l a i d " vv ai | gam e ft to I. but losing the dei i-em l n \ it g » i t m g u » n b t > 11 a i g b l b i l St h m cdi . R i n g . i i'll. Ii. <i. . | ij_. i Iti I lie nigilt Clip, a III I. At till Hi I. hi ! w ii* i till t *' E" d " l l , Wi ' t l i l i I **fail Hitchcock and Milliard tvete IIk* fk heroes of tho triumph. The I young No. 2 played one of Ilie Sts best games of ins cure r, dasli Ing into the thick of ac"irtmages to send tiie latll out with I' -g. same time Brniiklya absorb) d a powerful strokes, riding o ff op terrific beating at the hands of the Nt Lotus Cardinals, the Wcstein* ponents with definite Htallnig ami being iiii t in* excursion end o f a 17 ■ scoring from all angles of tiie lo 3 count. field. His total o f five gouts \ as Tim I'lrutc*, tiie West,** bio* > the highest individual score of candidate fur premier honors in the afternoon though lie vus the National were forced to split closely pressed liy Webb, vTo tal with the I'lullie , losing Die oprnrt Red four times, lo ft, but landing iill t o p i n t i nMulburn was a (owe" on de­ *ti*timl M'stdnn.t |3 ti fense, Ho wan forced t i thruldei N 'a tir iia l 1y an addltitmal burden through tin* V\ 1 1*. 1‘I.IV loss of Stevenson nml broke most [ Nr w N ncti k7 '.I) I'll IK | | o f the British attacks wild hot Mi oi 1y n Si! ik r.*«7 in alertness and powerful drivte, . F i t t s t u n h M " it Tito challengers found him im \un i oam penetrable at critical moment: , U 1 !' l'l, iv while on the attack tills brilliant VYiisliing 1"ii K'l Ml I.H| l J veteran, playing in Ins ninth mi New V111 It, S3 ft'.i '•81 ft ternationul cup series, often start 1Nt rmi 71* ft.- My to e<l drives that paved the wan !>■ OHO of ills team mates to sente How 'I ’ h c y Stand Webb hud a difficult i«- >Ij:11 ment for he was opposed to the Spectacular Lacey, ( upturn and Aiiirriran l.«*UlMic back of the challengers, but he did ( dllll w l lv t his job well. \Yn:liuigt"ii S.l r.'.i .r.Kft Lacey, however, proved formid­ Nrw k S3 Ml f.K2 able on tiie defense ami several i Kit rn|t 7t< ft.. J.IU times averted what looked lik« St. Liiuih 73 7n .Ml certain goal* for America. ( 'li'V idiilid ftii TH 1 lid 78 117 The British as u whole hit with I'tlllilib'lldlin i;;t HI 1th more auvcrily and displayed lo t Biinlun til htl ltd ter team work than they did Sat­ ChicNiru urday but their wildness cost them Nuiiunut la'Ugiii' many excellent chances to score. (’lull. U 1 IM The lineup and sumniury: HT fit: lillh American: J. Watson Webb, No. Ni'w York hii ft8 ,.M)7 Bnmklyii 1; Thomas Hitchcock, Jr., N6. 2 ; R. I’ ittnliurgii «:t ft7 .MCI E. Btrawbridgc, Jr., No. 3; Devo- <'hicagu 7li 04 .M3 yeaux Milburn (G) Buck. ( ’iminnali 77 00 ,ft;iy Great Britain: l.ieut. C!ol. T. I*. St. l>iui* lilt k:i .420 Melvill, No. 1; Maj. G. Phipps- i’lliludi'I'dilu r.2 ytt ..loo / Hornby, 2; Atkinson 2; I.uccy 1. Uustun 4H yft .330 eon, No. 3; Louis Lacey (C ) Back. Btxire by innings: Kouthrrn Leaxuc DETROIT. Sept. lT.Philadelphin pounded out 18 hits off three De­ troit pitchers Tuesdny to bury De­ troit under n 14-2 scute. Sylves­ ter Johnson who sturted for De- F. P. RINE t'-pped tie- I inilit laltv I ll d <i )f111• .'■'i ill* hv •lining • i ne i mat i non unit inn 1)11 Ni « \ III k iiii ) III......... fi M \ - and VNlilgn; Mctpidlan L >wd v Sci ond Game. S o iii' bv innings. • tin irn.il i no., i 111) lino I Sew i ll. mm non Jii'i I I'll: t Rosaland K•Mv "Oiled idi lllio wtlli a hone ion a nd L ii v and W il- on t<*1lew with CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.— Wash­ ington went into first place in the American J^ti^ue race Tuesday by defeating Cleveland 6 to 2, while the New York Yankees' game with St. I-uuis was prevented by rain. The Senators are now n half game in front. Zachary and Coveleakie had a pitching duel for seven innings, Washington being held to one run and Cleveland to none, until the eighth when the Nationals made five hits which with an error and two fielders’ choices were good for five runs. Cleveland scored two runs in their half of the eighth. Score by innings: Washington _.10t) 000 0.70 0 1 J 3 Cleveland 000 000 020—2 It I ■ Zachery nnd Run!; Cnvdeskie, , Ynwell and L. Sowell. Philadelphia 14. Detroit 2 seoted oil Bailee, in tiie lliiid. t It ■ li nit of Dnuliert's tiiple and tinoe mi , pie I tolioteie liehl New York I ' ■ one hit until lie' M-veiith w in e N E W YORK, Sept. 17 W«i*di ingt*iii regiolU'd umlispiiL'd !»"' session o f the Amei i' iui 1 * iip'm piniim'le Tuesday by defeat nip < Icvelumi ('• ti> 2 , wllll, tie' Ylllit < were k)'|it idle ill M I.OIII • liy riuu The Tigers MitTen d a dci P'ive i t hndk «7 the Immfs «if th«> i'liiimii till) a At 11let ll 1 I t " 2 . ii m I ilf.J|i|" d flirt 111-1 lull k III then quest fur mm lull hollers 111 Hull .InhllM It's ■ll cans. •lilt. Washington new bads Nm The story of Tuesday's viilm y was simply one in whuli eaelt team Yelk by h a l f ii g am e but tile 7 an Work combined tvi'.it class, i<dd k ie s will hail 11 I ha III e t'l get 'lie k over gallant iiidivntiml i t f •11 - this margin today alien they pin. a While lie did not fit quite ns a ell double header ogalii-t tile Brew 1 The rnmpli-iieti ef tiie National fnto the tea in a- his predc e s - q . Robert E, Slruwbri Ige, .It., tin* stiimliiip changed senn a hat ye* new no. three in tiie Yutikee Innup, played brilliantly. Ii o f t h n * tire Chicago 8. Boston 4 CHICAGO. Sept. 17.— Sheoly’s triple with the bases filled in the Cut prions on nil first inning gave Chicago a com­ States, Pennsylvania, manding lend over Boston and tho ing. Sox won u free hlttinfc game 8 to 30 x 3 '/, 4. Bib Falk led the attack with Gray Tubes four hits, including a double In four trips to the plate. The Chi­ (led Tubes cago nlnycrs wore bands of block J2 x 4 crepo on their left arms in memory of their former manager, Frank A L L GUARANTE Chance. Score by innings: Boston . 100 120 000 —4 1 2 0 Chicago .......412 000 lOx—8 12 1 Elmke, Murray. Ruffing, Woods end lim ing; Blankenship and 105 PALM ETTO AV Crouse. I I 1 S Sanford AVenn 1t h 1 i , j it i : n . a . ll • T• I, 1 in *J(la.\ . ' 1 ii. I i t " 2 , t n . • *n«! g a i i n * 1U * j 12 ii ■ i■ M< \ a tf 1i n ( D i g b * l f *«t r i r t t > U.u - t t M "ll. i 11 1t l a n d a sMi gb* L\ \ ■■Ills r a v e Uu ‘ VI t D f ' t w o t m i * i • \ lit IV) | ft li ! i f - t i , i i 11*4'. * .ti l 1«\ II 111)'). 1 iC B u n u i Real Estate Bargains •• ' HAVE YOU $100? 11 >pay down on this 5-room comfortable bunjralow? ('lose in; and wo don't believe you can beat the terms. Price *1,N5(); $ll>u cash, $50 per month. Lot 50x117. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE iM SPWE OF ALE TUI S L ANl STILL A SELF CONSCIOUS AND UNASSOM1MG MAM - SUCCESS HAS MADE MAMS MEM SELFISH and EGOTfSTiCAL, P u t vt v o ic e . m Eu e r S y k e t c h Y*i\E HATBAND 6CCNCE AND TrtE FCKCLS OF MATURE COUPLED wtTH The IMGEMOirw AND BUSINESS ABlUTW OF MMSELF HADE JA ADE AU _ t h e s e of A U jNN A REAL HOME \ FIVE-room modern litAiga] low, close in, two large rooms, closets and other fea| tures. Shade trees, 20 oral trees, and lots of beautit flowers. Large garage, is a real home. Easy termj SPANISH BUNGALOW New 5-room lmngiilow, tI)KAL location. Garage, Large lot. Street and side­ walk all paid. Small cash payment, balance like rent. 5 ou should see it to appreci­ ate real value. New 5-room bungalow, k cated in best section of citj Modern in every way. Larf lot, big shade trees. This is real buy. FOR RENT SMALL FARM * +7' Large stor;* room on First Street Also 2 furnished apartments well located. Near country club, 5 acr< over J300 orange trees, U gmall h< TVtiNXSS POSSIBLE c. \m CwrlcfaL. IW4. by tL—3 caa 108 Magnolia Avenue Sc o kc , Inc | O L Salesmen: Glenn J. WintbUh, Jack Me Keown, O. R . Brooks, W aller i t •> . �|v P 1 ' ■ a ■ _______ ;_______ _____________ ,. • o -r delays and Advertising -.ad rates r ^ k in Advance ili, ^lll *»» te. j i l r « a > ■ ■•* * 0 ** law rdlalrlf for ____ 19c • line • line n line ■ (Inc above TrP» for date. ■ rjr»«rllo"»- l of » m « c « ct >n- lengtli rtrj ■ line i tfiarK# SUe ,or 0r,t jtfnr l» r-atrlctnd f,t»ulflr»tliue to 1 la ■n»il« Thn fjnnwlll be renpnncthlc Irtt Inrorr.rt Insertion, 'iwr. Iff culincquont ' The office nhould t)« DCdUtely In coaa of I iPVEllTlsiCIlfl. rcpreaeni atlv c thnritilar xr'lti rjtea. rule* will Klvo you lafurmitlnn. And If Jlh.y will motet TOU In Iftiir e aut ad to ninka frfMT* «rt %«T NOTICR. ftt atioold Rive their jK.nl.ril.-e nddreita aa Itt.ir pliivue number If re.ult* About one of n tlmuenrd Man a ,nd Km i i t h m cu II' I e ■i h you unlea, jotlr l i d d r e a n aflaiinnrr ' I t ’a T he proi'n nI The H.alift office nr h, letrpKn.r J '.r .m lln nnt irllrt. her\tee i'r.-nipl. Kfftolcnl liscell uncoils For Sale______ \ A -mall business. En 11'<2 S"nford Ave, Ren* ■ting, leaving town, _ 111't'nwiri-h Mamina |t"j........ Dm Fred i.. h I! 1 S i, ( 'loud. Fin 1st Si i ci t, fiO\ 1 |7 , rit k up, Tliutxhrr A|rVi e ti.12 W. <»tVu i 111! If |m horse harrow, two txx., hur-e plow, u ik of all kinds it. *.i■ [uine. ■' *olt a. m ade to C iaMint i t ii to fit, ti Woolen Mills, 3(15 by Real Estate ------------------------------------ ----------------------------------- t e l e p h o n in g Cars For Sale your want Wanted i w If - • sni o I .11 K f 'rrt 1fhat •• N*. d.itrd Ihr ftMi da% Jon. \ l' 1921 him Hind flh l r .f l Iliii. 1.* In ikv iiff I*"**, mid hi*»* (find** a |i|*. i* al J"ti f •*• t.* \ *1* »*l *" K**k» m at * .-nliim.* u'ith l.io Said t *- 1 1 1 ii r a 1 1 i ii 11■ra*1**** i hi f "ll.iu hiu *!- **,*t 11.rd |d*»|'ri*l% •*Jlnat»(l mi S«-m* lii .lr *'«niiil% I*|*.rhla tn oil I s11 II 11■*hl II***.fl H Sill V. % nf II fl addin*-it i “ Sanrni'd Th* wald land I ' l i 1112 hi M **!".♦■'I a t Ih* d »!.• - f I In* l-M| nr. id Mb It t.fllllh .lit III til** (1,1 nil* nf 1 ids TII.%%II That » Si h id if ntif i Ita ' <r nf Ta « illtb i!> \*. il a *•! I kin A I1 1 *21 I*(»1|Ti I*.»! *' Kint% \%«c-ip.tr i.f 'rnir*». For Tux • .din*' t-r f '<a; |.* % Siipi't iiilrlif|«*Ht «>f I*ilhih* 1>i"*11 iii'l 11*ri Fur t V unt % Sm vI*1 nr F u r I i %*1 *' n n ! v t "nin nil* *I**n**r* For d'lu * * im min rx <*f !h»* 4'ouuly I!hiifa1 . ■f I' k!di(r In**i nief h*ti, ts> \ 'I a I |;i,s I) 11a,** hi*’*! i ti iti\ i.fTn * a m i h a * 1 !•'. ■r J it<*911* «- ».f t hi* 1' . n o In. ittul fcf tli*- fntlouitiK JiiHliri* Hint rlcln, \i* No 1 2 r. I For 4*Ki»«t« hit* in iixiil for the fol­ low Irut J uki Ici* lmpI i id *, vn No*. 1, . O f 'I'DI Ml IIKKTI N14 nn a uni mi ii<> o r i lit: 2. 3. 4 In T«'f*tlmo?i% Whf-reof. I 11*1l‘ VN1 ni a11*■ u|*|d |.at I*-a MR Tax d* »*d :** i*v » in, f> i .iitl.iim w 11h la %. Su Id r * I l |•|# , f ■ > Itll l ill * * III' fidloOITiy d . I t |t.i d | I •I|.r I I % "I I 11ll t I’d In I- I S. r|:1II•*I* I ' *1111T% r IMf 1d.I f ** \* 11 M I lint llfia of la.I21 (ml N j I 'd 2’* HI*** k r "1 ‘ a Sid<d iv ip1nn *.f S** ii'J. Said'*td *!'h. Paul hi ml 1" IMf£ .ip**» n-rd m thr dal. nf 11.** Ippuu .......... . **11* Ii •* tIi !• at. i*1 fli. HI TH* ..f l td. m*v% ii Tli ,* i \' St hull?, i*iin l l ■*> 1 of1 r i x * ■ ' El ll. ii. \.. m i d it* d t Is.■ Mil C |v *d \ %* 1*»f■« S ' \ »' m * . Is **• .1* d •*1 ! III. ' 1* Ml II'* 1♦r». *i 1«lid tF •d "X h.( - ft! ,1■i* -i-:n .ii* tn i * r t ** dc* r 1 . F«■'•llii III .1 •!.] .*rlr ■ V* is ll I.( tv III* f 1' *1.1 ,. l 1»M. .♦1. * tli • Ml.- 1 |** JI. •1% -III , it. 1 1■ % %M1-4 -1. 1*» 11.1 Ml.4 lit > i H.‘ it 1* 4'>*11lit % I 'llf l' f l i.M [ 1 have Mu* 4!reut Seal "f Ih»* Suite of FlorI■I:•. at Tiillnliii**** * (lo- f’apltnl. thin In reiilito *.‘t Mix tinml ami afTl*ei| i In* twenty elxth *1.*% of A uku .i J, A, H n2l ' th S ) II FLAY * HAW FOHlk He. retarv **f Slate To F M I la ml. Hlu i Iff Semlm.lo I ''oil111 V f "■i'ti tit)., Sa nford, Fin. ' • I II .■ ! i 1 ’ 1 - 1 • >•***.•ll A . >♦,.ttl 'I lip* .1 i.l f 1 • d-it •* - id L. *» ! 1 | 1IlM 1 I -si. h . • Ill' t Hi­ i 11 • f I I i ' ■\%* hi th - » ill h* , - W.d I . * I 1tfh 1 i-11 , F..I .|H(. I-. I . " • 1* .1- * .1 t . i . pi . ” *il t *- 1 1It* 1. Ml -'•1 III* 1t h ■It' t'l Mi l l i I li Mi* i ’ I v A M W in -* i ii i n r J■ * \ r i ' i i» %’i m > i in: I II I f.i \ i s» I % I I ii \i III i l l* I i «*i IX \III 1 | l I\ l»l I I *1 «II M \a* s i \i • ii . . I' ( !>t I tin* s:iid Tm of \ o« rtfilirr •.(•Iin il'.I i" i** Si IIf 111iVi if * ;| VM M DRIVlvS (II I W O R M S . '1 In surest sign id worms in chil­ dren h paleness, link of interest in p ln j, frel fulness, wxiiablc appe­ tite, picking at the nose nnd sud.!• ii starting n sic.-:' When these >> mjitmns appear it is time lo give White's < n il In Vet tiiifuge. A lew dose- drives out tile worms and put - the little otic on the road to la tilth again. White’s Cream Vermifuge has a record of lifly jea rs id siici i-.srful use. Price 35c, Sold bv 1’ miin Pharmacy, ^ ) @ ( © ) ( g ) ( 0 )^ (Q )(g K g )(g K 2 ) ( ^ • I I f I I ON .1 Ml lit IIIIIIIIIRIIIIIRIIIIIIII I%*‘ ELECTRIC CURLERS N. luin ii * " » * n I d* **d*i % I-*-1 Mdnl.D iri \4 ' J I I O K I If \ h w j $1.50 F. I'. K I N K S I’ almrtlo Axe. 11 iat - d I«» ['o n dk -I I Ii** St ,i(. i II.! .1 111. m ..f II R Opportunity x i 1j 11* t it v Knocks at Every Man's I Door Every Day in the Herald’s Classified A ds‘ ! <• + 4+ 4- <• + •> <• 4- A •> J. <■ '*• ----- 1 V *.* <* + > + T + V j •i V <• + 4+ -i+ + 4+ ■t+ + t(. + ■t•> *!• ■i- + 4+ + ■> •t<• 4- m m t ♦ t 4•5* V + 4-I44- •i* *> 4 ■1 + f sun’ll i rrt Ittftral o ' niade itjiidh atlKii f<>t T.i x *1* rd Im i; A li lrl il gn. IxNiir In jn'pnti|jihri with Ian Said i **, IMi n llUMi f i.f ii r f If(il * n|« itm i n air* ihr f •*11••« Iii K '* dated Un* dcMi rlhi*d prop**rt) *ltiial*-d In Hum ’V 1i \ M vv 1 l :U s 1*1.14 \ I Ins t oi l \ IM > ( f i l l i : ifi* T \ v n » : i If 4 \ 1fl.lt M;< I I4I> A7T. O F t i i i : l,. i : \ i : i t %l. **T %t i T I :•* ( ft t i i i : XI % 11 : n i * i i .o n i if v . S o i l i i i ■* h* s . it\ u l n 11 t lull ' I i i. f Ta x * • l t JMi *f * • i .i 1 1. I hi . lo* •Li t . d ! ll* » I Ii *| . V ••( I llflu • d m M ( * r niv* . i i » , II t 1 \ 1* 1*21 1. 1W Msi in * ofTli * i n d 1: s*• n* sil* .(|*11•I(■>( 1 soil f. ■* till. • Ii. * 1 1il 11" w|,11 ill ,*( * * I *I itm il* *■ 1H" I fs? ** n ■ ■ ■ i S« lli 411- I*’■ ( 'll ti I > iii*l \ \ ' i u d r k im ; MKN The In -t of workers get nut of -••rts vxl.i m tSie liver fails to net. TSiey leil laiiguul. ha'f sick ■’Sdue" ittul ill-routaged amt think they an- g' ling Ii / \ Ni -lect of l l i e - e i x o q 11 a- Mi ght i exult in a -n k ell, I hereto) e the M’ ltsiSle . umxe lx to take a dose or two of Met lime. I* i- puM the medicino needed t o purify the syxtem and texture (lie vim ami ambition o f health. Price *>t>e. Sold by Union Pliarmucy. I> » •nid *•i ti((* ti« * *if lad . 1iLSINKSS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Fred R. Wilson A T T O R N E Y -A T -I , A W F irst N ational Hank Hldg S a n fortl. --------------- F lorida rij P R IN T IN G | T h e M allhew H P ress l*hnne 117-1,3 Weiuka Bldg . Fla. banfurd. |>; T's* ? A 4* •s* + -V 4< ■ •y V V •!* 4* * • % * V 444A • I * *1“ + + 4+ + *!* + + + + + i •(* -y w -t-y w ♦ + + RBRRRHBRRRHRRRRRHHII IH H IR IH H R H R R R I .J. + + Tin* II r 1)K. It. M. WHUSH l !*2 t ff l#« -ik 11 ** ii* • a 'i*| J». (It ltd ) *.f A lit ii?! 1"I I I-ASm «VMBnUHBKaa^aHCJMBHaUaiaaBB*1HHa>HMISBOVBBXItlMaVI«BaBUaDaaBBBBHHVH«anHBHBHOHHaaB4 I.KAIllI XTK VK'l'KllINAIIlAN Aimimi 20 1 ( iinrad Building Phonra: ORire 20, Horn* 21 DEL AND, FLA. i George A. DeCottes A ttu rn e y -a t-I.n w O v er S e m in o le C o u n ly Hank Mil l S a n fo r d , --------------- V lo rld n IIy GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER vl". Rum h 8 or Id keys or, Si. Finder please return H. i l l raid o Tice, Due link blue «tlk pnralipped in nin I" i Finder tilllin 5R'i I'liiiuctlo Ave. 122 *lil*d M»»* *'h i f 1 (ii* a t . w,f.|d i 1’ .f * ..nut % J mlkiv r*.r Stii'' iiT ( 'Ii * I, <»f th.* *‘ lr.’ iill I'oiirf I *.r l’ i — •* ui ltm All"* !»#•> . I'nunty 105 a t I Isi* r i al t* « L L M A C C ie : DIMTY ^ d e c io e d t o H i t ) ‘o O H lO C O L L E G E ■ .'^ 1 'i-’JI Houses For Rent I>ost and Found mi r»ti ■ ■ v i i i :i :*i . hM* m m 1 l i m i t ' i**Miiiiy . I* Jot Id-t, t«> u It If!*•« k ’ti m> of f l t d a n d h a s M M. Smith'* Sid 'd Iv i*1"h if 1 4 8 herald '.fi 1 t■ ¥ I .*« w. the '.'inH Ill NOTHING I IKK IT ON EARTH. The new treatment for torn flesh,1 h »iil lo 111ork O. A. I' cjits, wounds, mres or lacerations !'' 'doll UN re. .»r#1oil rit-xl | that is doing such womb ifol xxork "• I I'.02 7 1. S** m I in flesh healing is the 1'urozotie ^ i -l* Th I* milt! la ml *•> *4 nt (I.#* dut»* of I hf* liquid nnd powder ronibiimli-iM The liquid lit.i ozone i 'l l UhMildt lu Ybe treatment. !Hi.In.' vvn, j 's a powerful anlianpiic tiuii juiriI* \J .nt, purcluo" r of [ lies the Wound of all poison- and i :^f<|11 N-. I K1, da4***11 f h h lf A I* 19241, hrt* infectious germs, while the Hum 11 i*r1.1 ai«- m nt| offlrr. zone i-oxvder is the great ie-.ilci hid lea I I*, n for lax There is nothing like it on ear* * 1 ( " . . . C o l d * lo** with for speed, safety and elficteti j .I u n l i t itci'H I tin Price (jinuidl 3'kc (Id- ami S' ''0 4r.*’i i . ,| pr n i i r i i % n 11 ii Si « ■ tilil v F l o r i d a . I Powder 30c and 00c. Sold by Un­ 4 ,,f N i:v H-«* ion Pliarmucy. R to FOR RENT— Four room house, g] FOR RENT— Housekeeping rooms, garage, modem improvements. equipped with water, lights and West First Street. Mr*. Annie r gns,__A pply .100 French Avenue._ Philp._________ ___________________ FOR RENT—Two unfurnished FOR KENT— 7 room house and rooms nt 505 Myrtle Avenue. sleeping piorch, partly furnished, Call 328-W. beat ronditiuon. Phone 571-J. FURNISHED rooma $3.00 to W.00 i F0R |{ j-;NT—fi room house, close tt wt»ck. lablo boara if ilcsiretl.1 Herald. in. -Box 1 , — care -One apartment of two rooms. ( Light and running water. Gas j stove. 110 Commercial Sti Apartments ■,___ 2, run K. 117 ft W ft. N 117 ft. FOR KENT — Rooms. Wouldn’t P AG fl . Holilnunn Survey «>f an ml* For Rent you bo able to uro the money se- i illtlun In Hanford. Th»* nald Infill hrlrtkC IIMM»*MHI*lt III 111.' llalf* nf th'1 cured by renting that vacant room b o lt RENT—4-room fumishi 1 IsMUFinc* nf fuirh errt!Ilealc In tlm now going to wnste? There are apartment. All conveniences, itiifiii* nf I'nknnwn persona for ,-----------places to a , , _ „ i many ,----------looking --------„ — n dgarage. 117 I^nurcl Ave. T l i n l i* S(*hil1t* pun iii«*-r i> a „tay. Help tnke care of them nnd ,4 *« r l l t l r a l i * No *.'« d a t ' d lli»* •■III d a y FOR RENT —'1 wo well located, ..f .flint' . A I ' 11*21 . Itiin It 1«*d on Id not only make money but assist in u n fu rn ish ed apartments. Apply • **rl tni'ii i ** In m> and lia.*# keeping people in Sanford. Phone '101 Park Ave. or Phone 221.____ madf * a Jtpl h f i t h*n f o r l a x d* > d I n l *4 148 und give your nd over tho tel­ Mi r In a r r n r d a n r i * w i l l i la%% H«hl ephone. O R R E N T -F ront bed room , l .-f I he Herald (or quick F r * rt I f l r nl *- r i t i hr i i r ' - M l l ' o f . <11m v\l m* porrh en dk itch en ette. 214 East service. ______ d. per Ihr d |»r.»|*»*i’t> pH iimInl In econ dS t. H t m l i m l e c i m t i t y , 1*1 n r Id a, i n %%ll FOR RENT—3 rooms for lighi S l a d 12* H u h I iimmii ' m Si l t v. v «>f u n hotif-eki eping. Comet of Elm i ~ in- r i d o f tin* S l a h * o f F l n r nd d: 11 Inf i I " S a n f o r d Ti n* "aid! In tul and .ltd St., “ 17. Phone) ' ’■-3 In irm a pmi pprd ill I hr dn!**' nf 111** Ave, ' f , . r 'M»* M* mhi • uf tho Hon** ("Min ih1*! i>f ftiK'li n*rililflt,i\J.' iff tin* 4 3 7 - W . llt.lt 1%•h .f ihu State lift 111«* nf f ‘ fill ft*. Wfl 4 That i ’ SrJiulI*. |mrt;T»n*rr •*f Tax •" f l oi ■11 tlioi I * f dlowlA; _ (|rNt i |Lf(! *dl II,:,‘..... llL I If* Hi^ihiold couil" d ir e c t MIRACLE Concrete C o, general cement work, sidewalk*, build­ ing block*, irrigation boxe*. J. E. Tcrwllleger, Prop.________________ Lumber nnd Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 605 HILL LUMBER CO. House of * Service, Qunlity and Price. no M S IIilB IB IS lIR IR IIU R H U IE E l . |a * . . | i iA lo- iii a I■ 'ti . ix % m Sa«ia Ivl rdituii'iiii rel 11Ili a 1 ads Building Material i Rooms For Rent Help Wanted TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE — "Hupmobile” Wanted: Young woman with Bond in your subscription to the O' I \» ANT tn buy or sell real FOR SALE—One Ff*o .Thrasher & Garner. | touring. P. A. Mero, Wight nont appearance to work for n reTribune or hand it to your local Jhey have the right price and will i Pros, building. spnasihlc business house on n per­ denier so you can road Florida's i Rive you honest deals. greatest newspaper. One year , 032-W. No 11*2 Park Ave. Phone FOR SALE— REO speed wagon, centage basis, making her sales i $8.00. 0 months ?4.0<), three months excellent condition, nearly new, through house to house canvas. In I $2.01). If you desire $ 1,000 insur­ in.R E IT IS— A bargain. Home a bargain. Address 012 S. MUD response state age, sales experi­ ence and er.rnings expected. or investment. 75x100 lot, brand St. Orlando, Fin. ance policy litM 75 cents to your Housekeeping experience with real order. new live-room house thoroughly Sales ability most essential <iunli! LEARN A GOUT Polk County nnd finished. Good neighbors, lights, flcation Success means substan­ Lakeland, through the Stnr-Tclo* paved streets, eight minutes drive, tial permnnent position. Write gram., Rest advertising medium In fUitmmi cash. Bax Q, care Herald. South Florida Published mornings. FOR HOME— A snap, for rent 15 tf> 2(1 per cent interest on invest- |WANTED— Santora Duainea* men WANTED—Young lady to do Star-Telegram, 1jikeland, Fla. — -— merit, besides the $ 1 ,(100.00 rise in | who arc tn need of competent! bookkeeping. State experience OHIO— Xenia. Moke your sales p'j,.,, you’ll sell for next winter, help rhoula read the classified nnd salary desired. Address Box through the Xenia Garettc. retie Impure Sanford Development Co., pnge of The Herald. There’s no 131. care Sanford lleiald. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural ' Ph(>ng 528. j reason for sending out-of-town for district. Want nd nnd display help when there is probably jnsl,j I’ OR RENT— Nearly 2 acres tiled Jthe jierson you want in the city rates on request.____ celery or vegetable land. R. E. Position Wanted COl.HMilUR ton.) I.RtiriKIt—Cine*WANTED TO KENT—3-rooi* IOwl ad* tmvr the* litr£«**t rlrru* | Milieu. West Side. , furnished ground floor apart- 1 lalh»n In South w»*wi*»rii (itorKlu lt*it© Pr l $ •word) linn. ' ment. Mu<t be reasonahte. Per- ' W A N T E D — Job on farm ns trucke;* mu! tractor man. Willing to ADVERTIJJR in tne Journal-lier- Ht-ri Ions Tli#* mii Id Inml 1*1*1riff ii h j manent tenant. Young people. do other work. Good references. nld, South Georgia’s greatest NfWWMl'fl ||| idir* dsn** **f th*. Jnhimiii' f Answer !b<x dIT. Cure of Rnx 2 I I. SIN !l fl'l;11idlbMil** Its the ihtrm* of x newspaper. Morning, afternoon, *»f i nk f| i weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates H O'hl it ||*11 ti» S,| II* n fI'St» t:*1<! «'( ilJllriilr »liul| hi* r»* - I lull 10c per linn. Way cross Journal* *1i 'I in* 1“ 21 ?» :;•* :is amt V* I'h.r * I in eoiiliuu l•* h*%v tux, i|i***d f-*r<! .iiml A f 'eliiiilT.iit l.'ii i 1 'mpiii•v s lfi-rnld. Waycros*. Georgia. Tho huIi! In fid |m Ifiu I •I III uUI Inniii I In I f , II mi |lit* 4th t|,i > Thr M«|i.l h*ii in Hottf h Sanfni•! tile* ilall’ « f fill Ip**«Iill fir** •*f *ll( »l TO KHAClt the prosperous fa rm -’ *4 «ti toIm r. \ I» r» J4 In-fin* i4.m4«’M*s**(I at (It. diilr nf r«‘ f 11*:« ,i I« Iff lit** iinnir nf T'uK finwti. Ulfnr«4M ft!\ «•fT*I*1:11 Nl|4n it tir«* iun| ent and fern growers of Volusia ‘" ‘ h i III * < i.f H ill Ii 1*1 f 1 1 1. If ■ 111 Tli t « S.hiihx |Mir.‘1i4ii***t «.f T« t -.»l tlili f hi* If.fh iln\ ..f AiikMiHl. <*. Mlllfli l.. Nn 142, it.ill .| (hr Mli a in** »if f ’ fih, ii..\i n county advertise in the Del-and M A I » f ’*J4 i i S* hull ? jnif. hu** nf Tu\ I.f .Inn.* A l» 1**22 li.'i** ni. A * Daily News, rate lc per word, cash * ill 1* N I Mil*f I, \ ’S Mrii t. ,\.i ;t'.f ilaf.il I hr Mil **.t».1 riTtlh. 1 1♦* In m\ ufTI.‘i* Jifi.l him with order. l* i J, i *h f'i|l| I’ tturi S*•'-11!n1111* •f .him- A !• 1'* 11 I. .** Iil. il fn.'i'Tr nPi'll* mi Inn f •ir lux ili-r.l l.» < Mil m \, |'ll.|i■|n . ii ml I. a * . . i i »th it * in rr ’ **ft l* • A ~fiT T L E .“ v\ ANT AD in~ The •*•**!.*• ]ri ttiTi.nl;ilife \i ul» Pivv Snhl I: \ A M W |: !. K S l* r f | .1. **1 1.* I ■<1 ** I TifIc iff IH illin'-ti Ihr f.fl.vuhie I Herald will bring you big re* | l.i i% S;i i>1 ih-Hrr Ih.-il pM'|« ri\ Hnmiril In S. in suits. Advvitise those old articles n o t h i : o r w t i vi \ t i i i \ roit f 11•tu 1M*. i h !. . ..lifitv. nurhfri. I. *.u H |you have sioird away nnd have | t \\ i»i :i :i» i m u :h mo tion S« in iib'ii I I** 21 .♦.! 2 2 Kluiltld 1.1*11*1 \ Ino use for. A little thirty rent ad i hi t i i i : «.i: \ r.n %i • * n n T i > «".'!'*! I fy11TI* "| I ■"f I11nti \' ■ * fl (I'MII*Ml (•< inf' d •lcr' *^"1, ll f'«*i -I Th* 1•ti |r| luinlIn*tug may bring you several dollars.) o r t i i i : s t .v h : oi- ri.im n iA . "■'l fit I'lc *!,.'{* **f i I'm 1wfMi.i tir»" Phone 148 nnd n representative N**t If. 1*. h* i n H in flint *l r * ? I 1Hi Ht m III |hr nil |||I* Ilf will call lo see you. ■Si’ll (|117 |*Ul ('ll.( *TI I • f Tii x •U fl ht it* No 1 m .1 J ii* d t ll» i It *1 .«\ ..f I <' L >mi ! I ' jmfch t t >' f T.i \ . FLORViTa” tit: LAN DO — OrlTndn Mil* ,\ I* lass hus (i!«-il *iiif1 ci'f. ..it. \ l l i «|,i t *«i t *.f h m ornrg Sentinel; largest classi­ .1 t 5 . .1 * to MIX • fl I. * it tul ! i,i*t tt.,nli* 1 hiii* \ I* I V * I l f III*'! fied lusiness, rate lc u word, min­ U|*!‘«|. •1l -ll 1 1 •. N .1. •'i It' MM!* III » rI ' ' 11 :iT.1 ill 111% .ill I. • uTl-I ll.(H •i»|*l t. tlh fi f .-I imum 21 c ensh witli order .* ' ' 1-1.1 i Im • ll II 1 III u Still itlllT f* •I. * I (*• I** .t.i ' * f 11 * f.'ll'iu hit .1. law Sal.| jA l'G r S iW l HRONK’ LE - A i t |»* 11* ?*'! ii;iI * *1 in m t h f.«11*. V%IIII! | gustn, (la.— Augusta's greatest . ■I In Si'Mi tclassified medium, rate cn«h .Otic nl"!-:iii(l A 4'ni.' nt/a % %it Phil Id: |charge. 10c per line, minimum 1.30c. ________ I MAINE— AVjitervtlle, Morning Hen- ""i i i i i m m m i R a n t i c i R B i i i i i i a i B i i i i i i i i K i i n i a i a i N i a i a i u i t B B i i x i i i i a i i i i i i a i .n tioel. Thousiinds of Maine t>en■K a i ii k s i 7 i a M iR i i in x i 3 i a B a is a i ii i B ii i s a r i * s i a i R ii i ii i ii R t i ii a i i B c i i i in H i B n ^ a ' pie are interested in Florida pmn ■ R erty Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on Applica­ tion. V IT7\T“Si jTe a X lf ('TTUNTY^The scene o f s-tupeniloiis development Rrad about it ip the Palm llench Post Sample copy sent on rrUtiest. TAMPA, FI.OR ID A -- Tamps Daily Times, the grvnt home daily, rate I'v e per word, minimum 'barge ITr cn«h with order. Write fur complete rale card u n i i u m n i 'i u i u i i . / u c n R i B r j i B n a iiiiK im x iR iu iiu iiK iH I'1 vt l.r 'Pirns ATTT VTluV —fen . * M. Ill U hi'(» j i■ Mu; * Itn Vt M11« *t (19*2 / i l- v ■. L-i r »'-• \ r.» in i ;i*.r1i1V* lil-lt.r) a [P.V. HAM ,,*i .-ami rhi\ mf! : »n rlxllar 1iU;tnv;iy i » Tty* «<• t of I.npgw mi*. tn lf Urn U fu**f flnIpln-1 it t wit ■V ' high i nlgc land tt IMlnri dt*‘ I ir I rlt1 > !irr'"t* Mint h',| , q ti r<rl •r kU» *loll H g XVI II ill - I! in >Mtir * i * fit I•*•«ifi•» I|||t1«*r rofin’ rii*1 I hr . Hil l i . .Ml ie re- ' ‘ tn-»i irilll|«in« tiplittf npcht on rlmm * fftr !|v# tt- - 1'lendlil eullivnlinn; I ItiitltH tty, f l t ' V ^ I n p r r s I n $; rt In o n urnund Ii‘ ;-r cultivutiun with h f 1• »i . W rhf iv#«$ (•tnpmi'iit [i**prtrtUtZ nnd ready to xtiliir- ftt»fil T*i^ I'l'tihtifoln NVw$ TIMHi*•n» 7 •mini \VKST Vin*'.!Nt\ rirtfliJhImVu" Tli# lli:i pi.* wat er xx. rkn, |ilurtili' ,f • 1%\|hhi►iil fT 'trnln^ Jennnt 'll" finllln' Kill* 1 ! V II. i n'f**. Iftgijf. F ' '. on' h ti 1 ♦ • » * t * ft* f n 'it«! fip*n1q111111 .14r *)1HI l \% B*i/ *si \*•;;ir old pn\; Dei . Lf MIlHI Si'iir Til REACH R l’ YERS or -dim s of Florida real estate advertise in p i ih.m irhis*iv t > Iiml rT ■t iluuv :m ! tniiih r; the St Petersburg Times One cent id a word daily, two cents ti word $15 litill 'ini’ third Pt*. i n term-. Lake J< -- Sundr. vs. I* . I.otigwood, Fla “ DO YOU "W A N T to buy or sell anything?" If so advertise ip \ >I Iti iolv lo -el Km 11 * 11 \1 x1 1 11 \ xi - the "l biinesv ille S u n ” . U ADVERTISING get* results if it reaches potential buyers P«. Inti.i Dailv New< is ciriolnted in Di x it i n X I ION I lilt P II I X111 11 -•1 i I in X .17-1 an industrial and jigrieullural sec •.I VI II XI , ST VP* T U X t ion ' I 1 11 III1 I t nil IIt \. S T .~ AI»G 1TSTINE. FLA" St" n iioit i i: Julius (’aunty is reached ihmugh VI. 1■ t "I JI X I>.r IIII. -11 tit. • i .. nil .i x ..f Inn* the St Augustine Evening Record, * I Milil cr 1 11lli n t/uii k result*. Two cents pci word. I I.. is it i,u|i. a 1111111 Sample copy on retiuest. — PHONE in c o n v e n ie n c e s Daily Herald PAG E SEV EN -------- =.__ 4_____ = a . save £L± . u: MHli s ' r, SEPTEMBER 17, 1924. T TH HE E !S A N F O R D IIE R A L D , ''M C L A D T O H E A R . T H A .T - O O Y O U L IT T L E W IL L IE * b M 1 T H ? W E L L ;HE‘5 J U b T PVNCK F R O fi C Q L L E C E -H E l^> 1 H T H E V p »a r l o r HOW * ---------------------------------------------------------- c 1 H AVE *bEEH T H A T K IO F O R A C O O O M /X M A EAR^> HE W U 7 - A L W A a t > A ExRiCHT K I O A H ' A f-----H A N O b O U IE . L t T T l . i : ------------- j) i % R Avy - R A W - R.A W ’ ‘b»t> O O O I H A H 11)1^150 - HM IHOO ’ b W IV E L b V IL LF - 1T b A C O L L L C iE LAO * J * ElAT /r ,\ 2! lOlton J. Mou^hton O lH T - t ; o o a f a v o r , am F F R 't O U N U W H “ > A K lt F IO lS I v>l "tO O R S O M T O i - . c o l l e c f . : a r c h it e c t m e J ,///. Flint National Hank Hldj;. S a n f o r d , --------------- Florida _) vf Sanford Novelty Works V. V. COLLKIt l*r»». <9 'd J: ‘[if'. ifrT' v • n F J ------------------- ^StSx'SS ■ —i~ ■ F caiurz Sca rier :' I. - 7T— ■■ ^ ------- — —- — .-- *u (.-* ' f l>! - — k’ f* •»* 1 if. attil*.// -ik .riU .J V -H >W 4 l - if Ji«.r. ithuiuii f! t . uj. I . j j . i w i t ^ > l«*R | M P M »»M *R R »»»R R ^ S U »*«*«**'«*'**R ''*»*a> »R R i»M R ««R R «fcBUMOK l ts alia u u a lbubi » ■ - / . ir*. A |~* tkwt c.L.-ia/.krrlvL,: ^ | j1 - — “— 3 — ’ — “ -‘-T >*••“- -> . L Seminole Marble Co. ----- M M •'i*.•ii CONTRACTOU ANt> UU1LDBK I'CRrml Ml»«i|f »»**l Will IVwrk aiT %wMiiiifrclal l ( m t T V '. —.w"' ■ J i Cti ,* ’A ■-4T -v M irM e anti Grantta from at xiuarrlaa. Ural x>( qtialUf aw workmanship. Wr*ia for latait dejlma. — r. U. TIIHXHU ■aarttrk. ClrrlRa P. O. IIm h*3, rkaaa M l ‘ ** -VVc ---- —■ “1 *i4 -•5 ' •A 1H *X . O A U S xjiiL . v> • da � 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, September 17, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 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/f92e9fe7130fa51938b63bdcce0dec82.pdf 7bf1fdf46f2b896f9a2aec7a31eada5f PDF Text Text j0cratic Campaign fn Middle West To Begin With Speedh In Chicago. Tonight effort to su rro u n d nnd inob the p r e m ie r In Kuo Cnmieblerc, the m a in U i o r c u g h f tr c , inelnbers of his p a r t y disclosed today upon h is a r r iv a l here. TO EXTENT OF AUTHORITY UNDER NEW A; FLORIDA FARMER Seas ”Not BETTER OFF THAN 0w” d “Control! FARMER IN NORTH by Arbitration Cain • Leave For FI ht U nder Ideal.W eather Ci •iditions; L ast Reported W i-e Flying Over Mlsgouri FAMOUS CHINESE n „ ixReduction Is CITY BOMBED BY. An Uneventful Hop Promised Voters CHANG’S P L A N E S am Pes Moines Speech Davis Stresses Tax Cut and. New Tariff I). L. T h ra sh e r Says HlRhj Cost Labor and Low Prices! Produce P u t th e N orthern F arm er a t a D isadvantane ones Landed in Om aha An H our and a H alf Before They Had Been Expected S hanhnjkw np City on E astern E x tr A iity of Chinese Wall O R E G O N , Mo., Sept. IS.—T h e , Is A ttacked . by A i r p l a n e s 'f lie r s passes! at 12 o'clock, which is S ent Out By Gen. Chang oOmiles from St. Joseph. Probes Power Of Arbitration:. ft Pat * M Anxiety is Felt M England’s Offer ' Use Navy as Pol Tho Florida f a r m e r hns nn a d ­ v a n ta g e over th e north e rn fa rm e r due to the fact th a t in the north nnd enst labor is high while the product* raised in those s e c t i o n s GENEVA, Sept. 18.—'W n s i Tho ’round-the-world fliers were homo when they touched American soil. But the real homecoming for a r e selling a t very low prices ns O M AHA, Neb., Sept. 18.— A n­ T I E N T S I N , Chinn, Sept. 18.— ABOARD JOHN DAVIS S h a n h a ik w a n City, 30,000, c o n ta in ­ oth e r 440 miles of th e ir world e n ­ Lieut Jack H a rding didn’t come until the planes sto p p e d at McCook Field Dayton, O.. on th e ir way w e s t­ com pared w ith the cost of labor ingtnn ia m aking inqu flight checked off by the w a r d o n the final leg of th e ir globe-girdling trip. His mother (r ig h t) and hts sw e e the a rt, Idele Reusson- nnd the prices obtained fo r p ro ­ through the A m erican emb ECIAL. Sept. 18.—The in g th e fam ous b a r r ie r g a te of the circling uneventful four und throe q u a r te r s ichn, were in the fro n t line*.to welcome him back. duce in th is stnte, sta te d D. L. nies a t London and P aria ft*> (o e a s te r n e x tr e m ity of th e Chinese sent campaign west of th e T h r a s h e r of this city, who has w all s e p a r a tin g the Chihli province I J,.0,,r" , iro ™ to tsissippi river ended w hen in ...v.i-u W ednesday, the a r m y recently r e tu rn e d from a t r i p to how much a u th o rity Englftl which nP e- ik"in__i_ g is located .......1 was O m aha New York and points in Connecti­ i« to have on th e sea Utifl' m W. Davis today tu rn e d bombed today by airpla ne s from world fliers rested Inst night for cut nnd Rhode lslnnd, to n r e p r e ­ the arbitration pact. T h u rsd a y if the Widdle W w t to open th e h e a d q u a r tc ra of Generul C hang ! J * J " pe rm its to St. Joseph, Mo.. se n ta tiv e of The H erald today. Geneva learns th n t America campaign th e re before re- Tso Lin a t Mukden. anil Muskogee, Okla. Mr. T h r a s h e r said tlinl In s tu d y ­ Two d a y s and n night of c o n tin ­ let it be understood it wo Tiinjf to the E a st. ^ A fte r uous stubborn resista n c e by the Plan Early S ta r t ing the f u n n in g conditions of Con­ The six ulrmen, Lieut. 1.0 well iChicago speech to n ig h t he C he kia ng soldiers defending S hang necticut he found tluil the expense not view with a friendly, qya Sm ith, pilot of the Chicago and of ra isin g a crop in th a t s ta te a t th e giving to any nation t h e t) jro to G ary, Ind., tom or- hai a g a i n s t the on sla u g h t of troops 11. his mechanic, Lieut. 1-eslie P. A r ­ President Coolidge Explains p re se n t is generally g r u a to r thun to police the seas w ithout contltk' k night and thence t o S outh from K iangsu province w ere fol­ nold, Lieut. E rik Nelson, pilot of being exercised by an a rb itra tio il IM eces of M o l, | k>lavetl lowed late T uesday nig h t by n lull the Now O rleans, nnd his m e ­ r u & i U rgent M essage Sent Navy the receipts for it. He |>ointcd out court. i and F ort Wayne, th a t labor is very scurce and ovon irther ta x reduction and a in th e fig h tin g . Despite th e heavy chanic, Lieut. Juhn H arding, nnd S ecretary in C alifornia common luborers ure paid very N avy Would Defend le a g u e . award revision of e x is tin g tn r- a tta c k , the positions of the two Lieut. Leigh Wade with his m e­ A m erican anxiety is directed a t a high wages. a rm ie s w ere reported virtually u n ­ jutiea in n m a n n e r to avoid jeoW A SH IN G T O N . Sept. 18 — Pres chanic, Lieut. H enry G. Ogden in It was learned th a t one la rg e th e offer made Sept. 11 by S ir iiiing the sta b ility a n d the changed. the Boston II, rctlied e a rly to be ident Coolidge form ally made it da iry furin in t h a t stale, which Cecil H u rst, legal a dviser to t *0 “ Because of carelessness in ad­ R uf security t h a t a r e e sse n tia l < i at the field in tim e to have th e ir known W ednesday th a t lie called may be given as an example of the B ritish foreign office, In v;hl<;h i f transaction of busin e ss w ere S H A N G H A I, Sept. 18.—Two ^ planes ready to de ^urt at 9 o'clock, A t the opening of the t\vo-dn\ dressing and p re p a rin g m a tte r for dairy situ a tio n in general, is being B rita in was represented a a willi ited here W cdnesdny nig h t by days and a nig h t of continuous : ceiitrul s ta n d a r d time, mailing, nr failure of sender to I Secretary W ilbur here from Cali­ o p erated a t a loss while from a p ­ to place her navy a t the dlspot P o u ltry I n stitu te of th e Seminr B W. Davis in nn a d d re ss in his stu b b o rn resistance bv the Chek- l The landing a t Ja rv is Offut Field place his name and address on it, j fornia “ to consult him on im por­ pearances it would seem th u t n of the lcagua providing that-mghold of Republicanism uing soldiers defending Shanghai wan made a t 12:56 afternoon, about County Poultry Association millions of lettors and other pieces ta n t naval m a tte r s of purely do­ large profit is being made. I’rnc- prixe case* a risin g in tho awt pay? 1 making these prom ises, Mr. a g a in st the unsluught of troops an hour and a half before it was I ongwoqd this morning, over 1 ticully the only solution for this service should be su b je c t to * ’ f mail a r e delayed or sent to the mestic concern.” hi vigorously assailed th e e xist- from K iangsu province \vero fol­ t xpeeted. As « result th e crowd persons were present, according difficulty, Mr. T h ra sh e r said, tra tio n . B r ita in ’s contribution Persistent speculation and inquirrad le tte r office,’’ declared Posttariff laws nnd atta c k e d P r e s i­ lowed In to 'T u e sd a y nig h t by a lull was not so la rg e a t tho grounds. w ard league efforts to maintain.n long distance telephone niesso would lie cheaper labor. •lastei .1. P. Hall to n lepresentu- 1 i,..s at the Whiti llousc since the t Coolidge f o r w hat he describ- in tho fighting. Despite the heavy rcstoro peace, it was sa id , vf T o d a y ’s P ro g ra m . .. Com parison of fa rm in g condi­ leceived here 1his afternoon. Tltlr live of The Herald recently. 0 "cooley” claiming credit for a t t a c k , the position of tin- two T om orrow ’s flying program inpresident’s message was sent to tion.- of the north with those of lie largely on the sea w h a r f " I f the figures were shown in < . i . i nax relief given by “th e Dofn- uiniicx w ere re p o rte d v irtu a lly u n ­ 1lodes a stiqi of one hour ut St. a p p e a rs to he a much la rg e r crowd Monday night, Florida, declares . Mr. T hra .she r, are would inevitably run c o u n te r to shipping in te re sts of neutraf itir tax bill” passed by th e last changed. Joseph, 135 miles south of Omuhu. than was anticipated and it wns this double handlimr," he said, "the | " ’e n n \y ie.u jress. a bill which he a sse rte d I,«rly W ednesday m orning rein- 1on th e Missouri river, and a con- said th a t results of the meeting <0,1 would be surprising The <h- ! brought forth today an official dc mure than enough to convince “ »*- lions, l e a g u e m em bers supp p a rtm e n t urgently requests the | niul that the president hud heard , one of the a d v a n ta g e s of this state. land forces would not be at) _ !administration opposed at every foreenients were being rushed tinunnec to Muskogee, a f te r a nre exported to bo very g r a tify in g • lie sta te s th a t upplcs can hardly be public to exercise the greatest any criticism of any ........ T b atfspeeches given away, th a t milk is selling ut to this e m b u rra ssm e n t. from th e Chukiuhg h e a d q u a rte rs at - 'ig h t deviation to pass over K a n ­ . It was stated th a t poultry rnis (Missible care to see thut mail is fore. S ir Cecil arg u e d , Britain Lungw ha, six miles south of here, sas City. Mo. Direct Variance. coast by Secretary jo „ ,|Uurt, thut the general made on the The planes will sla y at Musko­ i-i s from Volusia. Seminole and Or au retolly and sufflciontlv addressed Wilbur and any e m i n e n t a c o n c e r n - 1outlook of the f a r m situation is peculiar service on the sea a h u l l ^ tontrasting w h n t he said were to relieve th e w ornout men a t the lingo counties were present as wcP in order to assure prompt nnd cer­ lie safeguarded by im m unity trotE; fro n t, while on tho b a ttle line e v ­ gee over nig h t nnd resum e the 1(aiding principles of the two finding pnnciii had I dark while ill in I* a- H. B. I aindsen, poultry export tain delivery, thereby relieving the i„ g them other tliati t b i t they bad Florida everyone is the interference of prize c o u rts « m the h and a n d lin _g of m n tte r s e r y th in g possible was being done (light to Dnllps, T exas, Friday. Iki in looking forw ard to a g r e a t w inter cept within the British admlfftl T heir a rriv a l ovoi Omaha, today of the Florida E xperim ent Station p'istnl serviie of nun h uniiecessaiy been very helpful. tariff and ta x a tio n the Demo- to s tr e n g th e n th e defum lers’ line. l-citsoii. Labor here costs less than In support of this claim it' Wftft ut Gainesville umi of the General expense nnd thus increasing its ofS h o rtly a f t e r the firing ceased, wus m arked by the blowing of far Mr. Coolidge hns shown R,,n^c j pa |( what it does in Connecticut, he »tk gvsidcntial nominee declarExtension Division of tho U niver­ pointed out th a t B ritain m ig h t be 1 *U»Democratic th e o ry is n the leaders in the different sectors lory and shqp whistles. Crowds s ity of Florida. ’ x H e‘ 'a s k s that people "w rite ! ">G'rest in the poliUml situation in nil id. hailed before th e world c o u rt Ut' a»»cii of revenue w ith a m in i­ — a t Liuho, on the const no rth w e st stood in the streets, oth e rs wutcliod \vToiisideiub|e onthuainsm. it wai pininiy tin* mum* of tht* person nJ- i Cal&furnia. confurrini: over the Tho fart th a t adequate heat roust m u tte r s a risin g o u t of th e .Brltlal and waved from building tops, and of th e c ity ; u t H w a n g to , on the tax, th e Republican docdrenned, n tire t am! number, mmv I w^ik-eiul w ith f'heMter Howell, be supplied for all workers In w in ­ n a v y 's .defense of the league.* ^ a m inim um of revenue w ith S h n n g h a i- N a n k in g ra ilw a y to the school children were p e rm itte d to' l t* te d ..w u s displayed a t the meat s M kisunderstanding D u rin g * W a r,L (Ue o u t for a look a t the pna: i i q M n g A fl, r following out the p r * »*t of rural route or ju»*t oftld’ ) .;'u i,ilsher of tho ntate, who r e Por» te r is a log question w hich, the ~ M west, a n d a t K ia n tin g , betw een the Mumum of subsidy.” box, and the nam e of the trust i ' Tlie price of Britain or tU a jtp ' .■ ’ , vT i t i.i»i n orthe rn f a r m e r has to fnre ouch o t h e r tw o petTjtflSAVCrc .ffcTTod tvj. V d p r n MaXMlmtS.” . »U«Mn fur. the morning, 1t wa* eil th a t, though some I ikh I thlTIftths p ro m isin g ta x Aiul t a r i f f headquhrteiSf a t LdngHvfin ' fo r n year while it is the least of tho aeisure and search cases individ­ office and the s ta te in full. When Lieut. S m ith indicated th a t the Inariusl, dinner was served by tb Mr. D avis declared for Longwood C ham ber "f t lomm rce. the name id a sta te is abbreviated. ! <ultios were in sight, the nutional Florida f a r m e r ’s worries, it wns ually before nn a d m ira lty cut) conference. A t th is h o u r (3 a. flight w as one of the sm oothest __ y in go v e rn m e n t, na tiona l pointed out. w as the cause of the B rltll umi e a s ie s t experiences in th e The Longwood municipal baud fin frequently Vu. and I’u., Md. and ticket np|icured secure. Irtite. nnd in this connection he ni.) the conerofnce w as still in world flight so fur us flying con- nished music for the occasion The Ind . Colo, and Calif., Miss, and | Tho president received only u few Many T ourists Coming. American m isunderstandings dttFi he w anted to ta k e exception j Mr Tit ran her declared th a t t h o u ­ ing the war, and wus the (litions w ere concerned. ] m eeting this morning was declared Minn., and many oth e rs are cun- ) visitors today, giving some ntlenT roops Clash Ik "b o a stin g ” of the RepublicA f te r passing over D avenport, | to have been a great success and fused and mail niissent, as in uiuny tion to the address he will deliver sands of people a re already c o m ­ question of the notes sent t o ' 1 P E K IN G , Sept. 18.—The second itimini s tr u t ion on the subject of ' good sessions for this afternoon instances post office names ure re here Sunday afternoon liefore the ing to Florida and th a t a lurger British gove rn m e n t by W'aahinj jml public debt reduction, lie reported clash between the Chihli Iowa, and then l)es Moines, tin iiinl tom orrow nre expected. 'n u m b e r of to u rists muy be expected ton priot to American e n t r a n t s peateil in several different sta te s." Holy Name Society convention. m r mail lune to O m aha was ful rated fig u re s to show t h a t the troops of Wu Pei Fu and the M an­ lowed w ithout incident, he said. At noon F in la y , th e re will )«• a Tin* woi.l "g e n e ra l delivery." I T hursday Mr. Coolidge will re I this year than ever before. Even the war. c h u ria n s of Chung T so -Lin took soutic a d m in istra tio n had r e ­ basket picnic at Palm Spring- to Mi Hall staled, should not lie view the murines re tu rn in g to now, he raid, tr a in reservations No present protest, e ith e r dlal tuxes more than tw o billions place W ednesday a t W anchintung, (Juuntieo, which all of the p o lity m ise rs at used as a part of the address ex . . Yu., from their utimiul y,j,v,. t ,. |„. made several days uhead ructly or indirectly, in reported C ontributions Coming In six miles n o rth of Shanhaikw an fcllui> a f t e r the w a r and th a t it ...... .f turn- and it is almost impossible from Washington, but th a t th a DAYTON. O , Sept. IK, —C o n tri­ lending the in stitu te a re iiivit.d to cept when th .-a d d re s.se has no Miminer elirumpiilulit neur hreiierrut the public debt a t a r a te of und th e Chihli bonier. uttend. It was unnouiiecd that permanent address und it is know n, u k , Md. 1 he murines will paiaile to get a be rth in a through sleeper American government is beginning butions to a fund of fi.fiOO being T he b ru sh betw een the troops of l.tKXUHIll a m onth u g n in st the raised to meet p e iso ra l tinalii lal | f ]t4. ust. if the grounds around tIn* 1 tlint lie calls at the general deliv th ro u g h the W hite House grounds. f r,„„ New N’urk to T am pa. This, to make known its wishes a g a in s t Ijiuo.iMHi under the present ud- th e tw o a rm ie s was said h ere not he t lungs back- up recent nnnntiiice- an uncotrolU-d sea policeman is a i (Continued on P age 8.) i s|iriugs has been secured free by i civ. Directions for transm ittal. to have been serious. jtrntioit. l« by the railroads to the ef- m a tte r of discussion in th a deledelivery, forw aidillg. or re tu rn of 1 tho Longwood trnile body. W ithdrnw * Troops I* f o u r t h ut Pen Moinr*. that more to u rist tickets have giitiotu. There is no definite in­ mail, he said, uie deemed a purt of Alrangemenls. it was stated fui It Davis’ address last night at Canton, Sept. 18. Di. Sun Ynt airratly Imtii mi Id this ycur than form ation beyond the A m erican inIn- 7 ( (her. were nearly completed dining the address. Coliseum w as the f o u rth deliv- Sen, south China loader, bus w ith ­ ' ■ w d c Mild du rin g all of last season. quirius through the London, Baris When the mails nre brought this moiMiiigs session for the es­ I since his a r r iv a l early in the d r a w n his troops f i oin a purt of Florida cities a re much clconer nnd other embassies. d \i* tablishm ent of a in a i keting bureau fiom the tru in s to the local office, ) p . i l l (mm Missouri. He spoke first th e E a s t riv e r district in the enstand more sa n ita ry tlinn the n o r th ­ It is realized ut Geneva t h a t post m a ste r revealed, the in this county. This will he for the organization m eeting of D om ­ eri |H)ttion of K w nngtung p ro v ­ ern cities for they nru much newer th e re is opportunity here to bi)Ud _ the nam ing of a c e n tra l point f-*r pouches a re placed on the tables ic leaders; then a t a g a th e r in g ince. Gen. Chen Chiung Ming, the the basis uf peace which m ay c*r$7 t h e distribution of poultry and‘ and emptied. Then the process of As the second period f The Her- un<* l»‘-cause they a r e g row ing much rmocratir women und finally K w a p g tu n g m ilitury leader, who eggs and for fu rth e rin g co-opera sep a ra tio n begins. F irst, he suid, a id ’s big subscription cam paign fa ste r Mr. TRVnsher revealed. Their the world Into a new era. At its luncheon ut th e Bell Cafe live m a rk e tin g in general, it was the re g iste rs nre checked, sta-cial This has developed caution . dinner by the J u n io r C h a m b e r long has been menacing Sun's po­ g e ts well sta r te d c o n te sta n ts are streets, husinesH buildings and res- which shows itself principally.-In a mmerce. w here he is to speuk sitio n -in this p a i l of the province, this noon the Ju n io r C ha m be r of ( delivery letters ure sorted out, and increasing th e ir e ffo rts to se c u r e . idein cs do not have the clean, neat, . , then the ordinary letters a re sta c k ­ a lead over other w orkers while the appearance ‘ bat the small cities of desire not to offend or a c t a g a in s t tit. A fter outlining his con- has occupied th e evacuated t e r r i ­ Commerce w ent on record us unan- j ~~ ~ the interests of tile powers oukol4* to ry . ed in the table for the p rim a ry dis­ this sta te boast. ipiton W vote schedule continues high. imously favoring the proposed city j o ', 18.— tribution. the league, notably the U nited Eight se pa ra tions nre of the d ifference in the From the large num ber of people Tho eva c u a tio n is part of S u n ’s bond issue, th e election for which S A V A N N A H , Ga ..S,pt. In the realization tha t a g a in oil in doctrines of the Democrat* plan to c o n c e n tra te his forces ut B ernard H. Bawls, sentenced in t h e 1 made at the prim ary tables.by- the Se pte m be r 27 the voting power of who ure nlrcuily coming und who Hlntes. W hether A merica is l a or will be held on next Monday, Sept. d Republican p a ttie s, Mr. Shiuchow In n o r th e r n K w nngtung S uperior court lust night to l i f e : d istrib u tin g clerks, be stated, to subscriptions will ta k e a n o th e r big ure talking of ruining to Floridn out the league proposes to hay* us 22. C h a irm a n G. W. Spencer. Jr., side. luunched into a s c a th in g de- is s u p p o rt of Chekiang's w ar requested th a t nil m em bers of the im prisonm ent for the slaying of the city carriers, rural curriers. drop, leaders in the ca m pa ign are during th e w inter, Mr. T h ra s h e r jon its tide. - rth• e r staled,• it seems as -*.....In of the policing of In the question of the polich tion of th e Fordney-M cC um - a g a i n s t K iangsu und the central o rganization do e v e ry th in g they A. L am ar Poindexter at Tybce I s - 1general delivery, fo rw a rd in g und leaving no stoue untu rn e d in tl eir fu though the question c a tt _ iff law. He declared t h a t be g o v e rn m e n t a t Peking. Sun is di­ cun before th a t tim e to secure land lust May will m ake upplicn j post office boxes, the Inst named d e te rm in a tio n to get every possible this sta te will enjoy, during the thei* seas the part is W ing carefully draw n to prevent it appearing! to tion for a new trial, his a tto rn e y s being sep a ra te d in 11 case sections. of shifting economic condi viding his tim e between ( anton next yeur, an e r a of unpredccentod favor for the project. Of these sepurutions, he said, Vote to their credit by the. end of prosperity. By merely hearing s t o r ­ he a means of boxing A m erica in then existing “ it w a s n o t a ] n n ,i Shiuchow supervising the con­ The issue will e m brace bond- to ­ announced. one is u pigeon hole for imtiroi>erly the second period a week fiorp this ies of Florida real e sta te th ro u g h between British patrolling on th«k for the p r e p a ra tio n of a ta r - c e n tra tio n . taling a sum of $326,000 which in­ A tlantic and the- Ja panese in th& directed letters into which lettors coming S a tu rd a y . | erasure bused upon a n y prinAIR RACKS. Sun Po, fo r m e r m ayor of < a n ­ cludes The g re a t reduction in votes the ir friends, m any people ure Bacillc. Forestalling apprehension' flfif. .000 for sewerage, not known to the d is tr ib u to r are 18.—One planning on lurge investm ents here, except th a t of g re e d .” DAYTON. O - Sept. ton, is proceeding to Mukden to ^ ^ n ^ i g h t e n trie s throw n. M r. Hall asks th a t <hc came us a s u rig ise to many of tbe he said. It cannot be imagined, in W ashington, the British and Viewing these economic condi- c o n fe r wifi^ * G eneral Chenit T io | $HW,(i00 for the «»ving o f ^ l . . ^ I c o n te sta n ts who hail e xported just Japanese have voiced reserVO’ oh Mr. Davis declared t h a t a slight chunge. But now they are he concluded, how many people u n ­ question of seizure of m e rc h a n t > L ln 0,i; r a f Wi^ W t h T w a r th e 'e re c tion o ^ ^ m u n i c i p a l jail % ' * * ? * ” R < g e l ^ i n . ; ^ ^ t l ^ w n i J X h E thinking and talking of this sta te Rra in nil the h isto ry of Amerl* taking every precaution ugoinst the vessels of a power outeida th* i go v e rn m e n t.U £ - - - - e d today. I ( ^ t i n u e d on Rage 8 , there a re a so n to e re c t a J S j S ' i W second cut being so g r e a t and are und ure planning to visit here soon­ league in the event th a t they ar* | tmprov er or tuler. ew wall a ro u n d h e r borders u rg in g th e ir friends to support policing the seas in support o f the iiicipu! cunjetery. .cut off productive com m erce them now rattier th a n du rin g the The l! ‘ gft.* a rbitration court. ItalU The greet need and im portance the outside w orld.’* lust few days of the cam paign. ugree to tho proprlvty of a sim ilar of passing favorably upon this 'Muting out t h a t the Republican One or two of the young ladies reserve. bond issue ut the present tim e w.nhad conde m n e d ,th e m e a su re at tho top of the list a r e w orking b ro u g h t out by Mr. Spencer, who »» inure out o f lino w ith th e spasmodically while the oth e rs ure ST. P A U L , Sept. 18.—The p a s ­ than the B ayne-A ldrich bill sa g e of legislation necessary to r e ­ urged tha t every m em ber of the CH A TTA N O O G A , Tcnn., Sept. w orking system atically in th e ir in ­ A lthough business conditions in H enry McLaulin. 1 hey state junior tr a d e body a la n d behind tin• in l'jou," the sp e a k e r said t h a t sto re G eneral Jo h n J . P e rsh in g to th a t thousands of to u r is ts in uuto- dividual cam paign* for votes. It 18.—The H amilton county grand question, push it forw ard, and fur the n o rth e rn section of the coun­ “1 of this sort does n o t protect, th e active list " in order t h a t h.s those who cun. to vote for it when try ure very good uk present, th a t mobiles ure uln-udy on th e ir way to will be the one who keeps c o n tin ­ ju r y toduy will begin its investi­ ‘merely exploits." valuable counsel will be available the tim e comes. of my p a rtic u la r line is f a r below I-’loridu und th a t alm ost numberless ually plugging aw ay who will gation of the disappearance of ASHLAND, Kv., Sept. 18. Consumer! Know It. Miss A dgustu H offm an, modiste, to those responsible for the defense the a v e ra g e ," declared IL McLagh- thousands are expecting to come doubtless be th e w inner on N ovem ­ body of a m an whose head lay I T here were no committee reports Etcry consumer in A m erica can of th e n a tio n " w a s u rge d in a r e s o ­ in 1910 following th* discovery a ber 22. g the winter. pool of blood, was found in a i i his own daily experience b ear lution adopted by th e A m erican L e ­ und Kenneth B. Unit, athletic di- lin to a repre se n ta tiv e of Tho Hcr- du rin E very day sees a steady line of fewf weeks ago of a human skeleton doia c a r in the Chesapeake Even in the gurages, said Mr. uld th is morning. rccor of the Sanford H igh School **» to this fa c t," h e 's a i d , under the house occupied by W. JI. con te sta n ts uiui friends coining to gion a t th e n a tio n a l convention to ­ Mr. McLaulin has ju st r e t u r n ­ McLaulin, some of the m echan­ Ohio railroad yards this m un rating thut th e m e a su re had day. A m ong s t a t e s a w arded L e­ was asked to make u s ta te m e n t in ics, when they would see the F lo r­ The H erald bfflco und depositing Bennett and wife ut the tim e of A ta g on the key rin g bore th e ted the m a rk e t a b ro a d fo r gion tr o p h ie s f o r exceeding the re g a rd to football du rin g the se a ­ ed from a combined business and ida license tag, would r e m a rk that votes in the ballot box. F r e q u e n t­ Miss H o ffm a n 's disappearance. c»n a griculture and A m cri- 1923 m e m b e rsh ip w ere Florida, Vlr- son which is ju st beginning. Mr. pleasure tr ip to N e w Yprk City and th e y would be in this s ta te in two ly tw o c o n te sta n ts collide und a The B ennetts nre now living a t scriPtlon, “ W. M. Messer, comb, Term.” The ra ilro a d of a num ber of the la r g e r n o rth e rn H uit sta te d th a t he was well dustrie* w hich m u s t e x p o r t if .inla, T ennessee and S outh CaroRome, Go., and are under a r r e s t said the c a r addived a t 6 c pleated with th e co-ooeratlon he i* cities and sta te s th a t it will p ro b ­ or th re e weeks or som etim e during few e m b a r r a s s in g m om enta follow. i t to prosper, the D em ocratic As th e ballot published in Tho charged w ith slaying the woman. this m orning from L e xington, Ky, receiving in conjunction w ith high ably in te r e s t th e people of Santord th e w inter. E ve ryw he re we went, sold the bill w as “ econo- Ina o f th e south. ho sold, people w ere ta lk in g of H erald each a fte rn o o n gives only to know t h a t cut glasd and colored school athletics and th a t he is sure 1madness und political d e stru c th a t the school will have, u good glass wu{e> a r e f a s t becoming the F lorida and were p la n n in g ut some 25 votes a g a in s t 100 u week ago, it is th o u g h t th e vote polled by best sellers in th e U r g e jewelry tim e o r other to visit here. y e a r in t h a t line. • Coolidge and his p a r ty Mr. MxLaulin, as in the case various w o rk e rs th is week will not and g la ss w a r e sto re s of the United He f u r th e r sta te d t h a t he wus themselves to m a in ta in th o of o th e r S anford citizens who have be as sensational as th a t of last r a t h e r su rp rise d to find t h a t an a s ­ S ta te s. iff law," he w ent on. EV A N ST O N , D U Sept. 18*— Many jew elers, ho said, are leav­ visited in the n o rth e rn s ta te s this S a tu r d a y . But th e re is no way of S E A T T L E . W aah., Sept. 18.— s is ta n t coach of such m e rit us SUBLET, Wyo.. Sept. 11 LV against this legislative monsum m e r, sta te s th a t he noticed very te llin g ju s t how the ca m pa ign B repared to explain Republican ing th e business to become owners M a jo r I’erdo Z anni, A rg e n tin e H u g h Whelchel had been secured The rescue workers a fte r a 1 »nd in substitution fo r it, s ta n d in g will be. One additional pledges on the f a r m question to little c onstruction w ork going on in 1Oranocratic p a rty proposes to w orld flie r a tte m p tin g to encircle th ro u g h the efforts of the junior or p ro p rie to rs of g if t shop esta b ­ th e n o rth while practically every subscription may bo the m eans of f a r m e r s of th e sp r in g w heat be lt rest, continued the search “ a the ta riff by revising dow n- th e globe, now a t Hanoi, China, ts c h a m b e r and th a t he feels sure lishm ents. T his, he stated, is be­ sm all F lorida city o r tow n has a placing some w orker in f i r s t place. of the northw est, C harles G. number five of the Kemmerer l o r bodies o »t t I the existing duties to a tr u ly to s u b s titu te la n d in g g e a r for pon­ th a t to g e th e r they will t u r n out a cause of th e slack in the jewelry n u m b e r of business buildings and Dawes, Republican vice-presldcnU Company for S a n fo rd has by no m eans been toons a t V ancouver, B. C., and then hij;h school team th is fall of which business d u rin g the past several th a 61 minersentom t (Continued on page 8) years. Ho pointed out th a t where dw ellings under c onstruction. T he covcrod by the workers in the enm- ial nominee, will leave to n ig h t fee Five bodies w ere located y« f 'v to S e a ttle . Ensisrn Velo, A r g e n ­ Sanford m ay well be proud. a lg n . On all sides ure people who Sioux F a lls, 8 . D. . o th e r businesses have grown und f a r t h e r south, the g r e a t e r a re the tine n a v ig a tin g officer announced day. Twelve escaped u n h u r t . ' * lave not yet been solicited f o r building activities, he Bald. the prices have advanced, the jewel­ __ u t _______ _ ___ . _ iousy. b RA IL R O A D R A T E O F F A g r e a t w in te r c a n bo cxpectwl th q ir subscriptions. In the coun­ ry. b u sin practically BEACI1AM R E T U R N S ILL ■ e ss h a s been , i P1 on th e sta n d still. I t is known, he f o r th is sta te because the people t r y districts a n d in th e towns O R L A N D O , S ept. 18*—T he p ro ­ th ro u g h o u t the c ounty unlim ited added, t h a t th e people buy most of th e n o r th a re beginning to a d m it ORLANDO, Sept. 18.— posed tr a n s-c o n tin e n ta l r a t a t h a t of th e ir precious stones and expen­ t h a t p e r h a p s F lorida is th e g r e a t ­ field* are open to am bitious con­ P A R IS , Sept. 18.— Th6 G eorgian th e ra ilro a d s of th e c ountry w ere Beacham, w ar-tim e t a x I te s ta n ts who a r e h u stlin g fo r C H IC A G O . S ept. 18. - C o r n , De­ e s t s ta te of ol) a n d because th e y in P a ris announcml today sive Jew elry in th e north and con­ p lanning to e sta b lish b e tw een the t r a t o r for Florida, recently • c em ber 107 to 107 V4. When . De­ legation th n t the G e o r g ia n ,- M e tr o p o lita n se que ntly b u y v e ry few articles of a r e p lanning to in v e st th e ir money votes. As the c a m p a ig n proceeds it is e a s t and w e s t w ith Jacksonville d a r the care <4 Bhiladal; " cem ber, 1 3 1 * to 132; May, 138 to t h a t n a t u r e w hile they are in this here, s ta te d Mr. McLaulin. C on­ ‘^ »d in The H erald will ROUS O v n e sDUUMIWH OftilW po I#wa*a» o s the o u th e r n basic in t will siclans ia today c n route interesting to note th e methods o fl M 1S8H . O ats,. D ecember, olMi to N a z a r i had been executed a t K u ­ ditio n s, he said, p o in t to w a rd th e lyln in a n unconscious • t ^ t a . t a i s by Russian 8ovlet troops. T he by the I not be put hito effect, the Chamber salesmanship being used * ^ i r a L l e te n a n t f o r you. Mr. M cL aulin m ade the trip*,In g r e a t e s t season th e s t a t e h a s ever I fam ily was advised. C h u rc h m a n logetlon declared he lot Commerce announced today. | Various v p t t t n . * B1NF.W O R L E A N S , S e p t. 18. .' *, B8 for service. his car with Mr*. McLaulin’*r .nkown. w a s 68 years old a n d IlL O ctober, 2 l l 9 ; D ecem ber 2L76. J. NAVY MATTERS Postmaster Hall Requests People CALLED WILBUR Take Exceptional Care Addressing Mail to Insure Quick, Sure Delivery TO WASHINGTON ITSret C o c a i n n O f Millions of Letters and Other P o u ltr ny 1Institute »«■ sent »« Doad u*},cr ~ ww ‘Office During Every ^eur Successful, Report j X Contestants S t i l l is;;' Work Under High S ch e d llle U t VOteS City Bond Issue Is Endorsed by Junior ChamberCommeree Measure Adopted To Bring Pershing Back Business In Northern States Very Good In General Way, Says McLaulin Bones Found Recall Disappearance in 1916 Man Is Found Dead In Railroad Yard* C Charles Dawes Leaves Five Bodies Recovered Fot* DakotaCampaign Yesterday In Argentine Aviator Puta On Pontoons iYou Want to dot Your ^Partment? MARKET Georgian Nazari I Executed at Kutais M k .. B �■ ..7 .. . „ - ■ ■ ❖ ♦> ♦2m® T h e p r e s e n t m e th o d o f c a r in g fo r c ity p r is o n e r s is in h u m a n . W ith n o th in g b u t b a r s Sep a r a t in g t h e c o lo r e d fr o m t h e w h ite , w ith n o p r o p e r p la c e to p u t w o m e n p r is o n e r s , t h e c ity ja il is im p r o p e r ly fitte d to c a r e f o r th o s e w h o a r e la w v io la to r s . P o o r ly v e n tila te d , a n d b a d ly lo c a te d in a c o n g e s t e d s e c tio n o f th e c ity th e ja il is b a d ly in n e e d o f im m e d ia te a tte n tio n . T h a t p e r so n is un fo r tu n a te w h o m u st b e c o n fin e d in a n y ja il. H e is d o u b ly u n fo r tu n a te i f h e m u st b e co n fin ed in S a n fo r d ’s ja il. Plans are being Prepared For the erection at the rear of the new municipal building at the Lake front of a modern for a separate section for women occupants as well as for delinquent children. It is the plan to provide room in the new building for the police department, and oil the second floor to locate the new municipal court room. Built along architectural lines which will make it show lip well from the Lake the new building will he so located as to be a distinct asset to the city. Money Must be Provided In the bond issue* to he voted Monday provision has been made for the necessary finances to pay for the construction of the new jail, in cooperation with the county authorities. The total cost will he in the neighborhood of $75,000. 4 ^ The new jail will solve the problem for years to come and will he another advanced step for the citv•r to take. There is no better time to give the city a jail than now. Building costs will never be cheaper. From a financial standpoint it is the right thing to do. ttt iti On Monday an Important Bond Issue will be Decided Upon W ill you be among the majority voting for better conditions? fills ad v ertisem en t paid for I*> th e following citi/e n a in (crested in the w elfare of San lord and in d o rsin g th e bond iasue Edw ard liiu g in a I t W. I‘earm an, F orrest Lake Fron!i I*. Cornier 'V. II. Tu.mieiilTe E. A. Douglass Geo. A. Met o d e s It. L. Mi an I t II. Berg G. K. McCall II. T . Hud well E. F . Litne X r X s X * <♦ ❖ ❖ ❖ *<*<+<* ♦*» ♦♦♦ a A. I*. Connelly T. \\ . Lav. Ion J. L. M atthew s W. M. Connelly S. !H. Lloyd J. 11. Tillis F. J. Gon/.ulez I t ( ’. Maxwell IL T . Modgk insun I*. A. Mcro Geo. \V. K night I t ('. Bower Mr. L. M. Brown i t Overlin II. C. Mil Bone It. L. I'erkUiu I. G. Ball Mr. I t M. iHason W. B. C arter W. A. I.c irb r I t .1. Molly II. \V. Spencer. Jr. A. M. U am .lcl, A. K.iTMd S. W. B radford K. H. W ight John Mciafh A. I t IMalt I’red W. Hull Mr. W. T. Langley E. C. Sm ith, J r. J. <;. Sharon S. Benjam in I’. W einberg J. ( ’. Mien Elton J. Monghton Lloyd F. Boyle N. II. G arner A. K anner I'd w ard Ely T. L. More an F.etl C randall A. ft. Key ♦% .% ♦*, k i4 a | a,1* �•v->v2 ■ i PACE TWO - '• THE 8ANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924 Outsiders Are Now !H o lla n d S e e k s T o S w a rm in g R o d e n ts c h C a b in e t T o B e C h a r g e d W ith A b e t tin g P r in c ip le s O f B o ls h e v is m Shipyards of Navy Id ea s o f K in g d o m F or U . S . M u se IR IS, S ept, 18.— W h e th e r the Oriental Smokers Of i *• ■» Game Gets jC o n fid c n re _ _ _ _ _ _ THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COL! Mistaken Of Lapland Pilmed 8” "' Wo^ “ . " fs ‘ _ :________ _ « DniiotlSI* »rr Instructed to refund money In every Instance whs ii*r'irtory fonuH n arc not oblaliHstl. The v©ry firm * ,Ml!sractor> JJU j o 5 B 1 h lV E ll AND KIDNEY T«1NIQ almost Invariably stops th •tendency „r sneezing and eoiiBhii and tbe third dose usually atop* the severest COLD. The comma C o d must be Ilnssed aa a acrlou* disease so get rhl or tt at " n J I? your ninsolca are sore or you have th a t chilly faePd With a dull headache. » ■ a aura sign that y„u have take,, cL l Don't wait for Pneumonia to develop but huy a buttle „r ci.lil JUNES l-IVKIt AND KIDNEY TONIC today, Tito ct.»t Is ».na e n d you can not afford to ta k e a chance nt this time of je* For sal* at TAMPA, Sept. 18.— HiUa W a r ­ ner, Comely Swedish womnn, is in [ail here ns the result of an uleged confidence gamo she has been ^ A* * t »* v *»* * ’ / * ' r W A S H IN G T O N , S e p t. 18.-rTbe # * U nited S t a t e s n avy h a s a t la st AMSTERDAM , SoptV 18 .— An'- t G o t h e n b u r g , f come aro u n d to th e policy generalI ^ mo b “ermUcdd by* E uropean ^ n a tio n i {tinuatod ideas a b o u t Holland t h a t j I j . - A m e r i c a n scl ^ n ^ uu, n ^ a r i p e a t c t f a t P o r t Richey '• S I N G A P O R E , S e p t, 18. The use 1^* sglr)cl Nivreev concerning concerning ~im-, prevmi abroad, minimi, nnd imu often o n c n troFo tuuvo tho m o !•taken lskotithe m o iirai v e r obtained oDUiinea ---Htvhn sent tr ic t secrecy im- prevail first mm Him eex’ta|1I m Diljn 5p „ | i[lo| of r r e p n r e d opium in Mnlny h a s plc m e nts o fnationnl defense., T he 'p r e r e n t g e n e ra tio n of Dutch p"o- of th- m igration of lem m ings, | h e r ^ l r o n d ' fare to Miami, which ■ diminished in recent yenr*. and its custom of n hundred y e a rs is c- j(, to re se n tm e n t, have nt mol -like anim als, one of the m ost! h e r railroad fare to Miami, which * of the nnimnl- 5nda domestics. The alleged ovcnlanl . l l m l n . t t o n d r . l - a d . an ■ * . Sf . » . » I r . c k t d to . h , l , . , W n. A ........... henoioena- - --- ----------------------------" " for " --------------------« - * - '■ 1 scheme Hilja is said to have indivii.ual control, aays the re p o r t w ^ich $0,150,000 ha s been appro- learned society which h a s made u wcild worked was to pocket the ,r “ n s* 5iixuBBBil**BBBH*BBM BBBBBBBBBB«BBBBB*BBB*BHBHBIn of a com m ittee appointed to in- priated. Beyond th e f a c t t h a t her thorough investigation into the cur>>■•■’IvJo E. 1-trther, n c urotor of I T . o m . y ! l . a i n K“ o .how ! >.• • !,* • • ■*•'5 quire into th e m a tte r . It is stated^ plans call for w idth o f beam, speed rcnt ge ograpbicnl te x t books nnd ) h e American Bhieeum of N a tu r a l -my f o r the position.* th a t r e g istra tio n t i l - , s m o k e r s ! # n tl c ruising r a d h u beyond a n y - lUnf„ in e le m e n ta ry and j Rhitorv, and Cnrveth WcHs"*now °T ■hmiiil ho iriv.m nn nvhnnitivo trial known .In t h a t ty p e ,#d e ta il* , re re n d n ry schools in nil civilized ! " B , L _ _ _ ; " jhouM bo' given nn « h . u . t i n lri.1 ; , ^^ . m r i . V o f V K r ' ^ . r l i . W I *“ ” ■ " om » " I n ... U « . . t t c i i s * * i t s 3 S 3 i s s i u r r R i B S R c ly guarded. 'c d n re p o rt which discloses t h a t U>at a curious and a b s n - : fient 1 n "in fin liner th nt th (license u nJ '^ on, nr” onP signatories m,,^r f)f them arc about 100 y e a rs | lutvly uniquu Him is th a t of the j ncation in finding th a t the disease t 0 (he A nshington a rm s convention t , 1 the tim es ., , .... . , is not so desperate as to demand perm its I n s e r t i o n « / its n a v y . , r " . „ nnl ..artres f ,r »V/'1 ,T I" ‘f'ie ,odont^ rccn,’ to i 75c PER SACK desperate remedies," nnd adds thnt ynr(ls | n which construction is in J ' * „ e ! lv n I ’ I m u l ' . b ' y 'n teem ing num bers a t ,rWe are h ead q u arters for the very best stra in s of BI( p recipitate suppression affords no p rogress upon vessels not coveted , ' '* P K' \ c.n ■">««?! r rg u la r intervals nnd a rc now more solution and would introduce eom- hv *,hnt a g re e m e n t Heretofm-e ,.nMl‘’ of locomotion in Hoi- 1 r „n,,tudinous th a n they have been; BOSTON. ICEHERG, N EW YORK or WONDERFUI plications in the ultim ate erndicn- h ut slight r e s t r a i n t ' has been im- " " j 1'• “ “ ^ " K f u ’l “ ho ^ A w an,lcrer PH O N E R the tree line in th e l.npphmd mounLETTHCE and W H IT E PA R IS ROMAINE SEED. W tion of the hubit. posed byn the United States. books tire silent on the develop- ti.ii. i may suddenly see the ground H SSBS&SBIRMnSDSfHZBNRSLSI Both E ngland nnd Jnpnn ran furnish any q u a n tity of th is desired. covered by them for milty. They j cohnt'iiy th e millions; sw im m ing B r i t i s h '1 su h m n d n e n l,S X - r ' 7ht.Vi^r r ,',L, |;V’ ,n ; ' 7 ‘" ^ “n 'T 'k .0 tCr l riv> is and climbing over mountain ______ ** 1 aroused especial com m ent. a1. d r c * .u Picture _nf Dutch cnn.li. ritlgoa. Then either for lack of fool t»r in conflict with natural PALM BEACH, Sept. 18.— B u ild - , not the slightest tlvtuil is. ‘,^ h e “ s,.i5‘q y ,*n 'iJestfon' has r p - enemies, t h e " perish in masses, Iru- nnrrntions in I’nlm Roach took known prncrnllv of her cnpnbili. » ' * ,nti *U. I,on , W ELA K r. BUILDING-------------------------- PHONE 24 ’i he A mericans declared that Cut prices on all sizes United L f.ig s S r t it ", shown when the ‘ i-'"- In the case of J a p a n , it has n vom m .ltee to remedv th .a j a mg spurt, u k .n o n, wnen tnt nfficinllv th a t the llni s,£,t'' ,,f things by vigorous e ffo rts I the v had mis. ed nothing of natural S ta le s, Pennsylvania, Federal. Vik­ first twelc days of Septemlier , r , „ "u,a 0|I|m>"y m a t m e uni . , . iiritII, i,,,,... ,.,i.„,t ir.t.ic l in I.applaud. They even ing. i saw more building c o n stru c tio n , -^ n te s government m ignorant * foil, n i l i t 1 1 I ,,,; kpecuil films of tii? mosipiia o x :i Vi s r> «n than for the entire m onth l a s t ' <•' «•» potentialities comprised in ' ,o d„t . S" mL" h,:l year. Work sanctions by D. W . 1 h,,r newest cruisers nnd d e stro y e r 11,1 < tllCS. (irny Tubes S 1.75 leaders. Sanderson, building inspector, for Mi,'- Mari-aret Shgppntil, of (led Tubes f 1.!M> Mias C a th e rin e Byrd, who has the first dozen days this month toRed !2 x I tieeu ('.pending a week nt l!nyto(ia Mr.mi. with the American SK,.00 I tnl $245,475. For the e n tire month Beach, is expected in Sanford this Cro-i. Is spending several ilavs in of Septem ber lust year, the a g g r e ­ A M , G l'A ltA N T K E I) Sat.ftini the guest of the Valdez afternoon to be the guest of Mrs. ga te was $244,550, Mr. Sanderson's Hot d. It. K. W hittier. Jr. figures show. -- z i = -----r PAI.M BEA CH . Sept. 1 7 . A LONDON, I c u rfe w law m ay be invoked | Wet between -»cicnce nnd religion . A , , , . a ga inst m otor c a rs parked nt the is still f a r from tming reconciled," 105 PALMETTO AVENUE curb ill the business section a f te r ss td Very Rev. W. II. Inge, the 111.1 S a n f o r d A v e n u e m idnight, according to th e «i t v A . M ODERN b an k in g " .'"gloomy Dean of St. P a u l's," in enmniissioners. Interference with PAl.A TKA, Sept. 18.— Those -his presidential a d d re ss a t the o rg a n iz a tio n , w ith a d e ­ f' Conference Vif Modern Churches, convicted for selling liquor here,' the work of the motorized street pay dearly for the privilege ,hh is t sweeper, by n ig h th a n w in g autos, is [O xford. JACKSONVILLE q u a t e fa c ilitie s . " I t is an open sore," continued evidenred‘ liy the sentencing of L. entismg the city commissioners to At Conimimily ('lull House. TO ROUND TN IP invVsl the stre e t sweeper, both I D e a n Inge, " t h a t p o iso n s the s p iy - ! E- MeCrae by Ju d g e Calhmin to Afsnunv PARK Geneva, Sept. ISth, Title plate. ♦too 0 2 A T L A N T I C CI TY ^ itu a l life of the civilized world. It six months nt hard labor. John H in­ the machine and the man, w ith t on oo A . N ABLE p e r s o n n e l in powers above that of the ordinaly H ALTIMOHE 7 o'clock. 4 It 0 4 is difficult fo r n m an to accept or- son, who pleaded guilty to the MO O T O N "w hite w ing." Ttie man will tie t i t in same c h a r g e recently, received the d i r e c t o r s , o fficers a n d k 'V i) MONTHfAL ■ tbodox C h ristia n ity , as it is pre• 01 Qfl Nt AG * If A t At L9 •7007 ; . sented by the churches, without same sentence at the hands of em pow ered to m ake a r r e s ts , and r W l l . A D t L f MIA Da oo staff. • . • t r e a c h e r y to his scientific con- Judge Calhoun The a lternative of the machine will be equipped with TVI a ‘.'"hiluilr-Ifi'1 !n nrzj H a cash fine w as not afforded th e *1 f i m i f'" ‘ ailing owners of the • science. ^ |St#j|«ti#r V. * Hal, ,.np-K, -i-i. parked , a r s to remove th e ir vehi­ *v.n i S*. t.>. if ;,itM: e "T ho in ju r y thus inflicted upon convicted men. cles from tin* path of the sweeper. | A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in AND \ r e l U ion can hardly be measured, f J \ .<n t :: a \ ; p : r. a s u h « re su lt is tha t intellectual bonBatliitps f-%r ' i.tln-t • th e i n d i v i d u a l need s IV e l. y.,t. 5 tifi p M. i t y Is largely drained out of flu­ hmli:,.,. for : hd h.’i ■ 1 ’in., " hur. 5.0U I' M ch anid public opinion within o f every d e p o sito r. MODS A N D B R U S H E S I vj. %4i <*<|re %. *. ". Bn,Dim •*+*n 11■, f,tn does not reflect eiiher the best 1 Lt tt' eaitia^s DUSTERS *1) 1 IjJ*U to ILvlon • ..knowledge or the most candid temSA RA SO TA , Sept. 18.—SnrnsoGREET,KY. Coin, Sept. IK . p e r of tno community. On S ale at . tn is to have a thoroughly modem * T b « Lquestlon of tnirarles is f o r , municipal hand shell nnd will be Motor to u rists no lunger give up M E R C ) 1ANTS & M IN E R S ■m any the meaning n f t h e conflict used by the band of a fam ous <il ­ all tile coinforts of their htitnewben th e y travel through the between religion and science.” T R \ N . i r o i t I A i IO N 4 . 0 . eus in giving w inter concepts here Si re n p ,lh S erv ice 1 'r t i f r e s s this season A c ontra c t lias been west . One p a r ty i f tra v e le rs from let for its immediate construction. r w m i i n,y .st. 1 ,1, 1, r C S Dakota, which passed It will he of concrete, with a thirty N orth through Greeley r c e n t l y . had a fi ot stage, on one side oT which is | milch goat harnessed in what th> to lie installed an illuminated tal .........Kurd «* » «"in MOSCOW, Sept, 18.—Moscow, let. announcing each num ber to he S'l I n t e r e s t I *;»irl a n S a \ i n : f s A e e u t m t s '" rtn h ie posit ion on I hr ruim m g which from time immemorial has rendered by the iiunti or orehestia InmnI «»f Iri«*ir t a r . Mi*mli«ar.H nf depended upon the home-draw n c a r r ia g e and the conventional is r, prcM ri|ilinn fur M.tl.iri t. 11 c u s t o m e d to g n u ' s mi l k , a n d t h a t . -trolley car for its tra n sp o rta tio n , 1 lull- amt I **' iT, Ufiiyi't* $tr l»iU t h e y s a w rm r e a s o n for going Will soon have Its own muloV tiuses i iju* Krvnr. I» kills I tic term**. w i t h o u t it b e c a u s e t h e y w e r e i r a v : E ig h t Omnibuses of the lem don cling H ty p e \yiil. nyike tlieir npqgarunce J A f ' K S O N V I I . I i:, Sept 1*7 T h e g n a t w a s »ii t i e d t o f h c c4ir* snorHI*,'* llfl<f It is the intentRm of M a - l i me g u n s a r e t o he u s e d s B B i.tu s r K tu iB ir a a its s iiR S iiiitiitE B iiN iis a u E e s iu iu s ii.'r 'iiu iir tiE B X iiE Z iia ic 'u a iiE t tint It l uolil e a t lei s o l , | \ eV'-n th e municipal a u th o ritie s uveetuul c o i n h u t tile l i q u o r s i t u a t i o n u in xv till I he u u l o m o l n i e i ii m o t i o n . ly to secure sufficient additional 1 loritht, i l l . I hin <a n , I h uff o f 1lie he, ■Vehicles to establish connect not d i v i s i o n a l 1 11 ohiliit mn for. es, a n <»K*11 \‘ S V\ V1.1», iiPi mui i v. S*|»t. w ith suburban districts. This will l i m i n ' e- I i.Mowing r e c e i pt ,,f a lei \ n*c i fit ( ii* ifUt i n R In i o do much, the officials say, to r t e r f r o m W a s h i n g t o n s t a t i n g tlie I<f|»l*c1 lilt «i t hi‘ Mul ;■ llev-e the fearful congestion on guns were available. Mi Duncan , „ Ughe*.t .w.-hl held in th i“ C o n ie o n in, th e w a t e r ’s fm r!" tto lle y car* unrt tra in s, nnd will , „ d n e d ,,tle t •• test Us p n u tlc n h ll t u n tl xvas a n a n t i wa r meet • » also encourage |m rt of the po]iu- ity. In i event i n s t a i o e s a g e n t- m g a n d the eilief Ht i e a ke r w ....... T h a t a w h a t tlie t e a m o w n e rs in this as . * lation to move tu the kuhurlih, h a v e b e e n t i l e d o n w h i l e r a i d i n g II, m i B a l l i U ' s e , o n e ,if tiie bent to w n are s a y in g w h o feed O ld Book. “ >« - ■ -----'Dils, tiie m o o n - i i u i e i s m a k i n g I t m w n p io il is ts of F r a n c e It nr- kt o f fre e speech o u g h t -$«, he cted liberally enough to pepi S t t l t extrem ist* to preach civil w ar, f i l l a question t h a t will be debated “ jfei p a rlia m e n t when the Cham ber of puties convenes a f te r th e sumvacation, •The opposition to M. H e rrio t’s in te n t will endeavor, in this liohr to rally to it a consid* bit num b e r of deputies now su p ­ p o r tin g th e cabinet, b u t who the enemies of subversive a g ita tio n . The question will arise bn the tn■ SM arpellation of M. Bonnefous of the M n a e t Cise departm ent, th is depi t y wjll demand of the governm ent ,n n explanation of the action of the l l s t f r of Public W orks in plnc_ lS q p e c ia l tra ins nt the disposnl r.Conqnunists who met recently in subhrb of Garches, w here the trine, of civil w nr was preached openly by several orators, including a Communist member of the Ciermnn Reichstag. k T he adversaries of the g o v e m ■ will take the view th a t offictolernrrce of such m anifestations I outxighr.encouragem ent of Hol­ ism. * Opium To Be Rationed ItOUMILLAT & ANDERSON LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEED CHARC 0 A L Ball Hardware Co. Palm Beach Building: « Takes a Large Spurt relate Says Large Number'jStumble Over Scripture M i r a c l e s ^ -« ? TI R E S A L E Motor Curfew Law Is Apt To Be Invoked KI LGORE S E E D COMPAN F. P. R I N E S 1 Liquor Sellers Pay Dearly at Ralatka, S E R V IC E 1 2 3 CHICKEN SUPPER JOHNSON’S WAX Sarasota Will Have Ivonpr Journey Made Municipal Band Shell By Cioat on Side Car O’CEDAR OIL JVe invite new accounts HILL HARDWARE CO. Motor Buses to Soon Move Moscow Crowds SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK © Machine Ciuns Are To!"'" Eight Liquor Traffic 6 6 ............ . 1...Real Estate Bargains , g " o d t h e i r e s e a p e li ituilgll w o o d e d Dutch Learn* English 1 JL, qil • 1 t h n k e l s u s u a l l j found a r o u n d a rT O In I nc A m e ric a n s swamp. -- a n l with AMSTERDAM, Sejit IK Tlte E " n I" A meric an tourift* have flo. k e d t i n s * season to tin1 quaint, i nl a nd >.f 11 m i n u t e Markon in tiie Zuyder Zee l i n s is i " 1 " st one of tho few communities m ||,,| land whore the native ilrcss Im., nut ven wav to standardized clothes Uge balloon trousers for tiie no it, a n a gay pink, tnuc and yellow Waists, full petticoats and white c aps for the women still a re worn In Marken. Tho little folks dress Just as do ■A' th e ir elder*. The picturesqueness A o f tho plnce, m aintained w ith an eye to business, huve draw n so m a n y American visitors thnt not a 1 f e w of the natives speak English w ith o u t an accent. g IX T i n : r m c i IXO I.K it n i l h t u r K I I X T I . I I IUIIIIX si:it - I N UK : DIH aoD U TIO N OK s \ M O W H l*l.TZ KAItM.s IN<’<lit I'n it A T I iD . a corjuii Hi Inti NOTH*!: T o All parti***' Ini n c ' i » i| in 1ti»* DI haoI i i i Ujii nf s i M is s o n l t / FAHkfH. LN UnHpi i|( P . t pormlloit T l i 0 1 or*-K«,.lnK i h s l i i r n q n i i m nn t o t»r hs’Hfil u |m n M | n*t it I*>ft f i»l tin U lm o lu ilo r i i *f 11»«- iiiint i ma m • *I < nt J POTMlIoil ltll'1 llii* 4'uui I lif’ltiM f u l l ) * A dvllfd DoOi III t It r urdn |»l •' tl ilnw m Mi ni mlJmlM' Umi | a l l purl It- a Ift t «t •*is| til in R \ M I S S C H U L T Z l-AK M S IN V u H h -K A l Jj KD, a Florid« r«ir)M»r mi U-ii mi i Ii* i « b y n q u lr e - d t*» m |i|»ruf I*•■f •*r •- rm ««t t o y onlc«« in lit** n i u r l liotim tn Sanford. Hmikihi ... ( ••Hill) F'lnf Idu a t t«n o'rlurk A M nn Tti* MdH) lilt Ilrd dA> Ilf St- p i «■i n Ik ' r 1934, ft *.«l ajiow rauu«*. If •*i$% U m t li«v«* wiit . a a ld HYMKM s r i U LTZ F ARMS r . J N C O R I ' O l l A T F lU h m i por.ti t<<ii atiou ld not im di**(»ivnd ^ " I t !• f u r t l lr l tiltlef t’tl I lull 111 It. *. llOtlCA l*«* pultllalird In T in S u n f m . l J l r r a l d . a n**«Mp**prr p y Mlnht-il in n fo r d , Ht* in IUnit- 4'niinly. FA'Mldu. I w l c a p r i o r l o t i n ufor«*Auld h**«i ] n a m r I) In tin* I s s o c s n f • p u p t - r o f Ht- p i r tit lac-r I t f l l i u » ih , i m • P O M '! Slot o rder.-d st wMld Mild , K sarord. , Florid ll, this the l!tlh dug Ilf Sep I ‘ s m lirr . Itzt J J l l l i ' K 1NHON. ■ Ju-<Mr nf llir I’lrr u lt I'o u r l o f Heiiilitulr t ' o u n t y . K lo r l d s S e p t . Ik, II inis;.,, s l a t t e d t o s p e a k III F r e n c h , ! I,, u l m h s t u d e n t s iff tiie o i m , i - l t y < l u e f Dun,an explained, ,f l i l t s i i t v objected s , vmlentlx tiie a n i v a l of t h e ma< bin, t h a t a g e n e r a l r | o ( f o l l o w e d M a n y d o r mi I t h i nk m a n y will tie m I I " ' g u n - tit* i n t i shot"- t i a v , a n d t u n he -w. pt ,.ver an c u e d until xx«ie c l i n k e d d u u n g tin- a l a n d H a t l m s s i h a d t o he teg by t h e p o l n e a n d g u a u l e d lie left t o w n , A nnouncem ent I h a v t> j u s t a n d a m tro n s now m o re rc tu n u H i p re p a re d th o ro u g h fro m to an d N ow ^ iv e Y o rk m y e f l 'i c i e n t ]>ase rv ­ T h e y know t h a t th e w h ile faced m u le in th e c e n te r o f t h e m ag ic circle m eans so m eth in g . HAVE YOU $100' A REAL HOME ; It m e a n s u H a p p y Feed. It m ean s sleek c o a ts b lig h t eyes m o re pep. It m e a n s m o re re al fe cJ for less m o n ey . In pay dow n c o m fo rt a b le in ; a n d can If O ld Beck did n o t m ean a ll this a n d m ore, w e w o u l d n ’t sell it. W e sell O ld Deck a n d H a p p y F eed s b ec au se we c a n s t a n d s q u a r e ly b e h in d th e m w ith o u t g e ttin g nervous. T h a t o u g h t to incun so m e th in g t o y o u . D o e s it? w c h eat on th is fi-ro n m h m u ra lo w ? d o n 'i th e ( ’l o s e h o lie v t1 y o u te rm s. $ l,s f)t> ; SI oo cash , m o n th . L o t 5 ( ) . \ 1 17. P ric e N J0 p e r EXCEPTIONAL VALUE ic e . N ew I c o rd ia lly an d w ith - can m y a ssu re so lic it a n y th e m th e y new p a tro n a g e h -ro o m ID E A L w ill b e p le a s e d I.a ry e w o rk . w a lk lo c a tio n . lo t. a ll Y ou <HTOM ETRIST -------------------212 EAST FIRST ST R E E T ------------------- a te F E E D Cotton Seed Meal, Fertilizers F E E D \ ' A feed for every purpose. See our line and get our prices. money Your back if you are not satisfied. Sanford Feed & Supply Co. M y rtle A venue an d llii S t. (la ra ^ c , S tre e t p a id . p a y m e n t, Dr. HENRY McLAULIN, JR. h u n ^ ra lo w , sh o u ld b a la n c e see ii a n d sid e ­ S m a ll cash lik e re n t. to a p p re c i­ SPANISH BUNGALOW New 5-room bungalow, loi cated in best section of city] Modern in every way. Large lot. bin- shade trees. This is real buy. re a l v a lu e . SMALL FARM FOR RENT m E lYE-room modern lmng’ib low, close in, two la rye bed­ rooms, closets and other fea­ tures. Shade trees, 20 oranj?( trees, and lots of beautiful Mowers. Larjye tfaratfo. Thia is a real home. Easy terms) Largo s to r ' room on First Struct Also 2 furnished apartm ents well located. Near country club, 5 acres) over 500 orange *trees, 15(| chickens go, too. Small house —Price $3,000, half cash. A. P. Connelly & Son IBS M iignuliii A v r n u c - Rhone 5,'l‘J. Sniff n u n : Glenn J. T — Wimhish. i. Jac^'W Jack c P h o n e 41 Kcown, O. R. Brooks, W alter M. Connellf J N O . \V. S N E E D v*; S,\ �w m sxS m R p . Th u r s d a y . « e ptem eer % '■'£-VigK , :J > " -=- ^ - . T - £=es=r^ ^ ;•'.*< Sanford has a system of asphalt r*ved streets to be found in low other cities this size in the country. As a result of the ext«,s*V(‘ paving program recently carried on, this city lias been given added impetus in its rapi^ growth. Property value/ all over the city have been greatly enhanced on account of the good streets that have beofi constructed. The residential sections of the city are building up quickly and the city is spreading out at a faster rate than ever before. It is the paved streets which is causing much of th t rapid growth pow being experienced here. While paving the streets it was necessary to pave around the properly owned by (lie city. The paving had to be done right. The streets had to be constructed around all public property and the city had to advance the money to do so. The large paving program adopted two years ago did not include financial provision for the paving laid in frp|t of public parks, schools and city properly. The city has wisely gone lie p iivh W 1Now if must be paid for ahead, however, and U The sum of $100,000 has been provided to defray the expenses of Ibis paving as well as to provide a fund for the opening of additional new streets in the near future, which will be neces­ sary on account of the unexpected growth in population and the congestion now found in the business district. It is ah item Which must he taken care of. Thin advertisem ent paid fur <SAKrOBO ngw. -] -«*<• C*«V ' iv<v«wr Fdw ard H iggins It. W. Dear man, F o rre st Lake Frank I*. F o rste r W. H. Tunnlcliffe E. A. Douglass Geo. A. DeCottea H. L. Dean R. II. Berg G. K. McCnll II. T. Bodwcll E. F. Lane by Uu* following citizens in te re ste d in the w elfare of S an fo rd and endorsing the bond issue A. I*. Connelly T. W. Lawton J. L. M atthew a W. M. Connelly S. M. Lloyd J. 11. Tillia F. J. Gonzalez It. .Maxwell II. T. Hndgkinson I*. A. Mero Ecu. W. K night It. C. Bower Dr. S. Puleston A. C. F o rt G. ( \ Fellows Dr. I.. D. Drown II. Overlin II. C. Du Hose It. L. Perkins I. (J. Hall Dr. U. M. >1asim VV. I*. C arter W. A. Le filer [♦♦j* It. J. Holly (i. W. Spenrer, J r. A. II. H am rick A. H i fi eld S. \V. B radford It. It. W ight John Meisch A. It. IMatt Fred W. Ball Dr. W. T. la m )’ley E. C. Sm ith. J r. * y * t * ****♦*•♦■**♦♦ ** '*.*<■»+*+jr*-n» n ■j; u u , ;-. , j J r , it J. (i. Sharon S. B enjam in I*. W einberg J. C. Been Ellon J. H oughton Lloyd F. Boyle N. II. G arner A. B anner E dw ard Ely T. L. D untas Fred C randall A. It. Key �_rXGB fms f ifls Iff *»' I “v l Wf v «i THE SANFORD m ;TuytHi«y Is GENE SARAZEN IS DETHRONED IN GOLF PLAY 1(After Holding Professional Championship for 2 Years, ” Hope is Lost in the Second *“ Round of Play Wednesday; New King of Sport Assured; Cruikshank Is Defeated R ! pyEv M i ! *v i.» f.tt ■ ta : W ^K p ** EE- f '■ ■ ir i H m 1 1 1 k:[ K> P> jjt 1 Rv TIE FOR LEAD £ R E N C I I LICK , tnd., Sept. 18.— T h e re will be a new cham pion of the na tiona l professional go lfe rs th is year, fo r Gene S a r a r c n of Now .York, titlcholder two y e a rs, wan d e ­ throned in the second ro u n d of m a tc h p lay here W ednesday by n y o u n g professional from L im a. O., L a r r y N abholtz, a s tu r d y golfer, Who outplayed th e cham pion much o f th e w ay. A n o th e r su r p r is e w a s th e spec­ ta c u la r d e f e a t of Bob C ruiksha nk of N ew Y ork, th e g o lf e r running up f o r th e n a tio n a l open title to Bobby Jones. C ru ik sh a n k had shot splendid golf all d u r in g the to u r ­ n a m e n t a n d W e dne sda y had led his Beginning to A ppear Thnt opponent, R a y D e r r o f Philadelphia Sanford Will Have R ath er all th e w a y ; f in a lly gaining an a d ­ n H eavy A g g reg atio n : 230 v a n ta g e o f * f o u r up and five (<■ Pound G uard Again on Joh p la y . I t witfn th e n th a t the tally o u t fro m th e Q u a k e r City finally By H IL L CANN a s s e rte d him se lf w ith brilliancy S a n fo rd H igh's football hopes a f t e r h a v in g held on doggedly for 91 holes. Bobby continued to play rose a n o th e r notch yesterday a f t ­ p a r golf b u t D e rr reeled off u ernoon when sevcrnl more candi­ birdie f o u r and four threes in a d a te s a ppe a re d upon the field of row , One o f the th re e s being nn action nnd new uniform s were ise a g le and two birdies to Hquarc the HUed. I t is beginning to look as if, c o n t r a r y to llrst thoughts, thnt m a tc h on the 36th green. Going inta the e x tra hole both th e Celery Feds will have a r a th e r played well on the green and it h e a v y a g g r e g a tio n a fte r all. Ac­ looked like a h a lf in p a r fo u r u n ­ c ording to Conch Whelchct, who til Bobby evidently perturbed by is whipping' (he line into shape, th e te r r l fic change in his fortunes, prospe c ts a re g r e a t for a weighty m issed a short p u tt and th e match. fro n t of defense. A t the lirst p r n r lir e several r o ­ This w as the only mutch to reuett the final g re e n and one c o n te st be­ b u st y o u n g ste rs showed a desire cam e one-sided th a t It ended on f o r haektiold work hut evidently th e 27th gre e n w here Jim B a rn e s th a t work didn’t please them ns o f New York, form erly national th e y a re now hnrd fighters on tint open titleholder, had gained a lead line w here they a rc needl'd, Whito f ten up on Kddia Towno of lieu field. S anford H igh's 23(1 jniiiinl “b a b y ” wo is right there with (be A von, Pennsylvania. W a lte r iln g r n of New York, goods w h e n it ciogbs to playing B r itis h open 'Champion, th r e a te n e d g u u id . in hack a g a in iunJ miuie bis f o r a time to fu rn ish a n o th e r s u r ­ upnenrnnee Monday afternoon Monday Line Coach Whelchel put prise ns A1 W a tro u sc held him Ids young proteges through a stiff even for 1H holes. H agen T hursday will play Je h u a fte rn o o n of form work in block F a r r e ll of New York who fought ing and c h a rg in g . It was remark a u uphill hut successful match with nb) e bow many of tho new men It will not Willie Mac F u ila u e of New York. c a u g h t on to tlii* work he long until a line wl be bad that 21 and 1. D err, by d e fe a tin g C ruikshank, cun sta nd against the best In th e hnckfied, Coach Hail h a n ­ Won the rig h t to contest the lliir i round T h u rsd a y w ith Al E spinosa, dled his men on running, punting t h s sole Chicago c ontender r e m a in ­ nnd broken field ru n n in g . Tackling ing. Esninoau had little difficulty was practiced to a small extent. W ednesday in overcom ing F rancis Not much can lie done*in tins line until the dum m y is erected. Many Gullet of New York 4 and 3. Nuhhnltz ns n result of his a b il­ were heard to say th a t they felt ity to elim inate th e cham pion, tha t they could hit a n y th in g with b r o u g h t him self face to face with th e ir bare shotdern and literally a n o th e r Latin golfer, Henry " t e a r it In pieces." According to Cucli, of New York who defeated the mentor, this rem ains to l>e Dan Williams, of New York, only seen, amt will be testeil ill the next Ini idi'iitatly, t-rokeii by n fine display of gull in tin- fmal few days. shoulders m ay be counted nine holes J and 2. t.'suall.v, in a ernwd of culidi Barnes will play E m m ett French j o f Youngstown, Ohio, who hud con J dales Ibis h u g e there m e found sid rra b lc difficulty in disposing .if I several “q u itte rs," but although practice is a Week and half old. " O l l e c i . f d f o , , In- s e n - o i l t o I 19 Mortio Dulru of Aberdeen, Wash nolle have been leported yet E l i ­ and bis all tunc l e c o d to 3,215 ington, 3 and I. ' Si.no Uice, Washington right Derr, in overhauling C ruik-lhm k, gibility will be stie sse d veiy mm h W cdtic.-day hit Ills 21th shot a 67 on the last IK holes, five, tins season .and before any m e m ­ f o l d e r . stroke s under p a r and equalling b e r >>( the eleven will be a |lo a e d to •oiim t ative game, a season icri nd th e mutch record for the course p a rtic ip a te in a gam e, lie must be in the American League. fully qiiiililted in all aubjei I* alui •‘hi sc o re : It. li E. se t by H e n ry Cuici T uesday. requirem ent*, and according to W ashington OOP (1112 1(HI —3 H 0 m em bers of th e school faculty, this ( b vclutul I0t 1»0(l 000— 2 7 3 rule will be rigidly enforced Johnson anil Itucl; Smith and L. A l present th e re a re several out Sewell, W alters. for t h e team who ape ineligible Philadelphia 9, Detroit M. A m e ric a n l e a g u e i but who seem to think that they Club. W. I„ Pet,. are of such im portance that any D ETRO IT, Sept. 18. A ninth W anhingtnn . .. . 84 69 .(>87 regulation will lie violated in o r ­ hoiing rally that drove W hitehall N s w York 84 69 .587 der to ullow them to play. H ow ­ from tlie box and netted four runD e troit . 70 66 .345 ever, S anford High intends to have (before llatiss could .-top it, gave Bt. Louis . 73 72 .503 d e a n ath le tic s this y e a r and to live I'liiliulclpliia a 0 to 8 victor.v over „ 66 79 .455 ‘up to the rules uf the Florida High D eli,nl W ednesday, J’y ( ul,|>, by Cleveland Philadelphia .. 64 78 .451 School A thletic Association. To making th re e bit-, two of which Chicago - . 62 86 .437 do so, these young fellow- of such woii' fur three bases, brought idBoston . 63 82 .135 ce rta in ly will be surely ili.-nppniiit total num ber for the season to |<»7 JJ Nntiunnl I-eagur cd when Oct 1, which i- the dale j Ho need- unis three mute in the ■ Club. w. L I 'd . fur the first game, arrive | nine gatin'- t, m uming to tie played 5 New York H7 66 .608 to best the record In* holds jointly ‘3 Brooklyn 86 58 .597 with Willie Keeler of having made * 83 67 .593 P itts b u r g h Jon oi more lots in eight seasons, j 76 64 .513 Chicago i T he .•core |; H L. ' 3 Cincinnati 77 66 .539 1‘hihnirlphlii 0)0 002 I I I P I t O J; <31 83 .420 Bt. Louis . . Detroit 001020221 8 18 2 ■ Philadelphia 52 90 .366 G<sy, H urtls R ntnngurluei and *; 48 05 .336 Boston !'i i kills; Wbltcliall, |)i,uss and 5 S o u th r r a A ssorintina Woodall. |■ W. L. IVt Club. 102 48 .680 Memphis 07 63 .6 17 A tla n ta . 88 62 .687 New O rleans 77 71 .620 Naahvillo 67 HI .463 Mobile 61 87 .412 C h a tta n o o g a . 64 95 .362 B irm in g h a m . (.0 99 .336 L ittle Rock FOOTBALL HOPES OF HIGH SCHOOL SOARING UPWARD r fi* N E W Y O R K , Sept. 18.— E i g h t te a m s, w hose nticupn in­ clude I n te rn a tio n a l a t a r i o f th e U n ite d S ta te s , G r e a t B rita in nnd th e A rg e n tin e , will compcto f o r th e A m erican open polo c ham pionship. Tho pla y in g schedule ha s not been completed b u t th e to u r n a m e n t is expected to s t a r t S a tu rd a y w hen th e Mid­ wick Club o f Los Angeles, hold­ e r s o f the n a tio n a l ju n io r title, play th e H u rric a n e s, a crack com bination led by Louis Lncey, A nglo-A rgentine s ta r o f tho B ritish te a m which lost the de­ ciding m atch to Americn T u e s ­ day fo r the in te rn a tio n a l ch a l­ lenge cup. This g am e also Is slated nn the th ird a ttr a c tio n of th e in­ te rn a tio n a l scries, b u t the w in­ n e r will qunlify fo r one of the sem i-finals o f th e open c h a m ­ pionship. I t wan to have been played todny b u t has been p o st­ poned because of w et grounds. t :s 1 YOWELL-DREWCOJ OF \App are DUPLEX STUDEBAKER Try Smith’s Par her 3 Shop for jfood barber ■ work. Ioadies welcome. ; San .Juan Garage Co. j Next to Valdez. l& ™ N™ ° . S H .n l., S ept. 18.—Thcnr Is « <m fo o t to secure the I Boxer indemnity (0r thc rnent of a university jn S uitable buildings for tl tion alre a d y have been m NATIONAL ID! ACCOUNT RA1 DETROIT LOSES (.•.■"tv+svi+t'H+t'+ttti. t ti And 2 He Sure and See the New I; LONDON, S ^ T 18. T h e leaden iofs rctof" c- f some of E n g la n d a old churches, a he rita ge fro m medineval times, occasionally ha v e to be melted down, rolled o v e r and then replaced. The lend itse lf is indestructible, but it h a s been found th a t fli th e end of e v e ry 200 years the m etal should be reenht to give the he i t 'r e s u l t s a s a r o o f­ ing m aterial. The lead on the fam ous dome of S t Raul's, however, hah n o t been melted down since It w a s placed In position in 1710. r s* How They Stand ¥ SOI English Lead Roofs Boxer Inde " Not Repaired Often C e tla e i 'O f. -i v • ‘ i OLYM PIA A R E N A , C L E V E - 1 v •' 'i LAND, 0., Sept. 18.— Gene T u rn e y ,; American R jh t heavyw eight, Dan McGrcw Pitches Club to W ith Nine More Games to Victory - Over - Nashville Play He Stnnds a t Threshold champion, and H a r r y Grcb, w orld’*! middleweight champion, f o u g h t teti For' Last Game Needed to . of. Scttlnff New (fctqird; ill " ;,lc by ih a municipal rounds on fnfrly even te rm s heri Num ber Hite, Losing One tlon. T hey are thc- Bp Win Association' Hontws W ednesday night, acocrding fo l s u b s ta n tia l Risrnarck R m a jo rity of pow spaper e x p e rts ‘at DETROIT, S c p t .1 8 .— W ith nine M E M PH IS, Tone , Sept. m o n u m e n t to the ‘aolidit* the ringside. , *' ' Memph(s Chicks clinched the 1024 games, rcpminlng to be playc«l,>by manericc of German rb Tunncy, punching m o re a c c u ra te ­ Dr. Jacob Gould Schu ly and effectively, possibly was en­ championship for th e S outhern As- the D etroit Tigers, T yrus Cobb A m erican minikter at p* titled the shade in the opinion of socioUon'whcn th e y defeated N a s h ­ ntnncW on the thrcshhold of e s ta b ­ r e c e n t visit to Tsingtap* the experts. Grcb fought his c h a r ­ ville 6 to fl h ere W ednesday. lishing ano th e r record nnd also Is acteristic battle, bounding a to o n t Ench cluH h a s f o u r more g a m e s in d a n g e r of losing one. ' In Second Game Five lMtchera the rin g like n rubber ball ant If ho makes three more safe hit* to play. Should A tla n ta win all of of Drowns Are Routed F o r throw ing punches from every an Tunncy centered his a tta c k o» its rem aining gam es nnd Memphis in th e rem aining games to be p la y ­ F ifteen HU h ; Drowns Hit I gle. the middleweight cham pion’s body, should lose all, the C h ic k s'w o u ld ed his season's total of safe blow? H nrd Also; Senators Trim ! punishing him with rig h t nnd lef still have n lead of h a lf a gamo. will be 200, bettering the record he Indinns 3 to 2 in Johnson’s i hooks a t close q u a rte rs, lie madr Counting ' W ednesday’s victory, now holds jointly with Willie Keel­ T h irte en th S tra ig h t Victory (•rob break half a dozen tim es wilt l h c f Mcmphla club won a to ta l of er, of m aking 200 safeties in eight right smashes under the he a rt, rob­ 132 gnmes nnd ha s lost 48, a p e r ­ seasons. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1 8 —New bing the P itts b u r g e r of speed. Although they fought a furioiu centage of GB0. A tla n ta , n serious York took both g am es from the At the some time he probably Browns W ednesday, 7 to 3, and 8 pnec neither was dam aged. Tun- challenger for first place for sev­ will lose the record he holds jo in t­ ncy left tho ring with only n sliglt to 7, th u s tying W ashington again eral weeks, h a s won 97 gam es and ly w ith George Sislcr, of the St. for the lend in the American cut on the forehead ns a re s u lt of lost 35 for n percentage of .647. Louis Browns, for the highest i n ­ lo n g u e . The second ga m e was a coming into contact with GrehN dividual m ajor league h a ttin g a v e r ­ heavy h ittin g contest, in which the head in the clinches. - >.. M EM PH IS, Sept. 18.— Dan Mc­ age for n season, (.420), Rogers This was their fourth ongngi- Grow pitched Memphis to n 6 to 3 Hornsby hnving nn average higher Yankees slugged five Brown p itc h ­ e rs for fifteen hits, including two ment, Tunncy having twice dcfca.- victory over Nashville Wednesday. than thnt figure Wednesday. r S w o n d e r f u l w h a t y o u c a n d o f o r a littk doubles by Bush nnd Plpp, 1‘ipp's od Grcb a f te r losing to the middfc- *Tlie big T ribesm en hold the V«ls Cobb, in the 2,595 gam es in which triple, a home ru n by W ard with weight title holder the first linn. I q four scattered Jilts, all singles, he has played ninco e ntering the m o n e y w h e n y o u r e m o d e l w i t h Shcetrocfc, Grcb conceded about ten pouiHs white his te a m m a te s battered Mor- m ajor leagues in 1016, has s m a s h ­ two men on base in the third i n ­ th e firep roof w a llb o a rd . ning. Davis who was hurling for to the light-heavy weight chdn- gnn for nine safeties, including four ed more records thnn any other ' ' -> ' t tho Brow ns had pitched good hall pion. He scaled about 160 pouids doubles and a triple. man who ever wore a baseball u n ­ B i g r o o m s c a n b e p a r t i t i o n e d o f f i n t o extra while T u n n e y ’a weight w as n»ar up to thnt time. T he scoro: ■ R. H. E. iform. 175. Nashville 100 100 100—3 4 1 HC'has made 100 nr more runs in The Browns collected 13 hits, r o o m s , u n f i n i s h e d a d d i t i o n s w a l l e d a n d ceiled, Memphis 200 120 Olx—6 0 1 nine y e a r s —an Amoricnn league including two doubles by Tobin nnd a ttics a n d b a s e m e n t s t u r n e d i n t p yak^able apace Morgan nnd Mackey; McGrew record. His figure for 1924 now Jacobson nnd a home run l»y .Incobson in the seventh inning with two stnnds at 102 runs, bringing the nnd Y aryan. S h e e t r o c k m a k e s s o l i d , t i g h t - j o i n t e d and fife, num ber of years to ten for n new men on liases. Hush who sta rte d BIRMINGHAM. Ain., Sept. 18.— high mark. on tin* mound for the Yankees was p r o o f w a l l s a n d c e i l i n g s . It is p it r e gypeuri Rirminghnm, which has been in a bntted out of the box in the sev­ He has been nt lint 9,903 times, cast i n s h e e t s — a n d u n l i k e w o o d , paper < e nth and relieved by H erbert Penlosing streak was defeated again scored 1,298 runs, made 3,652 safe Wednesday by A tlanta 13 to 7. hits and batted .300 or b etter for nook who held the (Browns info _____ p u l p , it is n o n - w a r p i n g , v e r m i n - p r o o f , for the rest of the giune. The first Yankees Have Edge on Sein- Two Baron pitchers were unable to 19 consecutive se a sons—all of p r o o f a n d la s tin g . contest s ta r te d a s n \h u r lin g duel stop the hard hittin g Crackers. which are records. The figures in ­ tor.s in Experience of n between Urban Shocker nnd Waite The score: I!. H. E. clude W ednesday’s game. Gruelling Race to the fttd A tlanta Just nail t h e S h e e t r o c k t o t h e joists o r stua Hoyt. For five innings both sides 200 172 001— 13 14 I O ther records Cobh is re-ostabwent scoreless. Them the Yankees Birm'ham 110 210 002— 7 12 2 |l i s l d n g this season are the highest a n d d e c o r a t e os y o u p le a s e , w i t h paint, paper, N EW YORK, Sept. 18.— \Vliib Peterson and Mahoney; f n l r k , S. individual life-time b a ttin g a v e r ­ forced three runs over in the rain kept all National League o r T e x t o n e , T h e S h e e t r o c k D e c o r a t o r . \lad^ sixth while the Browns fell short carlo ! Good and Spencer. age for a m ajor le a gue r; the record one of this num b e r in th e ir half. idle Wednesday the Yankees atnm of the most gam es pinypd in Uie o n l y b y t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s G y p s u m C om p a n y The Yankees added I wo more i.i went into a tie for first place iittli league; the most years lending u As a result of the enforced idle­ American League with Washington each th e e ighth ami ninth. St m ajor league in h a ttin g — 12; the A s k y o u r l u m b e r o r b u i l d i n g m a terial de. Louis put its final run over in he by taking two games from St. Ipm- ness the Ginnts continue to lead most singles; tho most triples; tho whilo the Senators won one the Rohfns hy one nnd one half most e x tra bnse hits; the most e x ­ Inst inning. fo r sa m p le a n d p rices, from Cleveland Detroit lost to g am es and P itts b u r g hy two nnd tra bases on hits; the highest total F irst Game: one half. Double headers will be I hdodelphiu and is six g a m e s ! " The scorer 11 K. of bases. played by the three contesting New York thin (1(13 0*2*2 U N IT E D S T A T E S G Y P S U M COMPANY It I hind. team s today, hut P ittsb u rg , who Si. I is IMHI1102 (101 12 3 DATA F U R N IS H El) 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois postponed battle with Philadelphia Hoyt and H offm an; Shi r and Chicago 3, Boston 2. Wednesday enunol he played off. >i w i t id. T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept. 17.1 CHICAGO, Sept IK. The White definitely lost the opportunity to Data i;< being furnished by the local Sox em erged from the cellar V"! pick up » half gam e on its rivals. Cham ber of Commerce Second Game to the iie.silay when tin y launched one The standing Of contending clubs American • ' utumohilc Association I In* score; 1! |! heavy assault against Fergi-un follows; 0116 2(1(1(100 K I.'. N n i 7 ark for their Florida historical map, ami defeated Boston, 3 to 2. ’(■■(' NATIO N A L 020 020 300 7 13 Loms tha t th e m ap may be supplied ns n Ti eiilinck Olid llofftunii, orison had one bad inning when the standard of history in schools and Hush. Pi t Play i Iil>rabies. Bengoiigh; Iinvis, I'rn e tt, l)auforth, Red Sox scored twice. His support was b e tte r than Ferguson's, the New Yolk 6iIK I I \ angildi r „ E v a n s and Save re id, wol Da VI 1*u k ovjtt }’j f . Brrt.tWv " J , f | L— .i Ai - - ".Tat k ”■11o R “ Ti'p who r«ji"i in) i pTtisburrg W ashingfnn 3; H e coin ml 2 W EAK EYES * “ ^ LEV E L A N D , Sept IK. Wash- W cdm -day, being tlu* outstanding r x . n. s . thl nn. Arc made strong hy I^msrHi's Ey( feature. AMERICAN huMoii mady it two stra ight from Lition Inn^mm.itnm is currrl with­ I be score R K E\i < b n lurid W ednesday, W alter out pain in one rUy. No othrr cy( po2 (ion ooi, 2 in 1 \ Johnson holding the Indians to 7 Bo ,Pm rcmcity so pure and healing. Kccpi Chicago Olio dot, mix 3 ii 1 Waidiingtiui lots n n t winning a pili lung duel “ ■ ryes in working trim. It maUcJ I erguson. Ros;,ud I lev inn , I Y, « Ym l from Sherrod Smith. 3 to 2. A strong eyes. At all druggist,. I T H E F f CP V O O f W A t L B O A l IV! r>>il wild throw by t ‘nlchm W aller- in Ruin r t so,, and ( 'rouse. t he 11li inning to iu1ih Kind eff first, enabled Kind to make third, *♦*K * *** K * *♦*K+ *1* *♦* K* *** *1* *1* K ^K **** K * C* ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ j I rein w here la* aeoied tin winning Mill ell Me.Nelll) 's single W ashington scored live in n s >n ♦ I the sixth oil a n infield -ingle by A H IC A U T IK U L L IN K O K 2 Ju d g e , base on balls to H arris and <>0-1111. an error !>> Ituins and a sacrifice lly by lllncgc. A -ingle t>y Summit nnd a double by McNulty gave i 'leveland it rim in the I it si inning, whd* a single b> Jam ieson, bunts b> Suiuma and v + McN'altj 1and a force mil gave 'l a k e s P l e a s u r e i n A n n o u n c i n g 1 l i e O p e n i n g o f a M o d e r i Ue Indian- their elliei in the thlnl. Il was W a lle r J o h n - o n - tlnrY leenlli -liniglil victor) He f a n ­ m ned -ix men, increasing hi- x!rik< YANKEES TAKE Open Polo Play To Begin "On Saturday |Y COBB ST A P > K ANOTHER RECORD til Favorite In E ven Battle With fireb W>. w lEl f l S , 192L 1 i: ■ A 1 ■ ON T H E TH IRD FLOOR •s,4-+*+++‘>+4"«,++'!";i++l in ( harge of Mrs. Ethelyn Sherman w II New nii'l modtiin equipm ent lias beer, iuatalleti and every sen l»e aannipliKhed by ex p erts who use th e moot approved methoda Manicuring Facials Shampooing Scalp Treatment Marcel Waving Permanent Waving - H a |r D y e in g m Mm. 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In FOR R E M — Rooms. ou 1 n response s ta te age, sales experiyou be nble to use the money seenro ami nam ing* expected. cured by re nting th a t vacant room 1 H ousekeeping csnerience with real i rales ability m ost essential quali- now going to w a s te ? T here arc lira thin Success m eans suhstan- many persons looking for places to tial perm anent position. W rite stay. Help take care of them anil Box Q, care Hernld. not only make money but assist ii. WANTED Young lady to do keeping people in Sanford. Phone hookkeepin' M a t e experience 1 148 nnd k ^ e your ail over the tel- f V t NAMK larg est c lrc u - , %* Oaitrtclfi. aTa Position Wanted 1n 11nn In Kmilh w estern lim e So f(-w u rd ) line. $ ADDRESS ..................... ,.................................... $ A lT V E R T lSR In the Jo u rn u l-H c rX W A N T E D .loh on farm ns truck•> <• ald. S outh G eorgia's g r e a te s t Ii i n KHTISKRS. ♦4* or and tractor man. Willing lo 4* y new spaper. M orning, afternoon, eld rt|irrianiBll>4 thor4% do other work. Good references, glllar wllh rutea. rule* weekly nnd S u n d a y Classified ra te s X Care o f Box 211. jjjlriihin. will fiv e you 10c n e r line. W aycrosa Jo u rn a lInformation. And If 7 % Hernld. W avcrosa. Georgia. Ihcy « ill naelat you In *+++*+*f++«M»i***:* ■four m ill ad lo luaka TO R E A C H th e prosperous f a r m ­ |rfecliv« ers and fe rn g ro w e rs of Volusia OltTXAT NOTICM. c ounty a d v e rtise in th e Dcl-nnd Jtn »h.mid clvo their Daily News, r a to lc per word, cash ♦♦♦4%♦%♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ A ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦* 4*4 pi.Mi.rflre nddreaa na w ith order. > ❖ ;♦<* < * < ♦ V% V ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ V V V V % V flhelr phone number IT (hr rewull h- About one A L I T T L E W A N T AD in The et rf n llmue.ind tine n H erald will b rin g you big r e ­ ■rut the inhere can’ t sults. A d v e rtise those old articles jcelc wllh you unlear you have slo ie d a w a y and hnvo yniir uildrosa W A N T E D — Santoro business rnen no use for. A little th ir ty - r e n t nd SURACI.R Concrete- Co g e n e r a l F’OR SALE One ■llnnnnre Mt’ HT ke “ Hiipmnhile" who are In need of competent l>rrai.H ill Tkr Mam* m ay b r in g you several dollars. tmuiiig, P. A. Mein, Wight mlp should read rem ent work, sidewalks, huildb.raM i»tlire nr by Irt* the classified Phone 148 and 11 r e p re se n ta tiv e Bins, buildii g [frlrphiMir d'aroalla. ingc of The Herald. There's no [ ing blocks. Irrigation hoses. J. E. *vill rail to ree you. |irr ni.i i el Id. |o|{ SA LE UF'.o wpi'dl wagon, | eason for sending out-o'-towr, for cwrvlca. FI-O IU D A — U irL A N D O — O rlando t Terw illeger. Prop, excellent I'linilition, nearly new. udp when there is prohahly jusl kor Prompt, Efficient n m rn n g Scntinpl; la r g e s t classi , a bargain. Address iil '2 S. Mills hu person you want in the city Lumber and Budding Material lied business, ra te lc a word, m in­ 1 Si. 0 . In min. Flu. imum 24c_cnsh w ith order. r a rter Lumber Com jinny __N. l.au 1 el fi'. Phone 505 __ AUGUSTA CHRON ICLE — A u ­ I Time works wonders.- So would gusta, Gn.— Augusta's greatest Reports from various sources in Inan i« lie put 111 twenty four classified medium, rale c:i>th ,0 !lc HILL LUMBER CO. House of dicate j 11 1111* ants have stored away jour 11 iluv us time dues. Molul Service, Quality and Price. A small business. F'n- charge. 10 c per line, minimum food fot about a million year Kcw- Item ; mi! Sanford Ave. Ren- -70 c. ----- ---- ~ — I - ——H — -- - ---* » klling. Icav mg town._____ M^,IN7 * J f » 'r r v i m . . Morning firm ............................................................................... .. BnanBauaunuBu V |I.K ravaniih Banana tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo- •* M | Not Good Unless Voted on or Before September 27 * Bo Sure* nnd Soo tho Now Building Material Cars Iror Sale Houses For Rent house, 1 u tl NBN1— r o u r .............. menta. |i l h i t Mrs. Annie 1 1 HUp B^ ------ r ------I O il Itr.iN 1 ■ < room house sleeping porch, p a rtly furnished, , Lost condition. Phonu 571-J. F’tlR R E N T —0 room house, close I in. Ilox L. E. t a r o Herald. Apartments For Rent FOR UF.NT 4 -room fumisht apartment. All conveniences “ T 1 vnrage. 117 Ijiurel Avc^_____^ 4*4 niul salary desired. Address Ilnx ephune. Use ’Hu* ITernlJ for quick F'OR RENT F’ ront bedroom, X I D. call* Snrifnrd llcinld. service. I porch nnd kitchenette. 1?I 4 Easf - — --- ---------------------------------------- FOR RENT :i rooms for ligh* •Swond fit. i»K c o n t e s t a n t COLUMBUS ir.n.) I.KIIOKII-cTnaa'- . > . Iflud « d * h a v e Rooms For Rent Help Wanted DUPLEX Wanted STUDEBAKER housekeeping. A\t ami I'urmr !trd 4i7 w. Klin of fit.. 717 . — Phone 1 _w __ , _• ■- ■— . Real Estate H E RE IT IS A bargain. Home FOR WORKING MEN ! or invc; tmcl.t. 75x100 lot, b ra n d 7 In- tiest i f w o rk irs gel out of new live room house thoroughly ■t*s whim llu* liver fail- to net. finished Good neighbors, lights, I In y feel languid, half ' irk paved streets, eight m inutes drive, “ blue" a: >1 disi mil aged aril lliink , $ I .fiUO llll msh. thev are g e ttin g lazy. N’eglert of F’OR HOME A snap, for rent 15 (lose sym ptom s m tvht result in a to 20 p e r c e n t in te re st on invest* n I. «pi ||. therefore the sensible Imerit, besides t hi- f 1 ,000.00 rise in ." H i-e is in take a don- oi two of price you'll sell for next winter. Helium*. It Is n i l l he medicine Inquire Sanford Development Co., needed to jutt if*, toe .system and {phone 528 . restore the vim ,l" i ,,f FOR QCICK S A I.I*,— f» arres cel* > m|«I liy l mol! I health. Prirt '■ 1 rrv Intnl. all I iUmI. (finul house, Pharmacy. ro>t $ 2100 . To.»N n»Mt $ 1000. All lor $b(J00. Term*. . Mu*t sell Unity Idivini; ntatc Thrasher nnd (iurne«. Daily Fashion Hint San Juan Garage Go. liscellaneous For Sale Daily Fashion Hint Fred [ !■’ too per inn loo I’ red L. ' nle are interested in Florida prop- H |$o_ll I. St Cloint, F’ln. icrty. Renrh them through the n mi 1 st S tr u t. 50 x 117 . Sentinel. Rate card on apjilicn- “ tuck-up. Thrasher & 'inn. '1 [Fin.r e r , 7 2 - W . (W ire M 2 P A I A f HEACH C O U N TY — The M U '* scene o f .stupendous development h woolen, made lo Read iiIhil’ I it in Ihc Palm Roach ■ Sample copy sent on re- jj guaiiinlccd to lit, o'lest. la 15c t- It Woolen Mills, 205 T A M l’ A, F l.O R lD A Tuiniia Pnilv S k 7 ipies. (he great home dailv*. H per word. minimum * IE FAR M »n aand-clay cate l ’ i c 5 ni»c v.est o f Longwood, ••barge ?r*c cash with order. Write u for rom t'ld r rat" card “ r h.l! * big '1 ridge, land n m : t . e i * i * i : s t t i nt io x* p,.„ " lliit"*fr l lowing well dis- ***vr»i’ t lm ' ei'lup'rie •»,** •• 1I •«1 i|f». »n M f* R , v ,t ; r«t ’ v*.nr*1«»*Pit , 1 In *x!•*rl«* ♦*** | ii »L. tv ,,nlr , , , . „ n r , , . „ i ...... .. • 'Ir f l u v n j K ri'it'^ t ' * v - b ,yrc •* to i' r | ft 1 if itiA lirr Ift mu P p v p li' it'i pfil M l r » T ‘ #* ( ' " l o j l p n ’ a N'**\ m \V1 ^T'VIMOINT a r t u r ^ k " t i t | ,- | ; ( vAJHi f i i ’ ii f..r 1 IH M B B IillD U liiaR aA JlQ X 'iU iig jg i * t)l. Lm I. k lir 10 keys tin Ii I irulcr please return I 1 Herald office. -:- C + •!• *i* h ■■ >- V t'-’d Ct'7 l>■’.- * ■■* > .; V My - l u u v i i c i a N t . a a x a i n i c i ' . x i t m u + ♦ + + •;• u •t* > + v n n iiliH iis -ia a a a ^ ira iia iiiii i »i I MM i ; s A M ) S(“ MM S rn m ' t i l f i f 1tl•'Itirlinif Sun**-*' fUt»f ' L’ lanuii (III* 1 4-«*t»f ii#-** wnr-l rrlntmtim Sir* Miti|u it •, i j 1 tin* n ,i t-i hut'. r rti- I> -t Crl till Mlm fm- (tl i#* 11•h kH | 1 11. l 11 N ni* ul • I t i V . u id|n#i r,mt j* *11 hi I it )»•* I In* M r i if l «i *i* ii«i*1#! *. l," til MM'1! Mil ft It M I “nm t iM - I<1* |4 Jt*] M Ilf silt ii^ui■ i ?.i It ii. i II I 111 111 * i * 11u* ii» liilll^, .111*1 1» k*» 1 !l‘* Ill'S ^ 11IlL'M'l J HI. II T >m U I*1 I 'll Vf'V III Y Ut‘ Ml list HIlf i il t IT Silk M* 111 11 M.’f 1 f I d*1 ( ur l( jut f«i i**! Opportunity w % ■ ■ ^ ■ j ^ Door Every Day in the n • *.* J 4* •C t *f •F + i U'b.s f i d WORMS. i**'- - <gn »if worms in chilt*'ci - *, lurk of intorest in itfjlae-s, variable appe­ ar a’ the nose and sudmK •' sleep. When these * •‘I'I'e.ii it is time to b ' team Vermifuge. A 1 iiii.es out the worms Ok* little one on the rood Chinamen pay doctors to keep xcaiu \\ bite s ( ream them well, which is a good idea, t ha- a record o f lifty Anybody has to keep well to he u r fa" m-fuj use. Price 35 c. nble to dig up enough to pay do**-nit’ti 1‘bnrniacy. 1 tors.— Nashville Banner. I* iiiiiiiiiiiia B a H iii* a iiiia iiii > $ 4 + + f + V V + a. •J* + Hh + <■ + ❖ ■> + ♦ A X <■ ■F + i + + t ! + + i t + <* + + ♦ + + *{• + + * *S* •> •: •F •i* 4 i t a 120 Ii. I<*th St., Nc*» York (H*t**. S I I* I. S IT i If aii.ii i r m I> tU»l I ill*♦*Irl, * . Il 1.1 ill k l liIJiMH Ilf 111 4 1ll* I W ifho nv 11jr I " i JIh ,i it ! I .1111 I t It *i*|l!i| 11* i flt * t »\» l\ l*J *• thn i d in i.iu^fv.ni t*i tlniinhi,i\ \l* ilium i , / r 11 *11,ii11-• >%. y ,111In iO an 11 (w )(^ (l^ (o )(c ^ f0 j( 0 )(0 K©)(0 ) ® ( © F.hhXTKK' (TKhKUS $1.50 I’. I*. R I N K S 105 I’ ulnirllo Ave. m I n d u s | Uaf .Mill I(| to «' in 4, Si/f •*, J I to 50 Uri/c, 05 ufiit^ a C O L G A T E 'S + Fred K. Wilson A'lTUKNEY AT LAW I’irsi National Hank Hlrig. S u n ftird .------------ I’londit C l e a n t c c t f u h ,. rig h t w ay w ith a d e n t ifr ic e th a r d o e s n m ♦ c r a tc h u r g o u r VVash y o u r t e e t h d e a n w ith -J- t 4* + H £ t + >1 t o L it-' t * I 111)1 f 1t c ll Vihhi II !' 1,1\ he U-i ■1 f O til l|. I II * I t lit* i >* i» Pi n «*, .Skill Nit. iM)'4 ■ Mi hrs |iu»t. X t i ■Alta*, aAcr t i n! I E M r ll srtiJ (he u i u f t . N r m o f I yg U n K 1 ■» K i r n I m l l h K c I hr Jdvmt ffv;** of IIn1 hkifl fri.iv hr lit Hist lO Im*I ll |ff W irt Nh'tiiitni *t.*r I■•|III9«*• * \ tj iU t'f v ult* .uni fi 1 j \,il •S til I n r BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIBEUTORY OF SANFORD ■ ■ gj Herald’s Classified Ads * v j »p f . in.iipf i «! »iin! h* \ *l> I m u i* u 1*,» h I'l.iin .ud ur i ihl«»n r>tu i*4 A1i \ 11•!*i 1 il s( Mii. !i h i i« (ni i.LI Rn ii w * .u S* . ■ \,tiib li^ui • I in *ti i i.il I ' m-xs N.t . !6*1. , hi/us, 6 hi 11 s* u s l l u * s| hi | t *| 11 *•• k I »i Tf*»* 11Vi b| |s r t I *11. r, .61 »•i,|s, 11 i||) * itlif li.MIlK t, 1!•*' !>l*fis*» .1 1111 N i IifnI M*it Id i iii Ii* and Jurn* a *, .1 ( I . ihvJ Il' ill '! " It II llu l)i.n t I W i s , i fSn i l l S i i c i , J J t u 16 j i a i t . I In* j-liit is ,it l .1*ill'll lo a i .unisolf* I l v. JO i i nf i. S..'\ i I 1 tl I lit MU.til Jil.nU IWill tin 4 (i no 1 he liliiiiM' u In J*‘ M «*;*t nn (Itmu llu* I r* nf, s! Kl Is l«» llu* I'll M«l*' Mt.im ’i mu 1 ^ \..i*U 4- indi UM>< i •*1 I n ^.1 Mini. | I'n f ri I lc , d u I iff si f,i» Hlv Si/»>, M t‘> U» ri. In 4 t*11: 1 ,1 !(• I i ,'l) \f.irs I’m i , J^ i rut-. ......... J M.slel; |Hun-e No .’.'111 ■ ! far; N f itu n iid h R e d u d n j Nu. J I F T D * Knocks at Every Man's 1i c t i v ; m i (i a real bargain. It hat a low (op ill Vf 1 “ it »N* i s smfi* t lit o If«*•k I•*■??| ard medium skirt. Mtilcindui* .«Mit 1\ t <I I i m * 11 UInte *. •>i!t Mm* ut>lr pink or ubitc tou:il; tlict In wf is 1ti11111 I ya11It l,i 1 , u bu 1.1s inm<11 ♦ii an \ *4 to 36 and tout o* iv $) 00. it, lb ni L* 11ilU on I lie hit r o ll umi Jfilfi uti’t |f< tl **td name. •J* 1 IhI»*(4 1•»r 1 t olll.it, .11111 t**r t*r 11i s z> % I » ^ | trif ( > N O TH lN f, M . v h IT t r j E A R T H m T he new treatment fop turn tlesh, > cuts, wounds,.Bores or lacerations m n that is doing such wonderful work in flesh healing is the llornzunc ■ liquid nnd powder conibiitalion ’ H treatmenL The liquid Boroz me ■ is a powerful antiseptic that j uri * ■ies the wound o f all poisons and a infectious germs, while the Boro ■ ziiiii* powder is the great hculci jj There is nothing like it on ear* u for speed, safety and effieieiii v ■ Price (liquid) 7 t)c, 0()c and $ I ’It) JJ Powder 30 c nnd 00 c. Sold by Cn- t* ion Phurtuury. M2 . u n ■■ ■ a a a * p n a * a a i i u a a i u i [ i i n i *. 1lv$* m VIM«•* 1M__ Hi V11 r f Tt> REACH BUYERS or sellers c f i Florida real nsla*" advertise )n " , h„ St Petersburg Ti ne- One cent 5 c*>nt a w. -d daily, two cents a word Z Sundays. “ DO YOU W A N T i<> ltuv or sell J -k* in .sixteen monl bs a n y th in g ? " If *0 advert iso in * v ' C i" per 1 ce l lower the "Gnincivillc S u n ’’ 1 'a n n u m , E ile n h ’-ic . \| unsons, Bi il ADY E RTI SI NT, gels tesidts if it ^ r«*ncbc» potent in I Imviyi !'»- * It Rl o k h e r n s, lalka Dailv New* ir eiriulatcd i r o j 1 W i.n d e r. I Ire b a id ITiltu ( lo t i ies I Tce an industrial and agricultural sec- n ,■ I iei id" T e -led Plants I ion. st. A u g u s t i n e ; f' l a ^"st 2 Johim faiunty is reached through J El FRY PLANTS. the Si. Augustine Evening Record, h Wait find Pares Special Quick reaulta. Tw o rents per word. ■ 7 kn'- for Milo. Healthy Sample copy on request. 1 lanes, Oviedo. FTa. st and Found \ T :ii u lei,did eultlvntion; “ “ 'f l"*' ni,i,n.-d .. i»-e bMw-w 1. :r.*.*i * l a m ' - u ‘l o 1.1 ir l.r li t g c ncrona M s e s o v |r-v*- 1 ullivnl e,nflW«til_"«i jw>ws- t o . v „,,nrtrr million wl! and ready ta aiibfr-I'V'*!"r "ners ionise under ronsiroefriu water w.trU, pluinh* btire.x, out houses, lepant I*. LT'. I'Qt* two \ 'Ml* old pi ge tie. . 211 'Uin s.iiir v ■f 'hem ru-udv to Inn!. tor dait v and poultr** "»'• thud 7 l *■ Inc . I ongw ».d, Fla. 11 1 ' C h |l 1 |; l{ | E S. FI:»: 11;s CHERRIES. t >IHtHI jM't 11&1 t ; fn e /e 7C a-M a t,t ■ JJ a a a * „ a 9 DR. R. M. WELSH lilt A I>U A 1 K \ ET ERIN 4 ll I A N Atmni 205 Cunrn^^RuildiivT' I’hunrs: UlTirr 20 . llama 21 IlKLAND, F’ LA. P R IN T IN G The Mai t heiv.s 1'rrs.s I’htini* 117-1 -.T \\ elakn Bldg.. Sanfntd. F'la. George A. DeCottes A lturney-at-Idiw O v e r Kt*ailn»le C o u n l y I lank S a n f o r d , ---------------- iiiiiiiiia ia a a u a iiiim iB a iiJB iiia a a iiB ia a a ia Florida .tj By GEORGE McMANUS IKING UP FATHER FI ton J. Mough ton y LTGTENTOHE- 1 .1 . X O U MC r "1 WAtsT NOTHIN r bl LELNCE. PROM W I L L T O O L E A V E YH AT­ CH I L O A L O N E - T O O A R E A L W A N P I C K IN O O N H E R ^ a,N ‘ v e .R > f L I T T L E V E L L - 'b H E C E T 'b H E IR O A O T E M D E C ! F R O M X Q (j • W 6 L L - 6 H 6 't ) C Q T rHM’ A B A D T E M P E R : I N E A f^L T *bO - T O O V E ^ ___ W IT H 'T O O R 'b : it ; Will \>t>\ V i , , . 1 f 1'irst National Hank Hide. S a n fo rd ,-----------Florida ^ Q 7 M <Xi X lft % ' ’' ’ - -c4 SL ; y"% V C O T AWAY t> T l L L C O T -i a h c iiit e c t »" T. * l ^U PPC C bF \. i " a A-" irk.l , JynCiTsHru S .m f u r d N o v e l l y W o r k s (.ill.ft.K it I'rwp. C CiN l ' U A ( T O U A M I n r i l a h K U l i i a i f u l *vkiiji Altai lllftl IV vrii f v uin n*rrt'iiil ftUrrel Seminole Marble Co. M arb la and O iu u ita liu m a ll a a a rrtca . U«at o( qualtiy aud * u rk u m n .titg Wr*Ya fo r ta U -d .4 ia li.n a . i U A Tl'UMKK. Tt Baa fa r4. a\»tl4a r . O. Uaa a * T -IU ■=- m . . —, -* r - j. _ • i * . *! fir j ^k* ’’i M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 18, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 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>, September 18, 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