216 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6769524b1f3539632c795503f9bee22b.pdf 024a0af06b7bcc5ff32f5e7274789df9 PDF Text Text m w 11 ‘■cffv VMr ijeogue May Become f t rf dtector Children f>.V jng F°rc<» A*SK itinuingr To Holu litc ^ P e s e r fio n ie Third Army oil Is reat D isaster” jjy ers rhai s enriined to Hold linsl jSCHAI, Sept, 19.— The exftneral retreat of the Chetog toward Shanghai, ost Inevitable by tho reChrkinrfg* third arm y, had loped up to a late hour, ial war council o f Choletders at their Lungwha cr* still waa in scsaion _.g morning. A ipokbsd it was their intention to the struggle against the armies seeking to capnglini. They admit, howt the revolt was a "g re a t ,1 • ' V’ t Ex petted Momentarily. > firing continued this on the “eastern front"— . Hwungtu— there was Ut­ il that n general retreat on i was to be expected at e. Revolt of the third * left the defense machine y shell, with no men for ents once the single line is broken, rm was noted along tho i- Nanking railway west city of Ilwangtu, where i e occasional firing. The retroopa have taken posseaHangchow station and have the telegraphers there mesBSffet. Fukicmese (nvadcra. * accepted a s nuthoritaliteUml that onri section of natxxhicb revolted, already a Junction with the linvaders from the south after which both arm sham battle. Unitin G EN EV A , Sent. lO.— Stehs hayc been tnken in commissions of tho League of Nntlons asscmbly to filacu children under Ithn protection ’of the ..league. The project provides for a re­ organization of the commission promoting the welfare of childfeh which itlcludes representa­ tives 1 of International Fedrrntlom fo r Child . W elfare with headduarters to bo'dtlBA iuels. Indications sro that the pres­ ent assembly of tho League of Nations will continue until the first week in October and to made adjournment impossible oven by. that time the commis­ sions must hold night (fittings to get through with the agenda. ‘ gn w: IS I D HEAD OF AMERICAN LEGION In Closing Session of Sixth Annual Convention Election CotnOs on First Ballot With Majority After 2 /3 Rollcnl! ST. PA U L , Sept. >«P' 19.— Jam esc A. Drain, bf Washington, D. C., was elected cOmmsndcr of the American Legion at the closing session o f thu sixth annual convention today. Drain's election came on the first ballot when he had a m ajority be­ fore two thirds of the roll call had been completed. Alabam a yicldcr to Minnesota which placed Drain'* name In nomination. Florida nnnexod Its third trophy at the converitlon when it was awarded the Galbraith trophy fo r tho greatest “ man m iles" any convention cov­ ered in coming to the convention. P a ssa g e o f the universal service act, sounder Americanism, soldiers’ nnd o ff ic e r s ’ train in g camps, the National Guard nnd similar pro­ posals, also received the endorse­ ment of the convention in n session of more than five hours. Condemnation of two depart­ ments o f the United S t a t e s v eter­ ans’ bureau and demund for imme­ diate trial o f Colonel C. R. Forbes On tho indictment charging irregulnrity hi Ills management of the bureau were contained in o th e r rcsolutlohs adopted. On internal m atters, the f ir s t bitterness of the convention s e s ­ sions was shown, bilt when the i s ­ sue was turned to one of confidence In national commander, John It. Ing support. * Tori of trport that Most of the business of the con­ C armnv holding hack Invention was out of the way last from Anhwei pruv it near Szean, Chekiang , bud gone to the enemy, is without confirmation, but wm-idened entirely possible they may have joined tho men when thu latter ontifkimig from Kwangtechow. •it* uf developments on all observers here this morning llapr o f the anvinced th at collapse £ plans for defense of ii, it was agreed, was the dc(rsgetic move le ' ft " the ’ ’ night arid politics came to the fore as th<} delegates .prepared for the election of officers today ami adjournment of the convention, which* will meet in Omnhu next year. When various district organiza­ tions went in caucus last night, .1. J . Drain, of the District of Colum­ bia nnd John R. Mctjuigg of Ohio were thu names most frequently heard as the candidates" to succeed Commander Qulmf. Florida (Jets Two Trophies. American Lcgiun trophies were • Bomb Chinese Wall. NTS IN, Sent. 19.— The cast- awarded to the following states e x ­ ceeding their 1923 membership: Florida, Nevada, New Mexico. Wisconsin, Virginia, New York, OrTennessee, Ron, M assachusctta, Pepnsylvania, Michigan, Rhode Is­ land, South Carolina, Minnesota, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota an d the Canal Zone lumen appeared oyer Shan- and Hawaii. 1, mobilization Jpolpt for the Florid a heading the list received of Gen. Wu P cl-F u , mlll- trie MticNIder trophy presented by of the Peking govern­ tho Iown departm ent. ed started dropping bomba -.Florida also received the Lindsley •city at 8 :30 o'clock thla }rophy for having the largest in­ remity or tho great Chi­ ll, once considered an adedefense against tho Mnnchu. id Mongolian invaders, was felted Thursday from the air *ng T«o-Lln aviators from ) principal city qt Manchu- rts received hero from Shan­ > did not Ull o f the dum* by the bombera, but a raid >e mi could be expected to the air Coud be expected **«-• the defending armies. Continued on paga 8. ngc Republicans i And Reorganize ANDO, Sept. ID.—Sounding 5 for what la said to be the re organization of the R e­ n party forces In Florida Republicans of Orange yesterday lUtcmbled tlertid county officara and » plutform expressing the participation by negroes ■til or convention is harmful of both races, , You Want a Job? L t The Herald find a Place for you to work. Good men and women are ureut demand in San­ ford and throughout the Tounty. It isn't necessary lor any person to be out of *ork m this g reat induatrial section. crease in membership over the pre­ ceding y ear by March 1. New Mexico was awarded the North Carolina trophy for having the largest membership increase among the outside departm ents. F ran k Heads New Group. F orm ation of a new group o f the Legion, with membership restricted to legionnaires who served in the navy or m arine corps, was a n ­ nounced. I t will be known as the American L egion I-and, Sea and A ir Gang. , * Joseph Frank, Miami, Fla., who waa chairman o f .the organization meeting, was named as its head with tha title of general. The "g an g ” wifi meet next year at Omaha, Neb. a t the same time as the American Legion gathering, when a constitution and by-laws will be adopted. Tho organization was designed, its backers said, to promote better fellowship between the former ma­ rines and Bailors a t the national convention and. to enable them to have a rallying place. Letter From Pope Is Read To Convention f jj =g“ ■ A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E R •■Sfe XV ■ \*W41 % r ■ j . u....................... - ■m in ia n * ** SANFORD, FLORIDAf, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1924. _ — - ' -.--A . . ----------- L-l+—.— : S IN G L E C O PIES F I V E C E N T S ................... They’re Sentenced to Hhng 1 * ~J I u . u|||^i I v / I. > < Progrcsslve Cnndidnte Makes First Speech of Campaign in Madison Square Garden; Says Two I'nrtics Are Alike Sewerage Extension Will I)o, Awny With Objectionable Fcntures of Present Snnitury System of Sanford Won’t Be Diverted From Vital Issues Present Jails Are Disgrace to City Declares Assertion Pfcpostefous that Progressives Would Impair U. S. Constitution City Must Pay for Paving Streets Around Municipal Property; Cemetery Needed Jacksonville Sci l To Be Big Succe Chips That Pass In The Night Address of Gilbert A, Youngberg is Out­ standing Featu ft of Noon Lunched!* ii4E§ Any Improvement J Must Be Justified • By R. J . HO LLY The annual water trip (accent «>n the w ate r) on the rag in g St. Joh n s river was lust ns successful ns the trip to Green Cove Springs. Says Traffic on River Must W arrant E x ­ penditure on Canal ^ Sanford put on nil the e n te rta in ­ N E W Y O R K , Sept. 19.— Sonntor In n statem ent to The Herald to- ment nnd speeches at the (’hnmlier Robert M. La F o llc ttc in Madison dny, F . I'. F o r ste r , president of the of Commerce meeting nt J a c k s o n ­ Square Garden last night, told the These _ycuths,. Bernard Grant and W alter Krhuser, who nt the time F ir s t Nntionnl Bank o f this city, ville. Good thing they did. first nudience he has addressed of their nrrest were no older than Nathan F . Leopold, J r . , nnd R ich­ It is rumored that Jacksonville since announcing his candidacy for ard A. Loch, confessed s la y e r* o f Robert Frnnks, nre endeavoring to gave n number o f reasons for vot­ — JACKSONVILLE, Sept, I k 9.— proposed municipal is the Gateway to Florida but a f t e r president that he did not intend escape the gnllow* on, the ground they are too young to hnng. Chief ing for the ipoclnl to tn Tho Snhford Herald)— fSpecInl “to be diverted from the discus­ J u s t ic e Joh n R. Cnverly’s decision in the Leopold-I.ocb ense has bonds nt the city election on next comparing the two cities it is a p ­ The joint meet! •ncetlng of membea of <3 sion of the vital economic issues brought considerable attention to their own plight. Both nre sen­ Monday and In winch be said tlint parent t lint Sanford is the real the Jacksonville Chamber of Ctha he was In favor or any bonds that gateway. of the campaign by the foolish and tenced to bo hanged next month. metre with n visiting delegation i had to do with m e growth of S a n ­ preposterous assertions of our o p ­ from Sanford arriving here thl* Everything was quiet nnd nice ford. ponents that in some way we r.x Mr. F orster, ns have many other on the ship until a fte r the th ree moring, proved, In the opinion of progressives desire to weaken or of the more prominent business and mile lim it was reached and then those present, to he a tremendous impair the provisions of the co n sti­ success and one from which W Q 'p rofessional men of this city, has business picked up considerably. tution of the United S t a te s re la t­ Sanford visitors feel sure that d e c la re d that the issue whirti will ing to the Federal cou rts." much good will come. include funds for n new municipal Charlie Stokes says that JetT He made thiij declaration a fter jail, n municipal cem etery, will pro­ Fly o f Orlando is one of the fun- • F eatu rin g the luncheon meet­ assailing the politics and the c a n ­ vide funds for the paving of streets tnest men he has -v e r plnvcd with ing. which was held nt the Chaindidates o f the Republican and Dem­ her of Commerce rooms nt Main i around city property and a sum for ,, . ... ocratic parties which, he asserted, nnd Adams Streets, was i»n ad­ Rains and Had Weather May S e n a t e C o m n i i t t e c H o g in s I t * tlu> extension of the present sewernre "ns alike as two pens in n > Sen ato r More Overstreet with Necessitate Postponement I n v e s t i g a t i o n o f R e c o r d s o f age system which is inadequate, the smile that did not come nil was dress by Col. Gilbert A- Youngpod." and continued: berg, in which was stressed thole In tern a l R even u e H t ir e a u i» necessary nnd is in keeping with present at all the meetings nnd of Next Lap of Journey "1 propose to keep in the fore- i thing* which will have to be whown ______ , the growth o f Sanford. ground throughout this campaign | told the Jacksonville Chamber of in order for the fcdcrnl govern­ These things, especially the sew- Commerce that though be was n e r­ the record of the two old parties »n * M l'ff k O G E K . Sept. 19.— W A SH IN G TO N . Sent. 19. Secernge extension, have been declared vous from a rough voyage ho was ment to appropriate money for recent y ears nnd the politics T h e army worlld fliers hopped building the prupoeed canal, . ;*■ i tarv Mellon of the Tieiisui v to- , necessary fo r the growth nnd the still able to navigate. augurated by them under which of! for Dallas, a distance of F o r instance, Colonel Young berg liav t h r e w o p e n t h e and proper development o f Sanford. re c o r d the railways and other co rp ora­ 22.r> miles at 12,;.10. T h e rain declared th at before the govern­ During the past, it is shuI. Sanford tiles o f t h e i n t e r n a l r e v e n u e l>U tions have made Inrger profits had ceased when the aviators One of tlie mysteries of tin* trip ment would consider the cxpendlpeople have been lucky and fortu is "W h o Stole thun ever before in their pence took the air. Doug's p a n ts"? l e a n t o t h e siiceinl sen ate eom _ money on a project nrojec in mite in having a healthful city with However he found them before the ture of any time history during the same nut tee appointed to investigate it, the old sewerage system. The ex connection with rivers and hartore, M U S C O G E E , Ok la. Sept. 19.— length of time while labor and the -hip touched any foreign ports and ai d was called upon, in addition, to tension, it is stated, will take care no suspicion was aroused when he economic justification of the small business men have eked out World f , ; r rplanning to hop jeet much be shown conclusi a bare existence and the farm ers o ff today for Dallas, tIn- next lap furnish considerable data on v a ­ of the sections where the need is presented ins pussoprts the project must show a broad t>«- £5B g reatest und where it will do the have been driven into bankrupt -y rious phases of tux pavilion!* on tional benefit. Furtherm ore, hr of their cross country flight, but must good. It was stated further by the hundreds of thousands and < ine gentleman received 11 black pointed out all uf the shipping tan,, . . . . ---liuge incomes. r that it will protect .Sanford from , I Ve just a- It, cam e out of the I j i nnd threatening weather the loss in value of farm lands rains The secretary , nt an executive disease by doing away with unde- ,|lt.H U ,x a „ lrv. There is more or tinge which would be available ■ and farm products has exceeded made the situation problematical. should the canal lie constructed, si " i o n of the committee Thurs- su able condition* prevailing in sev |,..ss mystery attached to (bis epi forty billions of dollars." must l>o shown together with the d m , nsstiicd it of Ins heal tv in era! sections at present. " T h e leaders of both old p arti"* -ode and Mike Stoned snvs he will tonnage of freight now being j HAT BOX F I E L D , M U SC O G E E , operation 111 its investigation and Besides the sewerage til issll, I tell all that he know-. George De- Hiiipjxed naturally desire to escape d iscusshipped by all nil carriers from th* {senator I'oti/.ens of Michigan, the moh of the shameful .> acts which Okln.. Sept. IP .—The army round- cliait limn, was authniizcd to ap- will provide $50,OOP for the new f „ t t e s tin been retained by tin- de- section affected. mubicipal jail, foi th By pax ing lease. records as the-world fliers landed at Hatbox) have producerd such Colonel Youngberg also declawd " f examiners, engi- ; al„| $ 10.0110 for the purchase, beau these. I do not intend that they Field ul .r>.22 central standard time. I *>-"iit “ that before the government will «nd agents to go through the u fi,« tio n and upkeep of a mutin-i shall avoid these issues." w II lliokuw of Orlando was show a tendency to give Ita sup­ file* the income lax anil pmhi i (m| . e m e t n y . The City ( ommisSe n ato r l.a F o llctte discussed tinLog of Flight. hill , 111 units of tin bill eau III 10111 Ii Mnii has mgeil tlint the people of visibly touched when lie noted that port to a project, that tho country record of the Hurding-Coolidge ad I one of the pnrty tluew a dead sol­ affected by a proposed projpcb^ U N IT E D S T A T E S AIR MAIL •bl informal mu desiied tin- city vote the bonds for these ministration, the acts of which, F I E L D . F O R T « ROOK. Neb .The I'he lonn n itlee plan- to begin protects because of their itiipurt- dier ovetUiard and resolved that must allow ita willingness to.co-op­ he contended, "m u st he judged u-- United S ta te s army flyers squad­ public hearings a- soon as Sucre he would never touch another drop erate in building the project py 11111 e. u whole," and declared thui P re si­ of river water until the next trip. aupplylng money for carryli ta iy Mellon replies to a quebtionron h ipped o ff on the next It-g of Mp.. F orster gives as bis reasons dent CoolRlge “knew every act and — ■**-**its world flight at I0 :4J, the ^ nr» t . f rA yptjpg^..for thu bond issue tha th A. Pratt kind Don 'B ish op , , .. „ . , concerning surtaxhs, and Its ugents f,,Jtowlnir Icq because he was a part participant In go lending nnd the Boston und Nexx fixed up two nice comfortable citizcna of Central Florida it.,. , 10 . essarv data ChairUJ.V K' , . ,, , g n u u r Iiu Iiviv.ssarx 11 . 1111 . < nun “ I h e l c nre many potent reason th eir fo rm atio n ." He referred to O r l e a n s f o l l o w i n g al mos t irislnntlv m a n ( ouzens e st i m a t e d that f rom w (,v | H|1, |u. „ | | j | v ,,, lim its 111 the fol waul saloon and the St. Johns River fropi Jackson||, Jo h n W. Davis as u “certain d is­ 1,1 Would proposed liolld issue vvliicti will .e when an unsuspecting voyager sat villo and to Sanford desire the ca­ live to six week- U0 Ilaililv The p la ne s f n t speedi d up (I tinguished lawyer now running for : down lie was treated to a "hot nal, n bond district should b« be ie*piiM-d l"i these pi« limimm*‘s president and trying to get the e n g i n e s a nd s ta rt e d d o w n the field He milled that the data would lx- 1 voted on |»y the citizens of tins city |d ik e ." Several ti iiil it nnd did not formed and money ey raised to carry but be f o r e g o i n g 31X1 feet decided ' on next Monday. Sept. 22. people to forget his form er clients sit down again during the entire on certain river improvementa. treated as * oiifiilcntial exi ept go to the north end of the field «. “ F I R S T : The health o f our *‘ity \o yngi. This action would assure tha who "blocked " effo r ts to the pub­ where ftai.il u gn>*s irreguliiii which can only be obtained l>\ *i gxivernment of the co operation of lic to bring about a reduction in thui they mi ght hnvt a d v a n t a g e - f ties appear. the lull uieii o f the 1111 ma i l field complete sewerage system. Sum telephone rates in Now York. I’ ll -nielli I'M Higgins was one of the people ntul furniahlng of ,§*{secretary Mi lion told the eom tary conditions have in the past Declaring that "p artie s and c a n ­ and t a k e a d v u n t a g e o f the a i r < 01 the most distinguished personages tensive nnd detailed data on pro­ mittc* lie had due* ted that auv posed project wou Id ju s t if y lt« didates should be judged on their rent s. F o u l a r m y p l a n e - aee>>m •lata in Ins department called fm been questioned by new r..imi> present at the t'lininber of Com " T h e present City ('onuuission lueic* meeting at Jacksonville construction and if these th lt records and not on pre-election pai ned the f l i er s m addi tion to tho be fuitn lied the «iiiiiiaittee. in <i- have done mote m the past 12 When Kd speak* lie hI wiivs says are dune, there is no reason promises'' the Wisconsin senator l advuiii i- plane o f Lieut .Moffatt and T h e f I let s planned to m a k e ,1 I I ml i tig II.. ome tax ex pel t s the government would 't Und 1 months to insure and im reuse the something continued ihut M "li ag en tait might ap­ ......... ph. Mo., fo. I . all Ii follies, o f out * ity than nn\ hearty support tu the canal project, " T h e best that the Republican Sl point l> ' given uuohst rui 1 1 1 I tn ' *'s jo llier ndmliiistiation. Mi les ,.f aBob 11oil v promise*! t. Imiv < hie aaid the officer. party cpn o ff e r with itr. present I it ueli and tlieu 1 iittnue to M a s c o to nil depa 1 Imeutul p u l 'd ' Hu pointed out that in form er, plailt streets have been Innlt w Ii nn | A cost 11 - elcplin. • for flic Jack candidate, is four years more f gee. Ok la w h e r e tin- night wi l l lie Mould Tell t nnwnittee All ale easier to keep clean and I bet. Soli* lit' Zoo if t h e v w o u l d b e l l i ||S •lays, the War Department Mn’d iiiisgovcrnutcnl such as we havo spi lit. ’l l > d l s l a i a i to M list og ee 1 The itdot matloii asked m the other purls of the government had • ■lig a <anal. witnessed during the last four 460 mi l e' . q u estlolihi'lto (landed Secretai V , fore more sunitury t tinit brick. been prone tu make appropriate "SECOND: I am in favor of tin y e a r s — the same control by pow­ M« Ball. S e * " ‘tatV < otl/eli- explain Over Roi Ii pot t . 1building of n new und modeln jail The n l v of Jacksonville was dec­ lor project* without iuvestlgatt erful private interests, the same ed, would give the committee full RtlUKl ’OR I . M* ., Sept 19.— The Continued on page eight orated for the nrcu-mii lit flags and thc^r merits but today those faul cynical bestowal of special p rivi­ jr* piiHM-*1 over Rock pn* i know ledge concerning surtaxes, till I tn 1 tild Fellows in America have punsed nnd now a gauntlet (if leges on tile favored few. the same Will III uml enable congress to determine investigation must nccontpany the at 11 W n in. R' ickport 1* "flout were the to to meet us when we ut shameful betrayal of the public for itself the soumltn »s of Seen* expenditure of any money on any half way fn't w ee < > nut Ii" and St rived at Jack-onvilli' Tile oiilv trust. lury Mellon’s recommendation f*>r JnM'ph. surviving inenibei of the Ja <' intprovomenj. a reduction of taxes upon large in­ ’olonol Youngberg further d#Chamber met at the bout tocluied he had always seen tha adROSEC RANS F IK I.D. ST JOS comes. gut her with E. Woodruff The force of examiners, cngi (Coutinued on Page 3) E l’ll, M«. .After a *fop of le*s than an fnm;' tiere ThurMlny for luneli necr.x and agents Mi ( ouzens was It. II Muirlieail who always doe* authorized to appoint is expected anil fuel, the wor III file) .* Iioppe.! to look into all .................... . fruud tho right thing ut the wrong time It is uiinounccd that a number off for Muncugve. Okla. und maladministration. gath er nf Floridu cities are planning in took up a i olb'i t mil foi a hltlle to be presented to C m p I u ii i Coleman. 1.leu tenant Low <11 H. Smith in from the prohibition complete data a riu n g c for speciul Pullman sleep ­ This move was ablv set'oialed by the flug plane Chirngn W"* the concerning employes, including Accotdiiig to police court record* first to t ike the air. Lie ut. Leigh those who have been dismissed, in ers tn Atlunta for the Floridu W alter ('obinnn and Bob Holly during the pusl several monthii, the Wiuie wu * up next III tWt > minute* vestigatu the ayslem used in (•'•’rgiu Tech football game on (let. presented the cntil to the ( nptsin II and sever'*! Sanford citizen* uml tlie bibb' vva* pm chased a fter Snnford nutomoliilc driven* huve uu<! Lieut . N'el.*on follow* ii dfverul granting pel lints fm release of al have advoeuted getting u sleeper tlie boat landed t'npl Culrmnn tnken a little liking to speedy true minutes later. cobolic liquor- uml study the tv* <'otilidcnce in her clinncas for from tills city pnrvlded an ml and Purser Sotnerv die were also el mg uii the asphalt and other pav l.ieut Fm 1 tli said lie expected th* orils of hearings before the ptyhi quiite number of perMms will presented with other accessolie* holding first place In The Hsrald'a ' ed stre e t- tliul have recently been flight to Muscogee would requii• biliotl bureau on the cancellation lag sulnu riptmn campaign xvera ugree to take the trip. und they were so visibly moved by expiessnl today by Miss Naomi (‘(instruct'd In practically every five hour* Although the weather 1 and issuance of liquor permits, It will be remembered tliut In 1 this art of kindness that they were Fell* w* session of the municipal couit report* told of low visibility und I S e c r e t a i ) Mellon und members Upon receiving tha « *there are several cases a rra ig n 'd threatening weather near the Okla- ! of the committee agieed with full u number of residents nf tins in tear* and had to seek their -ul j i m nnd support of her friaow city ullcndrd tlie game between hlaleriHims for solace und comfort. because *d persons exceeding th** hoinu-Kunsus border, he decided to j Frank K. Frazier. 11 form er etn she -Ulus she is going to tTy these two schools In Atlanta and it speed limit of 20 miles an hour .if pu«h on. * ploye of the internal revenue bu is expected that a much Inrger hurd to win the iiutek which U to Anmng the many stirring bouts tills rity. Continued on page 8. (Continued on P age H.) number will attend this fall. l.n«t that were called na preliminaries tn be awrsrdtsi by The Herald In No­ . ' ■xW At this morning's session, f o u r * - . year the Florida Alligators were the Tunney Grt'bs alTuir was one vember. of the 1 1 eases arraigned were for "W h en I entered the Herald COBdt-clured to have clearly outplayed between Maxwell ami Muirhcnd, t*'.*t.’ 'naiil Miss Fellows, “I had the Georgia school throughout two welter ami sk elter weight* raigned for speeding was practically thu entire game al who were popular among the fan* no idea thnt I could g et to first und costs, the sacond, $10 atul cost*, though the game tesultcd in a tie The filial elimination contest elim i­ place among »o many contestants, but I have received so much assur­ the third forfeited a $5 bond nnd score o f 7 to 7. nated everyone present— even the ance and *u (port from my friends the fourth forfeited a $10 bond. Those who guw the game Htateil le teree. and people all over the city> th *t At the noon luncheon of the urrivul ut the docks of that city. The cases as arraigned were: that they nre anxious to make the Continued on pngo M. 1 am going to try very hard to trfn President Edward Higgins of t'hatnber of Commerce at the Mon­ R. Lockhart, speeding, $.1 and •V trip ugain this full uml are co n ­ the Buick. ' co sts; Eddie Durum speeding, $10 tezuma Hotel today the main topic the organization announced that fident thut an additional number " I t is very interesting, and lots I bond estreated ; M; J . Stenntrom, of discussion was the recent “ ex- there will be u meeting of the City of Sanford footbull fans are in­ of fun. soliciting subscrlpUona . speeding, $10 nnd coats or JO dava ploration boat trip to Jackson- Bond Committee ut the offices of terested in the project. and meeting so many peopla, that in j a i l ; Charles Hodges, $6 bond ! ihterest o f the propos- tlie Chamber of Commerce tonight G. W. Spencer, Jr., of this city, i I am reallv enjoying myself, be­ m at R :)5 o'clock. He requested that --------------—* *lUle "p ll( p e r St. ed canal to connect estrouted ; Sam Davis, operation of states that if u sufficient number cause I think that 1 am working CHICAGO, Sept. 19.— ljick of all members l»e present because uf Johns River with tbe ; Indian India River. car for hire without a license, con­ •>f locul people will sign np to go, for a good cause in soliciting tubConsiderable enthusiasm wn* the im portance of the meetingmoney may handicap Bernard tinued to Wednesday; Horace Arn­ Mayor F o rrest I^tke urged that u sleeper will be arranged for, Grunt, 19, in his plea for commu­ scriptions fur our own home paptr, old, operation of a car for hire with shown by the members of the o r­ that has helped bo much * to build ••J all members of the Cham ber uf provided, of course, u satisfactory ganization who ipade the trip All out a license, continued to Monday; rate can be obtained. It hus a l­ tation of the death sentence im­ Sanford. Commerce "talk up" the bond issue Arnett Blair, gambling, continued daclared that ^hey had ft most eu ready been announced by rullroad rlptions to Wednesday; George Patterson, and expressed regtxt because the election is to be belli officials that a one-way fare plus posed on him with W alter Krauser by mail, by telephone, and by-ptr^ next Monday. Everybody possible that more members could not have for killing a policeman, Ralph Saun gambling, continued to Wednesday; should be enlisted on the side of 26 cents will be charged for the ders, according to Thomas L. Swan­ sonal solicitation and have raaqy m Jones, gambling, flO bond es­ gdnt. round trip from Gainesville, the additional subscriptions promised The Gubriellu district of this Ihe issue, he said. F L IE R S INTEN) MELLON OPENS TO D EPA RT F01 TAX B O O K S TO DALLAS TOI)A’ SENATE P R O B E S lS t fW X S fiB t t S a n fjord Football Fans May Go In A Body To A t l a n t a M u n i c i p a l Court Records I n d i c a t e Craving for Speed Naomi Fellows Is Working Hard For Bnick Automobile speeding The f.rs« defendant ^ Members Chamber of Commerce Say Exploration Trip Was Much Enjoyed Bernard Grant May Die Lack of Funds treated; Henry Mack, gambling, neotinued to Sep). 24; Green Allen, WASHINGTON. Sept. lD.Impos petty larceny, tranaferred to coun­ ing ceremonies culminating in the ty. Fines, costa and estreatpd bonds reading of • le tte r from the Pope totaled 812. and an address by Cardinal Ca McConVS T-------------- --------- - . t. nell, archbishop chbishoc kBOp of Boston, marked the dpenlng ning of the second conVertopening fof ,h" re ** no better way tion day or ths H o ly N sm e feocieyou to reach tha emdi* ' H fban through a ( ties of Aijiurio*. “ ersld want ad. Ju »t write MOSCOW. S ept 19.— Soviet of­ your ad giving full ficials express satisfaction over Particulars about y ou rself, the success of the expedition on the J*i»«n d It to The Sanarmed transport Kraeny Oktiabr in CHICAGO, Sept 19.— Whea Herald. The paper " n g the red .flag on Wrangell cembrr 82% to 138% . May, 1 then do the reat. off nortliern Blbtrria taking to 189% . Corn, D t*em l*r. unchanged I pdeketelon in: behalf of the Soviet 1 ®*ralJ ads bring raeults,' to 109% . Oats started uffch 1 Republic. Red Flag: is Planted* p n Wrangell Island ■MARKET county had a representative at th*luncheon who Inquired if the roads in that section had been inspected by the Good' Roads Committee of the trade body in regard to the proposed $1,000,000 bond issue. lie was told that on account of the trip to Jacksonville by acvera ___Di __ athe 1.. members of thp.‘committee, oads have not yet Keen inspected, mt that Chairman Hal Wight has already announced that the inspection will made today or tomorrow. The chamber vpted to have a let- E George A. |DeCottes reminded the organisation that as In pre­ vious ttond elections, there will be a ballot box for the freehoders and another for the other voters. This is made neccsaary because a law requiring that only freeholder* vote in bond elections and the city charter of Sanford were pa aadd about the same time and th at it it ia still Iq wgs „ doubt ak to, which Wjjg iegialatura first. p a u j t i bby .......................... Mai . y the The city charter, he skid, states th at all registered and elegible cit­ izens of Sanford Persons in this city or communl ty \yho desire to take this trip are requckted to leave word to that ef­ fect with,Mr. Spencer at his home, Or at hii office in the Seminole County Bank. Building. The expense is uncertain, Mr. Spencer said, but it is known that the car will jeave here on the aft* arnoon of Oet. 10, arriving In A t­ lanta eurly thu following morning, ter of thgnka asiiLto E. T. Wood­ positive that the Mepticm will e car would retiiro here on Oct. ruff of Jocksonvillei beck because of » t- legal, he concluded, the two hal, he said, j ^ ; •istance to the boat party upon 1U lot box ayatem will again bo used. » ts y- i- '- * : a home of the Florida University, while fare and a half will be rhargod from all intermediate points. A special train will be dispatched from it is said. V Gainesville, . . . ■.vM - son, Grunt's < attorney. Krauser, who first implicated Grant and now for this week. I wish to take this says Grant had no connection with opportunity to thank all the people the killing ia ready to appear be­ who have sq* kindly helped me." AU Working Hard fore the governor in behalf of the Aa time passes and the first youth, Swanson said. week of ths second period comsa to . > a close contestants continue turn- ■ ing in subieriptiohs at a fast d io ri end tbe indications point t o . even greater enthusiasm than waa ms Rested durint* the first t>ertod NEW ARK, Sept 19.— Miami Fla. the campaign. Votes are a was selected as the site of 1925 luting for the contestants L convention of the Atlantic Deeper much interest U being shown W aterw ays.A isqfU jion a t today's the standing of the younjr session of the annual convention. lor thla week. N ext year's convention will be held °T h e next Hst will be pnbiished I durlng November n t » date to be T h e il c t s ld tomorrow. Deeped Waterways To Meet in Miami in 1925 �i l li t»rv w *i t . u i i*• ■ .i -. ___ ERALD, THURSDAY, S fiI^ E M B E R J^ _1924. THE SA1 PA< ■ : •« « , i ’”(iS ' 3 S 3 S K ? f e a ii B R f f i P S i 1" s | - f ;AT BOARD PARDONS Iner, rcadln* from typewritten mat-1 D l i j A v f l L l BALM O RAL ngcr Brown hits n> the city commission tb ,80n"T„nu,,|y v P f , X ployed. th0 “ " ‘ wala, saying .-------Kengington R u th. 3tcne, One “blond Eskimos," described by the I icctlfX Hlffwiid Seat — that '* flow fiom it. W e dolh ' *V l" s Y 0 S S E T N. Y „ Sept. 18.— The ness on hard city pavJ not proof the Oldest Documents o f l explore; Vilhjalmw .Stefanssun a.j •»ux an end, but. ___ that they .1 I — « Mil tdnriinntivO * . • •_ -- -->■ 4_ ‘0‘f Wale's is anxious to reSept. 18.— Look- pose any ruthless and. vindicative p 'j AmeKcnn •H i..;ry . I’c r - : f e & X T O ................................1 & to thc i/nitod S t a t e s a t a la t e r vuUJc on n w m . The; jnppliration in a business like mall* I J I C T Y Y P V Bcdy Has Just Complctpd Its Hearings of Applications of State Prisoners For LenDecisions Coming ien cy ; W e n n :, ; . . ment will make th« W A C IIU L A , F la.. Soot. 18.— A replaced by n^otorii fire last night destroyed tho c r a te to clean the city street manufacturing plant o f tho W au- ter und liberally interkperalng his plea with legal tirhia. R E T ' / t R I Y , ?U,in' » ^ ,* '?i ''n“* n t',at. 1,10 lmn I F nduJcd ^n.*1** .P*-'rsonnet woro 11 zZT •long time absent ! A further " theory' i3 that the Thur it goes through the long •1st until the end, when Another ticrsion, but th is time executive and .. the -welfare o f . th e B r i t ­ slcsiiing of rate* to g ra tify political, tu private, iii held. A fte r th at, li s ta te visit the industrial and vertised for sale. m n n c n ,l l y L o c a t e d on h a r m , -r* t e r-;-, -aescendoiiu o f . the. . 'V -.. t. col.IT Aonarch ‘ r^h when ,VL — -----, . . . is*1 ho makes hiu nni.-nnritirs- or class antagonism, date to ut tr.ent is given out naming the forS j ,. ■ onists, in search of which R n et- | annual visit to Balm oral, his T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept. 18.— An tunati^.one.i to rcreivo pardons and . . E P H R i A aL " i s . , oept. 1 8 ( non went. J Scottish Highland fccat, is tho nn- w , » . Mly . « . « « - « « " «*-• Acsactfttcd 1 reaa new* gnthcrer lcnienojvond those whose fate It h k in s in g to n Rune 8ttme, o re of thg ^ — --------- ------------ -! nUal efficiency test o f the consta- ting duties i* an operation reTu ir ' i nnd American lnborars. "looked in" on n meeting of the to remain’ prft-onor of the sta te n cld ist documents o f American Ids- I > r s o f t r i O Q t p r I T r i T P S l bulary ot the country. The officers ing care to ovoid jeopardlring the, Eft s- ,~ while longer. lory, ove* which rcientlata of two I U S U I U W I L I . . . shows . ta n tej board of pt.rdons, which •Just .........................---,, are proud, off a record. which ctaldlRy and sense of security th at " v " haa completed its hearing o f nppll cpntinsnt ‘1 debated a« to its gen-1 1 ) f ~ A / I oI h p o C not onco during the present a r c essential to tho transaction nf tliticnciu more than 20 years ago,• A cations of s ta te prinoners fo*“ r len­ m u................ " W # A l H l l v o o reign has the king been annoyed now has h permanent home on the business. iency, end now is in executive bcs ^ ___________ _ ^ m " W e huve no resentment but only l * -sio n to pass upon the applications. futm of H. R. I Til land, near here, j Scveijpit societies and eminent a n ­ ' T h e board hold* Its h r n r i n g n l n for tho visit o f thc king a t tho jiriondlinera toward legitimate buaic .id..of. the month. A large force >ries* fairly f r L • the Senate chamber, on the third thorities have classed the stouo a s ; c on;|nued from pairo t.# ............................................ . conducted; but. we. do in^ !m ‘ ' _ls ItaaL.i *#% f l c o r o ef it the capltol. Desk* of *1 the as to dl&covcry anti rnn- t)j^onii h'jli* (hat f|i.^tribult»r^ ' hnn been tJennatchctl to the castle * tend to withdraw the invitati*»n cx 18.— There are nuthentir U x t, nml Kay it proven to them . . . ■ »i . ,r j ujitl e r e I'ceuintr un cvc i>ut fnr tended * * *in -* * - * *ipxhorhitant .fck««ki *•> legislators, now in adjournment, tho form of I urgent appeals In the Dublin press th d l) there knni v you tuid th at t •-> , apv K|Kn., ot' disturbances rates of duty to profit through viiuw sm tv were wviv whito wi iii v people *c x - , ‘ nrg piled close ag ain st the wall, against the renewal of emigration _____,...... and a long mahogany table placed to America. The Independent nay*. ploring tho interior of America s sort the mail i tru tly .iccorilnu, o ol demonstrationr. whirlv might in- monopolistic control of .production fa-tbc center o f the room. The p a r­ "W o were frequently assured in early as 1202. ' the dircctinns on the letters. ter lore with the rest the royal I markets and prices. We propose to don board, wldch is composed «>£ the past that hnd Ireland control: In other words, declared Mr. •family allow themselves ut Ilal- p irm it a competition effective The R em13ington Rune Titone, aothe governor of the state and nient- of her own own affairs em ig ra tio n ' veil' d because of its discovery no Hall, if a person’* mnll comes «ni;al. During the icig n s of Vic- enough to stimulate enterprise; to -s' of his cabinet, are rungod would cease, nut though the B r i t - 1 J^e farm *>f Olaf Ohman. near thw.ugh n box anil his letL-r is di- l f or!n arH Ef,v,ar'1 V n « fow prcVc-,,1 monopoly and to djscourhg one side ot tablcj w with nujrtir or this ups u»uie. u « ish have departci! tho country i g ' Kensington. Minn., when found turbanres were created on the cas- uge r.bsolete or imprncticalile proGovernor Hardee, who presides, in still being drained of its young men : " a j- c r im e d by tno rootr. of n tree, n it'll to a liojrp or street, it will ^i|, ^nands by cranko, leit since ! cesses ami equipment or bad mini( W center. F acin g the governor. and women." "•««* «PP«anfd to very ancient in be thrown into the box of tho car- then the constabulary have hnd ngemoat, indolence, waste and nogon ?the other side o f the table, r e l ­ clialacter. It earn ed n date more ; r jpr that street. If the i the upper hand. lect." In the past two month* the atives of prisoners, or their a t ­ than eight hundred years in tne Ameiiean visitor* a te niso n torneys, take their seato ns their American consul hn* received 8,000 past. The nssumntlon of scientist i . . . . :mo DR/CSS n n s C R J P T I O N S . . , , , rource at annoyance to the guard application for emigration vista, is that the stone was inscribed by H i., he enntit ued. and the person 0<Jl , , u> 1JlHtk.# nni) jt roitiirr.H , names are called out by the guy and the F le e S ta te quota soon will r a l ly Norsemen who landed in to whom it U inidrfahtil ia not « much ilili*;cnci’ to keop these unin- ' Any breaking out erno^, and proceed to present their . ,, . . .. I.ONPON, Sept, lh .—Herbert be exhausted. The applicants ore even fiery, itching ecrJ America in search of fellow eoun- known ttythe carrier, it will be ' i t r d guests fioin inlru dirg on the I Remb-ll, lifter .'10 years given to 'diplena. mostly from the country districts. quickly overcome by 0p| 11 ymen thrown into the improperly ili- grounds in hopes ol getting a peep , reeling the court carcinoninlH in One such pica wns being pre­ Jud ge Cohulnn, of New York. tic Mentho-Sulphur, sif at the king and queen in their fxirdcu. hns retired. He is the nu­ How tho stone cume to find n reeled pigeon liole. sented ns the correspondent took a who h a . lately been in Ireland, h«s| tj, )llncc (n Minnesota has . akin specialist. Hccat ll ighland l i t real tin r of a bonk containing dOU dcsent among the spectators, the ndvised young Irish men and wo- j t en m m' atter of. conjecture . . »for I ’I he letters that germ destroying prop are in the !'[,(. country police <her!: the sci i lit ions of the correct dresses to hearing being open to tho public. men to seek a career in their own sulphur preparation The governor called out n name. country rather than go to the Uni* many years but the gencrallv nc- pigeon hide foi impropeily direct- iilci.tity ol every strangm in Hr:u-- be worn at eeremoniul occasions. brings ca:;u from skij ed mail, it was learned, a rc takes ] mar Mailatei, and Abuyne, the 11 pti'd theory is that it was curA woman in h er th irties and an- l ted Stntca or Canada. soothes and )i**nl» the tied down in a glacial drift from out, put on a desk to Lc * i n r over 1 nearest places do Italinoral where Al V AN C E D A U G H E R T Y C A S E othi r whose hair wOs quite grav, up und leaves the -kij again, and are then put into u tiny visitors are most likely to find nvIt is pointed out that large num- th, ’ region of Hudson hay. took seats at the table facing the smooth. _ \H!T* of nkillcd Hritish iirtixnn.H, %• .. ,, . . * . , . . .* and given to the earlier, to te c'linmodatioti, and if ur,v mulesirW ASH IN G TO N , Kept, 18.— So ­ board. They were the wife and failing to get employment in' M'- MoU‘,n“ »i-an^lnt.-.I th 1 It seldom fails to relil * lile.i have got through the net, looked over again l.i -ee if the pellicitor General llcck has been inmother, respectively, of a nnui im­ Runic insciiiitioii oil thc stone as , incut ...^... and disflgurrmei son to whom ther mail is addressed they arc readily caught and p>»- ..tug ted by Attorney General Stone 1 prisoned‘ for stealing n motor car. America, are returning to (irent tallows: ers from t'.in trmiblel ' Hritnin in n steady stream, und ‘T i g h t C ’ otlis and twenty two •is Personally known to him and Is | litrly asked to return the way they to request HuSupreme court to The governor, referring f r e ­ that the prospects for Irish un-l u little jnr^ of Itowles on (an (un)) exploration l,iM ,o l,V'- , Nrx,t ,,h“ rVa,il. '* ; ( : cn. r;,||y an officer sees advance Mai Daugherty to the S e n - 1 orsemen on exploratii ! quently to u typewritten sheet, . skilled laborers are extremely un- Norsemen ' pliur front any g. oil dl given to a boxing clerk and latrr ' that they do so. ate for the contempt, rase on the journey from Vinlnnd through tin questioned the young woman. Her favoraide. use it like n cold cicanj it wa* an easy m atter to guard ieourt docket, western regions We hnd rump to tho general delivery clerk. husband hnd escaped from the pris­ She was much Mi.. .Hull requests that the pw- tjncen Yictorin. by two skerries one dny’s journey . .. on form twice, and Governor liarnorth from this stone. We w e r e ! H* " f city see to it that till mole inclined to keen herself t o ------------ --- _ dee in u brief but courteous opin­ I he vicinity of the Castle, with an (out) and fished or.e day. When pul,lie utilities rom'ianies and pi*' ion tells the woman that these e s ­ ■:•! nsn.nnl linvc to llraemur with [J pie from whom they receive nui we came home (we) found ten men capades o f her husband would be have their e o ircc t addicsse* thit ) •r faithful servant. John Hrovvn. red with blood mid deud. Avc M a­ detrimental to Ills cuse. On one of the g reat amount of confusim Hat the jirc-cnt king and queen ria! Save (us) from evil! his escapes he, fpund work in Ar­ caused from the handling o f in- |like to move about among their " ( W e ) Itave ten of our party by k ansas and remiuptd there for *e\ the sin to look a f t e r (or for) our pmperlv addressed mail be « !imi 1 su b je c t', and the police have to oral months before Florida author­ 1 ensure that they are not molested vessels 14 days' journey from th is,1nnted. itie s located ' him. The woniu.i (Continued from pug* 1) / . ---------i in a m way hnndB the governor u sheaf of p.i hisses incurred by the world flier* island. Y ear 1302," H E R E IN . Sept IH. The boy- aid , •pers. They are testimonial* front are coining in at a pleasing rate, , The ten men mentioned in the I yx.uuu iih ' ii <>f ( I* i m iiny a r e I \t t i l l s V I Y E A R S a the people of the town in Arkansas Mayor F. 11. Hole said Wednesday, i * ' 1” are supposed to have been »*i v« Iv 1 1 I t •* f*>«»( h a l l . W h i t e n u w h ite her husband worked alter Shortly a fte r the globe girdlcis |member* of the exploration party t h e r e Will o n e fo o tln ill rl l ib ten LONDON. Sept. 1* William tc his' escape, and tell of his good re c­ li f t Davton .Monday it became ! left to watch the camp while the y e a r s a g o . t h e r e a r e lh today Ine Willtcrhni m\ head o f a fiiuinh'* a n".t went fishing, as stated ord there. Governor Hardee reads known that each was in debt. $1.w* rks at l-l worth, till swinge a ■ In theory, the stoty of th c \ - m u i .oii p la y i ini'- t i i r o u g h 111 — •• from them uloud, hla fellow hoard 2.r>0 expense money nllnwcd by the t i r e sutnittet and well in t o ’ he <«dd sleiigi h a niii'cl at iii- w ith at the iii pntt.v’s preaenee member* listening attentively. government being insufficient, it ploratioa age of S'.t lie has been married America is that un expedition was vvinter. Tno governor then i^ocs into the was stated. f differing e|»n t hi re time-, bn* IH children living, lit ted out in Norway in I 'thh by Educator* man’s family, hia'dopt rodents, their I ibertv bonds in the sum of $ 1.ions a* to the value of ports, f**d has been a member of tl>> local age, etc. There uro several c h il­ •Jf.o will he pieselltcil to each flier I ’aol Knutson in relief of Colonist* hall, tennis and hockey, U» the Hoi.,iiglt f o o n c il JT .veins and is It is Ixdteved that dren, the oldest a hoy of 16. 'Ihc I at n banquet to be given OcI oIh-i •i" Greenland youth of the hind. Some filtd-Jt b n :i lending lie i c nt |,„.il s p o t s woman weeps us Hhc tell* how the I .'I. should they return hen by that Knutson eventually reached \ iii - ib in \ to overdo tlie inalti-T, i nd contest 1 i ikI and, not flailing those of chydren neeil their fs lh e r. •< i l i n n . A pet fas t gem, ret in a daint y hexagon wlmm lie runic in search. Journeyed •ay todies are suffering ill < ii I a tket woven iil itinuni in ninling. A beautiful n \n Oiler l.i\, llmt iloi n't wot I rt qoi nee, lint as a general tie ig on to what is now the Hudson A free country' in, one in whi< c!*i«<«* ***»«••»&••• tij'Jttf){»pt,,n fiinlbM tint' win. It will pleavo any owner. ut " W h e n I e get litarrie,I th:. i oil-li ' n ,,, l o r n ot thi, divi lopiiti................ lit ts rep;, i'!eo t i- .hard. to. 1m- good-ttiantieieil Huv. t olintry. t1iHe tm- , x plu-.tal • . er. She adds her pica to that " f will make a m m out of hi m. " your | | m dll ion Ills in with the data in ...... . tr.iimiig ol to yotl get nii'llstonied to i ■ B .n ia a n a in » ,a iin B « a c n a c iia a H » ia *« a » ia m a a ija p iM a o t3 B a n B iia *n n n n u a u a B i:a a a i« a B M t A i l.aiisa- 1'em > t nt mind i died on the Kune Stone. "b o y " was good until he fell in mole v 111i in in g hum News Be Sure See tlie Irish People Are Told They Should Remain At Home A ll M a il Properly, dupl STUDEB San Juan Garl S W O R L D FL IE R S MAKING HOP TO ST. JO SEPH NOW Second Prize in the Herald’s Big SuiiHcripfiou Cam paj Diamond Solitaire Value $235 J U u m U | n --“ — m u u i- i i j u u • i j u ; u u , *i u u u m »-« >-» ■ m • ...................... , . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . • . ..... ^ .. j . a j . a i . x- ••• I % s- ■> -:4 yy -t- - t - :* <• ' ■ F rid a y , S a t u r d a y and L o o k th e m o v e r a n d s e e f o r y o u r s e lf M onday + 4.+<.++++4.<.v*++++++-M -+'t-+-i"t-++++++*++->+,:- + + + ,t - + + + + * + + + + + >•:••>*< •+++•: ++<••!• ClvFFF DF ( ’IIKNF $ 9 .0 0 ♦♦*♦•>*+♦•>+*•>+< + + + + + < +<->+'!">*-5' * , + + i SIUKTS t + , { M F N ’S FKLT HATS O YK R ALLS < •> >■ ■> $1.95 XX"!'+<•■>•> •> + •>v -I- <• V <•+ + + ■>•>"<"{•+v •>+ ■>+ + •>■+♦">■!•++ •!■•>+ Ladies’ Muslin A new Shipment " f LA DIFS’ F A L L HATS 3j $3.00 T(> $6.00 NIGHT GOWNS 98c + * ■> ' + •> ^ •>v v ^ •J* •!•I *J* •> f 95c *!•■< »>•>•-h•*•v *J- F *i- v ^ v •! i >-'.-'-:+.;.x<-.:.x..x+.;.<.+<.+<.<.<.+<.+4.<.c.<.o..y<.<.++<.++<.<.+<.<.+v<-y4 + 8G-inch BFLDING S A TIN Per Yard •!• !•'I*v *1*%*•!*•* v •>• j $1.95 Jjt3.(K) Boys’ Bovs’ WOOL FA NTS i SHIRTS and BLOIJSFS l 1: t 89c $2.45 t <•+++++■( "{•++<•v - + + ' { ^ *<• 4.y ♦ •y + <■ ♦ T ‘ » Welaka Block t ’4. , 30x40 BABY -t- + DKFSS A FKONS I Men's Good Heavy + +++ I•> 98c •s New 1.ine of $3.50 % a- 98c % 11< ) l TS K For Yard NICillT $1.50 * All Wool Suits For Men—Serges and Fancy Mixtures v Men’s Muslin 81x90 Seamless Sheets I.atlies’ All Colors in School Suits For liny. With 1wo Fair Flints • > * v * + + + + + - > * + + + ' M - + * * * '> + + V+ V*}*':./H.v + A . + .j . X . +4-<..} IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT YOU W ILL FIND A COMPLETE LINE MEN’S, LADIES’, BOYS’, MISSES., AND CH1LDRENS’. i X + BLANKETS 36-inch PAJAMA CHECKS Per Yard t * t i t 19e $ t Let Us Show You Our i x | TRUNKS, SUIT CASES 98c and HAND BAGS * J. ♦ + + ♦ + •fr+ 'f + + + + <■+ + + >♦<■+♦++♦+♦<•♦ ! ! f I % 4 32-inch C K E T O N. Good assort ment of Patterns 25c + * * *• I . ' .» » $6.00.Men’s DRESS PA N TS, . i - -. • Of V *k % * * . • • • ; < •» �rrrtyV-fTl — OF IEG I0N A fcE fi \ .MQM’N P.QP^ KkfcsOi a — .... ,STi PA U L, Sept. 18—The Amer* l ’Federation of l^ibor and the in Legion nre bound in Son^/onda in n fight “ to make IfAericn one hundred per cent Jj^ifico, intellect’ arid nn un­ listed nfTeetion and love fop George L Berry, dele. from Tenncassoo, former nntl1vice-commander of the Amer* Legion nnd president of the araationnl Pressmen's Union, It in addressing the legion's iventlon Wednesday, tpeaking for orgnnited labor nnd itn president, Samuel Campers, r. Berry declnred the nspirations of the two institutions. Insofar ns glr specific jurisdictions extend, identical nnd that "it was good it in the life of this country bpo has come into existence nn ihizntion such ns the legion, crested in legislation for human BV«lopmerit nnd economic fuir- Uft-Amerieiin •nafounded uijon theories destine , .. , . It The American jederation of n joins with the Amemnn !*• 3n In thnt ifrent 1i*jfi«lntivi* i»i»»■m which neck, k! edim nate Ihlhurt from America. The Fed.-,ab M . wia I . " _ \ *v /■ u , e c C / M u M T iC tC D U V " ', l’ Consenucntl v it is cmnt in t i n r i i p n i r /’’ ’ it I* f ' f f r r t M l , m i d Jc h illi ;n ■bio to point to the record of iiltLociort nnd the Federation of ■ ■ M r .In their detertninati-m 'id h e r a i l Me _t111v l I ‘ " V"1' 1 'initnde .' 'V' t II It.e K l n t r . . r r i r l d n . P r i n t i n g T a x a t io n and Finan ce ---- 1——'— ■ m~iit-5USj I n n n n l v i ).,. c r o p s , , ' u . el p o t a t o U*l u* »PPI> n'l i. .i,| t^.,i . i. s e ^ T E P D A N _ 2 \ ,i .' n \ ‘L - , H -f-H l_S- I -I Li , - . <v- V \ V*' This answer has been given wim N o L t»n ^ er r. i f. • 1i ■i 1 1.4*. 'll *| I I..I Itl.i F o rg e tfu ln e s s It* I I I I I if -•!,*. ....... i ) ...... . " i . imi .. k v- n. i . e. 'ill . ,u., ■ -f i - ..... ................. . .. .1 ......... . ' 1* - ’ ■■ . .1 . t. '"id " .......... .. -......... . ...i f it, , '.n !s: t * i ........... . *»’>*! i f till li v-w ls i m *f. *t11 •V4i n» ii 11*4 Slrftv *f IP t • » .|t IX* 1 'I *44*|I I f1 -1.1 1 ill'll P ' 1»*< 11" " ' i H A V R K . Sept IM.- Paul Pain I.. • |S. i' ll M 4*1. <I I > I.f *> . .. \r i 1*1' I. t , »n t|. it J• I * : i t » « . president of the French Ghnm H w y r f ' P t ' p u t i e * , ha* a reputata i for .bcillg nl.scnt lulndisl v'liicl , would BCein to be ju»t!fiixi Im a r>* Ctnt incident at tin local t.tilMav ition. Mr. Fain I,■ve came to H im . to lh<* Frnnro-Uclgian ... ii , tprativc ceremonies. He was tlie train, ready to return • > i t hi . m Htl was held 15 minutes while ..It Station crew searched for ■I. • lasing luggage. Then M, I'm nlm tb asutsntaoiinlaauauaauaa the stationmsster aside I'tw u it any longer; f have pi>: jibered that 1 did not bring SS?-1" . Waters run dsv|>, but they li full of snags. (Seal) *i mu i *>i %ti n■* jiMil S e c r e t a r y 0f l A u g . I, t l . 13; S e p t . 6. W V * . 26; O c t . 3, Ip, U t U . 31. r n r V 1 |• 1• t See the New DKLl XK ( IIFVROLFT K I L G O R E S E E D COMPAN '1 ' II 1 — *—ph o n y : 2i 1 M O D E R N i ld f i k i n g o r g a n i z a t i o n , xvitb a d e ­ q u a t e facilities!;* *r • ' t' ' I ; I » :t- A R A B L E p e r s o n n e l in ! ’Z 3 v o ffic e rs a n d staff* i c t iv e in t e r e s t in th e in d iv id u a l needs o f ever)' d e p o sito r. IVc invite new accounts HILL HARDWARE CO. t 1. . i :1 d irecto rs, 4‘ * - A » -Ak A On Sale at S irc n jjth s S c rv ic c P ro j* n * .s s SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK >i ‘1\ I*. Itile rest Paid on .SavingH, Acemm;* i' pr <*M *ri}»ltiin l 1 lull *- i “ tl * '' aril I ( U 'f . I *'w*r I' lo r lip k'lU M rb iri;it *j|»fr* n r liti- t l«V I f P H T l H . *>; r r . r r r - f - ■ D r. H K N R Y M c F A F U N , J R . mi ’Tom rrrnisT ------------------------J U 1: AST 1'HJtST S T R E E T ------------------------ A f{‘C(l for evn'y purpose, See our line and get our prices, Your money nark il you arc not satisfied. ! A MOPS AND DIM'SUES D ESTEHS Voil’ll Ik* Surprised Sail -luan Harare ... the very l^si,strains of n( poFToriji^E !W YORI$ or WONDERFti and IVHTT^iPARIS ROM^UNE SEED. W cah' furnish nhy5quiihtity of this de^/red. AND \i*t ■»i ill'll . r vii. ii r I >|!l..i| . f I t . • h i l l I.I , •* . 1 ' li [IT V ">*' f+ J y We, are Lepduu O’CEDAR OIL lift*? If'* f. 1 1 M r i IV it' v. ' s* i i t U. Ct.AY t’ nAW|u * . . ■* S 10 .0 0 ( J l ;A l t A N T E E l ) < r I i* i i*t ■ F E E D Cotton Seed Meal, Fertilizers F E E Ol Brilt, When lie uunounetxi that lomk Was mi ns mg. lie bad In8 M. ll valise*, but no trunk I h> Ilf F l o r i d a , a t T a l l a h a s s e e , t i l tw e n ty -fifth * A. D. I 9 H . 1 Ju ly. LETTUCi .JOHNSON’S WAX I Ii:i\t* .ju<t i vt ur nr tl l*i***111 New Ym k .•im! a m ii.i\v p!v]>:ir<‘(l to trivc my |>at ri>iis mn i v thoi'ntiuh ami ell'ieicnt sur\iet*. I cordi al l y jolicit a n y new n a t r o n a y v and can a s s u r e (hem they will Ip* pleased with my \v irk. in 1 1 .1 in* lit v i * . • i i *iiij#*» » II1.J Sanford Avvttur A n n o u n c e m e r%t * r I !|f Hl»< ** nf 11 *1(1*1 \ . tN f ftx.ni; the t i r f * t S - 4 1 T i ’ 1 1 * 1. th is , t h a 1113 PALMKTI’O AVENUE •1 * l«* a: IUIHI 11* b u s ., h e r e u n t o Mel m v lui„,| ~ F. P. R I N E S i • **!. !*»•. ji ' i i I li.** i. ti\ i * * I I * .....I *. I Jill I i ‘ 'if * M * «1 , thi * 11* * *. f h ' f i h#- St t . - r I | .i I *>r j ii q it i *I fir r* h i it t tin <i- in t il r i* * 1 if.D • f *:* j** t e.i ■a i *i i ■i f m 111 rii t !. i ■11- f T ii - ......... . . | \V t<V 4 t • T <a .It K M i Ml l ii),I r ' I* ll U- a... Iy, .1 Id it* T h .*i d e n ie s T 1.9P , 1 lli.rt ..r i f has f,dt it an obligati.in l<< *■" '' *.•, 11 »>i.*. ■.. ., bus act a* a manifestation id " '«*" .»ll* till ft.» III*,HI *t' *||t« 1" " * - ' —Ii*r It kit I t| '.gratitu d e to those responsible t.n I ll.* M i l l * i f | j .1 |*|.| 4 1/ Qndillg of tlie World's W a r a n d Ii *1 NT I ' l M i l I '||UN I *<|I - •t. * honoruhlc reprcai'tital mns 1#tl V Ml* I >1 |l, i (It f . \ I I M •#' I V t.f * | made in thut ciuiflict in the int<. 111 I M* l It i ll I *, • f 1 « SI nilf P a in le v e !{t*tl 'I’ubcs i i.d. but pressure This bn* coin.- wnn i I . I V I II l l | 1 I 1 I Iff N i the nerennity ol educating I. % * »M ♦ * I I • . .. li . f.f % ’ .ati to tlie accuracy and pu*tn > I III * *f . 1* * 1 , 4 11 H * ................I •T*, o f the Legion's cause. Pii*t, tli.it I 1 > tn I M. ti.i .1 .r S ...... J*. f ' t i l e -Legion has so adjusted it*, ll I • v i i f , . aid *1 *»• .l*i' i fi a* i » * its to nlway* la* right and, m m .el. tt»i u rn i m o r m i \ i xinr.it CBt o f our republic.” $ <E95 $ 1.73 ■a * I r‘ * * M 4 V n j li- ♦ I i .i ts; o ODOi k HAVE YOU $100? A REAL HOME I<» pay down on this .Vroom comfortable bmrralow? Close m; and wo don't believe you can beat die terms. Price FIVIvroom modern bungT* low, close in, two da rive bed] rooms, closets and other foal tures. Shade trees, orangi trees, and lots of beautiful flowers. Large garaive. Thif is a real home. Easy termf s | )ii; sion c;ish, qi-(<> per monUi. l-oioOxlIT. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE * SPANISH BUNGALOW New o-room buipralow, lid'. AIj location. (larajfe, bar.R'e l«>t. Street and sidevalk ail paid. Sma casli payment, balance like. rent. N"ii should see il to appreci­ ate real value. New 5-room bungalow, io cated in best section of city Modern in everyd ay. Eargj lot hi;*- shade trees.' This i^ < real buy. FOR RENT SMALL FARM r* •• I.arive stor * room on First sti'etjL i Also li furnished apartments well located. Near country club, 5 acr^ over 300 orange a trees, chickens ko . too.: Small houi —Price ?3,000, half cash. \ Sanford Feed &.Supply C o. M> rllb Ait'iiU4‘ and 1th St. . JNO. W. S N E E D ........................................................................................................................................................................ c m m -u iu ii I'hoiK* 3:j'.p. fn r i a l t « b w l ^ h e i t a t e „ f v\l v TIT^TIMON^ W l l n i t p , r* .10 x 3«/i i [»rny 'l ubes : 12 x i ALL *!• <f Y’l rlihi iiu.I in* Mum i i.i. . f (hr. f I l . f. l i . , I, «. t I \ f• III! Sl.,1, c , 41* rtr° p r o v i d e d h y l a w Gut prices on nil sizes United | S ta te s , IVnnt ylvnnia, Federal, Vik­ ing. */ f .*kf*»ii 1 I "Labor'* nnawci to the b , - .... , , when inquiric* and request- Go .support were (.ought, has I.i , . g^tell us what you ilcsiie and «> fiall undertake with von and all N v ' •in r p11 i. Either forward looking citiren ..t Sur country to *e>-ure it for x.... I i \\\ I I » ( ' rat*5«, o r i h # U r M from. i r u m . iTtiiy u"*,’ ho .11pport I| T I R E S A L E m »edy to illiteracy. \ I 1 H* i I 1 . v »I I ||I n 1 ] . 1*1 i 11 I..t i\ •, ^Thcy hnve concluded Hint them ' r a «luh i amp. m ... ' *i It M iJl J" I II V 'if I hi* ■1* N I«' hi* |' iftiIi* f M * Awo principal reasons for it s ! . - ~* It ♦ f.'<■11.» « 11.1-r#*».f vi, Mu ura nit a 11 i t. v m T »*. f , I l»f i,. exiatencc in America, l-’irst. the O d d A p p e a r i iik B o a t M* * '* - I ' l l I • M' I < *i f lift 11 uxplotation nnd use of children in . i» - u , .1 the faclorlrs, the shops, tlie mine* I S l> lllll ON I O IllO O IlS I •I and (he f a r m * - - tin- commercial!/._ , •r . C o f child life. Thu remedy pro < I.F A K W A 1 I it, Sept !:• An ijjd by a further remedy of these (M),| , , „ ri )llt i,,.,,,, fl„ ’ ";• H ,11 institution* i* identical Sec- tu g about t..e untie.i I..•, bit. A . , RIM* furl till*- r einutiFtthcs.' two j.i *pi<ed estnnaled at tijt\ or 1 ’ '' '*' . 4.lu 0 e n * have said Ttnutngra- sixty mile* an lu.ur, i».\. *iigi*.ti •»• '’ I r . i ' r ' ^ ' T f r 4^ .Ml I•I.• M»‘ hliB played h 6 part, and I b. revealing it a* belonging t.. ,l,.m. ■ ‘ a tl* % ' It1 III I hi t t a x i i h <1.H •* ' f . i# *.* ' ri M’ ffivc thnt their i ouclusion t> . .*t ] ia\ is, a I... nl me. iiant. , bo >■.r. ill* Ilf* U L14•11 * ,, ' | *•It' bM BL T h e y , n n a ennWMiDWiee, luive htnnted it of t w o | . . . n t o . , h » , n p r o 1 " I* I ' ' Jointly urged upon thr govidu"r"*nt pcIler Tuid engine taken h o r n a - 1 t .11 I ■1 11ll I* 111 ;,U»e enactment of an Iminigy ntioi. nirplune, , ,, , id rcsponNivc to tiie i('i|uinLi. ot * . i . W that will i.e b u l b pr act leak pi*i mi i i. i i . i t I * I III\ . ' bur nation.” --------ill Ml. IP. 4 I t I I I III I S II, 1,4 ' •*|)n ft * *•f he 1 cderittion of l^ibor hit* & The 1 * ! <U"I t r 11. ■ * -ri «• M 111 i . i. .if 1 > k | unanimously cii<lor*cd the legisla v *Mw* * It ' 111* M ilt *.f I Ji l l . 1.4 «||<| |>1|** r*I *1 J. t *1 I • r t i T ® program of the l**gton in t..t> •x* I<»lll |N *> I *|! I■>ft *• pi m)M** I * i . ■ * • * | < * | p t| * T 1 f * * 1 * IL* l i * l, s * 1 1 1 1 1 1 L i • 1 1 f Mr. ltcrry *aid, and dir-doing so , “there win. brought to thb l* gn.n' cause the greatest single m.m< n c«l find lcginintivc force witlun lie tttonfincs of the nation", „ i WELAK a BUILDING- ' 1 ■» *•» * -i*. . ' i . > - I . 1 I I I 1'ii"t" i l»* inlliiH' iiu it(*' •-rnl iti»*m I•» •i ••i**1I<•f t*'■»'i» I■ t, I* f-•* IJ•** * x. 1u#j hh'l is prepni*n(- > A ln . i . t i n f ♦li« i"%.(i*•l|iitit Invii tr! i**v» ii*** * f PMf.lii ft. i* vt'itfi- i 7 P > i, , . - • * » ;■ U bit net. .1. i e l l l h o| ( PHONE 8 M lI B IB I II lI B B B B II II ia ilt HIRED FOR MOu 'i*l M f <■Ili *VV I fit .1lit* till III* ft! .S- l hil l .1 • f A f t l r l * 7 ..f t l i " * n 1 11 Dt |. m i*f f hi- M i i | . **f r i . ' t hi i t(1 . Mm li mw land i- being . lean d f. .i , n- „m< C H A R C O A Lj j rr»« pEft sAtK Ball Hardware Co. S o -' An d w h a t ' 6 BECO.^tE O F T H E . ^TEM O G CAPH ER L r* CM MR. 6 U N N ' J U ^ LG O is". J h . 1 f'" ' ■" ••*« a. ■■ *........ i-- « it f,,r »!*■■ ,'1*",|i’»l b*>. h. o, u m, ....... lull, n I ant im-t.-t r tor. on ............... *•"« inr*.*m. ••f r. 1 j u< i? i \. t it ■• i . *it *on \, K 'u T l ’u X m """ " ’ ' ' " ’ •• "ti.o, 'IZ f pm rsaifl H i A i l l O f f * : B e e tle n t, T h e T .e g lslntu re nro\ ld <1 f o r n u n ifo rm nnd eqVr.rf, r a t e o f t a x a t i o n , r * <-cft H»xit ■'t provide f o r s p cclnl n t t o o r r o t e C on In tn n g lh le pro p e rty , b u t auch s p e cia l m i t t * — -r'»»* reed rive m ills on t h e d o lln r or in e v nlu.itlon o f iiucn im nn K i tl|0 property* w hich aht-ciai M1T** to R■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H IIB H B B B IIIR D purp The votes cast u. romtdlaaj l i o n at . t h e n o x t g e n e - a l e l s c t j ^ n o f said proposed amendment* * R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s , t o tft smnvass, declaration* and tlon l' A^ilUe* S.'of*?h” oVnsfr.?Ton thereof, shall he subjected i same regulation* gnd rcslr o f the H l i S or F lo rid a * bo a m e n d e d ele y,, „r the t'onslllullon of Article M | \ T ?. ‘H O l . l ' T l ' i V I ’ M -,. \ in* lilt un-tit " I ■ n ’i | d i •f t i l l * li* 7 »if I I m I *<*is^I If lit (lill " f 1)1 S f1.11** «if f-’ I'it<i Li 1,« 11.1*1*i 1111jh I " - * i' ,i r I N l‘|h *i t htum* fit * it i : • •i v■ 1 .i i it * i « < 11 i ,i t m * , !■ INT ItK.StWrTIOM Ijrrjriosllig I M C siS iS -M fS fty ! n«n.,r' i',~fV»rl., S g gj-.-.-...... AlnendmeitJ M« > " w; , l 1 " ,; 1 of six i« res wltl* b hit - --------- = tw i d l y tlnH «»r At nM.HjnlllJrP- M experiences, to h&stilntc in . . ’ 1 , 1 ■ , hi u mii..i ic .iomioi la.ii.its 1 | ,,, (1M,| . .,,n i. .,, i , „ . aupport and allcgihnec to tbe ,,M<‘ I,|p|‘« l H,, f from one j _ .. . i. ..t.!l. ,.* Vi , ' I- ! ! , i Bposition or eradicating iililrr- * *“ i ristti rn-xt t*. 1 1 *1 ** rtn nn'ir-nt \ n.ivr it i:s< *t.i tf >v tt.-- ■. «* ■i.mrai i t.. . * . 'i t ........ . ' H e am e n t. In ttiu e v e ill t h a Inturo nhirtl fe.il to r e a p n o r t lo n th e r e p r e s e n t a t i o n in t h e t ,e g l* ln ttirii jut re q u ire d hy th f * nmentlnieiil* the O evernor sh sll (w ithin thirty flays a f t e r th e a d jo u rn ­ ment of th e reg u lar s e s s io n ) , r a i l t h e ( .e g ls ln t u r o t o g e t h e r In e x t r n o r d l n a r y s es s io n t o c o n a b lr r th e q u e s t io n p t r e a p l 'o r t l r n m c n t and s u c h e x t r a o r d i n a r y s e s s io n o f t h e t .e g ls l n t u r e Is h e r e b y m s n d n t o r l l y requ ired to r e a ju 'o r t ln n t h e r e p r o sentntton ns re q u ire d by this a m e n d m e n t b e f o r e Its a d jo u r n m e n t (nnd su c h e x t r a o r d i n a r y s es s io n s o ; c a ll e d for rr.ipp*>rtlonnr«nt ahull * ----------t — U o 'llm li**•! In expire -al« the Ajd- \ N L'U.GO GOINTO INTO 'll | IN STORE FOR MOU r~p IU. 1 v______ — — --------- ■* \ Th e me^ t room AND POT SOME ON Jiuvnl <W. I„ Watson) W*. have •>' »x:o - i l t .m ! -ti.ill l.. submit • M'-n i : . f in. > ..uxtltmi ,.r t|)f. .a wilh ., w„,j i*d -<• •«• * r- . r •>. Mat.. «t | i e. n. e n. i,. ,.,e . . Uo. , i .... ; » * , . ( itif 1 1 im i.ti * i». i -ti in i» in-hi *m '"Munt*. •f HoinI^ b\ &[<• . i d lax* t known incubator company wbu b i< I ll(, , lrs, !l(t, r n .«i Bel.....I la - t n e t s ....... tb. l„ .» of v innsnlering putting in a large I M..i i.i n . -..t,. i \ |. 1••'J< « Tax i • ;■ Blnhna in ml ;bllU(u.ry 1t, Jm-ksunvill*-- tin* we *i,,.*., ui i........... , , . ,, ' i ** *' 1' 11 ° I ''" C M,r .„*■ ,J D u n /^KVSS SQOiNT ^EUElM eoCN’S BEEN TELL'Mb ME WHAT H VlONDERFDL Tv\\N6“KNe*C MUD" - PERHNPS MOU'D UKE TO TGM \T AMD SEE. IF Santa Rosa (J . G. Hudson): F o r­ ty of our farmers united in n cetopcrativo association Tuesday. Oknjoesn {It. J . H art): Farmers j nro busy picking a satisfactory , cotton crop; yields especially good where poison was used to control the hoi I weevil. Wakulla (G. C. Hodge): Have made arrangements to have some kind of county fair; arrangements ksnsi hum.ni. Q / W IIC THERE'S A eO R PR iSE r . of men nnd women would re Marion (K. Moore): S'* \v mo- I ; spoml ^in . frese f ® c n t n i e n t wt n n y t h i f q : f vii* p r o j n ’tnii u i h I v u rn * iit x .•ri r u that la - In ci cantrnvolition to out t*»r ihut thi* Chamber of ( uiinm r c American idea i*i* „ u H'oI r ami purpOBVB any |nnt-hfi*r<| f»»t vountv rxiirivinu 1 ti^<011 «* has ln«« been Ii*»i*tt delivered; *t*«1« i>*h v « ^j*,. ■ llckcrUthan , would , I trio Atnotiran , 'agents v......... F e t* r a tlon of Iaibot% It stands IU(W idanning n fall series ..f meet •intuiat-aovictiam and communism; |iujr,, ,n which to use this ma. lnne. 1 liv e to the well be IW of our n ti ISSSiiihin* K ■ Extracts County Agents’ Reports will follow. Iiillsbf rough (R . T. K e lly ): Seme fall vegetable crops have been planted; strawberry growers are preparing for the winter crop. Hava citrus club at Antioch; gave it first lesson this week, showing the hoys how to study insects through mag- j niTying glasses. Osceola (.1. It. G unn): Out grow- . era’ nxxnclnlirfn hss rmployctl a [ manager for next eight months (<> j look a fte r growers" interests in o", Internntionnl Trades stlling and marketing strawberries ns thnt mnkc up the Amori- nnd other truck crops. Fcdcration of l^ibor nre both linker ( R . F. W a rd ): Wo held .a fltriic nnd legislative in chnr- tobacco meeting in Marelenny on r/' Mr. Ilcrry asserted, Monday; many farm ers attended; rrh o Amcrlrnn Federation of j about 75 acres pledged for tobacco | ' is Ameriran in its every next year, but unless we get stif so nnd sentiment. *1 venture ficlcnt acreage to hire a tobacco observation thnt no organi*;i- demonstrator we shall not plant. E E S L 01 ,w*,,ch n,Y ■ HERE’S VsMERE. L MAKE SHORT "VJOR.K OF THAT HOMELSf MU6 BEHIND THE, TYPEWRITER KENS [GENCE FIGHT, SAYS BERRY Aspirations of Two' itUutions Arc Identical; ifnr ns Jurisdictions (tend; Fairness Wanted o r ' re g u lar Htife ■hall hi Which *v «r shall h a r e been Ink s iT c y in ? h o ° XI S a li-m in ; Glenn J. A) imbish, JacJi Me K c o w h /o . It. Ilrooks, Wlilter M. Gonnelfy ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B K H n aaaaMa i aH aBH aBH aBfla|||i|||B a K a a B a ^ M ff �Taking the lead in many ways Sanford is far behind the times in its cemetery facilities. While other Florida cities have looked after this important matter, Sanford has neglected it until today the problem confronts the city and must be solved. For $300 the city commissioners have purchased ten acres as a site for the proposed ceme­ tery. Now it needs $10,000 for the purpose of developing it, for constructing driveways, for installing a waterworks system, a pavilion and other requisites found in well-kept cemeteries of modern cities. I It is the plan of the city to sell cemetery lots to individuals. Soon the city will be fully reimbursed for this expenditure and (he cemetery will be self-sustaining. All that is needed now is the money to develop the property as it should be developed and to make it possible for Sanford to have a modern cemetery. This is a matter which has been agitated by citizens for a long time and now the oppor­ tunity is offered to solve it. The necessary money is included in the bond issue which is to be voted upon Monday. To do so it must take every advanced step possible. It's citizens must stick together and work shoulder to shoulder to make this city all it should be. If Sanford is to continue to grow the voters must see that the various bond issues are carried. No backward step should be per­ mitted.. Only a few days remain before the important bond issue of $325,000 will be voted upon. It must be carried if Sanford is to keep its rapid march to prosperity. __ The four provisions in the bond issue are all important. Good health first. next. Money for paving and then a city cemetery. ... Will you help your city grow? This advertisement paid for liy the following citizens in tcrcsted in Ihe welfare of San ford and endorsing the hand issue Edwurd Higgins It. W. Pubrmun, Jr Forrest Lake Fnmk I*. Forster W. H. Tunolcliffe E. A. Douglass Geo. A. DeCottea R. L. Dean It. H. Berg G. E. McCall II. T. Bod well E. F, Lane A. I*. Connelly T. W. Lawton J. L. Matthews \V. M. Connelly S. M. Lloyd J. II. TIIIIb F. J. Gonzalez R. C. Maxwell II. T. Hodgkinson 1*. A. Mcro Geo. W. Knight R. C.J Bower Dr. S. I*ulest on A. C. Fort G. ('. Fellows Dr. I.. I). Brown H. Overlin II. C. Du Bose B. L. I'erkins I. (I. Ball Dr. I(. M. Mason W. I*. Carter W. A. Leffler It. J. Holly li. W. Spencer, Jr. A. H. Hamrick A. Rufield S. W. Bradford It. B. Wight John. Meisch A. It. Platt Fred W. Ball Dr. W. T. Langley E. C. Smith, Jr. J. (I. Sharon S. Benjamin I*. Weinberg J. C. Deen Flton J. Moughlon Lloyd F. Boyle N. H. Garner A. banner Fdward Kly T. L. Dumas Fred Crundall A. It. Key Modern jail �THE 8. [ • •**»# * t l l t n i M * 01 10M . > / Monday A:n Important Day M N )| ■r ■* Sam ara. ri»rt«a 1O vjll be another important day in the life of .V I^I .i A th * Potior Ilea; Sanford. It will be decided then whether the city continues **. 1*.onut r4. Klorldn, under Ac! of■ its great growth or whether it takes a step backward A bond issue amounting to three hundred and twenty­ Jttll.l.Alkl» L. inCAN...... .. CJIfat m> nowa r ii d k r u . ---- Ms wager ; Jive thousand dollars is to come before the voters for decls|tl Jtagwalta Arena* I’kM * 14t ion. If the bond issue carries, and it ought to carry, San­ ford will keep up the good work already begun and will tell u a tta irn o a r a tri M BIx Months..13.10 the world that it hns awakened to its great opportunities. £ 1m by C arrier, pe r There are four provisions in the issue to be voted upon ha. W e ek ly Edition. 13.00 Tho first and most important item of them all is the ono re­ garding sewers. From a health standpoint, if for no other, this should be carried. The second is that of a new city jail. ‘ w.OttJtore-oL importance and one that should cer­ a t re g u la r a d vertis in g r a t e * tainly be okey’d by the voters. Third'is the ono about paving. M B K n V i m a b b o c i a t k o p n ie a a l e AaAic'alrd P ress la esclun* The people are glad the streets surrounding the schools, parks r envCled to the use fo r repub-' and city* property have been paved* and they arc willing to Hon Df a ll n t w i dlsnatchea Ited (fl It o r not otherwiaa c r r d * pay f.°r it. »,A small item of only ten thousand dollars has In th f ) paper and alao i h * Ibcal a published her tin. All rig h ts of been included for1 the establishment of n city cemetery which ibflcatlon of special dlagatchfR is badly needed. . < ' ( Jn alao rg»^rve£. g y 1 llefuld thinksJ i U i s h/irdlv TlOCPKHnrv f n b o o n nr-irirvrr 1 THE SANF6RD T H E FOOTBALL, SEASON O^PENS. As Brisbane Serf " If DAN DORRS SA England'* Plan. Very offer,, even in aongor car. there's a c How Does C anada Do I t ? All Were Once Killer*. Japan Won't Attack Ua. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ARNING TO M E D D L E R S :-: that posset h by, and m cddleth s t r i f e b e lo n g in g not to him , I* one |hnt tak o th n dog hy the — P ro v e rb s 2 6 :1 7 . . r WORK! ik God f o r th e m ig ht o f it. h# Brdog the u ige, the delight of spring* frori) th^j k rari')i Ittlng the »oul nnti broirv on fire, b, w h a tS * so u**(tH ht ijt of b, w hntlis bo glad as the b eat of *(|Tv ltd w h in in no kind iib tho; Item com m a i d , jftHenffkig b ra in nad * h e a r t tu u j h a n k God for tho pride o f it, the beautiful, conquering tide o f I t, . Weeping* the Wjkw. ; life in its f i d"S. O furious f * hrilllng.the prteriea, deanaTng th* blood, , > . t a t c r i n i stupor nnd dull despair, ovlng the dream er to do and dare. B, what, is so good ns the urge of nd w h a t is so glad ns the surge 11 •Ir M i r w h at is so strong as the sum America Wins A train _______ h u,< the gam ..f -Anil wllUt is so kind us till* erut I g f^ fo a d • • w Forcing ^la oil thruuKb the run*—I road ? % * Workl 1 .Thank 0od for the swing of jt, For the clamoring, huniincring ring of it. r . Somptg fear it W ff« r it w j i : . T o u sc lew hear a t h a t he hi . o r one su, Mhose killed, but polo playere are not made in ;» day .nor i now tweni> -four, and tb d. was oiifv seven when b nil. lor many years lb now lot l v-seven. wa V l .. I - tho hills. H* men shirk, ^MoASUIV V n t Robert Hniwiniig i Know the tr u ffle ' rules thm <’ ---------------- *' h I It • j g - Ono {dure they dnli’t wear any more clothes in-wintei than in sum III III' It hjihit at MllIlF |R'|||h| 1*1 1• n e t is ft! Florida beaches. time fm cities to have t hainbem of •' ' H r,' -------- -—o —. — -s All Sanford fn-eded was fur th.„. ' Oinilli-lce. Obviously, such think j "(li HMVnass to wear o ff in order t.,, |nig would In* illoglcul. jriv a Orlando a good licking. , , A chuiybv1 >>f csijiiiiK-ztv i s . ilium Mv. i IuHied to do, well, vvliut *' tVhy tid v***iki Florida led lii tin; American I. I suits iif necessury tlni.g.* for the buck Ifion parade in' St. Paul the oil. , (‘ily.'vk.d’pDil/itbly vvMI'i.h-w.M,ii.fti ’'•nis day. Aguln Florida leads. *-r taking thought Invigmute it* |),, »tv If interests, In Ip tz iqak*- u cum r a n ,|, ore yastecduy of four ‘ o menduble part hi urban urhirvi h. isli properly demunsQ-nli-y <y< Ut*1- stim ulate it. <ftlvt'rti|**( n v tin- w ford’s baseball dlumiit,d‘ \ ‘Y”* kik-ijjlf n R vaam l g.flug uhesil ^ it a t : and sii is her team. , -v *1 * Hm* U h s k o i ™ iTumJusiun. t»h-it gt, — - o —- — * • lelution us a citizen und luxpAgci j h( te leads Ui the Lilerury , I'1 ) “u su-taiij^ to, uivant^r <d I . . straw, vote. If Coolidg.- cmiinieice of your city •■( It |,;, s » bed In this straw vote. Myers, t,. Iy,-t sjn* ifn- ? Wlnxt iiu|> itai.lv (ill bu o f short duraUuji W iuucil ‘on t^at eg laL n h f ^wt-Ua — -------------------- -------------------- o 4 - ------- ' * J'P t i v li a.fcl M i - I i i e u f u l k n a * i j } i Auflb* I w 1-eKthou i w iq ie t na turi The you (tone • y o u r d u t y t o a l *' c o n c l u s o n t h a t y o u c u n e v o l v e by rlcttning up ymtr vu, , '• UiaJ it t» > o u r doty iy s u p j K t f l and cu ttin g the Uwtr ia ti »0 nlsmibt r «r i--nini.-G ei Ih wnftt nt ymd ? , ever w a y you cun, w he th er yo u are , ---------------------- r , , , , J* b u sin ess m au ig^ W 'Hvqil, p rp fess J m e n c Ince of Wales bus derided Io n a!'man or wntnifn. ol ju st h'prl tlon, I t 1 iRiaon and fistur, Mrs. ■qttijt, spent the weektn. Keknrdl and wife a 1 Hut it will be reduced again a f te r September 27. prizes are to be given away by The II , h •i , lie zes are all worth having. ir mu i ‘.i \ "• **■ -I that vv. Might offer .............. .. *«• 1 ..... the f i r m . Mini ,Mllw auk. i J “ ieir inipi-lling motive. ' I t t* oast under*lan mg lu-vv are f tin—i could .|it:,.i a - niotivi tor whi t ha* been d- Me Mill I hi - 1e a -'" i , hi till- pii-iniM-s, but t I - admit frill, ,ly thut th • J i i " n I" idiicii - beyond our power to -■ plan I he iimsl vve can do i* die same Iliul you can do as well, S an mallei what your qaalifienluui* In vt ill.let 11'III sill -itile about III ' lie da i i, !m a ii an- vvi i . 1have i-viih'iiCv I......... noli- In d-> s • ri guild i(Uu- | , i.lgLU-c U ii-n ale h) in, lacail* tin M'l'Hlh, hli\ »• fur u*>r*e i- going -n taki ng l>a-l uhhki'> - w !iir h * k I.A r O L L K T T E 'S I'A U TY ........... . . ufiruM'i h*v; ii |] v »•xi lli*d !*«•* au-»i i ,. j | , , . . . » l o l l ) oq«! ami rv jftltfii HU'inhurx ut \ ll,“ l i* iihl» who , . and L i. are A g e n t s for the Y ellow Jacket Spray Cart TW O SID! f i(ao.*('\ilt Mull Moom* Dxpciii * *1.11 h a f f atfa. k«(i Ui Follftic*. NuSuch u propuMticu i» altogether tmilv know- any of the fo .ty odd. >1 '“>1 I’o ttively amusing, -xeepting G em ge Ade, who pioba- H I 1* fan tastic to attem p t to con-*1v jo ;III-.I the party for a Joke. > ( f * i °* “ locomotive calbn g an i In- La I ollctt,. party m p o w e r - 1 ^ S W * * ? ^ * 10 for dkin: ful and g i owl— because it nucim •<*•»• *ln<;c tho 4i.Aifaagtf uro alahi'iit tfine for a third paitv For- J "»P/t "wholly the other way. So tie. c a n ’t last forevei. e.-pei islly , ‘tJffa noC likely that this campaign wnell they uiiuliout alike and ** j P f**-! hut there IH in the i- otrolu-d by tne same intelligent I un[tauntoment of the piopo< imanrud o iganizations. •consldi-rahle food for * ---------thought. GOV EB.N'U’tH N C I I O T ha» A railroad tr.nu, hound to it i •tgauti the death w arrant of track und running on schedule, young colored woman who killed u has the right of way, under cer- I (doled policeniuu und uleaded self tain te atliction s, over the uulomn1 U-fi-nse, Shu will be the first wo- bile socking to cross the truck. It man executed in the S t a t e of Penn- is also cited that in the case o f n >‘ y l'n nia in 5t& years. Governor collision the damage is not always ) I <iiehot signed the death wurrant - limited to the .motor car. At- «(«• |. ;r 1 ,,,,r ' Fall Dresses ■ T H E I.A D IE S 'S H O P ! . i i B B S B a B i i i a i i i i i i i i i s i M i s R n i i i i s i | l a i l l l |i a i | | Just Like “ New ---a n d Serviceable WOMEN W HO |.()> I H K A ITY and AU*. .1. |-'. At, pa'ciil Inm m m g is a ru b, univ. uiuii)m tvjusl. like lIn drawiug. is l be number tm the right. We b a te it in s a l III. sliid e , jijit ••111 and the iit -vi .-bade ■>. brick iln*l tan. j u --i | Sanford Steam Pressery ill tt ++ ++ ♦♦ " I l ir A K A N T K E I ) WtiltK-------------------------------------------------- ( i U C K SE R V IC E "t I . \DIES* WORK OCR S P E C IA L T Y . PHONE 56« M--- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++(-•• + + + + 'M' + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + <. + <.j . + + <. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + < .+ + + + + a I + Reality-lover* will del ghl m the slteer ii»vt*linesM nl (all Slippers ill glistening palent tit tieh saint, m i e\i|u:siti‘ are llteir Inii*.*, then dainty straps tracing (lean-cut delicate pat­ terns. •!•+ ++ <■♦+ + •!■++ ++ + * + + -♦-*•+♦+ ■♦•+ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ +++ + ■}■-I DUPLEX San Juan Garage Co ' '* . ruiti ( « ' W * dinre'jaru tin* traffic , • .. . A driva their calx intu Mi m iifii*t went with Volie W. B . Crane, o f Palntka, with fur as Hendersonville, the Southern Utilities Company, ag her^ Tuesday and spent Thursday in Simford the if back by auto, Mun- guest o f the Vuldez Hotel. s buck with him Mrs. Friends of Mi and Mr*. A It ull und daughter who The many friends of Mr* A. J . Key vtill it,- gh.d t,. 1,-ain i hat tbi--! (oying a vacation there ltiehardson will lie tileased to know little dunghti-r. Adel.mil-, i- mut-h r of weeks. that she is able to be out nftei her " -p:,-v,-(l from her reti-nt serious recent illness. illness. Hfr■*» la, E rie VibV’ n lull-nee Ty n er are ut J . It. Carlisle, J r . , of Ocala spent i Ht b-iol from Uusala. several duys in the city calling on local merchants, stopping a t t Inpk'will not be nble to Montezuma Hotel. ppniiit mi-lit Sunday und J . E. Toole, o f Arlington, Ga., IW m t'psula, us he has Micl his usual strength. spent several days in Sanford call­ ing on local fertilizer dealer*, the R pleasant real surprise guest of tho Montezuma Hotel. P held Saturd ay evening gif ML nhd Mrs. Archie * -L . M. Stewart', with the Atlnntie I Popular young married Count Line, o f W ay cro ss, spent iGrapcville. I t wus‘ in Thursday in Sanford , stopping ut Itbe weather nnd they the Valdez Hotel. F*d with u g r e a t many M r. and Mrs. J . W. Lind Icy and I 6*efup th in gt. mostly for liain of dishes. W it h ::t h e children '. Jeava today h were T5 present: MISS bridge, G «.t where they will make p . Mms Florence Malm their future home, much to the re ­ IfWence T y n er are a*-' g r e t o f th eir ninny friends.. pichool frwn Upealn. pii** M a r g a r e t . Ericson Palm Beach and a num- | U a l l b l i m B f e a » H i i i i i i i B i i B i i i i K < i i E i i i B s i B i a u i [•indt-rniere besides the r were present. Th e re ken lovely rak es served Dor ref rush rnenta. ' t in c o r p o r a t e d ----------------- 207 E . Commerclil Si S A N K ( l H l ) . K 1 .0 U | U A S E E T H E WINDOW i B i i ii it n ii ii iM ii ix i ii ii ii ii i x i ii u v iu in i i im i i W IL L T H IS H A N D SO M E C A R B E Y O U R S ? n g-w b od , vI............. ui seeing .in uiilmno. tiilt »i pi ouch crossings. Warning *>IMi- nitoiiial ic signals, gates, and ut In r devices have not served to clu . driver* who plunzc uh, ;,d nee* tingI) oblivious ol datigei, trymg to make a i russing ahead nl trains. '1 In re arc said lo be two sides to every question and this que*. Don of the use c - railroad c r o s s ­ ing.* Is one th at arises too often to he ignored. The rights uud rerpo.isiliilitten of the automobile (Inver and tin. railroad engineer Zirc mutual am] reciprocal. K »ie f Stanl* \ olliei U l»e. Kllli,I "* ' **’ S T U D KBAKKR Itnn ,v .. <I t . When a tiiilfoutl tain .1 d .in atitnmohiU* •11i«i «* nf a «?•• %m,; .. ..i, << , .... i .i, , ,i, t i l t h il.* ii M m I •<*u*» »< t»li> .. , ... *. . it K«hriall> l.n tu .i**/i ! cum , . .n » . . i .. , . ... , , .'niium* «*l flu* lailiumU **l Ui n un ||y KttU, .,UlllllllB u , am ii\wh « M a a a i aaiaaaiaBH|||1|||||(||||1(||i(||||i|(|i|||i||i|i| 11••Ir ** d**\ I*•#••*«• ^ d all |*arll«*N rlalinltiK In , m|t*r .*1 First Street, Opposite Mngnoiie A'"1 t *1 nartlrn «|;» l*ii«Jiiir> If I I n I u k a n d If «!s*nd |1 ' ’** d r " r< ••I i**i' •«• <l.i |mi li i u I n f <t i *»i «*uri •*!•»•. *| • r » •! r t i n *id| d n a 1. I l m h a ii *ii at*d *'* tt»n li* Ii • 1 >1 * l i a m i n Ivor liitxluiM*! *1* W. A. Thompson, o f J a c k s o n ­ ville, was a business visitor in Sanford Thursday, while re g is te r­ ed a t the Vuldez Hotel. A hustler can enroll now and by keeping hard at i *• l ii I . . « .Mat m •• » • » * ! dunghill. m and Mr* A. J . I.ossing nnd T Hell returned Thursday Jacksonville wile- lhe> huve nnllcp I.nice at the sessions S on >•! ign Grand I mlg • ami •socialion> o f Heh(*kal) A* •I It ai w !• uill •• Mi Morris Wintbish returned Thurs bolt. day from W ashington. D. C., where lie spent a p l e n w ^ |WPWlf|fn .D l The vote schedule for the second period , A 'ltlrn w 1m tint I nn A k r r < « . |i »t j ht*l»ntii1. i1 f «' 0 i|ri *i | <,r o lh e rw h e ; .\ l l r . d l i e r s o M J r n m l --------H lo i f i e r R o i t , hi* If H vIn fT . II n«1 ' I f b! i *h *I a ll |t;irll»*<B r l u l m l v i K I l H r r * r*?H \ n n l* r in#* N.ihl T I io iiih h A. j Jlf o tlM m m i i i J r . n n d ------ -- f l r n t h r r - ; « It: The West O n* Tlalf MV ^ r of the I I d i , l i : * \%lf»*. d^r mi iB*d. *»r o i l i e r * w Ih «*. . . r <in«l«*r e n r h a n d a n y o f 8 KH of Mention 33. Tow nthlu 19 S Rnm ir 30 Bast, leal the fo llow ­ I hi m r a l l y »ir o i h « * r u li«e. In ing deaerlbed parrels of lntnl: Hem v l to i l* . f..l l o w i n g d**p<*r Ito-d gill nl the Smitbenat corn er of the r*f»l • •ifth* ••Il lint r In H n n f o r d . West one bnlf of the South, ast S « n ilii'il- t’o im iv , F lo rid a , to -w lt ■loaner of See, 32. Twp 19 N. It J ^ t a ^ 4 a n d f« o f l l t o c k 13 T i e r 30 E run North 9|« feet thence u rro rd iiig K II T ra ffo rd 'a South 91* M i l l of the- i ' i i v I*f S a n f o r d H r m l * l West .133 feet, thence feet, t lienee Knat 333 feet to tie. ml** ( ' •ntn> F l o r i d a . n « rcrortl***! In ( l i t l*o 1*1li* ItBM'orda n f ••a h| c o u n t v . gluing cunt Mining 7 ncrea nmre nr lesa. nnd nlao lesa beginning c.nrt 7 K m| it* a n v a n d n il i » F r " o n * or f..,t Weal and H ! 1 feel North of 1 *ntti«v* k n « » w n a n d u n k n o w n « - l n l m the Houthenst corner of the West Irift ati> f 1 1**li I . t l t l r o r I ?i t ••r t to D n| I** tin* f o t i t w r t v ti«r* ‘ lfiahov«a i one hair of the H K o f Section d«*|«*i ll>* <1, I n o r I h r - iiBth a n > of tto* 72 Twp IS s Range 30 B run a l» 0 v •» ti;«toe*(| lu i r l l e n . or In m i i > North 2 IO feet I henee West 210 tn .Villi t u tint • n e v e r fell Ihrtire .Sooth 210 feet, tlienee rl M ra n l l e r u d n n . I f l l v ! I‘.ns| 2 to feet t,, beglnlng, rontulnIti 0^ itlol If d«*ad. n i l |inrtl*-n cln lvii* Ing one acre . •ii K lt»« •» **| r t i n d o r it*** null! M r a N o r th 1 II nn'iis north w esterly tn S It l l r r n d o n . d#*rfi»n»»d o r o t h o r I *«•ir t m I n k « ntalnlng I I acres more w ilt*. It \ 11 *•t tidoO. If IIVIVIK il fid «.r le** I n f •’ r **nf n I It n ' V . a f t l t l o w , o r «>ttif r w Inr . If hrr#»ln atM i\ l i v m r. *nd If d**ud.a l l p n ril.n f l l r , ., ||r|| • I.H m i n i tn t..|. nl«* t i n d o r t h o tuilil nr \njii«* I* Ita ir d o m ip e d or n l h r r - . v , r »* l|e. ' o nl** II lla rr, n u ld o w . o r »..fi %tl •t l i t w i s e If luittkt »n*1 If d«*ad. 1j , *lf> . *11 | i i ' •* ul.ilmirn: lnt»*r« Nt*» u m l e t ? * i h . - *on.l M.nl *. II H a i r d . - r o a n . - .l ..i . / |! n _ , |r,,% Mi-’s Annie Hawkins ha - return d from ('nimm-tei-, Ga., where s|pMr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Znchery mo 'p e a l a delightful summer with tored to Orlando Thursday where l i u m ls and relatives, they spent a pleasant afternoon. ______ „ „ „ .. . , , The friends of Bobby Marl.,wi­ ll. N. Holly returned Thursday .. . , . from Daytona Bench where he u '.'1 1,0 •» «<> bn-w Unit In ■­ spent several days on business. doing niee'v a fte r having Ins ton ' -------fils ri-niovi d tile f i st i f the Week. it. H. Dougherty, of Jacksonville, spent Thursday in San ford regis Mr-. Ida M Daughter)’ < f [.al­ tered a t the Valdex Hotel. la id I * t h e I M P I o l III I s o n It , I In. Rehnberg and sons \rj attended the mornknv at the Luthcrart aud to the fo llow ing in opr rt v eed. and i h a ' m s H e r w i l proceed s xMituatr In 8 «mlnol 0 County, Klor- part upon decree pro c o n f m o , T* * B^lfln NIC. Cor. o f | I t la fu rtb a r Ordered that thl« J; "V ,9 R K o f Sec. I I , Twp. I I a j Order of publication be publlahed ; It. 30 R . ' r u n W e a f It.C t chains, |In the Sanfo rd Herald a newapaper 8 . 11.11 chalna, B aat I M S chain*. >publlahed at Sanford, F lorida. In And to any and *11 peraona or . eald County, one* a weak for e ig h t partlea. whom, name* are unknow n c o n arcu tlv * week*, c la im in g any rig h t title, or Inter- j W ltnea* my hand and o fficial eat lr« and to the prooerty he re in - ! aeal of eald C ir c u it Court, at Sanabove deaerlbed. In any m a n m r ford. F lorida, thla th e ?th day o| . * Augu*t. a. r>. m « . It la Hereby Ordered and R e . <HKAI.) K. A. DOl.’OLABS. nuired that you nnd each o f you Clerk o f Clroult .C o u rt. Semln oli . do appear tn the hill n f complaint i County. F la . riled. Bt the Court Ifouew In San- I Dy A. M W K R K B , Deputy Clerg. ford. Florida, on th e I th day ol K R H R S T F. HOUHIIOLDRR. October, a . II. |9il, the t a m t being | S olicito r for Complainant. * j T a b er, Chnrlna R. T a b e r and E l i s a ­ ' beth C. Tuber, and known and dnoiKliHteil In eald a rtic le * of j ngreement n» F ra n c e * W. Tabor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donaldson, | foimerly pf Eustis, have moved to Kanfonl where they expect t.i make their future home. Sir. and ■t|i n. Ponolilnun m e pleasantly |oIf I••fid ii *I |»iniU*n I'lalmlni: t vit ••r i i uled ip thru new home up Eighth ••nl» ttn-l^r Ilia «ald II Y ll*rndon .Street. *»l n l h e r w Is e. A n n in I* PERSONALS " 1,1 * i: - l n a s i .n t bi t iippi-ared * ni!% fait vnntj^h —. MH \NIIF KI.KK, I ji hullrlli* ^ vi* «• prOhhlrulml ( aiulxlati*, prom .. IM ,«» ..tn. |Hit Mt*lm * Hi puli Iran** ill . . .. .. > ail if hr h « !••» tr«i. I kit* Krpufili l .MU'* * an l I'liiiiplain. fur l !»«•\ trn«l , . » . . . , to p u t him ... tail a While ago ! ‘s itioa, of DeLnnd, was ike B k ry Chufwi jtki ming am i, *11^ Jf'ldfa ■(A. K n ffio li is .spending today in the serVieA invi h « 14^ - Orlando nttending to business wa.< u culler a t the ir. Clark nml the Bni• Mrs.- Howard H arris expects to leaveitoday^for Live Onk to spend Mrs. Noah F ry , Mrs; several days with h er parents. air* Tyner and l-ou1s til came from WinderMr. nnd Mrs. F ran k K. MaeHay ami attended the Niell are pleasantly located at the tkat evening. Monte7.umn Hotel indefinitely. OF THIS Vrnnr .mil , d Mrs. J . Wilber McKee and little son loft Wednesday for Savannah. (5a . for several weeks' visit with Mr*. McKee's parents Mr. nml Mrs. J . Howard Ju r r o t t, Sr. T h in gs the p rettiest glH in Wyoming. Her i of Miss, Minnie. Beok to hear thdt sH^ 'Was thy Lq|ran, and she live* in Douglas. S l v w the FernOld-Langhfeili.I of Wyttming n t th o .expo sitio n in Tulsa, Okla hidny^and is now do­ the longer anyone waits the more difficult it will b- t, V j t i — ^ has moved into hia Xr. Weaver has jtu llt m Alfred E r if s o n '* San Juai Garagre a one. , buying liiiuoi from the rum fleet, what . ut out bv Iti itish Inothei 1 | I he ntiuiugctK iif the boat* arc '' , g -oil ImhCleggei s, but imt fntmlutr 1 * with Anieiii an molu-v. and mai v. I t isn't speed law* which p r c tf n l accident*. It in tr a ff ic regu lation. • 5tf8±ii'W1 Wli iti v, r bearing n may Imv. •ii (h ur tin* mu) bave on n, . tnlion* Im counterfeit note- The |whole of the * u ry le.-oid of par •here i n-i i-.eaping that we nave lavi-rng’ " pi ice i* $2f> for $1 •m worth tu-s vvho h.ivt o f f e n d t-> <11then oiiit- up- a a time w in ii room y i* ut hog u - hill- 'The market 1* *ti»- liodles or their live* tin a |,| ve rlerii i I too highly und : h ‘ better Inli/.ed bv the deltiuild foi such , I he) all- incn lv in.-tuiii i v pi lungi life, vet) markedly bu iii'iiiey, u-i-d by bootlegger* in •al that tln-v •i ve t-- illu t i a i. nnn 1 it -elf. ant valued entllv-lv .; When driving your cur n a p e c t the rights of ntlu-is > { * '. u g I. THERE ARE NOW Next )Veek is Nufety W oughly. •• v ion bus hncf his sr electricity atv it furtheriwjtb1. thing* ut tile The man ...on t n .->i will I ix i-io tid . liruioiilite ll\. A lew 1 y.-ar* ng" In* crim e would, iutvg in en pimi -lieil wnli a i e lined iiere■Hilly I*cv -ml the wild- t dreat'inl (,ilbi'ii and Sullivan ,*TV» answer the dream of the Musi,-1 • 'h e a r t . * Thank God for 11 World where no | Mm go a « may yet be able to come out n winner at the end ,,f Uu t III own at t h. -ev cut v i —in ileal Ii 1-Doing whulever 1 ),«• spirit will*. pRcndlng a eonlpu-nt upurt, — Angela A *v Be Sure\hd See lur v . ! l wii a t fi in|■( t loll'.- I 111- 1 ..( Iks Z In one week th in - -li-aptur* huve tiiiloailrd J.'P.iMiu.iHHi w,.nh of silk, iiu-lading layv silk, a l the port of S e ii lt b I hi Japaiieet- good bur^ lot -s pea,i|e Won't u tl.uk a COUP ll> of wiim *1 • 11,* single port 1 an iil-soi h Iw-ent v million i IoII uim v. oi lli ol t l o n pro,Im | 111 a wild, - clalmanl* muler the f,*r.-g l e g ' a rule day of llila Court. <r r l « MMU lll’ auyt maoMor wtialif’icvor Li >tho caUso * i l l bo, f A r t ? * 0 , r 0 ffc*-> - fli.irle* It Tnbor nrnl Blltabeth t* |Tabor, and to all parties claiming by. through or under them or eith­ er of them, deceased, or otherwise; I Bllinbeth t*. Taber. If living, nnd If dead, nil pnrltr* rlnlmlng inter­ est* under tire said Blltabeth C. Tuber. doce«*e«t or otherwise: d ia r ie s It Taber, If living, nnd If dead, nil parties rlnlmlng lntere»t under the said Charles It. Taber, i deceased or otherwise; or under May it Intit. pa iff1 1 . Unknown. , T o : Thrimn* A. Ilrothereon, In­ dividually. nod n* Truatee for Thonu* A J r Nary K. and Richard V. Br,,thereon. If living, nnd If dead, all parties claiming Interests under the eald Thorne* A. Brotheraon. Indlvldenlly. atxl ri* Trustee for Thpmn* A. J r . Mary K. and Richard nrd V Urolhersnn, deceased or ijtlierwiar, Richard V. Ilrothereon and I'uuhnc T o : J . f). T a b e r Co. a r n . p a r t . , . nerahlp. composed of F rn n e r* »V. |f living, nr Tynci',* Mrs.' Elklg j Pierson arid E m il irfd to Windermere A beat foot f « rwa you only mo, n« n g up the „thi a t t n i k i l i g t he I ' l i i t r d S i i |. lie 1 all* 4* we ih , line to h a v e t hi- 1 oun I I V cn| ||I/C,I I» V \s|||t|, M - II, ill 111 I I tiiemli M I lie.-e fact* S tp k c: man L I Th e re iafl\ any u*c in w o m b over whore ’ 2 a re headed. All us have rou \ tr lp ticket*. • that luting the course ,.! a ('hi enu • minder euuse t'urt Gin-lio ! w.ii.m ill"m. 11 1 -t out o| work, of ferial him tilling m e a p si ,t 11* *uhst it (it i- mi the .'allow01 -1 ■ p«) in lit of f I pin 01,11 ' " "'a,t',r "• •*••» \ while a f lc i waid cup -c tin- new­ Vi'Z ' ,"l t *' ■ 1 -i vv V -rk vvomiip, a M,-;i.ut.-.i kmK! I A. e * Math, had sold lin IP *'n* a ml il Ip .1 im old baby, < iittii-Mtie, ip (pi-'-t o 11m ad ' d, at $lh a pound No* twvi vootiff' viTTfuut iH. .till ■' ” .r i wauki, dune and <\vc!ia Zr!o-. k’ere killed during the first few months ol the war canre ffeim g them i l u - i , rithei It may be said that England should have bad time to piira'i v ,0 logethei, 11 * wive* t I ID ISK U O U R I I .D ol,,ml .liipnii ip,• f it- pci ,|i ui 1 1 u I,, ram new players since the wat who could now take the plate doubt. K i l l i n g the plan of the M nkn ..o' ^ [ a r k , the Titun; Work, tip- fri.-nd Shaping the euith to u glorioum 01*4 j Draining th eswnmps and I.lusting splendor a merry i i f given , l i M 040 ‘“il" In consideration-of the decisiveness with which the i .a FOLLETTF’S SON Huy* 1 American polo f«am overwhelmed the Hritish players in tho I Canada ha* reduced freight rates 1 ■ Otent international polo matches on I^mg Island, one is led ; on ................. ids to priret j to wonder at the marked saporiority of the American team | tf war. And ■ It has been suggested-hy 'A rthur Urisbane and others th a t! men ns well l the liest available corttWnatio'ii had not been Hent out from Ins w<> pay them in this country. the Hritish iHlWjHlint VlrAfP*' or social prestige had had Also not e thut railways owned hy much to do wjttfwlfc, Selection of the English team. the ( anndinn people have ( hanged ! 11 is entirtflf likely, hnwet^r, that the English commit­ a detirit of thirty-seven million* in under private management to tee in the keenness of its desire to bring back to llurlingham a1921 surplus ui more than twenty once more the international cup. chose for the challenging million,, in 192.'!, tiniler government team the best plovers in-the, British Empire. When any management. How do voti explain team is defeated, & thousand alibis are sure to be brought ITHAT? the government can't man- I forward. If it’sjh fooUtgll team, at least two were throwing agoHere anything apparently. It can't ] 1 ft dig party the night ^efore. t f it’s the crew, why a berth (\on manage to keep it* own high I WMAT had to bo m a d e i o tv th e son of some wealthy alumnus. I n 1employes Iloni stealing its own polo what is more logicid than that social prestige placed to o naval oil reserve::. large a part in the choice of the team? * LUCKILY, T|, re ha* crept into out national Only this, that the methods aud system of play in E n g - ! can allied to life thut which is really inoir aiiii.iing tli.in the fact lhal tipland are much inferior to those in America, and that the ma- u,,yi‘ rh,‘ n u u i>er >>f suicides is the laig, -t terial to choose from there is equallv as inferior To miv • ,,f J,,on* ‘ ever known, ns alurming a* I toil this is no particular slam at the English. It was they wh o ' k is Ve suy this a |vmodi), hecau-e first made polo a game worth playing. It was they w h o ; <>f «h.- Unn.d there is a reason tn believe that Could we arrive at the belli" h Imight. it to the Americans. Hut it was the Americans who h*""lr*d i> c a n , for thut to which reference >erfectetl individual players and a system of team play which l,uM' Is n nle we will have n,rived nl lit nakos the game so fascinating to watch and which made it t h e HEAD lc:i.t a vvorkahlc e x planntloti for a xissjblc Tin the Unitftu States to turn out an unbeatable com- University m la (■' po K cn tag c of the siiicide'. mint ionf * * * v i and U'lipold i • •.*.■•: long ago vve well- informed 20 t h ; fharyy othets U, the i)d— hosteas, Mr*. «19 E lm , A v en u e, I”3,3 on,y th* tied, but oK Thundering on through ,i«.iiiih un-l J B *work. ‘ b ittlc Bobbie Newman invited ubnut 10 frienda tp hi* liome on ! PJ ,l h a r Xe 7t i moon W i n s to r c i r c u i t Comet • ( " t h e S e v e n t h Jn itle ln l Cl re n it of ^Florida, Kemlunle f i i n n l y — !■ C h a n c e r y . •* ;« « . M ,n^.for * whHo but soo? , n n d h i m s e l f ou t. j America. K F / P f it, a- * And what is so huge as the aim ■f I;'Thunk pod foj Little Bobbie Newman Entertains At Party So This Is Wyoming! ronaoil o r otherw ise; to tb o heir*, d ev isee * ,1 le g a te e * Hnd it||r pnrtl.W Claiming In te re sts under Kiln* d r a y B u ch a n a n . deceased. o r otherw ise; nr under each and any o f them s e v e r a lly or otherwlao. h, on<i to tho fo llow ing described real estate* allu a to In Sanford. Seminole Coun­ ty. F lo m d n . to -w lt: Commencing at th e S W Corner of Lot *. Block «, T i e r 1. o f the Town of Hanford, a ccord in g to E . It. T ra ffo rd 'a Map th e re of, which map la duly record­ ed In tho Clerk** office of the Coun­ ty o f Seminole, In S t a t e 'of Florida, run th e n ce Baat I I feet, thence North « *H feet, thence W r i t 32 feet, to an alley, thence South along the Hast aide of eald alley a 9 fe et to point of beginning. And to any and all peraona or partlea cla im in g any right, title, o r Inter- 6 ertko wale S a t ■J . I). Davison, Complainant, v*. Thorns* A. Ilrothereon, et al. D jf f nil l i n t u.-— IIIII to Quiet Title, tyntlrr to llerendaute K n o w n anil Phono: Res. 426 we »re doing fairly w,.u in “ i..,Pa*slon of lulior daily hurled • On the mighty unvils of the world ■ And what is so fierce as the flume $ MI3S ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor, ! mn\c ^ ° ^ eta »U lit uo on b 3 • .Ir ° r **"• ,,1«‘ «*»k'lish In. e at present „ rank imicity of individual jmlo stars, they have only the re-.-e>i>t European waf tt) lj,amQ. .'Superior t o t I- • I ’nitcd States bet ore be war, they emerged from i; with s nicely a plavcr of m ernational stamp. .Most of the best ,.olo men in Eiedand cere in the arm y and those who were i ,t ipiickly volunteered, \ith one exception all tho leading En .dish polo players were U |lWhat * *° Office 148, B e t t e r bo l a y in g in VJy^of b a th s b e fo r e t lJut n remiii(U*r to tho voters that Monday is thd day SECRETARY DAVIS ‘toils the and that the*olPcfion ih an important one may make them i’r,*, i,lent that payrolls here t n more familiar with the ballot and enable them to go to the irn,,™ving. Nine thousand cstub|)oIIr and cast their ballots for continued progress and g r e a t e r 1ii,hm,,nt" the United stale* inpronperity. 1crceaed by .‘1.7 jicr rent, the amount Tho vote should he a decisive one. Every ipialified voter 1,1 a>r,°d.0(Mi men nnd women. Hhould realize his duty to his community and should vote and s '‘t'rt'tur>’ »«via says this is *'n yote right. ’ : business revival," the first ho ever •f -------------- n ______ 1"nw 'n n poUticsl campaign. » - la .M o re people w°uld be n b ein g good was interesting, I C » M r l ( l , t IBM) P R IIU V , SEPT. 19,1921. L E T^IOUGliT FOR TODAY E p w o ttir Leai Scpteni grocery store. u n la y , | Bcium el’s j Fashion Revue ! Ik Smith and children o f J*re the guests o f Mrs. ptock T hursday. FO R FALL, 1924 n* Im well is visiting her M-and>Mrs. Hutchinson. k presiding elder o f thfl |®Arici wus' here and F Methodist church Su n - ln Conjunction With the Photo Play, Mae Murray in “The French Doll.” •ni-ctihg servfce wait Mbyterian church thlsi Friday Evening J- Hind* is visiting his Contertporary Corament nhundanl capidD always available in the oil .'fieldii'^o Bnance any deslrabltf project, why must promoters o f iT Rood thing" ko 3.(W)0 miles, from home after YOUR sav- in/rs i , " ■ L (’ole. He spoke r * uf Lake Mary Thtlh*p *l *be homo et \V»I E .i I _______ .tV s io tti rb'i jw > S 7 v V t •.;-'t|i (iji ! SEl*T. 19, X I*. M. At the Milane Theatre J Mrs. j llHeph Guffiird J S*5rnl ‘he Wick-Chd ut' . Lake . M ary d a meeting : 8 J X A COMMUNITY ^UIJUDER F - P. FOSTER. Dregident IM '.4 4 Live Models. Vaudeville Entertainment BUICK STANDARD SIX . : ‘ •• • . f i B g.il - * / A most graceful 1925 model, fully equipped, with Balloon Tires, four wheel brakes; a wonderful Car “The Standard Six.” Special Duco,finish. The latest thing. F* F i L I fti* J H <}•*(.**1 : First Prize in The Herald's Big Subscription Campaign A _ D i a b i g ' i j ’l . l L - 1 ' t X i -t j . ! l i r v i - 1 1 - 1 1.1 M .T J t n' 4.1.'.i,.' .i~' n i,i. i-u iiir .*,..u -..u. -*:^-- , i-i': u . *.• -,i -I v u * , - -. .• ,* i.l ->,1. ... • * u .i •....... , • . RESERVED SEATS AT THE MlI.ANE OR MILLER FURNITURE COMPANY �lelegltlon YORK REAL TIE FOR HONORS Precarious Balance Main­ tained; Detroit Sees Pen­ nant Hopes Blasted; Pitts­ burgh Losing in Nniionnl il l* buaines g^ssva h h K * boat . . . j . - «|. river viewing the municipal docks and immense shipping J n tc r e s U o f that port. The boat left tho city N*EW O R L E A N S , Sept. ID.— for Sanford a t 6:3 0 o’clock nnd New Orleans, which elnce it* was due to arrive in San fo rd about FR E N C H L IC K , Inti., Sept. 10 gnmo with Mobile In the A la­ bam a city la s t Sunday, haa been Walter Hagen o f New Y ork, B r i t ­ Thursday noon. ish often champion, will play Ray restin g and palying exhibition cdhtCsUf In Mississippi, re tu rn ­ Derr o f PHIaacfpnw. and Jim ed homo Thursday and defeated Darncs of New York, form erly no­ Mobile 6 to 1. H o ffm an ’s home tional open champion, will ^mcet run in the fourth with one man L arry Nabholtr of Lima, Ohio, in on w ss enough to sew up the the semi-fittl round f o r the national game for the Pelicans. professional golf chnmpionshlp as the result of Thursday’s 3ft btyfo l iSnfcjbv' ■ h m & r M z d ifficu ­ 0 I Workman and S to k e s ; Cal- lty in eHrtlitati InW Jo h n F a rrell, of STAY YOUNG ■New .York. w hffV Derr owe* h i* G o l f Semi-Finals , . N E W Y O R K . Sept. 19.— Wo»hgiglon nnd New ^ork mnintniacfL ijtoir pnvariMrV't>n|i K g p t l t Jbtfc peak o f the • Adprfifcn League Thursday h y iW e e p in g r i u o r i p s oji c Western ball A & A a|hvc, time the lock-step formation in e<l in a long time. J the N ation al Lc.apkie continued Harm’* easily won his way into with the Dodgers treading upon the the semi-finals by defeating E m ­ mett French, Youngstown, Ohio, |sliding heels of the Giants. 1" ’ ‘ American le a g u e six and four. The American League lender * Nnbholtz kept up hi* same steady Club.. Won Ixist left Detroit further in the ruck W ushington 8ft 69 .590 (fame nnd eliminated Henry Cuici, Thursday when they crushed their New York 8ft 69 . ft«0 of New York two and one. ! Western foes, Washington winDetroit ft41 79 07 |ning the third straig h t front 73 73 .5110 n "hands off" policy because of it* Cleveland, 9 to ft, while the Yan­ St. Ixruis , r , r deaire to play fair with other seckees were forced to ten innings tr Philndel’ihia lift 78 ' . r , i 1 tions affected. However, he said subdue the fighting Drowns, 2 to t Cleveland Off 8(1 '• j , ' t h a t the Jacksonville body is will­ The Tigers virtually saw theit Chicago 03 80 ing to lend its every effort to help pennant hopes blasted by Phila­ Roxtun 03 83 .432 secure government aiu for the pro­ delphia, the Athletics winping posed waterway. National le a g u e the third straight from the Strug Sightseeing Ihmt Trip. Club. g ling llenguls, ft to .'1. Won I wist A fte r adjournment of the meet New York 80 Brooklyn improved its pennant 67 .G 07 Y a n k e e s W i n in G a m e W i t h 88 60 .0(13 chances by winning two gamer Brooklyn S t. L o u is B ro w n s, K eep in g j "st. T u n s Cardinals, I’ittshurgh 84 68 .ft 92 S e n n t o r s nntl Y o n k s in I i e j to 6 and 4 to 2, while the Gianti Chicago 77 Oft r.42 78 07 .ft.'lrt F o r A m e r i c a n L e a d ; W h i t e split even with th«%G^n«fbn&t- (^ncinnati 0(1 8ft .411 As the Orlando haselmll fans S o x T r o u n c e B o s t o n S o x ; | I{«1 k. losing the firm gaifm. 5 t>* St. I.ouls Philndelnhia 63 91 hnv<> ailmitted, the .Sanford penpltx* A th le tic s T rim D e t r o i t i oral * *!u‘i to ft. I he ’’“ 1 nlodgerii now trail ^ Ho-ion ...... were in a "triumphant mnmP 49 90 .338 Thursday afternoon when the local ... ..,71 7 7 . in m i i *he Gi ant s by one hnlf game . Soul hern League 1.LA E L A M . . ep . 1. . llv i J'iltsliurg, fighting frantically ii team walloped the team from the Club. Won l^ist Citv Beautiful by a score of I to I ingtop made it three straight here |to keep in the race, lost gryunl 102 48 .080 | Orlando won the first came, play Thursday by scoring five runs :n i when forced to split with the Memphis 97 63 .047 I Makes Weak Folks Stronji ed oil Sept. I t , nnd yesterday's tin- Indians.' 9 In ft. George Chle ! the Quaker- winning Hi Atlanta New Orleans 89 02 .589 , win for Sanford tied up tin- series. second by a rally in the ninth Nashville 77 71 .ft 211 Clyde Chapman was m his best allowed fou r hit* m the ninth, gave to :i Evi-ryhotly knows thnt nasty07 H*J . ISO - tlisting, vitil-smelling Cod L iv e r pitching form and wn always a base <>n balls ami hit two lints The teams stood '1 Imrsilay ns foi Mobile [ liattanooga 01 87 .412 “ (here with the goods" in the men lows: r.4 95 ,:to; Oil is chock full of Vitamines and Hirmingham pinches. He allowed tin visitors The victory enabled Washington | is u wi nderfur fresh producer and r*o 99 1 ittle Rock only four safeties and dining the \to i emu in m a tie with New York National. strength creator. game fanned I I of them In the ; for first place in the- American I To s . Hut who want s to s wal low the first and ninth innings, Orlando League raee AV 1. 1 el. Pin. | I'levHuiid b d for lishrry of the rami) sinei ■ il 'bowed signs of staging a rally |si ven innings ami Washington hint New \oik 8(1 ft7 .f*rt? 9 first udvocated some 3ft ye ars ago, I ful t a b l e t s - Met uy s < id L i v e r Oil but each time the local pitcher was to use three pitchers, both Mai Ill uuk ly n 88 Mi ,tw:i 8 F i r s t on the p r o gr a m wa s Robert Tablets-— are j u s t as good and so on the job and men w o e left on beii\ and Russell being bit hard Pit Ishtn g 8 1 f.H .692 .1 •I Molly, who in addition to s pe a k - 1e a s y to take, baser. The score; It. II. K. i ng upon t he me r i ts o f t he canal , \ met iciin. The second was a stiujnv frame Washington 0011 2IMI (12ft !i IT 0 exteml cd t h a n k s mu! appreci ati on uleti T< for Orlnndt, when the Sanford Cleveland 21 I 000 001 ft t 1 O f the del egation to the ci ty of W I’d . I’ll team pushed four counters across Rllssell, Sp ecie und Ituel; I'hle Washington S.’i 1, 9 .ftUO ’i J ar kmi nv i l l e f o r its e n t e r t a i nme n t the plate. In start the -ion Al and H allers. and f o r i ts g u a r a n t e e o f c o - o p e r a ­ 8.'i ft: mi • fill New ^ 111 k ford pushed one into light field tion. He pointed out that the re I let lull ii? .641 hack of lust base and U n i t e d to N KU YORK. Kept 19 The hail al ways been the lies! of f e e l ­ third when R, Ti nker " s i a 01 N'<\x ^ 01 k Yankees m n i o l iiinc.) i ng b etween S a nf o r d and J a c k s o n ­ UK\< II \M Hi; I I I K hanged" Him k ’s heave t lit*. kt*v tlii-ti tic w 1111 W a - h i i i g l oo (ui the ville ami char act er i ze d tin- rein tone s,(l k on Atirniuns’ boot, tin I ' l nl c i s hl p in the Anici ican l.enguc , 1 0 1 . . 1 . , , .. , -p , (ion between the two us " l ug risla tte r icaching first safelv Riv« pennant race hj i lc f e a l i ng the M, , , , H I A N h " -S ' l'< I ’ r.-legru-, t r r ” nnd " l i t t l e - i s t e r " feeling sliced one to I ’ox and All..id wn 1I.on Hrou o Thuisdii v, 2 to I in fr om H Hem ham. .It., - t a l e s im S o n n t o r M. U. O v e r s t r e e t , of O r . afraid to ii«k the Orlando c e o i o n giitne that went ten ininng- [ 1,,■1c oml i t ton ■■( In- Hither was ileciih-l Inudn, was I he next .speaker. l ie fielder’s a im . tiring onto the Imt > a o k i c s line niiiilc a cl ean - vs. . |l>. . improve,J i hi i i ng the ni ght. 'I* declared that the ie l egal __ mil was , , , , ............................................ 'in n e r until Dieter coni.I t,o|e n el tin ‘ i'll* hel e i-hhi H. 1,cl,urn was win ti me f I lh(, ............. ,,f thl. atui) Ift.Npi'i ti 1 f •. 1 I- Im ida long double into Irft-eenlri n f t o \ pa1 f | S t ia u key 1 11 t III lie, nli.se it would open up tin- rich Met all bad been walked Hie San " i n i i n n i n g w i t h tin- lia-.es M i l - , I e-t t e r r i t o r y iri the statix l i e dr ford left fielder'., blow ...... ,( two gave I lie I n a l s I belt oliiv lull (dared that now is the t une to get , of Ui,. lociiI inns and G.. ntlui I lie c. iiiii - vv a - vi-ni eli—s |hen in 1 a, Gnu on t he proj ect, which b n - 1 A box o f (It) t ab l e t s fur (III cents Iwo trotted in when "r li«..p\ ' hi da .......... when Hush, pmcli hit L w .L o o n ir lllo t j «, *. A I,een hangi ng in the haliinee f m and if any tiiin tnan or wuman ( huptnnn sma-hed ....... thtough hog lot Hi t t , Ini o\, r the left *J i l l K S O I l V I I I v O ( l I (I many years tin as s ure d the giith don't gain at least ft pounds in fill second into right fo ld l i ' l ' l 11in e In! u In.on- run Mi ri t I) IX* n ering of Orl ando’s i nterest and 1 ,, days money haek. Ask the Union c m #*© ?£* t v f 'm u ‘J? o How They Stand Chapman Pitches Air Tigrht Ball, Holding In Pinches and Fan­ ning Eleven Batters 1 £>• DODGERS TAKE SENATORS WIN DOUBLE BILL Beasley Scores THIRD IN ROW OFF CARDINALS Orlando Counter FROM INDIANS - ’1------ Boast Average Within Half Game of longue leading Giants; Cincinnati and New ?L York Divide Twin Bill;; Pittsburgh-PhiliieH. Chlca* go-Boston Each Split T w o g B R O O K L Y N , Se p t. J 9 . _ I W k lyn WOII both g am es of a double heftier with S t. Louis here Thurs“ * d *y , 7 to 5 find 4 to 2, and advanced to within hnlf a gam e of I In- leud when the Ginnts split with the <’inI .cinnntl Kerin. Tho firm game went 2 1 inning*. " Iln z z y " Vance, Itrook— l y' * s t a r pitcher, had been knocked out nnd Grimes hnd stiffen'd an inJo ry to his right arm when tie wan h it by n pitched Imll. The speed ry k in g was credited with hin f iftoi-n11» s tra ig h t victory und his 27th of the , Mason. Incidentally he fanned mx H/ -. b a tte rs In the four innings In- wort; ed and brought Idn total up to 2'! I Zneh Wheat won the game for tho Dodgers with n home run in Pv tho 12th, his 14th of the Hcuimn. F, With Mitchell on ham1. Kill I >■*»«k ' outpitchcd Dickonnmi and Dyer in tho npcotld g'ftlHUfcpickcrmnn hping taken out i f t c r tho Dodgers hod gained n two run lend. “ ne Cardinals bunched two lea and a triple for their two n* in the seventh while the gem bunrhed four hits in the third mill two each in the fifth ■rnl eighth. Rogers Hornsby 3played a brilliant fielding game Hj* x - in . the final but failed to get a - i t , , hit. F irst Gntnt-: Tlik^acore: ' ’ ' If J L K Bt. Loula (lOtitiim l i t omi Tf i Brooklyn ^2u turn 2 1 1 1 0 0 2 - 7 ift l Dyer, Haines, Hothoron ami «;<>*► zales, ('lemons, Neibergall. Rcuili e r . Grimes. Vance and ’l a y lot. 1 a B e rr y . n ►Second Inning Rally Proves To Be De­ feat of the Visitors Try Smith’s Barber Teething,Tei Shop for good barber ^ la k cn Aw work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. • S lwi m * * u •• 4wk •ft£ i , ,*e V trouble*. Lack of health, strength and e»1 ergy shows Itself in lines in the fsecy; ? St*rted* sTy Ins *h "n ^ flabby flesh and lock of muscubur tCLK?NARDr8 E L IX IR POR TH E B L O O D . bcdlds strength and energy. I t keep* flesh hard and Ann, the eyes clear and bright I t puts color in the cheeks, a sparkle in the eye and flesh on tho body. I t la the Ideal tonic. Stay young by using LEO I f . A R D I ’S ELIXIR PO R T H E BLOOD. It invigorate* and rtrengthens the whole system, nukes rich red blood, acts gently on the liver and kidneys. Insist on LEONARDrS. Refute all others. Ai/dJ druggist*. elK ,lil:irrlr t a Z r ^ rfj won stop# the pain, ~ trouble add give. 1,,,^ ^ ^ h e r rest and comfort I Teethlna Is sold by *|i jJ send 'IOC to Moffett Ld <3olombua, O x, for psetaj F R E E B O O K L E T AB0t> Builds Better x - ■.Ai. COD LIVER OIL FULL OF VITAMINES 1x11 J ( ) |>0 s > lg S U C C C H fi rtfk-ihitfhVi Although It w i l l not I te1 P h a r m a cy or a ny good druggi s t 11. runni ng ll'-lfniiMt whi •e r ec t l y affected hy the canal. anywher e. a h a - hi-en ih-el.iiid h, nintlv had d-111I1I1 it. In- mIviiin i d in Gnii! A, i\ Connolly, vice president of " Ge l M> Coy's, the origin! and I Ci ihl Milled ( l oin P age I I evi i vmi e who Willie- I'd tin gaiin nnd - i ' l l ' ! no Seul I ||*. I » . 1.1 | Ce nt r a l Fi ori na Tr a f f i c genui ne I od Liver Oil T a b l e t . " MsnhilllV nf s t ub 11 >until find the I lie inoli'.sl un iilayiil 1,1 no ......1 +di-"n U Mlgntd ull'.vv ng 11 v■ , .it g ue. t raced different steps ('ml l.ivei (lil T a b l e t s fur two pi"iiM-i-i| his I'Veiy effort tu -11 ure and 28 iiiioul. . hnwiii-' lli.ii tin I 1 l» d Oil .Mil , IlllW k' > I Ig lit , "1 have I,een t a k i n g M c C o y ’s 1 aid Hu 11 provided the data fur ! Whe Ii have been taken in behal f id gaitu wn. fast und th il Go 10 v us U .1 ■lii ng 1 11 und Si I ..in- I'i'i'ii Mi lo-d him will he of - m i l nature th. •anal (or tho past few ye ars months and they have done won tm li t up 10 tin plui .1 I h l e e g iit u i e l Ie- lo t , t " d i n David P. Wooda- to gum iihlee Ihl. -1 Itdrig- w liirh He ile, l a n d that he believed that dots for m e " Second (la m e : Y evv Ani k 000 iMMi not | ft2 I lie fhllllllin team III.ole ll on tin gov 1 1niiieiil will u- k r e g a i d i ng | the matter had I,een handled 111 b u m, Gvvego, N Y. ' 'T h e score: R II K toil 1111*-111 10 The hi T Huong All. 1 e l I -III 11ll I I UHI III ll II I | H 0 the wiolig way ail the way through 1In- pro n ' I JJi. Louis (Mid 000 200 2 7 o T mk e i had foul ed in K i n ■ ha 'V t • Ill'll I I'd I in .11,. Hi 1, nod At Gn i m l u-i on o f his retuarks. but ! l,nt Gn- time it will in- e a r n e d Brooklyn . . (102(110 01 x - I ! t Sl.'iggni hud In*lin'd. < n\ l i n ' d .... if -' 11 g h . Wing,iid und ’-■1 vi 1 1 id ( "loneI Yn i i n g h e r g w a s tei ei ved t hr ough accordi ng to the demui lo- O U C H ! B A C K A C H E ! Dickerman. 1»y<*r and Gou .il> He pointed . . . . . . . . . . . . . „ min I' II held, iitlv ro ed to •1 ,,Md with n lletiiendoUH upplltuse and it <1 the gover nme nt . Doak and Taylor, 1 j • fto ugli 7 . Hn-lnli t eight feet R l B IiU M H A IlO ()R wh i n Him k w.i- walked nod inii w.i- the 1oils,-ii—us ,,f opinii'ii tiiat mil 11,at a <a nal o f t 11 H 4 1.< 1 .s, |'t |o t h u d no Rive' -. 111 w Work I!' 1 hieiign hi- had furnished i nformal von which would answer tho need- of the Cincinnati ft, ft; New b u l 3. 7 for some l ime to conic 1 II I), O il, II l i g h t , 01,1 ,J|, till- o l d I" M ' b 1' i 111Ii r tun nil t In ......Mill III will lie of more betielil to Tin , Till t t l a l f o NEW Y O R K , Sept 19 I h. ill III t h r e VV I Ite III l'\ A i k e n tin In 1 Mining I Iiu 1 -d.i -I' d mud'c u r e tl,.- canal than ftotu any ,” " 1 .................... . “ "V a t t e mpt what to New York G i an t s divided u douhh h ill -vi ■ 1 |' id ! hi III t i l o l. d M . t 1 UI k III ti n •' ,n with ,,th. I soimi i -oevei to have tile prtijei I put over St Ju. oh- Dll st'.ps any pain, sol header wi th ( ’iheinnati ' l ion a\ |ma na g i ng tliJ.iM,!., hi 1 |f;, >,,..10 I ■"> , In ; | ddo dims hud Hi ggins Presides. *'v di scredi ti ng tin proposed east when your lines is sore and lame, I nnd ret ai ned t he i r lead in tin 'V 1>11 I I VI pok' d a MigIe down I lie tl) t bn > 1 I1'■ t t ' i t du v it I n ’ I ' i esmeot IdwiM.I Hi ggt o- , o f , l " ,,M canal H"th _pn«jects, l i e a l umbago. -mat a a i ,r i lieumatisiu | said, ill - e n i ' i "ii-idei atimi I tlonal L ea g u e jienant luitlb- hy .1 b n , a n d in l i e t n i i i i t i Itl.-I. I nr a n un v t mu ui g-.- I " ' and ba- you stilfeiieil up, don’t suffer! I In- gnno tin SiMlfotd I*.n|y. was tile piesid >lh sllould be c a n led out. " half game. The i huitiitoitih U Mil'll ! 1 11 I ■' in' ;ii ill I’ f)ii Vv a Get a s mal l trial bottle of old, lion men ut i- ut I mg .di n i i of tin- m.'i l llig t- 1 1 " d I ................. l ie I in- boal speaker was G c m g t e -t St Jui-ob- (III at any drug dropped the first g a me to til'-R e d - tilth I t i a - b i av.,| III! sllo.i! 01, l ■i id " I ........ t ("I I 1 unk took tile gavel following a we I pour a h i d e m ymir hand, 6 to 3, but rallied to e upt u i e tin bv - n . i i o g Go i n v Heuot i d - ' (> • IVlit, vv U- I'OI < d it I " An i oio nig told i * - - bv AA' A Avery, Paikl ii ll . of J a c ks on vi ll e, who was - i m . Second, 7 to ft. part of wh n h Wn* b-neioiMiiei bid tbm was all t he n ml' I hill - d a i vie, president of tho Ji n k-ou v die n i t r odm i d as the man mure fa and i n b it right on your achi ng wi tne s s ed l»y the Pri nc e o f AAal e- I wa- h. it n o .I mo HI-,. kV v.di.ii.t and ha r b o r s --.i k. and by the ti me you count " i g i iozation In Ins talk. Mr. nuliMi with r i vms I t was tiie Pri nc e' s first gbinpsi tr> -nt'i to n, G,,. nii-G I,, Avcty assured the visiting del e­ work in i ' lorni a than any ot he r in fifty the soreness and l ameness is l i e offered as a sulu- gone of A m e r i c a ' s n a t i ona l g a m. and! Hm i Gum, Inn doubb d i .■ >. , ' wu- un added ut ti n. t i o i i to tin gati on of tile whole llv-urted s up­ tile s l at e, lie s ee me d to enj oy it. He stayed to i mt tin- utfait. .Iv log tin n D e b t pul upby i hi v i . i l m - , tit port o f. tinc k s o n v i l l e C h a mb e r turn to the problem of sev uring the . .. J a........................................... Don't s l a y n i p p l e , j ! T hi s sooth l es s than t h r e o innings, how. v,-r. when lit. pun. h wu n't nv .idnble lamb - b u l l e t - wen ,M Gom e n v f ( " m m e r e e in behal f of tin- ri ver ca na l , that the e ng i n e e r s ’ survey | mg, pe ne t rat i ng oil neeifli tv> he a r r i v i n g unex pe c t edl y while the ,\ hnl li ant tuning . ul eti bv I pp I c h a p m a n GMoiiuhout Go enti re eatial. s a y i n g in -ubstAliee that it | “ I t^11' project siiouid lie final. He Used only on e. It t a ke s tile pain a we r e a t bat in the third »tt-1 ,, t Amlersoo' s line i l nv e in iigld ; g a m e nod Gu-n f,,nt h u - weie lias al ways been the desi re of his pointed out that Ibi s compi l ati on tight out and ends the mi sery. It n g and l ea v i n g In t he llftii | i i i d e r . in tin ■vi-nth mtiing wim it widely -vattered or gani zat i on to aid mi the develop. d at a should la- carri ed oil with i- magi cal , yet absol utel y harmless A f o ur - r u n r a l ly in the seventh] pndmbty robhed the Orlando pint L is said G um mg to pn - j nii'iii o f Go- emmti y tlirrnjgh which I *hi‘ he ar t y support o f the ci tizens ami doesn't h u m the skin. Bing- clinched tin' g a m e fm the ,, , .,f a 'pus- ilde d"ubl, , was • ,-dv ' i d plan- Gu Hind gain, id Go I Go (. J o h n s River tlows. ; and dee In red that all the l obhying Nothing else slops l umb ago, m i . ‘ s and drove Ho w a r d MuldwiutGu star tieldlng event of Go at 1■■ t» |dav •- 1 ii In m x t . \\ i; limit any f ui t her pi cl ini inn- and senatori al work in la-ha I f of tile alien, b ackache or r h e u ma t i s m so oklo Iwirlcr from the mound aft itcinoou. mod. ....... . Chui'in.m'- Tl nii sdav yvill be tin l i o t t i -t «iin to All HiggltiH anmninted ttint proj ect wouldn't help near as much promptly. It never disappoints! hg liud pi t c he d hri ll i tdil lj Im ' |m i lmg t > t vel plaviil If tin- hist t wo M V i i a l s pe aker s woul o trail the as cold figures and tiie e n d o r s e ­ ment of the engi ne e r. . i'Uj u g s . n• Eiidlvi Ruusll cl eat ' d (It l a nd" wii need 11 Hill being gun.' - a n aEivtliMi'' id ,Mi e xam Mr. I'arkhill pointed out that 6 liases wt th a tri pl e and *> -d j blank, d when It. a lev was - m . e - pie liit - are asstlli-d of an exi i I 1lie I .re both canal pr o j e c t s were wort hy of the f o u r t h run hilTiHclf on Hi i ! |u I m 11 a 11nu Imiiii tu i Ih- fill Ii lent gaiti,' Ho- ter t' |0 0 |,| ,l|,| consi derat ion and expl ai ned that l eri s s i ngl e . Adol fo l.utpie held[ i nning Tin • m. In il eached I b- t A'isitor- at the g a m e here yestei '.(Id 2IHI tlKv J u i kxoliv lilt- hud alw ays as s umed the Gi nnt s to five ldt«, t hr e e of lia-e in that fi . i i ae wlwtl Go Kan <*av afti niooii lii-ibui l tiiat Go- Clnei. g,. I' ullerti,n. t.OlMIII. Ross IM which we r e ma de in tin* first in- t ol d tost ba-'-lluili ill upped ■Glow 1 S a n f o r d a l f i b t u tn-bl e- (MdloutiG d mg . I .v u- aod I ' l oose. J ; ' i ning I roto Mol ail Hi- -toll- -ei nod and tv Go p n tin -I and tto bi- t in (to F p p n Rixey ■.Hue vi iv in-in -ti i l mg Gold a - t un ')■ ‘ J a c k B e n t l e y niti 1la ball diamond ■ iieeinllv Any breaking nut of the skin, I'li l.idelpbiM .ft . De t ro i t I l e f t - h a nd e d s t a r s , both were hit I " « 11 (M -ending loin ImiJ, to tin- w u - u i i o l d i d l a ' " t bv mil of town i ven fiery. Gibing eczema, eun he* hard in the second g a me , the lui k+ V-toll*' lo I 1*1 I R u l T . K. pt 19 T h e see■ tali i | iM f k ly oveirre ill ie b y a p p l y i n g a l i t . -ml div t-ioii \GiU'lim m.ele a eiettll t i t e r bei ng liit by the G m u t - fm Ift 11* vv*i(l <ii i •t l In * »f when I 11»k Stie Mentiio-.Suijihur, says u noted ■we'-p ot t l,e<u throe ga me series I o o ie b l o ws in (bi- sevt a Minings lie » i \v:i8i fhr vvn nut nl fit t*t it * 1 fcln|( I'll*' M I'M l '■kin specialist Recause nf its \U K Ii l*n A I with Gn Detioit Tigi r - e r s t whi l e( lrlandt» worked. 11► >m11 f m i Im H i intnin unis iiim gertn destroying properties, this (1 It I pennant ' o n t i n d i r . ov wi nni ng, F i r s t Ga me . 1 3 1 Iilitf till luttl!} I'MI I ahtiul It vv.1 -* 1ink* i , 2b I sulphur preparation instantly game , f. to t T h r e e * Score by innings: S t a g g u i - ll 3 H (1 ll l» li| 11mm -da v Hi nit u Lcli lyin' Itil Ini l i t » wiis al 1 brings ease from skin irritation, Ci nc i nnat i 000 0 1 0 lull 7.140 (lie 1 11 u 0 u M lulls in tin f n - t i nning gave P h i l - j Tin *kluv woul d have M a i linker, v ; soothes and heals the eczema right tl u (1 N ew York 20) OiKHHHi ;t ft ! 1)11)1 i l i f t t |t HlU^t I'M lid lint l i l t , i f H Ai ken, If ii o mil li'llla .1 lead Gml In-Id t i il ou gh- i up and leave* ihe skin clear and U l 3 0 ! out tile garni- l l i i m a i l i was wild, 1 ... ►biYlo*- and Wi i i go; Galdwin, Wat ( ‘m h it I{ i vi• iiudil has o laid ihr t ox. , f smooth. ■ i I. i o n and Gowdy. m Imt kept tin- Tiger lilts. attend 1 3 O hall. uim Ji uan wddl> tjW4 Ud arid Him k , p It seldom falls to relieve the tor­ ■ ft Second Game. tt; T h e s. m e Ii 11 T. ! ui by )H() b H»tUr Stntf' C. Aiken, »» . .. .4 U 0 l> ment and disfigurement. Suffer-* l" parly struckk ut 0 Ii IV * S c on* b y i nni ngs: Roily, i f 0 4 ••|i ’ltlladr Iphla 300(811 100 ft 7 0 g . , r > ! ) f t d bai t ball. gar. ers from skin trouble should get K v . C l nc i im a l i ... 101 000 lit)- ft ) 2 l) •v usuble, as it -avtvd Or inn,In Anderson, 3!> - o -4 0 ti 0 i) Dvl i oi l 000 020 00) 3 9 4 n little ja r of Rowrles Mentho-Sul.New Y o r k 202 000 2 1x 7 17 1 f r o m S»ffprin2 a whitewash lleaMl < I III kill, 1h it, l ieimtich am) Ferkit is; S tenter,jihtu from any good druggist nnd K ,' , IUssy, Shi*chttii aiul W Ml go; | |,,y t a u g h t ' # good g a m e tm l!ig Honslej . t 0 ] Pllketle and Woodall. use it like n cold cream, Aijv, VBentley nntl Gnwily. J i m Rlot’k. v ! in allowed but hx Totals i Ini s aod funnod si x men during the ,er been the mstter with -•.in- L O O FOR THE U t W here the Lamp There You will find Ugh Where there is Light There You will find Life. - LET OF us make YOUR lig BROBLI AT THE SIGN OF THE LAMP PENINSULAR ELECTRIC COj 112 Magnolia AVe. ---------------- Phone Get into m O akland a n d 4S k .it Joint Meeting Al I' roll! lin i n uliil iUUMlg “ ii, it was a real exInlul 1011 of I a . ball . " ' r ftahy b e n l teeth he becem. d.«thiT, N 11IIv hiv,light 10 the wi nni ng to showyou a In . STIITNKSS AWAY ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT CP WITH SlJLPHllR ; wV. P o s t o n ......... <* Aldridge and H a r tn e tt; Darncs |tnd Gibson. Brcund Game. Score by innings: C hicago ............ 000 000 001— 1 3 2 ; 000 001 202 00 —7* 11 0 B o s t o n ............ 000 100 11 x ’ >. Keen and O ’K arreli; /uid O’Neil, 390 Genewich Bhiladc!|)lils f l , 3 ; Pittsburgh 3, 6 ? J f I L A D E U ’J I I A , fleet. 19.— Uadalphia g a in spoifed spoiled Fitts* Iphia aagain to M S Giants by rdv;; clml.ee f tacos. <‘entor F /A tin- V ? r i « L v team eat c h a t to til s crsdlt. l>b- p)ay. Mi C r u e k e n for .Willi three A ’f a st dou- Hut lin k, 21 Kptib, ef r. as 4 0 T i n ke r . KfiLibv I f it is riding com fort and » feeling o f eoUd road-w orthiness u nd er you and over you, come in and ch eck o v er O aklan d's tried* and-truc, year-proved p oints o f superiority in these attributes. If you are p articu lar ab ou t th s finish on your car—O akland's standard finish is D uco. It holds-Its lustre indefinitely—com as up sm iling after unbelievable abuse, DUPLEX S T U D EBAKER A nd O akland's rigid p recision standards of building m ake these qualities you desire in you r m o to r ca r, perm anent attributes/ ) *- * -%f C om e in and get into an O aklan d p»»d ask it to show you ! Km S mst TsorOct 5»«i«i T m O i 0 1 0 1 2 4 k0 0 2 Air,r.vib i 1 9 A m meins, r f w,— .2 1 *1 0 Rive, c ..............■0, 1 12 tbe visitors to an even split in a McGhI^ lib — 8 l o ti double header Thursday. After Dieter,1 dr upping the first game, ll to f*. i ( 'hapmitlf, 'p ^ ?Jj the P ira te * came hack In the sec­ ond und by u ninth inning rally, Totuls^.. J . *’ - 7 won tl t » 3. » Rutted for Staggari. in 8Gi * F in d Game, Score by innings; .. \ Score by in ln g a f Orlamio J)00(HOouu —l Pittsburgh " v ? U 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 — b 1 J 3 Banfurd •e„.ftf£.*t.rtv:04*«(KMH»x 4 Philadelphia .. .002 100 (>12-45 11 4 Kummury: Two b a s e jhlts, Hlu, k, Morriobn', KrdnMsr, Pfuiffer aod DieUir. L e f t o a basSMw.Orland„ tl. Schmidt; Mitchell, Qoeschyer and Sanforti 8. Sperittce, Ammons. ilenlina, fait T Stolen base, Cox. Beasley ( 2 1, play, Me Second G n ite. -.ff’ A.'-ife 1 Cpps,-' Ammons;' Boul Score b ’ k out hy Cruckin to T fiik e r.. PiUsburgh __ g d t l I i ’usx-vl >100-2 3 0 0 Philadelphia ^ on Itails. r " Meadows and Kmlth; Carlson, off Black, I ; off Chapman, 1. Un. W sln a r t and WUson. pirc, P arro tt. Time p f gome, 1:2a. to If a sparing use of gasoline seems impor­ tant, you will find the feiap I® Oakland performance Is not secured from a big, gas­ eating engine. Racing engine p ractice was follow ed—Swiss watdx precision in build* Ing adopted. T h e result—th e smoll-displace* m e a t T ru e B lu e engine get* m ore power and more m iles ou t o f m gallon. ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ajgaaaaaeaaaaaa aaaeaeeaaaaaaiaeB B aaaaaM aau B eaeeap aB N n Sanford- »Oax s tarred with an energetic, impetuous pict-up waiting for the throttle, you will enjoy the Oakland. Be Sure and See the New San Juan Garage Co. Chicago 4, I ; Ibmton 2. 3. B O STO N . Sept 10.—Chicago di! Tided n twin bill Thursday with the B oston Cubs. Tiie Cubs won tin v tflrs t 4td 3 in 11 Innings. ' Tn the 1fsecond gUDU', the Hiiivi -b tut lied tillG ' tables when Genewlch held the visi.tors to three hits, winning J to 1, F irst Game. P ‘f ' Scftrc b y innings: M b C h ica g o ...... 000 001 200 0 1 - 4 11 0 I F you want a smooth, powerful engine, , Third Prize in The Herald’s Bigr Subscription Campaign ■ J « * »• /‘.'tViAaK: . _ San lord Oakland Co., .216 W E S T F I R S T S T . Phonograph The lutest Console model In a handsome mahogany cabinet. Will g race any home. •4 .► - f*v III 'VtiJd rf ; Lort , .. . t- 1 J �F r id a y , S 19 , 19 2 4 . e p t e m b e r =SK*±=£: PHONE SAVE D ELA Y S AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT . Advertising ij4 Dally Herald [LAD RATES Cash In Advance • la. -wilt *>» i » - » l l P«l* |[ L I iin m i it l i it r l r <»» If* ______ i h ___ ^ a lilt H<* II Has _____I f • I In'! ___ .__ I t 1 lin n Type d j u b t s R b o v t , .1 d s t s s s r s tor c o n Ini* rilons. ■ of a v s r o g s l e n g t h .tfit » t i n * thtrg» ioo tor Orat t in s !■ r a a t r l c t a d t o r ^ a iiif lc a lla u . . r la mada T h e S e n * will ba r e a p o h a lb le r^a* In e o rrsct I m p r i l o n , Iffr. f o r s u b s e q u e n t The o f f t c a ah o u ld ba nn ed laiely In c n aa or - a* V ■ |A D V E I t T l S B R S . rfiireien tatM a th o ralilar w ith r a f r a . r u l e * JfR ilo n . w ill B i r o y o u Information. A nd I f they will a a a la t y o u In >four w an t ad t o m a k e [ifftctive. OHTNAT N O T IC R . ,*r» sho uld g i v e t h f l r pnstofflos a d d r a j a aa rlh«lr phona n u m b e r tf jr* re s u lts. About one at of n thuuannd h a a a and th e o t h e r s c a n 't ate w ith y o u uni oat your ad d r es s . , inlln pnnrr M B I T b n (la fMT.it* nt T h e S a n .raid n f f l r e o r k y l f t " I ft lr p b u iir d ’a r o n t l n |an mo# valid. b.r vtue( P ro m p t, E f f i c i e n t [ Rooms For Rent Help Wanted TAAIPA MORNING T R IBU N E— «£♦ Send In your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to yoBr local 1 1 dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest nowsparer. lOno year ♦% (18.00, 0 months M-OO, three month 3 1 |$d.00. If you desire 11,000 i n a u r - .V nnce policy add 75 cents to your «js ontcrJ __ ^ • |1 gram . Best advertising medium in V , South Florida Published mornings. Jk Star-Telegram , Lakeland, Fla. ; j Apartments For Rent This Coupon, when neatly cut from the paper, is good for 25 votes in The Sanford Herald’s Salesmanship Campaign for the follow­ ing contestant: OHIO—bConla. Make your sales Y through the Xenia Garctte, ♦ > Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural d istrict W ant ad and display $ rates on* r e q u e s t ____________ ♦♦♦ co u /M B B s 1 c>a.) M cnarcn—c i « bh- Houses For Rent F O R RUNT— Housekeeping r o o m s . ' f o .L KriN 1— ro u r room house, equipped with w ater, lights and [ garage, modern improvement W anted: Young woman with g a s .__Apply 300 F rench Avenue. _ i West F ir s t S tre e t. Mrs. Am neat appearance to work for a reF O R R E N T — Two ~ unfurnished ! 1 hilp. sponaUilo Imaincfa house on a perri„ 1W)S ni rooms a t nOG Myrtle A v e n u e .[ F O R R E N T — 7 room house ^ centago basis, making her sales Call .illS-W. sleeping porch, partly furnished. #t # |through house to house canvas. In F O R R E N T — 2 nicely furnished t-0 ** condition. Fhonc G71-J. ♦ i response sta te age, snle.t experihousekeeping rooms, close in. |F O R R K N T — 6 room house, close |once nmi earn in gs expected. Phone rt24-W. _______ ____ ___ in. Box I,. E. care Herald. _ \Housekeeping experience witii real V o n "RENT -JU a u n s. "Wouldn’ t 1 ------------------------- ------- ■ X sales ability most essential qualiyou be able to use the money sc♦*.♦ fication SuccesK m eans stibstan♦% linl permanent position. W rite eured by ren tin g th at vacant room X ’ Box Q, care Herald. 'now going to w a s te ? There arc W A N T E D — Y’oung Indy to do many persons looking for places to ^ _ _ ________ X bookkeeping S t a te experience ) stay. Help take care of them and F O R R E N T — l-room fum iahe i id ptnlnrv AH.irn.. n.,v - - • ' -------* ------All convenience*. apartment. nn{* T if P A u rCB!’ B,,X nut only make money but assist it. T U ' n c r ‘,ldj keeping people in Sanford. Phone « "d K” rage. I K l a u r e l Ave.______ ^ 148 and give your ad over the tel- | t 0 R . REN. T - F r» n t bedroom, ephone. Usr The Herald for uulek . t'"reh and kitchenette. 214 Eaat service. I S, rontl s u G O O D FOR FREE VOTES j LJEARN ABOUT Polk ,County and, ’■w 1 JgiktUnd, through ths Star-Tele- ** 1 4 8 ADS DIRECT TO TH E H ERALD T T Yl N A M E Plod nds have tha largest olrru- i latlon In Pouthwestern O t o r i li. V Hate In f ( - w o rd) Uno. A D D R E S S ......................................................... ...................................................................................... ADVERTISE In tfte Journal-IIfcrald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycroos Journal<■■>-!- v Herald, W aycroas, Georgia. TO REACH tlie prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertise in the DeLand Dally News, rate 1c per word, cash with order. ■ _________ _____ _ A LIT T L E tv ANT AU in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise thoso old articles you have stored away and have ,, . , no use ter. A little thirty-eent ad M,RA( L E T«»nrrol«- ( «.. general may bring you several dollars. cement work, Mdexmlks, buildPhone 148 and a representative I inn blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. K. ^ill call to see you._____________ Terwilleger, Prop. T t X ♦% J V* | Not Good Unless Voted on or Before September 27 | ♦ x ^ -'r ■{■+-l - j . <•+ + + ^ ^ + -i^ + .v -j. I ♦ Building Material Cars For Sale FOR RENT— I rooms for light Ivost and Found * ♦Js ♦ Wanted HHt R E N T -T w o wel located. F O R S A L E — Large, roomy bungahousekeeping. « .oner of Elm unfurmshed apartments Apply low. Completely furnished with Ave and 8rd St.. Ill 7. Phone |001 1 nrk Ava. Or Phone 224. ! up-to-date furniture. This house l was built for a home. 1 orated on 4.17-W. Magnolia Ave. lntwoen Tw elfth and Thirteenth Streets, W rv best ________________________________ ____ location in Sanford. Will sell for $11,0(1(1.00 furnished; $ 2,0 0 0 cash H E R E IT I S — A bargain. Home Ralnncv in terms \er v easy to hnn LOST Hunch H or 10 keys or. j or investment. 75x100 lot, brand die. See W. L. Hum pie at First F u - t St. Finder please t c l u r n l n e w five room house thoroughly National Hank or m il phone 207 itox A It. < II mid o f f i c e . finished G o o d neighbors, lights, and make appointment. ____ puved streets, eight minutes drive, ” $1,500.00 cn ih. ,v - r ' f' : " ‘l . " I " r F O R N O M E - A snap, for rent 15 . ..0 0 1 1 ......... I.. .... to 20 per cent interest on invest- Bo Sure and 1,. 1 sixii. ; Real Estate |. < i . . i « . . n ti..' I,--intent, besides the $1,000.00 rise in F O R S A L E - One ’Tlupmobile” W A N T E D — Santord tiusiness men vat *" '. 1 * ..f -..I** .......... in« .le- I price you’ll sell for next winter, touring. P. A. Mero, Wight who are In need of competent 1 e‘ * ; ! r " , r e f ^ , n r " nl l , c v p l ° t , m c n t c o , 1 ,.. m . k I V . I . MI -.-.-r Phone 62H._______ _______________ Rros. building h e l p s h o u l d ron<l t he classified M." • • > ..f III an • -» Saiif. r.l, | FOR QUICK SA LE—6 ncres celpage of The Hcrnld. Th e re’s no S •’ m 1 1 1 1 1■1»■ i ’M i n ! I I m lila m I’ l i r i l F L O R I D A — ORLAN DO -— O r l a n d o -------------------- -----------------F O R S A L E R EO .speed wagon, reason for sending out-nf-tnwi, for ery land, all tiled. Good house, iti*i tt. »; H lr itt.M.tf. M.ip I*f Sitttmornng Sentinel; largest c la s s ,-1 Lumber and Building Material rest $2100. Tunis cost $1000. All r 1 ■ 1 * ' I I 14 *r h i .1 i l n h 1 * * • ! * 1 1 il * ■ * 1 til I It#* excellent condition, nearly new, help when theic is probably just I 1 t. |{i 1i mi | -t mltt *i,’ I'vttiiiiy. for fled business, rnlo le a word, min­ $5000. Terms. Must sell ( nrtor Lumber Company a bargain. Address f.12 S Mills ! yml want in ih c rity I l i l l .1 h i I t ■ t < ' f• I ’ ll!. imum 24c cash with order. P arty leaving state. Th rash er and II • M 114 »SF. N. L iu ie l St. Phone 505 St t)rland>. Fla. r ; — Garnet’, AUGUSTA C H R O N I C L E — A uI » h I I I »t \ s | | h i t ! W il I. S E W i i homes (iou.l J 1 1 \\ \ h I » r 1 NN K gusta, Ga.— A u gu sta’s g reatest ILK—Two J e r s e y milk H IL L L U M B E R CO. House i.f FOR S A L E One Bin. k 4. rash ot pi neiiee. Phnne TIHti-R. I l l San •Ini*’ uf flu- luftijjint* if Hitch r e r t f 1 1«mtn I - mD*n i-1 h classified medium, rnto enrh ,00c lii’aii ' In i Ii 3* ha in 3* i •f A I* Hfrthtl1 \ m 1 « ; s u m s *n [M. Hansen, Shoe Shop. Service, (Juvlity and Price. I terms. 211 French Avenue. j ford Avenue. . . . . , — .fh n r g c . 10c per line, minimum f..til I ’ rilcrtK rtiihl C3* L iu 1( 4*1 f »•! * I 11Jil t TI I Mt Lb T w o Airdalo puppies. 30c h*Ii il Ii I he t i it***nil' ll iiruiin) l iii; lit l a w l\ < INI I I T t i>l HT. **i:\ t : \ T U 1 4*1 X 1lei'll U III Irt'HHIf’ | ll iTfill M IMl till* I I I I O I Mi M l I* M i l M I N T buruiiglibred and register- M A T N F ~ W a t e r v ,lt e . Morning Rem m , t .11 tilt I \ I t IIK I IT, IN \ M l » f ill I III. i la \ i.f OrtulM r A I • 1 9 2 4 . t \ 1I 1 H* I • «» t . I ! • \ I *»i m i m m i : f 01 \ T ) . m \ 1 1 o r Wii ((. .irt m> ••fTI« iii I nlhnnt ure hiuI — m ---- ;----------n— I Uriel. Thousands of Maine peotv • 1 , f 1 (i. 1•111 |i11 'I.f I t MIIIII \ IN f || \ Nf 1 II \ rt•' •i I t li irt Hitj ( I h *Ih > uf S i p i i t n b c r , l n i in* 1 1 1 i 0 1 11 1 s» \ i :\ t i i E - A small business. En- p|0 „re Interested in Florida prom "• 1 .1 II.ill r«4 4 '• *1 M n t. 11 U' 1 1.1 11 HT41 I 14*11 III .1 MN4 It! a r* i : 4 J I lilt I \I I lilt I IT, IN * NII 1402 Sanford Ave. Itca- ? r t y . Reach them through T he Z M V "Z . r. I |Y||.S, i ' l l 1 I « f 111 t . 11 ii * ................ 141 \ IH 4s>1ii 11 K, A ! m i (*(J L A K H , 1 'ii 11 mi ; >11 m u t 1 n i n 1 \ . v r %n : 1 ) \ 1 M s • lit « 41 to til * I t U i 4 I 4*t 3. II ■! I I 11 -4 s Jltng_ h-£t_uig_towm_____ .Sen tin el. R ate card on npplicn- i.»nni imr, i, . . . . ,v . . m u , All , 1 » ' 14 ** ■ I ii F111 h 11* o n \ 11. t ■ 1 ■■« t i'l* i k I ' l re i i l t I ’ liurt Heml nol o III I I o n III \ IN 4 II \ Nf 1 11 \ I I« « 1ft I 4f|I t • 4t4J 4 t 1 til t,4 ..................................I $4M l , I*' t ......... j *-•» «kvi •| ti *i*l * t l l , i i v 1 It < **iint> , Kl ni l i l n IbE f-t'nvanistf * Banana H n n . N« t i t <1 .ted tut a . . , - t •.t» J I : I .*11.» 4 Milt ; ■ . 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Two cents per word. i i l i t ' C l t n j * I'l 'III ,l<' A T P »Jf e f f o r t , m a y lie m a d e s e n s i t i v e t-. to till* h r I* Tilt* f . it «• di-rtt" T|h* il Ullld rt I ni ft* l Ii* 1 i •*ll ,* I • l ’ it** ,i yy * * Io Eii d i s e u u r u g e d and think Sample copy on reauest. .• nil ! In ll »• D’t | lii-t«' rim k • «• im*yy im I ■ fmi mill . - i, u i i v • yy . . [, » in i !<, T o <’ I*' l a l.crl. lc.- .....I Wl i i n l s t t h e p i i v i l e g v r a n d d u t y o f d t u e n t !. I N III I I .if 4' ttfll 131J| 1IM 3- X ti |h i | 3**1 ' Hll |I T . .1 1 1 I I 4 r ,4 I <| I |, ■ YY" |,1 11 • I |<lil l J i l l m g lazy. Neglect uf K i i , . r , .Ui. M s xxif,-, r A M . c v i i l c >|lj|t l l u . y r ,.ul ,i utv i.f t h e h o u r Vll I IIrt I YlMl III I f Irt i ii 31SI .ll ll. I MI*..' Ii n H i t fi f *■f ,1H* *n l h --I *’ ifit ' \\ ili-fMt 4 iMtnfv t ii Miki ii i f r ♦*t*l iii . , , , r ixptoins might result in n ■In J •f *I I 4I'll f I*H rt’l 4 w i l l I -4 I* n i l | V1.11 ., 1111 ............ V.oi nr. to-r* I.x »" st lioulat'. the feeling of <ltl it * l*» il, therefore the sensible N O TH IN G r.liv Z. I T ON E A R T H . <• r ,! •*t «>•! I*- tifi|»4 »r i n i t * • tl M I k i l l IIP l 1 <*u ;illtl i . i . It 4,1 \ tin #*n /e i i nhi p unit t h e f l ut t e r nmi i r h j m h Il Irt I IH’t sfcr •I • till ’Ml.il I 1111 It' t a k e a d o s e or two o f The new trentniont f o r torn flesh, f i l l *-r| lit II", i,f I h »* i , ff 11 4• I.f t h e slhliltleH ti l i n p n M ^ , wtjlti’ HCt»Ul e.\ •Mlll-r I13* [HI III l"l| g||4*T1I * .1 \Y4-f*k f ••« <to ■* is pust the medicine cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations n . r i t < t in. r i i c n u t ' o . i . i H»min<>i." 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I m> ' ' i i . a .s S, i > . ’ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Fred IF Wilson I)R. It. M. WEI,SH 4 - b u t t h ^ ^ George A. DeCottes A llo rn e y -a t-ljiw O v e r S e m in o le C o u n t y Bank S a n fo rd , ----------- F lo rid a Elton J. Moughton FLL L O O O K T B E SIL L Y A H ’ W A<bTE TOOK. M O N ET U K E T H A T - I ’L L F T * ’E M !; c ------- E L E C T R IC IA N ' ° tsEEL WHAT THE. r? ^ D O U B L E . 11>- YY’elska Bldg.. Sanford, Fla. By GEORGE McMANUS el UC.HTt> ARE.-CXJLL1 t E N D FOR THE Tliv Matthews I’ress I'hnne 417-1.3 * . nging u p f a t h e r MN< PRINTING v-— THE CXDWt-H I N C E L L A R * L. I'tM ‘y O G L A D t h e T R O U B L E m c ,H T H E . l* b O E, a r c h it e c t T IW T ~ T A xK. 1N C * A.H Y O U \ M T E 1R .E ^ > T I H T H E lA O O ^ E I L L “b n o v / y///^ M A C . 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H«i w t vcrff s i g f ******* _ , ijf^A'Ai *i f '- ir* r J ><A .'. ^*v rtfc.ar M l H � 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 19, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 19, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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UUME XV ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER spresentatfves of 50 Nations Work Three Weeks in Effort $o Avoid Future ‘Wars ' 7 r r 'i Jig Meet ■Disarms »- 1 ' u<- GENEVA, SepL 2b.—After thfrbV *V* of tenae labor, aucce^»,Jopma ('fully over Geneva Friday nlgfct crowning tha effd fti of^repnj[untillives of the fifty natjoni fyho |i;e striving to put An cpd tet all •through arbitration, security n reduction tn armaments. ’ ' Tin- proctocol on urnUratlOn and curity virtually has been agreed jii, and mo confident are the lead' statesmen that it will be ratiI that the so-called "big twelve” . the present assembly of the rogue of Nations decided today to •commend the convocation of n feat international conference on iuction of nrmaments tn Geneva* scattered automobiles about the streets. Numerous buildings were slightly damaged. Only ono injury was reported, Elxa Bkijlereh sought protection from the wind and rain by stand­ ing against the brick walls o f St. Luko’a Church. When the build­ ing collapsed, Skillor&n was buried .line IB. 11*25. The United States and all other in an avalanche of debris. He was ountriea not now members of the taken to a hospital where it wits igue will he invited to portici- said his injuries were not serious. Mrs. Hates was in her homo ite in the conference. As Boon ns assembly ratifies the protocol, league experts will buckle Hawn to the work of prepuring the Iprogram for the conference. I The next o f the protocol will be lihipped into shnpo and probably k presented to the assembly next I Vedtiesdny, allowing for two days* Itbi* IducusMon before the full dlsormaI'Mrnt commission. Present plans Tut that fifteen atates must rati’ |If the protocol before the arms (i)n(rrence actually enn be held. Hit "big twelve" the nnmo given ta the group of leaders handling the disarmament discussion, are pexteding on the theory that the ntetarry ratification will be obUiarf Hence their determination fjrike out boldly and fix a defldute for an afma conference, rdfrh. o f course, will bo in v ^ k p e d & 1 T 1” ' ^ when the tornado tore the roof and walls o f the little Cottage from the foundations. Only the floor was left with Mrs. Hates, slie ly bruised, standing anionsT.. wreckage. (•..<• Several hundred * v . were follow! - • 1 * amateur r Ji. tournament a th» links of the Hot Springs Gulf and Country Club, witnessed the spec­ tacle presented by the tornado as It swept up from tho national park, dipped lightly ihto the city and then hurled itself against the mountain. - i-v Tho wind was accompanied by a heavy downnour of rain. The Eastman hotel suffered the heaviest property damage. Tho roof was torn from n portion of thejtullding and P-e the ]interior n U U °r was fe ll? ? ■J& f'SSS t i f f i n A Henderson, the British the wind demolishing one wall and |fcmo secretary, said Friday night: “Wo have had difficult com ers |to get around, but I want tn sav ki*—thut the feeling o f friendship tween Grout. Hrituin and Franco ever was stronger thun it is to* lit." Subject to approval by their Dome parliaments, the diplomats I deeIa red Friday night that the Juutui ol, if it operates as it is cx|)Cctcd to do. effectively would out lu» till war. This they asserted is |m because every possible continIfWuy for making war has been litudiiil by the experts and taken Ittrr nf, either in the arbitration Itr security features of the agrcclufiit now under process o f being Ibsftcd. the roof o f the boiler room. Severe Damage MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Sept. 20 Severe damage resulted fi mi a wind ntorm which struck Hot Springs late Friday according to reports received here. Communication with Hot Springs was impossible. Wires between Memphis and the resort were out of commission. Efforts to establish communication be­ tween Little Rock and Hot Springs also proved futile. Several Killed RT. LOUIS, Sept. 20.— Several person* were reported to huve been killed and a number injured at Annapolis.. Mo., during a tor undo which swept oyer Southeast Missouri this evening, causing u heavy property damage. Accord­ ing to the meagre telephone re­ porta available here, the storm centered around Annapolis and El­ lington. The storm-swept region is about 150 miles southwest of The leaders made it clear that Infinite action had been taken Fri[<•>. under which, when any state u been declared an aggressor and tuully begins hostilities, the coun 1uf the league will be empowered rail upon all members o f the •gue to cooperate loyally In the this city. Junction measures against the ug[pessur. America May Be Called. One w ay in which loop-holes in |U>« covenant making war possible [ind legal have been removed Is by linking out the paragraph |(*venant whereby nations ongitg' iby n ' in any unsettled dispute ' agi ;rco t to g< to to war before three iBonths have elapsed. Another Ivtakness in the covenant which It |Jf' declared made war a possiiMlity ha« been eliminated in pro­ lading a new text for that pura»»ph in the covenant which leaves Minna free to do aa they wish ben the council of the league faila reach an unanimous agreement to which atata is the aggreaaor. Ex - Convict Returns Eurder ifor Kindness ft® CHATTANOOGA. SepL 20— Mr. •n “ Free Kansas from tha Ku Klan," William Allen White, ■Emporia editor, In a statement isI uj connection with his Independent candidacy for gover| , r> declared ho is In the race to I “ ay and win. Hardee A p p o i n t s M e n |Commercial C o n g r e s s CAKRABKLLB ASHORE Ta l l a h a s s e e , s e p t 20 .— 170Vur.nor Hardee made publlo to“ y the names of 63 business and I^ufesxional men of the state sp­ linted to represent Plorlda at the j ■an-American Commercial ConIP^ss to be held In Atlanta, October . -v . W QR LD FLIERS LL°VE FIELD. DALLAS, Sept. I S t :W,lh Lle«M Lowell Smith, ht commander, leading piloting Chicago, the army world fliers 1 off fur El rfaso, 045 ‘ 7- 9:40 this morninfsi, Ga., were indicted by the Hamil­ ton county graijd Jury here this morning for the murder o f Miss Augusta Hoffman, spinster, mod­ iste, their aunt, who disappeared in 1916.. A skeleton was found un­ der tha farmer home of tho Bennitts here aroused suspicion. TAMPA, SepL 20.—A tug has been sent from hero to rescue the three masted schooner Anna M. Hudson, driven ashore near Carrabelle east of Apalachicola.' The schooner ran into a rourh sea bound from Cuba to Port 8t. Joe. m arket" NEW ORLEANS, S^pt. 20.—Cot ton closed, October$1.60 2-66ths; December, 170 6-78th«. CHICAGO, Sept. 20.—Wheat, 133*4 to 13314. May, 139 to 13914. Corn, December 10814 to 10884. ts, started unchanged, Decamljer Tunnicliffe States No Option Allowed “Starvation Camp” of Polar Seekers Found President Coolidge, visited thr White House today and at the ter­ mination of the interview with the president announced that a special board would be uppointed to inves­ tigate the relative Importance of uir. submarine and surface craft in the navy. Arriving in Washington late Friday, Secretary of the Navy Wilbur refused to comment upon any of the incidents which led to the termination o f his western tour upon request from the White House. Surrounded by newspaper men when he left his train here, the secretary simply shook his hemi to all questions. He talked by telephone with C. Uaecoin Slump, secretory to the president, and arranged to confor with the president at 1J) o’clock Saturday morning. The return of Mr. Wilbur end*, st least a week •head of schedule, a tour of naval stations on the west coast which already had occupied more than s month. Unusual importance was attached to the termination of the trip* when Mr. Wilbur announced that he had been requested by President Coolidge to return for ((nportant conferences. «r\d jumped by airplane to a junction point M h fff'bs could overtake u transdhnuaentol trains. ,-.o> •• CREWS LAY OVER MILE PIPE DURING EVERY WEEK NOW BuHlncAH Men Declare Issue Approximated}' TwclvelMtlefl Mains Have Already Been Is In Keeping With Proc­ Put in Ciround; Emergen­ ress. Growth of Sanford cy Well Is Being Drilled CAMPAIGN LIST SHOWS CHANGES AMONG LEADERS Special Board Will Investigate Merits Various Navy Craft T0KEPA, Sept. 20.—Making hla and Mrs. W, H. Bennett of Rome, $325,11(11) BOND iCTIONTOBE HELDM ONDAY In 1 Week Miss Shipp Jumps From Third to First Place Among Contestants; Holds Lend by 5 Thousand Votes Proposed Issue to Provide for City Hall, Municipal Ceme­ Miss Naomi Fellows tery, New Jail nnd Paving Now Ranking Second Around Property of City Miss Vorsn Woodcock Holds 3rd IMnce While Miss Nell Williams is a Close Fourth Rainfall SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS •Jumping to the lend from third place Miss Velmn Rhipp today ranks first in The Herald’s hig subj acrlption campaign with 277,660 GA R Y, Ind., Ropt. 20.— John W. "In my opinion the people of Davis, tho Democratic presidential 1v j t c s to her credit nnd leads Miss Snnfnrd have no option in voting nominee, opened his campaign in Naomi Follows, who lias 272,*.75 for the $.'125,000 bond issue next fndinnn here Friday night with an Monday." declared W. H. Tunni­ votes. address in which he plnced partic­ cliffe, president o f the Sanford • Miss Fellows led the field a week ular emphasis on labor issues. Bnnk nnd Trust Company to n t op•go with 178,400 votes and made Rpeaking to n crowd of several a big effort to hold first place again I rosentative of The Herald this ufthousand persons in this industrial "The progress and this week, but was pushed hack by | ternoon. center. Mr. Davis said that he Miss Shipp, who is now leaning by growth of the city is at stake nnd Spoke "as an American to Ameri­ such a matter can not he neglected 5,175. 1 cans." He lost little time in de­ With nlmost a quarter of a mil* by the people. fin in g the differences between "Sanford is winning for herself Miss Velma Shtpp, or Sanford; j'°n votes. Miss Versa W ooilcork is Democrats and Republicans. Heights, who jumps into first place *n third place, while Miss Nell a reputation over the entire United He said one difference that had in The Herald s Salesmanship! Williams, leader during the first States and to keep up her reputa­ been exnlained to him was that Cnmpaign, today. week o f the campaign, is fourth tion must vote favorably for an is sue o f such importance. In my "the Republicans had burned nil I with 235.100 votes. bridges in front of them and thr Miss Mary Kinlnw is rapidly e s t i m a t i o n , " h e s o u l , " t i n - c i t i z e n s Democrats had burned all bridges 1gaining on Miss Sarah Corwin, but of Sanford will not iinti up an op hack o f them." they remain in the same positions portunity o f this sort for provid­ " I f thnt be true." he said, "you again this week that they held last ing adequately for the needs of can get a pretty good idea o f tintheir city. Saturday. direction in which the two parties • Mrs. M. E. Putter son. a new ent- ' "Sanford must have n new city are moving." rnnt who enrolled in tin- campaign jail. The present one is n disgrace Referring to “ the division in the last Saturday night, has 14,076 to the community and if we do not Republican ranks,” Mr. Davis said votes, nnd with this start is de­ soon build n new jail, the govern­ that one section was cool and the Standing of the ('oiitestants at 12 termined to make other workers ment will force us to do so. The hustle in the few weeks o f the sewerage extension is in keeping other hot. O'clock, Saturday, Noon. campaign. “ 1 won’t say with whom the cool j with the growth and progress of section is keeping cool,” he said., .Miss Velma Shipp 277.fi.',<1 One More Week in Second Period. tin- city nnd to stop the extension "hut if General Dawes is to lie be­ Miss Naomi Fellows 272.1 ,’. ! Again after next Saturday night would he to stop tin- growth and the voting power of subscriptions lieved. tho other section not only Miss Versa Woodcock 240.877 will be decreased, and the ballot progress for it would endanger the is hot. but red hot." lives o f the people living here. 236, DM) rut down. . Again defining the differences Miss Nell Williams "The municipal cemetery is en­ One more week remains iti th I j tiroly essential. jlietween the theories of govern- Miss Sarah Corwin fi.’l.K*HI I expert to -lie second period. Hetween now am •plant a s held, he said, by the Re­ Miss Mary Kinluw 6:1,525 * •and lx- buried here and I want to I next Saturday night contestants publican and Democratic parties, 14,5OH|\Vi|| I,,, shrewd if they make their ! know where I am going to be vfr. Davis told his audience the Mrs. E. A. Hrnlhersoit buried ns does nnv other sane prr14,075 i greatest efforts to gel votes. SuliRepublican theory was that the Mrs. M. K. I'utterson •son. The eilv can feel assured script ions secured dunmthe early side and well born should rule for Mihr Peggy Hriltnll n.Di'l that it will sell all of the lots in of the campaign are worth the benefit of their class while the Miss Lillian Shinholser 10,two stages much more than they will he dur the cemetery in a very short time Democratic theory wur thut "no ; IO.fiim ing the last few weeks, and with and that it will he reimbursed for mnn was good enough to govern 1Miss Lucilo Sweat all it spends in improvements and 10,425 | this fact in mind workers are more Miss Margaret Miller his fellows against their will.” |in the beautification of the 10 30U I determined than ever to make ev- grounds. "The Democrats," he said, "he- t Mrs. Walter Wight ’’ * cry minute during the early stages lievo in a government o f the pee*- • I Mr. Tunnicliffe further stated 10.000 o f the race, count for the most Mrs. F. t . tiolson pie for the people with equai that nothing is included in the pro­ 10.001 i Mrs M. K Donley Various workers did not expe t rights to all men and special priv­ schedule <1 posed issue which is not essential Mis* Ethel Henry 10,000 to sej- the voting ileges to none." creased us greatly as it was Mon I w,lh lh'' U"*wth of Demand Fair Rates Miss Mary Fields 10,000 day. hut now they are convinced I The city m u d pay for Turning to the tariff. Mr. Davis Miss Florence Malm 10,000 \bnt it is to their advantage to be !h,0 <,f ■nuin.l .nunsaid the Democrats were not ndiojjoO' «n the alert and get votes while M p **1 Property, he said, and that VbcaUng "free U adi ” but that Mra. Ned Smith It neeessrtrv necessarv for the bonds the getting is go.«i makes it they were demanding thnt the Miss Elizabeth Flowers 10,000 to he voted Consistent Work Counts. rates bo so fixed us to provide for Mis. Howard tlvcilin Hhlnholser Favors Bonds lo.OOIl Ii The contestant who is spastnodie un honest competition Without "In a recent effort to liuild a Miss Alberta Ayemk 1 * 1,000 i iii her efforts to get votes ns n i tile that sort of a tariff, he said, III,0,10 I ex (leriem es great ililfu iilt\ in niak road to Mime timber luud I spent American mills cunnol prosper as Mi-s Lena It- ll Kagan several thousand dollars, and when they can not find a market for Miss Ituba Williams lo.OIMI ing ninth lientlwav II is tile voting the road was prurtieullv <onipleted. Indy who keeps plugging away and their exportable surplus. 10.000 making every subscript ion count I found thut the was still a mud M is Fmily ( it iff in Declaring thut the doctrine of 10.000 for the cost, who makes the best pond to go through before getting privilege from government was a Miss ('lain Konkin to ii certain sidetrack." stated S Mrs It. S. Holly 10.000 showing, nnd it will lie sin h a per­ () Shitdiolhcr to a representative “ dangerous thing.” Mr. Davis said son who will lie the winner when there had l-ceti introduced into pub- Mrs l o . OOI l I' I lot toll of Ho- llciuhl today. "Hut wotk the contest ends lie service through this doctrine a Mr- <. K Met all on lie loud was not stopped nnd II .0011 1 Ivusc Fine prizes arc offgred “ virus of corruption that consti­ t hr project abandoned because of MiIII tbc making tin* best n-iurd* U.’iit il Stafford non p tuted a menace to government.” To accomplish t lu* mini bottom As illustrations of the effect of Misi Dorothv stoketl non campaign. $1,845 iii prize* will be t In- end in view the load bad to In inigiven away November 22 the theory in actual practice, Mr. Mis I’ iei - - •ii if f in H out) dition tlm*o cuhtcxii.ntx vvIn. fail Is- luted over the mud So in the Davis refer red again to the oil anil Mrs llol.-T* I . m g 10,(100 to win n prize will l» ■ paid a com case of t),e >itv bond issue, the veteran’s bureau si initials, lie said |,i 000 1mission of ten pel cent on thi people must hot slop at tile expeliMisI’eui I lb l> o i l Albert H. Full did not think it i nioiic) turned in. provided they n - i i tit in •- ot sum* of money for ini war wrong to "tukr Dtiheny's Misi Marie Tot man Ill.OOtl main active in the lumpuign until provn i i f i i t - and htm« tjirc* iiIihu money" because he bud Ix-eii Mis, Katherine \\ i|-..n In.OOO , it ends lutcly necessary to the growth nnd "brought up in that school." ik*velo|imciil of the » *tyI bey Miss Ruth llun.I 10,000 Still Time T<> Enroll. No Stute Conceded Only three weeks in the campaign mu-t vote for the bond-* anil keep The same was true, he added, of have passed. There still remain pushing forward fot a greater und Chmles K. Forbes. , . , nine week* in which votes may he better Sanford." “ Forbes got his," the nominee M\ , Shinbt'Uer further stated secured. And in nine weeks' time suid. "uml 1 hope, though the day some greut changes may be made that if healthful rendition* are to seems fur distant, the government prevail nod the eit) is to grow, the in the standing of workers will get him.” WISt ASSET, Maine. Sept 20 Any young lady in Seminole bond* will have to be voted und the " I t ‘s ugainst this thing that the Holted to a large hooldci more county still has plenty of time in sums expended under the direction Democratic party hus done battle than 800 Omiles north of the Arc­ which to begin, and if ii start is of the City Commission. All the through its history," Mr. Davis made at once, she inuy come out u items included und provided for tic cu rie and only 1 1 and quarter added, “ and it will continue to do winner V»f one of the fine prizes ill the issue ure necessary, he said. that battle." degrees from the North Dole is a when the campaign is over. Wight Favors Issue. “ We do not concede any state in Bronze tablet set in place by Every day counts in the cuinWhen uppruuched on the subject the union to the foes o f democracy members o f the M« Millun Arctic paign. Those who contemplate en ­ Continued on page six Continued on page ru expedition who returned here to­ rolling should get in touch with the day after 15 months in the fur | Herald office immediately uml north. The tablet nuuks the site j start work, of ’ ’ Starvation Camp" where in , 188 1 IK me.nmlK.rs of the party \ V ( ) r k O il S t a t e ol 2.5 in the (ileely expedition pel ished. ASADENA. Calif., Sept. 20.— Ife of‘ a Clifton R. Hunn, wife wealthy Chicago business man is dead here 4 victim, the police »av, of an ex-<2>nvict she once befriend­ ed and who lost night returned her kindness by beating her bruins out with a hammer, shooting her through the heart and looting her W ASHINGTON, Sept. 20.— Sec­ apartment o f gems valued at $20,­ western 000. Harry Conner, the man retary Wilbur whose sought, was released from Illinois ■peaking tour was cut short when asked to return to Washington b> prison through her influence. Indict Bennetts For Kansas Candidate Is Murder of Their Aunt Opposed to K. K. Klan |ito 4. Davis Draws Lines Between Parties . mage Reipugh There Are Tells Large Crowd Republi­ cans Burned Bridges Front lest Cniifrih and of Them; Democrats Behind 9‘^ea Destroyed iVoT ^ R n i c if i A r k ., Sept 20. A .tornado dipped to earth here Wrecking la k e’s Epicaopat Church and ;H toK fcf»ga portion of tho EAstmnn hotel. No fatalities wore reported-’Shrly Friday night. : 1 The' tirlktbr swept in from the Hot Springs. National Park, dippod intd’l h e ‘city'nnd then passed over wot Springs mountain northof the dty. \ ,'In , - addition .a----- v - ' to wrecking tho ehubch ind *damaging, the East­ man hotel, the wind destroyed the Cottage homo of Mrs, G. A. Hates, damaged the GlonWood Hotel and )AY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1924. » I/)west *] IBP tures Lead in Herald’s Contest; Has Q uarter Million Votes; Beginning his Campaign In Indiann Democratic Presi­ dential Candidate I*nys Em­ phasis on Labor Issues :>^ v [United States I? Invited T$n In Geneva Arthur SANFORD, FLORIDA, Leads in Campaign ,u r » u ill KF EONSDAVIS’ INDIANATOUR 'OW ». LOi Unselt fregh soul Highest, ■v ifej Nc C h e k ia n g T ro< In F orm er ) A n d R e i n f o r c e d ', S tr e n g th e n in g L lM Fall of Shi Is a f t :hai City is In Dan Capture Tho Not Yet YU The three watermnin crew* em­ ployed by this city in the con­ struction o f the new municipal waterworks system, are laying ap­ TOKIO, Sept. 20.—Be proximately one mile of pipe n the reported brenk-dotm in* week nnd to date approximately kinng defense of Shanghai ant 12 mile* o f mnins have been laid, possible resultant defeat of statist City Manager W. B. W il­ oral Lu Yung Hsiang said liams to a representative o f The the favorite of tho Japanei* Herald thi* morning. eminent by reason of bis From the middle o f August to tion with the old Anfu party, Sept. 6, the crews laid 21,826 feet unese interest was growing inti o f pipe, said Mr. Williams. One crew liinl HJ.1t* feet (it n cont o f today. The vernacular preai gaV*/-; $.213 n foot or a total Inbor cost prominence to reports from corrf|e£f o f $1,115.26; another 8,386 feet at pendents in Shanghai all( $.238 n foot or u total labor cost American interest were suppor o f $ 1,1 It*.10; and the third crew Wu Pei Fu. military head of 6,002 feet at a cost of $1.69 n foot or a total labor cost o f $638.40. Peking government. Lead and okum used by the three SHANGHAI. Sept. 20.—In an. crew- was valued at $1,588.76. At the rate pipe is living laid at engagement which started at day* . reinforcements for th* . present, all of that o f the original break, plans will he in the ground by the Chekiang* troops on the frontfc*4 'f, tween Shankhmi-Nanking first meeting of the City Commis­ line and Kiatlng pushed the sion m October, Mr. Williams re­ vealed. Other pipe for the exten­ ing Kiangsu forces back, atr , sion* ordered at the last meeting ened their lines and regained o f the cirnmission have to he ship- [ postion near Kwangtu 15 ." ped and will be laid a* soon ns west of here. possible, he said. SH AN GH AI, SepL 20.The Pacific Pipe and Tank Com­ der o f Shanghai to the pany. fiom whom the city is purchnsing its wood stave pipe which armies seeking to capture it Saturday morning will conduct water from the wells admitted to the reservoir at the plant, hns headquarters of defender* at LQl been instructed not to ship the wha to be a possibility. It ...... I pipe for about 3(1 days, Mr. sorted, however, that contrary^ reports, the det* William* said It i* expected that common ns Minn a* thi* pipe arrives here Chekiang soldiers were not In I the metal main* will have la-en i treat. Chekiang Line Waver*. Inul and the three crew* will bo- I SHANGHAI. Sept. 20.— Th* gin work mi the wood stove pipe. of Chekiang soldiers defet I.a>ing Reservoir Floor Mr Williams further *tnted thnt .Shanghai ugainst the oneoml the floor o f the new reservoir is Kiungsu troops huve wavered, about ihree-fuuilha finished.. The, are preparing to retreat 1 ronervoti. it wht learned, will’ Kavu d ir, reporta received here PrJd a partition across the middle so night indicated. 'Hie reports laid that tha d o ftM s A that one side of it, may Ih.- used at interval* when oiricinlx wish to or* were establishing a new lift* have the other side cleaned out. defense iii the neighborhood, or Tins- wa* called for in the plans, Nan-iang, three miles nearer th*'.' said Mr. Williams, and will assure city than the old line. The old unit muons operation of the plant. was definitely stated to hav* The new 200.000 gallon capurity bent by the Kiangsu attack 'b e ­ tank hu* recently been completed tween ilwungtu, the old center, and i» lendv for use. lie suid. The the railway sector, fifteen tntf i .i Imi it v of the reservoir is 1,000, from Shaiigliui und Kiatlng, way from liwangtu to the c o * l t Ol ( 8mi gallon*, it wn* learned. the north. Plant Mnrhinery Reports that the Kiangsu army The piesxuie pumping machineiv is being installed m the power seeking to capture Shanghai hik).; hoose at ihe waterworks. Mr broken the Chekiang army'* .U dyffl H illioni* declared, and will soon at liwangtu, fifteen milek be ready foi use. This consists of •he city un the Shnnghal-Nl two double unit, crude oil burning railway line, nnd was marcl engine*, and motors, which will be the city, caused now alarm In' Used to pump water from the rv- outlying districts Friday nigh*.:.1* seivtrti into the tank und for ad­ Thut tho Kiangsu soldier* were ditional pressuie when needed, advancing on the city waa made hither of tiie units will more than evident lute yesterday oftom ooii ' supply the needs ol Suntord at us the sound of gunfire cam* near- A present, he said, hut the city must er mid nearer. Definite information* look out lot the future. The unita in. to what actually was transpiring j’j will be used alternately. at the front wax lacking, {towafCC*. Fimergenc) Well. due to the fact that observil* war*' It was further learned from Mr. nut permitted along th* ritltwgg; Williams that the city is drilling lino. u Id-inch well fur use only m cases Revolt of the third C h c k l m v ^ of emergency. This well, he suid, army defending Shanghai haJ . will supply 1,000 gallons of wuter thrown the brunt of the battle cut . each minute, hut tlie wutei will be the first army under G c n e ra l-H * .urtesiun und not sort water us will Feng I.in, defense comnilseloner, ' be supplied by the other wells. The winin' army was holding the linos lour well* to lie used, Il is said, w, si of .Shanghai, against the K i t - ; will supply mi entirely soft wuter. angsu forces fighting f o r po*MS*,v5 To Cost $360,000. Mon of this city. Tho entire new system when A report truin u council o f war completed, slaUil Mr. William*, nt the heudquariers uf General Lu will huve cost Sanford approxi Yung Hsiang, tuchun uf C w t i a g g : mutely $300,0(81. Of this, about province, said that General Lu vra* $30,000 worth of uquipinenl from inclined to surrender and demand PHILADELPH IA. Sept. 20.— the old plunt purchased from the u peace parley. The peace proposal was Sweeping changes in weapons of Southern Utilities Company, is be­ ruled by Genrrsl Ho, who Mid thit ! war that were said to huve in­ ing used. Mr. Will lain* states thut much of lit* troops were loyal and he Would 1 creased the efficiency of those of the work on the new system has continue to remain a defense to ’ the World war period ulmoat onebeen done under the direct super­ sa w lbe Woosung forts, et tha out. ( half, were described today by Ma­ vision ol the city officials and that anchorage of Shanghai and the JU* jor General C. \\ illiuma, of the it lias been done ul u much iowet* angnian arsenal at Lungwhg,war department, in u paper read Sentries posted at railway before world scientist* gathering cost, Is being done much quicker, und is being done better thun it tions and other approaches let here in the observance of the cen­ could huve been lone if contracts to Slianghai Friday refused to tenary of the Franklin Institute. bud been uwurded fur the whole mit the passage o f any He exhibited slides showing the plunt und system. including police Or press possibilities of the new weapons. in recent reports to the City At 1 o'clock Friday atteraakff A semi-authentic rifle is being Commission, Consulting Engineer tillery firing was audiU* perfected for use us u shoulder J. K. Craig, o f Jacksonville, de­ Shanghai in the direction o f 'Li weapon, General Williams suid, a* clared thut the work on the plant und Woosung but there WS well a* a .60 caliber machine gun and the laying of mains so for evidence uf disorder er retn to replace the wartime .30 culiber. is more thun ordinarily satisfactory the defending Chekiang lines. New trench mortar* of great ac­ und thut the amount saved by thq Railway telegraphers curacy. high .speed tanks, with guns J • ri .•rintending its own Report Shows Vast Road Change in Weapons Number 2 Begins Soon Since Recent War Governor Petitioned Bernard Grant Case T A L L A H A SSE E . Sept 2(1.— The State Road Department announced an award to W P. McDonald Collstruetion Company of luikefand of SPRINGFIELD, 111 . Sept 2 0 . - a contract for the construction of A |>etilioM asking for executive to miles of Mute road niinilier t w o clemency to be extended llemurd between Lowell and tlculn. 'HuI Grunt, 20. under sentence to hung bid was $324,000. The work will for the murder of a policeman, was* begin immediately, received in triplicate by Governor Hinull this morning. It was referABILENE, Texas, Sept. 20.—The rod ini mediately to the slute di- j world fliers passed over Abilene vision o f purdons und paroles. at 12:03 this afternoon. New Municipal Hail Contract Will Be Awarded Monday, Says Williams At its meeting next Monday aft­ ernoon tho City Commission will award the contract for the erection of the new municipal hall which will cost approximately $76,000, said City Manager W. Ii. William* in a statement ot n representative of The Herald today. Two weeks ago the commission­ ers opened bids for this building, but for several reasons, it is saiu, postponed the letting of the con­ tract. Since that time the city engineer,'city manager and the city architect huve thoroughly gone over the bids and will make final recommendation at Monday’s ses­ sion, it was learned. The bids ranged ' from a little over $3,00(j to nearly $70,000. It is win the uie sum U said uiut thut no; only will culled for in the bid be considered by the commission in awarding the contract, but also the reliability of the contractor or contracting com­ pany that offers the bid. Work on Boat Basin Mr. Williams also stated that Work on the city boat basin is progressing rapidly. The dredge is working fust, he said, and will soon start filling in the pier part o f the project. . At present, it was learned, the dredge is filling the places where attluonal concrete piles must be driven. Already, be stated, the Gallesple Company__ m s started driving the remainder of the piles .for the pier. All of the piles ex­ cept those for the extension from the pier to the wooden piles o f the basin havt» been made and art ready to be driven, It is said. appearance of a in. turrets, instead runs ...to many thousands of the .. __ of in . . .the body wurk mo,m ...... plena Friday morning over of the tank, a 75 mm field gun ] dollurit. A superior quality of work eng, 1$ miles west, where 15.000 yurds range, compared t.o I l»cin|; doriL- alao, he *t«ted. were thrown without 9.000 in the war, and other lnven- j.-|, the town. ” * A tlong were detailed by the speaker,' A general alarm waa The 105 mm gun has been re­ Friday in the Nan too placed with a 165 mm, General McCarthy Ends Life districts, comprising tha Williams stated, increasing thr settled Chinese territory On Pacific Steamer range from 12,000 to 20,000 yards. to the Shanghai forelgt The 4,7 inch gun now hurls a pro­ SEATTLE, SepL 20 —C. A. Mc­ mente and a rush of jectile to 100 pounds for 20,000 Carthy. former federal prohibition the foreign quarter was yards whereas a 45 pound shell waa agent in Florida, last night «nded formerly used, he continued. Trie* to Bolster Deft hla Ufa aboard the Tran*-Pacific Air Attacks on Citlea. General Lu Vung-H steamer, President Grant, by swal­ Air attack* on cities, General lowing poison. McCarthy was ar­ fender ruler of S'hahghal Williams declared, would meet fire rested il Thursday night on tha hoMover appointee ooff the At from a new anti-aircraft gun lhat steamer on charges of sale of liquor sometimes called the _ firek a 15-pound shell with deadly and the aisault of q prohibition puily in China—-who flod accuracy. This, be **td, proVe agent in Florida. He disappeared provincial capital at (Continued on pag* 6) . ' (CoaUnaad on p ig* < while on bail a year ago. �1 9 /1 9 M . ■uitablc for human t present oily nnd couni we. The The world tnry. • provision •THIRD: Suitable should be made for our dead. A municipal cemetery can be made (Continued from Page 1.) dmkatkwan, located midway beautiful and the sale of lots would ’COn Peking I C h lllg and a m i WUSUCII. II Mukden^ dii reimburse the city for the cost of s Chihli province from Man­ * ! the site nnd all subsequent Improve ia. It .contains n gate in the I mynts. . * “ FOURTH: I am In favor of I beautifying the city in nnd around oqr parks and school grounds, Mnny cities, Sanford in particular, •have neglected to do this in tha l'pust and In some Instances have started too late. . “ 1 have voted for every bond Isr Stic in favor of nrogress. My nsso-* _ eintes nre all large taxpayers in Hire rival tuchuns are lighting the city, county and state and favor ! possession o f that city, to thu i this issue. ana City at tltnr. circled over Kan­ in the Night 'they would fro If they fell over-* board. Jeff contended that ho could float across take Monroo smoking . . _ . a cljrair and never expected to git "^ec^t^ul^^o^rrivc **onC8 ° f The * cra*d jolnod I drowned either in the lake or in a ll, the party at Palatka c id stayed as I barrel. -------- - ' lonr as he was able. A. P. Conof blossoms Is to be r nelly deserted the bunch at jnt-k* , on their globe-girdit March. gold symbolic of tbo , Is being gathered by ank* and civic orgnnlrtoun Southern Cali, ^ A pP V C v ia ^EilNO *OOKS TO A ftxrs (Continued from Page 1) ■cause a man or woman violates ir laws is no reason why thov | thou Id be confineil in a building not (Continued from l ’nge 1) Circle Over Kansns City. K A N S A S CITY. Mo.. Sept. Wo linvc made every ureimrntinn to serve you 1 Well. Sntiirdny you will lime tin excellent line of vi ge­ , tables here. SATURDAY SPECIALS Foreign Kkrts Can He Detected Very Easily Phone .‘19 For Service f r . i ' S . ^ r A p on!* of Hemlnolfl County. Florid*. An<l to ony nod all person* or part If’* elalmlnir any right. tills or Interest In and to the property tnrclnabnvn described. liy or through any of tbo nbove namoa jinrlte*. nr In any manner whatso­ ever. ,' ' . . . •Jt la Hereby Ordered and Re­ quired Hint .you nnd each nof you do,. • . i . i i i .. 9 rt m n l n l n l "BUTTER-ROLLS Something New ’ ‘‘CREAM ROLLS,” , »V!C‘'h at thf Chamber of Com mcrcc. Hr is viting In North Car ollna to recuperate. ■ — Arthur Yowril thief #fMe*i 0f the day imjt thkrlfo Jlijfnl al night nnd tbcy^wvrp risslsttd !>> “ sheriff" Hnrdoh of Orange City These gentlemen kept perfect or- nnd Son. Vorks formerly of Min-, witness my b trier nt nil times nnd kepi down mu- ncsota but now of Orlando. Van aclW aa their privnte. "C "«hl urn-'iii ,iR>' <hc ranks with a firm hand Valkcnburgh • . „ a . a i F lo r id a . Ib is lb secretary while bn tnc trip ami - „ st \ n Shcrmnn Uoyd arid Clause were took doWn nil the “ amnnuensis.” ! <SKAL) the sweet singers on the trip nnd George Hroekhnhn nnd Paul Whitehurst were the musicians in charge. Hroekhnhn nnd White­ hurst nnd Clause were also on the recommendation thnt the work of proginm nt Jacksonville nnd were . street were service the inrorne tax division be decen­ highly complimented by Senntor Fletcher who failed to henr them, t . tralized. Nocrotnrv Mellon said this was being done as rapidly ns safety would permit. Ask Detailed Return* In C l r r n l t ( H u r l of lk » S rsen lK Tin- committee in its questionJ a dlrln t C lrrn lf of F lorid a. noire railed upon Secretary Mellon Brm tniile C o u n ty ,— l a C k s n r e r r . to furnish detailed return* of each Isluh H ic k s o n , C om p lsln siii. v*. (■ A . T w l l c b e l l . et at. D ofi-iulnn t*. taxpayer reporting net incomes — mil l o U u l c l T i l l s . exceeding $.100,000 in 1918; the %otter lo D efen dan ts K n cw n *nd Unknown. returns for 1020 o f those who re­ To: C A. Twliebell noil -------- ported personnl net incomes exT w l l c b e l l . Ills w i f e . If l i v i n g unit If «|*-;ol. ni l p u r l l e n c l a i m i n g I n l i - r n s l * c< riling $100,000 fur 1010; returns ii m li- r t h e s a i d C, A. T i v l f c b e l l n n d allowing personnl net incomes tie ------ T w l l c b e l l . bln w i f e , d e c e a s e d . „ r otiierw lso, A. I l l c k f o r d n n d tween * 180,000 nnd $ 100,00 for 1- A Hrunilcv and Joe Camoron , — pick ford, bis wife. If living, 1010; returns from 1020 of those with Hen Squires and Joe Hall were and If dead, all parties claiming Inwho reported personal net incomes reriouH enough to talk about ce l­ i,-rests under fin- skid t. A lllckf o n l a n d ------ - I l l c k f o r d . Ills w i f e , ketWM-n $100,000 ami $100,000 in ery growing on the trip nnd with ili-reii soil o r o t h e r w i s e ; T l m m n s K, Hnry Stevens and Charlie Henry 1010; returns showing personal net lla n n or and — l l a n n o r . Ills w i f e , itn nines between $ 100,000 and were appointed on the committee if l i v i n g a n d If d e a d a l l p a r l i e s • I.i l m l n g l o t , r e s t s i iu d i-r Ho* s a i d $|."i0,000 in 1010; returns from to investigate various doing nf oni 1020 of those who reported net in- of the party. Hilly Parker said Tn ohro, m ab iss I 'w i fl el a, n nd io-rc r aasn, dd —,-i- o tf hl ne nr -Cl ines hetweell $ 1011.000 and $110 , that rumors were rife about n cer­ •vise, T b o n o i s l l n t i i m i i a n d -------- Horse l l a n n o n Ills u If,-. If liv i n g , n n d If 0OO I'o 1010. ami returns from 1017 tain party using "W hite lo 102.'! inclusive of individuals who Hair Tonle" and this matter will 'l--ai| alt p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s In- dragged into the courts, no u n d e r I b e s a i d T h o m a s H a n n o n a n d reported personal net incomes iv l l a n n o n , h i s vv If,-, d e c e a s e d o r doubt. eei iline $ 100,000 in 1010. o t h e r w i s e o r un iter e a c h a n d a n y (Continued eroni png-c 1) rrnu now with the Seaboard Nntionsl Hnnk, New York city, who nppenred ns n withes*, in hi* I S S U E S T E P IN FLIERS INTEND DEPART FOR C I T Y PROGRESS TODALLAS TODAY Jeff Sllgh o f Orlando and Muir- 10 . m., Central eland K. A. Douglas and Dr. Marshall were voted the handsomest men of Die party and while in Jacksonville nceived mnir. compliments upon their npprurance III. Ralph St, vi-ris and C. W. Stokes were pro nounced the best physical spec' , mens with Jack IJovd acting ipjudge o f the physical culture r i hoot. MERINGUE i « • 4 J* * .,;>t ,/lALMOND." “COCOA NUT,” * * HI - . .> '* x - ' a Yon will And plenty of fancy Cakes and Cookie: • PKNSACOl.A. Sept. 17.— The , protracted dry spelL^ln this sectiop is becoming i.r? w*aus. affecting growing crops, but causing morft deterioration to cane and sweet |>otatoes. Satsumu orange trees nre withstanding the dry weather l where cultivation has been con­ tinued. There has been practically no fall planting. . The Good thlrigi.r , -Tomflrrdw {vr • * W/ywrtfic See the New DEUXE (H E V K O E E I You'll He Surprised The World’s Largest RETAIL GROCERS — We Sell for Leu* — We Sell Only Ihe Hast — We Give You Heller Service San Juan (iara^e ++++++++•:•>+•>+++++•:•++•:• Thai's why we are the world's largest luod ilistl'iH ut<»rs. That’s why, if van are not already a pat ton. \uu will lie e\ cmually. + ♦+ + + + + + + + + + < ■ + + + + + •:•+ + * -t-•: + * ♦•)••:•+++++<•+•!••!•-t- ^ ninl •o p our superior qualit v ot meal ittslied pat runs and want uni among Pork & Van Camps Beans 3 C ans ¥ O ’*' Three O /A I v o r y b o a p i / rakes Z U c • • Pint OE? iju ic e Home ^ l o c A4 PGrape U5eanutButter)'U1 b . 2 2 c in ea-v reai h of everv hotisekeepi i we have FIRST ( 'I.ASS store thnt earrie - onlv the lu gond.'i and a Pure «d ellii'ienl clerks that are v\ mg and anxious to serve > on ION A” UK AND IONA" U llANI) !»E A CIIE S CORN Sweet and Tender No. 2 ran f I'jCW Arm ■'i>': ‘ 77 National | Biscuit JFi g f Jewt o n s p i k g . l 3 c ORANGE-PEKOE INDIA ('EY 1.(1 N 1j-th pkff 20c; 27S We Want In He Y"t>r llrn d ip ia rlris MIXED THEA NECTAR T EA 2-oz pkfr 10c; PH ONES - - lb |,kg Special fo r Saturday DELICIOUS AND STIMl I,ATING C0 FF EE COFFEE SUPREME, per pound n m P CANNOT HE HOUGHT W U jVj ELSEWHERE, per pound krif/ THE BLEND TH AT LEAVES iL Il A GOOD TASTE, per pound Second Prize in ie Herald’s A Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables \Vc have only a limited amount. This GTrtgerale is guaranteed to please the most exacting. . JITS, “APPLE.” ©OFFBE CAKE o f t h e m s e v e r a l l y o r o t h e r w i s e . In an il l o t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d r e a l estate situate In H a n f o r d .q e in ln o le I ’ oiint v F l o r i d a , l o vv lf T h e W e s t H a l f n f PI,., k F l v o I S ) “ Fancy and Staple Groceries” • . A perfect tom, sot in a- dainty hexagon basket woven "platinum mounting. A beautiful • ring which will please any owner. *. �ho will bo glad ,tg croplny. L*~ In his service. IS GRANTED 29 PERSONS O ---------------------------------------------------- Conditional Parve Paroles* and toratlons of CitiGiven Thursday SSEe T Fla., Sept. 19. of nearly 200 cases i the state pardon board, luslon of It* regular meeting, announces of 21 conditional par* ties, and three rlestorixenahlp. ement Issued Thursday, explained its action in Uniency to prisoners, ns Jn dltionnl pardon Was granted. "WILLIE JAMJJS: Colored man. Has been in prison nearly thirteen years. Conduct hns l>con (rood. Ap­ plication largely endorsed by the white people of the community who knew the facts in the cuse. . A con­ ditional pardon was granted. "Anthony Jones: Colorod man. Has boen in prison on a second.de­ gree murder charge for mori 10 years. tJIls conduct has. beerf good. Physicians' rdport hi* nhysD cal condition such afc, not to, warJ rant hard Jnbur. Paroled to the Florida State Hospital for work at that institution. Huh boon In CtTATIOlr'i'1•» hi *».H TIIM o o tm v o p M4MINOI.M c o u n t y . JVIHIK. • wea/tk o r . wlojiijm * in ths mirtior* of the l:«tni* of Ssm ®*"* PliklliPS, deeetiMMk. 15 prison more •than th « e t a jfo * Application endorsed by the cIVcuit Judge, sheriff nnd county official* The said Sam Phillips having Sled generally. Rendered meritorious Interstate, on Dscsitlber Ztth. ISXJ. service In helping capture cscap-d in tbs County of Seminole. Florida. Now. therefore, these are to cite convicts. Young man 21 years old and admonish, all and singular the when crime was comniittod. A conditional pardon waa granted. “ PARK TUCKER: White boy. 19 years old; charged with larceny. Sentenced to two years In the state prison. He has served about IS months. State attorney requests his parole and very strongly ap­ peals from the citizens of the com­ munity asking {hat he be dftnoied. folo granted! ‘ALFRED *W ALTER*: R t>. jCulc man.- Confuted ’ o f low •dcgrel murdr.G Been in prison nearly li yekwf, Circuit Judgt) endorses his n"olirntlon. Prison officials nnd citizens generally endorse hi* nprjication. Conduct hns bee" ex­ cellent, A conditional pardon was granted. "JAM E S W A L L : Colored man "P IN K N E Y JONES: Colored man. Been biprlson nearly 12 years. Splendid record. Applica­ tion very largely endorsed. A con­ ditional pardon was granted. charged with breaking nnd enter­ "JOHN 8. LONG: While man. ing. Upon series of offenses of Charged with forgery o f check. like character committed about State’s uttorney hns written a let­ |said time win given sentence each ter and other officials have strong­ commencing after the other had ly endorsed his application, line been fully served, lists been in lion. served two years o f u three year IWWa especially Invite the public sentence. His conduct has been ‘ prison since 1905. In the opinion Tfaaid the short statement given good. A conditional pal don was o f the board he hns served long enough. A conditional pardon wus ■typin' the press regarding each granted. i granted. which conditional pnrdon “ KII) I.UCKY: Colored man. "JOHN* WOODS: Old slaverytiled. The board of par­ Has Wen in prison nearly 11 years. leyin'; to re-try cases, It was an ordinary negro row in ; time negro. Now about 75 yenrs ’ contemplates that there which the deceased was not with­ old. Hns boon in prison for mur­ a board of clemency and out some blame. Prison officials der about eight years. The circuit have had this thought in view, and large number o f the citizens of judge nnd prosecuting attorney ng and faithful service has been the community have interceded in have asked for his pardon. Record Bptr o determining factor with tm, his behalf. Excellent conduct. A while in prison has been good. A conditional pardon wax granted. anditlon of the prisoner conditional pardon was granted. "H A R R Y HUHERT: I’.dornd to much consideration "E D W A R D LYNCH: Young man charged with breaking nnd i» i k a large pe white man. Twenty-two years old. Sees 1 pardons ons ha have been recom- Charged with breaking and enter­ ti ring, Hns been in prison nearly twelve years. Record good. The dcd by the judges, state’s at- ing. Poor phytscul condition. . and jurors who tried the Stale’s attorney has written the hoard feids he hns served long enough. Conditional pnrdon grant­ hoard asking for his pardon. Ha* ed. statement then describes served about three years o f n five "Restoration of citizenship naming those to whom year sentence; excellent record. A granted to H. H. illount, Claude lency has been given, and the conditional pm don was granted. and Marvin Hobbs.*’ »».therefor, as follows; "P RE SL EY MACK: Indicted in IY ARMSTRONG: White 11U1. Has served nearly H years ('. H. Stakes, o f Haines City, •bout 26. Charged with j Slate’s attorney endorses his ap- representing the Curtis Publishing taking and entering. Has been plication. His record hns been ex­ Company, spent Wednesday and prison sinco May, 1915. Has cellent A conditional pardon was Thursdnx in Sanford, the guest of faithful service; has grouted. •lie Montezuma Hotel. •JAMES MILLS: Paroled to Iped In the capture of escapes; •tlglnecr. Was paroled to the Florida Farm Colony for the \ o t m t : m* % r i* u r A T io \ p o ll TAX IIKCM I \ IIICII MOTION *75 Epileptic nnd Feeble Minded at It* road department. o r t i i k ( sI: m : i i a i . h t a t v t k h ARMSTRONG:’ Colored Gainesville for service at that in­ o r t i i i : htatk o r f m iiiu ia . N o t tr** |*» 11* r * h\ u I v**ti t h a t J If RjtfrtIM been in prison nearly 12 stitution. Colored man. charged ITS. Good recoul. Killed rin- with murder. Has been in prison I *•'*■. |»ti I r l i i pt i r n f T a x t *•*» I Ifli-fit t* I N*» HI, if ;t ( i f ! t i n- ft l It titty tif J i n 11', jtar man in an ord in a l negro about 10 years; excellent record. V I» 1T* ' 2. f 11v-1i Kiiitl r« f 11 fit' ll! ft “ FRINGE MORGAN Colored In t ut *»ITl«* iit' il \ui* matt** i i pl j Mct t * ..at turpentine rump. A comb man. Has been in prison little t1*«t» f r»r I in \ t « IftMiip i n arr»*r *I* trdon was granted. BAKER: Has been in more than seven years. Circuit mo-*- with )»«• HnUI c » ri i f l c u l c n o * I n’i i r* * t h *■ f o i l t l••tier 11ti'tl |>n»nearly 10 years. The state’s judge writes letter requesting his l 1 1> Mltli.it ■ VI I n 1nic S**lll I Hull* « n u it t \ who prosecuteif*him has pardon. Facts in case do not show I ’ I mi Ji I h i n 11 11*' m I n < • rit i*r n f rial request for his par- any malice. The board feels that Si t i**i i r mlf* A > e 151 fi N I I n f \V I I ri** i i f s » • ' 3fR. T u p 1 !< S I hi l i i f i * .10 record has been excel - shooting was perhaps accidental I * i m i S 4 H*_' f I \V 4 . 1 *• f t H t •• A conditional pardon was Reeord excellent. Conditional pur- \ W < V r »»f I ^ »t 24. M M Ni n l t l i M don granted. Tl r l r t l H 1»4* f*l\ I t •• N K 4 - n r f.f “ J. N. M’liU AG GE White muri, h h i .i i . i ' t \ 1m p i n «.f i n k \\ t u r o b r o w n . Colored man. i f *• **«» N . t i i l i 4X3 f e e l > T h e] in years old when convict- about fifty years old Convicted of ■ tfri ta ii«f to m e n l t h e tin!** ard o f testimony shows dc- trespass. Has served two years. if i ti * I■* ii >i Ik * *1f Nllth c * r El 11c *i 11* I practlcally ns guilty ns the Under all the circumstances in con Mt f in- li tm«> » f lnUifiH n t nl. ms it. He has served about met Ion witii facts of tile case in aoiil t » f t Ifit*!tt «* Nlliill I** I etlee ill **tl .M *' u n i Ini : i n I d u l u x i l i i i l u l J I ic« . ■in. The circuit judge nnd v o h in g as it does disnute as to e 111■ 11n i < f i h o n t h e 1 4 1 h tla> n f ( »• ( tate’s httorney who tried him title of property on which trespass ittit* i a i* t \*:• i ;Q)ind his pardon. His con was alleged to have been commit it IH-WM ini' Mff i rt ait Kill! nit I l i r e i t ml bflan good. A conditional t ted. board feels prisoner lias serv ed s« nl I h h t i n I.fli l i n y «»f S * | » ! e i n l n i, long enough. A conditional pardon A I (» S eIuMl1>4 DjVaA gronted. , „ K \ h n n ;l.A S BROW N: (UdoreJ was granted t i. i t t * i i « t i i t « •' t ut H* ihiih«l»* t mini', I h *r i 11,i "JOHN PORTER and JOI 1NIE Hsu. Phrollcd to the Florida State I : v \ M \\ K l l l t S , l* t ‘ Each eluirgcil with tospKal same time ago. t'asc of HALTER. He has served having liquors in their possession. six years. 1'he judgo nnd No record of snie. Sentenc'd re­ spectively to $4(10 00 and costs of ! attorney have recommend pardon. State's attorney in court am! $150 00 and costs o f ' Prison senteme imposed in Rending says "case was very touit one, much conflict of test) comic.tion wnli lines, i nniniui ed f. and I thought sentence too in view of nppli. ations being DICLUXI*: Record has been excel* strongly suppotte.l and undei all A conditional pardon was ciicuniNtanres luiuid feels Dial Dm ( j* fines nre commensurate with the, PRANK BURCH: . Colored oRciixi <<f having intoxicating tl- I Judge j in. Fifty years old. Charged quois in thcii possession Y ou ’ll lie Surprised Jth criminal assault on a colored and |i .jscciil m g iiltmiiev t.oDi h i , h is. Do'ir applications • o f mature age. Was sell "t l A DE t* Shi* ,t IS t hinged j for five years. He lias l.ettei flour | four yearn uf the nontcm i «.D. <oitpi /zli inciO Jkls record us M a prisoner has'pane vvht.se pr.peitv i ulteg. ,1 l o ' excellent. Both judge ami have hern einl.i .'/led write Die '• attorney recommended tns I■.-ni.t ii'king for in ivleuse and 1 U. A conditional pardon was "Theng are more than fourteen convicts In the prisons, Icb number does not include ■ I f f prisoners. With this large _ It b f prisoners and holding B M p f sessions a year it is but Ijtlkral that there would be a large amber of cases presented at this «■«!</ <i^i lithTjafrl bf rensed, to tic oml appear before this before the «th day of Court on ur■ lief»ro Octdbey. Ai 6..1SJI; 6 . I filli »hd|nti cbjeh11 uns, |f ~~ they “ *■ ‘ ‘ xrnnitlgns, IT any havekUto ‘the Yfti? W letters bf administration One G reat Unified Plan Construction If you have c\i r glaiu’cil at a map of Coral Calilt-s — M iamj’s M a s iff Subtiri)— or leisurely motored over iLs fkne Htreels anti htrulovards. you must have hern impressed with thdVreat importanre of these thoroughfares in linking together and liemg up intone unified plan all of I lie widespread activities o f the suburb. This is indeed one o f the most significant features o f Coral Galdes development and the one which best reveals the skill and care which has been devoted to its plan­ ning. Kven the casual visitor knows Granada |{oii)evanl, Country Club I'rado and Coral Way, and the relation which each o f these line streets hears to the entire development scheme. Now— wilh the opening of the new Flagler SI reel section — we have another great avenue destined to be one o f the most important in Coral Cables. It is 1’o m o UOdlGVii artery (»f the addition. . . . . *Ponce do l.coit Boulevard begins at the Mugler Street entrance, cutting directly through the heart o f the new seclion, across S. W. Kightli SI reel (Tamiaim Trail l and (hen sweeping down through the Dougins and Business sections to Coral Way. See the New Ponce tie I,emi Boulevard i.- inn feet wide and will he illuminated for D ; entire length with white way. On it is now being constructed the new Wadi Apartment-Motel. Furl her a lo n g the Coral Gables school in found. Then several buildmgs including Ute Bank and P o s t oll’ue now rapidly nearing cpfnplction. At. ( oral Way nnd Ponce de Leon Boulevard the new Administration Building has just been begun and a large group of other important structures are now in project. CHEVROLET Naturally enough, a tin* boulevard of this chant* ter, upon which is to he found so many important buildings, will bttract investors who will quickly recognize its strategical value. A great deal of Ponce de Leon Boulevard plots have al­ ready been sold This is especially true of the busmes.-, >:t< plots. But there s till n main many choice locations, corner am) otherwise, which will increase in value as construction develops, and upon which an early investment*will prove profitable. And if nccessart to stress further the advantage of earh buying, the scarcity o f sites on the other principal boulevards of ( ’oral ( la hies would provide ample proof i m onvince anyone. San Juan (turage JORGE CALDWELL: Col in, charge of murder. Has nineteen years. His record good. He was granted a I to the Florida State Hosjdar service at that institution TANK GOODMAN: Colored tjlu difficulty with another eol^ Was convicted of mur•nd sentenced to hang. The ly has written letters to the ard asking that his sentence be mmuted. While in jail sehritf eriff endorses his application nnd ft there was provocation for Ins Liv .Chief of police, stale's nttorrocommend his sentence to tie tinted. While in jail sheriff jrevented some escapes prisoners. Sentence entnto life Imprisonment ILL GOLDEN: C.,l..i ed man 60 years old Hus been in son nearly 14 years, (join! con it, A conditional purdon win rH. Hays: White man. About l o f age. Charged with mi I,Intercourse with an unmur ciuulc. Has served one year *ate prison. All the facts of ‘ "•imony in this cuse in conwith the »>srty assaulted _ board to feel that he has J(d tpng enough. A condiltonul was granted. » H. J ACKH ON: Co Iored mu n, : 60 years old. t'iiurged with Rpl ^uauit on colored wornun. d nearly six years. The the state’s attorney both prs to the bourd asking j His record has been | While a prisoner. A con- * — Gome to ( ’oral Gables aboard a de luxe Pullman bus. G o to the local Gables plots m the Mugler Street section are priced from $1,1 fit) upward. SE: Coral t r v i c e 1 A . MODERN hanking organ ization, w ith ade­ quate facilities. 2 A n -AULL p ersonn el in directors, officers and staff. 3 A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in the i n d i v i d u a l n eed s o f every d ep ositor. ^Miami's jH a sler Suburb ~ We invite tien accounts s renglh ,Ser\ ice } v f I GKOItGK A M L I tlilt’ K, Owner Executive Offices: 1r»S E. Mugler Street. Miami. Progress Atlantic P ity Office: 1720 Boardwalk. Offices Jacksonville, West Paint Beach. Davtnnn. Orlando, Tampa. St. Petersburg. Sanfmd. Lakeland. OeUind, Eustis. Bradcntown nnd Sarasota SEMI1N0LE COUNTY BANK / 47* Inlt■real Puld on Savings Accounts __________ ! _______ SANKOHI) Ol'TICIC: MII.ANK THKATHK IlLDOf % ’ j: t V ; _____ _______ 4-+S--t-S-S--:-4-v S - - ; . 4 " t - v S - 4.4-4-4-+ -k-f 4 "t4-->■+ S.-1-S.-I--t--i-4 - z . - v * .* . . . . . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ + + 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ,4,H*4"(-+ +++4>+++4+++'t'V4 4 4 "l"i" M 'H - 4 -4 4 'H " t '4 4 4 " M '4 " 4 4 4 'H 4 H ( J ft IQi-G •flice and make your reservation now. ****®**B , , B ® * * * ■ • ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I I I I X I ■ Ml e Contest is still can Enter and ->nWi'.N L j 1 )* CTV * .V V *c V V . i ’ VI V v v ik a a x a a a a k a a n k a iiK u a l ^ V * < 't* >■>•**•* \ * (tp,J . �E»'i . FR 20 'En 20, 1901 19%,. , „, , ■ ■ ■ ■ !v ) A ■ H .4 4. 4 f A A , ■, A .4 i ! , i j ----------|. | ,'j T , ,'T n jT 4 > 4 A A,J Vf» ■ 4 _ •• ' ' 7 ■i 1 .1 ?1 « flt -k•.( J. 'Jj 1, i." 1 r ■>• ■ : „ n.i S X i ■ - ' X X '. . : , X X ' f;X l;i' ► A rX \ 4’ +■{■ M +■>♦++<•+M •!■<■* * >;i* * - > * * * » * < ' * * 4 * * 4 4 4 * * * * * * * * ' > * + < « { * f r * * 4 ' l ■' vvv*-s-^<*»*'S*i">+**444+*'*4444*«+4++4+'e»S*4” > + « 4 4 4 4 * + + + +.............. - > i ' . i + + . . ^ + ^ "+t. tJ + i i ti ^++t if^*+' i * + . i . A . j . + ^ + + + s>.r 4 + <.+++4<.++ * W -.......................... + <•++ 4 - < ■ < • •>+ <•+«-i-h+++-4-♦ Sanford’s 1920 Population, inw* < •& j t 1Y 2' 2 ■ ■ :■ ■■■■< JT 5,588. Sanford’s 1924 Population, 10,433. 1 • > 0 0( " ,,1 ~ A- • / V 4Fr. «! } * ) ’ Population increase in 4 years 86 per cent. Sanford’s Assessed Valuation 1920, $3,750,000. rv Sanford's Assessed Valuation 1924, $8,300,000. Valuation increase in 4 years 121 per cent. Do these figures inspire you? Do they strengthen the confidence you always had in the future o f Sanford BI r The confidence o f outsiders in the future o f a city is only as great as the confidence dis­ played in a city by its citizens. The passage o f bond issues by large m ajorities in the past manifested the confidence Sanford people have in their city's future. This confidence has in turn been reflected in the handsome premiums paid for every bond issue Sanford has o ffe re d for sale. B* i The many municipal improvements com pleted or in course o f construction and financed thru bond issues are responsible for the increased values o f property. (It .**ilrf Phenomenal profits from recent real estate transactions indicate that the growth o f Sanford, resulting from the many improvements during the past four years, has secured the con­ .t, ■».! fidence o f outsiders. ft Whether an owner o f residential property or business property no one would consider selling at prices which prevailed before the large program o f municipal improvements was begun. The $325,000 bond issue to be voted on Monday, Sept. 22nd, is equally as important as any o f the previous issues which have been carried by such large majorities. for ' Its passage will give further impetus to a greater city, a more modern city and to the citizens generally, greater prosperity. Successful passage will insure further increased valuation o f all classes o f property. It will also indicate that there is no lessening o f the confidence the people o f this citv have in the future o f the ( T I T SUBSTANTIAL. A - 4. , * * m |Oil’Monday an Important Bond Issue will be Decided Upon | -w *,,lh oubeamong themajority votingfor better conditions? ] V<f, * 'f V. 'VI ! <— — This advertisement paid for by (hr following citizens lit tcrested in the welfare uf San ford and endorsing the bond issue: -- Edward Higgins It. \V. Pearman, Jr. Forrest Lake Frank 1*. Forster W. H. Tun nidi lie E. A. Douglass (Jeo. A. Dct’oltw It. L Dean It. H. Derg <;. E. McCall (I. T. H ods’ll E. F. Lane ■i i 1 Dr. S. I'nleslon A. ( ’. Fort (>. C. Fellows Dr. L. 1). Drown II. Overlin II. C. Du Dose D. L. I’erkins I. (5. Dali Dr. It. M. Mason W. P. Carter < W. A. Leffler A. I*. Connelly T. \V. Lawton .1. L. Matthews W. M. Connelly S. M. Lloyd J. II. Tillin !•'. J. Conzalez It. C. Maxwell II. T. Ilodgkinsun F. A. Morn Ceo. W. Knight It. C. Bower It %)•- t..A It. J. Holly 1*. \V. Spencer, Jr. A. II. Hamrick A. Radcld S. VV. Bradford It. D. Wight John Mcisch A. IL Plait Fred W. Hall Dr. W, f . Langley E. C. Smith, Jr. J. C. Sharon S. Dcnjamin I*. Weinberg J. C. Deen Elton J. Moil)'lit on Lloyd F. Boyle N. H. Garner A. Kanner Edward Ely • 4SK' T. L. Dumas Fred Crandall A. It. Key t v w“ « tr %t * ^ *. z v. a ' i ■*: ti M i r * 1 y Jr l M f i i m * + 4444444 i ■ $ * & '> �Tt> * , *. ~r*.». 53*? ■ ' As Brisbane Sees It »m *t ■fare. PUrlda •• Dd Class ’ Mattel, at ilia PoatofAci 1SST. Ida. undar Act i 1m toBAN. dkiiq . 11 m A Id! Ha A m a * |IIMOniPTlO!< nATica .11,10 Six ltontha .fl (0 in City b ,.c a r r 1 .r .,j> .r Waaklr Edition. ■ra ular advartlalnr rate*. . T il® AMOCUTRD .aAaaoc’.ated 1’ resa (entitled to tha uaa _ On Monday an opportunity will be given tho citizens of Sanford to show their faith in the city, and to have a part in making Sanford a better city in which to live. The quali­ fied voters will pass upon the question whether or not a bond issue amounting to three hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars shall me authorizedIt is hnrdly necessary for The Herald to repeat again all that has been brought out before in connection with this bond issue* Much has been said about the necessity of the various items. The most important of them all is £he sew« jage isystem- wJiic^Avijl guariWtee to Sanford continued health} /The corijithlcnon bf a liow jail, tho paving item, and thVonbiorTirovidlng a city cemetery arc just problems which confront all rapidly growing cities and are an evidence bf prosperity j^o, it isn't necessity for us to go into details. The voters know what the hondielection is for and have al­ ready given the matter thorough’ consideration. of all ncwn dlartktrhaa to It or not otherwlee credItkla paper and atan tha local bllshed herein. All rlahta of Bond issues are sold nl higher premiums when the vote is Itlon of apeelal dlapatohaa alao reserved. a decisive one. The greater tho majority given in an election fBDAY, 8EI*T. 20. 1924. o f this kind, the easier it is to sell the bonds at a higher . f..® The bonds will paaa. Eel’s muko nlmous. should make l heit^ w ipiie^ kmm-n issue. The least ............................... anyone can do is ......... ............' .. mo PRESIDENT COOLIDGE.'ln the", language of our youth, " s a y a whole mouthful," as folloaral 'T don't believe that silcnco does me any hirm. ‘ No •cahdl'datk V a l‘f '1 over injured, by NOT talking lob much.” *n ‘ *Silence, to continue with modem English, “ has it nILovcr any ,lino, of talk.” Silencd is so rare among politicians that the voter snyn to himself, "Since he tnlkn so little j he MUST bo an able man." An eagle is a silent bird. A crow isn’t. Two kinds of men are silent, great men and dull men. r|.t ■a sys voto for a good srwerage and then advertise Sanford ' as tRo healthiest city on earth. ---------- o------■— g' It Twill take some real cheek for th« Chekiang forces to hang on to |hak — Ilil't it funny how man^jnijn jvIlM . go ft) a fashion show niuf watch*1 a flock of Indies’ dresses para le Brib» r ‘ -------- —o liter Hagen has a mighty good BO today of '!><>eoiriing Anieri l can ppen gulf champion an well ns rhumpion. [. the British open el T\ ’ i — -o - I t (won’t be Iohl ig before a fold L anap w))f r^pijnd everyone thjt y-1winter wifi soon lie here and husi“ »oaa>ia picking u; Wmil- s — It n Wa .note the giyjolme prie.es for lirty principal cilleii of the Unit ’ ed Staten In. quoted at 14.71 rents u gallon. Wish that price average j would blow down this way. They:.Ajre^Learnin# To Distrust Him . . No. we’ ve cut it out." The quiet voice had a quality that rang true, and the idher fellow pushed bis own cocktail aside untouched m a sort of unconscious deference to the Man at bis side. “ Wu have some little boys nl our bouse.” I be .api'i/ln-r went on to explain. 'T h e y are lug enough now to observe home o f our habits. And 1 want Iheir respect More than that, 1 want them to grow up, law-abiding and honest. 1 dare not deliberately set examples 1 do not want them to follow. "Another thing." the man continued, "the crowd v\< run with ust*il to lie light drinkers O ik* cocktail was all any one of the bunch would take Now Ihev gn/./.le ami at sonic of ■ I [ Folk, trying Upkeep up w"th the <’ur l,a,r , " ‘s , h " ! Kr ,h;'' 1 ,h,nk al,,,Ut 1 ’ Chinese war wish thryjvfurr back have always beefi known as a ’gnod fellow, and nm hnuse bar fyln 1010 and 17 with only «uch easy been known for its hospitality and free 'cellar,' but don'tt pit Hill > ami 1ret ’cellar,' Hill we (lull name, of place- an Mould idler, serve liquors now. The crowd si ill comes, and we Iry to : Priehny*! to worry about. make them have a good time, but my wife and I are abso­ ’ Do you realize that bill cnllertor- lutely on the Water wagon. Wc haven't u drop nl contra­ enn frequently throw luinino*n your band in the bouse. . way? With thin m mind just what "Thun! is something- else, too, (bat belongs in this kind of a reerptinn do you ifivr . . . . man went ............ on 11 *a■p | o l■nrg e l ically, 1 ■j i "and that *1'is 1the ■ 11new * ’• JVthem when they iihk you to pay speech," the what yog owe ? feeling I have ui#my business relations with other men. I tell youi, D ick /1 am afraid of the fellow who boozes. I am y -G olfer. may 'be foolish ptsipl 1 but they don’t play polo. Sarasota afraid to let him get hold o f any o f my money. 1 am afraid timer. Oh, ye- they do, some of his advice. 1 distrust him— just as those clear-eyed little timo(,.and .waul muke* you think suns ol mine vuiu; learning to distrust m e!" golfefB, or polo players either, urn That is an excerpt from an actual conversation between H uoltdlt, e ---two men \vhoYi1 many Herald readers know. The other ft I t*;" Governor I'inchnt Imd an opt ow whs not named "Hick,” The list* o f Ins own name would romovD on" of‘ in-'-nl.'var/ gi"nd*° t; ’" Promptly, which would not he desiralde si net l,Kl* ,ias decided lo cut ll out for fear of losing stem For a while we thought Gifford . was going to talk hi* head o ff but important chrjilugc We merely want to leave the lesson fol .it teem* that it was only one of those who hate sense enough to grasp it. hi. gland*. F a l f .m e u In certain counlrie* ue .n o w o f fought with tin* Mime *pi t tt Atnorican* do, there wouldn't t. ftp many petty little war* going on ■ 11 the time. In t'binu, lliuzil and Moxlco, for m-tunir, eier\ tum­ It Min. or anything unjileu*nnt happen*, hoHtilitio* are immetlinte«u*pended. Ijf but tetnporarily te —o ---------- ! PUNCTUALITY AT SCHOOL K i: Y W EST t r n / .K N School tm her* in mini plat" * home by -tcktie** or other adequ.i'e would appreciate it very much if t e a - o n , can he hi their regular g H i l 'lateL*. ..... ......... . . i\ if. .. . ■' "SSSSStr1, VI .r1A •>I’ i The annual jbasrballjblg t racelto see which.teams will IV*i j> « t to New York ia doing fcg r•* " iP ‘ j. t i- ': , T-sl a '))i’’ »r / •* ' : ‘ 'L Reports from various sectl Indicate heavy winds are dam Ing the political plums. • ____ Li ■ .t Chahg ilin wants to be the h of China. Wc don’t, head China la so liable to bo cut olT. '•t'l ,-D % V ■ r —------ J ' Situation in Chilo Is said td chaotic. Let’a hope It won’t that way here when’ we arc chll e> - Tho new Pact of ‘London help tobacco growers, but just t same It isn’t a cigarot pack. X- Well, the women in Desuvi arc wearing nose rii gs. Not around by them though. They led by pockctbooks. TW , HOW w t a. JUST IN PASSING tin the front page of a new-* von read in lug tyoe with unlimited -time how "\meriinn Team Win-. It to f*. Again Heal tng the Brili-h at Polo Paper Ci nrtesy and kindnesa to strangers in the city i- one m the uR*et* to Snnfuril. Let u* nli try tu he kind and cour­ teous and make the visitor to the city feel that he i* mining friends even though he i- just passing through. You can talk about your automobile rule* rind regulations until you are black in the face, hut the best regulations is us­ ing common sense. The fewer the rules the better they can he enforced, Travel through the country and tho smallest towns uni villages have the strictest speed rule*. It I* pure comedy tn see "Speed Limit Ten Miles" when you strike q IjTtle place I a few stores and a gurage. Thousand* of t mtisl*. are coining to Florida this winter an,, many o f them will a* brought to Sanford rn the Clyde Line bouts We should I «• ready to give them tin* glad hand and -bow them tho beauty -not* of this legion They want uc•"mrnoditlion* and they will remain with us uwhile. Most of lie m, even if they are en route south, will slop over here a few v i oks going south nnd a few weeks going hack home Other* will want to remain here for the winter if they can be assured of a place to stay. They can bring people here who will help u* tu build a big city here. Visitor* have made other Florida lil'c * nnd visitor* will make Sanford if we will make them feel at home. «'•; THE SAME PAGE in -mall type, few word* about ii, you road id “ Forty-seven Miner* Buried Alive in a Mine Hlii*l That Choke* the Bit In u Wyon*'"” Mine,1’ Everybody evened about tin|into game, read* all about il l-i-vv pay much attention to the fortv seven men buried alive, and *kim j over that quickly. In real civili Jration that “ new* mlere-C woulu be reycLaed Bond issues have merit but snpu- have m ire merit than others nnd there will be nu trouble in showing the taxpayers that Sanford should have a larger sewer system, that the city property must be paved, thnt n new jni 1 i* imperative and that we need a municipal cemetery. W e will vote on a bond issue en September 22 for £326,000 for these purposes and there should not he « dissenting voice ra any o f these provision*. We cannot have a big city here without improvements nnd wo cannot have improvements unless wo.spend money to get them. T h f* the bund issues. ' *■ J • J t » J. ; — — SATURDAY EVENING SERMON By It .1. HOLLY The Si Johns River- that great artery of trade and travel is How.eg rlg.it past our doer. L'oon it will some day float tile commerce if a nation. 11 i* recogniz' d as one of the great­ est and one uf the must beautiful waterways in the worm! And yet we have become so familiar with lh> river and with Lake Monroe that we pa*- it up without a thought for th,. future, tier luke and the St John* River will some day make the Sanf'"*l secliiih and sui rounding te rritory tile richest in the south. Thai day will in- bar trued b\ the concerted efforts of the peoide of Hanford Our good friend* la the ether counties are wilting to help It is up to Sanford to lead the way " HAT IS CIVILIZATION 7 Aon ran'l ;in-wer Hint que-tinn/ for real cnili/ation hn* not yet aj* led. Hi- i an miiij'iiu* t i m e that mighl o-i tire in etvilizution Fm instance 1 4. • ( L Again I want to cull attention In I lo- fait Unit tin winter thi' tourists are coming t" Sanford and they will want room* in Sanfoid. Kvei y house in Hanford w ith an extra room should have a tourist m lDid home. Thcv would much rather live in a private home if they can get a room with you nnd you can do youi city a vast amount of Uuiefil by taking in a visitor and telling him yourself about our many advantages. Thi* winter will tell the tale. We will either get our Mart O' w oi it will be uelnyed by many year* Get busy on the subject of bringing touri-t* to Sanford now. Don’t wait for the touri*t hotel to In- Guilt We can and must accommodate a thousand new visitor* tins winter. G O V E R N dR SMA 1 I. of lllinoiwtll lon-idei u petition arking him 1 to reprieve a hov of nineteen m ntemed to death Harrow, who in gm-d the ue-e of I .neb and lu-opold, will appeal to the governor. If it i- desired to uphold -respect for the eourts, it would he tinwi-e to hang onv nineteen yeni old ln*v in lllinni- until the people forget *nv *ix month-. X ------ , Thre^: fourth3 p f our rxplosii nrc uyed in mining operations, read; snd add, and tho other fou in elections. Hanford real estate values are to o low. If you will take a tii|' to South Moriila where they are tanking hay* while the sun 'lino*', you will find out what I mean. '{vaTilWd i* be­ ing talk' d all over the country today a* one of the most sub­ stantial and solid i ilii- in Florida, but we do not have faith >Hough m "in own i il v to put really values where they belong il'islnes- jnnpcrty ts worth inure in seine South Florida v 11 lag' - •! one thousand people than it is on First Street in Sanf 'id Aon t i l l i n ' . t convince outsiders that Sanford prop city i- valuable until you raise your vtiluts. to • Wo have lobVcd everywhere t can’t ‘^nd a single "war veter fcuylqg, bootlig and sirplnne* w his federal bonus. % /An <$. There is only one real rule that should be worked out in .vilnmnhile rules and that i* reckless driving You cannot il your speed much less than twenty live miles and make any time If a driver is going thirty miles nnd bis car under o'drul at all times there is absolutely ii" danger On the Oliver hand a fool driver ran muse n lot of truuhle at ten nnle*. .. 4.................. . * • ’ tf , j ,n , t% i % ff more folk- in Hanford 'in nnir inlerested in the Inland Waterway* and the canal from the Upper St John* liver into Irulim river we would gel results in half the time. It is Miiietliuig that i- of vital interest tu every business man in San for d f* r it iiumis li’ tv thousand people here in the next ten years. Doe* that mean anything to you? make iiiiii (urm* Hi,. K(1>rk ll tbuUMoid- *f human hi mg* and dl-triluU. d Vptern an 111.id* -I DM ' throughout the world . \*u*<7 U H W *^ W I. DOUGLAS died Ip lUtst'in ( i-ti'id c \ III- ri.oiii* will tip j-,. , nu-mbiTid iiniupg lip* buildii- uf great jiuiii-trv. am**ug th<*Hi> (but te’lped tu free humanity fium *la\ ci>, l>y making iiuuhlrii’ s do tip* w in k nf human bund** Hi* lugau life d in in g [reg- m - Women arc entering nil brand of industry. Girl got arrested New Orleans for bootlegging. \$2oo 00°’ got olio of the few men able to loLq niini-ler tin finance- of the Utnioit* States. ’ ^ | Necii t»*u,,.JMel|„n/ Dk*K.S.oil|h||, * 'he ■it h lie cannot help Ule toiuw , Dv without doing that In hiinaiiHgernent of national litiaiica i keeptng moTicf abiinilaiit, wu hunt inflation he hn- done more than any other ten thousand men t . matiit:iin ,ilei stnhlll/.e pio-pl tit\ 1 after the win j I hi- lolilltX\ owes to Si retio f Mellon - debt that it inut pay , II,• They say a man recently m two millions In Wall Street. E If he didn’t mgke it, he got it . , .Tt\.. 'L interest thnt saves mum other ntiilfoms. Senator Wheeler knows Hint l i t t l e people, m the long nm* l,f|y in rent and cost of living ' l,ubBc debt and the inturest on the parent)! would taken firm stand -eat* at the moment of beginning ut the beginning uf thin #rJv>ol Such a good *tart give* a ten. her year l hut tjbclr.children nill*t gat u fresh impulse of courage, T V ro la no good reanon why to school on WAa. While ntlundikce' AUi Also it give* u kind uf iinpreaalon n»fn cannot become property JI* no duubl roft.onahly puMJkaal inf ml •“ Hilary precision, and children I» when It i* poarihle lo buy now, Jet there l» n.ualty a -hahtc might to work better under *uch >U on caiv term*. There .rij for improve^ant.' There are .qme cumiit Million*. ettate men here in Sanford youi»gatera*who are natural dawd­ It would aoo m us if a condition of THE DANISH Minister i f Ju* DfWlll gladly u**|*t young poo- ler., and i t ’ I* ft hard thing jfor fremicnt tardl ness must affe ct tho lieu, visiting a Copenhagen prison, h .1Vtl I . ■ ill'In j*'-, ll *' . * I. _ t ^ . . iL n leaking investment* which 4them to get tha^i^mi the minute, morale nf a school unfavorably, says the murderer* “ usuully cum make big profit* in a short lis ts a fine thiiig ftrr a achool nnd perhaps lend tho children lo he nittling crimes under great excite wbon all ptfplls who arg not kepi ht slock on their lcsrons. merit and regretting them" are the most pleasing o f criminals. Aft recent flight of th4 world Something in human nuture r. over the Arctic .rii.r,duismakes many uf u* sympathize with i ,llo.i to Labrador, LleUtenWe Hope It Won’t Come To This violent crime. Aftet men hn\** ijold pumped gazoline liito outgrown ul! i-L-k o f committing L AK E L AN D S T A R T E L EG R A M »r for four long, weary , mint); r imes, the possibility of Ho say* in about an houi violent crime still remains. Our rm became numb and he didn't Having in mind the experience of treme rnutiun which some newapn. uncentors imnlanteil thHt deeply ’ It after that. We don’t know some o f those lower East Co«*t per* have faretlously dubbed "safe within us. Many u man that would, Lieutenant Arnold’* unce*ty before progress," Persons hav­ not steal food to save hi# life ime from, but he ii one bun- town* that have been railed on tu ing business within the bank arc tvould ___ kill _______ to avenge his honor— contribute to the Ashley-Mobley now required to rap fo r admission, nnd expect cr cent American. applause' __ -o -------'gang o f thieves, cut-throats und It is not stated whether a pas*. -- national amateur gulf chain-, robbers through enforced lovics word is required, but it is known1 IT'S A N N OY IN G to Mr. Bryan matches begin at the Mcr1 made on the local tanks, ihc Inci­ that after the cashier ha* satisfied und others, but the fish in the __ Club today. Tho oif y dent comes to mind that official* h'mrelf that the applicant for ad- Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, are l In the world that can kJcpj of the Bank o f Milistadt, up in mission is ft patron of the bank, blind. They have been there a long lfftrston, present amateur Millitadt, Illinois, having recently the doors are opened. What a Jam whtl*. \The ey e/ that evolution ---- repeat I n g ^ fil be experienced the bitter pang# ac­ that would causa In our Lakeland k*ye to Ofrqt darkness took froip Cyril companying the bolding up of one’s banking Institutions! In the _ _ , th’ m. Evolutionists, compare tp hands high above the head while time the Aahley-Mobley gang W Kind fl»h, those tb it reject their robber* made off with bank funds, "till at Urge somewhere ip «*nrjM | K W ^ « hkseesahi 12? IcS w'Vp. v ? " ” *' -hues fur In* up, |i Isn t It about time the two cago murdcrcra were asking U pardon? eve •>/ ;! voter should exercise : ifiod vdtol7 rihould exereiHO bis l ight to vote so that the best _____ WHAT’S more important. interests of Ins country and bis community may be safeguarded. I1when Harding persuaded Mellon to dn |i In- own hiiHiiic.HS, which wu* Monday will tell. The Herald has conlideitce in the peo­ ■Making million- f,,t hmimdf, anti 1 ple of Sanford and feels sure they will vote* when the time lake n government job at the *ub comes and that they will vote for a more prosperous Sanford. ttrv of n third-du-H .■oilourmui, hv l -------------- o ------------ -- _ _ V/,V'h/ DANJDOBBS $ OSJ IF THE PRESIDENT discover*,! . , .. intelligent nnd uuv tluvm ont pruspcrnun citizen*, who have tno D iy by day in -o v g v j"u y S«n- m ieiiig em ami most | m oa atukc. frequ en tly fail to show enough interest in irtiis getting bqtt^ Mjd-betua-. ,m o«tt at atako, frequently rouble of voting. No individual lias ---------o ‘ civ ic affinra ni lake the tr< A .v o t c for bonds is a vote for the right,to. shirk hip responsibility m elections E very mull- .progress. [flE F Defense Day has to be defehj Silence and Battleshlpli. ^ Thank Mellon. nn>-d: W. L. Douglas, Builder. Walt Six Months. .dm BY ARTHUR BRISBANE iCepiright itM) havo a part in elections a recent t wiinej rioimm lhat A bnndred th»uworth of nir*:htp*i, issue of The Presbyterian i>f The South, reminds us of the i manned by ten can dcslro” fact that in Roman Law, I lie foundation and source of m uch' any forty million dollar hnttlosh’ *) " thnt is best in modern law, there was one good law which with more thin n th'>u*;md men on f* he will decide not to ImilJ , as far us is known hnR not been adopted by modern lawmak­ board, battle,-hips. ers anywhere. Thai is the law which required every quali­ fied citizen to vote every time he had the chance, under pen­ SENATOR WHEELER will roalty of disqualification in future elections. The law was vise at leisure hi- statement that "Sin rotary Mellon helps only the based on the theory,^hut every citizen was a part of the Na­ i rich," tion nnd nn-mieh was responsible for his part in the govern­ Secretary Mellon has paid off mnn> hundred millions of govern­ ment o f the country. It is a well established fact that many of the most m e n t debt, and borrows with low kthway of the living all our jlgth nnd courage needs, There, we ought to sprinkle favors, t ■them wo ought to sow our deeds, Th cm. our amllca should lie the brightest, there our kindest words be said, i F o r .' he angels have the keeping of ---- - , THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER ‘ 1 price. With this in view it is no jnorc than good business for THOUGHT fO R ,TOI)AY every voter to cast his ballot no matter how thoroughly con­ VERY GOOD NEWS for the IRE OF PEACE:—Tho vinced he may he that the bonds will carry. United States is this: shall dwell with the lamb, The President is considering the Sanford is in the limelight today. The people o f Florida loapord shall lie down with i dative value o f battleships nnd I are watching every step this city takes. Investors have their and the calf and the young airplanes. Those thnt sell battleships nt I and the fatllng together: and eyes on it and dependent largely on the way the citizens hack little child shall lead them.— their city in advanced steps, rests their willingness to p u t 1forty million dollars upirre will tell Ih 11:6. their money here. Outside capitnl in other states are In- ! ProBitlent that the country i terested in the growth o f this city and if Sanford can main[ battleships1 ' 0 w thnut plcnty of {PATHWAY OF THE LIVING IMithway of the living i* our tain its present rate o f growth and if it will continue its p r o - ) Manufacturers of hansom cabs present care, gressive movements it won't be long until from every angle would also have said a little while do our best to smooth it, will come prosperity. nR*1 that the taxicab couldn’t be a 'to make It bright nnd fair, , . . . real success. It is essential that every qualified voter votes Mondey. _____ ^travel It with kindness, let's eful ns wc tread, Regardless o f a person’s altitude toward the bonds, every BEFORE the President builds Jve unto the living what we’d individual should vote. The election should be the verdict ] *n,,lh<’r battleship let him ask the f«r to the dead. of the entire city and not of just a few citizens. If the great j ,u.“ " V ^ S n g 'to build that Ithway of the living we enn majority of citizens are in favor o f progress they should make j „hip for forty million dollars nmj Itlfy and grace; , voting in favor of tho issue and then on the o t h e r ' guarantee that it will be afloat ten it known by ,n Jin® H deep with' roses.1 hand if the great majority of. citizens want. the city to .tuke n i},our" being attacked by one m n l f n ii n et b n I m h n i n e 1 J . . . * . . . . ri i itviz? I-iPijI I enti,l .I..II .. ..I L »vVdoCnTMiam ,T u l7canCd o.1" * P hack w a rd ,.th ey , ^ too, against 'the iour prayers are softly said.i by ".V their their voten ..................* ~ He aouls of those who travel ■to vole. o'er’ the pathway of the dead. In urging citizcna to “--------<1* ...... . •“V6lerK>r--K«*^ss Monday 'n c r a i f l THE SANFORD HElMtttt, ^ATtTRiyAV; »E!*THMBft!|’ 20, 1924. — - B-. J-t . ■1 rft - »■ * • ^_ . vi . " *** ‘ Thursday rifti-moon half holidays will *onn be over and then we can settle down lo business. All the va'-ntions ere over and the schools have started and visitors will soon be flocking to our rity. Hat uni ay night* one cannot get down First Street or the side streets and new parking spaces will soon have to be made. Vacant lots make good parking spaces and since there are no vacant lota in the business section now \yc will have to go several blocks from First Street for parkIng spacca on buav dnvs and nlehts. Other cities have done this a » d Sanford should do Hkewiae. ii T y ----------There ta a new Idea in decorating the city on holidays and J}' big days of all kinds. This i s for every business house to buy a n flag df uniform site and a hole to fit the flagstaff U made 5 In tho sidewalk in front of every imaineaa house and when’ ’ ‘ - decorate you stick-the flag in the hole and your 5: r i » 'ft»i«ii‘to ®- store Is decoifftted. * The street eo decorated Is one of the most of tho n*)«t;uniform imaginable. Get • ny UEV. W. J. CARPENTER ____ _ Roger Bauson, of Gtc Bnb.ron^he'.d up to those boys as to StntiBlicnl Organization, which cm- lh^,n to Godpit,vs 200 person*, who compiles j am not asking *o much ivhntl »|y ' . , * , I n:nn does behind hi* counter, statistics for bankers, brokers, mnn j w;ir|t t() p;now where he is, ai ufaeturors, merchant*, and lnvct- v.llal h<1 (loC8 on SUNDAY! tor*, the largest organization of A n clh ir angle o f view: This] this kind in the world, recently sent to his clients the following a day of advertising and of tractive program* to secure bulletin. crowd, the mass o f the people. "The need of the hour is not The t e - : si-ys. ,f 1 nm lifted more legislation. The need o f the I will draw all men unto me. hour is more religion. More r e ­ traction programs, rlinsicai mu* ligion is needed every where, from a modern sermon without any rtj the halls o f Congress at Washing­ crcnco to *in, atonement, ihr Jnii ton to the factories, the mines., the nient, or redemption, and a crov fluid* and forests.. It is one thing evl house, seem to he the nnr thifl to talk about plans or policies, hut we talk about. a plan or policy without religious We get lu.nxveatcd by tiuml ilxj i motive i* like a watch without a or , by prominent names, or spring or a body without) the quent , preaching. Bui these thiq . breatb, <'f life. T h e j jp q b le tm lty js, do-siul uinkg n~rhurrk. y wc are trying to hatch chWtena "A n audltnce J* n crowd;' from sterile eggs. We have the ‘ church f* a family.” An tuflir^ tinest incubator in the world nnd i [, „ gnthedti’gV 'n Vhiin h i V T i "penile it according to the movt||owahip An (, Uij ipnr(, „ eon| I Improved methods, moreover, t h e j lion; a churt.h is an organism. , egg* may appear perfect sped- a „ u<lit-rxee i* a heap ut stuirctj I mens, but unless they have thu[rhun.h „ tempic . PRKACUR! ! germ of life in them all ----- e (1- '1A* R —E ORDAINED. - ------11 o f our NOT TO 1Girt* are o f no avail." |TRACT AN AUDIENCE, BUT This from n business man’s BUILD A CHURCH! Mnravt -tand|Kiint. What shall the ch u rch , small in number but give more *ny 7 The answer is to be found missions. tn pulpit and pew. Here conics our opportunity, m| The safety of business depend i also our great reward What nu on religion. Your banka cannot noble, more satisfying, than produce the men needed to run the j Guild n soul into God’s grent pin business. Money is not safe in a give to that soul a mission as Go vault unless there is honor in the like as the mission of Jesus! The worker* in tin* world m 1poorly paid clerk. ! Your bonds, deeds, and mnrl- are erecting a permanent strul i g a g e s unsafe unless there is hon­ lure nnd those who, in the name esty in Hie stenographer and clerks. Jesus, are leading IG>• mind nl o.f sinful men to the rro^ How easy lo change u word, a fig-, heart . lire and thus Invalidate the instru- ‘ Krl Lthpir Pow cr» fr:,n' J« f U1' Those who arc taking the you merit. , .... » i . , Ichild, 100 per cent instinct, *nd I he market value of bonds l , ' thp rell ion c„ mei hi .sh ading for U never includes the teach(!8 hjm theKthin|rh which , ha| honor und honesty o f the human and solidify character, and makrl tactor. The greatest thing in tho worth more than mind or raotuf wt.ild i* n MAN. And the greatest love God. tiling about a man is his religion. v . ,, _ . , , Those who are taking valusk men, if we educate W° iteHa mere mind, mhid. wc we ^ 0 PPortanitV 8' *P’ did endowments, and using thi are filling magazines with explos­ for the follies and pleasures of ive*. day are tearing down the struct It is said when a child is b om which must finally sh6Iter thc| he is 100 per cent Instinct, and They are building on (he sand slays that way for fjve years, t benvj. “ EUiiiuU vigilance <la the prij he is 1 per cent reason and Of) per . of liberty,” we all admit; but ieiu instinct. As he nears maturl- ] "watch and pray, lest ye enter ini ty, commonly r »Bed the adolescent |temptation,’' I s the price o f Chrl ugc, he becomes 6 per cent reason. _ _ ian influence, sc liberty nnd Before be reuches manhood another j power. jW 5t1 important period comes in, the re-1 There is agrety to the indlvi ligious age, or social environment to the home, and to the nation period. That cuts down tho instinct 'as our leadership get Inaplrt 2u to 30 per c e n t and power front the enwt of Cl This explains why the character! I h e cross stands for the P0« i* termed during youth. ,jof self-sacrifice.. ________ _ _game t___ nit Jesus The fact is so wise ones to toll fur he hod power to give u*. that we grown folks are actu- to take his Ufa. otiil only 10 per cent by reason, 30 Ho say# to flip church todsl pet cent by religion and 60 per cent “ Even so send I you." by instinct. As the Intellect can be j .............. Not till we ahall bo willing depended upon to control the emo­ face a life of sacrifice for tho big tions only up to 10 pur cent, soler thing# shall we meet the axr that Uc;i i the Who ____________ _____ ___________ teligion clement so absolutely H can be fell everywher*. and needful to th# salvation of tha men . { P ^ r ie equal to It. and oLthe t* the * nutio lion? Not the t^unk-i * Love la centripetal, drawing er. thee W j j u k d.tufer, nor the |»o!i-jaftul toward the Christ; and |t tiefap o )» e n t* h o centrifugal, sends the tndl out from the foot of the ▼ r v' w z g |"tat* "frvicc in fellowship Mr. Babson, efifot#! above, has urn? more thing to say; ; <H is said a Hindoo mothei . A few years ago he was employ-! hcr °nly child. Wild with grie ‘ Cd by the largest publishing home **kcd tha prophet to g iv e w r bi .in America to make a study of the “ cr. child. He looked long and then aald: "G o bring me ! captains of industry. The pur handful o f rice from ________ a horns i was to find some man to be helped handf ________________ ; by advertising. He tabulated the I uncostly, o f bankers, merchants, manufacturers, finding alt he could about them, and what wus the re­ sult? Only FIVE per cent were kons bankers; only TEN per cent suns T W P N T V f i * " nd “ • " “ frclurers; ‘whtch death has not come, and will do so." She went from lo home, and got rice, but wit •he asked if all tha family i Ibcre, father, mother, sister, thcr, she was answered "no.” Sbo wandered far nnd wide, finally the waves of her grief, can to subside. The heart w once, (ygcupiad with it e r trrief, began to feel a deep InV “ in the grief of others. Har fc passion for her own waited i» TWENTY-Hye pgr cent son* o f teachers, lawyers,' doctors, while over THIRTY per cent were ronl of poor preachers whose average salaries were $1,500 per year, If n " w ,o r is: �W5F, THE SANFORD HERAtiP, BATUBPADti- SEPTBMI 1 .V i ' # • i .1 n Office 148. 0 awd *. l o s s ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. iM'V- •. • *%,: :-: anion L1■ i! Al '* >M-*l'tli PERSONALS ■' . --'•* ------------------------■ f —— — — ' _»I i , F. R. McNeil Is spending Mrs. V. L. Wngner and Mrs. i the vcck-cnd with friends in De Frank Honaldson motored to Or­ lando Friday afternoon. |L*n«lj ' ______ Phone: Rea. 42B Mrs. Harry J. Hawkins expects . Fr)nk R. McNeill is spending the , Weelrcml In Jacksonville with to leave Sunday for her home in Brunswick, after a pleasant visit Nellie Turner Circle’"fjrle^s. “Sanford’s Best” f --------with Mra. S. 8. Baumcl. FASHION REVUE FRIDAY NIGHT Holds. Meeting on HJ A. Peykcrson, of Amiaton, FEATURED BY LARGE NUMBER \ AJa.j was the guest of the MontcMrs. C. It. Campbell hns leased Wednesday kimt Hotel Fridny while In Snn- tho Hutton Hotel at Sarasota for ■ ■ t «i;:i Am e r i c a n , f r e n c h c o s t u m e s fordon business. the winter senson nnd will leave In I*. The Nellie Turner Circle hchl at 10 days to take charge. "‘H e interesting meeting Wednesdnl ^Mfs. Ed. Mnrkell and son have ion Revue at tho Milahe.-lo ndvaptagfc for collars and cuffs, ! JJ i tr. Monday. " ( ' ’li >» Theatx day evening put on/by ' «-.'»»-» Mrs. J. F. ’Abbott and children |gjturned from a delightful summer ill In Me#* •*-— Drummond tho audience afternoon at the home of Mrs. ** Bn um f R. Whittie on French Avenue. rs Guild—bostons, Mm. Itfcnt in New York City nnd other Cii leave today for Lakeland to spend witnmmed the combination of beau­ pe^lalty Shop, dembn- ty and grace that showed to a - Mrs. the y, 1120 Palmetto Av«) strati* ist«m points of Interest, several days with Mrs. Abbott’s •'! Y'.'l . , Huff . , lead ,, . , devotions* . . b i mother, Mrs. Daughtery. i hi - i ’ lM t t t t d . \t* ing int hat Sanford la fast grow­ a. «!»•««•«• *••• !?*«i» « . » ■ , “meeting I ? . 1: *:„■ r * reports % ‘J r 'wertk z in awhich ,„<>’• Circle.of tho Prea- by her th metropolitan city helpedea worn. ■.^Mfs. R. E. Tolar and daughter.! ' *------■■ Especially was _ * »•‘•*•l•\ j jrgressive merchants. A Drummond stunning in d Peggy given from the various committeoL' Mis» Mnrv Elisabeth, returned IChurch will meet Monday crowds M. Stockton, of Hart'ord, Conn- ♦ IJ Money wns turned in from variotil ^ouac testified that the • I I Friday night from New York City* James Gardiner, of Atlanta, nnd g at the church at ,4 p. nu Baumeh fashion shows are each Paige model of flnt blaclt ,L__■ T Z 77" ' PuiKc model of flnt blade crepe I sources. athefo they spent the past six J. K. Spader, c f Orlando, were th e,** year g ^ ryin^ popularity and having with an unusunl arrangemont of itdd At the conclusion of the businCM Wpels pleasantly with her sister. guests of Frank R. MnceNill Fri- 2S B*v Wednesday ®. delighted and -pienMxhau- front flounces relieved by touches n delicious salad course was scrv day. ■■ ’Spaulding Circlo o f Bap-' ' IT/! of tan georgette ».Vl IV . georgette on the sleeves, by Mrs. Whittle assisted by Ml ; ‘ Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Clayton, of hostess, Mra. John Iho stage was an appropriate vest and collar, t Jf Tan-pa, aro the guests of Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. Baumcl and ■ « ) p. m. ' -scttlngifor the Jovcly gowns, being A hat of ofr-tho-facc model of Essie Whittle. COCKTAILS ICli Members _ present wero Me*,’Clnjtnn’s sister, Mrs. F. It. Ad- Mrs. Harry J. Hawkins motored ■■ made into an. attractive liylttg room Rane velvet with a glycerine osdames R. E. Estridgc, B. G. Meth-rams Mrs. Clayton will he rememto Orlnndo Thursday afternoon,1 ■■ color scheme of trich pom-pom in front completed Fruit Cocktail Fresh Oysterswhere they were the guests of ■{[ irday Evening blue and gold predominated. Bas­ the stunning outfit. Mrs. Drum- vin, T. H. Lamb, George Huff, T.\ hcrc4 ns Miss Beth Stcinmcyer. friends. !■■ kets filled with golden alamandn mond’a striking brunetto beauty B. Bragg. C. J. \Voi»a, J. B. Field*;( RELISHES Sermon * The many j jm 1' . . . of Memphis,' . . . Sanford friends o f ,m were used as well as handsomo also gave an nir of distinction in » Bob Pcnifoy, Young, Tebber tsfik' ‘ A. E Grcenidge, 4 - Ip Warren. Visitors included M ,...T e n rv , with Frishie A StansAcid Mias Ruth Steinmeyer will he a H potted ferns to lend me setting an mngenta crepe Komainc dinner Hearts o f Celery Stuffed Olives !" \ " I !r "5° ■■ enchanted air. From center back dross with metallic gold threads Savage, Mrs C F. Marshall and Knitting Company, spent Thursday ntinued from page 4) ! , . c / . ,i . tending the Curry Schorl or Kxce nnd salvation in help- * n Improvised stairway wns ar­ having an effective drapery at the Miss Essie Whittle. SALADS nnd rrifiay in Sanford the ^ue^t pres'tion in Boston and cxpectn to an ranged forming the ideal entrance side-tront. Most unusual 1of all of ti»* Valdex Hotel, j graduate in the spring. Potato Salad r» , , .. . Cmm way *or **»• graceful mannequins. was those evening gowns worn Jennie S. Circle Hears Shrimp Snltid I*a ■*>' be a story, but It bas,^ The varied styles o f American gracefully with n new Spanish .* ■ When we give ourselves and French costumer’s art was shawl of tnn black, grown em­ Missions Talk ENTREES .* * displayed 'to advantage by the fol­ islvation of others wc arc broidered in rose flowers. AT THE CHURCHES Roast Young T u r k c y w i t h Celery Dresfling lowing beautiful models, Mrs. D. The Jennie Spaulding Circle met Miss Simmons wns her usual ■■ ring ourselves, ■■ P. Drummond, Miss Mildred Sim­ charming nnd graceful self in ev­ nt the home of Mrs. Archie Gnait and Cranberry Sauce says: "Constbntine is re - mons, Miss Julia Zachary, Miss ■■■ M im ion iH T c m m c i i rilKlSTIAN S criK M T . ery costume but especially was the Wednesday afternoon. The moot­ I* * have seen with his own Mildred Holly, Miss Olive Newman, audience pleased when appeared in ing proved exceptionally interest­ Fried Spring Chicken a la Maryland SOCIETY ■■ The pastor will preach at II n. ■ ■ luminous trophy of the Miss Dorothea Ray and Mrs. Hnrry a coat of beaver bolivia trimmed in ing, Dr. King giving a tulk of Roast Chicken with French Dressing and «■ m. on the subject "A n Entering ■ Christian Science rervi-rs are J. Hawkins of Brunswick. Missions. ■ black Hudson sen), the sleeve show­ red above the meridian, Apple Sauce ■* 'nk Wedge," . Each; model wore eight lovely ing the new Melon design. Miss The next meeting will he held held nl the Woman’s Club. ■■ Inscribed with these words costumes portraying morning, nftSeptember 24, 1924. at the home of Avertie. near Third Street. Th - lie ng Constitution Week, a* ■ Simmons wns also lovely in n strik­ Harhet ued Pig with Apple Jelly JS CONQUER” . Tho whole ernoon gowns. Each forecasting a Mrs. John Abrams. we -hall have a i cr\ e at night a n Sutday. School nt 10 a. in ns astonished, as well ‘'ak'" distinct fall fashion, .The short ing peach headed georgette dress Roast Spring Lamb with June Peas All the members are urged to at­ French model, varied colored Services al II a. in. Subject for with reference to til’ s important ipcror himself. He was as straight silhouette for the slen-! of matter. a* heads formed n most effective de- tend each meeting. tomorrow: "M atter." lf‘ided as to what religion dcr mod el e, as well as tho unusual- sign. With this costume a hat of VEGETABLES George A. DeCottes will deliver Wednesday evening meeting at choose, hut Christ '■•p- iy attractive normal waist line nnd orchid silk with purple trimming •he adi.ress of the occasion. This ■■ 8 p. in. in the rending room Mashed Potatoes Creamed Green Peas ts him in a vision that night short skirts \yere given a promi-|was worn, lending it a distinctive Lake Monroe a■ ) A free rending room where the ^ g the same words. Up dl- nent place in tho showing. Evening i atmosphere. aj ‘ ipaghelli an Grntin Cheese and Crackers irm of Sanford should hear. To ~ I Bible and all authorized literature ' * '-- * 1.... Constantine to form a aim- dresses both with bouffant ami J Mrs. Hnrry Hawkins, of BrunsIH Farmers In this section nre busy ' nn ifcristinn Science mnv t>e rend, 'U'lndd our Constitution and obey uidanl nnd march against stralght skirt lines were seen, i wick, a tall ami graceful blonde, ■n DESSERT 1!* 11 high form of rein: a ■ u.«. and all. enemies and large numbers being direct impor-1 displayed to ndvuntnge the tvo- breaking ground and getting ready |harrowed or purchased, is open' " ur au us cxpies«inii, for the fall and /winter crop. I on Wednesday and Saturday from * J him victory). Hot Mince Meat Pie tations from Paris, . man's type of dresses. She was Most o f them feel hopetul that tnc •> t„ s at room 617 First National Kp'Vorth Leagues meet at 7 p. m. a■nn cross of Christ 1 glory.*’ Hats formed a crowning glory |unusual in n tan wool charmene season will he n surccss. Seed beds The Smnln\ Sell ml is held at 9:80 ■ u Building All are w.-l.-om to the story of how Sir John in most cases. The small close fit-, dress fashioned by Peggy Paige, ■u DRINKS IS f came to write it. It is ting hat with the high nnd square |with buttons and pleats ns the only are doing well. Many farmers are attend tiie services and t<> make ■a getting ready to set early celery, ■ M u m * of the rending room well understood one hun- crowns were witnessed with n de- trimming. A French model hnt of Coffee Ten Butteniilk Ice Tea Milk < ONGRF.t; VI ItlNAI. ( HUR( II tomatoes, rnhlmgc, peppers, and a ifferrnt languages. Whilo tfreo of pleasure. A few large huts lop cabin brown was worn, a* few other crops are set in field and ! I’ llRSIIYTKRIAN ( III Id II i■ of Hongkong, he said, were also in evidence, the first There will he services at the ( on • ■ R i i i m m m m i i u i i i i » * * * * * * * * * * * * l * l l * I I M Also stunning in un afternoon growing o f f nicely. -------island of Formosa on the that have been given n fnvornldc greg.ituiniil Church tomorrow a■ D m i i i i i i i * * i i i n i r a i * * * m * * * * * * * * -------------------* * * * * * llmmH gown of gold cloth and Eiixaheth Rev. James Johnson ..lls \'iis The congregations an growing if which had been built a place in a number of years. Siindax school meets at crepe with linnds of fur, Mrs. Haw­ regular appoiotmunts at the l a o la jin m u - each Sunday \v th tiie re follows thurrh with a huge cross Conts followed the strnight line kins displayed the perfect cut of Free Methodist Church and Sunday turn of tile people to town •I: 16 a m Morning preaching ser- » + + * * * * * + + * f * * * + + + + + + + + + »•«•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•» tower. One of these de- silhouette of the dresses displaying this gown, in the French dinner School. Rev. Johnson is quite a Tomorrow tin* services will |>« as v,,'e 1,1 II n i lo* k • hristinn Kn tt storms common to that deavur meets al 7 1 * p ni Night gown o f black flnt crepe headed in favorite in that section and hns follows: .had demolished the buildpreaching nt 6 o'clock. A wel been very successful in organizing 46 n. n»., Siindax School i-nttrcly, p .ln lln , lo l.tructlo™ of n .tu n -. ( „ r c „ . S„ he, come to all, ('cine a large Sunday School class of 11illll a. m.. Preaching mii vice rtmained the cross, wns inspired ------ •“ -----slatc---------*° -H I.I to. write: S X .7 7 . ahout 70 members. 7 HU p. m „ Senior Christian Kn Social I DINNER "In tho Cross ic. svmbollic, pointing to hrist whom no storm could "In the cross ud who lived amid the d o­ glory.” IIOI.I ( BOSS ( III IP II o f Christ I o f CHRIST BEFORE BUYING OIL STOCK ASK THIS QUESTION ! trjch fan rampM^ thl, pt.rf(.ct - Quite a number from Monroe a t­ deliver. tended tiie Annual W M. I' Asso­ * I picture. : ^3 s lid p. ni , Preaching servin' ( liiit* )i - c i v lie-, f o r llu- F o u r I Mi>s Dorothea Ray, toll and ciation of the Baptist Church held .1 l :-vQ ••i •i»•* Sunday after Trinity, Sept — ■ r ——-----— youthful and of tlio decided blonde at Sanford this week. FIRST BAPTIST < III IP II 21. wdl he ' '. Ahout 28 children are attending type proved an attractive girlish ♦ W O + + * v ( - t s ' - K - + - M - + + + H + + + + + : + < . + + ^ + + + + + + ++<. + + + W ith nliundimt capital alw ays 9 16 a no, : uittlny School i* Sunday school 9:8(1 a m Moi it model. Especially w h s the audience the High School at Sanford fiom Hirh School Auditorium available in the nil fields to ♦ f well . . . . and . . sermon . . a n t pleased with her graceful tins place. Alvin Johnson, u stu- iiig_ worship it ti II Oil a m . Church Selva finance any desirnhle p roject, lent of the High School has charge Subject, "The Ambassador am) lines in a girlish model of ecru lace t: M i I h i h - I In al t v of the transportation for the t w o 1 What He is Expected to Do." why must prom oters o f n ] afternoon gown worn over a green l l slip. Miss Ray also showed to ad­ weeks before the regular bus Youag People's Unions 7 o'clock "g o o d th in g” go 3.000 miles Evening servic.*, S o'clock Sub­ ^••ivuntage vantage a hi handsome tilack dinner starts. from hom e n flur Y O l'R futv* ‘T l , l*Wrtunie o f ch chiffon over flesh crepe Miss Abbey Doutlney, our po| ject, *lP*rhe Mktf Who Taught the c> a f • j i n g.s'. World the Secret of Living " Pray i : : j satin slip. Til T is costume wns cut I ulnr county school nurse, lias ri ♦ ■•i giving the v effect of a tight slip, turned from a delightful vacation er meeting and Bible «tudy Weil P R O W T H *n nny *,UB^nCflS rnust have the supnesday evening X o'l lts k l l ; 1with an airy skirl and norin.il in New Ytirk Mini paid hei fit u IV U TT 1 1 1 port o f an ever increasing num­ l i e (list Com , ol llollol lilt- f a 1 I v Jb.. I waist line. Flowers o f black crepe visit to L i k e Monroe school Wed w II In- held in l he lie Or ange t t'j'i1v + ber o f substantially satisfied patrons. IN MEM I lit 1 1 M I and ehemille added a distinct touch. iicsdny. Teachers aril children wel V •- iirlli* use in t Irlnliih*, on ThurMiss Julia Zachary, proved comeij her return. dav evr-ning. S* pi 26. lit 7 HI Mrs. A W. Davis I I / U V ^avc ' vc f°und it possible in the past few >' * |charming in every costume worn Miss Doutlney came back with oYInt k Seoul s I l oin all «*v •r lh* We. the nii.h-rMgned members of much to the pleasure o f the al­ many new ideas n ml mu h eiithos months to sustain an unlimited increase si . eoutities undei the |ur isdtclio'i ready delighted aiutienee. Espee- immh urui made a very uislrucliv c tile Ladles Aid o f the Methodist of Centiiil Floilda Council will be in select patronage? >• enterturning talk. She vn <‘lunch of Geneva, wish to submit inlly was Miss Zachary's beauty ail ; w Iconic All -routs are u r g c l I * the fol lowing resolutions on tin and rharrn displaced in u Peggv Jemir aged the chihlitu to retain th" a t t c i d ainl - p i n up lb<- s e a -on v th i. ath o f our beloved president. + ❖ Paige model o f .‘ butler green. |•."Id slai which was wmi la»t j'eai tl biggest and best court I lint h i Mrs A W Davis \ COMMUNITY BUILDER S j street dress with the new long over all tin- sohn.-N in I !u- cminiv i-v cl been held First That our organization 6ed customer. tight sleeves. This model was pro- \for the most h«-«llh corrections ' I b l your three m o I I ..*lg»- u p I I*. COSI ER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cmahier Yi t J claimed as a true index o f the best j Our slogan for this year is “ Hope, will sarflv miss her leadership, hi-i plications in c a l l ) ." stall' official'. work nnd her smiling fine Simple as A, B, C.— + X fall fashions. |Happiness and Health." I i vve will hnv, I:tnil the mini ♦* + ■*•++++++++ ++++♦+♦+♦ ♦+♦+♦ ♦+++♦+♦+++♦♦+++♦++++++« Second That our loss is her + '• In the evening gown of cerise i Mr. ami Mis Ituniscd nnd farm (a ) Supremacy of product. ti-i on account of the great numht i j ! ) chiffon, showing the normal waist ly have moved to Jnrksonvtlh gain for wi- know she i ' in tinof scouts coming up foi then lest (h ) Honest consideration of customer line and a skirt haiuled with o s - Jwhere Mr. Hurnscd will ng age in presence o f lu*r Savinut and Lord If (in i' permits, your srnut exeeu whom she loved and M-iv.-d liusmers triet mnrihou. Miss Zachary again er in every transaction. livi will It II you how smuts set v«-d Third That vve how in humidGil) Stafford ami family hnv. delighted the audience. in her (c) Service with courtesy thnt is para­ the Scout Kxecutivc ( (inference moved into the collage vacated b> xiihmifxmn to His will "W ho dooth all things well." held nt Estes Park. Colo., between ! mount. We solicit the patronage of Mr Sloan anil fntnilv. the latter Fourth That we extend to the Fcpt I) and 14 having mnvorl to Paula. all who are looking for the best. We :irc headquarters for Ihe very bent strains of BIG bereaved husband and children out "Bring your parents and friend** Prof. J. 1 ilden Jacobs and Mrs Wc wish to add your name to our heartfelt sympathy. with you, for we will convince lh'!iu • BOSTON, ICEBERG. NEW YORK or WONDERFUL Jacobs visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Me 3j Fifth: That these resolutions •thnt our Scouts are second to none * steadily increasing list of SATIS­ Unde nt Sanford Sunday. LETTUCE nnd WHITE BARIS ROMAINE SEED. We he sent the family, a copy spread m America FOR FIED customers. Mrs. Fred Iioliy won has spent on the minutes nnd also sent our can furnish any quantity of this desired. All makes Automobiles and the summer in Cleveland, will join church and county paper to he SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT I her husband here this winter. , T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept. 20. The nrintod. Lighting Plants, any make. t‘ •- \ . V- . slate hoard of control has uulho Lovingly suhnutled. We arc as near you as your phone. ized the expenditure of $1,600 fi r NANNIE. A MOHAN. hair a rhineatonc Imnd wan worn improvements to the mechanic arts NKI.I IK THOMAS. and winpped in tin* fotria of a new i building o f the Agricultural and THEO K D A N I E L S| arii'h rhavvl of black and white, WKLAK-. BUILDINGPHONE 248 Met ha n Ira I College (negro) here. I.KTITIA PARKER. crepe Mina Zachary wan never eclipsed. ,. -Jj. Minrv Olive Newman proved a iiiia a a n * * * * * * * * * n * N * * * * * * * * * * * i -tunning youthful model of the t ‘ ktr , Jk .tl’ I .»• * , brunette type, -bowing to ndviui ► AviAA-* . t **VI r%r*'r tage a girln-h street model of hen gel’ ne triinic.ed with kid With th:n wan worn a hat of red enpecialL go>ai on (he brunette t)|>e. In tin* Peggy Paige dinner frock of black crepe with Spanish Inc;' rufflen acronn tile front Minn Newman wan r r•v*,-.'*'-- * *• ^ "■ M) u delight to tier audience A black i« dissatisfied, but when a man gets his money's worth lie is always Spaninh nhawl gave a ntylmh cant lo thin co.itume. pleased, and this is what wc aro doing in Rosaiand Heights. Minn Mildred Iioliy provad her (lime. In the black natin- faced lume. in the hifcca nutm fated Canton fanhioned in the wrap around effect with a full length tanncU touched with trimming of Shutter green. Minn Holly proved an exquinitc model. The new quaint ntylcd hnt of Shutter green wun a part of l.iD charming outlie. <l In the new and distinct ntyle uni the nem combination of flesh c h iffon with folds of neriae chiffon fashioned into an evening gown. Miss Holly proved a rare model of all that cmbodiea grace and beau­ b> ty. 1 | BOY SCOUT NOTES ASK YOUR BA NKE R 11111 FIRST NATIONAL B A N K ! THERE IS A REASON fo„Vo«, LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEED BATTERIES PHONE 103 p t t t n t m n n n n m n it t t it t t n t r .t in :: K I L G O R E S EED C O M P A N Y : ' RAY BROS., iPhone 548----- Sanford A Man Robbed— . J r* frtrt ,,, ' v/*' W IL L TH IS H A N D S O M E C A R BE Y O U R S ? Bags, furs, bracelets and furs, all in the newest fashion were worn bo that each costume was comp!et». In udditipn to the fashions u lovely program of home talent was arranged that delighted the large audience. Several numbers proved u rare treat that was received with hearty applause and aeveral en­ cores. The program as they appear- IM.. cd were: Mlsa Rosamond Radford, read­ ing; Miss Martha Fitts and Margarite Garner, specialty dance; H. C. Clause, songa; Johnnie and Bernard Schlrard, instrumental duets; Mra. R. L. Glenn, songs; S. * ' ia situated on Sanford Avenge, two ri\il6a from town. Lots high and dry and well drained. New buildings going up now. Good water, city lights. For the next 30 days we are making a special low price. Easy terms. Come in and see us and look it over while lots are cheap. i w IW.,b\ VMi«, n >d g b b v u ,p w g .. i \z w . a. < & •._ .. ^* i • **». xr»T iuii- xmj * ^aarx/a aJ.'.-iiw . .(< a -,b’i1 A in ,-., u*J ,H|.jpv.j.aV4 IL.c s e c o n p s t r e e t * /**aff >I iV *'»eq Ji)- I ft* ..tiiMa i Ai *rkf. < .* 1Q1* . . •> . . m . • ►fry f, t *df ,v| '4 ,:. Ti" I rx, 6. BauroeL songs. Tiie music eras furnished by Joe Retsensteln’s Orchestra and elded much in .the eajoyment of the even­ ing. flH of pv D 'F n y . i n i M — M— BUICK STANDARD SIX A most graceful 1925 model, fully equipped, with Balloon Tires, four wheel brakes; a wonderful Car “The Standard Six.” Special Duco finish. The latest thing. First Prize in The Herald’s Big Subscription Campaign >yY|T^4C M i «VtJ •ni M t i r K i , , * * n * * * if v.nqittg'qa* %qii(C *' UV a •wn4.x t i . •t �JK - £shed BT. LOUIS, Sept. 20^-By hitlin g six Brown pitchers freely and taking advantage o f the locals' four errors, the Washington tenm r took Friday's game here 16 to 9 WQd thus regained the undisputed J , {s a d of the American league, due ‘ to the Yankcea' defeat by Detroit. V xh e Senators started the gnmo in hard hitting fashion, hatting Dixie Davis and Vangildcr from tha Boston box before the side was retired in the topening inning. gf'^Foartcen men of the visiting team faced the three Browns pitchers . of. Mils inning, In which the Fcnntor* scored nine runs. Two singles . , bjr McNcllly, one each by Goslin, luce, Harris and Judge, a double o y Peckingpaugh, two passes, n hit . batsman nnd McManus' bad throw the plate gave the Senators their commanding lead in tho opening Inning. Three moro runs were added in I.Vtha fifth inning on four successive singles by McNcllly, Rice. Harris .'*skna Goslin, a walk nnd n hit hats'man. Ono nYorc score in the sev­ enth On a pass, a double and u nucrlflcc and two more in the eighth t-.'dfided the visitors’ scaring. : Tho Browns counted four in the -.fourth ^fPUrxn inning when Moghtlgi* M ogridge wni* .’driven from tho box and relieved ?bj{ Marberry, on Jour straight ’•Ingles by Rolrertsdn, Sislrr, WillwHtfita and McManus, and Gerber’s double. One each in the fifth nnd ‘ elfbth finishod Ujkjjl rowns' scor-1 BHfg " .S c o r e by Innings: ^ffishlnglon ... (*00 030 120 - 16 IK 4 fit Louis ...--- 000 410 301— 0 10 l !r Morgridge, Marberry and Ruel; Davis, Vangilder, Lynns, Knlp, Grant, Lasky and Bcvcreid, Collins. The Sanford outfit is claiming the state Kiwanis championship and has agreed to piny on Sept. 26 any tenm that shoiild !*• the first to nnswer ita challenge. The Titusville club has respon­ ded and Mr. l-ane states that the game will be played here next Thursday. Mnnnger Ij»ne declared that his tenm is ns strong ns it ever wns and believes that it is ca ­ pable o f giving the visitors n good drubbing. The Sanford team hns won five straight vic- W ALTER HAGAN, JIM BARNES IN MATCH F I N A L S his mnteh youngster who . Illil s I " M l . . u p , IIMW hi m g llll 26(1.000 National I n " kT°rk ,<J*Ut*burg ^Cincinnati -Chicago SL Louis i PhUadelphii, Boston ..1 A m erican la a iu r . LUB: 'aahifigton #w York B r o o k ly n hut . th a t y o u EVERT TRUE C BY CONDO g ajo /n A B o u -r ' n c .-Y o u -fj c Kj - M ow erR Part-Time Vocational School is Established ngninst the wall, leisurely scooped up the cash and currency in the cages nnd vault, amounting to ap­ OR LA N DO, Sept. 20.— A pnrt- proximately 635,000, nhd escaped. time vocational school is being es, taldislied in Orlando, nt which those over 1 1 years o f age arc employed, will have an opportu­ nity for an hour or more o f study t ......,| xx i n t tn t I '" Y ou Y ovjtc C A R u sa c d mcl C 7tve A P t e f ? a n o t h c r = V t 5 t^ '< v o u ON ' ^ 've. K/ OI aj ' •" is h g o r T U c , ------------------------------------------- T— ~ ). I T 'S T im ' cs: 1Bandits Rob i v u u iMissouri n isN o u ri i Trust Co. And Escape ..... -------- ■ + £ »& & W E LLSTON , Mo., S«.pt, ]» ._ I’ ive armed and masked men en ­ tered the WelNtnn Trust Co. In Lus St. I.oui* suburb shortly bof " . e the opening hour today, lined up the six otfuials and emidoycM o u tN m ♦> *t* *i* «?♦ -L t H 4R t"K U 5 M £ D *B0 ^ POC It- N lM P ------ ---------------- play ;• y 'T tjyj A Y — S T I U - \ m a r I V) o u ' a A C A fN J, K f,,. PCR. e v t ^ •? c l c d c i- » prescription < lull- and Wlllj I'III V III till for Malaria, Dengue or Bilkill s the germs. ions Fctcr. I< n m tm I h r i c at,- no |"-| lial|j|].iia. i tin- Do.no, rntii urniv. si |iu>ati f r o m tiu-ir hetid'|i.a. let k ” of l> < l i e v e it. t i n - i l i . i i r i t . i f equal t l g i . t f t , p i - t M mil lihei tv and |mi|iii another duct rinc thrust at jhe made LsFolletU of a vet" over thi- ftu prome court (■( the United Slat,liy congress and lrytiftli,turols: He declurei) American^ fiev,-r would Mtrreildcr tlmbu liglite no matter Vhnt the comniana'of „ popular majority nr by acts ,1 leg islalors. ■ ■ —- |— - IsMuge plants, also Florence oil stove. m , Pate’ - month. Lot 50x117. New 5-room bungalow, lo cjited in best section of city Modern in every way. Larg< lot, big shade tre6s. This is real buy. $ $ 1 . 7 ;, j- |.yo $ 1 (1.00 I t in d c i I mu (Continued front page 1 ) \ | <‘llid«-d, tin v, 1 11 fie It g.,1 I w . tin lint l i v Ia ,••»?• P n n WORMS. Wen of worms in chilp*. lack uf interest in •*»*, variable apw»»t the nos* nnd sudi» ilecp. When these l***r it is time to iCn-uni Vermifuge. A h*ex out the worms [Sttle one on the road pin. White'* Cream h« n record o f fifty P*ful use. Price 85c. FOR RENT SI I Old. |; fliif.||,|| | III ' SHI N. Sept 2U I h.v I'll I ll, ,| in- I n -t game far the St | • at dinal. Friday , held Boh|.,m t ., -ix tut- and won hi- gum,', I t.. | riafeyN geni tal wor*. and llorn . by '-< fielding fentiiieil, T h - -•on it l l . K >' LoutUIHI300 III ll i a a i IttMl Hill ()|)0 i ti u •ftt' i e d a , t , l q - I'd,- , it i , i , ,,i • Day and Slie|innrdM>n: ti'rnfimi. j f o t d , an v ,.t • I'., |,i |... it, . , t, ,t Lm gu S t rc »i‘ t s t o i ’ i* r o o m A ls o a p a r tm o n ls w e ll 2 B NAME COl.lfMCtJft t o n . ) I.ISimiCR— C l a s s ­ ified k«la b a r * th * la r g e s t clrr.ula tlo n tn Southw estern U .u r g ls . Unto >o ( 4 - w o r d ) Una. J **♦ ♦Js X . *> ADDRESS ADVERTISE tn the Journal-Her­ ald, 8 outh - Georgia's greatest newspaper. .Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Journal“ "* " Waycroaa. Gaorgia. ____ TO’ E tCll the prosperous farmid fern growers o f Volusia eoofity advertise tn the DeLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash First furnished on lo c a te d . .30c. -________________________________ + Not Good Unless Voted on or Before September 27 + J ♦ ♦4-+ *++ + •> " + * + •>++-V+ + + •>++ •{■+•)•<•+♦4-4-♦♦ Near country club, 5 acres over 300 orange frees, 15C chickens go, too. Small house —Price $3,000, half cash. D ELU XE CH EVROLET ft I'li•■lunacy. Dt tilt >-<>|| ATION O F • r * l \ T f O M I .N't". Srri,, given t h a t t h a ■'•nO to a p p l y t o t h * ■' llardee, Kent 'I acres good ground close to ice idant Inquire 11 Washburn nt Wight Bros. Garage. for AltTIFLK II Cars For Sale k' om| n l»*iiMv. r**m "Mu i tvix,. iI»*nI Iii r**il !*••» r«<w ntM ii**\ ami lo hi*in*- (new five-room house thoroughly Ifinished. Good neighbors, lights, |paved streets, eight minutes drive, tl,60n.00 cash. I FOR HOME— A snap, for rent 15 FOR RENT— 3 rooms for light to 20 per cent interest on invest­ housekeeping. C om er of Elm ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in Avp. nnd 3rd St.. 317. Phone price you’ll sell for next winter, inquire Sanford Development Co., Phone 528._______ ___________________ FOR QUICK S A L K —6 ncres cel­ ery Innd, all tiled. Good house, cost $2400 Tools cost 11000. All , for $6000. Terms. Must sol. Party leaving state. Thrasher nnd FOR KEN T—4 -room furnishc : 1Garaev. apartment. All conveniences nnd garage. 117 Ijiurid Ave. FOR RKNT— Front bedroom pnrvh and kitchenette. 2D Second S t . _________________ FOR RKNT -Two well hi unfurni lied upontments. 001 Park Ave, or Phone 224 LOST— Bunch 8 or 10 keys on First St. Finder please return Box A. B. C. Herald office. Apartments For Rent **»il. ;•it•I *sta(*‘ sn'iin* In f It« • I l»n%r n iiiirkrl for a fra *l*nr »hr f oIIouImn * lliinaon Motor*, rommitn nod i»» •l»• •r lliltiu* it• * ma» !»*• ii*r<*i*anr\ •» frrrrif. **Bl>***|l**ltf |i» In* iliiiie f• •r litr Mir I’ rrstnn Motor* *'• THfnl ( ril l**tl nf tli*' lltlPtlttt*<M S •*»»tif|irrn Mnlora. of vltl»* rm (tornI Ion, •ml t<* hfiv*> *t Foinrt Mntorn. «tpnOirrn Tlrr A Unhhrr i «*. •rein** ami •it)«*% all of tli*» rlKhl** l*"W« »« ••m l (it lvtl«*t*»*« Im l<1*M tt•»I v«i Motifhrrti lisa A Oil I »*. <"t imnit Inns i>t »*•flirt'd and * «lntln$: Gnndr llrlHrr. • • ’Irrnfoor Tlrr A lluMirr. nltd* t tlii lav\*« nf tli«* Still*' of Fl"f f.lllrf NnfrU llfiior. Id:* \utonintlr Mini T«»ol. AIITIFI.i: III Tllt-A-I .***h. Tin* amount " f tin* ranltat »f. « L •f »».t- ■ 't|)..| 'ti'.M Ht|||11 |.( | |\-1 I'rrfrrnl IlnWrrlrH. Itnrhry* Nitmrrlrn. r*»o»»o«*»i n *i' 11* *1’ S \ NI» 1 1*> non on) India*’* to lo dfvltl.d lti*o fifty M lia*«M of (to* l*rrf rrrrrl. I"ItafIn•*"•••*n MrAI«'li«** * o. »•'* v*’ l»»** *t •t*i*« Mntxlrt'd illoaiM*) Mlllrr Mnllrlnr i O . Inlrrnni lonnl l*r**|trIrt»*rlr». I’rrnllnr ^Irillrliir i • * Wiggl j, rom• • • • • • * and |'* frrrnl. Notional kfifrl* Honor. ••»»tl*nnn * t*r t #». 1,1 , Sonthrm llrll Trl. A I rt * «». if. ' Mr *v'Off* iwa rltrr Viorlils li l n i. Ktrhnnar Imiiw llt .t .f ..* o llir r ami fnt nn K | IHI W F f C r ~ V t I N f^-^TTarITstjurgr^TKi "blue" an,I .............. d nn ( InrhBLurtf Rxponent, mnrnlnc1 »Lnu .................... t...... v litrlndlnx Sundiiy. nmrnlnK •""U" I *A Z \ ^ l’l 1 r#nt per word, minimum S4c. , Incut* Hymptoms nii^lit n*si Real Estate l*\ m o r i mii c **m rl••••«!•« *»f I*••ft•I*4 «.r ••111••t f*ltd •!•• all f4"y0» Wcst First Street. Mrs. Annie Philp.___________ _____ ___________ FQR RENT—7 room house and sleeping Porch, partly furnished, best condition. Ttiorte 671-3. , FOR RENT— 6 room house, dose in. Box L. E. care Herald.' -* 1 9\ tturi"i nnd tn«*ri liondli*** nf lit*** ll M«l VIV•Ilull («» ;n •inlr#*. own. FOR SA LK - One "lllipiiudiile' touring. P. A. Vero, Wigh Brow, building FOR SALK KKO -peed wagun excellent condition, nearly new a bargain. /• d.lress fil2 S. Still. St. Orlando. Fin. FOR SALK One Buiek 1 ear ehean. l'a-h or terms. 211 French Ave. . Houses For Rent Lost and Found Tli#* k’ ffH ral nnlurr of tho htinl — »»•*••* lo tm IrntiMarlrd mid rondurf l»v m M corpora i hut mIihII lo* »«.« fullow*# in-hit in I'liiMiff in .tn<1 carry •■n ;i Mi to rnl pa Iui irtK nnd oontrnrl•n« l*u**ln***a to innlntiiln nnd oft* ••!••♦!«• a paint nt or** or Mti»r**i. lo tmv. *♦•11 and d«*nl In loilnt* nnd oil*, to "wn. catalillalt. maintain nnd op**rat** paint Mltopn to k’ *'i|prnll\ **iiKnn« In r'Hidiif i nnd rurrv on tlt»* IoimI•«••*$*• of d**al»*r*i In all RiimIm of hilfhevajri greatest chance for Hr* V _. WttKHIINf, PIK devstopers to iret In on around *he liest of woik< i- gel flooi. Write Development Depart- sorts when the liter fails meat The Pensacola News They feel laiigu d. h TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Bi‘ k " H 1' "lerefore the i Florida real estate advertise in 1 ,s *V tuk'' '* <>r the St. Petersburg Times. One cent “ er nne. H is punt the u cent n word daily, two cents a word *•> purify tiic syst< of l« nnanerfSK fctkSlj «l> r min' n - . ,inI tindOllie pflrr unn.nl. nl olirllirr rptiiiiton or |*rrfrrrr#l j. \. IIO% In:*6». Orlnntlo, rio. Sanford Auto Tags Beinff Supplied By Chamber Commerce ’ ••-"I «"> I'.h i in inii Five hundred ntitnninhilc tags healing the inscription, "Sanford, F!a , The City Sulistnnlial," lutve been li eeived by the locul Cliaiillier i»f I omuici c c aund aie ienily for distritailurn among Die citisaus of San. f" ' 1* S*>crelai-y R. W IVarman, Ji , to a representative of " ,',,l " f i. !.i' 1nV"li.'n .'".'.l* . Uim •e 11a iii i ii i, ..i im ■ -i ih» liiofls Mi l premi-e' •t o n mill rid Tin ,i i ii ’ *" •"' III..... . 1.1 ll,, in r \iiiitnin.| \ |i • • hum ll. ii-.- in •-ii11 ‘ I lie III la id tills Illum in g. Mr I'eurnia n said that the an '• •"•bde d e a le r s and th e g a i u g e s " f I Ins c i t y tinve a g r e e d to put Nemo Self-Reducing No. 33) Ii a real bargain. It hai a low top and, medium akirt. Madcindulahle pink or while could; altea 24 to R>—and c o m o-.iy $1.00. 11 ?ou* iJraUf can** get it. terul name. aJ* *ltea*, tile and ft). We ll aerij «he totiet. Nemo II yglenlc-Fathion lnattiute « l 20 H. Ift«n Si.. New York (I>*p< S ) the lags, free o f charge, on the I uiV ' iV. I.1'. . ' . " ! ‘.I.’",",! " f Knnford citizens and S m. i n ou i s ii M.i i slot 11 ' " ' o v is it o r s w h o lire w illing to • ' •" •••— "• i. iii a d v e r t is e tills , itv to that extent -tuiit in* h r i ,---itiv t'. •—.it,*nt Kr.il Itl iilt Vli . I -i ••mlit •-111 unit ll’ ll IIn m XI n- a ra t •■ S.-i i • . •• i unit Ti I'jinat rr Tin* lliiiitil nt l i i i i i t i . i ■•'"tl I" H I' I.1IMM1ll If Kllil \ XXIII* and \\ tllladi Mn«imi vr Th^ ll»**l •» **r Manlrai l*»n »n«*iln«.* Be Sure and Set the New DUPLEX S T U D EBAKER NOTHING L ln A IT ON EARTH San Juan The new treatment for tom flesh, cute, wounds, sores or lacerations! Garage Co that in doing such wonderful work | in flesh healing is the Borozone liquid and powder combination treatment. The liquid Borozone is a-powerful antiseptic that puri­ I’ HKI' AIVAI.T. H K MtSSIMi fies tho wound of all poisons and (VI 1,1.1.1 M MISKItAVC infectious germs, while the Boro I’ROI’OHKD , IK IN. ■••![zono powder is the great healei < I'OltATIONAKTI'-I.KS «'*' (.<>SSIN<; CAtNT Thoro la nothing like It on car' ' I d I .Nl for speed, safety and efficiency i Wc, ttic iiniliT.iMiti'il l.nv*. i»ar*-,-il to iia * « t 4 -ln l«‘ o u ra.IVHH, noil .!•» Iiri> Price (liquid) 30c, GOc and J1.30 liy Imcoiiio an* *il f»»r ll,r t Powder 30c nnd GOc. Sold by Un­ | >o*t' n f |..ro.m, ,i IumIx |.«.tMl.’ mol ion Pharmacy. curioirute. ut.ilot mol I.> xtrluv of ti.e luw* of Hi.- s. •(•• ,,f |-|ni.ii , and do l.crcl,> ml .i i tl,o follow . ok urlirlr* of Ito oi .."i a. lo,i A i n n i.t: i TI.V Oil.Ilf of tli.n l-ol |o*. .oil . . . , _____ .... S t a t e o f F lo r id a , F lo rid a. s «l*t »*rniln«* ssroln Is tiscln n tn g the c r e n tr s t d e - p a g e o f T h e H erulJ The v eio n o m n i In O lo r M V s h tn iory; a r e a so n for s e n d in g ont o ' h s l f m illion d o lla r hlatns-ay to the . ... . , r o l f hnneh ju st fin ished; n u rn w " en t h e m Is prolint m i llio n d o ll a r tirldgn a c r o s s Rsnain- the person you w an t ill t Oov- Kta,.• „ f K lo rldu . n t rivr.d.i. on t h e * 7l h 1 INC., u n d e r t h e + + + •:•<->4- ♦ ++<•+♦ 4♦+ + <•*+4- low. Completely furnished with up-to-date furniture. This house was built for a home. Locnted on Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets. Very best location in Sanford. Will sell for J . J $y,000.()0 furnished; $2,000 ensh. ♦ , Balance in terms very easy to hall file. See W. I... Rumple nt First National Bank or call phone 207 X and mnke appointment. aT* 1 nliall 1»«* mi Ha Florida. I>ui It HIM ItIfiV• • Ullll • •M lItIIII• «11 M ill'll Of lift i»tnn« «»f I»umIim*m m iim ill** lionni of IMioi'iorti may from tint** to Hint* MAINE— Wntervllle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rato card on applica­ tion. Pa l m BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it In the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest__ TAMPA, FLORIDA^Tampa"Daily Wanted Times, the great home daily, rate P-4 c per word, minimum chnrge ? 6 c cash with order. W rite|WANTED - S a n t o r o tmsine for complete rate card. j who a r e in need o f c«.i PKVrintUM fT ATTICNTION—Psn7 help sh o u ld lead Ihe cl "DO YOU WANT to buy or aell anything?” If bo advertise In tho_ "Gainesville Sun." ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Pnlatka Daily Nowi is circulated In nn industrial and agricultural bcction. v ST. AUGU8Tif4E. FLA. — SL V PLANTS Johns County is reached through ami Parra Special the St, Augustine Evening Record. nr sale. Healthy Quick results. Two cents per word. Samplo copy on roauest t-*. Oviedo, Fla. F. P. R I N E S Florida Has One Auto I.Shanghai lliuntdny/pfter u revolt in his Uht.-ki«iig fupces, Friday uU For Every Family Five teuijiti-d to Itoist^’ his thill line of nand-clMV |f flowing well dis-< h» River ; f>0 acres pnlendid ••ultivation: ) ciiltivation witii a inti ready to subirf modern 7 room water works, plutnbn. outhouses, tenant i. ii()0 two year old I tiers, 20,000 sour ( them ready to bud. t dairy and poultry t (16,000—cine-third m ti>rtiis. laike Jes­ uit' . Long wood. Fin. U N I S FOR .SALK rti Wakefield. C. D. erne. Phone 2012. r«> pay down on this f>-room eninfovtahle hun.ualow?’ ( ’lose in: and we don’t helie\•c you can heat the terms. Price 1.sr>0; .$11K) cash, Jji*;i0 per |I.-lit Chekiang Troops in Kwan^tu Position Push BaekKiangsu la m e. •Turn implements piles, dump cart, tx/rrnin bin. All 0 Used very Iit - trot toCTSlf ; . i '/ * T illies T u b es I at another point Ilav,,* *-* »% ♦> 4% 4% Rp ' 1 on G A R Y ADDRESS IBEG I NS DAVIS’ INDIANA T O U R Mr Lsmall l.usiness. KnSanford Ave. Rea­ : leaving town. •Cavani.'h Banana 0 per IDO. Fred L. 14, St. Cloud. Fin. [vooleii, made to [furnnleed to fit, | Woolen Mills, 306 u PutiiAy FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms, equipped with water, lights and gas. Apply_300 French Avenue. FOR RENT—2 nicely furnished housekeeping rooms, close in. Phono 624-W. __ . FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn’t you be able to use the money eecured by renting that vacant room now going to waste? There art many persons looking for places to stay. Help take care of them and not only make money but nssist in keeping people in Sanford. Phone ♦f i Houses For Sale 148 nnd give your ad bver tho tel­ ♦>; ___ _ ___ ___________ ephone. Usr The TTernlJ for quick *% I-OR SALE— Large, roomy bunga- service._____ _____ This Coupon, when neatly cut from the paper, is good for 25 votes in The Sanford Herald's Salesmanship Campaign for the,followi n g contestant: ' tenaneous P O SM E D $ 3 2 5 ,0 0 0 B O N D ELECTION TO BE H E M ) MONDAY LEARN a b o u t Folk County and Ijikeland. through the Star-Tele* ira. Best advertising medium In uth .Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla. OHIO—OCcnit. Ma thrm/gh the - X Xenia, ’ Ohio. Riel district.".' Want ad display rates oh request, Rooms For Rent Wanted: Young woman with neat appearance to work for a re­ sponsible business house on a per­ centage basis, making her sales through house to house canvas. In response stato age, sales experi­ ence and, earnings expected. Housekeeping experience with real sales nbility most essential quali­ fication Success means substan­ tial permanent position. Write Box Q, core Hernld, ; ■ FLORIDA-—UHLANDO— Orlando momng Sontlnal; largest classi­ fied hosiness, rnte lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash wUh order. jr Sale AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ •Tro Jersey milk gusta, Ga.—.Augusta’s greatest Uisen. Shoe Shop, classified medium, rate cash .Oflc 10 c per lino, minimum fvo Airdnle puppies, charge. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE • nt.tinned / r o m Inigo 1 ) '* iriio.ll JI light (In- .,"01.111 ,- M, ffRTMEIUl. -r e e e n ta tK o t h n r r wtlb r a t e s . r u U a ao. will g i v e y o u rteatlon. A n d If 1*111 aealat y o u l a want ad to m a k e f t * * ir nod a many -••■leu l.u-,- t e l lin g L |( r - a t r l c t a d ' t d JtAtluii. «»de T ha B anLyl be r e a p o n a l b la M r r e c f In s e r ti o n , . for s u b s e q u e n t L office a h n u ld b a 2*ielr In c a a a o f l <‘\cr, A L L (.1 A ll ANT'D IHI lar govt-tl.liiiu.l ❖ the fifth, filling the bases with only one out. hut seoi.d l'"d> o ' a . A fine stop by Wtigl.l litnsi ii's sniMsh toronl ba-i and Cinler's r.inning ran h " f <ii.fl.ih'- fly u r i e d e fii.-u , faeloiIlia I i |irrl.e,| the g r o w i n g pr iiv a .h il nil i hi - nig Nf*il*l»f|, H*l|| «11Alt 11f \ 4|H VN•*11 Ui is h igh . I ho r»"ioit atat'H , H i e r«i...alnd"f . •f On* t o r n trig nert ions g f th e I 'till' d F did not d o sq well, h,>\liiVi T r ej.ort g i v i n g the rruidlthnr ft c r o p f o r Ote e n tir e r ou i.tr . 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The school is made pos-i siide through funds allotted t h e ’ state through th(. working o f the' Smith Hughes federal net for the j promotion o f vocational education.1 U,t h,x h " ' ll.r e e runs ... f o u r inn.iign K riu e O ih o r n .. held the I’ ir *" eliei k f.,r (lie lent o f ti.e B*""hl>n. besides ___ 10 * a l l a a __ He a l i a s „ «e a l l a a r ' ___ 4* a l l a a C ^ d i u b t a above J PHONE AD S DIRECT TO THE H ERALD Help Wanted T a m p a Mo u s i n g t r i b u n e — Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year V t W * hionthf 64.00, three months $2 .00 . If you desire 91.060 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your W ~~. N,, joe for first Connor. f" r >•» Etions f i i i r t f l len g th f 4 Hue. • • • >' - *r T o fit ca n y Job on es cd their lend td one nnd n half gnmes here Friday, defeating Chic,,£°. “*• " I ’ ile Pittsburg wns defeating flrooklyn. The Giants got o f f to nn early five run lead in the second inning, when they knock ed Blnkc out o f tlio box. After Blake retired Gowdy nnd Nchf with the liases full, hits by Grnh and Frisch, a pass to Young and another hit liy Kelly, New ■°rk continued t«. hit hard nnd knuckl'd out five more runs at the expense ,.f Wheeler, Blake's sue r i " '- hit •''I. is tin* hi -t nf -"ini' vi iita f r d i r . i l rti p ii'puTt (I., „ Itattaisi' i . vi r la-1 x r.iC an pt o d in lion t. i"s|i.it.Li ,| .,1 i: •••••• hi.slu I . I n -, vi'i.l It VI || CLUB: Ladies welw ext to Valdez 1,1 r ile ve.-ond inning, missed sev -"'•'■eral Strokes !e r « | ......| ........ . M„ r,. . brought the winning run home in tho ninth r>n a single b(T Huyt re - 1 •'*ultod in ^ho defeat of the N ew' %Fork Yankees fi to 6 Friday. The I H W f H t dropped New York int ft MYH p n p la c e .U With the score tied Cobh started the winning rally in the last o f the grailnth. He went nil the way to P\th!rd when Dugun overthrew first Heilmann and Riguey were •••.purposely passed and then Haney. who entered the game In the eighth Urop fy t o run for Pratt, singled C.»bb) Florida’s Corn , f J1OH10 with the deciding counter. V Cobb made onq IjJt, bringing Iii- Now Bcinijr Harvested, eeason’s total to ittp. He ne,.,is Is the Best In Years /. one more to breuk the renud In C UN| S VII I I s. pt 2 " How They Stand Xry ^Smith’s §3 top fot good ba Gives New York Nationals a Substantial Increase in the Lead; Pirates Pull Down Hopeful Robins; Red Sox Trounce Phillies, While I he Cardinals T r i m Boston .nutted «g„,n a faultV i"’ " " " '•""'"[•ri1 ,,v * V**i»»t to the green finals b un g together < " f the game. Hagen, ihtu 'tiNdtiiriAfen tPti winning the national •'im ago, and Barnes "gland, who tins Im-»u. . S c o r e by inning*; 000 012 000 (Klg - -6 13 0 1’.Cleveland ...000 ooo 003 0 0 0 -3 to I Ynw!n*f C <?' U „• altera ? ' "L. ,“ 1Sewell riming; I on ell and irSlitrlr . : and |and I oot even uitr the entire | In Advance Co ...a i W e e l- f..r, ed 1 '•ay, o v e r a p p ron i lung K b f f i L s f i s r * ' *•u- Garage with ! ■dtx o f L im a O h io umJ i i . 1 I p la y e d th e ir seeipn) '■ **«ltll h o le an d t h e i e BATES Sim jfuan ” ,....... .. i » ' I i m - | , e g , s t o r e d Inn fo u rt h vwVory V... ' »' f 1'l.ilniit lpi.ia |" f fiv e nlarln a g a i n s t ti.e K o t m . . M B a rn es a p p e a r e d |Ru h r L l.r li/iid l st a r te d •m t )>, Detroit Gj rw oYrk 5 . :■ DETROIT, Hept. 2 0 .—A smash- '1*l M InningB Friday. The ItidiaitH used recruits In all but four posi. v'41®n«. Regularn were preatved into WMrvice In the ninth when the tribe « V . l BC? rt** Yowe|l *nd Wing. , .»•*«• the iOppoaition pitchcra. buK, Advertising Groh injured his right knee in the eighth inning when lie slid in to second base. Though he was carried .iff the field, it is not he-j E lim in atin g Ra.v Kerr In lieved tiic injury is serious. The score: |{, || j.; . S em i-F in a ls; IL unes. |’or1)00<120020 | to Vi m er C ham p. Harvly S lays t'hicngo New York o.M 120 lOx -to i:| o Blake. W h e e l e r and O 'F a r r e l l ; i I'RKNt IJ I.D'K, hid.. Sept 20. slter Hager, o f N,.w York holder i the llritish open title will play I m Barnes, former national ••pen nmpion. in the finals for th. m.twd professional g o lf ehnn.pinn'p nt h reach Lick Springs, |H.th ving swrvivcd u„. (|ny’H ;p; |„,|0 itches, nit hough Barnes had n !, •r in SAVE D E LA Y S A N D INCONVENIENCES B Y TELEPHONING YOUR W AN T |y Herald The Titusville Kiwanis Club has accepted the recent chal­ lenge of the Sanford KJwaniana to play a baseball game at the' local municipal athletic field on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 26, according to an announcement received here this morning by Mnnnger E. F. Lane of th* Snnford team. jtfUx Brown Pitchers Pounded [ Freely and Washington r Wins Easily, 15 to 9; Gives Senators Good Lead Over £ Yankees; Detroit Stages Rally to Whip New York 1,-X' V ervice >ure and tH'e New Titusville Kiwanis Accepts Challenge Of Sanford Club ••• •>• r .a 111 shall hr LOSS INC I-AINT ,-»i INI' and II* prliKll'.,! I'lai'.* of tiunto.-** *.f ill, s i m L h ••Id * r *• uliall I.* Ii* Id In I i h«* • *11 \ ••f S'* nf ••* d F l o r i d a on it** 1 XOIh The lags, he a.hled, may lie had i , vim.ii. .1 ,i k itn-i V,.n ■ ' "use eituens wishing (hem is,- ui hit v%is. I'.-, u i - •■> •ailing at •heir garage nf *»**r%” •<•• station and asking for one I In h.'.'i 1 o ' i |",.','t (I,,- ••'"••"■is wile purchased hv t he e ui.ii-i .il ......... . w . . i. " - • • l l " ' . " l i t i s III III.- ViV'o. 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R e s cu e W o r k i t - t •>•Tin lirnirF and l m h lr iii’ ia o f th* 11•>11 «srholds-r T U A Noil.»n i Milts. rlhltiM In corpora I of** and UaUfld *‘ill VIII A l'oM |i«* (Slid rM idi of j I .Mill lit a atutelm-i.t to d a y d e c l a r ­ u m .tn .l ..f ih r in nil a I (•(•nii koh lit, s|*«eHSud. or utlieru l»»r I»r- j ed I ! , t t he |>e"|.|e o f h,-\ i-rul I- l.»i ! a»’ rll»r»l Ll ••loll 4*I r MM folInK • f *• f. lid sIII a 111., itlit-a m e g e U . n g u lo ia ta k ii. I U II «»l( 1*1.11 <»F I’t HI.I*‘ ATI* »N If r I.oM ’sinc Hanford Florida i Ts. AkusIUm J \jiukIhi If iivltiM | i: - f liu- w o rk lie ut.d h.a w ilu 1 Shai •m mol If sis- ol all pa1 1!••*• s lalinliiH In are lining At lW!.\ tim e Mr. R eck te ■ I’ *. I A\%all S a n f i i d I !o*ida 1 (* *•sin under AiitMiNliiN J V.iiiKhn. c a. i.eil a le t te r o f t ec o .u m e .ld u tio i. I Mil a i • si#-* raised so Otherwlar, Jano s 4* W ill la M*n»nr«vr. Hanford Flor Ns »ll. sol 4* Nrlll) If 11v Ift #r ami. If f r o m M a y o r E. W. B r o w n o f Do1 Ida 1 Slinr** •lra*l all | itlii s s lulmtliu in lr rrala Land to M a y o r F o r r e a l la ik e o f 1*1 \%II nr«o» Wltefrof |l|r •*lihfO'(lli ui* I•r Jitllim •» Nrlll So* s» NrHI> 11.. - c ity . Hi * III* i.rp..» all** ** Ii u V•• ll«(*uiil«* xrl sir* *-.i*»rs| i * s»lli* |u .ns- Sirs,IK** •* "Muny |wople have the uleu thnt 11••6r hand** «*n (III** (h* Suits dak of Moll- ll. if ll\li ¥ a ini If sir.III. all Sept • till ••* A I * i !»? 4 | •|V9• s •laiuiliiM llilcr* ii*1 iinsls l i then* i* something crooked it. the II F IA »H H I N<2. i Sror K•' H M « t l" i i sl*-i r.ins-d, ol oth work of tin- rescue hunie,” he *tut- CURLERS tr a d e hndy and a r e b e i n g d is ln liu t ed f l e e o f e h lilg e , he said Ih** li'l11*1 H nit \ I r i . i k ELECTRIC jiiuI M' till* lllK** lire iliii *\ iirur the color $»f irrtTtt i*t*lvr> lra\v» nn c ou ld hi? olituincd, w hile the lmck>rround 1.4 l , t,<4,n <*nlort*4l. irivitiK a very pleanlllK e f f e c t . 1\ R I N E S 105 Palmetto Are. Reekie Says People Have Wrong- Idea of Relief Workers’ Home Fred R. Wilson A T T O R N K Y -A T -I.A W First Nntionul Hank Hldg. Sun ford, ------- ------- Florida PR IN TIN G T he M atthews Press Phone 4I7-L3 Melaka llldg.. Sanford, Fla. I)R. R. M. WELSH GR A DUA T R VETE RINA R IA N Xoom 205 Conrad Building Phone*: Office 20. Home 21 DELAND, FI.A. By GEORGE McMANUS George A. DeCottes Attorney- u I - I j i w Over Seminole County Bank Sanford. ---------- Florida Y ou 'll Ik- Surprised -y -te in |will again he u-ni ll wn. I, i,rued f r o m t h " , . f r j o f th e i u v j lei k ih .il ii . i ll- wi l l ' be opened at 7. 'll Monday ..... m ug' Mid Glut fliey vv:|| i l . . . , nt -u n , down. ( K n c l a l x " f th e ' hunilier o f C oln n iefet' Mild otilel c iv i c o i g a n izativAlft .uik th a t iil^.i|ualitMx1 v o t . •Tr a r r a n g e to v o t e L-ariy an d th.iC th e y v o t e . f o r tin, bund ii»ftiiu. T h e s e i bod iu a -|milli out thit( a l lli.iu g h ttiii* iftftUu i:f not n e a r ly mi l a r g e u - ,,unie others,^ o t e d in S a n f o r d , it is on e o f tho m ost im portan t ever e o n - defense against i k e invading Ki. Southern Aosoeiallon ' TALLAHAHHKK, Sept. ' at*.— angnu forces.Florida Iihm on,- motor car ,to ev­ At an nil night council of wur, ery family, u»ing the cuatomary tile defending force iieud character five nii-mhets us constitutiag the Irisi the revolt us a “ great disas­ Orleans average family, according t»> ntn- ter" brought about by "bribery unj £(U« ,--tistlcs in the office of ihq stun- Itreachery," but refuaed to cone,si, comptroller, which shown that on! defeat although he hus offdted t„ KpAooga August 81, 211,176 automobile li­ |htep d o w n as military governor o f Kingham cense tags had been issuod this i Chekiang province in order to rc year up until that date. Tho rate storq hurmoay tn his lines.. o f one car to a family is based on The revolting armies wer* rc WALL GAMED TODAY Machine Gun^Comestimated population of ortvd parading at Haqgphow and irldeon. N. CL— Davidson v*. I-lorida's 1,000,000. lingpo Friday, tarrying banners pany, 154th Infantry. Licenses issued for the fjethorpe, Ga.—Oglethorpe period show an increase o f above declaring allegiunco to tha Invading 6 U 8G Klangsu . force*,; The telegraph Re^ilar drl|i will be mont. •over last ysar, the Btatinftfct ahow, linea were in poadaiudon 6 f the E v ­ nraoM, Tc-nn.— Scwanee in. olutionary forces but thsre waa no every „Mond»y;TDtfifht evidence of a_ nearer approach i 4 Um a *1 *. of at 7:30. NOTI CE! R Capt J. U. Hutchinson. San Juan Garage 7 | \f[., .1 i ■ ■■ 1 * h o n e 4i nl,-men: Cli-nn J. VVimbinb, Jack McKrawn, Oi R'. Ilruoka, Walter M. Connell, ^ U C jH T i «3 m c h t e d ^ 1^4 P E R Ax L E - * b H E K * S Q W t > I 'V E ^ O W T P U A S r t N -C /X R D t xtm u u m u n m C U R E D W IT H O U T S U F tC liR V Flslili im Oftif Ritiil Disuses ........................................................... Tliird Prize in The Herald’s Big Subscription Campaign FLU ‘b L i P SOM E O F TH E W IN N IN G W A N T ti TO K N O W IF T O O W A N T Y O U R . rftR E A K F A b T UNDER H E R D OOR -IT M A T PRESENT A r F IO H T A N ' i P/NROON'^lR. e>OT MRS. L SHE’D T A K E T IT A N T W A T : SE R V E D T O O K ROOM OB, D O 1 T O O V s/ ltH I T L A T E .R • ) ih J A M E ^ - c SAT t h a t a c i n j ^ Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First Nationul Hank Hldg. Sun fo r d ,---------- Florida Sanford Novelty Works Y. C. COLLKH I 'M * . r Pasf—fally TrasUd hr Us AMBULANT METHOD Ko hospital. opsrmthn. no abssnos Iruat boms, »o Iloss nt too UUrfsr- mem with social cngaa.awaU, Send for my Free Booklet— •‘Curing Fit** and Qthtr Rtclal DiscAtt* — It explains avery- Seminole Marble Co, Gco. L. Dickerson AND J-tLVlC Hi’ EC iaU BT W * -0 )9 2 4 > by ! nt *l F catubc S cnvicc. I nc . Great Britain richu reserved. _ Q . hiarbls and Oraaila (ram all auarrlss. Ussi al quailur l t 4 workmanship. WrHs (or latest destine. c . b. T t m x n u e a a ls r d . Klarlda � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5672fc4eabefe7eb3dc377aba653578f.pdf d460a017ab319de7253b16a1a9d47ff9 PDF Text Text 1 ii i %| w f W **j , ! ■•. Xu ITJT.TrfJ* ------ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER XV ______ * I* *IL SAN FO R D , FLO RID A, M O N D A Y, S E P T E M B E R 22, 1924. Campaign Manager States Continued Interest is Being Shown by All Contestants P rin c e L e a v e s U . S. F o r ^A lberta R anch • •: » -+) SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS BACK IN EAST IS OPTIMISTIC SY O SE TT, N . Y., Sept. 22.— The l’ rince o f Wales, accom­ .fra -f panied by his staff, left his vacation home here Sunday night aboard |a special train* which will take him direct to Fact thnt Each Week ^ees a his much in lrovidencc of A l ­ ew Lender in :’uhscripberta, Canada. tion Contest Indicates Add­ |. ------*. “ I am leaving the United ed Entiiusimun. Says Lake Returns to New York From a iy and R ussia: Stales tonight with very real [Coolidffo Declnrcs in Spcccji fi.000 Mile Campaign; Re­ regret; this is not only the end Before Convention of Holy Will Probably, of a thoroughly enjoyable three ports Signs Found Pointing Present Leader Is Name Society Constitution wheks, which 1 shall never for­ to Rig Democratic Success C orruption T h a n In Guarantees Liberty to All isked to H e lp In Feeling- Confident get, but it also Involves saying to a host of friends, Cearman Declnrc.s People A rc 44 L a s t S p rin g P ro b e s o£ N e x t M eet goodbye who ever since I landed in their It Also Provides Privilege Has W on Voting Three to One For Large Number o f Votes Being -country, have done everything Its Last Battle” No Religious Test Bonds; Igtke S a y» Good Turned In By Young L a ­ in their power to make me wel­ dies Already This week Number Votes Being Cast Is Indictment given In the come. Your president and his Davis Says that Throughout fellow citizens with whom I President Declares Essence of i Literary THgest in Recent In n statement to The Herald Up to 2:25 o’clock this after­ have come in contact have unit­ the West all are Ready Turn Freedom to be Political, Ci­ Issue; Sanford Attorney noon, 2(11 votes hnd been polled in this morning in regard to the Sales­ ed (in bffering me the right, to Democrats For R elief vil and Religious Liberty Declares Charge is T :u e manship Contest, 1 ’iiuI Lake suid the municipal bond election which jVital Q uestions' hand o f good fellowship." R oxie Says T h a t N o * will determine whether or not that nothing is final until the Inst N E W ) ORK, Sept. 22.— ReturnW A S H IN G T O N . Sept. 22.— The Sanford will secure through the vote is counted. Each week, he Prolonged criminnl trials, impo­ ,j Settled IncludCoercion W a s .Used' essence of freedom, President sale of personal bonds, funds for said, Is seeking a new lender in the ing here Sunday night from a 5.01111 sition of sentences not in keuplng A rm a m e n t C ut Coolidge told an audience of dele­ the erection of n new municipal contest nnd every day more nnd mile campaign through the West, with the offence committed, drunk­ Get H e r T estim ony John W. Davis, the Democratic enness and the indiscriminate use gates to the Holy Name Society jail, the purchase, improvement more interest is being shown by nominee, declared that "all signs convention here Sunday is "civil, nnd beautification of n municipal the contestants. of the plea of insanity are some of VA7~S^pt. .— The ABO ARD T H E W H E E L E R political nnd religious liberty," ns cemetery nnd the providing of a Many young Indies are working point ton sweeping Democratic vic­ the main causes declared hv George [stntes, Germany and "solemnly declared in the funda­ sum for such purposes ns the pav­ hard for the automobile The Her tory in the coming election." A. DeCottes last night at the Meth­ S P E C IA L TO BLOOMINGmental law of the land." "I return to the East confident odist Church * of this city, in an f*Q»sj ing of streets around city pro­ aid will give the winner of the Ldoubtedly will be in­ Srpt. 22. — Senator ' "Our Constitution,” he declared, perty. campaign, declared Mr. Lake, and of success,’• hi* said. "Privilege bus address on the constitution nnd ohto participate in the Wheeler announced today that won its last bnttlc. We are laying servanee of it. for the United Stntes "guarantees it fully, completely In a statement to a representa­ nlr.endy have their heads set on i ■> Tthe league of nations Transport ArgonneMinv Carry nnd adequately." tive of The Herald at thnt time winning it. He urges them to keep our cause before the American peo­ being indicted ns*ently by the L i t ­ Gaston B. Means called him Mr. Coolidge then emphasized Secretary It. W. Pear man. Jr. of up their determination to win he ple and they are responding nobly." erary Digest as being the most la w­ feon which will prepare Marines Across Any Tim e; thnt last night on long distance tel­ Silent Vote Heal Arbiter. less nation o f the whole enrth. the Constitution also provides the Chamber of Commerce declared cause even though everyone cannot Ml. Davis said everywhere he Heavy Gunfire Indicates Ke- "no religious test shall ever he re­ thnt he believes the votes lieing win the automobile, everyone will ndn of the internnFast week wa* constitution week e p h o n e and asked thnt a spe­ sumpUon Shanghai Offense quired ns a qualification to any o f­ polled nre at least three to one for get something, provided they stay went in the West all those with and Mr. D e C o tte s wii” inked *n cial senate investigating com­ nference for retjucwhom lie talked brought the same speak on the const it til ion of this in the contest to the end. ficer or public trust under the the bonds. message, "that the great silent country and (In* condition* now ox With a new coiitertmit forging firninmonts to be held United States." mittee he railed together Mr. Penrmnn, ns have many of S A ^ DIEGO. Kept. 22.— The vote, that vote winch has turned istmg thnt might effect it. which ahead every week, it enn he seen ‘‘ I do not say thnt we, a» citi­ the more prominent business and no at Geneva. Indeed Fourth regiment of marines based every ulection in the past when tin*. are affecting it The most terrible nmi ill that he might present zens, have always held ourselves professional men of Hanford, that something really worth while fitted thnt the conference. here, is being held in readiness for to a proper observance of these stated that he believes that the is being offered for tin- efforts of American people came to a cross part hi the indictment of the Liter­ present evidence to prove even . no many vital things duty in China, it was announced standards toward each other,” he citizen* of this eitv see the neces­ those securing votes. It must he mail, has made up its mind this ary Digest, stated Mr. DeCottes, gronhscr conuption in public o f ­ remembered that several prizes year to turn to the Democratic i* for the people to sit idly by and irri'ly could be counted i today. Although no definite word continued, "but we have neverthe­ sity of the bonds and their impor­ fice than was exposed last spring. nre living offered in addition to the party as their only possible live accept the fact without emotion. tant hearing on the growth nnd less established them and declared unites all three/of these hns been received, it is lielieved nuc of relief." Thnt makes conditions, he snld, Our duty to he obedient to them. proper development of the city, automobile and that those not re C O LU M BU S. O.. Sept. 2.— Miss "The people fully realize," he tend to remain the same or become _ which are not yet mem- thnt the regiment ntnv In* taken This is the American Ideal of or­ nnd thnt for thiSse reasons are vot­ cclviug one of these will receive Roxie Stinson, one of the Senate *aid, "that the choice lies only be­ across the Pacific in the transport a commission for the subscriptiom Ihr league. are present— dered liberty under the law. It ing for them. worse. committee’s star witness in the in­ tween continuing tin* present ill* turned in. Lawn Not Respected. calls for rigid discipline." States for linvnl mat- Argonne. It was pointed out at the polls vestigation o f the udininistratL’n Saturday's count o f the votes c i edited Republican regime or in "Then* is lack of respect for the of Harry M. Daugherty, former The president went into a thor­ that a large majority of the voters tkularly, und both Gerstalling the Democrat ic adlllillistra showed that one contestant had S H A N G H A I, Sept. 22.— Heavy are freeholders. Many have made laws and the constitution," declar­ United State* attorney general, totioll instead." Kussta for navul, land gun fire starting at midnight in ough exoosition of his theory of already secured over a qiiniter of American government in the ad­ lavorahle comment on the bond is­ Asserting thnt in all the states ed Mr DeCottes. " I t is time for dny characterized as "ridiculous" million votes. Thousands of irmaments.. the direction of Hinting, llwnngtu dress. The government, he .suid, sue. Mr. IVarmaii suid, und for a he had visited, West Virginia, lilt the people to awake to tile condi­ the purported statement front G as­ votes have been turned III today bv inary plan* delegate con- and I.ungwha, sectors to the north tio! . surrounding them and to rem­ ton H. Means, former Department was the rvsult " o f an effort to es- that reason the people limy rest irrsngenicnt* to the "<*• and west of Shanghai, announced tnhlish institutions under which i assured that the bonds will carry, the various young ladle* and all nois. Indiana, Wyoming, Nebraska, edy tin* situation. There are II o f Justice agent to former A ttor­ state that they expect to win T h e y I Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, he had ■porary mixed commission, thnt the Kiangstt army had re­ the people ns a whole should have In a statement Saturday W II. main enure* for these conditions ex­ ney General in which Means repuigiiw. otherwise known as j sumed the offensive against the the largest possible advantages." Ttinnicliffc said that the people of declined that they expect to keep I found the Democratic patty intact isting win. Ii ate as follows: dinted his testimony. on working hard to the fini-h land undivided. Ml. Davis said i t msmeiit connniasion. This city ami its nnti-l’eking defenders, ‘ Glass and privilege were out­ Sanford can not fall down at tins Miss Stinson, former w ife of "Prolonged eiintiniil trials. There In a formal statement Mi Lake member* were working together In tomi>"«i‘d of navul and iiiil- the provincial forces of Chekiang. lawed." he asserted, "freedom and crucial moment in the historv of Jesse Smith whoso name figured is no reason for the trial < > f persons said |an "absolute unity of purpose and m«rts und also diplomatic Fleet Concentrates opportunity were guaranti*«d. their city." Sanford must keep up who have confessed to crime to take conspicuously in the Renata inves* ‘ ‘ America lies beyond! 1 with an interest I have never seen ifthe government and civllMeanwhile, n seemingly relinhle America is not going to uhnndon bet reputation, he said. tin ve or four weeks when they tligation, denied the statement con’ Nothing is final!’ " |surpassed in any campaign " Jliding representatives of report snld the local Chinese fleet Its principles or desert its ideals. Recent Iv F P Forster declared luiued in the Means, repudiation Imuld take only a few hours. ‘ So -aid I ohindiil-* when III* men "F.ici \ win re that I *1 :1*1 ■1capidil. (Chekiang) had left the mouth of that he wasTn favor of all of the Main Support of Ideals "I III posit ion by the judges of life tliut Miss Stinson like himself had 1 ha* i* tn ar d tin -mu mutinied and refused to go on. •Uimed thnt the conference tho Ynnglee river Sunday and The principle which the Holy piojoet* to he cared for in tile is 1given testimony" inspired by Bur­ black and all added, "and it has • mo' to me |-cut*'lice* nnd fines. In ninny in ,^jt up into three sections gone to Tangkiag, Joining en route Name society represent*, the pres­ sue lie gave a number of rea­ when all looked ton K. Wheelor. the proaecutot’ d pii-i mils |-tuni cs 11 inilixli tcl who should be f 11*111 men legalities* |« rival problems, the sec- at Liuho, Admiral Tu of the Po­ ident declared Is "the main sup­ sons whv the citizens of Sanford seemed impossible. Muster all your mill denied thnt coercion hnd been bung in elect tneuted Is given n life Armaments and tho king government’s navy. The fleet port” of these ideals. Reverence must at this time vote bonds to energy and force to make tin- 1 part \ a f f dial ion it 1 * that of <li* sentence. In the Inwcl courts n tixed niobtiiining her testimony.. t«1to study and adoption Includes the cruiser llnichow, the for God is the foundation yf Amer­ care for the urgent nnd neceasnr} lust week of tin* second period your ' siltisliicltoll of M*l v li'i rendered The Means statement was Incor­ »m 5 s for International gunboat Yung Chi, and three tor­ ican institutions, he said and "uu needs of the eitv in which they huiii i 1 week. Muke this week count or rat bet denied by tli government 1111111 1 given a privilege of paying porated in n letter sent by Mr. a fine for driving n car while in­ und u hull during the last tin before the next reduction of vote h traffic in and private pedo boats. numbered organizations of which live. Daugherty to John W. Davis, the toxicated. Merely reaching in hi* y eu is. Keep saying to yourself "1 will Chcgiaog headqunrters at Yung- your own is one. exist for its pro­ of arms. Mr. Forster stated that the sew­ 'Tin* former resents tin derep pocket, polling out 11 bankroll und Democratic nomlnen for president, 11matea Will Attend. who did not confirm the report hut motion." erage system of Sanford in regard win," keep up the spirit and you in which the former attorney-gen­ wSt win. The hare didn't win the j Hun that was uttoniptisl by the Re paying 11 fine is not the right kind Jted S t a t e * lia a -already ,depreciated tha significance in th i * The right of individual liberty, to sanitation has at times been eral takes the presidential candi­ of punishment for the offense anil f that she will attend the event there had been' such a defec­ he went on. carries with It under questioned and that such must u<> race, you know, so keep plugging 1 publican party in placing an uttei date to task for statements which ric conference, the aim of tion. ' the American government the longer he so. He has pointed out away. Every little bit milled to ly ineffective tariff duty *>n his tends to it cute the conditions we Daugherty's letter says Davis has m ■ * 1 1 y mg to get rid " f 1 be tho cheeking, if not U. S. and Hritish Warned products, he icxent* the artificial makes 11 little lot 1 what you hav right of individual property and in that the proposed extension of the made in the course of an address M U KD E N . Manchuria. Sept. esslon. of private mnnu“ llldlscl mimutl* use of tile plea .of over the country "suggesting Im­ After next Nut lit day tin* | inn ease in the price of all the this connection he declared "so- system will eliminate present oh more. f urms and war material fining Tsao-Ein, the military die- j If tin* peis.ui does not proper conduct by me in my official ut)d communism cannot Is jcetinnnlile conditions from cri *otes will be minced again so get things he buys, and In is convinced msunity tutor of Manchuriu, Sunday rc- 1 rt.COIIC||l.,| w,th the principles with tain sections of Snnfoid 01 some good Work tin- week. Take that there m no Mm etc put pose <*n |know w lint lie is doing. In* shouldn't capacity " The letter was dated . leaders are eager to ob- quested the American and Hritish ! which institutions represent At 2 .'il> o'clock this afternoon a lend, hold to it and ride tn the tin putt o f the Republican party to |,e m tin* way <d society. The dc Sept. 19 take any steps in In* mtcicsls |fense nl insanity is dangerous. nany’s early entry into the consuls to wnnr their countrymen The president kept closetv to his Mayor Forrest l.ake upon tieiug llui< k autoiiiolob United Slates Senator Burton tenuse it is believed this at Chinwungtuo, a gulf port on theme without aiiv direct reference told that 2*111 votes hud already "Miss Velma Shipp forged uln-nd “ The lab*.ring man 1* no longer publicity given K. Wheeler, prosecutor of the com­ aplify preliminary confer- the Canchurian Chihli border, nnd to political question* lie men­ been polled, declared that although •luring tin* past week with sonic deceived by till- *'ty " f Kcpuhlicnn |munlci 11 1at1- and iliiliiliul pl<* mittee, now vice-presidential candi,k. With German coopera­ Shanhailkwun, an adjoining town, tioned the immigration law io a re­ the number is cotnpurativelx small fine woi k and i** no** leading pi*.spenty and feel keenly the ri|,s , 1,. ,,f t|„. „ut ilate on tile I o* toilette tickt, il his intention to bomb these minder of tile "high estimation in for a n t v the sire of Sanford, it Miss Nhifq* i- doing some fine work tng 1 list of living. tor projected conference as- oi |luge* and the duslaidly i 1 lines charged __ _ in the Mean* statement |l> felt that the question of places. The consuls were asked to which our opportunities uie held indicated more mteiest than in and suy> sin* is going to keep It up '1 In* 1 \poMire- of 1 *.i 1 opt ill 1- " e,,mmitt«d in tin- country adds to f with having "put this tissue o f lltt** |»» , control of German nr- advise the foreigners to leave. right on to tin* finish. Do not l*<- Washington made a Ini de. pet mi |, ,u. tgj nicr eit y elci t toils. |awle-M.e s llm . bow jnl„ U,,. „,outh of Means “ and lb« by other peoples.” Gen. Chang also suggested that As lias lie* n stated before, the j and also French evacua­ Out of obedience to the ( onsti -till pi essn.n on tin* public mind of «»••• } . x . , cause. I by the nun bid cut majority of other yvilnesaen." I lien •me ills, oin age« I •. >•<1111 v than the b a i b i *>f I he l'< t e Ruhr und ltritiah with- foreign ships stand clear of gun­ tutioll and service umlei the gov bonds being voted upon today are [plenty of lime to start tn tin* tu lo-ity * f the public , "These witnesses nnd myfolf h»m Cologne woulil he fc>lv- boats of the Peking government eminent "the people «•1 our coun­ to determine w bet bet or not San- : and come out a wnuiei. There at*' publican par t y a t e willing tu a*! "E vtiem e leebonal points ol the 1 were persuaded to make thtIB lying off Chinwangtao, since his try have seemed the gieate-t sin lot'll will I i*l f Itio.OUO foi tile ex nine Week - mole and by a steady nut ‘I hey liuve n**t f••1 go t t e n and law m tbe lulminl-11 at loll of ju- | false statements," I expediously and harmon continue the planes intended to bombard them. evs* that was ever before expel tension of the piesent sewerage pull sotnc lady could overtake w ill n**t In* f o r g i v cn Senator t a e Tin often causes unnecessary Means statement, "by He invited Uie consuls and lead­ (Continued on page C) (Continued <111 page (I) system. $ 10 0 ,0 0 0 for municipal pur- those already ill the race and be tbe Ijari-t* labored throughout deluy and oineliims result' it. no Wheeler, under threats of indict­ po*c.s such ns for the paving of |owner of the lug Hutch Ipuiting commas and colons ing foreign residents to his head­ ment in some cases, und by prooiju-t ice at all quarters uiql expressed apprecia­ Jaceiit to city property., (Continued on page <>) m* druft text of the proto“ The - > input by of tin* public to­ ii en of gain nnd aid in other*. 1 1 the erection of a in 11 ------ — -------- ----1 1n* Means statement was made I irhitration ami security, tion of the good relations existin'*. wards . iiminnl- Tile best people, (Continued on page 0) I u been taken to leave no He assured them.of his efforts to not considering whether they are in Washington on Sept. 11, accord­ Retirement of Public swhich might cause anting- afford protection, but nsserted thnt in >.r out of tin- church, by their ing to Mr. Daugherty, who laid 11 he wa* engaged in a life nnd death action- ami overwhelming sympa­ was given to hint voluntarily. A c ­ Debt Seen tn 25 Y e a rs.M 1 • S a n f ( ) r ( i ; Forbes and Thompson cording to the former attorneyitoation of the final text of struggle and could not stop at half thy put <rime at a premium. -The -lowness III t h e 'disposition general. Mean* now in in xecluaion, ft u» the full commission on measures. Demurrers Overruled C L E V E L A N D , Sep.(. 22 - A com twiJ prfiMHiiiif additional cUtii concentatx und subsequently to the plcte retirement of the gigantu I T|„. eleventh annual Nt'.Hhlllll l»f >f cum n It hoinctifiu.'* Word was heveived here early mg his former fulse testimony. Ij is expected to be attend­ Coal Deposits Found today o f the death of John A. Mc­ CHICAGO. Sept. 22.— Federal public debt of the United States * , Seminole Baptist A HKofiat ion years to coliviit a murderer and Mr. Daugherty himself left file i n g debate. 1 m *ml him to the gulbiw* in the Uni­ Carthy, o f St. Cloud, u Spanish Judge Cur|ieliter today overruled in thi* next l!f» yearn is now eon Vvl|| |H, Kn*l«i at the loot I Baptist < olumbus home today without tonIfcnt Motta will g lv* every Near the North Pole American War veteran, which oc­ ted States while in Englund it takes ( hurch on ‘IMesduy and Wedno* the demurrers of Colonel Churles tcmplntcd by the treasury said As uounring hi* destination. fa free hund in tho public according to an |only a few days. There arc too curred ut tin* Florida Hospital ill R Forbes und John W.Thompson, sistunt Secretary 0/ the Treasury , ,|as ,,f In bis letter tn Mr Davis, Mr. »b. In this connection an W I8C A SSE T, Maine, Sept. 22 — Orlando on Sunday aftvnoon. Mr I many proeesi-es through which Dewey in a speech at tile unniial juinoum eluent received here toilu) Chicago contractor, to indictments " N o lawyer, at uddtvss is looked for Enormous coul deposits were dis­ McCarthy, it was learned, bus been charging them with conspiracy in Investment Hankers Association The Seininole association I* I ‘ Ctininal law procedure must go Daugherty wrote much Ic** on.* of your r**cog 1cited [slide Driand, former pre- covered in Kllsmere Land by Cap­ in failing health for the past eight connection with the Forbes admin today He suid the pi..gram plun pin. tically all f Seminole .and V>* We must have a new system of ability, would under any circum­ . France who bus not yet tain Donald B. McMillan. Arctic months and f o r six weeks lias uii . 1 uniual jilt ispi udelice hi c ount i es a n. I |iuit-s >>t laik. islration as director of tho Veter- lied for the wiping out of tin 1,11 lusia stance- tolerate for one moment I his mouth at the public explorer, who arrived here Satur­ dergom* treatment ul the xumta “ Drunkc-nncs- This 1 * otic of the twenty one and a half Ini and (hang.* cunti.-*. Kcprcocu i.'is Bureau The tnal date.will be tire the chuiiicter of the testimony p, though he has been plny- day with his party of six men uftur Hum. g iea jc t of all cu lsc to taw f. 1 .f lioiix 111 tho next qua 1 let ccnluiy t.,lives of all tbe .hurdles 111 tin set for I Ictobcr I 1. with which the (Wheeler) commit­ 15 months aojourn in the for north. fcwerful role at the private a**..ciation are expected to be pres a man commit* a .tinilnnl nltctcu tee burdened it* records. All operation, it t* suid, wn» suc­ Coal was found near Eureka sound cessfully performed Thursday of L cut ,.t tin* two-day session, it 1* ti .,11 foi which lie should be bung "One of the witnesses (Reniut) while, the campaign by the In seams at some places 25 feet last week. Acute kidney trouble while lie is intoxicated, lie cun shoitlv after your Seagirt speech said in thickness. |pn»s against any attempt Tin* sessions according to the not he bung, und justice is therefore , in which you made reference to his was declared to have been the di­ Samples said to be hituminos rect cause of his iluuth. i the Hritish fleet unreservping.am, begin tomorrow morning t Ii w u i I k I. • testimony, published a full retrac­ I the service of the league were brought back for unuipsis. “ The promnicuous grunting of tion and repudiated his testimony ut lu o'clock ami end shortly after Mr. McCarthy wax an active The location of tho deposits how­ King force against war has 3 30 Wednesday ufleruoon. 'I be liurdoiis and pinoles is working fust before the committee. member of the United Spanish The first annual Poultry Inst!-1Fndiiy. said Mr. Allen, he pointed progium us picpured by the exe­ against justice. In Florida many l pronounced chill in French ever gave little hope for augment­ War Veterans of the Col. Theodore Fraud Will He Hired. prisoners have started applications trr. Englishmen are assur- ing the world supply as they are Roosevelt Comp No. lit and was tute of the Seminole County Paul- out thul it wus beat for Florida cutive committee is us follows: "Tho whole MWitemptibla cdtoonly n few hundred miles from the try Association bus hern declared poultry raisers to concentrate on chmen that this outcry of Tuesday, September 2.1 lor pu 1 dons bclorc they reach the „ jracy 0f f rnUl| Und deceit will bo sergeant in cunttnand of post No. I largely is based on home North Hole and 800 tpiles beyond one at St. Cloud where he bus re­ u huge success by the poultry ruis- Florida breed*. It t* better to buy 10 u. III. Culled to order by t oiiliuued on page six bare In due season. WhtA that Iconsiderations. The French other than bobsled transportation. sided fur a number of years. Ills ers of Seminole, Volusia and O r ­ he suid, chicks hatched from eggs moderate). Devotional service, time coincs you und the country Wing on tho ratification of congenial nature won for him a ange counties who attended and *>> of Florida chickens in Florida than Welcome from local church. En j p a s t o r C o l l fe S S L ‘ H He will he astounded by the reveltElect moderator. ppoted protocol by the Brit- M ay Give W ilso n N e w large circle of triend* who will be W. S. Allen of the Fluridu Trucker t o buy the chickens hatched III loll delegates. lions, even though two of the mem­ other state*. Elect clerk and treasurer Call for Gave His W ife Poison bers of the senate committee ltpw Rament; if thera is no ratiwho also attended tile sessions. grieved to learn of hix death. Mr. Landseii fuitber stated that ; petitionary letters. Adopt order of To R est In • then the conference on the Shrine The dead man is survived by a are seeking high political placea'in "Fully 200 people ut tended on K) of armaments becomes wife at St. Colud. both duy* of the institute.'1declared he b elieves central Florida is the business. Annual sermon by Rev. M O U N T V E R N O N , III.. Sept. 22. |th^ nation. ’ lie. The funeral will be held ut the Mr. Allen, "und all present express­ I heat section o f this stute f o r ruia- J. 1.. Jenkins of Umutilla. Recess. Rev. Ijiwrvnce M. Wight, Ina pas­ Tho former department of juatfc* W A S H IN G T O N ; Sept. 22.— In­ 2:011 p. m.- Devotional. agent, in his statement aaya he dications that tho Nations! Epis­ G. A. R. Hull in St. Cloud on Tues­ ed much pleusurc with the hospital­ I mg poultry inuMiiuch us it is free tor, confessed at 4:10 this morning 2 lu p. m.— Head committee ap­ to poisoning his wife and Wllforu testified as he did before tho Mr. ity nnd the plans of entertainment fr o m disease und p a n s ite s than copal Cathedral here will remain a day ufternuon ut 3 o'clock. fast Range of permanent resting place for Wood­ McCarthy will be buried with the ax provided by the Longwood . e i t h e r the east or w est roust sec pointments und recess 10 minutes. Swevtill. In u statement to o f­ W'heeler committee for only one I tions. 2:25 p. m.— Report on Tenqierrow Wilsqn’s body are seen in tho funeral rites und the military rites Chamber of Commerce." ficers. Wight declared the murder reason. That wax, his sU trm e tt Delegates to the institute from anre und loiw Enforcement, Rev. Wants plana of the cathedral foundation of the United Spanish War Vet­ of his wife was prompted to " r e ­ said, b e e uuse on the day before he H. H. Lundsen, field agent of the which call for a more magnificent erans. It ix suid that a number of General Extension Division of the Geneva invited the association to 11. F. I-ooinix. lieve her of sufferings." Accord­ was to take the stand, friend% tof 3:10 p. in.— Report on Religious shrine than the crypt under Bethle­ the members of tho local auxiliary University of Florida, it wus leurn- 1hold it* next annual institute in ing to his statement he placed the then attorney-general, told Jrange of tho Herald Want No official action wus tuk l.iteruture. Dr. E. Arthur Thomp­ hem Chapel, where the body now and veterans of Camp No. 13 will ed, gave a number of interesting Geneva. I poison in her coffee on the morning that "M r. Daugherty said I dude* every activity o f r | in (( jv u<u t<» w the mio invitation. ....... . ........... . #uu cn regurd The son. attend these services. r 'll lies. Although the cathedral Is not of September 10. Wight was ques­ go to hell.” und domestic life. und instructive'talks on the diseas ‘si*id" wilVYU” d^tded ’ " ‘L-lf, ,, m.— Report of treasurer, In his statement Means de­ tioned from 9. o'clock lu»t night selling, exchanging,* expected to bo completed for five cs of poultry , the care and rutting Bl U|e nest LusineBll he8h,on. which J0h„ 1). Jinkkns. clared he has in hit posaeeeUo years It Is understood the plans until 4 o'clock this morning. A Man Relies On Tows , restoring Inst articles. of baby chicks, preparation and ^ ut (he court huuse documentary evidence which" be 3:50 p. nt.— Report of executive few minutes later he confessed. He ore drawn to place a proposed *—all these essentials separation of eggs for marketing on 0ct ^3 ut 8 p. m. committee, Rev. II. S. Rmhtmire. claimed to be temporarily insane said, "b y a nulck review of the On Trip To Florida thrine in the main part of the and the judging of poultry by score r^ny more are included In testimony o f the Wheeler commit­ It was stated ut the meeting Recess. ut the time. He admitted poison­ y laerald Wants. . building* curds for standurd breeds. that plans huve been nearly com7:30 p. in.— Devotional. tee it can be proved conclutivmY < ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. Sept. ing July 27. 1 keeping close watch to f that Senator Wheeler knew that It is said that Mr. Lundsen and pluted for the establishment o f u 7:45 p. tn.— Symposiums on Evan­ M idw esternT ornadoes 22.— Something new in the wuy of E. F. Stanton, proprietor of the ; centrul marketing bureau. A ll left gelism (10 minuU-s each). Rev. K. ^Herald Wants there are he was framing Mr. Daugherty pod travel ucross the country was Explodes the Republican, administration and from time to time in­ Stanton Foultry Farms at DeFun- |tu be done, it is said, i* the appoint- O. Thompson, Rev. H. D. I j i w , l)r. Coal . Mine L eave W a k e o f Death found when Mr*. Loui*4 Hance re­ Tale opportunities fo r to ioim* extent this involves tha oil iak Springs were largely rcs|>on- inK 0 { u central distributing point It. W. Thiot. Dr. F. D. King. •• \ »*■* • ft* *% "• ' I turning here today by, automobile ■ -— transactions that arc 8:30— Mission* and the Future And Is N ow on Fire scandal." tible fur the interest and enthuv ■which will probably be one of thu ST. P A U L , Sept. 22.— Sweeping brought the story. She met u man iasm shown at the tiasses because Sanford feed houses. •nt alike to the businesa Program, Dr. It. W. Thiot. Recess. across -Wisconsin and Minnesota who a*ked for a tow on plea his o f their very instructive talks. S A L T L A K E . Utah. Sept. 22.— Jhe employe and the Wednesday, September 24 It is said further that the hojdM ARKET, engine w i i dead. He got tho tow. Mfe. fteveral terrific tornmdoe* took the la. F. Bains cool mine near Spring 9:00 u. tu.— Devotional. ing o f the institute wus the result A t noon Friday, stated Mr. A l ­ Later Mrs. Hance found he had no lull of 19 known dead with uncon­ 9:15 n. m.— Report on Nomina­ Canyon, Utah. In which five men o f the energetic effort* of B. F. constantly increasing CHICAGO. * Sopt. 22.— Whtat, firmed reports late Sunday pacing engine in his car and had relied on len, everyone enjoyed the picnic were entombed by an explosion, 1 tr. Htruld Wants -tite total dead at 80. The brunt of the tow to get him on hi* way. He lunch at Palm Spring* and al­ Whittier, Jr., agent fo r Seminole tions. Hon. T. W. Lawton. December, 132L to 132W. May. last night is on fire and the rescue 9:20— Report on Florida B u p t i a t ---- --------------- ------* them an important fa c -• county, together with the co-oper­ the storm fell « t Thorp, •” ‘*v had traversed several states that though the crowd was caught in a ation o f the poultry raisers o f this Children's Horae. Edward T. Mac- of the Imprisoned men alive la be- 188Vfc to J 3 8 V Corn, December. „ 1 * prompt and economlw a y and was half way to hi* des­ downpour o f rain, their ardor wa* where there are 11 known dead | lieved improbable, accunitn*. tu 196 to 1Q6X. Oats. December 57% P jM ft of modern business county. ' *. ^t.y toM T t. ... . while reports say the total in that tination, which l* Florida, without not dampened in the least. Continued on page aix word received h e r e . - • In one of Mr. Landscn’i talks U using a bit of gas or oil. section will reach 22. OVER 260 VOTES V P OL L ED AT 2:30 THIS AFTERNOON DECOTTES S A Y S|“ « “ Wir“ He ™ U N I T E D STATES1 MOST UNLAWFUL [Be Success i thout these 3 Denial of Means Said Ridiculous MARINES HELD IN READINESS FOR 22 ( f John A. McCarthy, V e .teran Spanish War, Dies Sunday Seminole B a p t i s t A s s o c i a t i o n Willi Seminole Poultry Institute Held At Longwood Is Declared Huge Success LJ*Vi7 . ‘ I #- �City N ew s Paragraphs W A I t i u N T Y ‘l>EKlis CL H. Brown from Mr. and Mr*. L. I, EVaiiw, section 20, township ll>, south o f range 31 cast; consideration, $12,000. Did you ever realize that there are lazy * dollars, the same ns lazy people. The lazy dol­ lar is the dollar you spend. The dollars you put in the hank are hnrdworking doublo-duty day and night. dollars. They work­ Twenty-four hours a day they are piling up interest for you. A re your dollars working for you ? CAPI TAL $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 °° SANFORD LOAN AND SAVING SIB P R E S ID E N T i.E .r r c A L L M ANAGER '— c P MON E 231 1 0 9 M ’ C NOUAAVE o m p a n y ^ - J T ? A f t * -: AREA 5 SQUARE MILES rfmi?11* ! rrrT 'rrr ' rr fin Edgar MuIHnax from Thomas E. Wllaon arid wife. lizzie Anna, government lot two, section 29, township 19, south o f range 30 tlists consideration, $1,000." Daniel C. Spivey from Thomns E. Wilson and wife, Lizzie Anna, governWeht dot two, section 20, tbwnship 19, south o f range 30 east; consideration, $500, S. S. Fulwood'nhd wife, Simmie. frpm C. S. Lae and wife G. E., lots 71) hnd 80 Milton 8quaro, neat1 Oveldof1consideration. $00,000. S. J. Johnson from C. S. I.ce nnd w ife G. E., lots 30 and 37, MUton S«|unre, near1Oveido; consid­ eration. $00,000. ’ • Martin Doyle from Roan E. Gamble, all of lots one nnd two. block 15 of Sanford fnrms, consid­ cVnlion, $1,500 H. 11. Chnplpnn from Mr. and |Mr*. J. It. Stewart, section four, , township 20, south or range 31 i east; consideration. $500. I e r hare new carta and repairs for the old one* lari U».book your order f o r . * n ew one or repair U th, ll I ] Jlf 1 [* f 11r**~ • INCORPORATED 3 t Phone $88--------------;— I----- ------ --------- 207 R. c « . , . ........... . ...................................................................................... .. S l t f ssn s © ‘fc C Hiw t EB, S ' baa: VJfii Arch,Ucf*. A. M. Milam, from Mr. nnd Mrs. David C. Spivey, ^-ivornment lot |tw , section 29, township 19, south of range 30 eust consideration, 1$100,000. S. \V. Milam from S. M. Milam. I government lot two. section 21*. township 19, south o f range 30 cast; consideration. $100,000. A. M. Milam from Edgar Mulli■nax, government lot two. section [ 21), township It*, south o f range 30 east; consideration, $100,000. Edgnr Mnllinnx from A. M. Mii lam, government lot two. section 120, township It), south of rnnge 30 oust; consideration. $100,000. OPirsELP. MOOOM'l r.rr - 1 - 1 'Xl ! . !-V i* * fcLDtfXX'Z IIL II.DING P E R M IT ( ’. A. Hrooks. Twelft nnd Oak Avenue, garage Street L 10103 eDO.H. iv t*. r7* JI STICK COURT Stella Readley. roloivd, land battery. $1 and cost* i Pearl Readley. colored. I and bnttery, $i and costs. mk p -i' l l i f 9 1 i B fl Report Shows Vast Change in Weapons Since Recent Wars F L O O e , V I A A) **wr <^/v/' LlVJAJG £OOMJ M Soft lumber for interior Onlsli is always prefern penters who tako pridp In their work. A lte r the na .'trice of R. C. H U N T E R A- ItltO An hitects sunk Ruch wood sprmg3 brick nim.ist ta notmul place at (House A - 117) reduces the rIz* uf putty npota, which, when large, a: --------A N U N U S U A L lll'N G A L O W --------show through the paint or vaminh. We select our’fmi Wlinl bride would not !•< >ielighteii with (his quaint little bungalow. view to its softness, brightness i\nd straight grain, aft The otietloor house Hiimi.ntes lots of extra steps for the busy housewife who wil mil it no more (Continued from Page ' ) ommend it for the finest work. Let us show vou trouble than a compact city apartment. At the some time one has the advantage of on» own house and as great a step in preventing the honibiiiding of cities as the aircraft a very <harming and unusual one al that. One enters the house through a small vestibule. The front door has. a curved lion now existing make it possible. To guard against American but­ of solid Mitks. The interim of the livingroom is shown herewith. The uprveY ceiling teries being discovered by enemy |place making attractive features. There is n very attractive dining nleovr*. irv VSlJ equip observers, a “ smokeless flashlight 'j ponh and entry with space f. i the ice l ox and two generous bedrooms with tl^rii' bath type of powder is being developed, are piovidcd. thus oinking a place for everything an i helping to lighten the housewife's There ute many attract,', detail- about till- bouse, eiu li worthy of note. the speaker said .that leaves only The iron cat that sits ho (ducidlv over the window in the liiuk gable, the unusual a dull bluish glow about the muz­ thatch-roof elTeet of the shi'ii u-s om -i llo- f-ont Hour, ite- fli .m i pot i ut-oiits on the shut Phone 565 zle i f the gun upon discharge I bi­ notes of individuality that re-ult in a harmonious and attractive mliole N. Laure! powder, he added, I- les> noisy Cost about $i!,100. than that now used. Defense guns for the I'annum Canal moving under their own power on ruilwny track-, can *w<ep’ the sea for 23 miles with Id-inch; shells. General William-a d Modern net inl-boio ’s, lie -tnted, III e six time- more ile-tlUi live than lie ii-cd in Zeppelin laid- "I the World will G VIN KSVII.l.E. Sept 20 fi Get llonernrx Degree D S The honorary degtec i f Doctor I bn ini'- tnbui i a crop i r this >•( Sei, tn , was eonfcried upon six \"||| ba- been lint vested 'III sold • I tin ser.ants «.f the Cimir-.i'v and liii- giow ct- are well tilensed ><f I'enii-vlvntiin t •..lit \ The re with tin i esiilt s getleralh ihe fed i ip- ni- wet • Si William Henry eral crop report for f-cptomhoi Itrngg pi fe-ser ..f pb\ i< - in the -tat' T't.tl Til t|l|t 'toll of lll'i.tt I’ll, till* I imelsitx of l,on<|.,n. |)i William lepnit bow- i- esliniali tl at 5 ' buries I nwsoii I'glui. .bief eiigi -j2,inm pound . tompiiiiil vitli I In • I < f the I'bibidt l p b I let tilt polimi 1 last X ’ SoM I :1 1 ' iMpnn>. and pie a|. id ol tin ' ‘ I I line I 1 .11 Mill I list It Nil . I I| i barb— tliousuiiil mre- of l«right •' ab? \ t | I lie I m m I -II V tt| Mm -'lied I .I'm eo were |>l-iii'ed in I lori'lu llo- ven: nnd lb- i ton |i.. l iguit M l I III 'll-. III.I Iil.li of ,|II> pldVi n a prolitable one * "I I'll., • , I " I ilw n W iIbt|| Rin . n produ tun b> type- will lie pub Ol | ■ Id' lit ot tin (.. n. till | I'M li-hed l> the tiepiirllot lit of ngri i ultiire lutei iii the year n o i ' iiipain. and |i, I*i,-t*-t While b loilda showed a f-ub '•"•i i lot mugMlicii- oiiii prole■tatitiul increase in it* tobacco 1 "l pb> «ics of tin Univet-itv x idd, the t'mted Slates n* a whole of Vm -t i dam tell below la-t year’s production, Vimouiii'einimt of tin largest sin figures showing nil estimated pro gh' miter for higii expli sixes for iluetion this \ear of I.P.t5.000.00o p'liie'ul development xxus nimle pounds against 1,4*31.000,000 lief*.re a sectional me* ting of the pounds last year. scientist* by ( buries I. Ross, dire Another of Florida’s t rops—pen lor of tile F. I do |*,,||| de Ne nuts show an increas,. m pruriticmoms Powder Company, Wilming­ turn over lust year. \ -lightly ton. Del., who stated that 100,000, larger ucrcagu will be bur vest oil and an estimated yield ol 55,711. "00 pounds with -H.imio.oOii pounds I last year, i- mdicuted by the go\ eminent report. Here ugiiin, Florida keeps well u e s t s . . curious glances r.what to apply, coven I ahead of the rest o f the . ountry for tin estiinnted peanut pioduitiou in a silent dram a of admiration velvety finis rapidly into a the I lilted States u- a w bob* is or disapproval is played w hen you plain! at til5.000.000 pounds, a ile • reuse from the (130,Ono.(Kill pouud.have left the room. ptoibued lust year. W a lls finished with Devoe V< F l o r i d a ’s Tobacco Crop for Year Is Sold at Good Price Help you on to success. To solve your business problems, you will find it very profitable to consult us in any particular that concerns building, re»» /** modeling or general construction work. We can make you money. I h e B u ild e i North French A iem ie Sanford. Fla G t 1 AI I.AHASSKE. Sept 20 P H Retigatl ha- been iipp<uiilid pi.« tic - uf I In- peace f.u dint rut mini her «ix. ut Howling (Jr, i n. Hindi i count x Any man’s home or business block to be of pci manenl con struction, and a good investment, should have the best of mate ('(Ml pouiolx of pvt ot ol had been ■nlcrud bj the guvi rnnteiil for con stiuction nnd indtiMtrinl work l.lgbt vi-lo'-ity mi-usureni -tits, cmtubli-hing the speed of light as approximately lllti 300 miles u secoiol were diseussed by Hr. A. A. Mirhaelson. UnixeinHy ( f Chicago. 'I he experiment* provide a mare i xart system of measuring m»tance, Dr. Michuclson usserted. W e ll - b r e d o y e s th a t o b s e rv e more than they are w illin g to be­ tray, a lw a y s note the difference between dullness and charm in interior decoration.They-appreciate the beauty of any room finished with the delicate and artistic tints of Devoe V elou r Finish. our Finish make you proud wh< com pany corn ea t J *. f/7() Tear*’ - Exfxrknct deck tmd kLM Camp* ' I f yoti vdiif Point or Vmrmtk Imformuuiom htatJ A Devoe V elou r Finish is produc­ ed in 27 exquisite colors. It is easy - -r- ’ -T- > t¥ rials. We have them. FOR Z IP SER VICE PH O NE 185 Be Sure and See J the New DUPLEX ST U DEBATER S a n ig a r i G a r a g e Co. i'U O N E EIG H T AUTHORI2ED'A<3 i,. - 4 vTr �le Sanford Herald ................. “ ------<■'” ».......“ »■»' I I ,P * U lik t 4 L «w r ■ « » » • « ; {• » ■ * * » It FlsHfa a s Second Class Matter, 17. l » l l , at the PoatofOre sford, Florida, under Act of . U D IU !t. S fift t iT ’AMD . DRRO. 111 M acaelta Arraee m ic n im o !< T e a r .... „»7.00 __ . M i t e r . M ie a c tr r k m lit rats * 81k Monthe.ll.eo trad If) cur by Carrier, per U a Weekly Edition, *f.oo ‘ear.___________________________ • P B C IA L NOT1CSI A ll obituary otlcea. card* of thanks. resolutions “ ■* notice* o f entertalnmenta where __ 'rea are made will be charred .or at regular advertising ratea aneM BKR T U B AaeOCtATF.II PltlCRI The Aeeoo'aled Press le escluer entitled to the uee for repubIon Of all newa dlsnatches ______ Ited to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In thla paper and Alan the local n ew t published herein. A ll rlrhta of republic*!Ian of apeclal dispatches In are alao reserved. M O N D A Y SBCTEM BEK 22. 1924 v — — —,------------------ B IB L E T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y | Wk C are, the A , B, C o f S a fety As Brisbane Sees It i ‘ A s a city becomes torgh its traffic problems become seri­ Truth I t Unpleasant. ous. When Sanford was n little one-horse town it didn’t have I.a Foilettc 8<T»rn Gambler*. Nothing In Starvation. io w orry much about automobile accidents! It didn’t hove to Irksome Education. ennet many ordinances for the regulation o f traffic- I t didn’t B Y A R T H U R BRISBANE^ have to bother its municipal head about carelessness- But (Ol>?right I02t) ■ ' «v * \ fr'M. now it is different. The city hns outgrown its childhood days and has rapidly become full grown. A little moro care must MEN P O N T L I K E Mie thith, be exercised and motorists must bo governed by rules and unless it suits, and they especially detest unpleasant prophecy. I f regulations. Daniel had kept quiet he wouldn’t i Th e problem is becoming more serious every dny and as have been thrown into the lion’s the city continues expanding and as traffic in the business den, and thrft excellent moral les­ sections becomes more congested the importance o f the mat­ son would have been lost. ter is brought to the attention o f the public. IN J A P A N n scientific student For the purpo.se o f urging people to use greater core the Kiwnnis Club is this week sponsoring u Safety Week of earthquakes warned the people campaign in Sanford. It will be endeavored during this spe­ to li>ok out for another Tokio cial week to bring to the minds of automobile drivers the im­ earthquake about the middle of portance of using care and of making safety a paramount con­ September. Th- remedy that oc­ curred to the mob was to lynch sideration. (h j earthquake prophet. The Gov­ It is hoped as a result of Safety Week there will bo fewer ernment, wiser, look precautions. accidents. If nothing more is done than to prevent one ac­ W hen noise of the earthquake cident, however, the week will have been well worth while. 1it. me, people rushed out in the Motorists arc urged to become more familiar with the, street, and nobody was hurt nttraffic rules this week. Few drivers know the rules and regu- though the quake, very „ f.Vere lations concerning the operation of automobiles in this city, lusted for three minute* It’* hard The habit of running wild and trusting to good fortune for mobs „ r individual* t„ „,ve|,t should be stopped and those who do not know h o w to him- unwelcome new* <ir criticism die their cars properly will do well to acquaint themselves ......... ......... R E M E M B E R T H E POOR :— I f I ivo withheld the poor from their ■desire, or have rausud the eye* of the widow to fail; or hove rnlen thg morsal myself nlonr, nmi tbi fatherless hath hot eaten thereof; I f I have seen any perish for went IP. of clothing, or any poor without covering: then let mine arm full from my shoulder oludo, nnd mine w i t h t r a f f i c r e g u la t io n s . arm be broken from the hone.— Always Ho Careful, * Job 31:10,17,19, 21. Week.! It is also the A. can be no safety. is the slogen for Sanford’s Safety of safety. Without care there B. C. Scientists say we must w years to learn if Mars is nih but we refuse to do it. A fte r listening to * pr hum nil around the world u,< ers shouldn’t mind mosquito New York reports a nurse ngc. No wonder. All the wj, York drinkers nro marrying ; Ex-King George of Greece rowing money and perhaps |, for a good stand for a new Thanksgiving is only weeks from here now, tluink ness. New beauty champion of j\ ca has long curls, indicating of the judge# were hair tonic men instead of artists. eternal triangle < enough trouble for iis wnho, presidential campaign hoconii infernal triangle. wr i .st , (tpe ul at or s and i b\\ E n t o gu mh h >.*- tho last especi al l y__ ! J i , l n ’ll i " iwi eh lik" on 1 Thursday, N * w York j and yester - Frnnco-Britihh-Gcrniau t combine against America i- tv |day Wall Street “ bears.” waving When she come* home again! A -ocd, Which may hurt our exp, i Hie spec. It raided tin- market. a,, thousand ways wine, monocles and pretieh. ; Foolish get if, that crowd Wall * ■ I fashion to myself the tenderness El red, said to themselves; “ It O f my glad welcome: I shall tremNow that we have a ‘‘Oxxn ' Florida knows something about (he tourist business. If niu-t l.e true that La Kollittc will / $ ble—yes; Own-tbpm*" movement w, M l movement to gi'l all tin ntibe And touch her, ns when first in the j,as ,.vt‘ n been accu sed <•! r i c h l v p r o f it in g I m m the v is its o f te.ii down ihe .Sti|iretnif»|>cnch, ri| old dny# , ' for. * be i ''institution and ilivnie all I touched her girlish hand, nor dar - 1 w e ll-to -d o f e l l o w c o u n t r y m e n w h o flee f r o m .lack I* l ost o r ... upraise who pome frankly seeking the delights of a Florida winter- ■be (tropei l y a m o n g hi* fxdloxlxr*.’ •'There will he plenty ,J {•<>; S" they sol, | stock*. Il was the' , winter,'' ray* a deal, t y,,^ heart’s sweet distress. j A n d t h e s t o r y g o e s that the season o f I'.IJ I-l!l2f» is to i>e th e wl mini's opportuni ty, and he will ! no doubt there will lie pi, oty Then alienee: and the perfume >f most flourishing in the state’s historv, and this in spile o f have mhei oppxirtunitu before file I ninnds. " her dress: .. . - . . , , , i 11.. , the fact that American tourists are said to have left $-100,-, ht.-ii-na wears otr Tho room will sway a little, and a * + ++<•++++++<■ + ❖ + + + <"{*+ + ^ + + ‘t,+ + + + + + + ,t"{,<*->^-i--M-+ +♦ haze I 000,000 in Furope this summer. G E N E R A L DAWKS . >s f ht* Clog eyesight— soul-sight, even— Kvcn in prosperous years befort the war there was Stnaior f I **n. Whscnsiri ••vv.niUi for a space; I And tears— vch, nnd the ache here never such n summer o f Americans traveling in Kurope us 1 1,“ ' ‘ 'Kbi* ot non the fn«.tAI.AI III A t t M ’ NTY NEWS > . , I’**1) of polities I tn the throat. have been seen there this summer 'I’hev filled the shins w »,.., ' 1 nil4 ntii t * i iit a t,f T o know that I so ill deserve the nii-n The other day a parly of tiaines- xxilli a bad taste in bl* ni"iilll and place They filled the hotels. T hey took possession o f the “ points but th. football ,,i p.,b IS 7 I x. le motuM-is \xere passing it t* .'limn--1 cei l a i il that tiie i ' ni Her arms make for me; and the I til* !M"iij:h Lake City, the “ spied cop V i r it y- Ci ty xx j 11 gel tm ......I adof interest." Amt they spent their money in royal fashion. ' ll,lt <l" 1 •obblng note It i under­ i le up alongside of the diixer of xe,lisxtig f r o m him n ||'w‘ II,, car. lifted In* cup to Ihe hull"* stood dial It |- a fllipienl tlllllp I stay with ki#*c#, ere the tearful Kurope s every-day people must tei-l much farther away from ‘ fl„ „ (ll„ Jlin(. ht>, Jt lew, With abundant capital always face the war, and what it did It* them, since this summer's show 1,1 duecior's oir,,,. I,, cm tb.it were present and said "-loxx for strange motorist- to be stopped Again is hidden in the old omavailable in I In* nil fields In - . i || ii'*J mid ruh4 i \1-1 v l hint/ even to C xxii a little, ymi ate not qiiio out i ,|tii ut Supi i * store ami mail" to d brace, <r of American nollaiH. 1h a n g i n g the 1 oast 1 1at ion l.y their i f tiie city timils.'’ The diivei re dcpo-H ten dollar* with (lie speed ■t finance any desirable project, — James Whitcomb Itilev. I.... i, “ Thank yon.'' i uf down "i, cop btfoie leaving the University J Surprising as it may seem, moreover, reliable prognosti­ v,,tc why mu si promoters nf a h.| speed and tile XXhole p i r l x b i t City cators declare that the rush o f tourists t•* Kurope this slim­ J "good ( hinf!" tfo .*1,(100 miles JIow did you vote today 7 1 ike Citx xx-lth a ......I la - t e I, W H E N T H E L I M I T S ,,f H , d<> not believe lliul n i# the mer will in no wise decrease tinnumber that may be expect­ -------- o-------front home after Y O l’ Itsavmonth* and say ing good mtelit inn of tliese “I r a l i g i # to vio ' l*|- to br. tin- ••luotbllll Ilf pol l . I heir The polls will close at sundown, ed in Florida. These are wonderfully prosperous times in ' ' late otn l a w - , bill thol e |> out ofle whii b inrun* I lint ibex i ease Hung# for (he tuxxn -o tit it„. p,i||,, they most, sect ions o f the United States. Money is plentiful, and *'• i'*- .......... The other d.ix a' the ei|go of I dtl e si gn about t wo feet si|iiare And then there's the lake-front bi'cpine Hi,, private game of man' I >uiricsx die. I lie " spi , .I ( up " I , d< m. ' i king tin i f \ limits on I lie the people are acquiring the habit t*f using their money for boulevard. ipnlutm-. uni that’what they lh • H i g h w a y l ead i ng noitli, nnd W H E N HUE COMES HOME Still Tourist Money Left For Florida WHICH IS THE CHEAPEST? BEFORE BUYING OIL STOCK ASK THIS QUESTION I X Ju | The citizen who voles i* an n**et to any city. ly ' Walter Hagen didn't have to sink any throe-foot putt to win tho proft-c fosfikmnl cliampionstiip. When thoy begin to talk about tnow flurries and tho like up north, it's time to think about renting that Bparo room down here. Not one millionaire out of fifty tn America can recite u paragiuph in Greek.— Time# I'nioti. Who can ' pri 11 The only trouble about these lux reduction promises i» that after all they ore only promises uml political promises nt that. ------- o-----They rail il extravagant when a man .throw* Id* money axvnx hoi the most extravagant fellow o f ill Ik the one who waste# bl* linn Tho Ifrflice will not full ft un favor any in the eye# of the Aim-r icatl public because It leal ri* that lie doca not fnll from hi* pome* A I Smith Illln decided 1" run again for governor of N e w Y m k Tho future of New York I* ibu* assured. AI himself admit# it. Northern paper# tell of the cu'il hinte being filled by northern folk-, but We haven't laid our bathing suit'Uxvuy to re«t In the moth hall* yet. 1 k Jllst bi'cuuMx Mur# i* now gelling closer to the earth than it hu# been in years is no reason why ull these warring nation# should have to g<> and show off. -------- tiI f they keeji oil selling leal e* tat(i down in Sarasota it won't hi long before they have to ext end tho city limit# in ordei to get something else to sell - O- ---s o met i me* are r< Pedeatriun# sometime# sponsible for aeriou* automobile u cldonts. It is a# much the duty of people who walk to be cuix-ful *• it Is fo r the motorist to u*c good judgment. A man arreatexl for »pee,ling when going iwunty-five mile* at, hour feels that tie must have been dreaming when he thought till# wh * the Twentieth Century and that he must really bu back in the mid Isdjqfes when folk* drove oK-carl*. .; W e can't agree with the Loui*rlll* Courier-Journal when it *ax * t h * t ' it's better for the man w in, doesn't vote right not to vote at all We believe that it it the first duty Of ^'Citizen to vote and that if he dossn’ t vote his statu# a* a citizen should ho taken away from him. W b fth er he votes right or not fre qucntly depends largely on your point of view. ' • V. • ---------o-------This t i Safety Week. W s will now hear a great deal of talk fsst driving, speeders, luwsnd all that sort of thing. good idea lo remember however that about as many accidents ' (through collislons o f i l n * 4* automobiles as rapidly jig ones. And when an auto runs'over a pedestrian, it doesn't l a w ' much difference whether it j ASK VOUR B A N K E R l i -1 a pai I v " f m il -i i«1 - f r • in genuine comfort. T h e y will not stay in the cold, i! the> can ■‘ * I' ii'l VV, Hi sillltv pirn I S I •inpn. In Id mil In- hand. I In y Hn tat, j ed law i- great!*! than manage to get into the sunshine of Florida and ( 'aniloi ilia. I ,I'ped, and In I ■-I, | t lie in 11n x 'In- nil ui puratx |( 1 1XXII and these IN I N D IA s t i . i ’ g. I - hi III xe till X lia\|. left tile And Florida at last is receiving the sort of advertising that iliftVrervt tcliit mns xx• re iivi-r I lie - 1 i e.| 11 -i t a mi I' vbl o n h ..III, , niiii make I li-lutll niiii hnx, im n ; n e I > xilld liaxe to put up .I t, ll limbo 1P x limitgives it a fa ir chance to compete with the I ’m itii t oast ' "I * ' . e x ful tile ItMti-h Vlubam. h. lid fni I lieu a| p, ai am . in i il x tin i ' p e e d to Hu- rate that tin Hundreds and thousands of well-to-do people will eome no ,laii, an, I llnulie. a i e m,vx . tale , X - 1- Out IV e .si Xe ■n1 1 I In ir«. r I tern a ii lb, .^ ht l ], I In |* i - ui,, I bl tig x i-ry i i * I a ill to Florida this winter to spend their money for the jnvs that 1' i nun,i , v - I X ■ . I e t i l l I n .1 ' . . Hu (tUlullli, kind b e a t l e d Hindu city. Iuu| d Up li 11 lend xx ll i I u shout ll, t iiimeaville is. derixong , Florida can g ive them Nan ford should have iis big share of hnl m m 1 1, u , x , f ha I ad 'd* i . thi nk, .oid |. uni. I, mis ( urn. if t ..... nit i aid •!. I.,. . ntor X Welcome them as tourists and keep them as 1 -ikei, t hat x on can gel m l o f | f o un d th ese v is ito rs , ' mg I , I h’ - I,a I pi in t n , I halt In m i l t i> i p a l p n l g .| r b e I pcrnuinent r e s id e n ts "sold " to the opport unit ii * and the live­ lot. II'O i n v a d e , - and *e|||,. , :ilri ‘ straop In , ■ • i gai n ...... I by tie f e w ten ------- ^ I W a e l l XX ex| t , |•|. a I t 11 d It ebl, In ■ I i k 111,1111 liness of tins favored town. * gsiilty. • i i . . ill, , ,.,i t i i i h>l In i I il! tlm' the * rang* nm I n iT lA T ilA T M i III lift* il is illlVli till i o s:ix e n e m ie s M il ll I he Mil l' s! 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Uashi^ 11J 1. ,>, 1d ’) . ill 14J ' .,x t lijfeM.I’ W A N T F ! ) — I f you Mitiil in pet into a good tratlj i Id »U1|' it -I } in ;i few nionlhs, on a paying basis— unusually ft a r J TIi* 1 I t • .1* H :» in .ui h* 1hot lit t > i i . i]n 'I n. I' F i • " i i i • t » Ii• aid, tor ll D,’! 11 J | \Mt] m um :, ,| ,.tl r ml.i in <•! •11. 11» l , > uI fa11 \(ti till >.i| Haiti i ■ ' i lx fight ll, •I l M n'1 lilc » ■ *11)11111' ally . » .fit ' . pay anil pleasant work— learn to operate a linolypj * In in I., i i in art or in lerlyp e machine; leant il r i « ’il iiy ailentlinc thi i 'il * tl , \ M'hool established by the Soulliern Newspaper l*uli| If ii m , IK )(>KS teg, after ,'tn' , ,,me* it, at m.,1 iignt And px-i hup* xx,- ate going to p, *dit, e a it, xx him! of p* "pie I .pic wh" xxill ilcxi'lop indepcn dem Iiorite lile W, a ix1 faxing roil" -ort oi a in xv lomhtmii H.*xx it wdl tuin out tetnam- t>> !>• *«•* n. F. I*. FOS’I i:u. Urcsidenl I. a xi l i l t lie ill'. Y t.lU'lp 4tt» .. 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Id lie oiid,-I t " tind a giil ll p nf H e m e get t i ng to l„ a nation The truth i- that, with tin " n if Mill■ I , t be , bildt ■ n. t at mg xo.ing f o l k- enj o y i ng llieni-elx, - at ■ rillx I/, - too milt h ea t in t olli g, of g a d , lei# G a d d i n g I- a huhit fur 11. > tub i n n today mentis, a ty fun I v hi’iili h> . i( i ru v t t * tit) soi mboi l y' x horn, doi ng "in,' thing Idi* and stuiln *. " T h e n i- t,,., lit j ust lik« a n y l b i n g el*, i- u balnl Iua!t * iiMMJs. m fli il turpp' cr, ,1 I, i and |w>t I > i H "< n p u l i o i i and rig-.. ion* ut. that X X .is Hot , x, l i mp. « V p el l ' l l I' >! li bai I'll III , oilce ..i xx In - key >. |M*)j ,i I,,' | ■ii totiiui r. ,x inu it in»»n* > \K%* limy ^rant t onside, c l w 1 1 |,,r the student-1 ulti bi/.n i f dope, or - xveaii ng. oi t i l l i n g oil an i h I liI i Un* t•t l\ aI* # uf t a r t ) mi; men I v :i - a t ex i.iu.iiii • meas ur e, mul e ...... I T h e r e i- n i >n i nmli u-x- hiund color stol l e*. Tile more xx, do ot thiou^’ h tit' tta t* *» <lrit f a fli t with . 1 n. man it a 1 1 i n , •>, , o|,.ra i .... x.i-tlng t,i -It line -toi ie* l „ -■ iui*r at il tin more vn- want to do <nfUiiirh’tis «i« v tat a n A *. f mi n good *xrt a ide, ttie liealth unit f o r I’oll. x! mi " M i ' l l • H t Y . da, I InI,In, lh, -I a l e hcine -, , I "i.l It i eu*v to dix'P into a habit ht'Jiltli. I*ut w • havi in otic mul 1 , xi,i' ' ,v |) groxx ., g o , ,,1 |\ ' stnieat. than mi ni d#ol y I, ■ling nix V tm ' H >>rki i * in salt mi ne* baxu to I hi inxidei 1 Ini,I i* get ti ng i I.,' belli t at watch t hut tllev ib* not iiiqiiilV lb, I " g i x, me xx In i • i '«Mil Ilab lit * of ill,* ITnxi'i -n x '..it V x -. g a d d i ng l* a habit -all eat i ng lialnt. whi ch dc- l r ox -I I 'a i i—in the Mntiile Ag, - , t,,wd I lie huhit a " I a I > < iiiilhx w *x' have lh, health , , . ,|u , l " ' <t J,. 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U lint :i i .n , gift i* ttmt ,,f -iLnlx Make x-'iing fox doi ng , I ' d tilling ll x x hat 1 1 lui tlml until midnight - »>,’! how difficult i >■ m, MlVV i I- Dt. l „■ I r .. laugh i*t -u* *, Xx,lull,x - but tl XX I- t l.i ep one up t vx Ion., - M \ \ | Win n a fining Ix'll -xx - dl* i1 , . tf xx,une xx 'inlili th, *.• 'h<>- xln th, «it duyxil iit',1 x utx i mio iolivi ! *a t loti , i !<•.nl a ho, k ,x gcthi'l 1h ,l,xx * he *px lal tin* x xx ung at In I Inline 7 Not mill ll TheV HI. not theixany longer thun until *h> c h i , g,t COMMUNITY BUII.DHK 111 a ke It ii 111u V I U I ' I 'I l INI'. I > \ A I., l ight ja I A t l ull I _ <>N ne< di ,1 Tbe lexi-oi,- xxh x ’ “ uk-oin,' i, •11,ir, n i e i i l ai, n,, til, ut max -corn ub-uid i- that ti" x I ed ll they D " \ 1' until know" ,)gc. hi,. e tlll-d I.l appeal to ifllfllx t.’ 'lit, you li.*efull> foi,, ,,lu,.,li,c t) | , o| people l ,i rMirv> *»f <ultuti* Mum limf ^ into l Io ui hevx,|i,l no ic ix .x ling, 111 i f h ilT skin h li \%4*tk if H 'AilI ‘l*4 xx. iting and ai it hunt i, >(llil In i Il illlll f ill IhdiT- Ni t E T K iH E 'n E Ushers' Association, of which this paper is a menil lier. LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEED W t* tire hi'iitlqunrlcrs for tho very best strains of UK BOSTON. H'FHKUG, N E W Y O R K ur W0N0EHFU1 E E IT U F E and \\ H ITE P A R IS R O M A IN E SEED, tan furnish un> quantity ctf this desired. KI L GORE SEED C O M P A N A V E L A K -. Ill'll,D IN G ------------------------PH O N E ------------- -------- I'm' I', it i i,.r a man to p .-*,■#* th* '('in xv, alt h, bi'.iiit x nr tal' i't tl x v.til supply ull ’ You will ;,dn 1 t(,i- \i lien \,"i consider h ,w foxx .1 .-I- an t !"*,,) to men and; w " 1 , ■ xxI,, have g",ul manner*. i rough uiixi unrefined connuct i* i pet n»d of out candi dacy. C o l u m charged uguinxt the young peon!,' i hit • ( th-,. S t at e J* tn nai. its a mass. Yet often the liounle i l that the young people have not It I- reiiiai knlde that the I l emhud much i»x,inr training and arc ox'ial* and Republican* arc able » « just plum ignorant on the xiola tion# of good conduct they are hf>pe at all loi .nieces*, l.a Collette charged with Thu conduct is a nat­ ha- an insuperable ndvantuge; he ural development ,,f the new pel xvn> in-rii in u log cabin. -New York iod too whun men and women have j Herald T nbune. been given u degree of freedom from the authority of then- elders Tiie inevitable hquuring of the that they would never have hud circle is illiistratexl l.y the fact that in the oid-fnshionexl limes, those warships which had to he . jr lt would do n lot of persons, scrapped as a rx sult of the Disarm­ both old and young, good to read ament Conference were used f,,r through a well prepared book ,n target pructice.— Life (Ntxv Yorkt. lannera. Not to make them prim ltd formal or even us conventional New demands now being made l in old; bo* to teach them that upon the barber’s conversation'll ere are eertun forms for doing activities suggest that in order to lugs that gre more graceful and meet the situation he may he cuminroprjftte than others and ;whic*) polled to lake un intensive course token refinement in the individ* with a ladies* oewinff circle__ Philadelphia Inquirer. ’ ci ■ fe w w ‘ Address for full informalion, Macon Printinfl Sr haul, Macon, (la. ■ T SERVICE 1 2 3 i Mtliu: I NT E I I E S T I M , tliui ‘ till tp Dll' 111-14VI> vii h 41 IH’I’d jxi t l lull ( 'unit ut]to) nry Fomment l y i i Ilf 1!1i Y111'. llil4 ilillti U tlM I’ll * “ w h a l ’* g o i n g l o htiiqa a t., th, ' killf i' rui'il** a |»i mn i n l l n o e pa i l i e* in NoXelnbcr i- t h e | 1 will: hi4 M 1 x! j,li, . i r a ther ne v e r !,x: 11tie-1lop xxIniC- g o i n g I,, happen i tbi> hi fiMnI, ihi* ii'uir Miphi.-t lunti’.l Pe, #on need* * ono Mimg that di* to t he t w old p u i l i e * atix-i Nx, it".i,ii,.,!, I f. r the l * i , Miicncy than pU- *e> the fillet point*. x, inbet ht old, gx'd lo pr' Lend to be so good I’be i omitry im* been going ll look* u» though <>, c of tin i j though u period in which a lot of and pi --ii - t hiouglin.it the entire "1,1 put in-- tuk,.* youj ihoixx i lli l e i* a touch " f Ihe high ' p hi i e A l t ho u g h g, nornll> t i - o g Ml 11N lltM U’J/N flight* i f eloquence Mi 1‘axi* ox i i " , ,1 |,y .nilitaix c i H u * un i corn Two pm tlx'*. ,o much a!ikx' tliat tusiunully take* which tacuired m Ilk* I,tutor* t', have box'll the out ttixir own mothere can’t tcil them hi* last night’s speech to hi* gloat ■xtanding military genius uf the Civ­ apart, • ease to interest the pi-ople il War, mil excepting the general- utter uxxiiiie. Chicago audience; and strategist* of either side, There i# n new party xomiiig “ Now one word with you felloxv wos UI1 udliiiruble exidbitinn of Mr l o Foilettc may not lead it, hut Democrals,'' Mr. Duvi# Bald. “ When Davis’* xoutage and candor to tiny he certainly i.# giving it u eturt. the greatest military geiuu# e v e r , tribute to ins renowned fellow born on this side of the Atlantic, _ townsman in whut was enemy tern YOU RE MEMBER that our Klonewull Jackson, lost bis ltfo ‘»t i tory during the Civil War, It navy wanted to increase gun ele­ Chancclloreville, one of Id# officer* I should endear the Democratic can vation on battleship# to make our stepping to his lifeless corpse, |didute to the old Confederate South, *hips us efficient us the British. touched the culd Viand and naid, j however, to know that as u candi- England said. “ You mustn't do it. •If you meet with Caesar tonij\ , dule uml seeking the greut prize "•u agreed not to at the Washing­ tell him we still make war.’ If to of the Presidency, Mr. Davi# wa* Jton Conference." And so we don’t night ill the shadows of the (iteat nut politician enough to uvoid un ' do it. ____ wants ___ ____ Beyond the spirits of Juffcraon illusion to the South's thunderbolt i Japan to______ raise ___ her ___ gun and Jackson and Cleveland an I of war for fear of prejudicing hi* 1xl,xaijon. England says to Japan, Woodrow Wilson meet I u#k your prospects for votes, in the case that You mustn’t do it." Japan re­ permission to have them know that there arc any in lliut center pt a plies, "W e are going to raise our is guing ten miles an hour or the Democracy of the United Stut.m section that bus in the past been honorable guns." And they will hostile to the Confederate South rai*e them. The Japanese states­ thirty. The weight remains the ■till makes war." Stonewall Jacksrn; wan bom at that are still actuated by *u:h man is no Anglo-manic, ho is a After all it Isn’t that speed Japanese. ‘ that counts. f Cltrkzbur*, alio Mr. Davis' j birth- prejudice. lift m KSm A M O D E R N b a n k in g o r g a n iz a tio n , w it h a d e ­ q u a te fa c ilitie s . A n ADLE p e r s o n n e l in d ire c to rs , o ffic e rs a n d staff. * i A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in th e i n d i v i d u a l n e e d s o f e v e r y d e p o s ito r . ♦el IVe invite new accounts Strength S e n Ice Progress SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 4'/* Interest Paid on Savings Accounts . I C F f Cl T‘x> . . > . . • * u ..n . .. _ ■ - j �!w «8 P ' ' ■ ,1 " = F = A rran ge m en ts, M ade To C are F o r T eachers Ux M ISS HOSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor, OfTico 148, W O M E N OF C A R T H A G E IN 700 B. C H A D V A N IT Y CASES A S W E L L A S VANITY. Birthday Party Given io Program Gnbe White o f St. Cloud motor­ Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Garner ed to Sanford Monday. have recently moved into their love­ . t-------ly new home on Mclonville, A ve­ . Joe Gonr.nlcr and Ed Rnmph nue. spent Sunday pleasantly in SnraMiss J. Street Roberts lefb Sat­ urday for Wilmington, N. ( ’ ., after Mi. and Mrs. itnlph L. Payne of a pleasant visit with her mother, Jacksonville* were tho guests of Mrs. ,1. 1). Roberts. Fred W. Ball for the week-end. t t i L n .1 nr ------ • , vt v , Mi«n Katherine Tcaguo or Or, , « i “ Kuth VVuggc of New York land., spent the week-end pleasant City Is the nttractivc guest of Mrs. ly itt Snnforif, the guest of Mrs, Charles Knnncr. Edmund Meisch. Rev. and Mrs. McFnrlnn of nUi Journal (429 ) 8 -iP Oviedo spent Saturday afternoon I0:4C entertainment. pleasantly in Sunford. f»lo (319) 4:30 music; Mr. and Mrs. P. R. McDonald nnd son spent Sunday pleasantly at Pfficsgo News (447.5) G Daytona Beach. ,5:30 orchestra; 7 talk; >vf| talk; 8:15 Lyon and J. D. Woodruff spent the week­ end pleasantly with his family nt rsgo (448) (1 orchestra, . tpi a. m. orchestra, nr- Daytona Beach. DAYTONA, Sept 25— As the re­ sult of a meeting hero of the ex­ ecutive committee of the Florida 1 Educational Association. nrnMiffcments will be mntic to take care of | 2,000 Florida school teachers who , nrp expected to attend the annual ! convention of that nrgnprint ion here December 27-70. Severnl com­ mittees have been appointed to look after the various phases incident to the eonvcntlnh. Phone: Res. 425 PERSONALS Wednesday Spaulding Circle o f Baphostess. Mrs. John 1-30 p. m. a- 5 of M. E. Church; Mrs. J- M. McCaakill -nrb Avenue, 4 p. m. tk M. DOUGtiAS Mrs. J. C. Bennett nnd children returned recently from Clayton, Ga., where they spent several Weeks pleasantly. M. J, Hirsch o f Lake City was the guest of the Valdez Hotel F r i­ day and Saturday while in the city calling on local clothing merchants. By Miss Versa R i­ vers Friday time. On tho contrary, a stuffy o f history wilt show that a natio n’s cfvtlU atlon la m arked b y tho uso o f cosmetics by Its women, and not bk th eir tllsuso. W hen tho Itom nn Tho Tiotyc.of Mias,Versa Rivers was tho scene or «■ merry party E m p ir e comprised almost all o f the then known world, perfu m es and Friday 'afternoon when n large cosm etics wore used on a Benin fa r number of invited guests called to [surpassing that o f to-day. On tho i help celebrate hor seventh birth­ day. . .oth er hand, d u rin g the Dark Agca when civilization was at a low obb, The cblor scheme of pink and thn uso o f cosmetics was unknown. white was carried out with crepe O rosco foil when Ibi men beenrne paper used with asparagus farm. ctnnsculated nnd Its w om en n eg­ During the afternoon games lected. All civilizations have been kept, the guests amused. Miss founded on the v irility o f their men Marin oloyc received a harp for nnd tho beauty, charm, and grnca finding the largest number of pea­ o f their women. T h e accounts o f 1 nuts. The hooble prize, n ball, civilizations which hnvo decayed went to It. Z. Johnson. show plainly that deray has been Ice cream anti cookies were duo to uver-indulgenca In eating served before the merry guests left l l l i fact Hint Dido, famous anil drinking and to w ea k en in g o f for their homes, Queen of Carthage, doubt­ their clitics. W h en wom en kept Drtility favors of pink and white less adiled to her fatal at­ tho homo fires burning nnd tnnda baskets filled with candies were tractiveness with aril tidal nlds Is thctnselves beautiful and charm in g given each guest. Suggested by tbo powders, rouges, to welc om e their returning eon* About 7lT httle friends were I vanity cases, anti other beautifying ijunrlng heroes they wero ren d er­ present to help their young hos­ paraphernalia dating back to Tno in g to their country tho services tess enjoy the day. B. C. recently unearthed In Carth­ w h ich helped to m ako it great. a g e by Count do Prorok. Beauty nnd gpod g ro o m in g of Judging t>y tbo variety o f these women are even m o re essential to ­ n n i r l i s (ho boudoir In bias o f ttio day when th eir nUraritvenees o f I beauties o f old Carthage a pparent­ nppcaranco not only le-lpn to sus­ ly rivaled In tntercsi and elilclpncy tain tho m o m lo o f their husband* tlmso o f any girl of to-day Ono and friends o f tho masculine sex, I'riday being his eighth birthday con rarity Imagine the em otional but Is a definite uld to tho sucres* Frederick Daiger invited eight hoy D.dn— pictured by Vlrgtl n« alw ays fo r which th r y nro themselves friends on n picnic at Silver Iuike. alert io tlo< dram atic possibilities of strivin g tn society, o r In business The afternoon was spent in lbs an occasion— carefully npplvtna or professional llfo. Bond powders water and playing games. At tho w h a te v e r was the Part ha rltthin not only keep tho akin smooth and first sign of evening a delicious equivalent o f tho Mandarine rouge ( protect It ngatnst the elements; ,„ , O ma h a (525) „ , d ay <1 p o p u l a r ; I m ' u tn Snnfor-1 „ %. r a ilin g on !>• t> n ia o a n a iinentPart m 1924\ e Presidency; . rs in Republican Camp palls . . - - ■ . touNd rate Zaao n , 2 2 52 * *7 ,2 BT .Bo tSUe-vr VI* M.dnm*— • r I'hllnt.I.M,. •Via ilahlm-i.-aor Phiiaiiriohfr. M A K E T R A V E L A PLEASURE Fellings for Hcltimoro IVed.. Sat. 5.00 P M iiatltnaa (o r 1'hiladilnhi t .Mon.. Thttr. 6.00 P . m ! ' Twe t > i W w - L l v n™tnn T b i « nliinci » e , My. phtUd. Iphl» to Bottoa MERCHANTS A MINERS v*t t'-ffl T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CO. brr SOO E. IT»>- 3t. Tct.boo. 6" 8 .. ' IlM- -■ pence, dint: ■hr ought tin \ t lant a ' up t I i ip , ■ at .n-\ fn - aholishmen: C a , f!i re- i nd. Fla It i hup rnttti of I he i i-m mis I oed -| t nt i. i t ' a ns i to iit'ini'. iiln. il u ii to d t,. hi at I a II1dlti Se|>t l*l-f ( al e d Oi l |5 M il : I I " o» I J1 f.'XX M a i n e r Se . . g g a n l e t u r ne d W e d l i es da\ f r o m l.ollisville, h y . ai.-| « dl attend Hi g h S, |p,,,| ihi,,, W I .'seoggan and Mis Nautili S, o ggat i will leiniilli Hiiletimti ’ , with M i s F e o g g a n wl m r e . i n t h I tuideiwent a sei nms u [i*.tatnm Are Diamonds in the v v v f V * \ ********* :**** I „ x z x x z :o :x x z x x x x x z x x & ‘j t iz x x lilt (•MI IM « .Wavil'l i> ||»'i t - \ •ili»t i : <.It jt-.•i II131(I \v||M i I ilt HI . Lit III 1 .i « • « i * <* v ♦> v •o \ >< I i ! J ill. 1 lit > . * H 4v MULES! Iuiucation;il W e o k ” Io Be O bserved I V MI * A Sept 22 " I otiri' l i d I. at tonal W e i - k " w dl t" --I. t-i \ . t heti' f r om (let.ibet 9 to 11. on.t. t auspices o f the Boat.! of ’f r a i l , • 'I he c a m p a i g n has as it = moti ve to i mpress upon T a m p a n s the hem tits to i ndi vidual s and tin- i i t y result m g f r om c o ur t e s y t-. tout 1st n s . t tors dupi ng I he wi nter f mphmn Will be laid upon the desirability o f co u r t e o u s ! v a n s w e r i n g the ones I terns asked bv th ou s and s o f v ni tots expected here (hi . wi nter Just Arrived See the New TWENTY OF THE BEST FARM MULES SHIPPED TO FLORIDA DELUXE (TIEVROLET lie Surprised Horses Mules Wagons and Harness San Juan Garage i NOTICE! Machine (iun Com­ pany, 154th Infantry. Regular drill will he every . Monday ni^ht at 7:!W. 1Cant. J. C. Hutchinson. Pictured above a m three nation Thotnaz P. Hollowell lz Warden of 1 at eommitteewomen. Mr*. Grace the state penitentiary at Bcmpte (jurllnxham. at the left, U Madison. D uring their, early mar­ from Missouri, and U vteU known ried life her husband Waa a post­ for her organization work Is pol- master, and ran a Republican Hlca She founded and larvplx newapaper, and It was through him built u » tho RepoWlean Woman h lhat she became well grounded in Cut prices on nil nixes United Club of St. UouU. and w(m 1U Orot atalo polltlca W h e n the war came. States, Pennsylvania, Federal. Vik­ prealdent. holding lhat otbcc for, Mr. Hollo well volunteered, and ing. two yoara. Khe ban boon prealdent Mra. Hollowell ednducTod the news­ $ 0.95 . of tho n th Wart} Kcpubllcuu O.r- paper during his absence. During 30 x 3 Vt $ 1.75 KantzaUou Blneo women cnUrod the poet winter zho served as as­ Gray Tubes polltlca In addition to that, aha Iz sociate chairman of the Coolldge [led Tubes manager of tho Wotneu’a Coolidgo Committee. Bhc lz a member of SI 6.00 Federation of Women'* Clubs. VI x 4 thetfcdemhlp Tils ,p,*r •? ' roio. Club* .pt America for her outo. thoMr*. of Mra Alvin Not only tu politico baa Wra BurE. C. GIRner. of Portland. A L L G U A R A N T E E !) Oregon, ohown above at tho right, IT Keatoeky. who Is Vies not only U national committeethe women members of j?04* Committee are work- yoaro acto zho won tho rtato cham­ woman for her state, bat has boon '•tsety. and well to oonfer women, aa well aa tho aoooclatcd with the Oregon Stats imlUao for a number of yoara. ETL women voters gf the C U f ehampleeahlp. During tho World W ar aho oarvod AVENUE overseas, her work Id tbo hospitals 105 P A L M E T T O 1113_ Sanford Atrnue TIRE SALE S*. r> mo N ew Barn, Corner Celery and . at- . m £**• fjiu 9 . C ypcs A v c u u c h v - 1 rU'- f F. P. R I N E S |i ik dr • r b1 .I " <<drink*: *'v -* • _ , . 7 « 07 IS O S Tin cm m isM oti and plii' .4 -- T n 1 Fxecution 1 Pirates (Dm mission Hearing is Chinese Gala Day Given to Bercsford J lor. You'll •we Miuiidiurnt to the Con* **t/*ufln« suffrage to wo*Une effective, women have 1 ***7 active part In oatWltJm. * This presidential are in the flght tooth and * both sides,-—refuting the * opponent* of suffrage who apathy on the part Of „*rw* lf they were granted " * « • and duty. Republican National Cora- Y O • . . of to- day beforn csntng herself \ri ghtly used they m a k o f o r cl eanh l ' n” the bur-iinp f unern; p> ro, jiinetifl, Ko ng o me a n s mo r e than n Some wrlterB tinrc o d . a l l c e l t h e j , , , ... , .. . . . , . b e c o mi n g gl ow. It ta a llttlo red l h' i rv that a contributi ng factor to •!.» fall of I V r i l i n g * v-ns the *>o* of co ur a g e whi ch spell* heal th . di e ore or r-.r i u lhat a n d youth a n d cr.uig j , £? ** iiiH ilflMI J VCfcl I Ncvv Paint Store is Opened Today "'Pouris! San Juan G h ra g e Co. PHIL AOBLPHIA IVt* PhlUfTflpM, i. H Ht II. , 1U kner; 9 musical; 12 frolic, |, • , , lloU'l Ulttdtdphiu (795), 4:79 nrt; 5 talk ; 6 recital; 8 dance. Mrs, John McNumura of Day­ ViUtdelplim (599) 4:95 or tona Beach spent several days in Sanford the guest of Mrs. It. S, I’luladelphia (395) 6:7') Holly. Mr. McNamara motored to Sanford and spent the week Pittsburg (402) 5:39 ijim- end, both returning Sunday * / nclc Knyhee; 7:70 mu- I their home. ]ft <mieert. Pitt-luirg (726) 5:79 Uo ' " ' M r and Mrs. R. I., t’ hiisi i.l.ert \ > 15 talk, 7 cttnctff'i; 9 Xvfm were formally with the SemIN HI ACK AND W HITE ,'itmle laiundrv t'ompany have ceTile genius of I'.m~ lur i level hkli kf i t t l a n d ( 12 f k ) v j t b j y n v t : r \ . titrned from Tampa amt will again and-w lllte cotnbmal ions o posit n , ly •G.U V' U i 6 IPU* yenhme management of the laun iitcxhauMihlc. This |m< li h. * k is in dry. Mr. ,t'hriscnlNwry is entirely white rrt'pe d<- t hine. . oibi.mlcied in ,, ne Ft a nplijctP' («(?!&) 9 hr rccovnreti, front his past illness. ( t)U k au.l white m. t.en/ed ,oit.m. V, 19 12 ntJianVL 12-1 lie em­ that it can Ik’ l.illiidi red Li! ;;v,A\ I , N o T H ’F, TO P A R E N T S broidery appears .dn.it III <1.1 1 > hem Sell. tie.-tjiaRf.'JlOBp) 6:45 All parents having children who ill tilt-skirt and .i Ihiui tin iki'linl limit, t;. 19 , „ J S i y * U d r ’will Iks ptk years old before Jan- neck nnd sleeves 11 pit-h-ired, the SpingfielAy^lf^l j T l UarJ J, lltjii, may enter them the eliapdl tlotinres at the sides may Is1 klc; 4:39 *“ ‘J* tfrin pf.school beginning Sep- omitted, but thev give a novel torn It Jft hedtintc “ “ nij-there will be no mid- to llie (aittiluir sfiaiehtline naslel. Biaei t ; 7:3 ,(r » class. Only those Medium size rCuuircj l ’ t yatds JhV Itt.btjforv January 1, will indi material. Pictorial Review |>n s No 3143 Igfrnter. Sizes, 34 to*44 indies bus. I’ri e. 45 A R R IN G TO N . cents, Embroidery No I3vi>. 1ransPrincipal Primary icr, blue or yxllcrv., 75 umis. . DUPLEX.:' STUDEBAKER * * AnnimY n sn k • ATLANTIC c m n A L T iu on c . BOSTON MONTUSAU . Little Fred Daiger Celebrates Birthday D aily F ash ion H int B e S u fe ’and Sec the N e w J A C K S O N V IL L E r Mrs. Harry J. Hawkins left Sun­ day for her home in Brunswick aft­ W. W. Potter left Saturday for er a pleasant visit with Mrs. S. S. ,lkngn (5.75) G concert; 7 j. speeches; 7:45 mu- Daytona Beach where ho expects to llaumct. spend a week with his wife. [ f ’“At Home.” Mis* Francis Dutton left today ticag" (745) 5:70-12 cnMrs. Andrew Lcinhnrt nnd dangh for Jacksonville from where she pent. ter, Mrs. Charles Brannon, of will take the taint for Philadelphia Iflminnat: (123) 9-11 niu- Oviedo, spent Saturday afternoon to study art. Miss Ilutton was ac­ in Sanford shopping. companied as far as Jacksonville by her father, F. F. Dutton. |Cleveland News (390) 0:70 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. 7 concert. Tlallas News (476) 8:70- Philips spent the week-end with | Louis Fleischer returned recently picnic supper was spread nnd each Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Philips at ■srtpt; 1 1 - 1 2 orchestra, from a several weeks’ trip spent at one present declared it the best lasted (his season. Much gur-M ttroil News (517) 7:70 Daytona Beach. various points m the north. Mr. I was given favors of witches and |«trhestra. tenor, etroit Free Press (517) 5 Mrs. George W. Knight nnd chil­ Fleischer expects to return to New goblins in anticipntion of the apdren returned recently from New proitching h allow .-, u season. ;t Red Apple Club, Guests included Hairy Bower, ftruit Free Press (617) 5j Jersey where thev spent the sum­ mer with relatives. Deas. Wilson Smith, he " i l l open a commission lmuse Richard i hurlcs Betts, Braxton iVrkins! I fort Worth Star-Tele-1 Mr. nnd Mrs. A. \V, Smith nnd nt 37i! Washing ton Street. Hilly I higpen, Franklin lU ruiett [ ( 47(i) 7:70-8:31) Majestic, daughter, Junnitn, returned Satur­ and ( ’httrles Thontp Kun, y :ill 10 45 cwicert. day from Hendersonville, N. Kansas City Stnr (411) and points in Georgia where they of ilie Air, Story lady. spent some time pleasantly. 11 If. 1 Nighthnwks. Un-a- City <411) 8 -!» clns . J. I! Sanders nnd nu-ir, i " ebeslru; 9-10 popu -1 nnd ■Helen Sat .e ■... / In today’s issue of The Herald turned Saturday from line, n Li, Ancles (795) K con I ammuneemeiit w made o f t he open where they spent a delightful sum j |i ;I0 chiMren; 10 vocal, in |mg of the Lossing Paint t'otut .iny liter with lelalives. |rnta1 : 12 dance. in lla 1 store formerly occupied by (*i,uriei Journal Louisville j f *11 Io it A Platt Electrie C’oiiipntiy. Harold Spilze of Atlanta, with 7:70-9 Happy lloos-I Mr. Fussing stated this morning ihe Victor X-Ray t'orporation. wa nmiies. | that they would handle the Fla i the guest o f the Valdez Hotel, Hunt real (425) 5:70 o r - ( I ‘■<'9 Linilsle.y Paint m i l l i n g a white In Sanford Friday nnd Sat it .10 concert; 8 :70 or lomplcte line of their paints and nt day. i ai lushes. |St* York (760) 12 15 io Mi ’. Fuss i ng al so s t a t e d ' that lie Mrs. H, M. Mason, Mrs. K. f , Suti Theatre vaudeville. believed that S a a f m d had g r o w n Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Blount , susie.' so in t he lust few years that -In and Robert Mason, motored to (> York (492) 9 a, m. lamlo Saturday where they t pe i " a n t ' d and needed atmlhei stun i;m. 2 - 8 p. m. music, ! I " handl e paints the afternoon pleasantly. I la- business will in, lude Fianl, I j l-ossing, the eoiitiaitot, Will mm jBtik (4«.») 4 15 music. , K \V Rosenberg, o f New Y «ri [ M u s g r a v e . pumt eontrai t"i , >' f , .City, representing the Van Raalt' l i e d A wait, also a p ,u.i .. ;; U d (312) 1 0 program; Coni|)Bll>. F r *,|Ii:- : „• . •-» 1-7, ,• >r^ih A o«.~: ; n. �idda Another Title to His List Saturday When He Defeats James Barnes in 36-Holes Finals For National ProC: fessionni Championship on .C ourse at French Lick Will Hnve Dash o f Inter-Sec­ tionalism; Drake University To Flay Florida; Nebraska Has an Imposing Schedule Plnys Eighteen Holes in 67 With Bobby Jones o f A t­ K A N S A S C ITY, Mo.. Sept. 21.— lanta in Second P?ncc Football schedules of the Missouri With a 72; Course Record Valley Conference this fall offer, Is Broken; British Make besides the conference champion­ Poor Showing In Match ship engagements, u dnah o f IntorTUI . --------------scctionaliam. F R E N C H LIC K , Ind., Sept. 22. ARDMORE, P a „ Sept. 22.— Bril­ The University of Nebraska, liant golf, including n record-break­ W a lte r Hagen, of N ew York, added soother title to his list Saturday with the moat imposing list, will ing 67 by D. Clarke Corkran, of j ERCu L t e s t im o n ia l LETTERS ^ Q jLoji ITU, .b y defeating James Barnes of New play teams from east and west, n Philadelphia, featured the first IS twenty. yMAA, 3 -AnvC Irtvn, fayuny ARE D A ilw BEtrvj& RECEJUED P O P 'S Y ork two up in the 30-hole finals member of the Big Ten, and ngnin holes of piny Snturday in the qunl A D V E R T I S I N G MAMAGE.R. • HE irOTEMDS j t » Qii> cl /od- o r t jt A t , ctojftL. 4 u t u n w fo r the national professional golf ifying round for the nntionul nmnU S IN G THESE TO P R O M O T E TUG. Itampionshlp over the champion- will clash with Notre Dame, which teur championship nt the Morion tu s is n ix L c L o u / n , s u j u o u U d t y c r u a c c a u /n b bowed to the Comhuskers last year. Cricket Club. ____________________ . O F M A G t C MOD ■ ahlp course at French Uck. I o v A as — H ’ Hagen finally became dormieNebraska opens hostilities with _ f H E R E 'S M O R E . t Out in 36, equal to pnr, and home two, only to drop a short putt at Illinois nt Lincoln, October 4; meets |in 31, three under par, Corkran PH O N E £M„ N O R TH E LM the 36th hole but Barnes threw Colgate Oct. 18 nt Lkncoln, and on ; led « « International field in which aw ay the Anal hole by punching most of the ten stars nf Great 15 travels to South him irons, over-approaching and November Britain's Walker cup tenin fared failin g to get down a long putt for Bend for the battle with Coach poorly. Hr has an excellent chance a par. Hagen shot one under pnr Rockne's eleven, winding up the to win the qualifying medal which ^ this morning whllo Barnes took 75 will he decided when the field has Thanksgiving b a t this afternoon Hagen scored |season ...at Lincoln ---- - -H■■■■■■&■ BHMM3 (THU ■■■!!■■■■ HUBri !!■■■■■■ a ■ ■ ■ m j a -pair o f 37's. while Barnes got n 1r>"* w,t*» l,?p O regon Aggies. On played 18 more holes todny. ?* m ---- .. Bobby Jones is Second. 71. -*-»-** Outside of„ putting Barnes i the Cornhuskers schedule ore four Bobby Jones, of Atlanta, compel, played Hagen at Jcant even and conference games. Tiie conference schedule: ing at the club where he made n the latter got so hadly trapped on September 27. sensational debut in national golf the 26th hole that he had to pick lown State vs. Nebraska Wesley­ 8 years ago, seemed to hnve the f t up. an at Ames. lend without dispute with a 72 until A large gallery followed the October 4. Corkran turmsl in his surprising match'through the entire 36 holes Washington vs. Drury College at enrd. Bobby dropped to second . and at times saw machine-life golf. St. Louis, place. Next came another prodigy, | ' There were a number o f occasions, 'V ‘ Kansas vs. Oklnhumn A. Si M. at Roland It. McKenzie, 17 years old however, when Barnes missed high school student of Washington putts that the ordinary dub could Lawrence. We are now open nnd ready to soMVc any ami .nil Knnsns Aggies vs. Washburn with n 73, which was equalled by handle. In addition to his medio­ College nt Topeka. T. A, Torrance of the British Walk­ cre putting .mpst of the way, patrons. We are located in the building* formerly oc-| Missouri va. Chicago at Chicago. er cup team, the only visiting BritBarnes had two stymies to nego­ How They Stand Oklahoma va. Edmond Normal nt nin to lie in the low seventies; F. C H A R C O A L tiate.' , cupied !>y the Gillon-I’ latt Electric Company. “Edmond, Okla. J. Wright, Jr., of Boston, formerly j I.' any Joh on wirlh Hagen has played steadily National Drake va. Utah at Salt Lake City. o f Los Angeles, nnd Dexter Cum-| 75c PKIl SACK througout the tournament, quali­ PRICES Pci. Iowa State va. Wisconsin nt Mad­ niings of Chicngo, intercollegiate C A L L ON IhS. s fy in g in a tic for second place in ison. .601 ■ New York champions. that you can nfTorrl 141 strokes and winning all his .5 1 1 7 Nebraska vs. Illinois at Lincoln. Brnoklvn Must Make Under 80, matches by a handy margin. His .593 B ALLO O N S for till Cars. Carnell College vs. Urinncll i t Hardware ritHhurgb If the excellent condition of Sat closest preceding contest was with .545 Grinncll. ( ’hiengo unlay continue on Monday competi­ John Farrell of Now York who .544 R A Y BROS., October tl. PH O NE 8 tors must get well under hll tn or ; Cincinnati carried the British champion t<> the .419 Washington vb. Grinncll nt Grin- dor to be certain of being among St. Louis 43rd green, nftcr he had defeated Phone 548------ Sanford *D i a i i B a a i i a i i B r a R c s a x ' j n D a i R a i i c i i n M i i i b i i i i i t i .363 noil. the 32 who will xontiliue,the tour- I hilndelppia Tom Harmon 6 to 6 nnd Al Wnt.338 Kansas vs. Iuwn State nt Law­ nnnient, starting match play Tues- 1*>‘>ston tous 4 to 3. Hagen had his easiest day. There were 49 scores of better match Frldny with Ray Deer of rence. American League Knnsns Aggies vs. Emporia Nor­ than 80 after .Saturday's play, Philadelphia whom he eliminated mal at Manhattan. Washington witli I t at 79. 8, and 7. New York Missouri vs. Missouri Wesleyan Out in the danger zone, with 79 I U t roil Barnes has fought nn uphill bat­ at Columbia. ordinarily enough to qualify if sup St Dmis tle from the start nnd that has Oklahoma va. Freshman at Norpleinetited with another round : Philadelphia boon his fate ever since he came mon. to America, lie played in chamequally as good,.are, among others, Boston Drake vs. Knox College nt Des pionship'k several years before he Jess Sweclner of New York, for <'lev! land Moines. was able to win the national open j 1met amateur champion and Cyril t ’hit'll go October 18. three years ago and in this tour­ Tolley, cuptnin of the British Walk Nebraska vs Colgate nt Lincoln. nament after qualifying with 148. 1 er cup team. Eight other Walker Southern Knnsns vs. Kansas Aggies at it seven s ta k e s higher than Hagen, clip players seem to hnve slim. Memphis ..... Manhattan. his very first match was with Mike chances to qualify. Atlanta Missouri vs. Iowa at Ames. Brady of New York, who was run­ The champion of Panama, Kd New Orleans Drake vs. Grinncll at lies Moines, ning up a few years a"0 in the Washington vs. Freshman at St mnod L. Koperski. took a 91 and U V v»hi ille national open. Brady carried Mobile out of it. Throe Canadians unhid Barnes to the 39 th hole, llu not Louis. nig the Dominion's champion. i hattanooga Oklehomn vs. Freshman at Nor only shot a 61) in one round ngnin*t Frank Thompson, Toronto, must Bit min jhain Brady but he notched n sixty-nine man. have exceptional rounds today in I.title Km k October 25. yesterday In defeating Eddie 1 order to remain in the tournament I Towne. Barnes shot even par in j Washington vs. Holla School of Corkran. a semi finalist at Me Mines nt St Louis. All eight bv Clin k Evans on llo the third round to defeat Emmett Nebraska vs. Kansas at Law non in 1916 and a former resident French, 6 and 4 and yesterday hnd 378 yard eleventh hole which lias a of Baltimore, smashed the record the second toughest match with l <nre. h Larry Nahhollz, of Lima, Ohio, Kansas Aggies v-. Missouri nt for the new Mellon course of 6,515 narrow fail wav and a plateau \ards which, hitherto, ha- been, green guardeo by water cost him ( 'olumhia. Who carried the former open Oklahoma vs Drake at lies par 79. He made six birdies and . his chance* of In raking 75 and h> champion to the home hole nnd was over perfect figures Imt Uuce look 78 |1 was tills same hole that allowed him to win by one up Mnines. times We look 28 putts fm the prevented Bobby .lone from equal N o t e mi tier I Bara re n, who hnd held the nat­ Missouri vs. Nebraska at l.m found and made six .birdies. A bad lu g pm ('link d iove into a trap ional professional title for (he Inst lie raii-ed him to go oVel par one* , and put two shut- into the watei years, although he ijiinlltled coin. Kansas vs Washington at St three putts wen- responsible at an | suffering two penally strokes. 142, won put out by Nahhullz oijier lode and a bool, to a trap was Louis in the second round 2 and 1 Iowa State \s Kansas Aggies al the cause on the third occasion M anhnttan At oilier limes in- was long ond Oklahoma vs Oklahoma A Si M straight fiom tile tee and accurate I Sunday's Results nt Stillwater. with irons ami putts Never ha. Ins 67 been equalled in national Grinncll vs, Coe College at ( ’edit National league amateur golf Hnpitls. At New York 0, Chicago 3 November H. Itoldiy Jones was out in 35, one in a prrwrriplinn for ,Malaria. A t Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 1, ten Washington vs. James Milliken under par but slipped a bit nulling ' Chills and IVvcr. Dengue ur Bil­ innings. at Si. Louis. home, lie scored three birdies. Or ious Fever. If kills the germs. No others scheduled. Knnsns vs. Drake nt Des Moines, j the 523 yard second hole he missed ; Missouri vs, Oklahoma nt N o r ^an eagle by less than all inch. Ills American l/ragur man. worst bole was the eleventh, where Try 'Smith’s Barber A t St. Ixiuis 4, Washington 6 lown State vs. Mlnnc-ota nt Min­ he got a six aftei driving to tough \ called end of seventh inning dark neapolis. Shop for good barber of deep clover. ness. November 15. McKenzie hung up the best score A t Detroit 4. New York 3. vs Notre Dnme at of the da) f.u the outgoing nine, I work. Ladies welcome. At Chicago 1-J2, Philadelphia , Nebraska South Bend (us 34 being two under put Ho had j Next to Valdez. 4-6, second game 7 innings, rain. Washington vs Missouri ut Col two birdies, used 31 putts nod was At Cleveland 0-5, Boston 2-11. ■nubia o 'e r par on five lodes hi the round, iiklitiioma vs. Kansas at Lnvv once a s Die result of three putts. American Association C O U K T IN Q B L IN D N E S S 1and on tiie iq her occasion Lc, au*c At Milwaukee l i t. Indianapolis , rcnee Jv what you are doing when you neg18-4, second game called end of i I 0 uke v> Kansas Aggies at Mao of visits into traps. j hnttan. Irct twiti lung, watrry. bloodshot, vore I idle* Just Breaks Ml eighth darkness 1 Iowa State v* Gi looel] at Gnu ( veil Tolley, the might.' hitting e>rs. I-mnardi') Golden Eye Lotion A t Minneapolis I. Columbus 5 'uplaio of tiie Walker cup team, jurev nearly every eye disexsc. Cools, A t BL Paul 1, Toledo 1, called ! licit Get “ I-ranNovember 22 WHS wild with Ills tee shols Ills hr.iU and strengthens seventh rain. anii's " It nukes strong eyes. At ah Oklahoma v> Washington at St 12 fm tin fii st runt holes, siv over A t Kansas City 3-8, Loui.-v ille Louis. par, seemed to put him out of it druggists. B-7, Nebraska vs. Kansas Aggiux at entirely until he took u brace in | Manhattan. International 1.4-agur putting and holed several long ones Iowa State vs. Drake ut Antes A t Syracuse 4-3, Toronto 3 5 thut enabled him to do the last nin,(■rifimdl vs Creighton ut Omaha, hi 37, two over par. and Just break A t Rochester 5-9, Buffalo 1-3 November 27. At Rending 7-5, Jersey City 80 for the round m (Thanksgiv ing Dav ) 16-7. Francis Yuimct played steady FOR Oregon Aggies vs. Nebraska at golf and if long putts had dropped Baltimore- Newai k, doublehead Lincoln. or, rain. for him be ought have broken 70. All makes Automobiles and Mississippi A & M vs Washing He took five over par fox a 75. Southern Association L ig h tin g Plants, any make. N ew Orleans C. Birmingham 3. ton ut St I asuI s. Jesse Guilford, of Boston, needed Drake vs. Florida at Florida. Mobile 7, Atlanta 4. to piny the Inst four holes tit even R A Y BROS., Kansas vs. Missouri at Columbia. fours to gel a 79, but slipped a bit Memphis 7, U ltle Rink 7, called Kansas Agglps va Oklahoma ut from what otherwise was almost a Phone .548------ Sanford tenth darkness Norman Nssville 4. Chattanooga 2. flawless round und took 74. Seminole'Feed Co. Announcement TI RES | LOSSING PAINT COMPANY, INC.I 666 I BATTERIES makes popularity ? Such popularity must be deserved Lots! Lots! Lots! j Will put you in possession of one of the best lots in town. These lots are located on Sanford, Palmetto, Magnolia,' Park and Oak Avenues. ' & <* A small monthly payment will take care o f the balance. --------------------- - . �FIVr PAGE -‘ i ' | y t *■ '■ j AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT Advertisi sing ❖ Daily H erald T A M P A M ORNING TR IB U N E — f Sand in your pubscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local Cash in Advance dealer so you can read Floridu'a f greatest netospnper. One year ’ U til * » ’ ,0 0 , C month* $4 .UU, three months T 118.1 • • (r o n i a»*l * “ ■ , im „ .r d ls «* -lr f a r r{li0 0 , I f you (desire $1,000 iriRur- T ‘m' ance policy uild ,fld 75 cents to your T _____ i » « a l l f c i ! order. > n ______He a l i a s T ___ ttn a Han LE A R N ABOUT Polk County and ___ 4 a m Han Luke!ntidv through the Star-Tele­ Xypn d-,ublu %bot#i gram. Beat ndvcrliaing medium in ? South Florida Published mornings. dates a r a f a r con* Star-Tclfrgram, I-akoIand, Fla. jvAD R A T E S ? ? ? lV * M»v »r »a a lengm a linn thatge *00 for flr,t Jialnr la r»atrlct«0 to Idsislf Icatlou. 1 Tlif la maila Tha Ban* jj will bn reaponalbla licorrecl Inaerilan. Ll*»r.' f ° r aubs»*juant Tha office ahould b« P^mcllnlely In caa* Of , ADfCHTiaBRS. r f | ) r M » n > i t l \ a thorj j l l i r w i t h r a t n a , rulna J ra tio n, w i l l g l v * y o u Inform ation. And If hoy w i l l attaint you In j>ur w a n t ad to mak* •furtive. it n a t n on e*. ra s h o u l d a l v n ( h a t l j mat o f f Ion a d d r n a a ,lr i l l u m e n u m b a r rcHultn. A b o u t oi of n th o u s a n d b a a t a n d t lie t it h o ra c a r t tr w l l b V"U unbaa yuur a d d re ss ■ I l M i a r i ! M 1 I*T p e r s o n nl T h e Hi ■ lit a l f l r e o r I l f Irph tm r d 'n ro ai > m il v sI Id. b srv lo n V (JHIO-^Xenia, Mnke your sales through the Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural district) 'W ant ad and display r^tes^on request._________________ -------------------- v canukfBUft ron.j I.f.Donit—Claaa- I iy \± ? y AD VERT 1SB m trie Journnl-Hery ild , South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, y weekly and Sunday Classified rates l 0 c per line. Wnycross Journal- . y /lerald, Wnycross. Georgia. y w REACH ttie prosperous farm­ y ers and fern growers of Volusia y cottnty advertise in the Del-and V tfled n d * latlc n In H a t« He h n v » the l a r g e s t c lr c u S o u t h w e n t ern O eorgla. ffl-w u rd ) (In*. * + - M - + * * * * + + * 4 - * * + + * } " t - + + * 4 " l - H * * * * + + + * + + + < f * + + + * > * 4 ”» " t + » + * + + + + + + + + + t X X ♦ t * ❖ ❖ T + + 4* X T I+ 25 ADS DIRECT GOOD FREE VOTES NAM E ADDRESS. J I + ♦ * + 4-+ + % *•+ + + + + + * <•* 4 + + + + * * + + + + + * ++ + + 4 + + + 4 •!•+ * + + + + ++ + + + + ++++ + ■>+'*+ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash' with order, _ j FOR RENT— Housekeeping rooms. FOR KENT— rour room house, W A N T E D — Four llbb.OO per week equipped with water, lights ami garage, modern improvement*. , %j men to sell Best Ford Oil gas. Apply M00 French_Aycnue._ West First Street Mr*. Annie Gunge mnde. Automobile furnish­ phiig._____________________________ r i l g n ed, Standard Products Co., 475 FOR R EN T —-2 nicely furnished FOR RENT — 0 rbom house, close housekeeping rooms, close In. Main, Granville, Ohio. in. line location. 20 'J E. 5 th S t Phone 024 -W. r r e n t — c room house, close; i\ ‘ FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’t F oin. B o J U E. core Herald. * V . v you bo able to use the money se­ Houses For Sale cured by renting that vacant room " lI FOR SALE— Large, roomy bunga­ now going to waste? There are ■if t Real Estate low. Comnletuly furnished with many persons looking for places to T stay. Help take care of them and up-to-dnte furniture. This house was built for a home, lxicnted on not only make.money but assist it. iifE R g IT IS— A bargain. Home . or investment. 76 x 100 lot, brand Mngnolin Ave. between Twelfth keeping people in Sanfoid. Phone xltH) and Thirteenth Streets. Very best 148 and give your ud over tho tel­ new five-room house thoroughly ephone. Use The Herald for quick location in Sanford. Will sell for finished. Good neighbors, lights, nuved streets, eight minutes dr $11,000 .0(1 furnished; $2,000 cash. service, irive, Balance in terms very easy to han­ FOR KENT — 5 rooms for light $1,500.00 cash. housekeeping. Corner of Elm FOR HOME—A snap, for rent 15 • dle. See W. L. Rumple nt First National Bank or rail phone 207 Ave. and 3 rd St., HIT. Phone to 20 per cent interest on Invest­ 437 - W. and make appointment. ment. besides the $1,000.00 rise in price you'll sell for next winter. Inquire Sanford Development Co., Phone 528 . * Apartments For Rent V , ___ !• OR SALE—One lot ouxl27 , south For Rent front, on paved street. P. O. V i l ’Olt RE N T -3 acri-s good ground I Box 1004 . Phone 553 . plant. Inquire 11 . C. close to icr fumishc ! f o SELL OR EXCHANGE — A Wnshhum ut Wight Bros. Garage. FOR R E N T I room upurt men t All convenieneus. luige rooming house, boarding, and gtirage. 117 Laurel Ave. or upnrtmcnt house. Portly fur­ ? R E N T Front bedroom, nished. centrally located in Gaines­ Survey In FOR V Geological . . . , _. porch and kitchenette. 214 Enst ville. Cash payment. Terms like rent, or will trade for good small Alaska in'26th Year w i st.__ ____________ FOR R E N T T— - Two well located, grove or truck farm. Must he In ------ — J U N E A U , Alaska. Sept. 22.— ! unfurnished apart merits. Apply good location. Write to Thos. J. Clarke, Guinesvllle. Fla.. Gen’l De­ The twenty-sixth’ consecutive year tiOl Park Ave, m Phone 224, livery. y yy yy yy y y y U T T E R TtAN T AU In The Agents Wanted Building Material Wanted Herald will bring you big re- [ suits. Advertise those old articles! TO R E N T — Smalt • Old Colony Life Insurance Com you have stoied awny and hnvc i M IRACLE Concrete Co., general W A N T E D rrtnenl work, sidewnlks, build­ panv of Chicago, Illinois, offers n«> use for. A little thirty-cent ad space in store suitable to run n ( ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R agents a wider field and increased iniay bring you several dollars. Terwilleger. Prop. fancy work or gift shop. Space tu and n representative Phone i148 opportunity by writing man, wo preferred ill dry goods, millinery, Lumber and ItuiUling Material will call lo sec you. 1man and child from ages 0 to till A H ouses F o r R e n t i' y y . 8 xf N ot Good Unless Voted on or Before September 27 Rooms For Rent | This Coupon, when neatly out from the paper, is good for 25 votes in Tho Sanford Herald’s Salesmanship p fo r the follo w - f ing contestant - 1 "* 5 Help W anted ❖ I i i y ?T ■ " of investigating minwral resources in Alaska have been started by the Geological Survey, announced the Department of Interior. The Geological Survey has map( ped the topography and geology I of more than one-third of the ter­ ritory. It has investigated every productive mining district in a pre limittnry way and tins mapped n few in detail. Since 11*05 it has published annually statistics of mineral production. Altogether 280 reports nave iieen lublished and more than 400 maps issued oil Alaska's mineral production. Tax Swindlers Drive Roles Over Frontier Lost and Found LOST— Bunch K or 10 keys on First St. Finder please return Its sus­ Box A^_B. C. Herald office. shoe, or variety store. Rent must W A R S A W , Sept. 22. semi-annual or be reasonable. Answer A I cure on tin- annual, picion'. having bee a aroused by tho S T R A Y E D —One bay horse, about jq u a rtn lv premium plan, for Sanford Herald. fied business, rule lc a won!, min­ 8 year* old, weight ulxiut 1,000 [iscellaneofls abnormally small income returns Seri ice. Quality and Price. nmnunts going up to $3,000 as re pounds. Enlarged ankle joints front imum 24c cash with order. W A N T E D — Santora business men filed by some impoitant concerns gnrds , tnldrcn. while for adults the legs Branded US-C. l e f t Glen­ For Sale who are in need of competent AU G U STA CHRONICLE — Au­ in Polish Upper Silesia, the gov­ coe Camp Sunday, Sept. 14. about limit i- $30,(100. As tlie company ,K Two .Ii/Sey milk gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s grentest help should rend the classified Cars For Sale ernment sent a mhi ml mission to 5 o'clock p. m. |j*st heard of nt iansen^Hpe Shop. page of The Herald. There's no writes also sub-standard risks out classified medium, rate caeh .Otic make investigations on the spot. Indian Springs Sunday night, p . Two ,\TrAle puppies, charge. agenthave very few rejections reason Tor sending out-of-town for 10c per line, minimum It was diselosi d that two indus- J Finder nlcane advise T. P. Wilcox, l'OR S A L E One "Hupmohile’* horoughhredlnd registcr- ( ,30c._________________________________ help when theie is probably just The Company just entered Plot I r utj tii ms hint i u rfie I duplicate 1 Glencoe, or The K. W. Bond Co., touring. P. A Met-**, Wight •ho person you want in the city ida and is looking fnt n good pio :,:i .1 sets of book- , one secret and the | Lake Helen. Fin. M A I N E - Watervllle, Morning Sen­ Bros, building ducer in this locality other public, One concern report engine*. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ !• OR S A IT! REl l viagon, ed a taxable income of 150.01111.1)0 ■ Sjfvi1 wikhI naw ple are interested in Florida pronexcellent condition, neaily new. Man Cranks Auto, It 1 zloyts, while Ihe hidden books | -haqA-'olemun, Oak jerty. Reach them through the! a bargain Address (112 S Mills For Sale showeil it slu mltl have reported Parsons Must Acquire ; Sentinel. Knte card on applies-. St. Orlando, Fla. i'h IK' Upper Amazon Draws Runs Over, Kills Him duo.iHHi.Odd, I In* tines to be ini y \ ,iJil business. En- ' tinn. Better Pulpit Voices FOR S A L K One Ituii K l car. posed will rent h 5 ,01)0 ,(Hid Hots jnj S io r t l Ave. Ren(i RA PI S, B L A C K It E R R I F S. A Florida Fxplorer P A L M BEACH C O U N T Y —The i heat' ( 'ash or terms 211 T A M P A . Sept. 22. Edson H Some arrests have been made but Tiling, l/ving t o w n. HI.I ! BERRIES. t HF.KRIKS. LONDON, Sept. 22 .—The com— ’ scene of stupendous development French Ave. Walker *d Riverview, is dead us N'uLj ’o" to $lddil per acre; fleer*the directors of the two companies (•urr /olen. made ST I FTKRSRURG, Sept 22 I edy )>his .,ii . one of the stnding ° . Read about it in the Palm Bench the tesiilt of i ranking his auto­ have eseaped lo Germany. proof, i * suit* in sixteen months. u/ranteed to ,.... lit. . Post. Sample copy sent on rel jokes on th*- English variety stage, mobile while it was in gear His Our puce now 41) per cent lowei Dr. M. W Stirling, it bus been otrhA'holen Mills, learned here. t> soon to stall !> .. . 4 4 !. /\ '•* threatened with extinction. With 1 iquest. ____ Squirrels machine hud stalled and Mi W a l­ of Siberia than others <‘;lrmaos. Ellen on a trip to South America, where Russian Detectives Onnhe enthusiastic support of the ker foi got to throw it out of gear Scott--, Malagas. Munsons. itnt , he will spend several months in implement s ’ ^ A . F L O R ID A Tamps Daily , W o m e i l ’ sU o a tH Itvm T r a i l n f I p n i n i i ' e I ' j , . |A rchbisiuqis *,f Canterbury and when be alighted to stall it up Hants eti lilackbrines, “ Tree." Times, the great home daily. 1,1 ’ ’ II 8V |MUnchwl .fivers, I,...... * the unexplored regions of the up­ i i a n o i u n n u s m u r y . Yt,rk u„.h(.mr jH tl> again The car ran over him. Murvi!-. and Wondei. Or* hard |,j|, ,\|j rate 1 ’ Tr per word, minimum per Amazon, taking photognphs of in Oct idler wherr'hy all theological rfid groin gt« i bin Fli-e RIGA. Sept 22 German fur < r u s h i n g Ins skull ami b r e a k i ng Bluebell ii's, Plum Cheriles \ T F N N A , Sept 22 Rep*irts are students preparing for Holy Or­ Used very Ij, J 1charge 25 c cash with order. Write tils s houlder l it1 died a few hoiii- liiforn. il io n Florida Tested 1‘lallt* th*- Ilf*- and customs of the lo* a) fur complete rntq cord. dealers returning (rum Russia re i hi !» hi Du,: in*- p e l sonul d i ar y of ders in the Church of England will Indian tubes l at e, Nurset *. T'ampil, Ida. port that the p iospcrls tins -easi.a K I .<l l ' K H S A T TPIN TIC lN Pen Dr Stirling, who was formerly I rulin' , s j nu g " l e d out of Russia, be trained in tile right production R M on sand-clay ■ti>EV i c i i I m I s t o - K t n n l u g Di e s r e s t e s t ileexcellent for a plentiful supply aita* hod to tip* Smithsonian Iristt. w.i- i e*ent l y ngi - nf l ftir sale m and management of voice. IT D R IV E N O U T WORMS west of lamgwood, V e l q p m e n t In Ml nr l d- c' s h i s t o r y ; n are of squirrel skins, rs|i,,u,||v from Thes e documents ate b*;-, , lutdvn, excavated a number of In­ Vienna Airrudynthc sum of -$10 ,04)0 hits The surest sign of worms in * ini-{ t» ll PI • t *ntr r« ■I 1ft 44I • i f “ II high ridge land, halt mUHoin A o l l s r t i l g h w a i t o t h e Siberia, where liter*' is an excep­ dian ntouhns near St Petersburg m g I Milled t>* .Miiscmw s ia'ret set been secured to meet the expenses I*f V*t| • Hint nI'l" *« dren is paleness, lack of intercut hi I la-fn. flowingg w W w i J J tionally gooil crop o f nuts When r* F,ft h r r « l ti l o n A n . Inr l>r|r1u» nr-rikii# K i m m ' p e r u t o r s , but u|> the the |" f instruction. ■*HHi I'H* 1111 1 11r ill II ' carl) this year. As a result of i f i' Teachers will be > » River; 60 ncred m l » l « H a y M n r t^ d ; q u a r t e r m i l l i o n ever nuts grow abundantly, aver play, f ret f illness, Vnnnhlc appe­ .«( .ttil r.l I I. •i«l.i ni esent tliex have failed t*> find assigned to train in voice producthese labors he was abbto report tite, pu king at Ihe nose and sud Kf snlendid cultivation; d o lla r opf*ra b mi nit under r-nuntrue* lm> s*f I »* i * III b* t •J• the furriers, there n*c always Tin- a p a r t me nt s of several , tion and elocution to the end that Ihe dlsioxeiv of riew method- of Dn ni ,i Ih» i *■ nilnk* ,iL5 ) I 1•• •fell stinting m sleep When these r cultivation with a li n n : t w i i Tnllll.int bclfipr «i**-nt on plenty of squlrn Is lil h k l i w n v ; p r m t f k t rbuiir** f»tr live ,, Indian burial, umi Various interest­ anti Soviet Russi ans in Vienna, J nil clergymen is* tntig lit to read " ( m |iI n i ii l « v f i l l ' l l * and ready to subir- , di'V^liiptrpi symptom* appear d is time to fo (-Pi In mi Krmind i if In i llll Berl in, W a r s a w , ami P r a g u e have I and preach with "clearness, sym­ ing ti mis x*f pot tel v The nut crop t hi inig'lmut Russia give White's Cream Vermifuge. A gu modern 7 loom I f Im il. U'rhi* Ik* vidopru i»iif D epart*' 11 I*• ftlllll* T ••fill ll' It II. 1H been sear* bed, but, without avail is said to be bet let than in many few doses drives out the worms pathy und reverence.” e wuter works, plumb- j me nt T b e P**nnneola Nc*wn -It* "1 lMii.lt r i f I 'iiMit nit* r T It*- S-i Ilf ol aj It* t Hf siies, outhouses, tenant • WKSI' V 11t 0 1NIA F13i rk nhur w Tb « years, tine deulei abun- has (>ta*’ed and puts the little one oil the road I' M1’ t Samuel Ralston Says K E Y WEST, Sept, 20 The new I'M .1. i 1M nil * Tu S n it f t .1 age. tlttlt two year old t'lm k Mbiirjr Kximnrnt mm nIni nil ordei for 050.(100 squirrel pelts, to ht nlth again. While's Cream • ;i •s l .l fit ' I l ‘ *l I' l l municipal golf links on Slock Is­ for winter Oelivery. Must t,f these Vermifuge has a record of fifty rnf>rnirik‘ Ih’*u « nge Iters, 20.00(1 sou r I ih’1mtlnkf SundM) Democrats W ill Win til |I,If N■« III 11*■ •■* I*n lam) has tic* n formally opened by will he made into women's coats in years of successful use. Price 35c. ■f them ready to bud. 1 c e n t |ie r W fin t. in In I in ti nt 3 4e \V l( 11PH H Till, h H IP I Mill f .t i r See the New the golf committee, win, announce' (*' II U11i I * "111 f I I. ' •m i f..r dairy and poultry 'T O REACH B U Y E R S or sellers of] Lcipsie, and some will )„- s o l d in S o l d b y U n i o n P h a r m a * INDl \N'AP<*Llb. Seol 22 Un ' tliat a summer rate for playing on 1 ba­ • ■ f l * t II I I i'll' till * f the Ullitetl Statetiii- $15,000 one-third | Florida real estate advertise in; I"4Tl aide to be with n.irm W Davis *>n the course lias been fixed at 50 i•lit III -t'nf f.n >♦ i is i n i < I II* i t i < I I I I I I ' I I I ' I I I I ' oil terms. luike Jcs’ the St. Petersburg Times. One cent In- : i qi tin nugli liidnma today and • *-nts* a day. effective from April I " I 111 "1 I It fM III* |'ll || >1*1» .-r I X I I I .11 I I I * I I I i l i t * I I T FOB WORK INI. MEN DELUXE , Inc., I-ojigwood, Fla. rent a word daily, two cents a word • \ D 1'*- 4 tumottow, t 'ruled Male-* Senator «»l’ (III: s I I TI nl I lu ll Hit. to Nov. Hit. From Dec. t to March Tin ia'ft of workers get oil 1 l. f •■*••!*in I \ *** 1i «;i i \ x x ri t u n * i :n i x nt > * in x Samuel Ralston sent him u letter I PLANTS FOR SALE Snnd a vs. * n rtf t b P ( M r t ’ t l l ! +‘ i •mi r*,rl* 30. Ih*- rate will he $1.25 a day A i x * ii s x * i : h i id greeting and will w i -I ii-h m llaml Wakefield. ( ’. D " 'D O Y O U W A N T to buy or sell They when the 11v,-i fall* to it c 1 U f \1• .'-I. C H E V R O LE T » Ml It t ml b I,(I 1*11* uii fee of $3.' permits one to play the to t ' mpin Ito, 1.1 " Iv k fee! languid, half J i r I f I i hi h i w tin h he preiltcted that us in P.D2 >i’IH around iVlottroe; Phone 21112. 1 anything?" If so advertise In ■‘Mm ' and discouraged and think .hi. *U Du' iiiuritry would tinu to the II m r k ii ftir n few Mltnrrn the "Gainesville Sun." 1 * i ttlut ' i f i l it I I •' f |l|.4 fit**. 1 *i ft 1 ; J ' they ore getting lazy N.-gll i t *3 lit \ You’ll He Surprised • I I A 1 II i.N 11* ini•* riiti< party foi safe amt pio f n*|*ti |v • WX* lim i Duse syni|itoins might icsolt in a 1 *. \.» 1 ' fl 1 • 1M U " l . i*.', il M i i I In 1 11 W rung Place Defendant tin a AI tVKKTISINf* g*-ts results if it gre-siv*Idniiei ship. s 1 r ■ t • A 1 ■ 1i .'! 1t H,| l| mi nt A. i’ll inini»it null |ir«% »* H lend t one ) ".)i,slice! Justice! 1 reaches potential buyers. Pa- sick 1 pel I, the. More the sensible A s k , w > Ii;h,4i .iillh ii iJf tha Ai t8 k *J.)" •■!♦.1 h . *r ,x«»! .•I ■>11IIH! I f • ,* in* * demand m-t c e ! " fill*I n.<nI* lutka Daily News is circulated In course is to take a d**s,- <*i lw*> of \\ . . k H .1).H|. 1*1. Fit.*- Kith I h l . < u,» ’J'*. *»4 1 1V 2U Home Seekers Swell . I Uftl SitpU i Judge- "Silence! The defendant 4 nlufft. an industrial and agricultural sec- llerbine. It is jmst tin- metlicinei F Ml* K i t t l 11• Fl 1 1! A * "i a h •' Hint Si • San Juan Garage N..\ J * 11 |•14141 • I «l III 4nil riiuIi ii ml <v 1 n wdll p|eu-e , erneinhcr that he is in 1tion.____________ j needed to purify the system an*i ..I illniorn, Population of Tampa II*. ,»l x luimrtt l|r f r IMIu ||I H lest m othe vim and ambition of a court room." Team Work. lor*. II ST. AUG UST! N E, F L A — St. health. Price tide. Sold by Union If lilt IT if fMl If ti ii > ill her 1ft 11 U M TI T%I \T K119*7nV:r•> IANI TH IU-MI MHTCIIOTNH > > P Or.T.I T i n - A It nl*Iter t '«». (I if* f • Mij il II t H !■* ifi'tiil 111 nil ^ Johns Uounty is reachi>*l through Pharmacy. TAMPA. Sepl 22 Tampa’ o r t i i i -; u r M .11 41 m %1 1 n ; * |*.i r 11* ■ 's 1 l.i Ini 111 m Inl i-r * hi f* 11 iitln ' i ' l l k«4(i* A o i l ( «». o r i i i k hi Ai r. o r i i o iiim a . .the St. Augustine Evening Record. j [lopubitloli is lie,he swclleil by t lu­ ti inI »■id*m *' t I I I * f *41L. t n 1i i i i 1}* I ' r. i M. «| j 11 • r In til * 1!•( w m Aii 1 11 h .h i 111 ^ -111 | \ 111 11 Ih Iimi i nv rd • n lliril I VV ll ■tl ti x of homcseeker#, x a m i : ro il m u u * im x |Quick res nits. Two cents per word Imt lh*‘ f ' 11' kH4III |n»riAi Hurt 4•f To X I’nitl i T i e r A It i i l d i r r . ( I ' MM 1N11■*I ) h tin rl l .iirtJuttl Hiimuh Itarntiail Sample copy on rouuest. ’ stotk is not negletting its share II. n h N<» IHX Ih*' * t Ii *lii> o f *«* ffli II Anki tt S.iriiti J Auk* w S* H i l l \ n 17227 f* IJ It i i i u r , A .1.1 1*ii**► V\ « 1*k n Jumi*j111 Flu * k 1*11. 11*- j ni x a i» m«i too* m»**i f.tni * •*» I ill aiding tile city's growth l *»*t*.* 11Hi i'll l i*f i hr I til I' tliir, »*’ KIIII I 41411a amt Ii.ih iti.ii!«* r o o m for August birth totals was l .H mi l) * • .* t * iiitn*hvII l»*. i.i i" ii I*"Inr*i j* 11 11••it, v A ( ‘tarn' unit’ I ID, 4*tv in nt> iflTli *rk j i P(• 1 1 * i«l tun J ii F lax ti* * 'I hf IfH iit* In H I'li nt 1 'f Mb*' f»r 1 it h**r w t*r. In amt H.pl *. !*•!! NOTHING MivE. IT ON EARTH. set, vital statistics show, when 15',) in * Ml'(lHliu** Vklltl til w Mi! 1*1 vv It HI I M 1In Until II **I * I llll ft *•I l|r»«T Itii'it N . flier In lit f i l l ) JJH 4 II H ull IbiL r r i m , children were born. There were * 411 ** r m t * m * ‘ **ii I h * f u l l stn H i k *1 •• hf .ill pm I ten utii 1 111 1 hi ; Inin « n t un I Irnricr B Kl I \m*it **f I »%letl** Pint* %u r a r r l i - n , f * » m ii iu i« a m i ' Tho new treatment for torn flesh, lt|4i. v%11«i, i<n I (*I v 21*. I'»^1 iMitilr lit I Ul4 "If Itliff t* ihMT'lMi'lt, M .1 8" t 11•• <|1 »*t ••!*•*r t V 8,41lllilit"1 In Si-ini 75 deaths during the month, twelve M" I* (DU lit %. Fl 4)r 141ii 14* Vi It il i4t* it Mill Hint M hvtin -I Nit o 17327 f**r of them non residents, cuts, wounds, sores or larerutions M * » mr n l **4itj I " t i f v Fred R. Wilson *l**i'vuittnl **r 4*| iitprW t»t llll S U A . r . f Hi I. I i"n 2 T " « n h It 11* , H i i l l i ' l u r ( u. It* tt s w 1**!) *.f s w »4 . f N \\ ». ' tt (»* f 1 1 1 1 • i 1 11 i|«hi t I I m * i 1 I,tint | that is doing such wonderful work t < 4 | rui* •Si'i* 11. T|» ”t'*i 11ii ! » m s m «■ M • H ft ATTOUNKY-AT LAW n H K uiih• olirlitr | «i, I " U I I I ) t.f S i f i i l i i ' l n u m i S t a f f 1 \ tVi n if *I IUr 4 .f 1141f nt 14 . 11 fl S i d ; f r \\- Tam pa Ban k( lea rings i idl.in IntH ill* in flesh healing is the Bomzone hi I'irnt National Hank Hldgl**m»l l , r o | i r f r t n i 1 i , i . The Mil It he wh Press -•-Mtin Him) r pit I t If il Ul I I> 41•' ;t‘i » ft Th* 84)1'l.1 iai.it 1*i ) 11M ai8 ■ niliki’ Tti r it ♦ Pi f• ■*f I •- 4 M it 11 | 41in Mi I h j* ( iy. t| H H f ' 11I •, H X •• taint al> \i ilr I . •! at th*- «tint* . f Ihr iHxtj.JIti i t f liquid and jiowdcr combination ll*tl (’llllltl In Sanford, ----------Florida Phone 417-1.3 Gain Nearly Million 4I k u I$. < * ii n m o n find « , r r 4 4 f | 1 I 4 • 4 k T tt . " . I \ ! Ill .4I 21 I l H11. Il 4• t i lllntl. lit thu nil nit' " f J treatment. The liquid Horoy.<»n« \ *' rD»r«l i** f •» • Wrlnka Bldg., Sanford, Fla. *' l •* T u r n r 2 | .tiitl t-'tiui t I» t.f A • 1 11 4 r \ ali * 4 * 4 H a 1 4 1 t"*-r 4 ' | J * '1 It..!. JM S“ f»f ’•‘1 1 1 is n powerful antiseptic that "|tIir| *»tfi| I l n u r . l,rl I *>f <hi 111» 1 1 * T A M P ' . . Sepl 22 F oi In<nr f «i. lies the wound of all poisons und I'liilmutil non . • 11*11 I e l. .X T r l , week ending Sept ui, 'J.inipu'I *ui !i *t Mil's* infectious germs, while the Koto DR. R. M. W E L S H ° M I i i*» m r l i r r . tiunk ileuiingc showed un increase zone powder is the great healei 1 1,," ' f 1-1rhuntcr of almost a million dollars over if <•**1 GRADUATE VE TE R INAR IAN *1 1||k | There is nothing like it on ear' ' xvmuio the *u n expollding week of last klii.ll, g h r c o r r e c t for *j>ted, safety and efficiency i j-i,,h ,|j* Aoom 205 Cunrad Building George A. DeCottes Imi i h.* i i r l r r o a n t l r d * n l» »* year. * louring house tlguies show Price (liquid) 30c, do. and $1.30 , ..... Phones: Office 20. Horn* 21 ........... *»r p r r f r r r r d . T*dal clearings were $3,54,8.4128.77 Powder 30c und (»0c. .Sold by U n-, 1 Atlorney-nt-Ig*w J- A. Ml.A IHC, DELAND, FLA. com pin *-<l to $2.(158,837,(33 fur ttie ion Pharmacy. Orlfiiidw, n o . l ui P ro m p t. K f fl d n n t Carter Lumber Company FLO R ID A— UK LAN DO— Orlando N', l.nuiel b t . _ Phone 5115__ innrnng Sont'nel; largest classi­ H I L L L UMBER CO. House of m ^ rtt* " t t BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD PRINTING Over Seminole County Dank By GEORGE McMANUS Hun ford, ----------- Florida Elton J. Moughton AH CIIITECT First Nulionul Dank Bldg. Sanford, ----------- Florida Sanford Novelty Worka v. C. COl.l.kII P r*». CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Cf i r ul Ik s * aatl BUI Wwk BIT c n a a t n lil tlrest ■ ■ ■■ 11 ............. —1 Seminole Maffile Co. M arbl* and Q ra n lu from alt duarrlaa. liest of quality and workmanship. W r‘U tor iatsat daslraa. c. u. T im ia s . lu lw * . KUlUa f , O. B o M l, Pkaaa MS ______ tr.'T 'W 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 22, 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 22, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e9b74429d578c37f47725157c4377a81.pdf f91305bba95b148fd960b8daa868e107 PDF Text Text day. H ighest Ter Lowest ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER Injunction Lodged A gainst Ferguson GROM UV 17 1 pistrfcts N o t Heard From; Death l o l l N ot at Its Maximum _ *in and l Minnesota H it f. Three Reported in W isconsin; More injured SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS ~ SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924. Election For Issue O Prince Starts thq Presses ENTER L EQUALLING A U S T IN , Texan, Sept. 23.— ' Counsel f o r C harles M. Dick­ son, plniiitllT, In a n Injunction cane, seeking lo disqualify Mrs. M iriam A. F e rguson, Demo­ c ra tic candidate. rf or .governor, p re p a re d today t n introduce evi­ dence and present, a r g u m e n ts in s u p p o r t o f i$h<| contention th a t M rs. F e r g u s o n ’s n a m e should bo kept-'off t h e N ov e m b e r b a l­ lot. 1 . lU i'ili Three Dianrmntnenl Conference la Assured If Three or Four Great Powers and 10.Others Ratify Pact, Public Today for MRS. SWEETIN IS CITY COMMISSION WillCityProvide'Funds Jail, Municipal City Pav­ IMPLICATED WITH LETS MUNICIPAL Cemetery, ing and Sewerage MINISTER IN PLOT HALL CONTRACT ARGENTINE FLIER World Conference DELAYS JOURNEY To Cut Armaments United States To He Invited To Participate in Meeting Whkh Opens In Geneva The Two Poison Their Hotter Ls Awarded to Gerbrick Com­ pany of Jacksonville; May Halves in Order to Get Mar­ Begin Construction Within ried; Her Confession Comes the Next Two Weeks After Minister’s Confession Chekiang Governor Asks 7jinnl to' Pompano Flight To Shanghai; Gen. Chang’s Ar­ my* Captures Chaoyang Embodies Total Sum «f/ $325,000 BKKLTN, Sept. 23.—G erm any will in the h e a r f u tu r e m ake e f ­ fo rts to e n te r the Lbagifu.pf N a ­ tions on an -equal footing wjth the g r e a t pqwqrs, it wns officially a n ­ ,?AUU SpL 23.—Thd A fte r consideration for a period M O U N T V E R N O N , III., Sept. S H A N G H A I, Sept. 23.—The nounced today iu n corttmunjnuo isof two weeks of the bids received (toll of Sunday’s storms sut-d nt the close of fhe cahinoL 23.— A fte r nil night vigil Mrs. Elfor th e erection of the new m unici­ Unain and Minneaota f lig h t of M ajor Pedro Znnni. A r­ meeting. slo Sw eetin confessed this m o r n ­ pal building, the City Commission If th te e or four of the g re a t powing th a t she wns im plicated with nt its m eeting Monday ufternoon [reached 59 and contin­ g e n tin e world flier, to Shanghni from Hong Kong w here he nrrived o.-s—G r e a t Britain, F rance, Italy, Bv n majority of over three; | Rev. I * w r e n r e M I light in the aw arded the contra c t to th e G. Goruation in many diatricta J a p a n — wiiich huve p e rm a n e n t i plot to poison her husband and hrick Company, of Jacksonville. inti a half to one the munici­ the fonr that the fig- yeste rd a y , has been postponed as seats on the council of the league of I Mrs. Might in orde r th a t she and The top hid of this company was pal bond issue providing [might be further in- re su lt of n communication from nations, nnil 10 other sta te m em ­ the m inister could he m arried, thus 13-1,410, the first a lte r n a te $1,100, G eneral I.u Y ung H siang, Chek­ funds to the amount of $325,­ [ confirming the confession m ade by the second a lte r n a te $660. bers of the league r a tif y the p r o to ­ ia n g governor, u r g in g postpone­ col of a rb itr a tio n and security 000 for of* a rau-t The Prince of Wales took a hnrnl in giving New Y orkers the I Wight yeste rd a y . A f te r the bids were opened nt r . .the .. erection ~ mting through the day m e n t because of the wnr. A rre ste d y e ste rd a y evening nt the m eeting of the commissioners n iC tp n l j a i l , t h e which vyus made public Monilny, world’s news the other day. He sta r te d the presses rolling ip the p a v i n g Of reports come in, the her In a home she s te a d fa stly d e ­ two weeks ago, they were refurred tttrocls around and adjoining there will open a t Golieva qn J a n e plant of the New York Tribune. H ere he is seen pushing the button TO K IO , Sept. 23. — G eneral lf>, 1025, n g r e a t iutarqali-jpnl c*>n nied any p a rt-in the plot hut broke to City Architect Elton .1. Moughthnt sta rte d them rolling out the edition. A t his side is John L-'.l of Sunday's sto r m s in and Wisconsin Btood to- C hang Tso Lin’s a rm y ra p tu re d ie re n e e for th e reduction of a r m a ­ down tliis m orning a f t e r being ton. C ity E ngineer F re d T. Will­ city property, the extension Lynch, pressroom forem an. three score persons, w ith Chaoynng, town in n o r th e r n Chihli ments. closeted in a cell with a m inister, iams, and City M a n a g e r W. B. o f t h o present sewerage svaof tho la tte r s ta te b fn rin g province, th is m orning, according s ta te 's a tto rn e y and new spaper Williams, to he considered a s to tem nnd the improvement and The United S ta te s , like G erm any, men. it of the havoc. to a dispatch from Mukden. tin- reliability of the com pany benutifirntion of a municipal c e m ­ Russiu, and o th e r non-m em bers of With tlie arre st Monday night of m a k in g the bid, the sum of the e te ry wns carried in the election dead in W isconsin had tlie league, has been invited to p a r ­ Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, of Inn, twelve c o n tra c t and w hatever else they here Monday. A total of 414 ner* S H A N G H A I. Sept. 23.— F ifteen ticipate in the conference, the p r o ­ 63 Sunday n ig h t, while miles soutli of here, ami an a d ­ m ight see fit to consider in regnrd sons, innluding ’both freehffdera ct» total rempined a t five hundred reinforcem ents for the g ra m which will he prepared under mission by the Rev. laiwrelice M to awarding- the c ontract. A t ye s­ and non-freeholders, cast ballots. continued isolation of Chekiang troops defending S h a n g ­ the direction of th e lengue of n a ­ flight, m inister of Inn, thnt he had te r d a y s ’ m eeting the committee Wisconsin com m unities hai from the a g g re ssiv e K inngsu tions council. A lthough tiie total sum of the poisoned his wife and had bought recommended that the Gerlirick hid bonds of this isuse is not nearly ) fenr tha t the list in th a t nrm les w ere sent u n d e r cover of The long a w aited protocol dra ft so la rg e ns some of the issuci c a r ­ (jght he f u r th e r increased, d a rk n e ss S unday night and Mon­ wns presented officially Monday Fwu Hundred Thousand Folks prohibition Commissioner He- the poison that had been a d m in is­ be accepted. tered to Wilford Sweetin. late h u s ­ day m orning into the front linos Upon being asked when con­ ried h e re to fo re , it has been pointed j work wires p e rm itte d only d u rin g th e n ig h t tim e lull in the to the commission on d isa rm a m e n t band of the a rre ste d woman. Stnty Are to Attend Ceremonies lieves Representative Had struction of tin- building will begin, out by m a n y prom inent citUt-nt messages to trickle out of lighting. by tile "big tw elve" composing the A ttorney Thompson to n ig h t war I the c ity engineer sta te d th a t the that it is one of the m o st im p o rta n t at Clover Field at 2 o'clock No Right Make HtrongCiger Mtated countryside in sect milking every effort to connei t the onlrnctnrn a r e anxious to begin ever voted on in Sanford. I t Is b e ­ W ith the men who were sent p a r ­ sub-com m ittee ami speeches were ' central a n d n o rth e rn W is­ made by Dr. Kdourd Benes of two deaths. The Rev. Might, ill work nt once and th a t ground may­ lieved by those in a position to ticularly to positions in the * rail W A SH IN G TO N . Sept 23. l’roSANTA MONICA, Cal .. Sept. 23. , gradually swelling the list w ay se c to r” — K iating to llw n n g tu Cxecho-Slovakiu; A r th u r H eader- The city wns groomed today f o r ' hibition I 'o m n n s s iu iu r Haynes, in jnil here since last Friday, con­ be broken within the next two know th a t the e x e p e n d ltu re of iiualties and aenuing sending into ? lt,es ana mu , lo l e n g t h e n the lines son, Knglund; Signor Schunzer, It a form al sta te m e n t late Monday, fessed today. T he sta te a tto rn e y weeks. The com pany's business is funds for th e four projects includ­ tiie re tu rn of tinglobe-circling a i r ­ announced thnt Might had a d m in ­ hjrures the e s.im a <- > , mol|t s t a c k e d . w e nt n num ber of uly; M. Boncour, France, and M. men who on last St. P a tric k 's Day declared th e re could be no doubt istered the poison to his wife and r a th e r r.lnck ju st now, said Mr. ed in the issue will do m ore f o r th e 7 damage. Williams, sad for thnt reason it is development nnd g ro w th o f th is machine guns, m ountain guns and I’outlet, Belgium. that Keprcser.tutive John Hill, i f set out oil a round-the-w orld flight thnt it was he who had purchased expected thnt const ruction will be city than a n y th in g thnt has b#4n The newest d r a f t wns presented the m any dead, perhaps field pieces. tv>, Baltimore bail violated the prohibi. , . the poison to hu adm inistered to im pressive circum stances Glover Field, where they nri il number su ffe re d injuries, Iteliahle re p o r ts received from under done here in somo time. .... i i ' utiuntiv ■„ 1land at 2 o'clock this a fternoon, is i lion str m le s in making cider which Sw eetin. It rem ains unsolved who rushed. ie* of aid directed their the south Monday m orning de­ all the d elegates sittin g silently « The building, as pointed out l«y i J inl„ „ „f rose* g a i S l l i * r - . m t l y announced i iitly announce! had an n l c For tlie a p p ro p ria tio n of funds, gavsSweetin the poison that was th e ir places and were a w a re of ^ ^ ^ ^ |w r l (>f S o u lh ,.r « , .. Mr. Molighton, will have h a n d s o m e 1 all day tow ard th e work clared th a t L ung H siang, com­ s tr e n g th of 2:75 per cent, for the municipally owned and con­ found tn bin stom ach liv a chemist , gi\ iiiR surgical a tte n tio n m a n d e r of the defense nrmles, who ta k in g p a r t In a historic m eeting California. Two hundred thou- j challenging tlie commissioner o a f te r the exhum ation of the body appearance from all four sides. E s­ trolled cem etery, th e vote w i s 321 pecially, he said, will it la* a t t r a c ­ ■any injured and finding h a s declared he will capture N a n ­ destined p erhaps to direct the sand are expected to a tte n d the preset Ule him. on the (lav the cle rgym a n wus tive to the people coming iii on the for nnd !H a g a in st. By v lr tu a of lor those m ade homolesa. king before he voluntarily gives world definitely into the p a th s of ceremonies. A grrc on Action. taken into custody. lioats and to tin- people seeing It this a ffirm a tiv e vote. Sanford Will su in W isconsin a ro u n d up the fight, h a s 10,000 reserves peace. The elem ents did th e ir best Mr Haynes said n del mite course America's round the world fliers All N ight Grilling from Park Avenue, it is said tha t s o t ill b pend * 1 0 .0 0 0 for the Im­ a t Owen th a t Vie heavy ready for action along tho Shank- to record the hour, for a violent re tu rn e d Monday to Rockwell Fi« l.jo t act mu had been agreed upon oy Tiie m inister's confession came the citv now owns the entire block provement und beautification o f th u n d e rsto rm broke over the city. \A for th e re th e storm h ai-H angchow railw ay between authorities and the e a il) this m orning a f t e r ‘an all from r u lto n Street north to the land recently purchased by the City Tl„. nr,,Incut nrovides a tdun of * San Diego, from which they took tin prohibition . lira com m unication w ith Kunkinng and H ashing, ,1*J° p.r o t °5BI p., , , I otT last March sUirt on th e ir d e p a rtm e n t of justice. N either Mr. night vigil in the sheriff’s office lake and from Park Avenue west t'otnmiaidnH for the sum of 4300. n p a r ts and autom obile lrip . - llayr.M or the d epartm ent of ju The reserves a re supplied with a r b itr a tio n for disputes of w ha twhore the prisoner was quci'Uimed. to the tracks of the A tlantic l'i>nst It is Huid th a t tiie r ity will be r e ­ found th e ir p ro g re ss im- tr a in s to move them on sh o rt no­ ever n a tu r e ; i t nlso provides secur As if to give good m easure to »n ' Me* however, would discuss what Retail lit ■ , . T ftylb the biUe. of Xavurrd Lina JBMroad. This, it is pointed imbursed for this expenditure by ities for c o u n trie s like F ra n c e and tree-atTewn h ighw a ys and tice should it prove necessary U» cofftSe woulu be ioMoweil. pnwvftges o7-The m in iste r’s dead out, gives adequate room for both the sale of lots tn Improved tract*, achievement, ulready heralded fai B e l g i u m by a u t h o r i s i n g , r e g i o n a l I MOahnuU. r use them to p r e v e n t a possible Ml. Hill, who bus In-ell elidcavol- w(ff. have p io tn p l.d the city hall and the new jnil build­ to Sanford residents. t w ind and ra in sto rm s drive to th e south w ith T slngpu, or accords, s tip u la tin g th a t they m ust and wide, the fliers got in ahead ing to obtain a n ' a u th o rita tiv e rul * | | i K|it to deviate fn.m bis otlii-i The vote for the a ppropriation I generally over Wisconsin, tn block a sudden shift on any of oe open covennnts and quite d e f i­ of the announced • schedule, (IlNHp mg mi tin legality of home made wlst. .(,,,<.,,1 a ttitu d e and to "m ake ing und leaves space for an a t t r a c ­ or t h e sum of 1100.000 for th e p a y ­ tive park on either side. part of a large crowd nitely a r r a n g e s for u conference I pointing ta and the D akotas, apd the fighting fronts. ting The municipal hull will lie tin ing of stre e ts utootid und adjoining for the reduction of a r m a m e n ts . j w h u h wns assem bled to cheer them 2.75 pet cent fruit juices, in an- „ ,.1(.a|l )>r«.ant „f ,t." southw ard into nor*hern T he c ru ise r H uaaicbow , princi­ nouiH-ing ins "cider p a r ty " for las*. j n telling of the • ircumstances ished in stucco and will lie of h city property, such as arocund T w o Prom inent Clauses. [ •; |„. m in o u n n d plan is for tl Ithi e n tire distric t s u ffe rin g pal vessel of the g rouu which d e ­ S a turda y, declared th a t "anybody , „ f |lls wife's death, the sta te s at S panish a rchitectural design, ne- s c h o o l buildings and purks, was i314 From the sta n d p o in t of in te re st | i,, resum e Tuesday the ir ti p to trees, some corn crops se rte d the Chekiang course earlier, who w ants to help me force l*»o t• v aiuiounci'd the clergym an cording to tin- plan* tl is plnnm-d I f or und OH a gainst. City Engjneef clauses stand ' tow ards Seattle, th e oflicial start hibition i oinmissioiier H aynes to m communications, r e tu rn e d to th e W angpoo, ( S h a n g ­ for A m ericans, tw« One (hat In- had given bei to have all Of the city offices ami l-’i ed T Wilburns sta te d r a c a n tly . perm its ing point of the flight. They > prom inently. d St. Paul the grind a t ­ hai h a rb o r) late lust night. It was out testify for 2.75 per cent beer and ,,„isoi, so that he could m a n y Mrs. an auditorium with a se a ting c a ­ that hero are a number of s tre c tsi velocity of 80 miles an reported th a t the crew of the rruis- s ta te s nun-m em bers of the league pcdcil to leave for Sartla Monica is willing to la k e a i bailee of ar Sweetin In bis unilv confession, pacity of 1,000 in the building. The ndjoimiig municipal pro p e rty which mil the result was .cell in e r refused to jyin the enemy fleet to adhere to the protocol of a r b i ­ about noon le st, is invited In lliS|iis t and Gy I however, the s t a t e ’s a tto rn e y Hind, jail building, sta te d Mr Mnughton. a r e to to- paved ami for wl ■hich- no hlockuded by uproot id a t Nunkinng, and forced the ship's tra tio n and security. This clause At 10:34 |M a. in . Lieut Lowell •i g b i " " ol the cider, w h im h the pllsoiH-i bud usei-lted be bad I will harmonize with the rity hall. provision hud been made. It is said serves as a c orrollary to Article Sm ith, cnminaiulci of the sipiailt-oi. made from apples giuw n i.n fallen fences and signboards, officers to r e tu r n to Shankhui. It will include the iminicipnf r n u it tha t the allotment for th« sirftfctt 17 of the covenant, whereby non | dropped tin- wheels of Ills a u < r a lt p ro p e r!> lie i linlleiigi-d tin- pi-In adm inistered the poimii to relieve room, adreds of broken windows. he said. In- wife of her pain and pun w ag w ill adequately c a rt m em ber s la te s are perm itted tern | : Thorp region in Wisconon the ground of hi-tu n c Rockwell lit loll i .lulillssioliel to have him U. 8. M arines R ead). I’rchmiiiury resolutions for the for tlie city's portion of payulcnka. II, nl .o had uilmitted. the stilt* ' ­ p ula lily to a ssu m e the obligations Field, anil l.leut. Erik Nelson, the til rested m concede tha t hi - cohtch srea seven miles southw est attorney' said, that he had giv, n paving of a num ber of stre e ts SA N DIEGO, Cal., Sjept. 23.— T here were fewer votes a g a in st town extending from 12 to The fourth regim ent of m arines ,,f m em bers in tin- league'in case of wingma: • ' Sm ith on tin- i-rilnc 1lolls w ile lust It led , the poison to Sweetin in a glass of w ere approved by the commission. I bcrxIeiiKlnll of tilt* sew erage 5 J’tdispute with leuguc m em bers and , toward Owen, was swept j horo | u.|d j„ remliI woi Id voyage. Iii ought ins ship to Tliny were as follows: I ‘a r t ) N o t M o b - s l e d . i w liter. tern th a n any o th e r of the foul III! mu it) spots over a width ness fo r duty in China, it was an subm it then case t<> ini|uiry by the ! the field at 10.34:51. followed !•> Tenth S tre e t, Myrtle Avenue projects. With 330-votea fo r and The p a itv . which was attended This p a rt of the confession how council. T he protocol clause pro t<> 400 feet. More thun 30 nounced Monduy. ul 1 1 1 35 o'clock by about l.hllil g uests, was n it ever, w a s repudiated la te r III the went to Flench Avenue, a width of only 7 Pagainst. it was pointed out ” " | Lieut 1.i i g h Wad .. ith's Mother Greet* llim. vidcs thut non-member sta te s can i were in the storm path 24 feet; Third S tre e t from Mill th a t the people of Sanford showed Sm molested and Monday s s ta te m e n t afternoon. It was then the minis accept the protocol "so as to a s ­ Creek west to I’ecan Avenue, a they ore he artily in favor of doing Amid Hie crash of a band, tin- was the f i i ' l indication that iCti nl ter a dm itted th a t he made that ad Gen. Lu’s S tatem ent. sure a specific solution of con I cheers of spectator* and the loin was contem plated. It was, issuisi. tamed burns, razed houses w idth of 24 feet instead of 1(5 feet; uwuy with existing undesirable (Continued on page (1) S H A N G H A I, Sopt. 2 3 — ReitcrV Diets with signatories of the prut of the propellers as Lii-ut. Smith In- said, " iii reply to num erous re lhattyrod out-buildings on atlon if his determ ination S ixth S tre e t from P alm uttn Ave- conditions in certain sections &L . to p ro s­ nue east to C ypress Avenue; Union the city. Il has been repeatedly us turnm' readily e**-> lined ecute the present • civil w a r until ocol." | taxied to a standstill, came a cry •luests for expression concerning Avenue from Pum p Branch east of shown 'luit this perhaps was the V) l o s s of lives, i from the lip* of Mrs. J a s p e r Smith tin- Hill case." he wins o r is decisively defeatod Lake View Avenue, widening to u most im p o rta n t object of tha bond farm houses In th e T h o rp w as expressed in a sta te m e n t is­ 'm o th e r of the woild flight com "T he prohibition unit,’- it stated, width of 26 feet; S ixth S tre e t from election. ■dini l l y in the p a th of the sued by Lu Y ung H siang, co m ­ mandi-r, "I want my boy!" "lias a t all tim es kept III c l o s e Mugnolia to P alm etto Avenue t o u sere not mpved on thcl> m a n d e r of the Chekiang arm ies deFrom his seat in the foil-ward t o m b with the activities of RcprtThe $165,000 providod for tb f w idth of 24 feel instead o f nine .lions, h u t the fre a kish cockpit. Sm ith, Ids grim e cover. I sentntive Jo h n I’hilip Hill in the S ha ngha i, through his sew erage extensions will ba UMd* feet. sent suction of wind face eagerly scanning tin- crowd, m a n u fa c tu re of wine and eider i-i A cting ns the Equalizing Hoard to place sewers and drains In ssVh the huildinga, te a r in g out si,vi his m other anil fa th e r wild Ins home. S am ples of both were At Monduy m orning's session of the City Commission gave filial a p ­ oral outlying sections **f the city, ow» and sm ashing furnt- G eneral Lu declared, "I will either ly waving tiny A m erican flags to 1taken and tcstisl und analyzed a t municipal co u rt G adner Miniard buttering, it is said, both hnalth : with only ntinor Injuries be in N a n k in g (th e provincial c a p ­ lie tim e of their mnimfucturv and wus urraigneil before Ju d g e J. G. proval of the following paving: and drainage conditions. Sewers, i t At its luncheon this noon the Ro­ lit tract hi* a tte ntion. Park Ave. from Hughey Street occupants. L eaving them , ital of his opponent, Chi Ehleh ta r y Club went on record as being , Jum p in g from the plune, Sm ith j depot*,ted with the d e p a r tm e n t of Sharon, c h a rg e d with possession to Fra n k lin S tre e t, a w idth of 24 wus learned, will be laid flraz in mi moved on to th e n e x t Y u a n ) o r I will be elim inated.” (Continued on page 0) (Continued on page 0) in fa vor of S a fe ty Week and e x ­ of intoxii uting liquor, found gu ilty , f,.e j ; Holly Avenue from Ninth 1th e places where Duty a re mpjit where it demolished rv e ry ” 1 t r u s t fully in the loyalty of pressing willingness to co-operate and filled $200 and costs by the S tr e e t to Goldslioro S tre e t, s u r ­ needed, a fte r which the other sec­ ta its path. all tho forces west of Shanghai in making it a success. This actum court or in default of naym ent of face lic a tin e n l, a width of 21 feet; tion* will he cared for. South Dakota, W a te rto w n re­ (w hore the principal fighting is followed u tulk by T. L. D uiiion, Four ill on the. . .ballot w as tha this sum to serve 00 days on the C S tre * ventral m i m i re r it ifrom m ih i iPark ai a /Avenue z n i iu i. , heavy dnntuge to th e sec- going on) und I do not doubt thnt president of the locul K lw anis Club to French Avcmn*, widening to 24 nuinicipal jml which Is to cost « • y stre e ts. ttth and east of th u t city. we will hold e W rv position a l ­ — the org a n iz a tio n sponsoring the T hirteen additional cases were fe e t; Poplar Avenue from F ir s t | |>r' ‘xmo*4e^ly $50,000 It is g tn o r ^ ly held thut the present all ia % th o u g h outnum bered five to one.’" th a t an c a p e r - j < a .MP PE R R Y <>., Sept '23 NEW YORK Sept 23 - J o h n W. ' a rra ig n e d , six of which were for (Continued on page 6) It All.ROAD 8 T (K ’K disgrace in Sanford and th a t a new D u tis and William G McAdoo a r e ] speeding. Idle $50 bond of Drum Except for »n occasional shot, ial e ffo rt is being made this w eek | Senator Sm ith W. |ir*«*kluii 1.1 hai one is absolutely necessary to the to discuss polities at luncheon to Hryunt. ch a rg e d with c u rry in g eon firing nad ceased on the fronts to minimize the number of tra ffic man of the D a ughe rty invesligai Hie SHINGTON, Sept. 2!i welfare and gro w th of the city, ing com m ittee today said lie bad duy in a conference to be held at ceuled weapons, wn* forfeited be n ear the city tonight. The foreign accidents occuring here. i 4 Florida Railw ay t m pgh se ttle m e n t w as quiet, the flurry of cause o f his failure to a p p e a r in A total of 322 votes were cost fo r wired S e na tor Axhurst, Arizona, the Democratic h e uduurte rs here. William Glynn, editor of the O r ­ iver today w a s glv.« 9 i i the jail und 87 a g a in st it. a few days ago, when it appeared lando Sentinel, was a visitor und the only m em ber of the commit to* Kn route buck to bis California court. Fines, costs and e stre a te d [by the I n te r s ta te ConiWfrce Corntrorc R ecently'tho county commission­ the enem y would advance on the gave a sh o rt tulk on u recent trip iii W ashington, that he might if h-* home McAdoo is expected to m ake bond* totaled $305. W A SIIIN G T O N , Sept. 23—The ers agreed to ro-operate w ith tha lion to acquire control of city, having passed. The cases us a rr a ig n e d were: abroad a t which time he visited the desired, call the com m ittee to g e th e r ball' a dozen addresses m behalf Hugh Bruton, speeding, c o n tin ­ Florida Eusl ('o a st Railroad Com- I city in building a ro u n ty Jail, to torn N orthern Railw ay by of Davis' cumpuign. various R otary Clubs of Europe. 11„ hear additional testim ony. ued to W ednesday; W. H. Swugu- pony today received authority cost approxim ately $76,000. »f the c apital stock. A m ong the clubs visited were thus** hy, speeding, $3 and costs or 10 from tiie In te r s ta te Commerce building, it is said, will t>4 b u ilt di­ ut London, P a ris and Mudrid. M r . 1 duys In jail; Joseph Gurciu, o p e r a ­ Commission to issue $25,000,000 in rectly behind the municipal •vp Glenn's talk was much enjoyed as tion of c a r on rim, $5 liond e s ­ cupital stock consisting of 250,000 on the lakefrunt property q f 1 IV. wus shown from the upplause ucshurcs to hi* delivered upon s u r ­ tre a te d ; E lijah W est, disorderly city. The object in combining | W A SH IN G T O N . Sept. 23.—The cordcd him. (induct, fined $5 und costs or 10 re n d e r and cancellation of u like two jails, it was Buid, is to do~M W alter Rhodes of Orlumlo also cotton crop' was forecast today a t days in jull, hut sentence wus su s ­ am ount of general m ortage income w ith having jails located in two * 12,61)6,000 e uivalent to 500 pound made u sh o rt ta lk on the possi­ pended; Joe Rivers, gam bling. $5 on five per cent bonds and to issue ferent sections of Sanford. «4 « O ver 05,000 A m erican A utom o­ It wus announced here toduy tha t Perhaps th e re ia som e­ hales by the D e p a rtm e n t of A g r i­ bilities of Sunford und Orlando. Ho the Floridu Automobile A ssocia­ bile to u rists will visit Floridu d u r ­ and costs or 10 days in ja il; Fred 6,000,000 of first and refunding I t has been sta te d by c ity offic­ one who would like to five per cent bonds to he sold a t iii c u ltu re Of this crop 2,262,000 b ro u g h t out the fact th a t the two ials tha t the bonds for the aracilo* tion, which is affiliated with the ing the coining winter, it is stated, Davis, disorderly conduct, c o n tin ­ buy it from you, but ru n n in g bales counting round as cities have unlimited n u tu ra l r e ­ American Automobile Association, and th r o u g h these people Florida ued to W ednesday; E arl Powell, not less thun 02 per cent par. of tho jail will be 6 0 lil a s soon don’t know you o re the speeding und reckless driving, $3 half hales had been ginned prior sources which, when developed, will possible so t h a t c o n stru c tio n may for u m em bership may secure |v u lu a h le a d v e r tis e ­ and ro sts o r 10 days in Ja il; Dan owner. Unlene you wi*h* t o Sept. 16, it w as reported. The m ean a g r e a t deal to the entln* is preparing m ent by w orking th r o u g h h e r a s ­ begin. I t Is said t h a t It 1$ * cam paign in this city which will be to keep It longer, w hy H ansel .speeding, continued to condition on Sept. 16 of the crop 3 ■ s ta te . O th e r visitors w ere Bruce JalaM » A to g e t tho ja il u n d e r cons directed by Se c re ta ry Jack H ughes sociation automobile clubs. wouldn’t you . La. he doing W ednesday; G adner Milliard, poain F lorida w a s 72 per cent normal Floyd and Coite HIU of Orlando I t wus learned th n t th e re a r e a p ­ soon a f te r the w ork on th e of the o rganization whose h e a d ­ ‘ eruso •mart thing to advei and fo re c a st In thousands of bales T o d a y ’s luncheon was the f i r s t q u a r te r s a re ill Orlando. proxim ately 1,000,000 m em bers in session of Intoxicating liq u o r ,'$200 al hall ls begun. it for talo a t a f a i r a n d costs o r 60 days in jail; w ill was 20. LONDON, Sept. 23^-A n SOS held in the new club rvont over Many people have today e Mr. W ulter W ight, who is tq tho association at present and m any Hill, d runkenness and in te rfe rin g price T m essage from u ste a m sh ip giving cd gra tific a tio n w ith th e lar the Seminole Cufe. Many m em bers work w ith the association in the new ones a re expected d u rin g the You m ight find a b u y e r , w ith an officer, | 5 und coats or 10 ' ra nford * * and' "Its posil- c a s t in favor of the of the organization have expressed cam paign sta te d this m orning th a t next few months. M r. W ig h t d a y s In Jail: FYiniandh W qster, ita name a s C and you m ig h t m ake ke big* tlon a s 60 miles qff the northw est s ta te they believe tlie im prove pleasure w ith the privacy of tho no m em bership w o rk had yet been sta te d t h a t the association Is con­ profits by bo doing. A t speeding, $5 bond e stre a te d ; John room and sta te th a t th e y like it done. W ithin tho n e x t few days, hq tinually going into new. fields in W o r th y , drunkenness, $5 and costa tip of Spain received la s t night, merits in eluded in th e issue enU rt-. *ny rate you would aoon much b e tte r th a n public places for said, as m any m e m b e rs us possible e f f o r ts lo eulurge and stre n g th e n o r 10 d a y s in jail; Drum B ry a n t, caused th e British s te a m e rs Or- ly essential to th e needs of Sanfuvd; find out how valuable sova and L eitrim , bound from A u s­ SA R A SO T A . Sept. 23.— Increased the holding of thyir luncheons. will lie secured in th is city. I it* organism lion. y*jur piece of land is. c a r r y i n g concealed peagon, $60 tr a lia to London, to ru sh to the a s a progressive city. telephone ra te s recently g r a n te d The association, it is said, will] A t th e next session o f the F lo r- bomid e s tr e a te d ; Robert A. CameMembers p re se n t p t tho luncheon Many big real e s ta te aid. It is believed to he a B ritish thill Pe u h ta u la r Telephone Com pany w ere: prulect ita m em bers a g a in s t auto ida le g isla tu re , it wus said, the run, speeding, $3 and costs or 10 transactions ha ve been vessel. will go Into effect here on October association will m ake a n e f f o r t u> mobile th e f t and th e im proper or lh* result of little H erd a y s in jail. George W. Brockhahn, H. C. D u­ 1. A nnouncem ent of the increased have a uniform tr a f f ic law bill, »!a want ads. J u s t think Bose. R. J. Holly. M. C. Haddock, illegal disposition of c a r s ; it is M E A N S AT CONCORD rate* follows th e hearing here on. E. F . Householder, W. M. Hoynes, w orking f o r un iv e rsa l good muds passed which is expected to* m ean u 0* the thousands of peo­ Aug. 81 by th e s ta te railroad com­ g r e a t deal to the m o to rists of th is th ro u g h o u t th e e n tire United ple who read th is .p a g e N A S H V IL L E , Sapt. 23.—U E d w a rd Higgins. C. E. H enrv, CONCORD, N. C., SepL 23.— mission a t which there was no op•very day. Y our m e ssa g e le tte will c a r r y so ptany G eorge W. Knight, A. K. K->y, IL S ta te s ; it will help to widely adver­ s ta te . GaBton B. Means, c e n tra l fig u re of l t i o n 't o the request of the telCHICAGO. Sept. £3.— W neat, A n y in fo rm a tio n , it w a s learned, channels, to them would ltj gll B. Lewis, F ra n k MacNeiU, Dr. 8. tise, th r o u g h various tho D a u g h e rty probe, a rrive d here s ta te s th a t it is doubtful .that one com pany fo r the revised S anford a n d F lo rid a cities where r e g a in in g the o rga niz a tion, c a n be December. 132H to 1 3 2 * ; Mav, la s t nig h t joining his wife and child idgo can be re-elected, Je probability he w orth Puluston, H. R. Stevens, Dr. R. E . schedules. U nder the new r a t a , while. . clubs h a v e been fo rm e d ; and it will obtained fro m Mr. W ig h t o r f r a m 138 to 130H. C o m , December, 103 Cox, Democratic sta n d a rd * single line business talephones will S tevens, S. O. Shinhoiser, B. J . advocate a n d w o rk f o r proper sign th e officea of the local C h a m b e r of to 103=)*. O ats, s t a r t e d unchanged, a t hla m o t h e r s home. H e refused | J.u»t phone 148 f o r ser1‘j 2V, said today. ... S ta rlin g , D. L. T hcosher, V. S. Vcrto discuss th e case, ............ c o st f 4 60 a m onth, single line r e s ­ 1 trice. December. 61. Com m erce. posting. n a y , nnd A. E. YowelL idence telephones 43*00* **•*?; -.wwy issue Declared One o f Most Important In History o f Sanford M W O R L D FLIERS H A Y E S INSISTS BACK AGAIN AT HILL VIOLATED S A N T A Ml MONICA WHISKEY LAWS J ................ . Gadner Miniard ls F o u n d G u i l t y Of P ossession Liquor Rotarians Endorse ....Safety Week Plan Of K i w a n l s Club D augherty P robers ,Davis T alks Politics May He R eassem bled1 To McAdoo at Lunch J Florida E ast Coast To Issue More Stock Forecast is Made of Cotton Crop fo r 1924 [at Do You W ant kr Your Lot? Florida Automobile Association To Campaign In Sanford For Members J? Cranford Issueu S.O.S. Message Last N ight Increased Telephone R ates Go Into Effect Cox Says LaFollette J Is Strong Out W est MARKET B »*, f t i l f l i i l i >• T 'fl I . . v.iAi.. **A- ■ • �____ ■ Npw Freight Tnriff That Wns Sought Would Hnsc All Thzotigh Rates on Com­ bination to 'Jacksonville « . . CITY N fcW S BrtlEFST R. II. Borg and R. L. Dean from Mr. a n d ' Mr*.' J o a Lee, lot 17 of W ellingtons addition t o th e city, of S a h fo rd ; consideration, $5.COO. E. E. W a lk e r from Mr. nnd Mrs. F r a n k Losslng, lot 18 of block **A” of S trln g fe llo w ’s sub-division; c o n ­ sideration, $1,000. M r. nnd Mrs, L. W. Byrd from Mr. and Mrs. J o h n W. W e st, sec­ tion 18, tow nship 21, ro u th nf r a n g e 20 c a st, containing 20 a c re s; con­ sid e ra tio n , $1,000. O RL A N D O , Sept. 22.— Shipper*, grow er* a n d m e rc h a n ts th ro u g h o u t penlnsoin Florid*, w ere keenly In­ te re ste d *nd g ra tifie d to te a m T huf*dny th r o u g h J . C u rtis RobinB I R T H S 'R E C O R D E D aonf,se c re tary o f the Grower*’ nnd I). C. P o tte r , Sanford, boy; Jo e S h ip p e rs’ L eague of th is city, t h a t D. G a r r e tt, Mellonvilte .Avenue, the llY anscontinental c a rrie rs of the boy; R obert Peacock, Snrrford, boy; c o u h try had filed a napplication G eorge nnd Mntlldn Hedfcrn, Sandfor, g ir l; Drew B. W a rre n , Lake . w i t h th e I n te r s ta te Commerce Com ­ Monroe, boy. an, w ithdraw ing the proposed __ / ' f r e i g h t ta r if f s , which sought to b ase all th ro u g h r a t e s to and from Florida points on the Jncksnnvill<!^combination, nnd which called f o r a r a n g e of percentage increases oVfr present ra te s o f from 12 and (Continued from P ngc 1) th r e e - te n th s to 20 nnd nine-tenths. The news o f th e c a r r ie r s ’ action lenccd in hum a n history.” Evidence All About t ’s w a s contained in a te le g ra m to Mr. , "The evidence of th is," he snid, Robinson, received from R. G. Phll- "is nil about us in our wealth, our silp, s e c re ta ry of the In te rn a tio n a l educational facilities, our charities, Applo S h ip p e rs' Association, nt our religious institutions, and in Rochester, N. Y., in which Mr. P h il­ the moral influence which we exert lip* lips - Advised th a t the counsel ffoo r on l bo world. Most of all, it is F lorrid id na c a r r ie r s had agre e d to bus s u s -­ a p p a r e n t In the unexam pled place pend th e proposals, provided such "'bleb Is held by the people who action m et tho a pproval of t h e ! } 0'*- O ur in h a b ita n ts nrc especialtr a n s c o n tin e n ta l lines, nnd th e f u r - 1 y *ro° ,,romoto th e ir own welt h e r s ta te m e n t thnt th e se c a rrie rs > They are unburdened by • t a, m eeting held W ednesday had m ilitarism . They a r e not called in str u c te d It. II. C ountiss, publisher upon to su p p o rt nny im perialistic o f tho ta r if f s , to w ith d ra w the s it designs. E very m o th e r can re st in lion dealing w ith th o proposed the a ssu ra n c e th n t her children F lo rid a increase, h e a r in g on whirh will find here n land of devotion, h a d ' been a c t f u r W a sh in g to n on prosperity nnd pence. "The tnll s h a ft n e a r which we S e p te m b e r 21), u n d e r Docket 21H2 a r e g a th e re d and yonder sta te ly o f Cho commission. T he n e w s of th e w ith d ra w a l wan memorial rem ind us th a t our s t a n ­ received h ere w hile Mr. Robinson, dards of m an hooil a r c revealed in o f - t h o G ro w e rs’ .and Shippers' «'*<»rntion which w,- pay to L e a g u e nnd E. I). Dow. of th e FlorT * U n c o ln ' T h7 , nrt’ Ida C itru s E x c h a n g e , were in con- T ‘^ ,od * nd unsurpassed. Above f e r e nee a t Jacksonville on Wedenathey " ri’ Americans. The d a y w ith S e n a to r Calkins. counsel | ' ,,ur cou n ,ry Ht,,n<1 n _ u ___ i n ____ i. Justified both in reason ami in exf o r th e F lorida Ilailroud Contmisperience. I am nw nre thnt they s alon, and J . II. Tench, ra te e xpert will continue to la* assailed. But f o r tho Commission, where they wei;e considering evidence to he I know they will continue to stand, c m ay perish, hut they will e n ­ pre se nte d to the In te r s ta te Com- W dure. They a re founded on the m erco Commission, showing why Hock of A ges.” th e proposcil ta riffs , basing ra te s i 1 to And from Jacksonville, should he BODIES RE C O V E R E D p e rm a n e n tly w ithdraw n. As an illu stra tio n of w hat the A SH L A N D . Win., Sept. 22. The w Jthdrnw a w.ll save the South „ f MX kll|,.(l „ F lorida points on class r a te s front t<,rnudo whil.h struck the Itirch San Francisco. Los Angeles and Lukl, 0> untr;. Jir)ll Mnrt.nK„ Valley p o t h e r Pacific Coast points to Or g umJ huv#. | K.,.„ |)r„ llRh, Inndo, Mr. Rohinson gave out the I following figures. ' — ' Class 1 2 2 4 r. A It C I) I*rsent R ate r.r»r» |480 |33K 1338 286 2 hh ;22K iso |76 Proposed R ate 063V k I 4 H 1 M; 4 0 4 4 340»» 32 3 t* 2 il3 V - ’l , '» I36 L, P e t Increase 17.7 IH.6 ,20.;* 13.0 ;13.4 12.3 16.6 17 13 ADDRESS MADE H O L Y SOCIETY BY P R E S ID E N T LJ. l T' - ' W mm (C ontinued f r o m P a g e 1) 'C o n tin u ed ;f& m r a g e 1.) s ta te prison f a r m . M any of them In Middle, W est. • a r e li b e r a t e d 'i n alx m o n th s’ time. "I found, moreover, t h a t in tho l*Uks and Discussions T he .nardtm board has Its place but pert Fruit Grower, Middle West, contrary to tho Imth e r e should be re stric tio n s to pre­ He Made on All In,, presrion which prevails In somo v e n t th e prom iscuous g r a n tin g of quarters, the p o op* w ere deeply ’• Hacking, Marketing pnrdons. • ■• interested in the foreign policy of ''U n d e rp a id judiciaries account in tho governm ent nnd e ntirely o u t of TAMPA, Sept. 22.--A n la rg e p a r t f o r m isdirected Justice. sym pathy with the tithifl and e v a s­ tlon of Bub-cxchnnge ^ ,1 ive course which the present admin- soclation managers of ik„ Oftcfl tliu b e st m en c a n n o t be ob­ Istratlon has p u r s u e d .' Citrus Exchange will tained because of t h e p a ltry i n - 1 "They fully renlltiv moreover, Orlando, Sept. 30 to Oct con’o received f o r su c h service. th a t to accomplish ,Jtpy re form pounced ut the monthly “ The fa c t th n t m any Judiciaries w hatever, the legislative £ n d exec- of'tho Exchange _______„ ___ ol of i board Olive branches of tho g ove rnm e nt here W ednesday. Talks a r c in politics is a n o th e r factor in ; m ust bo In complete -Add cnUro cussions by e x p e rt fruit t h e law lessness of th is country. A | sym pathy. The lack of leadership V "la d e ° n all import, .............................. ste p in the p ro g re ss of th e nation I and coherence which th e Republican packing arid marketing is to ta k e th e judiciary o u t of poli- J p a r ty has exhibited ha s mndo n Tho sessions will be limited tics. chango employes, deep Impression. “ A nothe r cause is th e Inxity of i ••Unquestionably the people of ' Resignation of R. p l the citizens in .practically every the West a re in favor of d iw r m a - mdre, of H om estead, ns 0 ’ c o m m u n ity in se rv in g as jurym en. m ent and to nny militaristic to the F lo rid a Citrus R Those bcHt qualified to serve nrc scheme. Nevertheless, t h e y . a r c , r e ­ from tho Dade County Cit, usually the ones who give excuses se n tfu l th n t our navy has beert p e r­ Exchange, presented h/ca nnd reasons to escape giving any mitted to full in stre n g th ip «am- his inability to a ttpnd thc n p o rt of th e ir tim e to the execution parison with oth e r powers—a facU a t T am na, w a s accepted of justice. T his nece ssita te s th a t to which I called atte n tio n in my bonnl. y men of inferior intellect nnd many speech at Cheyenne, Wyo., on M*®. A nnouncem ent was mad,w ithout any education serve in the 12 of Sept. They re g a rd the navy fo rm a tio n o f the Charluite capacity of ju ry m e n , It in th e duty ns the first line of defense and are Klib-Exchange, composed • of the good A m erican citizens to determined to m aintain it ns such. A rc a d ia nnd Nocateo ass serve in such instances nnd not I don't think they will be Im pressed and R uss nnd Hollingswo.* m ake escuses.” w ith the belated in te re st shown in' cial sh ip p e rs o f Brownville. 10,000 Murders Each Year. th e recall of Se c re ta ry Wilbur Dozior has been chosen to Mr. D eCottcs f u r th e r revealed from his speaking to u r on th e P a ­ sc h t thia new organizatlkn th a t every y e a r th e re a r e over FIhridn Clttun Exchang,, di cific coast.” 10,000 death* ,in th e .U nited States L egionnaires from C m tu r ia , Wis., entered th is o ld lids In the c ontest to dete rm in e the oldest c a r driven Ate, though Irecause the due to crim inal practice. T here nrc 1 1(1 American Legion <.invention in St. Pnul. With str e e t lamps for headlights and u Cognac barrel for •credentials were lacking! h 7.2 persons killed in the U n ite d , n gas tank, they made the trip to the eonvention c ity • un d. e r. th. e ir own power. . Wtt Officinlly seated aj * S ta te s o u t of every 100,000 penph m iw b e r ot this meeting,! while in C anada there is only one , * TV011 l o t i o n by vice* for the same number. possibility for this eliy Within th<- I O V E R V O T E S JohF A. Snivoly, the he In England, he said, th e re nrc I next two years. This is disclosed i m u rd e rs in every 100,000 people; in hv the insertion ef a legal adver P O L L E D A T 2 :3 0 i • - • - 'v i g e grow ers, on Spain in Holland .8. in Italy liseinent giving notice of nppliea rrii in 1 n v p i T 'T } X I / A / X M _ , I \ of each year, all lion tti incorporate "T he C h a rlo tte I s i l o / \ 1 ' 1 I j IVIN \ J \ J 1> 3, and in S w itzerland .2. T here is Continued fro m c a g e 1. vayiugL niade by the Kloi no doubt, he sta te d , thnt conditions J Irene Searles Memorial F re e llos--------! "K “ Rfiuomhcr uuuim icr everyone everyune who wnu m ro--' rus >us I§fl,u:ige Ktct,ungc out of its it« fin in the United S ta te s a re rotten. uitnl Association. \ ictor A (Continue*! from page 1) | ,,m jns jn the ca m pa ign Hi the close ing This will' ca1 "C rim e ," Mr. D eCottes declared, Searles nt Palm Bench, wealthy | uiripul jail and $10,000 for ‘he wj|| win ulther ona of the big p r i z - ! the U »«hsJ «f the ....... . “ is mainly caused of lack of inter- I vnc ht.Minnn; \y iliion M is n r r of I aim p Iir(|,n m,t im|irov»»rm nt nnd heuu- 1c o r n rnsh commiinion «f 10 pe( c a nizatim to operate on (Continued from P a ge 1 I lL>i.. ii isiiil li'i.rtn I- . n litul >Il*la*lt i t i _I_L _ . . . . . .. ____Vl' ■ . 9 . 11 Peiit*)i, and F orte E nd H e l e n I*. tu t of gnrvnta in th e ir children nnd t,cnt. T....... here nrc *1 l l l l l l l l l l | I M » . . . . , . ......... .. ....... liundrcrts who hove I, non , Ii . hu ----a i s, I • f urni I I I shi S IIII 10:00 a. i n - - R e p o r t on*Edueu tjuinn nf W est Palm Beach, a re |tifiet>t:on tif a muniripnl eeineleny. the luck of interest of people in tho , Issue has been endorsed «’* » ^ “ ■rkrting lion, Di F. I!. King. The bond h ;i-soetates in tin' p rn je rt which Welfare of the com m unities in , , . . i would readily give you a subscrip- gtower-nwkibers nt uctuil which they live. T e m p ta tio n is HI ( 10:46 a in.— Ministerial Relief nnd - ontemiilaliM nn investm ent nf try all of thee local ci vi c organi/.ii (j,,„ Now Is n good time to te st 'iliu lu wav'* prolonged dH more th a n $1.000 OOn. fold what it was a few ye a rs ago ' II. M. A. A.. Rev. R. .1 Gnrhet. am ong thA^R’eetoni „„ in in-, all ot which nave urged th e ir y()Ur :alesm nnship. Report on Sunday and the people m ust adopt them I I I : J ii a. tu m em bers to d>> Ini they cun in s e ­ "Tht race bus just begun. Keep ch a rg e s, in ^ j ch jt wns lie. selves to the c h a n g in g conditions Sehoids, .1. Paul lalmunil- Reres- Z e p h y r h i l l s A u t o curing votes for the bonds. Free- up spirit nnd remember, th a t the p l a f r o f the Flo 2:00 p. in. I>e\otiunul. in such a way a s to e lim inate the C1. , |, l* I holders espeeiallj have been urg•• ’America lies beyond! tu. I.zchnnetyor market! 2:16 p. ni Report on Baptist c rim inal o u tra g e s going on at ' to vole because Ilf till- henring •va.-o:i are ciiIy|nt(M| tl, re " 'N o t h i n g is fin a l!’ " Brotherhoods, Rev. II 11. I.aw. i present." such votes will have upon the sale it . grawr-s th^,.M ...... . PA U L LAKE. 2 16 p. m Greeting* from \V lie f u rth e r stated thnt 30 per of the bonds. io the ir f r u i t , u the l , nM Z E P H Y R H ILLS. Sep< 22.— More n t of the crim e com m itted in this M. II. ••KUTflUC. f The C A SE A S S I S T A N T COACH Inrists may now pass ilirough this .polls will d o s e nt stindo3 OO p. m — Repoit on II Y. P e ountry is done liy persons undei .......... without fear of h-iui- un and it is expi-cted that the votes ! G A IN E S V IL L E . Sept. 22 L:iw A re put l Of th%,()Vertis,llt| I .. Miss l.eolu King i Hi ye a rs of age, mostly hoys. The tail !> belli tin for speeding, nc ••art will he rounleil as soon lifter tonce Case, foi three years one of . ittcc. outlining project,,1 p. in. Ri-pmt nf Fill linn j death l a te in the United S ta le s i oiling to advices sent the Florida i». po-sible. City officials sny that the hack field mainstay of the F l o r ­ ternilatoil for t h y „ miMK du rin g the lust 10 ye a rs due -io ! and Auditing I -imuiiltee H F. M< ij Vutomolule A • social ion l,v Ralph il nny voters have not yet cast ida "A lligators," has been signed was itnanimouKly \V (nil tel 'a ss a s s in a tio n s and m urde rs lin- 1 M.iliet, se c ie ta r v of tile local th e ir ballot, they are urged to do us assistant freshm an couch ut the in this program i, ResolulinliN more than doubled, he said. i hainhei of lo m m e tie . Mr Mailer because it is desired to have a U niversity of Florida this fall. merit of n dealer',rv ice Ad jout nnient In coneluston Mr. DeCottes stale I rnent under the s u p ^ ,,jon w rote the F. A A. that Zephyi i large vote cusi in lie election as I " th a t it behooves us as good nnd p., s i b l e ad v e rtisin g manage John Hills hud been ge ttin g a lot ..f un A P P O IN T E D AS ATTORNEY 1law abiding eitizens to take nn a C ’h a r i t y H o s p i t a l W i t h favorable puldiiitv he, nil e of tin crip. Approval vv.isj -,,, „c live interest ju our governm ent ami T A L L A H A S S E E Sept. 22. Hen- a proposition wherehtii,. t It * IISIN1 in a n 1 .-Imu :ii"l i t I- t ill* N athan LupnMo*t IV. oil.-ii M ay R e R u i l l Dim* ft. •in aiitoiiiul-.!i ■ vv In • Imp our situation and do what we ran a P a r k • I. 1- .’lire 1 1lev 1 11,, o f S h c l T ield, F lig ­ iv Philpot has been appointed by CltniH Excliunge wiij-lls^Jj to uliininnte the conditions th a t a n — la-lit <i ni» Im it Pi iVkti ,‘i bit 101 - hnnl Il ml, w;»\ •* tha t ht- owes lljs long Governor Hardee to be prosecuting distribution of n new |tru, m u s in g the Cnited Strifes to he Oil the •t• <('II I it "l a thi-v 1*n- u-il Jill* tu t 111* fact that for many a ttorney for S a ra so ta county. He e x tra c to r, which i, cx^,.,) J W EST I’ \ l M III :.m 11 S«'pt. 2 hianded as the most lawless natie-i A fr<-i 1 tint it > ho* pital. w ith •t 11.1t 1 tl III! - \ • .11 li#» ha* h: itliei lies bead in will succeed H erbert S. Saw yer, terially increase conhv,,itJ Tin tin oil el • h e n on the e a rth ." who resigned. Li •I M’lflftlH ! 1It Wf-ntvmi’L'ui 1' •n a Daily Press. Florida fruit 1 l,"n li.iik in 11 itini-i t ion wit It 111 1* Campaign Manager S a y s Contestants!' S h o w i n g Interest - ± 1 260 Seminole B a p t i s t A s s o c i a t i o n Will Meet In S a n f o r d Mtuation Kemeaien ,,| 3 .10 SECOND PERIOD IN THE HERALD’S BIG CAMPAIGN WILL CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT <,4 + + ,H ’,r 'H ’+ + ,H ,+ + + + + + ^ + + f f + + f + + + 4 ’+ f + f + ,M*++ + + ’.,,'l’+%,’^'l,+ ’J*+ + + + ♦<••> + + <•♦+ + <••{•■{••>++<• ♦■{••I*+ + ♦ + + •?•+ + THIS IS AN IMPORTANT WEEK AND j MAY BRING MANY CHANGES I l/vmler.H in The llemM ’s lug caniphign are all rntmliiig on being in lirnt ptmitinn when next Sittunlny , nines armnul All of them Inking uilvuntuge •»! every op|„ 1 1unit > vvliii !• prentmts ilnelf for getting new Miilmeriptions anti mlililimia! voles it will be interurtting to watch tli \t'lopntenls between now ami ten oclock Saturda.v night when the neroml periml eiitls Minn Velma Shipp held the lintini'n at the end ol the third week of the campaign hut had a lead of only live thousands votes over Mins Naomi Follows ot noeond w«*ek fame Miss N’erwa Woodcock isn’t saying much hut many are untieing the fact that ahe manages to make stupendous gams in her vote each week and 'it would not surprise* her friends to see her jump in the lend at almost any time. Confident she will eventually win out Miss Nell Williams. who led at the end of the fir t week of the campaign, is near the top and by a little effort could again command. She continues Working steadily nnd (tiling up votes at a lust chp Miss Sarah Corwin and Mi-s Mary Kiifiaw Imye something up their sleeves, and other oonti stunts hav<- as yet been mudde to figure out the strategy being worked. Friends of Mrs. K. A. Ilrotherson and of Mrs M K I'at terson are expecting them t<» make log gains during 11n- present week. Mrs. Patterson has been i'1 Du* campaign for one week only hut has a good start already. The dark- horses have as vet failed to come i<> light hut the rumors that someone is going to come forth ami spring a sur­ prise will not dow n J + T + + X + * j ? J J T X x T *8*•}•••• F IR S T •£•4*+ + *J*+ + •>%•<•*> v •!•<•++ •><••>*t*v ❖ •!•+ + <•+4* v + VOTING SCHEDULE WILL AGAIN BE REDUCED AFTER NEXT SATURDAY P R IZ K lit ICI\ S I X T U I K I N G ( \ l f — M ost g t a i d id I m o d e ! , t idly e<|iiipp«!«l * ba llo o n t i i c - . f o u r w h e e l b ra k e - . a w o m l e i l u l ear "The Standard Six 4' I'mrlin ,-d trom the \ a l o e Sl .'irm.nn S a n I, >id H u n k t o in pan y S K ( ’O N I ) R R IZ F D I A M O N D S O I . I T A I H F K I N G — A p« •rfe e t g m, set m a d a in ty basket woven platinum mounting from The Diamond Palace. T H IR D hexagon Purchased <. * jr i % P R IZ K FDISON I’llONOGHAPII—The latest t'onsole model in .1 liambome ma­ hogany ealiiiiet. Will grave am home. I'mchased front llintermister Piano Co. Valued IKft.tid Saturday night at ten o’clock the second period in the He j aid’s campaign will end. For the convenience of contestants nt + their friends who will in all probability make a last minute rus <- the newspaper office will remain open until that time and tl ballot box will probably become well tilled with votes. + t ♦ % + FOURTH PRIZK FIFTY DOLLARS— In V. S. Gold Coin. FIFTH PRIZK T \\ i:\T Y -F I V F DOI.I.APS— In I 11 , The first week of the second period was very largely prepal u,'»> work for a grand rush during the second week- Many worf rs have stated that they are expecting therr friends to come Du n aid vet while the voting schedule is a liberty one, and gij Ihem all the votes possible. I he Herald assures all workers there will he no increasing Du- voting schedule during the remainder of the campaignw ill be a steady decrease- The hist period of the contest will be| Kit'd one in which to get votes. Get them now w h ilc th o gettii is good. S. Gold Coin. TKN PKR UFA T COMMISSION will lie paid contestants remaining o| l he also r prizes. While contestants were dumbfounded when they notie Die wtty the voles were reduced at the end of the first period the campaign they will again he greatly shocked when they 8 the cut which will take place at the beginning of the third p Hod. + Value $ 2.'i:>.(Hl t ♦ + + + J £ t I + + *>++•>+ + + •£•+ <•4* tla eanipaigu until the end and who lad to win one ^ * * r—, I*or the remainder of this week the following will be the^ si hedule on which votes will he issued to contestants. FIRST PRIZK IN ( AM PAK.N SECOND PERIOD VOTING SCHEDULE S tan d in g of ('on test a n ts S aturday Noon, Sept. 20 f ( F o r ,P e r io d Ending S eptem ber 27) V F l i r - Y e a r subscription to The Daily H erald, $35.&)_____ __ ItO.OOOVale* + 1 F o u r-Y e a r subscription to T h c 'D a lly H erald. $28.00 72.080 Vot J ! T hree-Y ear subscription to Tho Dally H erald, $21.00 42,500 Coteaj X 1 Tw o-Y ear subscription to The Daily H erald, $14.00...... 25,000 Vat caj J 1 O n e - Y e a r 'cubscriplion 4o The Daily H erald, $7.00___ V X 1 *s i * Months subscription to Tho Daily H erald, $3.60.__ 7.500 Vote*! V 2,250 VoteaJ 1 T hree Months subscription, to T he Doily H erald, $1.75.. 600 Vote 1 F ire -Y e a r sulwcription to The Weekly Herald,- $10.00.. 15,625 Y®t0*l 1 F o u r-Y e a r subscription to The Weekly H erald, $8-00­ fi^so Vote*I 1 T hree-Y ear subscription to The Weekly H erald, $6.00... 2.500 Vote* j 1 T » o - Y e a r subscription to The Weekly )Ierald, $4.0°_ 1^00Va 400 Yoteal 1 One-Year aubscription to The Weekly H erald, $2.00... I Si* Months subscription to Tho Weekly H erald, $1.00. _____ ' n . t LK - I i$ o i h IL - - ,, ■s j i �- xsa M atter, 1»1*. a t th a Poatorfle* or id a. under Act or ?• ■Altar MOl.l. \ NO k DR AH. M iH te r E . HOWARD DKRO I’k r a r 141 M as*alia A r r a n W ■VBfCRIPTtON n A T R I • a r _„ l * .o o Bis Montha..11.10 k ?tvared . £ k In C ltr by Carrier, par rk l i f t Waakly Edition. *1.00 T*ar. HPBC1AL HOTICRt All obituary ; itleae, card a or tbanka. raaolutlona • — ■* notlcaa of antartalnm enta where raaa a re made will ba c h a rre d a t r e a u la r advertising rstss. r ■BM BRIt T U B AkNOCIATRD ritK «S T ba AeaocUted Preae la aiclua* entitled to the uaa for repub..an of all pewa dlanntrhea Itad to It o r not otherwlaa c re d ­ it! thla paper and alao tba local iwa published herein. All rights of •publication of apeclal dtapalcbee In a r e alao raaarvad. T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 23, 1»21 I tB L B T H O U G H T FO R T O D A Y O O D H u L E S W I T H I N :— I will HUt my fcplrlt w ithin you, nn«l cause you to w alk in my s ta tu te s , a n d ye shall keep my ju d g m e n ts, a n d do them . And ye shall dwell In th e land t h a t I gave to your f a tlie r s ; and yo ahall he my peo­ ple , and I will he your God.— E z e k ie l 30: 2T. 28. ^ T H E W A V^O f T T ____ .. , , _ ^ --------- or do you le t it Sm ith Will Run. run itse lf on the hap-hazard, hit-or-miss plan? An E z a m p 'e for Europe. Big G uns A rc Toys. , . , j According to a department of commerce review of the A dvertising I’sychologf.1-'/ “Morgue o f Business Failures" the chief cause of retail BY A R T H U R B R I S B A N E business failures is “poor managem ent.” The department IC ep itlsk l H i l l of commerce urges the application of modern business methods as a safeguard against disaster; and ffives some G O V E R N O R AL S m ith of New other excellent advice in the pamphlet dealing with the York will r u n a g a in fo r n . third subject. term . G overnor S m ith u n d e rsta n d s Only in the last three or four years,” the g o v ern -1local politics n» well as any man. ment experts declare, "has the merchant realized that his ' ,1{s tri**n,ls *“>'• no mutter what business is a science.” And it is this word "science” that !mi,pen!* "ur,ft of a *Tcat T1.C Herald la paw ing „„ l,u .ln c.a men among Ha reSd! ers wno m ay not belong y et to that growing class of million m ore votes fo r Al S m ith American business men who recd%nize that scientific meth lhan for in the ods are as essential to the success of the modern mernm.' !mutto of the ct,rntmlgn' tile house as they are to the success of any business. SO M E O F Al S m ith 1* follow er. 1 otlay the successful merchant .studies his clientage *fed that he wu.i badly treated in and stocks his store with the idea of selling his goods He t*v Democratic convention. Tiny does not load his shelves with stutr that must stav*there 11 M'rl ,lh?1 hv W"U,,J ,'“v,1\ 3 ear in and ><_ar out. He buys with Ins customers in Ipiejudicc, nn«i ted it their duty mint], and then goes about the business of bringing those t«» punish that prejudice, customers and their money to his store. He studies wavs of making his store attractive. He drills his. clerks in . Y.!En u‘ ,,,p "'t/ ' " 7 manners as well as in accuracy and watchfulness. He .i.Tthm, -if >*.,.. ,i..„t w ,nt . . . 1 knows exactly what his ‘overhead" is, and makes u prac- 'hiring convention week, you tice of selling on as close a margin as will turn his goods ,!,,li<n * 1 1,1 bare u. on cine-' rapidly and yet make him a fair profit. He knows when,l!1> hi» money gfM"H, and he Mu,Ik* every angle of his expend!. ture, knowing that money well spent brings more money to u. nemo.-rath* party won't have Spend. any president f>*r some time." . Buying ami Salesmanship and Store Management have TII„ view , r come to he recognized ns orient Ilk* study. The Herald c o n -, l„ fhluc V strength. whether gtatulates the merchant vvitu has learned to make use of'there will l»e nuy Democratic party that study. It will lead him to success. 'after this elerlion. ------- - . q___________ Many believe that I here will A 1 ,,..,., . T) . e 1 11 eiitiHerviitive party. i(i-puli]ien-ti, A I\\ tl) J.jt ( < ll(‘f u l jaiul luilieal party, growing out of . T h e wind Is a w a k e , p r e tty leaves, p re tty leaves. " n o t w h a t he any.*; he d e ­ ceives, he deceive •; O ver and over T o the low'y clover U a h a s lisped th e a a m ) love (ami f o r g o tte n it, to o l. H e will soon be lisping uml pledg I A ll efTort is in g to you. |tion of the people Evon th o u g h you hear n about self-m ade men wc ca think of a n y men who no* rmt th I t ta k e s tw o to s t a r t n n fam ily, and too often thore j a n y difference. We h a te to mention unnlca* h u t income taxes are i again 10 d a y s before Oid-Unias 1 things, Did you know a rope was 10 cent s tr o n g e r w hen w e t! T even includes the campaign dgt T he d e a d -le tte r office i-, |H.j sw amped w ith political circuit oral t h a t 's th e ir r ig h t nddri'sS om etim es ta lk is cheap. yI)n tim es it isn ’t. O ften a little* nf costs n mnn a lot of money T hey sa y bobbed Iiair n-n'i much trouble as long hair, and ; you hove y o u r te e th pulled won't have to brush them. Pay.* a re g e ttin g shorter along now, b u t th e distant c fn, payday to p a yda y lepann f sam t. ' F rid a y is coiisideri*d unlucky I cause it usuallv conies the day |] foie payday, and th a t's when y an* broke. i fii* La I "hUh 11- nit>v i jn r n I . being made } his week t o call t o the aHeMON J I N K I.T, I'd Zb. the League of Sanford the traffic rules and regulations , . . o f Nati 'ii. will iitll ‘Tut arm*. |. n in, the . hope that the number of nutomoh . . . . . , , le act idents taking |,*>* „r the w hole world. Mv\ ,L Jntir ■' J J u s t being mnrrlcd scorns t0 becom ing sufficient grounds divorce. T h e boy is abrond, p r e t t y maid | P l a t , in t h i s cii,\ m a y In* r e d u c e d a m i I h a t s a f t * t y m a y taki* p r e t t y maid, B e w a r e his soft words, I*m nfrnnl, t h i ’ p l a c e <if d a n g e r . * ‘ I*m a f r a id ; ll inn'l always t h e .Irivrr wha . 1 . iv.-s rapally who , He hns said th e m h rfo re the aceidenta. As a rule it is the lellnw who doesn’t know T im es m a n y a scorn. A y, he died fo r a dozed eiv hi* or who doesn't observe the rules of the mail anil of the com­ b e a rd picked th r o u g h , munity. The fact is, I here are very lew persons who really A n d the very aa m e doaih he will know what the traffic rules are. If they did know there die f o r you. B- ray o f T h e w a y of th e boy is th th e wind, Aa lig h t a* th e H i v :■ ila i.v m a id-kind; One to deceive, And one to believe — T h a t I. th e way of it. year In year; B u t I know you will b*n*n it Ion late, my dear. H; —Jo h n Vance Cheney. S a n fo rd went over the top. T h e re w e re n ’t ninny squaw ks id th e poll* y esterday. A c u te indigestion w,< find 1* of ten caused by chronic indiscretion Nice tiling iilninl the i *uniiig ci I r*; m*11 is you can keep ■<>ui h.*,n in y o u r pocket t so v**u w. n't your money. J In* lug i", tmioitn. dial contt*il tin I. •agui* lln*\ might In* i e d m e d j _ 1 .j..;.+ Sul I S T to ....... *«top ' J A P A N ’S F U T U K K Will'. T H E I Nl I i :I • S uiti I".p i - „ also. Here we have IS s' ales, 1 1,nt ooghly united, n*i war, no e i^ to m houses, none unfi iemlly . I.et Europe im ita te tin* 1Tilted S ta le s and o r g a m r e mu Ii u tninhi nation of na tions a- we h ive Ii a*, instead of try in g I** drag 11 into tlii league and make u> pit} m uster, j 1' i s:iul by ftlp* who tin,lid o 1 in i position to speak w ith a u th o r would he less chance of having a car smashed every lime it i^x 'tcit lie* fin,on* ,.| Ja p a n to e \ is taken from the garage , oiirn ieiit op, n inlerest in tl* t Sanford has a speed limit of twenty miles an hour. This tiff, * III till t Mill'd S tiltls lllllV is in keeping with other progressive cities and is a liberal s< ' lo t p ro g ra m for the fuiure \nvoiie wli" Ini' i Uiw * I Asia. limit. At twenty miles an hour a driver should have Ins car i»s u even the sm allest |m -ibi under absolute control and in a ease of ./nick actum should "urs* st*i L of J a p a n .iml p r o b le m ' m u flblo to t'cnn? ii NiuliK'i] slop. | w „ n .K y, pence, fro ling the J a p a n e s e nation i ia Sanfold has few traflie laws. I hose on the statute | was* i> pruprc-.-itig in hum. 11m but be neuutilliled with the fh I tint the I'oiiiiiiiiii ' , Illation books of the city are only essential ones. The driver is given ''b •ughm may »„• i.ipnun I P p . 'b* i I- fa r from being f a im a b li i e-.eiitnt ive*. of E uropean g o v e r n ­ much freedom and it is the plan of the officials to put no ments th e re a re Her\nu*, and r11: A *eak'*i in I In - i oiipt r \ not lot g more rest fictions on the motorist Hum In* f o r , ,*s on him­ Well be. nc dei I.iied lliiit I pane- agi i 11e long *-lln e Ini' be, mile tin self. Sanford gives the autoist more leeway than many Flor­ And tiie Spaniiiids are preparing I 1 T h e . of ,*• 1 1 0 . u 11f for tlp'ir most th*' petal <• battle ' J 11 r a Id* ida cities. a ill n*i t and 1110 "Mifoi I a lib against the .\t' urn War i- not puite i 1 n** upon I In- 1 11■111 lore el Safety Week is for tin* purpose of urging peopb t,> In* lat. ftil al! turn IPd alt ail ' in I iiaf not n-*i U In a npiie cm eful. I he man who is earelti! s e l d o m lots an aeeiI Mini dent. ll is l lie one who doesn't care u ho geiu rally lia> tin 1 l M I ED S I VI ES , * . a t n i d i - . I la n d lo rd ' and l< mint lot v oflli ' ls h a l e finished expert trouble. ,■ merits with two new sixl<**n tie h 1 l vorv haig P i ..I ii I'li -■r 1* 1 Safety Week is also for the purpose of informing peopl l tile- Em il will t lit "W n j ttiji.lil r: i, nu, nf I 111 ■ b n - ,la ' 11 m in, iiv " ! land in Inpan in t, o f t h e trratfic a tr ii* rules ruli*s and a n d regulations i c g u l a t i o n s mi m i ttin l m l th e y c a n liv e uji< V 'v l" p g two thomumd pounds 1 Hr,t ^ n n - l y . n. iHilulmn I tjp Is a 1Uisfurn e nl .1 tinier. to t hem. , a l l *-1 ’tPi, veto IP grow- p*eii* T h e re a l tent of tru e love comet* When he kisses bin m other in-law . --------*------l A nd it Isn't a lw a y s the fellow A n * Volt ai ijli a i l l t c i l w i t h th** o l i l i l i a n . r s now Hi I lici t who is most incessantly blowing hi* horn who most skillfully avoids a n d l i v i n g e n f o r c e d h y tin* p o lic e d e p a r t m e n t ? |b> v o n k n o w , th e crash. w h a t y o u art* a llo w e d to do a n d w h a t y o u can n o t do . ------- o ------Hen* a r e t h e l a w s a s t h e y a p p e a r on t h e ho oks. It m ig h t not at all c e rta in th a t the I!* v a Istt i* hord of A m erican to u rists in he a ........I id ea f o r e v e r y m o t o ris t to n ie m o r i/ e t h e m P a ri* this su m m e r went th e re to K e e p to tin* r i g i d o f till* s t r e e t . Ke« p to Die g e t divorces. r i g h t in p e r m i t t i n g a n o t h e r v e h n h* to o v e r t a k e \ on —— — o Moaca gave us the Ten Com I’ a r k v o n r » a r s o t h a t tin* s i d e w a l k w ill In* ,,u m a n d m e n ts. And we have been I In' r i g h t o f I he d r i v e r . trying to lind out what to do with th e m ever since M a k e left h a n d turn* not i n . m i L> t h e 1 mil ------ o------V.s I I an t h e m id d le o f t ho *d r> et I t I* b e lte r to have loved an I N o V r l l n l e I- a llo w e d to s l n p a h r , ;, lost— yea, much b e tte r for lie who love* and runs aw a y will liv, I ■ o l h e i v e h i c le on t h e .same -oh* id t h e Jove a n o th e r day. him k a de o r oh - 1i ll, I a t hot 01 ig 11 1are . --------o — N o p e r s o n u n d e r tju* Ige o| III lee,| shall opt Ialt* T hose who m a in ta in that Hemp Bey la now seeing u large Mark at) a id o n to h ile . f ' K* shadow crossing* his fistn Mtteei A u t o m o b i l e - -0 "■* 1! ( 1 ig Id m u s t h a v e tin e o r should rem e m b e r tlint Henipsey m m e l i g h t s m I f o n t a n d 'lie r e d l i g h t 111 t h e l e a l h im se lf c a sts a la rg e black shadow A u t o m 'Idles m u st h e e , p u p p e d W ith g o o d I f it continues to be fusblonahle h r a k e s f o r women to w e a r these long, heavy p e n d a n t e a r r in g s , itwon't A u t o m o h i l e s m u s t In equipped WIt ll good hot 11 be long before cauliflow ered ours A i d otn o ln les t a n n o ! I , operated w ith cut-out will be as common a m ong women o(>eib « s a m o n g p u g ilis ts ----------o--------I m t e c e s s a r y I d o w i n g ,u h o r n s is p r o h t l i d S a f e ty Week begun yesterday N o e a r s h a l l .*-t"|i ot p a t k w i t h i n ten |'e, of a People who own mid drive uutnmo c o r n e r o r ot in te i set l ton o f s t r » e t . biles should m ake it a point tinweek to fam ilia riz e them selves N o a u t o m o li i l e o r v e h ic le s h a ll lop pai Iv w ith the tr a f f ic laws and then In c w i t h i n t w e l v e fe e l o f a lire h y d r a n t . Up to them. ----------o T h e s p e e d lim it is t w e n t y m i le s ait limit* a n d m W c re a d in the Dearborn In d e ­ th e b u sin e ss d is t il, t a speed co n siste n t w ith the p e n d e n t th a t In lojiulon hum an - a f e l v ol a ll p e r s o n s u s i n g m a h H e e l s is t o I....... .. j h a ir is being used by some women s e r v e d . to decorate th e ir coal collars, ruffs a n d blouses T h a t will no doubt N o c a r s h a ll - l o p >o p a r k w i t h i n ten l e d *1 nave the style of bobbed huir. in il l ,let S' — t> N o a u tm tio h il, ' h a l l lie pat Led o v e r n i g h t d i i a T he Prince of W ales like a tun* | It . et) st l o t , ntiem un a nd s c h o l a r del iver ed hU farew ell address Sunduv nigtil A 11 tom , tin It - I t’ l urn Jollow lire ir u i k s near* i sa y in g tha t III* thoroughly e n j o y e d t h a n mu* hiltnil'i d a n d Id tv v a t d , his visit to A merit u The l*/tnce U e c o m m e i u l a t ton- h a v e In i it m a d e t>, t h e , j | y corn a good Matured old liur m i s s i o n to r s o m e a d d i t i o n a l l e g u l a t i m i s , p n o c t p a l a m o n g A s We u n d e rsta n d it u m a rria g e t h e m b e i n g that d e s i g n a t i n g tin* eat f rm n t lie i ig ld a s hnv m g > In R ussia eoals one rulde while u tin* r i g h t ol wav divorce la threo tim es th a t umount T he R u ssia n s a tuiurently go on S a f e t y \Ve* k s h o u ld s e e t v mv driv ei lu i tu n in g l a m i l m r th e th e o ry th a t it ahould cost tuoie w i t h t h e t r a f l u la w s . It s lim d d - e e t h e d r i v e r s l i v i n g up to ‘ to g e t out of trouble than into it t h e m . K ill m o r e i m p o r t a n t " f all it s h o u l d i t -tilt m d r i v e r s Th* U nited 8 Ur tea ba» irettn very using greater rare at nil timeu r g e n tly invited to u ttend the (in* j I f p e o p l e w o u l d "Alvvav- lie Careful" there would h •m em en t conference in Geneva f n c u d e n ts. n e x t year. E very courtesy in ul Wave moat graciously extended tin* - -r_.— U nited S ta te s when d is a rm a m e n t ~ -— — - ------ - — Im being talked of. ET RUNNINC IN D K B T T h e c a r r ia g e of the bond elec­ IIKI.ANIMI l i n ' i l i m . H STA1I tion y e ste rd a y by a m a jo rity of fo u r to one is am ide indication that •I the , tty will lie enliiinced .imi : tbo day o f the most* buck is over 1 T here are penple who a rc ,ipp,,s •ltd th a t by far the la r g e r jmrl of ed to ru n n in g in debt They i. m liumun w elfare a n d hu]ipim* s in iCOple want to see Sanford usually regarded as prudent mill larged. ahead and become a lurgu c a re fu l people And they usually J u s t us with un individual, a u rr. progressive city. Those sam e people, however, if ity. I>> going in debt for certain A Yale p la y e r was teaching they nro successful pvqple, ifiVe needed iinprovenients. m ay uctually some cowboys how to play fo o t­ often put them selves in debt f»i inukg money by adding to its pliv ball. Ua explained th e rules and tilings they thought would advance I slcul valuations am) e n la r g in g its their business in te re sts and add l nuturul o p portunitie s so us to in •ndod aa follows: “ R em em ber, fallows, if you c a n 't t h e i r happineaa. And usually th*1 duce individual additions to the k ic k th e ball , kick a m a n on the ju d g m e n t w in exonerated by t! *.* | city and tile enlargenielit of indtviduat p ro p e rty holdings. S ta y itu ; N ow le t's g e t busy. results. T h e sa m e rule holds tr u e w ith a out of debt ha* killed q u ite ns m any M ball?" ,the« cowboys shouted: city. I t m u s t be careful and pru cities un ru n n in g in d ebt If the Ind Che boll I L et’s sta rt dent, a n d m u t t not r u n in debt ex* debt wan a wise one fo r a needed “ —S t. P o tt r d r j r g T tm cs. **ep*. v/hc*’'e by ro do'.r^ lh a vuI jc thing. -1 ? 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I tint u t ■ fi, ril ul ( t U 1*11' I • .1 t m l (||« 1 s •I«*• 1 • ! p. i >Mnr i U Ill’ll l-i -1 \ i A \ N< i \ !»., I r u n t\ f J \ •* f I11.1 1 ' f 1 ' | l 1 Vt lilt k .(IMl mil* .hi ) Till' • i1111*•> -i Li i - ' ni i r nf tin- »att K wh* f• " *1 J.jt .,1 j..t \\ I , ■ 1*, v\«-11:11 "iu - 1 1 1 1Hi 1,t r \ * ' ' S, h i JIn lit In 'ii' ti t* tli* IM-J ImI1 h t f1**!♦ - vs IJ Im I'M It. fit fh ' 1 «.tt 1 y tf1jl* I*-Hitl 1 if tit 1 \ r i ■,j4»r h t i l<| I■ ft* 1f1v 1. it 1* * M r*tt • v tit' » •r' iM 1[lit n \ ill I Hi m •*t tl# r Mitv t h:it i" *v 1 t+ I 11 -if) ;i ml t h.il ; ■ 1 ii mn **t rh* ♦ i (n I Hi JIH * AI' 1•1*1 I 1 1(_*k \ 1 Hi I il> ll .1 | t ' * f 11 »I fI l 1111*f t t " I* \ i I V In fapan at th*1 pn- « nt li tK*. it mil** I*. I* *11i1 in inifitl. a -hai|» | m» litiral ifivisiinti i*\i-» hifw crn la I•••i at.«l hLi alivm l h* *«M ami M'ini vvli.it nitliait 1 <"tt \ nf tin* fn illt at 1't vvhi> ft .1 1In niMfYirnt tailing t«f ftifa 11«*9i. m 1imt i I a n j thi> kr)*i(i[i a-* a m atti'r nf tai II in m;nlr winkithlf ipilaJ •nt **t tin I \« Im m n n* ti .t - • ♦l l».v tin \ in* 1 n an t I'lik'it’ss It wituM I* wtdM than a «IIt 11 **t U tin mil 11a r t ' 1** HUiir«»l*"i| in u*it 111^ malt* I In nlvv.ii *.f,i *• tin’ll m Jnnim All 1hat hns Im**n a> uuinp|di died to f I 11111 *l* ini»t 1ai v t** t h»e nation ^ u**.il*l I n|n*! ;*tnf vv Ii*1* kfinvv n liut that tfni 1 111 i|i lit hr | H «*t1 p H a f I ’ Lf• lift ft <(| f J1 * I m f VV*’i n t » ’ I,*1 -Hi *' ! 'O. itft! 11 ’ t't I fir t'l ♦ Iv !• ‘ 1.1 a" "I 11 * li a 1 niii 'i ■ll 1uihI tulloW, it wmilil 11•>I•I ninit fiMi 1ahh ildhcr' H' 01 ao 1 . !il *t* •> ++ !* ■:* +-i lint YOUR SHARK i* there ns well as Uml of the tin merchant and tin* landlord. H>UR SHARK, may lit* a small part of each dollar YET FOR you it is tin most important. No we urge that y o u put YOl’R SHARE, in a savings account weekly or mold lily. gro cer, MAKE SURK OF IT Yntir Sav ings eatn interest I runt dah f Ilfs | ,|i*pi,S|l <'(impounded ! I inn a vein* at this hank. j FIRST RATIONAL BANK th*Jfind' 1»f t|u t* t lh*.- % M 'I h i»*,•n.•«111|fi»\n mitVnl ►1 I ' 1k •>*:•-H- a v\m • ! aj:p »*■’" i»»ft I lirii 1s, toil, *h I ” - !hi i 11\ *1 an 11n 1it t|li*Hi hr ta sv 4.+ * if EVERY DOLLAR YOU EARN 1 HAS MANY CLAIMS f UPON I T - HAVANA POS'l i ^ 1 a t ti» 1 1 "I r f i ^ ajt’ i * A C O M M U N IT Y F. \ \ F O S T K K , IV rtfid e n l K F II.D K R It. I . W I I I T M ; i ; . l a sh ic f II . V III*. • • I lull vv it f| S*»V*t ‘ I * . 1.t h i t I* 1 <a V t ♦* M lh ; t 1 11.ill t * 1 fi m 41 r H 1 .»• » • f in t *L.( t- . ** I t 11 l* ■ T . ft . U ’*f • • VY fit * * .. tii-lt 11,11 ' 1, V*. U 1 M C It •afuS ami a Jr t••1 «n» *h tiri’f* • M ;.* o; 1* *t ! t ' • W ar •tii * .11 I'm r r 1 « ! ra I »' T Ill BB BtiiaB & liaBB BinEnQ BD I MESSAGE TO CELERY GROWERS: T h e o r i g i n a l M« i>* h" S p e , ini C e j e r y S e e d t a n rnilv oli!a iiu *d t h r o u g h on e oiir. e. w h i c h i Ir o m Mr .1 dm M« 1 si h. «d S a n f o r d . I lmu!.*i I ’av r o at tent imi to I , | le t r y i n g ! " ell ''i*i*i 1 hv s :t*. m g w e ’ v e got M e is c h 's d o , k. fm t'hev iiavt it’ l a n y .-u, h t h in g . In ( O r i g i n a t o r ) S K I {.A T I A N M K I S C H :m ( ountv A m*., Searanrus. N. .1 Ito - If Hit \ f , t h.t \ t h« \ vs 1 1 ' Km It WHY W I U i l ’ K HI •'ll «tlL • lit t '-loililHii < t K\ n \ v ll l l si \ 1 1 will t « a* h t in* p'% 1 h th u \ 11' ibi‘ \ I I hi s.ina \ mip 1111 n h! Midi ■1, I a k r J11 t h*' |» I", t, n I ' I Li j n lair, \ i i ’ i t l i i * j - py . h H\ "I ah ' iHdijs||||i \«lv 0 t ll *tll** 111,1•i , ., ! 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N. t *! *« | l l pm i ,l under tin* "*l Ire 11,1 '• t tiat tli,- In*, tl mad, -m b -in-ngth f..r I., E .dl.iic . I hi I e, all ,<t * , , l e ta , V "t t tie dire tioii • ‘ i h» .. ■ i " i a n t scon* 1a r \ Ami i h* 1" t n tr 1■11ig g o N OIL, \ u v y VV i ( b u r by Pti.ailenl ( aid I d - M J i V I . DAW I S m il bet ton i'li* Il akin^ t In nics , more r M ‘ Mi Sliaver aid, ■*!' t >flea! I I'd not buck wind , olitiiiui - a rnibb Mfi j1111i IJ'oi * hut hi nih t Die tiiKiglilig el tin* |in -ellt ad ht>|H «t and . 1111 M,t n tigtit a g a in * : " t a l i 11*. i\\ 11141 h It t t IT t . • fart* ihi* c a l ' tlml a tta c k and c riln ize tin mtiit-t t al mn. muMc. 1 h, , 41 ll j I r a n is th ro u g h ‘'T ins gain i, nl naval dei inIhIin "f lire pugl eme n m r ('alifornla 11(in it , ii*. to r e d t a G e n e r a l I >n w - l i a d s, 1 m i l t •. v» , n t lie i .** i t i, et*u**t tiie pi, >>* tl.lt the D i n t Di e t w , i i i b l e ' l , ItlrtM e a r n e s t Im ('nnlidgf but th, biiintiardiiient >p, t-, in * w * 1• lixnicd vLilli dynitJi It* t'*,iT■tic an ?*'..iiLilpi'iut; and must Irettuen! , ritigp ,,f -ti was eo e rra tic tlutt it sta r te d ftr**s mile f. I.ii*ni'' c ourt decision* a re Ju stic e U fsontc q u a r te r s , ami according to that V\ i* tfm w Wilson, Wilt with .hr* pres*, umiaaaiiea were iiis|iateli J a p a n . !' * Li •tty in* ot Nat lulls, WIII,* liiatideKi uml J u stic e iln iin e s? I ,*d to till* W hile HaUse to call off and w hut md figured in the frank talks tin* Secretary made ul <‘iite IN TIU.IH dissenting optntot:-, the expedition." , t.licming the majority liecisions " I lieur Diat some of tile shots hint and elsewhere. It alan lias ft ,,f other judges, Ju s tic e s Holmes I fired by Secretary W ilbur w rought suspicion tli.it ttie speech propusod * ■ tile ■* " *" ami Hiumieis have crilicis«**l tin* g ic a t huvoc^ to Republican , to he inude in Denver next S a tu rsupreme court, disagreed with its * buncos in I'ultforiiiu, because in a dav. but i n ailed and killed, was it,:. 1 1, i et lit ton „ f the constitution, spirit of fairness he could not avoid even an improvement on the t'aliVmi they have done more than using Democratic ammunition ll is forma spec, lies in the mallet of I .a l*'i 'licit c and all otheis pul to also reported that Japanese nuvijl (frank political expression." _______ __ __ ____ _____ _ tin* press liuvV ______ g. Dil i to___ niuki* the people feel_____ th a t i officials tlirough ll i . a. risk to send _____ such ________ men as u b a te m a jo rity vole on th e su- ^p ro te ste d uguinst some of tin* See- General Dawes und Mr. W ilbur out pteine bench should not o v e r tu r n : ie ta iy 'B u tte ra n c e s, csjicciully to to speak for the A dm inistration, ill, will of the jieople in the m aking , Die one r e f e r r in g to two a n t u g o n - i, These i nest* niron eir arc nut politiciryjs, u t i c face civilizatnin ol laws. Tiiey a re fum lnm cntaity no'nesf and ver tim e Set re tu ry Wil- ar e too upt to speuk nut what ""A A (t th e very | U ID L E G E N E R A L D aw es is b u r w a s reca lied he wa* under c*n- they really think and anybody who 'r n t r e u i n g those tiiut c r itic iie su- g n g e m e n t to speak in D enver Sat- really thinks about the Adminis n ig h t o f this week. In fact (ration's record und o th e r things us I'fctne c o u r t decisions he nhould •urtt had been issued to th e they can only think In te r m s of d.vnot fo r g e t the tw o • really g n a t critics of th e c o u n tr y , nurneiI jmvcz ^ S 2 !ary* r e c a l i t i b u t ^ A J -' * ly Uramlcis a n d H olm es. ' 7 ’’ * 1 3 ItSrkfc.*/! V: * Y-* *if ^t-A*»*vlian A; iii« n am! «t•I; *it 1si11* To kimw , m II , LETTUCE AND ROMAINE SEED M e jt r e h r a t l t j u a r l e r s f o r Iht* v e r y b e s t s t r a i n s o f HIG HUSTON. R KKKRC. N E W Y O R K o r W O N D E R I l l. I .E T T U U I * : a n d W H I T E P A R I S R O M A I N E S E E D . ra n fu rn is h an y q u a n tity of th is d esired . Wc * K I L G O R E S EED C O M P A N Y W E E A K l t d I . D I N f i --------------------------PHONE SERVICE 1 2 ' l 3 A M O D E R N b a n k in g o r g a n iz a tio n , w ith a d e ­ q u a te fa cilitie s. A n A B L E p e rso n n e l in d ire c to rs , o fficers an d staff. A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in th e in d iv id u a l n e e d s o f e v e r y d e p o s ito r . We invite new accounts h lrc n jflh ■Service I'ro ^resA SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 4/e Interest I’uid on Savings Accounts i *«(* T r J t '. L -A » �L.,. i, .- .j .___ . Sn' ....... ......................H ■v fv _________________' T H E SANF 1// 1v n . *' . lio P ro g ram CHAM FOR S E P T . 21 r ,■ hirngo News ( 447.6 ) 6 Ln; 5:30 children; 7 lecr,; 7:30 “ play-night” ; 8:16 «no; 8:46 talk. Jesgo ( 346) 6 : 30-12 ovonbrrigrnm. Hirngo ( 448) 0 concert, its; 9-1 a. am. orchestra, Ills. hirngo ( 636) 6 concert; musical; 7:30 stage f e ­ ll; 7:46 music; 8:06 talk; (midnight revue. Cleveland ( 390) 6 con. baseball; 7 concert. Cincinnati ( 309) 7-9 inu- 'I, ■ • n :J Mrs. (irnce Thompson has purchased a home in Sanford nnd is; now a resident o f that city. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher John T. Rradv arrived Sumlay expect to leave today for Sarasota from Jacksonville, nnd expects to to spend several days. remain in Sanford this winter. R A IW E GOOD PAINT Expert Painters — Reasonable Prices • ’ *,'lf ‘ ji ,1 , t, t ‘ a Xm . _ _ .I For ^Beauty and Comfort U for beauty and durability are the n su r passed Tapestry, Velvet and Axminster Seamless Rugs Classified Ads M i Are Diamonds in the im t? F i e l d of f | i • ■ • v v iw .j Publicity *** made by Alexander Smith ik. Sons C a rp et C o m p a n y , th e w o rld ’s largest makers of floor coverings since 1860. Find a dealer w h o carries a representative selection o f th ese fam ou s rugs and ask him to s h o w y o u the m a n y attra ctiv e patterns. DONT '.M P rices ev ery o n e can afTord. Look for trade mark stamped cm i/ic (nick o f every rag. Mi-lady’s S h o p p e ® NEW RAY BROS., ilertry F. ( obeli, >*f New Noil. urier-Jourpal 6 6 6 YORK THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS H O U M I I X A T & •' . -* -a.. , *L* , o I * L A N D K R S O N ■ ■ ■ a M B a a a a H - ia s a r B u a B H D a H a a D B B B a B a a B B B B a B B a B a a M B M v . : IN SANFORD REA L ESTATE | * 1 Lot 50x117, First S treet, next to Sap jj Ju a n (inrage. a I Lot, corner C entral Ave. and P ark ■ A vc. 1 Lot next to corner C entral Ave. and P ark Ave. i Lot corner P ark .Ave. and between ( cn tral and Hughey. 1 house and lot, P alm etto Ave., between flughey and M artin S treets. For Kent Small building for office or ■ business, 515 YV. F irst S treet. 1 i • ) 1**T ». n r *• i i . v t l ( l e i * il I . • I • I ii m l i n Mti I 1 l u ' 1 i ' i ) I n *•f ft l i e u Ill'll* *■' i s f n i M ' M ' i i -i i | 8 ft t i in -i t , I n n i i i ■| T i n t . ' I t Ii r M i* f i i i : m j h m . h i i \ i : it a m i t m m i ft ’ f i •<•D i sun c j . t i ' i * i u pn. iiu 11 s| * n t i i *f M i i » " * ' / i i i t r n n d i" f «u iz L i n*e t i it1 ! t h r 11 iic l tin* > u m i h H > *1 |- i b * »* \ « i « t ( f i ' I . I * ' F i t »* 1 ' n h i i n |j M (*f f t .i *t »«'c4 i i a <i m i bH Iit t llm u iM ' m * \< t i L 1• f I I .i 1 i 'l l- i If ^ m iu (t ii-* I- - .*»« v..(« •< n u t b .ttt tli.it • 1. 111 v fiil.ti.; tv 11 II U <1II f I I n a d i r ' o II 8 a p*11t *' ’ l i t ) I I i ,i fy * * i j 11,i \ . I ,i I . » tt i * »b I J D m * I n ; i i ! f t •f I ' m m u • it m t*. Mi t i | c | ' b u l b ii v .» I •i •11 I • ►. f i 'I I . M J " N I N 1.1 Y I b \ M » I. I 1 \ I \ I I »N I • l . . I |>‘I t . . - I I*. rOM-.l I ninli v ■■t» t i ti ii ( , t l l .I I n i . i l,.- .i i h t i n . nt I Im * lltiu . f y * at l-'ul Dm ! 1f , ♦i J A ' j SOME REAL Alexander Smith 8C Sons Carpet Co. BATTERIES m m m n ii I E. T. F I E L D MIT W. I'irsl Street A Clean Ba$ at tfie Hnisft Means a CleanFeed Rite Feed DON’T Let Y our Top Ruin the lsook.s of YOUR CAR “R A D F O R D ” W AVENUE ------------------- B u y W o o l S e a m le s s R u g s Mrs. L. IL Rrngg w as called to .. . ,, D»vrii|iort ( 484) 7 Sntnl- Mascott Saturday night on account . r* D'"1111' has returned from ti, 8 organ, render. of the death of her father. I .Miami, w lr r e he spent It) days Moines ( 520) 7 : 30-9 pietsintiy. LET THAT PICTURE STAY IN A RUN DOWN FRAME Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Itutler left, flVtri’it News ( 517 ) 7:30 Salurdnv for Glennville, tia., where Joim I alum, of Osteen, is spendRHINO IT TO orchestra, contralto, they will spend a fow days. >' ng tiie day in Sanford attending ______ to business -Fort Worth Star-Tele Mr. and rs. Ed. Wilder spent (476) 7 : 30-8:30 concert; Sunday in Sanford cn route to S a r ­ M* !.. S .Glisson and Miss Ollin H0:16 concert. asota. ' ert. Glisson have returned from a Btvann ( 400) 7:30 (Jenenil d. hgl tful visit with relatives in Bami, Cuban Army, The Newell family will shortly ; S. v; i nnh, (ia. rffrrson City ( 440.9 ) 8 ag move to Orlando where they v.ili iltunil address; 8-20 Old make liieir future home. I'tilled States Senator Duncan. “fiddlin'." FOR (J l' leti her. of .lueksoiivilir, is -Kansas City Star ( 411) Myron Ritter ami Ray Anderson, H pemiinK several days in the eitv a II Sthnnl of the Anir, story m a k e s A u t o m o b i l e s ami of Pittsburgh, i ’a., are the guests tf„. pi,e-, ,.f the Valdez Hotel, music; 8- 9:15 musical; of the former’s cousin. Mrs. J . H. . L i g h t i n g P l a n l s , any m a k e . i Night hawks. Mrs. J . I). Woodruff and s o n 1 -Kim ns C ity (411) 7-8 cdu C o l c t n a n . ______ itisicil hour, music. Mrs. G. R. Sunders ami chib... m ^ ['durned Monday from Day-LsJpgeles (396) 8 coni ..i ,„ „ o r ... Md.. ""■ > • * " * , M . P h o n e 5 1 S --------- S n r . f i . n l : *rt,-j.U) children; 10 news, where they spent pent a |pleasant s u m 1 ■ ••• 5 10:46 s tr in g t|u a r te t; mur with relatives. i , I HOW IS YOUR TOP? t ------------ MAGNOLIA THAT WILL IH.KASK THU MOST FASTIDIOUS HOUSEWIFE Try Sm ith’s H arbor Shop for good b arb er work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. VARNISHES And See Us About Hnvinff Your Painting Done S Mr. Th.-n.Mi- )m- .............. J from ('lty. is -ponding soyi-nd days a t ; Times (400) 7:30-0 K. A SnrnnOlii and will ongago in his * aider. Motel, while in thr oily , frminnl Railroad orchestra. former occupation of contractor J 4wR")ir ' " !«•*"*»I Jewelers, -New York ( 492) 9 a. m., and builder. j --------rational; 2-8 p. ni. solos. ---------I -1 li Wanks, of ( 'hai l . - K t i P t i . S . music, dunce Miss Florence Lovell will hav- * . r a 1 i -i :h- - vim I oi- m Nanfoid itw York ( 466) 8 a. m charge of the Indies' departmen'. In rin->t of I in- \;ildrz Ho­ Is a preerriptinn (or Malaria, li; 2-9:30 n. m. orcheslraH, of the Allen store during lho tout- Wl. Chills and I V .r r , D engue or ltd ik cxciiange reports, mil- ist sea son. lous Fever. D kills the germ s. talk, dame. I. \S \ .in UiiBkirk, of Maltomore, ■New York (360) 12; 15Mr. and Mrs. J . Hrodie Williams' Md., ie|in--.-iitmg liu- Jam es I! I) [i m„ concert, dance, cliildren left Monday for OiTumio,! .Sip»- Company, i-. speiuitng sc\ I., 6:30-9 talk, orchestra. where they expert to make their oral days in this n i y ititeiidiiig to dance. home this winter. business, while registet.-d at (lie Newark ( 1061 12:30 9 p. m. \ aldez Hotel talk, dance. I Mr. and Mrs. eLe Conoley and I'hiladelph.n ( 509 ) 6 30 or- Mr nn(| Mrs |.; M, Call spent J . i’ Graham, ot Kh-iniim-c, stm. tl:»0 reeita 1; 7 or- Sunday pleasantly at Daytona I spent Sunday will. It.- no>t)ni. ■drit; H dance. Heat h !•' Philadelphia 1396) 6 : 3 0 ; ______ _ | Mrs. .. .J.. . . S. Ha.. w.iil . eu . t-.ule . k. orchestra;; « 30 dunee; j Mrs. E J . T a y l o r and son Mel e|Jtl.r Tu'| n l . t ’.Vs'i'ty ' a s " ' , . K , h • , w n •» r, talk ,n ,t Sl" "u,ay f1r,,,,l ' ° , a il medn al student Ihiliub lphia l VV‘ ror<*Vr they" wlMpciit week iileanant rtiila.lt-lphia ( 393) 1:30 or- |.. Miss Gertrude Cairn way. Mi's 5 lalk. i-Pittsburgh ( 4(52) 6:30 Cuput. nnd Mrs. Washington Clara Rankin, Miss Fannie Hell ert: 6.30 .Sunshine Girl; have returned to tiicir home in Priest, M. F Baket and Henry P musical. Longwood after spending the sum­ Erguhurt spent Sunday pleasantly at Daytona Bench. ^Pittsburgh ( 326) 6:30 mer ut Peak's Island, Me. rhini the Riddler; 7 "The LO N G VVOOII by Chain." Mrs. W. W. Potter returned on ■ Partland ( 492) 10 concert; Monday from Daytona, Bench, The Seminole County poultry In­ d*ncc. where she spent several months stitute convened at Longwood n r-Providenee ( 300) 6:30 pleasantly. Sept . 19 and completed its progrnt i uic»l and adjourned on the afternoon of 5*n Francisco ( 433 ) 9 orW. M. Ecott has returned from a Sept. 19. The at tendance was far Mtra; 10 hand. several weeks' trip visiting points in excess of the viticipntions of i!., ■ Springfield ( 337 ) 4 cou­ in North Carolina, Washington, 1). most enthusiastic friends, the reg rt; 5 111 talk ; 6:30 bedtime; C., and Pittsburgh, Pa. istry hook showing Hint 163 had 1 roncert; 6:30 dance; 7 registered up to noon of the fir.il 1 bUI; 7:30 violin; 9:30 dance, Robert A. Splllane, of Moline, day. I HI., spent Monday at the Valdez e*s The addresses were all of high Si Louis Post-Dispatch Hotel while lulling on local mer­ order and were the satin- t >>f ,.,. *45 i , mi ert; 9 artists. chants. ___ i orahle comment on all sni -Vfxshington ( 469) 6 chilMrs. S. G. Tufts and daughter. ~7 . *n. by Peggy Albion. '—Washington ( 469) 7:20 of Orlando, spent the week-end in ^,1 \ V C 1* A l U l I V O r S a r y N N O H K M A N S I I l r -------- I ’ H K h &: 7 .'ll) music; 8 talk; 8:16 £ S S * lh' M" c' wIs Celehi-ated Dent, m LOSSING PAINT COMPANY, INC. Mrs. H ow ard Ovcriin and Mrs. McRory were tho c h i r m l n g ho st­ esses nt the homo pf the l n ttc t Monday afternoon for the St. A g ­ nes Guild. The m eeting was the m ost e n ­ thusiastic field in a lhng time. It w as decided th n t the guild would tfivc n benefit r a i d pnrty W ed­ nesday, Ort. 1. T he guild eftfd p a rtie s in (he pn st have been m ost enjoyable, and n largo num ber of guests a r e anticipated. Father A. S. Peck was present for the first time In several months and gave n most interesting talk must to the delight of the mem­ bers. Member** present included Mrsdames R. W. IVarnian. Jr ., Clifford Peabody, Earl T. Field, I,cake, Paul Riggers, Chris Mathews, J . N. Rob­ son nnd R. J.. Perkins. !f j/JitV .U i . Call nt NOTICE TO P A R E N T S I All parents having children who I will ho six years old before JanI miry I. 1926, may enler them the Mrs. William Allen has returned j J>rst ‘ ‘-rm »f sehooi beginning Se,.from a month’s visit with friends 1 l, n,,M’ r " • lhf,n' Ul11 l,,> m"lin north GePrgin. 1 -v cnr beginners eluss. Only those ' who nre six before Janu ary 1, will he allowed to enler. Thf many friends of Mrs. A, J . 1 ............................... Richardson will regret to learn. h i E L L A l . A Rill N(> 1ON. thnt she coontinues ill at the Val Supervising Principal Primary Schools. dez Hotel. Miss Hazel Sorrell motored to Alvah Hunt -iando Sunday where she spent from Havana, t uha” ' wdu'r'e' 'h e Orlando the dny with relatives. spent the pnst two weeks. ___ ____j A Complete Line in PAINTS !Mi*s. Overliri and IV^rs. McRory Entertain-‘Stl Agnes Guild- Monday PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. J. F Carter, of Jncksonville, spe nt Monday in Sanford, the guests of the Valdez Ho- . . . . I t.%, L a s t S unday m o rn in g Associate- su mimfcr, m tr, yet* th e school h a s main yet the 1u.L___ i ™in" its S u p e r in te n d e n t Schcllo Mnines a n ­ tained led *6"' ^he' h ighest:average tory, snd^hc oUtlouK for n great nounced to the scliobl th a t next history, fail' S unday m o rn in g would be Home •an b work Vras \ never qnjic so good. Ip a conference held yrttcrC om ing Day in th e F i r s t B a p t . \ t day afternobh pf'rfonio of the ofS unday School, nnd then proceeded ficen. of the T. E. L. class; Mis. to te n d to th e tn c school the a t ­ R. R. Deck said, "The WJ E. L. tendance which each d e p a r tm e n ; elnss should break al (records this would be expected to have present. fail. Last cvenlhgi Sujierihtclufont W hen th e to ta ls we^c given, the John I). Jinkins said) “ W e 1bAvc n u m b e r w as 660. gone through our best summer, P revious to this announcem ent and there is every rcnSon for be­ S u p e rin te n d e n t Jin k in s had stated lieving ......................... that the present BCB(l(jn season t h a t p re p a ra tio n s w ere being m ade j shouiiT lie " t h e ' g r e a t * * " the T c h Z l fo r a n in te r e s tin g p ro g r a m fo r the | has ever hail.” occasion- M any o f tho officers and ; Every memlier of the Sunday teachers will be very busy this i school and every member of the .week m aking th e ir plans and w o rk -j church are reminded to he present •ihg Sn goal irnnl set «»» for f „ . EunV'.,., I Sunday c . ing to to r-naeh rcaeji 1tho morning al. ____I 9 :30 ... Also a (fay m o rn in g . I most eordinl welcbmo is extended f i ^ nni ............................. S unday School officials sta tq th a t t(, (hc fri(,naH of , hr )tcbool t(1 H)lar„ a lth o u g h m any of the m em bers the inform ation, inspiration, r:ui have been aw a y for p a rt of the fcllod’ship of the hour. lultnln Journal ( 429) 10:45 j)ue. nffnlo ( 319) 4:30 music; news; 7-9 concert; 9 f L Phone: Rpa; 425 FIR ST B A P T IST SU N D AY SCHOOL IS P R E P A R IN G FO R HOME-COMING P A V NOTICE! of Circle No. 5 of the rh a rc re q u e ste d -td "Work D ay” o ffe rin g znnge to th e i r re g u la r Ednw day. ~ * — * ....ns»T- ■ MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. •I -- . mv i* a n f o _ Wednesday . „ „ |Sn*u]dinp Circle of »<»£ U ; hostess, Mrs. J o h h fl:30 p. m. w'o 6 of M. E . C hurch: Mrs. I M. McCnskiU/ <h Avenue, 4 p. m. Thursday. Udghborf,' Mnconic H all - T H E SA NFO RDH ERALP. yU E gR A Y . SEPTEM BER 2 3 . 1924. Sanford, Florida £ VC \w i K eeps out dam p and it & N EVER W ARPS j - - Can Fix It A ll c o a r.s e RADFORD AUTO TOP COMPANY Jus, Brother Jno. D. Jinkl served, since the incorporaf this church, as chairman l Board of Trustees and by iof that office as tho presif the corporation, and •Teas. The services of Brothfcn? in such capacity has I been satisfactory and in *r> best .in te re st of the ■ and **!>. At his own request, ( Jinkins has been allowed n from the Board of Trus»4 from the presidency of •(^ration. ) thrn in- it resolved by the Mulist Church of S o n fa rd *»l session assem bled 4hii ^ d»y of Eeptember, 1924; 1 That the sincere th a n k s nrtire membership of thl« be ami the same is h ereby W to Brother J in k in s for ing and fnlthful services rapacities named. That a copy o f ' the*? »n» be furnished B r o th e r 1by the clerk of th is chlirch, •prvad on the m lnutca of tiag, and t h a t '^ t l w clerk t is hereby authorized and to have a copy furn ish e d r* *>th the re q u e tt t h a t th e Published. s c b k l l k M A IN E S. Chairm an. •b- SELMAN, M. D„ N- Sharon, “tnittee on R e io ia tio m . •* ** *a <. - . . . T. g ra in s e e d is a s R. M erger, of New York, Mr. and Mrn. J . I.. Ingram cn ____ . . i l ____ i l . is spending tho a ______ day in S an ­ tertained delightfully at dinner calling on local m e rc h a n ts Sunday in honor of their silver an re g iste re d nt th e Valdez Ho - 1niversary. 75c |»Elt SACK Pink and green was the color * #* * * scheme umi was carried out o f - 1 A1 P a r k e r G. E p rig E t, a prominent foctivcly in the dining room I’H O N E ‘i l „ N vH tTH ELM la w y e r o t Orlando, in spending sev­ delicious three course dinner was era l d a y s in S a n fo rd a tte n d in g to served to nine. legal m u tte rs, the g ucet of the VniD uring the afternoon music and] PHONE 8 singing was enjoyed and ice cream dez Hotel, with cake was served. Prof. E. S. Miller w as here a few d a y s g r e e tin g his old friends, nnd it Is predicted by many th a t he and ■ ■ ■ ■ '■ ■ H a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a s n i a B u 1 1 1 1 1 1 .................................................................................................................... ... his bride will decide to locate a m o n g ;us E, City, ford while tel. I ti C II A R C o A L S e m in o le F e e d C o . MM Lots! Lots! Lots ! j , Will put you in possession of one of the best lots in town. These lots are located on Sanford, Palmetto, Magnolia, Park and Oak Avenues. M TIRES - -- z - . . - . *• ^ .r — . ^’k . a U W - • *• • %’ •* Being made from pure gypaum rock, it i* a natural in . sulutor against heat, cold and dam p, and It will nqt warp, huckle or shrink. ! S S' Sj * ■ JW - / • *)• . •» I. '’ \ Sheetrock is made only by the U n ite d States C ynsum Com pany. A sk vour lum lw ror building material dealer lor. a sample and prices. * V- . UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY 205 W e st M o n ro e S tre e t, C h icag o iB .a i.iu o i. T V* • ' £ Sheetrock cornea all ready lor u*e. Just nail the broad* hir.h hltccts to the Joista or studding. Saws an d nails like lumher. N o canvas la needed w ith It. It tik es any dc .oral ton—wall paper, paint1, panels, or Tcxtone, T h s Sheetrock Decorator. ■^r 108 Magnolia A yenue----------------------------------Phonp 48 ft Shcctrock makes solid, titht-Jolntrd and perm anent walls and ceilings, at low cost. - Sg i A. P. C O N N E L L Y & SON RAY BROS., Phone 548------Sanford D am p and chill are kept out ol every room and Building that you ceil w ith Sheetrock, the fireprool wallbcunL A small monthly payment will take care of the balance. 51 -To*fit any Job on earth , , PRICES that you can afford to pay. BALLOONS for all Car«. J PS *- L __ Hall H ardw are Co. M rs. Bryan J , S lu rm a n , who has been th e gue st of h e r m otheiV ^frs. E . A . Douglas, leaves today for h e r homo In A tla n ta . She will be m e t ! in Jacksonville by her h u s ­ band. ' % 1 u 4 r' a . 1*. f *'..6 '1, I T H E F /r e /) r p o /W A L L B Q A R b •m �THE SANFORD HERALD. . —„ - ■* J M jt.« - ' •• ' " - ■ - By TAYLO ther JB/<W'tm.'Sumn to tU l un £ ' S « o a d o u b t b u t t h a t '* — MAGIC MUD* i s TH& EIGHTH WOMDSR OF THE V t o e c D - HERE'S A * ___ TESTiMOJAuL THAT PROVES IT ! \ _ ■nm uL cat cuA U altcC ^ TTTUct Q w n y a o Ju n h iu f Jack’s Synthetic Profile LET ME AT IT - l1 Impetus of cUoidat 4o vug yeuA, Unprecedented, G^iin, CGlKAvrig. O nt Outz> Ofr >ruj -jftet u n t/i. 11 v? u/cut CoJthdL. to tf\L [Ju rat , UtrfvJjL tolki/n q. 'V Z ajio ITlutL d id -tto u sy je J*ut crriL ru d e /nvy ^<icc - i-wla, Jxemtlcj ~~ Varus 3 Jook. aio ^<>sn/ruj thoJb cu ’ C c c o iK & r u z ^ /is Hiax> Q tirCru s m t Co A H r O n "f i s i c a J i " o r b t h v A i d s o h c u r - J fto n k i to you,, J b td s ~ 1 to d a y and seemed to havo the medal won w ith J 4-1 when C orkra n w e n t to tu rn in 42, six m ore than a r . Needing a p a r 34 to treat ones, C orkra n arose to the e m e r ­ gency and cam e home in one b e t­ t e r th a n p a r for a 75. Jo n e s had to be c o n te n t w ith the d a y ’s h o t w o r e fo r IH holes. C orkra n has the h onor of n t a k - ( in g the lowest IH hole medal score e ver made in na tiona l am ateur | g o lf nnd also the low est qualifying score for 3f> holes. T he old .'Hi hole | record was equalled by Junes to­ day. T he Q ua lifying Bound T he qualifiers are : D. C. C orkran, Phil 07-75 112 R o b e rt T. Jones, Jr.. At 72-72— 1 14 W . I, H unte r. Ixis An 74 71 — I IH Ilddle Held. St. I .outs 75 7.'t— 148 D e x te r Cum m ings. Chi 7.4 75 - 14H F ra n c is Oulmct. Boston 75 71 14!* Max It M arston. I’liil 70-74— 14!* George Von Kim lars An 75-75— 150 E . II. A ugustus, Chi 74-70 150 F . J. W right. Jr.. B<*f* 74 77— 150, ' C, J. Murphy, W ash 77 71— 151 ( Jpnso P. Guilford, Bos 77-7H —152j A r t h u r Y ates.R ochester 70-74— 154 .C h a rle s Kvans, J r . ( hi 70-77 154 T. A. T orrance. Scotland 74 mo 154 It. It. McKenzie, Wash 74 HO 154 H. A. G ardner, ('hi 77 77 *151 W. L. Hope. E ngland ho 75 155 A. C. Ulmer. Jark'viU e 70 70 155 J . Wood P latt, Phil 7 t K2 150 E . II. U riggs, Jt , N. Y 7* 7 h -150 M, M. Jack, Phlladeidiiii 77-70 -150 (M ® ? e a s t (S m ly U ® T TO SEE T H E STRANGEST f r e a k : OF nature yet J n .„ II. C, E gan. 14irtland 7H 7H It. T. W in trin ^e r, Sti .1., l.o' L. M. W atts, St I 7H ?h 1.4 W. J, Thompson, ■j T oronto . h-77 14 V ■ C. H. Paul, N \ 7*5 so 14 |2 K arl E. Mosaer. Il ost'illHJ 71 1 ■ R, E. Knepper, ( hi 7s an )4 Draw fur Mat h I'lax The draw for 4H hole nuiti Ii pin in* begins tomorrow follwfi' i Jones vs. Thomp-on Corkran vs. W. II (im dner. Evans vs. Knepper Jack vs. Augustus. Y ' O uiimt vs IIuntei Guilford v s. \ \ u t i iiigei ■ Dunplty v-. \ ati Lower half Moaser vs ('ummitigIt. A. G a n ln e r u Hope P la tt v*. I sji rent e Ulmer v*. W a t t tV • * Von Elm vs M ihenzie f . E g a n vs. Uriggs. Lowerv vs Paul U*ft nut IP till' c o l d a te Jes ; Sweotser, of New Vork, forme a m a te u r champion, who added iti h* 81 Monday to S a tu rd a y 's 7l* fot i to ta l of 1GO. and two other mein bora of A m e ric a ’s Watkei on te a m , ,Dr. O. !•' Willing of Pott land, reg . and W < Flowers, Jr P ittsb u rg h . Of the nine inemhi i o f A m erica’s Wtilkei cup teum ti com pete-toil> six uuiilitied. W , •it 4* ' i N ew Y 'ttr k - l’i M s h i i r g h S-; IN CAPTIVITY o^711»> MriXStsviC i he score: It was learned here today lli** Itollins College and Stc'-uti University have seVetal tithlc ic relations Leenuse i f the .it ler school refusing i*> adhere in the migrator a student* i dr This, it was - a id. means ' it tin n n nm. I I o rii dl gam * • i L ' tile I to l y ||||| \ ed 111 Win' I i lk. iv II li I lie h '<1 II I- \ * It is s,ni| (hut I ii'ieh I) i, Mctjudlmi lui" -fated ttml h wi'l sign (in eonti.i.t which " il mA peiniit li*in l> ,, n.ig' it o Fhldetils in | i> line -up.--K, In offiei.’i! declali i that tM- i in 4 11 l \ lolat ion ..I 1 " i ) , l ’i.i 11 -li \ ' a n d < II. • ,\l Id ■t i A oicuit mu i ii4 h « ■ fin , x i| i C hung.> j o o o | o noil 4 K', ,i?' K ■Lt j ’Js.i. ;' [■’, K1., St f i r s t S t r r r l A Him \ . I’hnnr t IT-I. .1 BUILD STRENGTf P E N S A C O L A . Sent. 22.— Miss Elt-ie I a F itte ha* l a 1 i'll up her duti*** as home d e m onstra tion agent in Escam bia county. She hits Ire I considerable c x pcr.enre in the w otk nnd has also taken special tr a in in g nt the Florida S ta le College. | iwon T h e body depends entirely 0 blood for strength. If the bits thin, im pure and undernourii your strength is impaired, you tality is lowered and y tu r powi resistance against disease lessi L E O N A lt D P S E L I X I R ] T H E F L O O D feeds the b builds it up, m akes it rich, red pure. Good red blood m health, stre n g th and new vigoi F o rtify your body against dis Make it stronger, more braille using L E O N A R D I ’S ELI I.y ’,lir t, oi l - 5ES C^ JLa I’KOI’KKTY 2 LOTS ON SANFORD AVKNUK v n a a a n n ia iiiiiB iR D n x E isB a iiH iE iiix iiiiiiiiiiH i J OfTicini Hut i* ftl L ist of T c \ l linnhs fur X F M lV O i F. ( ’O U N - T V M H V FOR S A L K ' id Ruth b . i nfic LI a W a lt e r J o h n s o n W in s l o u r I ecu I It ( on scen t i\t* ( . a i m \ l l c r ( l e t l n u ; Had S t a \ H n h c e s 'I'r o tin c f I n d ia n s , D c lr u it Sw am ps l io s lo n , M lild ic - T rim S i . I.o n i• III' M.l I m pt 1 ■ i n ni : t A. P, CONNELLY & SON im ;nr now III M e ii i i. i . 1 t f tin in ' d *d. i i tc . l t I m a g o , a t , ietiiijie.1 a Vel tin * It \ cl itat Wait- i ltd . i l 'i i .enth lotihle iu U Ii-iu: I* il l l . l t l l l l l g l tllll| Ulgl 11 g Mon'ia> ii li I ■| i ' 1iii t i l l ” i u i i i i ' 1* .VI a, i n ,| i v. 11 c a n ,i run ,iuti g o 4 illii . . ulm lie J lii a i fared l In v g iv in g n uni l a 1 ! I . an Cat 1 I rlilh w f 11ole ' I o u t t II •• FVFRTTRUK BY CONDO l H c i n ; / £ THtT - R C S T ^ O F 1HC T 'A P F I O ? 1 CAU I I N D T ifE M 4 H I O N •5 (iC T tO N .* MAVCL Y o u | IT IN T h i c k ’ t V r WHY, d H E S f AfffcN'T T H E: IVCLL l v H 4 r ' £ T H C f A tiH tO k S j THC U tr if*rrll ‘D | r f se R * 5 M 2 c ? * 7. ,w i ' __U 1B o t h F u r - m y . C O M IC £ l \ T flK f n a l o n g , Go n ct t h it u u g h it . B TWENTY OF THE BEST FARM MULES EVER SHIPPED TO FLORIDA Horses Wagons and Harness How They S tand A m e n run Lvuguc *■ l luh T h e S e n i o r s run now c'f.il* tin- 'A .i -tl inglnfl n n n a n t by w inning fir.* *f their N i w V ■11 k ix gam es, o r tie It by winning 4 Detroit Ven th o u g h t'»* Yankees take St Ijiuis heir rem aining m x . Phlludelplliu P ittsb u rg , by w inning all 7 it- i 'luvelund ight gam es, cun finish u h e u i >S ( hp ugu lew York and Brooklyn. Boston T he sta n d in g of the contend n To National League N a tio n a l— W. !.. P c L P I a r Club N*w York 811 611 .H01 6 New York !>0 GO .HOD ,4 Brooklyn Brooklyn H6 5 3 .503 8 PittshurKh Cincinnati To Chicago ... - W . L . F « i . » ’Uy St. Louia : HU IU Jilts li Philadelphia — 02 d * t G Boaton ....... ........ *4 ' jL M m - , 0 III SINICSS G tn iu ’ | N E W YORK. Sept 24 Brook iyn, by winning from ( tiiengo Mon day, 2 tu 1 in 12 innings, advance ! to w ithin one point of the Guu is whose guttle Wltil I’lttsliulg, Oil! and one half c onte sts tuick of lh< two leaders, wus post polled h> rain. W a ahington retained its two rno a d v a n ta g e in the A m e n im i tgue over New York ns U a h c i Johnson won his Mill ..traiglit g a m e by d e fe a tin g Chicago S in 4. T he Yankees won from Ch*v* la.u:. 10 to 4, nnd Detroit defeated l l o ton, but the T igers diopped out u f th e race as they cannot w in novoven by ta k in g all of their cmi taata even if W ashington loses its 7 I 3* c 1***1 t - Fellows’ Service Station on - mill t ’rouse • i-il\ D O D G ERS T R I M C U B S IN LONG G A M E MONDA Y ntu non Hoi J o h n s o n a n d Kind; C v e n g r Stetson U niversity And Rollins Sever A thletic Relations N ext time you need a tire — It. II. K W a shington Postponed Account of llnin; .am. «, W a s h i n g tun Ilctain.s Lead High g» ; ■% I.ATONIA. Ky.. S o p t 22.— T he • I.ntonin International special, to be , ru n here Oct. 11 over a mile and i a quarter, is the jewel the t r a i n c n of Illack Gold a re pointing him for as a iUtintt si'rp le n te n t to the crown of four derbies a lre a d y won by him. T h e coal black aon j i t Mack Toney and U secit b q u a r ­ tered a t the tra c k w here he will rem ain until the la s t <>f a series of three international races in which th e fam ous French rare horse Kpin a rd will run, have been started. E n tra n c e to the u n pre te ntious stall of the horse is closely g u a r d ­ ed by n dog on whose face is u n ­ m istakably hung a “ Not W elcome” sign. This dog is Black Gold’s i close companion and w herever the horse goes the dob usually enn bo j found ne a r a t hand.. I t is considered likely th n t Black ! Gold will be entered in one of th e races du rin g the Latonin fall m e e t-' ing . His e n tr y will be merely to sharpen his condition for th e big race, which has l>een given a g r e a te r c a ste by thu entra n c e cf Kpiua rd. Black Geld has become tem perimental since he ha s been in tein■purer)* retirem ent. lie lias a p la y ­ ful habit nf te a rin g clothes otr v is­ itors, and nil a te cautioned before going anyw here n ear (lie p a rt In­ dian pony lc> be on ih * a l n t for i some of bis prank x. Itg in con eciitivi- panics BROOKLYN NOW ONLY ONE POINT BEHIND GIANTS i m 1 Gold Are Grooming Him For October 11 5A Y You New B arn, C orner Celery and Cypes Avenues �■ ' ^ 7^ 9 S H i £* m n ----------------r mi is a V f.AD RATES & '' * * a** •H’W 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4.+4 W ■ : *' PHONE ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD A dvertising T A M P A M O R N IN G T R I B U N E — j Sem i in y o u r subscription to the i Cash in Advance ’ Tribune or hhml it to your local 1 | denier so you can read F lorida’s 1 greatert newspaper.’ One y e a r _ pda. •>*111 k» »Cf 8 0 U, 0 m onths $ i . 00 , three month t ■Llpe pat r on* n»J PnlIJil iwmrdlalrlr t a r $ 2 . 00 . If you tleslrc $ 1 . 00(1 in su r­ an ce policy hdtl 73 cents to you r _________ine a lla* j order. ~ ~~ ______ Nn a lln* ^...... ......... •* a lla" L E A R N A B O U T Polk C ounty and _______ *c a llit* | I nth eland, through the S ta r -T e le ­ Ttpn djulila nbova gram . R est a d vertisin g m edium in South Florida Published mornings. dal** ara for con"inter i limn S ta r -T e le g r a m , 1-akeland. Fla.__ of aver*** length a linn O H IO — Xenia. Make your sales tharne )0o for Aral _ th r ou gh the Xenin G azette, X enin, Ohio. Rich agricultural jpitnlt l» r«*lrlcted to d istrict. W an t nd ami display rjlj.nif loall oi i. or I* made The Hanrates on request. _____ nlll bo reapotialble COLDMIUl.t |G «.) LICPnKIl t’lsaaHat Incorrerl 1n**rtlnr>. Ub'd tid* linvr tin. largost circu­ I iiiter, for »ui'*»iinent lation In Houth western Georgia The offlcn eliould he Itste Sc (V-woril) tine. [*omedlnlely In cuaa of A D V E R T I S E in the J ou rn al-H er­ , AIM I'ltTMKttS. ald, South G e orgia’s grcnte.sl ■ Lid riu>r«>»«niat1\* thorn ew snaper. Morning, afternoon, Vlilnr with into*, rule* (ration, w ill give you wfcclcly and S u n d ay Classified rates ‘ Informal Ion. And If 10 c per line, W nycross Journal- < [they will u**l*t you In Hernld, W aycros*. Georgia. j, I lour want ad lo make Hive TO R EACH the prosperous farm - , « t v »t m i t i c b . era and fern g row e rs of Volusia n , r t nhoul d c l v e Ihelr cou n ty n dvertise in the Del.and < poelofflr* addre.l* «» Illicit p h o n e n u m b e r If 1 D aily N ew s, rate lc per word, cash w ith order. _ (ire leMulle A b o u t one ■ T * t e . '■ SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT Dally Hernld — - 11. 1 ^Jfv|W ■iK L,j $ f e 4 H < i4 4 > 4 + 4 { ' 4 4 H > H 4 - > 4. 4 .4. 4. 4 + 4 ■>4 4 4 *. ? Help Wanted Rooms For Rent W A N T E D — A competent s t e n o ­ g rap h er who is looking for a perm anent position. P le ase write for ap pointm ent statin g <|untifira* lio n s and exp erience. S m ith Bros. Inc. 1 148 Houses For R^nt FOR K E N T — 2 n icely furnished 1 * U H K E N T — r o u r room house, h ousekeep ing room s, dost! i n . , H»r»tcc* modern im provem ent*. Phone 024-W. ________ j We*t F irst S tr ee t. Mr*. A nnie FOR R E N T — T w o unfurnished 1 ^ room s. 305 Myrtle Ave. Phone • FOR R E N T — (5 room house, close in. fine location. 209 K. f»th St. 382- W. room , w i n |,()1£ ENT house, close F O R R E N T — N ice room*. Will Jn< R 11(>X u —0 K_ room carc Herald. con sid er g iv in g m eals. 817 West F ir st St._ _ ______ FOR ❖ FOR S A L E - U r g e , room y In.ngT- K(Jlt, » E N 1 - R o o m s . W ouldn’t ♦♦♦ low. C om pletely furnished with able to u se the m oney scI h is C o u p o n , w l i r n n e a t l y cut f r o m t h e p a p e r , is go o d f o r 2 f> l u p -to-date furniture. This house PUred b y d e n t i n g that. v a c a n t room ata ' 1 1 / . 1 nriu* (rntnir hnra arc st-e H E R E IT g o in g In to u w anetn s t e ?r d There A bargnin. ♦* , war* was imiEL built iur for a iiuiiir, home. lAtritiru Ivoenled mi on now _ _ ~~ . * t * # i * . * .H om e, ' " v o t e s in 'I he S a n f o r d H e r a l d ’s S a l e s m a n s h i p C a m p a i g n f o r t h e f o l l o w ­ ■r« ♦% Magnolia Ave. between T w e lfth mnny l«raonf. lo.rk.ng for places In or m vestm ent 75x100 lot, brand in g c o n t e s t a n t : 1 and T hirteenth S tr ee ts. Very best "**/• Help take care of them and new live-room house thoroughly Y location in Sanford. Will sell for , ” nl >' l'fut *»• hmshe.l. Gta.d n e i g h b o r . lig h ts. $'.1,00 (1.00 furnished; $2,000 t ash. ' P,,° P |<‘ ln S « n fo ld . Phone paved street*, e ig h t m inu tes drive, I 11 1 * 4 » 148 am] voisr ml over the tel- rKfiOOOO n»‘.h l - Balance in term s very ea sy to Jinn- ,.Jlhotte< “U w T h e „ ornlJ for (,uick K(‘)(t HOME — A snap, for rent 15 N A .M K W. L. Rumple at die. Ser ^ service. l to 20 per rent in terest on investNational Hank or call phone 207 V EOR R E N T — 3 rooms for ligh* i ""'"L Iw-sides the $ 1,000.00 rise in and m ake appointm ent. i'S housekeep ing. Corner of Elm : price you'll sell for next w inter. A M l H ESS Ave. ami 3rd St., 217. Phone I littpiire Sanford D evelopm ent Co., vM i 437-W. Phone .528. E o R SALE One lot (31x127, south front, on paved street. P. O. FOR R E N T .'t in res good ground liox 1oe 1. Phone 353, close to iie plant Income II 4. 4. 4 4 ., :■ 4- :• 4- 4** 4 4- :■ 4- * :■ -4 g--s 4- 4 4 4 4 :* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TO SI M. OR * EX C JIX n G E ~ A Washburn at Wight Bros. G arage. iargi rooming house, hoarding, HOT P L A T E 01 Range including or apartment house. Partly fur­ N atural Gas \yell. Hunlehan FOR R E N T 4 naiin furnish* i nished. ii Italh located in G ain es­ r'olcnian C o , Oak and "ltd apait merit. All convenience* ville. t a-h payment. Term s like ♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 ;♦ ♦♦♦ *♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦* ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ and garage. 117 l a u r e l Ave. rent, ot will (rude for good small v ♦ ♦ *1 of a t b o n e a m l baa n Most In* in I'.oiulf I'b.I t*la ..tic.' .■aeli El III R E N T • rout lealroom. | g ro v e in tin. k farm A I.ITTl.F. Ti A N T A D in The ami ■bo o i l i e r * rnn'l ,l*jlil ciOiMceui | \ ,. weeks good location. Write to Thus. J, poii 1 1 and krichenette 2) 1 E ’asi •te w i t h y o u ulileer Herald will bring you big re- ’ W I T N CS S i n. h a tul atel tM Clar ke, Gaine-vitle, Fla., Gen'l Dp­ your nililreM su it h. A d v e r tise those old articles | nf i lo- i 'l ri nit *'norI nf IP Si Vi III tl S e e iuni St, MIRACLE Concrete Co., general *«nlluit*nrr X1IU4T b* Position I•v all round .1 11*11. let • 'll • nil «*f I III- stiiic . r FO R ItE N T - *1 wm well bH'iitTal', 11' ‘ you have s io i t t l a w a y and have W A N T E D San turd b usin ess men M A M E D |* pcreia el The NeeI li'ildu In ell.) f"t S.-rnlii*. ■■ Conn olTli e man. fifte.-ii vein s exper no u se for. A little thirty-rent ad ! cement work, sidew alks, build­ unfurnished a| aitmerits. Applv •relit tifflre or lif le l•II I Ills lli. I .Inti A Oil ll.il who nre In need of com p eten t ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. •3t| Park Ave. .u Phone 221 ience 1 01 ally. No oil ice Imv Ail may bring you several dollars. Ifrlrphiinr il'eeoatlahelp should rend the classified dri's.i "1 Ufice Man" c in e Hernld _ (irc not trllili: \ f Mit ”11 • 1) I’h one 14H and u representative T erw illeger, Prop. i nervlL* *It ..r lb. n o ti 1 4 ••tit 1 p age of The Herald. T h e r e ’s no W A N T E D Job in g a r a g e bv ex E.um ber and Building M aterial will r a il to see* you. * ' «o' i, 1 * -»i 1 ‘H • 1 tu1 nil fro m lit. Efficient reason for send ing out-of-brewr. for , ( a r te r Lumber Company — One horse, A ppl> to m HIm1 r*i s • Mli Ttid« F L O R I D A — UK LAN DO— Orlando help " h e n there is probably just ( )i|Tj, N, luiu iel S i . ___ Phone 5(15 . r / \ t * •• m i.) 8 y*-ars obi, weight ulmut 1.000 \ M W 1 I K S 1 |•lit V ■e m ornng Sentinel; largest c l a s s i ­ ♦h»* n*»r«M»n you w ant in the n l y H 1• ft « t .1 r S' •ll> it i A / r 1 1,1 \ I b l v pnumls. Enlarged inkl* joints front I lo u se of fied bush r \s , rate l c a word, m in ­ HILL l.l MBKR t (J . - ! 1. M *"r‘FI*I'flnl ItM 111| M i «i t W A \ T I \ I > A ^ifri'SMvi* i r|»ri*Hi'NI legs Branded I S < Left GlenSoi ice, Quality ami Price, k 1 M * _ G imum 24c cash with order ; , 1 ' '.I 11 . L ' \ 2 1'* i :*!iv<* in m untii's si lling pat th* ru w . *i I rt\ • •» r < lent Jtmrs I Her mid Kiilnc) m e ('am p Sunday. Sept. 1 I. about 5 **' lock p m. I.a t heard of at • nt* .I H h| | hi' VVpath#*rnt rip. INisvi- poiiit r i* . itt ii Tunic Mill lb* It A U G U STA « H R O N iC L E — A u ­ *' * R i * i If I* * n r 11c i ♦* |« U ci r i - liidi.m S p r in g s Sunday night. h!t> In in rn ?Ti0 rlaily. Mill Kit! I»vr and ■ * rm\ uni •«M ntln t ir ai ) ten horse engint gusta, O n — Aligu*ta** greatest tl*'** -t ml b * Ik nr i>I"•>■ f 4*1•’ Wli* ti ;i I I D l ( I \ ES t ll' l WORMS. Tialj.iliiil j|([\ I*rt iviiUf p j l t l l l . ooi l III h h..«» I nil. * . . . o, r I,..vx » Iptrnie S tove wood saw 1 classified medium, rate cn*h .0!)r 11Ml« * Vi*rt •■III M* *'1 * il M f. .1 Kinder please advise 'V I* Wilcox, fi I* **k- r<i 1 **1- ,.* i iii Tile surest Mgn of worms iti i hrl- 1. . . -1 lllo.-ii him Coleman, O a k 'c h a r g e . t 'diil in* 1 Pi ♦*!i*41ii»n. V X • lu 'IV V III 1» t f ill *sr v . • Ini. L G len....... nr The E W Bund Co., Die tier line, m inimu m el l i I n• | .* •.| .. i t s li. i . • I <»R SA Li: »*ne Bull k I m• • . ♦*li r tt •ill " F.1• f . ml ' 'Ti Lake Helen, Flu. dr err i- p.'.b'itfss. link of in terest in *.1. f • m t . i i V A 11 Skill 1■r. tdlii 1* < I’ll I 1C_______________________________________________________________ ,30c. . |. - I.i .1 . M * ** Ml • s* i i <1 •-i ail* pa*t i X l.lt * t 1 lieao ( ‘a s h O' III III Mm m i. <in play, fr*'lfuln*--s, vnruihle a p p e ­ 1 * 1 rif.y 1 *..l 1■ hi- i•* tl*. ■’i f Thill*,: ' " :,n •"•siiiess. En- ' M A I N E W atervllle, Morning French A w . tite, jin king at the pose ari l siltl 11... f 1 p .* t i l | ♦ » it It I . 1 . *.l o 1 ■ 1 t l-lll Ill -.11" L *It HI* H in' '-in fold Ave. RenThou sand* o f Maine p eo­ V’l 1 \\ )cri Mart Dig in >loop When these • ti d l * Vi.ll 1 r i ti i"V Ilf. iJliti.: leaving town f. * r f . *(1 It r III. lit Ii tt I S1 i tTL* 1 1 1V 1 M \ N 1• ple are in terested in Flnrirln irrapKII'M \ * ' inptoms appeal it is tim e to I ' M • r mi ... i l 1 1>i i • ••■rill 1 li f i 'ho (»ilia tl |II 1 in \ s a f e m pet erty. Reach them through the g iv e W hite's I 'm in i Yell i.fllge. \ ol't ITi* U.I Vil.lll 1•*T| t •. t I.. l * Wtv kji! Size 27 in t 32 S entinel. Rate card on ap p lica ­ few tloses i l r n i s nut 11> W orm s1 i *1 Soul 1*1 i l"rhl*t ii> c. >.»! Fri. i■ t .4 r i ri« i - null'' i n - * |r„ u\ 1 t all Pi ice $75.0(1 tion. £1 lot tl* . 11 1<f (111f v ri-ci »! *1' •! t fi t If ill ■I , --in I'l.lltO iltd puts the hill,- oie on the fond i !ros Cn , ( Ivjedn, |*1| hi 1* 11 1*1•th*• ■■f S**tn 1ii*■1. 4'**f»Ul X >>o 111 i r.i .»«• 'it In nllli a gain , W Inti <'n >rn PALM BEACH C O U N T Y The 1’ii‘t •!■• 1.111 i n. •* N‘**i11•( »11*. Mm. f io 1 1 *r **.1. • • «I 11 If rill* \'*'rmifuge has a r i m o l ••( lilt) sernc of stupendous developm ent «l i • .1 >. Vi fit 1*ii ill,") f i <T t h.' 1*. i I a l.le.i 11 ti i ■ t.ahii .i • .1 reeth the riK Iuxva> a i ill m gs, I cee Ri'itd about it in the Palm Beach W ilis i f - 'let < fal Use. I 'liie 3... 1 i-t 1 <1f rV "> f . ♦r iMr• f11'M Si •ill ll ir !• i.lII. i.iia ” itU a J i - n t i f r i c e t l i a r "In 1 1 ll n > 1 •* * » s. v * ti r. .■ tl « i ; 7 I If : d d isea se, $ 12.50 Post. 1 . . t ■'old bv U ninti Phai mu* \ '-I., a a ii.t.-til S am p le copy sent on reb Sehring. Crews i|iiost, d ^ s n o t c r a tc h or scour [(. -• i mg. I la Wash ’ y o u r te e th c le a n M I... h 1 i »i *• 14 4 + 44•! • 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*w * < - I t *. **• w ith | f. woolen, made t •i T A M P A . l l.O R lD A Tam pa Daily T im es, the great hom e daily, 1 • . I,** 1 f 1 * v * * 4 4 +44*1 g n:i'llnti i*d to t il. 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 * ' • * S i * IF.* 11. l • ' x l ’x IP *0l I fUlf \9 . per word, minimum fit'iVh Woolen Mills, 305 cute I ' v e i ; charge 25e cash with order. Write ' I MP t ’.t 1 If: n*m a i i . n n ; ! for com p lete rate card. . ; I 1 N't ? . tl M i r t i ISA/ I nrm mipli no i tM<mi m ill tt i \ v ml* 1*• tt Saitf<'rtl. ! 4 I n i l i n ATTI VTION Peni i. 11it jair-i cavers, dump earl, I'l'Vl I'l 1 If* 11*•*-’1L t11f| u f Isi ■ iif'*llt*"-i (l 4*’ ami grain Inn Ml v i * l o j ' »r tf* ii! I n i ; I m j t *l ■».**■ t i I n t i « r \ it ____ _ ts.oion. Used very lit - •i .i If in 11 ;• [i il..l i a r l i l t l i HH j l o 1ti•• n m l > Mt ^ F i * t * f1n*wh#»tT # n •4*i»x;i> t «* t h e ui Jude 171^ ‘ • - - - ___ mllMort dii'.lnr lirldir** nrro«n F pk ii m- 1 f)i*x HiiV't I hi** -paper Is tin FAPM on annii-clny Mji Ilfiv st;trt*»i! »| on rl *-r inUHnn 4.»* I * X.ls Jolll 11.ll It,lies Wes* I .Ollg worn!, '1«-I |n r i*iM*rn hoiin^ mi d i t ropwt r i i r - *>4*4*i 14-C U o i t m n I he iuiui * i- new get t loti twit mf 11in ti 4 h»*lniE »x:j. i*Kit pm jam." ytialf 'in high ridge land ' U’ llWtM, I T. Hi » E*t ftl Un . P f ' . r I f \ ting into ir a. •mi .1 r: id* in flow ing w ill ,|.s ,1.-V i *4 t * * r In **!» k ' o i . u l I 'alia- New » \v »t 1 1. %i*l,. 14r«t .Mil l»*|'nrlI Vv ■\ a I n . * r ; "ai a, nin»-ni 1 > * m t **iiNftnila V« \x s I st i l e i i i l n l i ni l n at Ion ; 1 rip MOB lv I V , \l h'x C la th s|„ i,e The i c u l t i v a t i o n vi i l h a W IS T V l l l n l M i ■ lies! i t » k. 1 gel u * 'lai k sl.ui e Ki ipoi.'or iio.rnlri* • a n d n n l y !*• s u b i r WIll'll t 11■ h i l l tall- 1 ' iic i n . l m e Su t o l . 1 in 0 *1 1 1 0 .* I s s u e |1 . m id. i m 7 11 u r n t ..n r p, r w.o.l n i linn urn Zl .* f ie l la lignid, had Nrnui Self Rctluring No. 33) w all i w a k plum'* a i ul i l l * o ' U l . a ' i il a n n r I n mil bn re am It \ \ »* a tow lop s. . a i t In t. i s , li m i n i T O R E A C H B E Y E R S o r s e l l e r s o f i (!*■A 11 !♦ ' gelt tug In, ■ ,\. v U • f id uiiJ mfitumi s*kirt. Made In duf * F l o r i d a r ea l e s t a t e a d v e r t i s e in (iiin i i i i v e a l ' oh! tin SI' 1 \ nipt' ii. Mil*.’hi t * 11f in n Hhlr pmk t*r %k)ntr tov.il; ai:e» the S t Pi'ti r s hi t r i ’ T i m e s . Orte rent 11i c 20.000 f,,ut 2 4 lo \ t » aiu] m»M o* iy $ FC\^. . a ik v|»l II. tl*. i* f *T4 ' 1 ci nt a Word d a i l y , t w o c e n t * a wo r d ' t h e r n r i n d v t o 1 o.l If r*Hif *1. *l#r •n'i gr> if irn.f name ai*< urn- ;S t i l t ,*k. .1 ll! t 111 1\s *i <4f I da ll \ allll |M*11 It I y S u n d a y * ilirci, » n t * mcI l l NA. * 11 •#+«*! i hr fi.Mri'tl. Ir ,> | 'U d f h* mm hi iiip H. rb l fm' $ I 5,0*11* one third "DO YOU W A N T to buy or s .dl Ill* *d d tu pill it \ t h«• \ drill li lid N r .n m H| girnli *I aatilon tnilliuli < I 10 I . I hih Sr, Nm» York S.) 1 ll'iril. lak e Je­ a n y t h i n g If mi advertise in 1 4’- I'M !• Ot*' vim ,d if nint.it L n . f ll, I .<mg wo* at. I'ln the "G ainesville Sun." be. dt]l Pi ui *.*' Id t \ 1 nbin Cl W I S Ft HI SAM-: A D V E R T IS IN G gets re su lts if it I ha rime \ , •■d U ak.'lield I I* Ill I’vi'd I css, A I tl Hit if'i in** reaches potential buyers PaDe«*pl 'lieinrna "In Hawuii they A’ .*,.. Pl ai n*' 2 0 1 2 Iii t Isa Daily N e w is e m u l a t e d in tx i i i i ■ n n i 11 * u i it i in i n r. !i»fil« | •t<l ,i «.i! lu ^ tlh r i m Id hui*- tin* sanu* w eather the year I* lmol.,-| ftl, I, fee, Millin'*. an industria l and a g ric u ltu ra l s e c \ i v i ii ai lil t | *1. i i in i i t lllllUJll'x. hill A frill] cun Lllk I* MIC tiround ” Ml4»»MIA* I III * I I o il 11*1. IN XXII I IIII t loll. M UI\ ol I i o I XI I IX ■ II XX uplift in Hitrt» Minis, A m m i u n "How tlo their conversations I i hiiof w. «ai i i ui n i*fi mill 11r*'*— * i:u i ST. A U G U S T I N E . FLA Sc sta r t ? " Texas Ranger. 1.tiinl'i’f m.'iii 1*11:1.1 s t i , v i . . i ' . . i n 111n.iui Johns County is reached through v •* 'Uinr* the St. A u g u stin e E ven in g Record. .J« IS K i l l I P * I . , \ \ 1 r ai Ms Motnla, Quick result*. Tw o cents per word. 1 * ib I. i it11* i. t 1 \ l l S a m p le copy on rcuuest. T m J •>**• |iIt 1 rM* U ,iii Idol w i fi \ * A Itiililirr ( n, ) :* in*. . .I i-' i ui krill Aiiv' a - t i Ih.ili.l I —“ * A IIII I u. » • hi « ho Ktii.i ik i*ti*| 1i . t u . H >•vi ii11| | Krill* * Ni .» V* * *1 *41 VV*t * \ a u a T 1 N . v ♦ *x m* A Itulilirr, l . V . 1V • ir ii* > *i i*m%•* ii ml cjet h c i ' Mrivirr, Mini | (»nl. T h e new t r e a t m e n t for t o r n tlesh, ll 'd ll 1*1 *1—*—*• *I.i in - If tl Vdi e .*fill If » It ht 1 .d 1 ..r i i .. -,. ni u. rk eu t s . w o u n d s , s o r e s or l a ce ra t i on s f«*ltil.i Hi • t * di | * i l i | i ' i .1. mi llnki rii a. 'tiowrltd, i'«(in hi itvi ti ml t h a t is d o i n g Mich w o n d e r f u l w*uk i Id lift mil If*1* pi *i i. ml. i ■ kxlt it i... i V»■IV •«f 111 . r it*. vv r-1 »1* - * • >■* ’1 ll in flesh h e a l i n g is t h e B**iozone •1* I d i . l *Ml ^ t k*Vl 1 .t. ■St 1. »K 1" ||,. A I'm ilNKY AT I.A\V • Mrtllflnr l .l. I.i X • • an a ini v v ' * M * .1 1 1 *• *2ii fl I '•rslt* I|n* ( *|, The Matthews I'ress | 1i*iti itl a n d p o w d e r eumb' na t i oi i A UU li*t a l irst National Hank Hldg. 1 1 , , i -* 1 i i 1 * • i• f • . r. 1 .. .... . l*i IrCitrlm. I’hinte 417-I.T r. •» \ * • V• t ■l t« i d t r e u t merit. T h e liuuid B*>i*.rotU' ♦i.td*;. If. 'I #iiii i in l «». !*44 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 + Sanford. ------------ Floridn . * \«l(Ml*t f 1 \*. t - • 1 . •ii* i tt pu hi Welukn Bldg.. Sanford. Fla. • W»k*« •* ■in mi ii it i«m| >s a p o w e r f u l anl lse j i l i e t h a t purr ( *i 1. >1 I*. 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W rSa tor latext d o l i n a . C. U. TUItNK a. Saa(ar<4. k l u M a I*. O. U . i U X i I'k M t MS # f. ^ VV’ - •'KS wi � 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 23, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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IB *> 'tu, . > ■ 'i 7 !' ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER -U----------- 1±. ■—w*-------->«■ SANFO RD , FLO RID A, W E D N E S D A Y , SEPTEMBER 24, 1924.. 1W BU and K in g , who Jed M cLeary, are itenced to Death iir on N o v. 21 Confessed :To the Murder Set D ate So A s . Give Them Tim e (Repent for Crimfc GENEVA, Sept.'' 24 .—'Two of the ‘ In^mrVhint commlsslom of the fifth Assembly o f the League o f Nation* aat today tp’ an article by ar­ down today ticle pircuj “pn of the projoctcd lircussl’ protoi oco ’o| of arbitration, security and disarmament framed by Dr. Bedes o f Czccho Slovakia and h ^ ’ ROb-fcommfttce. ti 1V <> ‘ ‘ • ' ANY MORE NOW R E Y f f iE N D lG if r EXPECT BIGGEST DRIVE OF CHINA •Asserts There A re WAR BEGIN SOON A n gles to His W ork Probably shower* jUl) * Highest temp. Tuesday.^ Lowest temp. Tuesday— Thursday. ■43 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS \ 3 Days Remain Before End Of Second Period Herald’s Big Salesmanship Contest rtar Witness In Wheeler’s In­ vestigation W ill Have Nothing to Say Regarding Alleged Repudiation of Story • SUBSTANTIAL, SAYS SENATOR On Saturday Night Second Big Reduction in Strength of Votes will he Made; Con­ .0 testants Urged to Prepare Duncan U. Fletcher Dcclnrcs Serves N otice T h at n n n iin n « rr/p A f i t / Backhands o f This City Ladies V isit Buick Am ericans A r e t o be S E fc M O B A 1 1A I K Are Wealthiest in State; Possibilities are Unlimited Aroused to Condemn G arage; See Prizes Minister and Mrs. Sweeting B etrayal o f Trust Now Separated by Miles Big Upset In Dope Expected Davis Stands a Good A fte r Count of Billiots at Following Confessions In \ Chance o f Election 10 O’clock Saturday Night Poison Plot Romance Today Declared if Plan Initiated Dur-i ing Last Season Followed Only throe day* remnin before Present Administration Most MOUNT VERNON, III., Sept. 24. Corrupt In History of the the close of the second period of This Year, He Sees No Hen­ The principals in the SweetinUnited Slntes, He Declares Hight poison plot romance today The Herald’s Salesmanship Cam­ son for Unsuccessful Crop Enemies Constitution IS TRANSFERRED; WALSH REPORTS GOOD PROSPECTS FOR LOCAL CROPS Will Furnish Information To Committee Members if No New Ktnngsu Offensive Re­ Meeting is Held very Soon ported Begun Against Che­ wefe separated by miles, Rev. paign. Saturday night ends the kiang Troops Near Tsingpu n f . i u . 1 off a.*si ol "C I CONCORD, N. C., Sept. 24.— 1jiwrcnce H. Might being in jail at second period and then comes tin“ In my observation of Florida Harry E. Walsh, sales manager District, 20 Miles Shanghai .Gaston B. Means, former dc|inrt- Nashville, 111., while Mrs. KIhIo other reduction of votes. Workers cities, i have found thnt Snuford ■ — ~— . ment of justice agent and star wit- Sweetin was a prisoner at Salem, should lie sure to secure all prom­ is probably the most substantial in of the Florida Vegetable Corpora­ Writes Reply To Harry Daugherty are Crooked and I jiK potent Public M efl IV i ,* SIIAN G H AI, Sept. 24.— While j ness fur the Wheeler senatorial 111. " Doth were taken from the ised subscriptions before the close the entire state," declared Senator tion, who has recently returned guns o f both the Chekiang and Ki- committee investigating the de- local jail yesterday, Mrs. Sweutin nt 10 o'clock Saturday night. Duncan U. Fletcher to a repre­ 1from an extended visit to the vari­ NEW YORK, S ept 24>s- nngsu nrmies west of this city re- part ment of justice, Tuesday night being trnnsferrod because of lack There is plenty of time to win sentative of The Herald Tuesday ous largo eastern and northern mninrd silent this morning the issued a statement declaring that of women quarters and Might as a but all ladies should remember thnt afternoon. Having served notice t t a t markets, declared to n representa­ there is to l»e no obscurinjf 6f Lungwhn headquarters of Chekiang he would have nothing further to precautionary measure. every little bit counts. Time is fly­ Mr. Fletcher spoke nt great force expected their opponents to say in connection with his testi­ tive of The Herald this morning the issue, thnt the American ing past and before anyone realiz­ Not f*o much the fears of j length on Sanford’s wonderful hack % make the heaviest drive of the war mony before the committee, and its Sheriff Holcomb that a threaten- es it the contest will he nearing the country. He statist that in no other that “ if the Snuford celery crop in people shall be aroused to con­ ..tv tonight and tomorrow on the front a Ileged repudiation in a statement t.(j croW(| niight assemble prompt- end when prizes will be awarded to section of Florida is there a city handled again during (lie ruining demn and not to condone the between I.iuho nnd Yangtze River issued by Harry M. Daugherty, cd the move, the sheriff said, hut the successful ones. Just one will and Kiangpu beyond the Shanghai- former attorney general, until lie la-cause there are no quarters ride in the Hnick, just one will wear situated among such rich farming season ns it was lust spring, witi betrayal o f official trust, JohU lands and with such a wealth of re­ Nanking Railway. tin- co-operation of the Imnks and W. Davis prepared today to ascertained whether the committee i here for women prisoner.!. So the ring, just one will take home sources as is the “ Celery City.” A new Kiang.su offensive early would be called in special session tile two principles in this striking the Edison, just one will win the the marketing organization* of thin return to the stump determ­ With its substantial growth und Wednesday was reported started in the near future. love story of a mining town cir­ fifty dollars and only one tin- twen­ continued progress and develop city, I are in* -va on why it will not ined to hit out harder than “ Many Anglr«.’’ against the Chekiang troops defend cuit rider wore separated after .1 ty-five dollars. ment, he said, Sanford is hound to |mi JUy 2, which they both ever before against "corruption in Several of the Indies have visited become some day as great a tour­ he a huge *ia i r : .’* The former investigator assert­ brief but fervid farewell, each nlttod in signed confessions. ing Shanghai in the district adjac­ "East sen-oil," said Mr. Walsh, gxivcrnmrnt." the Ruirk garage and report thnt ist center und winter resort as it ent to Tsingpu, about 20 miles west ed that there were many angles to under charges of murder. I Will Die November 21 they got quite a hit of inspiration is a farming section, lie stated th >1 ’Mho Sanford M-ction was practical­ of Shanghai. his work which could not be dis­ The two were together almost The renl enemies of the Con{ti« fp C. C. Fcntherstonc, pre­ from looking over the First I’dize. there are innumerable resources ly the onlv one in tho entire coun­ cussed "at this time." He declared, Unconfirmed reports also were three hours Tuesday morning and set Nov. 21 as the day received that Kinngsu agents had however, if no meeting of the com­ Others have visited The Diamond which, wl'c-. developed, will make try llint made u surersx of it* veg­ tution are not the Rods and Bol-„ this meeting furnished the miss­ they should be electrocuted blown out two bridges on the mittee was called, he would in­ ing link in the double murder, Palace and Hintermister Piano Go., Sanford one of the greatest cities etable crop ami that wus possible shevists, but "corrupt and impo­ only through tin- efforts of the tent public official* and their asso­ t state t>enitcntiary nt Colum- Shanghai-Hnngchow railway !»«•- glad to furnish nny of its member* namely, Mrs. Kweetin's part In ami report that they were inspired »«tlu- state. bank* and mniketiug institution* witli a look at the diamond ringf^ surli information and facts as he the confessed poison plot. Their Here principally in tin- interest which did a great deal to stabilize ciates," John W. Davis, the Dem­ kdvmiiiK' them thnt he whs giv­ tween Shanghni and Hashing. Re­ claimed were in his possession. and the Edison. They all felt morel fusal of military authorities to of the improvement of ilm St meeting was filled with affection* tin- market la February it seem­ ocratic presidential nominee, de­ en) ample time to repent of permit observers to approach the Means arrived here Monday as was their separation Tuesday like work and are going to at rive Johns River to Sanford and the ed thnt Hie grower: in llil-i section clares in n letter written Tues­ harder to take one of the hand 'most horrible" crime and to fighting lines made confirmation night wild spent tjie greater pur- night. pinptist-d ennui from some uppci weie whipped Win II tin- seaso.l xome prizes home. day to Harry M. Daugherty in re­ I their peace with their Mns- of such reports extremely difficult. ‘tinn f Tuesday in confereiue with point in the river to the India.i was ............... ...................... over, ptnclirally every one of Only Sheriff Holcomb and a Every week so far ha* shown ply to the one sent to him recently his local attorney. He refused t few of bis deputies witnessed the that the dope was not ultogctli -r River. Mr. Metcher further stated ( tti<-m had been successful." Chane Captures Chnoyang. make any statement. This after­ that in it* waterway he see* hi by the former attorney-general.’ short lait impassioned fmcw»J| right. Each week has brought rt-jt . Mrl-cnry, who was made a High Grades Desired. TOK10, Sept. 24.- Gen. Chang Expressing ig the me belief oeiiei that mat the by the crime for which the Tso-I.in’s army captured Chao- noon lie submitted to a lengthy <>f tin- two. hooking down inld a new leader so everyone i> anx­ limited possibilities for Snnf-xil Mr. Wnl-h slit-**i-d the fact thnt concerning the testi-, her ,,„r eyes, t!V1 the clergyman approachwere tried, was not in the ysng. n town in northern ( hilili questioning ious to see (lie standing of the There is practically no limit to tin tin- northern markets desire the real work of this campaign is tn« niony which he gave before the " i woman for whom he had contestants Saturday. Tile Herald commercial development of tin* highest r-is-li of roloty obtainab­ arousing of Die moral sense o f the I room when sentence was llf,.K , city, he said. ..... ..used his love, grasped hef She had been the first province nt fi o'clock Tuesday Wheeler committc and his alleged .lc„ le In ncnrl) every instance, lie American people, "to condemit morning, according to a dispatch rephdiation a* issued l>> H. M .‘ band ami pressing hack tin- tears feels that the race it. *u close thnt Dai in Huh Good Chance. hi railed by the state, and *aai, while good celery is sliqqid, nnd not to condone the betreyg|g any one of the contestants could received here today from Mukden, Daugherty. He, however, until the from his eyes, murmured in a " I f Jolia W Davis i* not elected it is sold at a profit to the grower, of official trust" Mr. Davis xvrota [jrr»rnt throughout the proJump in the lend in a single da luotin^r « communique from Gen. close of the interview, refused to president in the coming clcition. l of the trial until the jury ro- Chang's deep teiie (mod bye my dear, I ' Contestant* should heai in mind tin- coinnil- i 'ii meti haul or middle Mr. Daugherty thut "this issue'headquarters. make any statement for publics hope nine how wo meet again." cannot he obscured by your forced that in urdci to win they can’t slow declined Mr. l-b-tcher. "it will l> < man and tin i el ail merchant. The communique said thnt (Jen. lion. When shown an Associated effort to represent the real con­ Widow Breaks Down N\ response came from the wo­ up but must keep oil light to the a direct indleation that tin- pcoph Chang's forces took GtMi Peking Press dispatch Tuesday afternoon la some i use* growers have mi*­ test of this rnmpnign ns one be­ man who still showed nutwurd rb ise. The piize will tie won by of tile I ailed Slate* have aim ed ' 11 -pi i seal ed thru pack*. Ml. Walsh i vii- dressed in deep mourn­ troops prisoner in the buttle and 'd at times could not ro- captured six field guns, eight mu from Washington charging hint effects of an all night vigil, dur­ tin- most consistent worker, the at a point where they do not care *tuted. They ship elates in which tween the defenders of the con­ with repudiation of his income tax stitution nnd those who seek to . kr grief, breaking into chine i guns, 2,000 rifles and other he showed no surprise but declnr ing which she was pressed for her one who keep* tin- pace light to tin- whot her oi not there is corruption then- are supposed to be IK stalk*. overthrow it nnd lenders' fresh in their government. I do not be­ ^ id some development in stores. confession. fun'll. Repot le should be made The merchant that buy* the crate od he had nothing to say concern­ gtf touched closely to the Tuesday night tin- slate’s attor­ regularly and at the same tune lieve thnt the people have co-a-r io expect* to lual exuetly 4N stalk* from a baptism of bolshevism In The Chihli troops were reported ing the charges. lurid und suffering Russia. her late husband. Mrs. in retreat toward Chienchung, IS ney was sleeping deeply hating. Workeis may . be aide to .. get some, Ith,«*t point yet. and if they haven't, The impression which Means con­ spent two ■lecpless nights in ob- valuable iufoi muliuti which wo iicl ' *,nv' k " i11 •'« elected. The outrnmc and if the count is short, there t* " I f the constitution Is to ,4n« Leary Kramer, a sister miles south of the Munchuriungoing to he ii kirk. He further veyed to newspapermen Tuesday laining the confession* of the coup- {laid them materially. (murdered officer sat with Chihlian border. j uf l *T D'eaidential election in Noou, ,hnt in severH .T the dure" Mr Davis uihjvd.’ "the first - afternoon wu> that he would nut le, never beftne, he said had tie met‘ requisite is that men 'vim hold or'- ’ rl.cary throughout the d*VEvery home and business house I v*’iubcr will allow the stand of tin not (hern stales there * an 'lawsV firu under it shall he honest *i)d make public the alleged sensational two prisoners so wililng to linn- in Snuford and StMiwiolt* iMiur.v |>f*«•|>I«•. hnwrvuj [ko, was dressed in black and and Take Defense1 Precautions. against Midi iiii*repri'*rntntion and )l black veil, nnd, liko Mrs. SH ANG H AI, Sept. 24.—The lull facts he claims to have in connec­ the crime investigated for \<fin li should In- solicited and all annul I I Mr Fletcher fuitln-r out If lied :.t Dint it will pay Do- Snuford grow­ faithful to their trust.” ty, wept silently’ nt times. jn china’s civil war continued tion with the department of justice they had been arrested ns were ti.- lie r o n d el s of T h e I lei aid Work - i* letigl h t lie coi l opt Ion f tile pro Denying Mr. Daugherty’e atate-, er* to I careful in the count of I "poison plot" couple who insisted mg the stand as the first Tuesday with only the taking of investigation, ment that lu* allusions to tlu, .. ...unless some member . h a v e • woiidcif ul field an d sliovihl ■nt administiution and stated what their pucks. - for the defense. King pro- further precautions and threatened of the committee requests su-h a. M.-ndfu.ib that tlicv wen not g„,l not sl op until tin- whole t e r r i t o r y lie believed wa* ample proof (,f his former attorney-general during Some of tin- iargc-i buyers of cel­ the campaign had been "quite one of the dramatic mo­ labor troubles to break into monot­ lmu. He declared repeatedly that |V is t h o r o u g h l y covered. S a l e t i a . e i • statements. Never in tin- lustoiv of he would have absolutely nothing ery have declared, Mi Walsli slat ot thu day that kept the lit- ony of the dragging hostilities. I'p to tin time Mr* Swi-i .ship c o u n t s ami tin- Indies will find tin- United S t a t e s has the govern ed, that they me pleased with the veiled," Mr. Duvis Mini they had until lie the tat daybreak Tuesday, Icuncil f o that ort room |>acked and jambeen "both direct and specific." He Bridges on the Shanghai-Chnng- to say , , , ..hud asrertained . they art bec omi ng m o r e r i d nil-lit been so corrupt as at pros Saufuid shipment.* of lust yeai. added that he riipt found "no war­ lilMi humanity, silent by the gmv railway between I'hangow ami sentiments o f Hu- commUtee cut, he said. mem-,i ward and oi-m ia-nt over tin’ typewriter ' limit- e f fi’ ci ent eve r y day. . , -ti non L ing enacted. The 23-year- Hashing were blown up today by her* towards a special .......... to I „*ed bv the state’s attorney to *. o In the ndmiid'tradon of Tutt, \\ illi , b- northern merchant* -uitis rant whatever" for withdrawing T h e schetiule -if vote.* will he n ftndanl. after making n soldiers remaining faithful to l.u heai hi* further testimony I ..ut he, confession, -he had b e , dta'ed a g a i n S u t i u d u y , whan mi . ik- stated tile seual-u. con upturn was fled, lie further *uid, there should any single one of them and then in- more reason lh.ni ever for the proceeded to elaborate upon thetn effort to conceal ins emu- Yung Hsiang, commander of tinMeans Statement. considered willed red the Hie st,nnge*t stlong{the close of tin* period, and begin unearthed in the Department " f ti - Kmifoii! celeiy finding n stable iu blunt fnshlnli rnllouinK u* tin* Hliitrimut lu i* man ever hi ought to the jail. H broke down nnd sobbed. Chckiniig armies, thus cutting olf m u g next week s u b s c r i p t i o n s will Interior. That, however, was m just ,ng for mercy to both Inin- facile communication with the ter sued I ai-sday a f t e r n o o n Brushing aside Mr Daugherty’s wii* tlic meeting with llie ilt-igv not count fo| as much. All m e u i g "tie department. In the Hai din — market throughout the coining sea­ "A * previously stated, there an man. in* caresses as seen from ti tu m a k e tills week t he i r b.tiil-er * onlulpe a d m u i l s f t a t l o n . tie said, son. hi* cumpuion, he attempt- 1 ritory mound Hitngi how nnd .statement that Ills "self-respect' The New York ami Michigan debarred him from appearing be­ Lk. the entire burden of the j „ outhwnrd, ....................... which last week " re various angles to nil woik as all' without Hint moved the w o m a n to , week ' h e r e a r e tin Vd e t a i l s H u n a n in l>niv Ihicc m a l e days upon his own shoulders. volted against the rule of General '"vestigatoi vvliich can n-d In- dis admit - Ii— had been implicated in tb Treasury D epaitment. the crops, it wa* ieaiiied, are much hc< fore the senate investigating com­ left in w m . Ii to lake advaiitugof ter than u*iial Du* yeai but the cu*-ed at this t i m e a nd until I tile plot and that site hud givi t. II. he declared, had never had i j u the lug count '1lie mu- who d ig - Navy D e p a r t m e n t , t he I •■•partmi ni prices for the vegetable are not mittee because of tiie malice- ex­ I ’al itlnued on p a g e six nit- and had a wife, with a ( The bulk of the rolling *t<«k hibited towntd* him riy it. ( C on ti nu e d un p a g e fi) liei • t ' .nd poisoll hard dunng tile rom.’»llii't*c thina* good a.* tin growers there In^l bom just six days ago, de- j previously hud been moved north "V on loved before, are you g - days will find herseil h.d lln-{ a Mr Davi* said thnt it seemed hoped foi The coming presidential pi: upon him for support. of Knnshing, coincident with the ing km a on m e?" was one ol i n- gi eat udvaulugc ovei those who lie In him tliat under the cJrCtlin* election, said Mr. Walsh, i* probHarrell Not nt Hand flight of General l.u from Hang­ (list question* with which the down on the job. stance, "the malice of the commit­ I nlijy doing more to hint the mar tee and the fnlsity of the evidence Tell, ho admitted, was not nt chow to Shanghai, after the revolt clergyman softened her heait The Herald office will remain Let than anything else. »hcn he fired two bullet* aturted. An irregular tram ached-1 would, rather increase than | Iiifit i the two hud exchanged >hori open Saturday night until 10 The New York celery, in- lid lev ininisli the naturul desire pf any |the army officer’s head with ule was being maintained on the words of greeting, the fust since o clock in order to take cure of es, will lie tilllargest competitor (effect, liut wus back at the line ic today us ns far a* Hashing Hashing,: man, much less an attcrney-gttiIn* arrest last week. those who obtain subscriptions late of the h-vul crop tlii* season. It is oral vd the United State* to ipcft ■ohilc of Major Mclx-ary, in tiich still is in the defense chief*! Tins appeul, the state's all u ill the day. Contestant* should not almost, certain tliat n huge quanti­ iu* accusers oil their own ground. the two had bean given a rritory. ncy -aid, did more, ill hi < opinion, The Klangnan arsenal nt I,uiig-j . old li,-i* Iteen received here by to move the woman to roiif,-** fall to turn in everything Saiui Safety week wa* fittingly o|i ty of New York celery will in- stor­ |!y the officer. Harrell went "I confess that your falTuro to day night as the count of vote., i.* itit | I \,n v ' J»'""t*er of t’oinmerce that tliun did the many limns of >t In* direction, the* defen- wha, which has been working night served ut the noonday luncheon of ed to In- Dii own on Die iiiurket dur­ do sn," Mr. Duvis wrote, "as well so much larger tins week lliua it ..................repanng to start luui. to turn the engine of and day to supply the defense j J On Kiwanis eluli field at the Mon­ ing tin- holidays. Thnt incuos, he n* the refusal of your brother to Continued ou page six (Continued on puge tij said, that tin- Florida celery, winch Jicu's car off. Several uu- forces with ammunition, worked on tin- collection of statistics ami tezuma Hotel todav. Addles*!-* ut triut Dim- will lie of un inferior furnish information demanded ;-J ii!c* had passed while they only part of today. Some labor infoi illation to be used with the him m return, produced on Hit, j carrying tlm major into the trouble hud developed, it was said, request to the United States en­ Edge D efeats Kean in A rgen tin e May Send by It J„ Holly, president of the luality. will hardly find a place in )„„d . ) think, upon the country, an gineers for the iinpi ovenu-iit of market. Rotary club and ( ’. II ILg,. ,,f th- tluKing testified, and he de- and u general strike was threat­ he inurkci exceeding, pninful impression. -* the M John* River from Jackson N ew Jersey Prim ary M inister to Vatican Atlantic ( oast Line Railroad were The celery crop of northern Cali­ In * o far us tiie man Gaston>• Ito huvu the engine of tire of- ened. On the actual fighting froiyt, villa to .Sanford and for the canal fornia. * Inted Mr WnDh, will prob­ B. Mian* is concerned, the ItUsc car stopped to lessen the Sept. 1!4. United west of the city there was little to from tin- upper St. Johns to the I NKU’ AKK. BUENOS AIRES. Sept. 24.—The t,‘t' *ubi,cl “ L *«fety ably not la- u* great a competitor colditiued, "I liuve lead tha j« - k *» of detection. Indian River Slates Senator Walter E.Edge de Argentine government was asked ■ -or report. The fighting lines were un­ Holly uiged automobile of tin- Florida crop n* will the New pudiatloii o f Ids former testimony Murder Not Planned Mr Itiaxton bus stated that tu ei*ively defeated llumillvn I’’ ill a resolution adopted today by [driver* to use care in trie wav in York celery Tin- < nliforiiin rtup i* vvhi- ti you enclosed in your lettfC* oughout his story he mnin- changed on all fronts nnd firing much Miuiller than u .uai, tlu- Mu h I ob*erv(. thut since your lqttpr thst the murder of Major wnR confined for the most part to think.- it dc.'imlile that la- should Kean, national e-immittccman for the senate t» signify to the Holy w|llth lhl,y „,K.raU.d ary was not planned in nd- an occasional artillery ih-nionstt a- have euiiimiltee* from llie DcLand Repiiblieun nomination for United See that the I’upul Nuncio, Gio mobiles and brought out the fuel igan crop about Die name a* lai t wa* delivered to me he has QT\CC and Sanford Chamber* of Com­ Stales senator in yesterday’s pri vunni Beda t ’urdinule, i* no Ion... New „ York .... „ flop is more r< canted and repudiated h ryeai. ...... and .the After they had forced the tion. merce und from the Central Flor- mail-* b-ailing hi*jipponent by G ger persona grata and that Argen- _tl,ut frequently the pedestrian is about KUO n. rc.v laigri tliun in U»2;i, ninitntion. It wus you, ho\v«Tcr. into the woods, he declared, Ida Wu.ciw.iy* Truffle League (Mill Votes witli practically cmnpIcL tine minister to the Vatican will [to blame for some of the serious U w i i * learned. Chang and Soviet Agrt-v*. nut intend to kill him, but who afipointed liim t<> a confidential TOKIO. Sent. 24.— Ijite dis­ With whom io- inn iliMiv,* tile dlf returns in. be replaced. In conclusion Mr. Wnitdi declared l-oaitlon in llie department of (Jus­ cd tu tie him up with a tow accidents which occur. He also ferent phase* of the situation us laich was in the roar of the patches from Mukden confirm pre­ they arise. He said that any ac­ pointed out that the driver should Dint if llie S.infoid grower* will tice." to make off with the ma- vious reports that fTso-Lin, th»- tion he lakes should bo With the know the traffic rules and i>h*eiv<- again enter litartily into the plan "You brought tniu into the Cly­ Prute-ating that he did not Manchurian leader, has made an consent and approval of those who theni. Mr. Holly spoke briefly but ndiqili-d here lu*t *cn-.on for the de of your official intimates." sir. agreement with the soviet govern­ _ _ out ......... .. forceful points ullllB marketing of their celery, they will Duvis saiil. "You created hint a a list ho was doing, King brought many are pitying for his employment. xhot after Major Mcl>cary ment. which covers the future of as to the ‘ adviruhii11>” <,7 pnuATcing ,n H,J l'r» l»«," |ily have another so.- government agent. You gava him It was leatnod trial Mr. Hraxton the Chinese eastern railway and [itryrk at him and reached tonot only onlv durine th.. present „r...,.,.i <’»’**ful year while if they aban­ in* credentials. At tiie time ytiu safety,. not during the Will he at Orlando on Thursday, don tiie plan of CO operation, the did so his character wue altfgf'wr kU own pocket as if for u includes the recognition of the Sept. 2b, where he expects to ad­ week, but ull the time. Moscow government. Manager E. F Lane of the San­ further states thut he is afraid Dm' market will heroine flooded and un- notorious. I can imagine no ntaiIn opening his uddrt-s* Mr. Rage dress members of the Chamber of tiie club will have to be "taken off I told u story of weeks of wanadminislrntion in any govarauieQ* conimcndod the Kiwanis club for Mtuhlc priccH will result. Commerce of that city on water­ ford Kiwanis l>a*cball club revealed its high horse." with Harrell in a vain Im perial 1 W izard Is ways, in the interest of the pro­ to a repreMvntutive of Th* Herald tal dupartmenl more vicious than sponsoring the special week on Brookavillr Want* (Janie. t»r employment In ezplaintho employment of men of such Safety. In addition to giving sta­ Bri«:. Gen. Sawyer I h posed St. Johns River improve­ this morning tliat filial arrange“ We have also received word l ‘ t> they decided to ‘‘•tick up" Speaker at K . K . Meet character. tistics regurding grade-crossing , , , , • ment* have been made for a game from the Brooksville Kiwanis Club accidents he urged thut the people traveler. Dead at Home Today Mr. Braxton further stated that Ud nut eaten a bit for a day KANSAS CITY. Sept. 24.—The he is planning to be in Sanford on witli Titusville und that it will be ■ ■ r i * . « « ■ .*..-1 th u -sr . r u p s s ’ u ; , : ; r , r : r CoolidRe Speaks Qii callt-d at Die new municipal athletic ford munager. "It al*o is claiming half when Major McLeary Ku Klux Klan was help up as “ a Friday of this week and has asked artment of a law muking it a Marion, Ohio, Sept. 24-— Dr. up," he declared. last refuge of American patriotism that arrangements be mode for field at ^;3U o'clock Thursday a ft- 1the atate championship and lias a necessity for motorists to stop Charles E. Sawyer, personal phy­ Mutual Consideration 1very good record. The tram lias their rars before (-running u rail­ worthy of the name" by Imperial him to uddress the local Chamber ernuun, It was suid tliat although the wun four gumes and amung them road. This, he said, would result sician to tlu- late President Hard­ Wizard II. W. Evans In address­ >st Make Paym en ts ing a second Imperial Klonvoka- of Commerce at its noon luncheon. Sunford players have not pluyed was u victory over Riant City.” . in fewer accidents. Mr. Rage said ing and for u tunc in the same WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 4 capacity to President Coolidge, vice and mutual cqqeldejt He will speak to thu Dclaind trade for the past several weeks, they | The Sanford Club is negotiating of the orqt-r here today. body in the evening, he *aid. tho time wa* coming when the will Ik- buried Friday iu Marion were set up today by P rp Wives or F o rfe it “tlon uro in trim fur the game tomorrow with the lakeland Kiwanis Club Klansmcn and klanswomen are Mt . Braxton pointed out thut and thut Titusville in going to get in reference to securing the hall schools would have instruction on cemetery near Harding’s tomb, it Coolidge ae the guUdlng prlnrif pON. Sept. 24.— Many na- verily the salt of the earth" upon he believe* the Florida Citrus Ex­ a good drubbing. Members of tho park in that city for u game with safety and when the mutter would wa* announced today. He died in relations between govemj •I I’undolund, South Africa, whom depends the future of civil­ change can bP ' of t t r e at help in team point out their line of five Brooksville Thursday week, Mr. be continually stressed by theu- suddenly ycatcidpy of heart dis­ and business in a talk to the —- , , _ The blood securing government assistance in Ur |y to loose their wives pur- ization," he declared. lers, churches and civic organiza­ ease. gates of the National Associetloa which produce* hujnaq leadership the improvcinjept of the St. John consecutive victories and the single Lane said. It is expected, he stated, tions. of Retail Druggists, on extended credit durinff defeat at the end und dcclurc that that the contest with BrooksvRld must be protected from inferior It was announced at the lun­ River to Sanford, He says further * three years because they M ARKET. they do not intend to lose another will be the hardest of the entire cheon that the Kiwunis baseball to he unable to complete the blood he said and he told his au­ tliat he believes the exchange is gume this season. season for the local team. ditors they were of this superior much CIb « « R ate W a r club would play the Titusville Ki“ it*. concerned with securing The local team has beat Orlando "The people of Sanford ure invit­ wan|s club at the city athletic (lark CHICAGO. Sept. 2(,— Wheat. blood. . cheaper and more transportation Put two games, Leesburg two games ed to attend th? game here tomor­ Thursday afternoon and that a December 134^* to 135. May 141 Indefinitely facilities. anil Rlapt I’ lfint Pilu Let tlin and City Ann one, Laidiin haying Just thy row afternoon and 1 am sure that Week from Thursday u baseball to 141H. Corn. December, 106V4 to It was leurned from the offices Germans Take Action '.You W an t to WASHINGTON. Sept” ante wil be played at lakeland 105H. Oats, December 51 H to 61H> of the Chamber of Conuucrtt-liiro last game played to the Plum City they will enjoy it," suid Mr. luine. K«t therr >let Y o o r____ iT o Entor T h e League Today" that L. C. Edwards, presi­ club. Upon this record as a basi*, "The team exjiects to give them u bettween the Sanford und Brooks- NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.—Oc- Oral argument in soutr rate investigation scheduled to villc clubs, for the championship tober 22.55; December 22.70. dent of the Florida Citrus Ex­ the team is claiming the Kiwuni* real exhibition of baseball." irTTnent? held in October before the It The probable line-up o f the local o f the state. BERLIN, Sept. 24.— The German change has been asked to speak to championship, of the statu i.nd is state Commerce Commission, ' these . . ,.last. _games to defin- team is as follows; BEACIIAM DIES Forrest Lake told of the success government today began the task the body at its meeting Friday in playing indefinitely postponed by the Overlin, cutcher; McCall, pitcher; qf the bond election and uf the o f drawing up a memorandum set­ conjunction with the waterway itely settle the issue. mission . today. The postj Meriwether, first bare; Hutchison, Mr. Lane state* that he lias re­ ORLANDO, Sept, 24.— Hraxton support given the movement by rogiam as It will be presented. ting forth the conditions under f * 11*1 in The Herald will was caused by the delay of second base; BcBout, short stop; ceived word that the Titusville out­ Beacham, wartime food adminiatrarogrean the progressive citizens and civic „ Braxton states that he thinks which she will in conformity with • f 00 base; u Byrd, left field; dubs of ;iu , n it iKNij OI the IOC city. cuy. durable tenant for you. tor for Florida, died at his home to compile figures which wil1 yesterday’s cabinet decision apply It will be of mutual advantage if fit w ill he here in full force tomor­ Steale, third uaov, Matthews, center field; Lloyd, -There was a Urge atl«ndanc« at here early this morning following th* r»*uU of freight rate tests < for membership to the League of Mr. Edwards wil .speak hero at row and t)tat it U looking forward w H8 for service. 4 awt*fr fiald. ol/l 4the i ...tin .. ducted in the South daring April* , to a victorious afternoon. Mr. Lane right an illness of months’ duration. meeting. that time. Nations. XSTERFIELD, S. C., [ 24.— Follow ing a sw iftly trial replete with dramoments, Mortimer N. and Frank Harrell, cotton mill workers, given death sentences [Tuesday in court fo r the er of Maj. Samuel H. Mcj, United States army of- Braxton Preparing Air (iathering Of WutCFWtty8 Kiwanians Observe Safety Week With Talks On Subject Dll til Sanford Kiwanis Ball Team Is Ready To Cross Bats With Titusville Club r .W ik i �---------------- !------ T H E S A N F O ftO . AIN DEALERS Matthews Winner F lo r id a Seminary S ch olarsh ip '*1924 t \ Orlando ,1 . . ------i- ) m ■■■ ■ . . . - - “ •-! •■• - T_ - - _h_ - — * * * * * * ...................... ORLANDO, Sept. 23.— Another G AINESVILLE , Pept. 23.— The pollticysl party will come into being! East Florida Seminary ’Gater Sa?s Strongly Organized Mi­ scholarship has been awarded this Americans Are Accorded Priv­ here next Saturday, arttordipg to, ileges Over nnd Above Cit­ announcements that havo ‘ been I! norities Are Exercising Vir­ year to Walter B. Matthews, of t izens and Subjects of Coun­ made by committeemen in chargeC tual Blackmail; No Fewer Trenton, Alachua county, It is an­ tries in' Longue' 6 f Nations «.»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ,, of arrangements for a meeting*' Than 500 of These Bodies nounced by Mnj. W. L. Floyd, rep­ . .1 ------called for this city Sept, 27. Prin­ resenting the scholarship commit­ JERUSALEM, Sept. 23.—Citi­ C IN C IN N A T I, Sent 22.— Strong- tee. Th e vo tin g schedule w ill be reduced again a fte r 10 o ’clock Saturday ciples of the proposed organization, zens of the United States living in organised minorities are ‘‘ prac­ Palestine are accorded privileges which is expected to take perma­ The fund to maintain this schol­ ticing virtual blackmail on mem­ night. Th e voting, power o f subscriptions w ill be much less n ext w eek than over nnd nbovo thoso o f citizens bers of congress," Secretary arship was started three years ago nnd subjects of states who are nent form at the gathering, will it is now. C o n t e s t a n t s w i l l be wise i f thoy m ake e v e ry day this week Charles Quinn o f the Grain Deni­ at a reunion o f the former students members of the League of Nations. be similar to those Hot forth by e d National Association, declared o f the old East Florida Seihinary, This is true now pending Ameri­ the Conference for Progressive Po­ J ^ . Is ’ I I J • i In Ms annual report to the conven­ can ratification of the British man­ litical Action, held in Cleveland, long located In Gairesvillc, nnd count fo r the most. $ $i : ; \ • tion today. date for Palestine, but will pro­ ." It is said on good authority numbering among Its graduates bably cease to be the rase after the O., July 4, this year. According to A. B. Grout, of \ there are no fewer than 500 of mnny men nnd Women now prom­ United States government . will t|fetc organized minorities," the inent ns Florida citizens. It was in have signed the convention recog­ Tampa, delegates nre to bo sent to speaker said, "with offices nnd lob­ honor o f Col. E. P. Cater who for nizing the mandate. The* conven­ the meeting from nil ports o f the These will include threee SOM E Y O U N G L A D Y W IL L W IN T H IS C A R byists in Washington. This situa­ tion, it is believed, will secure fot state. ’ tion must be remedied if we nre more than twenty years so success­ Americans the same rights ns fall delegates each from each local busu. not*to go the way of other countries fully superintended the destinies of ,o Rubjoct, of ... t o , who .ro U , ; I j [ '■a that have changed parliamentary the Institution. gue members, but no more. ----------- —---------------------- v T . . • . o i„ ^ independent, nnd one delegnte eacdi •government to dictatorships." • . . ■ Walter Matthews, who Is the'status of Americans in Palestine fro„» ,oc||| or|f(mll(1|, lni,or ,.pn,rnl + Proponents -ot the M cN lry- flrvt to rpcivt- (hi, .chiiliirHhip, u^n V llU b ™ ■£,_____J. . . ' i. ' < ■ ' “ »• “ h o * .., . tr.do, oounc.l. Haugon bill were classed by the graduate of the Trenton centrnl organization of farm labor speaker as one o f these minorities. school, clnss o f '24, and made n for which the United States wu:. tm "The weapon they used to compell splendid record ns n student. The reported recently L> have agreed. , , j( * ' congressmen to support the meas­ securing o f the scholarship makes) For the present Americans.here . k * ure was the threat of defeat at the |it possible lor for him to realize hitl<nJoy Among matters to come up hisi<nJoy the rights of eapitulationN enpitulations «■««*..* .i.-nc.e ««* eurnc u,. “ t - i- V * . polls next election. It was black­ ambition bition to attend college; nnd he j which, before the dismembermept thp meeting will be the naming of 1 mail. There was no attempt to has entered as it freshman in the of the Turkish empire, nil great canujdates candjdates for president^ president any aiqj vice* v,ce.’ ^ Convince the lawmakers the pro­ school nl of nharmnrv. pharmacy. His worth ns as powers insisted on maintaining for president, it is expected. W/'-posed act was sound. Indeed, pro­ a student will determine whether their citizens. Americn Inis not "The time has arrived when the ponents frankly admitted the bill’s he will receive the scholarship renounerd ita capitulatory rights in progressive voters of the state of + JJL4. 1 economic weahnesses." through his four-year course. Palestine, nnd the American con­ Florida, regardless of pnst nlTilina "The farm b:*>c,' 'Air. Quinn as­ Matthews promises beginning sul is the only one holding court tions, whether they be Democratic,1 serted, "raised the cry of orderly one yenr after graduation to grail­ and trying rases between Ameri­ Republican, Socialist, Prohibition­ ist, get together nnd exert their f J J marketing, which appealed to the uully repay the amount given him can residents. masses unfamiliar with the slow so thnt another student may reThu position of the American combined influence for (lie cause of and natural evolution of grain dis- ceive the benefit of the fund, nnd consular court Ip Jerusalem is a humanity." said Mr, Grout in) +*♦»<• trlbuting In this country. With this by repetitions of this plan it Is little vague, because it runs paral­ speaking of the new party. 'M demand for so-culled orderly mar proposed to make the fund perpet­ lel with the British system of jus­ He declared the Democratic par tice now in fprre. The British !y of Florida exists only in name, I kctlng through co-opcrntion, there ual. -Jgovernment, however. Is not known and that it was donionstrated by grew like mushrooms various to have raised ifiry objection to the schemes to pool grain and hold M RS. the Republican and Democratic * S W E E T IN IS existence of thu consular court. conventions that vested interests it for higher prices. “ Ami then there were added l«> IM P L IC A T E D W IT H The Palestine authorities have control both of those parties. IlM even gone out of their way to e f­ ( 'ninesvilFvtfisuOjnshrdlu sh rail it t t the farm bloc minority in congress representatives front some of the M IN IS T E R IN P L O T fect judgments made by the con­ ty sular court. An American sen­ Huick Standard Six, Value $1,350. wheat pools. They had been holding ti* C IT Y C O M M IS SIO N +v tenced to prison by the consular (Continued fmtn Pnge 1) grain at a loss to their niemiftrs, vA and to recoup these losses they pro­ mission in order to shield Mrs. court may be hk-kcid up in a Pales­ L E T S M U N IC IP A L Standing of the Guptratanla at moted the economically unsound .Sweetin. nnd it was then he ad­ tine jail. t,'(4drlt. Batncdav Noon. United States Consul Oscar S. H A L L export corporation bill. For n time mitted the purpose of poisoning CO NTRACT v f * S E C O N D P E R IO D V O T IN G S C H E D U L E Ffptclnber 20. Heizer. having received no instruc­ it appeared that they would force tions to the contrary, continues to Street to Third Street, n width of +, Y congress to otnbnrk on this socinlis- Ills wife. (Tnr IVriod Kmlinv: Septemher 21) Mrs. Sweetin. who has maintain- sit in judgment over American res­ 277,f>f>tl M • Velntn Klnpp I 272,47', Mir Nauru, Pel.'owe tic scheme. It was a most striking i 'd that she knew nothing of thi idents who get into trouble, but he 24 feel; Twelfth Street from San- -i-*!4* 24U,87', Mira V.t a Wo.idcock example of the work of organized manner in which her husband was is not sure how long this condition ford Avenue to Park Avenue,-a *■*•■*■ iHii.soiled, denied when questioned will continue. 235,1 INI width of 24 feet; Holly Ave. from Mir * Ni .1 WilHoinn minorities." 03,SOU M i. Sarah Corwin Such methods, the speaker added, yesterday by the state's attorney First Street to Fifth Street, a Were contrary to sound principles ! there was anything wrong in reln53,525 Mixa Aim y Kinlaw 1 Five-Year Mih*»cription tn The Miniy Herald. $35.00 110,000 \ idea width o f 24 feel; Maple Avenue of government. They a-e ns unfair,' “ mis wtwoen her and the minister 14,film Mrs. F,. A. litodiersoii fr< ni First Street to Fifth Street, 1 Four-Year *ulwri|»li»n 1“ I ’he Ilaily Herald. $28.00 72,000 \ ofea he said, ns demands for inve.oign Dint ‘ routed her anv dilf. r•Mrs. M. K. I'allvrMin 14,075 a width of 21 feet. Laurel Avenue 11.1tit' Mi.- i Peggy Bruton a i tions wiiich merely treat" press fitly from any other women of tho 1 Three Year suhncriptmit t«i 1he Daily Herald, $21.00 12,500 ( otea from Commercial Street to Sixth Miss Lillian Khinholser It MOW _ sensations nnd .-uuso the public to little congregation. In the mean­ death entered HMiOO suspect various industries. , time n, third . . . . . into . . tile . Street, a width of 24 feet. 1 Two-Year aulihcription t*i The Daily Herald. $11.00 25.000Votcw Miss Lucilo Swrat , “ There were 04 ii.ee -ligation* go- '"vest ga ion. that of u high bool Miss Margaret Miller 10.425 Preliminary Survey ‘ I ing on in the Unite.l States senate ! “ T, 1., ".! 111., .who is is I One-Year auKi**i rijitinn to 1he Daily Herald. $7.00 <,.»00 Notes 10,300 Mrs. Walter Wight , , <, v.ilt-rville. , (Continued Irom Page 1) F. Y. Williams, city engineyv, h(H, jnt„ hu .....ther's arms. Mrs F. C. Unison 10.000 * in 1U22,” Mr. Quinn derlarisl, but raid died uf ptomaine imison three ................ ._/..i i. boy'" presented a preliminary surVe I SU Month* Niil'^rription to The Daily Herald. $3.50 2,2.i0\utea Urv,, * J i "My ,boy. my wonderful 10.000 Mrs M E. Dooley not more than six recult.*i| in re years ago. this was the cause of the daatli of Mrs. Might and 10,000 M iss Ethel Henry ports thnt reached tin* public. ■die whispered, us she kissed the , of the bulkhead for the eastt end t t * I Three Month** Mihsiriphoft to The Daily Herald, $1.75 f»0U\«iten 10,000 Great mischief was done to bust Sweetin as found originally by the flight Mis* Mary Fields commander tepeutedlv. ;ir,.n whi»-h lie bus recently com ? ♦ > + Miss Florence Mnltn 10,000 ness, nevertheless. Suspicion was coroner. A picture of this girl was Smith's father, reaching the only I Five-Year aulisc*ri|dinii t*» I he Weekly Herald. $10.00 15,025 Nolen |. t,r u,,. „|,rv«*y on whic >• £**<*,t found in tile clergyman's home at 10,000 Mrs. Ned Smith created and the seed** of envy, mal­ -p..t on the aviator's face that was (lllH ma,j,, ,,Mtimatesf Mr. Will * J • ,tuing , i . i ,kissc-. „ , ,am, ,,t,-.|, that . . distance will + V *> I Four-Year Mibscriplion t*» The Weekly Herald, $N.iH) 0,250 \ oI ch 10.000 ice nnd mistrust wer>* sown. These Ilia, but he insists that he did not i not the M iss Elizabeth Flowers being smothered with Kisse,a,na thut the distance will mi' are the things thut are main min­ recall I ho girl’-* name 10,000 l|>) his wife, reached hi« arm araun.l j,,. ah,„n |,07u feet front the end ot % I Three-Year *iil»Hcription to The WeeVIy Ilerahl, $0 011 2,500Nolen Mis Howard Gverlln Kr»*liug Hitler In.noti ing democracy. The work of ener­ both nnd planted a resounding th,. present bulkhead east to the + Miss Alhcrtn Ayeock Feeling against the mini Her. i -muck on til- hoy's rigid ear It wa- ,.jjy ||mil-< lie said itint tile cost 10,000 getic minorities is gradually sub 1 Two-Year siiLm ri|tti“ li to I he Weekly Herald, $ LOO 1,000Nolen Miss Leila Btdl Hagan 10,00(1 verting the American f'>r.n of gov­ was repotted late toiiav, was bittei ne.tf than l.ieut. Smith coiihl -land ,,f , oli-tructing tills portion *>f the Mr-:. Kuhn Williams 1 I Inc- Ncar **iibscnplion t*> The Weekly Herald. $2 <»> 400Votes Miss Emily Griffin 10,000 ernment Into u govern "tent of da n* and this prompted the sheiilT 1*'land not give vent to hi- feelings piejcet will amount to upptoxi j. swenr in speciul deputies for tbv 10.000 llilin paled t i l 1o l l g h o i l t Miss ClHru Rankin t h e I m a t el v JPJT.OOO es." It w I The I Six Month* siiIihi i ipt mn to Tit,- Weekly Herald, $1.00 17.r^ o te s protei tioii of the prisoner 10.000 Ameneun an service for his s t e e l . Mr R K. Holly icpoited liere this afternoon that eerve. his *tocial demeanor in tin lo.ooo Mrs. S. P. Dutton W orkers o f A ircra ft ttiri str had been made against title fine id greatest danger, wept 10,(810 Mrs. G. E. McCall own congregation ItljJOO Mrs. Minding Gris-ls Her Son. Mi *. Dentsel Ktuffnrd T u rn in g to Tractors in InIn*the waning hours of th> night, , A not hoi tenth* i wept too f ••r j**\ ' N O T I C E ! 10.000 Mi* s Dorothy Stokes At It...... ml <d llie tliiitl week ut the eoiitest M iss \'elm a 10.000 Mrs. Fierce Griffin FRIEDRICH SHAKEN, Germany. State’s Attoinev Thomp*on. wie. nl the home .coming of u globe 10,000 ,V rs Rohcit Laing Sept. 23.—/opjiclln workmen who until ttieu vainly tpiestioned tie .in mini Mn wa* Mrs llaiditiK. " 'll 11 .[» whs III I Ilf lend uitii 'J77.B.riO vttles, w h ile M iss N a o m i F«*llo.ooo Mi .* Pearl Uoiowin built the ZK-8 and who for years prisoner, began nailing passage* niolllft *d Lieut Harding, ndlef I 10,000 Mi *s Marie 'J'otinun have been constructing tilings’■ Irani the llitile, whteii the latter pilot and i. • Imnii uin with t o i l lnws, M iss \’ers}t WniiiieneL and M iss N ell W illia m s are pressin g +Y + 10,000 Mi** Katherine Wilson which fly, will now lie employed m ( frequently had used in the puplit rlMill 10,000 "(JimI hi* 4?* y«»u,'* hhe >mi*I Mn s Ruth Hand Let lot the lead. making things which travel on tin* _ _ . - r -|x r t ‘ IX T C ? IC J 'T 'C ground. By the terms of the treat) 11 A i Hi ^ I I N p I O I O filing h* i dtm^ iit'iunii hi? o f Versailles the great hangars o f r . , , n I » m i n t !!••<’ k a *.+ + 4. * <. <•■>+<•%>+•) + -5-❖ *■-K- -y <• -H- -5-v> <• 4 -S— 4-*»--II- -J- 4-4-+4~:— ++<• 4-+-F++ 4-♦ ♦ + + ♦ He * p i l c the t r i p ! e p a l l * d o f 1•Inc t U Frledrichshafen must lie destroyisl I-l 11 I V' IV f I , \ I r j 1 ) niiirin* nnd c i i v n i r ' ■a, 1 1 In addition to mnnufartuiing i.u1 . : ' i & t tomobilcv bicycles unil various me W I I I ^ J E l T Y I A W S < ol 1 l a n k 1!Hihtti. air «»ff m • r itt 1 III, 1gi o f t he ninUi r«*i pp nt i n All rhanicul uffuir* uad Zeppelin Can ** l i l t > IM i I •-* 1 *■ ” ’ !l. w tier c f r mn S« tn L i i i m i x 1• » t puny has ulreadv arranged to build (Colli limed f rom P nge ' ) L-i eet t ||« l*\ lilt lit h, uml Ma j o r 1 .1 / caterpillar tractors, uml tin* tui ^ ha*l h iiit11« nil tune firh* tory will take over most of the men lo-l n |. fm evidenei' T I R E S A L E "In I'ludi instant i definite • g nitf then wa> t*» the flair *!» a|»if| who for more than two years have l.ieut*?. Nelson i gre.-.*i\e action ha- been ad . •** ii •\i««\\iii|* -tulid been working on th«* ZK-3. ill'll. 11at «llft|r, Afliohl. Wail* an«l t'ut |*t !• “ it :»M •‘ i /.ch 1 tilled nnd III ttie fii't instance it \vn* On view of both departments that I ti Smith, tli* filer# ntul their me* han State . IVnrhylmtiiu. I* «*<li•in I. \ W Mifts Eliza Sanchez i injunctive prni e-s would, in " •* 1( 11111" with then relativ«^, attd 1 ln^ i IlCUIllstuliCes t>c tile ioo»t fru|tl* ' meinLer«* **f the r**ce|iti*»ii enimnit i Is Selected__ A s Queen , iif W h o e v e r i t i s w i l l h a v e x •*,T'i2 s r es u l t In t he lu»t m*tniice, tleit tee. tlliallv Will' ur « 1 L»^«lhel :ui ^ thi official welcome liray Tulies S 1.75 K PV WFST Sent 2 l - M i * » of the manufacture of cider, sk It 1 •+ + + + + 4-+ + •!•4--J--i-•*+ 4-+ ♦+-M + + + 4 *{»*d T ii Ih '.s f I.MU a u fYs.SSS ^ ,i”S ........ .............;■"> T h i s W e e k I** CORRKCTION 12 x I Jlfi.OO Through error it wa* stated in hero early next month In cornier- , 1,1'' 1 , .. A L L C l A H A N T i:i:i) E tion with the Kan Carlo, th a t.c n " " ri -.deftmte cu rse of ;* Monday's Herald that (tic Seminole tlou I* ugtrod upon h> tile tw > de lln|itt*l Association would meet lit temationtil celebration. Miss Sun ch"cz” receTvetl mon- than double the I purtments. the . I iu r u . . **f ' 4he h,. al HapUat Church KmIuv and F . P . R I N E S + * i * i + + + + -H-*-4"f + + + + + + + -M"M-M-4--:--r + + -{-f'i"*'*-*-4-<-+-> + + 4-'*'4'+ + -!*++<-'t-M->4' + + 'l-M-4-4-+4- + + + 4-< • ♦ ♦ ■ ► ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * « , , 2 w Of vote. L-tvan her nearest 1 «"i not yet at liberty to speak Wmines.!.,v. The attention **f the rhmmtitor Her total was 4 M»H .That Mr Hill line vio! it. I fhc sti.i - mihll. is .ailed to the fa, t that 1 p VI M I ’T T O A\ F N l F 1 S16 to 2,160.875 for Mis* Carmen uh- in hmh inslam es. there can he this n o ting will he held a. the l l l ; t S a n f o r d Avenue „ , , ' ,|ouht JOveido Baptist Church instead. Quelglrs. " ' " '*• ----- t h & WORLD FLIERS BACK AGAIN AT SANTA MONICA Machine Gun Com­ pany, 154th Infantry. '" Regular drill will 1,0 every Monday ni^ht at 7:30. Gant. J. ( ’. llulchinson. Hi Who will be at the top Saturday Night? to Make Every Day q 4^ ;•4--c.*-"J.+ •><•+ + ♦•!■*•«*••<■+ <■->+ + -5-<-+ -k+ + +++ + ■♦"<•+ 4- 4.*f+ * + + ♦ + + 4-4-❖ *>4-4*♦ C 011 n ^ ++-e -t--t-++♦+++♦+♦♦♦♦++•>♦+++*• ♦+♦+++ + ♦ ♦ 4-♦ * + + * ^ Churchwells’ Churchwells’ HOUSE A P R O N D R E S S SALE EACH H O U S E D R E Churchwells’ AJJ X„T H O U S E A P R O N S S D S A L E R E S A P R O N S S A L E E A C H E A C H j I K> /• 1 \ Li fl ‘ /-*. rv T % b .* r1• % A' .it > : %m % _. ! . • c f tf + 4-4-♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ * *■'<•♦ ♦ ■ + + + 4-+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + * ♦ ;j X jj'rh’M' i j.-rj . nilr V " afiaagFaea ----------- s r r — ------ ^ •• .• . . . . . . . - 1 > v. \ ¥ • | (' -------------- : ... , * v v . fWVv '+ , r viv V v k t***’ , 1 v ! . ; ' 4:' �’*1 . 1 to — ^ XK . - u . 4 V » / V ’ *-•••>•. ■■ ■ t . ¥ • i J it 1 -I I 1 F. * ( ’ : ] I •» n i • « ? * « » . n i.u n \ i M ' • N fW F V :r a l d , w e d r KO . ’ T»tf rfr*r TIIK SANFt =TTT 1 ■ " g * * * -T - ■fisis/tx — - ____ B E t f j i M B l f o 24, 1924. 3 , “ ;t i TFT A little) rn'nr O iw u i —---1 • . As Brisbane Sees It . i A little over three and one-half to one nntVhnri m-, thntZJjfii £,cctlon to be carried by and amply ju s tifies — ICdlter For Prrrident Coolidge. All Those That Pay. 2,000 Fijfhtlnif Plane*. For One Drradnaught. rhea* H| BY ARTHUR BRISBANE * IC*r>rl|hl 1031) »inncmiTiow iu t r i E M % t J 8 . t? « ? « £ • » week I k . Weekly Edition. I LOO P*r Titr. RPMOIAL MOTICB, All obltnary 'Ttotlcea.oarde of thanks reaolutlona . and notlcea of oaiertalnmenta where f*iv*RR.are made will be charged for at regalar advertlalna ratea. ■ pkbBW THM ARSOCIATRI) I’ ll m l -Th* Aaanc'ated I’ rraa le exclu*lyMjr entitled to the uae for repuh* llration . . . . of all newa n»w» dlanatrhea oiantirnM —avaditad to It or not otharwlaa crodJted In thla paper and also the local . aawi pnbllehed herein. All rlahie of rapabllratlon of epeclal dlapaichea herein are alao raeerved. terioratlng, that In order to mak^mproicmeeU a eTty mun 'i 0 Sanford prosper.”1"0 V' ° ' SrnUfj’1"* l° th™ B O T T O rT O F W \ it k fc A R T ^ L 'm n u % > w is fg d 5 7 !7 S X nd“ ? ^ S ! 5 ^ n « n,™ S !l i l''A1 CTls W !" '" • « ’» botN SfazTano?\e^ one. Voo Drag ^ OoT'-fo LOK3 THE T O IL OF THE T R A IL What have i gained by the toil of •« the tmil ? V I know find know well. , J have found once again the lore I had lost - .In tha loud city's hell. ft™ :V chs J “ 2 r v r ™ n. s a ,,f A crank often gets thing when the self starter f*JU Ui - - _______ !,n w «-I . p fU . waH, the custom in the dark ages. Thev _____ o e ^ C?l...7c.vU " t w w,l,inK i l l i n g to spend spenil .THE com. their rnnnev monov in ord.'r V»,„V« .,pn t,.H t,R‘y iney arc 1‘HE FRENCH have come nf 1)1 m \ * or“ ‘ r V,nt 5>nntord may continue in the ranks thn,UKh " renl war with invasion Ot the most progressive communities. to the veiy gales of I'nri*. millions Hut more than nil this the neonln r.f 1 killed, other million* wounded, clearly shown their confidence in the mo , h '? T * ha,V° They knov^omething about fighttheir munieinal nfTni>« ‘pi , / , 11} en lvho admillisler What ha* France done to pron n rffn ik i T / n,rn'rs- 1 ]n' l,n»d election Monday was in P»r- against danger across her borpart in the nnture o f a vote o f confidence. In the last few ,,t ' 7 for b 10 !'|UU7 s,U<,y fnr ,nms‘,,f ami then a taste l ’" , v th” » '" " l w,n ‘ ing l-.iA- unt;.*. lor knowledge, the hoy can even do without (he scho ,1 II,*! " r r,,'0, You can't make-Mean* mad hv •an get th e broadest o f education th rou gh a c a re fu lly o u t.; Nothing looks more funJ smnll boy than his new tosd UncgBy. lies the head ths n crown of long hair. T I R E SAL] Cut prices on all sixes , States, Pennsylvania. FcdcrJ ing. ' 30 x 3 Vi : firn y T u b es Red T u b es 12 x 1 Mi A L L GlJAItANTEI F. P. RINEl 105 PALMETTO AV. 111.1 Sanford Avcnui A G R O W IN G P A N G K R FLORIDA E D IT A T IO N A L JOURNAI. Mr*. 1 re -party; Ronoree, . istenaCB, Mi BBC* , vVhelchell; hostes*»», and Ruth Gillon, Magnolia ue; 8 p. m. , . , Friday * de V. Howard Chapter jjy meeting; parlors of the jet Hotel; 3:80 p. m. Jrrle No. 4; hostesses, Mr*. R. [(ienshaw and Mr*. T. E. WHi at home, o f tho former, 1100 First Street; 3 p. m. Radio Program The honeymoon 1* over realize* ll Isn’t the *tovc ai ns the fact thnt she can’t c] j Atlanta Journal (429) 8 or­ ; 10:45 entertainment. Buffalo (319) 4:30 musics JjO news. A (Q Chicago News (447.5) 5 fin; 5:80 orchestra; 7 oriental 7:40 talk on watches; 8 nuMnobile trails; 8:15 nnnounced. Chicago (448) 6 concert, ariits; 9-1 a. m. orchestra, planojes, song writers. Chicago (636) 6 concert; 7 reading; 7:20 music; 8:15 slk; 9-10:30 “ At Home.” Chicago (345) 5:30-12 cvenS|T program Cincinnati (309) 9-11 mu- We- BAX Cleveland (390) 7 concert. FAA Dallas New* (476) 8:30j:3t) muBlcal; 11-12 Berenaders. Davenport (484) 7 Sand(lun; 8:45 educntionnl talk; 9-10 ausical, baritone. BO Dea Moines (526) 7:30-9 sasical. W Detroit News (617) 7:30 [jiews orchestrn, hass; 9 Goldketlie's orchestra; 10 News orchcs- S I; R V I C E 1 2 3 M Phone: Res. 426 Snappy Styles—good values in hats nl the Quality Shop. |L ittle Miss M ahoney Entertains Friends A t Birthday P a rty —--------------- —irs ____________ _/ - "Work Day,” what 1s It? What On Monday afternoon Miss'Fran­ The iden is thnt each member is is It for? When is i t ! Who xhnll cis Mahoney entertained a large to take or send the nmount of.these J ° « I l « it n d a y instituted by Methodism in tho south when every earnings to the Sunday school or number of her friends In hotinr of pna, from the small Sunday-school churrh, Oct. 6,.in an envelope pro­ her seventh birthday. child to tho old aaint in the church, vided the previous Sunday, or by The color scheme of pink nnd I* to »et apart one day in tho year check or in any other way, and the In which the earnings of that day officials will sec that it is sent to green was carried out with coral vines and evergreens. or tho equivalent thereof is to he ^In the dining room the handsome donated entire to the various Meth­ lh?lrtIT?',Urpr o f ,ho ■Peeisl fund. o d s Orphanages throughout South­ -rvWCL,MU,(i work toward this md. birthday cake with seven candles U ,c,hill<iren o t our households was placed on n lace cloth sur­ ern Methodism. •;■’ v should bo encouraged to earn their rounded by evergreens and two cut 'In the Florida Conference it is rtwn , m n i| nmounta< T h p yo for the Mcthoflist Orphnnnge nt En­ fo ks be nsked to interest them­ glass baskets filled with coral terprise, Florida, a home for or­ selves in the plan. The real earn­ vines. The blowing out of the eanphaned children being enred for by ers, tho older folks should follow dlcs nnd the cutting of the cake tho charitably disposed people of the example of the children and in­ caused much merriment. thnt denomination. The fund to he terest themselves in the “ Work­ During the afternoon game* raised on this day is for extraor­ Day'-’ proposition. were played into which each youth­ , dinary expenses, Including new The plan is a unified one, being ful guest entered wholeheartedly. buildings and equipment to cducalc carried out all over Methodism. Let Ice cream nnd pink tea enke.-t and fit these children for life. The become n part of it. Let us were served late In the afternoon day Bfet apart in Florida is Oct j by Miss Mhry Elln Shipp and Miss £ L £ t “ Par£ ' n L ,0rU!" \ 0 c t •4• mnkp thi* real, sure-enough epoch i xiV u F H S S S Y ’ whpn; the churches are In <mr Orphanage history. Do S Mary Mahonc> Miss Francis was the grateful !HV« M „ i n ^ r^ iPat.0J n c®lebr<?tl,'Z For the sake of doing good; for the by actually giving the price ot one sake of our needy orphans; for tho recipient of many lovely nnd use­ days wages or income, or more, to sake of Him, who said: “ Of such ful gifts, showing Jhnt her -small this needy cause. - ,s the Kingdom of Heaven.” friends jeherish her friendship. The guests included Misses Mary Louise ami Virginia Merriwautber. Mary and Adelaide Higgins, Lucv Knumillat, Caroline Palmer, MirP E R S O N A L S inm Hollar, Georgina Hart, Betty Whcek's and Sadie Linehurt; Mas­ C. Sanderson, of Jacksonville, Mr*. J. II. Colemnn nnd guests spent Tuesdny in the city, the nnd Miss Margaret Cowan spent ters Sharon, Francis Rounullat nnd Ralph Tolar. guest of the Montezuma Hotel. Monday pleasantly in Orlando. E. F. Walker, of Jacksonville, spent Tuesdny in Sanford, regis­ tered at the Montezuma Hotel. mi......... . virgii" u^nn-thh<' Thank Goodness Yon Don’t Have to Take the, Nasty Tasting, III Smelling Oil Any More For .McCoy’s Cod .Liyer Oil Tablets Can He Purchased at Aiiy Drug Store. Why should nny old person, let feebleness overwhelm them in these enlightened days? Surely everyone know* by this time that Cod Liver oil ccntalnn more vitamines thnn anything else on earth and is the greatest body builder In the world. You’ll like to tnke McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets—they are sugar coated and na easy to take ns can­ Why not try being 16 years dy nnd they do help old people. younger ntrain—why not grow stronger in body, in mind, in vital­ ity? Why not tnke McCoy’* Cod Liver Oil Tablets and drop 10 yuars from your age in 30 days? T o fit Any ‘Job on earth Wo mean this literally, of course. We believe thnt a 30 days treat­ PRICES ment will make you feel 10 years younger— but at any rate try them that you can nfTortj to pay. fur 30 tlays and if you are not sat­ B A LLO O N S for all Cnrtt. • isfied get your money buck—00 tablets—60 eentas at Union F’hnr^R A Y B R O S ., ncy or nny progressive druggistBe sure and get McCoy’s—the P h o n e 5 4 8 -------- S a n f o r d originnl nnd genuine. — Adv. Paul Shoemaker hns returned Dick h rank, of New Sntyrnn, from New York where he spent spent Sunday and Monday with his some time pleasantly. parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Flunk on Sanford Heights. Pierce GrifTin is spending this week in Tampa, the guest of | T. H. Northland, of Grain, in friends. spending several days in Sanford i l UouneiM while the guest of the C. B. Hughes, of l)etr< ■it. is Ul, \ a!,lex ii ,1 , 1. guest of Mr. und Mr., lla ,r . Walsh. T. t). Brown, of Orlando, and son. Ensign T. O. Brown. Jr, spent E. A. Hnrhmun, of Paintka. rep­ Tuesdny in Sanford, the guest of resenting Marx Brothers, is spend t b - V a l d e z H o t e l . ing a few days in Sanford, regis terisl at the Valdez Hotel, fir. nnd Mrs. K. A. Simmons, of A1biota Go., are spending severnl Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Wilkinson on •l"> m Sanford, the guests of the Oak Avenue announce the birth «,»’ • -itlez Hotel. a daughter, Elizabeth Ella, on Sr. tember 23. Mis, Margaret Forster, of Montoello. is experted to arrive tislay J. Spencer, of Jacksonville, and will again teach in the Gram mar School for this session. was a visitor in Sanford on Ti.c: day registered at the Montezuni, Hotel. ■I J. Skinner, of Washington, 1). r . with the government ugrieul Mr. nnd Mrs. Elwocd Tin *. •ural department, is spending sev­ - » f A t , -u>' •>. .!• • i • ••,' T o e s , l a v ; • * » • • - en,I days in Sanford, the guest of uikiii ui.,1 "ill it,-- g ,, t "t Mi. tile Valdes Hotel. and Mis. Henry Mrijiulin. Mrs. W. I. Hughey hns just re­ Mr. and Mrs. M. Kron$|i an­ turned from Gainesville where she While ’ there nounce tho birth of a son at the spent BdXlte tfVhe. Fernald-I-nu^hton Hospital Wed­ •die visited her son Lewis Irving who is attending the University. nesday, Sept. 24. J.V; Tv. is as go Seminole Feed Co. - , ...P H O N E 9 I „ N O R T H E L M ’ » f r. - N ext time you need a. tire — f Be Sure That Our Jobbers Make A Fair Profit The Entijre Season They are keen nierchauts— these jobbers and coramU' nion men who buy our fruits. They nre iu business to make money. tit* They will work bard to soil goods which the demand of their dealers keeps at a price that insures a good margin or commission. Fellows’ Service Station r i r a .1 H i r r c l X K l i n \ a t » And they will work harder to kill the market for goods which they think will destroy the confidence of their trade. I* h cmr 447*1. .'I M a k e c e rt a in t h a t i/o u r f r u i t i t )>ro]>erlu >h ip p a l. S e m i i t to the m a r k e t ni S e a l d i w c e t . The F l o r i d a C i t r u i Ex­ change g u a ra n te e » f r u i t »h i p p e d u n d e r t h i i b r a n d to c o n fo rm to tho purpose, a i w e ll a i tho le tte r , o f t he la u’ ,ig a in s t g re e n f r u i t . I II II IB They are not the best judges of fruit. You C A N slip green or immature fruit over on them. They will sell it in all good faith as line Florida fruit— just as you told them. But when their dealers refuse fo buy more— at any price— what happens? They do just as you would ex­ pect— refuse to handle fruit which brings no profit. The result? Florida fruit loses the interest of big buyers for the rest of the season. The market drops. And A L L Florida growers puy the price in red. Ship honest, tree-ripened fruit. It pays. fverp one oi ike ?A new A. P. CONNELLY & SONS I FIRST NATIONAL BANI t,v - Oj TIRES LMTUCF AND ROMAINF SEED ,?r\ 'Z grains •- ~ The Sanford Woman's Club sen Kon will open for the 1924-25 ncuson an Sept. 30 with a hoard meet­ ing. Mrs. Henry Wight announced this morning. SEMI MOLE COUNTY RANK 1 | EVERY DOLLAR YOU EARN | HAS MANY CLAIMS | UPON I T - , A l l Ic o a r s e wn, Sun. W om an ’s Club Season of Mr" ! ^0 L griti Septem ber 30 BAP Fort Worth Star-TideIfram (476) 7:30-8:30 concert; |»:30 10:45 Old Time Fiddlers. DAF Kansas City Star (411) 6|J School of the Air, readings, litory lady, music; 11:45 Night|Uwks. A M O D E R N h a n k in g JB Kansas City (411) 8-9 clits| txcal; 9-10 populor music. o r g a n iz a t io n , w it h adc’ ’ Los Angeles (396) 8 cone ju a te f a c i l it i e s . Fcvrt; 8:30 cttildren; 10 concert, j band; 11:30 vocal, instrumental; 112dance. A n A B L E p e r s o n n e l in j BAS Courier-Journal Louisville l Time* (400) 7:30-9 Helen I. d ir e c to r s , o ffic e r s and Hitched. IHC Memphis Commercinl-Apstaff". -pni 8:30 Louise Bowden. CSAC Montreal (426) 6 special R-Uttainnicnt. A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in |WLI/ New York (492) 9 a. m. th e in d iv id u a l n eeds Rational; 2-S» p. m. children, jb*. music, services, dunce. o f e v e r y d e p o s ito r . New York (455) 8 u. m. ra/ka; l l a . m.-9:30 p. m. music, I Sock exchange reports, talks, orW c in v ite n ew accounts [pn, dance. IHN New York (360) 12:16-6:30 [p. m„ concert, solos, talk, muI! E. Chapman is !>u, k in San- I lur; 7:30-10 dunce. N. P. Williams, of Grain, wild Si ri’iig lh -Scrviri* P ro g re s s from Mobile. Ain. “ Big I IJV New York (405) 6:30-8 p. Morris A Company, was in tlie ford Chap" played hall with Mobile in In.. Fre ctihiesson, dance. city Tuesdny calling <>n loeal mvrthe Southern League during the ' lOK Newark (405) 12:30-5:45 ehnnts, the guest of th, Valdez pusl season. [p ni- solus, music, talk. I Hotel. ltd Oakland (3 )2 ) 10 drama; 12 j 1 • III ter • >l P aid on S a v in g s Accounts W. W. Pitman, of Jacksonville, ' I dance. E X C E R P T PR O V E S representing Kerris * Companv, lOAW Omaha (526) 6 children; 'PCX |spent Tuesduv in the city on bus I*:20 dinner; ‘.i musical; 12 frolic. O F IN T E R E S T TO ..... at the Valdez ll<>x 111 iness. registered d’AK Philadelpltia (3'.»5) 5:30 11 S A N P 'O R I) P E O P L E <*'• |talk. II1 Philadelphia (509) 5 talks; li dunce. The following from the Army IFI Philadelphia (395) 4.30 or and Navy Jouruul will l*e of inter­ Ithi-vtra; 6 talk; 6 talk; 6:30 re­ est to a wide circle of friends in cital CAE Pittsburg (462) 5:30 con- ! Sanford and throughout the •’‘ "G1cert; 6:30 Uncle Kaybcc; 7:30 " l ,rMr"' Th«imaa L. Ball. 'J'4’ ar<‘ Hr:ttli|t:;irlrrs for the very best slrains of HI Radio review. of Astoriu, Ore., have nnnounced DKA Pittsburg (326) 5:30 “ Lit- tho marriage of their duughtcr, i'.OSTON, K 'lvlllvlii;, Ni:\V YO R K fir W ONDKKFI ti I tb Mis* Merry Heart"; 5:45 ud- Ferleda Miguel to i.t. (j. g 1 L K I I 'I ( K and W H IT E P A R IS ROM A IN K SEED. \ |dress; 7 concert; 9 concert. George Griffin Herring, U. S. N., at 5W Portland (492) 12 dunce. • an furnish an> quantity of this desired. Sun Francisco (433) 9 or- Seattle, Wash., on August 20. The Ithestrn; 10 organ; 11 French; 12 ceremony which was performed by I / I ft I /\ V\ V^ /st _ Chaplain J. W. Moore o? the U. S. I bund. 02727277 ICY Schenectady (380) 6:45 S. Mississippi took place on board the Snohomish, which is in com­ [book talk; 7 radio drama. II 'H I A • • ____ Springfield (337) 4 orchea- mand of the bride’s brother-in-luvv, W E L A K r. IH ’ ILDLNG — PHONE 2 WZ [ti»; 4:30 song*; 4:40 orchestra; Lt. George Hemingway, U. S. C. JElO theatre; 6:30 bedtime; 6:45 G. The big cotter was henutifully leoncert; 6:30 recital; 7 concert. E U m ogu u i m ai TOC Washington (469) 6 chii- decorated with flags und ever­ <rrn; 7:45 talk; 8 violin; 8:15 green* with the traditional ever­ uik; 8:30 song*; 8:46-9:30 joint green wreath swung aloft to in­ dicate a Wedding alMiard. I ffciuls .pianist und banjoiat. Ill fSIN ESS P R O P E R T Y “ The bride wore a gown of vvli’to ICIH> Zion (346) 7 Mixed Qunrchiffon and carried an amt bouquet 5t solos, flyte duets, reading. 2 LO TS O N S A N F O R D A V E N U E of pale pink roses and orchids. 1 I'aateil near I-'irst Street She was uttended by Mi** Dori* NOTICE I near i inner of Fifth N. de V. Howard Chapter, Muthewuon, and the best man was piled Daughters o f the (jonf»vd- Lb Frank Russell Talbot, U. Rot it are excep tion a l b Uyn, und w ill be sold this wc will begin fall activities this N., a classmate of the bridegroom. “ The dainty flower girl wn* four** The fipit meeting will be of year-old Bettie Bond, daughter of ■board members, and has been .•j ^?r Friday morning at 9:30 the bride’* sister, Mr*. Bond auD Jdock in (),e homo of the presi- of Captain Bond, U. S. A. LieutvnI OS M agn olia A v e n u i---------------------------------- Phone M. Mr*. R. J. Holly, 518 Park ant Herring i« the ton of Judge |*tnue. . and Mr*. G. G, Herring of Sanford, The regular monthly meeting Fla., and a nephew o f the late L- held on Friday. Sept. 27, Mcd.-Iljr. L. G. Heneberger. U. S. 11:30 p. nr. in the parlors of the N. He is attached to the U. S. S. California.’’ pldez Hotel. . A wrong philosophy is rampant oitr high school life and 'lie philos. I W ( I tlinusaiu I first line "'•• athletic* of our high schools. i fighting planes (tint spell " >afet> It is expressed in the phiase* “ Anv- "1'h.v " f Imneslj and fainmt.s be put j§ “ "'" * h l" ^ , r _ / ..... . “ } S " X t ' h h i s : : : T ? ; A , , d ...... .. ■ • • • ■ m,«h. t , A.b nmr aa wp ran mako mu tht* * . • , ' V ••nuiation ram p fro m that first teach er ter Frame, <n«t m Kurope |es- thing to win," and "The end justi­ II, Its place. An.v teacher who participa -s in man Means i* about the imanest a w a .V hark in his rhililhnoil, perhaps, w ho tauirht him hnw l o H",n half the cost ,.f h first-clas- ces the means " Under tlu- inf!u, dri'ihlniilight hele No Womle, ,'nce of this philosophy some pe- tills wrong pliilosophv is IIIIVO , ||-V F.nm-c it.'.■t- i fun Ccrinany shall -oils officially connected with the of ih, plaee he occupies. All pu i i V 7 ar S ;,n ,orfI svh.u,Is t here Will I", lonch. r* build no fighting pla.u ... ■ In all probability these tonui « i -ctiool athletics, formulate plans pus who consent to this ub-a should r on* hWiTpin^ iiround - f f " '['il i nk'' and du things in harmonv with il. be helped to understand lieu it i' ‘ " ; n ,,iro ,,Kh thru- gra d es most pl.-nsinglv i g tno country h«vo nothing to do unless W I. < ON |INI K .pending mil 'atlicr than with the philosophy tuitions philosophy i,u,| i ih ildn i'll w ill m ake «*\ci’llcnt m arks and g iv e h ig h ly en d / with the presidential campaign. " " ' ’it guri« arid ammunition taught by Itoos,-v,-lt when he urg- abandoned will lead to unfortunate w T r , ,, 'V 0 n- ,A ' " U* » r '»"• . v „ r they \vill "p ass ‘ I'" practice. They also will *,», d c 'e iy player to ‘'play si|Ui,n\" it,-suits I Vei y bustlu-s - mill, VVl.o Mr. It. II. Webb of fhattanooga i r ,.||t>n| d'af'lv u !, .-k't I n^ *" ! " a l " nK " i l l ) this ix - In- , la*>, d among museum ciirio.i I be pi act ice of t hi- wrong philos bus enough interest in athletics t-, o-s-.l i.. make a loud n,.>- •|d,> I,v teacher- and eonch,-- mils? be Willing to lend bis support Ids r,mits*ting with the Dixie , . ' ,' 1k t hose cli ddi ,-n a iv iint Ira n i ing I m a s , n |’ ''.si n lben moral mflueii,-, upon a rare opportunity to impress soum.i I " « 3 p ,*r fnr l.h" r‘Kb' <’f way up I,. u8H' ,n h>' I lirrn srlvt>s and tn " d ig m il" u nanlnl tla- im pnrlant in the pi e .ideal ii,| salute, ur tnkl " ill,bool if he will demand of li,,il" vacitv ,,| ad,nlial retui the othrr day. 11in in pninls nt a new Ic.ssoli, (hep those c h il.ln oi » t i li-'-e " li on I hey l,-a,h and dll c l •tire family was killed. . p],..s OVpn thniiirli l h « ' . i Mil H r,i an- m ental m ,,- top I-- In- sli11 t hey an- as o|< .. Auyilimg to "in. gov,-rn , al-o tem bi r.« and - tudents whom 1,,- as < 1' . ------- „ . Ti it ,, ? V ni, sign-, id I li.-n all lic io n let, now as the t,ow. and arm . b, athletic planning and practice slsls ob.et-.ai.......... the rules of And nt thni tornaiioiM are inure r,.aa *u,s ' ' ?,nUn 'honls in which a s lu ilv romn tl,.,1 -I-,I t, II <d vv111II 1’errV le d many young people in „ „ i high tb, gam,- phiyed an,I -lis.-ot , ;,ge ,.|| . * dcairablo than earthquake*. T „ r was m ainlailH ’d tinder the d ll'ritin n nf i )>«• s, | ,„,|\ i,. , f I VIi| t-.iov,-iiieuts toward ili-hot; -|U| I •i bool , Whel lie, ||,ev be actual lb • ell ^.aad oes may blow up the street. |,uy teacher. And the lust teach er w as • . l e , .... . , i , , . pm 11, ipants m ih, , ontest lltl, \ ' I \ I I I N IN, || K„ ^ lo sun, lion and ourage thi« lhe louri,al urge., all the ,1 In it. • f f '1 ' " h a- i a-, figh img .-,,,-ni| i-snip J''"1.... . lo I,-.sen fh, moral inflilemrs of Hie c.iiim ,i,,l\. 11,•• ’ •• Pil-' m her care l.\ doin g th e ir work lo r them nm h\ tellin g in •’ • r•I' l ug ,-uo.igh i,, tit •‘i Id-, e and landard of the mdiv „|ual • ni , nl 1, i,«-hers \ssoci.-, t ain. Wo ! ,, H Is usually luii late when von ' undt • I and I wenty i>-,|s. ||. w,,lther be be j-lav.i f.,ll,.\v,-r no " , i bibs. Hush,ess M, " i • , run into a railroad tram to , at, h i Ir , . Son , high seiiools seem almost -'"d - I, M-l, oi gaiii/i, I nm • i - ,1 d.v- a » id s l,e d „ | ,1 h\ > lio w iiig tin w a v s , , | using 1 ' 11' nt out •• ,.,p iron Til, Up with your insurance payments th eir brains and th eir w it*. lack,hc in inor ,1 fdue * of a flgh l,ng pi in, , o-l mg i ,1 II " ,M *1"I" , h-'ll s, bool off,, .:1 1. I < Ho matter how fnst you are t ravel h ,,s a High gut, is , . a,"I from the l»,\ and g n j. th« • k far ha« tins philosophy I... . -1 iHK. '1,111, 1 , tort, * fi,-i„,V ,Ml1 V " ’ • " ,1lu" 1' ,‘' " 1 ••»*»> •■""His presided o v e r hv , f. to IliaI ,.t "I high e'!,p al t,n j,r" ' '' »«l places in om " " ' ' ' ■t —-o- — [u." Here would I". a g rea t Hnprnvm .eni the million d- -lla - d. ,dm,light. IM ,,i; i - men tin,, , om, 'la,-I IN lllill":, io-||e-.t-. -10,1 ul... , . • Now why didn’t that minister M hola sh,,. |||t. people. T h e man w ho has learned IlM U i " 1' i' "P I.... an j ,1,-pa • """ " Higti s,-», ...U llI(ll 11 * nnd his sweetheart go to the ,li ■I! \, , , Sl , ; 1 ll,,S Ittlahle pmv, , T h e s, |.... |,- , |lH., |)(| _ • po :ti.,|, ,,f dire.tnni im,I e oitrol ■le lit pi 1 1. , ' ) vorre courts to get rid of then •I alhlefl, s I hill belong lo li,.. ■b t, l,e| t be, , ,1 , ,| I, : J better-halves ? It’s so much mot. should he to Iran i pupils to u.-e th eir headjt ,i I- | tfe -a l' Itiisines.. , .. ■, Vl.| t» .1 Dm* m Ii .m.I, Conventional than ndinmistei my Ml fil« t it* ilrpa, I mi* ti', \ •r poison. " 1 'ill-in.■ mom v „ „ | , N | 1 , fl,| Il Is rnnxim with me lh.-it no nun v\J( fV ei wi l l ten ,,|,| ,,| •fit ---- ti-----11 ..........He* »"• 1■ ->l high ........ . 11 U’p itla lio n hut hv hm iseli |{,.„t|, s •I'll I.-• M. ,« proving , h.,i ,|„. Jv An Associated Press despaleh f ■ telling of the largest diain -1 ,.1 m ""d, i til,spell it,. I T h e re m e nl •“ dtllUl hilt |w,, |„,;,j|,|e |, the world which Will soot! l„- sen* ‘ V " Vnv thing l . ,f I l.fl II, tgii ns that to this countiv will thi , u I . " ‘ •"a >it„ s tin- j „ tt, t, , which r i .-1 •> ,ii ip hii: I " " • n il nature ,,| m a,,. ;iri,| w in. It i;,kc t * our iiest ner,mil sioiv •• n in i,il ib;ii i ^ ■ s lu p e in mni.d i I'MlIII.’ilidltli lit • ♦ . Serious thought. and t ital w In, h grnw ■•nt n| ii"*f hI f 11•r< • f '-••im •11 I'll I >||fl •!• I t In iih.-i-rv nt pm ,,| t m m , , u i n, ig i, - w In, it I pupils Jin-1 the rili/ , 1,4. |-;,t III I tie llv , A man of twentv nine m \.-t r x le t'iu l 11111 \,-• -, J**r,<■i.|, imp- I, nl and ,.| •...... •i I , Folk, \ irguna. im,rnes a woumii f 1u of seventy-two. She must hav, la MUMth s 'the good <|iieen Klir.alo-th trump, I ' In • "■ ' attai K tik , a ..I j, A I ' V I C K T i > .M< V I T i K I S 'l S r i f u r being a sentimental old („o|. 1 " ' from p. hi--. 11 -* p i, v be hi alt " It haul pill ill ns,. t.l *t-ond a* for the man, w«li MIAMI III l:\l.|i ....... k, pi up " I I I sligh t ex p |k f —. —o ——- - " " I lla . w o u l d pay t h e i r vva ni j ; Senator Fletcher say* Dion will "I In re i- no ...... I , \. ,, .,. f,„ , , •'* ' ' " " • ov el . in (I,,, m ull s. .. , • I f kIII, k. go| I,, win in November. The Senatoi toiuolnl, a. , i , „ r ,| v,.t (U R L S F O R S A L K t>•• .nd iii 'py mg out forest t t. "hen- Il Won't kill aiivl * t hs» enough confidence In the vot,-i-> ‘ ••■cur even day If si,,,pi- \< -ii s, It MIAMI NEWS "lull "lilting for the time. n..t t.,, ? f o f the country to believe thut the> lules guv, ruing the ,Invmg ol , ,, •I n Jill I -nc distance |a ,, H " h- ii makit-g Him . ^ Will not sanction the corruption HI r, (o lHme,I I,, . , , g* ' ..II "h - I . Il tt,. , U l, -‘ ‘ In " ill I - l-k nit HU von *-x|M.,-t o f ,, emit, » Prsvtlcnl in Washington timing tin’ll hnr.it thev a- k,-d I af Hei,would b. no eml i„ wliat iI 1’ ' " hut . .m you do for a ,-oun the past four years st"|i w III-,,. \oi,i I .11 nil,\ t, "luiost „ Miitmnal dl-gt.o, ||,< " •lM’,s •»'J\ th. ii hu!,. * lfl wi __ A t I ' M Hi KS o m i ' v that -till endorses the sale of float i a, both d ll,ill.in-. . " " b 'at liml tl„. ,, „ eon. •on Hatnpshiie high" i, ,,,iiii,,i. v• i m.tv fop | mg, , ||, •• •I I i i-rNameNts, litM >i n |f one at tempts to diC«-l k ’ When Secretary Wilhur non i .ion t " ' t.n IN some of li,,. has .,-t forth i< n,ot..| i.t*’ ,<. ' I, U at. '• " > •' Heel I., till" " f "a t g’ t'ss f i m tho politicalsituation I--. »• chalantly remarked in San Finn K lions , i i him, u f , ' * * V k 111 k * ibmii i in*' and < hum l-tig enough t.. take „ y cisco, "There I* nothing m, cooling ah gu, that , n i , ......I Thai ' S,M ill- g 1,1,11,11,1 , -i| car i >in. g a- tIn ... i ,.f thing i- t,,| II Is go w l ,1 followed Hel, ,t ,• r .■»»• I " u „ l 1 \ *•'•* i -,him on iippei deck I --K 1 1 .„ K ot the M i-ties he will timl I, t ° ■ hot temper as a piece of o i l I ' • kina >ann.it hop, p. ,„., k. "IVI tin- light ole ..I l'""'t III, , PI, t .1 sl,,|)|. j Hint pi „ („ „||v ,,11 the tumble b'l" • t Hull Ilia\ he u ,-d m . steel, he may h*,,- 1,,-en referring mu. I, !"• gress t., . x „-, d. It I I, » ,| ||, •'••"" 'I. lllllt; k« "k till ., "hlle, e.JlCi l.lll J • • '" " I- their inn vlie * to Japan, hut to- certainly was not Ill" 1111 V "id h in t li** \\a \ ,,f ,|, ,, , o r.ngl„,i,| k k n, I.,., fh-ei j.,i . , i nut--I to a |j, k ,.| morals t|„. "•••' b. -gill. V thinking of Washington and the Sli'vr d -ih , w l i. ap|,r ll the o, cans. to*': -jf a groat m.inv „ f (hi m „ I" J '«<• dl'.Tl t I II I ^.rc*tiess president theic. ► ». 1h b e s t t i l i n g t h a t . m i l d Jmg a ...... . m „,h Hot i-l-n 11 Hint you )t„,| il,, , |, -a, 11■ f " 1 1 '*• ' -UI'll 1 1 " i l t i ul tel men a '' *i 4» 11IT*#I «M|w m i l l ••.»<! . |'t I * >1 ' " ‘at l o i m t ' v would t Iv oi I I■1 1 1ig ail kbo,|y | Ik to l> ’ Col. IVtcr I) Knight, of Tallinn 11 " • " ' - " - " Ink- tto , f'',* 1' ' ,M H i m a . la id * g - w e - nnn-nt 1 ,'1 '' ............ Plot,-, t -lull- lh„t Il 1 " 1'"d •' I In* hit b- I, ^ I i-rt w mg ti..I,, '* ” d l s a 1 1 ous t., the or sotnew liete. announces in the *“ • I • I all V,"Itself. ■-'U 'I unt a rig h il...... lit, „l thread. f k J| * culuiimi of lhe New York Herald <an I., k, | I. I " !• ,s .i t h.ii.kh .s 1 iml nf .nil t . ,,f H-et- am| nbiiiatm - n" il g 11 vvt h ui, „ l" ii , u, „ , . i ' i to p e , - o . i i t i Iis-Kless pi ,,p|,. to- gt.,,1 It,;,, of a)iv , I" Ho I", i lgi.|/e,) (elite,* ,,f ! " " ,1 *■•"• the f.,l-.,„ a - ban .- t.. j^.Tribune that In- is going to volt- I and '"d-i-i un \. blag i,s the present •i thev do n,-i hav,- auction •’ For Coolidge Well, 1‘eler’s a long 1 If v on liit on. -I- -• o ietu llv These tides „r. '• ‘ I b, spe.-d -at •U""t and Imi-ti, - n . t . t obtain* 1 T i i I ■ " ill b e ,ig i ■ on , j( ( | M". Kwhere Voting |K-oplu urc sold * « * y from home rigtit now Mint mav • -’I w.sl l-k many duvet- and per I.t ll Inot l"ts-ibl, , ith.-i develop deling III ..,1 [ change hi* mind when he get. I.ai k ■>ue • i and (to llycr ,.t " tin big-best balder, hitt it |* bat It I- I, (less to pleselit til,-III H" mental pot*,- „ f tin- nation ,.i ttier, l-o > * to Florida. * " ‘ bi I -. Itul at itN\ , ate la ,, v>- i tv linn . lu-t u.- in v • " '•* **v ini.-Monatn-s th at a ,,-rI la "I' a’ 1 gokirninent thut t' .'III ,1,1- hip at Im,I M ------o lollgll l"li t ,M, I l,,n,—e f a inil k be, am. «tr;,l, •' • ' AH lii w abiding , H M",dd b. vvortliv of the nan,,' '" f i at Hie Mission house and m ,,, Why in the world lgou and Igou •V lie sin. li,.,| v..ni light* are "it (• ’->w them "1 .1 tie ii|■■■■> Im,-, •Morals „nd manners „ft all , trantod -to ahtp in ull those mules Not defective M i ijl KM ION iniere-i-s thi- n., ’ .ter to ptnvidr itself with funds g’ lv, ;, |ilo|„-t I-,,lei into the st.,tu gl.,,,,ig; ,t’s „ „ ami pie-ept upon precepi may in at Just the time of tile bond e|,-< linn mi . i K i -mie iiiipli--Mi.il ,,p (),,■ f", •yi"i.l<-ti Hu ii jouim-y t" Nank tmn mot,-Ilian air del, ns,-. W. l-k.- to lie drik ,, g m ., |,|,ml g l . , 1 , .-I anv i omitiy and it» p, opU . a I t...• In.it.k diikti "In. lutke im I- It till,I " , Wen- kept -.,f, 11v III, tion is more than w»- can ligun- a* von voui-.li Know out. If it hadn't been for that the *f th- ts i-i,un- they could H '«d amt - v .........* l> gat-l lot t In-11 owtl s„f,tk or th- ..... bond* would doubtless itavc cat Sail Ilk o| ol tie t 11,-opt,|hl-M- tell ,l" 1 b*iai then at lilies. It they l„n I sl«ll» ; th, > , 1 1 , l,.,| pot up ;tried unanimously 1 - "i. g- - -I :al. "h ti . . arc *-I " , sI,,m|d eat them up a- • ,*; Il<llll,'l,l s L IQ U O R FO R GU ESTS i it nit-- i if.. i ' In j i n in, hoi'c vi-ti .------- o — — SI AUGUSTINE iCEtoltD •,AU»M)url< Safy-ty Week is neatly half Ip5ne, Vc still sec folk, driv n>, i • i* ,i„ , ' I 1,11 but “ It I* OUt Ml \ .* I rohl- h. had i.-ccHv «, „ lrl,,lir, , 441r 4if., iiui„li, d year > ago Nap In* ou-tbe left hand side of the '! K f-K C T IilC E IG H T B IL L S • «• 11 • t i l l Btrect, cutting corners and directly Lit ion < i.tnmifcajoritr Mthnt •" the cuumiv, „v,-r th, w.-.-k-i-nd P "»'-i les.-k against k>, K B riolatm* tratfic regulations Un h»ml ll, ■ii{,J n,,( imiv, l,is Jiru PU lil.li U T II.U IE S M US IH 1.1.El I N in iyiy AnitTtran hoim* thi* huusc* In h.s surprise, he *ay . th,-„- wax in\ - less trvoryone forms the liabit of .. aerns- <|. Hu. .. ,.banncl. —.•,••*••. •••N m il,- hould should t,-,| more ashamed of ” "l " I ’ll nf li'iuor served n r ntferr n r 'c r ^ ih ? -SHARE is there as well as that of jyiut. Ipduy .Switzerland^seciyily not huving liquor to serve their i And in, u-d,hie as n may seem, ^ S25l£nn,H,<, ' ° ‘ J***"1* ru' 1’"; S“ I'« y l-'Kbt emumed in hunting fm l.igiit consumed while y,,n vnun rm' rcha,‘ t a»>«i the landlord. •U II h «v« been a failure and th.- dime >,.ur small P '’'paring, could strike aryd deifroyhad an uiiusqtritsi to repair u leak in the ;;uests than ixhumixi to violate the h’ and his ifrjeud* accidenti* will l>c a^ cumtiion i « i - r Vi*. •». .... Eondon "VernlghL «ir,h"UI f^uraiic's Inal $0 law o f the land.*' water pipe “ ‘V; ' >' ,,h "P'r.ls uptver, lid,, *t city t„ labBom. with a small f o n o f u, c h, , 0" ” r , Eight consumed in the parlor Light coNaumcl while plum ■ If is so. Ami from all accounts, lull* d by dlrulitd, they really up. Heel. > ' on the ten evenings Hint Jim there are plenty of American predated the beauty of the coun b,-i (whom you were final-* Another opportunity will |K seeing lt with new eye*. They Perkin* called on your households when- such a spirit " •> forced to cull in) t,,|,l acc„W um '?:U l;"'„ryOl K lj':0U,£ 8HARE in “ “ Vln^ . given Sanford people tomorrow EUROPE AND Asia, both will prevails. lain,- back to the city rested, indaughter Mary (Mary Notial standards and about hi* war expo i,-n,,. ■ enjoy their now athletic field end s"i>n i*o.,*d>bto *oud flying niustc,,,) „ f heud-achy and spiritless. doesn't care much for Jim) 2 moral standards are, indeed, an in­ and explained how he would to show the way in which they will c hin os across the oceans that no He wunts to go and visit that v m a k e s u r e o f it i teresting sub’eel fo i study. repair the leuk support baaeball activities carried Eight 'consumed in the parlor inend again. • 2i longer protect u». They would not And what do the guests think Eight consumed during actuul on the fifteen evening* that on in this city. The Kiwania lean • ‘ com ,n‘ i ?r“ * fr“ "> -'"lo of first del , "' •••I to land a nian on our *oil un- about thi* kind of hospitality? Do Returning to Commissioner ! work of r.-puiring leak from Tltusvill* and this city will Jiip Moore railed on your -__ -"^Pounded 4 times a ^ r at thla bank. iK 'jl they saw the white flag rise they welcome it as generally and Haynes little lecture: “ The time cross bats tomorrow afternoon rnd daughter (Mary like* John) .06 Eight corikunied while eating, above some greal city, begging sinyerciy as they appear to? Or L not far distant.” he says, “ when ‘ bathing, house cleaning, figIt Js hoped that the grandstand will Eight coniumed while you '" ’•icy of enemies hidden in the is their seemingly enthuniastic Hie same jail that bouses the boot­ uiing up household bills and packed with every avail*blj teat triad to figure out an over clouds. consumption of the dubious liquor legger will house also his accom­ urctvunta, etc. .... oaeuplsd. Thla will b« tb, last . charge o f 16 centa on la»t to Thi* country needs fighting fly ­ offered them merely another cu- plice in crime— the wealthy buyer Eight consumed while apanduraday half-holiday for tha aummonth's biU ............... . pf hia illicit product” Why need ing machines, u fleet o f them twice rioua twist of aocial courtesy! ing a nice quiet evening’dt -r and no bettar method r f cn- Eight ■U come ■to- that-? W hjr cannot ** great as any fleet on earth. The >!gnt consumed ronsumed when you fo fi r­ A t any rate, here Is an iluminatr home with your family ____ .06 advocate of hattlenhips, if he op­ fia g It can ha found than to root "V i sense and good taste, if . ' ' on got to.tnnr o ff ** the light ing sidelight on the subject, found common A ‘ COMMUNITY HOILDfeR ‘ 4 -;*•«* ‘ Total light bill for home homo team. the porch poses an adequate flying force, is a In a letter to a newspaper. The not morals, solve the problem by ■••,••*•••• -nniiMi • .50 for a month ... ...............$5.67 public enemy. Risking it bad social usage to serve writer tells of a novel experience bootleg booze! F * P* F 0 S T E R * I’reaident a F. W H IT N E R , THE Calendar Wealth is a burden of someone always stands read! lieve you. r„„„ " . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, DESIGNATED METHODIST ORPHANAGE WORK D A Y Thursday. il Neighbor*, Maconlc Hall, Tho question of the “ Doesn’t It get dnrk carl!*] ................................... M IS S R O S A M O N D R A D F O R D , S o c ie ty E d ito r . ,* I • •>"■ years, undhr the presen t c ity com m ission, the people h a v e .of ™nrp l,afir; ‘ lim'1 of ai' been fre q u e n t y ca led upon to vote fn n .u ,,co,)lc .v o i ',2 ^ • co" * " ,t » ,f «,f *wo Utousrnd b etterm en t n roie. t « ru " , U ' rUnt,H. f P r v a r,°US City fight,ng ,„ r machines, with a renohlv T h at th e v • »• \ V1' 0 n ev c r , a *led to respond wcvt* of two thousand more. And f 1, -* ‘ ( cont i nue to do so is s u fficien t indication o f ’ 1 V 1 f t : , tlnKt Frr" th " ir Fleet i« th u r confirm ed b e lie f m an efficien t ad m in istra tio n Fngiaml. with all her A n d th ere IS no doubt that in , , , , • I -. lumbering battleship*, cruiser*, I have broadened by hand to the fun,Is th o J -,,1'n '111,n 'H e d isb u rsem en t o f Cltv «tc.. “ the World’s greatest battle cinch nn,l the nxe. econom y savim r i n 1,1 Wl e o n tinue its p ractice o f rig ill /*'•'•«" »■>pitifully polite to Franco, • j1 have laid my niy flesh to the rain: rain; , ec'm om y, s a M iig in expenses w h e re v e r possible as c a re fu lly vh'' eontinue to |,e polite uilI w*B hunter and trailer and guide; aa “ ch eck in g oil th eir personal accounts and renderim r ' l 1 ' ,l1V " •'••minate in tlu- u,r. a* V. I have touched the most primitive I the JK’ople in all m unicipal im p rovem en ts ".i.d ln r r i ' ii •v the sea. wilderness .gain. .re tu rn on th e ir tax nm/tev. a ,ll,llar fn r ,lnl," r KISC r r o n r * ; _ 1 • i\irv,i iil.o M it. reviews his have threaded the wild with the j T, -------------O------------He ots ,.f (Ink and Ships yf Steel . .c u h o f .h . d c r . B e s t T e a c h e rs T e a c h H o w T o S tu d y & iS \ Ji° c*K|c <■ freer thnn i; '-N o mountain' can thwart me, no T lm t „ . • 1 _ *. ^ hnttleships were kept carefully in v *i torrrnt'Rppnll. , , '• n genuinely efficient school teacher who teaches ,hc ," " l,or- “ way from flyers t I defy the stem sky. . v b o long as I live these joy* will !e »t A V Z l ' r " S m V Z . t t r , - , T r 1 ' r ' : * s r i remain, I have touched tho most primitive .T** wilderness ugain. * A> • hope: Office 148. Our big naval guns, it At aimed at poace. be snfemint-rlnrl h..r « i ” f* ,r W,n lhe ncifroes thus my. For instance: whom th<*v nr» ♦ c welfare o f many white people w ith! ()nc hnttleshlp of dreadnaught Rhom they are constantly in contact will be insured San lc,n*’, cost!' Forty-five million Wol­ fordthe a mhealth soon boast everj’ precautionary means of protectnroteVt (could ' l" rr, build . k?,j and mobilise *um tho ing o f hero fcitizens ans OI twonnti° thou-n I Sanford will now l.n I . . ' Mam, Fighting airplane*. Does the WEDNE sI m y T s EPT. 24. 1921. people have shown Hint *l 1 " ,l 1 n new c,t-v j**l. Her president or any other sane nnn r«o!}!! t C 8A10" n t,int tf,°y disapprove of the antiuuated W8k whMt chnnee n battleship would 4 IH L E THOUGHT FOR TO D AY means o f confinem ent until now existent here Thev have ,iavt* "Kam d 2.000 fighting nir mn • I f : — I f my people, which nre callcd by njy nnmo, shall humble themBelrpa, nml pray, and seek my fned, •nd turn from their wicked wnya: T H E N :— Then will I hoar from heaven and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.— 2 Chron­ icles 7:14. D o S iil Home is ur^ placo yot your hat where you please. ffn conception/,,f will « lt e r i.in the County Fed Him of Clubs h t,'the Sanford Club louse. A t 3 p. m. t> House. on tho day the tla b will hold its first regay thi ular meeting. 3ns 1 r PRESIDENT COOLIDGE has re­ railed Secretary AVilbur, of tho Navy, to Washington, and will dis­ cus* with him ’•the relative value of battJMliijni amlrilying machine* in ivaf. * « * • « » t to »oe F r Io m f 1 IF every night was « night there would be n0 bal . « ___t_ S r S S f i s ftR U r a s? ? V a t* *}.tAiiljl q’a*L*a ._____ --- -- ■*» ■■» " ■ ■ — — - » m r •rtrniMn n t t M i i i I m l Vr i. iurm V 1' ' 1 7 l « » a » at TtUaf.r*. t j* * » Second Clua Matter, tober IT, y i l . at the Poatofflr* Kt Banford^ Florida, under Act of ■o l i .a n i ) E n n tN . “ >WQWAnn nm ta. H I Meiaella A w h * *•*'1 We are Agirnta t o r the i Yellow Jacket - S x ’ *r> ^ . T- bare new carta and repairs f o r the old one* on hand, us book your order f o r a new one or repair the eld one. MAHONEY - WALKER CO. INCORPORATED r 1>hott« MS- U u i c k m o d e ls embodies all of tbe Features and qualities that have made Buick lamous. Jit (la ti&w prices you can afford to own i^Buickyou want. ** W ill put you in possession o f one o f the best lots in town.-i SANFORD BUICK COMPANY These lots are located on Sanford, Palm etto, M agnolia, j > Park and Oak Avenues. I I E N H Y T . H O D G K IN S O N , M g r. “ W h ere C o u rtesy und S e rv ic e a re P a ra m o u n t'' 210-212 Magnolia Avenue- e *' A small monthly paym ent w ill take care o f the balance* ," -Phone .'Uil W hen better automobiles are built, Buick w ill build them -207 K. Commercial S L I I U l U I U U I I H i a U l l U I I M M I U I I U U H 1^ r-»A A. P. CONNELLY & SON 108 M agn olia Avenue- laai -Phone S l * — - d ; V . • . . ... ■ UBBBBMaaBBaBaaBBBBanBBaHRBaaBBBBBBBaaaBaBBaBBaBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBI �- •a ! ‘ ■ a. ended the home season for the TicetK who finish the schedule at ('Chicago, f* r t f'! . V Score bj| Inning** ~ i-t • • Club. 2 ,. Washington New York _ Detroit „... St. .Louis .... Philadelphia Cleveland .... Chicago ___ Boston' ____ h u rd ler Turns to Football f 02 .584 07 .560 70 .498 80 .403 PAGE Riston *JLrL...cS 04H>0 OOflk-f62 SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD National League Superb Pitching of ‘‘Dany* Vance Dbes Not Stop On­ slaught of "Cuba nnd Dodg­ ers. Lose; Red Sox Drub Braves; Cards Trim Phlllien NEW YORK, Sept, 24.— Playing *?.;• like, champions in spite of a crip- JT-AD R A T E S Just A rrived abo v e Lp«rti<>lns lb r-atr lc te d to tor classification. • ■* , u error la made T h a F a n Bir-id w ill bo reaponalbla air one Incorrect Insertion, grtrileer, fo r subsequent IMse The office should be Immediately In case of TWENTY OF THE BEST FARM MULES EVER SHIPPED . TO FLORIDA . Inc hatting of -roslin was one I of the outstanding feature! in tho I .Senators’ attack. * Score by innings: .. j Washington . 004 300 000—7 10J I Chicago 120 001 200—6 13 2 Mogridge, .Marherry and Jtuel: Robertson. Blankenship and t reuse. B TIiis Coupon, when nently cut from the paper, is good for 2f> votes in The Sanford Herald’s Salesmanship Campaign for the follow­ ing contestant: NAMK J1— Georgi a Tech, famed ; lightning jump-shift, will "lK r *?/', ■ . third game with Notre J R *N" V 1 in South Bend. \\ f 'G' Dame defeated the *" -’ T V * | V«'ar. they could not k i Jf»«l invilnte, Wyckoff. IV thnll regalia is a little tinaeeus- 'Southern fullback. < other than Han Kinsey, famous j for a touchdown.' ciMiy of Illinois liy breaking a ()ft \ „ v. H tio irnlii 'Gators lireil witii the ambition of being „,n , . •ng journey. g with /.I,,Ms-'s Illinois eleven. 111 ttn" , h ' for the hark field If he does n < k'oing to West P« I by Maranvllle. M Scons by lrfnlng*r Pittsburgh'- . 000 000 010-1 7 I New York 000 200 80x—5 6 I Meadows, Sanger and Smith; . McQuillan and Gowdy. * ______ I I " c g< . CChicago 5; llr.N.klyn 4 ' orn.0tJ BROOKLYN, Sept. 2 4 - “ D a » y " ! hury‘r' whl Vance fanned 11 men and held , " " r. [ m ."1 * Chicago to four hits Tuesday but «' three pf them were home runs und these spelled defeat for Brooklyn ' >frl by a score of 5 |n f in ten in<,ra" & E 3 L -J L Machine Gun Com­ pany, 154th In fa n try.! R egu lar drill w ill he every Monday ni^ht at 7:30. Capt. J. C. Hutchinson. l.fj^flg it 1be I'.hle i- to ,u" b « ' * ' 1»-•• nine veteran . p lo tn iM - t.. be „ real battle ‘ o ik .ji l>ay will witness the l i-t " f tile int.-rsn tlunal gam es M m |da plain g Drake I'nixetsilv ..! owa. t eniciinry playing St MmiA. a M taking on Washtngr-*n Uniier St |,,,|||H ,. L W ANT MOD T O i r f»* Ry TAVI.OR LX*0D ME AM hf^R* MR .GUNjKi h is Mississlpin • itv o f M O M ’ N 1‘ O f T and HEAR t l s t im o n j iA l Bt, l.ouia H, Philudclphiu 7 PH ILA D E LPH IA . Sept. 2 1 ­ St. IaJois went 10 innings Tuesday tod e( 9«t Philadelphia, b t<> .7, Day, the rookie hurler, pit. lu*.I seven innings of good bull, but was ntired in the eighth when the I’htlliea tied the aeulx*. Blades' double and $ aingle by Cooney iii tiie tenth fcavo the Card* the gunte. Score by innings. •PhlUdelphlti 000 001 123 0—7 16 1 8 L Louis 003 010 003 1— 8 17 2 I Day, Dickerman, Sbei.iell and ClemoiMf Gontales; Mitchell, Belts and Wilson. Wendell. J _ f h The stuff that champs are m ade of D V i h u /tvn 'iown m e r it s toM h JUa \\ ux*CAdd'» YKUut o>b -l wr S till. dudidt-H chfiAujt AM. hoT " t Vu Such popularity must be deserved ou-'i itui^hJ/oxa auCLwcud. aaa. a ii clcC ( A i t > a D ix^ i v h o w UL)L cU n } uron leidL f "NVu> Pvrvw ISN'T DC E LAoriru e? —~ • I•••i f " f ii ti*| N S •nd s i ; 14 I xxp •I * X UKRIt t MIKII <KI I llix ftT.-V "i or |*l *».»ld lnn*l ' JWORD. royal road A to stardom . H o w w ell the hig stars o f baseball k n o w this. _ ^ nd in m crchand iaintjos in baseball, big success is scored o n ly by d eservin g it. A product, to o , m u st “dcliver th e goods.'* t;i;\ i;ii«i. n t m i ; * %t k o r r i . o i i n i A. st I'*; l tins tile.I sslit . • >1 1II. ill.(.(The nnq n*. - tns.le ii|.|.II.M •' im t o IfiMir In n cc «»rd * Ha M rertlflf’ftlti ••in- il.« f ' - l l " t v u i ( { i| « n rrII hmI |»r«»!*• rl \ M tu a tr it Iti .Srinlnt'lti «*t»ulit > , I lot ut.i !•> Hit l.nth 1 iitnl t an d \V o f I. ot • \l \\ S n iltli » T h i r d Nuh.ltx luloti k » » i ' f " i d**d In I 'hi I I i . m.K N o l I 'it k •' x». S. tttlii «>1• i ’..nut) |(pi nn|a Th* ►a id I.m il Im I i i c iiNM'tt • .1 Ml H i * «|nt«* " f 11m i ***i i #i i i < •• o f b i k Ii i r r t l f l r a t * In tl»* m u m ' o f I i i K n w i i I' n lc f * * mi id • • i i UIi hI i ‘• h a l l • •• i <11n m t o I hx\ i m lit* t r o i i o n li«* f l i t t . d. . n i f d dr**il xx lit |n«ti* fliiv o f t>« I «»h*r. is llie foundation on whi the business of the world T n u rlh Don’t It a y X o,em b er i'i rsl.lenl Ini Itlrc your " h e K e p t cio i . t a t l v e of 11, ' '*•,,«, east,It,at t list rl.-t <1 ••I l- l o t i.ta I n 1 1.,, HI xt > - it I• ot 1 1.,. 1’ n l t e d S t a l e s •f*.w i n . i l o| i l . e S tate foundation or your business STRAYED — One hay horse, about 8 years old, weight about 1,000 pounds. Enlarged ankle Joints front legs. Branded US-C. Left Glen­ coe Camp Sunday, Sept. J4, about 5 o’clock p. m. I^st heard of at Indian Springs Sunday night, Finder please advise T. P. Wilcox, Glencoe, or The E. W. Bond Co., Lake Helen, Fla. Sl.it,- of KP.rlilil I'.-r A llo t net lieni-rsl of the State of KI'. i IiI h r . o «*OOI|>|roller of the Slate of I 'll.m is tj.^ ••'..r T re a s u re r of llie Slate of Kiel Ills , f o r Sup.-iliiteiiilrnl of I’ ubllr I n si i a. t ton i.f i tie Stal e of Florida. f o r i ‘i.iii to Isal oner of A gricu ltu re of the S l a l ,. of F l o r i d a f o r two Justices of the Supreme C o n 11 of l lie Stale of Florida. * , f o r tw o Itattroad t'oimulaslunere of tlie Stale o f Florida f " i Slut.- Senator fo r D l h Henal<>rial 1Uslrlcl of the Stulo of Kl orto« ............. . •• " i n ftrafft f o r one Mctnlier of llie Ifnijae of-i II. -presental lv.*» of |hu Stale of I*lot Ida f o r Count, Judge f o r She! Iff f o r C l e r k of it.,. Circuit Court. F o r l ‘r os.-i iii I ns Attorney, County ot i 'ourt f o r Count, Assessor of Taxes, f o r T n » Collector for c.-ont. Super Inlendent of I ' ii I* I lc I nni r ucl Ion f o r Count) Surveyor f o r I'lii- County Conimlealonere. . f o r Titter rnenit.era of the County III. .ml of I ■iil.il. I list r in I Ion. f o r Justice of the I’esce In and for iti,- follo w in g Justice Districts,' VI* No I 7 1 « f o r *' ii - tui.I. u hml for the f o l lou mg Justice In sii lc is . vlx N ub . 1, in' Advertising built. Lost and Found LOST— Tuesday afternoon on Dwlatiul road, tan suitcase. Pro­ perty of R. W. t'hambcrs. Finder please notify S. O. Shinholscr, Sanford. I* « <‘f ( fit •A-I.im W *»* Ilfik r rlrM . N«irarrlr«, ronini<*n '•» •••»« M n ll cln r ( ii. f ••* i l l c l n r i o. »•»•*. uni l ' t * t | i r ( r f n r l r « . •hr %|rillrliar 4 •*. 9 ruin in on Mini r,« M rll T e l . A T r l . « ... T> p e n r i t e r . '* * " j . . . K xrl.n i.icr II.,m l. " ki « .u ie m c a . j " s r r l n n lv l i i . l l ) K l , e r n r r r r t »,ol , h r p r l r r v v a . i l r U , nlnu ........... .. o r p r e f e r r e d . J. The new treatment for torn flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or luceratiuiia that is doing sueh wonderful work in flesh healing is the Horozone liquid und powder romh.nntioi: treatment. The liquid Borozone is a powerful antiseptic that purl ties the wound of all poisons and infectious geriux, while the Boro zone powder is the great hculei There is nothing like it on ear* for speed, safety and efficiency Price (liquid) 3tk*. tit), and $1.30 Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by L’ n ion Phurmury. HI. A UK. I O » « , O r l a n d o , K in . All o v er th e c o u n try m en are tu rn in g b y th o u s a n d s frg m o th e r c ig a r e tte s to C h esterfield . T in ; t iik x t Ic e Is l i r l i - l i v SI*>-|| l i n n I ' |-' I'l.o l, p u r . luis.-i o f T a x < • 1 1llli-n t, N" o . . I n . . I i|... r.iii ,|;IV ..f Im ,, l ux <| i t iH1•• m 11V* l.4\4 r()R KKN T I room furniaht ! npart merit. All conveniences, and garage. 117 Uiurel Ave. FOR RENT Front bedroom, porch and kitchenette. 214 East Second St. FOR RENT 1wo well located, unfurnished apartments. Apply 601 Park A\« or Phone 224. T<» SELL OR EXCHANGE—A large rooming house, boarding, or apartment house. Partly fur­ nished. centrally located in Gaines­ ville. Cash payment. Terms like rent, or will trade for good smell grove or truck farm. Must bo ill good locution. Write to Thos. J. In T-stlrnony VVt.ere.if, I have (l.e tire,,I Seal ,.f the Stntc of Klortd« »t TallatiMssee. the Capital, this hereunto set my I,an,l amt affixed II,e tM rn t) sixth ilsy of August. A. I> 11*2* d . H) 11 Cl,A V CRAWFORD, To Secretary of Btate. C M llanU, Htierlff Honiloole County. County. Hanford, Kla. i ' M otor*. I » r * A It i i titir r < i». f . n * A O il Co . D ll r 1*1k r . *'*•»»* T i r r A I t u l i b r r . ’* ' * » > * !) I t n v o r . K | mi T o o l . r,‘ Apartm ents For Rent m* n#1ftie-fit Moiitra. S hoctt- ! FROMSOUTH WILL IT DRIVES OU1 WORMS. The surest sign of worms in chil­ W ANTED Position by all round dren is paleness, lack of interest in office man, fifteen years exper­ play, fretfulness, variable appe­ ience locally. No office boy. Ad- tite, picking at the nose und sud­ den starting in sleep. When these ik ess "Office Man" care Herald. symptoms nppoar it is time to W A N T E D —Job in garage by ex give White's Cream Vermifuge. A pericnced auto mechanic. Apply few doses drives out the worms nt Herald office. and puls the little one on the road to In with ngain. Wiiite's Cream Vermifuge hns n record of fifty I» Ml* years of successful use. Prico 36c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Position W anted W ANTED Santnrd business men who are in need of competent help should read the classified, page of The Herald. There's no reason for sending out-of-town for help when there is probably just 'he person you want in the city " ~ X I E D — Small furnished housekeeping apartment in good neighborhood. Box 37!'. ■Gf. n ,iiiifio turcr has used ■>>t ii.itio and two Upright lo* it Milford which w ill sell l»lf iMr real value rather than I knore of Mr. W. I. Ihir I. k ..i2. Snntoid. or write i w 'l.iiiufm turer, HI North »5li|’tft._Atlanta. Gn.________ 1 f 'iK FARM on sand-clny I If t miles west of Longwood. I lae-half on high ridge land k-irice in flowing well tfis|>n "er.H n River, 6(1 acres, I «inl lit splendid cultivation; n ..rnirr cultivation with a n well ami leatly tn suliir f I- L a r g e moilern 7 room .fin ite water woikn, plumb- , id fixtures, outhouses, tenant • l i n a g e , film two year old t -iii rig e tiers. 211.000 amir R-1nv of ttiom ready to hud. Sunday tl.i c fur dan, mill poult ry anything?” If so advertise in I'tice $15,000 one third h! on e op term- I .like Je.x- ' th*» “ Gainesville Sun." c i ' ii .. Inc.: I aingwiioii, Fla AD VERTISING get* results if it reaches potential buyers. Pa t-V F P L A N T S FOR S A L K ! land Wakefield. < D. latka Daily New, is circulated in an industrial mid agricultural sec­ tion. ST A UGUSTlNE; FM\ — St Johns County is reached througii the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cents pet word. '"ft ^l*»(«»r«. Sample copy on rcuucst. r e t ai n t.n tversitv, W anted A In ' i ntonarv will g „ t „ |t,,Htm, lx.., etiibei I . dct.'i milled to a lo n g he defeat sliffeied at the hands .. Ms sii|.remni \ ' In .......... inter M" tun l nil.-g,. last vein ■> 11Ana! ga m e on tin . ,|ute. S y ta 1 I In* battle „ f tile gia nts will im* . -I-. will itglii it- se. mill opiu.iieiii. <*or on Nov. 27 w hi’ n Vnridei hilt W illm m anil M u ll last v e in 's Smith,-i n ih aiiipiom I lu- but l i e - .h i m he.iiijctl fm ainl hoastm g several men on tin ' l i e e l g l l t c nth. on, iiel l i g ill the m viln ca l A ll Aniurican tVarn, wil *•'■art oi G . m ,. „ hen I ' i rm S t a t e gu to pkiv, Minnesota, ratotl as oni on . 1 s the ( m l . |en I .-rnaif.i iif lli-.it st team - in the Mill g i -i I e. 11 iti A t I ii nt.i I’ not I.. 111 fans i ‘ Ii ' v,‘. , !*" U" ' l e i 's horn. **■ oi fill i u i i I s o| tile S m i t h a t e ! I , ‘ " ''I ' " " d e l hilt fn, |lllh, l w , ' • p a l i n g i n fit ii ,,<| thi - g a m e ainl > ea is ha- |dnvi d tin U n iv e r s ity of ' " * the |,it_-» t i i . t Wi l s that c i e i *1ii higan. „ team which was to d ivtin.. .o,| a g iid lii.fi coiitc-t in 11|(. f o r the i hn in pit in.—hi p o f the Big ' ’ " ' l l •» e x p e l led to pink G iant us".,, the only M o r e It. I n Id l •• . „|..t. i t , un thul date I ii i iV " " *« ' eith e r g a m e being a lone field goal which the W o l i e i i m s registered lust veat Tin Vanderbilt Mum.* sj'tb gam e, eniping near the end ..f tho sea-..,, when ur Smi l h . i n f a n s a r e pii -. li eti i i g :i six and ten horse en Id pump. Stove wood lliiolehnn Cole man. SAI L ( arey safe in perIronJilion. Size 27 in. x 32 t* in over all. Price $75.0(1 Diwtoti Bros. Co., Oviedo, HI o- team, i Hied a - mu. o f the best •a or del e l.... . m t )■,. E „ st Tins i M IRACLE Concrete Co, gener cement work, sidewalks, bull ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. Terwillcgcr, Prop. Lumber unit Building Mntcrial Carter Lumber Company b L O R IliA — UK 1.AN'DO— Orlando N. 1-auiel _St._ Phone 665 mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ h i l l l u m b e r c o i l Tuso < imum 24c cash with order. Service, Quality and Price. AUGUSTA l HRONICi.E — Au­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta's greatest classified medium, rate cash ,0'Jc Cars For Sale chnrgc. 10c per line, minimum FOR SALE On ' l l ujunohile' MAINE Watcrvllle, Morning S*n touring I*. / It ro, \\ igh tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Bios, building ple are interested in Floridn prop orty. Reach them through th» Sentinel. Kate enrd on applica­ tion. I’AL.M HE/U IT ( OUNTY - The scene of stupendous development lAl.E A small business. Kn­ it at 102 Sanford Ave. Rea|Taclling. leaving town. - Grantham got two of the circuit defeated oi Jiwats. The first came in the open WK inning with nobody on the ' 1 s1 bases; In the second inning Gran° i’ tham came up after Vnm e had s' ,,,"-t;r has - Walked Adams nnd lleathcote and J'1'»»•••» wer repeated his long drive With thi Score tied, Hartnett opened tin ' t. tii tenth with a liner that l>outi<lr<l M tinnn) e* into the left field lileuchern, u,,h4SH ing the winning run. "'** attm Tho Dodgers bunched two doll 1 n m i-itv bles and two singles off Keen in baftle with tha first inning for three runs hut I'opUsis hi thereafter they were Ye|it away N••1 1 h i an from the plate by brilliant fielding t 1,1 Die \ all ' until the eighth when the score j '•'•"•i of Was tied at four nil on Johnston's j ve single, Griffith's sacrifice and Kmoi ida\ Stock's hit. Wheat mnde three I Hoi'vsii doublet, only one of which counted •l'*,‘ *,‘ nnd in the scoring, catches of liners by ,‘ Ml* "'H i*" Grantham and Adams saving Keen ' . iv 1 • t critical times. 1 ''"I*' I t was Chicago's first victory of >*"• |ti the aeason over Vance and In11 sixth .defeat. Only two hits were! ” '"'k w,*'n made off Vance in nine innings ' mI'' a Score by innings Hulhlogs. m, Chicago ... 103 ooo ooo l f» f o Brooklyn .800 OOO 111U 0—4 HI 2 '""'"O nliea Keen nnd Hartnett; Vance, Iteu "* M ' tb «r and DeBerry, Taylor. 1 "" ' Building M aterial Miscellaneous For Sale N ew Barn, Corner Celery and Cypes Avenues FOP. RENT—3 acres good ground servico, close to ice plant. Inquire H. C. Washburn at \Vight_Bros. Garage. FOR RENT—3 rooms for housekeeping. Corner of HOT PLATE or Ftnngc including Ave. nnd 3rd SL, 317. Nnturnl Gad' well. HoylohnnColrman Co., Oak and 3rd. ***+ +*+++ +*++-l"t-++++++ +4-+*++-t"t"C-++0-4-+-t-+4-+'>++++-l’<C*+++++'M-++ +4>+* NOTICE! Houses F o r R en t steno­ grapher Who is looking for a FOR RENTES: nicely furnished FOR RENT— 6 room house, dose housekeeping rooms, . dose in. in, fine location. 200 E. 6th permanent position. Please write Phono C24-W. for appointment stating qualifica­ R E N T -T h reo furnished FOR R E N T —O room'house, dose tions and experience. .Smith Bros. FOR In. Box L. E. care Herald, Inc. • , Tpoms for light housekeeping, 218 French A vo, • • FOR RENT— Two desirable furR eal Estate nlshed bedrooms.' 21-7 Palmetto Houses F o r Sale Avenue nnd Third Street. 1^8R B S!w T2jpSjrPonfuntTsl!w J. H ER E IT IS— A bargain. Horn* rooms. 60S Myrtle Ave. Phone* or investment. 75x100 lot, brand 882* W.___ ~1 »•-..> , ■ I new five-room house thoroughly FOR_-RENT— Nice rooms. Will j finished. Good neighbors, lights, consider giving meals. 817 West paved streets, eight minutes drive, $1,600.00 cash. First St, FOR HOME A snap, for rent 15 to 20 per cent interest on invest­ FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’t you be able to use the money se­ ment, besides the $1,000.00 Hso in cured by renting that vacant room prico you’ll sell for next winter. now going to wnsteT There are Inquire Sanford Development Co.. many persons looking for places to Phone 628. stay. Help take care of them and not only make money but nsslst in FOR SALE—One lot 00x127, south front, on paved street. P. O. keeping people in Sanford. Phone 148 and give your ad over the tel- Box 1001. ITione 663. ADDRESS Horses, Mules, Wagons and Harness Room s F o r R en t WANTED—A competent j N o t Good Unless Voted on or B efore September 27 | >/ ‘ Jng It four straight. They fou ght! I;-;**, the Pirates with their two brightW * r**| if «»t Infield stars, Groh nnd FrlscR. ' on tjta side lines through injuries. V j but tdnstend of cracking, the itched-op outfit proved its met­ e by out-playing the Pirates at \ ifjb e tn y every turn. *.., * Lindatrom arid'O ’Connell were) • • the heroes o f the Giant's winning | Tally In tho fourth while in the . seventh passes to Young nnd Terry And Wilson's single filled the Imses ■ S m e ll' were cleared by Gowdy'a alnglv’ind u wild relay to the phiu> • ^ ! Cincinnati 4; Boston 1 ► BOSTON, Sept. 24;- Cincinnati defeated Boston, 4 to 1, Tuesday All of the runs were scored.in the t'lffhpi Inning. Lut|in- held the Braves to fix hits. Score by innings. Cincinnati 000 ooo 040 t Boatfipi. . i ,. i . . . otHt ooo-oj 0 -1 Litque und Hargrave; Graham Bentoi^and O'Neil. U ju b U G u r e J d ale s ar e fo r c o o L t , Ineertlona [rrrd* of av ers ge lengt h jroonled a line Lttn charge lOo f o r flrat Colon • brightened their prospects of mnk-' ninga. T ype H elp W anted T A M P A MORNING TRIBUNE— .V Bend In your subscription to tho ' ^ Tribunej,.6r hand it to your local t $ dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. Ope yenr A 1$8.00, 0 months $4.00, throe months X $2.00. I f you desire $1,000 insur- V aflee policy add 75 cents to your ete order., « v ' » ■■_______ LEARN ABOUT toik County and X Lakeland, through tha Star-Tele­ gram. Best advertising medium in ♦% South Florida Published mornings. 2 Btar-Tciegrsm, Lakeland. Fla. J OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales , V through the Xenia Gazette, ♦% Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural | 2 district. Want ad and display |V rates on request.________ A Cash in Advara I f»t« plpd line-up the New York Giants decisively vanquished Pittsburgh Tuesday, 5 to 1, In the first’ gatno of* thd series. A crowd of 30,(X}0 persons>an>usod to a world's Series' pitch enthusiasm saw tho McGraw men.atrcngthcn their hold on the ■' $2® -*n<* 4ral B "tunning blow to , ' Pirate pennant hopes. E The triumph put the Giants two and a half games ahead of Pltts•' burgh which now cannot jjo Into the lead even if victorious in tho remaining games of the series to­ ' aay and Thursday. As Brooklyn was beaten by Chicago, McGraW increased his margin over the scc- A d v e rtis in g Doily Herald 'ord t iciepnone is a iuui ► Detroit ..... - J -2 0 0 100 0 0 x -3 5 0 . Wingfield and Hotting; Stoner PM U AIoh1.'n.,’ ln ,* :232 , Stt Louis V ---- *32 120 001. er and Wingfield. The game wasi and Mendall. / “ . -------one of the fastest played here thisi , ifeinach Philadelphia 11; St. Louis 9. season requiring only one hpur andI twenty-nine minutes. The gamei ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.—The Club. New York . Brooklyn .... Pittsburgh . Cincinnati . CMcago fltJ Imuls .... Philadelphia Boston i ' * t iii: c*1III p it will topple over and be picked up in by pieces your creditors. Fred Ii. Wilson A IT O H N L Y AT-I.AW First National Hank Hldg. Sanford, ----------- Florida P R IN T IN G The .Matthews Press Phone 4I7-L3 Wrlaka Bldg.. Sanford. Fla. DR. R. M. W E L S H GRADUATE VE TE R IN AR IAN 8,H.m 205 Conrad Building Phonos: Office 20 Home 21 DELAND. FLA. I o I it T S IIV K A T II J I' I I M ‘ 1 \ I, . 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 IX A X I ) K i l l ! N K M I M I I . K I I I I V T t . S T A T U OK K I.O IIII) A + + + xx+ (1 StitiiKfclli.iv. c'.m.plnIlium NGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS G eorge A . DeCottes Allorney-u(-Ijiw Over Seminole County Hank Sanford, - Floridn F o r a reason ! C h e s te r f ie ld h a s g iv e n sm okers c o n v in c in g p ro o f o f fin e r q u a lity —for h e re 's q u ality you c a n taste! VOU k in i A CO ON CET O U T • ME S lC K -T H A O T 4^ A L L 1M T A L K IN G T O T O O AMO I 'L L CcETTirvk^ C.O O U T L X o u No w ? I [ TO U W U 2 .IN ^ C M iT N1< h t M AKE t h in k o r *. H A R O L .Y T o u r d i n n e r AM O ( 'TO O V / A K T T o - W A ^ iT lN C t ir e d o f it H E L L O J E k R > (. COME o n d o w n T o D IN T ^ V r T »N E •. o — ' t o o N G M/x C O l l J U 'O T i h e a k o t h e m e w IH w T O i n e l l i t h m e c . D E ' t ||v>£ y q f NO TviA vM V C *^ 1 JO ^T L l* b T ( t o o n e :' / ^ s x : ------------------) L It o n . J. Moughton ' A R C H IT E C T » • hJi , First National Hank Bldg. *< r^ s > D lr s r s p t ? f " a f t e r J O IN "T O U R R O W O S - E R lE N O t)* l M C LO vD T o h e a r THAT S P E E C H E S ^ * ', ^ Sanford, ---------- - Floridn ' Sanford Novelty Works X. C. C O L L K U n «». CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Seminole Marble Co. a M arb le and U ran lte fr om tu srrlw . Beet ot quality • urkmauxhlp. Licaarr L M u m Pouccq t* W rit* I or U t««t Aeolgaa. , -* r ?* * j ' C ifit Britain relit* reserved. 7 ', ^ ^ � 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f52deef8c0911701c69b806f1f0fb8e.pdf f43a91a5ab961084897e2c85fca03005 PDF Text Text Tr ‘ ' ••~h?.r' ^ ^U s Richest 0 * M lS ■H R * r . ' •' I f i l h s'jjj 1S tffa v* *4 ■ P ljj • ' -»t .» r )I,UMN X V I Unzettledrj? k Sh Thursday;® ) wind*. [ fj! I ' . f j f . £5 Highest temp. Wednesday.. Lowest temp. Wedrie*d*y..'.\ 1 ■ M M M IK M EU ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1924. ' w o Moire Days Left in as SlAyer ,1 Pope’s Wreath for Unknown Soldier Second Period of Herald’s Mnny People Seminole Coun­ ty Hnvc Not Yet Been So­ , Helled In Any Way; Won­ derful Chance for Workers Ministers of Foreign Govern­ ments at Peking Aslc Rival Forces Quit Ronihing Un­ fortified Towns From Air rht Questioning: fen too Much Fot* iman’s ; Nerves; i’t Eat Anything iimt WINE AND CIDER Philadelphia Law -E n ­ forcement League U rges Cooli^ge To Intervene Irt Fight Y ear Subscription Saves 12 Per Cent Comes ns Result Contestants Should Visit the Executive. Committee Indictment of Congressman’s Effort to Places Where Prizes Are To Meet On October 5 Obtain Definition of Non­ Exhibited, Says Manager . Story Of jer Infatuation * .. Tt • ••* TLk Trouble Between Butler and Mayor Intoxicating Fruit Juices Pronnratlons for Defense of With only two more days before BALTIMORE, Sept. 25— Repre­ the close of the second period of The Shanghai Announced Com­ plete at I.ungwhn Quarters sentative John Philip Hill was in­ Herald's big Salesmanship Tom- • ! dicted todny by the federal grnnd pnign all £ thecontestants should • i Quaker City Fearing? - - nn , a , charge of mnmifnctur, . take advantage of the big count PEKING, Sept. 25.— An appeal jury m--I'* r> : ing und unlawfully possessing wine ,,n,ftUy t(, th,,ir number Loss o f Butler Akfcs and wnrning to rival forces fight­ • ">*■nnd cider at his home here and votes. Here is , a wonderful \• ing on the Manchurian-tlhihlinn with maintaining a public nuisance President For Help chance for some fast worker to Rev. Lawrence M. Might of Inn, border for the control of the Cen­ thereby. jump into the lend. Opportunity --- - -.......... .. JM, Til.’, Sept. 25.— The III., hns confessed to the murders tral government of Chinn to quit The indictment, which contains seems to he heating his knuckles PH ILAD ELPH IA, Sept 25. of nn all-night ques- c f hi* wife and Wilford Sweetin, bombing, unfortified, towns from six counts, is a result of Congress­ Wire nnd The Herald would like to President Coolidge wan urged n member of his congregntion, ac­ Delegates to the nntionnt convention of the Holy Name Society in j coupled with the wor- cording' to authorities nt Mount aircraft was drafted today nt a man Hill's avowed efforts during sfe the door opened. Wednesday night by the Law the past two years to ohtuin n defi- ‘ All over Sanford and the entire Washington saw a wreath from Hope Pius placed upon the tomb of lj mother over her chil- Vernon, III. The n g “ old trinngle meeting of the Peking foreign gov- nition America's unknown soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. It was Enforcement League of Philaw of the term “ non-intoxicat- county persons can he f mml who tnd n subsequent loan of of illicit love is hlnmvd by offi­ ernment ministers here. done hy his eminence, William Cardinal O'Connell, archbishop of Bos­ ddphia to intervene in th& |ing cider nnd fruit juices" in syc- hove not yet been solicit'd in any ton, the pontiff's personal ropresenattive at the sessions. |te Wednesday night hnd cials. Hut the minister contends . ______ - tion 21* of the Volstead art. Mr. Way. They would all like to get a controversy between Mnyo£ SHANGHAI, Sept. 25.— Threci Hill contended thnt under it fnrm- chunce to give some young holy jht Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, he poisoned both while they wore Kendrick und his director -ot ill "to end their sufferings. were killed and' four wounded when ers were allowed to make eider u subscription so workers are urg­ las confessed that she public safety, Gen. Sniedley B. Tso-l.in aviators hornbed the city; with nn alcoholic content of more ed to make a speedy canvas .if the d her husband in a plot Butler, in n telegram signed than one-half of one per cent, while entire county nnd see tha. every of l.wnnchow toduy. (the Rev. Lawrence M. by William R. Nicholson, Jr.* city dwellers were restricted to person has nn opportunity to snhI of Inn, to the verge of n tho secretary. SHANGHAI. Sept. 25.— A mid­ beer of just thnt percentage. sc^lnto The Herald. i breakdown. night movement of the invading In September, lt*2!l, Representa­ President Can Save Town Hy taking a yearly subscription _EM. III., S ift- 25.—The Kinngru nrmv in the Hinting area tive Hill manufactured fruit wine there is a saving of nearly 12 per . The league told Mr. Cooiidga l,f nn nil night qucZtlonlng northwest of Shanghai, resulting nt his residence on West Franklin cent. Subt.cril.ers should stop to .. . ,, ‘ L ' , , . ,hnt " h'' “ lone can save PWladeD |with the worry of n mother in nn important action, was re-; street, after notifying Prohibition think of this and give one of their Imperial Wizard Speaks on rru itH in Sealed R e fr ig e r a to r >uhiu from further disgtafe an i t children, nml u subsequent ported early today from I.ungw hn j Commissioner Hnynes of his inWork and Future Aims of (n r a ('a n N o w He Landed humiliation" and n«k»-ri that Irt 'appetite Wednesday night New York Convention Opens hendqunrters of the defending tention nnd requesting thnt he he friends in the race a subscription of Knights of Klonvokut ion From Cuba, Isle o f Pin es "act to avert thnt calamity'* when from one to five vears. This slloi Id ■ought Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, informed when to stop fermenta­ he comes to Philadelphia. Thun* nt Syracuse With Francis Chekiang forces. Is confessed that she noisonday. .. tion. Following this, a temporary be made clear hy ull the Wotkets Defense Plans Complete. KANSAS CITY. Sept. 25. Del WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—Un­ anil should help them to secure Cullen-'a.s Keynote-Orator injunction upon his home wus se­ [husband in In n plot with tht Tho president will deliver an ad* Defense preparations are com­ Votes more readily. egntes attending the national Kloti- til further notice, citrus fruit from of Inn, awrenrr M. llight, _ Reinforcements cured. No date, however, lias been SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 25.— plete tonight. Ft lends of contestants should \okation <>f the Kit Klux Klan here |Culm, including tlte Isle of Pines, dress tomorrow at the dcbralion set for a hearing on the petition I verge of u nervous brenkhnd been added to the battle lines give them their subscript ions lie Wednesday heard Dr. Ilitnin Wes­ will be authorized entry into Key of the 150th anniversary of the Harmony was the dominant note from I.iuho, on the Yangtze coast Attorney Woodcock for meeting of the first continental <We Saturday at 12 oVIm k whim ' Irundition hns become such, of the formal opening of the con- to TsirVgpu.’south congress and the 2(*0th anntversaty of the Shanghai- a permanent injunction. ley Evans, imperial wizard, mil Wi *t when 'hipped in senlrd rcall v..tes will he counted. Chose ion instruction* of her phv- vention today with Kranci* E. Cill- Nanking railway line In addition) ,)~ idrM *" M“ l“ ' Cld* rc.-irs for inimisliute of the founding of the Carpenter*’ who are anxious to put their line tin- work and future aims of Ing.-rutor company. Ipr h. O. Thompson, nopouy len of Owego, the keynote orator. eight armored French automobiles I Experimenting ngnin Mr. Hill friends in the lead or give them a lilted to see her unletui she equipped with machine guns ere, several weeks ago decided to make better stun.ling Saturday «b->ul<l the hood.si order and li-tene.l to 11 aii-p(irtat i.m entry to St. Coiiis . "The law enforcement league.’ 1 All was In readiness to renominate sent forward late this nftern rt port* of committee* •■r Chicago under the permit and added the message to tjie pres* eider. He did so from apple* lose no time in placing a siihsrri| j it. his property, ne he xnni, snid, ana anil .. . . ... v . u . i „ I grown on rus .. • ,. ^ir offered to get her nny- Governor Alfred E. Smith and the in-l'.ctinn requirements of quar- ident, "possesses signed documenThe iiii|M-rinl wizard in hi . ad Agents of .Nun Y at Sen. head HmWi^ ,t J ,^ tum a(, aU.oholic tion with themi r.gh hw«>. I be, ■ |U, eat she desires,” said other state officers 'Without a tires* spoke optimistically of the antine No If.,!, federal hnrtirut- I 'ary evidence charging _political the South ( hum government. ■Ht rength of 2.75 per cent. This cl-11* ' ' r>' .“ ill'' '/'• ,w" |H. E. Vogt, "hut she always hitch. growth ->ftin- klan anddeclared ! total lioanl >.f the Dnitisl States ' ‘" ' ,,,l,' ' l»n all down the Hoe In ^u .s reported prepnritig to march ||cr w |iK „ . rviM, H ,.V 4 .ni| hxindr.-.l f"1 ’" ,!,,v v n,'d 1 1 "' •' r that she cannot cat. She . . o . i , , , i. i I ennsylvnniu hy ftnleral ' offic« __ i.... iouiou* to to see sec all all contestants contestants take Ink a.I that it had triumphed to the aid of the Chekiang armies, fr|1.,1()n a, „ ..party« i„ |ast, Saturday ov(-i all --I. .1. partiin-nl of wgt iciilture nnnounc ||,i|,|ers nnd thnt it ts the \vor*fc Incoming very reticent." SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Sept. 25.— nre snnl to he recruiting in Snnng- nfoi,t van, itifi* of tht* prrM’ht count . , . . Much'S III* >it III thill the tinml.ii (Pmchi r Forced Confession. All indirations pointed Wednesday hui. No official confirmation thnt .-.I Wednesday. ' ».|iort in the Union. Thin is not , * luralil i** well plcafUMl with' . . . , M Ipvatet part of the time ,she night to the renominatiun hy ac- the recruiting is going on, however.' This supplements the existing publicly known to date, hut tho re­ . i ll(d\ . ihrtliL d‘»H i C _ .hy. .fill n , *nin had L'lowti n '•* Miillniiir* and 1 h,‘ «>ngreN»m«n has not been tht* aoiK • in*.vision f.u entry under rt-guln- i mnval of Director Butler, whotn *o in iiitl, Mrs. Sweetin haH c|amation f,f Governor Alfred E. i* nvailnhle arrested amt will not he, federal Ihi hulit'.N xivuI will hi* more than j *btit ltit"l> an hrL'int:iin to ho am •n h«r iron cot. either sitting Smith nnd his associate elective tion 2 of the quarantine at New Vim ennhlt-.l to come here, will A Mukden. Manchuria, report to authorities said, until (he day of IfluH to semi Home of the youny ph* f»»r oin irreat work." \ ..rk and othci Atlantic ports, the necessitate the puldicstion by tlljs Egdown Since iter arrival she officer* hy the stute Democratic the Eastern New* Agency, a Jap,n " 1lh,,y ,,r" ,,,rtnin »"• can VS it it n-sp.-d t-. the i <•-t 11. in.n aniiounrt'incnt said. .,nVa)iieil her confession, made convention which npetis here Thurs­ nnese organization, which is f.>1- ( h«- found whenever they want him. latlt. hum. with the big |irizes .ml organization us our duty to the Nov. riih.-r 22 There i* plenty ..f - f mia.igtalioii. >.o.- <>f the i-im Some five surveys by department nation. Thu document is signed iunt Yanoii Tuesday morning, day. The governor has not yet said lowing the war situation m north When informed of the grand liiw liiv I iiv vi m imuninm *•» * i %■ 11 11 wink to he done and the campaign ,. ipnl themes of in* address, Di experts in Cuba and the Isle of by one of the highest official* in cues saying she would not he would run hut no other person's ern CLi Cnina closely, says that Chang Mr mU is *1 II in 11r- ii|fntii). so all arc urg l!viins *anl Pines ai did.rent seasons during your administration." ea*k*'eil hud it not been at name has been mentioned. T*o-Lln. head cf the Manchnnan '" T ;," ' h “ J 'M ' * h J"1 cal t. keep up the good work. Con I lie klan may. without pre the past j.-at indicate the freedom ^ (t request of the/clcrgy. Mji»x Meeting Called ■>•'•»• qrpjie* marching upon Peking' A ‘ l" s 1 hnv'' f,1 ,rc. e ' * cU,,n hould visit the llltk'l. IMupUMi claim the better part W» the two were ........ Lu- fvActuaJ surface ‘\«v-dopineot_a_.tw o( citrus fruit tn these regions' At the same tim?, the enfofro* intention'' tion' t^ I1Hl’o' !i::,,.of'Vhi'^Volsrend'^actwhh-h p T . A s t .d“ ci*,ion* .on .sec.- * * * « ? ' Th" ilny were few nnd old timers agreed V V ' J r . > ’«» acta n d 'th e ciq.lit for tii.great acltiev fit.in 11 mi flics and other injurifor nearly three hour*. _ Chinese ,1'Vhave been demanding for more l,u'. Hint. imist, r Piano Compauj mi nt at Washington which guai meat league issued a call fur a oii- insect s, I he hoard said. tsduy night Mrs. Sweetin that they had rurely seen such a capital, though emphasizing that ^ mass meeting next Monday night convention crowd. future prut eel loll f'.| two veals," he said, adding and see nisi what tin- reward f.u ante. a note purporting to he quiet As additional safeguards, all person* familiar with the chief ( the nirmen will not touch tin- for that he wus ready nt any time to their good Work is to he. it they I I I 1/• fi <4 and holnes such inip.irlnti.ins will he subject "to give every citizen nn uppor* »r mother and brother nrhave not alieady done so. A look a, "The kloiivokation. he said, as a condition of entry to such In­ tunity to express hi*, attitude to*, stand trial. D< r of their assistance, and features of tin- platform plans said elcti legation* that nothing would he included ini The same reports quote a Muk any of the prizes will spur -ii > " h e l d l a in the glia l noddle we-t. speetlui. >.| disinfect loll, or fiolll, ut wurd the iiihuniun efforts erf th* ng to take rare of her three To Trial Soon After Nov. Id. (ten hendqunrters communique as p. 1 1 of tirst arrival t Ke> chi. f executive of thir, city to dis­ who now ure with the.i its structure. The Ku Klux Klani |nnj I o.lav was the last day of erim ••f the work.'I' on to greater «-f i- assembled on the battlefield o fjth e iiiv that l lint following tut I'MVill will he denounced by name, it was i saying th.- . nptine mat trials in Baltimore until Nov . forts and will also stimulate in n th. imtne.lint.■ future Some of th.-,\\,-h|| iispiiri-d hy the ngncul cord a valiant marine whoso only ithir at Inn. She also was leal offense had la-ell the success* learned. Federal administration. of Cnaoyang, < hihlT, Wclnesduy interest among those who 1 1.1 v ■ rf«vT«*ri| Htlltl.A lit*r tn«la) f tiiral «|. partm.-nl inspector, nnd tul execution of orders received tn employ counsel, und not I" District Attorney Woodcockof the Veterans' Bureau, and thcjhy the Munchu troops, Chang's said tie would filing Mr. Hill's cast I fi tends in the campaign. I I !.«• ViiH'i itu m‘*m, and In* it hall fio id.pst to i.-inspection at \er the future. from tin chief executive of PhllxTeapot Dome oil situutiori arc do-|second army lias niovi-,1 u- stwai.i to trial as soon thereafter us p.o The campaign manager can fi. « " h , hilt the Kti-Jit \ iim ii» ai |*•.pi• dcstiliatl.m at tin- ..|>tlfli of the dc dclldiln " ►or', fast is overtaking Mrs clnrd to he slated for dununcia- to envelop Tsangyuan, iniilway tie slide III 1 I* «fl lif till Mlltidl* Ut s l n| tin ,• • 1 1 1 1 .1 everv morning at TinHei according t.. the sheriff, pa it ' unde, the new orde. R.-s.gn»t ton Is Comin*? I he indntineni ihnrgcs Mr Hill “ id office un.l will he glad I., tell • *ili|i ;iiid o o i i t l m r ' l n t r Ii*tt tn d lint ihat in his ..pillion worry tion. Morlifieatlon of tin- Yolstend tween t'hneoyang and J.-hol |Cheii law to permit smIc of light wines gtciifu). *pe. ill. all v vvil Ii .nl. tants just wh-o•• v id unit ItiiftUi.’ ftuit f. .m t 'nl.a through K.> West ’ ' "i h.-mlnck. in (he opinion |k.t children was pressing Mamifael nr mg anv of tin and l.cer will I k - mentioned. likely to find ready «.i!' -•f - • gallo ns ..f wine at his home * ' h.*y at 1 Itc impt’ t 111! u i M i t l t l i m a t i t r umlei II..- conditions stall'd fiy the of cln«e ohsi-rvns of the situation, ir. h.r mind thun the circum ---- -— SHANGHAI. Sept 25 While on Sept. 27, pej.'l; unlaw ful posses [ ►• rih.-rs indicated today that hi* He will he mole than i/»d I hi* fit-t a* lit* " w|i t«n|' lmli| . ag i iciilt in a I depai I iin-iit sli. iitd j clearly !1 i that brought he.r to jail, Itoosctrlt'ft Candidacv Firm i the guns of th tin- Chekiang and tt.-i to General vplam anything about din m - i i i . Ii> |ihi*nimii and mi Xiuci h a v e l i t t l e i f a n x e f f e c t o n t h e m at ... . But . lor. which of Willi- Oil the Slime d ate; rin d t< lil* Story of Infatuation. ROCHESTER. N Y . Sept 25 hiangsu armies west <>f this d> inuniifa. I lit nig o f 2o gallo ns o f which th e n mav he a ifi.iitd and i i a m a n . ' k.-t f. Finn.In ci(■ ii 1 1 infs. I C l,r,,l,nr,,d Monday hut withheld lengthy interview with a The candidacy of Theodore Roost- icinttiri.-d sileni We.lnes.iav hi.-in cidi i .it Ins home on Sept. |,N 102-t' " d l also I..- g la«l t«» MOIII*' Edwind pi■>- idi-iit t ih. Florid.. Illness, hr* i man Wednesday morn tin told told how now tier ner rt re-i V*'B. assistant secretary of theling, the l.ungwha heHilquarters of unlawful possession <d . alei on th>- I " •Intel's n how tn tfi*t In 11t*r i Wnu\ h | | ||<;|ts t'ltru- Exchange m. i .I Tuesday 1 u for hi* ^cslgSweetin nation. ,nr v.^.rllM unit navy for the republican nomination' the < h. kinng force expected tln-ir s l u m - m i t e ; t i n - l u s t t w o c o u n t s s u i t s - \ i s i t s s h o u l d h e m i n l t * r e g niglit |»Uti tin. I. ' _ . i lor for governor t,, make. thi* heaviest c h a r g e h i m w i t h n t H m , M i n i n g a " l a r l y t o T i n - H e r a l d o f f i c e a s ! , a . “ In the last analysis,” said Me. . < I . D Y E R h l E I - D , S a n t a M> • T i l l I t , T i l t < 111*1111 i t o p l l p r l l . N I I I I l l ' l l i*H I * h gradually grew more In -1 ^•vornor of New York, sue opponents ilrix 1 1 11 u u l i i i u n f d i i i l e l ) " D ( ’ o i m n o n n u i ^ u n i ’ t* a t li i!« l» y r t * « p u * K t »*t| H t * v t * r a l t i m e s m » ' i a l . , S c p i . I I n * \ \ • • 1 1«1 I I m i - ! i » * r i J i . h i i h « I l « » i i t l a p r o t l t u i a n d K. ndnck, "I am mayor of philadei* ' uaid she realized she had \ _••''«• l'" " f vthe fr.mt " n* “ ' t u r t u t L i u h o o n t in .* n i i u i u f m T u r i n ^ ( h i * w i i u * a n d r i d e r . ' v u r k e r n r u n k e e p i n ( o u < I . I u > p p e d « d f h n v O h m i i m r m n ^ f«»i U n h e a . i m i i s p r a r l i r a l l y o v e r w h e n nliiu and I am going to ho mayor* Im l-.ve with the dergymun, |the opposition Wednesday Colonel Koosovch appeared Wed­ he intimidated qdr l a n ^ t r e n v e i a n d 1a j i n i f p u h e y o n t l I ----w i t h i h e c a m p a i g n m a n a g e r a n d . ( ’ r i n ^ y K u l d . S h i i F r a n r n « r o , a l 1 0 * s h i p m e n t n f f r u i t f r o m t h i n a t a l e I will not Btoi only two blocks from nesday night not only to have held coerced hy anyone. If I can’t hava H o t i l i n u e d «» i i I i i R t * M J Observe A n n i v e r s a r y ^ ll11 p Ia c i' f r o m d u y t o I o V I« H 'k . IM h e ^ i n n n n * . in>. ■*(»ne night in April," on to hi* voting strength in the II/ ’* • V ii i I/.* . 4 | T J »^y * ----— ------------ — The main roiiMtlri al ion is ponai- a man m lux cabinet who will co­ ^i4. In- won my confidence, Republican state convention, but w operate wit It me. 1*11 have another rht In- wax a great religious it wns learned that both Wayne L o c a l K i w a n i s 1 r 1 1 • ( o n ir r e s s , r o „ t e s t u n t s s h .* u i.i h , . « r ...i...i i l i n : n r r h u m h o p n e b , l " y , , f •••«••-*-*■ ••»« h a r m f u l * . . . t ____ _ t h a t t h e y r a n s e c u r e s u h s c r i n t i o n s <1 1 1 1 1 1 1 /1 V 1 t i l l 111 / v l \ / l flies to the Florida citrus grove*. even if 1 have to change them |Ift. i In- won my confluence and Genesee counties, which hud The Wii'liington dispiit.h indicate i every day. I hud nerve enough to I * 1111- A M K I . I M f l A , Sept 2 f» u n * B 10 o ' c l o c k S a t u r d a y m ^ h t n n d si t.. iiis suggestions in every been behind the candidacy of Guy that adequate |irecilllti.ill* aguiliM bring General Butler to Rhiladtol* T h e r r l e l i r u t i o n o f t h v o n e h u n d r e d 1 * U I V l ‘ * l , B n d v a n t a ^ r c «»f t h e s c h e d u l e B. Moore, district attorney for Erie o f th e " f v o t ''" in e f f e c t t h is w e e k . T i m , . n . . tins will continue to he taken, I’rea- phiu and I have nerve enough lo whether she wns sorry she county, had shifted to the Roose­ file him." h u n d r e d t h |11e r a Id o f f i c e w i l l h e o p e n l a t e i n | B a l l i 'U F K K e D O r t 1ident Edwards pointed out. |Ht«ii. d tier husband, she r n- velt column. In addition, it was de­ Await* Butler’* Recovery meeting of the f i r s t c o n t i n e n t a l i ” r d , ' r ^ " r n *i * " * u r n •**, s o n o r m 1 I clared at Icnst one New York t'ity Mayor added that bu s h o u l d f a i l t o m a k e t h e i r r e p o r t . Report* today indicate that the j anniversary of the founding of the b. 1 am sorry, very sorry; 1 w, know ituxx u." pick Yu.,". x League is Working On would -nxKendrick district, tile 17th, would vote for Titusville Kiwanis Club i* lung- i* nrpenlers Compuny in whose ids nothing until General sly a hi sorry." . liiiiinsl SccretniA I. T B.-Rout of Roosevelt Thursday instcait of for I lilV # * tin- lunior t'iiaml.ci of t'i>iiimi-i.. Many Routine’ Tasks But lei hax tecovvred und retORKdj Iipiuircut emotion was visible the New York county candidate, mg u number of "dark horse*" in * ,,,r'c hall* the patriot* nu-t to di*- A H I f l o - f »< *rm 21It tu lie. dei-k uml Hint Ids letter! its basehall squad which will gke ' U!i* tinrelation* of the colonies x t j *, . l*oitinn's features or attitude Colonel Willium Hayward. Cheat it- luncheon today. Tin- rt murk would Hut In- di'lxrrcd Until that C lit K c l a t l O n S fo llo w .-.1 mention of the minister's nngo county, which has In-cn for U ttl. with the h.cul eluh tht* if ' V "h »h'' mother country, begun'IN O t GENEVA, Sept. 25 The I eagttc -tutement fix Mating.q I I no­ ternoon ut .'t 30 un the nmnicliul todny i ___ ---_ • A.ey Curt away of the Sanford, «»f Nations umu-itihly met again tin s1 Huywnrd, was reported to have athletic field of tht* city Maung-r . . th' mayor's remarks uroUst |iaswi-r to the direct question switched to Roosevelt. HEREIN. Siqit. 2.Y The Jlct , High School football team to the i motning to discuss xurtou* rail Director Butler when he learned K. F. Ean. ..f the Sanford tciin 1 0 0 1 M O llS U IU l D o l l a r s *r xlu- hud poisoned her -usman foreign of f t i e issued a Mut e i effect that Conch Hugh Whclehel line matter* still on its agrtidti with Claiming 500 Votes. them at hi* home. Disregard^ this morning revealed thnt tin- 'fi- ■ , |«a.H vague. ment today explaining that tile |„ iiuntng out ii line for the local Austria's lec.mstrurtn.n, Chinn's the orders of his phvstrap, h i, Senator Jumes W. Wadsworth tusville manugei refused to gve IN . ' l l S S l I l l f » TOITl I l H I l K |(tlie Rev llight) saiJ I did was cluiming more than 500 votes Angl.i-Gerruau l oininercial nego i team Hint tins never been equated ^demand for restoration of her sent Ills tied und dictated u statej lpoison her husband), Mid for the ussi*tunt navy secretary hi* linct". over long distance. Int nation* hud not broken down as I jn this city. Mi Beltoul's state• ' on the league council und divers ox i i the telephone to Assistant! that he would wire the Hie SI'ltINGFIFED, Mass , Sept. 25. reported . kune times it st-t-lns \ did not, oil Thursday's roll call, or more stated _ been t«>st-|inent . ...... .............wa* ... ......................... ......... ....... .. p ie s hut hml only immediately hacked hy social and hiimuniturinn questions up Th|. of the T itu*v.le rector George W Eliot a$ktpff The Union Trust Company of this polled. tot know I do not know why than the majority necessary. Man­ They will he resumed „t least a dozen other nieiiitiers ..I playing principal parts. The dis- pufilic to susnend Hidgmetit "QB player* have not yet been recetvid, city Induv reported to tile police shuttly, tile statement adds, with'ifi,- trade body. pw I could do it.'* aruiunicnt commission which sat the doctors will let me get up.M'.i agers o f the candidacies of District that $100,000 consigned to it hy every prospect of a satisfactory •ve a hard row uhyad of p e,” Attorney Moore, Supreme Court il is said. late yesterday is to meet again at Mr. Cnrrnway reported thut Hu"I will not take advantage o f L Sey'erul o( the member* y>f Cm registered mail was missing. The coiiclusiou. kl man told Mr. Thompson, Justice Arthur S. Tompkins and 3:.'U) till* afternoon. high school is extremely grateful ' sick hyd to give uu interview," local Kiwunt* team declurcd tint hunk asked the police to seek Wil|need help. It’s nwful on u*. Colonel Hayward declare that thuir to Hie junior orgiinizutioq for se­ said the statement, "hut when I'm ' i who suffer most arc theke respective entrants are in the fight they feel certain of victory tlis i Iinin llanifiri, 45, hunk guard, who Roosevelt curing Mr. Whclehel, former it 11- Another Test Given Will iM ’ad mi my feet I'll answer word for ~heir mother has left them a to the finish and will not with­ afternoon tilth.mgh they imluve •u nii»4iiig. Southern star, u* u coach for Huword every statement concerning that the visitor* will put up u gqal - ----------New York Republicans Sanford linemen und declurcd that on- and $800 in the bank. I draw. The Zeppelin ZR-3 me and the situation." Ijour advice. Three boy* must •c™ p- . . . . . To Know Monday If t ____ under his direction the line is do It wus b ur iied thm morning thit lure I have some ideas, hut FRIEDRICHS A FEN, Germany, New York Re| Young School Teacher tlie TitUhviilc outfit in clmnunir tie IVlci I 1C F ITU 8 0 0 C a l l Kllll t i H KSIKK, V 1 . SeptwL5.— ing Hung* and maneuvering in a perplexed. state championshio although it is A I 1lieodore Roosevelt, assistant sec- way never dreamed of before in Sept. 26.- The Zeppelin ZK-3. built i oldest one, Byford, 15, says Ib Spirited From Hortie i here for the United Slates navy, Platform Hits K. K. retary of the navy, was nomiiialed Euliford. not known here whether they have much hut looks sad. The “ We believe he i* the best iri the AUSTIN', Texas, Sept. 25.—The for governqr h ythe New York left her hangar today on another played any games previqus to lie Bo* l» Stantdn, twro yearf W A YN K S V ILLK , N. C.f Sent 25. one to he held toduy. The loclls decision on whether Mrs. Mirium State Republican convention today. whole state," declared Mr. t'ar- test cruise which is expected to ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Sept. 2 5 ^ -. pr- I glory in hi* *P" ,’c- Spirited away from the Messer state thut they will he on the lodt- A Ferguson will be permitted to The choice was made upon the first ruwuy, "uml with him truiinng consumo 34 hours. Republican state platform present* ^their mother was arrested homo ndor here where ahe was held tile line und Head couch K. B. Unit remain a Democratic gubyrnutoriul ballot. He hud a majority over cd here today declares that the par* paper came out showing ;bndef trourd Hr connection with the oul for anything that their u^p.n- candidate will be announced Mon­ the combined votes of his three the huckfield, Sanford will turn ents may have to offer for tic ty recognizes neither color, cried eachcr’s confession about strangling tof her new-born infant, out the greutest high school team Girl Found Buried In nor race as the test of good citizen* day, Judge George C. Calhoun un- I competitors, [toother, he rushed into* »K« Mlsa -Moltie League, 20, a achooi game may turn out to he u quipr nnuiiccd ut the close of the urgu- I in ull it* history. No man who is -----------------------«md upsetting affuir. Sand A fter Search ■hip or disqualification for holding , Look nt tnat,’ ho sslJ to teacher, was sought today by Hay­ not in truining or who is not eli­ The game promises to he f;t*t office. "W e condemn and oppot* i . l u c n s o i i v i n e m a i l I k Jacksonville Man J »•> f mommy did It. Do you wood couinfy officers who confessed gible will be allowed to pluy on and interesting, said Mr- Lane, aid GARY, Bid.. Sept. 25.—The body any organization whether (t bti Jthat?' the team,” he said. * Holder Joiner Record thenuelVek baffled tofter a five-day the people ure assured that if thty of Annie Tomlclk, 10, who was called Ku Klux Klan or ‘anr other n, him, ‘ I'm sorry, »o», it search. The abduction of the at­ attend thev will witness a .food bill Near Split in Labor May Get Boston Bed Sox. name that seeks to weaken the fun* LWst way.' He t^irew the pa- tractive ypung woman by an un­ l*ame. He poiitts out the battery I’ altner of the kldna|>cd Monday, wns found bur­ dainental American doctHna eithe Party on ConuminiHtK JACKSONVILLE, *ep t. 2S.—J. „ Chuirniun „ „ , Floyd „ ied in sand dunes here today when amJ shouted *1*11 leave identified man, believed to be u of the Hanford dub as being ex­ W. White of this city probably 1P “ n . P “ rk Coinmittee stated at •the police were led to the spot by in letter or in spirit," the plat *^*- I’ll never put my foot In friend, early last Saturday morn­ ceptional for the team of anv civic LONDON, Sent. 25.— Something holds ull records as u "joini^." l I e ; ,‘rnKlp th« l'hBncu» <’r «»nford in Peter Vergolini 30. The child had adds. ing, was disclosed today. She was organisation and declares that le near n struggle between the execu­ holds membership in 74 different I "veunng for next spring u ma­ |been attacked and strangled and ill awaitihg Improvement before has no reason .to believe they w ll tive of the I-Jilior party and u lurgo organizations, lite is n initive of Iur ivaguo husel.ull cluti to train Davis Is Going Back fail to he effective this, afternooi. section of its members is in prog­ (Canada, hut has lived here for 40 being'. Incarcerated. , IVou W ant to the Tigc The people nri cordially invit.^ ress over the question of affiliation years. He has been for u number West Virginia Home attend the game, stated -the lo. with the Communists. Several of years editor of u fraternal pub­ must'return to Aqgu*ta again next ^let Your __ • Major Zanni Hops To to M A R K E T spring. Next ycur, it is said, the rul manager, und help the leant 0r1 branches of the party were given lication which is widely distribut­ KN ROUTE W ITH DAVIS TO Shanghai Tomorrow to victory by their presence. U’tment? notice in favor of the Communists’ ed in Florida, and served two managers of thu Detroit club have CHICAGO, Sept 25—Wheat, CHARLESTON, W. V e , Sept. The public it again reminded appltr diration .fo r affiliation ht the terms as president of the Florida promised to give Sanford first con­ December 135 to 136Vfc. May t41Vk John W. Davis is returning to ht* Ureas Association, and is past vice­ sideration. SH ANG H AI, Sept. 26.-j-Major that on next Thursday the Sanford lather conference next month. “ Through our bcouI s in the unchanged. Coro, Decymber, 10s14 home stale to present again hlto president of the National Editors Pedro Zanni. Argentine world filer, club will tackle the outfit from sd in Th* Herald will north," stated Mr. Palmer, "wu to 103%, Outs, December, 61 to cause as Democratic ) residential Association. Radio is becoming popular in HroOksyille at Lakelandln (he Anal will fly.frtm Hong Kong to Shang­ nominee. He leave* West VirgtUto have found thut the Boston Red 61%. B desirable tenant fur you. hai tomorrow, according to the A r­ l$inle of the year. ThU last game Russih, and it doesn’t matter, but tomorrow night for Washington NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.—OcThe nric* o f ruw sugar is up, Sox ia the only team left thut has will probably decide the state many a whisker will-get hung in gentine consular announcement ■J48 for service. for • conference with leaders. tuber 23.12; December 23.55. (Continued on Page 3) the wire*. '■ perhaps due to some raw deal. litampionship, it is said. M f, ' . res She is Very T »ntant fo r M urring Her Husband '-$m I&i'-siiv- D R EVANS SAYS FRUITS CAN BE M I L L I O N S ARE S H I P P E D INTO MEMBERS K .K .K . KEY W IST NOW EXPECT S M I T H TO B E C H O S E N B Y DEMOCRATS (dub Set for Game With T i t u s v i l l e Outfit Commerce H e a r s r t r i monU- K . '« r ti t s 1,rx v z \ ' ^ - » 'y l l u f • ’ .. , I . . » . - . k H si-kft.ilifc I , i » j 4» ^ __ , . : __ —ax ' �•; m tonJQ Sr > <* on flight _____ Great Rrltnth’s Dreadnought of Air Is Successful on First Flight; Most Power* ful Type ih the World ■ -■ - • j W i g g E S P A Y . S E P T E M B E R 24, 1924. BROUGH, England. Sept. 24.— Great Britain's dreadnought of the air made ita tint flight recently from the e.irdomc which was the bopplng-off Acid of the American world fliers when they left Eng* land for America by way of Ice* land and Greenland. . The monster machine is said to bo the most powerful slnglc-englncd airplane in the world. From Wing-tip to wing-tin it measures 88 feet, stands 10 fcot from the ground and from nose to tall la (4 feet. The plane was built to take the now 1,000 horsepower Napier Cub engine, claimed to be the roost rerfol air motor in existence. as 16 cylinders, yet weighs only 2.200 pounds. A railway locomotivc, developing the same power, J weighs over 147,000 pounds. ~ Foreign air attaches came to L* Brough to see the trial flight of H the Tubnroo,” as the plane is called. For n brief spuco the cn. glne was run. and then with u !•' great roar the plane taxied across the alrdomc and was away into the air, with Flight Lieutenant Paul Bulman, one of the most dar­ ing pilots of the Royal Air Force. In coinmand. When the flight was ended Lieutenant Bulman said the air leviathan had handled as easily as a small plane. Tho response to the control was wondorful. and on landing there was no suggestion of the enormous siXc of the machine. Some idea of the proportions of hthe plane is indicated by the fact that tho single propeller is more than one and ono-half times the aise of a full-sited English billiard table. The tail alone is as large as «n ordinary scouting plane. . Two staircases from the central cabin load to sepnrate part* of tho machine. One goes to the pilot’s cockpit, which has accommodations for two, and the other gives ac cess to a compartment behind the wings which may be used as a ma­ , chine-gun tower. n The plane is without armament Of any kind, hut when being used for military purpose* it will enrry about three tons of bombs or tor­ pedoes. The machine is ostensibly K t • a thrcc-seater. hut there is occonitnodation in the cabin for a large crew, and the stairways make it * possible for pilots anti gunners alike to he relieved when the ma­ chine is in flight or even in ac­ Heights ol < m y rr- Continued from uage I. - . . Unknown. . Sohultg. ourchaatrl Mnaili^Bwsst sr„s.R, m m m jj&J fs K m x x tfR , U P f l S r i i T OF YOUTH FEATURES AMATEUR MATCH the first round of match play in The game was played in on hour 67. M. M. Smith's Subdivision of the national amateur golf tourna­ -A minute* which, many sntittcd. t n t S e c t i o n s . The said Und being as­ nntl 27 ment Tuesday. sessed nt the dnto of the Issunneo intlientes thnt the gnme was nbout of such certlficata In the name of Seven down after playing eigh­ 0 * fast n» one ran l»e played. Unknown teen holes, eight down with fif­ Unless snld eertlfiente shnll be re­ People who witnesneti both of teen holes left to play, Iloland R. deemed nrrordlng to Inw tnx deed McKcnxio, who attracted attention these gnmos have dcclnred thnt will Issue thereon on the 4lh day first by u seventy-three in tho first the first <>ne was on excellent exhi­ of October, A 1 > 192t. ......... . my oglclal signature and Witness half of the qutllfying round, bition of baseball and the second squared his match with George one wn* much better. Thl*, they' seal tills the r.th day <if August. (Continued from pngc 1) ._ ray, assures tho fans of both San- A. I> f t l . of the Interior und the Deportment Von Flmo, of Los Angeles at the (Henl) K. A POUHI.AH8. fl.-rk Circuit Court Hemliiol* of Justiro, all guilty of some mis­ home green by doing the after-' ford and Orlando of an interesting nnd lively scrap tomorrow after 1 County. Florida deed or other. It has been proven, noon round in sixty-eight. lly A. M. WKKKH, P. O. Then he lost at an extra hole Ivy noon. he declared, that thera have been Rolh teuni*. it is pointed out, will outrages of corruption in rnch of taklngUhree putts. Never has the Al'I'LM ATMtN r o il | tournament seen n more sensation­ have a number of change* In their NOTICI3 thesn divisions of the government. line-ups. The Orlniufo tenm, Mr.| TAX HKKII IN Ul>tl SKCTION B78 PB When Coolldge took his oath and al uphill battle that just failed of Palmer stntes. has secured several o r t i i i ; nr.NKitAi, m f i t b s became president, stuted Mr. victory. IIP Tili; STATU OK KMUIIIIA. of tho Lake-Orange league play­ Former Champ* Eliminated. Fletcher, he declared thut he In­ £ The first round saw the elimi­ ers and one or two from indepen­ N o t i c e I* l ie r a b y g i v e n th at C tended to carry on the administra­ dent teams. Sch ultz , purrhunur of T a x O r l l tion of government nffnlrs a* they nation. At the Merinn Cricket The local manager rluh where he first Ihc amnn 111 I U l»x •I » r*V won WW|1 VM V ....... - .............." , declnred thnt H .ato Nn 110, tliitaal tha [»lh ilay o f had been carried on liy his prede­ IIUU e. A 1* 1922. hut* filed mild r r r teur title in 1916, Chick Evans, of the Sanford team in strengthened 1lim cessor, Warren G. Harding. Yet it Chiciipro. experienced one of the conuidjimbly by the ndmtion of 1fir ji t «» In m y «»fTlca* nnd him mnde is now said that Cnolidgc lias in worst defent* of his enreer when. Hert Chnpnmn to liis line-up. Cbap- A p p l i c a t i o n f o r l a x d»*»*d to I ahu »« In u r rn rd u n rp w i t h Inw Hnld i^ T tlfl no way been connected with exist­ he was downed by another Chiva- man has ju*t returned from Mobile, H n lir n r t’8 th e f o lln w ln ic doing corruption. How can such a fact g o A n , "Rutly” Knoppcr. who usedi ___ t where he raught for the At'rlhrd p i o p e r t y e ltn a le d In Sem i* Ain.,_ he denied, declared Mr. Fletcher, to plav for Princeton and Sioux Southern Association team of that ‘ “ when it is apparent thut tie bus City, Tho score wu* Wto 7. city, lie will catch for the San­ carried out the policies of Harding Hebert A. Gardner, of Chicago, ford team tomorrow, Mr. i’nlmer Try Smith’s Barber 13 to the fullest extent. captnln ef the Amerirnn Walker stated. Tax Reduction. The probable line up of the two Shop for ffood barber cup team nnd former amateur Coolidge, stated Senator Fletch­ champion, lout nt the homo green teams as received here today is n* er, has always been in favor of the to W L. Hope, Scottish member of follows: Work. Ladies welcome. Sunfortl— Burdick, second base; JMollon plan of taxation and has Great Britain's Walker cup team, pul forth considerable effort to now the only Briton surviving In Epps, centerfield;• -Bert Chapman, Next to Valdez. have the plan become a law. even the tournament. catcher: Palmer, short stop; Am though many of the Republicans H. t'handler Egan, of Portland.' mons, right field; Rive, first base; are strongly opposed to it. lie nu» |Oregon egon, former champion, was tmt' Dieter, third bane; Wallace, left * U 1 field: •• • • Chapman, pitcher; Fleisch. tried to represent. it was l-.irncd, out by K. H. Driggs, .Ir., •f* n C H A R C O A L thut tax reduction was Impo'o role j York, 7 to 6 . ' substitute. stop. I Orlando: Tinker, short without the passage of the Mellon Mnrslon Beats lleriel 7.r>c P E R S A C K Tnx Plan. The present champion, Max R, Staiger, centerfield;. Cox,. third ! SANFORD M O S T SUBSTANTIAL, S A Y S SENATOR Three Days Remain Before End Second Period liig Contest ( Continued fimu I’agt I ) ' will h(> next. questinning. Then, after being left alone, nnd later being closet ed with the rlergyman, she weak qned and told in detail how she had administered the p •»*...» t.. her husband on three o.curtons until he finully suceumoe.l. D uring the time Mrs. Sweetin was telling the suit- , aU-.fllcv what part she Imd played in the. •Raged ptdat.n plot, the . I. i gyi.wro Mtes Velma Shipp, la-t week'leader, will find that Mu '« hero; p1(.-»,.,| closely, bn th. lead l.y 11( K„)K] IIIHII> other-. ut the rios •. t ,,(.ni„| uh„ i,,,-,. K„mv tll ,lllt |.>rth cvcr\ eff.u: .. overtake hei Fverv weik Up to n»w ered a* he twined his head on his hands and sobbed loudly. "What has God intended . 1 letting this runic upon nn-. I love her. I can’t help it although I struggled hard. But w hat have 1 done. I lost hor trying to win her. I lose her and my children to whose training my wh'ilo life >? had been devoted until she cumv N ow they are alone. t It is considered probable that the two will In- kept in their m " places of ronfineiiienl until tin trial is called. The grand jury moets Oct. 13. Both have waivtd a preliminary hearing ami tlo-'r cases have been turned over to Ih • •:*!Hnd jury. cmilihurh to !»«• a \«*v> cIom* ••in Mini it Itn.k- now n« if it will re in 1ft mi l>> th. finist. Ther.. is so nun h lucentivi. to work and -iirh a w.-'i del fill field in w inch to work riit-re ale only three day .1. thi* period so thou- who have .. 1 been active during the earllel pun of the week should get <>ul ml . . some good work these Iasi It.i-. days. Californians Forced To Adopt Primitive lory over « Union. elim|u> f.nng i .... . Turrance, iu i rant ______ __ -U and Tony of Scotland, u ' Amerleans were victors in iloother tvvo international mutdhes of the day. Bobby Jones, of Mian ta, dfle.iting \t J. Thompson, of Toronto, li and and Franeis Oui met. of Boston, defeating William | Hunter, of I.os Angeles, former lit iti'ti amateur champion, 2 and 1 I 'list t , wlro tiro to his credit vie L O N D O N , Sept. 24. |4 plenaed, and this is what we arc doing in Rosaland Heights. la Bituated on Sanford Avenue, two miltn Iront town. Lots high and dry nnd well drnined. New buildings iroitift up now. Good writer, city lightn, For the next 30 days we are. making n special low price. E a s y termH. Come in nnd see us nnd look it over while lots ure cheap. Seminole Realty Co. DODGE B U IL D IN G , 112 W . S E C O N D S T R E E T . 1 'H O N E H The |>oat- man of the island of St Kihla in ll.e Hebrides bus tost visited Heetwood where, for tin first time, he -aw a 1 nilro.td tram, an autoinotule. | .1 trolley cat and a moving plctuie . show He was a maxed at all th.-o wonder*, but uftei a few day* was not sorry to return to St Hilda — ------ ------------ .!. fea'ed M M .la. k, Phila.l* l| hia K INGSTON. M.rot . Sept 21 *. and 'i Th. v.-ungett ci-'ss country Inker. Boston, .1 . teat I 1 an- is 1 tunnel evei -1 eii in this part of the coun e.l \\ I. Hunt.-i I.os Angeles, '2 try. Betty Hose, aged •'<. arrived and t . I , , I here Will) tier mother. Mrs Blaiu he . Eddie Held. - St I. . , .. . \\ rivtlt, •-I. l.llll , ,„i •£> Hose, of they k J .1 I lil.ht* It, , ,t'lttst.urg. ,Pa. roast , O KS .were 11 l.1. I J. . . . . . . . . . I e » ...III., tile „ I acific r o u t e to ............................... — , 1 ---, Jesse P. Guilford. Boston, d way of Yellowstone Park. feats.I It T. Wmlringer, Steut.ens Mother and daughlei atop at . + villi*. <1.. N Hint K . .•. I Arthm ^ ate*. Hoehestci N 1 .. hotel- instead of ramping ai night defeated C J. Dunphy. Washing j and lo.ept '‘lifts" when they a e of fei id. ton, l> I up. <> Dexter Cummings, Chicago, lie x..lie 9: feat .-.I Karl L Mosser. Boston, lllj 4 ‘. ti»•1k i *..»n II* 1. 11ill.If It... m l ..f f 1 Si'll 11It* *1** 1 |II .1 Mil III I f 1*11• j and H. 1Ita ll ll.'tl 1 . • Will M l A .1 1 I i*.r \V. L. Hope, Scotland, defeated 1« K III#. 1 in* « 1 1tl»4 I d I.#* li* Ial III Hull It A (iarilm-r, Cliieagv. 1 up. • Mil M«m 4 f . r i l «i t f Ita* 1*. •urt II. •Uri .1 Wood I'latt. I’hiladelphm, >le •1.16 • * r *! . 1 MlIt A 1• I ' M <« 1 10 fi-ate.l T. A Torrence. Scotland, t t•*I*|*M 1 N M 1• . *•!%•• 1.1*11*. f i.f aur|II (Hlfl ( fA* • It'• •• lf»» ! 41I I " "k 1Mill ( • l i ' nnd 2 , tll*. • f 1 . L I..I9.9 •-It 1li* • •* . ...In 1 Mux H. Murston. Philadelphia, f........ (.1 i 111* lit* f..| I*•.III. 1 *. 1 * 1 ■ 1 ■ t defeale.l Maj, Charles O Ile/let, I si S*l* II 6«\• Ik England, I and I .. I. M Watts, St I ..mis. d-feate.l \ ( t'liner, Jacksonville. *• and 1 <• George Von Elm. l.o* Angeles, defeated Holanil It. MrKentl FOR Washington, D C., 37 holes. F. 11. Driggs. Jr,. New York. AuDmiobilt's anil i«»W H m < >2 ++ ++-k-9-+-a++*-fr+-f++++a++-a+aa-+-k+-ton-+<{--{-«o»-+M-+s'*+>-f++•>♦♦+•>< •!••:•+ ♦+ ♦+ ♦+ ♦♦ ♦+ ♦ k :4 m + k ^ + v+-«.++®++++-i-+++++®-*. ♦ v++-*-+<-++ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ + -< -■ { • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i f v V . ms \ \ \ \ \ i Saturday Night 10 P. M. • 9- *• Second Period of the Herald’s Big Subscription Contest BATTERIES •fc a r t 6? iw in (Masatiaflcd, hut when a man gets hlfl money’B "fcorth he in always Rail Hardware Co. , I ' RN H HACK TO CAi.M •OS ANGELES. Sept 21 itlu in ( allfoipia hunleis are fa ing the prospet I of rt-Nt iliiig to primitive methods of killing ilrct •/ this seusi.11, as tin* result of n I os Angeles county emergency m.li name, udnpted to prey ent finest fires, whlih 11rt.h1l.it s the distliaige ot liiearm* in mens outside of in (. rpoiated iitn-s. litlu-r count le­ an c.iisiilel 11.g m 11111a r legl.-ln tion. > ‘Continued /rom page L i Some hunters have anno timed h know whether tiiere will he a spec th.ir intention of using bow and ial meeting meeting of tin- Brook hint »• 5 tai All mahra . ..irow, while utlieis tnvtn t.oowie defeated II Chandler Egan. Port , committee. I sill personal Wheeler coir land. Oregon. 7 and «i l.lK lltlllK I latlln. Jlll.V make. led with Senator Moses. knives 01 l.o.ooeluegs C. It. Paul. New York, defeated Ishurst, and tile chaii R A Y BROS., Eddie Irowery, Boston, 3 to t Minn g-ti-li man, Senator Hrookhurt. 1 think Late Count Zeppelin Today Joner play* < oikiun. . * » r 10 p m * senatur* know *omvtiuuu ol Km-pper rilays Augustus ami so on 1 h O n C ----------h a i U O r a _ _ Ability u fi Aii invcwUgatnr. I Foutflit in Civil W ar in the order of the draw. 1 J - my hArty met SunAlor Juner of the ci>m *nlttcf hut never handled any in mitt FH1KDHICHSH A FEN. Sept JI ’Catlgatiun work for him. Before I In , mill.-ytion with the proposed eft Washington, I wax advised tli -lit to America of the ZR-3, 11 (here Would be un immediate spec i- recalled here that tin- late Count Ial meeting of the Brookhart com­ /• ppelin inventoi of the dirigibo. mittee anil therefore uny addition­ mnde hi* lust l.i.ll.min ascension III al facts that 1 hud should he then tin- Cnited Stales given to the committee. However, This was during tho Civil Wai C A N HE D O N E if.. there when Count Eeupelin wus un of­ .... , is to lie no mevtln und u ny member requests any addition ficer in the Union army. The count HY T H E 11 facts, I will give him such a.ldi never became un American citizen tionai facts.” nnd returned to his native land in I. * _ - ___ __ IKKtS. It wus during tho FrancoBEAR RACKS At TO Prussian war that in- conceived the idea of the dirigible, inspired 1 KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Sept. 24. by the pi ogress made by the A taxi taking passengers to Penin French in uetonnuticn. MEANS SAYS HE WILL NOT TALK ANY MORE NOW ■U-, 7.U. i A Man ............ . t-n.iicis Ouimet and S \|\\ I \ K E DISCttVKRKD Davi.ls.ro Herron in past national F K IE S N ii, Cab. Sept. 2.*» Mloutnaments, plays Marsion today tliouglt Si.pioia National Park has He. tilts of D s n ’s I'I bn ( lit-en a piddle play g/ounil f.n nio.e It I Jones. J r . Allanla. defeat- tH:, m >u ni -u i s , new discoveries -lilt i-d W .1 Ttiompaon. Toronto, (’> Hn. r, .,.)«• \ f..n-t 1angei . ■■ -olSlot ... |y ii totneil front a three da) lllp ill h#|> „ IM.W i,..,.,.., 1( I I Clarke 1 oikrali. Philadelphia, ,|u. \|t .Stillioail region and rep-ill tt||| ,M. ||(l Rur|„,„. , defeated W II tiaidnet, Mutlnlo. (,(| () |a ^,. Inrger than any inllieito f(„ tll!. Satunlav’.- score'o.ud t and 2 known 111 Ilo- pnih Tin- find tins \V,||, m ,, h wonderful prut ..II It K Knrpper. Chirago. defeat „ lontatlM In named <iat. t ■at in a nearby room rcrounilng t„ vctu and thing t.. I.. . it . ■, .» •-.I t hailes h.NHiis, Jt , • tiling. |l.nke details of his life, begitm'114 «i"»n , „ ri,rw„ ir l() Illti I1 fl An ril I • 1 * and 7 d. \ III' Usl 111 II. his boyhood days, ills body qmv 1 *411*1 compel It |.Ill 50 k n The Mill Fit- woitl |l |K I S At 1(1 ISS r o t N I in Will End— G e t y o u r v o te s in n o w ! . >\ All Painting LOSSING PAINT COMPANY, INC. aula Point, near here, recently, ST E T S O N S ENROLLMENT caught up with a bear running DEI AND, Sept. 24.— Stetson along the road. The driver speeded ^ ^ " ” " 1$ the bear refused to he University will have the largest , accelerated his own gait, enrollment this year in it* history, a mile the car and the l>rer according to Dean Carson. Lu­ “ r7,‘ mt’ot A W t - x disappeared -k own f kfcnk U and . this city, hr\a an­ « . dated t ' woTins' h r s m i d s T i o x r o t .of June, A. D. 1911. hat Bled said nounced that he has purchased two TAX URRI1 DNPRR SRCTIOIV STB f<That C. Schu'lt*. purchaser of Ta* certl6 c«t« . IP offlCO Fifteen cases were arraigned be­ fore Judge J. G. Sharon at this lota on Sanford Heights on one i U WJi. p;’ i W * ' 8 " ■ * ! Vrpl.ri.lin to.i U p Sf ffiS.SSJToV'sKS58S* Orate in my office « d ba* certificate' embraces* 7this ?. followfni morning’s ' session of municipal.. of which fet will soon build a certlficata embrace® ,h* L court eight of which were con­. stucco finish apartment house. A described property situated In Sem­ No. 1*2. dated tha 7th day of Juna, |„*u* In accordance with law. Said Addition of Bert Chapman to house Is already on one of pie lots, tinued from other sessions, Some inole county. Florida, to-wlt: t ' v. s s s S f-a s ra u -EBltual v . embraces tho D. 1920. has Bled said cert IBeata ......... certlBoate __ were further continued, he said. The property. It is said, Line*uti Strengthens Team; A. of these Beg. 60 ft. W. of NR cor, of I^>t described property »ltunt^dtn HerqIn my ofTIce anil has ma<1 one "dismissed' and'fines 'mado"on: >« *t the wrrtjrr of Palmetto Ave­ 3, run H. 117 ft W. BP ft- fk 117 ft, Ihole ooaiuy. Florlda. tO-wH. Declares Palmer j Contest lion for tax dead to l»su« Th® I * K. 60 ft.. Itohliwutn rilflcate cnrdaiice with law. B«M cerrincste five instances, Of the seven new nue and Highland Street. Irots *1 and 91. To Be Called at 3 o’Clock embraces the following described Colonisation Company a additioni to dlllon to Hanford. The said land dat® o The structure will be built soon Mica cases this morning, two were dis­ property situated In Seminole coun­ South Bnnford. The said land being being assessed at the d#M. Pt thp missed, fines assessed hi four; In­ onough to be occupied during part Issuance ol suck cCrllllcal* ,hi th* • assessed at the date of the laauatvo* * ensuing tourist sonson, said . Sanford and Orlando will play ty, Florida, to-wlt: qf‘ the i stances and one dismissed. namu of Unknown. .vi .■*, trot* S, 9 ami 10, Block a, A. D. of such certificate In the name ly. • Th There will bo four their third of a series of baseball Chappell's Mr. Holly. The cases as arraigned were: HukdlvIaloO aa recorded Uhknotm. ' i That C; Bnhull*. purtjhasef of Tax its in tl the building. rj; games in the latter city Thursday In Plat nook So. 1. Page It. BomlHomer Hicks, disorderly con­ apartments That C. Srhultx. purchaser of TAX Certificate No. 99, dated. thp.Cth dgjr filed aa|d cyrtineau Ih my ofl .. .k . . . , .___t nole County Itacnrds. Tha said land Certificate No. HI. dated the 6th of June, A. D. 1921. ha* filed n M duct, IS and costa or 10 days In nftemoon, cnch team having won' being as*c»sea at tha data of tha day of Jupe. A. D- 1®£*. certificate In my olTlee, and BM jail; Willie Thomas, fighting. |3 . . . looking -*.*■- >l Issuance of such certlflrnte ta Ike said certificate In my office ond has made application tor (ax i»®ad to Ip Said certificate etnbraeei t one game and. .both for and costs or 10 days jn Jail; Fred name of Unknown. v • made application for tax .Iced to U- sue In accordapra with law. ; |Ul<9 lowing deprlbed property ! ward to a victory, revealed Mana­ Aikcns, gambling, $fi and costa or That E. II. Moore, purchaser Of aue In aecordnnee with law. Hatg certificate eptbi;»ce» th* following In BemlnbU County, Fiorw 10 days in jnil; Buick Six, No. property altunted l « ger Floyd Palmer of the locals Tax CertIBeata No. lit. dated tha vertincfiste embrace# the following described day at of .M June. A. ** D. 1 1910. haa , .*■ 7th mi uay ine. «. 9J , described property situated In Bern- Seminole county. Florida. tO-WIt:* 42 Tier C. Booth Ranfor 42,6440, parked on paved street A great deni of interest, it ia, nied said certlflflrata in mi offlea, Inole Coonlr. Florida, to-wll: ^ ( Irot 13 Itoblneoiv'r Burvey of «i an aald land being assessed at t over night, continued to Wednes­ ppllcatlon for tax and lias made application tor d land addition to Banford. The aald lani of the leawaiUe of aueh err said, is being shown by Orlando Heed to Issue In accordance with Irots S3, SI. SC. 37. 3* nnd 39, Flo'tday;'George Patterson, vapancy, being ojaeaaed at tt|« date of the th® In the name of Unknown Ida I .nnd A Colonisation Company’ll, baseball fans who will witness the law. Kald certlflrnte embraces the addition to South Sanford The said layuahce of $25 and costs or 50 days in jail, In tha tha ctsfitfiflcat® In Unleaa aald eerilfloatea „ following described proparty allu- land being nssesfcd at the dote o| name of Unknown. sentence suspended on good bo’n., , redeemed according to law ta game at Tinker Field temorrow. nted In Bemlpoln county. Florida, will laaua thereon on th* tl That C. Hehntia. hn^'or; Harry Hidden, fighting, The game will be called at 3:30 to-wlt: HU of Ntvy of NF.y. See. the issuance ef aoeh certificate (Ot Certificate Nb, 99, of October, A. t>. 1911. case dismissed; Harry Holden, de­ Washington School Boy Puts ndme of Unknown . . f» 3S. Twp. If S. Range .11 K. Tho the 9 2 1 . 'haa Had aald Witness my official alunstt That C. flchult*. purchaser of Tax of. jbn*. A. X>. 1921.'haa on Most Sensational Piny p. m. stroying private property, case said land being nasrssed nt the dote No. 391. dnted the Mb certificate In my offloe. and.: baa eeaUhjp tha 4*th d v i f Au« The first game of the series was of tho Issunnce of auch certIBBcntc Certlfleoto trut ga dismissed. Ever Exhibited on Course made application for tax deed to uny of June, A. P. 1911. hss nl»*t In tho name of IV. O. Aldridge. ne open! , Continued to todays' session and Issue In accordance with law. Bald at tnc ( *v A. DOU.ltJ In I H U l h n t P l a y T u e s d a y ; J j * g j Thnt K. It. Moore, purchuser of snld certificate In my ofTIrr and haa certificate embrace* the fallowing Clerif Circuit Court, 8^1 'fined were: Hugh Bruten, $5 bond municipa unfcino V h l S K i d Tux mnde application for tax deed to l»Ccrtlfloata No. IS, dated the nue described property situated In Bern* .ounty, Florida. | In accordance with lew. Halo estrented; Frell Davis, disorderly ami was sponsored by the Sanford 7th day of June. A. D. 19J0, lias Bled 7 J, ... . ARDMORE. Pa.. Scpi. 24.— The Shrine club. conduct, $10 bond estreated; Dnn The Orlando team said rertlflflcntc In my office and has certificate embraces the following layl' county,. Florida. to-wUt made application for Tax deed to Hansel, speeding, $5 and costs; fighting spirit of a 17-year-old won this game 5 to 1 . _ , __ . Issue In accordance with law. Said George Patterson, gambling. $10 school hoy of Washington, D. C., The second game also was played rBrlinnratt( rlDbrnce<. the following and costs; Henry Mack, $10 and who did not know when he was on tho local diamond, and thin con- ,i» property Rituntrd In .4cmlicked, added ta the excitement of costs. tcut the Sanford team won 4 to 1.’ innlc county. Florida, to-wit: Block m form part of Great Britain's big benefits u few, the other many • *• - — a. . . ’ * l>omc defense scheme, to become dpcratlve next year. R E V E R E N D H1GHT IS TRANSFERRED; SEE MOB A T T A C K . a t nqat,. Clerk Uoord of County The Mellon plan, declut <1 Mr. , Marston, of Philadelphia, el inn base; Aiken, left field; Brody, ren Fletcher, woulii benefit sn> 1.7110 tinted Major Charles (>. Ile/let o f , tt-rtvcbl; Antlerson, second bnst , * tion. . base; I ayloi When produced in quantities the people where the Democratic tnx the British Walker cup team, 3 to M<Crackeii, first I* L a n d Warston's fellow lownsman,| catcher; Hammond and Brttlgr“Cubaroo" will he used to equip reduction plan will benefit Wood Platt, likewise hail a vie-; substitutes. some of the units which are to 1,700,000 people. Tile one, he said, P _ ir « j [GE r*i - radars Fifteen Cases A re Arraigned in Police « « Ituilt Court This M orning R. J. Holly of ■v i V >• v* ;e SSI: V'-T; RT%'* • llenvy in the luw and engineering depart incut;* o f 'the Institution, the d b*ach dean utates. TO Y O U R E N T IR E S A T IS F A C T IO N C A L L ON US >-.*-. j- y I, .V i a A ‘. MAGNOLIA E;N i l l ■ 1 — i- -i- �■ I. sanfo: A s ■>*' lUBfCRIPTinSr RATRR W - - . I J . 0C BIS Months.JI.SO PUT. by CnrrUr, par ISo. Weakly Edition. 1100 . W ^ H X o n w i All cbltuary ■ notices, cards of thanks, resolutions - end notices of entertainments where o ChUSM Are mnde will be charged for at regular advertising rales. - a w o c iat k d . 2" • :m rniess . . * AfapcUlSSVpreon is esolns. entitled to the use for republicet ion pt nil news dlsnntrhsa urndttsd ip It or not otherwise credBed In this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights of republlcatlon of special dispatches hers In are also reserved. ~ T H U R 8D A y 7 b ET> T ? 25, 1024. . * i B IBLE THOUGHT* FOR TODAY IF :— I f thou draw out thv soul . » to th« hungry, and aatisfy the nf“ ilicted soul; s Thon shall thy light rue In obscurity, and thy darkness ’■'.“'B® asHhe noonday; and the Ixird " ahal guide thee coutinualy, and - . aatisfy. thy aoul in drought, and • make fat .thy bones.— Isaiah f>8; W o rld G|, r o w s ! B e t t e r ■RP1HERALD, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 !\ As Brisbane See# II One o f the interesting news paragraphs o f the. day'says . * ■.--------— *••*' •*mmvo ^uj(nt in Sinj? Sinnr nrison. prisoners nrlsonor* nrn .o._________* bing prison, arc ahnurlm, showing «a ilt.i>..iu disinclination to escape. The superintendent o f industries at the penitentiary, the news item says, has suggested a reduction in the number of guards and an increase in the number o f instructors.' - This is somewhat different from the old idea o f prisons. It was not so long ago that criminals were thrown into dark dungeons where they existed in the midst of incredible filth and vermin until death put an end to the torment. In those days httle was thought of salvage. The prisoner was nn outcast with no possible chance o f coming back as a useful respected member of society. On those davs, too, aocietv took no blame to itself for the making of criminals. It mtule the conditions which mnde the crimes, and then cast off in abhorance the poor weaklings that were caught by the police. Today society still is slow about acknowledging respon- t,on aibihty for crime. It still refuses to improve the environ- m#il ment and to remedy the conditions in which criminals are ru"' nurtured. It waits until the damage is done then sends its ,,u,li victim to jail for what it calls "punishment." ,latl But the prisons in the more enlightened parts of the world nre attempting to redeem and restore. Inside prison walls men nre given the education thnt they should have had n in their boyhood, education which would have prevented the r Gnu going wrong. Just ns there are no "had hoys” there are no . bad men when energies arc rightly directed and the sense , of right and wrpng instilled in the heart. "u,, If all boys and girls could only he provided with the thoughtful care given those prisoners in Sing Sing, there Kri'j* would he no need of prisons after awhile. ’ V*tari Hygienic conditions and interesting occupation freclv 1 provided could make crime, and all evils, the rare things of '"V1 srean E S: * * .** **•. 1 OI.I.AHI) U DRAM . HOWARD RRRO. The to S£ Betting, Not Investing.;, * Who Made the Devil? A Mind Tent. Education In Pictures, BY ARTHUR T1RISBANB I C*m right 19X1) O ffico 148 HUpply of cards for Ihe week’s sending. Not only should To keep one sacred flame, there be a sufficient number of cards available, but the cards •Through life unchl'd, unmoved should be selected with the idea of doing partial justice, at To love in wintry age the same least, to Florida’s attractions. As first In ybuth We loved; To feel Ihnt'we adore. The idea of "Post Card Day" is a reallv excellent one. tE v’n to such fond excess. That, though the heart would It provides ^ method of advertising thnt is personal in its appeal, nnd those towns that have elebrated such "days" with break with more. .It could not live with less; enthusiasms have achieved thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of advertising in i xchange for the pennies it cost the individual win* helped t » make the occasion a sin- Savir-^n deponit t i: l.’ie Uniu-1 Sint bause you must paj the auto. T o fit an y JnL ,, P R IC E S that you can ml,,,, B A L L O O N S - fur ;t : i « ii i.»ui:> r n in n i;,., i y..n ,, the iaiil- nf In^i r ••Hi in Thi Mi 1'iiUct lua, find l.imsel: w.iudi i i-.g with Itigi-r-nll sliv Di \im* W isdoni. fi.ri -i i ing rvi*i \ (lung, did ti” t, light at Ih” --liirt dm* ii thi- mm i i-i.l ami l Du- avoid tin- fall and tin- neii'Ssitv of dtowntiig m il |\ all of the till mi. t K A Y KUO Mione 548S They cull it the Invisible Lmpuc just to ulluy suspicion. Thnt m MIAMI N EW S i in «■? SERVICE 1 2 3 DU BABUL II in lii.ug The possibilities of "Dost Card W eek" are obviously big ■\LIwiiiil«>6Je paldw. mi.aoiuii, ll would be r e g n t Iable, indeed, if Sanford would not take Inldie-i will be taught i o . t this oppor!unitv to share m a lug advertising uio\etueut that mol e l v "\ o l ill/nti i. ‘ "I'eopli I IF 1.1U\ I what is to he of inestimable value to the state a a whole, and to ‘•'cry town especially win. Ii part icipati.-. in the " W e e k " with out h usiujtm. A MODERN bankin g A A D L L p e r s o n n e l in n directors, officers and st a f f . hration. $.'16. A c. T I V I : the IN TI H IM individual in needs o f every d epositor. SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK II R. Wight from Wight Broth■ Com|inny, lots six and seven of Hrk 12. tier " A ” of Sanford; pnittratinii, $11,500. K. R Wight front Wight Broth t? C«*tnany, lot 11 of Sanford InirbAddition to Sanford; conklmanii. S10,000. . I unve from John Foster and nr*ret, seetiun five, township •oath of rnni'c 111 east; con­ ation. $100. Ijn l*iwc from John Foster Margaret, section five, town20, south uf range .'II east, billing 12.5 acres; consideru- I flop I II Gilmore from .1 M. Hall I Kvu, lot three, block 12. tier mi ordmg to K. lb Trulford's t. i oils idei ntion. $500. 1 B Rose from Overstreet Tur Rllie I’otnpniiv lot foul of block ’ nf Butts’s nddltioll to lsmg eoiisiiieriition. $1,000 l Fleming I'metor from Samuel k>tou and Camilla S . lot eight Un Rose Court sub-division; Bnleratinn. $I ,fiuu L M Slenhelison from Jane iihlmin. lot 15 of block K of N. Csrner's second ndilition to Ahum I'aik Height-*: coiisidera i. $2.50(1, bin Jin kson flour John B. Pas­ til. sei tmn It! of township 21. Kh of range 111 east, containing i acres more or less; constdern- it is time for readv f«»r the putting their ' people wiiii tin advertising I. $1,000 art rude Keys from Janies Roh­ an and Bessie, lot 10. block nine, t F. of K. R. TrufTord's map of third, consideration, $500. "Before 1 gel through with tins campaign I will spill enough IiriuiH to break the Means niurket, ncently remurkevl General Dawt*. l T o this the Knoxville Sentinel re Ill Ii selisi Iplien, "More )>ou«*r l«» hin min U)on't Htop with tht* l»t•nns, Gellerui H/psel tile upple curt." H. . —— -------HJnuigene Wilson, beautiful Fol D s dancer, who wu* recently brut S p y manhandled by bet sweelbcuit. OrTank Tinney, bus now suilevl in l!uru|»e and expects to meet Mi Tinney in France Some folk- who Wally know when they’ve g’ ot cPough, yet huven't sense euou gh to stay out of the rain. •i-'inl! v iiii-i I H id h u h viTl I RUIT CLAIM DEEDS lUkn and Murguret Foster to lj»h Howe, section five, township ^ south of range 31 east, ronpitig Bt* acres more or less; k-M'leration. $50. T. F I E L D - v hukc flitlll lit,' In Engliino ti paigu Kpi aki i i- Sanford, Flork U3BBIIIIIBUSB mK B I I I R R I J S I lO l :IB B R IR | | R 1 (| L-Ia , |||ttl|||.a||s||||||||||||||||||||| D’A N N I ’ N Z / l o A( J A! N SEA I I Ll EIGHT Ways in Which to f, Use a Hunk . '— -'‘ •(’Kuanl vour money. l o nn lyase your income through interest earned deposits. ■ 'I IMI'.S <>■■ - — - In I'uducali. Kentucky, proiiiluI i « ;> . ’ i |'t rtendl i |T t " lw llUtil a$ I'Bil IIlktillU V, I! " ii I iimi . h I • D, .’4 VDoii Ui 4 in *’Hunr»t v" : .tilinal stuh . ut ItiOhr iirni Itvilil«** (iirttrlv k»!U**l ten « uiimi \ ImhIn. \tll!a, N ii |m»|«*(i|| of tK»* K.n oi Itiinm !I roiiM not have n«‘t« <1 m«»rc ; l* * y or desperately pushed for time Judging by communications sent to Mm Sun office with half the word* , abbreviated and the other half writ , tan ao poorly they can Scarcely be mode out at all. Surely those desir. Dig communications printed huve ' ■time enough and sufficient cducatlon to write them in ptain English, . la readibie form, un one aide of the * paper only.—Clearwater Sun. ! WARRANTY DEEDS Hr? .1 W Fureii from Sanford kttrn Uomitany. lot two. block I in lake View Cemetery; .on Uuptuin MacMillan, who just re turned from nn Anlic ••vpl<.niti.>i, expedition, reports thut the island of Greenland is sinking We huve not heard any S. (i ,S will* Dom the Eskimos yet. 1 City News Paragraphs (j'lntc facilities. Bond Street tailors declare that men ure forced to go xliutihity dressed on account of the extiav agunt dressing of their wiv<s But no doubt the best modistes thins differently. K , marriage that ronu'K as a suri to many friends in Sanford hat of Mrs. Dorothy I/eonn k t» It. E. Smith. The wedt.n>k plare Monday afternoon o'clock at New Smyrna, r. And Mrs. Smith will re ide W Holly Avenue. o r g a n i z a t i o n , w ith aJc- }Vc invite tien accounts ) rauw Let fifty thousand post cards go out tr>>m Sanlm.l next ganization has popped up umi" week, each addressed to some one who would mak. a d. ii times in tho Inst four months than able visitor and worthwhile citi/cn. Im .t r th.iu D. ...me any juck-in-the-box. and share in S an ford’s prosperity. ■R A girl in Baltimori1 became t*11 M ,Raged ut ten o'clock in the morn R^ing, wa* married ut *ix o'llo. k the p ia in e afternoon, and before twelve * that night ahe and her horband ; had •epuruU-d with tile pruMpet t o f an annulment We've been told -that it’s a good lileu tu give inatri •' many at leant u thought before U Retting married. * ? « • '* ■ > * " * « ______ ‘ be dny in Lakeland the guest of r. and Mrs. C. H. Gibson nre|h,’r Mother. . proud grandpnrents of a grand-1 ‘ . born Wednesday, Sept. 24, to: **'r- ,in‘> Mrs. Connoley motored • -------to Orlnndo Wednesday where thoy juglas Griffin returned Wed- spent the day pleasantly. ay from Sarasota, where he ______ t several days pleasantly. I J- C. Wninrigbt returned W «l•nesday from Bunnell where he S. Pond and J5. S. Bnumel!(ippnt 8cvcrj|, ,,ay), on pl «(||l|*lt \ > A U!’»J IIM'II i»n* Thi* i*. til R TOWN iwti it*iimo!> tlint kill for tht* fun TOW N or Yo u r IdW.N ••t it If th* \ itiv not lirotln id, claim to n Miiall >hure l fit \ at e i ou.iill5 j therefore unept alonk. : certain amount ,,f n-.-p.m |;l SSIA it t> a commercial club nuppurt and uiuinUin it. that will make other nation* do those who lielteve thut ■..i oeHt thinking. All ItuaMu s little dlibld. ol grudgu f.iti-ign Italic l.* controlled by the taxes they hav. done ctu li'i.'Man purchasing and selling put- the town can take tale of tonage cun lie trunsfeir.-d iinme- generally does in u way luiti-l) front one country to un- disastrous. 'tlii'i Russia's Government can* The bt st servn l.ctng •uv to Russian business:. "The to Thoniasvtlle today t, tl United Stales doesn't like us. people, who ate lv»i|.itig a I tu-refore, liuy nothing of the uru working wiln an unsell United Stales." fur the mimnui.lv and »r. •».— To earn ..... DitereHt on temporary deposits of fun awaiting reinvestmento a. rumuhite fun,^ f „ r building n home, buying me PM llnK the (-’Dildron through college, or t an> other purpose. r° ^ ('Deck and so always have u leg |l L and H H. Thomas to J. A* Ftsrd, suit ion 31, township 1W, ktii of range 30 east; considurak $iu .i>oii Lkrpie B Washington to Schetle Bines. Ini three of block four of it loam nf Canaan; consideration. 10,00(1. Ada Rislcy to J. K, Bartlett, lota 8. 542 and 643. according to plat I laml of the Altamotitc Hotel M Navigation Company; contdd- iClftliftOURNB. Sept. 25.— I f China hntl n real lender it would hr n first cla.-j power within ten years, in the opinion of Colonel Eldrcd Poltinger who came here to lccUire on Eastern problems hi their telrftton to Australia. Development o f a tender is by no means impossible, Colonel I’ottingor holds. Thousands o f Chinese have western education and mil­ lions have experienced the advan­ tages of democratic self-govern­ ment in other countries. - Expansion, he believes, is more importaiit to Chinu than to Japan. China has %nowhere to send her people unless she can force an out­ let. At present this is impossible but with a stiW g central govern­ ment. 'under a firm dictator it would be possible. W ASHINGTON. Sept. 25.— Hai­ ti's cnp'ture of second place in the rifle mntches at the Olympic gunics has stimulated interest in sport there and turned the eyes of the islanders toward hasebull. National headquarters o f the 5 American Red Cross here is recipicnt of a letter from its Port an Prince chapter requesting the par­ ent l*ody to locate Rome surplus basehdll outfits so-that Haiti may make use of them. The president of Haiti evincing n keen interest in baseball, has appointed Cnptain Bertol of the Gendarmerie d’ Haiti to lake up the matter of introduc­ ing huselmll in the island, the com"There are 400 million people in niunication says. Chinn. which commands unlimited The Bed Cross appealed to t’lark ri sources. 1<‘t these people be Griffith, president of the Washwelded and the world will have to watch unceasingly the land of the dianon," is the colonel's predic­ tion "Chinn's onpoitunity to strike at an unpeopled land would be in the c\oiit of a war between Japan and Ihc United States and a rebellion to occupy the British in India. '1Ih *o things are not impossible and it must be remembered that Boston i the Chinese, property led, are line th t i r. -"Idiers.” FLOWERS— BOSKEY L and Mrs. C. L. Flowers nnL the engagement and npWjng marriage of their dnughJfsrgarcl Elizabeth, to Jnmes Lkry. of Winter Park, b marriage will take place in EuNOTICE Miss Virginia Smith returned re­ L srrount of the official open[f the Woman's Club Wednescently from points in Georgia, and |0ct. I, at 8:30 o’clock, the St. will open the lunch room a t » the [g Guild will postpone its h?ugrnmmnr school on Tuesday. canl party to Friday. Oct. Mrs. R. W. Poartncn and chil­ it palm room of the Valdez dren left Wednesday un the bout for Jacksonville to spend several days with Mrs. Penrnian’s sister. ick-Smith Marriage Proves Surprise W H A T ’S IN A NAM I .As near as we enn make out Gen year it is decided to have a ‘Tost Card W e ek " at oral Chang is the bull in thia China .This . closet. , th e tim e o f year when people in Ihe North are making ii|< n_____ i their minds whether to stock up the cellar with coal and •The omy trouble ^jith the good h ibern ate? or set out for the Sunshine I.and FlirthcTmotc old days Is thnt they haven't nr it ' is set for a time when people in other states are making riyod yet. up their minds whether to travel to California or Florida "M u" Ferguson is beginning to Many a family will he perstuuied to come to this state in pro! lenrn that all the fun in polities erence to California l»v tho cordial imitation coming t<> does not end with being nominated. them on Florida post cards. Stetson, it is said, has the bug est eiilollnienl this year in Hs Intory. Young men and women an realizing more uml more tlu- nil portunce of education. Circle 5 Entertained by Mrs. McCaskill Wednesday Fi>url»en Didian i tianri* in Mexico; ta w hen compared with dance. cess. I f only five thousand people in Seminole county -hould Harry Walsh says thnt all that is eftch send ten post cards n»txt week, lilts thousand pei-..iH needed this year to muse the celery season u huge success is co-oper­ living in nil parts of the t inted States would re. m e a Semi ation. nole county message. Km h of thus,, lift\ thousand person would have at least one person to include m the invitation An echo Is definetl by tile Vir- In visit this part of Florida, and all of a hundred thnii-aud Jftnln Reel ns the only thing thnt keeps a woman trout having tin­ selected folks would lie started to talking about this pl.-as ant land. iest word. r. b. Pulcston is spending a few Miss Dorothy Stoke, is visiting l In Saraaota. rrlntivcs in Orlando this week. [!L party; Honorce, Mrs. Pghelchcll; hostesses, Misses [»nd Ruth Gillon, Mngnolia mi; 8 p. m. f Friday jt Y. Howard Chapter Ur meeting; parlors o f tho rt Hotel; 3:30 p. m. .u No. 4; hostesses, Mrs. It. fnilinw and Mrs. T. E. Wilhome, of the former, 1100 First Street*.8 p. m. . Anil some erool from a New Yor may ehave worked Phone: Res. 425 P E R S O N A L S ! Thursday. L| Neighbors, Mnconic Hall, Americans nre i|p possible to cnlcrlait Wales; Somebody TO 8IGII, Y E T FEEL NO P A IN r ’ To atgh, yet feel no pain. To weep, yet scarce know why; V To sport an hour with beauty's chain. •: Then throw it idly by; * To kneel at many a shrine, 'Yet lay the heart at none; u To think nil other charms divine, II Nanforil intemls to participate in "Post Car«l Week" « But those wc just have won; Hot for the week ending October 4 it would be well for a com This is lovefi faithless love, * "Such fls klndleth hearts thnt rove mittee to ku to work immediately on arranging fop n cruclitJable MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor Social Calendar Evary where you | over parking limit* just parking ut a]| China With a Real Haitians, Anxious!Leader Is Seen As To P l a y Baseball': Powerful N a t i o n Seek Aid in States!: Keep Almf. N E W YORK. Sept, 25. British \tin-iieaii and Japanese nuthuntn- in Shanghai, fm which rival I'hitiese fact Inns are fighting, have publicly (lisclaimeil any intention i,t intervening in the civil war. :u • c..ulmg In a message broinlcast \\ eilnesilwy by the itfiii.il Brit i>h \> relens artii picked up b> t lie World News Sen'll c It is fell any nltcmpl at medi nti"M w11u111 lie n-ji'i led any way and might lie open lo limililcrplet ilinn III'! ntl-e of llllf' l t lll.'ite i Npe lienees in ihe | n-1 in I'hirin. It might even renet against the fm i ign communities in i liln.i, the •llessuge said. R. H. Daughter)’, of Jnckaonvillp, w-ith the Graham Paper Company, T. A. Blanton, of Orlando, with spent Wednesday in Sanford, the the Tampa Drug Company, s|ienl guest of the Voider Hotel. Wednesday in Sanford calling on local trade. ______ i duties today Mrs. A. F. McAlister nnd ‘••m- after a sciri'r have returned from i d”,;g|tf l I month s|»ent at various gomti in, Mi-:- Emily Kainet of SI. Aligns North Uarolinn. ihc, and Miss Kl.u-c Smith of Ma i..ima. are the ntlia. live guests Mr. and Mrs. Barnett nnd A. Miss Santa Lake at lid home Estas, of Jacksonville, formed Bark Avenue congenial party spending Wi'div day in Sanford, the guests of • M; 's Mablc Bowler, of I.akeland. Valdez Hotel. l o nseql i enl l y. tlu p ower s will pending a few days ut Satiforil I'l'ly l ak e suefi ic' tion a» i- nei eswith triends, leaving Finlay for I'nntiliilcd from page ..lie Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Met nil i s.'iiy to pi ol e e t f o r e i g n file-, and Miss Bowler will ie the Shanghai Nanking imlw.iv turned Wednesday fimii tlcalu and her holin' < e i t a i i i l y no etfol'ts at turn to Sanford next week and. This ptedirtiou wa Iuim i I mi in pt petty Jacksonville where they spent reeral days While in Ocala th y make tin* her home through thr fnrntnttoii that the hiang-u bad I* eitint loti, it w a * said, woiilit lie irr? have been tnasMtig evi r\ avail to lei taken without Hie lll'isl . i.m were the guests of Mr .and Mrs. R. winter. l o l l —till at loll between tile • - ■- • : able iiiau on ibis front and tlint p b ! e G. Fox. Mrs Fcrrest Lake nnd Mis* Sn /the) have been fortifying Anting p w el s lir-t returned to Sanford i _ ' Mrs. W. T Ijuigley, Mrs. Ed i ita Lake Wednesday. Mrs. Lake has been ] “ Meisch, Miss Edith Teague, Mis Mildred Simmons ami Veil fbiM n in Jacksonville for some time on ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u a k %i. .. me den motored to Orlando i'iuv miy. account of the illness of her broth J| « r in-law. Miss Lake spent thetS ■ JR CHINESE B O M B UNPROTECTED C I T I E S IN WAR 108 M n gn olia Avcnut. 4 ’ htmc 48 Druggists are Instructed to refund money In every Instance whara ,vitlsfartor> results are not obtained. The very first dose of * ■ Ct.Ktl JOMIS I.IVr.lt AMI Kill.SUV TO.tlC almost Invariably stuns th etendency of sneeslng and roughing nnil the third dose nsunlly stop* the severest COLIX The •ntnmdaCuliJ tnu*t he rlnssod ms n serious disease si> gel rid pi It at once. If your muscles lire sum or you Imvo that chilly feeling with s dull headache. It's a sure sign that Vou have taken VJotd. Don't watt for f’nrumnulu to derelun. hut huy a buttle of CLEM JONHS LIVE It AND KIDNEY TONlO today. The cost Is email uml vou can not afford tu take a chance at this time of year." Kfif sale at , • , • BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING Below we mention a few varieties of BEANS wc have for immediate delivery: . •. , , ; I.OOo t.. I REFUGEE. RED V ALE NTINE . G IA N T STRINOLESS GRFK.N POD. TENNESSEE GREEN POD. BO UNTI­ FU L and KILGORE'S STRINGLESS WAX. 248 H appy Cow Sweet F e e d — 24 protein w it h a n y g o o d h o m e g r o w n r o u g h a g e , will give you the best of all b a l a n c e d r a t i o n s for miik production ut low cost for feed. JA C K S O N V IL L E AnlMinv HAWK ATI Af. 1ir CITY rr»t iiMonr. . OJ! ION . »• T|l t * *' ' ' 3*9\ f'M lt T O • 74 « 7 • « «*.L ’.LMh lA Happy Cow Feeds nre hit’ll quality feeds, mnde by Ldnar-MorKan Co., Memphis. oa.iin Sold by Seminole Feed ( o •OUND TWfP ♦f«0 fl| t nn ao 40.04 : 7* in • oi no D 0.00 A I'l.F.ASURX C '-d., Sat, 6.00 P.Xf Men., Thur. 6.00 P.M, lailimrf. In llnitnl) j . I'hiU.g Ij Sl* |o Itoatoa M E R C H A N T S & MINERS I ItANoPORTATION CO. TsUhnn* «]■ untly Team Leaves Fiir Commerce H e a r s | G a m e in Orlando Ball P a r k Report s - The Sanford team, composed of both professional nnd nmutcitr ball team left here shortly litter noon fm Orlando where il will plav the third ot a series of games totween the City Substantial ami the I ity Beautiful. The score in games at present -liinils otic all. each having won one giumi. The game toduy will bri'ak Die tie between the teams and may decide the winner of the Orlando won the first game hc"e two weeks ago ft to I nnd the locals won the game here Inst Thursday afternoon 4 to 1, evening up the count. The first encounter was de­ clared to be » good buscball game and the second was of a calibre, It is said, which, if it may be taken as an example, makes the game fiiia afternoon promise to be one of the best ever played between Sunford and Orlando teams. It has been announced that “ Pop" Wallncc <rf this city and Jim Windham of Orlando, two of the old-time twirlers. will pitch ut least two innings of today's con­ test. This factor, it stuted, should make the affair even more inter­ esting. The game is to be called at Tink­ er Field at 3:30 o'clock. Ten per cent oiT the gate receipts, it is a’ud, will go to the Salvation Army. — AND - - (Continued from Page 1) not yet signed up fm a training ground The team bn- rcci'ivcd «ev eral >df<t» from F'lorlda cities altle ugb it i« not known wbetloi lliev will 'linn in tins state or n..l ll wu- leiiriied that I'* • -idont V Lung of tbi Florida Slate League bus talked Willi tiie "ll net of tile Boston team and -tales Hole is a possibility of getting the Sox l ” Until III this ril) W illi Genuine llallintn T ir e *—Standard hUjuipmtnt 4* v *1*y + v v %•4*v v + +v*i- v v v +v+ + «5« Y o u P a y N o M o re fo r A ll C lo s e d C a r C o m f o r t s in t h e C o a c h ❖ •<•+ H udson and E sse x alone have the Coach. No other type and no other car u.ives “ C losed C ar C o m fo rts at Open C ar C o st.” E veryone know s it represents h igh est closed car value. T h at is why it is tho largest selling 6-cyI nder closed car in the world. This Coupon, when ii«*utly cut from tlo* |ui|»i'i. is gmnl fm 2."» votes in T’lit* Sanford Herald’s Sali'siiuiiihliiii <'aoi|iaign for llu follow mg contestant: 9 NA.M 1- ADDKKSS Now it adds the proven superiority of balloon tire s—greater riding ease, finer appearan ce, im proved road steadiness, and alm o st doubled brakin g efficiency. It m a rk sa n o th e rm a rg in of advan tage in a leadersh ip that all acknow ledge. Lots! Lots! Lots! HUDSON ESSEX Will j)ut you in possession o f one o f the best lots in town. These Jots are located on Sanford, Palmetto, Magnolia, Park and Oal: Avenues. . s A small monthly payment will take care of the balance, g STRAINED EYES recover their strength If d with Leonardfs Golden Ey< “- bkxxi-sitot, inflammation and f*1- We relieved without pain in *Q5 Coob, heals and strengthinsist du having I t a w a n ? ks itronj f£c s , ^ ^ dnjggjsti 1 located near First Street w 1 near corner of Fifth ^ Both are exceptional buys, and-will be sold this week. A. P. C O N N E L L Y & S ON 108 M agnolia Avenue l l l U I I I I I I U U I I ■■■■■■■■ Phone 48 8 K I L G O R E S EED C O M P A N Y I British. United States, .laps to Mr. and Mrs. t\ ’ home of Mrs. T. West First Street t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 'M ’+'F-H-•!•+■{•+*>•!•<•+ ■{•♦+ + ,fr,8"F'F+ + + • {+ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + + 4-+4-++♦++■{•+<•♦+ \j \ 2 LOTS ON SANFORD A V E N U k PHO NE BUILDING FBHMITB BtifTord Jontsi, lot five Spurlin^ Witnoi, $2; Charles Singleton, »m«- dwelling. $200; J. II. GIL *n- Tenth Struct. $4(»0; O. I*. la a prescription for 3!alaria, •A*. First Street, private garage, (Thi Ila and Fever. Dengue or Bil­ *,! S W Harris, Holly Avenue, ious Fevc^. If. ItflU (he germ*. Wienie, $1,200. Buy a CLAR K J E W E L Gas Range at * Ball Hardware Co \ ii town jin*! iH'himi tlifir ir«»iu lino mi the railwey. + Not Good FnlcsK Voted on or Kef ore September 27 t "‘M fashions in hat«. Ladies f styles. Quality Shop. PROPERTY Those bean-i are first elans in every respect, and price* leasOnnhle. BERNE. Sw iUct hind. Sept landslide l.i-l night oblil A iaudslide lust night ohlit lagi of Some”. ation, $500. MARRIAGE LICENSE r8u ( ’. Dyol to August Hunt. BUSINESS SUPER S IX COACH *1500 COACH *1000 Freight umi I i u Extru �- 4 ’ THRi S A N F O H D ifr'V n K R A L D . , T H U R S n * Y , S E P T E M B E R 25, 192ft, ^ ___ ~~~ i £??**»■ ■~ First Dixie Series* f (G a m e ^ rT le Affair the lUh day’of August, Jand one-half per centum pew nn nnee'mun Interest payable Hcmi-annual3 jjly on dnya of July nii$ A fJ » numb, knee Providing for an {’January, said entire issue of bonds MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Sept. 16.— _ *A n The first name o? the Dixie cham-iiSSUc 0f Bonds by the City of San* f to mature thirty years from the F I N A L GAME OF OFF CUBS POSITIONS ON VARSITY TEAM First Y e a r Man Star-! Stribling Whipped ties Coaches in His By Stone in Finish Brilliant Runs In N E W AR K , N. J.. 6epL 25.— ■aCB Wednesday Playing By a furious finish In the final m^Real Players Not P ° n“ P ** ” ended endedTn a 5 3 5b; J * £ "* and Fort Worth when the game was called nfter Hundred 'Thousand Dollars for Mu­ the eighth inning on account of nicipal Purposes,,the Proceeds De­ darkness. The Chicks mnde their, rived from the Snlo There# to be hits in the first and fifth Innings -Used for tho Purpose of Oirenine Cu* hin^ Vaying a'nd countt for.runs, while the Panther, scored their three tallies when Warmoth weakened momentarily proving Certain Streets and Pub­ in the fifth inning. * ‘ lic Thoroughfares in tho City o f ____________________ M ■< Snnford, Florida,” duly passed and Heavyweight Title j * adopted on the 11th day of August^, Victory Enables Washington to Retain Lead of 2 Games1 O f Europe at Stake A- D> 1924: that certaln or<linnnc« Over Yankees; New York numbered 83, entitled: Team Blanks Cleveland rA R IS f Scpt. 2ft.-The Interna‘‘An Ordinance Providing for nn CHICAGO, Kept. *26.— Washing-1t,on» l no* ir" Unton hns ru,,c,, thot ton closed Its American League sea j the 20-round bout between Ermlnlo ; son here Wednesday by taking the Spnllu, of Italy, and Piet Vendorfinal game of the series from Chi- VCer. „f Holland, in Milan next eago, 6 to 3, and making a clean Sunday school be fo rlhc heavy sweep of the scries. The victory round during which he sent his opponent to the floor, without a count. Ad Stone of Patter­ son. N. J., earned a newspaper decision over Young Strihling of Macon, Ga., in their 12 round light-heavy weight fight Wednesday n<ght. Issue of Bonds by tho City of San­ ford, Florida, in tho Sum of One Hundred Sixty Five Thousand Dollars for Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds Derived from the Sale If w. 1what you can do with ^ t c of the issuance thereof, both principal and interest of* said bonds to be payable at sonic bank in the City tof New York, State of 1 i") “ '“ T | New York, in lawful money of the, United States of America, and, Whereas a canvass of the returns j o f said election shows primn facie thot the result of said election was in favor of the approval, adoption and confirmation Uf snid Ordi­ nances Nos. 81, 82, 83 and 84, and in fayor of the issuance of bonds In the total sum of THREE H U N ­ DRED AND TW E N TY-FIV E THOUSAND {$326,000.00) Dollars by the City of San.ord, Florida, in the manner nnd for the purposes t T S E Sheetrock for walla and ceilings In' 41 1 J new construction — your home, office, garage, 6tore, warehouse, or Jarm buildings. X enabled the Senators to retain j W(,iKht championship of Europe, thereof to be Used to Enlarge, Im- { provided for in snid Ordinances. thrir two game margin over the Boulanger, of Belgium ' prove nnd Extend tho Sewerage j Now therefore, in pursunnee of ' Yankees, who shu; out the Indians. |System of the City of Snnford, nn order of the Court herein made,; KltfcK The longue leaders bunched( The standing of the contenders: ! Florida," duly passed nnd adopted notice is hereby given that the t'.t •' their hittng in three innings off --------on the 11th day of August, A. D. citizens and tax payers of the City Hollis Thurston, White Sox n r 1, j N A T IO N A L L E A G U E R "*v nnd try playing sensational hull | .--------1!*24; and that certain ordinance *>f Snnford, Florida, arc by said Gridiron Contest W ill behind Zachary had little trouble ( To i numbered 84, entitled: ’.order required to lie nnd appear (stnvinc out in front. Chicago1 \v. L. Pet. Play Feature Celebration "An Ordinance Providing for nn before the Circuit Court of the, |threatened to make things inter-1New York 31 63 .007 -1 of Seventh Judicial Circuit of the On Armistice Day testing for the Washington south- Brooklyn 31 nt .6011 2 Issue of Bonds by the City i paw nnd Walter Johnson was sent Pittsburg Hti 01 .686 0 Snnford, Florida, in the Sum of I State of Florida, on the 18th day of i to the hull pen to limber up but *IA number of freshmen nre be­ Fifty Thousand Dollars, the Pro- October, A. I). 1324, at leq O’clock |Zachary’s mates enmo to his res- AMERICA LEAGUE. ginning to compete strongly with ceeds to be Derived from the Sale «- m., at Sanford, in the County of cue. ' • some of the older men for positions Thereof to be Used to Build and Seminole and State of Florida, I i Sam Rice continued hi? record j To bn the high school squad for this I of safe bitting by getting a blow W. L. Pet. Piny Equip a Municipal Jail," duly tJirn and there to show cause if |in the opening inning. He has now To S; . season nnd show prospects of be­ ETAOINSURDf. panned and adopted on the 11th any they have, why snid bunds 30 00 .000 4 day of August, A. D. P.I24, should should not be validated and conhit safely in 3; consecutive gnmes.1Washington coming, .within the next two or HH 02 .687 4 The score: It. H. H. New York three years, some of the best high lie ratified, approved nnd confirmed firmed. Washington 200 003 010— 3 12 0 school players In the state,” de­ by the electors of the City of SanWITNESS my hand and the seal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Chicago 000 020 010—3 7 0 clared II end fkinrh Kenneth H Ogdon, Zachary nnd Ruel; Thurs THE SEVENTH J U D IC IA L fi rd, Florida, and whether the of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Halt to n representative of The lly Fighting W ith Irresistible ] ton and Crouse CIRCUIT OF THE S TA TE OF bonds provided for in said ordi- Judicial Circuit of the State i f Will with Fourth Straight ilernld Wednesday afternoon. FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEM- nances should lie issued by the City Florida, in nnd for the County of The a state merit was made I'onnant in Sight. Team He( i . k v k i .a n d . Sept. 26 New INOI.K COUNTY.— IN C H A N - of Snnford, Florida, in the manner Seminole, on this the 21th day of feats Pittsburgh 4 to - IRjYotk made it three straight from after- a small first year man ran 'and fur the purposes in said ordi- September, A. D. 1324. UKRY. Crushing Blow; Brooklyn is Cleveland Wednesday, winning 2 rings around contenders for the E. A. DOUGLASS, City of Snnford, Florida, a munici­ nances provided and set forth, and, (Seul) Y j-t o r Over Chicago Cults 1,1 " I hough ( levelnnd batted varsity team in his bnckfiehl |,ln\ Wheieas said ordinances provide 1 fork of the Circuit Court of the pal Corporation, by and through iJones as hard ns the Yankees tin l & This fact, stated Hoach Unit, Seventh Judicial Circuit of I boForrest Lake, S. (), Chase and f..r the issuance of binds bv the N E W YORK, Sept. 26.— Battling j Dhle. each making nine lots, bad should be nn inspiration to other I forward with on irresistible will 1»>**••• running by the Indian,, spoil Ida, in and for Seminole County. C. J. Marshall, comprising tho ( ity of Snnford, Florida, for mu­ high school boys who are not *<> ■their fourth straight pennant ilt |* < « chance to score m the sevenM nicipal purposes, in the total sum By A M. U EEKS, City Commission of the City of large or who think they are not while a double play killed them off Eft old enough to play football. He sight, tile New York Giants W e d -|in I lie nml li when they lunl the Snnford, Florida, vs. State Of of $325,300.00. said bunds to be of D. f . urges that every boy attending nesilny sent Pittsburg down to de­ bases filled with only one out. Florida, ex re I, George A. Dc- ibe denomination of $1,000.00 each, G. \V SPENCER, JR , feat for the second sue. i sive high school nnd is physically able, t Uhle’s pitching wit* so effective A ttomev f • i 1Ytitinner. Crrttea State Attorney for the beating interest at the rate of five to come out to the practises and lime, 4 to 2. it was a crushing aud th" Yankees scarcely threat..nr I probably decisive blow to tin pen­ Seventh Judicial Circuit of the ‘‘lenm football" whether be can the seventh when they nant hopes of the Pirates who now until Stale of Florida. Citation. play or not. nly runs of the game are three nml n half games behind “What the team of next year or With one out. Mem-el lifted a p«n To: The Citizen* and Tax Payers the VenV after' amV.unU".V dVpm.ds - «>"’ rh-mplona. T hey have only a dnulib’ to short center am) fell of the City' of Sanford, Florida: on the boys of the eighth and slim chance to catch the lead, ion The tnnke-abift team with wbieli' sufclv between Surnma and Few* U herons, a petition hits been filed ninth grades,’* stated the coach. ter. Wald followed witli a lo xx “ If th«y take pnrt in the practices, John McGraw t- making In* last liner I.......m e ! . Summit lrt."l t ■ in the ii hove entitled cause by the oven though they are unable t<» stand, again covered itsell w ,i ,i mak, a shoestring catch nnl the < aty < f Sanford, Florida, by and make the team this vein, they pro­ glory. Behind the fine tw irlmg of ball went l*y him foi line. mu. ■ bably will become valuable playeis \irgll Harries tile tjiants j,la>e,t i.i Mini >i 1 -eoriiig Scott's bniindin/ through Forrest Lake, S. (> Chase sparkling tasbion. The I'u.i'g. mid t J. Marshall, comprising the before they leave high school 1 were outgeneraled and out game I single tbrnimh the drawn ta in * ity Commission of the City of Coach Unit slrt sues the fact that field SI el e.l W ill i|. It la taught in orncln nlly all of the at every turn U vxa * lla. ••nly inning m wlui'i Sanford, Florida, silting forth the Giant rookie* plugging up tbe llo i a i i k i e - made more than one universities nnd colleges in tin fa,t that an i*let turn was hiyhi United States—a mnu can ii"t gaps left in tiiefi inH.'hine n> ip hit Ilirniighoiit the < ity of Sanford, joins, again were Innas, |.u Uil learn to play football and be at III. >e, re i: h K his best with one year's work ami , sop sioied the tir-l run will, .. mi Honda, on tin 22nd day of Sep uiiii nnu 2m i j • • New T ot k truining. Thu best and most tuln . nil i lout to right field in tin 1*r>t, < I. .. land ■inn uiai non - o :• '•"•her. \ 11 1,!*21, to determine able football mel , It is pointed out 'while Hill Terry, substitute tu i I.i, - ami li, ngougli. i d.d *i whether tImt .< 11 ,111, ordltinilec are generally those wlm are nut *a kei , came tbiougl, witli a i It I n w ell li'imliered Si, e)it It led I*. ,u mg l.,« I noticed at first but win- utter tbe inr lul n, the nstli J 1' 'loll, w ll h , b. *e* .'It11 I a t' m first two or Um*f \em be.utu I*lii 1; Si 1nui« " t u Oldman, r Providing for an |ib." I nates had jmrposnty |uu*e 1j ST gxperiebeed pin.vers. 1fM IS The I -Ui of Bonds by the City of San 11 I*it Ml 11-el to ^et ll,,'J, I ..It lla» ( Imrl S. hedule Hi **h n ■ t It" « I 111* i li*otii* a- •;> f"ld, I'buida, in tlie Sum of Ten I be I i: all - bad no n of, lul • - \\ t Im Eight game* have already be. !i\ ih«-u III id scheduled for tbe Sanford team ,,t ip i, l Pul two Hilling-, tlie sixth * 11ini* hf If HUM1 f •* l fn \ ! till ' |i1 . I lhou~nmf Dollars foi iniirta ipal mufiosev. tin pro* eel diri*« tj f,< m which the first three an out of and . ightli, am* I.,*.' runnels w ' i J Mamiifpi S»w11■» an *■\• ** 1 1Hindi d I in v got two lul- III I'- •I ill |!«• • town contests. Four of tile game ( 1| >1\ t I'l ' f | I I 1’ rt the sale thereof to t... used to I if I li inning * ! > tin ulifiiiare to be played here and Imn sY . ml and u m I- ■! !i»I I**• I'unha-e and A. .pin e I In- N cmaway from Sanford Thanksgiving tailed In -ti.le, w la'll ItaI lie- tigin I hf mu li ll I -ai v l ands for a Mum. ipal ('em Nov. 27, is air open date It t* iwt ■no.) aid i. a- non,I i > .-nn : n I*hi1a«JHi’hiii H *h hjii * l i* known whether a ganoj will l,< siippelt. partn uliu 1;. I- It il-nn 1 ^ ! I.ii ii|w IiiM |H] IHMI J , | •dery. ami t o Improve and Ib'xelop acheduled for that iln\ cviiii r In Id 11.4*1 v i»**1111 * ii iifiii r « tkm**. the l and- -o Pur, ha->d to Make The first game of the sea*>.ii Ye ’ i mil \ do, stinted il l the P ' Hr u y . K m!j» hihI IV* ' . l i the Same Adaptable (of* the Pill will be play ml in I’ulatka on Snt ales, hut letited aflel I fie sivli, pusi' A fur 1 -mil ly pHUM'il am unlay week, Oct. I On the f"l and Jolmtiy Motlison finidied tin lowing Saturday the Snnford out game It w**- oidv tin thud d« M will j oiimey to Harlow f..r (lie lent Yde Inis suffered I III- sea-oh. M l| H IM , . | second e.mtest nnd on l lie iu*xt against a leennl ol la xiitoin I 1 1 in K.\R I B Friday, Oct 17. it xx,lt buttle witr. and It was in- fn -t setlim k at If, T ill III'.H I a 11111'til |Hi 11 Ml ill1 I i the Plunt City wait ioi in 1fin i bands ,.1 tbe I.lanl p > '.It > " "•11(It I -. - or I,. , i nl i •i l city. Tin s . o n I. II I I luit - di.ing -... " ..II I. I f ' 1 V, ■ . I njm nun lot j o „T1ui first contest to In plaied ll I‘ittehiug Sanford will be with iht \» xx N i n ^ m g min o i , „.i s i ii I Spiintor- anil 4•i a it I - Need In in lb - b b . 'u ) ing I- lb, i .|i,I. , n' no. Smyrna pig -km ..mtenders •>»i W in Only T h ree mil tif Im ir liquid nml p.iw h r Yde. ,Mor i tsoo a 11,1 md h, \ Tb. liquid But../nr • OcL 25. The following week tfu Martie . a lid I . ox .Iv <iallies Kneh Hits lu 11In v l i r a lim-nt Made In One Year Make repairs to old walls and ceilings with Sheetrock. Remodel with Sheetrock. M any uses, and all economical. Sheetrock Is highest grade gypsum, cast in sheets. Ju8t nail it to joists or studding. GIANTS BATTLE PIRATES AGAIN FOR A VICTORY MAJOR LEAGUE PLAY NARROWS TO FEW TEAMS f "Celery Feds" will journey Iti St Augustine for a game in flu At. Bnuiklx n 1, . 1 hir irgi, 6 cient City. BRirohl \ N, .-lept. 2.1 - ilni'0 , On Arunslice Du\. tlic SanLud 11 u w i u I In Inu l gn im ,il I lie < hi team will pln\ the Kissimtne. ..ol . ,ig • • i r i. \\ i-.lni.- In\ I, I .. 6 n l ' in this city. It is said tfi.l a m ii Ih u il -treiuiyuf. hot I b G u m . jrge rei. l,ration i* Ixdiit plan,'-.I it, ut tin r m i b ' but xv it* ui w a y * u, fir for Hanf or d op Ibaf .lay by the In 1.li m i i , , It ii i . t tit* C u b * ii u . k i n g 1 i cal post o f Hie A m e r i c a n i a g i o l i h*f h i ' i m r ti h'HtH* ititi i»v A n and the f oo t ba l l g a m e will be tbe ami*, ( i r i n i r * |nilU»l Ih i i i m If ou t •»' feature o f liie ent e r t ai nme nt . wt"v i*rii 1 t i ^ h l l»4jli'^ t»y f a n n i n g Ih* Then the locals will "take in. ti u»i n u l l li. i «-t 11 «* the ^iitr Knull j? ,v "^Seabrei'JU' and Orlando team- li* * fn-ltlmL* )u 11.t-i| turn a? o i l 1* i b's eitv, the foi met Nov. I 1 l i r m ^ A l i x u i c l t i " L u i l t . l fin < I < the latter on Nov 22 . |»/it *»UI V4.»' l|l||ki‘ll uni 111 t *,64r Halt recent I \ staled lb.il f ■ ii rlh uf : i i 1 tu f bn lift in luul Jbpfcl Coach Major .1 A \ an f Im t *. >1t l| t 4.|f , ||||1* , t 111 4 1 III t tic *’ UruvuraitV of I'Tvndn has n».A 4iii i t i *■t u n I m i t * «fii| *4ii•* Itcd him to bring tbe Sanford in Un f . ' t n l i i *»»i a 11♦ 1 111u - . outfit to ( ill I fli* \ 'i.*» MU I, ll M I^ Ii -.f I*' tY\ f i flllH ^ ll Tlti H IF ll 4 • feg Day t.»» u t i t»f rhiir*f*\ Mti. M> 1*11it’ til i i U f t ” i» nl 11.4*w K lU'lVM't’ h the I* luMtijt arid the r r p i c M. nt nt i v e s o f f rake Universitv Tbe Sanford c rttrb said that be I.. Li ve 1 M |il1lt|.‘ IT* flit l»i\N i ’ll ItefUitlv rtii* m ’ ui i |( till Mb'.. i!0«l 1 10 201 ,t « , i l ' H r n o k h l l d I his team n g ,"o.t ,b I ■' e.... . I hut Ui W a t c h these teams 1^-ll d*v. t li A h \ntciri K ii o I ui u n ;t i .I 11.i i 1 hi*t I . I 11 mi Hi l MHO How Th. y Stand 0 *J VV 114*i I n t Hi nl . l*H11mcl*41|iliifi i r i m \i»t i rut \ Amrrirun 1-4*ii Kur VV l Cl llii. ?»0 on Washington Hh tiJ New York h 1 ii 7 Detroit T fit. J*oui.* I’hilaiiclpbiii OcveUrui diicfigfi lloston N at,until , club, blew York Brooklyn ttaburgh Cincinnati _. Cltlcng , .. Kt, Louis Philadrlphiu I n w .. T 1 77 70 M *»•% S'. i»ri hh ll tn Jni M ' t i u i l piii too frn iii * iiu innaLV I 1<1 I ' t.iS n lc I p fo u i*» it i Or ft it f* VV «“»f n r m 1*i > a i ni w a « 1 1 i ii?im'if nnpro \irti.r :• to I Tin y •uo^*i* i ^trui k "Ut ^rvfii ••f tiu |i«t itIk nml ot (hi* OillOljf fai »i***l flu Miti'. I l u n h li) toi i 11 £fit li I'm*u i i o n i f i I m* *i*.iiu»ri Oi l tii* f 11 *»l i i itc- w it It *• • " l i ku.M M 4«*11l i Pi t rttitt ■«h7 '. .•'. . I3t, 107 1’ 1 ■111 mail** a t ovmi l»iu\v ni Mu* i H H i i mil'* r tn l m l * * ! , h u » ^*m*ur VV. ;>l 31 s .. M i. r* * 63 ill; ;.*l ! 0] ,»ht i 01 till .6 10 OK 640 HI) lj 1 MG 127 63 36 ,;t6H 61 33 .31,1 ------ - GENEVA. Sr(,t. . 2.V- Gt-rmutty I be *4milt»d to the i'J'JJs Dym* came* ut Amsterdam, Holland, the game* will not in* curtail In extent according to sn i,rby Baron Piene du Couin*rprerfdfTit of the International tirrmTiUttrcTwTiTtll*viill up r i w in the next number of.the itrVt;» be Ct: *jc»oJ 1n 2 o o 002 000 010 Hi *fin • •1 I 1.4 l " III jk*It flu > ett, h bn* t .. pbtx 0 ■#|ili'i tu I'lnt Ii th. pi 1111;n 1 1-v i i it> lin o r l*-|M i 1ll 4 hiLF iM'4‘ Y4fi it llo* I ’ ll J41 4 ii i m| Vaiikti-N V'1” llll’ir M’lll.OlH Ni*vv «»i K k" H f h 4 1 l l ’ l l f l It lltl '.f** nmmfaiTiMit 4 » X l ‘f ! 0 " " k l \ n it J lMl.Oa.it* uni’ t inn' w m n i\ ^ d ii - " In p1a> til It* ttii' in inr i « i i «-( f h» u f t*111 t . hik« li n i i -1 t* q f u If l no, rolll 1*0 " d f t IN tin tu v\ 0 h 1(• #xt•ifi , ,lU|,l t ii 1hi li .,’ Or* u«.n f r o m g lf.lt I he t{'^* Sarazon Oulraces Zc\ By I-un^th Wednesday \ nfub i III)t . N-i|il * t Sriiii ii ..((, ib lent /,-v !> n length in wuuung th. i • ,‘UO , \ e v e i tu fniloug* Wii* Ihint bnnd|.'» :.t -lx WednvNiluv. , m Mii 's nftei lending Stir, uio-1 of T ho Won- of t h e 'f n M game wit* f to rt.'G.",rt*wleh* tlticlc till ro singles slid u .loirId. in four I lonolun ntol W m go; Geni'Wnli limes at hut. lbs Knives, giving , and ti'Ncil lintin.* beltel support than Clncm pnti ut corded Hiiei'luin. won the no. Second (.ante; nnd game, 5 [i to 3. The *cme H. H. I 'Firiit Game: Cincinnati n:to lion (>00—3 8 The ueorer R II K Boston 220 000 10x— ft 8 i Clncitinuti 022 001 001 ti I t I Sheehan mid llurgrtive; Barm ■ Boston 220 100 2. ix 7 16 t> nn I Gibson. | A sk your lumber or building material dealer • lor a sample and prices. I . U N IT E D S T A T E S G Y P S U M C O M P A N Y Pw 205 W est Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois ji.t u R.r»i.cirt. SHEETROCK THE F i r e p r o o f WALLBOARD r5fi O /. u< b, Ia4l(rt(n I (>!{ A l l m t k e s A tl I m i l , d » i l r * : u u l I . T i d i n g P l a i i l s . a n y ■i i i a k K AV B K O S .. P h o n e 5 IS S an ford S o other ca r in its pi iceid iig c has this < tmihimition o f featines: N e w Duplex Ikniy. Heat hilliKHi Tire*. f liu liiieti v a l v e e n g in e . " r y S m i t h ’s *4 vt tl I|l' ttil \ IIf1t <f S’ 411’f4‘IIt• 1( 14‘ X*’ J I o 1in vttif h| t hiinipM rUx S h o p f o r j f o o d • an Mmu wifi Mm fun ha ill .*u!> h\ 1to* S4 * itt"t*s can to* l»y uinnini* tU M M ade only by the United States Gypsum I Company. NK minute the D U P L E X is a comfort­ Surpassing mechanical superiority is obvi­ able, weather-tight closed car — deeply ous in every mile you drive it. Power, cushioned and richly appointed. In less than smoothness, silence you expect in any good thirty seconds it becomes a delightful open six-cylinder car; but in this great car your car, with all the unhindered freedom every expectations will be exceeded. You cannot motorist likes and enjoys. Its double utility anticipate such performance-perfection in natiihed a most urgent need— it is as revolu­ any car even within hundreds of dollars of tionary as the self starter and electric lights. the new Studebaker S t a n d a r d S i x price. A n d t h e p r i c e in t h e h o m e as (hat o f th e I he proof is easy to establish — drive o p e n car — with advantages in finish, fit­ if yourself, try it out on your favorite hill, tings. room and comfort no open car could test its speed on thft straight-away. Sense evej give! what "ease of operation” r e a l l y means in hi anted and shaped in steel, the upper part terms of effortless steering, velvety clutch of tiie Duplex Hody is built integrally with action, easy gear shifting and instant brake the lower part— it functions perfectly with replication. the lower part— it is permanently beautiful. Experience what real comfort means In H it even without the “ double-value" of plenty of room, soft deep cushions; genuin# the Duplex Body the new S t a n d a r d S i x balloon tires; long, supple springs. would still be the same great Studcbaker $1145 BATTERIES \\ m h o i ^ tori m a i n l r t i m d it* ( u u ’ •» M * h ml In U»- 11Uiy I till iik'>i 0 t j* \ tilth S IX D U P L E X -P H A L T O N *. ». ft '< I A\ S T A N D A R D ion 1‘bnr min v. * to U^T" V\ t**lii**^ltn\ u tifli f.*u, ( A closed and open car combined — the advantages o f both, at an open car price! !, i! '. I I'iuTi• i i, ,1lung 11ki* il on i n, • for -pi.fil. nrifety nn l ftfii nn I'l I, > I liquid I 31)I , Ul I nml (I (u I ’t,w ,|i i ;||I| nnd lit), old b> t r, » i ' if 111* \ li•- 1 |\\ i. iif f ,,111 hti* ■a ii o. »t yy in ti n li** ■* Mi 111 a w > t tutu Htifin, ui,d (uoi/.ulcr. SiiKjnud tlo wnv rod ItGb.qi. (ihirncr. \\ ettu'll aad / « V. thr gnu.i-'t money winner l Tlllpll •I ll!) Iltliv, Mill ill* I h' hI 111, V I l f ;i - —• y** 1 li.-.ippoiulleg veil t .uning ti.n. '• Gi'<eiiiiia4L&*JI'.'hlnd III fn*t .!• |ve t . no-v nnl BObTON, Sept. 25,— BoaUrn tool, ^ M .- n Stui foi nl in e after Set :»/• •• b..in g . ' t, 0,11 L’iticiiiimtj Wiblio * ; l(ll. fjHj III the toil ' ■Im . di .pping thy ITi .t* Irtyn tin- futj,,,,u f i r > t di lie* t ti.‘ wound of all pui«.,n' nri nCi" tiiiuo gi-niiK, wI. b< tin* B < < t lit *. •.! \i.. t.\ w tv»i*«i-1« it- Decorator. for ci new type car you have never seen befovt purt t »l •\ i«l 1'iff tour I** itoi’t* iiii41 niu- half ■ oiti M t-ark •( fu%t iilan* liy hf.itiuM ttu I'lmf • WI’llm .la , , ■ th. flat* th at nm M ini U»k 'ir Mu ll t in if i i iiir \\ a ‘‘ toiiLTl i ut |m i ■> ltil i i* o f >. in b i\n\ «• mill h»M > ttl I I'M *»f Mil'll fnut ft 11 h -f> I t • 11,10 1(Ml *J0 % .1III. »(i l ay I • XIKK .s, ,.t 25 Th.1- t.\ v ilit.,iig V\ 4tjr11’ 11ji v 111* <I ■tils 1•■ I-l1i 1' t , i * 11mu ! - It makesfireproof, non-warping, permanent walls and ceilings— at low cost. Takes any decora­ tio n -p a p er, paint, or Textone, T h e Sheetrock D U P L E X - a new nam ■^ a p., w **r f ii I a i u i ' i p l i r 1 \i:w I H arbor barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. TIRE SALE i ut pi ices on nil sizes United .................... . ............. . not* mai btricJ cm nil turli.n for vih ratio n lru tu lu u c . Genuine ch rom e tsmied Span. sun ess. F o r ita i n t r o d u c t i o n m a r k s the b e g in n in g o f «/t e ra in th e a u t o m o b ile i n ­ d u s t r y w h a n tine c a r s o f r e a l q u a lity , p l e n t y o f ro o m a n d c o m f o r t , i m p r e s s i v e appear­ ance. s p l e n d i d p o w e r a n d p e r f o r m a n c e m a y be had at a prcco the a v e r a g e b u y e r c a n afford fo p a y . nl, leather. All the trurul eqnlpmeni —plus ■ high grade clink, a da.h gaa gauge, •ulKiiullv wiinUhirld xvlpcr and lighting awltcli on (leering wheel. The new S t a n d a r d S i x will tell you a story as it has never been told before by any other car at the S t a n d a r d S i x p ric e . Whether you are in the market now or next year— you should see this new Studebaker. It is a car that will revolutionise values in the automobile industry! Stole*, I’viinsy lv uuln, l edcinl, \ ik­ Nrvr Stxidrbaker 4-Wheel Hy­ ing :i<» x a ' , llray Tubes '{ed T u Iiom Vi \ i A l.l. S L75 t 1*»B JlB.OP la iA U A N T E E D F. P. R I N K S ior> draulic Ilrakca—-optional equip01 ( 1, 1 . Automatic braking S T A N D A R D S IX 11J in. W. B. 50 H P. S P E C IA L S IX 120 In. W. B. 65H.P. 5-Past. Duplex-Piucton 11145 5-Pasi. Duplex-Koaditcr 1125 3-Pass. Coupe-Roadster. 1395 5-P*aa. Coupe............... H9S S-Pass. Sedan............... 1595 5-Past. Berlinc............. 1650 m vYw* i . •I?VJ +4 5-Pass. 3455-Pass. BIG S IX 127 In. W. B. 71H.P. Duplex-Phaeton 11495 7-Pass. Duplex-phaeton 91475 Ptt». Duplex-Roadster 1430 5-Pass. Coupe............ 2M0 Pass. Victoria.. 2050 Pass. Sedan....... 2150 7-Pass. Sedan............. . 2745 Berlinc............. 222S 7-Pasa. Bcrline............ 24«0 4-«K.(t Srui„, s J,,cU*ccn,f75*xlra (A U I” . . . . /. O. b, U. 5. f u a .H u , a n J I k t g u la I’ ALM ETI’O AYENUlp br»k«i. 5 dUc u h «U , $JS M t ( 1113 Sanford Avenue - . -= - Simmons Siberia Refrigerators at Ball Hardw are Co. SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. A- T H I S I S S Z V . rtsk T U D E B A K Y E A �^ v W* ** V ££ v 1^ 7 4f A U I f V. SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO T H E ,H E R A L D e* i *o an* *t * » Advertisin/r — FT Position Wanted -ford Daily HeriJd t -a d rates Cash In A d v a n c e -oitrri ■«*•. '"•Ill b* i nf rnm " " ' I fo1* >rnl Imnirillatelr tm* - >1 ___________ _ 1Or ' Ho ” ............ . "____ 4e Tarn Ty po (l.ptiblo ■ lino ■ lino ■ l l oo n lino nl m* » j* r*dur*<l Onto* or# f o r cun(•(* i nsertIons v,,r<t* «f *v »r*l» lan*lli fnuniol a llmv yin clnirgu JOc for Brat ftllif) idtri I lolnir In r-Mrlclml to per t'lfiamf li.nl Ion error t» «iiiide T h o 8nnller.ii! wi l l t>o responsible tnly 4.rio Incorrect Insertion, jjv»rtimT. for suhseii uml ]i4,i- Tito office should be rd imnioillaloly « In r m « of TO A I I VKHTI HBI I S. Iltrnlil rcpreseriiatlx « thor1, (iri.Mliir wl l l i mi ce, ruler jUssllh at Ion. will it I vo you jele Itifut innllon. Anil If • led idry will unelnl you In me tour wont nd to rnaku -ifn i fTpctlVf, IMI’ OMTWAT N O T H ’ R. TAM PA M O R NIN G T R ID U N K — Building: Material Wanted u V v T F T . — m i . T ~~Z----- iT H — I ____ ___ - - rtr^L°n b,V ! roun'' u ANTED— Santera business men M IR AC i.K Concrete C o , general W A N T E D — A competent steno­ FOR RENT— k" nicely cement work, sidewalks, build­ grapher who is looking for a housekee ^ffij^boy” a ’.I-1 who " r<? ln ,,ectJ ,>! rooms, ** •• y ** ■■ help should read tfca classified ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. K. permanent position. Please write Phono C2J* Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hum! it to your local 1j,.,,,.,. S K y i&s&ir* T e rw lllegcr, P rop.________________ 0 * . . -----'— I page of The Herald. Thero'a no Lumber nnd Building Material yrt.UO, ti months >4.00, three month* ” A N T E D — Jop in garnge by ex- reason for sending out-of-town for Garter Lumber Company I $2.00. It you desire $1,000 insurperieneed auto mechanic. Apply help when there is probably just N, Ij iu ic I St.____ Phone 5C5 I once policy add 75 cents to your **t Herald office. . the person ynu w nnt in the city House of (Order. MT E U Small furnished H I L L L U M B E R CO. Service, (Quality and Price. „ . housekeeping apartment in (rood ! L E A R N A R O U T folk County nnd neighborhood. Mox 370. Lakeland, thr iugii tho Stnr-Telefjraru. Rest adii*nisinif medium in ---------------------------South H o n d a f'ulliehed mornings, HOT P L A T E or Riuige in. hiding 1)y Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase nnd! Nat ur al (.as well. Mnidcnan■Star-Tele g ram, lakeland. Fla. ., __(.. .... -rT. I C. .1 . Marshall, as the City ComFOR SAI.K t'nlrmnn Co., Oak ur.il Jinl ,F,— One llupmobile P. A. Men., Wight •— mission of the City of Sanford, touring. | O H IO — Xenia. Make your sales -ini' Bros, building. through tlie Xenia Gazette, thereof to be used to build and Florida, for the purchase of Ten Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural ......... l" ...... * m,“ ......................... . ....... "" ”"J Jail. l— b T f c - O . . 110.000.,10) Mu- N „ T l r K SA, K . , -* L‘ ------ — being general obligations of said nicipal < emetery Bonds of the City I'llIU I f I M P R O V E M E N T coi.ir.Mni *r«ii ) Hie i.i'iPai-.H l a s s -A ........................................ . . — IHiN|>S OK T H E C IT Y tiled nd»a have liii^•vsi C circuity, authorized liy Ordinance No. ,,f. Kunford, Florida, the proceeds 1 I.. h *n y I, ... . q* . . , . . . OF S A N F O R D , ^ ! r * , ; n, ^ d r n i ; r «**«I**<-‘I «>» ,h- 1,th t« |.C derived from the sale there- j A D V E R T I S E w, the Journal-Her- **[ August. A. D. 1024, and by an ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ #pj F L O R ID A aid, South Georgia's greatest election held throughout the * it> Notice is hereby given that up newspaper. _ Morning, afternoon, of Sanford, Florida, cm the 22nd ,tllin“ l,n- necessary lands for a to and until 2 o’clock p m, on the -j n a — , weekly and Sunday classified rates .|„y „f September, A. D., 11124, pur10c per line. Wnycrosa Journal................ . , , Herald. Waycross. Georgia. sunlit to < hapter JH.'i, Laws of T O R EAC H the prosperous farm- Florida, HUJ, said bonds to bear iners and fern growers of Volusia teresl at tlit* rate of li\ and one %rrt im**rn nhoulrl give thrir county advertise in the DeLand in,If ( , 1 per cent per ntuiu 111 t t»r mjifr**.** u* n..*ir plum** lumber if Daily News, rate lc per word, cash dated July 1st, 11*21, v 1st 1 1tJi-nife r**Kilh« A liout one 1with order. Ifr » u1 of i» IhoiiFufii! Dim n | nnd to mature July 1st, H*o4, in in The " " " ....................... • ’ ........ ...... l^hoi *» nfn<S i Ih* oi h«*r* nn u* \ ) A L I T T L E m a n t a d Herald will bring you big rescini amuii.lly on iinuisi* hI i* w I'1h > «i ti u ii 1niie k r- «w your mlrlreHM suit*. Advertise those old articles January 1st ami July 1st of each |l ilUr4inlln*iiin«‘r SIU?*T b* you have stored away and have year, both prim ipal and .merest dr In prr««n of Tfcr H»nItr^nlit ttfflrr nr fi» I f*Im n y ^ n g ym.l i , « c v c r a r V' X " ‘arsl5 U ||U' r. T**lr iiNiiiif i|'nr **»l l » Rhone 148 and a r e pr esent at i ve •'sinle tif New 1 " I K , said ihiiius itrra «i r«* mil * icIDl. hurviiie will call to see you ____________ ing . f the denomination <>f One )«rtonuf Promt*!, PTfflrl^nt F LORII* A- o i d , A N I K )- Orlando Thousand t $ 1.iMMi.oo) Hollins each, tnornrg Sentinel; largi st classi and ti lie miml'eted from 1 1" M>, •Ini business rate lc a word. nun. (||, h mj,tl|,eis inclusive said bonds imum 24c casb with order will be validated by u deerce of U 'G C S fA CHRONICLE — Au- , Municipal Cemetery nnd to im- prove and develop the lands ao pHr,.|lnf,pd j,, ti,P aume adaptaide for the purpose aforesaid, said jM)n j s general obligations of City, authorized by Ordinance __ _ Rost. Sample copy sent on re S Rule Woolen, made to •most. iMJCc. guaranteed to til T A M l ' A , F L O R I D A T a m p a Dai l y Scutch Woolen Mills, lie Ti mes, the g r e a t home daily, 22nd Day o f Se p t e mb e r , A D. 11*24, p UrauHll{ p, Cha p t v r 1*81*7 L a w s o f sand clay 1 ' c o 1, *» ,. ,,, -to il. JiHvl in ht1>t 11■] 111 i y 1(1\ ii11on» * 1.11' ge t.riv a,, ni'" let a 7 tmm w a t , 1 w >0 ks, pl umb l t d (ivtoM , o ,!b"tise>. uuut g a* i g tint I t a v e a r old ■o a h g e ; n , Jo lltilt s.uir I any ot t Netn I , ,ul\ to bud i i o ' I ,*r dan v and poult t y r k'l a e f I ■nun .<m t h u d LI , ., tu e u|i I , ? in 1 a ke .1e s I ' l i t , . Ii. A ! 1 , a, g Wuod. F J,i I'l A M s I t <!{ -1■ , 1-la nil W o ke a, I,J I I ,i . M o n ■u, I *h..,,e ■ii, ■ u ,,*,,, g , i I „ ■ i, i S \ 1.1 * 1* 'll 1 ' « In, r. - lit I .01.0, IKK I l*hom Hnhif h, i*uni lit<»ii tiimI |Hi‘>|••lor* *»**•• in ■* r.r t In n grncjtJ fl'o.t *’" » I- **'itii» *' C n|m,i|.« iif *in *11r| m! * iitl'iv, tt r •'(g nlnir Jathii •• ' ........ . oita ' . hi .. U c T i i I{1 \t ll B U Y E R S or u.ll, r , ,,f F'loridii real estate adve-ti.e j,, the ft. Retersblirg '(one- <)*u' rent fVfit .1 wo-d daily, two cents n word Suo'ill vs _ "D O Y O U W A N 'T tY Y.Yv ”,.r sell 11, ntiyt lung " " I f -o Hilvecti e in " f l ame v die Sun " Al'Y KRTISIN*-. ■s - .Ita if ,t ' ,'in ',es put">it tal biiver « I'a I'dk.'l D.ulv N e w i- eir, trialed in oi I t d o s l n a l nod ago u tilt ut al see t ion ‘-’T —A U G U S T I N I 1 LA sT dobiis <’•.iiut v i - ('■ ai lii'il (hi oiigb till* St A u g ' o l i t e L v e l l i n g Record Unii ie-utts. T w o ri al * net wor d S a mp l e r o p y oil reiine-t. nl nr a. *Mi» i Htllnf a, •uili» i n 'l it** A It «iIh1i«*r * «i. •Iilbi I If I •I1H A Mil I II. ■ml » II f lif h >■, If • %i ••He l i r e A lliitibrr. JM* i 'jil* m II nrni. 1*****nMi* 111in Toni, •I I tirh - (•ot Ii N tlTIU K OF* S A L K OF f.AO.nnti 01) I T B L i r IMRROA K M K N T B O N D S O F T H E * I 14 OF S AN F O BD . F L O R ID A nl» i ii I link « r !•*'■• tart *■i *• \ ii r«*r r !#*•, r run in on mtil I, St.. ho IhimcmI utl n Mitt* i*f intoPc'^t All bills must be uccDinpanied 1 > hal f ft * erti l i ed , lie, k l a ..it I I a ,, ( 2 l>* * eni of tin amount of i to ,,,• . a 11 v am 1 all bund-. !,, be sold Jill' I 1g 111 *(i I A MOI N F S bitls i- reserved BID 1 <*R : 411* I‘1,,|,o«iiIs • t|, add I'i add > sod I, la »N DS M U S T i d : s I ATI " IN I ' d I AH S A N D * f:n ’I’S. r . u i o - l l,ak> , S l t « ha-, and * I 'l*Is Inn > In- >||bunt tI'd in 1lu al -L Mm shall, as the * it v t oiutni.11 *i 11VI as 1,* t ale of lilt* 1■ t mou ot Da i it v of Simloid, I lur bikini" nil to healr, alt*' 1Nat iv * 1ut Ida, and a. ivv.tToi,. I'.uiul Tills t•c hi* hit -ed oil 1 rate of INI* 1e 1 ties ut lilt I it v uf >aiit ■ rd. )■ lur h Ih;ill F IV,i' Ida. at Sal f"td, F l"l oia nn1*1 1*111 tiaP \\ 11N 1 S.S '.ini band a - t)>- * it v ♦ 1■1 cent n.i* I ■j■tit to 11JC* t any and all i umnits.-tuN ol tin i it v "t Sanfoi d 1 ho oia. and .i , v "ti i. B'.nd 1*1*1- 1 Ii -* 1 ved I I list ei*s ol 1hi ' it > " f Sanfoi I Ri"p".- ■ii- 'In ul,j h*’ addi* d 1 |ol ida, alol t)o -a al ■ ! -aid 1 Ity tu 1 oil. -1 ] .a ke, S <t < Ini.-* and .( Mil 1 -ball, ., Do ■ * ity 1 "111 on tin- J Jtti day of ■> pti label. \. «' III 1- -lull of the 1 Ity of Snnf "id. I* I '.<2 1 t l.a ola, and as • v •• Fo r r e s t l a k e . io lioiiti 11u-t 1»’ - of Die » Hy of Snnfor il, ( Seal ) S O ' II AS I.. I l " l ala. at Sanf o r d. F lorida, C. J. MARSH A L L . As the City * Oltimisslon of tile w I 1 NL. SS , ill liuial- a- the * it v i omini-siuii of the < ity ol Sim t itv ot Sanford, Florida, and a as (v olfu a. ex ull i. lu Itolld TlU-tees <>f the fold. Floiida, and Bond I I Ustces of the t Ity of Sun City iif Sanford, F’loiida (old, I 1>j ida, Jind t to ., ul * f aid Attest I. If RHII.IRS, City Clerk of the ' i1v of Sanford. • it), , tl tills tile 2Dh day of Sep WrMr* I^i*Yf*lnphH*Bt I **•pa r r- i , , F 1. T*'i’ I'i-n** !i*4.j n sVn h If *s m t nan vvTvPr- V f l l i ; IM1 V i ' I mi I -loiftr Tin- ( 5 » * , ' , ! per n e t . ft• 1 in. Notice is hereby given that up bri«-,i Florida. to mid until 2 u'cliK'k p m . on ttok»fin* nuKii Mrtllriitr I u. Ililr t l|g i«-||if. | i«, 2t*tb tiny of October, A. D 11*21, *,r< »*«i *Inn ii I |*i *i|«r I f I nrlr m. o l > \i.k o l Jin.inn* mi seated proposals will lie received N*MI* rrnii*ir 'I fit Irliit* I •». h««*. IVIKKI,. mninmu find |trt*- by F'orrest Lake, S. O. Chase and M l N H II* \I. « Fl.MLI I I,'4 r,l b o n d s oi 1 11 f: * 1 1 4 -*"*'«nil ■■tfiii lliiaiir, I^C. J. Marshall, ns Die t ity Com ■Diim**i 4 ait l i*. OF S A N F O R D , mission >f the *"il y of Sanford, l»»* rn It. tl T* | a Tr l . I n. •IIfatInIK I j |H'Mrll>»*r. ) I (HMD 4 I 'b ruin, for the [run base of Fifty 'l-rldH V .1rii, | lli.uda \.,t i . i- lo i , bv g i ven thut up Thousand ( $50,00(1.On ( Dollar »,-r r.Ml (,„n| V|IK.| ... k | m on 11" ‘"r K*»r corrrn I*ul,|u Improvement Bonds of tin to and untd 2 1'.'J I, *»ih,r r , „r ,,rrfrrr,.,i. City of Sanford, Floiulu, tlie pro- 2l*th day of tiitots-r. V I i v 41Vn*I hfiiltcl projHisaiD w 1H I* n.., n,:,it, itrlmoi,,, l-'ln. cecds In be derived from the sub * ’ Real Estate-’ I Houses For Sale FOR S A L E — Large, roomy bunga­ low. . Completely furnished with v ‘"o »o v ,.> .u.ouoou -v.vo Avenue nnd Third Street. „ nlv 12 only, 12 rtfee rife*? lots’ lotii on ' 'ThLril I ^ ‘ 'l oill' f fur," (tun'’ T h* " h<Ju"P FOR K E N T -Two unfurnished Street,' close in. %3,2b0.' O d M • ^aa limit f" r 11 h” OCt h ! rv " m '- f’" r> Myrtle Ave. Phone I itrtns. .Thrasher & Gnrnbr', 11Z Magm ha Ave between Twelfth Park Ave. Phone M 2 - W. nnu T l n r t m U h Sfreot.H. \i*ry nent | ------ ----------------- ---- --- — ---- 1 .------- 7~z—11 ‘ ‘ ' lorn tinn in So nfortl. Will uf*l! for ( I' R L N 1 Nirr rooniw. Will U F f lK 1*1 ' I burn'i.Ini1 ! Hotni * t o o o o o o 'r , 0 X 0" ' “ T | consider giving meals. K17 West j or investment. 75x100 lot, brand {fC T ,,' w ! ^ W * w l* " < ■ S' new flvcv-rpotn. house. 1 tbervughiy >rs, lights, Wouldn't finished. Good neighbors, Idle. See W. L. Rumple at F'irst ■t- xj ic KLiN’l — Rooms you be able to uze the money se- 0 » ‘ved streets, eight minutes drive, ^ National Bank nr call phone 1207 ami make appointment. cured by renting that vacant room ‘ now k °>iik to wuateT There are IIO.Mh— A fnapt for rent ill many imrsuns looking for places to 1 *-** lM'r C0flt interest «tn drrvasfStayj Help take care of th«m and ni,'nt' besides the JI.OOO.QO rise,Ip 1OI,,ber A. D. I.*.4. not only maku.money.but naiist i i . -.t " " 1' V" 11'11 f ‘,r next winter. \ F O R R E S T LAKF:, keeping people in Sanford. Rhone ‘ "'mire Sanford Development Co., (SeaO S. O. C H A SE . 20lh day of October, A. D„ 1H24, 148 and g i >e y o u r ml o v e r tho telhnne_i>28._________ C. J. M A R S H A L L . senlei proposals will be -received ephcihd. Ua« I'lie Herald for quick F'DR SAI.F! line lot 00x127, south front, on paved street, by Forrest Lake, S. O. < base and ' " nl,,’ ' ‘*i,*nn of thi st i-vic*. for light , 1 " v ll*('l Rhone 55:1, ‘ J. Marshall, as the City Com- 1! llf S ''"lf<’rd' F1" rill!l' (,» l1 Il!t 1 ' > ' « It,.:N T '' .. rr;..: i t . ...t r .i hmiMd i.i tt«e i< otto ..... . r of Filin U s Iinilret ei'ping - ex-officio Bond Trustees of the mission of the < ity of Sanford, Ave. mol did SI., I i ’horw* » Florida, the purrbase of One r i t >' ,,f Sanf" r'1- Florida. *’ 1 ‘for“ *1 ‘ .... 1 4 17 W. Hundred Thousand t JlUO.tHHMli)) Attest: L. R. F H IL U 'S , Dollar i'ulilir Improvement Bonds I •tV Clerk of the I ity of Sanford, LOS I’ Insurance tmlicy of Afro- *i ■ of tlie City of Sanford, F'loridii, the Florida. Antcricun Insurance Co. If found , . return t,, nffii-e, 111 Sanford Ave proceeds to lie derived from the Rewaid offered. C sab thereof to lie used for the pur N O T IC E OF S A L E OF $155,1)00.01) ___ *1 ,4a I 1 tjt I IF. N I l loom tu tit ism I |c o of opening, grading, curbing, R M I L I C I M RIIOYKM E N T apartment \ll conveniencea B ON DS OF T H E Cl I Y n,,,i '" M '^ ' i n g .ertnin and garage I K Laurel Ave. Greets nnd public thoroughfares OF* S A N I ORD. FOR R F N I F’rnttl bedroom. m I be Cjt y of Sail ford, Florida, said porch and kitebenctte 211 Las* F L O R ID A Second St. being geiierai obligations of Notice is hereby given that up i t tft "r' C n T I Wo well located, 8iu.| City, authorized by <Irdinuru e t and until 2 o'clock p. m. on tho unfurnished ap a r t me n t Appl y T A L L A H A S S E E . Flu.. ScpL 23. No s2 . duly adopted on the 11th 20th day of October, A. D 1i>24. fit*I Park A\ 1 Rhone 221 Governor Hardee has appointed du> of August, A. 11. 11*24, and sealed proposals will be received the following named delegates to' h\ till election field throughput tile by Forrest Lake. S. O, Chase and (.*'llrV) per cent represent F'loinln at the Ran* t v of Sanford, F’loitdn. on the ( .1 Marshal], as the City Com T(i,, right t leje.-t any and all American Conwncrvinl Cungrtraa tu.i'22nd day of September, A D IH24. mission of the City of Sanford, bid is teseived. ; is. held in Atlanta, Octolter 1-4?"'*. pin sunlit to < hnptei ps;*7. Lows F l of i da for the pureiut-e of tin. Proposal- sliollld b, addressed to F it. Malone, J. S. Rees, ot Fb ruin, 1(123, said bund- to W ar pi in* :pa! aid ml et ■ st payable at New Y<n I, ttt the N, VV 4 oi k, (III ootids t., ‘">- if the ilctionimai ton of tine II .,N11 i } I tail* lit* I I lull.,, - > ||. ||, if I 1 |.( 1 nn be toil ft uni I t.* l**o. I Ins l- site of boiais to be - Id aid h uul. d i n t t.. 1lie appiovnig opiiii.n I " •' * i ullil'i I - I In lu- I V ot 1 .ildwilt A lla vUUIIIll, to t-e vv ' l„ v dated bv .1 ,b I , . ,.| ! a. furnished by the * ity nf ~Sat i f ord, * ii, mt l , mil uf tlie Seventh da ■in tal * u , n:t . t ( he S lp l. ..I 111 ,1a- k Ptil 1 ity . of 4U Cars For Sale 11*24. and to mature July 1st, 11*34, interest payable semi annually on ‘January 1st and July 1st of each year, both principal and interest being payable at New York, ill tile Stale of New York, said bonds be­ ing of the denomination of One Thousand t $ 1.(mil nil 1 Dollars inch, alio lo lie numbered from I to 111, It Iciest ill the laic ot Five and 1 pi r , cut pi t an both numbers inclusive, said bonds or ■ half will be val i dated bv de< Jee uf Inin ami are lo he dated dnlv 1st, tile Circuit Court of the Seventh U 1l. at. to mat i n e .1a v •t •'-'■•I. mi f * 11 d, S, diidicinl Circuit iif the State of iti'ncst payable semi ahtioalL on .1,1 'latv l-t and .1111\ I -t of eio h F’Uii ida. Hi: S’l ATI ID JN ( TI I * I ill rl «’ » hlftf iifV ft B O N D S M U S I *1riH f liD1 I'H ,rt T•k f Ii * ' ,|f " l! i i n is I-Olf 1 ) ih » n 111 ►lifif m twn Do l l a r s a n d q i| ■ ' •* I** ' ' ’ k'*1 n»*r****» I aivtin* Bids IIIII v be subput led in I tie id 1 * I mI% 'tf'liti-rl «1«l'tFlt*T tnlMl.rN t e r n a t i v e ns to rate of int erest I 'll 11 4sr»•*1" H 1 ' MlFi* II fill or in If Matt II'" ruxil 3 mur« we-t of 1 ongwood. T4[0r half 011 high ridge land puree in flowing well dlr.- e, utoier cul t i vat i on wi t h a g wel l and lenity to -llbil the N I C E L Y furnished bed room. PrU v »t o home. e. J. II. Adams, cor?, Oak and 11th St.______________ - • 'j ■ FOR R E N T — Three furnished! Hardee Has .Appointed Florida Delegates To Commercial Congress ji.o;!. said bonds to bear interest at the rate of Five and one hall (M a 'r - l pel eenl per anm„„ „inl ate to lie dated July 1st, \|| p,,,p must hi a, * oinpat lied '•> I he lull faith and credit "f the 1 vv,, 1 2 . 1 1 11 v • T Sai ford, F Iota la, 1> it 1 . ,« 1 ( he. I. for cate I ' v e t>rr word. minimum. ' 1 1 , 1 1 " o f t i e amount uf Die ably pledged f.q t lie pnvment of ••harge IT-c ia^ii wi ' i i order W r i t e per cent tlie pi inelpal lllal Intel e>t el for complete 1a t*■ card aid bonds to lie sold. 1 >t:v 1 1 1 a r i : - .» n 1 \ T i n \ I' —r>AMOUNTS BID FOR S A ID l-'lle of bonds. id' lu.e shall and ptilltyom» Meter tdnnt iloolebin * tat, end did Rhone I IP on iiishcd bv i l l ala. Houses For Rent • q .- M ■■ » > ' -■ * * 2 , r ■ furnished i q jt RENTL-O rooht'lfcnftd.'’ V located. Inquire A. P. Cff close in. & Sonsv Magnolia A w A part incuts I*or Kent 0 . 1 , j j . Ivost and Found No. 81, duly adopted on the 11th tjwy (lf A ,IKUst. A. D. 11*24, ami by jm (.1(.t.,jOM j,,.),] throughout tho r jtv ((f Snnfor.l, Florida, on the gusta, Gn Augusta's grentest * *ri u*t * omt of the . tven -iv ii nil ten horse engine, Iidaasifieii medium, rale ra-h .0 'ie .liulu itil Circuit of the State of HIc per line, minimum Florida. iulil pump Stuvt wood sitw charge. iloolchiin folcmnh, Oak - j--------- -------- — — — ------------- The full faith anil credit of the •t i I'd i III ' r N? ‘ M**r"«nx item „ f Sanford. FI.....la. .> 1. re tiniM. rh»'U**an«ls of Maine S.V I I A -utnll I n n il i e - ?• I n I Ic p.t> no o' t'l<’ arc interested in Florida prop lire it I"2 S a n f o r d An * Itout tif saltl city flench them through the of the piincipnt ami nit fur citing. l e av i ng ( o wn Sentinel. Rale card on applica„f bond8 A I I- - < arrv safe in per linn. ..— 'I bis Is*siH" nf U■*Ij11s. 1 , be -old tt fit ion Sire 27 in. j. .’12 .41.M B EA CH C( OoU Y’N N TTYY— The* t (| thi ii|ij»r "V MIK 1 (pimon of 4S in oft*r nil Price STfi.IWi scene <>f stiipetidous development 1 '' t« fin Lawtoil Bl n-. l o . I'viedo. A R a v mo ml , t „ Ivut it i„ the R;1fm Beach ...... . F ARM for appointment stating qualifica­ tion* nnd experience. Smith Bros. Inc. > i .1 = I'Of Kent Miscellaneous For Sale Rooms For Rent •: f ■ r \' Help Wanted ----- •< n ■ Ida lie tall t al* h am! i i edit ••( Ill, •'ity ,.f Sun I'md F bo oia, i - ni, , ... ably [ 'I r iIp, , i I t the p i v Nil a I ■ r I hi, pl l i l . l pnl olid i l l l i l e - t id -aid 1-sin uj li< .till . Hu i t" t dr* to lu 11 ti rub ed S i x t y live IhutiMiiil I $ Jit,,(tiMi.no i D ollar I 'iil'li|m ' ' " a l l y ' n J a r mu y l-t and July l-t - Id 1 t elieh ye n, both pirn, ipal and ni 1 1■>v trig opi.i '' • e-t In 1 tig payabl e at New 4 . ok, Knvmi.ri.l 1.• 1 . "> tlie -l ute .0 New 4 .ok, an! 'lit Ill'll, d l-V D" * it v ,d Snnf. 1.1 "Is bei ng of th* den-.lineal 1 a I' J. I Id.I 1 t tine 111,MJor ml |f 1,1Mil |,( Ip | jr,,| -ul*,a , t t " f t bdv Ile 11 A \ * )' id In , » 1.. .,* 1 **11*[kit f 04 >i I t l;‘ l% *■'" h. and t " I * numl'i 1 ed fi ,,,u ■I cel 1III. d it,, 1 >.[ 1 \%t» 1 ,1 , • , » t*. It... both Minnhet- in. lu-*,, ' eel , ■ . t„ , m out ol Die I mO ,t > •ol bond- will I,, val i dated by a "1 1 t •' "t t )*•■ i n . rot 1 outt of tfie to be Sid'l A Mut I BID F"|{ S All) 'd b -lti,i». ml Ci 1 1 ut ,.| t he • " I | ,,,( |,|a. t-‘ la iND.s \l I :- 1 ID S I \ I’ K I I l \ I K. I L A B S \Nb lire lull taitl, and credit of the * I N I s. Unis ttiii) In' sal mi 11teil In the alter Hat i vi a- to rot e of m l e i e s t bonds ul, to bear, all* a nat i v e bids to l,e h a - i d nil a l a l i lestbiiu Fi v e <.1 1u ' ■ l per I ent o f llltere-t and otic ball The l i g ht ( o 11 j i i t tild- I- I e-e| veil any and all I '* opositl - should hi ildri -sell to 1‘of r1■■-t I .like, S ( » f base nnd < .1 Mftrnhall, its thi* ( ity Com nilt c mb e i , A 11 1024. Mull uf tile * it > of Sul,fold, M 01 F O R R E S T LA K E , Jti.i. ami fi- 1*v *off a a, JhiMfl I'l ll" l Seal i S O I II AM'!, 1.4 > of 111* < it k of s Itit f o| ii, i |i»i * J MARSHALL, nl, 1 lot 1,la. A - tin ( i i ) * ummisj.i.,o ,,f ti,. 1*1.1, tit >>41111••1 y\ 1 1Nl 8.- •»ur lull .1> it - I h< 1 us, i i Lv o( S m i f o i d , Fl ori da, and ui v ulfll t,< Bond I’ ruslei s ,'I tile , urmnissaui of Dii ' ity of Nali 1, id. F J<•1 ala and ns rx <•f! 010 < ity ol .Sanford, I I,.1 ida Bond '1 1u-tee s 11f the « it > «»f Sail \M. -t I. I( I ' l l l l l.ll'.s. ful.J, 1 bo ida, and the M‘iil of huh! « *l> « Ink 1 ity. 1,11 Du. tin 21th *ii*y of Sol* J" Id ) *1£I - I >0 rest I ak, . S. O t base and C. Buei, R. F. Mi uh e l l , S. G. Ciilllns, J Mar-bail, as the • ity ( ommis- J’eter Itosasin, M FI. Savage, llaw- s provcnient Bonds o f the * ’ 11v o f Salt ford F’lortdn, tho proceeds to Men of the i ity of Sanfoi,I, F’lor- aid •’mvthon. .1 II, Campbell, Ray ” 1 ala, and a- , i offa in Bund Trus- Neat. Harry Wells, W II. iwotuirtl,' I„, let I veil from the sale t h e r e o f to B i n . Harry Marks, W. H. te - of the i tv of Sanford F'lmidn, s I 1,< used I,, c n ln ig e . im prove and Aiilto’i, (( I*. Duffin, M. 44'. Monat .Saii'i i >1, I luriila lue. 4 I Watson, (’helps Wilson, ' c v trail the sevverngr -V stem o f the W I I’ M : S ..ill hand- as the Ci ty Itvta 1late,, f.ester 44'elis, T. G. * ,• * itv uf Sariful,1, F' lomla. -aid Commi ssi on ,.f the C i t y o f Sanford, Bi-hop. I \ Frnl ei gh. S. Har-1!i iiurnU being g e m Mil o b l i g a t o , u- of F l"Mdii. and a.»tfa t», Bund vuid, S II Rertcock. Jr , J. J. Dees, rai d * ,ty. a o t l a o l z e d •*) t*Ttllnm,ii I ill-tee- of Die t ity ,.f Sanford. Sumner Fiitch. R i* Sandlin, E. Build, M, A Ibn on. It 4’. CovingNo duly adopted ,,n t It,- |)tb Florida, and tile seal o f -at,! * ity, ion. W P llelotc. Dr J. N. Fo- * ,i iv *1 4ugiist \ D , 1024, and by Ho- it. nh day ,.f September I gart y, .1 II Tatum. J. N Whltner/^ att 1b , t ion la Id t III t mg bout t he 4 1* 1*21 |Al )y Davis. S Kendrick Goern*,r - u i * *t • "I Sanford Florid.., >m tin , -ey. John F i-ke. F rank Harris, I "ICRi s I L A K E , . j,;i da v ,.* >, |.i i-uibi i . A D Buy, e W illiam-. Dr C I.. Carter, L!-™ ml 1 ' " ' "A SP, , M Pro,.. \\ .1 Flitsworth. D r., - a 11*21, pin stimd to t hapter 'o-'.i, ' J MARSHALL, 1.1 A Gar ai d. Folds Brown, Albert I .ivvs F I . ,Mila, t ''3.1, laid ( ,.r|,ls 4- the it v CoinmisMim of tho 1 1ho* nion. ICo -eB Tarr, KdjWlA* j t beai mt ei est al the rate o f f i v e t itv ,,f1 Snot.0.1 ' l and . * as .... Wall,, 1 fui- A l aircluth,i oJ. n4V. ‘**'*"*,1. 1i lornlu. * «•» I|'k7t ill ill* 1iLa John I . -itli Riitglmg If ill,* llnir John I .itllv IT and ,*tii (inIf l 51 *f I poi 1 ,.,,1 j,, , , 1, . ._ '* Stephens, R. ' ""*•■•" Mimd Rond rrustees of the laek. Di D t. M, Swain. W. P. am urn and ui e ( „ be dated duly 1 tty ,.f Sartfotd, i ’lorida, 1 F'rnnklia, I ■! Ltheridge, F. CL 1 t 1*21, and tu ni utuic J ul y 1st. \tt. t | R RHII.IRS, 1 ' •*. **'*( i* t payabl e -emi an • it) 1 li t k of 1la- < ity of Sanford • it> of Smi f i ud, Fl ori da. 1- ht, vin ably pledged for 1lie payment of Die principal and intercut of -aid issue of InoiiI- MiMullen, I I Ivees, Jumes S, Itii kind-. <l.arle- II Ketchum, T. Y. I',liter B B latum. 1‘arker Ilend, t-.ii, .1 II 11ilmau. F l"t ida I I I RI \ p.s m ( ' | M T I K M S I OR W O R K I N G M E N I I * -tires! -rgn iif w orn- in . Inl'I be ’»•• -1 . ( wi nker s get out o f , dt eli |0 , . s , |,„ f i nterest in - a r t - when the livoi fai l s tu art. ,ll,(4 ■ Ft "f * uln, ■ ■.,1 mi,1,. Upp, They f 1-• I ]:•■., .uul, hnlf-sirif tin 1 ,, king at the no-,, and -o, I "blue" and dl-coor.igod mill think *ti t at in g in .|,.|.p When tI k tin V al*' getting lazy Neglect Of npfti'in it is ti me to these - vt upl oms mi ght result in a* ' ^ lsl,‘ ' t ea" * N ' l i m f u g e A - a h -p, It. t he r e f o r e the senaibhe’ ' " M" d i. u ,,ui tfre w o r m - 1 nurse Is to take H dose or t w o o f ll1' 1 bat- the I'tlh- oia .01 the m a d l l e i b i n e it is past the medicine' to biultli a g a i n W lute s * t eam liecded to pur i f y Die s yst em and 4 er lint 1,g 1* l.a- a l ei o l d " f l i f t ) real ore tin- vi m and ambi ti on o f l ' 1' 1. ' 1 *" 1 -fui use Rnee 35c. 1 healDl. Price fide. Sold hy l ti ion Pbannucy. I Pharmacy. Sold l)y Ullioq If RUSINKSS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD I III- Issue id bunds to i., - o il siilije, t I,* the approving opinion A Bay ini,ii,| (,, |,e f o r ­ * :,h * " ' ' Ol-heil by th, * Ity Sanfoi,I. ^ I o n , In. All bid- mn-st f«r jd’ i ••ni[*iinii .j hy a eert died , 1 'UM1 k ft if I vv44 I L1' , I |tri » l ilt of \tu- ■in»*14ii( •»f nit 1*..ru|^ (0 h** hoh | A M " 1 \ 1N 111I* F«*R S A I D ItoNi »S MI 1 hi S ’l 4 F E D I N D"1 1 \ ICS \ ‘ -1* 1 I NI s Bid,* mi* > hr Ml,.nulled 111 Ol, a! 1el llllt 1vi II•8 * * I at, id I Oil 1 <•< l.ulllls air ii * h•ear. alt*motive bids t, h* hatvtTl «ln a rule i*f interest thurt less I1 iv,. and one half Fred ii. Wilson ATTOKNKY-AT-I.AW fir - 1 N.Dinnal Hnnlv Hldg. Smifiirt). ------------- I'lnriila '.fi P R IN T IN G The Matthews Dress Dhtiiu* II7-I..1 Wel.ika Ilid if . Sanford, F'la. DU. K. M. WFIzSH GRADUATE V E T E R IN A R IA N itiHini 21)4 Conrad lluildinf Rhone**: Ofllev 20, llonur 21 d k i .a n d . FI.A. (■eor^e A. 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C l e a t Ui i i am n|bt> ic*erv«*d. •F. . » i # ) | *^’ 2 5 Mart.le uioi Qraiill* from ail viourrh a lt*-»t uf quality and r w ork inmodi ip, \Vr*(« fur latest dealana r, II. U 'H N K R i r. Sanfuid. Klorlda U. Hot MTS. I ' kuat MS � 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 25, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 25, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/20492242902c4a5024d3d5718d53d61a.pdf 511414d343e9d5a2349281b34aa299a5 PDF Text Text ta Jv , , >I jJ J .lti Saturday Hlgheit lowest t« Rainfall -----L„ left Gi __________________________ . ----------- -- ■■ :=x )LUME XV -r r ^ -X-U-’i-I . . ‘ S I . ■---- =_ . :---- ----:----7- 'T*r-J -r - l . ‘3» •, lavis Says Jf Elected Would Give People Government Honest From Top to Bottom -----------------------------i— •--------------- CHARLESTON, W. »Va, tpt. 28.— Amid th e’familiar irroundings o f hla early potlcal life, John W. Davis. emocraUc standard bearer, horaday told the people of s native state that it would ! his ambition if elected prea»nt to give the American ople a government “ honest >m top to bottom” In which In­ ring man, farmer and consumer feel they were being treated on equal basis. There will be "no Falls, no ugherty’s, no Guston B. Means, Forbes, no Jess Smiths or Man­ sions in the Democratic ndmlnrntion,” the nomihee promised as faced an assemblage on a vaennt where once had stood the state litol building in which he hnd red ns n member of the IcgislnWestern Outlook Good. The political outlook in the westn states, Mr. Davis declared he end "very promising” on his rcjit tour, and added that he had try expectation of triumphs in e November election. Oolng into e agricultural situation in that etion Mr. Davis said he had learnl while traveling about the mide west about 50 per cent of the inner* in 15 agricultural states ithcr have lost their farms by fore lojure, have surrendered them to Ift fc raditagB °r » rc staving on spry beewusa. o f Uw **U*hc# vi nu t6 whom they owe money. In addition to the two principal ircsses, unc at Charleston In the ernoon and another In Huntingi last night, Mr. Davis spoke mi the plutiorm of his car nt ht stops in agricultural nr coal iters, expressing his pleasure nt ning “back after long wanderr* to renew the acquaintance th the home people." and his th in party success. In his Charleston address. Mi. vis paid hi* respects to Rcpubin campaign management. tf “The strategy i» quite unique, said. “ It consists in the first ice of silence. We ure confronted s year for the first time in neriran politics with the theory it the way to win a battle before i people is to keep quiet about Itc When Silence Gets Thin. “Then when silence get* a little thin their predictions of dejse appear. And when that fails i have the ‘bogey man’ again, iw with respect to my Rcpublln friends whom I lovu and revere d whose candor, sincerity and nesty I concede without reserve, iso who manage their campaigns the most’ ingenious creators of litical scarecrows the world has rr known.” Declaring that the dnys of wnvc the "bloody shirt" and those ten the talk was of panic had ne, he continued: “The latest ‘bogey man’ is that mind every corner Is stationed 'red* or ‘bolshevik’ with a bomb his hand about to blow up the ostitutlon of the United States less General Dawes and bis asaotes are called forth to defend it.” Taking exception to statements it the campaign is between the publican party "that wants to ve the Constitution" and thoao drr Senator La Follctte “ who rk to destroy," the candidate Baid, f American people this fall will oov the road they would travel r four years. , _________ * itone Investigates Statement o f League t HE IS AGAINST Delivera Address Conunomorntini; First Continental Congress nt Phidndelphla; Lessons Come from Fnthcrs M R S.SW EETIN ’S Opposes Government Ownership Utilities fou)4 Tre^t All _ CONDITION S A ID “ We ShaH Do Well to Lehve On Equal Basis In Ownership Their TO BE CRITICAL People Property nnd Government" lo Palls, No Forbes, no Means, no Smiths If Democrats Win WITNESS DIES TESTIFYING IN AH TRIAL Held For Husband's Murder Tchetcherin Would Stand In With U. S. MOSCOW, Sept. 26^-rAll factsUnd Indieitn n tomnroniise *■ “be­ tween the intfrosts o f *Untted Stbtos ehd. the Russian Soviet government ia to bo desired and that It in. quite ■ within the reach, Foreign,Minister Tchet­ cherin o f Russia declared In a belated reply to the pronounce­ ment o f the American policy to­ ward Russia made by Secretary of State Hughes. ’ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS LapHets Into Scml-ConsclousPHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.— ness A fter Refitting to Eat President Coolidge, in an address Anything nnd Being Un­ here Thursdny night commemorat­ able to Sleep for 3 Days ing the meeting of, the first con­ F* m , m & iK i 'i . 'J r4 • V'*1 M ikStYV*.'.'V H , ft] > IV . fW'L.*.' go-* ’ • .V -■\ Cv- . ' * -3 vH 4} 4- 4 • ' ■. ♦-4 .I J*'' «[ ** . vh*\v ’■.’ iv•M ifLi ' • '-4 r iiv * . ! I . . . ' 35 3 tinental congress In Carpenter's * $ Hall, 150 year* ngo drew lessons Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, of Inn, III., Wlm has confessed, according to from the acts of his forefather* nnd authorities nt Mount Vernon, 111, that she poisoned her husband, \VIl­ declared that “ if we wish to main­ ford Sweetin, so she might marry Rev. Lawrence M. Right. The tain what they established, we shall minister charged with the murder of his wife, furnished her with the do well to leave the people in the poison, she says. • ownership of their property In control of their government, nnd under the protection of their courts." “ By u resolute determination to resist all these encroachments," the president said, "we can best show our reverence “ nd appreciation for the men and the work of the first I’ontcstnntH Anxiously Wail Hraxtnn Says Cost of Canal continental congress." Must Ho Commensurate For Announcement I.ine-up Draws Crowd's Applause. With Benefit.s to he Derived Closing 2nd Period Contest The president's denunciation of government ownership of rail­ "The plan that will he submitted The Herald's big salesmanship roads und other public , utilities drew applause from the crowd that rumpnign Will have another score- to the’ 1 lilted States Board of En­ filled the Academy of Music where hoard tomorrow nnd The Hernid, gineers nsking for the proposed lie spoke for 35 minutes. contestants and their friends are improvement of the St. Johns To Surrender Credentials. Mr. Coolidge spent two nnd a all very anxious to see the ou t­ River a- u waterway ami the canal NASHVILLE, 111, Sept. 20.— Rev. Lawrence M. Right, of Inn, half hours in Philadelphia, leaving come. Some huve it that there tiom the upper St. Johns to the hold here on a charge of having for Washington immediate!) after will he n new leader while others li diaii Rixcr must he t nmmciipoisoned his wife so that he could the conclusion of the exercises. The nre not so sure. All the contes­ Miratc with the lienefit ami the marry Mrs. Elsie Sweeten, the president, who was accompanied by profit that will he derived there­ death of whose husband he confess­ Mrs. Coolidga. received a cordial tants arc doing suc h fine work thnt from." declared .1 M. llrnxton to ed having instigated, Thursday greeting from the crowds that lin­ it is impossible for anyone to say the mon.'bcrs of the local Chamber night agreed to surrender his cre­ ed the streets from the station to ju:.t xvhict the standing wiM be. ot Commerce at its luncheon l o ­ dentials ns a minister of the Meth­ the academy, lie was escorted by •, As the second period penis It* an v . odist Episcopal Church. Promise reception committee which included close, interest increases ami nil Mi Braxton has been scniied by Mayor W. Freeland Kendrick. to give up the document wuh mndo workers are doing their best to the i ities of Palntka. Mcl.and. t h ­ During hia visit no reference wn* make this one the best of tile1 ca m ­ iamin and Sanford and the Cen­ to a committee of ministers, repre­ senting Southern Illinois confer- made to the controversy between paign. Friends of the different tral Florida Waterways Traffic cnco of the church in session at. the mayor and General Butler, the worker* are making the rounds League to compile statistics rela­ director of public safety, who, it is with as much enthusiasm, it seems, tive t o . the pi eseiitatioll to the Carbondulo. hia confinement in the .reported, .. D u r in g __ ______ , ___ . will be asked by. the may- as the contestant* themselves. ledernl Ivuird of engineers of the Moorf. Vernon inll-thr inlnU'av* to roaign as head of the police The campaign manager made cl request for a riee**er chnnnsl in declined to give op hts credential* department. call upon several of the contes­ the St. Johns from Rntatkii to when requested to do so by the Representatives of the thirteen tants yesterday and reports Hint Sanford and the ilt_'"ing o f the in Mount Carmel district of the con­ original states joined with the citi­ all workers are. togethei with thru land canal ference. zens of Philadelphia Thursday in friends more, enthused than at anv The llr-t thing considered in re­ The ministers. Rev. J. S. Cum­ celebrating the on* hundred and other time since the’ campaign gard to the proposed waterway mins, representing the prosecution fiftieth unniversary of the meeting started. was a letter from the- Jacksonville’ in the church investigation, and of the first continental congress Quite a number of the contes­ Chamber of < ominorce lo the local Rev. T. B. Sower, appointed ns und the two hundredth anniversary tants have made reports lit 1 he oigainzat ion stating that the counsel for the prisoner arrived of the founding of the Carpenter’s Hcruld office this week but there Itemicl o f (iovernois of that body here Thursday evening. Rev. High Company, in whose historic hall Inn still some who have secured a deeply appreciated the interest spoke freely of his dilemma and re the congress met. Thursday night large liuml*er o f - uleccr*——'on. who taken recently by the visiting dele peutrdly expressed regret to the Presidential Coolidge was the cen- have ruude no report at all It i* gallon to .lm ksnlivtllc ill the in visitors that he had committed 'h»-1*t tl| fi^uro in the commemoration being rumored anil has reached the t<;rc*t o f t h e subjec t und dee lull'd deed, lie then signed u statement. (lf „{ ir,0 yt.UM » K0. ear- of the manager that i i p o i t - that the meeting held there nrocis containing the details of hlh con tlit* principal addre*.* at pntn* for Saturday " ill exceed h\ tin ed a dec-pec interest in the propn-l fession. otn exercises held in the Aradeniy those of Saturday, two week* a g o . lion than the hoard ha- known he The communication also 'I here is po fault to lie found With fore. I of Music. anx of the contestant- and The call led an invitation t” the watei two Great Exeats. SALEM, 111.. Sept. 20.—Contin­ ued refusal -to partake of food, coupled with the atrenuoun events o f the last three days and the loss of sleep, Thursday night had cast Mrs. Elite Sweetin, held here on a charge of having poisoned her husband, Wilford Sweetin, into a state of semi-consciousness. Indi­ cations that the woman’s mind has become impaired since confession that she poisoned her husband nt the Instigation of the Rev. Law­ rence M. Hlght, who in turn pois­ oned his wife so that they could bo married, have become noticeable officials said. In addition to repentance felt for her net, as Mrs. Sweetin has rondily admitted, the worry over the future of her three children has been her chief concern. A glass of milk served Inst night constituted the only nourishment she has hud since she arrive,! here. WORKERS BUSY MUST H A N D L E TRYING TO GET W A T E R W A Y AS L E A D I N J t A C E BUSINESS DEAL Flrat Dn.v in Second Trial of Farmer Charged With Kill­ ing F ive Sees Sudden Death Chief Witness for State League May Submit D raft. All Nations GENEVA, Sept. 20.—Sub­ mission to members of the Lea­ gue and to nations outside of the League of Nations of m draft of the convention on tho control of international traffic in arms and ammunition and of inquiries as to whether they nre prepared to attend a confer­ ence of such subject In May, 1915, is provided in a resolu­ tion adopted by the disarma­ ment commission. • CONWEY, S. C„ Sept. 20.—The Democrats Denounce Ku Klux Klan Hy Name In Platform first dny’s proevcdlngs in the sec­ Adapted Syracuse “Conven­ ond trial of Edmund D. ilighnm, tion; Modify Volstead Act Florence county farmer who is charged with the murder of five SYRACUSE. Sept. 2rt.—The con­ members 'of his own family, xvss cluding session of tiie ntatc Dem­ brought to n sudden close today ocratic convention todny gnvc when a state's witness wns fatally promise of developing into n rati­ stricken while testifying. fication meeting due to the nbsenee Stricken While Testifying. of any opposition whatever to the George J. Steeles, 72 yonrs old, rrnontinntion of Governor Alfred president of the lhcnk of PnnipUco, E. Smith and his associate rlectivj wns describing scene* nt the Rig- officer*. ham home on the afternoon of Jan­ A vlgorou- cleminrintion of the uary 22, when the five members of Ku KIn:< Klan mill demand for the- family were killed, when his modification of the Volstead act head fell over to tine side, hi* eyes nre snlinnt feature* in the Demo­ closed ami hi* mouth showed n cratic state platform adopted by strained appearance. He was ns- the convention today. Thu Democratic rctnte convention, sister from the* witness chair al­ ready unconscious and tnkon into in n brief harmonious session Thur* the judge’s clonk room from where jdny, listene d to a keynote speech G r a m m a r School Will Open D o o r s M o n d a y Morning Novel System For Sale Real E s t a t e Is Used By Meister Sanford Kiwanis Club Wallops Team From Titusville 5 to 3 On Thursday LaFollette Decides To Try Other States - presiding officer's desk and th? Clearly the first hulf of the game table of the congress furnished the n u the property of the visitor*, only modern touch. they -having practically stolen one run In the second, and winning two T in the fifth while Sanford had Democratic Nominee tnore garnered only one in the third. For Governor Dies This made things look shaky for the champions, ut then the *cventh MORR1SVILLE, Vt., Sept. 2 6 .- inning had not been played. The Howard E. Shaw, Democratic seventh inning, which as history nomlpee for governor, died early teaches u», has seen the winning today of infantile Paralysis. Ho nnd loosing of more ball games than old man Carter hud oats. Ijad been 111 ainca Sunday. The acoro yesterday afternoon atood three and one for Titusville Bandits Derail Train, at the last of the seventh when relieving for MathoW*, ad­ Fifteen Are Rilled Lana, vanced tb the stick—the lock had' ODESSA, SepL 26.— Fifteen turned. Lane bit Safe, surprisingly person* were killed, fS Inortally-In­ but he did, and when Noble* over­ first ho lope* down to sec­ jured and 43 a*riou*ly hurt(today threw when the Moscow U) Odeya m - ond. Steele took the track for Ed at this.station and Shcrm l.l»yd preaa w ai derailed ^ b y bandits went In to bat whereupon to help about 80 OmUes from Mokow. - 1 . . .. . * . fi ••*. ' ' Admiral Plunkel Opposed to Popi Theater Hit Name “What Price Gloi DEMOCRATS ARE STRONG AGAINST Crusade I s ' Wns Seventy-Two Years Old New York Shot nnd the President of Hank; K.K.K. NEW YORK Court Adjourned for Day Dies Telling: About Scene of Killing: it wn* reported a fexv minute* lut hy Francis K. t'ullen, of Oswego, adopted resolution* and adjourned er that he was dead. until 11 o'clock Friday when Gov­ At the suggestion o f Phillip Arernor Al Smith will he renominated rowsmith, assisting Solicitor L. M hv acelnniiit ion. (insque in the prosecution, Judge Mr. Cullen in hi* address attack­ Hnyno F. Rice adjourned court ed the Republican administration until tomorrow morning. Mr. Ar- at Washington nnd accused Presi­ rowsmlth wn* examining the* wit­ dent Coolidge with having placed ness when the latter was stricken. the welfare of In* party above thnt of the nation nnd highly commendWns Second Witness. Mr. Steele xxns the second wit «*d the adnnnistnctioli of Governor lie** called by the slnte, following Smith M l a r k s Klnh. Hr. W. II Poston, of Painplico. on lie nuiiched a vigorous st'.xck the stand Hr Poston hnd been under examination from 11:30 |upon the- Ko Klux Klan which o'clock Thursday morning until 5 brought the delegates nnd *|MH‘tHo ’clock Thursday afternoon telling tor* to tlp’ ir feet with resounding nf hi* service* at the Higham home cheers. Praise of John W. Davis, in connection with the tragedy, un­ Democratic piwsidcntial nominee, dergoing a severe questioning from wu> the signal for a three minute both state and defense attorneys on demonstration. Wlicti he said the platform of the his view us an expert of the possi­ state Democratic party wns *‘ Albility Hint Smiley Higham hud c om ­ fieci E. Smith," tho delegates rose mitted suicide. as fen* with n whoop. A military Edmund D. Highnm, r a m ified hand played "The Sidewalks of New nnd sentenced to dciith once for York." The demonstration ended tile- murdei of In* brother pleaded with cheers for “ Al Smith, tho not guilty when arraigned for the greatest goxernor New York ever second time on the same charge. had " The governor let it he known that The other members o f the fnmily for whose murder he xvns iu-i he would appear in person ami nil* dieted were hi* mother. Mrs M M. dress tile convention. The resolutions committee wns Higham, hi* Motor, Mrs Murjoric 1 Itlnek, and two small adopted chil­ hind at work Thursday night whip­ I dren o f the latter, John and Leo ping the pisiform into final shape. 1 lie document probably will not on Met “rnrken Apparently in tho be*t of health, reach until curly Friday. 1 Mr Steele mounted th* witness chair with a firm *tep nnd ans­ wered question* put to Inin in a clear, vigorous manner lie said yyay - c4"limn ommitlces to meet yvitli the* Duiing the day, Carponter's Hall, ileinhl believes that there are no wav* Edmund Higham asked him to iiswin. the center of ceremonies in hcttci workers to he found than .lui k-mil Mil. trade body again on *i*t in searching for the remuming y I till those whose names will appear III t N. ur al' 1lioiiur nf the two inemornble events A iv t n|mildly of this city ec- members of the family after Mrs. I in American history. Resplendent the list tomorrow The campaign manager wishes plied t4> 111le invitation und said Higham and one of the boy* had in dress uniforms of bygone days, The Sanford grammar nnd pri­ historic military commands of some to advise contestants to get a h-t that It will he accepted and that been found dead, lull that lie de­ mary schools will open ut P o'clock clined because he thought it wns I ’ting will be held as rcmet It II ot 1It* 1 of all the boys and gu ls who are “ A most unique und feasible plu'i of tin* original thirteen colonies away at school and lo see their qqcst Vi\ hy 1thc Jac ksonville oigan- dangerous. Monday morning. Kept. 2fi, said Supl. Lawton in ii statement to for the sale of Florida real estate marched past the structure in a parents nnd have The Herald sent IZIlt lull. Relations Wx-re Good — has been worked out by Herman parade down Chestnut street. Asked about the relations be The Herald today. Every pupil is •iiiic-lly further stated thut Mi . i mini to them. Also to find oyt any citi­ Nestled in between skyscraper' zens who nre away for certain pc a party nf 11 Sanford mid Orlando tween the two brothers Mr. Steele urged to attend on the first day G. Meister, President of the AllFlorida Realty Company with head­ at the head of its own narrow al rinds or seasons of the year. There invn accompanied United States , replied, "except for what Smiley * of school in order to be porperly quarters in Jacksonville, Florida, ley, the dainty bit of revolutionary is nothin" like reading the home Senator Duncan U Fletcher up ; told me they were good ko far ns I enrolled and to obtain !»»>k lists. All children between the ages of who was in town recently spreading nrchiteclum later was the scene of town paper when you are nwav the St. Johns River Wednesday to |knew.” lie had not been called upon seven and 1li inclusive, stated Mr. the gospel of hia company,” declar­ a re-enactment of the session in from home ami the campaign man­ Rears HlulT. the point when- it is ( ,.Xplnip what Smiley bail tide! Lawton, nre required under the ed Sccretnry R. W. Pcurmun. Jr, which Patrick Henry railed upon ager feels thut it will lie an easy proposed to start the cunnl to the him, when he was stricken. of the Chamber of Commerce today. the delegates to lay aside the ills matter for the- contestants to get Indian River. This, it is said. Testimony o f Dr. Poston con- compulsory school law to attend "He organized the All-Florida tilictions of their several colonies subscriptions for citizens of Sem­ make* necessary the dredging of j |inrl „ f ihc du> lie school. Those children, he said, having legal excuse for not u n en d ­ Realty Company to handle the sale nnd become known a* "Americans." inole county who urv away for a the river at Sanford to that point. ' described the wound* of which Rig President Coolidge, represented time. of all kinds of reul estate through­ When the route wn* pointed out 1 ham's mother, sister and the hit ing must file affidavits for such with the county superintendent out Florida, und the co-operation bv 1'oiled States Senator John Vote* will lie reunited to morrow to the. senator he was known to prior to the opening of school. o f realtors belonging to the Na­ Wharton Pepper, formally wa- at 12 o'clock so all those who have hnxe said that "it is u most logical tor's adopted children died Questioned hy Judge Mendel I. Teacher* of the grammar school, tional Realtors Association is one mudo an honorary member of the licit made a report up to Miat time ruote." The river trip carried Mr. Smith, of Camden, of defense coun­ Mr. I .a w too said. UK’ requested to quaint organization. George Kess­ of tho Important factors in the will not get credit for thru xcites Fletcher up the river through laike ler, president of the Carpenter's in tomorrow's scorctMinrd success of his company." . I he H a r n e y and into Puzzle Like for sel, it was indicated that the de­ meet the principal, I’ raf I). ('. fense would endeuvor to establish Cripv, at hi* off ice to the grammar Realtors located all over the Uni- Company in presenting the certifi He rald will he open late tomorrow the first time, it was learned. the theory that Smiley Higham school building at 10 o'clock Khtted States and Canada (about 25,- cute of membership, emphasized night so <t)l can get credit for sub­ M alrrw a)* Great Saving ..... in . number) t i advertise __ a1_ Florida i« 000 in that it wan the first ttmr an out scriptions secured after the list In his address in regard to the killed tile other members o f bis urdny morning family ami then committed suicide He further stated ttint the priContinued on page H. their local papers, it is said. Any sidrr hud bt-rn admitted to tho "•>cs to press. Members of state und defense oiury school teachers are requested inquiry they receive is forwarded roster of tho company. counsel both expressed the opinion to meet tin- supervising principal, t'l inoHt Attention lo Detail to the Jacksonville office to be fol­ thnt tiie ease would not be finished Mrs. Stella R. Arrington, at her Thu setting of the congress was lowed up. If the local realtor cunthis week. I Ira wing of the jury office in the East Side Primary sell the prospect from the in­ portrayed with utmost attention to | consumed only an hour and a hulf. School nt »;3fi Saturday morning formation sent hint, he may do so; detail, those taking the parts of Aliy child, it was pointed out, It wns composed of ten farmers, but if the prospect first wishes to the delegates sitting in revolution­ who will become six years o f age one merchant and a bookkeeper. inspect the property in question, ary costumo by the mellow 'iflo before Jan. I, l'J25, should enroll the All-Florida Realty Company is of tallow randlci, and the Interior I things along he took u hot one on Hy Scholle Maine*. on Monday ns no clasnes will he es­ notified of hia departure and if ho of the building provided the .irigintiie knee cap which entitled him to Met'nil, the superb t wirier for tablished during the vear. Chil­ desires, they meet him at the train nl setting. As the prayer of the the local aggregation, holding the fust base. IleHout was safe on u dren who will become si* years old "rector of Christ ehurch” of a cen­ at Jacksonville to accompany him visiting hunch to five scattered choice that took Steele down ut 3rd. nfter Jan. 1 will not he admitted tury and a half before was repeat­ hingles, and Sanford'* ability to Byrd running fur Lloyd safe ut I to view the property In question. Thoroughly reliable information, ed. one of the Pennsylvania “ dcle- hit and run when hit* and runn second. Ovcrlin then slammed vut I Washington, Sept. 20.— SenuUir this year, hut must wait until the fall of 1026 before entering school. it is pointed out, is broadcast about gatea” , wearing his hat a* became were needed *pelled the defeat of a two Barker scoring Byrd for \ independent presidenAll o f the patrons and friends of the wonders and opportunities of a good Quaker, rose while the oth­ Tituaville Kiwuniun* on the local Lloyd, placing BeBout on third, j tin| CMntnamui, has decided defttho Sanford schools are invited to Florida and listings which have ers knelt. Radio microphones on the lot yestarduy afternoon. Merrixvether singles to left scoring uitely to make thu swiri*' across attend the opening exercises at (L‘» U PHI I.A DELPHI A, Sept. 20.— V statement, of the Law En­ been chocked up for accuracy are actment .League made In tele- sent to the realtors from time to tsph to President Coolldge that . , 1 possessed signed evidence time. All kind* of property are listed— argine political corruption all (Continued on page 8) >*n the line In Pennsylvania by *dera| office holders and that It 1the worst spot in the union,” is Berlin Crowds Cheer •for investigated by Attorney nrral Stone by the direction of Giant Zeppelin ZR-3 tsident Coolldge, according to in­ BERLIN, Sept- 26.— Not aince formation here. -** the mobilisation days of 1914 have the atreeta of Berlin been the Bo You Want to scene o f such enthusiastic out­ break as greeted tho ZR-3 today Sublet Your when the giant Zeppelin act off Apartment? against an early morning aky of gray majestlcatly floated into view want ad in The Herald will, over the capital. For houra the crowds had been gathering to view nd a desirable tenant for you.* the comiofr o f the great airship kone 148 fur-service. . built for flic United Btatci nary, B ■** ' ' .• ■. ' < A , J -■-t 4S - f #- • ^ i .vi- f e . 1s x-i »’ Insists Show Viola! Defense Act by tailing: Enlistment NEW YORK, S ept. area, ami Admiral Charles F. Plunkett, commandant ot the Brroklyn navy yard, were declared .' to have demanded that Immediate steps be taken agninit pradacerk', • of the play. According to members of tho federal attonioy’n ntnff, tha ‘gen- ; era! and the admiral complatnod that the drama, with Its profanitybesprinkled portrayal of life with tho marines abroad durinc ................................................. 8 ‘ ho world wnr "curtail* enlhtm ami in that wny violate* the na­ tional defense act." This wan the lateat develop in Mayor Hylan'a more to h u ll-; tuto police censorship o f all* York theaters, aimed at eliraii lug “ nudity, obscenity and lnd yency” from the local state. O K was indicated that the demands of P Admiral Plunkett and Generral Bul­ lard solved the mystery aurrounding the motive (or the v* Hylan move, * _______ “ Pcterkln" Describee Plaji . . PlajrQ The day also brought forth u publication of n report signed by i naval Intelligence inspector und Qic nom do plume “ Potcrkln," i purport Iug to ho n rehearsal of jcctionahlo features seen and h* by "Pcterkln," who with Cfel« , of justice operatives, attended ence service and the department • ames Justice of the army Intell't"What Price Glory” unexpUrgftt«d, The "Peterkin" report saya in part: "The play has a caste of 26 P*°«. ^ pie, nil of whom are niulert with the* exception of one woman, Chairrnaiiie de la Cognac. One shows three marines in full uni- ' ' form The opening word* arc: "This is some hell of a war,” In which they all agree. All through the show profanity was very Cv in evidence. Chuirmaine •efit'it into the first scene where the Cap­ tain in full uniform makes lov« f* her in the presence of hia mb nates and u|*m his leaving' scene his top sergeant makes lovr to her." Captain Gloriously Drank. "Peterkin" refers to tho Captain becoming "gloriously intoxicatfl” on lease; of Ida being arrested for carrying a swagger stick "by acFie of Persnings' men—Sunday school buys.” Thnt Major General Bullard and Ailnt11al Plunkett h*d nlacad the matt’ r i n the hand* of federal f i U thorities was revealed by J, M. Wolff, assistant United Statea trtet attotney. whose chlsf, Will Whatever notion is taken, tali can stale convention In Roches: . inm Hayward, was at the RepubllWolff. will await the return of Hayward to thin city. "This matter came to us on" ~ complaint by General Bullard ar Admiral Plunkett last week with demand that we take ImmOdlata | action," he said. "Howkver, wfe de­ cided not to be taken over by mob property without making an Invosviolence or to destroy any on«’a| ligation. tlco agents to see the plar. T “ So we sent department of . did see it, and brought back i oerpta which, if judged by ‘ selves, condemned the play. “ If we proceed agalqst Price Glory," x*e will do ao section 125 'of the natlooal act, which in substance, pro any one wearing the utufor the army, navy or marine b enlisted man or an officer In service, '* * "There ' Is, however, an "There is, however, en which permits the uniform worn upon the stage pro is nothing done in connect! its use which might tend discredit upon those branch tho service." f g •. >,:ls 26— Federal action nga!n§%Broadway success. 1’rirc Glory,” ns a violation tho national dcfcnRe act ialked of hy the United States district attorney’s office, Thursday night. / Gon. Hold. L. Bullard, commandcr of second nrmy corps, BeBout. Overlin on third. Merry the continent, carrying his fight the Grammar School auditorium steals, und then some one threw the for votes into at least u score of at 9 o'clock Monday morning, Mr. ball away letting Ovcrlin and Mur­ states before the close of the cam­ Iqiwton said. ry tally. McCall is caught out, paign. . . ... . ami Hutchinson pops. Result four Beverly Harris' Wife perfectly good runs placing 8nnford two runs to the good, and here Funeral For General tfiey staid. Sawyer is Held Today Innocent of Foregry McCall and Ovcrlin ware the NEW YORK. Sept. 26.—A third mainstay* of the event for the lo­ MARION. Ohm. Sept. 20.—Bri­ cal* and were duly assisted ty ev­ gadier General Charles E. Sawyer, degree forgery charge against Mr*. Eleanor Leo Harris, former wife Germans Are ery one on their side. srnonal physician to the late of Beverly D. Harrjs, one time vice Titutvilte used two pitchers and France’s Import resident Harding, will he buried several charge* in the lineup with u In the Marion cemetery today after president of the National City Bank, was dismissed today by tho pinch hittsTor two that did not hit, brief exercises. PARIS, Sept, tt.—The grand jury. Clearly the star for Titusville charge d’sffair* here was Minor Jones, the manager. This day to the French gov BEAUHAM FUNERAL MARKET chap knew h<fw to hit, but abovo many’s official protsst a« all knew fiow to stckl bases. Out French decree Imposing r Funeral C h ic.goL_Sept W ^ V h e a t . Do-1 ORLANDO Sept. 28 o f four time*, up he nets two hits, Import duty ~ . r lTii to 1S0U- Mav 141% laervlces for Braxton Beacham, import duty on on all •**_1 one a double, walks and pops, ,-nd 8 m Oo™, December,y 1031 to wartime admlntatretor for Flonds,| (ly a ^ j| U n t > v n stealafour steals four bases. Nine like him for g> 142Com, December. 1U3 to ---- - ■- . . w wiU c . c.. Titusville would take the flag away J08V Oaty, December. 6IV» U j l f t o , known Continued, on page 8. &1V i 1at his home here tonwrow. _ -ta n * hMJ '*75 �h erald ===== T '.-'T -------- . • • ■ 1 Wc Need Plenty, of Wide-Awake Salespeople ' r You Will Realize thnt there Can Be tliat for brilliance of values and reliability of offerings puis I f ih a class by itself. “ Union Made," not “ Sweat Shop Made,' merchandise'at prices that speak louder than printer’s ink will appeal to your unbiased sense o f true'economy. T*10 mai whp hesitatds In the fact o f hitch clear cut fncts mny not be bat, but he’ll surely lost a lot of money. Ai These Sacrifice Prices ' . •• i . ' . ■■■ ' • On Assured Regardless Quick, Courteous M C row d s ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<•'fr++++«-*++++'M-<»+4->+++++->-K«-+<->+^+<-« ++++++ + ++++++ + <.+> + + + + f+.5-+l-+-*,+> + + + + -{-.>+ ++++4-}' •>+ + + + + + * + + + + • !• + + ♦ + < • + +++‘H -« - M - + ♦ **+<•+++♦+*+*+*+♦♦♦+**♦♦♦♦♦'♦* SHOES KAYNEE’S ANI) HOY BLUE BLOUSES . • FOR REAL BOYS n extra large assortment to ild to $2.50 and $3.00, now Men’s Dress Shirts choose from. Formerly H rllor Vu luc New Made of high-grade Percales, Madras and Pongee, collars attached, in beatuiful patterns that will look the same after they have been through the tub a num­ ber of times. They are absolutely fast colors and guaranteed by the mniftfacturers. The price* are a very little more than the material alone would cost you. E. & \V. Corded Muddus, full cut, all sizes, a to choose from. Regular value $2 00 and $' ♦ ♦+<■♦ + ♦++++ + + + + ■!•++•>+ ❖ +++++++++.H.++♦+<• + •(•«•■!•+ + + + *+ + ♦ + ♦ + + *+ + + + + • ; •£■* * ■:• *t <■+♦ ♦ ♦+♦ ->*♦ ♦♦ AS Y O U R TRU K FRIK N D X HARRIS POLK MADI * + <• FOR MEN AND BOVS * A cap is usually serviceable and yet possesses a touch of luxury; men like to own them for their com­ <■ fort and practical use. | The one-piece top being favored by good dressers. it + A wide variety of patterns and coloring.1). f COME EXPECTIN'!! HARC A IN Even the manufnetmays and jobbers will lie amazed at the concessions made to the people while we are faced with a steadily advancing market. The respouse will be tremendous when the sale starts on SKPtember 2P*lh—and it is no wonder—as Thrasher & Woodruff's guarantee, ns always, goes with every sale. This sale will again prove Thrasher & Woodruff's su­ premacy in Value (living and Liberalitv— it will makh thousands of new friends and customers. Blue Chatnbray, double-slit< l.e I sizes. All you want, each AS NEVER BEFORE + + + <•+ + + •{•+ + + + + + ++❖ + '!•<•♦+ <•<■++ + + + •!■+ + + •»•+ + ++++++++ GENUINE B. V. D.’S $ $ .'U U M t t o rilR A K H K R & W O O D R U F F AN D TW O The trade mark is all the recommendation th. garments need. Shirts and Drawers, euch How Would You l.ike to Hus Union Suits oid\ . each -s-j-■>+ -rO N E NOW + <•+ ♦•>+++«■ + + H<+ + -V*>^-S‘<S>+*+ ^'K"H- + + + > ++'*.- > + <•+ ♦++* + L a te st N o v e l t y , Just R e r e i v e d <•+++<-•>■+■>•>+•>❖ <••><••:•++•> ES ■>+<•+■!•++++<■ + W O M K N M U ST UOML R U N N I N G F O R TIIK K F Velours, smoot h or season's most popular fall line. \ A LI $ 24.50 ♦+++++++++++•>+++■)•++<•+♦♦ HARRIS POLK DESICNERS S t.'..tin of ihe linest grade, made to sell at from to St 2 ST U M <;ol\<; (U T AT OF THE REITER KIND AT POIM LAR PRICES Every garment hand (adored throughout, perle. i fit guaranteed and at puces that \\ill be a revelation to you. A combination nt patterns at a price that (JUARANTKKS SATISFACTION TO EVERY CUS­ + A bargain started that will jam our store to ca­ TOMER. We cannot impress loo strongly upon you the merits of this product. We have in the past deliv­ lf naedy, Made of patent and kidskins in the newest ered satisfaction to every customer, which has been fashions and .showing the most favored medium and reciprocated in confidence and in increased patronage. low heels; also some with flat heels for the growing Men’s Leather Belts. .Sterling top buckle, Black and Blown, each + + + + - M - • n - + + + * + - f r «•++<•+++•> ! + miss, 'i on can puv Iff. and if 10 for them later, or bus­ t tie in and get them lu re and now. T WEARERS OF WORK < I.OTHINt LEARNED THAT IN 4* *5*♦ *f *•* + •¥ *C- 4* + 4* *f ■{* •{••}• + + •*< ^ + + , Men’s Silk Ties, in medium widths ular shades. Values to $1.50, now ♦ + 4* <• + ■»• ■< (Union Made) .. * + ♦++♦ ♦ + ♦+♦++++ + ++4 ♦♦ ■>*♦♦<•♦ + * + * ♦ ♦♦ <•+** ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ H e a d lig h t O veralls, $2.50, now They obtain better value foi their nioiiex that’s why we feature this famous line ol (Keialls A com­ plete slock of Boys’. Youth's and Men’- ol this brand Scnnnole brund Overalls, express stripe, $2 00, now R K D ( ROSS SHOUS % ■•■!••}■+ <•++ ■)•v> + + + + + + -H-H.+* + + + + % *-+ +++++ + >+4. + <.4. + <'<’'* HOT BARGAINS FOR COLD ( ASH (>rab them while they last. Be on lime comer gels paid for coming The early llappgrade Overalls, $2 00. now X t C* C* “\ »v V + Q A Men’s Riding Breeches, $3.00, $2 00, no\V V i, ^ 4 ;O A V A tO U HEADQUARTERS FOR BQy SCOUT OUTFITTERS Next Door to First H A ~ • i i~ _ rrr^w — ‘X\Aii jm ii �S ; it.VT^UVwtTT -. " " !r «<*-v . v v * * ® ■ "i#" ' '% ' ^ ^ ' v ‘ i‘ *J aswevftmiiearM hsaift* Tf\ - ■ m . : ; . llfT Y fT • - n fv*s\ ; 1 W3 i y y1*$$* '(us all lots and lands adjoin'ng «nd of 9 feet t o j ^ / i ,i\U r*.ft, Mi2] lota and • (Seal) contiguous or hounding and 1 ing upon such itpprovcjnent, nnd tiguousrot bmmdinjt f„ , . S S .*• M . w E S and Lake View Avontfo to A lt.* !, o f the improvement contemplated lands adjoining and contigurus. or |a width- of 2(1 feet shall bo doncs in L. It. PHILIPS, against all lots and lands adjoining bounding and abutting upon •said |compliance with the completed City Clerk. and contiguous or bounding and Improvement; that Three Thousand plans, specifications, profiles and upon the completion of said assessSev^ 1Iondrcd and Ono Hundred and Thirty (£1,180.00) {estimates therefor, now on file in abutting upon such improvement, Dollars Is the total estimated cost the office of tho City Manager of ment roll to cause a copy thereof tp Twenty-Eight ($1,728.00) Dollars and upon the completion of said as­ of said contemplated improvement the City of Sanford, Florida, which bo published two times consecu­ is the total estimated cost of said sessment roll to cause a copy thare-i In the widening o f said portion of said plans, specifications, profiles tively, once each’ week* in a news­ contemplated Improvement In the o f to bo pbulished two times, con­ Third Street to be specially as­ and estimates havo been hereto­ paper published in Sanford, Flor- widening of said portion of Sixth secutively, once each week. In a sessed against all Iota nnda'inds ad­ fore approved by tho City Commis­ Ida, attaching to said special ns;)e specially assessed newspaper published in Sanford, joining and contiguous or bound- sion and constitute the plans and A Resolution Providing for the sessment roll so published a no- j a|pnin8t aj| jot* „nd lands ndjolnFlorida, attaching to said special Paving, Re-I’n (n g , Hurd Sur­ Ing and abutting upon said lm- ' specifications for r.ald widening, tico directed to all property own-||njf and ^ntiguous or bounding assessment roll so published #. no­ facing and Re-Hard Surfacing provement; the sum of $2.7887 Is ! Improving and paving of Union ers interested In said special as-|an<, abutt|„K upon Mid improvctice directed to all property own­ of Slsth 8treet from Palmetto the estimated cost per front foot j Avcnuo between Pump Branch and sesaments, stating in nceonUnce [ment{ the gnn) of |3 0923 |8 , he e8. ers interested in said special as­ Avenue to Cypreno Ancnue, n j,,:|Lake View Avenue to a width of ■with the provisions of the Charter tlmatC(I c0*t pi.r front foot for said sessments, stating in accordance toX said; Improvement. Width of 24 Feet. .... „ . |of the City of Sanford, Floridn, n improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,; 20 feet, Vmf (bis Comm!isi6rt‘ Mf#i* with the provisions o f the Charter Whereas, the City Commission |definjtc ^ anJ ^ *wher0 com. That it Is the, determination of this by dOcIanesj tho necessity fpr Jbo BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, of tho City of Sanford, Floridn, a Commission that all lets and lands Vwidening >and -paving of* said •• jiot JL - of the City of Sanford, Florida, j plaints will be heard and when said That it is the determination of this definite time and place where com­ deems it advisable to im prolj( ' i, special assessment roll will be fin­ Commission t,hi)t all lots and lands ndjolning and contiguous or bound- tlon of Union Avenue as aforesaid, i , plaints will bo heard and when said ally confirmed by the City Commis- adjoining and ing nnd ahutting upen Third Street ns a necessary public improvement, j * ’ . . . ' .P" contiguous '.-'.or! special assessment roll will ho fin­ l>etwcen Mill Creek and Peckn , RR IT FURTHER RESOLVED,' d P h h a"pha,t ° n slon sitting ns nn Equaliz ng boundjnjr and abutting upon Sixth ally confirmed by the City Commis­ n 0 inch rock base the following benefitted by the Thnl a totnl expenditure not' ex*- j* '." i V, r ii« r tn* * Roard. Street between Magnolia Avenue sion sitting ns an Rnnallcinn, ^ VrnDe nn Equalizing improvement provided for by this I reeding Two Thousand Seven ' 1 1 th C y o f ‘S nnf n1, n r* BE IT F U R TH ER RESOLVED, and Palmetto Avenue will bo ben Doard. i Ida, to-wlt: ‘ resolution, resolution, and and that that the Ih# special nsnn. 1I1 __ I_, and _ , cm. nrn«n. Hundred Fifty /' (42,750.00) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, FIRST STREET, from P .lm .tto \idrd I S for h> this rcrolu inn to, Tbo : vidc<1 for * ;iy “ “ thiB ro8„ i utlon, nnd sessments to be made and’ entered ; Dollars is hereby authorize I to That tho special assessments pro­ Avenue to Cypress Avenue. agninat nil lots nnd Inndi adjoining cover, tho cost o f widening the made nnd entered against (he thnt the 8F0C;nl Rt3cnamcn‘ a to be vided for by this resolution to be All r f said improving, grading, nnd contiguous cr bounding snd pavement on Union A ven u e* \ioproperty bounding nnd abutting nn<J cntcrcd al, ,0t8 mado and entered against the prop­ construction, reconstruction, paving nbutting upon such contemplated tween Pump Rrsnch and I-nke View upon snid improvement shnll b e i j lands ndJolnlnK and e n t i g y . erty bounding and abutting upon improvement shnll bo made .upon a nnd re paying to he done in comth"’ option of thc'propotis or bounding nnd abutting upon said improvement shall be payable foot frontage basis; that is to sayk \venue to n width o f 2G feet, pliance with plnns, specifications, erty owners owning property which said sum o f Two Thousand j such contemplated Improvement nt tho option of the property 'ownprofiles nnd eitimntcs o f sold pro .,*7 ^ ll ----------— ----------- ---- Hoi ^ f B E R - 2 6 rll9#M. vg.yj:: lucation t»f United RESOLUTION NOJ.66 ____ T H E 8A N P O B U H ER A LD . F R ID A Y , ( ■ rr— t— - — FOR. WORKING MEN --- # 3 . ===SK1 - ----------------- I— " ~ * % ■ f t .*11. oilier Mtate. County. ,lletrl mid municipal taxew; nnd shall pr„iiin u in iiu iu m ii . ,scrib.r euch rcgulstlons ss shall sc* c* i^at >) 'hat. A: rioiMsi.ARH. rofe n just valuation nf RlTfirpp*rty,> |>„th real nnd tpersonal, * ex • cisrk of . : , ^ t « ct w s tV lI E N IN D O U B T L i <*i*|itInn such .... property „ . Cnunty Fionas. . ^ WJWI? HvhP fails to net. 5 may.: „Jia exempt ,-4 -hr law for - asmunicipal.]' By A. M.-WRKKH. Peputy Clerk. •, Tn*y feel languid, half-sick'I! MlHcatiiiiij ,,blue" and discouraged nnd th in k '" J ? !? 1* 1* ‘. V •'I'0®1 district 16 per Hk Ihiix or .l{trrtt(y.. st:i»rttu,OY re-t EIJNBht V. HOirsYtOLDRR, cnsrltsi.I* purposelt. ^ ! Solicitor for Complainsm. they arc getting 1«sJ. Nt J cct i f fi ,he *»■»*•'<> vsluc of the I . i ? property of such district thhsft symptoms might result in n The votes cast tn compliance with to last tt«*M,Nnirnt ROOSEVELT TO HnEAK tick spell, therefore the sensible Bn,, County purpose.! Jald proposed nmnf\(lliicnts. And the 1 f.sh'Sss. (lerlarntIons and retnrns ; pr! 6r to ‘ prior ro the tne InsalnR Issuing of *uch such bond*,-' . . T ’ . ' V/V « » a returns --------jourse js to take a doxc or two of Any bonds Issued hereunder shall •j rr,f< bo subjected, to the ST. PETEREIlURn SenL or, Horblne. I*, is pust the njedicina become pnyable within thirty x-rn.s repulntinus ntU r*!»ir|ctlona » 1 i, , frorfrthe date of Issuance In'annirtT1 b^e,provided py jaw for general , 0 <>ne' ^kvodorc Rooftevlt. nsa's- needed to purify tlio systein hnd, tnataiments Which shall commeMcJ. Staid of VloVtaa: I udit, secrvtuiy of the navv. is td restore the vim find ambition of 3 not more thdn three years after , J S TBfiTIMQ.SY • speak ........................................................... in thia city within the next health. Price 60c. •Sold by Union fi the date of Issub. Kach nnnli.nl In- i JVi,*’, set ntyharfd few weeks, according to an an- Pharmacy. MQ Maiment shall be not less llwtn *, K 1? r1n' nf t itQUrtcemcnt made by Republican .threj per rbiu or the total .1inmint i TJIliibassee. I FOR GOOD FRESH MEATS A*Jp FANCV P S ; 5 ;;:Fr Ida, fo r the ensuing fiscal year. Providing for tho Section Four: That fhis ordi­ Rc-parlnr. Hard SnrbOUISVILLR, Ky., SepL 23.— nance shall become effective imme. lte-hard Surfacing of dlately upon Its passage and ndonl ^logical education in tho Uni­ root from Myrtle Are* tlon. States and Canada has oxperito French Avenue, a Adopted this 22nd day of Set a rapid growth from the or , 24 Feet. ' tember, A. D. 1024. i tics!.to the practical In religthe City Commission FORREST LAKE, during the past 25 years, ae'City of Sanford, Florida, ^ding to Dr. C. R. Hemphill, Mnyor-Commissioner. FRIEDRICHSHAFT.N'. Sept . advisable to Improve, %0 t f tho Presbyterian Theotogl. ' i ?ii. Whenever nny hVH'Ii ! , *1' * ' <wef|ty-flfth day of It udori, construct, reconstruct, pave . O ' - ' 'Commissioner Seminary of 'Kentucky, in an M-ixImili.-ui Harden, the writer, an special srbdol district district has hss ' ' ' TiiY. —iir-: ' 1 4friend of the . late' Count , V^f** J•1n tat GROCERIES _____ _ C. J. MARSHALL, It. Cl.Ay CRAWFORD. ■ss prfcparbd for delivery at intimate y II »>r . ffv n r itjf the lesuinm ,nf <Mat> ve with sheet asphalt on Secretary of Btdta. teppclln, for years was .fdhd of " ri'ecini tax for thr Simmons Siberia > >r Commissioner. celebration1 of tho completion All'*.' 1. 8. IS. 22. 29; ' rock baso, tho following Attest: « , . by- air, ----and...» prior to tho wnr (.Ronds and th^prlnc’ipaVUr"o6f*as principal i—nr rear as Sept, 6. 12.- 19. 2fi: J5 yenrs as president of tho ntravel .t / 1 . . .. j _ . I i « e a a * f |l ^ A l l t i n t a f t a l l I . e o o •.. « J .. i the City of Sanford, Flor* . Refrigerators 207 W- First Street. Old Calcs Place ! Li R .1PHILIPS, ‘".'V »'*>'- Oct. 3. 10. 17. 24. St. (Seal! ihern Baptist Theological 8cm- he frequently made trips. He hnd |ibik .han (•wit: s. always to promise, however, that • ,nv,r,‘ on ,h' praiirrty Within tlio rtlalrlrt yotin* . ,, by Dr. E. Y. Mul.tno, who Is at STREET, from Myrtle he would not 'smoke during the for thnjr laaunnrr In (irroMaficc I '■ Circuit Court at Ikr Seventh ■ 'T he Store where you get exceptional vnlue.s for reaflight, WRh law. provMIriK for Ihn Iryy of Judicial Circuit „r Florida, FO R Jo west to French Avenue. taxes anil such tax ahnll not hr aonnhle prices." » i*.Y> Ball Hardware Co. ■ .was an old trick o f Harden's, .autub'ii to any purpose other than Sratlnalr County,— In Chnnrrry. , ' o f said improving, grading, so the story goes here, to smug­ the payment of the prlm-ipril anil Islah. Jjickaon, Complainant, va. All rnnkcfi Autoniobilos tint! ological Education in the Past Ion, reconstruction, paving £ ,e c j^nr« "board the ships every Interest of sahl homls |-RMi I,efen‘1*n,“' l Lighting Plants, any make. *nty-five Years."An Ordinance Making Appropria­ .. I _ -paving to be done In compointed that 1 ™ a| h,ewny8 madecautioned a 1 ‘* ht* aIthouRh »'p A JOINT r.KSOr.rTION I'ropoclng Antler la llrfeHilanCa Known nnd he .Selker . " tions for the City of Banford.l spcaKcr pomicu ■ out oui ’ rani to leave all with plans, specifications, are 131,, theological nemiHa- tobacco and matches on the RAY BROS., nn A m e n d m e n t o r H e e t l o h 3 o f I Unknown. Florida, for the Fiscal Year Ik-1 ■BBl ■•■I Irs and estimates of said proin the United States to date, ground. A r t i c l e 7 o f t h e F o n . 1 1 1 n t l o n o f T ° ° A T w " ' h * " During flights Harden ginning October First, 1924, and] the State of Fbirlda. lirVatin'c to : T ”'!.10*",'!1' I,," , wlf*- lf llvl,,K “ “ «> *f Improvement o f Tenth nth 30 in Canada, the majority of would manage to conceal ...................... h im s e lf! .. t’ enana mi'l Apportionment j <1eacl. nil purlieu elnlmlntr Inlereata Phone 548----- Sanford Ending Septcmb.t Thirtieth.! fckh are suffering for lack of adcfron\ Myrtle Avenue west to in some nook of the gondola, where I He It R evived ?„ «„e t.eB|«|Aiu,r I y ' 1? < , A T ’v'ichell and »te financial resources. These 1923. rnch Avenue, now on pie in he would have a short, quick ,,f ,,r KiorMa: "7“ .» *.** •,h " wlf"' ninnries as a whole, it teas said, smoke. * ' That the follow In* amemlmrnl ° r A " ml Whereas, the estimated income) in the preparation c f the * p e - « s rven Hundred and Fiftv (S ’ office of the City Manager of era owning property ,bound„ ng nnd, rthat a^ v • r» *, nf Huctlon 3 nf Artluln 7 nf tIi• « ' ----iilrkford. Ill" wifi*, if living. are been reasonably responsive to i.i ,„n «b ■ nunnrcu nnn r m > ( * -, posed o f " Sixth > um,in* “ "'l ■b“ t‘ ,nK T " *U ' h ; shall be made upon a foot frontIT DRIVES OUT WORMS. improvement for the City of Sanford, Floridn,! V n When Ur. nujfo nf Iho .Stain iif h'lorhln i a,u^ ** d«*ai1, all part|r>n ( lalmln^ |nimprovement as fallows: either in ; City of Sanford, Florida, which abutting ,mnn - .rh Imnmvnmnni ... ■■■*»iiMnt roll coxcring the 'T.r.noo) Dollars Is the total e 5ticonditions, nnd have sought to rJckcner, commander of the 2R-3 |r«-intit»M to cvn«jiin anti Apportion* ! *t#rr»t» liinlrr III*- mi * l.l I, A lllck The surest -ign of worms in chil­ age basis; that is to ray, that in Street from Palmetto Avenue to for the fiscal year beginning Oeto-I a uttlng upon such improvement ns con tomplnted improvement, such niateJ cost o f said Improvement; full within thirty u:irs after said j ipt their courses and motheds of on her flight from Friwirithshnfcn ! JT«ted'7:, d plans, specifications, profiles follows: cither in full within thir­ the preparation o f the special as­ a »■ berei.y fnr.l unit ------ lllck fortl. Ills wife. dren is paleness, lack of interest in Cypress Avenue, now on file in th? •* • •• j * »Krr4 4i to nnn Ahull lu» < milimlttni FRENCH PASTRIES her first, 1924, nnd ending Sep.I ^traction to tho needs of the 4to *UkeHurst. or otlif-rw'lsi-: Thomas K play, f r o i f illness, variable appe­ assessments shnll stand equalized, i estimates have been heretofore ty days after snid assessments special assessments shall be deter- , thnl th(> 0„ llrp cost of the jmprovc. New Jersey. ua.A ..................... .. ..............of th# Stnt«* of f*|nr- ilteensi-tl i to tn«* rlrctom sessment roll covering the contcmllsnuor. lm* vvlf*-, tite, picking at the tiuse and sud­ office of the City Mannger o f the i , , , : nez. Dr. Hemphill stressed that piloting a dirigible on which Har- I •da for approval or r**j«*rtion ni ilu* Itnnnnr mill - tember 30th, 1925, from nil sources,) „ „ . / . . . approved nnd confirmed, or in ten , »yed by tho City Commission shall stand equalized, npprovod mined nnd prorated according to nlPI|l nf()rPBBidi EhnM |>0 . BSCSSC(| if llvinir, nml if *)*a.t. nil parlies den starting in sleep. When these I plated improvement, such special fcrther needs in this direction den was a guest, the writer had ' '"•’fN fleneral Klectlon »f Iteprrsent- •-In City of Sanford, Florida, which is ns follows, to-wlt: .. Iin log Inlerests otirter the #nl*l A p| *i<•T u rn overs. equal annual instillments with in­ 1 constitute tho plans and sped* and confirmed, or In ten oqunl nn- tho foot frontage o f the respectlvo npninBt nM prop(.rty „|,utting nnd otlves to lw In-lit on inP first To<-«kich he advocated was more of nsrcssincnts shall lie determined Thnrnns K I(minor an.I - — llan- symptoms appear it is time to promised fsithfully not to smoke. Iln» iift*•r III,, first Mnnituy In No. properties specially benefitted by fronting upon that portion o f Un­ sniil plnns. specifications, profiles terest ut the rate of K per cent per Licenses ...... — ........- ... $ 9,000.001 stlons ftor said work, therefore, laboratory and clinic method give White's Dream Vermifuge. A hor. his wife, .leeenneil or other­ nnd prorated according to the foot He had been in the air 12 or 15 v*-niti**r, A 1* 1 U 4, that |« t„ nunl installments with interest nt ( ream Horns, anti estimates hnvo been heretofore Municipnl Court Fines 15,180.0:)j g the seminaries, training the hours, and had been watched so IliHl Hurllnn .1 of Article 7 of ih. wise Th..nn*)* llantM.ii an.I __ —. few doses drives out the worms , , .annum upon all deferred payments lE IT RESOLVED, That the the rate o f eight per rent, per an­ said Improvement. ion Avenue between Pump Branch frontage o f the respective proper­ Hannon his wife. If living an.I If approved by the City Commission L nmj nftpr , h|. , ime Mlid , pe. and puls the little one on tin* road BE IT F U R TH ER RESOLVED. nnd Iuike View Avenue to he so im­ Dog Taxes ................. 200.001 oung ministers while they are yet closely thnt he hnd no opportunity f.'nitstlllltlnn of |h>- Sliilc i.f r i „ r . Commission of tho City of num upon nil deferred payments Cream I'lifTs, Angel Food, Ida mhu 11 tie iimmilcil in r.-ml ns d* ad. nil parties rlnlmlin.- Interest!* to health again. White's ("ream |a schorl how to accomplish the ac- to smoko the smuggled cigars f'lllnur . . . , , , nn<l constitute the plans nnd speci- |rial assessments shnll he and stand ties specially benefitted by said im­ Pound Fees .......... .... tinder the xal.l Thotnmi llannoii anil iford, Florida, deems it advis­ from nnd after the time said spe­ That tho Tax Assessor and tho proved by the widening of "aid j fifji Vermifuge lias a record of fifty provement. ual work of a local church by she know s '.ions for siitl work, therefore, Srrtif.n 3 Tli** V.«*irI"lnYur«* thnt ------Ilntmon, his vi-lfe, .leciax.-d or which he hnd in his pockets. Rut Rut lei Rolls, Delinquent Tax Certifi­ Special Devil Food, finally equalized, approved and able, as a necessary public lmprove- cial assessments shall he and stand City Clerk o f the City o f Sanford, portion of Union Avenue to a width In r*kiftiLir Ronklnn A 1> otherw’ lne or und.-r *-ai-h and sny years i l - tic. cx.-ful use. I'm e 35* . mopcrlv lending In tho doing o f ! „ storm was sighted ahead, and Nhnll BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, BE IT RESOLVED. That tho Floridn, in accordance with the cates .......... .......... . 2,500.001 iuul U ion * " thnt Mmll in »***L « v ­ Of them severally or otherwise. In Sold by Union Pharmacy. 'confirmed, and, it to pavo, re-pnvc, hard sur- finally equalized, approved and " of 2fi feet, and agninst all lots and hose things in his student days, the officers were busy nt their wen h ttiil-H, Ice Cream Cake, That (he Tax Assessor nnd the . tl ......... . i •‘r> (»-n |*••nrn (li#»rrnflrr nhnll up- "'*d lo the following deserlhed real Inspection Fees ............ 3,000.03) Amonc tne suggest ion* offered pout* ........................... provisions o f Sections 101 and 1 0 2 ndjoininjr nnd rontigUous or City Commission of the City of BE IT FU RTH ER RESOLVED, i and re-hard surfaco with sheet confirmed, nnd. When linnlen hid himself portion ih** l(» prf*«*ntMti<>n in tt«»< ; *’**tnl «• situate |„ SHiif.ir.l qemtthat Happy Cow Sweet Sanford, Florida, deems it ndvis,n, . . . . , . , M n v To an improvament o f the and lighted u cigar. Hi* was noon fi'*nn1, ',1 a,M* i»r«vi«i#» f..r thir o f the Charter o f the City o f San- , ,mundin|t and ablsttinB ffli(| , , nol*. I'oitiity. Florida, lo wit " ,, I hat this resolution in i V s . D ell) Rrown Spice, sit on a 6 inch rock base, F e e d — 2 4 % p r o te in , Floridn, in accordance with t h e 1 (fork o f the theological seminaries discovered, hut refused to desist, o. . . . . . . . I BF. i t f u r t h e r r e s o l v e d . ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ aide, ns a necessary public lm.. . , , j , Th.- U>Kt Muir ..f m..< K (f.) Bell Telephone Co. 108.00) ' become effective immediately from improvement; that Two Thousand a h Street from MjTtlo Avenue Thnt thig rcBolut,on „hall bo and hrough co-oporative effort amorig Buv a with your home-grown provisions o f Sections J01 nnd 102 rlrl n Ur. rjckcner took thi? guest in ' •»» v»*»i»«iIj«t(••n hh pr*niraM. hm nn " ( Tl. r Tw. nl* ( go> .if in, provement tn pave re-pnve, hard , .. , , M* ring lie, 1‘ lenty Assorted Cakes. out delay to make a special assess­ State Road nnd Bridge • and after its passage nnd a dop ­ bt to French Avenue. kem, the speaker proposed the for- hand. "Either the cigar go 4*M out I i*r ilividni in nuikini; t-*.t|.| amt ( ■.1....|xt,111•i, •'..nqiiXtiy o f the Charter of the City of San­ . . . . . . . . , - * v{ become cITrctive immediately from ment roll, assessing the special Seven Hundred and Fifty ($2,- surface am! re-hard surface with roughage, is the ration 1 , 1 . r - st c.-uni.i.- a . i . ini.. n i ,, h , # CLARK JKWIiL 6.500.001 Fund ......................... lation o f a permanent council of or you g o out," said the con.n.nn- TriV-V ih siT ' L ' l T u L tion. ^4;feet; that all of said paving, re­ fiO.OO) Dollars is the total ostiI’ Jent y of CofTee Cakes Ln". T«wn o f Snnf..r.| F|...l,tn ... „ , r ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ and nfter its passage and adop­ benefits to I»c received ns the re. shi-et asphalt that m akes the most 3.000. 0)] siogical seminaries made up of der, glancing ut the window, with J «i I In- -Mill*' lint*- the l.i-ulsinl nr# nlat llo-re.if ...... . Interest nnd Cost# reieivio ns me re- j mntpd roBl. „ V f * , . contemplated . sjx(() St[.p|,( on ffli n fi inch rock bnse, Adopted this 22nd day o f S ep ­ la 1*|>«• n,..,*, flag, hard surfacing and re-hnrd tion. (ias Ranfife at out delay to make n upecinl assess­ m Palmetto Ave 1 and suit o f the improvement contem­ 3.000. 00|tprcseatatiTca o f the faculties and the ship several thou-uind feet jn 'd"*11 npportlon ih- it*-i>r••*•••*•- i nnir. - i t : i t : ,.r »>*. F„i,it, p , r . Miscellaneous Income . milk at the lowest cost. tember, A. D. l!»2l. ring of Tenth Street, ns nfore“ r.ls " ( S.-mlnot.- *'.on i\ Fl.irl.1u ictihg annually or hienniully for the sir. There was no more sinok- i ment roll, assessing the special Ball Hardware Co. Adopted this 22nd dny of Sep. plated against all lots and lands ad­ improvement in the widening of mie to Uypress Avenue, n width Tnxes on Lands Sold for A»nl lo " 1 * an.| all ,,r FORREST LAKE, She proves it hy results. d, shall be done in strict com ­ tomber, A. I). 102-4. said portion o f Union Avenue to t consideration o f all matter., of ing that trl?, nor on any other, for j H. pr.-munriv. H t Rolls FitnIi and Hot benefits to be received as the re­ o f 21 feet; that all o f said pav­ m i l o f th»* f l v r joining nnd contiguous or hound­ .lalmlni' n..v rikiln till** or 3,nv).oo| kmmoti interest; the hotter co-orTaxes ............................ pliance with the plans, specifica­ be specially assessed ngnin-t all | nwiK f | t ( > p ii ) o ii « r o u n t Itv# nti«l tw o strict orders went out. nnd they lnlr-ri--| |„ | .f * | »,.r| X sult o f the improvement rontcinFORREST LAKE, ing. re-pnving. hard surfacing and ing and abutting upon such im­ lt * |» r « « . m i,i | \ > H tn . n i l n f Made by Edgar-Morgin 1.300.001 pnation o f college courses for stand to this day. that Harden was Old Paving Liens * C. J. MARSHALL, tions, profiles and estimates there­ herein''lmvo .t.s.-rlho.| n, lots and lands adjoining and con ­ MINCE DOUGHNUTS ONLY THE REST n««l *• I At I I I •••• h or tutu** |»M|ui1oini , plated ngainst nil lots nnd lands re-hard surfacing o f Sixth Street. Co,, Memphis makers ot oung men looking to the mini .try provement, and upon the comple­ tlir.nik'h >.nv of n,.. a tin*'., immed never to be allowed to step font 2.500.001 Sanitary Taxes As tiie City Commission of tli •C ity r o i i nt I.-* ami on«f 11 •• t»r m r i i I fi 11 \ •• , now on file in tho office of the tiguous or bounding and abutting adjoining and contiguous cr bound­ rith the courses offered in the l.arlioM or In uav mnnnor what*., C. J. M ARSH ALL. a« aforesaid, shnll lie done in strict high quality feeds. into any dirigible of the Zeppelin l o f M t ’ li o f I II •» » 4*111111 M il l $• n i i i f i t l f s tion Of said assessment roll to 2,500.0o) Health Toilets over of Sanford, Florida. Manager of the City o f San­ ttninaries, nnd increased utten-, -cinpany. ...... ...... • •f «!»•• H i ii t r n t ft*#* VI n i r * . f n u r l i i n g nnd abutting upon such im­ As the City Commission o f the City cause a copy thereof to lie pub­ upon said improvement; the "ini compliance with the plans, speciii 28.000.01)1 (Jns Operating Account S h o u l d | l i . I .a**: I I l l« 11. r o l l * O r.lo r.'.l n .,.1 p # Attest: ford, Florida, which said plnns, pon to religious education so i.s to, ----------------------------, of is tile estimated cost per Sold by o f Sanford, Floridn. ' * • ••• f « l t •«< - i p p o r l l o n M i r provement, nnd upon the comple­ and ei-'imntes i ••'«•r* .1 II...i , anil ..... 1 . of 8 ,. •‘ ill prices on till sizes Unite*! lished two times consecutively, , . , , , ■, . , , r a i l - ii--, profiles 900.0J Division of Engineering L. It. PHILIPS, auip the minister in a knowledge. , he s ia is ,.f Kt„rt... (Se il) 'lidficatlons, profiles nnd cstl- Attest: front foot for said improvement. *»' ‘ o i ! t* I I k * n r u l I n I I t •• ( a|.|*"ir * . . it,.- mu „ f It .V, I . States, Pennsylvania, l-edornl. Vik . in|nt tion o f said assessment roll to therefor now on file in the effb e of once each week, in a newspaper the principles o f education and elites an.l countlm to !.. i,*, ■■I.. ■. t " • I t r | i r « * n « i i t u i | v» «• m it i i v* ' - r o l l , f i l e . I Division of Public H ,# ( • „ „ # , | | , , „ . , . | „ mg. Ites therefor, now on file in tho City Clerk. S e m i n o l e F e e d Co. BE IT FU R TH E R RESOLVED, 1 1 f ifi»* L* tf I«i I m t u r •* I So "f oi .1 L. R. PHILIPS, (Sealt published in Sunford, Florida, at­ cause a copy thereof to be pi'* - I the < ity Manager o f th<* Uiiv of heir application h> the end that he Section 9 of said Anl.-I*. VIII t.e i • * u l i i r Flo, l,|,, .,„ ........... ,Ux .in x :i ' i fi,535.001 s fi.nr, Health hi mu o f th *- M i i u -'* h r r o l i i offico-of ' the City Mnnager of the snd tho same Is herol.y ngn-eil to That it is the determination o f this ' j " f I I r t o l i . i y | | | * 1 1, ■•y b« a teacher o f tcii'-herN and City Clerk. Itished two times consecutively, • ft.-irm* Sanford, Florida, which said plans, i - i i o N i : 9i taching to snid special assessment 14.000. 001|l wiso leader in plnns to give re- and shnll be submlit.-.i to im- >-i*..- i •»*•*! If h I i h II I*#* I l u * d n ! \ n f t Vi *» | l.olMx' a rol.* .Inv ,,f ||,|M .-,••lift Division o f Publicity $1.75 City 3o f Sanford, Florida, which [Commission that all lot-< and lands o| l ir a y Tuhcvs tors of flie State m th# general ur«* ot I .*•*. i h |;» i u t *•»» • u r < spm dilations, profiles mol e*ti once each week, in a newspaper . l»o tlio .IMI-o « III | ,,. 11 > I . 1 roll so published a notice directed ■n .in i*iin 2.000. 00 fious teaching nnd training to election to lie held on the ftr-t n i l - : N fe \ v r a k e r s (Vlnif m u * h r *'H III d i f f r i m l o u ««f t l»•• Division o f Inspection (t-fi T iiIiom S*i.'.lDi r said plans, specifications, profiles adjoining ami contiguous or ' f . •««••.| a rot l l . . . 1 , 1 , 1 1 , r i l l |.r...-o#<1 * . •» * I'm ptihlishcd in Sanford, Florida, at­ f l n l u i u r f • • i t V i r r I n m | o «*I i i I o r r «•$: male, iiave lieen heretiiTore a; Tuesday after the first Momtav In to all property owners interested 335.00 Ithe young Pound Expense • x m.rio ., i|#,-,#,. ,,r„ o. ofoia . v and iHrtlmntca have been heretofore 1 1 ! v I S14s.no hounding anil abutting upon i n i r m I i . i i , i n i i | i | o i r l I o n l l o I ( . | i . MHBRir AH s«HBHCHH«f3nur:L!2iBrHHMr:oaii KB * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ November. A D l!*34 for lallftr.. taching to said special assessment proved by the City Commission and in snid special assessments, stat­ • iilnlloii In H i** HuriAl*iuul in tli*tlon or rejection, lo-w|t: • ' • * f < 1 . 1 1 , o r " l . l . i . | i l , , , ! Division o f Street Light­ th>ve«l by tlio City Commission AI. I, GGAItA NTKKII ! Union Avenue between I'ump Hertlon 9 Tile l.i'glslnt Uf e -In.II 11• I*.** »*f I t . - I . I U M l l t 111 I \ « B lift h«‘ f • II I i oi —lilute the plans and specifiea roll so published a notice directed r " f t o i l . I l e a l I . . , , t... ........ . ing in accordance with the provis­ 10,150.00 | ing «.*............................4*1•*1 Thi* |»r •r«*cll nn t.^iihtr ecfiatitUte the plans nnd specihave powSr to esiutillsli . hang, Branch nnd Luke View A ve­ «".if r.l II. ".l.l . „ o « . [to all property owners Interested tions for said propo«et| improv ■ J ions of the Charter o f tbo City of amt abollsti a local government *x* i • ••rr»I or remilRr Sinii* * •nftiiM . ■ • i*o l o , 1,1 I m I i , h | . 1 1 S a n f o r d , • , . r * , | M Division o f Water Sup­ Uona for said proposed improvrnue will be benefitted by the im­ tending territorially tl.roiiali. nt •• >(• ?i **v*«r f t h u l l h u \ •• !.*•• i i I n k * n ul«-n- 'j„ ^ajd special assessments, stating lm ' of Sixth Street, a width of 2 I A Itrvidution Requiring the ..... .. on. o , „ .... f,„Sanford. Florida, a definite tune 3.450.00 • . t • - * l t i i v h | *| ** •1 1 | o f i i n * * n i *>f l(*-|* ply ..... Duval County In the pin.-.- ..r .11 Jnrjit of Tenth Street between Myrprovement pr< vtiled for b> this res­ feii. and tins Commis-ioii hereby 1. . .*tI* ,, n , „ D f t r i i l . i l | \ « . f I n Hi** S i n a i * - .i n t i I n ing. Eroding and Coving o f j;n accordanco with the provisions county district, muni.(pal ami i and place where complaints will 3,370 00 \\ it, Department o f Finance * h-i •*•• iin.l •f f *. I h I ft«*nl I (hi P A L M m o AVION O K _.W'Avenue and French Avenue, n A Resolution Requiring the Wiilolution, and that the special assess­ I•• Il-.lift#* «#T I{•*|••*-ft*-riI.»! I\•-* m|||||| cal governments. hour.Il ...t . do. lares the net e-sit v for Die pu\ Sixth Street tr*nii Magnolia Vve- ,,f Charter o f the City o f Snti- Department o f Records of -.ll •iif •'••nn .t Sunfor.l • • • U l i o l I n t i i u k l f i i : n n v > i n It ;i| .p «. | and officials constitutional *o st-i I ' l l Sanford \venue wldili of 24 fret, nnd thin commis- j rning, firnding and Paving of he heard and when said special us- ments to be mude and entered •o«H ••lal I n li t* - I ' Y t l i t f l i t * l . * K l " utory, legislative, executive *.| In mi. to Palmetto Avenue, to a ( f,-rd, Floridn a definite time and Ing re paving, hnrd surfni mg and 5.756.00 and Taxation Third Street from Mill Creek |sessment roll will lie finally run- I against ail lots and Inmis adjoin­ > • I .11 • • thr all f u l l l o r * I t p p o i I I •• n I h . tiont hereby declares the necessity dlclnl. nnd sliall pr.-serlit*. *I*,- <., Width of 21 Feet Instead uf 9 ' place where complaints will he Fernald-Lawt’or! '--ispital re hard surfacing of said portion of i * l » r . * f i l m I« mi In il l** I * u » * I h I i h •• I firmed by the City Commission sit■ WEST PALM BEACH. Sept. 25. rlsdlctlon. power*, .tulles amt f.|* 2.000 00 YOI ARE ( I.KRK AN I) CUSTOMER. IIOTH, AT West to Pecnn Avenue, a “ o paving, re-paving, hard suring and contiguous or bounding u- • • • i i i I r t*«| l»\ thi«* u u i * n i l i t i * t il tlotts of such goverinn.-ul I I I. g . |Thc fourth nnnual meeting of the Sivili Street as aforesaid, ns a ' Feet, as Heretofore tn'horire l. heard and when raid sj 'vial ns- Municipal Library ting as an Equalizing Board. 3.000. 00 l*l*» < ' m \ e l | i i .| h |i || 11 (w ith in Width of 24 Feet Instead of Ifi j latjve, executive uml Jn.M.I.l * ’ . , and •re-hnrd surfacing of and abutting upon such contem­ Associated Dailies o f Floridn will parttnents and Its to.anjs i •I h y * n fl*r Ih ** i i .|)m ||IU \\ Itcri as, bcri'lnf ;-e a p p r o ’ t n t ,essmelit r*dl vvill i>e finally eoti- Store Room Account IP es-aiv puhlii improviinrtt - i h ’ilN BE IT FU R TH ER RES«H.VEI ) ,1 500.00 Feet as H .-relofore. Authorized. FAITHFULLY Itortlon o f Tenth 8tro#t os. _ . ,................ ,.......... to u t *.f ih ** r> m i l i i t ••H ttio u i rnnvrfK' itere on Oct. 3, nc0*r*ling and officials, to divide the let rlio plated improvement sball to made Guests Who Smoke Are Waf l t ed BATTERIES a ORDINANCE NO. 8 ® £ S - 1 K £ ? 1 J ! CAKES TIRE SALE \ Miller Baking Company RESOLUTION NO. 164 NO. 167 [Meeting Associated Dailies To Be Held [West Palm Beach F. P. R I N E S BE IT FU RTHER RESOLV E D., prncccdmgs have been lino ptnvid- firmed by the City I'omntission sit - Water \Vqrks Oj»* rating |( (| fil((t ffii ntago basis; that is to «m.ngeiuents announced by rv Ineltided Ip S**el| cove| • T.l |. i l l ih«- |.#*$f If t l i i l h i *• t i>k* I Ii •• v In rubordlnatn district . m i •,, i l i i t o r d l i m r > o i m i ' . i i l o * i. ii f t i i ) . r l h * f ftp ij u' toral, e\|ujadjJJ^ie leu ex * m g for the grading iuul pnv ru of , iwtr as.an Equalizing Board. titUjpfi C. C'odrington, c f the Dc- Into I2.5.r,0.0q provement. ’ * ^ TfroceSdings taCSnSSWiafl pro^ l |vW.dT ftr resoluto n to Ha , (T m > |hj(l (>i the preparation of Asmuuut, ......... - - — - - -,* - - • * r — I iiii*-», » l o u .* f r**Mp|M»r l l o i m i r n t m ..| : Sixth Sir, i ». dlh f 9 fi cr from b e IT FURTHER RESOLVED, foetll (ling Four * Thou*and liun M'.VeNsff: ■* »• '» - • • r . • • i d t M i t r v *r« ift i« .i i *$f t l m Bpi*cinl assessment rot Gas Operating Account 15,030.0 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ing for the grnding and paving of I made Hnd entered nguinit tin- |iropI Ifti.ll W l < 1 la hiifrlri III.i ll.Jlkt «»r| |>. . . . . **(*iihli ped ' I’a llllet to A VI drod niol Ninety Three ( $ L L ‘ P»0) Magiio'i.i ' •|hat the special assessments l’ ro‘ ■Municipal Go,( C 7.50O.M I mooting the AiiAiciaUHi Prest "outs* p roR. !' fnt are % bonded l- .'-l.'. «|,-,li r * - * iH * r * « l I n r * * ; i | i | i o r t t o n tli#- i . |.r«- • *"* • • •• .Ii,,.., • t a total expenditure not ex- Third Street, a width o f lfi feot , ' ' r ,y hounding nnd abutting upon i ing the routemplated impio vcn eiit, Dollars is hereby nuthorij’i I to lure, and, • • • l» •»•*.»! ID * I • • • 4 II I r • 1 | *v Ihlft v hr nnd rgimUn d.flnlielv In lire** \\illt I-iiiuKtitffs o f I nt|iii*<vided for ity this resolution to |-'i(- 1,| :i,lfi0.ot| IQub o f Floridn, composed c f ]inb cecding Six Thousand Six Hundred Mill Creek west to IVean ! improvement shall be payable sin h spei lul a *t e.xsmelil s shall b, »•»' * n f i i 1< »*• l f «4 i i . | | . * u r n m * t i l nti.l taxnt.le llal.llpv s homestead \ \ hen as Il Icuv’cr tin cost of paving, re Having. Whereas, made and entered against the pr..)v ^ ^ rn y M l, lionpti (Jimlilv ;it |,()\\ llthers ami editors ..f Asso inted to a rural urea shall ..... lie limited f*.*»'* •*•!. • • %l r i i . . i i l l t i . i » \ ft***«ft|..|i mm and Twenty ($(5,(120.00) Dollars Is Avenue, and, ,h ‘* "pti.m o f tin properly own- dctei milled and p ro la te ! unoiiiiug ■ »II* il t o i i-ii |i|> *i l m o i n t «*. ,i 11 hill’ll sin fie ing j. id ii Imid -uifiii j v i-:d>b ll.nl •l Ii Ihrss papers in this state, will hold ■is i f I n a c l t v o r t o w n , t o i l n o l e g i erty hounding and nl*utt:ng upon j r i f l C K S h;is tit k Ic tin- \. owning iiropeilv liountimg amt anil . , , . , . h :{7.r i r » j •i I h i t i l l I f i . l t o . X I* ll •• if t i l . • ni l herehy authorized to cover the cost Whereas, it is now deemed •■*»»'« l'r” P* " v bounding med ...Iad • se.tlon shall I n ­ to the fie t fi'-ntupe of re ■its second meeting, following the (ecf f' leocnt i v ue n duenr t i ltills •i »'•.»!*% *I.-i \ft o i nt a l l until r** mg the Sixth '•tint lii-tween Pnlmel pa'-id to a vv .. 11■ a tuajorllv o f i ' , . I’ . Slnr«-> the- prx-ferrc-<l nv run nt , ,, . -aid improvement shall he payatde |nic,rv!tl Outstanding of^pavtng, rc-pnving, hard surfui I'isahle thal Third Street should In abutting upon Ma li impi . . . . 'sper.lVe ploper'll " s |h-1 Hilly lie" to Avenih .till l v j •r• - Av’eiiue, a Magnoli,, Avctrn ItfKunizntiun at Del wind last May. e l e c t o r s I I I t h e (-.Mint*. Kim stl.lt • m i ** » 1 1' . n n . * M i m i f f i i i • *i i i m l it | i ; i | I nt the option <f the property own| Ilond?, ( i r m i-n Slort-s in t*vt-r\ • 11 • * * I • i i | i . i . i i v i t * . ftft o | h « r f i t . i n t; *. l Ing and re-hard surfacing Tenth I P«vcd l<> a width of 21 feel from ns i ■" fl,|l witbin Ilmliratlons jtoint to a represcnU*- v o t e t h e r e o n Ut a n election fill I I I . filled bv said impiovemeiil. • i* '• i • *i | *11*• i l I . *11fai * il l I p u r p o s e , a n d who ur» .ini i f . .1 * «. w id* h of ‘ I f it. w ii a ii sani sum of nuc t l o i e f . r e . ci mmiMiii v . Thi* Hvtl I-' <*nt n s ow ning propert v hounding uni1 I sinking Fund to Retire | tiv*' attendance lit both meetings. , Stroct between Myrtle Avenue nnd Mill Creek west to IV . 1. 1. Avenue. " " " V •*“ >*** ,lf,, r M‘"1 '""*«*ssme"t» V o t e f o r O l e m i l e IS o f the t . a l s l . r i - . . RE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, l o u r Thousand One Hundred and HE II' RI-.SI*! ib. obul.M g iipon stub Improv. ment S it.r e s where Kcnnonn Bo||(1„ Ilt M „ ,urlly 2(1/220 (Ml | Thu program arranged for the s h s l l v o t e I n f a v o r . . f - u . li l- g l - l . ‘ I shall stand equalized, appi A .1••I \ T IlirSnl.lTliiN* Vr *«|...ft|ni* French Avenue, a width of 24 feet, therefore. i That III*' Tax \ s sessi *i j nti mi* itflni* n t*» S. .n..n 1 . f | lAxsocinted Dailies nu-ejinc is to t l o n . Ninety Ul*r •• ($1,193 (Ml) Dollar- < itv 1 "inn.i- n I 11 R u le s ;ind H ig h ()ii:ilit> is I.- f d ie *> either in full within and eontii'ined, or in ten * quid an­ BE IT RESOLVED. That the which said sum o f Six Thousand 'Mill. •* nf tin t If )|t t>|| « it v ( "lerl. of the * if v of lir an interesting one and tin* sul* !v i- thirty ilays after said assessments is llie to ’ al e-i imated e. si .,f said Saiifoid, I I i ida. UNsured. »I.s. St ll. *.f n* » I.t.l Ii. lal tftV $265,524.01 1,'wtx will In- handled exclusix'ely A JOINT ItF.S* •I.FTION" I'r i----„c Six Hundred and Twenty (l*»# City Commission of the City of nua! installments with inteivst at Florida, in n tioidancc with the T.i xtt t t**t» and I -* > • ir.«t /»n AfnrnitiiD nt t*» Aril, if 12 s . , 9. improvcmenl ; tbal till- eiiliie m -l able a- .* ' -liall stand equalized, approved nnd i the rate of eight per vent pel an r Section Two: That this Ordri Iky Fast Coast editors and husi620,00) Dollarn Ih the total i st i Sanford. Floildn, di rills il mivislion 17 cf fh»* *'l.flftt It Ilf It'll •ef fill* It. It It. ft *U *d »*v ( i.s* I.**4: iftiutm . 1 provision <>f Se ii n- HH an*l R'2 For I he I. of the impiovenonl nfol esald. -It >■11 incut. ii ••f the Slate **f I I I id:. i eiifii ineil, *,r in ten cquul annual nance shall become effective itnnte-j lievi managers Those vvltn vvill Bint** of l-*lortdn H«*lritlfii: |. tin* mated cost of said improvement, iitib' j.s a necessary publn impr*>ve num upon all deferred payment* of the • baiter of l )*• < Ity • !' San That I l.t- f *ll*>w in* jitto min'* t«t Tftftii»nr** «.f Itnnilft l»\ S | > h Ir«I T ax Kitchen or |if»il the discussion on various sub met.' • * ' be a e ’i! again 1 all p i • pet t y • Ii ' ' ' lolallm .'lits vvil It interest a* the diutely upon its |ui--age and ndi.p-j r .» . I 'K C R'^’ OcI l»l»trh tft lltld tl»r i.f **f M«-« t|ni | f \• 1 I. thnt the entire cost of the improve ment, in addition to the improve floir* ailil nftei the time said spe fold, I lot liln, - b ill pi.Tied vvi'b iertx will he: <’nfiftt tt lit Ion «.f f|*. Slat. of 1 I *.1 t • t w i-o . abut’ ing and fiolilnig .. ii ilml Wash I tilt n Tin t«» (’ rente h Hinkliiu K tm <1 ..ml i ate of eight per cent per annum i ml asses-menls rhall b< an I stand ment Aforesaid, shall be assensed merit by the paving of n u r d lion. Dlin W. Kennedy, Miami Herald; out tb lav to It il i a r pe* la I a for the Puvinent nr tnw I'rltiMpnl Ida r•lm Inu 1 1 , \at t- t. Mml fl por’ iou of 8 - ( I, : 11. i • l . l - i ,i i I I i i ■I. luiit*. I* het*h% ......... I t«. uml iq on till d e fc m s l payments from end Interent Thereon Adopted this 22nd dny o f Sep-j Herbert Felkel, S '. Augustine Recagainst all property abutting amt Street between Mill CieoJ, and I*• lllially equall/eil, appl *>ved and i on M'*.'|ni'M t oll, a -i sing I be spe­ hall l.t* Mifl.inlt t*•( t>. fh. .L.l*.tft I’almet to Avenue and * v |o. - N - feet, t toil *1.1 H# It Ite^olved hy the l.riflftl.it ur« ft •!• ' ii i after the time said spc< nil a.-In no d. and, knl; T. E. Fitzgerald, Duytona n f t h e S t i l t * - f 'l a d *-pf I. .41 . . 4 »* 'et fronting UJion that portion of Tenth call Avenue to a width "I I*• feet, t-mber, A. D. 1921. cial la in Ills tn be ir.elvcd a- llo nut* t*i be .,, unproved bv tin- |,;,v l l o i . - n M .1 " .. a w n i l | 44f the Htlile nf Klnrhlk | ' | I M u l l a t I I I * fi* x t f t l F l M l . l l « le. I I . 11 o f Srws; Morion M. Milford, Miami M ssment- shall be and stand linn! Wutor Operating A c ­ HE IT I t K i ll I It RF.SOI VI I*. S*treet between Myrtle Avenue and that said pavement >luo.ld be hi Tlint the followtnK amendment nf I t * p i • u l a ! 1 1 r * I . . !.. h . I d | n «I . • rt—ult i I the improvement ion Daily News, nnd W. A. Elliott, Feet mg. re paving, batd -mini mg and IH I I I I I ’ T l l i I! I M ii Ion 17 nf Artlf'le 1‘J of the <*n||- > • .»r 1 * i } 4 I h f i l |ft t s . i \ t h i n S»-e I ' l\ equalized, approved an I con ­ That tilli e-olut ion shall lie and count S 28.000.lMl French Avenue to be mo improved creased t'* a width o f 21 I n i , and, templat against all lots and {Jacksonville Times-Union, Htltutlon of the Sluti* nf KIoM.Im U n f i I Arthle yf t h e « *i*iiMttt lit I n n I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, bet nine effettive illlllledialely f t 1 m lauds adjottni:* anil ion'iguoit- m i • bald - in I ii ing • f - a id |n 11 inn o f Thai > . vi h -It h -I 1, 1.1 w ■. * i'' •• filmed. Hll«l, A. A I*. DUALITY Municipal Golf Course 3,000.0(| “the paving, re-paving, hard n f . C. Carr, general manager of uf rutlfied nt the ('•••rternl KI»-rtlon of t h e S l a t * * o f r i o t 1Ida. he am* tided l‘ U It E F i l l l I) Sivtl* St l eel, a vvnllb of 2 I toot, In* N . 'no aipl Palm. ' . • *f Itepreftentat Ivi-n h«ld m the >.*nr tn read ii* * fo'.lowi w I4E IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, nnd after Us pa sage and a*lophr Thomas Advertising Service, K X C E L L K N T FOR 1MKS tig and re-hard surfacing of That Third Street between Mill 1924 Tnxes, Real and 1012 he und the »»14rnr In her«»h\ Ibounding and abutting upon sin Ii and against all lots and land- ad s i l l . 11 b o p a - ■<( w i t h • h e i | a Mei*i Inti I Til* 1-ejjlftlat tire fthiilt I'IN K A L A S K A halt. That this resolution shall he and Ivill l*e jiresent to close up the can- 11yreed to nnd ehull he eiihmltti-d provide for 11 unlfi.t ru and ei|ual R K D I 'U T K l) Personal ........... 152,190.0( aaid portion o f Tenth Street, n , * reck and Pecan Avenue shall hi lioll iniprovenietil, mid upon the font a innig and <out igiioos or Imiind w i t h t i n * l u i - by which Florida dailies will tn th«- rli-rtom uf the .Slate ut the rat** nf taxation. t*Xi<*pt Mini It ina\ j i . - - c-i,i 9 f .* * i. w de Income effective immediately from Ailopted ibis 22ml day o f N « pwidth o f 24 feet, and against all paved with sheet asphalt on u •> General Kleetlon of Ilepri'ii-nt * provide for ftpt-etal rut* n r lai.s Estimated Cush Balance pletiou *•( sun! asses-nu nt loll lo mg and abutting upon said un g r o u t e d l i i a k l a v i n g a - a b u s " , t |ipciul $5,000 in newspaper tnuiu next 1vim to „hee held In the year 1f*2l. un Intantclhle piopeitv hut mu Ii am! after its passage and udopin Ord. Fund 1,986.0^ ■wpnns Arid by direct ni*il methoda| 111 lot# and land# adjoining and con inch rock baso to a width of 21 t.m ber, A D 1921 cause a copy theleof to be pub­ p ro ■ ^nielli; tbal Four Thousand r,.r rtkiificmi ..........«»n or rejection. That hpeed a I fate . ** tat.** fthalt not «t a W id th o f 21 feet l " s ’ e u 'l i f ti. n. FO RREST LAKE. |U Advertise Floridn. ■aid Section 17 ■hall he amended e» •d file tnlllft on the dollar nf the tigaoua or bounding nnd nbutting feet instead of a width of Ifi feet, lished two tunes ron-e. etively, fine iliindiol and Ninety 'line,T A L L CAN A C AN an on to read an follow*: w 1 ( I t l l o f 9 f* e t , i l - . n , l h . n z e . i ; a l a m*« ft»•ed valnntlnn **f «*ih*|i intHnul* Adopted this 22 ml dny of Sep­ $205,624.03 I The meeting! will he held nt the upon said Improvement; thnt Six us authorized; all of said widen ntiet* e.*u b Wi-ek, in a I I I w-paper '♦1,193.00) Doll.II- is |*ie total o f S l l l i l w i l l , r u n g , I I I | . | . i o g , g i l l . I Section 17 The I. ejr I nlat lire may tr ie | « r . * | . * * r i \ w h i.-t) la l rat.ITu?cAwilla Club. C. J. MARSHALL. tember, A. I). 1921. provide for Rpeclal tax lolmnl illft rut ep nr the Ini**# c oiler ted th**re. Now, Therefore, Be It Enactca Thousand Six Hundred and Twcn in*, improving, grading and puv published in Sanford. Florida, at­ e-timated cost of said eontomplat trlct* to le*ii«* hnndft for the exrlu from mitt he np|»«»i M«.ne«l l.t the mg and paving •.f Six'll Street be Athe City Coinmissitm «*f th* • ity FORREST LAKE, NOTICB OF KI-KCTIOM. iy ($6,(120.00) Dollars in the to- ing o f Third Street between Mill •Ive u*e c»f putdlc free mdn.nlft with- L*-$f Iftlal nr*-, a ml fthull he «*v.lii»-|vr by the People o f the City o f Sanj taching to said spt-i ml asses-iiiont ed improvement in I lie pav ing, re {twi-en Magnolia A-i-iiui ami Pa' of Sanford, Florida. Ul estimated cost lof mid content- Creek and Pecan Avenue to a ford, Floridn: roll so published a notice dire* ted paving, bin.I surfacing and 4VIIIJRKA8. The Legislature of re tlictt.. a width ..f 21 feet in-tia.l (R A K E R , I'K C. C. J. MARSHALL, pitted Improvement in the paving, width of 21 feet instead o f lfi feet Attest: |1»». under the FoustIIutlon of HUB. Thut thefc shall bo appropriate! to all pioporty tiwnois in!* rested bal d Mil fa* mg <f -aid pot Hon o f uf !' ( - hall be *b.no i ’i . ..in|.|| A - the ("ity Commission c f the City |}| , '1" Hiatt* uf Klot’lila, it Id puna L. R. PHILIPS ( Seal) ra-paving, hard surfacing nnd r e - (shall be done in compliance with out o f the income of the City el |^'r Joint Flraolutlona |iru|K>fttuif ill said spot ial a* sessment s. Mating’ Sixth Street, to he specially us an. e \ .Hi tl.. ••>>uj■!• A . X I'.. I 'K G . •I plan-, -pi­ o ' Sanford, Florida. < ity ("lei k. |ui *iidrnantB to tt»e ('onatltutluu t»f hard surfacing o f said portion o f th* completed plans, spenti* atoms, 8 Sanford, Florida, for the in accordant v v t t h t h e I " " ' i s i o i l d ' n, w SCll a g n i n s t a l l l o t . and luttils *'ifi. at ii.iipi ..till i. nt estliu lic­ Attest: Ittr Him© of Flnrlfta. and tlio HAtno Tenth Street, to be specially as- pi elites and estimate- therefor, now year beginning October first, 1924J IJJjra uifroed |,y M vole of throw of 1he < ball i o f the City "t Sun- ailjoining itn.l . ..nt igu.nis m bound thei*-f..r. lew >.n l I. it. the o'!i.< lilillia of alt the tnenibera elected L. R. PHILIPS. (Seal) and ending Sepiember 30th, 19‘2.'i its led against all lots and lands on file in Die offi* e of the City ford. Fbo n I; 11 definite tun. nod ing ami abutting up n -nil nu of lb. < ity Maliagef ■tn each hnu*e. thut the voles on • f Ih - t i v City Clerk. adjoining and contiguous or bound­ Manage! of the City of Sanford, llAi.l Joint Itrsollit InHft were «,n- OB the following amounts for the foil plat c w lo ' e i . mplalnts vv ill ' provi'tiiei.l . tin -uni . f » f I7fi*> i- <■( hii if .1 d. f h ii.ln, whltii ^i* l.l |t»ied upon their r«ftp«*ctlvn Jouring and abutting upon said im ­ Florida, wimti h«td plans, specifi beii -ai I pc, ml a • heard and * with Itie y«*ni and na>s theretile estlinateil i«..-t pci li.iiit lo* t . plan p* . In ,*t mu.-, | . l o l l i e s a n d Ini. ana they .11,1 determine and ill- i provement; the sum of $4.7151 is cations, profiles and estimateM liav* St s -ment i * I vv ill b(. tn,ally * <m for aid linpr*.'-*ment e.-tIm.it. - liav* |<* <-n I •i e t >f.. t e u p Ffect the said Joint Hmu lull 01m the estimated cost per front foot l>x*cil heretofore nppr* ved bv tlo765.0 IJe auhifi 111. 10 lm* electors of the City Commission ........... filmed by 1tlx i ity Coiiiniis.|..n - it Mi: IT FI R I DER ItI.SOI \ I D. ptm.it |., tl„- *n •min. *-i .ii ami IMtute at the Oruertl Klectlon In 4,201.0 for said improvement. City 1 ommissioti and * oiisttlute ilu Office City Manager .... \ Iteonlulion Requiring *1 IN id ting as an I qualm ng Roaitl EVERY SATCHDAY |N**veinher. IS34 It t- lb# .let #1 in ihat ion ef constitute the an I #pee|||*:i !b Vn Ordinance Drtrrntining the " 1IE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, plans and rpecifim'i uis (• i sa.il 2 , 000 .«] L TJIEJtBPOHB. t If. CLAY I Office City A ttorney..... en ing. t.rudmg and Paving ul HE IT FUR I HER RF.SDIA Kl* l o m n ii -'io n tint all I d - ami tlnns lot >„i,| wi.letliing. i.ii|,f t.v .ng If* V.Vt o llO- Secretary of Htate of Amount and Fixing the Rate o f Office Municipal Judge 1,550-C t it Is the determination of this widening, improving and |uving n n M ’ T *,0^,er. n^0ut carrj-ing Groct-i icA home W'c Union Avenue Iron* Pump That the spt'i lal assessments pit N- Y. lt«i- slato of .Florida, do tiurohy give lands ti.lyotning and . . . align,. - <>i and paving ..f Sixth Stivet between Is.,11, .. Hint.a Taxation, and Making the A n ­ UU1N 1 jfuurantcp prompt delivery of mloaion that all lots and lands of Third {street between Mill Creek llraiirh blast to Lake \ iew A ve­ vidl'd for by this resoltl* toll to bt ooutxltiig ami. aim: t ing up, n Sixth Magn.lu, Nvinue and Palmetto L . i. ” ft"ftl*AI. BtfRCTlON nual Tax Levy for thr City of STATE $ 8,610.0 idjoining and contiguous or bound- and ITran Avenue from a width of nue. a NVidth o f 2fi Feet. mail*' ami entered aguin I the pin] 1**11 hs :».da .In each county In ALL GOODS Street between I'aliiiidto Av.iiu. Avenue f|,,m „ width ef 9 feet to IMortds on Tuesday next succeeding Sanford, Florida, for the Tear, mg and abutting upon Tenth HI feet to n width of 2 1 feet, and Dept. Public Safety, Welfare or Whereas, heretofore a*p|4ropttutu erty hnumime **mi abutting upon n||i| «'ypr.-Mw Avenue will he b* n liu y firat class (foods from a first class s lo re and lie a a width of 21 feet, am, Un# f in) I*. . ,lr,t Monday in Novimhcr. A. A I). 1924. iRreet/between Myrtle Avenue and this Commission hereby declares proceedings have been had pri.vul- said iniprhvetuent shall he puvuill., I** 1"M. the said Tuesday being the Public Works. Hatlsfied patron o f (he improvement prnviti IIIISMO lot. T di.hilea the n.-c.-#1**1 JtTII IIAY OF NOVKMKKH Pranch Avenue will be benefitted the necessity for the widening and ing for Ho- grading and paving of at the option ,,f the property own RE IT ENACTED BY TH E P E O -.D lv i.io n o f Police ....... $ 1H.2604 IJor the ratification or rejection of by thi» tesolu ton, i*f.xi tli .t sity tor the widen-ng i.tt.l paving , f y , the improvement provided for paving o f mid portion of Third PEE OF THE, ( ITY- OF Division of Fire , 9,960.0| I tx* snid J*.lnt lleeolutlona proposUnion Avenue from Pump Blanch ers owning pmperty hounding and tbl, sp*-c*ul assessments t I,.- made said |*ortl in o f Fix;), St.cet, a|tnz umendments to the Constitution '^this resolution, and that the » p e - , Street as aforesaid, as a neves HANFORD. FLORIDA; * - Division o f Streets and D( it.* Htate of Florida, vis; east t.. |j.k»- View Avenue. abutting upon such improvement ;illd entered against all lets and nfot •aid. ii tie i ss.ir^ publn Section One: That the amount ooscssments to Ik- mude and sary public improvement. Bridges v.— — .... 33,900-0 VS he rea s, il is now deemed ad- as follows cither in full within |nndl, adjoining ami contiguous or impiovement [ i JOINT ItnsOLUTlON 1‘ ropnalnjr against all lots and lands HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED. visahle that Utiion Avenue s h - uld thirty day- after said nsseasment** )M,un,|i„g and abutting upon such b : 11E IT FURTHER RESOLVED determined as nceesmry to be (Including Street Cleaning.) »'■ Anmndment to Arllcla 1\ pf tt." Conitltutlon of th# Htate of rnired by taxation for tho year A. Division of Sewers and i(ng apd contiguous or hound­ That a total expenditure not e x ­ i.c payed t<* tt Width o f 20 feet fi un shall stand equalized, approved uml contemplated iniproxemvnl shall he Thai « total exptn Jt.uu • Il'.rlJn. Itatative to.Taxation and t.ut cx- ( d . 4924, / o r the ord n?ry jiurpmss , a n d 'ab qttin g upon such con- ceeding Three Thousand One Hun i'ump Branch c *bt to I-ukc \ icw confirined. nr in ti n equal annual . H'lnncr. Drains ......—T^..~r..T. 1,000.(1 made U|#,n a fmd frontage basis; feeding One Tliou-nml S V,n Hun , f th, ’ - • ■ MOTF1T I8* *> H«»oJved hy th* L«gl*lature platcd Improvement shall he dred and Thirty ($3,130.00) Dol iib b b b b b b ib b ib b ib ib b ib b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b s b b b b b b b b s Division of Parks and imtallmcnts with interest at ihi .that i* In say, that in the J.rvpara- dred and Twepty-Hlght ($1 728 0 t| i„* .r#s- 1 ,ur1'1 'I Avenue, therefore, > nn,J ^or Mi* Ktat* of Florida: account, Upen a foot frontage basis; hits is hereby authorized to cover Plnjrgrounds ____— - • S.ttSJj i l i . ' V u ‘ " fhlloSVln* an.tnd m*nt tb BE IT RESOLVED, That the rate of eight per rent. |*vr annum tbin D# tb|, 8ptH-in| nt ( r M ni#iit roll Ihdlat - is hi-ffliy nOihor.ze.l Ui cov - ' ^ - an i n nt, unu Artlrl# i x of th* ConMlrutlsn of the sum o f One Hundred f i f t y - Division of labile Build* ' is to oay, that in the prepara the mat o f widening the asphalt City Commission nf the City of upon all defetrod payments fr* r* c«.V0Hng the contemplated improve- ' cr i|>, cost .*f widening the j uv,- In IL"* Htnt« of Florida, rxlatlvy to ■ One Hund.dd l!**s, liin and Finance, to to* notnInga ........ .. .....I , W o f the special assessment roll pavement on Third Street la-tween Sanford, Florida, deems it advis- Und lifter the time said special n t^'m enl, such special assessment* menl i n Sixth(#trest l#-:we*n Mag Two Thoufhnd, E,*ven ( I t) of. said . . |I J^. , - ,dc-ket , • . and, prorate^ . a nolia • ,, Ave.,u* . - umP- P alm etto' \ ----f i n e l y ($15jfc, 190.00) Dpiiara. *x ’ FORREST LAJCE. I Arttri* IX U* and th* *ame It here■ing the contemplated improve- Mill Creek and Pecan Avenue from able a* n necessary public bn prove- s. ssin.mts shall ha and stanj fin- ' shall ba| mined Ave A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUIT AND Jh- det^rminort and prorate^ nolia Avenue and*-Palmetto A\,c»f Section TWp- That th [!T Strread to'and shall hu auhinltf»« tutf levy EB liich stH-ciul assessments u width of Ifi f*>et to i. width nf 2J ... i . i i i i .. *t,,. imnr..,--. ..n............ „fi,t .-nn. I _ i L . . » . . • . J tpeh (perial asscasments a 1(5 feet u o f 24 ment, in bdditioq lo the improve- ,nlly equalized, approved und conMayor-Commis*ioncr_______________ VEGETABLES. •0 to the electors of th* Htate at according to the foot frontage of nue from a width c f 9 'e?t t ■ u * '* for the year 1924 is hereby fixed be’ determined and prorated feet, which said sum of nu-iit by the paving o f Union Ave- .firmed, und seneral aleetlon to be held on tia* respective properties specially j width o f 24 feet, which said rum IJJ* first Tuesday after th* flrat m / i u i . m IS i o MORE i u v / a n REFRESHING uni as follows: Commissioner.] NOTHING THAN DELICIOUS t o 't h e foot frontage o f Three Thousand One Hun- nut- between Pump. Branch and IT FU R TH ER RESOIA ED, benefited by said impiovement. Hondxv |r N-»vemb*r. A. D. 1»J4, o f One Thousand Seven H undred1 Your Automobile has to eat the same as you. Bring her down . _ . , <■) For Ordinary purpotes of I*»r ratifiratton or r*)tctJon, to -w lt: live properties specially dred nnd Thirty ($3,130.00) Dol Lake View Avenue, that said pave- That this resolution shall he am C. MARSHALL. BE IT FU RTH ER RESOLVED, and Twenty-Eight ($1,728.00) Do!- I,he municipality l l mills upen the bokar It. N o 't a x upon Inherlto Our Luftch Counter, and give her a shot of "That Good Gulf Commissioner. J tte*t by said improvement. lars is the total cstimuted cost of ment should be increased to u become effective immediately from That the Tax As>u«s*ir and the [2®^** nr noon the Ineoe,# o f real* lars is the total estimated cost c f dollur. ? r . c (tl**n* o f thla State ahall Gasoline” and Supreme Oil, und watch her tukc the hills in IT FURTHER RESOLVED, said improvement; thal the entire width o f 2(5 feet . Attest: * ant I uftcr its passage and adop- City Clerk o f the C ay o f Sunfprd, I ft levied hy th* Htate o f F lorida. contemplated improvement; ( b ) For the interest and «'nkhigh, with More Power und Snap than ahe ever hnd befure. t the Tpx Assessor and the cost o f the improvement aforesaid, L. It. PHILIPS, . (Sea| ISL.I BE IT FU RTH ER RESOLVED, tiun. authority, and there Florida, in accurdunve with tha*. the entire coat o f the improve- lnR fund account 7 milu ^ I n f > *'1 rsctnpt '/r o ta taxation to S While you pro here, look over our stock of good tires niul acClark of the City ot Sanford, shall be assessed against all prop­ Thut Uniun Avenue between Fump C/ty Clerk. •. \<topl«l this* 22nd day of Sep- pruviaienn of Sectiun* 101 nnd 102 Yni ni afurosaid, shojl be qgacsscd |dollar. 1 - f (-aad of a fam ily rosldtnir In . — i accordance with the erty abutting and frqnting upon Branch and Lake View Ayjmut k.*t«. household good s a n d ’ cesaories. You will find most anything you want to Doll 'er vynuc t-mber, A. D. >924. ~ __ _ _ "CAha r h f t r t n t ^ f llx*. Xuty-nf hnr■raln « nil property abutting and" Section Thrae: That there shall J. V?1 ‘ Meets to th* valu* o t up with- Quick Service with a Smile. rtfen f 101 (Uld.Ktf thnt portiuu of TbjrU Stroet bcv rhall W p * r w l with concreU •with ' ' - * * *' FORREST LAKE, fard/Florida, shall proceed without ” • Hundred t l 500.00) Dollars. *W|n*nid ax a neccMju-jtpublic l m W h e r e a s , herato fore npitrojndate | T h a i.'!)<■ assessments pro- The Huirai Touch is There and il is Your Own Touch PIGCLY WIGGLY ilrffiy (P/lfCrtfic SKKVINtJ THK I’ FOFI F CHIPSO on select m hat y o u w an t. Y o u c a n h u r r y o r y o u c a n t a k e y o u r time. N o o n e h u r rie s y o n ; no o n e s lig h ts y o u r order, H o w e v e r sm all it m a y be. \ T h e H u m a n tou ch yes, i n d e e d ! It is the most h u m a n w a y w o r l d to si mp the Pitftflv Wijrffly W a y . MACKEREL, each 1 2 ^ SALMON CH ER R IES 14c 9 l-2c c OATS RESOLUTION NO. 165 ORDINANCE NO. 85 I Gonzalez Grocery Company WHEAT FARINA, pkg. 1 7 c Iona String Beans, ’ «" Evaporated Apples 2 0 c CREAM of WHEAT, pkg. 2 1 SLICED BACON, Ib. COFFEE r A r tha City o f Ban- twaan Mill dr^ak, and P c.vt ^vt- cement curb and gutter to ^ wiidlh II proceed with- nue to be so improved by the wid- o f '20 feet; all Of snid widen C. J. M A R S H A L L , lird improvin lion of As tho C ity C o m m is a io n o f thd C ity o f Id ul i’wiXwd# FJuxidA. -i delay tf'ma)te a gpccial asac*ament rbli,* itnm aag Che special benefit^ to bo received' as the result o f thf fronting upon that portion of Sixth b* levied and collected for Ihe year _____ ___ Street between M**nolia Avenue — ' r me year «nd Palmetto Aven tie to balso ini- -wiuun u*siiWMM«ii*tiiaii. -* t^, proved by |ha.widening of said pofri AVfcf p t Sanford, Florida, a tax ■J? r dL*hn*'i0 A*n‘,Vto Try Smith's Bari Shop for good barl r HECOUTTION »»ronoslnir iJa to A rticle VTIt o f . * Csnn iu i Ikk a# ■*•. a * .* . #.» omatoes Sugar Corn , ib............tr>c RED CIRCLE, lb 40c 8 o’clock, lb,...r....,...35c First and Elm. •- <n . : n . r* u ^ W Sanford, Fla. Rhone 417 U ifi'b t Or -•v, PM ■ •* 205 Magnolia Ave. * a> NO. 2 ■CAN NO. 2 (’AN NICE LEAN I b .l 7c 32-OZ JARS T okay Crapes EXTRA FANCY Sweet Potatoes GA. YAMS COBBLERS I Q FELLOWS SERVICE STATION jjniuaoYcmtRiL^flnUlPalflttd againt^ tlotj J r r r r T Inn t*ry part ol IM^Rly Wi^frly is R e a d y f o r i n s p e c t i o n nt all tim e a 30c National Oreo Sandwich, pkg. 10c BISCUIT Vanilla Wafers, large pkg, 13c in the VIRGINIA L b s Theatre. ^4M •>/ f* C l.’ *j«- . (ft . ,v ,, crX ; i .-di �^ W . ' _____ j - r - ---------------1 T1BJIM S ------ — ‘ rLV ____ - - __________ _ ___ ______ ___________ . ,i . Ek7 *- ! . ill-. THKSANFOHn!HBRAftB, FRIDAY, flttmrtfDEW>26; 49241HI •: . '/■'■. 5c& ^As Brisbane ' Sdek'itl' .I_PA GETS T f f l BUG EVERY YEAR ABOyT TfflS TIME-_ Jfi ^ In spito,yafltJie fact that a boy just out of the eighth CRAP WHO CDOLD/rT SEEs WHY—HtS IW> grade of grafrtrttaf school is qtiitc positive that he has com- Only Fire Lines. * — * - ! ** ► ■_ No Misting Link. pletc mastery o f aUl the knowledge in the world, that a recent Don’t Sell ShnrL graduate of alniAat any-Tiign school is reasonably certain that Making Rad Medicine. not much remains beyond the grasp of hlif intellect, that a BY ARTHUR BRISBANE college senior nbout to deceive his diploma is struck abso­ i o n , n t h t ib « > lutely dumb by the almost Bidden realization o l his total ig­ norance, yet HtMnge as it may seem it is usually wise for one JUST FIVE lirrs, filling a Uttla to struggle through this period o f education to that point of hole in n page'crowded with.udiraisal. -. ■ .« vetUsing, tells this atory: Andrena the many advantages of a college education Friedrinsk,TJ8 yc.fiw old, (1 are. and wcll-know/t as‘,to. make enumeration of honest worker /or sixty years, kill- , a re 80 fio .tuimm;ous num then! almost boHng and rilbnotonofis, yet there arc mahy e'J himself-botnuxu he waa worn l'* . young folks at this particular time o f year who are>wonder- out and could fHd m 0thployIHdtft'. ^ r ^ ing whether it is all worth while. Who are wondering whethr If an old hor-w hud junipcij ov'cij *(| ’ J er the everlastrrlgigrind of daily preparation of lessons is of the clilf in despair or walked In, u. more nctual ya|i|e to them than’ thfc same amount of effort front of a lommstivi' that WotilJ wojild be if directed into other channels, in the praetical bus- have appeared o.t tiic front pnjte." ideas* o f self-support, for instaned. > The Cruelty to Annnnls Society and Problems of this kind are in1most cases for the individ­ the Bide-A-Wce Home for discour* ual to decide. Parents may admodish. They may exhort.. aged animals, wo'iiil have been ex* But if the individual wants to go to college and has a suf- cited. fiicient amount of the "old fight” he can go; if he wants to Men that write the history of our quit school and go to work, It will not do the parents, or him '‘civilization,’* ten thousand years from now, will find nil .hey enru either, any good to try to force him through college. It is an to know about It in thosa five linos. important decision the individual has to make and one which will affect his entire life. j THE HAGUE reports n tribe «f If ho makes up his mind to take the road leading to in- •I'f’ih!!1*™ni n « u l s i v.'.'f T>r"<' tellectun) enlightenment, he will find much along the way i These “myltlrious cm tum lbur which if properly indulged in will tend greatly to stimulate |man and half ape," are called by him mentally and physically and at the same time relieve the more highly developed natives ornng junleks." Scientists will the possible drudgery of mental concentration. He will find “find such creatures described in in no mntter whnt college be chooses for bis alma mater Marco Polo’s trnvcls. That ancient i many extra-curriculum activities which can hardly be over- Venetian was a close observer. iptiulged ip,. vU^tjq tlcvotw.fifty^uo:. cent o f his time t« vluss nre “ no m issing lin k s ," room work and fifty per cent to athletics, school publications,j T H E R E none w il l be dis en vmusical clubs, debating societies, dramatic societies, frn- je jcrc,j. re d . ** Vv* an rri i o u s a n im a ls , o f I lie grtternities and a thousand nnd one other organizations for the jrillu, ournng-outang mid rhimimtvpurpose of broadening ])ersonulitfes and cementing friendtype, developed slowly through years into the landing ships, he will have proportioned his time wisely and should]" types o f human beings. African, | haw- little'difHoulty^itr muintninhVg a high rank in scholar- Mongolian and white. To find the *■'ny tllVnux* M f t n . ■) a i Man!it u rd . I l i r l t l .1 Second Cl»»« Mattar. I*It,* Ml ttio P o s t ut flea , World* miller A ct of »»»• L, ltKAK,_ __ _ KOI t o r in u jiiu iQ ^ atla Arana* , Maurer 1'hana Itt ( f i * t 1 U m o i f ItATTCM — ..-11.00 8 ix M on lh e_| I.M i .City by Carrier, per ■If,o. Weekly L BBS 1-3,111 Ion. tiOO N O TICK , of tnunk^iU V ouSS ‘ ou lortn ln sism * where . JTads w ill be charsetl ter a d vertisin g rate*. I t ASSOCIATED r n i l l ■Vattrf Press la exclua* 1 to the uae for repub* all newa dlaoairhea„ KO It or not otherwlee cred-j Itper and ulao the local herein. All rlshte o nbfioOtlun o f a ^ e c l a l dlapatchea* _. ofe alao aln ala reaerred^., . , 1 , 1 , rhlDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924 fA • ILK THOUGHT FOR TOQAY RICHHS DO N O T/SA T ISF Y : b thafloveth Rilvej- shall not bo itlsfled with allvA/; nor ho ,thnt iveth abundance, with increase: ils ia only vanity; When goods icreasc, they nrd Increased that It them; and what good in there -the Swners thereof, saving the ■bolding o f them vjith their eyes? calm' 6 : 10, 11. cleuastcs SONNET What c ^ I give thee back, O libAmi rincely giver, who baB . wrought the gold Aptl purple of fhine heart, un. stained, untold, ^n ) ’ And laid them on the outside of ’ L* the wall or BUdih- as •L to take or losvu Withal. unexpected larges* 7. Apt Lcold, ngratoful, that for these most manifold jrffts, [ render nothing hack lit all? lot ao| not cold—but very .poor J Instead. !ou who knows. For frequent , tCors have run tie colors from m y'life, nnd left dead ,, nd palp a stuff, itrwetA n>t Pithy* The Tan Practice Safety. Too Iw jr- yr- o—-— #l , , Of all the lives lost in automobile accidents it is safe to V k h B ^ n t « naa appearance “of sav that three-fourths of them could have been preventeil if itericlfranlincss thiol Sanford. . there had been less carelessness, either on I he part of the » —— Q------- r* automobile driver or on the part of the pedestrian. N This heiqg Safipty Week In Snitford i^iir fift firijl ioq.j is .being Yn Sanford real estate, continually called to reeklesshess on llie part ^)f t h e a u t o t r l o lomo d^y they will sell it, making bile d riv er and ilUR'h ali'esn is being given tn heir f o r t unes. _________ w hich the n i f j ^ M T sJtauffl d p en d e his ear. the wav in IflL farmer up ^n Virginia says But il p e o " ^ ''^ ns t’Kat the pedestrian should get a little hnt In 4wo days recently he killed ,,f fb e iji,stl UcfK»fI»whti'h js hejtlg put fo rth fo r thu purpose o l hlrty-tvo wittleahAkes w-hich he reducing tlie nutllher o f a ociden ls in S an ford. T h ere is more Iscoveyed J“ in a“ den on his farm. ‘ is in mam titles much 'hat’s almost as guild'us that "story! jav-Wiilkitig in I his 1 ity limn there . men and women who miss m the luiujd about Idilor Henjumi{Uia)d ulmut tbu thu larger in aize. I’ nless the nakea the other day. middle of a block.' or who forget tin re are aitlomobihs, wak« sou you. und dead from tionf ami mouth ■case'.n e a r Portland, On-gun ad it yinsn't a girls’ school eiltu i F " *-------- 9-------- * i ------- o----- -- It is laugh! Colonel I'cter O. light ';hu}i already denied the itement' published in. the New rk Herald Triliune that lie m idod to.y ote for Coolitlge. Little'boy o f thirteen was wad r a cRy pond the other day. lie nderod beyond his depth and bi­ ll ho^fovlld la* rescued drowned, rg o f six can Im* taught lo swim 1 if they urcll’t the parents are ipualy neglecting their duty. M ... *_ Jh Cncc ftJi were brought home on Etrlnga, but It la^ Jug* now. i 9 An optlmlrt ia a mia lending a bank cashier a suitcase. Dr. Yen heads the Telling gov. eminent, proving even a nomo which sounds like money count,!. A sugar surplus f is reported, tW* tinso by tha market editor,^. * (d of by the June husbaruh. r-jj^Rarmora from vailou,x seetions "report proflta from crop pools, unlass there were shdrks in them. Jasper (Ala.) man claims he heard a snake s.*:* “hello,” but the revenue men haven't dona a thing ' - fi.— Try In blip traffic iiHtcad of hmdri mg liy bring ubstinatf*. 7,— Han't step »>ut from in bark of a car in I hr path nf an on-coming nutomnbilr. H — l 'si* i ntuition senrr It may save your life. Bu iic.sh ami charily have mine into -harp conflict in recent years, and a* a result are now coming mt.i co-op, 'utinn. . Il has been discoverL*d lh.it charity, in the old sense --------3 ■ Three men who failed to escape from the Atlanta (Ga.) pt n must spend this winter in Jail, where re it is nice anil warm. The German cabinet is about to bo overturned, but then tliat hm, become a German custom, •<, don’t worry. The trouble with getting some­ body to help you spell a w,.rd in they look as if you Were so Igno­ rant. Tho polo trot is said to U,. the f'*,w fall dance, but We don't know if they run neck and neck or nose and iiohc. Vicksburg (Mis,;.) baibcrt quit bobbing on Saturday to 1 have men, which will help the women more than bobbing. S E R • I C E A M ODELN ba n k in g org a n iza tion , w ith ade­ quate facilities. 1 : 111 1 V 2 A n ABLE person n el in directors, officers and staff. 3 A c t i v e i n t e r e s t in th e in d iv id u a l n eed s o f every d ep ositor. * r ■■ * : W e invite new accounts s trength -Service Progress j SEMIINGLE COUNTY BANK •I'T lull rest Raid on Savings Accounts ! ------- *------ ’ Till-: ONK AND ONLY ANSWKR A I I '. N f A DEnRi.l W I he Wi l ke s I Olintv Let mil, III il Mil l el l l I sue. Silts "Il I- st .lie 1 Dial llie oMilig, i l o p tlii p in will i H i I'd that ot I jisI yeat by one Hi e i.ritllg 1 gl ow er * fortunes in many count t i , , . 'Ihr ; “ ll ' " ,l ,ox''’ ill ti in tbe shape Do* south l biggest o w n e rt of stevl wupk,* )i n a i f G e o ig i a pi a, b g ro w e r s w en * this l!Qg IAm l . tie owns mure tha W t I' the ......... Carlo guiut,ling Hou*- ’{:e,! " " m,r' sueti '* ,h,‘y ‘ l" " ‘,l wuU h ,‘u, a thiiig as t \, l a... ' I hare 1 c a n t bunks in 1‘aris and etsewtidre a f u r y e n mid at a pj uf i t , mu >. ■on a* t l o > I,'Ill'll Die sei i ,-l i.| ,.| i . ct l ) m a l l u U n g whi ch Is t ' t l t l l ’ - EIt ATI \ I. MARKET1N'<. ! T h e reach c l e p in D e o t g i a tin.* >cai w u i m u g iiifie e n t. and th e re is no reason w hy il should not h ave been p ro fita b le . JT W i l l ' I , D H A V E B E E N P R O F I T A B L E , had it been m u rk e t u i along r a t io n a l, comm on Sense lp.es. This most m y s te rio u s person is I h a l f C r e e k , h a l f Itu s siu m l . m , „ , i 11 u , 1 "• \ the pll.tdem of stabilizing the ' -in .Cuntin. pie. n a t u r a l i z e d t l n t i - h w l.11 N ° l " ' l h ‘ M" ' » ' I h u e m e a l least f if t v t aces mi * e.| l h , , ‘ l h '' l'**"' *' **'r**wers in ' . e o r g n price ot cotton is being solved in m ' hip blood ' J **;VV‘ 1 1|K " ,l h> “ i " " g shot! (ieulgiu and the Soiilti, and in the Ilf m a r r ie s a Sp an is h la d , ' >'"*’ l".*.t in. m u , ) on un only way it i AN he solved whose f u ll n am e is M a r i a del IMlii ''r'l"**’» '" 'I' '«• "*"") y e a r s , a i l f..r •h 'u igli tin expunsioii and growth , A n l o n m A n g e la Put r,a h um S im iu a ('''c '•'Msoii and on, m easnn alone, to of the <o operative tnutkeling idea Rut (in* captain c u n t s the image of (bul. n n rrt brbs... Ills mi ige , ut in riiniiy as if rbqir in ivory : and in l hr him. k rat .Moors hr srrs the rrprrsrnlalioti of tin King of liravon, wit. Th i*ifM't* Icui lift! l . bln Muguno > Iteiuete. Ducheso of Wtl Th't‘ \ * loitK ‘ "Ug sine.* learned —-I'tllliM*. i h e . r o ra n g e crops in an ! 0 ' »(tu*na and V illa l iu iie a de las 1 irH rV et j l iiim lleros t h e r e un* m a n y kinds M ' P P K l i l . ) nuinni't and Dial has been O, *i, g u a r a n i , ,- n zah -st J,1* *f |.‘ S » i l u l i t i n I l i u l m im e, Miiot | ! " be m e , N.uue Vein have be, u , i ' h , ' ‘ i i l lia g iiiit in , Basque. I nioft' p i . - p e m u s Dial, . D o r s , o u N I PI I'EltSB I'lt'i' I IMI S V NEW eoinet i t diseovereil I sin b a D e n g as losing in,me) . n u • ' " b l a r i n g across Du* sk y t w o Iniltrs ■ l ii n g l c lo p w nild be . .iisnb" . I a Most IiO'ipb* It.* i e I"'! " t'*ld '**! , met! it* larioip, walks of life I * on ] behmil tile sun." It's a lug ope, ip.t g ' l m a Mil g liu s tl) Joke in I lo r :.'a , Iotic Dial the intelligent nltifiinn q u ite s l u i n g en ough ye t to tie seen nuwaitays ninny times 'bat tin aveiagi* nidi Atlil Die pencil g ro w e r.- i f D e a r land h .i.d n i a f t -man lommuinls a w it lm u l a I elescope vidtinl's \oeal*iilary is lidicaously leome, to be handled by a pvimum-H commission for whatever purpose! thill cumnissioti tuny deem wise in! the puhue interest. It may go for [ .charity, or it may go for the pur­ pose of removing conditions which make charity necessary. It is this phase of tin- movement j which is chiefly important When; society is properly organized there will be no need of charity W hen , communities learn to ro operate the word "charity'' will disappear. This I is a lesuli devoutly to In desired.) The fart that charity is needed is u veiy si 1 mus indictment of our socalled civilization There must i nine some day a snctal oidei in winch e v n y individual will be able to live bis life that he will take his phivy a^ a av.U-Mistiming mijpibtyrj siralde condition T h e c o in m u n it ) c h i - t i- a movetnetil m the d irecti.in o f h i i t i r IniKiness in the m a t t e r of (ha 1 ti T h e v a rio u s agencies a t e G a m e w as scarce, m a n , died of Still used a * the m e d iu m t h r o n g i Vjl^hi li , h u n t ) shall be dispense!', h u n g e r. Some " m a k e r o f had modi c in e ” must by “ s o rc e r y " have hut 1 In 'tim ls a i e g a th e re d by a o . aroused the evil s|Mnts. ] u p u u l p e e t fo rt S t i f l i it ie t h e b • step in the (1f re c t'^ u f viirietiy.r f ra ln g I n d ia n named T l o l Mon.-.! tlou <if ,1 h»ttcr community attitude A - e l f -respect i ng c o mmu n i t y can hm WI(S found «t n ig h t , m u e i b lilog n the di ' sl i e nothing' than tins. Ti n t r a n y e w ords o ver the f l r i n» his! is found et what i- kri- wri wu 1 the 1 " lim it v 1 In t fund This has rillidit :o!t is possible, and will conn* •hack. Me, of course i U ' i i ii 1I 1 v 1 d w ith con nb nibit- a ! i it b> co operat i vu conn mi nt y maker o f bad medicine. stlrei'ss it, t i e i-latnl Into lia s f u n d r l t ut T h e w*i> to the new ortli**r \ simpk*, tint it 1 I DE old squaw betrayed him, th e ! e have gone bequests made by nf thniK*' i'* t«» m p it >"ung men tied him to u ir,<j and CJlizens win wish • it I l o i r motley *«•« m - h a u l f«‘t tin- | « te w o r k f-u so! ii! lu-Uci ine 'il, but The (••muninity whuAi* tili/.i’iii* lire l,u'.1*"'*■ hl“; .‘ -l""r«,m|. .rly . not want .!dlssi)ial, | tiy t h - liKhtiit!' ftii thi.s «ii th.il rurht will for se veral days, d y i n .. g slovrl —h e n g r o w i n g i i n p u t ieitt, the old t ’l'ld ittg i m t ' i - d s of d i - t r i b u t i m * iii*v'i-i It ,• a rutiimy till > . W In mi T i n I i \ h li i a U and h i ° i M>n «»f t m«Ii \ I squaw 1n t I n s ' b l o a t . * | A a r i t y w b o h a t e in vo g u, in so ua|s learn Mtat im niie tan ijid hi* She and the o the rs p ro b a b ly w il l 1nuili> p la i, TIlf • until h«* lia*» hi Itu-d III banged llo w f a r f t a m elvillitii i l b , ' l i u - t f*tn ! i oust it nles a pit I *»W■t 1 1Ik . i.........r . ... . . • . ' -11.1 I. , ...’Tldi'W nil'll! Till' |Mjfl ’if u/tdH t p i hi.-, t ht iml'Tinitti will lio n is a planet w it h hundred., h f ' n tlllo p h n it i d. J ti i In |un.l lu at m w * \nd i fuil ! it ti • ft*■t■11 f nt i.iu id lin ps of sill'll savages ' And f o r pal ia ,i. • i mant ni m m i it u •ti \\ a i di \ alt! 1 i! in «‘"ie supersl ii ion in th e i m i ia n y oil CfMiH’H a w ill f in d ten in t i n 1 vin loti* w h i t e u : - : luces You can't h i . , - CIViliJtottoll u n til you I ,'n o c iv ilize d r e a p ] ' WHAT ABOUT VOI’ K VOCAHULAKY -------- i In Lisbon, a bomb thrown into the Hotel Swlss-Atlantlft may h tve bent a few of their s/ealta. MIAMI 11E It A I. D fro m cold N o r t h B r it i s h ’ ’o lu m b i'i a n ag ed I n d i a n sq u aw .mil loin Otilers . T h i s is w h u l t h e y hud di»n«. 1 up and use a little cute themsehis I he\ may so .,11 Le the \ii Woman suggests us n remedy or divorres fifteen year marriages, tints of bad areidenls. Many rules for driving automobiles are being offered hen automatic separation. And hen what 7 Why wouldn't il be a ......I idea to suggest some to govern t b< Wo cgn't imagine a more Imm absent-minded pedestrian who 111 nk * be has l hr right " l a in ivc position than heic" nttonu’ over allIf ar Gaston Means, providing The Herald offers the following in the hope that they ays his bills. A It ID I I ma r l iagi , . . I t r nct mg may In* nf aotru* value tn tin man nr wnmau whn walks: f . l i l o p i ’s al l> ill inn, it in,nd, vpu i t I Walk mi t In* .sjlnwalk tint in the slrirl. Bringing the Wot id's Ser ies t*. lie* con >ti-.m m i x i n g pi... i .. ih.it 1! Cruss tin* street milv at enruers. Washington by the Senutois seem cues on min in g d if f e r e n t 1 1 '.U.w n r ;{.— l.nnk bulb ways ami then ernss rapidly. I be thv niujor feature (>/ our for human being . No lliisd V..,\ j. i • ( f . K r a R c y .' ^ , I y e a r s old. oiu* o f Do* World' s 1 I luii't jav walk. It's ibuignrmts. ' i d l e s t men, has piled up gl g- nun f,.* l.nnk nut fur mitnnmbiles. They may U"l Sevcnty-hine deer were rerenllv A s fat- fls Fluridu is concerned e polisicul CUinpui"ll has all the ah nri|t pop o f .a garqc o f plimlo In £ home fur infirtp und di'suto old ladies. ' • THE COMMUNITY TKUST3FUNI) unlly you DON’ T know N.uue Ihul j Young students should lie wheat short are to is not chut liable. It is being diHt ti\ more thoroughly impressed with the joys of a college life and | | )lU .r ered that it is not businesslike. .j - i ■ -q------ ,, , /instilled with a diitiifc} w f tin acquaintance with the world's | T in t i m e is ra p id ) } passing when That/atotpf.J 0<fw plsylrtg havoc I I I J t ! D i ; E a chuin, ex.inline its art) t o in m u i ii t ) w ill submit to the time (n viih\ storb of Knowledge*! * Paronfs and teachers make no misrith Euro|ic, for the first !i w e a k e s t lin k. T o j u d g e the Ini.uun ad |,i .1 1> o f a score o f d i f f e r e n t ary-ia not man made. tifke when they^ talk^college to high school students. r a r e p lu d y savages. T he I ' u n a J i i n cJiai lia b le agencies, each engaged ■■-^v*—- —- ■ oih ti l i n g to a m e l m i a l e snrne unde M o u ld e d I'nlice h ave bro ug li down ***■•*«’■ fartneri-Iaftt ■serve'to trmnple b y 'c o l le g e .* on. ‘ The percentage is too small. -Elitabeth Barrett Browning. Molrtte ‘ connecting link between the ehim pan/.ee and Daniel Webnter wen Id be as difficult ns to put you- fin ­ ger on I he c o n n e d in 1; link I d ween a baby one hour old and a man of ^Too maiiy \vfe fcfKzno^k tiphn college ns nothing hut count­ less bookshelves of scprchingly dry and incomprehensible lit­ erature- Many young men and women are now going to col­ leges. More and more are going eaifh year. But there is not 70. the irresistible rush toward the campuses in September that col ton d m r l there rightfully should be. According to the United States T u(e•sAdMa yB, L EbRuSr r yse lling a r o u n d lo hunt Bureau of Education of one hundred boys entering the fifth f o r m o n ey W e d n e s d a y in o rm u g . grade only sixty-Uiree remain in school to complete grammar j The cotton crop is down r.oo,otio school. O f thoie'jiixtjyiffhrec only thirteen ever gain a high ,int,.th<* l>rir<’ ,s u|’ ?lu'11' l'' nebrcnl /linlnmri *A'nd out of t he original one hundred 111 | HmlK^y^t'Tln^do.'Tn WOr U ..... , . .. ......... ."■ ’ "7 jtnmgs you call do, in this <■niutry, glvo the ^agmc as pijluw to thy Hchool diplomd.............. .. ... f i f t h g r a d o o f g r a m m a r achrtOl. only one is fin a lly graduated [unless you actually k n o w ,i us n S ic " CUJRtSid** <*» *’ - i|qXn HOURS SAV3 | r 'o o p .i ut tve anil kiting m iiiunv lilies of (ieot'giu pr..dints menus sU-l ilheit and permunehl plosjiei •tv tor tin fur m e t', and - m .e the funnel roust it u' e lour fifths of D*.ni in |".pointoui and are tin* ,i*r\ tun i,bom- of our business eu let Piuses fbe Atlanta (ietugian re ear its < ( 'O P E R A T I V E M A R K E T INC n- the MOST IMI'f H< I A N T 1 of all tilings to be eiillsii lereil by . our pi pit* now inlays. w m w ♦J* ^yy vy y ♦♦♦£*&y y t i y n r a f l ; 0 u r4 ilm Classified Ads Are Diamonds in the y YY Field o f A X X it t 4Publicity LAAAAXA (bice sut h a visitor would have eiii inn) nun ket t II I.I K rops }eui l filled millions with fetti Spet lal I pravets would have tieen offer, d. [ null..ns and individuals would have l sent,’h i d their souls and rebuke I ^ N■ Id ■ ■ ■ tf E ■ H m ■ ■ ;■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ R ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ K■ X | theiiiqi’ h t *. Now we say: "A n S T A (M il's T IN E R E C O R D ! **i hi'r i orm*t is I hut no ’ " nnd g i -flEIGHT Ways in Which lo 11noble is, ns some doubt less will ulmut' util business Here i- an impressive letter ie- Many a man docs win buck, ity Use a Bank bn al. uuibwr ( . , cull, we tiavg the awsuriuuu of It .lice ,l*i vgd iiv a new-pope i ( ! e oilier Lcepir . his *oist u r e d el. Many LETT! NG un ( ’ imlidge i. ’ t to I. 1 —To safeguard your money. , gc* Is he was weutUM ny ipai m e uiiquulffiisl still,oueiil I " h in his Es, riy on ' 1 'iiiciHin that ipt* l * nc* wan wi*atu*4i ity« flint tni* i honest:)' to redeem \ n.lPUlicenieiil lliul AI Smith w.H ! j \. in a distant eitv. I luun a man i man t . Vir » Mobbo to. AMre; t m r 'i s not nltogeth,»t«tvmf hinv m m s 10 i' s u>c leaves, ahd whid.* U -—To increase your income through Interest earned on j who wants ,* irk lo s.ippoit himself » r hipp.e! after oi:e sen >u* slip, finds ' h ave stand the acid t many m a dialinvt relief, "F rom I the) most abound, min-h fruit nf [run again for gov ern or of New an Ii ijis deposits. • . lit* rrotlier Dial lu- own frankness tells j.V q k aipl. Mol ehnugti U rejsfd *. W all igp, ,(Biy yif t's *V, vf»\!W. VlfC (M'.iv.bnpviilb.n* 4uivl>. (ruuiJ 'FQr (H it’s sul >• find mi: some* i.guiru* him Society distruels the —To earn interest on temporary deposits of funds j /t 11 t*l's I'iection gamblers bell'vc for^ to do I don’t w.i-.t charity. 1 unmet who ha* p*,id fo r his sin. hut Smith'- nomination won't hi tlniig' awaiting reinvestment ' * ,<vH a the ukkle Ihvury will prob^* All I want is an opportunity to | * -------*« ^ re lease Duets' strength, or they he make or decent liting. I mn highly even while it condones the offense b* tffov ■1.—-To accumulate funds for building a home, buying a J of many un equal sinner who has Ireve Dial many voting for Smith , ducirted and ii us h i *.h» good business] manst-.vil u, stay free car, putting the children througli college, or fori( will vote for Eu Follelte uguinst train&ig. 1 ear, push s shovel as AmJ lhu trajf^ y o f „ nny other purpose. 6 •x 0 £ Y J ? i t A j b ’ A T ik u tfitiiw '\ j - - . .* lUi, is. 'I In 1C Is s iUllti judgment ill VVl'l AH 11 |)t*n. that, as in this case the "old _ 5*— To pay bills by cticck and so always have a legal iln* latter belief. f*f “ i Want to g o 'rtmight, but it is receipt. , x idvexy comedian and dancer, coin in uni ties whnh The live citizens of Haafoid an* ! uod othei Urugh. The old gan g say-, ‘ Come grn g i, always there, in friendly ■ It h J TIIKFE SU GGESTIONS are sub- o n !1 The only mu*.thm is. how guise, saying “ Dome o n ! " been retired JWr ten years, niukin*: a eiiinpaign for a canut, 's mld shure m the benelits of Die C * —To secure unbiased judgment on any invest­ ittisl to tin* president, wfho will much longer can I tmld out T now decided las pockets kw BKIU DU with W illi *II» HW-ACWfl Ii ,1 ,i ... a i • I III! MruVfllH 111. . the everlasting invitation to the ■ ments you may contemplate. I(King with golden dollars, ,Ml* XV* Ul1 The Tribune is sure that Tumpii .* ude whut . shall . . . . .be done, and to , » “ My aac is 30; color, white; neat tlinc-cxpired convict* uml to the ■ work. He think* "il I* dian rlvera. four miles north of *,(, jcllj „ VBty ui,i t„ tht. project. •he people o f this countr y. T hey I „ p , )t)4l i.,t ; „ o bad habit.-; holiest cured dupo-victini. What wonder ■ 7* Fo obtain the confidential advice and counsel of the j officers in all money matters. * 1 Uf wear out than nut out." Titusville. This canal woujd un- ulihough this city and section u n ­ w.ll pay the bills in money, which BI, j Bquarv; record for last four’ i that to many fall back into their ■ old way*? ii not important, and in blood ! yeurj, open.” doubtedly prove a great hem fit l „ not direct 1y cnncer**ed in the canal, . ' " r> 8. To establish a "credit” so that you ‘can borrow sounds like part of u movie the surrounding territory unit l u 1 except as a Florida improvement, wlucti 1, im|Mirtunt, if a fatal mis­ His record before that sis a IHd bub the New The ex.--onvict rid but N»w York Ywr World that entire settlor* of . tbo ■state, It is true, however, that Tampa’s take lie made in our plans of de­ prison record. Contemporary Comment fense. ind B u i n * Thu propdiied cttlnil would be about lrude territory hu* expanded U'-ia ad.' ■‘ Raymond unmakes no secrecy of it. He even U hut you read here ia printed giv e / his prison number. sdeing a cldld on P u ra il r o a d ten miles in length and would be o f til it includes Sanford and vicinity .the way of • fast snorting advantage cumnp-n^aUjr and jftjiurj and we feel much r/nrer to that today ip several hundred daily It is an old story, nil the more Onu trophic with the world is that '2 r , o-ii I,i 111, r y of not lo.* than f>,0(h> lobby Jones is getting closer to I -w lln. Dial they l.nvu I miily ,*mie wolds." he is quoted as saving re coveted amateur chain.-donship , ' . , . , . f , leiulv, "while do lors, lawyers. r h hUs consistently been denied I 1,1 ' “ 1” i h u \ 11 '' ' " " fl'; him Yoif ten years. ,l f In* cun ' them.And to mJIio extent, ubsiueil. moM'hnnts, and chiefs are familial with, it they do not use from safely ■ by his friend Francis |Jy, this Is the case AH ttie same, slip!) |(l,0(||) words nut Hide i>f m etjitodwy". 'today, ho will Ilx* us good , how,.V(.r< Die ipfmnuiuon re. eiitiy m* us Thi* onlv (In i |'iofessional cant cro»$ie4V K e telly, w vouchafetl by fa TIIHCONVICT'SCIIANC’K I .NBffltl? AEl%lT Leptx-d on the .iiniuJug .nrrt-th hi* car, opened tfc* t b r o f4 steering with bis right the Chamber b" XI, M * !« ,lila d c Commerce, m** pa pera, including the Herald, section tUun in former years. ‘ If there Is anything that Toiupa of Washington, D. C., where those can do to further the desire., ot |n office may see it. It will be pub­ lished later in several thousand weekly newspapers, mH' y *■ nt because.* or of its fremeot fremept liulpcM is so seldom fatal.—Waco n * ‘ ion. It is the Vlc- Naws-Tribune, the story atory of of Vic!■ C«N( t cqaraytur, Jejd _ _ |J , r l A S 2 S i « « a a 3 5 * s !U ; A tV , 'A COMMUNITY B U ILD E R '^ , 1 FOSTER, ITcuident / a f . WHITNER, Caahiei n n i n n . . T . ' * U r, ■ l,* > lL w ' i ' 0 1 �C- * THE SANFORDiH >AY, figPTBMBEB 2<V ,m » .) i Woman’s Club i Column MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Social Church, Choir, Follies, Then Opera Calendar Mrs. Hugh Whelchel Is Honoree at Bridge Party Thursday Night A charming social affair o f the’ arly fall season was the informal ridgo nartyt given by Misses Allie and Rqtb Gillon Thursday night honoring Mrs. Hugh Whelcholl. In the.ctdor scheme o f pink and green an artistic' nrranrement o f coral vlnc3 o n 'th e mantel and in baskets throughout the rooms proved most effective. The game duiing the entiro evening proved most enjoyable. Top score was made by Mrs. Roy Howard who tecelved n box of Coty’s face powder. The honoree was presented with a novelty com ­ pact. At the close of the evening the hostesses server) a delicious salad course. Enjoying the party with the honoreo were Mrs. Itoby 1-aing, Mrs, Green, Mrs. Percy Mero, Mrs. John Gillon, Mrs. Hoy Howard, Mrs. Jimmy Ridge, Misses Martha Brown, Sara Warren Easterby. Fern Ward, Ann Lee. Rosamond Radford, Lillian Shinholser, Ollie Vera GHrkoii, Jewell ( arler, (Hive Lczctte and Marie Totman. E Friday V.' Howard Chapter t meeting; parlonr o f i the Hotel; »:30 p.iip. • No. 4; hostesses, Mrs. R. nhnw and Mrs, T. E. WilU home, o f the former, 1100 [first Street; 3 p. m. Wednesday. gjtry Federation o f W om en’s [Sanford • W om an’s Club 10 a. m. ... v a y Spaulding Circle; hostess i. A. Kelly; 2:80 p. m. Ifcial season opening W oman’s ; dub house; 3:30 p. jn. , Monday ith Seekers class meeting at of Mrs. C. H. Smith, Third t; 3:80 p. m., 3jR**S Radio Program Atlanta • Journay (429) 8 -r quartet, band; 10:45 JourIweek-end skylark, j Chicago News (447.G) orchestra; 7 band; 7:40 el lecture; 8 theatre review. Chicago (448) Carting; i)-l [ m. orchestra, Melodious, Chicago (530) 0 loncert;. 7 deal; 8:05 talk; 0:15 show. Chicago (345) 7-12 Mnrdl- Oviedo Cincinnnti (309) 7 ch lm ci; music’ 8 news; 8:20 Hnm music; 11 concert. Cleveland (390 ) 5 con, baseballf-S da rarer— - - - < Dallas NeWs~f47flV 8:30 ' musical; 11-12 orchestra. Davenport (484) 7 Sondi; 9 orchestra, kiiritone. *. Havnna (400) 7(30 Stjdli<* Station. From the gfiddy whirl o f musical revues to the glittering heights Kansas City Star (411) [School of the Air, story Indy, of grand opera is the flight traveled by Miss Mary Lewis, former Fol­ lies gjrl, now n success in European opera. She graduated from a sic; 11:45 Nighthawks. i ) Los Angeles (896) .8 or- church choir in her home town of Little Rock, Aik., to the chorus of u *tra; 8:30 children; lfl con- prominent Rr olid way show, and now is achieving new fame in grand opera at Vienna nnd London. 12 dance. |S Courier-Journal Louisville nes (400) 7:30-9 Louisville ilsay Inspectors' Quartet., , . Memphis Commercial - Ap »| (but*) 8:30 St. John’s Male irtet. JLC Montreal (426) 5 kiddies; (30 oichestru; 8:31) dunce. [ about a well known personage, TITUSVILLE KIW A N PANS BANQUETED BY LOCAL CLU B ON THU BSD A Y NIC. I IT lAF New York (492) 2-0 p. m. Phone: Res. 426 P y L. C. D e llo u t . The district Rnptist Association is being held in Oviedo this week. There were expected for full time about 0(1 delegates with froin 15U to 200 during the day. Dinner and supper were served hv the Indies of the church und their fiiends, in the store building across from the church, which made it guile con ­ venient for those attending scrvices. The opening o f the club year o f the Woman’s Club o f Sanford with the first business meeting which will be held in the Club House Wednesday, Oct. 1st, is b clr~ an­ ticipated with much pleasure by the club women o f Sanford. A 'program committee has given much time and thought In care- i m o t h 'k in iiu or u tin * ni in r q ii( oi § the Issuance of such certificate In 5 the nntne of Davis, the f l u b ' activities In which there Thai J. R, t.alnic, purchaser of ■ Cttpo T k i ’ Certificate i No. -71. dated will die itomethir.g o f interest f o r ail. 3 There will be opportunities the 6th day ,of June. A. P. 19IJ. has tiled said Certificate In my office lor .the study p f, music and litera- and hus made application for Tax ture/^ts well as wcUaro'ivork and Lent to Usue In sveordance with civicjimpfpyoment. The social de- "tin*. Hold cert I(lent «■ embrace* the * follow ing deecrllied property ,sllu- 5 •the cb ’ b, ns usual, sted In .Seminole County, Florida, £ delightful feature of the to-wit: club‘s activities, thus giving a I.ot 7 Block 3S W. M. Clark* 5 Vcried program, and thereby f u r ­ euhdiv nr n i k B . xr and St und R 15 5 it Itolilnsmi's Survey of an ad - , ■ nishing something good for at) of dltlnn to Hanford a* recorded In , “ who.make up It* membership. 1'lnt Book l page 107 Hemlnole I The ofljciul board 01 the club is Co, Records. Th« said-land lielnr M laigely new this year but they are AMnexsed til the dute of the Issuonco ■ of Burh ccrtmrnto In the name of wontfn who have had experience in t’ nkimw n vsiitmg lines of club work and I f n l e i a Bald certificates almlt lie come to tis fully equipped for the ' redeemed according to law tax deed Important work of managing the '.’"V” ’ *h*’ m h duv A it . i»* > Oclolicr. A. I*. 1&JS4. Onui>8 o f the W om an s Hllb of witnr** my nfTlrl*l slKitature and They’re the Self-Same Sanfoid. j a**al till* the 41li day of H<»ptrmL>«*r. The now officers are rji follows: <A. !> Style That HIr FoIkH president Mrs. Henry W ig h t; first c l ^ tlA^ F ^ m o l e vice-president, Mrs. W. M. Scott; | County. Florid*, Wear. second vice-president, Mrs. W. A. < By A. M. w h r k h . n. c. Fitts; third vice-president. Mrs. E. I 8ept s. is. is. ss. Oct. i, in M. (julloway; inrrmponding secre­ tary, Mrs. 8. O. Shinholser; record- , N()TI|IN . ,x p , ,,T „ ing secretary. Mrs. F. K. Dutton: 1 N U 1 , ,T ON K A , m , > treasurer. Mrs. John Mclsch; chair- I . , . , , „ . The new treatment for torn flesh, man liternr.v depaitmenl, Mrs. C. I ....... ........ , , „ ti’ ...... . . , . i cuts, wounds, sores or incoratnnis wiKMlritlt; chairman music de- that is doing such wonderful work ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■; paitnmnt. Mrs. I). P. Drummon; in flesh healing is the Iloroxone _____________ _____ _______________________ __________________________ rhairntnn social department, Mrs. lii)uid and powder rombinatlon W L. Morgan; chairman well are The liquid Iloroxone' i i i x f depnitment, Mrs. J. (J. Sharon; treatment. IlC n ilu house ehairman, Nfrs. Mattie G. is a powerful antiseptic that ....... purl-, lies the wound o f ul) poisons und Pme; onrlinmentarinn, Mrs. J. <\ | ill'ectiuus germs, wliile the Horn Gibbs; oast president, Mrs, It. E. | zone powder is the great henlei Tela; | There is nothing like it on ear' for spi ml, safety and efficiency E, F. Lane, Sanford real estate ( lipuid) 3(k’, fitk’ and $l.3o Powder 30c und liOc. Sold by Un­ aye,it. was a culler here Helow we mention a few vnrielieR o f BEANS we have for ■ ion Pharmacy. lies- Monday afternoon. Immediate delivery: 1,000 to 1 REFUGEE. RED V A L E N T IN E , GIANT STRING- -B, | LESS GREEN POD. T E N N E SSE E GR E E N POD, BOUNTI- 9 FIJI- and K IL G O R E S STRINGLESS W A X . ' Just to Remind You About School Shoes | Lloyd Shoe Go. I Iiy A Want Ati TOF ReSllltS | BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING f Some o f the young people who have left for roll* -e are Misses Elizabeth und Katnerine Lawton and Marguerite Muthcsnn, Wes lyan College Macon. (In.; I ueile Partin. Maryville, Tenn ; Cather­ ine Young. Rollins College! Eve­ lyn Wheelei. Sanford High School; Walter Cutter, Norman In­ stitute, Norman Park Ga.; Nolan Muefarlan nnd Warren McCall, Sanford High School. A Itib'e Study Class is held each Tuesday evening ut the d 'ferent homes of tile people of l.ak” Maty. Last Tuesday evening the meeting wus held at the home ol Albert Whitaker, with G. W. Hu: lines* u« eai her. Misses Catherine and Maxine 'lining entertained at a took party lust Friday evening, Mr' Frank Evans of Motion ar rfived here on business and is visit ing Ins mother. Mis M V Evans. l S. Flowers visited hi' brother at 1'el.aiui Sunday. TIRES To lit any Job on curt It PRICES that von can afford to pay. ■ HAU.OONS for all Cars. RAY BROS., Phone 5 4 8 --s .n f .r d These heun* an* fir«t class In every respect, and prices reasonable. K I L G O R E SEED C O M P A N Y WELAK-. IJUILDING------------------- :------PHONE 248 SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES ■■■■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ka ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a C S F lo w e rs made a liukiness Mr. C. S. Lee. who underwent un operation at the ((range Gen­ trip lo Kissim m ee T h u rs d a y , ii al Hospital Inst week, returned T It Murphy was rhe speaker at home Sntulilav and i> able to be he Lake Mary Methodist Church out again. Sunday evening. The Kiwanis banquet ill honor Mr. Mose Quito, nlxiut whom we of the Titusville baseball club, at , were glad to hear. We were favored with a few Montezuma Hotel was the gloI words from Manager Junes of the tfV ./A s , S. P a r is orHitnHYd,- V ° U!‘ ?.f “ w o ,’,»‘,rfu l ville baseball Huh and n n j h .ve pentod on a ’ Ml . w .t «| day. - Thu gladiators from the east nice remarks he issued a chrfT. I lh|. ^ rit(ll)M|| |Jlkl i“ ,„,n, S Now York (300) 12:15-5:30 const are a Jolly bunch and when longe to Ed. I.«ne’n unbentabt mixed with a few ■ Sanford Kie, adUi s, concert, music; 0-10 wanis buzzsaws there is bound to squad to visit Titusville in the neat Mi ami MrFrank N orm hi. talk, orchestra future. B|U'f) t Siimlav uigiit and Mi ■tii 1iiy i* Newark (405) 12:30-9 p. in. be a grand finale to a hard fough The Kiwatiinn seiretary from eon test on the diamond. Nunfi •id U, music, talk. o „_ _ ,i— n i .. j Titusv die also uigvd u.. lo go over Promptly at 7 ow-luck the I itus- i . . • , , , , .. I Oakland (312) 10 program; ;■> Kiwanis e i 7-i, and __ i ladies , dle j, .l , l" h s f tv to partake of the good l I Reed, ul <Ti ii'.igo. hub bee i ville gathered dance, things they have in -tore fm heal oil a Iiu - iiic-.b trip e to (Ivii do lhi> ♦ Here a bounIW Omaha (620) C popular; at the Montezuma *n up-to the liiiiulle hiwaniniis surh Wc> I,. 10 dinner; 9 DeLuxe program; tiful spread was nwa'ting the ns ate grown in Sanford ravenous warriors. First in order frolic. We then had a fi" other songs """"mmammnmmmmmmmmmaMfmu Mi h l.lTn l.ive’.v , Nellie 1 IVl 1V (R Phila<lo\jdt'“ (395) 6:30 wrfre a few ipivpiring “ ditties" by and the Titusville I n ; , instilled .ti d Newt iip Si' i n ink of l i e lit ' the mimical genius "D o c " Gardiner <» lots of pep and enthusiasm into ' n . weie vi i! i|s In ( 1vlei lo Sun Philadelphia (509) 5 talk; nnd his long tine of vorolists Such this inferno. duv recital; 0:30 services; 7 15 re- renditions as “ Liza June," "Round We then Were given a pllilio Her Ne^k a Ribbon," “ Smiles,” j Heleetiun hv (he wt/aid of (Ip»l; 8:30 dance; 9:16 recital. Mi and Mr- N 1 1 eye lie an! Philadelphia (395) 4:30 or- "Pack Up Your Trunk.” " W e ’ re selei tion by the W'lsaid of tin Mr A Inti ^1,ii 1a ila II ’ em Snt infor Sanford," "Butianu Fusils," ntra; 6 talk; 7:15 recital. W mii Ii’ J," Heli ILitlv, who made duv H11el IIii im hupp nng in Saniord IE Pittsliurg (402) 5:30 c u n - i Things .moved pretty lively and music c mil" fimn llu innmmust it; G:30 Uncle Kaybee; 7:30 |during the "grapefru it" our mayor, parts of i hot giuml old organ Tip p> Paitin had till- ini' f*>! (line meal. j Forrest I-ake, extended a welcome lleho was naked by tin- toU'lmaster A Pittsburg <32ti) 5:30 "The. I to our visitors that would have to make an address but all lie eould til gl 1: liia a i m In ul <•n while crank ing )iI ■ fath ei' ' Fci id urn k Mull mudu any one feel ut home in a „ny WI1H I bat "Sin ’ti" I.lyod be iJiv's Buddy"; 7 concert. lav strange land. Then followed more mg in piled in the knee, should go Portland (492) 12 dunce. R Providence (300) 6:10 mu songs and then “ soup." In Africa where t h * ' "Begros" lieTin* Surnii'. Sl­hmd TT.lining al. Kiwanian Lane, in charge o f the reuse of the need of tilt hew joint ( Tub.* id the .drill odist Sunday iyati Francisco (J33) 10 Art prograhi. carried things out as is We hud a jolly fine time together Schoo 1 iiegan wm k agai n hint in fidner and artists, his custom in a classy way. Next nnd the visiting Kiwanis accom­ week XV-1111 five pupil' e moiled f Schenectady (380) 8:30 wo had the pleasure o f hearing panied by their winsome wives und Mih Flank Morris is the teachei Ma. , -4* from, our mutual and staunch i wee lies made a picture that an ■igam thin yeui The <lu SB Will Springfield ( 337J 4*eoncert; friend Schelle Maines who did Jus­ artist would paint. Muny of the meet in the moruiii"*s this j>‘ea i . at 10 orchestra; 6;8j) bedtime; tice to his profession when he ad­ Sanford Kiwuiis were honored with the h<une of Mra. Morn*. 10 concert; (1:80 xylophonist; dressed this gathering of master the presence of their better halves. w recital, i ‘ ■ .minds with a flow o f lunguage that The game was full of good sport DECORATIVE LIGHTINC) Mr-■ T. W. lo-wt on hu.-i been St. ■ I,ouis Post-Dispatch only those excpjional intellects nick thlH week with giippe. FITMENTS und the banquet was full o f soup 8 .Gran Central theatre. may even hope to grasp. s most _____ ____________L. . I--- ------- Wo then were favored with that | nnd pep, making the day Mi. and Mr*. M It Jordan «t> old illustrous tmllud. “ It Ain't enjoyable mu •he pa lent.' of a Im Lv soli limn lu>t Attrm tivi- lixiuris will ini Going to Rain No More," in which I'hursdav, May we have the | rendering all joined without fear |ifo\t‘ th** luoks ul your another Midi pleasant nur favor. Mrs ( I. West entertained the Air. Skeeter of Titusville told our Titusville friends. 1link i Inti last Fridi**’ allei neon at hcniL* uni1 humiifti prr i'i*ul 1 E. A. Pickett .of Jnckaontier home ut Lake ( harm i» the guest o f her staler. A. W. Smith. -J- | Mrs Theodore Austin bus lteen until uili ut her home for several W e shall L>eglutl to give S. Puleston returned Thursiuy* but is requited lie*ter xom Sarasota wh om 'h e spent estimates ami suggest­ (al .days (deasapUy, ’ . The Jenny Spaulding Circle met ! The Iiumjicsh and hocimI meeting I'reparatinns an- la-'iig made fm ions, lor new Itotnes or ■' ■ » 0 the opening of the Oviedo school h and Mra. C. L. Britt are ax- Wednesday afternooh ut the home of the Truth Seeker* I Class fm next Monday. old, on these beautiful 'Septem ber will tie held ut the d home today from Conaells- o f Mrs. John Abrahams. fitments. ind Dunbar, Pa., where they A ft e r a short devotional meet- I ho™e, o f Mr" ’ C' H- S1mitt'' , ,, R W latwlmi was u business , * . . I This meeting will be most im t the summer pleasantly. Ing the business o f the circle wus portanl um, „|, nil.mbora are urged visitor lo Sutdol 1] Wednesday be present. Hie annual elec k und Mrs. D. L. Thrasher discussed. It was decided that at 1 Mrs. Thomus Hollingsworth, who returned from Sarasota the next meetijig an apron shower I tion o f officers will be held. An e f ­ has been quite sick for several fort is being made to get all mem­ t (hey spent several days dur* wouldslm held Up ; help provide paid their Jays, is greatly inunoved. clothing fo r the circle’s orphan bers 'who have not lie week. pledges to the superannuate fund _______ rt*»;;t girl. ' •« ' ri . ' t Mrs. Macfailan entertained her bn Junes left Thursday for .. The next meeting vdl| be held at to do so ut this meeting v»iiei|s” School class and tli-ir boy phis, Tenn., where he will re- the home o f M r s . ^ V l . Kelly on ■ * , * * * * , l , * * , * * * * * * M * ,,* 8 S S fi8 S k S S H I 8 lt I lM lift ft ift ft ft ft ft I M llft H iift | iM ft | ift | / lu tlto riz rJ R iJ J lc I ) ertl+S Fred Walsh o f Daytona Beach friends at her home last Thursday atterhoon at 2:30 I hi» studies in the Memphis Wednesday ....................................................................................................................................... night. was Die guest of friends in San­ oj, College.' • la 11 '(b o’clock. 1 i ;! DO / ■ .. .. ford JTmrMloy, a ---------’ Qq Mi’, and Mis. S it. Wuinright Mr, and Mrs. .George Fox of %nd Mrs, Arthur Trawich, •rod children spent this week I" ................................................................................................................................... .. he ■mir the birth of a da tighter, Fort' Myers are visiting Mrs. Miami, the guest,*, of Mnv. Wain* Louellen. on Tuesday, SepL F ox’s sister, Mrs. E. A. Douglas, nished the music for the Lake Mery right’s sister. Casino Wednesday evetfiug. ■p*i ,'('t;oii >i ;*’' l on Sahford Heights. ■ ' i i • ’ e* ti'ii'i • ' ! ' ■: i ’ ' " i . -V The Woman'* Club building ha-t A weiner mast wus held at the Miss Murtltli! I’’ flX is expected DietcrUh returneJ been greatly Improved. It ban I-ake ^lury Methodist Church lust ^ a y from Chicago wjiere homy tomorrow from. Asheville, M. been painted white. ketd a month pleasantl^'with. C.,'Where she has WL-n the guest Thursday evening. »ei. of Mrs. S. O. Chase for several Mr. and Mr*. Green were San­ A number of people of Lake months. ford visitor* Saturday evening. Mary spsnt a very enjoyable eve­ •*. Mina Howard left Thurs«r Queens Collc'fe, Charlotte, Miss Frances Jones o f Winter ning at the home o f Dr. and Mrs. • where she will resume her Park, was the guest o f Miss Lillian W. E. Cole in honor o f Mrs. CoieN brother, D r% W- E. UUuIs. who Is *»*as a senior. tihlnholsc.r-Thuroday- afternoon. the Louisiana state etymologist. All l-aku Mary primary and Wecling o f 'th e W oMilton Cohen o f Tampa with Ho gavo a very interesting talk on Auxiliary o f the Lake Mary the Gordon Dry Goods Company, is his work in the Bouth with the cot- grammar school students are re­ J r i a n Church will be held spending the day in Sanford ton boll weevii. Dr. Hindi left here quested to be at the Presbyterian I v L b p ,S unday for Valdosta, Ga. He will Church Saturday between 9 a. nt. Oct, 6, with 4 Mrs. W. E- uotun^ local i^ierwhants. ^her home. t teach this year ut Louisiana Stale and 1 p. m. to enroll f o r the 1921- | . r * 1926 term- School will open here B- poif ■ -lv. *»l Y ' r v k p . <ph95j.Ua t University, , . ivi - -'j •-i <•’ " 4Ji-hriA x i ilii » v* Monday, SepL 29, _ _ J League rally services been the guest o f Mrs. Charlees ■ r > «1 >' *• i d* ‘iniife.i ■I frAll JilV^atT, p#.! pSyviiiiOtid Aw, w rihait .. . (• . jevening were well attuml- f $ f nW “~ak v W k ^ o r Orlando ‘ , “ t vO‘K ■ * a SDlendld tiroim m bra a w n e te ’ she will spend se A k* ’ •N i 1" ' ^ H, P d J v-i I umc, »clns, dance. \l. Nr* York (455) Internaanil Jlorse Race, Itace, stock cxex- s. M % m se s? $ sss an m us tag*®! ® sa a iLS show you the new styles Let Opportunity Knocks at Every Man s Door livery Day in the Herald’s Classified Ads Personals Jennie S. Circle Has'Truth Seekers Class Meeting Wednesday j To Hold Meeting Peninsular Klectric Shop Lots! Lots! Lots! Will put you in possession of one of the best lots in town. These lots are located on Sanford, Palmetto, Magnolia, Park and Oak Avenues. • ■ •; Lake Mary A small monthly payment will take care of the balance. A. P. C O S N E L I Y & SON turdey after ■ - js ** , 108 Ma Phone 48 « U K K K Q B c a E S B t & B r E C f f S B a B a e r t a i M a « * r ^ « r e a n B 9 B i » f t o ' t i M r a n n B ( V x 3 B ' i r . 3 ^ r ; ; ; ^ ' ^ r r ^ 3 ^ s ,- ; ? « c a r r : __ d i ' * . v . . A r t t '( 2 ; . : • £ Jttniks.i . J J . S e . .L'w'v4Ci' ■ ■ �.~*y» THE SANFtlRb oungj S A N P Q ig ? H E R A ^ y p i D A Y , and Lind W o r ©Ctha ffr trier* "J Kelly and Terry fanned Meusel fouled to Grimm. SfcA bREE7.Er Fla.. Sept. 20. The golf committee of the Sort Brccxc-Daytona Reach Aasociatioh announced Thursday that the FlorIdk East Coast fall gblf tournnment, to be held on the Clarendon Hotel and Daytona golf courses throughout the week beginning Monday, Nov. 4, will be a combined professional and amateur event. Residcnta of DaytoriM, Sea Brecrc und Daytona Beach propose to eonak libcrar liL —— I*inreti ■*n » l I to a s U<> ributt rush'prises the irdfeisionaia and appropriate troihics to the kmkteurs. Sreon faning ■ Vanquished Third ^blng of Chapman OLD GOLFERS IN PiUaburffh Successive Time Thursday; Too Much for BatPirale» Go Down WHh Flyters orC ity^ B eau : SEMI - FINALS 0 F luff Colors in Spite Defeat; tifui r " * Brooklyn Remains Only Ob­ J ™ ependent8 AMATEUR MATCH stacle in Path of McGrow I Lone Run Scored In Second Inning ffiM # T L n rrmnn tva m t«ln«t»,l In •>•> Manager Floyd Painter o f tho Sanford team stated this morning - .that the game was anything but listless. It was a much faster game, ' he said, than is generally seen in the state league and compares well with tho play o f Southern League teams. Mr. Palmer staled that even tho Orlando fans seemed well pleased with the plnying o f both ’ team* and no doubt they also are _ surprised that the Orlando Morn­ ing Sentinel carried a statement to­ day that the game was a drag all , the way through. He further said that if the lone " 1 " had been tug.on the Orlnndo score at some r point, perhaps the s|>orts writer of that paper would have been d if­ ferent in his attitude. C Pitching Features Gntne. The pitching o f Clyde I'bnpmnn and Ellis Taylor was easily the fcature o f the game, it iH said, the f o r mer allowing three hits ntul fau­ lting 10 hatters and the latter giv­ ing up nix hits and fanning 7 of 1 the Sanford stick artists. I l wn* ii EItchers' battle from start to finish, Ut tho better support and the ; bunching o f hits nt an opportune SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT •-AD U M v-, PittsburRh: Trnynor singled a f­ ter Cuylcr nnd Wright wore easY meat fo r Nehf; I.indstrom threw badly on Maranville’s tap, Trny­ nor going to third; Trnynor scored when Grimm's grounder went through Kelly’s legs; Schmidt was How Thi y Stand O pponen t right • IGA It WORKERS KTIi IK I m a d v r r t i b b r #. 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Contains no-opiates, narcotics all the time nut your faith in * L their p h o n e Litre results. num bar If A b o u t' o n e i out of a thuueaud baa a in*, ind (be others can ’t intcst* with you mow your a d d r e s s thriii1----- - Coy’s Cod Llvef Oil TabletLl original and genuine—as easy take as candy— and money bi u nlesi zmsT a# I Is p r r s o a at T h e B e s ­ tir mill o i l i e r o r b f I r t - TrlrphoHc d i ara not vrlis. S e r v ic e . •out. Prompt E ffloU n t isccllancous For Sale Builds Better COLUMBUS* t&a.) LED G E R — ClaasIfleil ails have the Inrgest circu ­ lation !n South western Georgia. Hate 8c (4-w-ord) line.’ “ For Rent ~™ 7 HOT PLATE or Range Including Natural Gas well. HoolehanColemnn Co., Oa|c_ar.d[ 3rd/ . - ■ Help Wanted YOU ARE the man we want if Building Material Houses For Rent WANTED—Santord Dullness men ffllt'ACLB Concrete Co. 1FOR RENT—Two well funli#he.l housekeeping rooms. $20.00 per month. 312 East F ifth .________ l$OK RENT—k . nicely furnkhed housekeeping rooms, close In. who arc In neod of competent help rhould read tha classified PSR# of The Herald. There'# nt». ____ ._____ _________________ reason for sending out-of-town for Lumber and Building Material Small furnished' housekeeping apartment In good;! neighborhood.__Box 379. ■ r IV A N T E D Sanford. Sales experience unndcc* sary. Write today for free infor motion. Dept. g2, The J. R. Wat kins Company, 62-70 W. Iowa St. Memphis, Tenn. SUt M il FOR KENT— Three . 27 in. x 32 Price $75.00 Co., Oviedo, woolen, made to, ire, guaranteed to fit, Scotch Woolen Mills. 305i -I*ure her li'ti. (Si-ill) K. A DOt.’ lil.AKH. Clt-rk t ’ l r c u l t t ’ o iir t . H.-m lnotc •'••unly, Kliirh ln. HERE IT IS—A bargain. ‘ Home It) A. M. WI-tBKH. D. C. or investment. 76x100 lot, brand new five-room house thoroughly finished. Good neighbors, lights, paved streets, eight minutes drive, 41.500 00 cash. FOR HOME— A snap, for rent 15 . to 20 per cent interest on invest­ ment, besides the $ 1 ,000.00 rise in price you’ll sell for next winter. Inquire Sanford Development Co.. Phone 328. J A M MS ts SI IA HON, Siilli-ltur f o r ('<.Tn|'l»tnmt. Hrpt 2K, Oct. a. 10. 17. 2 4 * FOR SALK— One lot 00x127, south front, on paved street. P. O; Box 1001. l’hunc 653. FOR ( sibfi i > i! a H orn lass C I i t K »»f ili«* r i i c u t t « * o u r t <»f S«, n»!u**1** 4 '#m i » » I \ . K I h i i<l$ r> a m \y i : i : k s , i ». r .1 •; Hit A R o n . Sitllt Itur f o r i *«*n#i#ln i im tit S» |» i». 1 2 . I ' * , • •«■« .*!. H I. 17 21. 31 t iiia s i io i m :i* n i i t m i : n t ST \T F Ol I I.O R II*A o f f I,-,. «tf t it* , i i oll#*r T u ll •' No 7 T W » i« o *K h M.|4 I x f i i r i o r y I t I I I. t i r o |»r* »• l i t •••! I - l i t * u u l * - 1 w U M«.| i i it . in lo • II tlt l lt l* 14111• • II t i l . I t «t I- i f l k l l l l f till*) t i l l * - ! i • • It 11*• f i \ 111• • I •' i I f lifitiic o f S A M ’O R U l( I N K \N I» T i l l S T • « ».M I * A \ > *1 ul > i iif o i I I l o t 1*1 i i i l l i l o l VM H i n t ' l l l l t t ' l ' I III! KENT ■I room furnishtl Stmlnnle Cnunty. Florida. a pari ment. All conveniences j ,i o „ ’.,y A M W KBK8. D. C. and garage. 1 1 . laurel Ave. J «i Hit A HON. Hi.llcltor for Fomplalnant. FOR R E N T Front bedroom. 8*1 • 5. IS. 19. 2S. Ort. J. 10. 17, J4, 11 pon-h and kitchenette•. 214 East I Second St. IX TtllJ d ll FOR* B E N T - T w o ““ ' ! I t . ( L u | • IIIH tl, Palin# i mi t I Ammons, if 1 Rive, It. I Itieter, .31. I Thompson. If 1('. 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Pit c r e e l cit I,, ' " ! « e ml |.|I nils,.S Hn..li,.,| n, ■ ' s 1 1 , r *<«i 1 1 i ,, k „ iM| I,..,im * --»••••' ' f S. o In..I, still!- o f i i m h i . e n t • iil.ii I) i l . s i ’ iit i. «il i P u b l i c ii net Ion In best lild de t f o r m s ' "U ri I l o ,isi* d i ii,r | ■•••’ lo •'o iin l v. Klnr •icinlii.r s l x l l l . 1924 k « l I.......... o f s n lc i J A3U:.H O Siill Htnr O llf* : «*•' l I ' l ' l . l c \T I U V yon H K K II t M I K H s i -.c t i o n STa "■' Till: tiglKIUI, STATl'TKa • * 'I V*l (e«t||| M i a . ft »ucrlmf k i n d l y * l i r c u r r r r l •1><1 I b r p r l r r a n i i l n l , u la o Coin in on o r p r r f r r r r d . J , A . III.AIIE. It«* 105(1, O r l u u d o , 1'ln. Second Period of the Herald’s Big Subscription Contest Will End— Get your votes in now! I Kiamifaclurcr has used # piano and two Upright in Sanford which will sell thrir real value rather thun Inquire f Mr. W. . Kuntord, Manufacturer, H-i X*«et. Atlanta, Ga Jelnpori, w;to le connected Dnit.xi Produce Compuny, onvjlle, was n business v Monday morfting. c i r r u l l Court o f (hr Dr# roll# Judlrlnl C irru ll *»f I ' I«•r I<t•«. S riiiliio lr ( 'l l li Illy.— I m M i i i i i c r r j . J. I> D a v ln o n . C<iriipL«lmini \ a. T h mu n m A. R r o t h r i anti, rt it I ! > . f« lidunln — Hill l o Q u i r t Till** N o l l r r fu l l r f m i l n t t l a Kiao##n nutl l ’ ul* iiuii n. T o : T huinun A. I t r o t h r m o n , li»<11vIdmt 11) , and as T ru a tr u fur Tlm m a* Jr. M a r y K a n d R i r h u t d V. l l r o l h i T s u n . If l l v l m : , a n d If <l<*i«d all p a r t i * * I'lulinltiK I n t ir t K t * u n d * r I h r *Ald T h o m * * A U r o l h e r e o n , I n ­ dividu ally. and a* Truntrc* f o r T h o r n * * A. J r M a r y E a n d R i c h a r d nrd V. H roth eraon, dc*«'#****ad of o l t i r r w U i ’ , R i c h a r d V Iti •*i h« r»oi» u n d R a u l l n c |lrotlirr»<»n, l»»» w l f r . K I ftv 1n*r. a n d If dca<l. nil p a n i c * c l a i m i n g lm * r< ’ *iH u m lv r th e *uld R h ’ h u rd V. R i a n d I ’ nulltin Hi «#t h e r non. h U w tfn d * c * u * c ( l or o lh r t w l* * ; Mary E. I lr o t h e r a o n . n o w M a r y K. A k * r * . ntul A n d r e w I u u u l l u * A k e r * , h e r h u a h a n d . If Iftv luff, und If dv.id. alt p n r i l r * r l a l n i Inir l n i * r r * l * u n d e r t h e * a ld M a ry E . I lr o t ) i » r * o n . n o w M u r y E. A k u i i . *1 I l f M f* | III | •«* f Si III |it'll* I ', I'Uh uni > Ul" T i n : * T A T K OI-* F I . o f t 111%, N o lle , . Is l o r . l . y g i v e n th a t J pu t c h a s e r o f T n * C s r t l a ' r N o t7*. lis t s , | It,,, {lot ,ta y o f " o A l> I '.I t |,,,s ni.-<| si, I,) r r r : l In m v ..rri. u n ml h a s m a d s a p f " ' ' « * •l.-eil |<> Issiia in l«w Huh! c s r t t * Ho- f o l l o w i n g rte• llu ulr il In H e m . lr rttiittM | "I M m. tn-wrlt: Lot Hi m l lf**riU A«l«l tn Hnnfnnt. »i*hi lint.| | Ing u i s c s s r d at th a •he, o f suet, r e n t "•* o f ,\ I*. Hi,.„||. less sui,| c e r t i f i c a t e ,1 it c c o r ilin g t o l a w ■u" t l ie r e o n o n t h e o f 1k-lohvr. A I* I9J*. > in> o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e unit Dm f i l l d a y o f H epte iuber, » K A IXiUtlLAKH. t ' l r c u l l t ' o u r t H v m ln o lo n t ) . F lo r id a . Hy A M W K K K H . D. C. . 19. 2b. D e l. 1. to. 1 A I Mi| ’ i ILASH Ih r I'll* till I ' o y r l c»f . roiiiitivi# uml Mil i n l r l ) llititir. Cur Co. ft* llcll T r l . A T r l . Co. « l » n T» p r a r l l r r . * Clfru u I*%4’ h n i ik «• llo n il* 10 P. M. H 1 litlnilnu In- Jennie el •' limit I Nnii'ile It l.vi., 1, ,|,.. . NOTtOK U ’ ■* " r oi Ii.t w Is,. I Nolle- i» hsreby TO RKACII BUYERS or •"•ll••rs of I'loridn real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent a m urhrt fo r n few shares cent a word daily, two cents a word ill.*,, IIIis l i M4>|<*r*t. r 041# in «*44 ii it *1 |*rr- Sundays "DO YOU W A N T lo buy - r sell • Xiilnra, a n y th in g?” If so advertise in 'rn l l i i l u u . Nul lira* the " G ainesville Sun." | ru T l r r A Ili#l*l*rr ( o. A I • VERTISLNfi g d s results if il m G nb A Oil 4 *i. Ilrlil «cr. reaches potential buyers Pa»*r T l r r A lltilih rr. Inikn Daily Neiyt is rirtulated in • « l r l) Mltinr, : industrial ami agricuitural sec ml*' R im T o o l , 1mn. lurk. J ItuLrrlr**. ST. A U GUSTIN E? FiTA ~S7 ft N u r a r r lr a , rittiiin«iii Johns County is reached through fHs’ oan Mrillrl the St. Augustine Evening Record. M*«llrlnr l'i». ' Quick t esulta. Two cents |»ei word. , r f I** mI l*rnpr Sample cqpy on re<juest. •r >1i-illrliir i HY C O N D O | | " * v« * * " ■>«>• l.lsxle V I'I . O I ’ I ' i t s A T T r N T I O N !V n ta l.rrlrirMMM d#*. • ••to|»inrn« In •il*.» Mu «« h i - i . . r \ >« •utlf m il ton ilnltur lilKltWf«\ |m m i » f l.i nrh Jti*l fititwl # «1 . n m i, .»• f’ lii till**; I m | Il . f f • » «I i »nl1llf»n tl<» Inr m t u m l'*c;i»n till P » r Wlilrh lliji |* I «* l i n t ’ i Mi# Hay «ln rtrr1 . qui#rf#T tnllllrm •**l 111 t h e ®*1 •k *H itfMra • f lit** «’ 'r«true*. In .-M.it* »*f h* ilrtn; t w o niViTlona li<*lnic *i»#’ ni o n l> K2a f*f ’ If f* * f gr»-atrjit rlmrirt* f o r If v r r #i»*• Iti. lir, i , f* * t lit* ft**#* \\**’ r1#*v * ln p r r x in in oil round N orth f lo n i W / l l i * |#rv«»1«»prii*ni P . ’ t.art- f**»*l. t** fin till* « (It* i • S.'itlli f II # • K mh I ■#!«!• i f • I* I > 4 IL \ m**ni T*u» P r n f tn r o la Nrv. h f . ’. t I m |*m1ii I . f (.*•* ' WTT.5 Y ~ v n i . r t N i * r» M r.vit si.ir-« Tir* it ||> 14till 14II |Mf ^ f,«* Ml I (Mni l>*ilit|r«r l»on*Mll nmi nlnv itn*IudHim Stinilh), inomln#: issue 4 Inll'tlft* Mli. |»*:l*1 Till, u| rf#t In anil l •• 11t** i»i . i . * i\ )t 1 r« nt |»#^r h t,rd. vnlnlnMim sir 1 IVIr A lt l( || |’„ a E | II | || o || 4 0 II 3 ll II we Ti~T^rtT;r. unfurnished apartmei nts Apply •i"l Park Ave. or I'hnn • 224 I ii S a n fotd ituidii k, 2 I* E pps, .1 fur- I 1 o u Mi*. » EV ER T TIUJI housekeeping. only, 12 nice lota on Third Street, close In, $3,250. Good terms. Thrasher & Garner, 112 Park_A vc. Phone C3&-W. T.\ MP.aT F l o r i d a — T nmpa Daily Times, the g n a t home daily, rate 1 'fcr per word, minimum charge I’ ^c cash with order Write ' fur complete rate card. New KclU Miniagel i ’ltlun i >.f tile local team that there is u possibility ,.f Taytoi |bringing tlie winners of the la.ke Orange League, Winter I’ark, lo Sanford next Tluiisdiiy iifterienm t.u a eeulesi on l to- municipal field | Mr. Piiliuer stalls lluil tin- pit. tut ' Is anxious I., tiav. |t,|. game srbed lili'd pio\ id.-d pft.pi'i iiaogem .nl> • •oi he made and a g o o d ut tendance a h>ai imI IIOV K( OKI light Real Estate furnished FOR R E N T— Two desirable, Uvlnif, a m i If d e a d nil |iartl#*« • 'n l n i l n v tulei«** t* u n d e r t h e r a id \nnte I* Harr d» • ea#.* il or ••tlo-r"I " '' Aiiiil.- II Harr, a u n i o n ot o|h**t\i|we if l l x i n ^ tirol If d* ot ••II part o<* e la lt nln i. Inter i n s u nder the *aht \ not* II M m •I<* • t-e«| «<r IVatcrvtlle, Morning HsnThousands o f Maine peoi»l<* are interested in Florida propejdy. Reach them through the I Ne itinel. Rato card on appiica|Don. PALM ItKACtl C O U N T Y ~ T h e scene o f stupendous developmentR'’-ttl about it in the Palm Bench Pmt. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. j i i p i i ' . ( l y a en lt iv s t j 218_Frqn jh_ A ve.______ _________ _ — tunlty to make a godd living In a I businesti of your own. You sell at a-good profit the well known Watkin* Products to satisfied users in Sanford. Sales v experience un­ necessary. 'Write today for free information. I)ept. g2, The J. R. Watkins Company, 62-70 WV Iowa St., Memphis, Tenn. B M vate home. J. It. Adams, cor. Oak and 11th SL rooms for ^ l-’OR KENT—a room house. Well located. Inquire A. P. Connelly fi^Sons, Magnolia Avo. FOR RENT 0 room house, close FOR KENT—0 room house, close NICELY furnished bed room. -Pri­ In. Box L E. care Herald, ; ' H i the Journal-tier- ntul A n d r e w 1k n<i l I iim A k i-rs . In-r aid, South Georgia’s greatest I tniKtianri. tlorriikct) nr o l l i c r . newspaper. Morning, aftern oon,! TfMinia*# A. | l r « i i J r . . An«1 ------weekly and Sunday Classified rates 1 nrn||ien#on. him wifi*, if l i v i n g . iuu\ 10c nor lino. Waycross Journal- ' If de m l. nil pn rtle n r l a l m l n u I n t r r A llernid, W a ycross, Georgia. , r*tj» u n d e r I h r mild Tlintmin i t m t l i r r s o n . Jr., nnd —----- !< m tlir r* • dm , liln w i f e . <l«M *efifM *<l. nr o t h e r TO REACH the prosperous fsrm -! ers and fern growers o f Volusia w le e . «»r u tu lr r e a c h nnd n n v o f h e m m*v<*rally *»r o t h r r w U o , In county advertise in tho DeLand tnn<l t o th e f ••Hnwlny; d«*$trrlli«'d Daily News, rate l c per word, cash re a l «*»!»« (#•. e l t u n t e In K n n f o r d . with order. H e m l n o l f C o u n t y , I 'lo rliln . t o - w i t L o t i .1. I a n d & o f lU.tck 13. T l r r A LITTLE W A N T ~ A .lT In Thi f». a r c n i dltiK t«» i: H. T r n f f o r d u Herald will bring you big re­ M ap o f th e t' 11 \ o f S a n f o r d . S.*n.lr«*i*orded In sults. Advertise those old articles in d o f o i i i i l y , F l o r i d a . you have Rioted away and have th»* l*utdl«% R e c o r d * o f wind c o u n t y Anti to nn> a n d nil |icr*oim or no use for. A little thirty-rent ntl i psitvhft. Know n a fid unUviown. c l a i m may bring you several' dollars. li»M n n v rlu h t . t i t l e o r I n t c r e M !•» Phone 148 nnd a representative nnd t o t h e p r o p e l I n lie re lt in lio v e will call to see you. |de*rr|lied. I»v or l)noiu*|i nti> o f th e u h o v o mi n o d p n r : i< * , o r In a n y P LO R ID A — UHLANDO— Orlando m a n n e r w h a t n n c v e i To Mr* S It H e r n d o n . If l i v ­ _ mornng Sentinel; largest classi-t fil’ d business, rale lc a word, min- 1 in g. and If d# ad a ll p m (lew cla im * I tik I iiD ri’ NiM u n d e r t h e milil M rs Imum J!4e cash with order. S R llerrtd'iti. <lee* n*ed. hi o ilie r * AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ \\ l*e it ^ H e r n d o n if l i v i n g , a nd gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s gr ea tes t 1 If it* ,n| all t»#rtlen e l a l m i n i ; Inter* u n d e r t h e a.ild H Y H e r n d o n , classified medium, rale cn*h .0!lc e*<t* d e c e a s e d »»r o t h e r # v i * e , A n n i e I* charge. 10c per line, minimum Harr n v Id o w or oth « i \s if MAINE Little Paint Makes Old Things Look i V A M E i ) — JoJ> in garago by cxpcrienccd auto mechanic. Apply at Herald office. Wanted ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD a d v e r t is e wild representative thnrnmlilar with rates. m l«s pslfirstlnn. will give you u information. And If •g they- will assist you In I your want ad to make Iiffective. irOIITXAT NOTICB. rtlaera should give their 1or poll fflce address at ............ )ip j m a g n q l ia .a V e n ijk +++++++*•++*■++ Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural district. Want ad and display rates on request. will be reaponalble gone Incorrect Insertion. Emitter, for snbaeuusnt C The office should' be Jlnmedlaiely In cose of tin* liual out. fro m th e afte rn o o n Ninth Inning gun. K n e |)p e r shot the first five I Li-11 only tun hi that span i ante I ittshiirgh Barnhart, batting holes o f tile a f t e rn o o n in under par in tin- fourth when the Giants' b » 'm enus o f tw o b ird ie s am i then makeshift inner defense . rmked lot Gi innn, singled; S. hinuJt f..r< mrui" mm d> and Triiythif. singling >t-d Idin at v r w u l und t'ooper p,ip I w as only one lode behind. ingled. I'he p u t t e r I blit enabled him lo w,Dt lw...... it. smied op -ni i - -i ii prd to l.inilstrinn; Mooni i i i i s b \ I i ti« |-s| i u n i a n d K ■ 11 \ V' 1 li iii ill t t i l i n g h e ld at second; w in 1be play o f f in the q u a lif y in g B a i n l u u l . b a t t in g foi t i i i u n n . • m > Lit a home run w ith Schmidt round was w o r k i n g a g a in a f i . i upeni'd Du- Mint Ii w ith a - i n g l e II. and Moore on tlie liii-es. tw o w i-r f a i l in g bun in the m o i n i u g harp w a s f o i l e d b y Si h in iill o lid ....... pe t a w a y at t h e t u r n ; l uvli-i f n n i u d per did th e a m a z in g th in g of popped out, but Moon- also singled T ile score h oling out on the first fiv e a fte r and then l i n n caught one ol Pittsburgh All R II |'n ,.\ noon boles by one putt on each Nelif- Iiishoots and lifted it in to' Monreli if f, | I 2 n u green. T h e n lie relapsed and Join • ..tie <.f the upoet MS'tmns of tIn- i l ’arey. i( I I I •* I n by shooting to tlie a fte rn o o n ( u n i in 35. under p a r, bad Ins opponent f o u r down. W ildness w ill. and lour n o u s t h r o proved h m ppm 's u n d o mg and the m atch cndc-l s h o rtl\ a f t e r he d m v e out of h o u n d s ......... Dm 32ml F t am i ' l l t i i m c l . J o . , G u i l f o i d and M in i l lo - t o u i....|e i d is llk .il immensely lb. d ta w that pul Ibmo in th e same loilt at I tie w a c - . ta Curing Is ga«trtctsd to W claMldrstlou. firrnr I* made The Ssn- I’ ittiburifh: Coopc*r nnd Cnroy flied out, while Jackson tossed out x Batted for Grimm in 9th. Moore. Score by innings: New York: Nehf sliced a home . . . ...000 100 003— 4 run into the upper section Of the Pittsburgh "K h ifle ld stands; Lindstrom walk­ New York ............. 000 110 30x—5 American League. ed; Young lined to Trnynor who Summary: ate i m e nobler and two former secClub: doubled I.indstrom off first; Kelly Two base hits: Gowdy. Young. [ fouled to Grimm. tionul hcnmpioim were eliminated. ' Washington Home runs: Meusel, Nehf, Carey. Robert T. Jones, Jr., o f Atlanta, Sixth Inning New York former open champion, Thursday, Pittsburgh: Cuyler walked; Stolen liases: Carey, Grimm. Dou­ Detroit defeated Rudolph P. Kncppcr, fo r­ Wright singled, Cuyler being held ble play: Trnynor to Grimm, laift St. Louis mer trnns-MissiRnlppi champion, by on second; Trnynor forced Cuyler <»n bases: New York 0. Pittsburgh Philadelphia Hix and four. at third on his tap to Nehf; Jack­ Cleveland In tlie ketni-finals today Jones son made a brilliant play to get 8. Base on balls: off Nehf 2. off IChicago will ploy one o f hia closest friends, Maranville at first, and Grimm ^Son per 3. Struckout: by Nehf 4, Boston by Cooper 4. Umpires: Quigley! was out, Nehf to Terry. Frnncis Ouimet, former open ama­ teur champion, who Thufsduy d e­ New York: Meusel and Terry Sweeney and O’ Day. Time: 1;46. Nntionnl I flied out and Wilson was e a s i l y feated his follow Bostonian, and a Philadelphia 5; St. lAiuis 3 nailed trying t o stretch his double Hub: close friend—Jesse P. Guilford. The P n i l. A D K I .P m A . Sept. 20.— t o center into a three Imei-er. score wns four and three. I he Phillies closed their home se­ New York .. Seventh Inning Forced to his hardest match of nes Thursday by defeating St. Brooklyn Pittsburgh: After Schmidt was i I ouis. 5 to 3. The visitors knock- Pittsburg the tournament, Max R. Mar d o n , < ul, I iioper singled and went to ’ •■I Oeschger out o f (lie box in the I 'inclnnnli o f Philadelphia, who is defending the nntionnl amateur crown, Thurs­ to plnv. they cannot In* overhauled >T ‘ " " d on Moore s grounded to iT‘ t inning but were helpless Chicago Pittsburg even if the latter ^ ' B y : Carey line I In Jackson for 1 ■gainsl lh<- hurling o f young Betts, Si l.nuis day defeated the intercollegiate by champion, Dexter Cummings o f won all its remaining five games, j , B'’ _final out. who held them to four hits during Philadelphia Brooklyn now is the only ob •s ''* York: Jueksun went nut, i tie balance of the contest nnd Boston Yule and Chicago. At Murston’s re quest the score wns recorded o f ­ »laele in the path o f MeGrnw’s but Gowdy douliled down the left twice fanned the mighty Hornsby. ficially ns two and one, although fight to hand up a record pennant fi''1,1 •*»•.- and Nehf walked; Und- ■ v '"''Ids held the Phillies m .beck bis- *'*r" H* forced Nelif at second, experts thought he won the last siring for modern baseball ""•'I the eighth when la-nch start The Robins were idle today. Gowdy going to third; Young scor- "I a rally by lifting a home run hole. Today Marston will play lory W ATEKBURY. Conn, Kept. 2rt. George Von Elm o f Los Angeles, so the champions stretched iln-ii j ' d the runner by a double t., left ul of the park I wn more runs "Dutch” Ulrich lielii the Balti­ niuigin over Robinson's crew tn center; Kelly’s Texas Isaguer tn former trans-Mississippi champion, i-'sse.l the plate In-fore Relief more International l.eague cliain- i who Thursday, by 7 nnd II eliminat­ mu- and a iialf games By winning 1' *,,,'t seon-il ^ oung, but Meusi'l file hers St unit nnd Fowler could I pions tn five hits in the final game ed K. II. Driggs, Jr., former Now two out of the remaining three j Died out tn end the rally with Philadelphia, Mi-Graw can Eighth Inning York stale litlehulder. of the serns Thursday, Waterliury , Pittsburgh: With two down Bobby Junes seems to tie im clinch the flag, even if Brooklyn winning 7 to 2, ami making a clean j proving ns tlie tournament ages wins ils remaining two with Bos I Trnynor singled, hut was forced nt -w. ep of the series. The Interna- , *1 _ second when Maranville lot to and to be surviving •’inspirational" Domil l.eague champions scored hut | P i t l - b u i g T hu rs ilav made only I itulstroni g o lf by opponents. Rudy Km-pper three urns in the entire series to Ni w V o rk - J a c k -o n douliled w itii three down after Ins mnrning round [ six hits off the iliin iiu itiv e south I < for their eastern league rivals. paw N e h f , u ntil the n in th and tin t Iw o out T in v t i o r t h re w to G.,wd> VI t i l t .1 l l l l l t u L ( «, C I fl.il a. f t .. 1.. S. > ’ w il l i Jones, s t a rt e d a f t e r his fam ed uialix innings, foi rates Position Wanted Mp a Mo r n i n g t r i b u n e Send in your subscription to tho Cash In Advance Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s H ■<*. -will k* >»greatest newspaper. One year H ir o H ms# « > 18.00, 0 months 4-LOO, three months ( l iMimcillatrlr fW 42.00. If you desire 11,000 Insur­ J _________loe a list ance policy add 76 cents to your W" ’ _________ M a liar order. ___ ___‘ W~ _________ Sr a III* t ______________ <c a tlar LEARN ABOUT Vo;k County and |7f, Type d-rUbls abox,a Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* r jni dates'are for con- Jjrarn. Beat advertising medium in bouth Florida Published mornings. insertion*. y itJ o f areraga length Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. E,ct*J '■ Hna ■ „ * OHIO—-Xenia. ; Make your sales L charge JUo for first *.1.-A • _ through tlie Xcnin Gazette, Many, Baby Worries Can be Avoided w ere s c a t t e i i ,| m ns Advertising i Dolly Hcrtid New York: Thu Giants expired in order, Kidly fa n n in g ,'fo r the final out. Contest Was Pitching Duel Between Tay­ lor and Chapman Clyde Chapman held the Orlando K.- All-Stars to three hits Thursday In a sensational and fast game while hi# teammates annexed n total of six hits and a single run ■ to win the afternoon’s piny, nnd the deciding contest of a thrcc-gnmr series between the two teams. ). < In refutation to reports from Or­ lando tho was " " that * " game w a s "listless'’ ........ and without life except for the suJwrb hurling o f "L efty" Chapman i and Ellis Taylor, Sanford fans uml players declared that tho contest I wns an cacelUnt exhibition of base ■ ball and was much faster thun tiny 1 average Florida SLato League ball ri'V N E W YORK, Sept. 20,— The New York Giants vanquished Pittsburgh. Maranville fnnnfid; Grimm lined to Meuse]; Trnynor was caught stealing second. New , York: ' tyiDon singled; Jackson skied to Caroy; Gowdy flied to Maranville; Cooper tossed out Nehf at first. Third Inning , .» j ,.. Pittsburgh: Schmidt laced a safe one into left; Cooper forced the runner at second; Cooper went to second when Gowdy made a spec­ tacular running catch o f. Moors'a foul close to the stands; Cathy flied to Jackson. Fourth Inning m m m k 11Golfi In This Coupon, wlii'ii neatly cut from tin* paper, is good for 25 votes in The S n n lord llcraltl’n Salesmanship Campaign for the follow­ ing contestant: Fred It. Wilson Non a ATTORNEY-AT-1. AW l irst Xutional Hank llhig Sanford, ------------ I'loritln It. 1,,'S ,1a 11 , ADDKKSS e > O O K ^ V E ’b T E R . O A M ’ Ayl ; I'VE F O R C O Y T E N tWHICH O N E — 5 v, T 'T 1 -b ’^ - A Sr*'A •f«.V The Matthews I’ ress I’honc 417-IJ W rin ks N o t ( i o o d U n l e s s V o t e d o n o r Reform S e p l e m h e r 27 | A *'d *4it\ <•»••! ii 'l I ' N M ' i n *•i p u r l l c # ( la ln illiU a»»> i a hi. tills* mi I fit 4’ » ••*< »s ||| 44T|•| I m III* |>« **|»«’ |I # Lit \ m ATF. VETERINARIAN AiMini 2US Conrad Building Phones: (Iffire 20, Home 21 OKI.AND, FLA. rIH»: A IIm t | II Q*.. 'Uw<V4d If l u tin: a n d if <l<>a*l i«> ntl y.f/itk*. c l a i m By G EO RG E M cM A N U S /m - u 1 HOPE ftE F O R E » P itS D M K C C slE C O D E 'S IPS - r e : a- 0 \p a c , t L L 0 »T _ T H fV T ME. Is__ B ldg.. H an ford , F la . DR. R. M. WELSH + H Y v ^ + v H ’!’ Y + y v v + f + + ’K il’ ’i’ ( ' } ' 4 ’ft> + ’: + ' f r Y H ( ’ + + + ’>t'++ ++++'C" + 4*>+ + 'S‘+ 4-+ heiHrintiia*’ d*»n Ih**d l*> 411 thrmurti *»•# *f 1•*•• mI*d\4 it 1rum p<#rtlr* #»r in ati> vnaiiti«i uliNim. GING UP FATHER f ” .HVO^ A T E N D OLl_N R <5U-L_ US o n e O F T H E ^E P R IN T IN G M O T (ieorpe A. DeCottes Attorney-at-I^w Over Seminole County Hank Sun ford, ------------ Florida T I I N H N 'o » ‘o f NOO K lt o n TO N O O ^>0 ’a T o D t O O V ) J. M o u g h to n , ARCHITECT I lrst National Rank RIdff. : anford, — - - - Florida Sanford Novelty Worka _ Score by innings Sanford O rluudo V. C. t tt l.l.L I t P n e , 018 000 000—1 000 IKK) 000W ) CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER t . r u r r a l SUu|> s s d Mill W e lt M G a s n s r r r t s l S tre e t Seminole Marble Co. O . av In t x 'F caujmx Scavicr. Lx. Grrat Dritain rights n a u n l . M srble and Granite from all xuarrle*. Best ut quality and a ork m atis tilp . W rit* (o r latest d a sltn a •» 43. O. T O M B * . Waaler*. Florida - *■**^31 - ' m3 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. 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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 26, 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/3e0d203ed60c2cea920b907615fe2523.pdf fa237abdb1e0bb2ddf75d09f3b44998a PDF Text Text J r f 3-7,^-vr roUB NEWSPAPER In Florida’* Heart, "world’s Greatest Vegetable ion, Its Richest Garden Land IE XV tm ? - if>r felN fJL E C O P IE S F I V E SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924. CENTS A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E R =T=f m UNDER a SHipp Ketains Herald’sSalesmanship !iiiq PAMPAIPN ontest During Past W e e k ^ PITAL CITY b P l l w Ay will be o shington is Breathess at Finding of Iperfect Labyrinth |UndergroundVauIt8 link Spies May |Have Done Work =t?=5W 5| T~ Hundreds Mill Through Franks Home s < ---------- Polls 121,725 Votes During Week to Take Lend For • Second Time; Has Total of .199,375 Votes to Credit in Last Address of T wo-Drv Campaign In Native Stnte Miss Nell Williams He Declares Duty of Amcrr Shows Largest Gain leans to Help all Mankind TROUBLE INTO GENEVAMEET Delicate Situation Be­ fore D elegates A ft­ er Proposed Amend­ ment. To Protocol INOCTOBER City Advertises Dnto of Sale -•Vs Oct. 20; Validation Pro­ Polls 120,050 Voles, Cuing Hack Into Second Place; ceedings In-Circuit Court Naomi Fellows Is Third of This District Started NUMBER 151 Denounces Special Privilege Control Change Hints At Jap Immigration Presidential Election Like Stockholders Deciding On Re-Election Hoard Directors D etermined to stn(* in first plucc in The H erald's hig Salesmanship Cam paign Miss Velma Shipp, of Sanford Heights, by a stupendous \ W IU.tIKFIKI.I), W. Vu.f Sept. 27. effort is again lending the field of c o n te sta n ts ns this issue of The John W. Davis, Democratic s t a n d ­ H erald goes to press. With 399.- ard bearer, closed a two-day c a m ­ •175 votes to her credit she has n paign in his native sta te of W est WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—T he lend of .78.225 over Miss Nell W il­ GEN EV A , Sept. 27.— A iome> liams. her nearest opponent. Miss Virginia here Friday night w ith ^ttal city hum m ed F rid a y nig h t what delicate situation has arisen an address to nn audience not only Shipp polled 121,725 votes since N early 2,000 people milled and jam m ed through the home of Ja c ob F ra n k s at Chicago unrestrained excitem ent over gr to nttend the in the peace discussion a t Geneva noon of Inst Saturday. auction sale of the F r a n k s household furnishings. " They were e a g e r to glim pse the inside of th e hime in of West V irginians, but including little m ystery o f its ow n—the Miss Nell Williams shows the m any from th e " m o th e r s ta te , which Robert F ra n k s, schoolboy, had lived before his life was smashed out by a chisel a f te r he was kin grow ing out of n proposed amend* rovory of a netw ork of underttaped by Richard Loch and N a th a n lasipold. The F l a n k s have sold th e ir home and are moving aw ay. me lit to the protocol of a rb itra tio n biggest increase of the week with Virginia. offered hy tln> Japa ne se . T hll, in Dunil tunnels tor a la b y rin th of r gain of 120,050 votes. H er total Discussions of the responsibili- Only relatives know where. effect, called upon the council o f ' sta nding of 751,150 puls her bark | ties of the American people to be »com!>s in th e exclusive n orththe league of nations to endeavor in second place, a f te r running „f nervier to all mankind, the do*t section of the city. to conciliate and m editate in ditfourth in the list n week ago. Miss uunriution of governm ent of specCvrman Spies illamcd. outes between countries, even if t\ ill in ms is determ ined to overtake ja | privilege ami the declaration the world court of justice previous­ Speculation, lias e vfked m a n y ! 8 , r * 1 ^ r \ ,hnt u r ■•••■ t h e = ; ; ^ \ h z “ h a t r « th a t his observations in the w e st­ ly bad ruled that the disputee have |n c v Some credit G erm an spies cision will probably be made on ' ,|„ ern cam paign gave him nssurnnee j at men over m a tte rs which solely building the work. O thers Oct. 18. Third place in the contest is held were within domestic jurisdiction The bonds w ere voted by the peo­ by Miss Naomi Fellows with a to ­ of victory, marked speeches from Inect it with Civil W a r days, of th e sla te s involved. lie still others describe it ns ple of this city on last Monday, it tal of 720.025 votes. During the Ills train during the two days. Along Xitg l i n e r . Hint at Im m igration. rendezvous of unscrupulous was learned nnd is already receiving week ju st ending Miss Fellows in­ Friday carried the candidate Only Registered independent Standing of C ontestants at 12 .'{ flfist r u t io n s F o llo w AcctlW tT he situation is delicate Ivecauso ters or bootleggers. j inquiries in re g a rd to the sale and creased her vote from 272,475 nnd ..'Clock Saturday Noon Voters ( ’an Sign Petition lo is much is known. The tun- l *lu d, a te on which bids for tin *m mdled 47.550 vidcV. AUaa F ellow s I . . r — r that sep arate, lion.s o f ( ’o r r t t | i ( i o n A m o n p all the delegates interpret the Jajvwhich su b se ­ Put IdiFnllelie on litillol were discovered T h u rsd a y I’h iln tK Ipliia O fT irc h o ld c rN iincso am endm ent. :»!*!•,875 ! M i's Velma Shipp ' U’'n * IV,d'f i i i I s,,v* tha t she is going a f te r them , 'U viToimi, nler T,.n quently w ithdraw n, as re fe rrin g to n n truck wheel broke in whnt . l r . Williams fu r th e r stated that n g h t and left and will not be sat- " ** ° ' . *. ' ,' . . Miss Nell Williams 851.151)' - -----the problem of immigration, and „ M,j| ^tl(. vvjn „ t ju. u„i. k stops were made during the day l>ut CHICAGO. .Sept, 27. Dam- to Miss Naomi Fellows cared to be just "plain e a rth , ns the com m lssioneis are anxious I 220.025 P H IL A D E L P H IA . Pa.. Sept. 2T. hence especially interesting to such a t few was there tim e for discus­ re open the pro* eediligs in which W ith 208.700 votes Miss Vera ne one e n te rin g th is hole found to have the jail completed ns soon Mi ss \ esa Woode.u n 298,700 Joseph M. Steele, president of the c ountries ns the Dinted Stales, propped into a pa ssa ge w a y as th e city ball is finished, they are W oodcock i, in fourth place. < o u ­ sion of political topics, Mr. Davis th" California suprem e court dc M is» Maty ’hinlnvv u g h t o n ; sihtentlv w orking and steadily pi I- contenting Im n-.ll mainly with e x ­ III* >1 the I .a bullet I. Wheeler ticket Mi ss Sa rah *‘oi win * ut four feet wide and seven tlaying A rchitect E. J. M oughton' liit.ll (.» l a w Knfor.'ement League of I’hiln- ( anitda, A u stra lia and New Z e e ­ high. The p a ssa g e w ay wns rush work on the plans so th a t they j i„g „ „ Wll<.s Miss Wooden, k is • pressing •>ii i *‘, didphia, today resigned ns the land , , ,the pleasure he and Mrs. nn ...dependent ’dace on th.' I.a,lot Mi s. M K I ’a, I el son a ..' being made iut .n ding lo .lohn In w ithdraw ing tin* umendmer.f,with brick. may be approved. It was said that w o,king in a way which makes her 15.75** hci.l of tin organization a a t e ­ M 1 s t \ . Ill ill hel oil Nelson, n a 'ionui i ... 1 ollctto M A'Inchi, the J a p a n e s e niiniste; r tunnel leant* in one direction ns .toon ns the plan* have been com- ft len.l- believe she* will cume out I tie home people ami with introduc­ M '1ISS I eggv 11 1 llton l l . I*"1 suit uf a telegram sent hy the to llelgiunt, .-aid that id consewvernl y a rd s only to end in a | pleted. which will probably he j m the top when the cam paign ends ing candidates on the sta te ticket chairm an. I Mi'S I llllHIl ShltllioJ'el ........... s. i r e ta r y uf the league in which >pw ace of the a t t i t u d e , of the dlsrete barricade. which appnrabout 20 duys from now. the city She lacks just 1800 votes to make w I,., accompanied him. 10.50*1 , . . M i'I mule Sweat N F.W O R I.FA N S, Sept. 27. Speaking at Williamson lie liky has rcplaci-ri nn old wooden! will receive bids on the jail nnd the | her More 200,000. to PJ5 M*'*1 ,l’ p" .M"o*eil evidencev of iiiim aincnt commission, h o would Mai gar. t Millet Court neti. hi in an effort to have Mi that once opened on a terrace, c o n tr a r t aw arded to a suitable bidi l i d I lie presidential election to a lu loo ' uri upt inn ainuiig the federal office have to make express re servations' Mi Wall, i Wight Mi>v M ary K inlaw is running th. nam es of Sciintot* I a F.dleite concerning the whole of th a protether p a ssagew ay several yard* dor. 10.000 holder# in Puiinsvlvaliia. I 1 t ioI'OI. . . . . . i fifth in the contest with 75.050. ses'ion of stockholders dcci.lmg a i d Wheclci placed on ll< ballot Ml "." I >.f arlut ration and security ‘ | blurth comes to nn nlirupt halt win ther to re elect their houid of It will he remembered, said the s h l. m ndt. „ K,M P<1 g nin llVt., l n. ooo Mr. Sliwdi’. president uf the Law of l . iui-iana w o ' t hr. nteii.'.J Fri M i - M I I limb y which i.ou Ilieing d r a f te d . A. ' it approaches the foundation city niaouger, that the jail will lie <h i i*i tors. lO.lllUl I nlioceineut l.iugue uf I'liilnd.'lda * v I.a F "lle tte I a h is a- a l'< • M i " Klt;el ID hi \ an a p a r tm e n t building Ap- built jointly by the county anil s t a n d i n g <■f a week ag o ami today 10.000 phia. Friday nigut i haraelerizeil private meeting of several of t|ll’'< making every m inute count so 1 "It then seivice has neon satis- mil of a ruling hy A ssistant At- Mi** M ai. Field. *ntly this p a ssa g e then descend* the city licsides containing jails for i is • i,,.V ^ ,, . 0,00(1 a> a "verv foolish move" the lel- delegate*, including the Japanese, •' taetoiy and tile heard i' faithful toi'i.v tieiieral Ogden relative t •• Mi ' I I. i eta .- Main. U blocked with rubbish and the two, will include headquarter* x„ tt. ,j„. ,.n(|,„ g of tht -cc and intelligent they re elect them ," tin quallti. at lolls of those voters Mi loO'M, ( grain sent hv \\ illu.i.i It Nichul wu* <-ii 1Ii--1 i'u an endeuvor to reacb Nc l Si utli “ i . x lbc chief of police Mini u niunic- ] and period of the cam paign. lU.lloo soli, secretary nf tile league, to a compromise agreem ent sntlsfoc- * he snid. " I f th e niiliiagem ciit has who sign th e petitions to have them Mis. Fli/al.etll Flow. I . I orkrd lly Debris. i ipul court room, uml heudi|uurtei s 10 000 I'* cslilelil * ..oblige, hi VV(III I. ll lory to the Japa ne se . heel! in efficient a n d th e h o a r d of pla. e.l oil t he l lekct M i How a id t tv el Ini On account of being out of town A thud tunnel plait* near t h e ' for t |lt, sheriff New Article Five. lo. ilim "a.- s t a l 'd (tic league had evidence M. * Alb.i ta A v c c k for several days Mis- Sarah t or d i r e c t o r ' Ini' been in i'ii tis f u c to r y , It was Ik-1.1 11in t only those pit ar basement door of a private (l j, h U o desinsl. declared Mr. At ti d e five of the proposed pro* » in,lido * > ■ iM.lili.nl corruption by federal i as sensible pimple th. \ call for a will inude hut a small gam thisons who had declared upon i . g i ' 5tiss I .inn ll.dl Hagan «“ "«• , tra v e rs e d Williams, tha t the funds for the week. Miss Corwin is in sixth 1change I think the American |>>-o ti'im g tha t they vver* independent Miss Ruin. \\ .Ilium |ii,lioo ott'icc holders in I’eiuisytvuhia and l o c i , u.s newly d ra fte d declare* • outlfn y a rd s when loose e a r t h ct.,m ,u .rv th(. H(.Wl.rttKt. e x l,.nBjon to.ooo which uigi'd the nresidei^ lu use tha t if. in the course of a r liltr a tlo t „ place hut her friends nre.lict that | |di! have made up l In-11 iiili.d- t 1 voters w e n .pialill.'.l sign th< Miss I m l v , ii ■ffm ndtrKl prevent f u r th e r p a s s a g e ., the |m v.ng be secured ns soon the coming week will see her move .cull for a change.’ lo ’tinn his ii ;II" mhci> in uvrrttnit ttiu re* r r n 7ydt(i*n>..'.om' of the p a iti.v V i yg/tilioll lieeessary lo have the Mi C ln ia R a n k iii 10 imio t ported threatened dismissal hy Clniuik ti.at a disuute a r t i e i pycf f i ^ w H h >d o h rlinr'‘ , “ " 1' ,»» posiublc so th a t work on D u se higher. Oil and Vcts Iiureau. th e In .H o t. ( I n ly n M r- If S . I I . Ilv i o ono diiyuv Kcmln. k of Hug Gen. a m a tte r vviiich bv international | * l M|| Jill* H*|?!> Mentioning ml resevres. the ve, handful o| * ' I i - . N 1* 1li.'t o l TV ow ner of the dwelling snid l,roJt’c,M A new c ontestant who is grudti t •• , ,0,1 . Nllti-ili, v I*. 11ii I h i as dllectul ul law solely i* within the domestic tunnels were th e re when hel .. , " » 'e r » o r K » . nllv »„»t surely forging ahead i i tan ’ bureau and the d e p a itin . i t c ring hi i Is , . r n . *\ O i It'ail's M i - 1. 1 Mt t a ll jurisdiction of that puity, tlie art)i» l.i iioi. I'obiii a le ty . based the p ro p e rty about IS ‘ o n slru c tm n on the reservoir is Mrs M E I'a tte rso n Her friends o| jii'tlcc. he renewed his n i'isii . I'hc petition • 1?a* iit If lih l 1.00't M i- I k oi •< 1 . l u ! < ".mage Finlay directed A t l l r a t o r s -ball on tin . point, take tlu* !•. Ii|. (1 w ll Ii t h r M ,Sths ago He milled that he l>»»4Mesauig rapidly and the floor m e di.ih . i.ining to Ip-i aid and mi' dial e ' c i y poll 11. a I pally iill-t at 1> . tllV .' t. *}. | ......id 1 1••in**i r**u \l f, had explored then. -M e n . will he completed today. Mr Will .,„ h K m , g he. voting . e. t. >wci f.o the deeds >o l a ilu ti- > 'in ret ai y . I Iltl* i> lo on i 1 '* • . ii-.iciol llu ih io F. Stum to ' advice of the world court ..f jualn i I ’ l, l . . t . l l l f l ll I it iiiiu "•v’c 'lig u l, the chu tg e - jef. rrisl to throng'll the interm ediary of th t’ night. 1). a n d ha.Milled up one of the " “ Vf !,tn’‘ d f u r th e r Work on the li.ates hot ai giving In i *ul« n u n th. y put .n ot fa t', and coulii M. If. 1.. 11 1 .1,11 i ' | .1 .1 I in. i an. In a I of tin I gca to prevent eut tan. e I., his V'“ U“ «'"d the partiti.m through the 1- Mt,to .n-. She is tuiisidcied by i lied I II.OUII hi tin lelegram and llic attorney council "t the league of uutinnn. It ill l; .1, in,in. do,tely w ired Itie adds that the c o u r t'. ..pinion shall hi >*-1*1b* will bc^ni Muihlii) jiihI it mhiic a dark buihc u b o Iiud tint '' I In \ tell ii* that hy prov tdi i ' i .diet! i . : gaiil/atloii, f aid t It. pc I n no.i gchi ial Mm i. l o . u I.Hiding upon the arb itra to r* nipJ Masonry Cost T housands expected thut this unit of the M i -h wi, hci full stre n g th . oil dispell.'.it loll VIu i . I ,a ' I.,-en . t it ion with th. iihi ' ii- of lit h a t t ii.tiO" leap.a o g g . 't i n g i In.r its res poll I. h a I l.i that the n i l o t i i t u i s nhrtll Colifitfe Ho. i t l n e i i confer with him at t i l * w olihl *'* 1,00(1 l e g is t.! . I Engineers said the nm-miry in " \ ' v w a te rw o rk s plant will he finMm I A. Hiolh, rs.iu stands . Iiuugc im general iiinliugiis; 1 1. ] *1,00 I Rut I. 'a n rally date in lespuime u* ihi- tin u , I n . to s.. dt-t'hii ing in their p i. Ki nled torn. *t oM |i tunnel wus of the lin e ', con ' - h d d u r in g the next few weeks. | i iglitli in tin- cam paign. Friends ill.- old In ii. I- .'till doing l.iiMt.i ogg. II, ll ll.e e.vet'll11vc toilimil nvi.inl I. llleli, l . g i -11 ai "1 iol. lion and must have cost th.ui p to tid e d w e a th u r conditions per ot tht <ontr ti.nl h a t e <alled at uliilci t l.e 'i.nic nam e, licit It. ti.ni lit it,, In o', I. Ol Vast Importance. l . e ' I the Ifagllt met lull bridlij ids of dollars A date, "11*17," **iit. I l l " II.-laid offiee and have placed I"...id of dll im I oi ' Ini' n il allcied alia pin mb. and t hat iq it . t 'I I,. I I . ...l.l * tae 8 hm a r t u l c I,a. exereme im p o rt­ and .le.'l.l, <1 to -iii.l ’ three icspoli Ml's. Iill! ih* i Dili providence b.i» lli'tnlled n new fu-al <d iln i.'gm tini (. Ullti on one piece rtif , ..Hereto 1 S a n f o r d ' s w a te rw o rk s pump Volce to lo I .1 edit liq I a ... pa ik i w ill . i mg <s|iiipmei|t is unii|Ue in *»nfi llJi> I Ti 7 Ml \otr*» till till* 11>t gi lit i ai manage! vv h" hus th. p>>w i he t i y i i . . . - t h. p. i sil.le mi lid'l l ' >•! the o rg a u u a ti.in ance. been use a subsequent article •k. .I to Vv .i long inti VVt diifsday t« con of tbe protoeal declares th a t ally t d ..i I .u . i ; i. I In -. it. d ol Koine old r e s i d e n t s ,.f tin neigh that it will prAhuldy l.e the most |illMK|l«‘ti t •tflli\ cl to take ov. i nil It.. i| In iv'i.old 11. I a k. ii 1•' I h. - ’ l .i with Mi M oi'ii Ml. M erle and sla t, shall bn legal di d a t a g g r e s ­ issl say th e tunnels were dis-1 efficient >*f any plant the same size A" I hi* (DiiU l |»n»« iu*$U the* ii ci. ii dm. over any. .>t the old ion -tat. , at Hnton Rollgi I tie I ,'d.li . t t i at a d I. I w, Mi. \ u hid'uii arc ev|HVti'l to lie sor and hence subject to punitive •v.l more than tw enty years m tile state, it is said I’w.i Morse Wlif\ Lf• t - llliil« kill) htl'i It Ih II c . i i l ul m not to D> . liiirg. I w it1, | . | i i idl'd hy l.i w i, pel lo.) " I f tin -< • H t.ii y tot. i. sanction*, if it di ir e g a rd i on arbl** two i t (he dclegiiliun. ■lid forgotten. It also i> said F aiit.anki crude-oil burning type, il.ir.i .11 unit11*! Im nh\oiii I** till II..1 . . III. lull,lilt If.' I do Hot D. h'j l l e i a l.| "III.. will I III.1.01 tral avvartl recognizing that a difs they have been uneai lh.'d sev I . om bination engines and pumps ju>t uht» \m 11 Ih* hi On* L a d next , Iicvi ih.it *.>it of reorganization fUses to in r. |.l 11.* pet i n w. will M i d i ' Mu) Resign. light it out in t In <out t - Mi I n ■I" tl l l l . ’ ll lit 0 . I". I fill I ll. .1 I’mu nf tin* Icrtilcih til till’ 1will w.nk in thi> co u n try .’’ Ar a ic.-adt ul Ml N ic h o ls o n 't pole concerns a question which t l • > times in recent years by coin j have been installed in the plant U tfk . i ati Mild . ,"li"n lr .t loll . 1 l l i " . i "iit. ' l a o l - I c l.'g i a m Mr. S tee le said hu w n . solely domestic in nature. linn w orkers. I power house and two additional i .itiiiiaMfii un* riitiniiii; him k and \ n ic rira u to \ meru aim. T'lie ruling from the attorney’ w ho de* H e . In king in .luring the ertuusly coim ideiing te m le rin g Ills M. A durhi’s am endm ent was t h a t , ht W ashington, meanwhile, is clectriral units a r e being installed. fl$M k .llld olic n| tWu Mlbhl l l|>(|D|lh f onillig ini.. McDowell county. g e n e ia l'- idri.e I . Id that only hml few llltlru 1' - "I tin period. can cjimI\ nimir it for any M> Davis at lucgci and W. Ic'i sun! Mr. Williams. 1r e s ig n a tio n a s p re sid e n t of th e en II. 0 provision* nf Article V should oriied in a m ystery. leave unaffected the council’ll duty M a n y o f tin 1.nilel - in 'I I,, i rim | furci'iin nl league. T he oil-burning engines will l.e nut* of th fin to ttiki* the It'Jtds at J made hm appeal us an Alilctica'i thn.M' p. ix.im rc g n lcie.l w th III. party atTlIiaimn, m a - indepen , p a i g n it. putting forth a lug cfused, it was learned, until the city un> turn*. “ 1 did not see this telegiani," of endeavoring to conciliate t h t to Anii'ileans, declaring dents, were qualified to sign th. (< mitimiud on page <>) will have purchased the locul e le c ­ "This year I umisi that m. intcl hoiniiiulnii papers f.u presideiiln.l l . i t I M'l lll. every puS'll.le -oil he said "and had not h .u id ol it parties III dipsute. so as to a s s u r t tric light and pow er piunt or until M *Iptloll VVtill, tin voting power until y. terday. I mhi ulnrmed, for the m aintenance <>f peace and of ligcnt vot. can In cast thiil doc d e . tors >.f in.le|» ii.l.’nl camlidaic of ■tlh t »11>t IMll 1" CIf.’ll. The) .1 think It a veiy foolhih move. I good understanding betwaen n a ­ it bus built such u plant, the city (t 'oiitniucd on page ti* and cited an act ol ill. I.g m la tu n »III* t hill tu UHI d tin «rid id t ll' am now iiiou.'ly considering re- tion.*. m an a g e r milled. For the present, of If*|5 to that <tf* • t or as soon as the w a te r plant is put tilpniK'l 1U •* ill t'i rip|ji**M • Will igniop a> piI'.-lili'iit of the league. l n M M IS S IU N I K til DEEDS I * old limed 1.11 page 5) ^4* lu !•« t.ih * ii til «i|tia 1 I la *1II Air. Nn IioImiii is all lig h t, hut he in operation, electric c u r r e n t for | I \ l.l A II ASSl'.K. Sepl. 2 i i b i s hi- leelingt get aw ay from the plant lights and for the m otors 1* 1•’•Ui I ,i nr at till" t HIM’ 1‘e a n c Horne. I'M M I I'l.iii-y l \ am.. STF.l H E N V II.l.E . O . Sept. 27 I'M .t. MCI i il’I'dt \ I'l'.l* ON total rslDiuited cokt for run- of the puinpN stationed a t the wellIII linn, i it .o u t.a', it I am tniininonci! l i o s i o N , S. 1 1 27. Torn T ag ' 1 11.■•••In 1•f lit* >••link* l.idl** in |c the city of Sanford for the en- will he generated by the city hy use With the dla.irders between the Avenue, W ashington, him been ap • r,iitu paikf ii a»i i Milt 1111•e* tu 11.(1 to VVa huigt oi. I will go. but w ith ­ ' I'oint.d l.v tiovernor Hardee, to *,. KlaiiMiieii and the aims of Italy i g a it. forUM'i Indiana -. n a t'o . w .<p ? year as called for the budget of mi hurtling engines us power. • i <••«11M•T» t 1••im riii* 11• i a id « 1. h out In. in in> evi'.'." fitly completed and approved As soon as the city has acquired said to be th re a te n e d at Follans I, I'.illiiiil'sioiiei "f deed* f"» I In slat- operated on f". app. ndl. ill- to i« 11ri«••tf a afiil ma u \ uf I Ih' m* Ii»11 Ml Steele aid there had lifcti bee, \\ V u., across the Ohio river, | of Floi ida in tb. D m ln. l . I i ,.l ■lay. Ill.o'l.hln.n i n polled r. |fc'sr..!<24 05, according to re|«ir»s or built a light and ituyver piunt. Oil I it* vv II Im . ii |e.. it i d In t III' t uni idi i nhle i "i rct'pniidciit c uniong from tins .itv , 4*1 special polio uml'la. •» mg good nit11'.| at the office of tth e city said Mr. Williams, the electrical wet. -worn in early today by Ma ll.*f l**e\ I., lot. Hi *.*:., k \ 1 Pi ..Ini.it ion * oininisKionei Roy A. A 11 pound hhii k bass, tha kty today Of this am ount $111.- pump units will he put into scrv .j. u I ill la t, nnd 211 d eputy sheriff*' Maym d. piii i meiit "I justice and largest caught around Sanford by r» I* provided In the estim ated ice ami the F airbanks-M orse ton 'by Sbertli Stephens tin Ai. *Will I’M Ilt 1 1 III II. t aid tile ell 1,0, .'meiit J ag u e and III* Inca I poit siuen during the p a st «f Drunk, •■a. $152.11*0 in real nnd per- ehinery kept for cases of em ergen county. West Virginia, a r c patrol \%- V.*1 11Ilf Mlied ul . fol th, thll.l e x p iissi'd I b. I*. hel llu.t Ml Null bummer i* on display in tha w in­ taxes and cash balance in the cy. I inIII of Ih. 4 •sill*•st uImo , had t.O il',ic e I" this in Ills dow of the Rail H ardw ara Cominp the s t i e d s of Milltuwu Jitiary fan,I ..f $1,085.05. Mi i lid i hi* ol . oiileKtnnlH in Th. h laimiiicn wl.osc perm it to stag, • Anv of tile four double units, it total income fo r 11*28-24 war. was learned, w ill lie rupulde of s u p ­ a street pat rule was revoked last i 1,258 85, and real and pernonul u*’Ofi , Nf|»t the ,I* tails in l a d I lievci gave ,|lti loU,pa „y plying the dem and of the city, night by Muyor Dillur, informed Jts am.muled to $ll5J>'J7, mak- which shows, according to the city ctlv officials they would disregard 1 T he new 18 hole m u n ic ip a l golf I .llld e t iq u e t te of the hnk.the c o rn .poiidei.il much consider“ The fish ................ said Mr. Rail, •**!the total hudgut of la s t y ear m a n a g e r and Consulting Kngincer his older and parade as scheduled ! ‘ " u r " ' ' ’f , , “ s W,M "■«•»1 ll uu;’ " .a t in a number .'.lion all the vmy through " i hi,ugh smaller than the fish w in­ D 1.1*8. Com parison of tliis Joseph K. Craig, of Jacksonville, The Son* of Italy who had agreed I., the public for the f u s t luiic on • I c a se s playt-lb h a ve dug out la rge Man* Meeting Monday N ight. ning the prize last year and tl)* Sunday, Sept. 28. according t< < .. piece.'* of l u l l f i (Oil the cout -sc and with th!: yum for 1024-25 the g re a t efficiency of the piunt. Ann.mm i inept was made that sum m er before, well weighed the lo postpone their annual jubilee t cent. I W illiam (• Glasgow, Jr., a lawyer, II pounds and is the U r g e d , to my set for today declared tha t if th. >1Hli'iiK’iit mailt* to u i c 1111■"t 111*tIiv( h a ve gone a w a y le a v in g It lo Mil'll U a condition. I) | hi play e l s want a I was pointed o u t a t the city I would pi etude Monday night at the knowledge, caught in thU vicinity Klaii paraded they would uls*> «af TKt* IUt i i M latt* hiulitN Mi i lark.I JACKSONV ILLE. Sept. 27. th a t th e ta g m illagc for mass meeting called by the e n ­ this year. The contest begin* w ith Klunstncn marked off lines of I* ( lark who was secured by city good course, de ila ie d Thomus VV Haney, chief ot the InTi *!5 m the sam e un fo r la st year, forcement league lo protest agallist the sum m er half march in one section and the Itul MUlhoillles to supervise the hiving they inu-t ea*.'fully replace u l holidays apd * 0**0 the income from taxen has nut ot the links. 1 oieces >.t tu r f that may nt mis the proposed removal of lu ll. Ilut- closes with them." ians proceeded to decorate a set '1 lie cllg m n l nine holes were prn. placed by bad strokes. It I' c'.-cu g ra n te d un indefinite leave id a h ­ trased from $115,507 to $152,ler. 'I i Glasgow was chosen a f te r lion of tlie city. S h e riff Stephens This year's nrixe winner, sta te d a ::.::::..::;::::: :, Iicahv ..l.htcr«lc.l, bind Mr Claik, uni t,. I. If»u,l .»UIU lh..l . VI... pic wilt c. tn a p p io n a lio n III Ills lung Gov I'm, hot laid declined an invi­ which is « g ain of $35,508, or PE N SA C O L A , Sept. 27.— E. C. Mr. Rail, was Taught by H u g h 1“ ttd Sanford now pnsM-ssc- an en . aiitioii la- taken in ic g u rd to this and faithful servi.i t hluf Haney tation to preside. The governor foxmitely 31 per cent. A seven Eweii, m e m be r of Cam|i'ii A 11- mi ot r * '..'ij'.- L . . I - ... Uvlar “ ' o ' o n li cs Drely new golf course The link- m a lt. r. h. said. r.ier.tly u n d e wen. an .perstnm .sunt it would lie neither pru|*er Tcrrcnco in Moss Lake, a small l tux in levied, it was learned, A m ericun team , and ufte r g r a d u ­ fnn > ' k * iMciuiiiiiK the club housi* and utlici A m cuimnillet will j w,,(l i.^ haul l«» Im- gradually rec«»V- lior posrtide for hint to attend, but body uf wutcr of perhape two tor I kciid*, in te re st nnd for th e aink- ation a n a s s is ta n t coach of th e Nu- with a machine gun. grounds, it vearevealed, repiescril soon la* appointed. Mi t lark eon 1 ering, hut It will he several weeks th a t In wished the meeting “all three acres. He f u rth e r sta te d f fund while a n l l r m i l l tax is vul A cadem y, is coaching th e P e n ­ th a t since seeing the fish on dis­ an expenditure uf $2l,UINt. eluded and whenever a mem ber | la-fure he can resuiiie his post, lie Buceesa." ' for ord in a ry purposes of city sacola Nava) A ir S ta tio n 's football play, u num ber of sportsm an have Mr. ( ’lurk sla te s th a t he began of this . oiiiiiiltlee necs n player i has been head of the Jucksoiivllle trnmcnt. squad, in prejiaratiun for u achedGen. lluller, win* is convalescing work un the coursq Inst Felnuarv d lsre g a id in g the rules, digging up dep a rtm e n t for lliirty-two ul Ills homo from a severe cold is declared th a t they will catch a b U i 8'ni figures supplied th is morn- ulo t h a t includes g am es w ith sev­ weighing m ore th a n I t pound* W and tha t hy Nov. 1 the links will b e , t u rf and not replacing it, misusing years. the it wu* learned t h a t hist y e a r e ra l southern colleges and expected ul his office Monday, fnre this week ends, ---------I in first cluss condition. The fir-l the greens us well as otherw ise | " woe f,coit t.f eity g o v e rn m e n t per a r m y team from Cam p Henning, when the letter which Is reported It was revealed hy Mr. Ball th a t t ’HIt AGO. Sept. 27.—G overnor j pine holes w ere opened to the pub 'd a m a g in g the c u r s e willfully or to contain a request for his resig- Inst year th e la r g e s t black h g U ‘ w«» a p p ro x im a te ly $11.75, Gu. The candidates arc being ,, - . . „.... i .. deliviTi-d t for 1U24-25 the fig u re hus in­ drilled in the Dobie sy ste m of play, Bryiiii. of N ebraska, Democratic Ip- about a mouth ago hut not un when d a m aging it to make no a t- , ta u g h t weighed 12 and three’ _____ ___________ ' to about $15.70. This is a the coach sta te s , a n d all of the vice-prcsidentiul candidate, a rrive d t|| tomorrow will the second half te m p t to repair it, they will be ask- I I I I>(*<1 l l (1 I l C i l 11(111 f o u r th s |>ounda and in the s u to id tr today to discuss w ith p a r ty munu(.he course have been used. ed to take their clubs uml equip| __ | r#v* •> f , , , IT’ «• officers on thq squad a re fa m ilia r of $5.05 o r a p p ro x im a te ly 43 of 1922, 14 and one-fourth ueUbd*. w ith th is system , ha ving played gers a t the Democratic w estern S u t E n ough In te re st. |m e n t to the club house and will not J ORLANDO Sent ’’7._Fine in-1 ^-*IV” i5 Tl 111 L C o > C ( u t [ Cant. . The contest is put on each y e a r, 7 ^ teraat In th e ' statewide beautlfica-' t»»i ^ i d th a t the b udget of the e ith e r on the first or second team s h e a u q u u rte rs the outline of the | j t u a s forcibly brought out by be ullovvcni lo play uny more. cam paign to eunignigo i«. be ov w aged next ...... month . ) j r cqurK, Clark, wno who is riu re taiuinieeud ny by me the I Ti he ne y aruage a rd a g e ioi lor eucn each nonhole aand m i,j tmij t loll m eeting to he held in Tanipu.j I for this y e a r had been increus- a t A nnapolis. Valued a t appYoximateiy $50 ia and a r r a n g e m e n t of Itineraries for t.jt y tt„ supervisor of the links, thut tlie pur foi each as given out hy Mr. *Oi l. 9, is lx ing shown thro I tsaviderably by the addition qf given aw ay in fo u r prixea to th ^ G e rm a ­ F K I E D R i r i l S H A KEN, uationul candidates and cam paign t hL. people of Hunford a r e not show Clark is as follows: | the atnte, according to ‘& Kai | J h . Hocal w a te r and g a s . p la n ts to winners. speakers. jnK tlluUgii in te re st in their munu ! Holes 1Illicit Ydg^ ur Holes Ydgs I’a Flori F a r matin,. chaii Ydgt; FI'ur ... man of the. Floridu De­ ny, Sept. 27.—The ZIt-3 will sta r t erh a lre a d y owned by th e 1 375 4 Id 455 G velopment Hoard's slutc beautifi­ on the ira ns-A tluntic tr ip to I-akciuul course. More o f them jh.mbi Ihe estim a te d income from 1 11 870 play golf, he snid, and tukc advan- | •1 382 4 cation committee. T hree suasions hurst, N. J^ on Oct. 5 or 6, p ro ­ of these plants, a ccording to 178 3 will be held, la-ginning ut 9:30 u. vided the w eather over the Atlantic 330 12 luge of Un* w onderful course thut p ' 3 1 1 •^udget. is $28,000. The operSA L E M , III., Sept. 27.—The ocean is favorable a t th a t time, Dr. 1 13 4 in., 2:00 p. in. a n d 7:30 p. ni. 357 4 375 being prepared for them. I* cxt*eu*c is much less. chances of the th e im proving of H ugo Eckoner, director of the Zep­ 375 4 5 8 1 14 150 P la y e rs Misuse Course. the physical condition of Mrs. E l­ pelin company, announced today. D A W ES S P E C IA L to CHICA* 15 320 5 4 4 Mr. Clark f u r th e r pointed out 357 FO O T AND MOUTH D IS E A S E S H A N G H A I, Sept. 27.— S u b ­ DAIRY s t o c k . * sie Sw eetin. held c h a r g e d with the The American navy d e p a rtm e n t is GO. Sept. 2 t r ~ Charles G. 130 200 3 ! 1(1 3 7 th a t a lurge n u m b e r of those who W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 27.—The UVAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 2 7 . - poisoning of h e r husband, were s ta n tia l advances were claimed to ­ 375 4 u p p e a ranee of the foot and mouth sending three vessels to be s t a ­ Republican Vicu-president 8 531 5 ! 17 h . l g r e a te s t a sse m b la g e s o f considered good today w ith the n ig h t by the headquarter# nt Tung- are already u sin g the course ure 9 405 18 4 4 i .332 not showing p ro p e r respect for the disease in H a r r is county, Texas, tioned a t points in th e A tlantic for didato, had a num ber of 10-miaUU Wstock ever g a th e r e d in A m e r- a ba ndonm e nt of her f a s t la st night whn of the C hekiang a rm ie s de­ __ 1 gfeens and th e t u r f , a s well as p a y ­ caused the d e p a r tm e n t of agricul- th e purpose of keeping Dr. Eck- speeches siheduhsd^f i®»*rked th e opening o f th e when she a t e th e first solid food fe n d in g S hanghai follow ing the 35 . tuyo to issue a q u a r a n tin e cover­ c n e r advised a s to w e a th e r condi­ p latform qf hie tl **nth N a tio n a l D airy Exposi- ainvc T u e sd a y m orning. H e r chil­ launching of th e C hekiang x>ffcn* ing practically no attention to a T i e 3,053 • 85 j1 ' ' 2,970 tions. ........................... m o rn in g being a t Total yardage 18 hole# 0,023. num ber o f th e governing ruler ing fo u r Texas counties today. bivc in K ialing svetor. d r e n a r c to v is it h e r tom orrow . >very Made When ITruck W heel Sinks |In Just Plain Earth In a n interview w ith City M a n ­ a g e r W . I). Williams this morning it w as learned t h a t the bonds a g ­ g r e g a tin g $325,000 for the erection of a new municipal jail, a municipal cem etery, extension bf the present sew erngo system nnd for the p a v ­ ing of s tr e e ts adjoining city-owned pro p e rty have nlreadv been ndvertised for snle nnd th a t bids for them will he received by the City Commission on Oct. 20. Mr. Williams also stated tha t the citv h a s also atnrto-i validation p ro ­ ceedings for the bonds in the c ir ­ cuit court of the Seventh Judieinl Jap Minister W ith­ draws it But WH1 Make Reservations FIGHT IS MADE HY LAF0LLETTE GET ON BALLOT CAMPAIGN LIST SHOWS CHANGES AMONG LEADERS STEELE QUITS AS LEADER OF LAW LEAGUE V ity Budget Shows icrease of 56 Per ?nt Over 1923-24 Sons of Italy and Ku Kluxers at War Torrence Catches Prize Winning Fish Of Present Season Entire 18-Hole Golf Course Will Be Open to Public First Time Tomorrow Fire Chief (■ranted Lon^ Leave Ahsenee Ewen Coaching Naval Air Station Gridmen Bryan is in Chicago To Discuss Politics I Interest Being Shown INleCti America October 6 it waaTeamwi" and fiI*ing”t*dB% Mrs. Sweetin Better A fter Eating Dinner Dawes to Make Ten Minute Train Talk* Chekiang Forces Are Making Big Advances - ___ ___ _ • • �£ FRIBAV, SEPTEMBER 2«. Kiwanians p f S r e iln . : GltttNeWa E ... SM"! *A. 1BUSINESS ^ . i > ■ . •• . . . DEAL I • :• . iversity --------- Paragraphs - rEKING, Sept, 26.—Tho battle front, west of here, where the armieSiof rlval governors arc fighting for thh possession of Shanghai, yaa aulet this morning. The lines along the front were unchanged but indi­ cations are that the invading Hinngru forces were reinforcing the front near Tnl Lake for nn offen­ sive. EXAMINATIONS Continued from ' page one The .United*BUte* Civil Service canal and tho deepening of Word traa received here today ____ Bennett waterwe^ from Palstka to Si C o m m i s s i o n h o i nhnounccd that that on SepC iS a very enthusias­ (Cottildttcd from or Titusville did competitive examination* for “lire, tic meeting of tho Sanfonl and £ from most any Brady bu who closed man, lalwrer, custodian service," Seminole county men attending the font. If you don't mention the to be held at tho Sanftml post offlco the University of Florida was held seventh. . * and that receipt of applications will . This Is the seventh gaino of the and;an organisation perfected for reason tor Hanford’s Hi's apd they practical proposition, It must be the ensuing year. close on Sept. 27. Receipt of ap­ have won six, loosing one to Plant shown that, ns must any business plication* for n "dental assistant" For th? past two years. It In City. proposition, he siiid. that tho In­ will close on Sept. 80, It was said. It Is understood that they will vestment will bo a paying one and said, (here has been tto club of this SNAKE HAS NOVEL nOME Farther information, it Is stat­ have to trounce on Brooksvliic's ooo that will benefit the entire ■sort hecauso of the aninll number ed, may be hnd from Dwight S.| reptcscnUtlvcs, who have won four r.tatc and the country at largo as I attending tho university froth this YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL city and the i»rk of Interest shown Rabbltt, secretary of the United with no losses, in order to rightful­ well as locally. PAK, Wyo.. Sept. 20.--"Sllm’’ n States Civil Service Hoard Of this in sUch nn organisation. The boys ly claim the State Chnihplonship The fundamental basis of the five-foot bull snake; tta* obtained city. they arg starting ahcW and ! foy’Kiwania. A gamo between the whole thing, iaid Mr. Braxton, is oay • ^------ . ; *• < that the 11 liOw itt the school arc a lifetime lease on steefff;htffted • ■ iWo championship contenders ha* to secure economical .transporta­ determined to make the club a suc­ WARRANTY DEEDS living quarters. Tho nbodo.clpfhi­ tion and thereby pave a way for cess. the movement of tho rapidly in­ ed by "Slim." situated in a In It was learned that the organi­ state college, or show causo why Clyde M. Campbell from tho creasing production of fruits and such award should not bo made. hot spring crater where the hot Ui.—.itta rruit company, section sation has a three-fold purpose In vegetables from this state. writ was made returnable Oc­ water has ceased to flow, but tho 81, township 10, south or range 81 It Is also ncecssary. he said, to view: to promote fellowship among The tober 7. the members of the club; to co­ stenm and not gasses still issue cast; consideration, $20,000. show that lower freight rates will The Board of Education, at a through the i opening, was discov­ operate with the university offi­ Joseph Leo from A. W. Lee, Jr., be secured bp yirtuc of the water­ UIVU ered by a pnrty of .......................... government nat- lot four, block three, tier 10 of E. way improvement and that the cials and with the future alumni meeting at which the case up and discussed, reached , tirnliftt* while on a visit here reU It. ■Tbafford’s map; consideration, lowered rates will continue to ex­ of Hanford in arousing interest in brought tho conclusion, it is authoritative­ cently. their Bchool among Sanford boys; $ 10, 000. ist even nftcr n number of years. ly stated, to ask Judge Love to dis­ Mi. and Mrs. James T. Brien to advertise Sanford at tho uniThe snving to the people of San­ miss the writ, on tho ground that from A. E. Sjoblom, lots 33 and ford and this community during vcislty. 34 in block 35, Crystal laike Win­ The remainder of tho report tho board hns placet! a correct in- years have been completed, the past five years due to the low­ Contention is made by Senator ter-House, section nine, township states that "After a short period torpretntion upon the scholarship er freight rotes because of water Kings man, If .... 3 0 1 0 0 range 30 east; consid­ transportation ami wntcr trans- of relating the Sanford Hats’ ‘bit­ law, possed by the 1028 legislature W. C. Hodges of this city, who 20, south Koon, If ______ 1 0 1 0 0 providing for the award of two framed the net, thnt his intention eration. $500. F. Jenson, cf 1...4 1 0 0 0 0 portation itself, stated Mr. Bras­ ing’ at the Sophomores’ Jokes, tho scholarships from each county year- was to provide for two scholarships C. J. Marshall from Mr. arid Ives, r f ..... ......... 2 0 0 0 0 il, ton amounts to n sum almost etng- following officers were elected: Iy. one to the University nnd.the, onch year from every county in the Mrs. C, M. Hand, lot right, block Wilkinson, rf ....2 0 0 0 0 0 goring to those who nrc not nc- Jim Sharon, president; Hllynrd other to the State College for Wo- state regardless of those nlrcndy four, tier three, according to E. It. xDonaldson ....... 1 0 0 0 0 0 quninted with the facts. It amounts Mnlpns, secretary-treasurer: Fay • 1awarded. It was on this point thnt •TrnlTord’s map; consideration, - to approximately $14,000,000, he Lowing reporter to tho Alligator men As interpreted by the board, only | the writ of alternative mandamus $10,600. and to The Sanfonl Herald. Fol. . Totals ............SC 3 B 24 9 2 said. 'krtlarahln n f ■ ■ f 1 i*4n t n am a n*l# f<\M a •> > i ,rrn nf > 1 was asked for and granted. Alfred W. I.ee. Jr., and Harry In all, it was learned, the propo­ lowing tho transaction of n few one scholarship at If the order is made permanent, Lee from A. W. Ix-c. Jr.; eonsidsition must be approached from a business mntters, the rats furnish- 1school is given fn it is-pointed out, the people Of each oration, $10,000, 0 business viewpoint and the help cd entertainment for the ’old men’ | These aro nwurdci county will have the opportunity! —*------0 and co-operation of all the sections in the form of a belt Initiation. . examinations, as | of sending two prospective schooll BUILDING PERMIT 1 interested in the improvement teachers to the state’s institutions ■ -------of higher'learning each year, with | C. Stone off, two- story residence, practically all expenses paid. ’ West First Street, $H,000. charm, of such studied simplicity, that one cannot M but be well dressed In any one of them. Everv . silhouette which Paris approves is included, rim.l vyliVU godets, tiros, tunics, flounces and pleated panels, bcl' or beltlcss—both very chic. Long sleeved or h Ipp. pivv J less, models depending upon the frock and the oceas of Bcngnlinc, Haillo and other ribbed silks. Satin r * ;• "- • ‘ *. ' terials of every description and the new woolc Priced within reason. > H ats that Fitting Crown the Mode Authorities Preparing!* ZR-3 Landing Station;: 1Totals 34 8 11 27 !) x "Fob KnoUles In Qth. xx Relieved Mather* in 7th. _____ £ Scorn by lnnlhgs: It. H. E. YitUKvillo .... 010 020 000—3 * 5 Sanford ......... 001 000 40x—5 t l • PARIS ISLAND, D. <\. Sept. ■ 26.— Upon orders received from J the war department Parris Island ■ marine authorities are preparing • a landing station for the dirigible ■ ZK-3, expected to sail from Gcr- ■ many to the United States within;* the nevt few days. It is not yet i ■ known where the Zeppelin will ■ land. 4 2 4 Summary: Two base hits, McCall, Ovcrlin, Jones. Stolen bases, Mcrriwothcr, Steele, Outchlnson, Byrd, Bennett, Brady, Jones (4), F. Jepson. Struck out, by McCall, 16; Bennett, C; Bra­ dy, 7. Hit by McCall 0. Brady/i. Walked, by McCall 1, Bennett 0, Brady 0. Loft on baso*. Sanfonl 7, Tittusville 0. Missed thinl strike, Ovcrlin. Winning pitcher, McCall, Loosing pitcher, Brady. Sanford's Manager, Twine, Captain Gardiner; Titusville Mannger, Jonrs; Cnp- i« inform ation to whirh i-he is entitled J but which .slie lacks at the present '■ ■- ! time. 0 | For insUince, Mr. Moister dis- i ■ c I covered that a g re a t many eolin- ■ ii lies in Florida bail no soil s u r v e y ; ‘j If i and he prom ptly wrote every ^■ k 1 humber of Commerce, m ayor nml . J | secretary of real e s ta te hoards in m <i praettrally every town in the conn- * i- 1ty of the sta te w here these surveys 1* k j w t r e Inckitig. advising tiieni thut ■ 1 ' such a survey enuld he procured hv j the United S ta te s paying one half ■ I of tiie expense tif p re p a ra tio n if j the S tn tr of Florida, by an act of * l 1.1 gi.-lature, would appropriali* ■ funds tor the oth e r half. He u d - l ^ J ■vised them .Hint the A ll-Florida | ■ IRenlty Company would prepare a J 1* hill, with (lie aid of the l.egisla ■ {live I ii p a r t inenl of the Flmiil.t * I iniriii' ot Municipalities, to l.e pro * seated at the next L e g isla tin ' , ■ ‘I i mill in urged them to w n u titen J, », seTtalor and l e p r e s e o t a t i v In I -Ip * p i nit's tin Kill lie also advocated B STANDING OF CLl’IIS Ki ; Club w l. B um , i.sv ille ...................... 4 (I 8anford Plant City I-eeshtirg .. Orlnndn .... Exceedingly smart nr becoming nrc the lints I Velvet, Felt and Vch combination, Silk coral nutioiiH and other*, i eluding the new hij crown, the upturni backs, and all tl other fashion poin of mode- Ilata large small to conform to c cry type of costume. nouncement Priced to nntiafy Purse. Is now open-and ready to serve you in Allen’s old stand in the Welaka Block. V You will save your money and your old furniture if you will see us. U se d Furniture Co. Allen's Old Stand ... Welaka Block | | .... The postoffice is next door to us . ■ i i i i i i i i m i i i * i i i i i i i i i i i u i i i i i m i * i i i i i i s Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results Men’s New Fall Suits This Season’s Best Styles **• + *5* * 2* + DRESS GINGHAMS v - S * + + v + + <• + •!* *3*<• *J* + v * J * v * v + <r + + <■ + • > 4* + + ♦ •! ir ❖ + + •»* + + <• *8- v *5*^ v v + v v ^- b *5* *b *1* + *1- < ■ + 4- + + ♦ ♦ + -!• 4*^ v + v 4 Silk Dresses ^ ++++++++++++++4 Men’s Good Heavy . Men’s Brown DRESS SHOES W ork S hirts ❖ <•■ {•<• < -+ < • -'f <• ++•>•{• • > + + 4- .' v v 4 4- 4- -E + < • + < ■ + t ■>+ 4- 4- 4-^4- + 4- + 4-^♦ 4- <• + 4- 4- + + ■>+ + + + <• + 4- ♦ + + + + ♦ + 4- 4 + + ♦ + lilies’ Lisle Hose ,• • • • ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦m o* Y 4- 4- ' > 4‘ + <-+-: ' + 4' 4- + -;' + + 4' 4- + 4' 4- 4- + 4- + ♦•♦♦4'4-4'4'4-4-+4' + 4-4'4-4-4-v4*+4v' + -> 4 4- -r v v v 4- • M " H ' y y v + v v + v + + + v + ' i t •> 4- + 4- > i JA*ngth Socks 36-inch Brown 81x90 Pepperell Sheets Boys’ Brown Ladies? $3.50 and $4.00 SHEETING '■.r ' y , V DftESS SHOES BROWN OXFORDS Strap Sandals ♦ ♦ -S-* <•*<■<»■4-+ ♦ 4-<• + + -}"M-+ + + ♦ * ♦ • > ♦ + 4 - + + + 4 - ♦ ❖ + < • ♦ * ♦ + % P u re Linen Sheeting, P er Y ard 4 \ 32-inch Cretons, p ig Range of Patterns •' Per Yard �. ' . 1* t.ySCSto'n iO V- a rir^ !.V >•>7^*' ,“TJk'. W J, ‘A T 'V n ro T H E S A N F O R D 1H E R A L D , / S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R iford Herald _ w trr ittm iN a r i m t « K » l * n Florida g * * « Second Claes Matter, •totr* £7, l i l t . m t h i ro*!ofnc« ' l ° r? i o r ,0r,dm* Ulldtr Act of *01.1.AM) L ORAN .... KRIIor « . i i o w A n n r r i i o ....... ----H a > i ( n n r i n t a w i h a v m m ' ' • ■r i * » m s Safety Week Means Fewer Accidents . f nnT V<t ? a ,S afcty Week campaign cornea to nn end tohnS b?°.n n wcck of RrcAt imP°rtnnce, the rcaulta of which can not bo seen Just at thl« time. Doubtle**, hown » h ir„m !Rl1 w .tho cn™PaiK". sponsored.by the Kiwnnis I Club, traffic conditions will be improved nnd there will be 'c it y / A s Brisbane S ees Only Five Lines. No M issing Link. Don’t Sell Short. Making Bad Medicine, It 27, 1924i NOW COMES ENLIGHTENMENT OAN DOBBS SAYS eo ■ . y n|: T he woods will soon be turn! over th e ir new leaves. BuO O & Q L .< BY A R T H U R O B IS B A N E Phone: Res. 425 • t >| t> r i g h t IBM) — Il CntS' nnd groator snfoty for the people of this J . I). I^>pez, of Daytonn Beach, Jones, of B altim ore, Md. apent F rid a y In Sanford tho guest - le st opportunities before ua. E v e ry student should be t a u g h t t h a t th e re J*pcnl r r t d a y in S anford c a llin g on of the Montezuma note!. of is no p e rm a n e n t pro g re ss m a de in ?C** clothing m e rc h a n ts, while education except ns th e m o r a l ’.de- the aruest o f th e Valdez Hotel. I n F . I). Edmondson hns re tu rn e d F a t h e r tim e hns no rovcr*0 B velopmont lierps pace w ith GOTO to his home in Miami a f t e r n p le a s­ I hc m ental. Daniel W e b ite r corraei M ist C h a rlo tte Sm ith, who la a t ­ a n t w eek’s visit hero with friends. but ju s t th e sa m e hc can turn | Bbd ~n~—polices »• of »•«• entertainm »! UI 1 r\ ents where ,,e iierect. And all of them are good nnd would muilt in The follow ing clipping from the place. Miss W hite w ith her twr- snid 'O ur an c e sto rs _______ founded ! tending college a t S tetson Univer___ cha rge s are made will be c h a rre d ticad around. *®f •* re g u la r advertising r a t e a ■ ^ac Ul f om0 n°nr I Ocala S t a r will be of in te re st to ents form erly resided in Ocala nnd governm ent by th e ir high v e r tta f ^ ! "ity. i" spending th e week-end In The «rcnt double is we Mr*. J. M. Mitchell, of Arrndin. Monday frie n d ? of Miss W hite. tinn of the C h ristia n religion'/!,; ’ San* Sanford' w ith *home Tolks. • K M n n n t u b a b b o c ia tr ii rn ic s * T he only ta x return* in f«VOr l is spending the week-end ns the uth Seekers clans m e e tin g a t Miss W h ite made Sanford h e r her c h a rm in g personality won for H Cn gCt n,,fab0Ut <hcni- nnd on nh0“t The B a p tists nre ta k in g c a re .'pf T he Assoc* a ted Press Is exclua•••• g u e st of Mrs. L. B. Hodgins. tho ta x p a y e r la te ly wns returnlJ l i p of Mrs. C. H. S m ith , T h ird homo f o r several y e a rs and dur- her m any friends who will bo de­ th e ir old and r e tir e d p re a c h e rs, a c ­ lh "nmC carc*frce mnnner we are so accuslyoly entitled to the use for renub* tomed to ^ !•••• Mrs. II. C. A nderson and Miss lighted to know th a t she is to r e ­ “ “• t ' 0" of all news dlanatchrs p a r t o f his income tax. brtt; 3:00 p. m, in * t h a t tim e m ade m any life Iona tu r n hero to live. cording to r e p o r t made by Rev. Kstellc S u m n e r, of Jacksonville, orM Ited to It or not otherwise c red r Tueoday. * Miss Dorothy Stnkos has r e ­ ■ frie n d s who will wish h e r ovory Med I ffth ls paper and also the local Mr. Iz la r is th o only son of Dr. R. J. Gorbet, the Relief n n d W iji-1 r e p re se n tin g the S ta te B oanl of turned from Orlando where she f , t? ^ „ hr : i l r ; , m u c h ’ a l,d, ni,, o u i t h ' ™ < i •><>* in u n » frilohn B rid g e Club, hostess auecesa In h e r m a rrie d life. FOR A M w s etibllslied herein. All rlxhts of. „saietj If these Chinese don't qu« nuity Bonrd paid out d u r in g th e Healthy spe nt F rid a y In S anford, campaign. Is there any kind of an autcmobilo driver nnd Mrs. A. I*. Izlar. form er ros* n n u f V a n n « a i • a . l t . f I_____0 • i l l rcpublicatlnn ef special dispatches ri. Raymond P hillips; E lm Ave* etwnt u p le a sa n t week w ith r e la ­ Bjthtlng soon th e re will be n o t f Rev. and Mra. C. W. W hite a n ­ h e re in -a re also reasrvsd. identa of Ocala, w h o 'a r e now re- ! ,Pu >vnr t. ° ‘t |;rr clicf b e n e f i c i a l the g u e s ts of the Vablex Hotel. more despised than the fellow who sticks to the middle of the bteTw* f T ' 1’. " ho rcB*m* •; 3:30 p. m. tives. it, Clermont. ___ V. i r .lthough .. . rfhem,th e sum of SllLr>.44i) nn U nounce tho e n g a g e m e n t and a p ­ ciillnn the $125,449.00. ing le f t of China except chop *,,ol siding in A load and forces the car ho moots to go into the ditch 7 Perhaps ! * . J * ther 1 ,1 havin* b < ,l'n AsW ednesday. SA T U R D A Y . S E P T . 27, 192$. p ro a c h in g m a r r ia g e of their S tetson U niversity is one o f th e i Kc,1>' ° f Jacksonville, w ith ICoontey FedeW tiort of W o m e n ’s d a u g h te r, C arolyn Virginia, to Mr. originally came from South C aro­ g re a te st a s s e ts of Florida B aptists. the ostracism of the road rog might result in fewer accidents If s is ta n t S e c r e ta r y of the N avy and Rit Company, fp e n t T h u rsd a y Miss Ruby Gibbs, of Jennings, The school te a c h e r with a ronij lina, Ocala ha* been his home since n i i r l i v . 1 , , ; . , . , * n m em ber o f the New York L e g ­ B I B L E T H O U G H T FO R TODAY i ___ . _____ Y . M i i Kbb; Sanfonl W o m a n ’s Club L n u risto n T. Islar. of Ocala, the and i riday in S anford calling on will spend the w inter in S anford public opinion is brought to bear upon those who have not islature. full o f kids a s k in g foolish oue« boyhood and' he i 7 "num bered 1*!”! ^ ,M n f: t ’,c bcst work ,tt nrtl .1 , , . A nuiliut-rvu hlstntv iree.re.lm.. «« Ttft . tff jme; 10 “ • nt. cerem ony to ta k e place Oct. 1 C, nmong the bright. #»norifotic youn^ history, according to Dr. IL’i.W. 1 " ,cal n,crchnnts. while registered a t w i,h h e r sister, Mrs. J. C. Albrit^IN E X P R E S S IB L E P E A C E :— enough courtesy to observe the rules of the road. I here would tions know* how a nresidentiJ j i n n y S p a u ld in g C ircle; hostess Colonel H a y w a rd is n “d ry ." a t a t th e F i r s t Methodist men ac tiv e in public w elfare ami I hiot. p a sto r of th e F ir s t B a p tist | Valdez Hotel. tain, while a tte n d in g S anford High The peace of God, which pnsseth be less road hogging than is now seen. candidate feels. fn. J. A. K elly; 2:30 p. m. church. W in te r H a v c a , Florida.— civic orkrnnizatinns a n d is auccoha- ( hurch of DcLand. Opportunitibn , r --------School. h a s t to the e xtent of rigidly e n ­ Ml u nde rsta nding, shall keep your «• MiM t ,*f Official season o p e ning W om a n 's W in te r H aven Chief. ^ G T a BOUT - B E V N A R 2 _ / / _ f *‘ A * Kelly and G. DeLeon, of l»«aria and minds th ro u g h C hrist Will hPnwWo the law law nn ns it stand, stand*. T Theofully in th e ihsurante are offere.l here for etlucntion ilitd C'!?timU’H "OHIO droatlc laws forcing me M a rke ts show more tim ber il tab; club bouse; 3:30 p. m. • fo re g o in g announcement C hristian environm ent which a r e T am pa, re p re se n tin g the SherwinbuFinea*. .JekOn.— Philippian* 4 :7. The friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. be n?ot.Wndb f, tccJ,H° thnt the ,ivcfl of cnr°ful people may ‘«°re Roosevelt i* r«.untod » -v tK-ing shipped thi* year. We don’t F rid a y ‘w e t” will be read w ith unusual interest W illiams P a in t Company, were bus Way m an White will he intereBtreh The wadding will ta k e place in unet)ualed in the sta te . know if thin includes president!* of hr r n l o L I t,n?ay become necessary to impound the cars bee.uso of hi* bavin* voted (ol Subscription Bridge, P a lm room by the num erous friends of both The Sunday Schools a r e g a in in g ! '" c s s visitors in Snnfortl T hursdny to know thnt they nre now pler.sL IB E R A L T A B L E the Methodist church a t . W inter -REASONABLE PRICE tim ber. Vslclcz H otel; hostess, St. Ag- p n rtie s in Ocala. The Chief sav* Haven, °oniS cnreIc8H driver who shows his inability to use good |»**r in the New York Legislature -• WW H RE R U T MY S P I R I T in membership, it wns reporter! by • 1,0,1 Fri.lay, re giste re d a t the Val- nntly l.c a te d in Dr. Noble’* npurt- a. _ .. , _ and following Guild: 3:30 p. m. I. S. Murphy, ns onlv six o f t h e 1 '•"* Hotel. ~ LOOSED UPON T H E A IR " S te f , d “ r in * * * ttm * thnt Miss many, ’vdib h w ii'M .e 'a tte m le d ^ n l’y S - Murphy, as oniv six o f the _ _ ____________ _njl'l)l on Klnt Avenue. H ay. of Cleveland, is said t„ bd •Wor# but m y sp irit loosed upon the w h i t e ha s made W inter Raven her j by a few in tim a te friends and rel sm “ l,cr churches in this te r r ito r y In N e w H a m p s h i r e t h e y h a v e t e n r u l e s f o r m n l n r i a f u ' i ( ( , NG RK S s m a n c.-m-w, Impor- ] =3' the m ost p o p u la r radio announcer ■ft?. W a U tv --. . • rt no Sunday School*. hom e she has made many friends 1 ntives, the counle will leave for •. re rn”p o' ,r* but ho had b e tte r not announcJ W in ter A c tiv itie s o f a n d is considered one o f the most sh o rt w edding' trip, r e tu rn in g to B y som e H igh Pow er who could T h a t the laymnn should hnvo n cny politico. a tttr _ l a f d V claim s unbind, Inrgo plnce In the work o f the t r an cr itiv i v ne you n g ladies of t h a t ! Ocala to reside. „ I J r r n , ' ,l R e l i e v e s it m i g h t b e Well to e n d and then predicted th a t men I G tB f ‘ ABS«X*,6».ir D. C. H a v e B e g u n S e t free to seek w h st most it long* t h e s a f e t y c a m p a i g n b y p u b l i s h i n g t h e s e t e n r u l e s w i t h t h e r " ‘,n»? f,,r <■«Pollen,, would v«.to I church wns forcefully stated by vS 1 J^ H e rseshoers held a meeting u* to find— B. D. Law, who had n rrnnge d for t h o u g h t t h a t i f t h e y a r e l i v e d ui) t o s a f e t y w ill b e o b s e r v e d >',r ".r.. m '(‘rn o r •s .mi,h The situnfxrtttJ t a ' * * I ittsb u rg h , but wo don’t know how T o no the chuirm un and vice-chairman of * , ‘"JM R've* Governor Smith’s The winter a c tiv itie s o f tho IJ. fbuTa S J much chew ing toba cco HIlies m °cU ° f KJnK" WOU,<l for f,fty-lwo y«*«r instead of for one week onlv .Frr re pp«f?Urt a ir; friends opportunity t.« trade votes the Jacksonville's L aym cn’n A-*C. began F rid a y a f te rn o o n w ith creased. ; with Lni* ollctte. I would but climb onct m ore, n i 1. D r i v e o n t h e r i g h t s i d e o f t h e r o a d ; it is j u s t K.K'iation to address this meeting. Its regular m e e tin g in th e parlors C H R IS T IA N SC IE N C E E IR ST B A P T IS T CH U RCH na rro w sta ir, n s good a s t h e le ft. 1 heso two n.en, L. II, Bingham, Tor Salt* at Leas than Building Cost ** hf the Valdez Hotel. ! " ' ' 0 S t i c t election g a m b le rs If S unday School ‘t ;io ,,,. SOCIETY And ;it the S outheastern Light­ W h e n day was w e a rin g Into, nnd vvhu is n ssistunt ticket a g e n t nt I < *peel som ething ol the kind M * At the meeting th e p la n s for the ing A ssociation roiivetitmn in It>>r 1 2. S lo w d o w n w h e n a p p r o a c h i n g a c r o s s m a d ; ^ Tomorrow is Home Coming Day. dusk wns kind. C hristinn Science services nre the Union Deport, und John T. R e a ­ They .ml bet a ,o t „n t“f a toning season w ere discussed nnd niingiiam. Ala., sonic -liockkinc it is n e a r l y a s d a n g e r o u s a s n r a i l r o a d c r o s s i n g . A nd one should ^ ic e t me to m.v a.»4H' held in the W om an’s Club. Oak Every m em ber of the church and gan, n big tra ffic eop, made clo’"’bdge, anil Imt even money that lortnulnted. Also, the convention '•tutemenl* w ere m ade bv tiic Iiv(c5 every m em ber of the school is .picnt addresses on thi* practical failings blind, x S'. ^""th will carry New York •!. Look out for children. You can never tell be held in Savannah in Novcm- Avenue, n e a r Third Street. wire*. naked to be present at 9:30 sharp. work being done bv th e ir organlC ontent 1,0 I b u t shnred his tw i­ Mate. They don't expert M r |iiS unday School a t 10 u. m. Smith Mngiiili.'t Avcnut'. in one «»f Sntiford’B tr was discussed. what Ihey will do, and you are always in the wrong A cordial invitation i* extended zntion. light there. v,s t0 «“ '01 of the Smith votes. host rt*si(leiu*t* sections. if you hit one. ' W..r brides have organic. .1 A large num ber a tte n d e d th is Services a t 11 n. m. Subject for ta the friends of the F irst Baptist N a y ! well I know he wnils not ns i T h a t tiie young people ,,f the Chicago. T here a re real wn si meeting, hut a full nttnn- to m o rro w : “ Iteality.” Sunday School to lie present at 4 of old— I churches a r e being tr a in e d for the PRESIDENT f OOI.IDGK ,„n. 4. I i t t o h e l p i n s t e a d o f h i n d e r i n g tlu* t r a f f i c Siltbrides, not ju st the fighting vn nce is urged for the n e x t meetI could not find him in the old tinues to keep c „d. Hi, friends W ednesday ovening m eeting at 9:.I0 and see the school at work work is shown by re |m rt rend h y i it t \ . o f f i c e r ; lie is t h e r e f o r y o u r g o o d a n d h e du rin g the hour. C tim e place— s got a Mis* Le.dn King, there a r e nt I '"V H"lt he will not take the I'ivt' Rpm imts Ptxun.s, nnd .sleeping porch. 8 p. m. in the re a d in g room. to u g h jo b . Morning w orship and sermon 11 I present 27 B. Y. P. Y.’s in the An­ L m u st .purtisur him, nmdc by sor“lump If lx- ha, anything to ,»\ ' A free reading room where the a . m. r row bold, i social ion. J U S T IN P A S S IN G " will be -aid 1.1 Washington. If f>. lie sure that your lights are not defective or T h ro u g h worlds unknown, in Noting People’s Unions 7 o ’clock. Bible nnd nil authorized literature Hugh*;, had done that, he would Mrs. N'.Thnie Clubb b rought greet Hy It. J. HOLLY glaring; it's no job to he driving in a blind glare as 1 I n n Iw o o d . s tr a n g e celestial race, , Evening w orship and sermon H ings from tlie W om an's Missionary probably have been elected It',, on C h ristia n Science may lie read, .vou yourself know. o’elnek. Subject, “ The Great W’hose m ystic round no traveller a wise man (hilt k%0'iWs « ben t:ol : “S t . •ne ip F l o r i d a ” is ( h e stilije. I o f By REV. E. D. B R O W N L E E j Union which met at S anford Sept. The Bnll H a rd w a re Com pany “everal ml. i . I nig a . borrow ed or purchased, is open j sicinnV 7 “rea«'rV|.ti,!n''^for","’ F u u i 15. a t which tim e they elected Mrs. •• hns told, In talk. V i £v ' • M « M ' l i d i i tii ’ W wp i t | m t n . S h c i i * ii fi. Head and obey the warning signs; they are blrrida is ii t .».thtertained its em ployees T h u rs J on W ednesday and S aturday from Mnludy." f r o t p .s ta r to s ta r until I sec his PI. i Forrest^ Gatcl.el „* president and b l i t a . s t o n e i l l I t i e k i . i l i v V ' i s not put up as ornaments. ' III all te m p o ra l th in g s > f life afternoon, tlie la s t half-holiday m . iiu tiling H fust sigtn it would seem that .1. Speeially Irented plaster, nrlisticnlly finished. , » faro again. I ’ to fi at room 517 Eirst National 1’ra.ver .......tin g Wednesday even « IIA N t; T.S()-|.I\'. „ne „f ti„. .Mrs. \V . I, \\ l.e.-less as secreturv Mien a r e uvvul.c to w hat affect - sus *p.,ke of „n u n a a tu ru l situa the season. The e n te rta in m e n t Hank Etlilding. All nre welriun. to ing 7:30 lock. Moulton. COCKTAILS , 7' M you’ve got to speed—do it where it won’t and t r e a s u r e r , for the ensuing year. w" " " ' " ‘. o gang Iters l.ght.og It i* too bad t Ini I c w r y b u s m ,-* map in F a n f o i .1 . m ' d m ' ' — Louise ,' --------Chnndler Iiiem seli. s .l i r c tly. All nnwspn ok the form of a fish fry at a tte n d the services and to make tmn l iu* h.ist had sc a t out t.i O------- I each oilier in F hina, will h a w itic h a w h e r d Majo, I ! , „| , <t kill anybody hut yourself. I lie report of the Finuncc Coms per eilitors know (hi*. IYi.pl,. ii' v it.* a larg ■ num b e r i f proinil ske llurney a n d .e v e r y t h i n g tha t use of tlie reading room. ( Jv sier t the M JohnME l IIO D IST CHURCH M w. proje. t eluding th. . anal m :„ the I mi l . m n v . ' i a n d ' I t seems that thnt W ilbur alibi n.ittee, Capt. B. F. McW horter. ' ’f, Russia and .lapan. , a i i Shrimp *O o n e in e a c h hodr< •m. broom closet, china 'ike I., sc., the ir own tiotne . in the i to mnke n perfect fish fry nent people to Hi* g re a t suppcrl I H. When making minor repairs get all wheels Rev. W. ,1. C a rp e n te r, P astor. J1 Hus w ill mean |., ihis , tn.ii \\ , Didn't fool anylxidy except Wilbur. • C ha irm a n, s ho vve. I thnt the fmunc“ " ' i l h tha t -oppert !(„• ceil o s e t s , lin e n c l o s e t , built-in ironing hoard. paper, ami to read news which a r e f o r t u n a t e ii ll provided nnd everyone praisI'll.* pnriible ns lie gives it, iintiJ P R E S B Y T E R IA N ( HURCH off the road and stop where your car may lie seen having a man i f Major itia xl.m 's Man, bin ian tightei will pi.d.ablv The m orning sermon will lie on 1 es of tlie Association are in excel RELISHES i allbc r t; I 1 a d out . a*i-<• '. l l c e t n s them selves pel s.uiollv .nt«* the n a tu r e of the ir various thc company for it* g e n e ro sity b< lore t lie W ar 1 1. pa 11 inel.t "The m en of the >hurch" are "The Divinity of C h rist' ' from n lent condition. " i n In* light. I I..- „ ,.M . Ir|> I fiom both directions; otherwise you rnav stop longer The a p p e a l to I k j - ml test lii , E ighteen hole* on the new golf thought fulness. lopin'*. As tim e passed, all p r e p a r in g to mukc a social visit a m w angle. UII’>. \\ill || ;( f h t r r (111 hi ri*i| ulli-i I he executive c.iuimittee for th*. than you anticipate. M end L e ttu c e , T h o u s a n d Is la n d D r e s s in g Course tomorrow. •rense* w ith the i.irccl I'ersonal th. in began to m ake excuse*. At Each veur H nrdw ari tinn S.'inet lin e . M.mdav ..................... - ' the *— -Ball ........................................... .......... of the »c "ongregation " N " Rtm uil «>l u i it l il v •••■Ills She’ vie once Russia, Ja p a n and 1 lima I f s f!.e l.pw orth Leagues will meet coming y.-ar .* compos.si of F. D. 1 mui b ft.igi a ;........ . . "lit uet. l . r i e k fire p la c e} t ile h e n r l h . s p e c i a l l y ilo s ig tiM t lir*t sight tin* action seems to Q u e e n <H ives t be Il.at com,*. ,|„. ,,f |h(. W(ilJi| J •mpuny e n te rta in s, in some g in night. The visitor* consisting of !>. , Speeding around corners is a straight route '•! <’ p. III. s' ' 1 a " I or instance u hr i a < i nn. I- pe. UI III l i m i t King, II. S. R.gl.l.m re. B. |> l .11 w. # W hen things ju»t *<“*•111 to come ' But in religious m a tte r* the op to show liirniture at .Is l.est. eii'iHturnl. b i.n u s e it m ay very! n»u* way, its em ployees and eneli ' I at lue I am m.t pi. sell! m.d VI hell t ll 1 bamb. i .,I I otu including i h , .........« , | | officers and laymen will meet Sun '"in.lity School I'rou.otion |lny •I I’. Mace, T. W. I.uvvl.on nil.I Jno. In Ihe hospital. Don’t race past a stopped car Some I.av ii*; y o u r way It’s probably because (». it.- 'is tin e . I\y |M'riullee has well hove been est, .1 an bon.,i| {tear tin* a ffair is keenly ant.ci- day night /.fte r church to plan tl.e w.,1 begin at 9:30 n n. SALAD ........... ... t o t D i n k a b o u t lung -pe. i;.| I. n in e s m. , lie there D. .link. iis. day the jury will call if manslaughter til. v at.. .... J|pu nro going to meet them. amply dern. .istroli ll I fit* fact; the to bnve a tte n d e d t tie feast, g iie u l itfd. visits. f " VII "f ll III. h | elllin.l - ill. I | 't t he bu,-Hi. ■ Mil'll .i| Sal • n.i weekly p r a y e r m eeting will Delegate to Southern B a p tis t. " I d mxa ions I n . in \ -a v a g c a l i3y--------- o ------expel telire of o lo ig e muiil.ei o ' by n m an of prominent e oti.ll 1-Id V I ho m e Ming I he II 10. I'se discretion. The fact that you had the Services Sun.lnv: I * gin at 7:30 o clock Wednesday Convention. It. F. W heeler D ele­ mi l . f tb. i 'I. . Fruit Salad ; -no,.g „ „ fool, and op J i a g g i | „ . j Built in hath, medicine ■abinot, all fixturon lid cl ! I '|.||' * M th. Sw eeting i* on the verge of plea, her* who liuvc found Ilu.t ivealtli. Hut everybody de. lined thef ol. n , I n . Ill a III am ml pomt ,.i i „ . . v „ r, ,, 9:t.r> u. m.. S unday School. e ight, instead of K o'clock as here g a te s to S la t. Convention, J. N. ' right-of-way won’t bring anybody b;u k to Lie, least i He ponies, u. had ciiuogli Mial-a pr. . ; t at ll. N O T IC E n nervous breakdown. Folks with exceptionally good. whet, they preneli directly to the in ilt at l«. n. 111. . t I l f . 1 1 it. m., preaching service. tofore ■>o \ salt i. irivasimi mi iinii.n hv I., llvoig 1 1. .......... of all yourself. Thompson, J. | | Wheeler. E. W. ma . ■ ■ S O IU S , IJcrves shouldn't be nervy. l »m t.repnred to teach Expresindividual* in iti.n c u m regal jolts 7 p. nt.. Senior C. E. Je su s n o s proclaim ing vihut wcl o at "mobile ami tank Holland. It L. W heeler. 11. S. Sul« ----- --- ---. ulleeri lllg fimlt lion anil folk .Inn. ing in the • niri I fl'H.lHe Ml " f I I- ...la -l I know t .. be a law of lif, . i c , tho 8 p. m , preaching service. ! Jills -la gu id m g and In dpli ......... 11 t en d iv he i II n | lr.. l"'k and Dr. Dean T. Sm ith MemBO O ST E R S' i I.ASS * >1 ei m il S o u p j You luitler watch out! All this GrantEijr School nnd P rim a ry w old these pet sons .! I, l< hit lit 111 • i |fl % I • | tile preo. Soup a la YicDina ' tbo -c thing-- w ho b ate ie,illy be Worse ' • t In- . I - M f r o .. |* be. S ta te Board of Mission* R In. hides garage, sidewalk, electric fixture*,' Qirt th a t's being uncover <W 1 in III. Booster • las* of the MetliScbkU tr (or the coming session. On ole 11 ending » n 'Vht» h it A N h in It I III, . \ l a i g f i o i / oiost Value to U* Ol,. the ls„*t HOLY < ROSS ( HURCH o f e i g h t e e n v t IO * I wo:tl t« W. Tbiot. ' P hiladelphia may be ju st political . .list Sun.lav S. Iiool meetJ Sunday new indoor screens, ,, gl olllnl Tarsi y m o rn in g 1 will visit nil ■ ■ ' h oTh* - I 'Ii. I .... ENTREES " o n l e d l.y n* \ . on illustuitiortj ' l , o f e „ | f • ;.| pVow v,. T H E N<» »'-\l f | |» C hnrch service* for the fifteenth , m orning «t *J:.'»0 o'clock a t the The next m eeting of the .a- 1 mud. ■ ■ t'i 'lie ,'i|g,.e«t jtl f,, * t o l e 1 Tie r mt,-t be n to see those in te re ste d A l l h u t H r iH lu m i'’* . i . l m n u ' ,,f i i n r n g n i p h s jp p u l d i lie.l 1 alw ays. If V,,, ,,,„ t n.In.it t|, l , t k r oil g. "d niWl be Hl'VJ lUtlli d'»........ nitty I hut hove Sun.lay a f t e r T rin ity . Sant. 28. j church. Young men not affiliated tlon will be held ut Luke U, --------O- — --- s . lle.H ff^nalljr. __ •Hie tin* been guilty of n .It............ I ' p p l . ■lot -I Of.,| 1,1. I e v e r y iln v l.y n e w hi e v e r y s t a t e in t h e t ’m ..n a m i ll . I..- h all** v oil. bo.lily w ant iti*" 11,'.( Ri,* i„. f..,,|, 11 Rmist Young Turkey. Celery Dressing and I ' on. e | 1 " will be: } v Now that we haven't .................... _ ...... V p. any more I with o th e r classes a re eor.linllv i I lies.lay a f te r thii.i Sun.lav in S. able p 'I f "i mil ll. e i f *. or * ,1 1 . b. ■ do ........................ i • AlfBS M A R G A R E T M cRAE I a t «• . f I a t v .1 u us. Y< m e v e r y l u r e i j f , , e n i i t i l r \ t h a : is . Ias.se.I a m . m g (Im r iv ilizeil mg t-> .in tut,. ,|„ , n u t !$*i lb tim b e r . 1925. 1 ' • :•• . A " v S. I ijo I in . . ... t < faiiVIlj Cranberry Sailce I' P r in ts of \\ bale*, tlie girls will i. i t i l t e d t., a tte n d J u d g e E. E. b. o n I oil ..f I I. 1 1, | „ . Will not , e ||- h Ill'll C111 g; ll, .."tail III. ' Rll.-MIO, g e I bu g; . Vkhi t i l. nip. all High S.lio..; A uditorium • hint lit. ih Tbe « hurcl.es at \ltoona. Eu t , i you appreciate the nicer things which go t y n i to the by im m ole enliven mil ions. Hou.schol.jei is te a c h e r Come K<mst Stuffed Dtnk, Apple Sauce I • will I lie -I I . i * * • '< 1 died ft om I hi pulpii \V.* .1 I v f ,| a it ...men I a r e <l| III. lid ......... ' h i t l",. I. 11 00 a in . < ht.>.h orvices it. t.urrg your friend*, and h e a r a Mt Dora, S o r t.iito . T uvates I I". Id., tjonnl domestic fishing. to make a house a HOME, please call and . a r e t..f tin .iiie<; p.rsoiio Million.s u f |ii'i.|i!i' ivtitl I n s iimmiitils e v e r t <l a \ ami I"> l|s|| \ in, , | Mimlr t \ , |!)f I j led Spring Chicken, Cream tin n y •* lii .. e w i |. I-. • yglil a l l . Milane T heatre. ■ ■ I m a t,lla asked f.., letter* of ),* —o -—■—good talk ot. the lesson o' gle III lillg to u s nm ller*. but pf.' allow n* ji» have the pleasure of showing vou not In Ipiog 1 1 * than a n ) other. agreeing tvill, I linn , , as the,, ........Is m,.t lie. | he't gel spit ( hi. ken, French Dressing and Appli from tin* A*.*onatio„ for I * G eneral Dawes is w asting tun. l"i simply broad gelieiolitp ■. U. the IIU.ME BEAITIFCL. ' i'i A met .< a ,n in. tilled tl • he pm j >"*e of f.. r n n up a III’\X a x by going into Tennessee. Those s t i m u l i f o r t h o u g h t in g t e a i e i v , , r , e l \ t h a n t i n t h m l in nnv Rojist Spring I .a nth, June iVas ■I" i i , i want otu ..wn sin* I,.,.I bon ' l i e g l . IV t |l ,,| * p.•**»■■ spin , m aterial prc;| • '" I I S I I I 11 IP III *«H I.’it Inti> to he , '(MllpOHlNl Zpounbaincci* know as much about o t h e r r e u i l m g lim y ,|n . It is f 1 lie Roast Sirloin of Reef, (dl.lel •raw . e r l a m l v , t...., t h a t f r o m I ’.ri* I*. We don't liillld belli lllg ol'.illt 1 1,, !•* I *.| •■ of. i i n . ' i . a ’-..I to nnniuii/.e eliaiaeter. •'.an 1 1 .in M a n ia , I. OR IF YOU P R E F E R i liu r <h«" in Lake county. th 1■ I • -I. sw earing as the general does The first meeting of the Hoard el, 'in* of a i hinonion, out net h a l m ’s w a y ..f p n t l i n g -d.l t r u t h s , m a i n a m a n s e e s In* . w n Lit inr bi . . . Hill pl.t tern \\»‘i ini', / o g ■ ■ e gra n te d ■• i, - - - I i ---------and the u III* 1*1 Malingers of the W om un's Club • >1 1 ' Oltsgf ( SSI, Ifli. YECEAIILES U OWE 0,11 si*lesmen will euit on vou if you ro.ii v. I ut the ravage i»IiJ I ' tie in >11 m i l III- f..| tiled u t , r h a Dude City Banner advises f o lly s l a c k a m i u g l y , • li ip p e .l ..J all t h e th.- g u i s e - w i t h w In. h j«| if$|•••. h f | tr ^ i I ax Sanford for the new club y ear D u - iig tbe m u ,m lry «.f .1 ib. h i f r f u l l . v\ «*,( I , t l / n E j ’.v,IJ phone IH. ' igu.,1 anee. will tra d e valij .4 r « * .H Hut In' u n d e r t a k e s I • • d e l u d e h i s i n t e l h g e n e * . ■ Ill 1 9 n o t to ship are' green fruit if vou Mashed I’, it aloes rill bu held in the club house Tues d Olv lieu i b I'Ul'I. I " l III. • Itl. 11 ;»it i « n < d 1. i . i P'd l In I 'hoi i*e Sugar Corn ,1,1. po'*e.*M,.ii- in exchange f. g " t "t. . 1.' • d. c bWhib • • ' l e d " 1 * Olie o f t ll •If all fnn|i. ti, Want to g - t the long green in r e ­ ij morning, Sept. 30 u t 3 n. m. I ' l . rabl. - and ot this thoiighl of ilii-hane'. oppnrtunitv i.• serve Ins fel­ <>i e b o l l l he . |, ' *•" (.,. ■If .-d ti: o t, I ■(t ut i ' i i ! S p a g h e tti an (ria l m ,,o, , i g« ply but vw.,thlc*s tiuJ ot i ii.,,. h.ie* III p,„ot nf nieiulx ■r' h | • • til ..I. ..I, tu r n . I.U , Wednesday, Oct. 1, the first event ll t i n * . ' - a w that .l. -o • had d< * i low men .ante t.. ll* with I'spe. ml l.iree the otlu i day when • "figi. I|,i ! r a c k e ts a n d ( fees.' w b . i i the ii., I.i gives In ui I*. ||, , . i - — f» it ha* Vc! he-cn > u r | i R M f i 1 1. the importance in the club thi* sent h e m in III* put able*, 11 . y i'< not we guilty of in Ui | • ail am iss a tiatehng ill. • man ran v mg in his mil.' hunk I h* !. d. .1 g i or„| "* T here must l»- muii.' cos mg m f .1 ho-pitnl.tv -li.'wn t< > the n « u . . , . j will be the e n te r ta in m e n t of li 1 f V . II t. I" at i lii. , ."tl" r .ri* Min-. tax ,. , ht ra g e on.l won'e.l l. DESSERT I.... . jiidgno nt than be nl !",c . Uiat play. "W hat I'i n . ( , b i i ... f a il tl.e .-tit.. •• town j,im.'d m 1 .'•tall dozen, or more. <l.pplng- Horn I'.nshatm's paragraphs t a e l to 1 .. . | p . , Seminole County F e d e ra tio n of •ire > Hit U ' \ 1 i, -, V\ , hmjM.' r, i. i j It. t J. Th. -I i I e . m e s loll a m e d by th | When it Is too strong f.u tlie M m ■ xlending Ih. glad hand and heart i ] fomen’a Clubs, of which Mr*. It. |. ..rial ( h.t. v i . . l ' Mil ' . 1 • 1 1 v . , . , . i lay all dealt will, the ................... jndisereet eating and i ( a k e a la M o d e Pp l . ea l io l . is \ M \ \ ,, , I gue*t.» s c iii to be Him*; Id. f". ! • lines. w el. ol...' t ile eltUiMi* o f al l . 1. I I' ld'll L.dar is the president. Tl.e M ill.. I |k- u I,., t N • l iv it h-Uin-biig all lie f e. :o to i i . . ■ 11 i r * . d r i n k i n g , a n d w e l e a r n e d f r o m l i n n d >.f t h Do l h y w e l l ' N<t III Hllotluj 1'i l « - law IRS Magnolia Avenue.---- ----------------------------.phone 48 '/•' OB I " ‘ ■"• O—** • l i a v e l i n g m . ui '....toili.>n* up, mat ll.cir home* f. r rnin.tle County F ederation meet.! h i . p. *i ,.f (hi, H ut ii i • n «•( w a k ii may l.e said t i n y appear.'. . W ' Xi ■ M Pm, t-r \| •. P, I'Milll l t | . a ii'l, mu , vMc. McAdoo aiilioillit es that he ' t h a t t h r o u g h a l o n g p e r i o d ot " m o d e r n ! • b. <•nt.■1 1 rtin infi.t nf the viMt,„ •Irmking" hi- hail t Ion. <1 I i t i . will be held in the m orning nt • .'I'pli.'iilion to I;,, I u),i|. 1 ■ n a a a n a n n a n n n a n a M B u a a a n a n n n « BBBBBBB^ BBBBBBBBkBBB| • • .1 M .'"••l "-.I ,1. i . ,t*>.liable Til.' p.ol.l l*. liiese pe< Will m ake a speaking to u r in In ' t ..... .... m tiful meal* vv..,e pr.-pai s " W e a k e n e d Ill's .--toMl.ph t !:• I , w ,i d a n g f i o l I n s d c \ i lop \* •in atnl.tlssadot ■ ! ti,. law, | ph- vver. not Miftl. lelitly interestix •|" . I .. I ' lu o’clock, nnd at 1 :I 6 o'clock r •. h a lf of the Domocratie ticket Mi m g i a m . i in t h e n i l e - l m a l l i , h i •'! hv the ladle*. u»*i*t,.d In that t .. 11• n i;.k ambition my ti o *- 1« , Ocheon will he served nt th e club M. M.t it, tli,- m u tte r of th - feast, or jo .1 M«Ad oo continue* to show th< I p**» m u ste r in the n il,n a ry art. in i »c, with m em bers of the County dd in ll.ai ' ! matiagi I,. I fit. rl.u la ,ng vou a>. may lie su re eat Ii v.f them waul ' "I .......Ie* \ ,1 ,, he is made of. II*' l i k e s l i ' | l t o i . l o o . p o o i . I m p . " h r - 1 1 l e n d t Jll u s , " l u i t ... I. I Deacon E. A. Eat nett, and were .'ration as guests. t" la l . (viti. Him. i ",i fail. linles.H have m an a g e d to make ll a poll -id 1. ■r li, .1 1 ***'l 1 !n g .,. I in11 I served near the church. I la1 tell me that sain, eoininoiiseiise talk ..| «T I th. • o.to k k |i, re, either U r is lia itc T . Every m em ber of the W om un’s through the t. a tte n d i ( ongii ssniai. Hill .'«i'hirty-fivcv iim osam l is the an I he b ir st Baptist church it II.at lie 'llgi II p. • ... I, Iig, ,,r the Ml slmwed him what a darn I.*.I nnd In lub in S anford is expected to he •I'll. gm g ..I hymn*. So it is with us. We usual! nyunced probable enrollm ent for Oviedo wns organized in tm;x and Jll. blllld..,,: •> hou ' ( ti." s p u n wi.nli pent at tije club house W ednesN I M I V i :A R 1 1 L l \ | .. iv,ole* the Lire aide to tun, the time to i Columbia University this I’t'MI The day we saw lum Ihe 11 . l i n g Milt*.'-nuni u a* ( III t \ m g i* the oldest church in the Soil,hole • a . ' ting ,,1 Worship, you i,„ .„ ei on parole, s'.iii* *i\ sy, Oct. 1, nt 2:4f> p. m., a t which face | what vve sulTicienly w ant to .1 Jmugliie n university with at. en- ti mitt with him, and showvug n i . oilier men, tho:Ratal A w . Association, it hns u lurge place 'it.Mil.I i.< trail.' a t ■ f,o. with Je su s ( hii*t. r lif lh l >;tllL' (•res.in,ably because I,. \ w tiic your book* and m em ber■•Mmont nearly f o u r time* tho W e know th a t if we tuke tune l il! . I....,|.| I., "Wl .lt, . I... . itl, , i i ni* *ti •. l m the history «.f the deuoininntiun 11 paragraphs that went like this; I lie parable we luivi ti}i l i e 1 ‘m ,](. il..,, lip curds will be distribute d. population ot -Sanford. « ju -t read atte n d the iianquet w ith the Km I"’ '.it ,.f lbin,I I,, I ,r in klotula. This church lias the Si . r e t It, I,, i •1. ah* with th. • ext use advanced lie will r e w a rd us and guide 11 him to -iv m..nib* f.., lb. l b . I t Promptly nt 3 p. ni. th e business ’• ll*-:. a n ..the; : tee* . ,M S.ittl | distinction of having contributed The "forty immortal " a.-semLIed in Cardinal 1 v tlie invited the . rnli. r*. plu$ : vvo v guest* wbell they m our perplexity and mu 11 i ply on "TThe New York World points out Meting will be culled to order. .ii - i n , ' - j,i,.| if , , e f, ,|l. * | ,,. | k ti ■j, , I more per ca p ita thuu any other Mazai in s old palaee (itmlv rejeels l lie Anteriean were forced to i Ii nl* I. ll. t ern. in iv hi - I. b. ll deeisn.i,. tn a t tlie b u r n in g of a fiery crus* i« A t blessing* ill h t h e . | ' , p .ll, I aig . hilt .Ji li >i i itcruins for the a fte rn o o n will in•chinch in the association. been p a " . led Tin- ,.* „ \'ord eoektail. ’ Mi min am lining the intestinal th e name thing to the Ku Klux • ui. ., ,.| tb, i*de und address by Mrs. W. F. I in which ,t is ,., • „ M . U la n us go in g home and kicking 11 a« I of twenty million Duerit aus would he vastly Amur., of Orlando, president of .'I tilts i M /f c a t n* a g e s tu re of d e sp e ra te iri.lii Federation of W omen's impioved it the owners of these meniLranes vyoul.l i ■e. luL* . will »„■ ,. •| FT PETE!:SP.U|{ tj I N D E P E N D E N T mutate the I'icmh Aeademv ami hanish the eoektail. IN I 'U N I m t|.A ND. s.,u ih \ I ; — !• kl tie the.'.' a The following nam es of Sanford j n a tlie * I,.iv, l„ i n buving w .i, ''B n n ftird voted a $:t2f.,uO0 bond A n A m e r a a n w o u l d h it yon i f y,,ti p o u r e d a In 'f t he pi I, e I* , By Jno. D. J ^ k in * . \ ... r .< a n s ti. I.i up i heir ban I* lie* constitute* a com m ittee on | •be . I*U. Ill,.. II p|.i,, Moot , i • he in stru m e n t. Then u h"r<4 ilfMie Monday for municipal mi w ii,. w mild Ilf c t tie l o i k t a d ill his yye. Theic || T he Elevunlti Annual Se*»i.>n of ii hot H r ef tic g.iiilitine tli,it i d ta w n xchicle r a ttle d up the slrret -operiiin.n with the Seminole n m . i i i i s m . ni I I", tile ib-.ill, ,.f „ p.ti'Hin,, mt . I " Yemenis, arid will extend the M g. t (u.'oiillll, U)e Seminole Bu|iti*t A**uciulion « 'd ... Erui.ce I., inflict ihe .1. u h Louniy Federation and will r e lire•'fane . . . n i a e L with ,-eti , t i \ Heads were bared. '• inpoiuiilv *tupped | ,i ....... . nn<I it liiif i* . m v iing n g and sew err. build u new jail t'. iu;lt> and u r.'t ent e \ e "llion that mt the Woman’s Club of S anford cenvened ut Ovitslu nn Sept. 23 ut ' -!• lit -, . fi . !»' i * g the f •( 11 , i , ,, i The priest was t.'te first to del I'I h * s a m e " i n t t llig« n l ” A nn spend $ 10,000 foj a municipal . all.>w \ . >tt . i ry I ta r t thnt W.I- conducted I.I th. ,s fee, ll. |'a scend from the dcut). wagon. Th^ ",,c Hi* fl t«* k r Jl ItiC B |Yi « \\ . ’ ♦, . J♦ ' the Federation m e e ting to be 10:00 A. M., fur a tw o '!“ > session. • • • 1 *|llif ll \ 1 ''.C"t te m eetery. te r 1 he. Thnt tow n's doing ., f,"lb.i' •pi. t .. " Hg'r'HVsime t. p 'Ut half a «lo/. i, ,o.l.tails inside him. Because • .* tailed forth pi. test * f, ,; , M ohammedan hud licen ennverte P**id in tl.e .-tub house nt ll) o ’clock I Rev. J. N. Thompson, puntnr of | I'.tVIlig I t i - l a l " " . . I I ’v ,, , t» .. . - '.- ta e l .liagg \"ii „ t9fflgs.— Kisalnimev \'alley t,u el 1 | g irt.iniy f.,f th e local church, introduced It. F. tin.-, as'-unuiig that we \\ i!I not poison miisrivi's \ .ael n ans who regal.b-d l tie tedi.fH.lay m orning, Oct. 1: ' • I'll', m g a . ' , - 1htrig 11., i ., i •• m .•I p u p . . * An,f i -unit i '. .- *p. • f....|i- 1 |y , mu, \ to C h ris tia n ity and baptised a fe i m *. ■il Used us u reli of b a r b a r i s m .' houra before. The priest kissod tl] W heeler, who, in behalf of the • l i n e d 1 • -.i\ ' -I'll. 1. 1c .1 ell,, f ( a e d u a I. •! I on.l* • idly dir Id'. iatelv has tint I ned the stomai Ii with m-rye 1 a k e li. i I.i Mi I t Atneriianizution, Mrs. E. A. a I* * . ;• id Bn! the reapee! that was hown doomed m an on po-t, checks, »$]’ >* dl t r v ,.ti"t In t ' . 1,.. 1 it V ..!*<- , t !ti1t g 1!. g 1 hl . t ' r J course tlie Imp. \S i/. i* ngM uglu** "chUd* Wolfare"*Mrtn"J. G. I ° v,it‘<i7 5hurt L “ 'ul th e entire law n 1 ••f•• ♦ sensil i\e as thus, that |io !e i t the eve. ' b a t h was r ia ik c d at that exe the prisoner kissed the cross nr — - E xtension, Mrs. W. extended u m ust cordutl welcome I'll' a l i..ri t h a t c m m * t a l , i i c n t !»*••• ut it and tlie c o u n tly would g.< Men. Club T he P a n s ediu.m of tb. then tu rn e d and looked nt the *( 1 • d " i l lia v ■ I " V*"1 , l t ti, | 1 l.e tell..IV ' lx h • IV. • t lie dogs, ami all thnt. without Scott; F inance, Mrs. J o h n to the delegates und visitors. " " York H erald bn.I the following ent, bareheaded crowd. The polR The organisation wu* perfected • '. ri t ill.ir tl ifi t M - 1" t k la n . but it did get along I'*!. F o r e s tr y , Mrs. C. C. W ood­ T. W. l.uwtun, superintendent .ice..util of the ■event executi m and the soldiers w ere at attention AM F I J I . A i iv at n. -1 i m s 1h at u lia 1 t • - . ti -* III- -ill* ty well those bim.tre.J* .>/ **.' H ighway Im p ro v e m e n t, Mrs. bv enrolling the delegates and the of the Seminole . .unity *. Ii.,<>|*, that was witnessed by aotne AimIt sill .1. . )' | • . ; . . : • ■ . election of officers for the ensuing • v\ I MIAMI i i c i i m m : lure. ■ •ri ■ 1 !'• t 1 till t .'(.,•i« ..! S before the kino happened He stepped from the road to tli .lull I forrest I-ake; L egislation, Mrs. wiio vi us elected m oderator uf the ■ni. to u rists: • < -a .1 . ii it. Ml*‘lie. I i N s t i " i i > . -t,. VI,II III' ••!!" x\ m H . ntpa Time*. There seems to ! sidewalk, shrugge d his shoulder kx Vaughn; P a r k and Bird Pr«- year, T. W. I-awton of Oviedo was Hi'inittolu Baptist, Association at, FOR RENT OR SALE 1 .■ ■ | 111 ■ i * „ ii,J In the cold, g ra y uf un. i i , " I'i n n i Itl • • Willmn, (tiM \\< . ....... 1 in. di. tuiti II,I t , Oil IIn thi* y e ste r lay and smiled and then said: “ Gc ti clement of h e * iu tio n in tliui H at . n t.., i ), 1v«•f 111H in> ■" on. Mrs. L. P. Iln g u n ; Social elected moderator, and Jno. D. its eleventh annual session ii. b.H p l e g a l. tl. l.« .»i; I »*n t hi«t MfU-r all li if VVl"'t I" I ll, ruing, betw een lines uf *> eg bye, everybody,” • I m t ' . tit11«• a t t i t. ' at •I III afk. rice. Mrs. F o r r e s t M acA llister. Jlnkins of Hanford was re-elected Oviedo this week. Eight H o o r n a n d Bath and '•> tin I'. HI « l a i n I........... u lb ■a I a silent, shuffling crowd of . .. _ i Hut i (.1 $ ill'll $’ i> Ih’I WtTfl !•;»' friends liell. veil Itlm I . i> w t i<,< All mem bers of the local club clerk and treasurer. llliail, (. M, A I lou’;, , „.| ,, M i n i, 1,„ i ,.„ i 7 . , . tw o seeunas la te r his -corp Oarage e'ei 1 1 1. ,1.1 tl ing tie i. they fought mi long an I .... ,| . The association, which is com­ yun I ills ii lid l i . iri^; hoze who mairitain tha t h e m p '» ,» ..t. invited to a tte n d this m o rn in g *"•! >U|.p..it heal lily and ,„ Z n , *»*j » « « « w *** « .b o ... | In.- | ,, **fI .»\%ll till 14'." VVV prised of the Baptist churches of is flow seeing a la rg e black I.ax • In... nomiliiil.d foi it. o .f* | given Ilia.. we,i- it aiiMU.: i nest I* the l .eng I T here a r « in tbe Association | v ,\s;Y r t h - b. r *li'ig, and in t u r n th e e n tire PERMS. APPLY TO I pi . .Ilf* in t i n -t All f a ­ ll b< low crossing hi* Its lie carcci fietay a title blue Dema i . i . | ' , ruber the hi,, a lion cl Mr M \.| ... (V | .- hnjl ta k e t Ih f r$»\. II.H ill III if, f |.|, v *»Mv g roup is invited to h e a r Mrs. Seminole county, as well as those tW enty-eighi churches, winch repoi t | "* * f . -I til I .1,.v • ll 11| u III ... (. tli lute |.ul.i.ely uni.on.iced lh.,. ,. i j) ht <Jt at t at Daytona, Daytona Beach, Deil ti n . * ■ i i r |",, , addition* to their m em bership dur M J E C 'l d h'',,,c" 1ber that Dempsey • h I I 1.: Ie*s ( h i I M" I e I II i | . . ■(,, J$ckniun a t the m e e ting a t 3 r el, • ’ •> td.vnl . tl., D "UI .ti n.. I* belli.-, n *eli.lmg { i [/' costs a large bln. k rbudow support III. I. .101,11'.' and '!>«• I... ,* !•' I'.lhp, a h , Wlc. lu.l. *»,■«»,' • ( h e laind, Eustis, New Smyrna, Tav- ing the past year, by baptism 225, P«ock in the a fternoon. • 1} m r b ;il ms tin get . l.n. vi * to* 'tu ff, and he i. p u d .'tun. nt 5 p2l network, with u n:fn sin ...i.i I.. .1" tin lighting 11, r n t i a n f o r d H erald Ut the eult.mui.d of tl.e p a r li t. . .<.*• lit iefa. 11 A| urea, Titusville, Umatills, und the by le tte r und s ta te m e n t 434, pres At 6:20 the s tr e e t w a s desertel tl in til. I'.IT K- • f t|.|. i v.• I Ii. publi. in . . - > w a > cynical smile on his lips, the lilo- 1' nnd a g leam ing sidewalk, w et w if thi.m ghoui to- I'lrni... t it* • l.n ii (inyth in g . 1*. tlmt h.ui "p. iiu m.t inti* and h a i i n g ilm .c • . J | e c a it n m ighty pale ehudow ca m pa ign p iu p .e . smaller churches within this ter­ ent m em bership 3,751; unmunt c o n ­ )■ nit dan ___ in.lien- *ui th a t iv e "la* k a *. n*e 018. and if a n o th e r w ar eunn w estern trip. ritory, wus remarkably well attend­ tributed for all purjaises $73,905.99, said in a clear voire: Nthc w a te r th ro w n by the exeef ‘ ‘ "•'l !■•*'*' linppetuMi, s.iic lint- , | U til vvut l.t i e*p"ii.*iin]ily " vvt Safety Week in Sitnf.i a s ii. - • h i i r ' y \i a > . «» .J Brothet Mnlcomh. who leilted th. b"'t I.f I a Fullette and Ids aiiU g vn .*bnU C about p b w 'x n d hit thi* cotin ed, many visitors in addition to which is an increase of more th a n + + ♦++ * + ♦ ♦ ♦♦+<. •{.++4 * + e- 4 * + + lias s t a r t . .i limn\ peopl. t, ' " V . l k e d T h e t hcn ^ I « « “ >e only th in g , t. king .i •h..i,t t In- ID nH'utli'f i say ; "H a v e it your way we lack' l ’a a *afh M th a t he Wouldn’t I p a r ty and kicked it in th e f la ts " " mi* iii t(. th e ir randidnte. the delegates, being present. $4,000 uliove the previous y e a r ’s citlen!s. ti i* alw ays belt. tiI iin stand, *t'ind where wlier. ihis g Y * .h l‘ *,XC1U; , m arked th e spot w here tho n> piny •tlx t liah la «.«if i « n *< Il*e of vvi.il.i le*puli*llilbt v Inlt head d r o tfpci dd ee re fe rr died. died a n y shadow u t a l l . - O c a l a as lie left, declurisl if tl.e McADoo Dr. W. A. Hobson was present, contributions. The vulue of p r o p ­ I las paper, speaking a* it bebei <5A, j under (lie g leam ing knife. *' su p p o rte rs hud any spook they •'* !"• Hie people nf the sta te . I , , ] , w. don't In. k euintnun sens. ” representing the State Board of e rty owned by the churches in this The notable th in g nltout the t r n i \V« b a i " m midst Ibis we. k n , | | known For hours the crowd of police­ tc scene was th e a ttitu d e o f t« would supporl Home oth e r ticket •bat I be let III n uf McAdoo In rill* ,L C . Welsh announced today t h n t Missons, and submitted a plan for association is I2C9.525.00. Reports m a p Jr. •m D e li..tl name.I ( a , p e r H ,gh. * uh. ba I beard -. I HE B E L G IA N g o v e rn m e n t w ill I men, re p o rte rs, roldicrs und uffie- ciowd which w as in marked col m e folk* jiave jt s tr a n g e setuy a f te r tin- way tin- p a tty had tre a t, d c ountry, und hi* .ynidiid reJuH( l. . : *«uld open a new photo studio future work which was adopted. from the churches showed marked tmicb. nl*. S anford from ID.rry Mulsh i».„t |„. jus h .„j mls ho.t been g a th e r in g in the tr u s t w ith t h a t of a crowd atten$ ro portion. To .those PpUon- W. (i. William G. ,* the (tiler, and *Ri|i vntti M i. J >iii i*, a* trvtdcured ■•I i.'lJu, a* a g .i illu ine se rve . 2M Dr. J. W. Mitchell, Editor of the p ro g re ss in every church uclivity. IJ. . M.etBch Building on Oct. I. ^nic» uow n ni t f Mini l(K)ok ih r m ow i Mi H ughes is th e kind iunre miles u m u n d .Mount MikJ. boulevard A rugn in front of the ing a h a n g in g in this countr. plot m u rd e re rs of ln a , lllt- the b e tte r, aoldier. It. long ugu *’■* in th e p h o to g ra p h y b u si­ Florida Baptist Witness, was pres­ E dw ard T. Murkey made the Reof mall W e have ell bx.kini' f.»• nud Ie vi.II be beard from !'>• I belt social intercourse, and i he •">. in th e Oeng.i. T here fli po.tt , -' prison. At fo u r o ’clock An.t- From th e time the condemned ms to iiart; 'se c u re d 1 divorce* learned th a t everyone cannot I e ly * “*'re Tor a n u m b e r of y e a r s be* ent, and urged the churches to see tx>rt on Florida Buptist Children's !lllpl*( n. And l.e i* sold oil Satlfor.1 belief that it ha*, th a t when M. g"iiHu.* will be ullowed to enj.iF have l»een wicked, so they com m and, nnd tt.ut the tr u e , old n r !»le Deibler, th e official execution- f ir s t left th e prison until his h$ i Bh a ftccl‘l,lwl ° Position w ith that the denominational paper be Home a t Arcudiu, which is compris ved th e obataclcs to their tukes orders with the same In te le*'. A.I'io *uy * I,.. ,* for u inun he I* f '•< and m ulttply. being wcedutl ,cr, a r itv e d with his three aides less body was ta k e n aw a y ere* W hen I s,., ("■.'..tints of Sturm* end oth e r .a la m ir ie s all « 0 . Motor C o m p a n y which placed in every Baptist home. ed of 80 acres of land, on which Iiiiu bellil no.| soul, does not J,»'»i ’pinesa" by tneapf of poiaon. u* i ui a i l o Daily by scientist* ttujt i ami the in stru m e n t of death. T h e th n t he would give them w ere he U I. to say tha t th in g s l a t a even over the eoutu ■\ “ '"• ‘ben rem e m be r i)..,i Florida hardly ever «r becoming know n as B a g g e t ’s Dr. J. Dean Adcock, pastor of the person in th e crowd stood w ith f n re locuted five tw o-story build­ . . . " a t to s tu f f them fur niyi*euin$, light from th re e la n te rn s, gleam ed .Oiid bowed-hearts. , in charge. - ----t Fifok Baptist Church of OrUndu. ings, th re e of brick, one concrete •u tglitet for the p a rty now. IS touched l.y a m .a lu m ity , it m a k e t mu think m ore a..fl tu iM o ja i ■*" th e ce m e nt Q K '* ' would tjf _b$s > n unpop• ' l l act e v o lu t io n t u C IiiL a - I t uOt T he n u n who l.uilt the Hud*.. S n n m * ' i9 S i W *’ M a a *u . , , ... Utc. fanr man. » haiigRiinTTipeHI'tacle, a lor mvire t h a n w e are living u» e n t of lit* finest s e t i r n s o ^ the n n ,n K »U iion, i t is said, has h a s eHendod a cordial invitation to this and one fra m e building, besides be tuipe.1 th a t a lp see !h u n . or. e x p e rim e n t 'w ith t h e j r erre te d the guillotine in the c e n te r - * • -** Uting l # « y i n g r e a t - O e m - Itu a n c la . whu served ,n the W l i i . i i T H [L is to Jtt Uftiled Ntntes. a show. T a k e th e la s t h a n g in g * * * ' one of th e best know n busi- association to attend the session of outbuildings . There are a t p r e s ­ companies o r ' /3hcr ( I lie sidewalk. gltitals. Wprldt. b u t wu c o iu o .1 , w ho was t h i r f d o ! V Pinellas county. A n e gro n a m d , the men before the aj A tlanta* *°r ^ b e tw een M ia m i thg Wekiva Association ut Kiss­ ent 1 1 0 children in the home, of , At five o'clock Deibler raised tho I hey will be the »|>ort of scirinjW' Tobin w as hanged iu the c o u r th o u | W aynion llu stc n . general m a n a g e r of the S o u th e rn Utilimmee Oct. 14 and 16. which G3 are girls and 47 a r e boys. York convention for nomlr.u ° l r t / - U 1 , 0 N’"W com e h a s m a a y of thei flgibting b i o ' a hm.fn ^ , e I knife fo r the te s t; tnen his aid e s "•dy, not the s p o rt of s p o r t s m e n ^ L le a r w a te r and th e crov _ ities Co., w as in the e,ty several d a v s of th is week. W nym an The annual sermon was preached tlon, will cotne to the aid o f the " U t e s t h a t he is ra^ In the Report on C h ristia n E d u ­ » o f his f a t h e r i..._ und will ' l,,ok w atch o v e r the guillotine a s t h a t a tte m le d w as busy tr y in g ,o lia » * iu a » - re tu r n e d from tho h o a o iu l. w here ha sold th e y ran u jl 7 E g y . h i s position a t th e filling by Rev. J. L. Jenkins of Umatilla, cation Dr. F. D. K ing said in p a r t : * «ood g o ve rnor of 1 hu w ent to th e prison, s h undre d B»t to,-points of v a n ta g e to se a '' WILLIAM vt Swcdel. electric bulbs down his th r o a t a b o u t • mile to m >o w h a t made ’ I • • »* 0 * to resum e “his Ufa’s profos- on the subject of World Condition* “M ore th a n th re e million new cit- . y a r d s a w a y . A t h r o n g of official* killed 14 of the mon* * r ' th o wh*®!* g o routid. I t ia t h e first tim e he w a s a ske d to IL :! “ Photographer.” H e r e f e r s and America’s opportunity, and was izens enter our big American fami- Cameron Ave ---------Phone 4305 a n d (officers a p p e a re d 'a n d ra n g e d • t a p . wi t h. hi . sw allow 'g * 4Ls*lactrlcal equipm ent. ; • • . them reives 'ittnjkdex^heropc.x neek sprung.° *U W*wn l K' .’trap , L L . ,new P*Trons t o his a d - a strong presentation of the part ly . b y . b i r t h a nnually, educating; • » t n t in to d a y ’s issue o f T h a which should be taken by our peo­ these young citisens is one of tho )♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ple in tbe Affairs of the day. ji greatest; iatsks and one of the larg***»#♦** n m t o u m o N iia t r h On* T e a r _ _ | T,00 B(x Months..,168 n "♦ _ * ” *♦<1 In Ii> City C ltr by Carrier, per nor Ter- V ssk i r W eekly -----••*L lHe. Kdltlon. $1 .0* (»r J r a r . The papers are full of traffic rules these days. All parts the country are realizing the value of safety cnmnJTgns i u C niak,n,r RUfW «lions for bettering traffic conditions. V“ W L I f t0 ‘°fr l,n.e nl V 'Z S * AnA l!\C nUmber of pu^ ca«ons which can Oliorccf. ABO All 0 1 tllO tn Los A nge le s f o r e r r won’t ha^ any expenses to w orry hint fo r y e a rs, acco rd in g to o judge. AL SM IT H in to ru n a g a in fo r G overnor of New Y ork Ktnto.' T h a t ’* settled nnd it interests* (lh e country because th e nntionnl e l a ­ tion m ay depend on New York. "• Two Republicans w a n t , to ru n a g a in s t Sm ith. One is ' Coldnc! William H a yw ard, with a lighting record in the E u ro p e a n wnr, nnd i also In the w a r a g a in s t “booze” in New York. i? „ , T he„ o th e r is Theodore S o c ia l W ED D ING OFTlIISS CAROLYN W H ITE TO BE H ELD ON OCTOBER S IX T E E N tll SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Home Cooking- J AT TH E |The Bell Cq/et CHURCHES “Sanford’s Best” Location SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER ployees H ard w are ompany E n te rta in e d SATURDAY EV EN ING SERMON Floor Walls Closets Living Room Bath Price W on’t Pour Cocktails In T heir Kvo 3 W om an’s Club Column ELEVENTH ANNUAL SEMINOLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION SESSION AT OVEIDO IS BEST IN HISTORY T. W. Lawton Elected Moderator By Bap­ tists at Two-Day Meeting- This Week 5 A . P . C o n n e lly & S o n s Kleeted Moderator Lake Churches to Form Association Sanford Man Is Re­ flected ( ’lerk Apd Treasurer of Body DEATH I’ENAI.TY IN FRA N CE DRESSMAKING rrom Gingham Dress­ es (o the most elabor­ ate style. Excellent Workmanship. Mrs. Geo. Brockhahn, 214 E. Second Street. vr::iv, a sx r& SEPT. 29 Theo. J. Miller I WILL SHOW AT MY BARN A FRESH SHIPPED LOAD OF MULES, AM) IN MY OPINION THIS WILL BE THE BEST IQAI) OF MULES EVER SHOWN IN SANFORD. 1 ^ ^ C. Welsh Will Open ^noto Shop on Oct. 1 75c per Dozen w rti'is ii.* ’- f* - ;'. i"Svw.‘r.h’, r . u r ......., - t s?»jJ Z u £ . ' \ E. ii,; * Mules! HOUS E M’A D n o MARKS C o o n r j ’s r j i i r . IF B. STOWE, E. p. Brady 3 M �/ 1 B K t r . - - ‘---------- “ 7 - 7 f ••" •,•• '^ Z ’{ > f : ; •’ -M l ’ ■ , i ■ -n vjy .r.- j • "-*"-■•*■ , • T H E ,g ftN F flR n I M H iiiiliijiiiH M H '• * I .. ; (,t ... v . . \-. .. .. •... -.j T H E S A N F O R D H E R A LD , S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 27, 1924. P A G E 'F lV r H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 27, 1924. ( fumble. Welch c r o w d the plgt! on L u n a r * single th ro u g h W k ra but tho rally m et n sudden quietus when the n e x t two b a tte r s w ent o u t o n ------ ' H a m h «v C U .. 1- TT a Burns I ln stv were paraded to th e nltchpltchJ J 1' ' J A U t S *F 8 J**? by M a n a g e r Mack, a f t e r LONDON. Sept. 26— T here Is a th e fifth inning, the la t t e r finish­ ing tho game. ><1 111 quiet revolution going q.n in E n g ­ land in the world of m en's fnshScore by innings; N*w Y o r k U ' 000*060 200— 7 i d - t f ltB ° utwar<1 nr,(i visible sign Philadelphia 000 001 000-Hl - g j g . ' ™ 8t n°w K"1" being " *k the- — re sto *—ra tio n ofJ * ? # , “ nd t^ n ir o u g b ; G r a y Jbo bowler h a t, as Piccadilly calls ii i/*. i , *° t k o place of hbnor P e r k in s H a r r #' H " , l y and P 61* 1" * ' It Neld in p r e -w a r days. Up ‘Until recently th e re w as a' g r a d u a l-fa llin g off of form ality in T,«?<£*<on W ashington 1 , ,*’• man s dress, due to tho Influence BOSTON, Sept. 27— W ashing­ .pf the-w ar. Now th e reaction has ton s pe n n a n t aspirations received set in f a v o r of form al dress. nl£hdV i °»1 ,I’rlday whcn F e rguson The first indication was th e g r a d ­ N e w Y o r k T e a m T r o u n c e s t h e pitched Boston to a 2 to 1 victory ual replacem ent of the soft collar over the Senators in the first g am e A th le tic s W h ile W a l t e r of the fo u r scheduled to .b e played by the old fnshioned stiff linen collar. N e x t the soft s h ir t for J o h n s o n Is H u r t on E lb o w ” «w , York s victory And evening wear, which few Britons n n d S l a t e d n s L o s i n g H u r l ­ W ashington's loss reduced the ever approved, disappeared, its e r ; W h i t e S o x H e l d t o F o u r S e n a t o r s lead in the pennant r a r e place being taken exclusively by to one full gume. The league lend­ H i t s n n d T i g e r s W i n G u m c ers made only seven hits. A nother the more dignified stiff front. Now comes the complete chnnge in hat fashions. I jis t y ear a Derby whr Wn W Ha ’ h i , ? * u 0 n '8 h 0 p e " C n n i p P H I L A D E L P H I A . Sept. 27— when U n i t e r Johnson, the club's hat was the exception, but this T h e ir backs to the wall and fight- pitching arc. was hit on tho left y ear it has become the rule. One iniT a. . I .1 ing de spe ra te ly to o v ertake the elbow by a pitched hall in the fifth h a tte r a ttrib u te d the change to the W ashington Senators, New York | * ,u> “ ppnrentlv severely in'ured predilection of the Prince of Wales pounded its wav to a 7 to 1 vie- | M a rb e rry pitched the eight'n in­ n \ hl‘ Dfrb-V- At “ ny rate, in lory when Philadelphia'* defense | n ^nIT a g a in st Boston. A fte r ifl Bond S tre e t nnd Piccadilly, more weakened in the fifth inning F ri- consecutive victories Johnson fic- than twice the num b e r of Derbies ured as losing nitrhpr fn a re being sold in comparison with Trying Popularize r^yicim?ch"' Hnrri, .n^DerBy Style Hats AND V O N jE ft® -T O ? YANKEES WIN FROM CHICAGO AS SENATORS DROP A GAME . ' T/f EKIES rn n FOR A il m a k e s A u to m o b ile s n n d L i g h tin g P ln n ts, n n y m a k e . T HAY BROS., Phone 548------Sanford Simmons Siberia Refrigerators at Ball Hardware Co. SPEED U P YOUII i .a z y l i v e r Your Telephone is a Herald Want Ad Service Station c"m An n tonic SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD „rf, kih w|i«.n them l. . ’I neg* nn.l lark or appei,?,, I ttle exertion mnkna y o u ? . tlri.<l, your leas itrnir. yo7u°ru aches, your mouth t u s t r . “ **,1 • I M P , ' broken. Clrm J o n . , and Kidney Tonic la the onl ft1.’’** th a t will restore your strenath • ricj enable you to . enjoy life JONES LIVER ANI) I TONIC. hecaiiRo of jt* K > S ® TONIC and healU i-.lvIn g . f r ^ V L 8 established Itself ns n recosni. remedy for TORPID e v e r , m a l a r ia a n d r o ni' CLEM JONES LIVER AND KU SKV TONIC I . ini, on 11" U . o Jf a liver tnedlefne, hut |> » cleanslna nn.l stlmuUtVnl , ul«»|* cleansing and ,‘nfluenee In the stomsrl, and bowl id bos els. Through Its excellent ru thnrtlc properties billon* -nt infn„.H tie* which ' h a v e ' In’t e rf e r r e .|mp"r 1 healthy processes "ore'driven Tim Take no PILLS While u«lnK 'nJ needed h# a " Ihat |j T H E COST IP SMALL -Tills BEN EFIT IS CHEAT ford D a i l y • Advertising 1 H e ra ld [jjIT-AD RATES Position Wanted Wanted l Building Material Houses For Sale Rooms For Rent I PHONE Houses Foiv Rieitt > Si p a m o b n i n g t r i b u n e — W A N T E D —J o b in gnrngo by e x ­ W A N T E D —S a n to rd business m e n A ' »\ N O TH IN G L H v tt IT ON E A R T I L lltH A C L K Concrete Co., g e n e ra l F O R S A L E — L arge, ro o m y b u n g a ­ F O R R E N T —Two well furnished C a s h I n A d v a n c e ' Send in y o u r subscription to tho perienced auto mechanic. Apply low. Completely furnished w ith FOR RENT—6 room.bouse.. W ell.. . T rib u n e or hand it to your local nt H erald office. ” who a r e In need of c o m p e te n t cem ent work, sidew alks, build­ . housekeeping rooms. '$20.00 per up-to-date f u rn itu re . Thia house R e tu rn F ro m D tan stro u s T rip d e a le r so you c an rend F lorida’s located. Inquire A . . P . Cormellyvo t The new tr e a tm e n t fo r to rn flesh, help should read t h a . classified in g blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . B. w as built f o r a Iftimo. Located on tqonth. 812 E a s t F ifth. , , d ads. will be le * Sons, M a gnolia-A ve. , E *!*le 8t new spaper. Ono y e a r 'fnon pn Irons aa«l enlIn E a s t to T ro u n c e C u b s; cuts, wounds, sorea or lacerations page of The Herald. Thoro'e nc* T crw illeger, Prop. FO R W O R K IN G MEN Magnolia Avo. between T w elfth N IC E L Y furnished b e d r o o m . P r i­ ifBt Inlsardlatclr fa r I fo.DO, 0 m onths |4.00, three m onths FOR RENT—6 room ^ouse. dose ' 1 The b e s t o f w orkers get o u t of th a t in doing such w onderful w ork in Ord. F u n d ............... 1,980.05 reason for sending out-of-tow n f o r R e c r u i t S t a r t s in S e c o n d and T h irte e n th S tre e ts. V ery best v a te home. J . R. A dams, cor. •t $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insurhelp when there is probably j u s t ' . . . , , in flesh healing is the Porozone in, fine location. 209 E. 6th SL so r ts when the liver fails to act. location in Sanford. Will sell f o r ------- 10a a llna Oak and 11th St. nnce policy add 75 cents to your *ho person you want In the city. I ^ “ ^ b e r and Building M aterial liquid and pow der combination They feel languid, half-sick . ..._______ In a line PIT T S B U R G , S e p t 27;— Re­ $9,000.00 fu rn ish e d ; $2,000 cash. F O R f FL^ roorrv,hvmie, clo^ t \ , . , , —— ., --------------------- — I G a r te r Lum ber Company order. _ $265,624.06 Y R E N T — T hree furnished ^ in.F Box The liquid Borozone ‘‘blue" and discouraged and think tr e a tm e n t. _________ (« a !(■» uU A R E the mnn we w n n t if L . 'E . c a re H erald. tu r n in g from th e ir d isa stro u s e a s t ­ ' Balance in te rm s very easy to h a n ­ N. I-aurcl S u Phone 565 ................ «e a lia r rooms f o r lig h t housekeeping. U 4 I D j Now, T herefore, n e I t Enacted is a pow erful a ntiseptic t h a t p u r i­ th e y nro g e ttin g lazy. N eglect of you arc looking for nn oppor­ L b A BN A B O U T Volk County and dle. See W. L. Rumple a t F ir s t 218 F rench Ave. > b b y I s F n v o r l t c W i t h M a n y e r n tr ip , P itts b u r g h took a doublo FOR R E N T — Five room c o tta g e on Tfic* Typ* deubla abova these sym ptom s m ight re sult in n fies th e wound of all poisons nnd l a k e l a n d , th ro u g h th e S ta r - T e le ­ by the People of the City of S a n ­ tunity to m ake a good living in n h e a d e r from Chlcngo Fridny in the N ational Bank o r rail phono 207 paved s t r e e t Apply 300 F rench sick spell, the re fore tho sensible Infectious germ s, whilo tho Boro t o W i n t h e A m a t e u r T i t l e final scries of the season. The FO B B E N T —'Two unfurnished Ave. business of y o u r own. You sell nt H IL L L U M B E R CO. House of nnd m ake appointm ent. g r a m . Best a d v e rtisin g medium In ford, Florida: ____________________ dared datea are for eoozone pow der is the g r e a t hcalci course is to ta k e n dose or two of rooms. 505 M yrtle Ave. Phone Service. Q uality and Price. S outh Florida Published mornings. insertion*. F o r F i r s t , T i m e n t M o r i o n ■«°**» wcre 0 to 8 nnd 10 to 6. T h a t there shall be app ro p ria te d | k i n s ' P r ^ I . V f 0 I T 1 " ’a t * There is n o th in g like It on ear* 382-W. Herbine. I t is punt the medicine («cnti of a v e ra c a IrngUi S ta r-T c ie g rn m , Lakeland, Fla. T he I ’ira ttn won th e first ga m e not . 1, . |„ # . K,n 1 ro*lu c t•■' to satisfied u se r s in Atountvd a line needed to purify the system nnd fo r speed, snfety nnd efficiency C r i c k e t C l u b ; P r o v e d f j j - w ith ease, holding tho Cubs score­ out of the Income of the City of j Sanford. Snles experience unIng of lettera of ndmlnlatratlon on FO R R E N T — Rooms. Wouldn't Lgio cliargo SOo for drat O H IO —Acni*.. Make y o u r snles said eatntr. otherwise, the same will re sto re the vim nnd nmbition o f ' Price (liquid) 30c, 60c nnd (1.30 Snnford, Floritln, fo r the fiscnl • necessary. W rite ttslay for freo you be able to use the money se­ I OB S A L E — Five lots on Sanford otlon 1 p e r lo r in E very D e p a r t ­ less u n til tho seventh inning while he granted to some lit ptraon or th r o u g h the Xcnln Gazette. health. Price 00c. Sold by Union Pow der 30c nnd 60c. Sold by U n­ H eights, $750.00 each for quick • FOB S A L E —One dftrttslnx t* r-wtrtetod to they piled up a com m anding lend cured by re n tin g th a t va c a n t room "H upm ohile" person* according to law Xenia, Ohio. Bich agricultural year beginning October first, 1924, | jnfo n n a tio n . Dept. g2, The J . B. Florida* *l*al * Anderson. Hsnr.,r<| ion Pharm acy. P h a rm a c y . sale. T e rm s. Phone G5_or 107-J.*-,, wr rlnssltlcatlou. m e n t i n . P l a y W i t h O u i m c l behind K rem er. who s tr u c k out six touring. P. A. now going to w a s te ? T here are W itness my namo aa t'o unty Mere. W ight • u (rr." Is niada The Bandistrict. W a n t ad and display and ending S e ptem ber 30th, 1925, i o . B l*,in8 (.".rnp®ny’ G“ -70 w - low * Bros, building. Judge of the county aforesaid I It I» m any persons looking fo r places to EXTRA S P E C I A I ^ - F o r quick sale Chicago players. • ■UcrkKl will be reeponelble ra te s on request. I tth day of Heptemlier, A. f>. ISH. the following am ounts for the fol- j _________ stay. Help take care of them and only. 12 nice lots on Third * Don Songcr, a recruit, recently jy nnn Ineorreci Insertion, ■III A R D M O R E ,- Pa.. Sept. 27— (Seal) K. K. IIOI’SHOLUER. COLUMBUS tr.n.) l.n p O K R —Claaa- lowing purposes; Ttrtlsnr. for aubaequent not only m ake money but a ss is t in S tre e t, clono In. $3,260. Good County Judge. T o u th w as served in la rg e m e a s­ obtained from Oklahoma City, Morton. If living, nnd. If dead, nt), llicd ads have tlie largest circu­ n o t i c e o k a p p l i c a t i o n m u an* Tim office should be & tim es—ronce a week. keeping people in Sanford. Phone term s. T h r a s h e r & G arner, 1 1 2 , ^ GctrcTal Government. parties claiming Interest* under; ure fn th e scmi-flnnl round o f the mode his first m a jo r league s ta r t lation In Southw estern Ocorgla. Itnrnrdlnlely In caae of T » \ l»EK.I» IINDKIl SECTION ST5 ' 148 nnd give your ad over tho te l­ ! > r k Ave.__ Phono 632-W.________ Tho C u 1>h Itate Sc (S-word) Hn, City Commission $ 765.00 I George R. Morton, deceased, or o th atfonal a m S tc u r g o lf to u r n a m e n t In the second gam e. OF TH E OKNKHAI, STATL'TSJS ,S COt'IlT OK TIIE VOVHTX ephone. Use The H erald fo r quick 'tO AllVKItTlSKIia. H E R E IT IS— A b argain. Home day. G borgo Voh Elm, o f Los bombarded him In the second nnd OK T ill: STATE OK KI.OIIIIIA. A D V E ll I lSR In the Jo u rn n l-flc r- Office City M anager 4,201.00 Ing. and! If .'lend aU 'pnrUea claim JI'IIUE, NEMINOt.K ( O l NT\ , service. lp,riM rciireeentatlve thorNotice Is hrrrliy given that J. It. or in v e s tm e n t 75x100 lot, b ra n d g e f c v dethroned tho champion, fifth Innings scoring nil th e ir runs aid. S outh G eorgia's g r e n t e s t , Office City A ttorney 2 000 00 '»*;, ' n f r e * ! . undrr Irelua II.,u*.STATE OK KI.OH1IIA. Lt fsmlltnr with rate*, rulee Lee. iMirchascr of Tax Certificate FO R B E N T — 3 rooms for R. M a rsto n , o f Philadelphia, off his delivery. P fe ffo r relieved I i g h t i 5 cw five-room house thoroughly new spaper. Morning, afternoon, 1 n m . . . , | holder, deceoaed. or otherw ise, t |diuin>»tlen. will give you No 31. dntf'd th*» fith iluy of Junn, In r»* Knutfi »»f finished. Good " * neighbors, * *’ housekeeping. C orner of Vim Elm *.......... ■ 7 and 0, a n d R o b e rt T. Jones, J r ., Songcr in the fifth a f t e r four runs weekly nnd Sundny '.■"“ Classified rai .tems Municipal Ju d g e 1,550.00 : nil ' ' onrtle* rlHlmlou .lf and. if under dead. A. lights, L,(( inf.irtnnllon. And If J Axt'l KrlckMt.n I» 1022 lin* nii'fl paid cerllflcato ,n„ N i v u Intereals ----- — ------ ­ l»l,h. Oivy w 01 anelat you In l of A tla n ta , elim inated F r a n c is hod been score<l a n d held the Cubs b iff led the Yankee* a tte m p t to I « hit through Stanley H arris a n d ' T»» hII rrritltor*.. Irgnt^rn, illa- Ave. nnd 3rd St.. 317. Phone paved streets, eight minutes drive, In my hITIop. miuI hup mutlr uppllrn* .............................. ................ —. m aycross Journal, I T U A N«,rt,,n. decensed. or Othercafe tho r e m a in d e r o f the game. break th ro u g h his delivery and i w“ nt to third when Boone singled KU yeur want ad to make $ 1,600 00 cash. to l*uu«- in nrrorcl- ; t r »I*n tr-*-» uml *11 penoiis huvln»c 437- W._____ w ^o f O uim et o f Dostoh, 11 to 10. Herald, \\ nverosa. Georgia. 1 $ 8,516.00 j w t *"1' "t A foage. If living and. tl*»r» for ta \ was r e tirin g them in order on easy sharply to center. Joe H a rris' F i r s t Game. •lemand* agalnat said e s - ; p o f i R E N T Fn„7 " r „ Lr< effective 1 E i t h e r Jo n e s o r Von Elm will If dead, all pHrtl,** rlalmlng Inter- line- w ith law Said certificate em -t >'x 1" 1" FO R HOME— A snap, for re n t 16 I O B E A C lt tit*, prosperous fa rm - Dept. Public Snfety. W elfare and e«t* under t ’nlvln A I'onge. de- '•races Hi,, ....... wing described pro- ‘" ' r Score by innings: . . 1 » V I .t T pop-ups and pouny grounders. But Texas leaguer to short center ( is d i s s a t i s f i e d , b u t w h e n n m n n g e t s h i s m o n e y ’s w o r t h h e is a h v u v s ImrOItTN AT NOTICB. bectome cham pion a s th e r e s u lt o f to_ 20. .per investpert> -Hunted In Seminole rouiitv ! * 0,1 nn'' " f >••"- “ r *- hereby | me ut with bath, unfurnished. ___ . cent: interest -------- --on -------—r,-«»,-d. or olherulee. of, tn and I era and fern gro w e rs of Volusia Public Works. vertuura should give their th e final 36 hole round tpdny. T hey C h ic a g o .......... 000 000 300— .'I 10 3 te n n o c k was sniling along ju st ns brought the score in. Exxell forced Kloiltln. 1,,-wli | teg to center ,.f I ""d required to present a n y , W ater, lights supplied $36 00 I "*, *' 'M 'S'< ‘CS the $1,000.00 rise in * ’ vW the follow ing de*,-rllied land It Ingc ounty a dvertise in tho DcLand Division of Police •• « ; |t nr pnet.itflre sddress ns 002 312 lOx—U 10 2 smoothly nnd though the Athletics I H arris, but Lee's long single to p l e a s e d , n n d t h i s is w h a t w e m e d o i n g in K o s n l n n d H e i g h t s . n e v e r h a v e m e t before in the nn- P ittsb u rg h $ 18,260.00 and bring In llir I’nnnU of Hemltmln Kl •i• vJ! *• their phone number If f* Rang* »• "f wSO I •lilirr !r.', ^ ' ,bhits** a re iiRalnut n 'L ,(h** b: "V’n ' h Mr8 Al' * Vaughn. Phone I S°T "in ter. I.A K F WOBTH. Sept. 26.— An unit Daily News, r a te Ic per word, cash m anaged to g e t men on base in i l«*ft c e n te r let Boone in with what Keen. Hush. W heeler nnd Hurtra 1 and State of Kloridx l„- w II Hr- I " f S" ........... ' :h- Twp is S . re*. . *»f >on. m | ctlonal to u r n a m e n t. J o n e s , , second , [[OuiT Sanford Development Co., deelre results. About one • Division of Fire 9,960.00 extensive stre e t paving and build­ with order. each of the llr*t three inning*, proved lo he the winning run gin ut rig at th. Simii li - west f o r n e r "V s f'- w ft S I,. ceased, ••* J of Ax,-I Krlrknon. ,lr. j I hone 628. I ip t h e q unlifying “ ' round w ith n n e tt; K ra m e r and Gooch, Smith |, r nut nt a thotisund tins s late Hrniluolr t'ounty, ,,f S*-ct I,it, SI Tnw iisbli, 19. Smilli. . , ‘ ,,r 1*. M M Smltli s Klorldu. to the undersigned Adminthey were unable to hit in the Second Game, A L IT T L E W A N -T A—D In The Division of S tr e e ts and 1 pbune. ami tile others can't 44, hns n a d the m o re for\\ nsh in g to n ’s run came in the ing program is being planned for score of 144 ItHi.Kr .1 1 . i..,*( r „ n N,.rib Eight I 1 ,ri1, s , , 'i *'lv NK I'nr ef Istrntor of s«t,l estate, within two I FO R B E N T —( o t U g e . J. Munson. Detail work is now . pinches. inunlMte with you unlaee Score by innings: H erald will bring you big r e ­ Bridges 33.900.00 an I IK. | A,, ,■I,albs II, hoc,- North eighth. Kuel opened with a s i n ­ th s place. I m idable fobs to elim inate M a rsto n j "n''' '•"* •' to pt K "f lo-g. W. t>, )ear* | knntr y„Ur address. being completed p re p a ra to ry to a d ' * fi.on the dntn hereof. sult*. A dvertise those old article* <Including ... . ‘ ,t*'gi,-,-s l*:nst ,,ti tti•- East tin,* of tirg it.,-** North 4*1 fc.-t .) The Liebold, excepted. Von Elm , tied for e ighth . 020 040 000— « 16 0 ' The first break in the hurling gle beyond shortstop. S tre e t Cleaning.) I luted Sept I 1th. A l> 1 s;« dlirnnllsnnnrr >II'ST bet ve rtising and a w a rd in g r o n t r n e u l ! Sanford E ta in Tw.lv,. and 77 inn said land being assessed at the date placo in th e q u a lify in g list w ith in 'itum ulrgh 100 030 42x—10 If. o duel cnnie in the fifth inning and ha ltin g for Johnson. Imunded rap de In prreon nt The Snnof th. Issuance of such ,-,-rl 111,-ate ror approxim ately ten miles of new m ts . ai) w r EHI.-KS.IN, A P A R T M E N T F(»B B E N T —One j LOST— insurance "policy of A f n £ • lialna lb ," ,,East Two and 17-tan noU u*«a fnr ," nd ^ I,ivi!,io'' ‘>f Sowers ...id the visitors, quick to take a d v a n ­ score of 160, has a t t r a c t e d ntton- ,, K a u fm a n , Illako and O 'F arrell; ally to F e re uson whose throw to no use for. A little thirty-cent a d 1 , . llrrnlit oftlrr or hr IrtUnless t ......... Soul li Twenty In th. name of Unknown Arlmlni.ilat.ir. ;i rm.m nnd .me 2 room a p a r t - ; A m erican Insurance ('o. If f^und ' a I reels and alleys and the w id e n - 1" l.mio tm chains. ta g e of it. followed with some solid Lee forced Ituel. The la tte r pre Telrphmir il'nrontlatio n all th e week by the tow ns o f * Konger, P f c f f e r nnd Schmidt. said ■••rtlllcnte shall lie redeemed may b ring you several dollar*. 1 .,,,lns chain*, t he noWest Seven ait,I ing of s tr e e ts already huilt. l! ment. Apply 300 French Ave. _ | re tu rn to office. 411 Sanford A v e ’ nre anil vrlld. clouting tha t cinched the game. I 77 UK) chains lo the point of begln- aero, ding lo law lax deed will Is­ NOTICK O F SA LK O F BONDS I’h-ine 148 nnd n re p re se n ta tiv e I Division of P a rk s nnd venteii Lee from m aking a throw (/ his m edals scores In m a tc h piny, ~ ~ ------------ — ber vlcn. sue it,, re,,,, on i hu !«th day of (ici It log . FOB B E N T 4-room fum iahcT I K " " « r d offered. C The tu rn in the Yankee fortunes to first. Wade Defier went in ns more or tolon will call to roc you. I Playground73 p 2.215.00 less ' ■lit;,lull,g 17 .Notlrr I* hcri'by K»vi*n th a t up A |> |SJt <m». Prompt. Efficient h part m ent. All convonlcuccs, cam e when Dykes and Miller col­ b e t t e r medal F r id a y by three n pinch h itte r for McNally an.l his Wlitu-ss in) official sig n a l,n c nnd F I.O R I d a — IMt L A N D O — Orlando Division of I'uldie Build"Tin So,HI, Two and n I an nrre* | „„IL| ,| f»lh da> of Scptemhor, to nnd until Two O'clock I’. M. on j and g a r a g e , 11 7 Laurel Ave. lided in short rig h t field in _ double to .left .............. . . . ce n te r let l.ielmld - 1 rnornng Sentinel; largest class!s tro k e s. ing* tl,e follow Ing doMcrtlo d land lo- A. J ' ISII 2 72.YOO filining chase for i'ennork's pop fly. The f score from first the 20th day of October, 1924. FOR R E N T - Two well located. ternntivo on to rn tr of interest ai II,, Inlrtaeetlon of West | ; Bobby la a fa v o rite w ith mnny fied businesh. rule lc a word, min- Mu.. , 'S a l) 17 A UOUUI.AS. ball fell between them and before ---------. 900.00 Hue of Section 51. Township Is , Minlcd proposal* will he received I unfurnished a p a rtm e n ts. Apply lionds a rc to bear, the alternativo S tanley H a rris nnd Bice were! itniim 2 Ic cash with order. I ' imsioii of l.ngineering ' h-rk t'lrcult Uoiirl S i iii I iio I o ( to w in th e a m a t e u r title for the G A I N E S V I L L E T s e p t . 24— The h " ' ' ' u \ T *recovered the New j South Rang, 31 East, ultl, I he] infield outs, however, and the FBIK D BIt IISH A FK N . Sept. 21 S i 'oiiiil \ . Elorida bid to l)c based on n rate of intcrby F orre st I-uke. S. O. Chine and Park Ave oi Phone 224. I first tlnvc a t th e Merlon Cricket A l'G i'S rA ( H BO N iCLK — Au |) i' lsi,,n "f Fuhlie 1 East line of it,,- Sanford Oriinl. run !«' A .\l WEEKS. U U The ZB-3 will not c a rry any life !■ W ashington rally was over. Noiil, TTilil,.-,, and f,r,-|nii chains i | Club, w h e re he m ade his debut in est less th a n six per cent. 6,53700 ('. J. Marshall, hs the City Com=-— = — ----------rra gtistn. Ga —A u g u sta 's gre nte st D ealth A fte r hitting safely in 31 con­ Ixml- or even life p re -rrv , is on 2 I'ast S'x and ns tin, • bains S outh, n a tio n a l com petition nt a little Soy A M O U N TS BID FOR SAIL) I I,(M SI.00 classified medium, r a te ca*h .09c Division of Puhlicity > „ a , r »r xei*((eni■ „n lor Tax i»rr,t mission of the City of Sanford, ' Bonds numbered 'r u m "I to 40 •I* •« \\ «•«( i ti |i.‘n I tin i nn in his secutive gam es, Sam Bice went hci 11 mis- At hint i«* vuyn^i*. ‘*Th«*v n e ig h t y e a rs ago. O th rra like the ■SALF < iirev snfc in pc BONDS M U ST RF: STA TED IN .uni i i$H\ Mini all | m t *tt nnd f eharge. 1<V per line, niinimuni Division of Inspection 2.01.0 on an* h«'iivy. take tip a lot of sparo, « V ™ . ' " ' / a i ^ «»-()»«*«• u»„.i » -tu n . Ja „ „ „ ,y i„ . i w . • J r , f i t mil. Sire 27 in. \ .' fighting qua litie s of the ron*t star. here, the m e n ' go to A nu sta sia ‘ iV- ! t . " k1'1 n,U'n w,‘r“ .,,n r,r!,t “ "«• hitless today. .(lie, 1 |li l>««||M \%ll«'M«* fulfill x ilf I- l|t|k flow DOLLARS A N D CENTS. and bbesides we will not need ■ . , ----| Score by innings: Pound Expense 335.00 « I *(ml til*, :in\ field till* nr Inti i ! I'lorliln I Mistf'i»** iif tile f'ity of Sanford, | Bends num bered from II to 60, Due-in'. "i'w on'' oul H Is p u t t e r has proved dangerous land, n e a r S t. A ugustine, where in ov,-i nil. Price $::,. oii <-■,f is s i t u a t n l o n S a n f o r d A v e n u e , t w o m i l e s f r o m t o w n , u g a n s" two brought W ashington 000 Olio o |u | 7 0 , M A IN E Wn'.ervlllo. Morning Ben- ■•:..: , o, . . • -1.MOl lo (lie | (f •11M*f I \ It* r . Ill , N* f ;'. r , V.VI-Y.V,-“ '.'’r"'!' " s ' " , A I' loritla. lit the < it) Hall nt San | (" m a tu re J n n u n iy 1 st, 192,3. ........ " Dr Hugo Kckener. (be ■ ,wo b''aa gg gg ee rr brought Ia its h ig h a n d d ry In a pinch. T he elem ent of nge they will e n te r into a 10-.Uy in - D U|f".n l.a\vt"li Br,c*. ( "1 1• ' “i f'"■•'b'. ; . 7 h,‘ riRht to rt'k '‘'t any and all i'jta • line! Thousand* of Maine peo1 s ‘ r«"'t L'K»«t 1. f 1 1 * .o .* ff^ 1 1 .$r l hi | i . h I L b* I entiock home and Witt pulled up 1 Boston 000 200 OOv 2 K I bids m reserved rot""milder. "L ife boats ar,. „|| “ ,|llrl ,, . . . . ,• . , , I w hich Is quite a factor in 36 hole tensive w orkout. Tho G ntora will a n d w e ll d r a i n e d . N e w I n iild in g .s g o i n g u p n o w . ( l o o d w a t e r , c i t y l i g h t s . : tlflr . No i7.t date,I tin m i , iiuv '"('d, F'o»id«. fm' the pun h , so of Bomln numb, to ,I from 61 to 80, ing til, 15:1 on . . i ........... . ’ pi" are interested in Florida prop­ going vessel* and S Proposal* shall lie addressed to i V,,. ' . V WM8 Purposely ! Johnson nnd Ituel; Furgimnii r iNL.t for I m a tc h play s tr u n g out for a week, play th e ir initial g am e w ith GearIt ji !•!'••« t ln$r ti\ i ,'Aoiti i.iti ..f • d .1i lining th (fit* mines, tyul nut I'ipp and O'Neill. h a .uii erty. Beni'li them through the Division of W a te r S in' „iv”*,.ffYr" 'l!;,:! im timvcnieot tloads of the to m. ature .lamiury 1st, 1929. gia Tech a t A tla n ta Oct 11 Passed tilling e bases, l-'or t i n ' n e x t .'50 d a y s w e a r e m a k i n g a s p e c i a l |(,\\ p r i t c . sailing .-bills, bin we feel that the *• up • Ai|il>ilrit influ*. ait'*' tllid flint * «»»rt d I'l.'isy t e r m s . C o m e I is several y e a rs to the a d v antage . . . j h o r r e s t ioike. S. O. Chase and C. line -hit ft and pulley, _____________' ' blasted a ssingle i n g l e tth ' ro u g h' the ' draw ' n Bate card on npplicnit l, a. l( of »..ti hn\ p ot i ),dm | ntu»l»‘ iqiii, ti,,n r.q tax it,-,,i i„ is City of Sanford, Florida, sitiil Zlt is safer than any ship win, h 5 3. lot) (Ml • I Of Jones. ply Bond* numla red front HI to 100.! .1. Marshall, as the City Comml*watei plant 11«>1 e!iun - Sentinel. in a n d s e e u s a n d lo o k it o v e r w h i l e l o t s a r e c h e a p . ( ion to l»n\«i snm* rlpht. ml*' or int«». * * i " ever plied the w ater." « , ■ t tinio •• will, i,» ,s„oi |„,iids being general obligations of Detroit K; Chicago 2 m i i.,k and li d Phone I Ip :t,;t.(i no a Did (•• iii* i .«ih|«* a ml | »«•-m t*« «i f rorlK *i' Depart meat of F'ina:i,e Possibly it was (he physical and to m ature J a n u a r y 1 st. 1930. , pilin „f lh o City „ f S nnfonl Klor•i,if, , ml.no i lie r.'lh.w Inti . . , , ,« „ arror.* lb,, plate; and the f o u r t h , CHICAGO, Sept 27— "B ip " PALM IIEACH ( O U N TY Tim I (epart incut of R, , ,,i ,| 1 * f t Milo fi t . th *, lllu -I .,101 I l.afjll"J* i*t **|*« 1 1 \ >*11 imt • *1 i n s* »n said I itv. m (lie sum of tw o MunI m e n ta l s tr a in of p rotracted 30 hole Bomls numbered from 101 to ida. and a* ex officio Bond’ T rusand fifth run* of the inning count - j Collin* held Chicago to f . ^ t hits '••ill |*l.i(* •* i f f* fthl« ft<* .ilc tm , Inol* scene of stupendous development •• u n i \ F l * * r l «l a f •• \« 11 j m atches th a t caused .Francis OuiTw enty seven Thousand l- o to m ature J a n u a ry 1st. 1931. | t, e* of the City of Sanford. Flnron ki.'.wn j \\ ami T axation ed on McumcI' s s in .le nnd Ward'* ! Friday while Detroit hit Fnhcr uud F o r t M y e r s R e a l t y I r ia i \ if m ort sand •*f HK*4. Sr»• \* T|f 1*I S l( d ied L'> ml alroiit it in the Paint Uenrh I m e t, f o r m e r open nnd n n m t c u r . »• i• f. • • . f •. *. «. m |*i ..| Tim I >»»ii j u . i; itt •m Mill r t hut forrcil Mut'Hrl -at* ; opportunely uml ensile won the -•( III-1 rn t $227.01111 (III) Dollars, authorized non Fetiuild i.nwloi L ,p itu | ■1 west of I.ongwood I'o-t Sam ple copy sent on r e ­ Bonds numbered from 121 to Ida. nt Sanford. Florida A s s e s s m e n t ( i a i n i n ^ mol • •• •. "f \**nf». ti ml \ oil /I r»- , TI ► j cham pion, to suffer the w orst d e - j w f u t i >at \ i ,. . .... IhiiiI btlnit HKncMt'il nt by a resolution of the City Com |on, li.df qi Ingii i olg e land quest ] first gam e of the series 8 I,, 2 ,(M in no (•* , ■ '| II• f e,( 1,, l,OI1 , ,1 Munir ipul l.ihruiv Mo. to m a tu re January 1 st. 1932 1 Witness......................our hand* a* the City I • ■ t*f | 8**IU fl* * ' * ■ f r»||* I* • • rti f e a t o f his c a re e r today. O ut «f I Ae«ulaiti,.n r " '' I I nt l*i n li it _ ■ ■■•.I li*. 1. II* 1hitting . I ' or al i I,uic score was scored llcilinnnn's ami W<„„|nll'* (l • **fl*| •I««I d | f| f III* ala'■, hi flowing well ,li., T A M P 7 \,'F L O R ID A T am pa Daily S to re Boom \,e,M nt III t lie mtlllr uf I. I* I*f •••«t • on of the City of Sanford. I’lor H 'B T MYFBS. Sept 21 Beal .'•(Hi 11(1 Bonds numlieied front III to Commission „f the City of Sanford, 2 holes played he won two and | ,°f th ’" le le in th e sixth by Pinch H itler Welch, were features • I * l i \ -.r N . v . r t . l . k |un Vu.'uu R ivet; 5(1 acre *'.*!•t I . 1 1 If li ill. $*lt.||l 1.1. I. Times. I lie great nn I personal property asses* halved cloven. Jones ahot like the | i ! ! r P n y n'' ‘b'' ' \ r ^ H,,T who singled to center to s tm t the I I** « t H* -is* , .. .'ln,,y- W ater W orks Op. inti g «t**Ufl( • I i|IT«*l dm t*i law t a % <(*• t( idu. duly adopted on (tie 22nd dnv 160, to m a tu re Jnm iniy 1 st, 1933 Seine iiv innings: I a-ot r , id end id i lilt i vat ion; •, a le Florida, nnd ns ex-officio Bond Weltis f,,r 1 1,t4 year t-dal $9,297,. I ve pr-r word, minimum II*.thill N il ll| D O I X i K I l l ' l l . D I N ’D . 1 1 1 1 \V . S K C O N D S T H M K T . !m achine ho is ut Id* best. For 26 Wes • T * round will i»nie tit* • *•(» «*ti It)* 2 <i *1 *1 «v of Septemliet. 1921. pursuant to Hale followed with an Bonds nundiered from 161 to Trustee* of the City of Sanford, ] 1 J . v il'i'i Detroit 30U 120 101 8 15 1 « *,t..i-i cultivation with a ih.irgo 25e r a s h with order W rite •I'll* I t it l«- in «»f H* t *• mI••-1 a i • i •»r i 2 '1 "c e rd irig to .......... i d , ni.ol'e holes ho hook one over four* or ..V', “ ,,f , h " "’“ ' . ' 7 ' “ oth e r '■ingle lint wn* thrown nut ut Chicago .1 Ma i nIm 11 ry » 6l and re.'irl) to mi Iui llll 011(1 linn 2 I 3 y\' 11 • «••* Mil pii' fi, |,y C .1 Bal.y. tax kl wHI'! .«*, for roniplele m t " card lia s O p e ra tin g Ai ■•11i t ] .,1) (I llll (I* I • l.'t I hi |I llal t III •• C hapter 9397 and C h a p te r ’.1298. 180. t,, m a tu re J a n u a r y 1 st, 13 8 J. ; Florida, and the seal of said City, p a i| on XIII the kill rugged, I ^kKv,l, iu-av-, III' ,tj|mWe«IV* v e r par, L .m u n r e d h e r e ^ h y t'h, K ” sc. or.,I when lie tried to ta k e ud l •• i It* In It lll- mill t *1 thin fl •if 1f Idll f I* f. l^a'’ modern 7 mom il.iv i f Aim II ' 'd im . ami H oodalt; Lyons, Southern Laws i f F loruia, 1923 Said bunds Ti jig o re s r e p i c n ! an iliereiiM1'i v 1.1 Ill'l l,s v r r i NTION |Vti- Mtinn ipa| G o l f t our>, Bonds nundiered front 181 to this the 27th day of September, 1 lljr tra p p e d und w a te r y course. ? OH (10 I,. f. ili i ml I h* r> lirttf V I*. v a n ta g e ,,f W itt's inonietilur) I ’ahei and ('reuse. | Ileli Tdlephom brail' w a te r w ,,rk,. idiiiid, ot ’ I .. JO.IKM over last y ear's a:. ' ’• .......until*.,t, «l ilr- , .. , . 7 ,i » ♦ I (l*i* ti.i.K* iiii<*u* i t«* fhl« l ilt to Item II,Ic ie st at tile rati of six 2i»2 . (,, m ature J a n u a r y l«t, 1935. A. D. 1924. I: \ p n i i I. \ . D u HO ■ BKa a a a a a a a a a a a R a a H a a « a H B B i i H H B H B H H a H v .-1.. 1 ■ , hi |„ ,;i.. , 01 , |, 1st or* v » ••'inietli I 'I,'ll! ktw f jtitai ,»*. o u th o u se ,, ii nani • * • • lll|*l I I lit « \ Id til * * * | II h ! II I it* t \ * •* » a i i u s m i i i i i i i i a a a i H i i u m i i i m i a se,sin'*nt valuation The rapid ‘Irrl • it • mt lilt Si II*I I per rent pel annum, and a le (■• lie Bonds n u mtiered from 203 to m ill:,n ,!"1li,r liliilavav to the Note* P ayable nn.l in ■ ill till* i ail*** ••th* • u | m* | t,*rr* ••p *&/. fia /l-r" ge. 60(1 two y ear old ^I.alf F O R R E S T LAKE, grow th , f Fort Myers is indicated I l l iila - < - 4- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + .(. + .j.+ + + + .,.+ + < . + + + + ( . »irr l i in h fl ti 1 ti *..1 . r« h r q i r ] !*»*• t •*llf• * !» ••. will I m * fU lifn l 207, tu nutluie .liiminry 1st, 1936. (S E A L ) dated .litis l i t 1921. interest pnv r*r„nge ltx.-r*. 20.9U0 *-.,ui A M \\ »n 111» i.n ilu'lnr lirhtgf hi T um I’ . di'iun* ' k .v 1 • ID h.V t h l■ year ', assessment* ns < em S. O. CH A SE. I litDil I ini, mill i a* ti **f % • ■ i| H a fo rg o t he w as playing a rlost states. - *i' y of them re a d y In hurl. J l,ln Hay Sinrre.l; qunrtr-r n» 111 Ion 1 Intercut on ( Hj !^tnndiii^ Bonds nuinbuKxl fruit* 208 to pared »if|- ifi,,,,. ,,f |;c;n who fi t ... | aide semi annually nn J a n u a r y 11 I- flit I f T.l. i «*i| Tim I t lt| f r ie n d a n d n m ighty m atch golfer V- J. M A R S H A L L , Iwi.'e for d a ily nnti poultry 1 1 •m#» HTn1rr rntiNliuu* i it t m m •1 • in , w■ I' la led in I ? , > > ,:i5,i 2 1 2 , t i m a tu re J a n u a r y 1 st, 1937. first and Julv first of ca< li year. m o mtllioMM li'lit* »|ii*nt on •a p d Bimply sought the p a r nf H ovk I h i n t h I ( (II II I III* •»!.! 17 7)0 •III XIV • w • • I in m i in Price Jla.iloo ,,rie thirrl 1 As the City Commission o f the n rhHii.i. f.»r 11\ .11 IM.I *1 MINIM i: l III VI I . l, ..It, p im, ipal and interest being Bonds numbered front 21.3 to ■• t %1*i|t> i im11 ev e ry hole. He got it except in |u! inee on te r m , I nke .Ic, •'••'-i |. fM ft, w i in <n g iifiiil Miikihj* r iiml t H< id.( ily of Sanford, Florida, and a* *T % 1 1 : n r i i < mi i n \. hi 111■ •!« » * •itiiti t th r e e cases, jotice when an a p ­ O A K A M ) T i l I H I) W rlU‘ r \ ♦ i ifimi**iii |), phri M <'o„ Ine.. I., 'ligW'ood. F’lll f' " payable at • li.isc National Bank 217. to m ature J a n u a r y 1 st, 1938. I li I I • mat l*t W i L. |J>\ J 0*» o*» Ib*nd* ai M.ii.ii : v hx-Officio Bond T rustees of the »"*•($ T*l«* I'•('•*/! t mIm N'iwn proach writh the right, line was a !,1*11 ) Ti ll I11>» *|*•♦1HI (I Bonds nundiered from 218 to in ttie City of New York. M ute of tri/lo strung, nguin w^icn hi* hookiil City of Sanford, F'lirida. U L'vsT V l l i o l N h fM irintoiitf Tl.#» 1h •• **ai*t Stllit lTdllt|**« It a' (I n ia n u fn ,Ju ic i ini, <.-,,l * i.'il Hi'iif*' l'k|Htiii'iii tnii* nine D is l r i l i i i t u r s New 5 oik Suni Isitid* being of 222, to m ature J a n u a r y 1 st, 1939 A ttest llitcr XI .It* •*!» I *• ** lid. t .'It ^ n t o trouble for the duly time of l* pn, no a oil two I pi igiit tt-« tmtlfi* Sund t \ M' l'ilfo lino** I*t ili«* iViintt **f .*<• iii i n<•I* I Bonds num bered from 223 to th e day nnd the third time when .Si i t Inti I w• l lie denomination of One Thousand I hut tin- Midi L. B Pll I U P S , N**w 11. I . f t . t lit St a I • I •«its SI.ASS I in S a n fo id u lu ll w il ,<-l| 1 ••»(» |» r Wi.rit. in i n Iin it mi he missed a six foot putt, the 2 2 ,. to m ature J a n u a r y l»t, 11)40 a' (1 H,llB'U*i»h m II »»’. ( .Dig it i $ I .nun ih) i 1 1>,Uni* each, and ma • *.*i#r t --f S« i p l ' i i real value i mt lx i than T«* BEACH B l ’Y L B S or —Her* of mnn e -Imll l»i*i tm rffi t 1 1\ i* iminr City Clerk of the City of S a n ­ for Malaria. iQ*1 r • l .i | . i . -1 . - s ..| . ono occnsion hi* p u tte r failed him. Is * prescription l i d l(*a i he full faith nnd credit of the luring a* fo|l,,wpTi'luiic of Ml U I. lia r Florida real e s ta te a dvertise jn (llllTelv II| m*11 It |»a’"'ii^c amt n •1**| • "l» N!:• . i^/*l ft* I . nf 11 •| »• at 1.*f. ford. F londu. ■Ojl'y tw o of these e r r o r s caused ( hills and F e t r r . Dengue or Bil­ !• < W e l s h w ill n|>p|i h i s n e w s t u d i o in t h e ' tty of Sanford, Florida, i> irre352. S .inlm d oi write the St P e te rsb u rg Time*, tint it |*l.i I tm rd • • lit* M il • •M l | | m || ious Fever. I». kills the germ*. Itonds numb,-led from I t" 26 to | Wtn to lo»e holes. Ouimet behind Sept. 27. th e 4, II , 18 • • '*.»•* * \ I* i •:« 4411*1 01. M anufacturer, a t Noitli rent a i u i ' iI daily, two rent* a word .Mi (>< h lilliitlm g , ilex I to t h e P o s t ' Kl lee. ( f i t 1 s t . vmahly pledged for the pay ment from the tee moat of the time and A(N*|t» I till*. m. itiiie .laniinrv l- t. P*26 lay **f Sep* I - i I M' *• • > ft H\ • (••Ili« S iivh I d V « I Street. A tla nta , (.a N’nW le| s UlliliM'slailtl ear it o t h e r l l g l i l f it m i tl:e of the principal and interest of Oftor in. the rough u tte r hooks, IT I'BIVKS o m WORMS. A l> 1 !♦!! I "DO Y O U W A N T to b u y o r sell a tr a p shooter today. It was s l n r t . a n d w e w ill a l w a y s h e f r i e n d s K o d a k fin ­ said irsin of lionds. lit i f ; G a !v n m /e .| feed b i n ; I U R R F S T I .A h I . n»ivthinu?M If no luivctiitp ini Mldom th a t his approach shot* did I he surest sign of worm* in rhilT hu U'lie of bonds to lie sold *•* *** *** *♦* *** *J* *1* *1* ♦J* * / tj* '♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦% ♦% i s h i n g , M a l t i»r ( i l u s s , 2 1 I pmii s e r v i c e , a n d r a s h sheller, A, me luu'row , the "(tninosville Sun." M a v * r 1 Mf n n i i > ^ i ' * n * ‘ i n o t land in the soft sum! which dren i* pal,'lies*, luck of in te re st in k ru ltn n to i, Imiiow and sulijec (‘0 P o s t ( a i (Is. p l a i n o r in f o l d e r s . I ’nr♦% ' ♦> to tho approving opinion of play, fret fulness, x’nriahlo uppem a r d a every carpet ut Merton, and Im iie r- I hors,- . « , ( . half A I (\ F!BTIS1 NC, gets resuftx if it ? l ( 'a its , h i g h e s t g r a d e a n d p l a t i n u m f i n i s h n n | \ . his recoveries were poor. taddw ell A Raymond, Attorney*. t(te, picking u( the nose und sud­ reaches potential buyers P a ­ 1 .«mmis'ior>«-i "f ta r ; galvanized Mlckc ' Dit I:n Daily New t is cir, ulatcd In Jo n e s was eight up a f te r the K s p e n a l l y f i t t e d f o r h a h ie .s a n d s m a l l e h i l d r e i i . —-A New 1 01 k City, to I*, furnished by den s ta r tin g in sleep. When these .1 \l \R M I \ I I . C A M O A I) | Kn.piire Pinli|> It A ndrews, .Js3. . W onting round, lie had live one •I* 4 * v + * !• * 1* 4 * * i* + •> *^ •> v < • ^ v 4v •} * * i* v + * » • •> % * * v < ••}••> ■ {■ * 1 v sym ptom s a p p e a r it is time to X 'h e < it> of Sanford, Florida an industria l and a g ric u ltu ra l .see (iu ts n le v iew in g h a s | rn m p t a tte n tio n . All a r e ? i Ave 4 I oinmi'Siooei p u t t on all green* all day nnd never t am give W hite's Cream Vermifuge. A All Im I niusl I m ' accompanied by V A H H IN E l i w e le r-m e . tm o r d e r t o o ^ n ia ll a n d lm t,e to n took as m any a* three outt«: lie — A tte st$ few iloM'ri drives out the worms ST ~ A 1 'G i 'STINFL FLA ~ S t ISAI F C e le ry p la n t s irm ly a cnrtifieil cheek for txvo per cent, uml put* the little one on the road " P e l s (irt." had th re e birdies, all in the ngterI It P H IL IP S , (S e a l) V T O I) \^ Johns County i* reached through Isrltu.g. P h o n e 133 W. , noon. Ouimet hud only one three of the am ount of the bunds to he to health again. W hite's Cream t the St. A ugustine Evening Record. : t lty t'li ik I P u^ f r e o n but lacked his usual i v erm ifuge has a record of fifty ♦♦♦ ,ol,b ii ' mi B s . Two cents pet word, i Vuirk •kill a t dropping long ones. years of successful use. I*ricc 35c. I Bid* may he submitted in the id IX < llll I IT I HI MT. s I :\ K.XTil _ Von E |m waited for openings and Sold by Union Pharmacy. J I llll I XI <III) I IT. IX XXII I 'Hit I th e n sm ashed thro u g h . Taking S i:v tix u i.i; | " | M l . »TXTK OK . a d v a n ta g e of every alio of tho Kw,,m M eiso h H u ild in g Inspection F’r c s 3,Ultl).Oil K i.niiiii x ix * it x xi i :m x . I Champion save two, l>6th of \lh lrh i’ J M l , , -I, . , 11 „ | „ | V\ T l _ , , u . I, > y This Coupon, when neatly cut from the paper, is good for 25 + (instire Making A p p ru p ria - 1 F ranchise S o u th e rn Bell ( ' III |*l.( 1 1 4 4 1 lit * m u l t e d ‘in halve*. V f t r t 'E f m w n * ( ut price* <»n all sizes V nitud ji r ii i'f Stale*. Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik\ 1 votes in The Sanford Herald’s Salesmanship Campaign for the follow- j lor thy City of S anford, | Telenlione Co. 168.00 over p a r ten tim es in the th ir ty ,"("s"{ + + + + + + + + -t + 'F + -: -F'F-!- + <- + -H - + + + + + < .+ + + + + + + + + + r, ’£ i AAiiuii$tti8 ti* J \: ;«ti|j li, n Ji4in«§ ()I V ^ I holes h u t in only four ruses was ' nKfid*, for the I'isral 1 ear Be- F'tate Bund and Bridge ing contestant: + N* III t •*I ( »N*. llll 4•• . i;.- It Mid ' f 3<> x 3 ' i ? (i.9r> . M a rsto n better. U O H K M A N S I U P -------- P R I C K ting ()rtol>er Firat. 1921, mid 1 Fliiui (,,.>00.00 ton It. In- ll.il*. Ii..|f1* 1 T \\ A ♦> $ i . 7 f, ' Von Elqi never made two poor G r a y T u b e s \**|l. ' • 4I>til A I ’•*J4K‘•• 14(4*1 Z . . T h irtie th , ■ I n te r e s t and Coat* 3.000.0(1 Sept, m h .r 4|4* I* • f II »hoU thfou -*- tho gfreri 1 • ... Y auc- Ret! T u b e s if II %I1144 .4ll*I If ■ough irt f | ,«»o J Miscellaneous Income 3,000.00 • I* .III . I I I |*«ll I l* • 1*41inhiK liii« 1 cession rhile *' 'M arston wuh timid NAM E I'hlM | It (III 1.1till ■> 14I4•I 11I « III !*•* f IIt x 1 JH i.O P With h i* <4run*. ffva> tile estim ated JncontO T axes on I-amis Sold for \ • I V • •I i | . I III*. s HI. .!»■ D*-! V» *1.i n t h e ^ a o r n l n g a p u tte r rosem% !»•••"» > . 1 .* i,l * * • *l l*| ll* | 4 I.4 I It• Oty of S anford. F lo rid a ,) T axes " 3,500.00 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A M . ( il'A H A N T K K D tt M » lilitl* Nil A n ti »4•*t ii»* I . b a n g n tjjngician's wand which First Nntiunnl Hunk Hldg. fi*> «l y« ur beginning Octo- Old Puving l.ieti* 1.100 ini N*it tiK It n I I 11. - ( » Will Below \ve mention a few v a r ie tn * of KEANS we have for 1 *.r The Mai thews I'rraa • »\ . ill) • 4 • it M . r l «H4 14 4 In** iiiiinciliMlt* «i«*livi*ry: # ♦ ADDRESS S Sanford, ---------------Florida I'.*2 1. and ending Rep- ( S a n ita r y T axes 2,500 00 Phone -117-1,3 II • n - . h*.|.|. I \\ \ Nl.lt 4*14 + + J -'100 1 B L F i ( ; f: f :, b e d y m . i n t i n k . g i a n t s t r i n g ’•80th, 1925, from all Hourccs, H ealth Toilets 2.600.00 coast s t a r more tliun once und sent 1 1 * 1 • H I I t Ju O 1* (id ' *4I ' 1 1. I •* .IK* »•|4«l PHI I* «*f Melaka Bldg.. Hanford, Fla. f J t In in (I* • • t •I Ml llllll l U |>) I »• LSS GltEF.N POD. TFNNF.S.SFF. G B FI N POD R o i ' M I illlCD to lunch nix up u f t r r n lAtUow«. ti. wit: Gu* O p e ra tin g Ai'-ount 28,000.00 f* Mil.1 FI I. and K ll.liliR E 'S ST B IN G I.E S S WAX tional stre a k in which lie c l i c k e d '195 P A r . M K I T O AVKNUK ss j 9,000.00 W a te r O p e r a tin g AcI I I I« A T ION "UI'I : 'I off f o u r igdos in succession. I ^AdllhlUl* J \ <1UKll fl If 14\ Ill K X X Ihese i'cans are first r la s , in every resper l. and prices IM.I Sanford Atciiua count ? 28,001) 0(1 ll nT*t •“ i :dI pl'«l ' ""it Fine* 15,180.00 l I ( i l c . nl . i l l | • 1 1 l i e - • 1. 1 1lit 111». In + + + ■ > •>+•>* * +<•++++■:•+«++<••>•■<■<-•><•++*++++♦++++•}■+++++++ " " .V I 'U A T K V LT K U IN A I'IA N I ** 1 « — I m mi l l * 1 A ( ( • * • • I \‘ m i 4 2 I m Municipal Golf Course 3,000.00 MXes 200.00 1 Uct * a Kt*4|. *»i «»l 11 * 1 w i*»* l .iin*-** f* doom 205 Conrad Building 1924 Tuxes, Beal nnd Fees ! N f l l l , l**l u N r i l l l If t i \ 11 f. a I, ft. I f Phone*: Office 20, Ham* 21 rlc.itl n i l p a 1 f i*r> • l a tin 1 ft*: I ill * t c a t n Personal 152.190.00 Raent l u x C e r t if iuni t * I .1 MII**' N I • V • III I • • I « I N e i l l i D ELA N D , FLA. Altorney-at-Law ♦ ♦. ♦ ♦ A A A ■ W L T . A K V iU I I . D I N G ________________ _ T o li! a n y J o b o n e a r t h -** ♦ )♦ **♦ «*♦ 2,500.00 E s tim a te d Cash Balance I lift C.4M ll, «*f **1ll* I Wla* I Ifni |2• It - P H O N I C 2IH V ♦ ♦ V % ♦ • V K;,'?fcr'r'r- had thci londa-Mercer Game Moved to November 14 Lost and Found Miscellaneous For Sale Height SiTtX £to-^..r.v™ r“ict„ :,wsr a£aw« r. z j s s t !«~t" g"o°;„ to 'k'“ Apartments For Rent R osaland Giant Airship Carries „ No Life Preservers S Southern Bell G ets1™ Everglades Company Real Estate ' Cars For Sale A Man Robbed— lhWY:"h-A«»<•.ZZAl, i TMns;-u"ii«hSS' Lake Worth Planning’ Big Paving Program although Jones, with a ta """‘Vru!,.K • <\ Seminole Realty Co. r. t i ,********* p ____________ 6 6 6 ; PHOTOS? ! HOW IS * YOUR TOP? DON’T Let Your Top Ruin Hie Looks of VOI R CAR Buy a ( LARK JFWKL Gas Range at Ball Hardware ( ’<>. T IR E S A L E F. C. W E L S H CHECK UP BY CHECK you I* K l 1 * | • 4( *• I mm a * S lf t o f lb *‘Service fo r * m I n t e r e a l p A ld on S a v i n s a A c n m n iH * Tail ’ T h e m o n th ly a tn le m c iit t n t l k e i.s n n a c c o u n t i n g o f poMita a n d w i t h t l r a w a l N . . H S 1\ POSTER, President lu a a n * U. F. WIIITNER, Cashier " + Not Ciood l Tn!t*ss \ roted on or Before September 27 + Fr U . PRINTING I)R. It. M. WELSH By GEORGE McMANUS Over Seminole County Hank Sanford, Florida T7~r . G R A C IO U S -T H E W EAxTHER WAv^> t O K IC E T H ltj i M O R h in q -A H O »T N O W - | N E V E T iO M U C H R ./N I M C L E A x R .lN Q u p L .O O K A T I^ b \ W C > O Y i T ’t ) N O W . ’ - r. ui Other RecUl Diseases ■ ! AMBULANT METHOD FIRST NATIONAL BANK ‘ •4 Horses, Mules, Wagons and Harness WITHOUT SURGERY Flttflt Fred R. Wilson tlNCING UP FATHER ■ 1 wu de- ........ . Y George A. DeCottes TWENTY OF THE BEST FARM MULES EVER SHIPPED TO FLORIDA ' ' pay. f KAY liROS., s Phone 548----- Sanford i.3 a ■ O p e n It c h e c k i n g a c c o u n t a t c i t h e r o f o u r c o n v e n i e n t oil ic e s — a m i k e e p n c h e c k b \ m e a n s o f A COMMUNITY to C U R E D f*rn|pTniVh n ! SEMINOLECOUNTYB * if* I h e s t u b in v u u r b o o k co n v en ien t rem in d er. ITUCKS e a n a tT u r d *- ! Just Arrived I I A I .I .O O .N S f u r a ll C a t s . 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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 27, 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/06e988fc479188bc1e6451bb976fbdfa.pdf b51e016c8861503a0cfda5768969715d PDF Text Text I ji; m XV f*f I jp ljp !*U* l< ID} — — __ .'■ lfm jV Lf’r 'Vvj- -, >v*4>fi t v-v: 5^ ** »• SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS TT Party to Strange “Love Pact” a r tt In Chinese Fighting rue Now Facing: _ ave Situation following Japan’s ^Arbitration Stand fould A m e n d Present Protocol elution TO Problem N6wfi(bPe in Sight; Diplomats Worried ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER _ lift 3?JI = 7 = SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1924. u> —— • — via ■xa* SHANGHAI, Sept. 29.—Huno f Chipcso soldiers wore killed and mung olhors wounded thU morniiiffi jtfi dhe six -mile fr t n t 1lVqm Nnnsliinjc to Molu W n t’ll Midi r if In tn a of.rival<>f h I i m i I mili­ ,_ llt when Uie.qrmita tary governors fighting 'jiLrwm-.iyrw.f ° r po»acM-.mn of •Shanghai continued hwrttllUos with impetuous Intcn»ity. . According to n witness who returned this Afternoon aftor trnnsversing the1 sector from Nunsnng to Mnlu, west of Shanghai, both sides wore drenching the lines with shrap­ nel. Relief stations behind the lines are filled with wounded. Dead have been left where they fell resulting in carrion odor ex­ tending over the whole battle area. Wife of Wisconsin Senator Makes Urgent Plea in His Behalf in Political Address Made Mountain Lake, Md. Auditorium Owners Protest the Meeting Woman Makes Bitter Attack Upon Coolidge, Saying He Has Rich Man’s Viewpoint TODAY MARKS BEGINNING THIRD PERIOD CONTEST Unfortunate Flight Cotam&nder Martin Included In Praise Heaped Upon Group World Flight finds \ i Seattle On Sunday When Aviators Greeted by Thtohgs Tribute Is Paid By Major Martin Machines Foreign Airmen Com­ mended For Their Interest In Flight Commander___ First Of Birdtacn ' To Land At Goal M O U N TA IN LAKE, Park. Maryland, Sept. 29.— Asking fa irminded consideration of h e r h u s ­ b and’s candidacy, Mrs. Robert M. GENEVA, S e p t.. 29.— LnPollcttc in nn address a t a polit­ _ vo men members of the ical rally here Sunday, declared thp independent presidential nominee Japanese delegation told long had been a victim of m isre p ­ the Associated JPrtws toresentation and undcservc criticism. SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 29. fday that if Japan did not - SEATTLE, Sept. 29.—Six Special Prize of Ten Dollars Many voters, she said, have nn Praise to each of the Ameri­ erroneous impression of his record, ‘obtain satisfaction of her Ugited States Army aviatdrs, Will Be Given to Contestant and views. can army aviators who parti­ demand for an hmcndwho completed the round-the* m Who Turns in Most Money With only nn occasional glance at cipated in the successful raent to the proposed pro­ world flight here Sunday During Coming Two Weeks notes, Mrs. I jiF o lle tte spoke for around the world (light to the ; focol, she probably would from Eugene, Ore., were pre­ more than an hour in a ("huutaquu generous and unfailing assist­ [be obliged to vote The th ird period of The H e ra ld ’* auditorium. pared today to receive wel­ The m eeting was HE<\ ance of the United States jainst the protocol when big S alesm anship Campaign sta r ts without incident, a lthough then* come arranged by apprecia­ navy and to Major Frederick I today and early this m orning con­ had been indications th a t an e f ­ tive citizenry. is submitted. fort would be made to hnve it call­ J. Martin, former commander te s ta n ts were seen on the stre e ts ed off. Elapsed time of the flight, GENEVA, Sept. 29,—Grave interview ing prospects for sub­ anti his mechanic, StafT Ser­ Use Unit D espite Protest according to flgurea today was g e a n t Alvo L. H arvey, who were Iternational problems are he­ scriptions. S ir Jo h n C raig, prem ier of UlA rra n g e m e n ts fjjr th e rally had 176 days; total mileage, 27.534; forced to abandon the tr ip when iter, is lighting a tte m p ts to read­ wed raised through the Jnp- A s a special inducement t'o con- been made by Mrs. Sally Burch of day* actually in.air, G6; actual fly­ th e ir airplane wus wrecked in just the boundary between Ulster was active ,in jiese demand at the League te s ta n ts n special prize of $10 in W ashington, ing time, 631 hours 11 mlnvta*, . . . . who . , the Alnska, was given a t a reception and th e Irish F ree State. average speed 70 30-100 miles per Nations discussions for an gold will be offered the c o n t e s t a n t , ‘:amp,| iKn fo r the woman su f f r a g e in Volunteer I’urk here Sunday by | hour. ash ' sunsub- I nn,en‘lment. A telegram was retu rn in g in the most Cuau ' l l M ajor General C harles (i. Morton, nendment to the proposed scriptions d u rin g the third perioti c*,v,™ "J she said from nn of fix ini Lieut, Smith was the first to commander kif tho N inth Corps otocol of arbitration and which will end a t 10 o’clock Satforeign missions iionrd of land. He was followed by Lieut. „ ! area. Wade, then LteuU Nelaon. The eurity. urday night, Oct. 11. This special the Methodist Episcopal church, Bepresents W ash in g to n Heads Here is n line dra w ing showing Mrs. Klsie Sw eetie, who poisoned which controls the auditorium , commander landed at l:30,‘tb« oth­ prize is being offered exclusive of iTho Japanese amendment General Morton acted ns official ers at 1:$7:60 and 1:38:95, re­ the oth e r prizes nnd will in no wise that it could not he used on S u n ­ her husband because of her love for Rev. Lawrence (light, of Inn, III., I to strike ffom .the protocol conflict spectively, Flying conditions were with the final aw a rd s in day for m political meeting. Mrs. who also killed his wife in o rd e r to m arry Mrs. Sw eet in. This picture re p re se n ta tiv e of President Conldrrluratio'n’NtauAfc/jCOuntry r e ­ the cam paign. Burch, however, took the position shows Mrs. Sweet in in a latest pose taken at the lna jail, where she idge Secretin y of W ar Weeks, nnd ideal an the aviatora made lh*Ir M ajor General .Mason M. Patrick, ting ar’iitral nwArd should be liiut u contruct had been made, a w a its trial for the m urder of her husband. last lap. As the contest progresses the chief of tho arm y air service. claimed the aggressor proceeded w ith her plans and no The weather here waa warm, ap­ critical is the situation juilg- rivalry becomes more keen. S a t u r ­ opposition was encountered when “The conquering by uir for the ( proaching sultriness, Slrena ahdriakday night th e re was another grand >to lie that France suggested rush of w o rk e rs to tu rn in th e ir Airs. IjiFollette, S e n a to r ljtd d of first time in history of the hitherto Declurcs Hear Admiral Robi­ eil as the planes flew over the eity. st the Japanese amendment, subscriptions ut The H erald office N orth Dukota, who delivered u uncharted a ir route over the P a ­ Thousands of voices roared a wel­ cific (Kean by the perilous tra c e rs- . . .son Mad , , Part in Recent .. nOil come at the field. Among the firat ch concerns the interpretation in tim e to take a d v a n ta g e of the brief speech, and others took pos­ ing of typhoon-swept a re a s of Jn* * N c n n u itls u n d D o c s Not Dl'itste rights as related to orbi- voting pow er of the second period. session of the hall. to grout the fliors was Major Mar­ pan and f h i n u ; the pushing on ' serve Proposed Promotion tin. illon and which everybody un- In addition to the ro n te s ta n ts Out of S ym pathy with Laborer. • . through days of sw eltering hunt j |rr*Und* as referring to the im- them selves tu rn in g la SaturdayAs Mrs. L aFollctto traced her Mrs. Arnold Greets Son. , I nnd tropical rums in Irulo Chinn, ration problem, should ho conr night, friends of the various w o rk ­ husband's political career, e x p la in ­ W ASH IN G TO N . Sept. 29.—The Lieut, Leslie Arnold was hugged ; Burns and India, and u f te r the Democratic national committee a n ­ and kissed by his mother, Mfi. . calmly by a substituto er* enmn in nnd subscribed, o r d e r­ ed his position on various cam paign com parative safety of Europe, the nounced Sunday ommktec. A motion by the French ing credit given to th e ir favorite. firaucs, and assailed the H arding that Senator Corn Arnold, nnd his sister, .Mr*. 1 unflinching answering* of the for­ W alsh, of Montana, wlio prosecut­ Fraiicej Cole, of Spokane, Wash. this md has been accepted by Miss V ersa Woodcock received a Coolidge a dm inistra tion, her a u d ­ (’tml Miner of Marion, Illinois, ( iiHper B. Hughe* Buys Prop­ midable challenge oi the fog-on- | ubtrntion commission. ed the oil leasing investigation, subscription by te le g ra p h fifteen ience, made up largely of women, erty Valued at Approxi­ cornpusod and icehk'ked stretches would resist any a tte m p t to pro ­ when he nlighted. Confesses to Killing of Man offered her amendment m in u te s before the e nding of the listened in silence. She spoke of mately $20,000; To Build of the N orth A tlantic— these a re ; mote Bear Admiral Robison, chief Tho fliera left Engene, Ore., at With Whom He Was lluurtl' after a day uf fruitless pri- second period. Miss Velma.Strop H a rd in g ns u "kindly mail" who ' Ir -last lost leg. 1c m tefenrew Vi*,'.'",it ‘ «ViP V-erred In th e selection o t his euV ing to Murry Young WiTe'4v Two 12-Fumily Apartment* fhets th-'it are dipped in un indelible ( of tb*> bureau of the navy depart- d ® ® ’* '® * oil their dye—the nucleus of a story that ment, to the rank of r e a r adm iral They *” landed nt Vancouver bar? , ine t officers tfhd a sse rte d th a t , M . - w oth er'out 0f theA state . rackn, Wash., a few minutes after It was announced today by W. will fire the Imagination of old on tho p e rm a n e n t list. *..**??* wjurfct nhd nnd from a person Pre sid e n t Coolidge ha s the "rich MARION, Ills., Sept. 29.—Sent and voutig uliku as long us a p p r e ­ leaving Portland to make adJlift, but no one was able t o ahe did not know. m a n ’s point of view" uiul "is u t t e r ­ J. Thigpen th a t two lake front lots, Such an a tte m p t, it was added, And oth e r ml by the side o f hit* bride of seven a fo rm u la acceptable to the young Indies re p o rt like hnppon- ly out of sy m p a th y with the w ork­ •lays. Robert T ate, coal miner, cmii one adjacent to the court house and ciation of hum an accomplishment also would he followed by fu rth e r ment* to Lieut. Wade's machine, inesc. ing man." inga. lessod S unday to county o f f i c i a l s tile other just south of Commercial shall endure," General Morton d e ­ investigation of his p a rt in the hopping off from there flt 11 ;B7 a. clared. 9:30 last night, when the nrleasing of the naval oil reserves. m. “ If you w ant n hum an g o v e rn ­ th a t he hud nm inistered the first ( S treet near Palm etto Avenue, have Votes Again Cut. Argument for Air Force ation com m ittee v irtu a lly had His present rank on the perm anent , The uirplancs on landing taxjtd As the third period begins con­ m ent." urged Mrs. LuFollette tu rn dose of poison to .1 y H arrington, *been sold by the Hood in te re sts 'o The flight clinches beyond f u r t h ­ list i* th a t of captain .and he holds in n large circle to the revUv tpleted its revision of th e prot- te s ta n ts a r e noting the cut in the to those whose record shows they whose willow he m arried, 20 days C asper Hughes, senior p a r tn e r of for only tem porary rank as rear a d­ sta n d with the Chicago a t thu left, 1 text, M. Adaahi nroso and for- voting poWer of subscriptions. The sym pathize with the m ass. If you a f te r his death. His confession the fit m of Hughe* and Schude'i * f er dispute the a rg u m e n t Djr moved the sdppressioh of the new schedule is published today. think Mr. LuFollette is u dangerous came a f te r ii long grilling dining Detroit, Mich., for a sum of a p p ro x ­ strengthening our national a ir miral because of his assignment Boston 11 in tho center nd tho forces. It also proves the urgency with the bureau. New Orleans a t the rig h t. A blaya in th e protocal d r a f t which The ballots which have been p u b ­ man. vote for some one you think which his wife pleaded with him imately $20,000. lor commercial aviation, a brunch claims an a g g r e s s o r s ta te any lished in T he lie rn ld daily h a w is not l ‘m not at raid of your to confess in* part of the plot t h e y A statem ent by Senator Walsh, of music from n band greeted them It was fu rth e r announced by Mi. lelated to o a r c ountry's uir defense. as the machines halted in llna. V ntry re fu sin g to abide by the nlso been reduced from 25 to 20 judgm ent if you will look at the | ‘hud’ darmed so tha t they could Thigpen tiiat it Is the intention o f issued by tho committee, said: One of the most vuluuhle features Famous Machines Guarded. non of the world court of jus- voles. issues nnd candidates free fro*i m arry. "It will he interesting to prose(h,. purchaser and his associate to of our pioneer globe flight is th a t Ropes wero str u n g around the faThc clause in question r e fe rs f . ;«ute an inquiry into how t h a p ­ In tus confession. T a te said he at 1erect du rin g the next few months i, I.,., i,.,... ,i i . . ii As the c a m p a ig n draw s to the I . [deputes which one p a r ty declur- end th e voting schedule will c o n - 1 ' ponml th a t he wus among all the ntous machines nnd th e racaptiOn first had opposed H errington's re J two, 12 story a p a r tm e n ts on the a ............. Object Ju st Ahead little «loser ti*"uthcr. i U> huve arisen ovor n subject tinue to he cut down until the lust eligihles in the navy, schooled in com m ittee gathered t i greet the fli­ “ Mr. LuFollette alw ays has been quest tha t he come to H errington's | respective lots. "All honor Is *iluu nl>o. to the w hat lie knew about the reserves ers. Lieut. Sm ith stepped frim th) ch exclusively is w ithin its do- period of tho cam paign will find it j practical. The object he has sought home to Uiani, because the couple . ••|n my opinion," dec I a rial Mr. hiuvt* ciintumporunuou* utt«m "t* by Doheny anti imbued with ex­ cockpit of his mnehino and tiRlda i jurisdiction. If the world very difficult for w orkers to se- ulw ays hits been within reach, it it accepts th is View and rules cure votes. Thin fnct should he hiiM been the next ulep ahead. So were to.* religious for him. How Thigpen, "Mr. Hughes is very en- made by th*' British. Porlu*'**s»* actly the sam e ideas nhout them s h o r t address to the assembled i'Vei. he yielded Intel His infatu thusiustic over the City Substantial Italian ami A rgentine fliers to I. - Baththe m a tte r Is in fa c t dom estic enough tu u rg e all c o n te sta n ts to it hnpprns th a t when many of tlie atloii for Mrs. H errington, he said, us those ente rta in e d by thut gen- committee. Tho crowd that | nature, nnd th e o th e r, th e op­ renewed efforts while the voting reform s lie bun worked for are m ine gradually, hut it was not u n ­ and believes th a t the opportune wing their way arouml the earth. tlemun, should huve been selected cred around the roped-off airplane* tion ... at ting sla te , fe fu se s to accept the schedule is liberal and while it is a finally written into law, us m any ol til April 1924 th a t ho becume f a ­ tim e is ut hand for nn extensive cru Our h a ts ure off to M ajor A. to head the bureau of engineering wns so great that the recept.,.. S tu a r t Ma e ljtre n , the gallant Eng­ to which wus entrusted the care tho landing field was curtailed to ruion and goes to w a r. it then c om pa ra tive ly easy m a tte r to pile them have been, they seem nut urn I milial with her. He hud la*en i n ­ for this p a rtic u la r locution. merely a shaking of haoda'of the "Mr. Hughes wished to thank the lishman who left England ill of the reserve#. wile* nn a g g r e s s o r nnd will be up votes. nnd right and one wonders what ull jured in a mine, ^u* said, and a fte r citizens of Sanford for the c o u r t ­ March of this y ear hut wa* forced “Those interested will ho rem ind­ filers and expressions from the to nlshed as such by th e o th e r the fun* wus about — why he should his re tu rn f r o n i r t h t r hospital, he F ig h t weeks rem ain in which eous und hospitable m unner in out of the world’s most thrilling ed that he knew und upnroved of ccptinn committee of "glad you are iibcrs of th e L eague. c o n te s ta n ts Can secure enough have been culled an a g ita to r , u ami Mrs. H e rringtpn began to love which they huve given of th e ir time modern dra m a in u crash on one of the transactions, notw ithstanding here." ‘ Adachi w a n te d this clause votes to win th e Buick. one another. E ight demngouge uml u revolutionist." und inform ation as to desirable lo­ thu islands of the N orth Pa* ific. Each flier received at the field a tho secrecy th a t attended them icken odt a lto g e th e r , a s s e r tin g week# is a s h o r t time. The young R eferring to h e r xelf u* u “ paci­ The poison plot, he said, first "It has been dem onstrated in this und the lack uf competitive bid­ large bouquet of dahlias, which it involved g r e a t injustice to ludy who comes out n winner of f ist" Mrs. lutFollutte said she lie- w as mentioned d u rin g a secret cations. Hi* also want* to thank plaintiff s ta te and s h u t out the first prize m u s t see to it th a t lieved that no th re a te n e d dangers, meeting in a cow pasture, two miles p articularly H. L. Walsh w in was flight how gloriously men muy win ding, that he conceived the plan of they took with them to a private . . ilvcnuea o f peaceful se ttle m e n t, every m in u te counts for the most no violation of principles, could from the H errington home, a f te r prim arily responsible for his vi.iit — and how splendidly they may circum venting congress hy str e tc h ­ luncheon aboard n yacht. lose. The finu sportsm anship with ing tho power granted so as to p e r­ Giant Sign Spells "Welcome." to this city. ding his s ta te m e n t d ra m a tic a lly Votes. come upon us which would com ­ Mrs. H errington hud repulsed Ins A huge wulcomc sign 160 fCK It was said this morning Unit Mr. which Major Murtin und S ergeant m it puying for tho tanks of oil slowly, a m id st t e n s e , ' a lm o st pare with the destruction of civi­ suggestion to kill her hushnnd H arvey accepted the m isfortune long spelled in letters 20 feet high Hughes is now considering the purful, silence, th e J a p a n e s e dololization that will inevitably follow with n gun. They decided he said that m eant the abandoning of their greeted tho aviators as they or- ; v’\ chni>o of additional property in Sun accused th e L eague o f Nna n o th e r world w ar." tha t he gel the poison and tha t she clod over Rand Point. As the planes ford which will probably lie ini - most cherished am bition; the grit of not fu lf illin g its high “ I cannot say th a t Mr. IuiFullettc adm inistered it in her husband's proved us it is intended to improve and concentrated nerve with which flew over Beattie whistles un rlauto ■ Jon, because it w as proclaim ing . is u pacifist," she continued. "H e food. they of the best traditions of our mold!** horns sent up shrlakldg the lake front lots. »t, u crim inal w ithout o f f e r in g thinks there may he suprem e p rin ­ Tin* poison, he said, was stolen glory of victory and defeat greetings. On the field hundreds of solution of th e difficulty. He When uskeil recently by a r e p r e ­ ciples for which under e x tr a o r d i­ from a drug store in Johnston Cit In conclusion General Morton automobile* und cheers from the Uci tha t the questions ju d g e d n a ry circumstance* men m ust fight Tin y met nearl;* every evening sentative of The Herald wliut he asse rte d "thut the encircling of the thousands of spectators contributed “ court to b e w ithin th e cxnn a lust resort. But he believes (Continued on pag*> 3) (Continued on page 3) gloltt* hud been an acid lest and a to tho noisy return. Chris Lomac, charged with th a t as organized society in its slow Mive-internal jurisdiction of u The g r a m m a r school ami three brilliant proof of e xpert flying nnd Among the vessels in the lake •te might cause t h e g r u v e s t kind selling intoxicuting liquor, was ur- evolution has developed a more mechanical ubility; it has m eant prim ary schools of this city open­ awaiting the fliers’ arrival waa the Injustice to th e o th e r s ta te , ruigned before Judge J .G. Sha­ rational means of setting individ­ the complete sulxirdinutiun of the ed this morning ut 9 o’clock with Canadian destroyer Patrician. The ffleh should . have , the right to ron at this morning's session of ual differences than brute force. individual to his ta sk , the unflinch­ |ton»ibly the largest a ttendance officers aboard had been d‘‘legated «ve th,. righteousness of its com- municipal court, found guilty and ho must the nations of the world ing acceptance of terrific hazurd*: by Dominion officials to extend oflint. fined $200 and costs or in default find ways and m eans of deciding the overcoming of whut uppeurvd ever known in this city, according ficiully the greetings of the Caniadu«r Fernandez, a Brazilian of payment of the fine to serve CO th e ir d isagreem ents oth e r th a n wur. to Im- almost unsurm ountahie d if ­ to uvuihilde information. It is e»- iun government* t. combatted the Japanese days on the city streets. Frank ficulties. I can hut r e ite ra te our tim uled by sellout official.'* th u t tho Niue PleuM In Escort. Supported War After Start Makes Pica For Protection. The Seminole County Game and j ■raiment. It had the effect, he Blair, charged with possession of g ra titu d e to you—our g ra titu d e increase in the number of pupils Nino planes from Sand Point un­ "M i. I jiF o lle tte did not favor In u sta te m e n t to Thu lleruid intoxicuting liquor, forfeited a Fish Protective Association will i in these schools this year is approx cf putting the sign of apprpvfor bringing to America the birthgoing into the world war. A fter der tho of Major D. p. [•# the most inadmissible, fa well $200 bond for failure to appear in we were in he supported all neces­ meet tonight at 8 o ’clock ut thl. ! »h,« »n «>n ' ,r'K »‘ r. Phillips made the place of aviation, the gift th a t it ‘nm udy 10 por c .j.t „* In tho case Emmans,command commander of Crlxiy following plea for f u r th e r legisla I . . . court. c most cruel wn i . i ..i. lo t the high sellout. rightfully inheirited—world uir Ten additional cases wero ar­ sa ry appropriations for the con- meet tonight to hear un address by j tion to protect s ta te fish und gume: has D uring the sum m er month* r e ­ field. San Francisco, left the growing out of a conflict prestige." only reliable g u a ra n te e uguinst Cecil R. Phillips, field agent “or “ H cpreaenluttve Witheringtun of raigned at this morning’s term, one pair* ami im provem ents were mude shortly before the filers were -X* » s ta te ’s sovereign rights. w a r for greed and guilt is for the on all of these school buildings and pec ted, to escort them to the fUnl * admitted that a certain Jn- of which was against Steve lotu- duct o f th^ war. He believes the the sta te orgunlzutlon( according Grunge county, in the Anopku it is said th a t they are in good they saw last April fl. *ke might be meted out to a ric for driving a car while intoxi­ people to g e t possession of their to un announcem ent today. Mr. Chief states: M was gratified during The world clrrulers * were accom­ Phillips i s to speuk u |m i i i the work the lust legislature to f;nd almost cated. The cuse was continued to ehuiio for, tho w inter term . Two uguinst whom an arbitral s*nown governm ent," panied on their flight from Eugeno of the organization, stre ssin g the universal sentiment among the Wednesday. Due to the length of addltuiiul class room* and u lunch * was made, but thought the a re being added to thu South Side by Lieutenants J. A. Brockhdrst »V was to be found either^ in the trial of several cases, the ses­ Mrs. LaFollctte told her audience im portance of its e ffo rts in s e c u r­ members front various counties fu. In u pica term of county c ourt P rim a ry School and these are e x­ und George W. Goddard, who mod* ing passage o f sta te luws to p ro ­ that her husband "likes his jobs, sion was adjourned to this after­ vuring gume, fish und wild life pre­ codification of international today tho following cases wero d is­ pected to be ready for use a t an a photoghaphic record of the flight tect Florida gam e and fish. noon at 2:30 o’clock. Fines, costs feeta that he Is performing a very servation. »hich Is about tp be bofcun at across the country, and Lieutenant Mr. Phillips is at present on a estreated bonds totaled $468. much worth while work, as a presi­ “Since the last session of the posed of: “ Doc" Floyd, a ssa u lt and curly date. ■»«. or iq revising article ,23 and Burdette Wright and Sergaant J. : b a tte ry , $60 and costs or throe The cases as arraigned were: tour uf the Htute in the interest uf legislature this sentiment has been dential capdidate, and does not Tho list of teachers for the,Sancovenant which declares that Frank Blair, possession of intox­ feel, and never has, that he is u the body which bus organization* in •; m onths in jail; F ra n k Colcmun, 'j urd prim ary nnd g ra m m a r schools F. Kennedy. steadily growing stronger und lts of the League of Nations icating liquor, $200 bond estreated; the following counties: Hillsbor­ martyr." stronger throughout the state of , 'ii ? i aV tn tho 1924-25 term is consider- M M T ■ tndeavor•to obtain and maln- Chris Lomsc, selling intoxicating ough. Manatee, Sarasota, Pinellas, Florida. ■fsir and humanq conditions of liquor. $200 and costs or 00 days in fty! larceny, $16 and costs or tVO ; O y I w >h*" t k . U*. for I 0 B . Polk. Pasco, Hernando, Citrus, Dix­ "In my travels over tho state in 21. Past records show that a num‘ for men and women and clill- ill; Richard Alien, selling intox ie, Sumter, Lake, Seminole, De­ the interest of. the Florida Game d a y s in jail; Sam Jones und Nick ker have been added each year and both in their own countries eating liquor, continued to Tues­ Botzee, a s sa u lt and buttery, each Soto, Charlotte, Osceola, Dude, and Fish Protective Association, I that the number of teachers has In­ 1in ail countrios to which their day, special tenn; Steve Laurie, Broward, St. Lucie, Brevard. Vol­ find considerable anxiety shown by fined $5 and costs or 30 d a y s in creased in approximately the same CHICAGO. Sent. 29,—Ti fest of si WALSH PLANS TO OF NAVY OFFICER KILLS HUSBAND TWO LAKE FRONT IN ORDER TO WED LOTS PURCHASED 'IIS YOUNG WIDOW BY DETROIT MAN m Chris Lomac Found G u ilty Possession Intoxicating Liquor Sanford Grammar, Primary S c h o o l s Begin Term Today Cecil Phillips Will Address Meeting Of County Fish and Game Body Tonight 5 Casew Tried Today In County Plea Court ! Testimony Begins ( Transportation A< Jewish Merchants Clorfe Stores Today Mnrcinl and industrial extend. . ' rela- speeding, $S and costa or 10 days In jail; Garfield Young, drunken­ ness, $6 and costa or 10 days in jail; Steve Laurie, reckless driv ing while intoxicated, continued ti Wednesday; Novel Bums ,disor MM IgNClNNATJ, Hapt - ct;=Rain ^ A ia l dishevelled with clothes ■* inarki of 00 houra out of Allen, disorderly conduct, dis­ «Tin ton Pcrln, aged 60, #ut> missed; Herman Richardson, r.i , today to answer speeding. $10 bond estreated: Ollie ^ s y tnjt his mother-in-law, Mrs Weathers, reckless drivipg, $3[and ther-in-lnw, Mrs. costa or 10 days in Jail; Frank 1 P. Rawao Hick*, reckless driving, 910 and fyer Mother-inrLaw 'e8 Self Up to Phlice , » ! & ! “ • *i* The stores of th e . Jewish mer­ usia, Duval, Madison, Huinilton, chants of this city are qloaed to­ Gadscn, Orange, Putnam, lx*e, day in celebration of Bosh ills * Palm Beach, Collier, anj Morion. tie organization is cum posed of about 200 members, ac­ main closed on Tuesday also, that cording to J. Ji. Lee, its president, who statad today thdtr>plons are day likewise being a holiday. Included among the establish­ being made to.bring the 1925 meet­ ments are the Novelty- CredlLfitor*. ing, of the slate body to Sanford. M. Kronen'*, the Diamond Palace, A large delegation from this counBanner Department Store, Dixie ty, he said, will go to St. Petars ... the annual Army Shop, Eni;»oriu«n, b^rg Oct. 9. to attend -• fBundel’a o- a--t __J i,. i. . . fit*..* D a w L m . ,L L, N“rZ[** tlw j ^ Hive. Benjamin a convention wheye an tdvifation will Shoo Shoji. the OueUt,JlaumePs be extended to gather In this city Bpeciidty Shop and .the Pan Ton, A«Xt y ia b s A j p * jrf> ru : 4 ^ 1 ' . thoughtful people over the danger of the extermination uf wild life thut is such a valuable asset to our fair state as well aa .one of the greatest attractions to the pleasure seeker and red-blooded sjiortsman, “Thera is one element in th* fight for tha rinserratian.' protection and perpctia'Joq o l Florida!! fresh water .Un cud wild game life t h a t must f.u o.’ercotnc in a Jail- . Memorandum German Conditions Are Given the constitutionality ot a clausa in the transportation act of 1920 ing the railroad labor board power to require testimony . today. The Board petitioned _ United States District Court to ai der John McGuire of Chicago ad D. B. Robertson of INQUEST UNNECESSARY. testify before the Board. MANGUM. Okla., Sept 29.—An Guiro is general chairman inquest was declared unnecessary Chicago and Northwestern ” in the death of the wife and four for the Brotherhood of children of J. A. Melton, a fanner. ns -the number of Pu * -proportion - . . . pils has Increased. The pupils today received their book lists and are expected to ap­ pear tomorrow prepared to get their year’s work started. PARIS, Sept 29,—Leonold von Hoesch, German Ambassador, to­ day called upon Prmnier -Harriot and handed him a memorandum totting furth the condition under sane a n d to le ra n t tnxr.n.'r, and t h a t which Germany will make applica­ ix the idea *hut lu 'n j *aw» aro of tion for membership in the lxiagua m ure h. .* i-? t >*. n r s u to - w id c bu­ o f Nations. ______ The text ___________ of the mem- I M B t adutu will not be made public* children and herself. I (Conti-ojcd on page 3) & •i' W T , v ir? ! . and 'fjL . ■jrsi �r.y -C; i i y x . ■- . u i - ^ SK VM . WARRANTY DEEDS J acksonville : fi #.. sepu 27.—Tho Noar East Relief gradu­ ated from the various American Orphanages under its supervision in the Ncr East countries 15,000 orphans during the last year, ac­ cording to Dr. E. H. Curtis, state director of the organisation, who in n general letter to Florida peo­ ple tells of tho work accomplish­ ed and of the work ahead In the Held. * . Each ono of these orphans, boys and girls, were released from tho orphnnges nblo to tnke up. their placo in life and skilled In some kind of work by which they will be able to earn n livelihood. There ore still a lnrgo number of the children, over 40,000 re­ maining in theorphanges, nocording to Dt, Curtis and thunc must be carod for for some time as many aro under the ngc of 12. To caro for them tho same spleudid response that the people of F lo r ­ ida have shown in the past muict be continued, he enys. J. 8. Hnrvanl and wife from Mny II. Middleton and R. B.. lot ion .10, township 10, south rarer? 30 east; consideration, Trustees of Mount Cavcrly Rap­ ist from William Clark and wife, ot four of Robinson’s survey of an addition to south Sanford; con­ sideration. $500. • $. 8. Raumel and wife Sadie from John Hambeau and wife, sec­ tion 30, township 10, south of ramro 30 east; consideration, $600. Air. and Mrs. M. M. Lord to -George Poteo and Julia B., lots 27 and 28 of Lord’s Cifhis Heights; . confederation, $.">00. W. C. Mealor from Mr. and Mrs. Joo Daniels, sectioh 33, township IP, south of range 30 cast (ns de­ scribed New Upsaln lot 27); con­ sideration. $500. Seminole Counts Bank from Martin Doylo ami wife, lota three and four and live and six of block ’ **B" of Sanford; consideration, . . Q U IT CLAIM D E E D S _____ , . ' Arthur L. Ilowk and wife Anna F., to George Totco nhd wife Ju« 11a, lots 10. 17, and 15 and the it 50 feet of lot 14 of block 1** south of Sanford Heights ad­ dition; consideration, $500. »r Herbert HooverWill Talk On Government Ownership Over Radio a RV :, It w a s learned h ere toduy t h a t H e rb e rt Hoover, w a r-tim e food a d ­ m in is tr a to r of the U n ite d .States, will speuk over radio Monday n ig h t on “ G overnm ent O w nership vs. P r i ­ v a te O w n e rsh ip ." T he address will begin a t 1* o’clock, it is said. Mr. H oover's m essage, it w as pointed out, will bo broadcasted from W C A P a t W a shington which, on tliut n ig h t, will lie tied to g e th e r with five la r g e rudio stntions exte n d in g from the A tlantic to the Pacific in th e g r e a te s t single broadcasting e ffo rt e ver made. I t is stuted t h a t th e question is un im p o rta n t one— priv a te vs. gov­ e rn m e n t ow nership of puhlir u tili­ ties— and one iiuw hich the Sanford radio fa n s and th e ir friends should he inte re ste d . Tho public is r e ­ minded to lie ready to tune in on W C A P a t l> o ’clock. UUILDING PERMITS Mrs. J. J. Anderson, two-story isldence, Second Street and oily Avenue. John Burrows, addition to resi­ dence, Orange Avenue, $300. S MARRIAGE LICENSE George Dyne, single, ugc 21. to Agusta Hunt, single, age 18. Miss Velma Shipp Leads End Second Period of Campaign Sr (Continued from Page t) Friends of the various w orkers arc becoming in te re ste d each day. The Herald is receiving le tte r s containing votes on each mail. The telephone re q u e sts inform ation ns * , • ■ ■y . —— ; ■ ■■— V P r e s e n t Quarters TALLAHASEE. Fin., Sept. 27. —Florida's state business shows signs of outgrowing tho present duarters provided In the Capitol. Tho first indication (n this direc­ tion Is disclosed In preparations being made by the state comptroll« '* forcesfto take care of the autnmobilo license tag business of the forthcoming rush season, be­ ginning in November. • It has been discovered that the two carloads of Ilcchso tags which arc expected to roach Tallahassee about Novcroher 1 arc beyond the m available In the capital building, and tho romp? .....................ng trailer is making arrangements arrangements to to store.......... tho . tags building a g « in ‘ a new............... ... being erected across the street for a n riv h td p r in tin g plant. In o r d e r in g th e t a g s fov next y e a r , provision w a s ‘m ade fo r tin e s tim a te d inctense in th e n u m b e r of autom obiles th a t will bo r e g ­ iste re d of fr o m 15 to 20 p e r cent over th is y e n r which will r u n well tow ard the tw o hundred thousand m a r k when licenses of nit cla ssi­ fication* a r e ta k e n into account. Ahiplc provision also has been m a de fo r th e increased volume of business expected from the w inter visitors. A n Initial o r d e r fo r 20,­ 000 non-resident m etal tn g s hns been placed w ith the t a g m a k e rs. I t has been e stim a te d in different q u a r t e r s t h a t nt le a st 00,000 a u ­ tomobiles will visit tiic s ta te this w inter, but w h e th e r they rem ain beyond tlm 30-day limit in which license t a g s of o th e r s tn tc s are valid, rem ains to be seen. by Charles E. Hughes, the secre­ tary of state and other national Republican leaders, Theodore Roc. sc volt will make a vigorous campaign for governor of Naw York, l>eginning next Wednesday and continuing until election day, it was announced today at Republi­ can hcodqunrters. \ ■ • T . - . As Near You as Vcur Phone -------------- A C O R R E C T IO N i2 a a a • ■ IT A L IK N 8 C A L L E D TO CU BA H A V A N A . Sept. 27.—T he n a ­ tional Fncisti p a r ty has an o r g a n i ­ zation of 8-14 m e m be rs in Cuba, a c ­ cording to Emilio Il'Cnssi, a m e m ­ b e r of the o rganization. Tho p u r pose of this society a m ong the. I t a l ­ ian subjects in Clibu is chiefly to b ring them closer to g e th e r for mu null b e tte rm e n t, and to encourage Italian im m igration. 4. 4i» ' •* *• i* .* Can and Does Furnish *. . » -*• >* The If You Have Anything to Paint We Can Do it Well. v ■' i . Call at 113 Magnolia A'cnue ,-y - - . .^r-rr - ------ 5----- - a We are Agents for the m r l INCORPORATED Phone 103 •i w hence he hopped o ff e a rly today for S h a n g h a i, p la n n in g to j --------- -pause here en routo. SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE Ml ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M U B H U H H H iia H a M B H ftB M n M a iiR a n a a iiH iu Y e llo w J a c k e t S p r a y C art All, | We have new c a rta and r e p a irs for th e old ones on hnnd. l.r t us book your order fo r n new one or re p a ir the old one. MAHONEY - WALKER CO. Pi! INL’O RI’OR ATRI) ■ Phone 388- --------------------------- 207 K. Commercial St. ■ i BILL DING SEZ: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■ •H’- jv - K '+ i + v t-i" !,t v i " i ,T vS"?v-H ,-i-vs'-.'";' v v-z-z -i*•;•++<•+-I- THE GIRL WHO IS SO H0DESTTHAT SHE * WONT LOOK AT THE WEATHER STRIPPING WILI BEAR WATCHING. " TODAY 15 THE III TIME ' a “Big Tim” in Jail Is Out for Re-Election . •». FUCUOW, China. Sept. 87.— M„jor Zannl, Argentine world nvi, _ m o nn„ e „ : . nttr- nrrivo<> hc' a from I,onS Kon& ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !!■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ p „ ; „ » * I LANEY’S DRUG STORE Zanni Hops to Ftichow En Route to Shanghai Due to a typogra phic a l e r r o r in tho a dv e rtise m e n t of the A tlantic and Pacific Tea Com pany in F r i ­ d a y ’s H erald, Chip**) w as in c o r­ re c tly uilvertised. The ml should hnvo rend th re e packages for 25c. i THERE IS A REASON i <••••+♦♦+♦<.*++<••’••*• ••••-••.* • •• The* time to save money is when you Tret it. Don't wait for a better time. Train Schedule Gets) Approval Commission LiiV 'iz DO OUR PATRONS CONTINUE WITH US? H ■ Office Remains Open For the convenience of c o n te s ­ tants The Herald office will rem ain open until 10 o’clock to night and the ca m pa ign m a n a g e r will be in TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 27 readiness to assist the contestant* T he S ta te Railroad C i.ninii-ioii in any way possible. approved the revised *< (ledule tr a in Hardly a day p asses hut w hat service on thjT Sealtourd Railway | D oplf exp re ss s u r p r is e th a t such betw een S a ra so ta and I'latd ( i t v no prizes a re going to he a w a r d ­ which will give an additional ed by The llc rn ld to the young la ­ th ro u g h truin in each direction l» dies of the county. It is djffa ult to tween these two |. >inl., i - l l o l n i ' in ' — ' i c p ro g re ss being ntndc by f a ­ v o rite c o n te sta n ts and It is f r o - 1 CH ICA G O . S e p t. 27.- - “ Big q u e n t people coll a t the office of Xir»»*’ M urphy, who is sers irtg a publication to m ake inquiry re- | poiiitfritiary sentence for pnrtirig n rd in g th e ir favorite. _ na tion in the D earborn S ta tion mail From the In te re st being shown robbery is a c a n d id a te for re elec­ In the c a m p a ig n it is predicted by tion as president of ttie (las W o r k ­ many th a t this will be the hottest ers union which he bail headed campaign ever conducted in this since lie formed it in l!M!l. part of the sta te . i '' Has Business o f State Robscvelt Will Make Near East Vigorous Campaign Graduated Over _____ About To Outgrow Orphans Frohi Homes NEW YORK. Sept. 27—LAsslstcd City News Paragraphs $1,000. , nij i j THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924. : v* -. •• •.•s+.-..:..--.N*+4.4.4.+4-+++++i as you may, you will never be able to By tomorrow temptation and other unforseen thin.es will find a place for it. complete the rem odeling or c0nstruc-| The plaee to put your money is in this hank where you have two thing's needful, Safety and Profit. o f those thoroughly callable o f jrivii Don’t put it oil. Do it Today. We can help you. tion o f your house to your own com-l plete satisfaction without the eounsel| advice on these matters. We advist you to consult us on these mattersj S renlize how such valuable pru.es Ort. 12. - can be earn e d by such eirjy w r * It will be the young lady who m akes every s p a re m om ent for the most who will ridu home i on th e night of Nov. 22. in the new Buick. . . ' T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept 27. Tin Time is rapidly passing S ta te Railroad I'oinm ivdon today shrewd coiita.HlMii* a r c n u k i n g «• made puhlie orders approving lie • r y . m i n u t e count for the mcontain o s t . ....., !|l|lrrhllM, purchase ,iy by Ml(. Southern Hell 1.1 .M o n d a y s l i i r a l d '' j j l jj,,. i-phum- and T e le g ra p h • om pauy •(' th e new voting s ■ t I f „ u r indepoiid,-iit e o m panics in\« K th ird period of ’.he » P » J™ , inic an a g g r e g u le ice of *2110....... will show the m o t j Tlie B revard tm iiity (u in p a liy , lb. tjie voting pow er of je tih n rlp ti Km, n „ ..d a Son them Bell Buys 1 Other Companies c ■ F IG H T B Y IS M A D E j L A F O I X I T T I ’E G E T O N .....V'V'v S s i S A N F O R D f s FWPLEDttRl i L O A N A N D PH £SlD tN T I S A V I N G S G.E.rfCALL M ANAGEH lt a dealer thinks enough <*f hi- pr,1.' adve rtise li­ ip iill'y all of I Ik lino-. \ <ii iniiv d -p iiid upon it that it iduality. \\V nlwny* a iu e iii-,- th, lie-t liimbi-r obtainabh T h at' uii\ old business I g lo w in g r u i y m .11 |i) b a p - ami lionnd Carter LumberCo. Bhone r»(»r» . j . , j . N. Laurel Ave. ■ i1 B A L L O T m B (Continued from P«g* D “ The r e g is tr a r uf voters for •'»' h | a n d every parish in this state, i • a id the ruling, “ I* hereby prohib­ ite d from c e rtify in g to the stgna J tu rn of any nom ination paper, as u :B provided K II N M M a y s a L IN iiO OAv CAN'T PAV YOU NOW. l'VC TOO 1-1ANV o n e n PAY, ■.MINTb TO MCLT| &o u t ft IR O D U C T T w ellfchosenv* ( xj « to suir.'v*. quality tbut^can J P depended ootorlevelop all tho beauty that a homo can get from tho use of, ^Paint, .Varnish or EnamoLf i But ’bear in' mind ’J that’oorrect] application ^ o i t Paint, xVamlsh ^ or j Enamel is equally as Important a s : ttho quality^and.suitabilityj^ofLthe, . K E T C H IK A N . Alanl.u. Sept. 27. I p a n e f f o tt to stop th e ty s 'e in a tle ^ J p b b v r j ' of ft»h tra|>s in th it- di . ( y.i r i c t . salm on packer* here have a g r e e d not to p u r r huso fish holier • , ; c d t o have been stolen. More than i 80 voszeis suspected of pirnlie.d tactics have Inen blacklisted. [p ro d u cer If you tw ant to Enow, ask us. Our advice regardmg proper appli­ cation of Paint and Varnish Prod­ ucts is clwayfc practical and reliable b». ,* founded on five generations of Dcvoo Experience in satisfying all requirements of the user, r I f ^>« w « l or I jr.nU> Imfvrmoliom on ' J 70 I ron ’ Lofo n tru * — Lht\k o n j M oil Coupon, o 1\ T•*« Oh*? i L t n i U ft*# p s m t s J ----- k \Thou sands oTDevoo uaers wbotoidaily>ovallithem8dlvefliof X)ovoo ^ukiarfco 4n Yhe most 6ck>ntiftekand y«ffecti»of applicationfof • HAVE T H IS MATERIAL ON J TlM l rv Y E S . <F 1 U U -v W ILL P R O M IS E ) ro Pay FOR p r" 6 0 HOW THAT OF Da y s ' 10U0HT r£ Z y CANT PAY YOU NOW, l'VC TOO MANY OTHLR ACCOUNTS TO PAY. Irp .J .C2>' La t e r .OUT — . ABOUT AC C O U N T ) YOUR Voa. MR R E A D E R : YOU CAN FIGURE THIS OUT O R Y O U RSELF uzO x HL**" ( : Sr / You TtTAIL LUHPERMAN ’*# : l i t V t >• «> k A p t t H D t l U . IN C * IP I N * •~m 4S . N «w I *-*4 I ftend in U«kUu on Isom (he folioi « l u ( ^ i *i |u U *K *J I M H oots# o t i s i (rKtcrine) (« « t c r L »r ) Walls anJ C«t|mf likitnuf Wou4 ao<k QI ] H ot f; lun p ^ ul s u r ls s ti I uppn. Supixise you 1". n il some monpy to a friend and he failed to pay you a t the tn Him wunld you feyi tu'^aru hun ? When we sell lumber or other materials bri credit, t is equivalent lo loaning an amount of money equal to the amount of the hill. Isn’t it (uQ* to e ^p \c| . 4 payment at ihe time ugroetl u|»unV "Do unto ulhurs as you would have them do unto you.” If your account I® overdue, a settlement would lie appreciated. ' • ■ J lP « j n l ^ d j y a m i s h iP r o d u c t » . r . _ HILL LUM BER MAItKET I N E W O R L E A N S . Kept. 27.— 1 O ctober, 24.41.... December, -24.44. IICAGO, Kept. 27.— W heat, r .T 3 R * : lo 'T 3 0 :T 4 f ly , 144 to 144Vi. e r e m b f r . 1U7 ie,V. Corn. D Daccmuer. tu t to THE BALL HARDWARE CO. The House of ZlP^ScrVice — p h o n e e ig h t * • DEVOE PAINT AND VARNISH i'UODUCTS Oats, docvntbrr, 62*/» to A 1 PHONE 135- a4,.: « 17.'/ip |slL>j m.n aa u < — L- ~ - •••••••■ ■ ■ ■ ••■ ■ ■ ■ a u a iiw su ilM S S ssM S 1 i . . YC?k: * (/ iL YOU CAN LLT ML ) .upontFropcrtAppliaitibn '\ &) COMMODATC THAT FLLLOW AND NOW I CAN'T GET MY MONEY WHEN HE PROMISED thats gratituol for / YOU. I TRIE.D TO AC­ f-e* C t WONDER IF I—N i a i*. T hought ^ a t e r *^s * IT LI a v ,, D 44 n u n c it u M W AR ON F I8 II BA N D IT S vH*4s n ik 6 0 A Ll R I O M 1 YOU'LL S * (C ontinued from P a g e 1) not ru n over the n n v n ) t»l the last th re e and one iiulf ye a rs and nay to those in power 'W ell done, thou 1 good and faithful se rv a n t, or if in conscience thut cannot he said, tln-’i j let u s say. ’T u r n them out and try a new deal'." Kluboriite prt paraliona wenm ade for F rid a y n ig h t’e ineetinf', . held In the “ Billy S u n d a y " tub. t narlo. A a p o d a l tr a in of nin en-canic from N orton, Vu., a hundred milt's a w ay. On leaving here Mr Davis will go to W ashington and C thence to W ilm ington, Del., before f r e t u r n i n g to New York. t. 'fry A Herald Want Ad For Results “Do Unto Others As ■ D A V I S CL HIS C A M P A I G N WEST VIRGINIA m IDRI .j . s j . j . J . A A A A . S A 4 '-A. va * . 4>•*»A - c 4. 4. 4. .j. 5 w llh uny pdlitlcal p a rty roco|fiiu«d un d e r the laws of the stutc. • The law, however, does not p r e - j v e n t voters from c h anging tin tr p a r ty affiliation and then ............. th e petition. ) I* a $ herein, of am voter who lm» re g iste re d us a nliluting • V' 5ANF0RD.FLA 2 0 9 MAGNOLIA AVE. Sanford, Fl;d N o r t h F r e n c h A x em ie. ■YY CO M PANY^?, PHONE 231 V n. Coller, The Buildei . : l �u s e u m Devoted e T e s t s Onl y t o B u t t o n s Under Authority of Resolution * :$ ! No. 'ISd. r # T T l j : Central 8trtt from Park ~T ' WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, " Avenue to Trench AveFlorida, has herstofore. by appro* priate proceedings, provided for Under Authority of Resolution No. 157. ‘ the paving, re-pavlng, hard surikdng And re>hard-surfac(ng of Holly Avenue from Ninth 8trsct south to Goldscertain streets and avenues ip said boro Street ................... 12,C50.< city, and • Interest of said Bonds. . PRAGUE, 'Button button, who’s got the button T” TJiey know In Prague' where tnutons are to be found, 1. Jo. there It a butlor.n museum ____ _ In tho ~ CtechoSlovak capital In whichi every , :form and type of buttoni ever mnnufac. or wrought bjy hnnd Is on cxWHEREAS, the following streets Under Authority of Resolution mbit. Tho button imiiseum Is one of the most unique No. 158. 'J* institutions of and avenues in the city of Sanford, its'kind jn the world. . Park Avenue from Hugh­ Florida, are to be and arc now be­ i V & M of the” materials uthl ii ey Street south to » Ln ..,U *H urorth Thefo are ing so improved, and Franklin Street __....... 13.6fl0.( buttons of gbld, of allver, Ivpry, nrnnth nn«e«Li.. .# . i WHEREAS, Ihn proportionate bronte, porcelain, of n, of precious stones, such «s M turqiviia, turqiviis, ops), car- !»rt of lhe cost of the Improve­ ncol, etc. Some < >ms buttons date back ment and pnvlng of said streets over >1,000 ycnr* b',fore C l flashiest and;aJioVfjeak bu and avemlea assessed against t^ie lbo»« eighteenth privately owned property fronting | whort Eoropc seemed to e and abutting Upon said street* and j avenues to be ana now bein so improved, Is ns follows, to-wit Proportlo Ate Cost of 1m- | prevement as- , sessed Against » P r f v a t e 1y f Owned Proper- < S T R E E T S A N D ty as Shown by 1 A V E N U E S A U ­ Special Assess- , T H O R IZ E D TO went Roll of v BE PA V ED . the City of n Sanford, Flor- . ( Irtjt to statistics compiled In Tc'c of the state superinken»f public inatruction. The of Jallurfs. among the examinees was almost doutt among tha whites,; being cent; and the general aver­ . whites and nagroes comwas approximately 60 per ■■ m*» negroes. The 2338 certlflaiua awarded to s BUcecaaful candidates were dlsbnted by grades, as follows: F1Q!L‘L17 de’ Z UUMt 1111 "'ffroes, kr^de, whites 698; ne­ w - Third grade, whites, 971; Jv**’ r?P^***' wMt«a 210; 2 5 “ ' 4nwhites, 59; iroei, 0. Professional, whites, l{^ lfL^1 ’ certlflcxtes phraddIrfan to the foregoing, j f*rtjflcate* were isn r h « t?achep« two ta 'Lfe* fffd e, to 61 te?®**er» “P* two nem-oes! NEW YORK, Sept. 2C.-Thc dlrectors of the Standard Textile Products Company have omitted the dividend payments of both classes of stocks which hnvo been ptld regularly since 1919. The company la one of tho lending oil cloth manufacturers. wflch was tho ™ J S £ » Z ,p , wr Draws R e s e a r c h Men o f America W i t 1;; ftaa* pertinent modern probi be wor,d. civ. Uridvlllaed. The official eonIl f T 0n,pfu ! U tre*(,®» *Jone C ftltltotcs • helpful feature for Womon *n*«»ed In sorlous research. . _Af»on#r the Americans who have ncenu*.eaaiucted research work AIz.Hn *®cretarlat is Miss ll*! i i . U L lo < n ..R protossor of e n ^ -J lW k<ik® wb° Has BiwciaUsed In public finance. ProM T& alBBn I7 nbri*ht* of Column I * ty< *" bffr® studying the re= l l c?'J?t!;uc‘‘0D. of Eur°p® *» r„n ra <int^ th° league library PnLri/huf ° Kt* l.qU.l’"tion* P®rt«ln* * % W » u b j« :t. Professor Mowft « o ¥ lL UMV#r*,ty ° l activities Vormont, is d devoting his research meni.*tUd«y fe n ln * frmw ? ^ Ciial Under Authority of Resolution FAUCET SERVED BOOZE No. 142. Elm Avenue from Thir­ SALT L A M CITY. S ^ t . 2 9 .teenth Street South A double action faucet which when to Hughey S treet........ 22,485.82 turned one way flowed water nnd when turned another flowed ntoonenlno liquor was found by the pol­ Under Authority of Resolution ice dry squad In a recent raid. No. 143. The faucet was “fed” with whin- Third Street front San­ ky from a barrel burled four feet ford Avenue East to under the ground in the bnsoment of an alleged “soft drink” estabChapman Avenue and Ilshmcnt and was forced into ihn Chapman Avenue from STREETS AND Third Street North to AVENUES AU­ Union Avenue.......... ll),825.( THORIZED TO R O M A N O F F S O U T O F GOTHA HE PAVED A C T O R S LACK WORK. ’ Under Authority of Resolution No. 144. RERUN, Sept. 29.—It is esti­ mated that 900 out of every 1,000 Evans Street from Pnrk Avenue west to Elm actors nnd actresses of the Herlin theaters are without Jobs this sumAvenue 8.793.( tner. A great many of the play­ houses arc closed. The situation Under Authority of Resolution in fllmdom la nlso in thc dol­ drums. . S«I'L 2 D— Spotleu typhus has broken out in this s tf r m - s w e p t city, adding its hor­ ro r to the flood. Over n hundred eases nre being re giste re d daily, aHX T ,l,l a | d u i(ia u.iq.w p(K)'(|(jij'jp;i jo Xupno 1111 lu.m .ud j j | | | m i|.i|u.w sXBMq»m ° m 8 u|«n so|u|qaA jn ) || 8 | 3 m aqy ouiiiuatap 04 wajux puoa reductl°n <>t nrniuo frtho I S S 1924. Under Authority of Resolution No. 141. Hughey Street from San­ ford Avenue to Park Avenue $ 4,883.00 “» L e a g p ^ r L ib r a r y ’S Oil Cloth Company Pays No Dividends as C0mmlttc® selected I'nder Authority of Resolution No. 146. ourteenth Street from Sanford Avenue to Pal­ metto Avenue; Fif­ teenth Street from Sanford Avenue to Mugnolin Avenue, and Sixteenth Street from Sanford Avenue lo Magnolia Avenue 9 ,076.(1 Under Authority of Resolution ItreH Vt* ,U f.f hn» Pl“ced . 1 1 ot visitors furth»£*igU| nL th®, Orff*nixation to • Dollars, for r j t t f e t a * to bum all cotton [alka after harvesting their cott l » f rop n. or,*®r t0 destroy the Inter quarters of tho bo|| vreevll. ■“ ’eddy Junior Resigns From Naval Post NEW YORK, Hept. 29— The di­ re Roosevelt nominated yesterday tho Republican nominee for guv­ nor of New York called on Pres* rnt Coolldge thia morning and rinally preaentixl his resignation ussistant secretary secretory or of the tho navy •wn.siani Jlch was accepted by the prcslIEN CREMATED IN 700 B. C NIENBURG. Germany, Sept. 21 n* containing the asnes of hi ,n discovered at Wenden in 1 VoBey of the Wcser. Jr. Jacob Frlesen, who made thc tl of 127 graves, believes he has wrtbed a cemetery of agriculiato who inhabited the Weser trlct oeevrety centuries before 'Ut walked in Galilee. VlNDMU.U i SUPERCEDED iMSTERDAM, Sept. 29.—The windmills of Holland, pictured to many Dutch landscapes, are ny put surely going down be1 modem machinery. They did ICA" BUNG IN BELFAST IT* Sant, 29.—For the in the history of Belfast Iry T ls of Thee, was fly hare. The occasion coMit tendered by the r Board in honor of the 'toe destroyer BillingsH»l*. U lh th .. RESORT HOTEL 1IURNS Sept. 29.— famous re­ ly today hy uest were without m- I'nder Authority of He No. 149. • Melloiiville Avenue from j Pace Lane North to north line of Mayfair; Elliott Avenue from Pace Lane north to opposite thc nurtlieast corner of Lot 13, Hlock I, Mayfair; Summerlin Avenue from Pace Lone north to opposite the northeast corner of Lot 14, Hlock 2, Mayfair; and Union Ave. from Mellon ville Avenue east to Summerlin Avenue Under Authority of Resolution No. 140. Highland Street from Sanford AJcnue to Park Avenue (1.635.1 iir.itr./aN, said usseasments are payable ut the option of tinNo. 150. property t wnur* within thirty (30) JERUSALEM, Mept. jy.— Fri Seventh Street , ruin days, Saturdays und Sundays, the days after said assessments stund Mugntillu Avenue west Sabbath* of the three fulths in Pul equalized, approved and confirmed, estine, are recognized us officiul to Dark Avenue l.KtiSi: 1 <>r in fifteen ( 151 equal attnuul in­ holidays for purposes of presenta­ stallments, with interest ut the tion of negotiable paper, und no rate of eight per rent, per annum promissory notes or bills may be protested on those duy*, according upon ull deferred payment* from to a decision of u conference of und after the time *aid special as­ sessment* stand finally equalised, approved and confirmed, und, WHEREAS, contracts huve been Under A uthority of Itesolutiun let by the City of Hanford, Flor. No. 132. tdu, to Hutton Engineering and Maple Avenue from First Contracting Company, for the Street south to Fifth paving und improvement of the Street 11.641/ A Resolution Providing for in Is­ aforesaid streets und avenues, in the manner and with the material sue of Bonds by the City of SunUnder A uthority of Itesolutiun authorised by resolutions aforeNo. 133. ford, Florida, in the sum of Two suid, and Holly Avenue from First Hundred Twenty - Seven WHEREAS, the City of San­ Street south to Fifth Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds Street .................... ........ lS^tiO.Oo ford, Florida, desires to issue Derived from the sale thereof to bunds to the umount of seventy per he used to Partially Finance the cent. (70%) of the proportionite Under Authority o l Itesolutiun purt of the cost of the improve­ No. 154. Part of the Cost of Certain ment of the streets and uvenuea Twelfth Street from San­ Street Improvements Assessed aforesaid, assessed against pri­ ford Avenue to Park vately owned property fronting Avenue ................ ...... .. 6,703.( and abutting on the streets and t ic Under Authority uf Itrsolulioa of Florida, and to Organise, Incor­ No. 155. porate and Establish a City Gov­ aplar Avenue from ernment for the Same; and to Pre­ First Street to Third scribe the Jurisdiction, Powers and S iu a A H a a a iu H u ita u i Street --- ------- :---------- fl.618.( Functions of said Mun!cipslity,“ «5**E'jnnj)|B»M »»Bunn*acBuu«B l nder Authority of Resolution y; 'T fltfh ljflt ^ f ■ SANFORD HERALD, 1 r t W lf t t e r u K A ^ ed, maturing and made payable as p rop e rty benefit ted by ‘t h T ^ t S follows: ^ im p ro v e m e n t constructed o u ^ u Bonds numbered from 1 to 20, the proceeds of the bond, Mttw_ to mature January 1st, 1026. Bonds numbered from 21 to 40, ized by this ro.olutlon, .SuR, to mature January 1st, 1027. their Collection, be |mm« n • , Bonds numbered from 41 to 60, P.ld Into tho • m v * £ 2 * * to mature January 1st, 102k. Pledged .01.1, ,h . •Bonds numbered from 61 to 80, the principal and Interest 0f th to mature January 1st, 1029.. bonds hereby authorised t0 bn U Mayor uf the City of Sanford, Bonds numbered from HI to 100, sued, and in the event the ProCM>£ Florida.’ . to mature January 1st, 1020,} j: • } ‘1'» ; •1'• S - f t j S r * “M0,‘imenl* shall to-wit: * Bohnds nUrtibercd frotn 101 to .120, Attw’l : , : (n-ufficlentsto provide to ! i l l .to 20^ to to mature January 1st, 1931. payment of theSrincipal nntl , I (Form of Inter?kt Colipori) ■ 1 Bonds numbered from 121 to 140, terost of tho'aaid/bonds as (Interest Coupon), jf J 21 to 40, to mature January 1st, 1932. same become^due riftd payable. thj ' $30.00 Bonds numbered from 141 to 160, No................... City pf, Sanford, (Florida, here'bj ON THE FIRST DAY OF U to 60, to matbre January 1st, 1933. covenanto and agrees with thJ JANUARY, 1 0 - , J28. Bonds numbered from 101 to 180^ holder or holders of said i/bnd* ori THFI CIT^' OF SANFORD, >\ to 80, to mature January 1st, 1934. nny of them to levy annually upon FLORIDA Bonds numbered from 181 to 20.’, nil the taxable property 0f said will pay tho bearfcr ^Thirty Dollars 1 to 100, to mature J a n u a r y 1st, 1935. City, a tax sufficient to meet said *20' Bonds numbered from 203 to 207, ($30.00) In lawful money of the I United States of America at The | defilcency. It being the intention I to 120, to mature January 1st, 1936. af said City to provide for the pay. Bonds numbered frinn 208 to 212, Chase National Dank, In the City | of New York, State tof New York,! nont of tho principal and interest 1 to 140, to mnturo Janunry 1st, 1937. )f said bonds primarily out of the 22; Bonds numbered from 213 to 217, being six months' interest then duo I 1 to 160, to mature January 1st, 1938. on its Improvement Bond, dated! proceeds of said special assess. 33. | Bonds numbered from 218 to 222, i July 1st, 1924, payable from n tax* I to 180, to mature January 1st, 1939. to he asse'sed, levied and collected I 34. | Ronds numbered from 223 to 227, ' upon all taxable property within I to 202, to mature January 1st, 1940. the boundaries cf the said City of 15. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, Sanford, Florida. 1 to 207, RECITED AND DECLARED, I SERIES C. 10. That oil nets, conditions and things I; I to 212, required by law to exis’, happen 1 (Blond No.) 17. nmi be performed, precedent to . to 217, and in the issuance of this bond, !8. | have existed, have happened, and yor. I 1T FURTHER RESOLVED to 222,'have been performed, in regular ( cate.) ns R00n ns Kni,J bonds shall TK ' ^ printed, same shull !«. ,|u]y ex. 9. (nnd due time, form and manner, ns _ to 227, (required by luw, nnd that the a do- rClerk, ,! ! ct d l,in ’y l"1 nn<l thc “ W the'1 V"yor form and rnnnner 0. jamount of this bond, together with r qi »V* here,nnbovc "*t forth, and said to be ,ull other indebtedness rf the City Mate bonds, when so executed, shall princi- ,of Sanford, Florida, dees not e x -l0 ’I00*®, thereupon be forthwith delivered Is to lie Iceed nny limit prescribed by the|c .........*by Raid Mayor nnd eai<l Clerk to >e City {Constitution nnd Statutes of the d D. | hoiTest Lake, S. O. Chase nnd C, J. 1 oik, 'State of Florida, and that before J ?d Pn Marshall, composing tho City Com­ United the issuance of this bond, prnvis- 1tl ....... . Jmission of Sanford, Floridn. rxbonds ion hns been made by resolution i f i page officio bond trustees of the City of vor of the City Commission, to assess nn- j Is of'Sanford, Florida, for delivery in a, and nunlly a tax upon all real and per. tl .’enth due course to thc purchasers thenf San- sonal property, railroads, telegraph j, of the and telephone lines, owned nr sit-I f mmole, F1K IT FUIITIIKH KESOl.VKI), •ffixeii Iunted with n the City of Sanford,1r, 1 Thnl Forrest I.kk<», S. (). Chase nmi ms *" Florida, to realize a sum sufficient j . . C. J. Marshall, ns ex-officht bond a'l be to pay the interest upi n this bond C| <if the trustees of the City of Sanford, litb- as it may become due and to creSem i-1Florida, he each required to enter -es of ate a sinking fund fur the 1 nvinto a good and sufficient bond in thc sum of Twenty-five Hundred ($2,500.00 > Dollars, conditioned upon thc faithful performari'e of the duties imposed upon them us CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA bond trustees of the afoiesaid au­ IMPROVEMENT BOND thorized issue of bonds, and , SERIES C. HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, $1030 That this Resolution shall be and ; m m Interest 6 Per Cui.t. Dated July 1st, 1024, Interest Payable Semi-anuually on January 1st. and July 1st. Principal Duo January 1*1. 19 , liuth Piineipal and Interest I nynble at the < HASH NATIONAL HANK New York. N. Y. uSir^SlLs,wi«i" « Outbreak Hog Cholera Is Reported Checked b e it f u r t h e T S That any and al, |prcUt ments levied andlin«~ SEPTEMBER 29. 1924. vT They’re Gerlnah. War! Tornado Did to Steel Trestle Receiving Inquiries Regard Bond Issue I .al $25,000; Snnford Men b Attend Opening Exercises The new I.yman School, xituatod ! j»twccn Longwood and AHnmonto t tprings ahd recently crqctrd aqd Sjimishcd at a cost of npproxiipntnEb $25,000, was formally, opened /(hi* morning for tho' flr.4t tinm frith a Urge attendance, according .to those attended tha opening ox[•irises. Tho pew* schoql, It 13 Raid, |b beautifully located on an oight[irte plot and will’ accommodate students from Longwood. Alta­ monte Springs and Forest City. The cxCrclsqs wore opened this morning by the singing of America by those present after which W. H. j Entzmingcr, trustee of the Long[wood district, introduced Prof. H. I 1C. Doucluss, principal of the school j who assumed at that time charge 1 ' -,:.q Kyiv's l l t i i (frith. Mecca May Be Hands Of Wahabia Warriors G re y -H a ired 189%; JA C K S O N V IL L E . Sej.t I be I-loridn S ta le Hoard of H ealth hai* ueaiguated Ilit Week ilf tb-t. 12-19 an "m ii-quin. \\ c k . ' During this period the b u n d of health, in conjunction with the h lorntu A nti-M o .put,. Assiu-inlion, will eng a g e in an n-tive 1 am paigti of w a r f a r e a g a i n . t thc fe ver-prodiieinir inseel^. sta te - Hi'n. Made Recover n Boat Wreck; CJ.FVI.I AND. if sept, so.—juira IJ-O^H- itiDiered it 4i re.'iivery 1 jThird Annual Trii 11 am tin In Miter igli.iia: ul mutt ufflirts today 1 > — ■■ ■ MIAMI, Sept. 29.— Florida h nun nf furrs xnd >*•“« owners ore sendtnglh many •I I lie search i“ I t lies for the Uiird annual bird 1 i ini.idtaii short field trials to be run cm quail f •Mil the bodii ' . ! Yvigbcr 9 and l l under aufoli •■recovered early tb? Dadb County Game Prot the reetivery of confess inti sll •'•*1e monied lo'ide Satu rd ay by In 1 wile 10 inquest ( will bo cumyleted , 1' P M - , . , \ L 1 '| i- ..| l M W U i III I <r Ih.1 ;• cnnfe* Ion*, nni-cc t officials said llii* couple are | ' ’ •' t > waive the formality of | •i mi: ;t. . bearing. lo s e r . inirg N'ntlomil*. Americans, go National*, trail Americans, h ,>it Americans, troit American*, •igo Nationals. York Nationuls. Yoil, Nationals. \ oi I; N'ntiiiiiuh . Boflwin i ) harmed l i on, Custody Today Vmericaiis. Nslnmiils. okU n Nntioiials. Mrs. Miriam Ferguson Wins in Court Figld A U S T IN . Texas, Sent. 23 | M rs • 1 nrl Nuti'Uinls. ago Nntinliuls. go American*, siklyii Nutionnls. York Americans. Yolk Americans, York Nationals. Estevez Held Charged Snuiggliiijr Accounts SI —— I ETKRMU la;. Si*|>t. If'k 1 *d ifMK'l Krill V i /. I** hcitii? In Id |»v fug to radio advices from th ^ m o iy icon tanker !. c l WhlldM What the World Is Doing As Seen by Topular Mechanics Magazine Voice Pictures as Nerve-Cure I Aid Aie 1 cited in London Various kind* of nervous disorder* ftp' KRitl ti> Ik1 <lt 11 ut***1 liy ilit* tiN.* n( mi itiBlnitni fit, luvi'iitmi hy Prof K. \N Strip turn ami iu l.iigl.-tful, to lah' "pi«*liifrh «»f tl,,. liiiniaii Warren Is Elected As Sophomore Prseident Says Stetson to Fare Hard Cirid Schedule Wilton* of dollars to Am erican u k - i h i i i a l SlnTui.l1 President •'an ipi* Oriiro cf IV>« Is thei- o u t. res.xs d Funeral Services Are Held For Tampa Man Daily Fashion Hint Tines o f the Republican Ticket In the Hands o f William M. y Early Political A lly o f Presideni _ Most. Important to everyone, In ‘gafttonti ®e toprtng election U. of course, reread, r«»idfpt cooi\dg«y with a Dim-, 1A c.rht: ttn^eBf ’ record for Ms Sdmtnlstra- 'latr-rnl $urin^ A | Uw0r ' ^*5 * W»r, ,**yt!i|3 b® “oved llteroily icah u s ait food and ptcdirl figures gntherra b Pit, ' iAk- 'of.* Toklu’i pppera. . . «iTrkiiM citisuna consume abot ,t 1 40.0UU snake _cach 11 tout, *aya th; A*. 'Shlikci, mostly of tlcV lik TAMPA. Sept. 2!*.—Funeral :<erv ily or garter snakes, nre cl tin eaten hy - Invalids noeding tl J. 1 ; ML I lei, a retired liter noprshing fueior which scicnea hi 1 chant, tOtu<tu ' Sutunlay at i!L' hbejled viiumjq A.,In vhleh thei Aiigiutine. He wni- until recently reptiles arq smwired to he.ljkl the I,..t.i , f a ehuin of 13 grocery ,jr fhpy are ronsuouxl n» a drinl 1 ior«‘ •*- Florida cities. ' nuule'by burning thent aqd djssolt —— big (Tib a«be.-i In spirits, ftuch edi uuiptlon of *naker is due to ol it^erstillunn nnd does not hav i'.cdirnl c p d o r se u ia n t,'1 Oct. 12-19 Designated As Mosquito Week A A. Sept. 2ft— Santo D as admitted to membersb League ut Nations by lls vot<i of ibe delegates t I LONDON. Sept. 29— T he w hite i Moslem v o iH <s anxiouidy uw nit| injC conlii notion of r e p o r ts t h a t Mecca h.»« n» 11 c a p tu re d liy.’ th c 1 Wnlinblf-- 'MUticul Molmmmedan j l ’n ritn n n fo rm e rs who iu-ld (ho ! city u 'c-A yeAVs n t tho lioginninfl j of the ninel(>enih c e n tu ry . T h e lit. .. TO WO, Kept, 20,—More th , (lo available s u g g e s ts th a t two hundred snake dealers in To! supply thc city's demand tor anal tho rr; •: is likely lo ho true. 10,000. Snakes Ust Monthly in Jap Cil G ia n ts 51uy M5, i to 145Vi; Oats, Dcccinbci 52S to 53. ■'< ’ -ONS(lUSIJANI) IN OHDIOR TO WKI) Ills YOUNG WIDOW of S c rie s E n g a g e m e n ts; He a n d M uck L end E x p e rie n c e CHICAGO, Sept. 29— Corn, De centher 11.1 to lia v j; Wheat. De cent Iter, 1310-3 to P ilo t H n s W o n O n l y T h i ’e e o f H i s MARKET Phillips To Talk To (Janie and Fish Body Here Tonic:hi tr»u nf protection. *Tlio change of local opinion to staU-widc nufliiirity will be slow amming about unless the stall takes this most important JriUur in band and gradually but ^jjorcly educate the masses into Xhc 6ilj'fight'nmi xnfranfngo ar'Htdtc»lde protection. “It is impossible to accomplir.il anything in tlieh way of ennservntion, protection and pertictuation of fresh water fish 0 1 wild game life by a few individuals scattered here an there; real and lading licnefits can only conic from nn or­ ganization formed in every county throughout Klmida. “To make the figld fer the con­ servation of our wild life a perm­ anent success cadi organized coun­ ty unit must affiliate with the Stnto Association.II “l/M us remember tin larger the membership of every Count.v As­ sociation. 1the more influence it will exact in molding public senti­ ment in favor of strict adherence In all gnmc laws. "Politico is Dijt,'dominant force of all popular Ipgi.station. This putent power has to he considered. It cannot ho reckoned with by a few individuals. It will turn a t “Sanford is u cil lirtening car to thc voice of one ■ tir two and t)u.-ii forgot. Hut when j1 volnpcd resources detqands come from nunibora and a !’do not seem to re. big organlration, legislators be-!■got nmi tins real gin to sit Up nnd take notice; they Ifawaiting, to bo <b ANNAPOLIS. Md.. Sept. In order to keep Farrpgut thn Middy gridiron at tllb^J Aradcmy, in tlid' pink -of con for this season’s games, a « Me (Add has bccti built uh dr aside for 1 user of the Navy-fo rpon duriaie prac$lcp^. »/Wa’ »ai V, The plan was the Idea of A d rtlw r o A ty ll. Wilson, sui tcm lcnfof <bfc AfUdiilw? Ntr has been placed on ground th* become hardened through u tennis courts, and.is. now go with fine grass. Work; on tbc now steel stn Issues of Sanford and Sgmipidc J bounty. Such items, ho said, arc road b.v thousands of pcoplo who -> contemplate visiting Flondn during 1 the winter ami perhaps a large num It her who nre coming to this,state to “ rcrmiin ns permancrit residents. These people, it is pointed out, are for 1 generally desirous of visiting and the living In places that are showing signs of substantial growth and doveloiuncnt. “v rTjj Already, it was learned, large numbers of inquiries have hern re- ' ocivcd from contractors by the lo -! cal hmly asking for information re-1 T j warding the bond issue and th e ' . |on sale «>f Ilie Ix»iu1s. ThlF. Mr. Pom • n'«n concluded, indicates tho nc- r,vot •■vc interest being taken by the , Pt,r*‘ large eontrarting companies ii; theisnys progressive communities of Florida. | the 1 world, tho .23rd Psalm”. Follow­ Ing this Was a rapyer by Rev. Kirg. • • Jno. D. Jinklns of Sanford then spoke to the pupils on the “great opportunities affored them ns stu­ dents”. He further paid tribute to the late Howard C. Lyman who was largely responsible for the erection of the l.yman School and who was nctlvo In educational work in this county until the little of his Tnlks were made nlso by L. .1. Bartley, recently nominated ns u member of the school board from that district. J. W. Osteen, trustee of the Altamgnte Springs district, nnd B. J. Overstreet, retiring trus­ tee from the I/ongwood district. In n brief address, Mr. Entzmingi-r asked for the co-operation of the patrons of the school in mak­ ing n success of the ensuing term. Prof. Douglass also spoke to the pupils in regard to conduct, asking that they “do right” so a. to avoid rumnlicatiuux. The faculty of the school is a; follows: Prof. II. Dougless. principal;'Misa Gladys Shephard, grammar gnidckt Mins Aline t han man. intermediate grades; Mi Mary Dyson, primary grades. Football Tho following paragraph appear­ ed in the Sept. .17 issue of the dnily review of tho Manufacturer* Re­ cord, a publication which has nn extremely largo circulation among contractors and manufacturers throughout «xtho <>■entire United States: . r. „ ' Chamber* ,ot .Cctmqprpc Good Ronds Coutmlttee, Interested Jn Im­ proving and building roads In Sent, mole comity, Including boulevard aldng Lake Monroe front proposed new bridge at Lake Monroe to SnnfoH; plans $1,000,000 .bond .issue." Jins, states Secretary it.- \V, Pcarman,-'Jr., of tilt Chamber of Commerce, indicates tho scope and ■ f •' i7 responnJbmtv to the nation which: t ho cannot shirk. But hts campaign Is In oxoelbint handn—the hands of - kVIRIam M. Butler, old friend and', 0 fArly political oily of Calvin Cool-l -iblgc when bosh men were deep tnr 9 , lb* statu politics of Massachusetts.; ” , Ttlrht now. and. for several: : 'm o n th s p a s t , ' Mr. ltu tle r h a s been; E n h o u l us busy os onu m a n could be.. E A f t e r , suceeadully hAndliair / t b a f thi-i full will fuels the buidi it j-ca; s< n l:j the histo ry of thv uTiool. JIc ogprefscM confidence, how ever, of the te a m 's uhility to go through t.Se sciu'duiu, which . follow*, w ith a good recqrd, if not wiLhout u d c "WiTUvoft fent: Oct. 25, Siiuthcrn Collcgo ut E'el-uiul; Nov. I, L ouisiana S ta te llWiVruiV College a t Tuiu|ur; Nov. 6 , N ew ber ry College of S. C„ a t Dt-Lund; ' 15 Mississippi S ta te s t D e ­ L and; Nov. 22, open; Nov. 27 C T R lK lK r .L V SM A R T . IRK K „ i-h- *'inv l*ny) llo w n n ! C o l­ Designed (or development in t ire lege of Birmlrighanr, a t D e L a nd; soft satins p( the M-awm is thi» (rock with fitted bodice and g.xtlicu-d skirt. ‘'tie satin in black, with ’ iira-convlnilon campaign for Ur.j' dcry in bright colors, 1 C'loll'jgc; hr was mudn chairman i ‘aris minnmendation <d thc flrmibtican National Com-! The Jong, close-fitting ,mlllre. nnd h ia v e o i at the helm]' Vhpx awnmr vt» and ritreritrtr"*lhst<. led with circular frills Medium uzc require*' Cl inch material. ii, hnvana University at DuLand; Dec. 27, Havana Utrivarsity at Havana. . • QOTHA G-rmanv. Sept. 26^— Tho new edition of the Almanuc W N S w lir li reigning family of Russia, s finely printed iutges did not an m m ‘ * ** ’ ! . Moving HrilVy Furniture up ? . J [» . ml Manps anfi other {tesvy objeeja-caa bt moved up steep inclines, such as' stal.-vay*. very rssdy by means of tha soup.'* winch shown in the ilhatrs* Hon It cotmisU of thriw lengths of IV«-in. g-'ispipc. tw*o floor flingre and two champ,_ which’ bteAscrewed to* 1'ctlnr to fom,' a shift and crank. Two b-ngthi of stqut rope, one hare mg a heavy iran yiqg at each rod. are £ also provided. The ropo equipped "g with ring* is brought sround thn pi. I uno a*. Hiqwn. tii.<\ rioga. |>qittg slipped over tho shaft. Heavy pads are, o l ixiunw, provided around the' ooreers to protect thc varnished surface. A Vt-m. bde is drilled tlirougk <Uie ctntrr uf thu shaft to redrive an.eyebolt. ’ and oue«ml of the second rope is tieq to it, the utLrr cud Lstng sreurvljr tied to some support at the $c>P .<*1 ’ the itM'hnc. In use, the operator move* the piano up the stairway by * turning llm, crank,' A^’ilmw Hapip Lamp Sh.ulrs in Shape o f Ditds and Animals Railroad Carries Ships Overland 1 Designed in the shapa of hints and with Passengers and Cargoes Ho that vessels inny carry their > iinidi, shade* fur electric lights pusscngrrs nnd cargo overland be­ I) vc l«cn introduced m England, ten’ it is said llicir odd appearance tween si ;.umtrd lusbes of water, e l. * resulted in a great demand for milway slop cunsi. consisting ol -in. P a u iy d mills' aatursL Inn » ol sluireH. inclined planes und large, sjw• l.i stiljjc($^ With tl)'" fur»u<l<'.*ccnt cudly dcsigucd rudituid li.it cars, has Im*cu built m Germany. When u Ii up inside, \hc shade iireW-uts u sli mner reaches it* tenuUral, tlio flat 11 >vel effect whtin eobenuiK the glare car is rolled on mils down an incline <ri the light.:'P^Vari6da)&udels, they into the water and slipped under­ a"i used on floor lamps, ceding and neath the boot. It is then drawn _II lig h t s . back up tho elope and, with the rhiji cn top. is transpiirted to tiro next body of water into which it runs fur Talking through Your Own enough to permit tiro vessel to float. Loud Speaker Many radio funs arc having fun talkiug Uiruti'di tKtir own idud fj>cakors. Tha trisk is suuple; connect tho headset across ilw primary of the Initiafonucr of the first stage of am1 4ifiration, the B-bntlijry being conqectod and t|ai.tubes ligbtcl as usual. Now, by talking ipto the headset, the hitid rj^'ikcr will tobest whatever ie said. ThU is tms, way of "getting disUnc^"; put the loud vprJhcr in an­ screwed on each rod of-thi other room and have tho fuMpt listen shown, to prevent the rope’ ping off as it, is wound, op in white yqu Salk iuto the i It is Uipn (Kxsibla to msko tho loud lepgth ot rope near itm « I This line was built to provide com­ «\ieaker ta^* “This is 2-I.O, London. - muniesbun betwoen East Prussia and Knklsod/'1or swnoriire the name of the different bodies of water from any distant Mtation. whoa in reality which it has been cut off by the new the set may not be capsids of receiv­ divisions of territory resulting from ing over a range of more thsa *. few * w**. Ui« *V* . •> . h �Herald *ih A nent ‘Liars .■ — h . U^f m Itv i Are you a liar? Certainly not! And very likely you A Wet richi. would feel tremendously inclined to fight anyone who haa the An Air Fleet'* Work. audacity to Bay ao. Nevertheless In all prbahiltty you are. Hans Him Twice. riortaa, undo* Act ,pf A t least If you are not an out and out liar like most ojf Rule* for Girls. ■ H -M** us, you will show H marked Inclination a t times to deal most BY AItTHUR BRISBANE k * S £ S recklessly with the tru th iitid indulge occasionally in a some­ (C o r n e ll i**U what too unmitigated uso of hyperbole. Mr. Webster, who himself was sometimes, a little inaccurate about things he i i m o n nATR* NEW YORK will enjoy a "wet" ~_.IT.00 BIx Month*..II.to in city «%>*cnwonn^ w* Gj ito his dictioija.ry,, soys a lj^r is “A perBon who know- campaign for the Gorcmorsldp, Weekly. Jidltlun. Utters a. falsehood",,fio .when, you greet your neighbor both Republican and Democratic with q.cheery 1 mornipg on a rainy day) yqu’ro a liar, at. candidates. AJ Smith and Theodore. _«*». KOTICIII. Air Cbllui J&tst h ied ■" irijing tq|Mf. tVeWter. > . i •! , • • Roosercl, Second, being' on' refcofd, , card* nf tWUHa*|a>*AWtl< Ilcaa o f a n t a r t a ln r t i A i l w h s r s In favor of becr-as against absolute '" N o w far be it? from T ne’Hcrnlu to quibble with its read­ .a nr* m a d e w ill ha c h a r g e d r e g u la r a d v e r t i s in g r a te * ers over an incident of this kind. ' There are such things As prohibition. . i - •.. ’ i • ' i “w hite lies" and th is id.a ‘Mdte.lie.V Praisfe God for “wl ;;white]le3M ti*isjd,a ’JWhitp.lie” Praisfc “white IBRUTUt: ASA" AMERICANS WILL watch stlth' jAaxwiUtad Ri___ ■■ lie® * f iWhcK yodielT your, wife abe looks beautifullyin her interest young Thoodofe the Second * Iliad to tha ua* for repubo t a ll n ew * dlanatcbaa new B bonnet, n “white -lfe£ may P H IP BthP aPt’s B LprobablyIjW P iW W W IB W Wand iW W P T sO iw following in his father's footsteps. It or not otharw l** c f e d you a black eye; When you call her up 1n ,‘thc evening and The original Y. R. went to the i'njthe a p er and a 1*0 th * local. y°u „ la* ppapi i published her ■ / tth h aatt hi kndffpahu’h« 10,1 her y °u RTe.detained dn business, h a y be a “white New York Legislature, so did hi* bflcatlon of * P w lie," too.'1-Whb can tell? son. The original T. R, ran for Of course there is the other extreme,j the' “black lie,” Governor npd was elected. Ills son iDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, ISM bdlt.rpqat of us.dpnt’ know much about “black lies” and so is now running for Governor. 'THOUGHT'TOR TODAY' M ./ , W? .won^t ipcludb them in our argum ent But there is what Whether he will bo elected or not know might be called an unhappy medium between the “white remains to be seen. THOUG thoughU that I think,toward ,lie“ and the “black lie” and possessing only a slight touch aaith the Lord, thoughts* of THE POST OFFICE shows that .. . . M S of color. It is the “yellow-lie." snd_ ____ not of evil. by using connecting railroads the seek mil*’and1 *find me, t iTheR'yoUow lio“ is the most dangerous of all untruths. IB' nir mail service can save time and ■hall search for. me with Perhaps because of its widespread use for many seem to r.Ueart—Jeremiah 2'J: U . 18 ildd-the “yellow lie” convenient as well ns funny. Perhaps money to business men. The sav­ because-of the case with which one Is graduated from “white ing in time from New York west 8ELF-SLGGESTMN "tlffl'l IfesR' into “yellow lies.” But in either case it is the “yellow is six hours to Milwaukee. Minne­ think you are beaten, you apolis nine hours, St. Paul eleven lie" from which everyone should most carefully guard him­ hours, Denver twenty-three hours, . s }.r> „ < ■, „ . v - J ! '■ Ogden, Utah, thirty-six hours, Los ■you think you darn'foot, j o u self.■ - - * don’t; When someone tells you that the treasurer of the “In­ Angeles forty-one hours, Spokane you’d like to win, but you think . you can't, : i t „ 4 dependent Orphanage Society" is pocketing ten cents out of hours01" 'our8' Scnttio ninclcon ■fa' almost certain Jyou won’t. ' every dollar, he is'probably egotistically trying to show i-you think you will lose, you've you thnt he has the inside dope, for if what he says were THE FLYING MAIL will un­ lost; doubtedly gave money and time for really true he’d tell It to the polico and be done with it. In H* out of tho world you find Babe Ruth1, Is, leadhu. |n home runs again, or rather, yot. a t **«»«• r*l, Pl«f1(l» r Rechtut Clan* M «u «r. m » , ' a t tak* t’osm rnc* “------ *•— Ford is'selling atmut 6,000 cars a day, much to tho disguat of Bi100 men. A man has started nround thn world in o 20-fout boat, setting ,nu of course, from our 12-m!U> limit,’ The price of gas is down a UttU but this won’t reduce tho niimt,/ of cars parked along country lanet. AMDn a i f * ] fioeiTR**'!IffAftS- Tlrey claim the Prince of Wales acts the styles for your,* Amcricans, rtnd he stayed out all night. They drrcstbd a Frdndtr count in New York for’ bootlegging; hut it must be Si mistake, moU bootleg, gers looking like counts now. The law, says you can’t make home-made wine, but many c>ti*.„vr. know it will turn to vineyur, any­ way. . ANDFWALCf CDWWG Off VlCJOPOOS - Man who escaped frrnn Sln-r Sing over a year age was either caught nr one winter outside waa enough for him. Cutting Sampson’a hair made him weak, hut bobbing ,a woman’s hnir seems to make her strong, for It. lcTu$ HOPE SHt /ILVWfS WeACS if BeCDSlWULV 5W U X MaTs Af?£ n?eTV/ MOOlOf A NVlSANCC AFTeR all wi th u fellow’s BATTERIES FOR AH makes Automobiles nnd Lighting Plants, any make, T . S 1" ’"'.L" f ',ycJ l T A lu lj f you h c l? t0 “nreoJ i„n” l to * p £ * M -./r suen stun as that, whicb needlessly damages tlie reputa-! time*, ready to fight» »inSwar, might RAY BROS., easily save the country n hundred lions of others, you are very likely to incriminate yourself. thousand millions of dotlnrs nnd L And when someone tells you that So-and-So told her thnt national humiliation by protecting • ^ 7 ~ ju- many a race is lost Phone 548-— -Sanford Mrs. W hatsit got it straight from Mr. Whosit that he had our Ntever a step is run; ciics from enemy air fleets. ijq many a coward falls' learned from countless other subordinate clauses that Mrs. This country’s husines.* ia to V . re ever his work’s begun, prepare «n adequate nir fleet, the link big, and youf deeds will Inbnd was seert on the streets of Daytona Beach with a higgest, fastest, the most powerful •n u a u M iH B R n a a iiiB ia a B D iia R a iiiiiia a B a R iin a iR iH i Strange man, and you go and tell it to somebody else as if in the world. ffilk small, and yauill fall be­ you actually believed it were so and as if it made any differ­ CHANG TSO-LIN’S “‘BRAINS” ,m The man responsible is the Pres­ * hind11 hind; ence if it were so, you are simply nothing more nor less than ident of the United States. He will LOUISVI l.LE COUIt 1EIt-JOUKNAL ■ a U k that you can, and you will— 11.. * be bln mod if n fighting fleet cornea I>_______ ______________________________________________________ a “yellow liar." '• all in the state of the mind. m through the air and finds um unpre•• - — o-------------There is h report from Woah-1political, military and financial ad-1* W hether for business I pi red. t personal use, a checking ac­ you think you ane .outclassed, inglen thnt the brains of Gen. Jvisor i f a foreign government o f!* count gives you an over-ready means of checking up Much Money ____ Left By Campers ,SOMETHING ’„ you are; Chnng Tso-I,in’s military estab-! ... ■ NEW in murder is ■ W*ve got to think nigh to rise; . lishmcnt in Manchuria is Edward w,m h ^ ft dl,Ion-. » expenditures. ■ $U*ve got to be sure of yourself Florida tourist camps could collect Home valuable dnta Iw .J l'/’I’S p,,i|‘,,nl,IK ,nM1.- l^° Carletou linker, former American I Laker « arhicvpmenl, if it be ^ M Vl»f ■ before Tlie cancelled d eck returned Consul General nt Mukilcn and lat great, will arouse^ the animndver n for tho stfito ii tnoy would follow the pliin jidoptod Ht Chip* i ^ wouutn, 1 1 1 lore's nmcnir, give it can ever __ _ __ win a nprize. er assistant chief of the Fnr-Ea -t- sion of foreign Governments un J to you, is a IcituI receipt. j to your husband, 1 will poison my ern battle* don't always go .. pewa Falla, Wisconsin. division of the Amcri'ill De­ friendly to toe Manchurian war- ■ At the free automobile camp in thnt town regiatration I w* ,^*hnii be married/’ sire •e stronger or las faster man, loniV aim*. For obvious reasons * The stub in your book 13 a The prosecutor declares thnt in partment of State. oon'oi U aoon'or late tho ' ipnn wh<* wins cards are handed to tourists with the request that they set spite If dc i lopment* prove that this tlie American government rliould of his being n clergyman, an convenient reminder. win a young Californian, who is little find a way to correct the erroneous ‘.the one who thinks he cam ,11 down- the number of nights spent at the camp nnd the attempt will be made to hung knowa t» his own country, is n report that young linker lias been Hight. If it were possible, ho Thc monthly statem ent we —W. D. Windie. amount of money they expended in the city. Figures,for ought "loaned" by his Government to to be hanged twice, once for powifr behind the scenes in make is an aceounling of deJuly showed that the encamped touri.sts left an average of the murder, -o-----fManchuria'* military commander. one once more for die- drama now unfolding in Chinn, his ", posits anti withdrawals. Ihiker is n Sixteenth t entury n is n wny of 'doing *> nil $166.80 a day, or $4,060.70 for the month with the business »:rncing the clergy. ■ career ih re will have possibilities Engliihninn transplanted to Ameri­ Try to do It thnt wny. men of the city. The woman. Mrs. Sweetin, will tiiul p i exceed ill mugniture ihj can Open a checking account at either of our convenient soil ill the Twentieth -true kins mmi. ■ ; ---------- O---------work-d'-mby Robert Clive in India not be hanged, of course. She was In Wisconsin, naturally, the tourist season in brief- July You might Justjyi^ ^ ^ b g ppV, if Like C"V, Baker entered his coun man of Frobisher. Drake and Haw­ offices—and keep a check by means of the victim and tool of the nun * asleep when opportunity dfifl'AugUst'ahd piirt <if September practically covers the time ilorn. lie had n double bold upon try's s vice in an exceedingly ne»d kins of EH/.ahothnn days, brother * that tourists to any extent will make use of the free camp. her. eat enj uity. The Engllsli lad. who f Clive and Hustings of the Eightwas by;m 11*1* years ago, began life And Chippewa Fnlls has only moderate attractions for trav­ it about that. University, club "LONG Sl.EEp,'wt- leastooighbi**> V«ilMT,’;„Jin ..the iC*at,.l4>d‘u elers. . yyt In July alone more than four thous.UMl "extra" r8anford someone suggested HMiVlf,'no tobnrro, only one cup 0f '’Surviai*^, bis niaeteentb year, t.c cral months ago? ‘ dollars were left in the town by people who made use of the j'„' hp'Viu'r/iiig.'ae'veM |jnr: la,<er shippixi out to India to M ■ — ■o — ' free camping place. hours of outdoor exercise weekly.” live unknown or to die perhaps of Central American renown. Advon 1„ ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER ske a ride out Celery Avenue Hire, with a lively appreciation u f!Q fever tu Madras. |ty reanim of his Florida is learning the value o f well-kept tourist cam ps. , *uih «rt< rules for girl athletes in Wcit First Street4X. you want n sheer ability and resource, this ob­ lh" practical as well us the roman * ^ II. F. WIHTNER, Cashier ■ tho business of farming look The Herald predicts, too, that this knowledge will produce a scure Englishman, taking advan­ t»c, evidently is in tins young Cal- * F. p. FOSTER. President ■ a progpcrou/afeMsdifN ^ ^ decided rivalry between.,towns in the establishment and main- young woman is in training for n tage ,.f opporiunities that fill la­ ifernian’s mind a< he makes his *■ b s n n * * ■■■* ■"■■■■■* ■ m x • wny. became in time the maker of wav from a rmiaular clerkship to l t c e of attractive camps, Now there is an attempt to I job more impiutunt than the 100tow that they hfivc got tii*-®<>lf. J'v \x:d dnah or tin- long .iii*'iti. Ian-- the Indian Empire, the founder of t>-pule dohfte- Iti-e tho«e of a Six polo chnmplonsklra soltled for JuOVHbh aaniiary conditions. Soon the effort will be not only ! sleep, wise living, are importnnt in Britain's greatness in the new teerith Century monarch while his next year, wc simnjy cant. wjUt tp have sanitary conditions but attractive nnd beautiful sur­ winning rare*. They are ten times troublous Innil of Ghamli. Maker t iiinnctal reward exceeds perloips til the Senators.,.win tho World roundings. Towns will begin to advertise: “Come and see +4- d-•><•+F •>+*F++CC++ + -F+ •>•>+ + ■;•++ <•++<•+> + <• mum important to good niothor- follow., in Clivi's footsteps, the sin that of an Eighteenth Cmitnry na’- ".aj"*i flea before beginning to V fotry our free tourist comp." And the strangers coming will re- hood. I oh of India nifier.nl difference being that the And that m th«young w, jut tho football' gapjvs, And yd there are tw ■•■■■ may direct the current of main to spend their money, a record of which would make i ,,n|y j"1’ "f imparlance American -o a people’* life tint as a repiesentu I who perM-' in saying that tin uliether she likes it or not. ic Nashville Daknrr"ftnlsk haVc vftluahle statistics. live of his own country but as th" c f opt-. 1 1all,;y is gone! S' Buffering fro:•om a bad attack Small fees, The Herald believes, for the accommoilat ions I IVll.lZATIUN won't yield l> > lugr fever whofK it -\VHeeieeU, 'Jflo » that when th«»«mnn»*m gom es | of a clean tourist camp are good business. Hut in exchange ImmorulUs without u struggle. The of New Votk are protecting SUMMER IS OVER t will bo ablo a sat. (for these f e e s . .campers should have protection and every rea- | police and purifying the stage In one ictory aliblH TAMPA Tl.MJvS stumble comfort ease Micro sailors were told to stop their cursing III another Indies It would be interesting to know how much money is spent tbout tho bcstf^Jdrte Thw’ Van 1 he iimmer is officially ov< i . ■days in T.impa may i n . in 'in nt ever did was a<v ict' somSane Kin*|)in it Floridu by persons making use of the state’s many tourist wore ordered to put on more Iillhom h the temperature of these doubt i f the fact Put as the good 1dot lies.. F. C. Welsh will open bis new stiidio.'jK the n in on the World So^ im. ff FplkM W ccamps. Registration cards like those used in Chippewa I'nlls "Down with nudity, obsceni*" f, i u iiiultitmle of crops wln. li people up north pbru-e it. “ tlie 4re getting tired of having “ •I-I Mcihefi building, next to Die Rost Office, Oct. 1st. Florida grow* in the wtnt i when mi I,** i mused tlie line" and the and profanity" is the motto ot the ilthlest city ha\Wig the ~‘bvst i ^Kotiltl be adopted by all progressive towns. Now let's understand each other right from the fh" reft of the world is wrest lint' days und nights a t e of equal to,lice niornltt v s'liiad. tn in both leagues. start, and we will always he friends- Kodak fin­ The question in: Can you make with snow or ice or shivering over length. We notice it p rin c ip a lly 1T -oTHE TIMES-UNTON TELLS of the prevailing belief ps’nnle 'I ju coal strive fighting off the hitter by the p’lWsant coolness of t h e , * moral or decent by law ? ishing, Matt or Ciloss, 21- hour service, and cash p n don t have Ho notice nil th«* | amoJilfMt th e readers of n ew spap ers that running a paper is Morality starts from the inside | colil. There is no nightly trust a- nights and m ornings. T here is lit - + imtobiles beginning to to u r i , . , ,, to all, Rost Cards, plain or in foldcrH. Rorn thla way to know thnt th e /1 ««»»t snap and that most renders really believe they could <e.it., not from the outsidu in. us- i in the north which covers the tie dropping of the leaves in this x traits, highest grade and platinum finish only. | pumpk'n wilii a sheen of ice growi lime, and almost none of the gor!* ., 1st season is approuchlhg. You do It better thuir is being generally done. The Times-lhlion, unllv. Especially fitted for babies and small children. THE L E A R N E D G ER M A N , Pro ' log '"V thi( thicker as the winter - m e i. geeiis , olonngH of the forest tre e s T tell It early, in thg murninjj in describing tho difficulties of getting up an acceptable pa­ Outside viewing lias prompt attention. All are tho cool aim begins‘to creep per, devotes itself particularly to the m atter of gathering the fe>nor von Frisch, pa tie n tly studied 1 •»" h u s 'ltn g p re p a ra tio n for w liter, w liuh make them pictures of *u /, honey vears, and '’xcepl it may he with a view to a Penial beauty in the lute fAil in T m m Fees Pees for tor twelve years, rough yourfwindow and up welcome, no order too small nnd none too large. news and presenting it in attractive manner. It almost f a ­ now announces his discoveries. trip smith. The hiids are gath colder clljui-s. That is denied u*. i J md your neck* "Let’s Go." ering in gn a t flocks pren:e i hut \ve have e u r com pensations, j gots the poor .old editor. (ireat seott! Did you ever try to When un« lieu discovers an un­ lory l«i their annual nilgrutiu.i tu The gieen of Dm orange tree* a r r i j r usually fine nhire to collect honey, MnetimcB we a can’t help hut; edit a newspaper? Did you ever get drowsily out of bed in he eturns to the hive and begins a warmer clime as they have dono oak* persists thm ugiiout th.- slioi t ; 4. ^ Tiy$ c,ri?vUi, 1the morning with your mind as blank as a short of pnp«‘r and a violent dunce. Then the other *''' ages, and the aiiiiinns arc a,-I w inter, yihich is nothing more 1 + i of ReBt*Void's his' hut' right t with the knowledge that, whether the spirit moved you or bees sw a rm out to gel th e ir share. tine ready to follow them as i b e ­ than a pleasant reiniliiseotue of have only recently learned i> t|e. siimm* r. In the spring the dark in our own Sfice. not, you Itad to write tour or five editorials or near editorials Room 201 Meisdh Building utii green of the w inter leave* is suE L V E Y E A R S is a long time Shortly the r<>«ds leading ^ ----- —ita-----j tImt day. Did you ever try to write a humorous editorial and to TitWinly hoes, hut D arw in studied will te- thronged with ftivvei* :i .,l pei ceded by u lig h lir , f ie d ie r Berlin chemist says lie ^ ■ •'h avo Itcoplo w eep over it or trv to w riti seriously and pto- our.hw orm s for th ir ty yettrs, <-nl autunuili'les of liich and lu.v de gi ecu of the m-w leaves as they t gold out o f • mercury, and I 1 1 1 ’ bcllcvc fiirti.' Sim >foundlv tuid have them laugh V If \ ou have never gone i Hinting the ra te a t which they glc.‘ "I I ey will all lie sole of it pu.-h o ff ;|.e old ones which ha-'t » arc some who m il mu!hern welcome. U c I'm (loti ,1 'h elt work und fall lu the build Up fertile soil t ia said to hiAt- rust him sixtv through all this you do not know the woes of an editor.W v should l>e g ra te fu l to our ari- iietin making extensive preper.i ground. umd dollars tg niuke one dot- Gainesville Sun. Put witii 11 * in hulmy Florida i < • tors tha t invented and perfected •ions during the summer for '.heir »\ 'a all in the state of-the mind. CHECK UP BY CHECK i ftRST NATIONAL BANK! i F. C. W ELSH worth of gold. Under the instances »u shull pruhahly nun In the newspaper busi- 1’oOts should be law givers; that is, tho boldest lyric in­ spiration should not chide nod insult, but should announce and lead the civil code, and the day's work.— Emerson. rtmouth C oltge opened it* --------------o — --------tundred nmdrod and fifty-fourth year He serves his party best who serves bis country best.— Istence with_Tthe abolishment unimlsory ciuipel attendance, R. Hayes. » _ fes which wtffc originally the rs of religious thought make take in giving up entirely, ex- I t and well ytablishcd trudi-'l w hy w rm m h u u k ie d FLORIDA TIMES UNION speech Im agine la-ing obliged to dunce to let people know th a t you have discovered a new ml well, or gold mine. housu g nnd comfort, and none w-tH ho turned away. There is every promise of the greatest win­ ter mcison that Florida has ever know?., Die season which the nlinomi* rails fall or a u tu m n carries e 1 such 1 mean ng as it doe* in D, • north ] With us it mean* tlm preparation | of seedbed* and fitting the ground A G E N E R A I. C O U N C IL of the \ Pre sb y te ria n Church announces d is­ appointing fig u re s as re g a rd s in ­ crease in membership. This is AFHEYILl.E CITIZEN officially a ttr ib u te d to religious I controversy about tho Reverend The New Y m k solun »lu* propo* the vulo .lacker. Il comes down to H E. Foigiick Tlie Presbyterian* o,. to abolish n* n-voting by disfran u iro ler of education und of incuiwill m ake this y e a r a g r e a t e v a n ­ chi.ing the »vote slackers for life, eating In men and wmm ii thg prop­ gel) die drive f(jr new members. er f« -ling about Ihu obligation* uf is on tho wrong track. His scheme eitizenslup. THE VOTE SLACKERS ‘ ---------(4------ngs sontrtiiflcx move ■hocksh oddly develop* th a t tlie hurry call Kewnpaper* which lerwiVaj mlter. L u is.t Firpu WRANGLING AMONG clergy, . # .1 . , LV _ T , 7 from 'fro m the the While White Houle IfouletotoNeqrgtfr^ Sogfciary vanie y ^ g i c(on eu/*.c, e. olo f .peoclie. ai<- h.etnd men certainly dircourages church " " rlcco,int °* lhp 1-yDmlogy T ho vote slacker Is a wt-l*her of i Lhasa by sgndmg Vilhui'.'Viiifh iSvyscfl hm tojrotch ItrC hoa^i m i In make "puuJi, ■mnlV f.py bendanwc "T<> convince others, i'>f U>*' peculiar brand of alackor. Ho tho worst order. Ho is u quitter in j r M t l ? . b t tiS L a ' llfubun^^Ad **" Blrplano in t'a lif b u u .i Tn-'make ! p a rt nf Lb m iuntil the date cC r e ­ 1 he yourself convinced."" said Huid the I1presupposes that the man who has J the most important business thnt P ts" If the, they a re not d< livcrgd at tbc first .ruin ea.t, w w n..t f r lease. Greek teacher of oratory. | demonstrated Ids failure to valuo Jdcvolepa upon an American. He te ­ f R f e u . a 2d General Hul- any u rg e n t governm ent Imsinesi. all. th"y ure still t a l i * . held c.in* i greatsat X ire roortilirdWit th- langung., It wus to prevent tho delivery of , fidentoil. Hence, n e w sp u p e rt eun- ll 1 lerj*yli(ton appear to luck con- {ti*° Votjng privilege will react to. fuses to htdp in governing his coml* lion thv ho men ask "What’s the | disfrsnrlilacinout esactly as the pa-pnimitv nnd his country. Worse than ; jsroviT. tliiO*tgh tin miflium had j not quote fro m th e rem ark* th a t *.■**' 1 triotic voter would. A* u matter offthat, he h-avc.* to others the power I Yorlt lingua, th e A m cti n spcijyh . which the* R»cr<jd»r/ ,u * * ithc Secretary viSrs to liavo tnado ut f a d . if the vote slacker were dia-1 of navine how he shall be governed. ;;:: i v u ^ K. l Denver. Hut someone g o t a ruj.ys 1 rplank t la n k a t r a ln s t n r o h i h i t i o n - h 'o O V C /^ B C p t . »i). JOHN W. DAVi’IS’S m a n a g e r s i fi unchiaad, he would rnap his fin* j whet taxes he ahull pay and what agglnst prohibition ■QJ iW0 rrpeerh wore vent and the no.-tit i* out. Heuato** Cni- are promising himn that thn "nc- «erx In derision. Why should he 'use ahnll l>v made of the money thus itten intu -the Democratic out tij newspapers in advance, fts '• away raid In a rpatch at Wrih- grog.* are drifting to the Demo'■ bother over being deprived nf doing collected from him. of New York. tha custom with nddiosces by im-linglon Wodi.ewlny night thft the (ratio ticket." That makes old what ho does not want to do? When a majority of the people Eviqy.it'y <speech dealt wtih the negro ,j «s- Atx> Lincoln _____ Less than half of thes nun qualified retent sui-li welshing, when they ________ ___ __ smile ____ in his_ celestial owners have ts'ftW’t personngea. roar* h!(th officials'nt Washington lion. It niurt have been adverts to honn>. He knows now the negroes *voter* o f A m erica went to tlie poll* look down u|a>n the wj'sher as unI bond luuc for jin th e l a s t ProaldenUul election. So worthy t« enjoy the benefits of to be u£ed for municipal hud the opp'Wtunitjl ofreadin? Il e [the negro, because we cannot imng- are g o n g to vote. copy. It coitalned staU.- j ins Republican leaders objecting to many »D:yed nway becmise Amon-j citizenship and when they make enta including street and advance tmaftts v ia A lu w l/ iv ii'li u n f o c*n i* a w.lsa 4 n «a a * fi «*« . ' n n v l M n x f . . i m i n l . L , i » I k , . which were regarded u* nun anything favorable to the nogro'j .cnsior.ii, Za Mty jail ktid IT M A Y INTEREST you to can cltlaenship was not properly their dirapprovul heavily frit in imnroveinenta. Sanford aging to the candidacy of Coo'hire. part in politico. know ihut science declares tho go­ prized by the population. This priv, dally contacts, the welshing will As it turns out, It is merely r n- rilla prim-s his degeneration from ilege for which our forefather* b^ marvelously reduced. Men and Ida city that has made Wilhur v/a* iircmptorily oedfrtd opment within back to WuiTtbigtori ia fa ns other bungle on the part of the id- *om*> hotter stock, by the fact th*t fought and bled appealed to a ma- WOImen who laugh at punishment of irea or four years and It ministration. Wo would rug\T»l he allow» his _____ thumb „to dwindle . Jority. id 1 nuisance or a borp, op official kind promptly curl op ip the* pace. It Is a that hereafter, ap any mimibyr - f thfc awqy tp almost .eiothingJ Sixph s'p altitude ca«U?«t he over- when whcti subjected to th* neighbor** f city, the commission of urgency bird or lxan. that fouuirod administration ’invited to make • |bumb is tht Im tW lnq»rta3t | Rath- Co'.! e mpt and dislike. Good cltlckXaM( banitRe m iving the conii hi- artSfen ST Ihff 8Jl*Jv“ hU spoech, submit.it .to all he o.hcr of your hand and the ire that, con* _ ___ iGva ■ together have it in »pUb— Lakeland «»• administration heads before Issi ind r t r develop: fectiwe will b* atthe tit reduce vote-slacking Itizvn i £ £ 'W v sw a j|i'» '* x e » n « < T - . p ^ a a a a a *i* i c a n i / r ^out t h a dor*d«ki impnt. :w r i ^ v cciVb& W|,th2 - &ISU m " I keep two accounts with my bank” IV * A CHECKING Account, o f course. Then I have a separate Interest Account in which I make small weekly deposits. Ic is the easiest way I know to save money ** Interest A ccounts can be opened for deposits o f one dollar or more. / —1— ' Strength Service I’rcgress • SEMLNOLECOUNTYBANK 4V( Interim; Paid on S a v in g Account. “tw-ltsw - Mi t j U ill �i 1 •} J a ft the SANFORD MONDAY, SERTEMBER tW, Jft24nii // > PAGE FIVE r f **r-i W. J. Alley of'JkfctsonvTlIi, MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor, Phono: Rea. 425 Woman’s Club Column Jimmy Cranford, of yaldosta, Ga., was the guest of Mr.'and Mr* Leo Conely Thursday and Friday.* F. Blackman, Prenklent ° f the Florida Federation* of WttJr., the little' son of Mr. man^i Clu^s, will address the San­ ondWtw. 0 . D. Farrell is ill at his ford Womah’(» Club Wednesday aft­ home on Palmetto Avenue. ernoon at thn first business meet-■ * f * .. * '■ *■-— -■.--*.■ ingiof the yeE)v All members are O IS . Jirurrell. of Eustis, spent requeate*! to he 'present, showing Saturday in tho city attending u> thia courtesy to the state president and «Jm to hear an address that will be fitU of Interest nnd informa­ tion. .Tho euBJfect will be: “The At­ titude of the American Club Wo­ man Toward# Law EnforccmeuL" Mr#. Blackman attended the Bi-enDick F r a n k , of N ew S m y rn a , ninl meeting In June nnd comes spe nt the week-end w ith Ids p a r ­ hack well equipped to deliver an ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. F ra n k . address on the above subject that __ L__ the women in Sanford cannot af­ Clarence Fields left S a tu rd a y ford to miss hearing. i class mooting at H. Smith. Third ! / ' if : ' -t;|Vl it« djl'ft ttu - f : (j ■ & M & L*#nd Wheel#* Pro- , f i r , a n d M rs. W illia m ,W ir y ,>ro f Uiticxl Club: C o u rt Apopka, sp e n t S unday w ith M r„ a nd M rs. II. C. W a te rs. dpt. Club, hostes# wji^v i’ a**—>-----t J . I. S tc w n r t, of D aytona, s p e n t Phillip#: E lm Avc. • . .1 1 S unday ih S anford tho g u e s t of tho ^i,.\S'cd. 1 M o n tc iu m a llotel. deration of ..Women s •up' » - T _____ »■ *•*'■ Woman’a Club 'D. L. T h r a s h e r and Ned C h it­ [*.; 3 p - malding Circle? hostess tenden leave today f o r S a r a s o ta to look over business conditions. illy; 2 :.H0 p. m. t , _____ _ for A tla n ta , Gn., w here he will e n ­ ion opening W om a n a Maxwell S te w a r t s p e n t S unday t e r Georgia Tcch^* j * c ; 3:30 p. m. Ithursdsy. ple a sa n tly w ith frie n d s a t D aytona hsptcr h a a to r n S t a r ; Beach. C. E. Byrd man, D. H. SL Johns and N orm St. Jo h n s spent S a tu r d a y Friday ■ Mrs. A. D. Kelly, of Coronndo in Sanford a tte n d in g to business. ck Evening B rid g e ; Beach, is th o g u e s t of Mrs. H. H. Ed Betts; 3 l l P a r k Chappell. F . D. Walsh, o f T a m p a , was n business visitor in S anford over an Bridge, r a ! m room Boone E m b ry , of Quincy, was ^the week-end, stopping nt the V al­ Hotel; hostess, SL A g - a p r o m in e n t business visitor in dez Hotel. 5:30 p. m. ‘ ' j ,* • Sgnford, S a tu n ln y . W avcrly A b e rn a th y spent several ) Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Pem berton o f V m" 1 S a 2 f? r i Dth.f.Kr,,Ml nnd d a u g h te r , of Orlando, spent the 1route to M , ! / , ' Z° ’ l‘n week-end In S a n fo rd U.e guests , r ° UtC l ° Mi«™|_fwni JackHonvillc. 8 concert; Mrs. II.* H. Chappell ats (29) Miss K a th e rin e T engue, of OrMr*. W. M. McKinnon, and daugli lando, spent the week-end in fenn■Inmcnt. on (303) 7 program t e n MI rs B etty McKinnon, and Mrs. ford the g u e st o t Mrs. Edm und Kosn Mnrkwnod, r e tu rn e d S a t u r ­ Meisch. Mins Edith T eague acIF. klo (310) 5 stringed d a y fro m D a y to n a Bench, where com pan led her hack to O rlando they spent the past two weeks w here she expects to upend some 1 6:30 news, cago News (4-17.5) 3 pleasantly. time. orchestra; 8 literary 1:20 travel .talk; 8:10 — 7 ipo (.145) 6:30 musical; gram; 0-12 musical, eland News (3-15) |mitc7; ne; 7 concert. 'i Has News (4761 8:30no; II Mflody’ Men. annuli (ICO) 0 music, oit News (517) 6 News B, [io Program Hints From a House­ w ife ’s Kitchen Diary #t Worth Star-T eleS) 7:30 d(ncc; 9:30 conn>as (Ay S t a r (411) I firing «"io; 5 child lalthe A ir; 11:45 Vb. } Angrlts (469) 8:45 nr lUnee) 11 vocal, instru- 12 'Ttp1' hallails. ooUvA« T im es (400) lUcr's Melodists, r rmphs/ Commercial-Ap10)I f 1 Miss.EH)cl IJjirL jjjfeAnusical, srk - (455) 9 a. m. p. m. music, solos, Jngo. re p o rts, o rgan, * T - * - ---------------- -------------- EasBHouse* #i ti ------- a a a g a f a - , -ji. t * spy* -■.•1'«* trouble ot th e .S a n fo rd hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Culver E thcrege Mr. J u n e hits purchased a home spont W ednesday In S a n fo rd , the out F ir s t S tre e t and has moved g u e sts of her siste r, Mrs. S. W. Bradford. his fam ily th e re to reside. Mrs. T. J. Miller and d a u g h te r, Mr*.and Mr#. V a ughn will soon open up their *new grocery in the Miss M a rg p rc t Cox, leave tonight hew \ store house of Miss Viola for Baltimore, Md.. w here Miss Cox will e n te r Goucher College. Webb. • D uring tho business m e e ting a t Mrs. Miller will visit In Ohio b e ­ tho Club W ednesday afternoon the fore re tu r n in g home. president will ask f o r a delegation to go to tho S ta te n e a u tifirn tio n II. G ra n t and d a u g h te r s and Mrs. m eeting in T am pa on Oct. 0 in the G. C. G ra n t spe nt Tuesday in T a m pa Bay Casino. Ovcldo a tte n d in g tho Seminole Baptist Association. The work of selling the Club Mrs. Louis Reaves motored to cnlnndcrs, under the auspices of the W inter P a rk F rid a y on business. Miss Elizabeth Mitchell of Ar• *A f C* _____ W elfare D e p a rtm e n t has bebn a enria is tho a ttr a c tiv e • g u e st of w onderful success, and still g r e a te r Miss Eunice T y n e r served aa Mira Thelma Howell for the w e e k - 1 success is anticipated. Those who clerk this weuk at McCrnry's 10 end. buy theso calendars do so w ith a cents store. certain satisfaction for several r e a ­ l^>e J. Cullen, of Miami, was n sons. One bf which is th a t it is Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Lundnuist business visitor in the city Fri « Sanford product. It and th e ir two children culled S u n ­ day, the gue st of the Montezuma lva". dcKi4 f a n d w ritte n by Kan day nt the home of his sister, Mrs. Hotel. [ " n ? ° mcn m,'d P r in t« l b V a S n " H. C. Lumiquist. I nnd lh e pn*cee<ln from Mrs. I-esiie H.u rnld has returneil T here was a bail mtxup in the to h e r home in Lakeland a l t e r a ' nrv to l,p U!,wi exclutivoly names o f the p a rty folks and our ' n S o n fo n l* High School students in last week's pleasant week’s visit with her sistcr-in-lnw, Mrs. R. K. Huhphrey. items. The students should have N O TICE S. P. Coates, of St. P e te rsburg, read: Bernard Hirschi, Gilbert spent Friday in the city, calling on The next r e g u la r m eeting of thi ErU'snn, Miss Florence Tyner, Miss La Folletto nnd W heeler P r o g r e s ­ Minnie Beck, Eric Lundquisl, and local m erchants, while registered nt the Montezuma Hotel. sive Political Club of Sanford will Sydney Vihlen. hr held in the Court House Tuesday H. B, Je in lg a n . of P n litk a . sj>eThe Ju n io r Sewing Circle Imd a night nt 9 o'clock. All who are in­ cinl a g e n t for the A tlantic Coast pleasant meeting Friday in spile terested are Invited to attend. f the showers which hindered some Line, spent T hursday ami Friday F. L. CROSBY. Clmirmon. rom attending, a t the home of f in Sanford, registered at the tu th and E sther Ericson. Miss j Montezuma Hotel. N O T IC E M uigniet . Mrs. Boicil, Mrs. Atig-| Mrs. J. M. Wallace lias returned The first fall me "ting of th, ist Swuncon ami g r a n d d a u g h te r ,. E a s te r n S ta r will be held Thursda> Dorothy; Mrs. Alice Lundquisl and p" " 1' A tlanta nnd oth e r points of where she evening at 8 o ’clock. All m em bers 'rine, Mrs Hurtleson and d a u g h t"r i n t m 's t in Georgia Tracetl the meeting with the ir pres spent several weeks pleasantly. are urged to he present. •nrc, hcaid ,•> the members. Mr and Mrs R. It F.ldridge and Pierce G riffin returned .Saturday The Dorcas Union mot Thursday d a u g h te r Mtirdice re tu rn e d this t from T a m p a w here he was the gue st of friends d u rin g th e past at the Cam# on Crystal Lake with m orning from points in V irginia! Mrs. Leonard Vihlen. Lev. Ecberdt where they spent the sum m er. week. v11ended this meeting. He will lie h r te also for preaching next SunC, J. Ryan, of F ort P ie ie r, foi ) Ward E. C u rry and Robert | lay afternoon at the Lutheran mur li l y m a n a g e r of Sanford, ■ ■ D Pierre, of Walter, spent Saturday rhurch. ■•peiit F iid a y in the city on busi and Sun da) in S an ford gueats of ! l'ISS. the Montezuma Hotel. Mr. nnd Mrs. K F. Lundquisl pent a pleasant evening with Mr , Wakefield Miss Ilohhto . Ciuipnuui, ef i and* Mtwi' KenneUi llohhin*.-viijoy naoy ( M;. a,!pi. ,Mr*. | ‘. ere i at Sanfoi»nl ^fttnfAiy U’rirhtvvllle, (!#., a rriv e d in R ad­ ng 'ceff^d Anil k e■ togc 11 * * * 11 ■ 1'4 s,raI 'H. V’ ' ‘ther, 1I n I , ford F rid a y and will tench in the rhunulAy lieinj? K c n n rth ’.i hirthday. | U1 ,l " rUN * p r im a r y school this year. B ( Upsala And Grapoville )a ABE WHAT WE ALL LOOK FOB V K K I Bed Comb Egg Mash: ” Assures the Desired Results jn C e d i n g , Seminole Feed Co. PHONE 94,. NORTH ELM ^ ONE WAY F A R E S-JA C K SO N V IL L E TO .ANTIC CITY f s a .4 4 tNIAOASA FALL* S 4 4 .lt .TIMone MD. 90.08 tNEW YOSKiN. V. >6.04 ITQN.MABi. 4 9 9# PHILADELPHIA, TA 34.30 CAQO. ILL 4 9 .4B •PITT0BUHOM. FA. 9S.1I VILAND.O. 90.91 SAVANNAH, OA. 0.00 OOIT. MICH. 41.03 *TOLEDO. O.' 41.71 H T R E A L P . O. B O B S ‘ W ASHINGTON. O. C. 31-71 1 ll.llimnr. • ml nil > .A A) /*" a ' ,1 , V .f' Vi. ItilUraar* Of PhlUdflpLI. ftp j • All-»»lff »U PKilidrlphU with two dtjri l i H n f , T l i BatUssof* ttarM aa^si *r-« w r. . _ nvhila lr.,-ltn;» m ult ticki-Ulnr P«TSn*ih, Os.) Ail ro .mi ,»n AlirfKiny md Hhi«M;i sail n m i rooms on oChif ■Isararrs hsvi iilrs rh«nr«. » «'u’s vdi- SAILINGS FOR PALTIM0HE VIA SAVANNAH. 5.00 P « n. i Alleghnn> RH ll.iwnrd litnuevsler - ...,_Ocl. t- ll- I S ...iOel. t-IB-JS ...Oct. S-IS-SJ --■ R.illloi*< foi I'ltiludelphia via Savannah f> I*; M. SS RS S8 KS |»nrrtu>«ler IlnrlisMrv Nnnuiekel Persian . ..... — .._X)cL Knit , . l*C«. 6-lB-ST . . t*et. S-JO-JO ... .. Oet. 1I-H t o r space anti inform ation addrtst DEPARTM ENT “AJ" MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. Utr #00 E. lif SL ___________________ Tablet m • i »: 4i A| L’1 N « 5 ^ iiu x n sra iriiiiiH D sn a u E iiitirm iiiM iiu iiK iiis * .1 T« * i (•(# Mr. mid Mrs, Charkv were trmiHeting bus,ness C u t I 1 m oses 75c per Dozen E. B. STOWE, MrvS. Ballard |d Convention Buy fry, Feed Stqre , i Keeping Ideas MAKING. FA LL CLEANING EASY REAL. LEMON' m k h in g l t : r n : very successful m e c t i n g .\ ! Mr. J, T. Miller lust week-end. j T h r h i g h e s t g r a d e a n d m ortt p u p u l a r F e l t J U n U r c s s f a " o n liiu M a r l . e t . ■ i • » » r.% M ade of l .( PURK LONG STAPLE COTTON ABSOLUTELY CLEAN ' Geneva \ BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING l * I'ricc fer a Limi.' J Time Only I $28.50 ■ ■ n 9 ----------------. . * - - in*; | Smith Bros, Inc. M n *t ' ..*■*,* PACKED £ 1N £ SEALED ■ SANITARY l CARTONS *i«V. *7 '* VnJ 1 UNTOUCH ED FROM FACTORY TO YOU KILGORE SEED COMPANY j Yj>; BgC Yj-I J1J .i'u&iivWfWi » / -J® r • T h i s m a t t r e s s w ill n o t r-^c'L >u m P c r s e p a r a t e . ■ ■ Watch Fridayb fap«r! B M A TTR ESS ■ ■ lO Q u a rt Aluminum Dishpan! WHERE 7 Aching, burning feet? MENTH0LAIUM quickly relieves and refrevhe*. iti-hiBur <i*'v.-y ■ .. ii4 S A N I T M L Y LAY tIV, COTTOM ■ Maudi* C araw ay and A lic e ,()ra, M, | ' h u crc ler, nf F_____ _______ _ w ____ w inter ru g s down, c urta ins aud and Mrs. Boy Tilli* and (Ira peri re hung, the actual work p leasant g u e t t s of the Lake Monchildren, of Daytona Bench, are Whidh precedes the fulfillment of toe school T hursda y, h e r m ental picture Is not a t all j . ~ spending this week with Mr. nnd thrilling. B u t with proper equip- i • J ‘‘ltn B ) ly and M iz. E. H. Kllbe. m e n t a n d pla nning it should be DsirKaft, of Michigan,) com paratively easy. One room can ; Mr. and 3Irs. L orchffe and daugh- , Mr omj M„ wiioelcr, of Genrbo done a t a_tlme and p u t t . , o rd e r t te r. a n | gi«, s p e n t several d«y s l- s t week so tliat the housewife la notfaced j Mrs. Stodorff nnd children, Mr mn-i w ith Mis. W heeler's sister, Mrs. by disorder in every room. And, \ Mrs. Sm ith nnd children, of Kan- H. H. I'HtliUiall. with this method, th e o th e r m em - ford; Mr. and Mra. l^iko and rhllbers of the hdusebold a re not In- dren, were g u e s ts o f Mr. and Mrs. Mr, apd Mrs, Leonard and boh*, convenience^, K alsurm un Sunday. c f C w on, a rc spending this week For the Hours a n d woodwork If i «i; ---------.vith Mr. and Mrs. A lderm an and )s.advisable t o have two enam eled Mrs. J. R. Duke, of Okeechobee, family. ' ware palla—ob«» for scrub w ater j is a g u e s t of relatives hero. and ono for rinsing. And for the _____________ t_______ _________ ___ subbase and , window caarraents a ' X IIE IIB E IK IIIIIIIin ilD B IH IIIIIIIlllIllllB llllllllll apungu will bo found much quicker . - •* cloth ' and more thorough than because tt w*>rrks Into the crevtces easily. Enameled ware bowls or I basins are also Indispensable for j g . Below wo mention a few varieties of BEANS wc have for ■ the window cleaning. They can 2 immediate delivery: be kept on t!»e corner o f the aid i ■ 1,000 to 1 REFUGEE, RED VALENTINE. GIANT STRING- k without Interference. I 5 LESS GREEN POD. TENNESSEE GREEN I’OD, BOUNTI- £ At the end of each d a y s clean 5 FUL and KILGORE'S STRINGLESS WAX. S lng period lb s house write will ap­ These beans are first class in every respect, and price# preciate that there is nothtog s# reasonable. convenient to use as enameled ara After a strenuous day-thtt lulpment U easily cleaned and It , ts not affectod by strong soaft cleanser; and*’ dUln^ceiajU WJSL^Ka BUILDING-----------—*--------- PHONE 248 • ii# sisp # # M # a ii m tn « a a g a a « k K U g * n n H « H # ra « a a e n a i , I R e d ® C ross J s Miss B ernard G ammuge, nf Moul­ Mr*. J. T. Miller who h^S< lieen in St. Louis and Indiana f ir the trie, Ga., spent Friday in S anford, oast two m ouths is expected home the guest of friends. next week. W ith th e a p p r o a c h o f co ol d a ys tho a v e r a g e h o u s e w i f e begin* to j H o m e m a d e h*mou m eringue pie »h‘n k o f h e r F a ll h o u a r c le u u ln g , M U m Is alw ays a real tre a t because tha A lt h o u g h . ho U a n x i o u s to get h e r ; 2 i .iK)er ‘ flavor Is no different from that (w hich wo get In re sta u ra n ts o r In ftkak cries. Moat re sta ura nts hsvu good apple, peach, i»hi<iippl>- and ( o th e r fruit plea, b u t due 'at-1Join ry are Ig e t# tasty le m o n rro4v>6aMr-m|u}e with extracts and ‘art .eggtelut • d 'T t Mothers pared ___ __ I better _____ I* tin p- tn Ion* to ni M In d t—-■ t*v ®aoancep 'today t h a t ' E . ' rug fruits. This ware w ilt Insure the delicate color of the Biting and W T. Cates have the result w lll.b e creamy and de­ “ e KTBcery and feed licious. > > • /■ 'fly known as th e C«tes Beat tha yolks of two eggs un­ Mr. E. M. C ates til light and (hen add two tab!*aploycd in tho estabspoonfuls (rounded) cornstarch, i u Dumber of year# which baa been dissolved In A blown in S a n fo rd while | Uttla cold water. Add the grated 7 7 T. Cates moved rw irtun n orth G eorgia. 1 rind and Juice of one lemon and one cupful sugar. Mix all thor­ Ponceni, it was said oughly and put into an enameled r * tl Gates B rothers ware boiler. Lastly adJ one cup­ Fitnuo on a large scale ful bolting water and cook until ■ g W lin e .of good# a# U thickens, stirring a ll the time. L *torc i“ t h e ' p a s t . For tho pastry use on s and onehas done a re ta il h a lf cupfuls prepared flour, onsF .* whoJesalu feed a n d h alt cupful bailor or ether shorten­ — in g and four to six tablespoonfula lee water, n o li out anC cover a IVOTII c.',<lU» dlwsp: M im th - d Ware' r t- fJati of tha Prlok w ell with a fork re -revent B S l, ursday bobbles. S a k s tn a -n —: — i c o v e r w ith th" tn erln g u o m a d e by re tu rn e d Friday fn-m P re v in d . N fold Tuesday. her -:ster, Mrs. Louis Reaves h e a tin g th o w h it e s o f Lhe * g g s nnd A WHOI.E^OMK BAKED G , w here they spent a niulilh picasFork (360) '1:15- 1 1 p . fou r tn b le s p o o n fu t s t i n n u l a t e d nntly. n iN N E U Mr-. A. H. Liindquist nnd Melvii he show, orc h e stra . | su g a r until stiff a n d ih / R e tu r n icnt ipent Thursday afternoon with | left M ■ tidily foi Jncksonvilli to l h e h o t o v e n right u ..6 e r the rk (405) 5:15 music. I E a rle E. Ju n es returned S a tu rd a y M \ ihli*n and daughter, Alice. I l d a m e a n d w a t c h c lo s e ly w ith th o Mont hotiaowlvea do not ronilzu door o p en until it is s lig h tly I Lorn Gainesville and Fort Myers (mi (312) 10musical:U I w hen' he .-pr r,t -yw++v*F'i*v<*S-*eA‘*l-,.*'t*‘F''**F+ <'*t' th a t o v e n iltnlien n -q u ire really lean b row n ed . A ft i t a couple of we e k i re. ' tmn. -F•H-A -K v'-+ 4* F4-F +++4*v + ••■"{'4"f*<-vith hi'i home folks and In aha (52C) 6 popular: a tt e n t io n th a n t h o s e p rep a red on to p ot th e Stove. Hut Ulnae w lio ■ nt* Miss Margaret Erirsim left t; 9 m u sica l; 12 frolic, •Irs. Lillie H. Jo n es has return a re fo r t u n a te e n o u g h to h a v e fur West Palm Beach. Sunday B A K U ) HUT. dtlphin ( 395) 5:30 or**1 from a tlt-ligl,;ful suni,'ii i spent resume her w o r k at t h e Western g e n a m e l e d w a r e roast ern, M E X I C A N Kl'YI.K Italk; 7 recital; 9 danyc. kh nn ostln w fro m e x p e r ie n c e that this Is 1,1 Cleveland, Tenn., New York t'n on. Alfred El'icson and the ddphia (5091 6 / t n f k i . a fact. T h e o ld - f a s h i o n e d way of 1 it) and Phllaili Iphia. Pa children motored with her to New 18:10 concertt 9Pda b a st in g th e m e a t e v e r y ten m in u te s Sm yrna »1. ■> R e sid es IwUng ea sily prep ared , or so did k e e p o n e a lm o st c o n ­ MrDonald L a m e r and son, »burg (326) 5: lfl ors t a n tly on Itie job If th e m e a t was rice d is h e s a re oitpoclully nowristi- Cida Johnson, of T a m p a , spent th*> I Mt and Mrs. A If. Lundqui-l Ing and a g o o d s u b s t it u t e for l>0tathildrcn; 6:JfO address; Io b e w e ll-fla v o r ed nnd b row n ed . to e s w h ic h , u at can b a k e d . i-atfhoL week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. 'ind Mejvn motored in th e ir sedan rt; 10:30*concert, Tho enam eled w a re roaster, Johnson rn route home from N orth | Sunday to W in te r Garden, spend tidcnce (360) 7 P e e r-; w h ic h not o n ly r o o s t s but bastes be prepared in a Bhorl time. \ pp the day with Mrs. LundquistN Htco can bo cooked tn tw epfo ( arolinn. »tra; 8 Eve ready Eno s w e ll, h a s e lim i n a t e d a ll th e a t ­ m inutes and u»4*d at any Tiiih .. sister, Mys. Reaves. Melvn has . ,, " ,’ ~ te n t io n and t h o u g h t t h a t th e old th e re a fto r for several days. Thn. Mr «nd Mrs. J o e Lee left Sunneuin taken up her music lessons jFram-lsco (423) 9 nrm e t h o d In volved. following recipe for M ex ican baked i It,r M Ji nil w .a-re they w ill with Miss Simmons. 110 Naval Reserve; 12 R o a s t s a re said to bo m u r n bet- rleo m akes a very substantial "one- ra* " ° their fu tu r e home. Mr. Lee * t e r for o n e th a n friod f o o d s and dish d in n e r" Which ts suitable for _n o lu n g e r be a f f i l i a t e d w ith ITin i I Magnuson motored with hi*. tfleid (337) 5:30 or- a n a d d it io n a l a d v a n t a g e Is that Lee Brothers. •uster, Mrs. Hilma Lundquisl. Eric b u sy days. |l:20-8:30 tnlkr bedtime, p o ta t o e a anil v e g e t a b l e s ran be ind Ellen Lundquisl and Miss Elio C ook o n e nnd o n c - q u a r l e r c u p : playlet, violin. r o o st e d w ith th o m e a t , w h i c h naves fitla Of rice In b o ilin g su ited w a ter N O T IC E ice T y n c f on Sunday to C o r o n a d > c o n s id e r a b le tim e. W h ite and fo r th _____ The first fall m eeting of the Bench and la te r to Holly Hill. ir ty ____ m in u te s. A dd o n e and !Cameron Avc------ Phone 430.’ B e r m u d a on Iona a re on tho m a r k e t o n „.half c u p f u l s to m a to Juice, onu . E a ste rn S t a r will he h dd T h u rsd a y bow a n d for a c h a n g e fr o m the la rg e g reen p e p p e r cut u p tine, o n e - levelling a t 8 o ’clock. All member* Elm er T y n e r also spent Sunday <.+v + - i - - : * + - * * a -v-'-av*^ M u a l b o iled a n d c r e a m e d s t y le of half cupful chopped plmlonto and | a r e urged (u he present. w tit) friends ut Coronndo Beach. *■»•++*f*•}•♦♦♦•> ++♦❖ +<•+* ■fr*4*4*<••• p r e p a r in g th e m , try r o a s t in g th em a dash of pepper. Mix together ___ _ thoroughly and pour Into a well- 1 Mrs. W. B. Ballard, of w i t h th o b e e f a n d p ota to es. Mr. and Mrs. 11. G. Lundquisl Ij U K C M t)T IT O S Jvho have been visiting t Weigel a jStx-ponnd roust, w ipe buttered enameled ware baking *’id fam ily were supper guest* g with a d a m p c lo th , s p r in k le with dish, tho porcelatn-llke surface of , Iwid Kentucky, and who Monday a t the home of Mrs. llilnin ■ National Convention *kalt, p e p o e r a n d flo u r a n d cook In which will not alTeCt or be af- t lh e following persons n tic n d o ' land Mr. and Mrs, A II. Luudquist led S[uini*li W a r Vote- a very hot o v e n for t w e n t y m in u tes. fecled by the arid In the to m s io e s the Seminole itapti».t Association | where "G ra n d m a " Luudquist had tchigim City, Ind., have T h e n p la c e a r o u n d tho m e a t six On top place the tom ato pulp, left I held at Ouudij Tuesday and Wed , ra k e trim m ed with tw enty candles or e ig h t largo p eeled p o ta t o e s and a fte r straining thn Juice. Duka ■ ome after a delightful th e su m o n u m b e r o f m e d i u m sized thirty m inutes In a hot oven. |I n e t d a v : Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Jur I in honor of John H enry's birthday L i oh*. Mrs. Redman Stephens, Mr, o n io n s . Reason th e p o t a t o e s and Servo w h ile hot. port a very successful Mr. nnd Mr*. Dorm* and duugh- ] and Mrs. Bartow Mauny Robert and o n io n s , c o v e r a n d c o o k a t tho s a m e Fr° •He Florida delegaMi*.* Orie Maun. TheyV re p o rt a ter, Lucille, of Bradcntown, visited t e m p e r a t u r e for forty-live m in u tes. tte ronveution by storm Ihd next N a tio n a l Con5t. Petersburg w ith 2,(K) P»rc. Everyone accm# come i o F lorida, and "® L m ada t h a t 10,000 Inc St. P e te r s b u r g canerF cold, ra in y w e a th e r ‘ lhe tr ip and t h e Hnlto he homo .aguin in «*. however, r e p o r tin g fsl. rool, c le a r w e a th e r * *nd all th r o u g h the fcsunlrjf. Mr. and Mr#. Mr. and Mf»?T,jW.^PfcAatt spen Sunday afternoon 'with' Mr. an., laughter, of GonicrviUe, MAxx^ ar- u^. Mrs. Tim Tlctsema. ( , riyed in Sanford Friday afternoon. Mr. Boli purchased* XL B. .LgwnV Several business men from fconeva attended the Poultry meting at' farm “Palm Villa" and expects to .*(**,$ Longwood. . v make Sanford his future home. Me. Bolz nnd family are temporarily — Miss Julia Gailgor .spent tyo located at the M'ontexuma weeks in Sanford with the Alex­ while their future hom e. at 507 Park Avenue is being remodeled. . •' Vr* ander girls. hid been a visitor to Mrs. J. M. Og­ Attnnta,' Ga., ‘ and Mr. and Mrs. lesby. Even Pnttlsill of Tampa spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. " Mrs. Robinson, of Wilson, N. C., Pattlshall, is expected soon to visit Mrs. J, M. Oglesby. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Miss Alice Geiger, of Orlando, Mr. and Mra, Vaughn will Boon spent Sunday with Mrs. Gcorgo open up their new grocery in the Geiger. new atoro house of Miss Miola Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews Webb. and ..family and Mr. and Mrs. George Peters spent Sunday with J. W. Bell Is expecting to build a Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Alderman. handsome new store house and post office on tho sito of tha old ' Mr. and Mrs/ B. D. Tarker, itr. stpre^whigh was destroyed by fire. and Mr*. Frank Pitta and Mrs, G. ' C. Grant spont Sunday most plcaa— Mrs. Jacob Bolly and two daugh­ nntly at Coronado Beach. ters, Misses Elcnor and Ethel, ar­ rived home this week after spendMr. khd' Mrs. Fred Swnrtz, of ing th ^ u m m tr in Switzerland. Jacksonville, announce the birth' of a son. Mrs. Swartx will be re* Mfs. Meigh'nn is recovering nice­ membered as Miss Georgia Pattif t e P an an - Operation i ) ---------- for spinal shall. ly aafteP n w*« i n<SN» B . Y mm w n « « ■ « ■ • ( ■ l U B k l H g . '-** ,'.’ *: fcPutsiair. -.igtoi !■■■■■■■ �HBPR29, 'Tty "Smith’s Barber Gamest Guy C u t p r ic e s oh all a lr e s Unit* S ta te a , P e nnsylvania, F e d e ra l, Vil EVERT TRUE # 3 £ £ g | -------- BY CONDO | Simmons gu Shpi>. for good barbel Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co, wonk. Ladies welcome. Ball Hardwai Next to Valdez. y ---------- --------------A /l iL l l i 1 r— ALL GUARANTEED PRYING -Hits* 8<£A T > Army Team Heads List With Four ' lnterscctionnl Con* | teats on Schedule; Several l Teams Have Two Games N E W Y O RK , Sept. 29.—I n te r s e c ­ tions! football will p lay a b ig p a r t on th e Intercollegiate g ridiron th is season. Several im p o r ta n t n i i i ' t i b e tw e e n 's tr o n g t e a m s f r i t n d lffe r« n t sections o f th e c o u n try a r e scheduled, th e s e Ramos being the only a v ailable basis o f c o m parison b e tw e e n th e g r a d e o f football a s betw een t h e g r a d e o f football a s • played In th e e a st, In tho w e s t a n d so u th of th e Mason-Dixon line. T he A r m y lcada th e lis t w ith 'f o u r lute rse c tio n a l c o n te sts on Its schedule. N o tr e D a m e m e e ts th r e e te a m s o u t o f its te r r i t o r y , w hile Y ale, B row n. P e n n S ta te a n d Bos­ t o n College .e a c h p le y tw o ln tc reectlonal gam s*. N o t r e D a m e ’s Invasion o f th e ««*t. w h e r e th e A r m y a n i P rinceto n will be m e t on succesaive .Satu n l a y s , follow ed,. by a game nt S o u th B e n d a g a i n s t G e o rg ia Tech’s G olden.T ornado, loom s a s th e most fo rm id a b le o f all inferseetlunr.l as- iu’d I : yoi a im >o t l los out t0 U T # 0 < « r UifNDoW -GO^aiPINtiilAUTH^TWe. W O M A N < M « X r | ^ O O R . * > • " , ^ , ,11 105’ rALMETTO AVENUE f )x \c A U 'rf eAT.THIs 1113 fianford Avenue To fit any Job on earth PRICES th at you can %afford to pay. •V*nAAr/i3.*Va T ♦ HCY-fe. N O T tc e h tK j» tg e v c s * TUK?M ’£ > 0 *UKJ ^ JOlNKTH&|SHO<iKVYROop3 A T\A | v x HOUSE amt>JricoImvooR s<^c_trfcrrc>*THcs: <s<c« kttH BO R M -O t e:CLR. iiL^ A. Artpy va, St. Louis University. 'AYHsnover. N. R -— Dartmouth vs, McGill. 'At Cambridge— Harvard va. University df Vir­ ginia. 'At N ow Haven— Y a l e vs. North Carolina. At State College, Pa.— Penn State vs. North Carolina State. Saturday, Oct. 25. A t P r in c e to n — 1 ' Detroit University vs. tjunnlicu Marines. ■' Saturday, Nov. 22. At Milwankoe- Unlveraity of Vermont vs. Mor*.v quette. Automobile Dealer Learns Lesson In Trading Machines! iv f, T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Srpt. 29. Jiat —Thorp ia at least oup automobile trill ' dealor in Florida who hereafter lory vrlll demand a title certificate for » second hnnd nutomohllf1 before out ' be takes'it in trado for a now car. ovt Reasons for this are shown in recIn a prds in the statu comptroller'* ofget fIce describing operation* of the hie ftata'a anti-theft law. in L*ss than a month ago the deal• r ln question was confronted with 1 d! * f + ° t h r of a tnrdn which ho rondMy aocoptrd, taking a used autotrade as part payment u • new car. In closing tho deal, ■** * SMrevor, he overlooked the all-imthl jUfUnt little title certificate disc iW ulft thh tltlo certificate to bo “ V tj»t_thfe. aatbraobllc lawk require shall accompany each car for which (cU • license tag Is issued. Nor did he lia| require the title cert'figatc to lxI Ii lurned over to him. of • A few days after taking the old U t tar in oxchange for the new one, the dealer found a purchaser for Icr $he used car, making a quick turn go over in both cases. But here hi* *** troubles began. When the pur­ ls! chaser of the used car applied to nt* tha comptroller for a licetiM* tag it was found that tho car in quos**: /tlpfl.bsd been stolen only a few *• days before the dealer uc'-atcd It as part payment for the n e w n a 'chine. Notice of the theft reached the capitol only a day or so prior to' tale from a man in tho town ** where Ute theft v n made. ' T he only thing the comptroller could do in the m a tte r , therefore, .i^ ,wae to notify tho original ow ner of 1 th e c a r where he could locate his ■n Report Miss Cole P r o g r e s s Levels For Demonstration Famous Buildings Work Satisfactory Near Charing Cross LOS ANTILLES. SepL 2 9 .- The Pedestrian'.-- Protective League lias heen organized here to pro te c t per sons n f m i fniiii reckless meter ists. The o rganization pledge its m em bers to tr y to p re v e n t lorries* LONDON, Sept. 29.—The c h a n g ­ es of time ami tiie steady blow* driving. A tto rn e y s will lie employ of tin pickaxe have s e n t 'a n o t h e r ed t o pri'iiM rlniios of meinhert f o r London landm ark to destruction in p e i : o t i a l injuries. A m e d icq | d* a cloud o f dil*L This w .-m the pal I un lit a l s o is included. | lMt*lding a t 31 t'o e k sp u r Street whirli f u r genet at ions housed the 1 [ rstiihli; limeiit of a fanioiis l-uidoli ! rh« kionker Affixed to the front of this 1 woman selling h e r own products ' building war a g re a t white-faced One wnmuti reported an nvhrnge of j clerk surm ounted h\ a linn* hall, ton dollars a week selling three hours on S a tu rd a y m ornings. In I and very old l-ondonci. recall that th e W est Volusia Home Product* | riding to tile W a r Office of a E xchange $1131 have been banked [ m orning from his home ill Picendil in the a p st th re e months. | tv. the Ituke of Wellioetoti Would | BLO O D SH O T EYES "One mem ber reported over $200 w orth a n o th e r $201 w orth, a third draw rein to correct hi.- itiiicpicro i Arr rurrd without pain in one day by iiy tin- one winch linin' out hgh I .coiiardi'* Imlilcn l-yc Lotion 159, and n fo u rth s 95. No "M rs. H erm an Nordman, p re si­ over the street. And now Ih*- old lilber rae iimcdy in the world as d en t of th e Dclqmd Homes I lemon elock with Us time Lull, which be cooling, In .ding anil vtmigtlK-unig for Miration Club, g a v e a v e r y i n t e r eye a. I nvixt oil having ' Ixoncam e a landm ark to Londoners of weak listin g report of her home industry ardi s " It makes i Irony eyes At p r o je c t since she s t a r t e d Nov. I, a succeeding generation who, on all druutpiti. 1923. t l is as follows: foot or on buses, could view it from "H om e cooking (cakes, pies, the far stile of Trufulgni S quare.! L ttit w i i k k i m ; m i \ bread, meals, candy, etc.) $90o 15; I III' l.l1*t l.l wIII k I 1 * g i t ..III i f crystallizing, $1111.75; jellies and has disappeared vv lh the deiuolim a n n a lades, $24.00; hand work at I lion of the budding of which it M i l t s vvlu-li Mir l l WI f a i l - I " a r t Tin-y feel lunguul, half k spare time $2.00 $1,008.20. With : was so long a pint. I In p assage of tune Inis brought " b l i n " a n i l <li • u i i . g o d i i i i . l I h i n t tliiq money she has added In lu-r bed room furnishings $ I tl5.no; fur j s tr a n g e change* to tin- purl of t i n > n i l g i l l m g l u z y , Ni , ;b . t t.f nished her dining room, $190.00; ; London which bi-caine known as t h o s e t y n i p l o i n s m i g h t >. s u i t i n a bought shades for the e n tire house, t 'h aring ( 'm s s a f te r King Edw ard M k .-.poll, tlll li f u l l till- -ol lsi' l l o $40.25; bought suit foi herself with I erected a (lotlpjL. t r u s s th e re to i "in -o i- t n t a l . i ;i iifu-i- . a tvvu oj accessories, $59,00; sent her d a u g h ­ m ink tin snot where In* iftircnV Ib tbim . Jt is |*u,- t tin- modicino t e r to su m m e r school, $25.00; Imd coffin rested in the th irte e n th ceti- I noodoil In purifv tlic system and trill to Orlando, including oculist tu r y , when the royal funeral pro- rest ore the vim anil aililil.liuli of hill, $22.09; tre e planting, $5.00— cess'on halted on Its way to W est­ lu-alt h. I'rice tIOc. Sold by Union 1‘hurmacy. m in ste r Abbey. m ARE TOU <> R ^ J N . S f p L 20.— E nglish ia u s Intend Wilke, in an iclaras Dr. iy ooncernloraacy. He Is field, is The new t rent men t fo r lo rn flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations th a t is doing such w onderful work in flesh healing is the Uorosone liquid and pow der combination tr e a tm e n t. T he liquid Dormonc is n pow erful a ntiseptic th a t p u ri­ fies the wound o f all poisons nnd infectious ge rm s, while the Boro zone powder is the g r e a t healet There is n o th in g like it on ear* for speed, sa fe ty and efficiency Price (liquid) 30c. tiOe and $1.30 Pow der 30c and GOc. Sold by U n ­ ion P harm acy. N o cham pion ever hold his laurcle except by n u k in g good. N o cigarette ever held popular fnvor except by de­ serving 1l , X T h g : l ^ p u l a r i f y o f C h e s t e r f i e l d ^ is ik fi o u t s t a n d i n g e x a m p l e . F o r m o n t h s Such popularity must be deserved BUT DOUCjO N I T — * - th at G u 'f. C A N 'T • S T A R T l ist e n ,S S U IT a g a in s t m £ VVELE IT COOKS A S TV1OU6H r ^ ME HAS? J ; 1 f j; jj :: ** ** »♦*+•»"*♦*♦***+++**4+++*+*f+***++4*+***+*+**++*+*+**+*f++++4» WOTMCG. PL A IN T IF T HE C A N 'T . E H ? i N O T H IN t, L I n . » IT ON 15A UTIL T X T H E T I i n R i t ’a t e n n i s o r c i g a r e t t e s V v [ o r a n y t h i n g e ls e , p o p u l a r i t y i s . n o s tr o k e o f lu c k . -the allowance made on thu mechimp a r t payment for the new one, Tl; ,*■ •*« 'va» forced to turn it over to J the rightful owner, TURNS TO HNGI.IBI1 ’■ • . A 0e.PUTM PROM T h e SME.R i P L '5 \ <V*\ A ! r iA M B lf 'if e ; feepi." 20— W a lle r 'O re ig , d jo u rn a list, and Wilhelm ■Leiser, a film p h o to g r a p h e r , left her* in a IM-foot nailing ,b o a t to sail a ro u n d Uie world. They .a ta rto d up th e lihine River by w ay o f U fa R hin*-R hone canal, down tho R h o n e R iver, tho M e d ite rra n e an , 1 to th e C a n a r y lolanda, bound f o r BouUtt A m e ric a a s th o f i n d leg of tlieir Journey. '* Theo. Jk Miller _ ___ - h e r e 'S a it t l e B il l s D O o oOjji OFFICE HERE'S A lLITTLE P.U-LW Ifu THE SHAPE or- A * 5 0 OOO DAMAGE ---------- ------------------ --I Su i t - o k w a l D * MR. GUNN J. MpKLD T im ? w* The BloVV Falls MOM’N POI ®miiotnobiks T he dealer, under the circum.stances, had to stand tho loss of < f ■ » FOR RENT OR SALE Eight Rooms nnd Bath and Garage EASY TERMS. APPLY IX) S e r g e a n t W illiam K ennedy of New O rleuns—his buddies call him th e " g a m e s t gu y In the World"— Is <lying by inches. Al. to g e th e r he's been tre a te d in 27 hospitals in F ra n c e a n d the U nited S ta le s, l i e 's undergone 1-1 a m p u ta tio n s and one surgical operation. "T rench feet." the doctors say. Yet Kennedy only grins. "T hey g o tta give me chlo­ ro fo rm before they nail by colfui lid down." *' ' ' l* * . iC/iN'T^SA-T'/A1UTtl csdricr^K.^f. scheduled follow; Princeton vs. Notre Dame. At Philadelphia— University of Virginia vs. Penn­ sylvania. Saturday, Nor. 1. At South Bend— Georgia Tech vs. Notre Dame. 'At.Bolton— -Boston College vs. Haskell In:, dlans. Saturday, Nov. ft. 'At West Point— Arrty vs. Florida. 'At Providence— Brown vs. Haikell Indians. A t B o sto n Boston College vs. Marquette. ; RAY BROS., Phone 548----- Sanford i I m p o r ta n t Intersect!in u tr d a y , O ct. is the foundation on which the Business of the world is built. Don’t neglect your foundation or your business will topple over an d be picked up in pieces by BALLOONS for all Cars. n o w C h esterfield s h a v e b e e n d ra w in g o v l^r 1 OOO s m o k e r s a d a y a w a y ( c b m 1 o t h e r cig a rettes, ; .Qfcjgcly this is convincing proof of thc^'quallty and good taste, �r ^ __ ’ £•> ... . .^ ^ •,■+■'■,’ . jv •- ' is a* . yjT#JT*| ■* v 't'rmx m a i ’/ f O M W r« ffliuiMir»% , f_. v ». • t-■a -c -« m t ,■ *rr> -rf^m • *- iv.v«* . SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD Advertising Position Wanted Wanted TAMPA MOUNfNG TRIBUNBo b in Karaite by ex­ Send In your tubscription to the W A N r E D —Jauto mechanic. Apply Tribuno or hand It to your local lit perienced H erald office. dealer ho you can road Florida’a roateat newspaper. One year 0 months $4.00, three montha j B oyle. d e c e a se d « nj M ichael J. you desire $1,000 insur- B o y le. d eceased , or o t h e r w is e . In ance policy add 75 cents to your and to Uie.followInK d e sc r ib e d land order. In th e C ounty o f Hctnlnole and S ta le d a tes a r e fo r c o n "insertions. ,^f of »v«r« a s l e n g t h sated a llna. charge mo t o r Brat K r t C itia *■ r e s t r ic t e d t o E clssslflcatlou . c (rrnr Is w a d e T h e S a n [■eraM w ill b e r e s p o n s ib le K. ono Incorrect In sertion . Cr*rll*er, fo r s u b s e q u e n t Eos. The o f f ic e s h o u l d be ^ li m i t c d la t e ly In c a s e o f fro i D T i i t n i w u . Krtld r e p r e s e n t a tiv e t h o r r familiar w i t h r a te s , r u le s siflraiinn, w ilt , v i v e y o u ts Information. A n d If 1, they w ill a s s i s t y o u In yoyr w a n t a d to m a k e effective. POHT.IAT NOT1CTB. srtliers should g l v a t h e i r or pustc.rflns a d d r e s s aa u their iihons n u m b e r if teslre results. A b o u t one out of a th o u s a n d haa n «n*. and t h « o t h e r s can't fastest* w ith y o u u n ls s r [know your a d d r s s a SUrsallnnaare MUST h e [ t t la aeraoa a l T h e S a a | ifrrsM o ff ic e or by I c t - r TWephour I 's e e s t l S - srr net valid. Service. itsoui. P rom p t, E fficien t IMiscellaneous For Sale CRE F A R M on sa n d -cla y L E A R N A B O U T Volk C ounty and L ak e la n d , I h r . n g h th e Star-Tele* g r a m , lleat a d v e r tis in g m edium in [ S o u th F lo rid a Published m ornings, i S ta r - T e le g r a m , l a k e l a n d , Fla. O H I O —X enia. M ake y o u r sajos through th e X e n ia G arotte. X e n ia , Ohio, ltich a g ric u ltu ra l d i s t r i c t W a n t ad nnd display r a t e s on r e q u e s t o f F lorida, m ore p a rticu la rly scrib ed ns fo llow *: de- .A " , Bbrnk T w e n ty -th re e 13 3 ). , ii" T w u (2) etui F o u r (4 ). „f ? t n l k wiW5liSr*n,n* , , 9 ) - ° r MelloaJ 7 ,„ ' r ' V ,!®* according to n pint th e r e o f d uty recorded In IM.it n oo k publid records !*- a l J l J f * . l)f ll,fi p u blic records Of S e m in o le County. FI or Idn. and lo any* nod nil o th e r person or persons. w n o*e n a m e s Are u n k n o w n , c la i m ­ in g ntiy right, t i t le or Interest In and to -th e property h e r e in a b o v e d e­ scribed. or any p art or parcel there- Building Material WANTED—Santurd tmaineas men HTRXcTK Concrete Co, general who are In need of competent cement work, sidewalks, build­ help should read the classified ing blocks. Irrigation boxen. J. R. page of The Herald. There's no Terwllleger, Prop. reason for bending out-of-town for* help when there la probably Jual Lumber and nodding-HuMriaT ra- person you want in- the d ty Carter Lumber Company, N. Laurel St. Phone 505 V uU .A ltfc the m an we <wantUf yoi i a r e looking f o r a n oppor- lift-L LUMBER CO. nous* of tu n jty to m ake a good living In a Service, (Juolity and.Price. business o f y o u r own# You aell,At a good profit tho well known W a t ­ kins P roducts to satisfied u se rs in I Sanford Sales experience un1 {,an,orH . S A L E — Ono ", «- ,csHnry. W rite to d a y for fr e e __ totarlng. P. A. iInform t u o m nation. tlon D e p t,'g 2 , T h e J. It.’ W a tk in s Com pany, 02-70 W. lown Droa. building. " '<K '* St,, Memphis, Tenn. . W A N T E D — Children u nde r school nge to p r e p a r e mid y e a r te rm . fl:U0 to 11:30 a. m. Mrs. Mitchell, 711 P nrk Ave, , 10c p e r I no. W a y c ro ss J o u r n a l - ; o r d e r of Publication be published H e ra ld , >WayCross. Georgia. i 1,1 _ .Tlio . . . Hanford . . - Herald, ------------a newspaper T /1 I i t i i e i i IU K hA bH --------- --------tn e prosperous fa rm - published Ini Sanford. Sem inole b o u n ty . F lorida, nnrn a Week for cljtht c o n s e c u t iv e Weeks. FOR SALE—Large, roomy bunga­ low. Completely furnished with up-to-date furniture. This house was built for a home. Located on Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth nnd Thirteenth Streets. Very best location in Sanford. Will tell for $9,000.00 furnished; $2,000 cash. Dalanch In terms very easy to han­ dle. See W. L. Rumple' at First National Rank or call phone 207 and make appointment. t FOR RENT—Nqw fl-romn hbuso. month. NICELY furnished bed room. Pri­ vate home. J. R. Adams, cor. Oak and.11th St, FOR RENT—Tb ree furnished roomsi for llg! light housekeeping. FUJI RENT—Five room cottage on 218 French Ave. paved street. Apply. 800 French F o r . n u n ' —Two unfurnished Ave.____ _ _______ ______ . rooms. COS Myrtle Ave. Phone FOR RENT—5 room bungalow; 382-W.________________ G05 Elm Ave.- Apply Roberts Wouldn’t Grocery Store. [ Je sslm in e Ave. Modern. One FOR RENT—Rooms. “ Hupmobllo” block from Lake fi*dMt. T. C. C arl­ you be able to uss the money se­ Mere, W ig h t son. cured by renting that vacant room now going to waste? There arg m any persons looking for places to FOR SALE—Five lota on Sanford Heights, $760.00 each for quick stay. lUlip Help Uiau take tcare of WiCHl them UIU and ' . u i u u* sale. Terms. Phone G5 or 107-J. l keeping people in Sanford. Phone HERE IT IS—A bargain. Home 148 and givu y o u r ad over th e te l­ or investment 76x100 lot, brand ephone. Use T h e H erald f o r quick new five-room house thoroughly service._________________________ __ finished. Good neighbors, llgb FOR R E N T — 3 rooms fo r lig h t paved stre e ts, e ig h t minutes Cars For Sale Real Estate Daily Fashion Hint COU1MCI1S tr,a .j 1 . H P O E H - C l a s s ­ ified a d s h a v e th e lnrxi>«t c ir c u ­ It Is h ereb y ordered th a t yo u nnd la t io n In S ou th w estern i.coricla each of you. he and ap p ear before U n to 8c'; f<5»word) line, our said C ircuit 4'iiiirt, at tho (' hum YOG H AVE P J V P k T P n H ou se at Hanford. Florida, on the n . 1 k»U ItAV c, I N vBJHTLD a D V E H T i s ET lit the Journal-H er-1 1st d a y o f Oecemher. 1934. and then I e r h a hB thousands of dollars in aid, S o u th G e o rg ia 's g r e a te s t nnd th ere m a k e a n s w e r to th e l>ll| "C ra te M aterial, F o r tiliie r , and co m p n e w sp a p e r. M orning, afte rn o o n , of ........... - la in t ex h ib ited nvalnnt you F a r m Im nlcm ents. T H I S IN V E S T M E N T SH O U L D w eekly and S u n d a y Classified r a te s ! 7 u T h r r ordered - that rats Houses For Sale Daily Fashion Hint houeckeoping. Corner of E lm Ave. and 3rd S t , 317. P h o n e 437-W. ‘ __________ FO uR u R Kr.iv E N T1 — F r oouu r room on p na rtriment with hath, unfurnished. Water, ''ater, lights sunplled, $36.04) month. Mrs. Alex Vaughn, Phono HE P R O T E C T E D Insure with A. P. C O N N E L L Y &. SO N S 10R MngnoHa Ave. v Phone 48 era a n d fe rn g ro w e r s of Volusia t n e s s m y h a n d a n d (lie s e a l of c o u n ty a d v e rtise in th e DeLand t h ew i C i r c u i t f ' n n r t <>f t h e S e v e n t h D ally News, r a te lc p e r word, cash J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e S t a t e r>f a n y a n d a l l k i n d s o f a l f f Cl r l r a l a p ­ w ith order. b l o r l d n . In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e I ' o u n - pliance*. d evice* or f i x t u r e * ; to 323-J. FOR R E N T — Nice rooms. Will consider giving meals. 817 West F ir s t S t _____ FOR R E N T — Desirable furnished or unfurnished bedroom at 210 Park AA*e. Inquire “ Roynl Ico Cream C-o." repair, buy. noil. lj*. o n t h i s ( h e 1 3 t h d a y o f S e p t e m ­ m a n u factu re. r**nt. leanc. mortKAffn or o lb r r w la e b e r , A. D 1924 diapoae o f any find all kind* and 4Henl> E, A J > OF n i . AHS. wort* of inerclmndlne. w h e llie r a n a t ­ ( ' I r r k ..r t h e r i r r u l l C i i u r l of i h e ural prod net or f a b r i c a te d : to acH e ven lh J u d i c i a l F l r c u l l of t h e *1il Ire, hold, own. rent* l rime, aril, cx Stale of F l o r i d a , In a n d f u r clntrtKC, muMffUMH. pledge. Improve, Svn il md e Futility or tilberw lae develop, deal l ti i»r dl«I IV V K. n o F m . A H R . A L I T T L E W A N T A G In The H e ra ld will b r in g you *big resuits. A d v e rtise those old articles you have stored aw uy and have no use for. A little th ir ty - r e n t ad m ay b r in g you several dollars. ! I»mc of nny and all kind* of p r o p ­ lle p u ty r i e l k Rhone 148 nnd a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e | e n n A 1 >l i n ITT ICS. erty, real and pennuml, nnd ciione* will call to see you. ___________________ Bnllrltor and o f doon$fil fnr P o m - In action ; to ptirohane, hold, pell, Kuarnntee. tran sfer. m«p[$?n, ntortF LORlLtA-—UK1.AN DO— O rlando! Puhl'ish Sept. ir. -i, 29 oet c n jo KUftfe, pledge, or otherwlau dl * pone m o r n n g S e n t i n e l ; l a r g e s t cln ssi-J Nov 3 . 10 •«f lift O vx hi 1*n |il 1 a I int or k . t o I»a. v»■ it« m a n v plitcen of btinlnenn an ll nut) (led business, r a te lc n word, min- ^ -----------------------------dei-ni fjecewnary, and to do any or all N (IT 11 'K o r A 1T I.U ATION FOll ini uni 2 4 c cash with order. of file lliln u s h erein b efo re pet forth TAX IIKI1I1 I M I l t l l SUCTION STS AUGUSTA C H R O N IC L E — Auo r t i i i : 4 i i : \ 1:11 x 1 . h t a t i t i : s to the name e x te n t an natural |>ernuna m lu h t or could do; ami tl»e o r t i i k s t a t i : o f r i . o i t i n a. g u stn , Gn.— A u g u s ta 's g r e a te s t N*sflc*t» iw ln»rhliy « l v i n th in H W, foreitolna claiiHen nhrill be countnu'd classified medium, r a te ca-h ,0 !)c Dlulifiriii. both an o b je c ts and p ow ers; am! It imrrlmHrr of Tax <%*r!lc h a rg e . 1 0 c per line, minim um | IIr*111 X11 4!*U. ij i»t «1 i!t i* 41 h il ft y »1f In Iter i»by r i p rep sly provided th a t fori’K'dnk eniimeriitlrni of sp ecl__________ _ 1 July, A I* 1 £104. linn llli’d hiiId cur- the In 111 y o ff!*•»•, nitd linn made hr p o w ers shall not to* held to limit M A IN E — W ntervllle, Morning Ran- f! 11tlflca(«* «ir restrict In any m a n n er the p o w ers jt|d11*rtI i«»n for 1ii \ d**»*d t •* In , tinel. T housands of Maine peo- iim ir d a u r p w ith law Said rcflMi* of Ibis co rp oration A l l T i r i . K III pie a r e in te re ste d in Florida pron- , cat** t'lfiOriiccn ili»* r.dlou !ni£ d* The am ount of cap Im l stm k a u ­ I e rty . Reach them th ro u g h the f Met lilt'd | i[ u | im !\ nltniifuil in Sunii- thor nteil nb 1111 be F ive T housand * riiuntv . Florida fo-Wll. I Sentinel. R ate c ard on a p plica- ItitJ« Him MW For .*f SW »* of NWV* 11c1llrt i » c itn nIm( 111 k **f F Uf I \ Hit n r e n . tiotf. of the par valu e of u N K H l TN Mil KM of S« r 31, T|t ?u S 11 ™ f: nil* F aTTM IlF A f H f O U N T Y - T h e I X f !*7 fi K .111 fr H 1,97 ft \1' I I'OI.I.AKM «.iirh: th e • apltiil stork Tlio siil.l In(11I 1,1 UK iiksoss- ' ">»> he p a j n l . le III (none) . |iroperl> ! 324 ft korvloi’H. tii n JuNt viiHintion sre ne o f stupendous developm ent -1 ..j u,.- .in.- ..4 i h - ....................Mf labor t Read about it in the P a lm Bench »iich (■••itiilente in ill-- u,»oif <.( .1. f 1 hi lixml lt\- Ihe Ipr.trpnfjltn(H f»r |3 ndies west o f Lnngwnnd, nc-hnU on high rid g e land lUnce-ln flowing well disIVexiva R iver; 50 ncres l«nd 111 splendid c u ltiv a tio n ; utiocr cultiv a tio n w ith a well nnd ready to suhirljirge m odern 7 room private w a te r w orks, plumb‘ fixtures-, outhouses; te n a n t riM, ............ igaiage., G01 two y e a r old I orange tr e e s , 20.000 so u r Imany of th e m re a d y to hud. q lte s t Apartments For Rent © TlCTOXl ' | | | FROC K S O F S l i r r i F SIM PLICITY R tV ltvJ A151 A PARTM ENT F O R - R E N t^ O n c 3 room and one 2 room a p a r t ­ ment. Apply .'100 French A v e ._ I OR R E N T — 4-room furnishe i a p a r tm e n t. AH conveniences, and g a ra g e . 117 Laurel Ave. ■Bffl $1,600.00 cash. . , FOR HOME—A snap, for rent 15 to 20 p e r cent in te r e s t on investment, besides th e $1,000.00 *rise n r u _ wm.Hi 7 , ”in* Pnouiro S n n f .n l h / i” **1 S K ^ s528. m 0" 1 D*ve,° P ment CoPhone FOR SALE—Lota 30^81 and 32~in Hammock. C onsisting>r ^0, 06 acres. For price and terms address owned W. W. Brock, P. O.’ Box 843, Mjilmi. FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Mussori. Lost and Found IOUND One bunch 0 keys on ring nnd leather strap. Owner may hnve same by calling at Herald offire and paying for this ad. . LOST— S a tu r d a y P. M. one oblong w hite gold w rist watch. R ew ard if re tu r n e d to Misa Bobble Chapman. ' ' ■ -.*>■ ________ • - »u '1 he <li.4l ini lion ilia! it nldainahlc in Ilnnila num bered from 1(11 to l i t Mmole clfci H in .ufmii.ihly cin|»ha*i/nl well located, to m ature Ja n u ary 1st. t'jj», in llii'br fun !,w t o the left ii a wLite kOR R E N T — Two num bered from 21S ( a 223 unfurnished a p a rtm e n ts. Apply ■ to Ronds ir/|*e tie ( l.inr it it a Mfiile n jmiii , m atu re J a n u a ry 1st. 1925 , rrmerrter ir mur.eil w i i li Sj».-ni*h l.irc, GO] P a rk Avo. or Phone 224. [ Blinds number,',I from 203 to 10T ature J a n u a r y 1st. 193(k ■ ;T h c \ >li.>pcd k ami *« i v short F O R R E N T — T w o room a p a r tm e n t i to Bm ands tin inhered from 2<i* lo St 3 ANOTIFFU SM A R T FASHION k Imono sleeves , s fm ish cl Willi hire | „ ratly fu rn ish ed . 310 W e s t to m atu re J a n u a ry 1st. 1937. in pi u t cl.i* I ..........mu s ' . c Hsjnirvs T h ird S t Bonds numbered from 311 to ,117 A brilliant Chinese print in silk J t , ’ \ (,S Jo t o m a t u r e J a n u a r y b n . 1922, Ii i u | e i 0 I 1 1 j ) aids | Ronds numbered from l l Vo 328 crftiede Chine, heightens the smarlnrss lJl(: ,,t i t m. h, i \ idc to m ature J a n u a ry 1st, 1939. of this slraighllinc (rock ol uniinpravb| j^cr I *»f S u n f u n ! F l o r i d », i n tin* mi ni I * i t n i » Jut f I and R,m p I s numbered from 333 lo 82T «*f T w o H n n d i i i l T w . n l y- . S**\ i n able simplicity. The net k rn.iy l « n ir ..,i. —•1 t*i it i> ti- uttcs no to inuture J a n u a ry 1 st. m u . S a m p le copy sent on re- T Hna-rs A.lmr I'nl. i ii.l . * I \ * \ i I n «111 i-ul itrw, 11I 11 in*'istllii£ rii I let! finished in V-shaped or round outline piker n o T h o i l w u n d I h t l l n r n ( h r F m y u u d w and. is i, « d li>r t he mvmiiJ ! * u r h |»ur|M»Me. itu d t h i * »(i«i«-uee ( I d e a t e N h . i l I tie r* .................. m c n u l l i m I»rrivud fro m ( h r Snlu T h u ru n f W h erea s It ap p ears from said i I- . lit It ul >t< MVI.S ill In law (ax t!»*i'i1 will i li»-tci »11 . **1 I h I* ef»r|*«*riiI l*»u RIui 11 be |i**i‘|n‘l * 1 and "I he trout of tlie dress ts l.otl in ■sire';; i 1'* ,M' u*»*d I n p a r t i a l l y fhmrii*«* petltlmi filed ns aforesaid, tlmt nil till ttu2111 Ii diu uf O.tiilier, A Ii u.,1 1 iilatts on the shoulders The front and ,b,iih H e s,. . :.,»•( loituo u f j v * thi-i il!*p.'irr n f i l i u c o n t o f r t r t f i l n ' o i . ' ; . " t j g & C t K u 3 t A M i ' A . - r i i u n n . A - T , m , . - l i l F , )S »( eteps ta k en In eo n n ectlon w ith th e A ltT tC t.i: IV »*irt’*’l i i np rov^ni ur iiM umakkum I liack uie slasluM In from tlie under* ( ye. - !.'• •• lie* ■(•••* I it u. Ii in • •iiim- I Issuance of said bonds hy the City h o m e d a il y \Vltn tni ..(Tl. i it «l«n itori> a m i ’■ 'h '1 loislm-ss »i Ims n. ««. - ..f tlio slatitT oil te rm s. I n k e l e s - , T ln n 's, (lie g r e a t iiF'ultiM! p r i v a t e l y i m i i r d pr *i pnrin sr.ims and the (tool gathered to ii , 1 i’ • i‘i.. «iv .it the I. 1 M.lr; of Hanford, Florida, h a v e been 9 e«per w o rd , m in im u m i •*|«| f* aUN | m (i !»*• Im t**1 I•\ II il il il <4 ih e 1 .11 h ihiV of Si’pti’mln *u >> f r n n t l i u; and nhutllnic Ptiiil iwvLCo.. Inc., I>ingwood, Fin. r a te P a r I nlar In e v e r y respect, and In strict Nfeiliion siie ii,. . I tlie t .1. 1,1 the i i f | e ft .s t is- r l»r lil vlt't |»i r»ltl**lt I netlHlirer form a Mile drajH-ry c h a rg e 2r-e rasli w it h o rd er. W r it e A M !*2I Nfci’. t lriiproY(*ni*’UiN, p r u H e r l h * con form ity wi t h law, and that all M'l IrtlllN 11It ■I Hill'll ol Iti-r nffl- t c a u i m DPMI b y i n l t .loiruh material ■ut rut a m ! : pi liquid to the dn (S e a l) K A 1»f»I**SI .A SS. '»*** (!»•• form and c*.ml It Inna of KF, m a n u fa ctu rer luis u se d for c o m p l e t e r a te card. nets, con d ition s nnd thtnica required c*>i ** it im| ii$: *■til h it s 1h •• i’i*rp**r i ( In»n | i ‘li I’k n ull <'d irt S* rn1 Pictnti.il Review Dress No. 2 1 5 1 . v,ut, l>> • siitih, gts ir g tlm 1 !l h l 1'1 *. »i*l a l o !**• no iRHiirit, a nd by law to exist, happen and be p er­ l«r piano a m i t w o U p r i g h t t >t; v c m ,p t n - s a t t e n t i o n - p e n Miit It li el In*l j in*, i*ltd nny Iwn «iff h*i w Sires, J t to 40 inches bust. i ’mi ti 11 . F| ni !-1 -i 4» r o \ i i l l v m f im a M n k i i m f u n d f u r Pine, (I 4 , Pnre, e M e limn size ivqiurfs formed, precedent to and In *he Is­ in S an ford w h ic h w ill s ell •■"••otn t* to'irtnetmt Mu. K t n i t i u dem u v t*r h e l d l(\ i UN till f r ’! t o . t *rt *pl liy V l: I d. uh bin M !• ihi p i t v i m n l of d a - p r l n c i p u l su an ce of said bonds, have existed , I 4 >ar , i n It t i n t , 1 1 . I 45 cents. Ihe off Iren « f fi re* Id** lit itlltl viesarol ml* r*‘*(i uf Niiht tin min", .i ! their real. r value r a t h e r th a n ' ln, I''>r’l ' . " happened and have been p er­ u „ \i» i i i b n if m n lh -n (I*k11nr hlifliwnv to th* 1. l i. 1III I. l I c vii < I lies. ami to ht* i im11rii purnuvthl I«> rertaln nave 'Phi* l» m pnntr\ nfTh elH I if d f 4IT I.H 4TION I'Oll |ir. ‘s),|. til formed In regu lar and d u e time, Enquire o f Mr. \N L. l i a r « „ i f , I|M nuinbe.i. n tw o MITIC i: o r * *«* , t ,*ti'| i * s o l d i I ci m o f (lit* F | l y In i utiilli t Ihe hui«ln**«M H IM 11 III** S ,i ,. 1 • , 1 i a tl* a bust j \ ? o r im im i'D iu form and manner, a s required hy |Box ZS'2t S a n f o r d , o r w r i t e n.ililon « l ? ir !o .»c,. jier«>*n pet m i to m off 11*#-1 h fin eti'i’fr’d nt * ' oi nml i i Ml on o f tVi»- C i t y o r H a n f o r d , law. i in i \ *1 m ul t h i n a m i i*4M*v o r r u o tin ft r mI li r u b i r mi el Ihk u n tl <111il 11Mujufftcturcr, K! N o r t h I V 11*, n **v uu . n . r mililun * *,M i d . i, -lu*> h u d a n d adopt «*i l , a n t d rOKI'.ll I 'll A IITI'H. Now. T herefore. In pursuance o f M N.N i 1 1 I •il, 1 I rt .» No JIM. h "Mf»r **|»ern h«»Uf*e uniter 4‘fififil m o 1 * *. 111!» i » * t * * * i * f i li r d # * n o m 1 r m t l n i ! u f lied Mhidt h« A U I'l.VTT pM-Hbl* lit '*!•: Im Iiert’Lv k 4% u l h.il % ** . an order nf the Court herein made. A t l a n t a , (1 a 1b*n ; t w o in UH on * t ■ Iri isneni on theN*»TIC Jt t j !U tit, tics bual. l ‘( IlC, <>fo it lid tit ii * u i * f K ** 11 A If I*k H v ir I ' h o i i Mt ml (H.uuu.oo) I ) ol I n? a u„tlee Is h e r e b y .g iv e n th at the Cltunder nipt fieri ! nt’tir |»<*r tpf . u h »r o . o h h ^ a r l i i n I n t i T u w t a t t h e r n t r n f tscrie a ml* fax*7)U) erK'Mf Tfte City o f — Galvffhfaod- fac'd bin j lilgiiw fty, KriHiln! etutnrs* 13 tents. ra"rn for live .......mu I........ ..................... ... ...... s . **l\ p«*r r« iii ur n p u r a n n u m . I n t u r u a t me h na r r o w ; flooi. 1 Writ** M-vel«.pmenl DeUATt-( ° rntM‘ *‘irv ^ llnnleu »»njfrn»iii "f n u r e l h r n . nml llie iiIm. n ..flic*^(.halier;; A ccm Hanford, Florida, a rc by said order i * *y ai.lt* Hi nil i i n n u a 1 1> . o n (hr* f i r a ( iiiPnt Thu P**nH/ieola N oun I th« Hlrtl** «»f Fli»rhl:i. r»t TnllfthiNH*-. i t»*k;e!h«f "Mb 1* « S! \ F l ‘«»f4M required to ,b e and appear before iltiv u to r; harrow nnd d.i> n o f . l ant i Mr v a n d J u l y o f n a r l i M' i i l l i II *• I 11 Vita- Hit I I-Ill|l"l U I > hreitti! Flfirhln, on itiv Mfh *<f ^'Inl (he c ir c u it Court of the Heyenth la t r ic r j | horse e n r t ; h a lf , TvRfP|f_YTTirRNia“ crnrVsi.dr"F~Tf^! 1-1 m a r , nfitd I)4*| id h t o In* d u ! * d J u l y t a t HfitTle Instil rni! Ii nw 111st ?t Mf il 1(1*4'till M Judicial Circuit of the Htatn o f JT I'ltlY K N t l l ’ l A V O in iS . |»f t a r ; g n lv a i li /. l d s m o k e - I (’In, knl>nr» Kniuun nt Pix.rnlnr live liny* ll 1*! , a n d t o h«* H u m lit* r e d e n n n u AltTlc'Ll V five tlay* a ft e r tin* d • n of till** euiih Florida, on the 21st day o f October * ui I v i*I v f r 4*»i ii 1 i n 2 2 7. Io *| li n ti rn !i «•r a A fi. 1924. at lE nquire P h ilip R. A n d r e w s , JneimUnu F u m U y , ..... .... Im u , out hivi. for Kelt •+!> **"«(*• i*f t»* i»* M Tin h liMIt * M DtfrnU 1)1 nf 111■t • I l nl the liour ‘ o f Ten I1 sit |U' r wur il. tn Mil mu in H r wii i'i1 to KAN FOR M Kl Ki'TKlt i *t •%( iii'HH **i i l l )•i Iil V I.* u l i h h t hr c»«in | T h e su r e s t sig n of w o r m s in c h il­ ho iiiNlvt and in mat nr»* aerially In o ’clock A. M ul Hanford lit the C oun­ I Avo. t i n follow ln$t n m n i i . T , (u w ll; ty of Sem lm .le nml Hints o f Florida, I1ANY, *»f wltleh !h«* f i d Imw hin Mi ill IMUj hIihIJ hI wuv tlfti*' ►u li J**r I It d ren is pnh ttesH. luck o f i n t e r e s t in ti k _ / ' „ i ........... ....... .. TO R E A C H H U Y E U S or s.-ll.-rs of in* Mniula Iiimitrernl from I to 20 tn then n m l there to sh ow cause. If ih»* ri rile leu uf lu«*orpur«ii h» i , the M4*if wit lit I* ill*' Mil TTI Ilf r \v KN T \ piny, f r e t f u i n e s s , vm ,uhlo upp e- , mill urn January ! m . 11126, nny th ey have, w hy said bonds Till M SA M • I * < »l-l .A ItS c . , , , , . ! ■•( tatnnl of W h ich Is now mi «!•* In ln ttin g T ^ P hone 133- W. " * 1 F , ',rldn reul t i le , li n k i n g at tlic n o s e and null- 1 Iftotul *» mini h u m ! from 21 to 40 tn should uot be validated and c o n ­ - I t h e h t . P e t e r s b u r g l i m e s . One cen t , • , „ k i „ H ,c r r la r v <■( S' its MCTii *1.K VI run* m r Ja n u a ry lal, 11*2 7. firmed. , ,, il.E— W olf G ra y G e rm a n c e n t n w o r d d n ily . t w o c e n t s n w ord ] of Klm blu. at T i i l l a t i a s s , y t -util.i Fnl I" nn i njg .i f f lln- im iiii’ia ii ini m t den b lu r t in g tn sleep . W h en these* I h u i d x hwmh**r«*4l f r o m ( t i n f.o t o W IT N ESS my hand and the Bent A It PI, ATT. l*S* i m ' nl i li * hii.Iihi’I I!*• i n nml In i'ups from lni|x>iteii stock. S tin d a v s. i - y m p t o m s a p p e a r it i., t i m e to no t ! u r e t n m i n r > l a i . I P 2 H. of the circ u it Court of ilu> S even th t: c it a it p i : it. c» 11 411 » ivi f •*!’* * , w Im tin v#* * ■ " # » » -h hii I i $30.00; M u le s , $50.00. F . Iloinl** numhfr** dfrnin fi 1 to fill to Ju d icial Circuit uf the S ta te of ■ g i v e W h i t e s t ' n utn V e r m if u g e . A S. f t'H ’K Kttsi >\' "DO YOU W A N T to buy or sell Hi f 11** *1 lo t tic fttllutthl l«f him K H< 1 hi *I hi .* J i i n u a r y f ut . ] p 29 Hell, Mt. Dorn. Florida. In nod for the County o f le w ilosea d riv es out tin- w orm s 1. ( * MTAl'KOHt • II ' I 111 It f f‘W|»i I 1i NI- Tin It) I’M III an y th in g ?" If so a d v e rtise in lioiid** numhurnd friini Ml i <» ion m Hrmlnolc. on ittls the 29tli day 'Af NNIt and p u ts th e li ttle on e on th e road iii«iiir«* J a n u a r y l a t li#S0 IGK P L A N T S that w;' 11 i.r.T- the " G a inesville Fun." Hrpletnher A. I* 1924. . s PRnpnfUTM Ctl A RTItll AM* XllTI n a mi s i i \ it i :s k k s 1 1 »i :\ i i : to h, -,ltti a g a in . W h ite 's • 'leu n i H o i u I n iiiMiilitn*i1 f r o m 1 ni t o 12D )h#rd h e a d s . iA 'a d in g v n rie(Heal) C|,Kg OK I NC« ,|t pi lit ATI' »N 4 It I*11«t • 2‘ S *iif •*$•!. 1 ht A D V E R T IS IN G re su lts if it t o m i l l uft* J a n u a r y Iwt. I !* 1 1 \ e r m i f u g e h a s a record id fifty E. A. HOl t OLAHS, stpnfd 500, $ 1; 1,000, $ 1.76 o f t i i i : s t \ T ' *n I » i : b i : c I ’ <■ II .11 t«r I I S,« 11f ill'll I 1.4 I h mi «1n n u r n h i r t ’d f r o m 121 t o M 0 •.I « , t trxii., __ .1 j reaches po te n tia l buyers. PaClerk of ih e Circuit Court o f th a Tit I, ' I'OMI'INV y e a r s o f s u c c e s s f u l use. P rice 35c. t o n m l III I* .hi m i n t ) I at , 19 3 2 S <* I Mi *. * iv ..ft 1 S'.4iifoi il i la H o e n i i . Judicial circuit of Florida, W e th e Iindersls lied bet i t . i mu INvo "Gu W >U ; bitkn Ilsilv News is c im d n t e d in |h’ i" S 1»»fl ■- r 41 I S ,»u 4*!■i *I !■ l a Sold hy U n ion P h a r m u c y , lh*ndw tioniUvrril from Ml to ICO tl. W.dU'KNCKIl, JR. rr-,‘1c . 7 ..~r r ; — - | " n in d u stria l and a g ric u ltu ra l sec- In-til, ti^ree I*, i,nil, and u-*.,,, t - t* I n t i d i l y r •* J a n u a r y l a l . 1 1133, A iiurtiey fur P etitioner. ' ou rs, Ives ns ii corputut l**tt ami (,o fESS S T O R E a n d filling * t a - 1tion. <1 \ l I •l*‘ I f ,1 »l( I I >\ *\ T ill: i m i t it < oi iit o r t i i i : sort, purpose w e l,*'t ,-b\ make , »«• ••f S* tilltjol* * ’•Ml Tl I ' (.00(1 bufiinvM and good ST A U G U S T IN E " FLA - Sf * c \ k n t i i j i h ii i \ i. t i m i i t o r ami adopt tit* f o l lo w in g at it t iii: s T v n : o r n . o i i n n t\ a m i I 1Ii* ii ml* i Mtk im-«J t l i it i li ill tn f l "i ^ T I J o h n s C o u n t v is r e a c h e d th r o u g h , I, „ of i m >-rp«,t .,t ton roll m k h i m i i .i: i i i i \ t i .— i x A RTI f l H 1 t t* if i *< a «l iii Iit 19ii I’r nnth*i a ml i'll. * <» ba«l h e a l t h . ( . R r t c e l« tlin S t . Au^Uhlinr* K v en in u < h i m i: n \ . Tlie c rpornt,, name shall be II4' k ||(*U I ♦' il ti til** |( 1H. In » ll i : i u .it i C o y o f Hu It f or , I , K l o i b l a . A . Mi o t l e l p a l ■or q u ic k s u l o f t i \ | J l “ Q u ick i e s u l t s . 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B l^iaii orrtev at Oalnesvllle. npptlnnree m otors r n erators and Hinl i It If* »!' 111 iluy '*f H«pi*fntoj A 'I' m fluit uti T a x I 1.* i * rn u f . vs. Tb« Mallhews PrcsN First National Hank Bldt*. Sept. G. 1134. MODISH HI.ACK S A T IN I k nit ton sv a le m s: to toiv sell iiiariu1 1 U#2I, al Hnnfnrd. Florhlii tii** **lt> *»f Hsiufori) Flor!*f * is h ereb y g iv en th a t Aaron Jcrnlysn. et al.. l'ef, ndanls. fneture. repair, lea se, rent, mort I.KWIH (i* HII VAN Sanford, ----------Florida Phone 417-L3 \ \ III* 11*418, u (H’t t l i u l i w m fl luU In CITATION 5 ItllxHon. o f Oviedo, l-'lorIn any m an n er rl-al to sm l ( N. I*. Si nt IJ To tn thruuuli the scaaon without a . , It I ■41V•' 4M| I It jl'tl I'ltlDll Mil I ll 1Mlit* N o t a r y I *u I■I i ■* S n i i c To Aaron Joral xan Robert ttarn* gbnane ed l,and Welalu Bldg, Hanford. Fla. ko, oti Ju ly 29, 1921. nuultt u *I ap p lian ces, much In**. «l«- of Florida Mv **i mini Imhlo n * x p it « f 'ortti«r fria'lc ol Ida, k suit in or crfjHt is 2'*t I ‘Iii v>' <>f H» ii! »*fii!i»*r A I I I * * 2 4 I* v linri, iHusnn Harntiurl. Joseph II. ssd Entry No. OIT32T, for Askvw, Janies vlcea or m elhodn In w h ich or b> J**i!i i iiuf) l - l '*27 ^ limply out of the question. Simple ilit* i i ( y iff H a n f o n l . F l i t r h l n a iriu f 8i:i4 . S.ctlon 25. Township AskeW, 8uran J sui It eq u ip m en t or appllati^ss m *11 hi I i’tii l»*tt a Uti ll, 11> mimI t h r u 1144 Ii i»e\,li FI ne ami. It.-hove* lwi nhich jnd Ecnerslly becoutmg is this model dK**r k»n«e 31 i : . Tiillahnssee »le- I w / e k s y be uswl or r o n s u n m l. and ti' do ‘»i I at a - S (» iiin.H.- a n ! .1 D A D E C ITY . Sept. SU. The *hich m ay h av e cijher a rouml or V- M i l I*) »* ;,.| 1 hi>» tiled notice of Intention FlneK un, H en ry A Crane mid S o ­ all tb ln u s Incidental or n ecess a ry I ) |, )«H ( h i - l ‘ * l v I t i l l i i l i l s x i i . i l i . f phia Crane, unit ea ch s n d every te Three-year Proof, to ustaht>. in an u| S o u th F loru iu I’res3 A s s o c i a t io n ihapcd neck back and front. The front Hi* r i l y •if H a n f t i t d Fl* rl i ! n. i v a h n i nam ed d efen d an ts. carry out sabl p u rp oses, t nl I r H$•’ C IIA D L A T H VKTEIIINAUIAN aim to the land above du­ o f th e a b o v e Hi a l »' «il 1'liM lilrt i *•* r* ! I i k r A in g , and If any. eith er or all fa ctlire repair. . buy. . . sell . ,, . . . . . of will lie g i v e n u w a r m w e lc o m e w h e n >f *lie dress is laid in plaits on the II In* ll before cle rk Circuit Court, oIff liv iff ' u | I ** h | * r fl > ) ti f l I h r \ a I i«1 a I Id ll ftooni 203 Conrad Huitdlnf said d e f e n d a n t s be dead, to alt I niorlkajre unit o i l , m u Is. dUp""’, iiimilders, the tiuht side *•{ cv-rt 1 1n hi*n «!h n f I In* C i h h i Hu ftit ttteels hi re on Friday and Sal- aiouiuers, me hai tsu kk and anil the the nuh ford. Florida, on Ihe 23rd duy partlea A(torney-ul-Law •r t of t ii a r ll e s co llB i n t e r e s t s under uniter sa sni-n uni ami ............. a ilm m iln n g intnreata ck any and e v e n sitin or Phones: Office 20. H oms 21 luber I ti 21. uniiiv. Oct 3 and 4, according to > ( the front being gutliercd. Euiluoifit! a iiiil 1 f **r *I . F l «*r 'Itl «t. §it 1 11 r m11111 *•f T %vf$ nit e v e r y o f tile fo t lo w lr iK d . ..n s e d Irb st ....... .. nl or u n Over Seminole County *mtit mimes nj« w U m - s s e * ’ l i t ! ltd I c 11 a id ! Tv* • til > - Hu v'uii T I i *m i * DKLANI). FLA. e f e n rtu d u i ills............................................. l l a . l o - w l l : A a r o n J e r n l .. u a n . , n n e r o r d c v ,l , ,-. t n t e -mle,l l u t e , ! or d esig n ed plum, m u d e by Carl H. R erick . A *1 i'vry ap oliq u e m n an ien ts the rounded Irr Mill, Oviedo. Florida, defen b u n i ) > 2 27 m m dm ) I ’o l l n r * . f u l l v 1p artoien i b o p u sco c o u n t y is jo i n in g in th e p l a n t lower edge. M edium size tequires 3\+ Dank r* \\ el ins. u f Ovlcdu, F lo r- Itobert t;arnliart. Husan llnrnbart. for I*sc In tl it ii I (11.tl I nloti Hcrl l Mi i t n n a h i | n t l t l - - n Mu! Imm I r •I f It 1 11 , 1 “ 1 Juaepli II. A s k e w . S m a ll J. A sk ew , ’ let or o t h n .................... to m o k e th e v is it o f th e e d it o r s mi yards 36-inch material. h y a i f f i i ' ii r**H I h U» mi d u h i i d n i t l r d Jdr. ami Mrs. U. F. W hitner, Hr. Ham n Young, **1 Oviedo. Pictorial Review Dtrss No. 2151. \t \ tl *r t*li> *Ni mrit l l ui l t i n n f t h u (*!t> Sanford, — ■■ . Florida Is. and Mitts E liiuheth W hitner, und Sires, 34 to 40 inches bust. Price, 45 iif H a n f o r d o n i h r 22n*l *lav n f lolwar.l Jordon, of Oviedo. Soptita Crane, or otherw ise, tn and 1 th in g * n e , - . . . « i > .,r Inrldrniul |" w u h n ilto tm ,b ile tr ip s, prestt d in n e r s rents. Embroidery No. 12901. Trans- I »*rn I»«r r A I» 1 Vi 2 4, *■n 1 1 1 1 r d Mrs. H. R. W hitner, returned Sunlo the land lie r e tn n fle r d eam !U*d;i I be a b o v e p u r p o s e t o *‘" " r " " and th e like oil tile p r o g r a m o f clla, ‘W H cmmI t i l l n n 1 ’r i i vl dl i i i h f n r ,lay from Weaverville. N. C-, where !ei, blue or yellow, 40 icnts. to till p a r lie s c lo t ,........ Interest un- | *ont ram s will. Iml.Mi oats llrms <• OKOROE C. CHOM. n n JuMiir of IliHiiln h v tlit* ( T t y d er Jacob Urock. d eceased . M. J. c o r p o a a llo h s for th e Inslu Hut ton of t l r U l n t m III. | they report u delightful vacation. R e g is t e r . m BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Fred R. Wilson PR IN TIN G I)R. It. M. WELSH George A. DeCottes is : r ^ s a 'M R m s s S s !ix r « z r .r ■ By GEORGE McMANUS INGING UP FATHER I L L e>E.T “TH K Y'S T H E . O W O , P H O H IN ’ M E - W A N T U S ' TO C O M E O U T e»O T I P R O M P T E D M A N C IE I'D ^ T A T .I N ‘b O I L L H O T A IS b V / E R T H E P H O N C .' D O N 'T U l E T O M E VVVJPCf VOU U A U C H iM C t A T ° \ PH O M EJD H E R E . T H R E E T I M E L ts A M D C iO T O 1824 or Int’L F eatumc S chvicc. I nc. Croat Britain rigt& f ■' » » t i l l ►l ~ w m r. : (J ■i M O A N S W E R ' 1 j i'tU | . ri’ii '.vl ■•if fa '' "IGi � 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 29, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 29, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/08d82c4d20eb1eea245a788b607ef100.pdf 002012d05be070d85e4387d4c8d45781 PDF Text Text . Uv RAESM iii *.'Ai S**.46*l»8 fc' ■ *•V • <’ (I - r- * . *. * ’ h;.v * * 2f | C * R :.^ j W ^ i f ^ ^ / J KSsK w. ot M B - « : .-'i> Ai - . ■.. f i T K n r r n 'r r n U l 'i l ijMjwfl ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■• ;• WJMK XV SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS sa nfo *s. Mary Shank For mg, Woman Nears Completion MAJOR LEAGUE mony MondayPNlS* its Ban on Elec- I1ASEBALL TEAM i LaFollette ParNineteen Men Are But Sees No Solu- NEEDED BY CITY Indicted V Case 1M.J # Local thi Mid probabl. ;* Tighest tern Lowest temp. M o n d a y Rainfall ___ 'Iff* t G fc rd e n L a n d —— 3=fc: •• < ''"#■ >V* *J E d . Fl o r id a T u esd ay , Se pt e m CITY BUILDING FOR 9 MONTHS TOTALS b e r so , 19 2 4 . Competition Is Keen For 10-Dollar Prize ------- . .4 5 In. ; A SSO C IA T E D P R E S S DISPA TC H ER N U M B E R l i » - v< DAVISTOLEAVE TONIGHT ON BIG CAMPAIGN TRIP By Japan’s Members T - Much interest has been mnniZested among contestant* In The .Herald's circulation campaign i: DID j relative to the special priXc of­ . .. . j.- ^ i p B P M liW p W I W p B M M I p M fered for the third period. T e s ti­ The fact th a t $10 will be , » * < * « « « > >> M l * . ................................... ■ ............. ..... ......................... m ony M onday Nig'ht nnd awarded the young lady turning t Case Goes T o Jury T odny; In the most cash subscriptions before October 11, and the fact V ictim ’s P a st Is Hatred F ig u r e s Show Increase 19 P er th a t this prise is entirely in ad­ A fte r T h ree D a y s o f R e st nt dition to all thc prises offered in Cent O ver F iret 9 M onths Committee o f Three L ocuh I G rove N om in ee Seta the campaign, is ca u s tk ^ m u c h 1923; P erm its Issu ed S ep ­ F orth on F ir st Lnp o f H is comment nmong workers and is Responsible For tem ber Run O ver $57,091 friends. t F in al Bid for H is E lection )ji to Problem Now 0 . L . Ilritt A fte r Spend ing Successfully Ending’ Subscriptions secured during ■ •t o P retty D orothy Grnndon Iden­ the third period will serve a continued to if* ? f d ** thc th,rd *W W Mias Volmn Shipp S u m m er in N orth / Sayp June Stands H ighest Dispute in Parley Will Go W est as Far double purpose. Not only will tifies One Man ns one W ho t e r m l n e ? t i ro i h o J j L ? C° t h V cont**t wil* Ml** Nell WlUiama uoSuch P u b licity Most D esir­ • l. i m % ' * ' t they heln to win tho specinl In Building Activity As State of Missouri Carried Tnr nnd F ea th ers 7 I t k5 " ? S ? bef°r " / " * ny dny" pflM- 0th(,f loaders nro allowing The third period has started. Another reduction in the voting pow­ able A d v e r tisin g Sanford prize but they will have their flcult in , i ^ m t. H thrm n" 1,0 c,l” c ln tho ^ is very dlf p art in securing votes which will er of subscriptions has taken place. Subscriptions aecured during ‘the flcult to ffuesa who Will bo a t thc top next Saturday night. FREDERICK, Md., Sept. 30.— Indications T h at Much W ork •count on thc big prises which ra0S‘ C" 5h m o n c >' d u r , n B l h c l l , W I,o rio d o f l h e D em ocratic C h ie f W ill A lso Hank C ash ier S a y s P eop le o f I The securing of a major league Is Got U nder W ay D u rin g A ll S e c tio n s o f C ountry a r c | next two weeks will not bring ns many votes as those gotten in previous The prosecution toh.-n court ndare to bo awarded on November baseball team to train in Sanfnrd. V isit M aryland nnd M assa­ It is a fight for supremacy. Every Jontcatnnt in out to win ns the ler Denies Activity N e x t T hree M onths o f Y enri 22. P lan n in g on V isitin g F lo r­ more publicity of the right kind jrurned Monday night, was com­ weeks. But ngnin a f te r October 11 they will be reduced and as the cam­ c h u s e tts on P resen t Trip days pass tho fight gets hotter ami closer. i t u . i ? L Sni , , r d n r n ‘f h t 9 c t o b e r J 1, thifl RPe c ia l o f fp r w ill e n d : T o w in t h i s s p e c i a l p r iz o Contestants arc urged to a large automobile tourist pleting its testimony in the case of ida D u rin g C om ing W in ter Council Has R ight To fG.O.P. in Pressing nnd check in at The Herald office camp arc the three things most Horry Lejithermnn the second per­ Building permits issued in San­ h l K o i ^ ^ o T r yo x ^ r i ^ c ' r t ' W lay n n " m n l“ t h c ‘ " i r d p c r l ° " ° f ^ LOCUST VALLEY, Sept. 30.— son to be' tried in county court paign progresses tho voting schedules will be decreased until the end of daily. The special prizo will be thcrc wn" another wild scrnml.le to get every Examine D isputes ise in California necessary to Sanford at tha pres­ here After returning to Sanford from in connection with the tarring ford during September totaled $57,­ A fter three days of rest here John Riven to the contestant turning ent in the eyes of C. L. Britt, ac­ the contest will finil votes hard to get. n several weeks's vacation spcht nt f a l l " , .: M ° " « » . ™ d l n * Of second p o r j 091 nnd is nn increasu of $14,060 and feathering of 20 year old DorArising in League W. Democratic Presidential in the most c a s h . subscriptions vr Davis, , , — n western North Carolina resort, SW O R L E A N S , S e p t . QO. cording to n statem ent made to a • othy Grandon of Murtlnsburg, \V. or approximately 33 per cent over ** i % before ton o’clock Saturdev representative of The Herald this iVa., near Mycrsville, last July-. ‘ m iNomincc, will set forth tonight on j B. F. Whitnor, cashier of the F irst b e r 20 I n t f r e , r c° " " i 1 Ll u l " - l o o l - l b i t w c p n M o n d a y m o r n l n i f . S o p l o m bllctte h e a d q u a r t e r n in | morning. night, October 11. thc total of $43,025 for August of Contestants are beginning to realize w hat tho voting schedule will G E N E V A , S e p t 30.— Com ­ 2 f e £ W " “' '” X ftjbacriptions thc first lap of a campaign tour J^ftH'0,,ftl Bank of this city, declares <hle ° ° n S a t l r fty n i j r h t » to n o d o c k p e t t i e r 11, w ill j?et t h i s s p e n d i n f r m o n e y , on t h e Woman I’lcads Guilty. this fvar, according to figures sub­ sinnn h e r e g n v e o u t M o n ­ thnt never bo(pre have tourists p lete nccortl w a s reached th is All of these nre essentially a d ­ be during the last week or two of the campaign. They are wakening to which will tako him as far west Mary Shank, alleged princi- mitted nt the office of thc city started for Florida ns they nre this th® t e x t o f n t e l e g r a m vertising schemes, said Mr. Britt jpalMrs. a* Missouri and ns for east ns fall. The road* leading thi* way, m orning by th e th ree s t a t e s ­ of a mob which attacked Miss clerk today. the fact th a t it Is good business to secure every possible subscription dur­ ami must be had if Sanford in to P resident C o o lid g e w i t h t .. ■ ■ » . . . * -» • W IIU U II till M lUUIIC limu M IIU 1 1 1 Grandon on a public read und in m i,,0, r ? L : : ^ : ^ “ L ; T ^ " r L i ^ : L h,■L^i,' , ' " ' ' ,,y M m a j u , t , i , , - ,' n Massachusetts and as south as he said, nre literally lined with m en en tru sted w ith th e ta sk nnri in! I)ri?u ‘f c n t , r c , -y " o p a r a t o f r o m a n y o t h e r p r i z e o f f e r e d in t h e c a m p a i g n Although this is n considerable ing the early stntfrs of the rnmpnign when votes are easier to get. ^rence to t h e a i t u n t i o n in finding th e d ifficu lty Baltimore. a n d h a s n o b e a r i n g w h u t e v e r on i t a s i d e f r o m t h a t a l r e a d y m e n t i o n e d . H o w e v e r t h e e n s h tourists coming to Florida in auto­ of people hope for. Thc first, said Mr. party stripped her and applied tnr increase over the month lie fort, it state w h e r e L n F o l l e t t c - Britt, is probably thc most import mobiles. Th„ } ’ d,v,dcd Jnt0 "•* Periods. Tho first two have passed. is less than thc Hinount of peruijtH b rou gh t about by p r e sen ta ­ Party lenders in the various east­ und feathers, pleaded guilty to nn n o l a o n p f,°" R •HP° T ‘I W ith i t s w i n n i n t r in viffW will c o u n t f o r J u « t 08 m ^ ' v « » L n r h e Four more pcrfadK remain. Eight more weeks nre left in which "The entire state will be over­ tion by th e J a p a n ese o f a n eler e l e c t o r s h a v e b e e n ant because if this city gels n indictment charging tarring and for September of 1923. Those fqr perso n o b ta in in g th e m ns a t a n y o th e r tim e . ' L,M,rlh d i " { S ? ^ ? in,ninf ‘ F ° l,r P° riod8 rcmn,n wldeh votes may bo ern, western nnd "border" states crowded with winter visitors," he secured. As tho pttflods change the voting power of subscription, votes may be secured nnd in which the Buirk und other prix es may be won. fr o m t h e b a llo t in t h e mujor b-ugue team to train here, it feathering after the court hud ov­ last year totaled 71,020 which i» art* rewhich the Democcrntic presidential declared, "if they continue to come am en dm ent to th e protocol on shows a decrease o f $14,529 ot ap­ duced. The next change will take place afte r October II. Thc time is quickly passing. O n ly t w o w e e k s t o w i n t h i s c a s h p r i z e . E v e r y d a y m u s t c o u n t . jon in N o v e m tu -r b e c a u s e will get more favorable publicity erruled a demurrer. candidate is to vlxlt, nre urging in ns great numbers ns. they hnvn arb itration nnd se cu rity and proximately 20 per cent. through it than by any other m eth­ Past l.ifr Ituled Out. ■ ntnto law relating to party od. Make tho third period the best period. elaborate programs, including not started. Every indication is that th e agreem en t reached is be­ Building permits for the month At the outset the court ruled of June remnin the highest for Jew ish M erchants of Snnford lition. i m R H i m a i i B B a i R m i a iR M a n a n a a a i a a ^ r i s i i n i m i a o K only ii rnthor formidable number the number headed this way will lieved to he satisfactory to tha He pointed out thnt the largo .................................................... .. Study the new voting schedule ns If appears cn this page today and message which l.a Follette tourist centers of this slat- such us thnt the defense would not be per­ this year so far while the total for Close S to res Monday in Cel­ of major addresses, hut many brief increase steadily from now until Japanese. said was received ycsler- St. Petersburg. Orlando and other mitted to inquire into the “pust April is still the lowest. Figures memorize It. Note if you will the big reduction in votes over tho*e for the ebration H oliday; A tten d talk* nt lunchoon* and at scores after Janunry I. This was divulged by M. Lou* life" of Miss Grnndcn. | follows: "1 spent my vacation In one of cluMir. French member of the com* show that in July nnd August the of towns through which Mr. Davis’ places have been advanced -nost by r.\ second und first periods. And figure, if you run, what the reduction will be •• S erv ices Held in Orlando too l.nte lo Change l.nw. Leotherman the first of 111 men building figure dropped, but d u r­ North Carolina'?* oldent resort mittcc, shortly la-fore noon. Other special trnin will puss. the publicity received from huving nt the end of Ibis period. place?* and hcaiden u majority of members of the committee are rplying to your telegram it is major league teams train there. indicted in connection with the a t ­ ing the past month a substantial Arrange Tentative Schedule. It was learned today that a ma­ tack, pleaded not guilty uml bis gain was experienced, it is polntV'. sire that full nnd free oppor- Each day during the training sen- Pll A tentative schedule bus been Florida people there were visitor., Hir Cecil Hurst of England arid tin \1' tku Imirilli Imf nro o in ^ t. M iua. jority of the Jewish people of Han­ arranged hut tunny changes pre'i- there from New York to the west­ Signor Scionlio of Italy. The contest will soon he over, It wlil ft wine young lady who ford attended the services nt the ahly will he mvessnry ns the last ern const. Nearly nil of them were A broad basis of solution is that makes this third period count for the mor.t. talking Florida. Even in that sec­ big offensive of this campaign roll* Synagogue *Ohev Shulem in O r­ forward It is fairly well settled tion which is one of the most pros­ the council of the League of N a­ ' ’ of rpslding In Sanford or Seminole county, over 16 years lando Monday in celebration of however, that Mr. Davis will speak perous in North Carolina and in tions shall hnve the right to exam­ eomoM«i lo fnrr ^one « nr0,!I,lllI [ |l h M*U,01 ,,,obloffered. 0 nnd “ iMmanship campaign and Rush llushomnh, the Jewish New at Louisville, October 21 nnd Cin­ the south, the people nre becoming ine all conflicts arising between ;; J; rompeto of tho valuable prises Year. cinnati. October 23. non convinced of the great possibilities nations with u view to pacific »et. ug body. of this state and are anxious to vis­ • lenient of such conflicts. After Cincinnati, Mr. Davis will During the pusl two weeks it All of the stores of lhe locul ingc such laws. While I am Remlm!fe,roir.nl°J,r« i a T Wc ° PCn‘ Co,n1,r ",*nt4 enter from any point in put the names of the places where Japan's Position Made Plain. it here or coble here to Jive." return t o the east with the pres Beinlnolc county and bo on an equal basis nnd have the name opportunity Another stated that ho snw 1-cnhas been pointed out that more Jewish merchants of this city were ily in favor of party guvern- the teams are training before the The entife Japanese difficulty it was learned from Mr. Whltnrr tl believe that when n contest prospective tourists nnd then, when therman with flour sacks in his real estate has changed hand* than closed yesterday in observance of cut intention to speak at Boston on 4r in a primary which is open they visit Florida, they want to go hand* before the uttnek was made. nt any other period during this the holiday und so that all those October 24. and in New York City that even though the people from was threshed out todny at a pri­ . . • .Sub"crlptJon« to The Bnnford Herald may be secured anywhere in the ticiuution of all the people it lo the plares picked out >>>’ their Jamea Wurrenfeltz suid he saw year and that n great amount of wishing could uttend the services on October 25. as well as on next all parts of Hie United States are vate meeting- of the league council United States a t the rerullfr rates. All onh*rn turned in nt The Hcrnld I gu fur to determining what favorite team as a training ground. Lenthcrmnn hand the materials to building on some of this property in Otlando or other cities a* they Tuesday night uml on the Inst night talking enthusiastically of Florida when Viscount Ishii. nt the request office must be ocrompanled by the cash In payment and many Florida cities, few- of of the council made a frank expo­ lies are to lie presented at a The northern people are very en- Mrs. Shunk but u|Kin cross exam­ is being contemplated. Recent a n ­ desired. It is said that several a t ­ of the campaign, November I. nouncements of building projects tended services ut thif Synagogue eli i tion. them mentioned Sanford, probably sition of the Japanese viewpoint. ! thusinstic nlsiul baseball, he said, ination was "not sure." Coolidge Record Flujed. Trial Mnv End Today. due to the lack of proper advertise- This council examination wns fol­ will swell the building permits for In Daytona. v111. n0t ,M> P"r !nl,tpd *® P««I b rr votes in favor of some Avrthelesii, I recognise that it and a large number of •hem will olhe contestant. Votes lowed throughout thc day by reUlCIll. The case likely will be concluded CLEVELAND. Sept. 3».—SenaOctober und November to n much can not be transferred from one contestant to «nAt the Orlando bouse of worship, tor Pat Harrison ->f Mississippi.j t privilege of our voters to follow mujor league to Florida todny. peutt-d private conferences between larger figure than thnt fur uny 'J "ft"' 1 1 fewHanford road signs next spring. thu canto and the choir from S a­ *ny one they wish nt the the principal delegates, all dasperopening the Democratic speaking The tarring nnd feathering is other months during this year. vannah,, Gu., were present and took campaign yesterday at the lunch 'll Georgia betwren Macon and the utely striving to find light on the “In my «tny in the north dur­ £niti »ral feel that the law should. ... Of The Sanford Herald, or membe r of bis or her family to huvu iH-en the result of Compilation of figures shows ! riorum line, hut there should he a inipoilunl part* in the celebration |b» driwn for the purpose of ing the past few mom ns, said charge* by Mrs. Shank that th«> re­ will be allowed to enter this campaign. 1 Five-Year subscription to The Unit Herald, 435.00 thnt iii most of the first oino w hlch wu* uppiopriutc* for tin* oc- eon of the Womens' Democratic o r­ I lurge number of these markers on Issue raised l»y Japan. HH.O00 Votes • > »totin* such action. I would Mr. Britt, "I was impressed with lations between her husband and llioiuha Eventually the problem wns en­ ganization, cnticzlcd thc record of l be principal highwuy* so that the of 1921 construction in Snn­ easlon. A large number of Snn­ President (bmlldge. thi* rule not only to your the fact that Sanford is no! being Mis* Orndon hud been intimate. trusted to the study of three nien. d resi^of w,J*n properly filled out with the name and ndford has been greater than the winter visitors will be sufficient!) I F o u r-W a r nubscription to Thu III Itfaiit ibout Louisiana,, but to .talked as are other Florida towns Herald. $2H.OO Sir (Veil Hurst, of Knglond, M. tlo ,,.n d ! n i« /»!? nominated, will give that person so nominated ten 57,600 Votes "They *uy Coolidge should not be The qcurt room wu» crowded sume months in 1923. Following is ford | ample tutended these serv­ OripTfl^’**' Land cities. 1 can g u a r a n te e th a t a. wht-lt ices as is their custom because heRi_ responsible for the corruption directed to Sanford ns to other c i t ­ Ixiucheur. Franco, and Hignor HciaD**cr'NiTatt;J b Uw/anl VO,e*“ 0 n y <me nHn,,natl°n will be credited to nny one conthe trial began.. a table showing the permits issued larger number of people hflve th.«P D •nn Jewish house of worship that Infested the Harding adminis­ ies of this state. Anyone .trnvcliiu* n*'d) ‘‘Colvin Cooildge.’’ Italy, first nnd last named I Three-Year subscription lo The I> , . lolu,-. — -y, tho hrst Victim l» Cheerful. Herald, $21.00 during the first nine months of in Sunford. uloug the highway* J» ' 3 1.000 Votes heard of Sanford now than a i tho zrretary D l n - N i m n Mis* Granoon .entirely rooovtration," he suid. "Why the wild each year: beginning of the summer for every ' 1 A„i r n« Pr,“ ’TM* f>® «w«r ded any oner contestant. The winner of tin­ . , , - ists and lutary of State Joseph Hailey reebvered from the effects of the 1923 ^ > n rs t will not be eligible for any other p rlie or 1924 I The services at Orlando were orgies of the veterans' bureau Were thi . . . . . . I Two-Year subscription to The Daily Herald, $14,000 or commls commission 20,000 Vote (refused to permit the miml-s one I met was told something of ta r and feathers, appeured very January very impressive, staled S. S. Bnucities "f tld ^ c. n,,,M Prominent industrialists exposed through congressional 4 28,160 37.835 ' 1,' ' M S»nford needs of France, owner of newspaper* 1-n Follette electors to go on Hanford nnd its possibilities." icheerful. She suid thut while in Febriini > ilia to get tin 52,995 40.770 iin-1 to a representative of The Her committees, uiied and uctcd upon Mr. ltritt states tlutl lie distrib­ foil tn F’" " ‘If,11,’ 0 ln, ,.hc ‘■»»n Pn'«n until the close and Win. ►nime kind of advertising and a former cabinet m inister.ThU llffiriul ballot, basing hi* ncI jail, where she has been held as u Mum Ii One-Year subscription to The Daily Herald, $7.00 30,165 35,018 ! aid this morning, and were appro !*/ congressional mandamus. The us .1the*e 6.000 Votes ®"? ° f <,W P 'i « * Will be paid a commission of len per cenl on the . r nn,l k»*ep it committee is meeting today. 1 span a state law which re- uted about 200 of the booklets on I s ta te ’s witness in default of bull I April 25,050 26.81 I i luted riot only by those attending teapot Dome scandal corroded *‘S m T ur,,d ,nJ “ ‘"“ riplluita. I>e Ilem ld w ant, no rwnlrMSanford, printed under the direc­ .since July, she bud bad offers of May that Petitions relating to even tin* rafter* and corridors of m„cI. , h ! , u r " '1 T in. Tired to Think. Horn tin* city, but by the entire 15.475 nn! * m u n c t n \ a n nnd wlU pay nil (hose who f«,l to wjn 61,310 | I Si* Months subscription to Thi Daily Herald, 3.50 Everybody connected with tho 1.800 Votes " rodent candidates should lie tion of the < lotmhci of < ominerce. marriage from many men through­ J line the senate chamber, so nauseating 1111 h n tourist center ii* any other 26,130 8 1.056 I audience. ami that in most eases be guve E .. tU^tow. " r l ',J’ P°r *■*"» Provided th,. o u t the country. \ i l u-i ;■ , . ! Mffiiir l* *«» worn out nnd excited by. by voter* who had declared (CNiant tc niQinn ncti\c uulil thp end of the rimpalRii, July 46.656 Not only locally, but all over the was it in the foul odors. Calvin 62.329 out when asked for them. As Mr. w iu tn rr nl.so Miiid thut hr the Middriinen* un*| yruvity of thu I I bree Mouths Mibscriptivm to Tin Daily Herald. $1.75 About 70 witnesses have been August Ives independent of nffilin them 475 Votes -19,190 43.026 world services were held Monday Coolidge could not 0*4 ape it, he- was impressed with the excellent issue that by unanimous ussent all soon as people find cut that one is j summoned for the defense, and 18' Heptenibet All votes to be reunted to th« credit of contestants in this campaign |silli any party when they rog 71,620 57,091 | m celebration of Rush llnshonali m use he wu» siting above u s ' and m from Florida, be said, they ix'gin ifer J , ^ 0,l( road* found V decided to paMs the night in quiet; the state. They include a large I Five-Y« S E P S t " : 1 1" 1 . l ®rThe..S“ n(!lrdJ I , *r" ,d " r dpDvcr‘* d pci sonally to the (a m i All the Jewish temples, he said, over u* in the same chamber with North t iirolinn. A huge number ui rellection. I ear subscription t„ The Weekly Herald, $10.00 talking and asking about the stute palicn Mtinaicrr at ih c Ifrrald ofTIcv. 12.500 Votes p ortio n of the adult population of us. 1 he country has not forgotten, petition presented today by Total m '. ,• i.-,r. ... $371,740 $115, held worshiping crowds for the spe­ vutli a view to coining here during Myeruville. Reuliamg the importance of a roI that on the first day President t ie rlo n d n road* are good, he *nid, • Follette leudeik bole the sig the The luig •st single permit i-> cial and impressive ceremonies. coming winter or at some f u 1 Mill ^ ' • W M s h l p ( 'atnpalgnhcgnn Friday niornin g, August liV. and ,,u‘ "4 those entering the vised protocol would hnve in the The charges against those held I Four Year eubsrription to The Weekly Herald, $K.OO 1 Harding went in as chief execu of hundreds who registered tine time 5,000 Votes during the month wus to H On Wednesday week, stuted Mr. will end at ten-n clock p. m. Saturday, November 22. 1*121. Mute lit present are in had eondi «’)*•» of the world, the delegate*, are rioting, und tarring nnd feuthkmocrat* or Republicans The Baiimel. the attires of the Jewish live .he snid. "The sort of gov tlon hecause of recent ruins. These 1decided to follow the admonition of "U lint other Sanford people cring. Mrs. Shank, guilty of the Kouth for the const i net ion o eminent I have in mind ought to Thin cfcitipalan la to ho conducted on n fair, square and impartial basis 4rar of voter* refused Satui two story brick bakery A huge merchant* will again close, this I Three-Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $6.00 have said in regiiid to the great 2.000 Votes |to certify the signature on the number of visitors comine to r’lnr latter, fuces u penitentiary sen­ number of the peimits of from | time in celebration of T urn Klppu, lake advantage of (he capacity and coiulitions should he renusllisl, he ' M. Lourheur thut the hour ij C] M d th*\ prizes will be the contestants securing the largest nuinj awarded c IT to .......... contestants securing ■ H B U s s s i i B i a i B i B a a t i a m r , ■ ■ ■ ■ w a a iM ,i ■ I B I R I I I I M I I I I I g l l l l lidded, so thnt the ever increasing j critical that the assembly intist ,i > ber of votes. f tence of from IX months to 10 on nod the LaFollette work 4I.IMIU $8,000 Were for the con­ I the day of atonement. This holt eypericncc i f a man like Governor nerstwi *!!' V , r h“.n l,r n<> «|U»*Mtion in the minds of any idu during the w i n t d , doe- not say I Two-Y ear suheeription t< Thc Wee kly Hl-rnld, $4.00 srned out their announced in- half of it,' ’.Mi Ilritt declared years. She will not be sentenced struct ion of residences and dwell 1day, it wus suid, is one of the t oolidge by bringing him into the number of automobile tourists cum I avoid luisle which leads to trugr^iy 800 Votes relative to the fairness of (be campaign, lhe Herald will select mg to Morida each year will not and rcinuin In Gcnevu long chough cabinet counsels,” •f presenting it to the see- "They are corning as they never until all the (uses have 'u-cn d i s - I ing* of various sort* holiest days of the year for the ll»een ^ r n cnU sdtKandWw ‘l i r award *t J h,e, ° f , h to r c*"’Pal*n. count Ihc votes that have liuve to struggle wilh bail roads. to deal calmly with tho question posed of cast and will theCnd prizes the winners. of state tralny without such came before. I One-Year subscription to Tlie Weekly Herald, $2.00_____v.L 320 Votes The permit* as issued were: lews und on thut day they will He further stated th at he had not from every possible standpoint. fimtions. Upon hi* refusal to H. Newman, $3,300, II. W. Hern­ again repair to the temples where "It is u noticeable fact that a paid much attention to the ques­ Mr. Lourheur said tonight; "Wi> Xb°W C P h lfU n la who fall |o live up to the rule* of the rampnitrn will the petition, they said, they lurge percentage of the well-to-do don, $600; Conner Williamson, I services appropriate to the occaaI Sit Months subscription to The- Wee kly Hcrnld, $1.00 .......... 150 Vote* be nu . ____ ____ _ thereby forfeiting nil rights tin* ma> tion hut that probably ono of the are nil ussumitig that this Japan* abject^to aqspcnslon. *1 to go into thc courts and tourists nnd tile better classes of have hud. $121; W. A Hopkins. $400; Thud Ion will he held. Hald forfeited votes ran not he applied lo any other candidate. best advertisements Sunford can esc demand i* not aimed ut Amer­ far a writ of mandnmus, in people are motoring to H onda in Days, $250; G. W. Reed. $100; Bos­ ! Reports from all over the state get Ju*t now in to $*ecurv u major ica nor the British dominions. If Wort to force acceptance. ton Steele, $f0() und $1,800; I). W. J indicated thut the services yesterThe decision of the Campaign .Manager will Iu- final in all coatroversirs their automobiles this year uml league baseball team to adopt thi* wo thought so we would have voted Warren. $300; Mrs. E. A Moffett. I day were well attended as bus been arising betwren candidates. ugainst it immediately." 5 every progressive Florida city city a* its training grounds, ‘fudge Issues Mandamus $200 and $200; Hattie Hill. $60 ; ■tho ruse in former yeurs, those should hnve a lurge and mlcquutc British Dominions Troublous ith the continually increasing ATOM ROUGE. I-u.. Kept. 3 0 A. R. Key. $175; Mvs. Florence not huving the exercise* in their Despite thc rainy weather 11 fair- flow of tourist* coming toward this iiccommodaL' Meanwhile the English delcga*. rt Judge Jones last night i»- tourist camp to it wus announced at the noon Brady, 41,000; A. Murtineau. 4100; cities attending the celebrations at sizeil crowd heard Cecil R. Phillips, state, Mr. Whitnef concluded, it is tion did riot have on easy day with l»n alternative writ or tmindu- them," declared Mr. Britt. "Many - (Continued from page -I) other pluccs. stute field agent for the Florida probulile thnt Hanford and all Flor­ the representatives of thc Brit.'fh of the nulumoblje tourists are nowluncheon of the Rotary Club today STILL TIMIC TO ENROLL i against Secretary of State Game and Fish Protective Associa­ ida will experience one of the dominions The dominion n tatef., people who can well afford to pay that arrangements have been made I Hailey on application of J. J. m tion. in a talk ut the court house greatest winters in ull it* hist ory. men held four conference^' and dlo» With eigiit more weeks in which to scouto votc-s there remains plen|tr*a, head of the 141Follette for hotel accommodation* but who, for programs ut the meetings dur­ Another re-ductinn tieke-a place in this ballot for the next period. It last night. The meeting was a r ­ Every indication |M>inU lo a huc- cllssed the possible effect 0/ t!,f Continued on page 4. IT ing October and that members of nJzation in 1-ouisinnii. directranged ami held under the uuspit-cK cessful business nnd agricultural Japanese amendment to cancel t h # : ‘ - <*nl) a small cut, but will moan votes. G ather as many of them as you t> of time far nny ambitious young ludy (o enroll in the cumpaign. A few the organization will be liettcr en­ Con tinued on puge 4. cluuse of the aggressor artlely in of the Seminole County Game and *i*MAon. hi* paid. tertained than during the pust two can and put them in The Herald’s ballot box. subscriptions will put any worker at the top. the protmol, which forbid* nutiohf Association, a member of thu ST. PETERSBURG, Sept.. 30.— or three months when a great PITTSBURG, Sept. 30.—The Fish from going to war in contempt F f . I'hone 148 nnd nsk for the campaign manager, lie- will la- glad to many absences were marked up I ■ ('■ Wegeforth, known for many third day of continuous ruin found state body. world 1 uiirt decisions. Their a tti­ In voting these ballots be sure to huvo them neatly trimmed and Die meeting was presided over A per fort itnii, M't in ii ijahity hrxay.m call and explain the plat, to you. Use this nomination blank and send It due to members being out of town year* in thc Ghleagu potato market the Monogahela and Allegheny tude was distinctly that of urging %k«-l vyovrn platinum nmuiitin^. A iMautiful on their vacations. All but two us “ Potato King", died suddenly of river* rising here today with a pre­ by C H. I<ee, president of the coun­ Uy pinned together so th a t they may be easily counted. This new voting <> to Thc Herald Office now and (hen get started. riii): which uill p|« n stiff stand ugainst thc Japaneso aii>' o\\ !kh . members were present at today's heart disease la*t night in his 71th dicted flood stage of 22 feet due ty organization. Its purpose was iS •%*•*% •» •> • • • • « s .T eert iliente is good only until October 11. dernund. Pa l d i n g t o n , f^ p t. SO.—c . s. year. He has resided here during tonight. There is no indication in to stir up more interest and en­ Wliut is thought by Chief of Po­ meeting. • s a s s s B i a s s s s s s s s ■ ■■■■■■ a ■■■■■■! ■■■■■■ a n n a s r . s i i i s i i D i Tho Inst word Inst night woa ' Rt. l.iiuig editor, describing lice Roy G. Williams to be the thusiasm in behalf of the organi­ ■■ ■ l u u i i c s t i s i i i a s i i i t i ■ ■ slackening of ruin. It was said that the lx>dy is re- the past year. that the British and French view­ zation *0 that a large membership pnllttcsl situation in the mld- largest single round up of liquor A young woman whose name is We*t t„ President Cooildge ut dealers ever made in Sanford was ruperating from vacation time may be secured ty aid in securing unknown, bourdud the Atlantic point* are absolutely in accord. now nnd thnt plan* for the ensuing more legislation to protect game Foust Line train Number 85 ut One of their s|>okesmen a n d : rn*ef*nc# today, said Missouri, staged by the local police depart­ are one, two or three direc­ und fish in this state. ra*k» and Iowa was doubtful, ment during the past week-end Dur­ year’s Y|,,,r^ are being discussed Jacksonville (yesterday with her "There und formulated. It is expected tions in which we can move and lhe speaker in his opening re ® JC Missouri probably will go SANFORD HERALD, Sanford. Florida two weeks’ old baby. At DeLand still satisfy ■ ing both morning and uftrnoon that the club wiH soon adopt a everybody. Wo h a v d 't murks stressed the Importance of ratio while Republicans ; . • . i 4 ivoshe left tho train und shortly after absolutely no Intention of settling sessions of police court 6Lpnduy, program for its activities during 4 the organization’s work und spoke Gcntleniuns i hereby nominateto have a slight edge in th* the train hud pulled out of the s t a ­ fine*, cost* und estreated bond* for the coming months. * of the widespread favor with which tion, cries frum the ear announced this by groaning powers agaiiuY two states. ' as n contestant in TH E HANFOIlft IIKRAI.D’S Suiesmanship ( amliquor cases alone totaled over $1,Sanford und Brooksville Kiwanis • is R. L. Dean, a newly elected mem­ its efforts huve met. He spoke of to the conductor th at the baby wu* nowers and bringing pressure tv 'V hen we played the I^eshurg ooa & r 11 ■1 ber of the organization, was pres­ husehall teams will struggle for team in that city", snid Mr. I-une, Gilbert Pearson, president of the still hear upon Japan. We must settle it a passenger. It was learned Monday afternoon paign wbone address m in agreement with our friends, th e ent today fur the first time and supremacy and the Kiwanis state "u largo number of people attend­ National Audbon Society offering When Conductor Huusurd discov­ from Chief William* that at the was welcomed in talk* by II. (’. championship in I-eeshurg on next ed the gnme and it is expected that $250 to the state body if it raised Japanese." ered the baby, he found pinned to continued session of court in the DuUose, E. F. llousholder and It. Thursday afternoon. Manager E. an even larger number will attend u similar sum und how through Tills nomination, in aecordniire Tritb iho rules und eorulltii Thu swing to Japan has devel­ I b i s Coupon,* *lien neatly cut frorq tha p i p e r i a gooej fp r 20 afternoon, W. E. Stoke* was found J. Holly. Mr. I>eun responded with F • lotnu of the locul club announc­ tile championship game Thursday. the generosity of Knight &. Wall it* clothes a dollar bill nnd two oped because statesmen are begin, the ro p tre t, entitle* iny nominee to JO.uoo vote-s. notes. One of the note* wu* di­ guilty of two charges and for each ed this morning. votes in I h o Sanford Herald's Salesmanship Campaign for the fol­ a short talk. I believe there is friendly feeling Company of Tampa that sum had rected to the ruilroud employee ning to realize that the dividing was fined $200 and cost*, while I’crimp* thsre is s o m v wall between questions belonging1 Mr. i-ane talked to thc niunugvr between all three of the own a l­ been raised. Present at todav'* luncheon lowing contestant; v * * • • 1 und thc other to the Halvution to the internal jurisdiction of a Richard Allen was found guilty of were: George W. Brockhuhn, II. of the Brooksville team over long though there will lie keen competi­ ADDRESS.......................... one 4 ho would like -to Prominent men throughout tho selling intoxicating liquor und wu* C. DuBose. It. J. Holly. M. C. Had­ distance telephone Monday night tion between Sanford and Brooka- state are lieroming life members Army home at Orlando. In the state and question that clearly are buy it, front you, but not<\ to the conductor, the young fined $200 and costs. don't know you are ths ..... _ ...... . dock. E. F. llousholder, W. M. and learned that the Laketund hall vllle for laurels in the deciding said Mr. Phillips who mentioned woman asked that the baby be put of international acopo is exceed­ 1he lute.st t ’onsolo nuxlul in a baniisonu) This nmde flines and costs of the owner. Unless you wish ingly thin. * , purk could not he secured for the game of the year." ■ ■ u ' iA* 3 ®s > * .i • *. ■ among other life member* the fol­ name. continued session amount to $606, Haynes, Edward Higgins, George game us was formerly ^nticiputed I It is not known definitely wheth- lowing in thi* state: Mayor Perry in charge of the Salvation Army nisb- guny cajbihel. Will grace any home to keqp ii longer, wh* m: W. Knight. A R. Key, Frank MacAUDRE8B ................................. .................. workers and said th at from time while receipts from the morning Wouldn’t you be dqjng a Japan’s Poeitiou Stated. hut thnt the opposing team has er Sanford will play a return game G. Wall of Tampa, Governor-elect to time she would send funds to session were $58, making u total Nejll; Dr. S. Pule.lon, W. S. P a r­ urranged for the u*c of the Lees- , with Titusville. ’ The sm art thing to advertise TOKIO, Sept. 30.—Japanese in­ John W. Martin, William J. Bryan, ker, F. E. lUuunillut, H. R. Stev­ — game played take care of it. of $1,064 for one day. it for sale, a t a fair sistent on amendment to proposed in this city last Thursday and won Charles lUngling, P eter O. Knight ens, Dr. R. E. Steven*. » \ G . Shln- burg field on October 2. ADDRMS.-L.;......... V ■___ C k i . E ' - » .* . 1 ___j. The note further said th a t the protocol of arbitration and security riceT • • .* •'» * “It was not learned just what by the locaj team wus the first and many other prominent men youngster’s holser, U. J. Starling, F. S. Verney, name was David and Candidate* who are nominated will only be credited i'ou ou migjtt ^ Anil ■ buj team* the Brooksville outfit has contest, it in said, played by tho of the state. At last night's meet­ that if those who had it in charge now before the League of Nations, ivey No Evidence That End A. E. Yowell, R. L. Dean. (nation blank tn count 10,000 Vojtw. *nd yoiT'mi Knt make ployed," said Mr. lame, "hut I did visitors and on thnt score they ing Bheriff C. M. Hand became a wished'to get in communication ia based wholly upon a single phase m i learned that S 0. Chnse ■ profits by 86 doing. Chinese figh tin g Near andIt Randall l Not G(>6d UnUss Vote'd on or Before O ct 11 find out th at it ha* played five or would be barred from playing in lifo member and thereby autom ati­ with the mother she could be reach­ of tho question and inferences to Chase, the only two Any rate you would so«n ■ix guinea without a single defeut. a championship game. 9 Sanford cally became a delegate to the state ed by addressing mall to postoffice contrary are f a r fetched, according * absent members, attended thc find out how valuable to official view* obtained here. SHANGHAI,' e Sept. 3p.—Th Rotary luncheon a t Asheville, N. That ia, the Brookaville manager und ErookavHle, both claiming the convention from thi* county. Ed­ box number 913, Daytona. inado au statem ent to th a t e f f e c tchampionship, .......................... have a string of vic­ ward Higgins and fi. W. Anderson fo u rth day of contioupua fighting C.. this week. .......... .................................................................................................................................................... .. .................................... ............................................. 'ur l i v e Jltnd i * When the train arrived In Snn­ last night. any big rent estate between rival Chinese armies near tories to their credit while thc became life members today. Many ford thc baby was put in charge transactions have fmert Khangfiai *was completed last “ It will he much more convenient Tituaville team has only a defeat. other* are expected*lo apply for of Dr. R. E. Stevens who placed Realtor Charged With' the result 41 little Hernight with no evidence that early Roosevelt's Speaking for the Sanfprd Kiwanians to play Manager Lane announced th a t these memberships, it was stated. in care of uursea a t the Fernald- Killing Man in quarrel »ld want ads. J u s t think In Leesburg than it would huve 50 per cent of the proceed* of the termination of battle could be ex­ E ffo rts were redoubled a t last J-uughton Hospital. Detectives are Tour is Now Complete Of tho thousands of peopected. been in Lakeland so we nre really game will go to the Leesburg club n ig h t’s meeting to secure the 1925 a t work on the case, it was learned MIAMI Sept. 3 0 —W. Y. Humes. ■ ■ ■ ■ 1m . fie who read this pace Heavy counter attacks made by glad th a t the place fo r (he game for it* aid in securing the ball park meeting of the s tate assodation today. Miami realtor, ia charged with NEW YORK, Sept. 80.—Repub­ G«r*7 Jay. Your messa g* the biuvutiing Kiangsu force ha* been changed." for the game, for advertUing and fo r Banford. According to Presi­ murder as the result o f ' having to them • xrogld in all throughout the night in Malu and lican leader* announce plana for The Sanford m anager further other expenses while the remaining dent Lee a large delegation from DISEASE APPEARS CHECKED shot and kllUxl Ricio Colon* yes­ ^obabillty Klating sectors west of Shanghai a speaking tour by their guberna­ stated th a t the Brooksville team 60 per cent will be Bplit between this county cxpecta to go to the worth HOUSTON, Sept. 30.—No spread terday, Humes declares ha sought . ■■■■■M S g w : :.% % \\v ; « ; iii3 : ; : ia ; : 5 5 K is : i^ a s it a : s 9 a K i a I r J n j » ^ have all been repulsed according torial candidate, Th#odore Roose­ cxpecta to brinjp a large crowd of the Sanford nnd Brookaville team*. convention next week a t St. Peters­ of the foot and mouth disease was an explanation from Cclona as to -i e r a * ) , mas aMw*Mfri*r • z velt th at will match th a t mapped SSMSRI '» r't: • to military headquarters of the de­ Just phone 148 for aer fans to Leeaburg fo r the game and Of thla last amount, 00 per cent b u rg where ....... ........................ .................... aw ■ e , - V i r an invitation will be reported to the sanitary livestock his friendship of kits- Hums* Ttte. . ,• •• * .v ;.v .. . . , ................. .......................................................... ..... fending Chekiang armies at Lung* out by the supporters of Gov. AI th a t he. likewiaa. expects a number will go to the winning team and 4Q Attended to the state body to con- commission In quarantine areas in the quarrel which vd/ ■*i ;• ,j -,w .. -s -'tiU tS ! Smith. wha . of Sunford people to attend. • par cent to tbo losing team. n ear here today. ' veno here next year,fired in self defense. 1 3RD PARTY * ADDITIONAL PRIZE IS OFFERED IN THE HERALD'S BIG SALESMANSHIP CAMPAIGN MOISh?oyT °ri,;„dL Wh# *57* s :r R E D u W f H M ^ S VOTING SCHEDULE TAKES PLACE WHITNER STATES A GREAT NUMBER TOURISTSCOMING i'olette Not On misiana Ballot Japan Sentiment " Is Very Evident !t^-* num,,er of cnsli hUbscrlptlona—CASH, a S 2KY22«rV 2r*L"Sr.r8? "» m s ROSHHASHONAH IS OBSERVED BY JEWISH PEOPLE es of C am p aig n T hird P eriod V o tin g S ch ed u le In E ffect U n til O ctober l l Prize— Buick Standard Six • * * .sa# liff A most graceful 1925 model, fully equipped, with Balloon Tires lour wheel brakes; a wonderful Car “The Standard Six.” .Special Duco finish, lh e latest thing. Is on display in the show rooms of the Sanford Huiek Company on Magnolia Avenue. Value $1350 S e c o n d P r iz e s XN. Diamond Solitaire Ring NOTE THE NEW BALLOT Receipts From Liquor ssouri May Vote Cases In City Court Davis, Editor Says Monday Over $1,000 Value $235 NOMINATION COUPON ! T h ird Edison Ph onograph 2iss"- I | ••»••*•••••«*•• l « « « « « e e s V a l u e $185 ..GOOD F O R .. FR E E VOTES rhat pp Xop Want for Your Lot? 5 s .............................. ......................................................_________ _T_________ | Chicago ‘Potato King* Bains Continue Swell Dies in St. Petersburg 2 Pennsylvania Rivers Infant Left on Train Mother C a r e d For in Hospital Here Local Kiwanis Ball Team Will Play Brooksville In Championship Gi Game ? “ii E fJSSKt. New Life Members Enrolled Here By Fish, Game B o d y Sanford Rotarians Are Planning Work For Ensuing Year �gwgw *. . .•** 7 j. • >h erald , ti ------------------- - — — a a ® s? ^ - ih b i ^ ^ ^ -5 S ? ^ o ? 1 S S !^ £ sr t^ ^ DRAM .M M f s ■ ADi ub*i m -------------------------enu ■M>—« tt -----------H «C a*il« A t w m n « M l« t . hi ’. „ ■ •'" “ ’W . »- a t s v , . a fiS S T u fM a ’bat ■ a w 5 . S ? = « e £ r “ 2 " s : , £ S p Wn J u st h °" ' « » rfr •w i - - i t Dangerous Decision. Hmathinjr the Atom. . leolta’s Real Eitate. Al. and Teddy the 2nd.. BY ARTHUR ORI8BANB (c » n n « in i »m >' *, F | nolle**, c a rd s nt t h a n k s . ____ ____. a~ n ffn oOoI iic o- f w•wn* ta r MtaMln wMtia * l ~te — — v — M m Mbi *aHnMta W W * ra * b £ h n rc a « a r a m ad a w ill ba c h a r * ad fo r a t r e g u la r a d v a rtla ln * r a ta l. ™ B A N O n A lkD rnKSS ■ T n a A aaoclatad P r a ia la a z e ltu u *Wf. * M lt M to th a uaa fo r ra p u b Ica tlo n of a ll naw a d i . n x t r h o s r a d lta d to It o r n o t o th e rw ise Ita d in th is p a p e r a n d 'a lien fa n " th e lo c a l ' n e w_ s ppublla u b lla hbed a d herein . A ll .r ig . . h__ ts__o_f re p u b lic llc a tlo .. n o. .f sp a___ ela _l tflap ateh aa V ’h e r e in a r a a lso rese rv e d . dan DOBBS SAY5 A man’s righta to drink kre fast becoming hia funeral rit Almost tlmo to get all cleaned , for the winter so you can put In the bath tub. /iin^i S"* SVS fff 2 To th5a r Cs ta t ^ »e SSfiff 5.‘ *r rrno mn m in " e , th ta te SK H iirhw av LAYMEN, OUT of respect for C om m l*«ion _lM ta « v c ry_ d a y th e q u a lity o f th e p a v e m e n t. the courts, assume that the Su­ preme court Judges of California interpreted tho law correctly I n otified and th e n e c e ss a r y chanires^are’ m a d e iP S S K S . ?£“£ * uh a n ? e ? are ™ »de. It h a s been when, by n majority of only one, t h a t th e s e ch em ica l te s ta s a v e a s m uch ns they decided that La Follotte’s elec - S S r t ; tors, although duly named by pe­ tition, should not go on the ballot in November. g la d ly v o te b ig bond is s u e s fo r m ore nrood mn#f« * The people do not like to be told N o r th C arolina ta x p a y e r s b e lie v e th a t th e y are pptLinu by a judge, or nnybody, that they Anniston St^bT A labam n, cai bootleggers "liquoritcs,-' but tbi arc more often “Hquorwrongg." . _ ftn e oB E M o n e S i. . t:.1w^k Hf.- As Brisbane SeeJr It U ittir, s njrt:.. - at-.v v « > s T \ \ }1 •,‘ S*+ ELMHER80, 1924. ■ Wha‘ wW you do with your Vbt -AMoFCbfit « i? e IT u x * js ukfi Th£ MAJORiTy WAS Ooihg To Fall "Jiis u ce roG eT U e MOST locks way - SLr*Xc“' ln They caught a pearl thi„# . Paris. He thought the world wl his oyster, but it wasn’t. W* I Finding pearls in oyster* n bit more difficult than flndinl oysters in cafe oyster stew. 1 P J i ie: O ffice 1^ 8. . Social Calendar M B S R O SA M O N D R A D FO R D , S ociety E d itor. P h on e: R es. 4 2 5 WESLEY BIBLE CLASS TiVnii’P A 'rrT ^ r'iMISS MAHONEY • WILL MEET a S M S S Z || S I t A U L M O ^ Y W Vlv* v-'* JV |f"V . i F* ’'30, » • 1924. . Mrs. B. J. Starling, who imp | Mr. hnd Mr*. E. M. Gal • ftfitfo 1 ^ o l w r spent tho past two months at Cha- returned Sunday from Nort I am prepared Tepared to tnuqun, N. Y., with her .dnughtcr, blina, whero Mrs. Galloway spent Reservations for .the Bridge par­ Mrs. A. B. Peterson, is expected the summer. Before returning to ty given Friday afternoon at the slon and f. folk dancinog lit'the I to arrive home on Wednesday. Sanford, Mr. and Mr*. Gnilowny Valdez Hotel by the St. Arne* mar School and Primary. for the coming season. On spent'somo time in New dYrk. Guild may bo made by cal!iftg*Mrs. day morping I will visit all * ' • Mrs. W, E. Wets on, who was op­ L. Britt at 280-W, or Mrs. Geo. to see those interested persor Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Wilder, Mrs. aMcRory erated upon recently at the Fernat B30-W, E. Campbell and A. J. Smythe left MIS^ MARGAKJET McRA nld Lnutfliton' TTospltar, ha's r’ec'ov-' Sunday for Sarasota, where Mrs. cred sufficiently to be removed to­ iler nnirtment* at fthc Wolaka. * Campbell will make her homo dur­ JIB PfiaaagggaB aB B aaB HBaHBaHHBaaaHBavBaBag HaB*||^ing the winter. .. - '--v __ • Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly, Misses R. p. Schnllcrn, of Miami, chnirMildred Holly rind Oliyo Newman motored to ' Orlando Saturday, man of the Slate ExecOflvo Com­ Muaraciory JjeSM.ts are not oMalneO. The very drat- 4es« ttti , i where Mr. nnd Mrs. Holly attended mittee of the Progressive La FolC1.R N JOVKS M V K It AND KIUNP.Y T O *IO 'I the functnl of Braxton Beachntn. leUe-Whcctcr Campaign, is in San­ UnTi h1. t h ftMtaency or 7nL.lr.i7 and conahln* 1 ford, stopping at the Hotel MontCoId mo i m”,'.* .H,"u"Jy •J0/** «•>« severest tOLD., Tp* common . | tezumn. ; C If yaar 1171,!?,^^“*.* »*rfouS Alir a s * bo gel rid o f lt a t once. j Mrs. Mattingly, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. srtih y m aMiPJliSlt \ u r*.f.nr* or jrou “*vo that chilly f ..|ln K ! Augusta Eigenmnnnti, Alisa Doro­ AUiUXtS COlda^t I “ A a ■ar.* to« bavs taken cold. L. II. Brown, cashier of the San­ thy Rice nnd Allen Mattingly, of Orlnndo, were the guckts of Mrs. ford Bank and Trqst Co., who re­ i For in la aY * 1 ttf,ord 10 ,Bk« » ehaaoa at this tlma o f year. Fred Daigor on Monday. cently underwent an operation for appendicitis nt the Fornald-LaughII. I*. Ernest, of Jacksonville, |7 ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON representing Armour and Compnny ton Hospital, left Sunday for At­ ■ ■ ■ A g g a a g a a g g ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaa|aB^ is spending the da’y calling on 1q- lanta where ho will visit relative* cnl merchants while registered at for n short time. tho Valdez Hotel. PRISONER’S FUND LOW Mr. and Mrs. J. M- IlnycR and children Returned Sunday ntternoon DUBLIN, Sept. 30.— In a reernt from Altnndale, S. C., nfter viait- address Enmonn jle Valera stated I Ing her mother, Mr*. S. J. Myrlck, that the fund for the assistance of for several weeks. the dependents of prisoners put in Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Winters, of jail hy the Free State had received Jacksonville nre spending several $275,000 from America nnd $125,­ duy* in Sanford the guests of the Valdez Hotel. Mf. 'Winters is of­ 000 from other sources. At present, he said, the fund has ficially cdnncctod with the Atlan­ tic Const Line. only $100. THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COi According to an announcement it 7 k° i M—Address “What A quiet wedding that will interreceived here todny the Wesley Method of teaching should he em­ •est a wide circle of friends in the Bible Claris Federation will con- ployed hy Tuesday. organized classes?" it. state is that of Miss Ellen Mahon­ follcttc nnd Wheeler Pro- Yjirie in Saraaota on Oct, 7, the ses­ H. Wcstcy, Tampa, Fla . ey, of Leesburg, and Pnul Doolriy, sions-‘to contlnuo through Oct. 9. Folitical Club; .Court MTMc) it is said, will bo in charge ^•'0®,FJ'Mv—Addreaa, “Shall the (,I Genevn, which took place at the' Conduct its own devotional or honte of Dr. £• D. Brownlee. r; 8 P. M. of P. M. Boyd, formerly of San­ Class ioha Bridge Club, hostess ford, meet with the school or DepartThe impressive ring ceremony nnd Mrs. Twilley, pianist. jBaymond Phillips; Eim Avdi^ c^'ordt Jacksonville,* was performed by Dr. Brownlee hi It I s , stated that a number of Fl<n*' :9:00 p.vm. the presence of only n few friends. addresses will be delivered by prom .1:30 P. M.—Address, "Organized Wednesday inent speakers nnd that the pro­ Class service activities to the Immediately after the ceremony nntcy Federation of Women's gram or arranged will he of particthe.yoting couple left in thoir car, Sanford Woman's • Club u'*r interest to those who attend. school, to the Pnstor, to the Church keeping their destination a secret, »od to »he Mir-ons,” Dr. I. C. Jen­ secret. o 10 n. m. . The program is as follow*: kins, Orlnndo, Fin. ’ nny Spaulding Circle; hostess Mrs. Dooley is the daughter of Tuesday Night. 4:ot» to i :.»0 r. M._City of Snrn- Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney, of Leesburg ,4. A. Kelly; 2:30 p. m. Music In chnrge of Boyd nnd sota entertains Federation. Sightfirial senson opening Woman's Twilley: nnd Is n youitg Indy whose charm­ zeeing, Bathing, Shore. Dinner. lib; rlub house; 3:30 p. m. ing personality has won her many 7:30 Or ch es t r a— Q ua rt et te — E n ­ 7:30 P. M.-*-Musical Program. Thursday. friends. During the mist year she semble. 8:00 P. M.—Dr. Harvey W. Cox. taught in the Snnfora High School. Irtninolc Chapter Eastern Star; 8:00—Address by President. President Emory University will Mr. Dooley is well known in B u ­ 8:30—Social Feature. EM. bring the Federation one of his in­ ford. For some time ho held a re­ Friday Wednesday. spiring messages. sponsible position in the Seminole Jight O’Clock Evening Bridge; 8:46 A. M.—Devotional, I)r. H. Thursday. County Bank, at present he is In ktess. Mr*. Ed Betts; 311 Park F. Tolle, Tampa, Fin. 9:00 A. M.—Blackboard Class It,.'., A M— Music nnd Devo- business nt Genevn. .pwe. irts. tional, Dr. L. D. I^twe, Tnllahnssee, I Ih * few weqks the young couple Subscription Bridge, Palm room ports * | will be nt home to their friends la |Valdez Hotel: hostess, St. Ag- ■ 11:00 A. M.—Address "Evange­ Fin. Geneva. 9:00—Open Forum. iGuild; 3 P. M. lism through the Organized Class “ Saturday. 10:30 to 12:00 A. M.—Business I>r. S. M. Walker, .St. lYtettburg, lOrtificfUC program given by r In. Session. ■■■■^■■■■■■■■■BBaBBBBBqBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^BaBai Charlotte Smith; Studio of 12:00 to 2:00 1*. M.-|.unchenn. All classes not already enrolled 1H i i p c f W f i m n n ' c P l l l h i. Fannie S. Munson, 4 p. nt. 2:00 I*. M.—Address "What shall in the Federation, come prepared f VV O m a n S v l U D Monday be the recreational program of Or to enroll and pay dues. Pip* Organ Club; hostess, Mrs. unitized Classes?'' W. C. Owen, Mrs. Ervin L. Schuntnker, of Federation Headquarters, Mira n*st Bttts, Onk Avenue; 4 p. m. Nashville, Term. Below we mention n few varieties of IIEANS wo hnvc for Eustis, vice-president of section a■ immedintc Mar Hotel and Bell Harbor Inn. delivery: 8 seven of the Florida Federation NOTICE I l,tU>0 to 1 REFUGEE, RED VALENTINE. GIANT STRINGof Woman’s Club* will be the | Through error it was announced I.ESS GREEN POD. TENNESSEE GREEN POl), BOUNTI­ it the business meeting of the prominent guest of the Seminole S FUL and KILGORE’S STRINGLESS WAX. nford Woman’s Club would meet County Federation of Woman’s 1 These beans arc first class in every respect, nnd prices lofncsday at 3:30 'o’clock. Mrs. Clubs at the Sanford club house l 1 1 reasonable. W y Wight wishes to call each . Presbyterian . - ............. ......... . see their ef- Wednesday morning. Mrs. SchuAt the Church Nun-1....................... people. When they rbor*’ attention to the fact that ,lay "'uht the sermon was from 2. [ fort* not productive of ro*ults We I mother will also tie the guest of Ibusiness mooting will 1* called • Thesalotiians 2:1H: “Stand fast." i too, need to stand fast the Sanford Woman’s Club We«l1 3 o'clock. Each member is ( Dr. Brownlee said in part: fast......... to our friends. .Inosday reception , We stand ...... ...... ................. _ afternoon at . _ the __ ___,r ' and requested to be there by W E L A K v B U IL D IN G -P IIO N E 218 These rwods must have formed We un’ a!l miliitr with the small ' given for Mrs. Blackman. ; time. ■ ■ ■ n a a a a M A a a a M ia a a g a a a ia a a a a a a a a ia a a a a a a ia a a n a a a n one of Paul’s favorite rxpresRlons.! boyR. ^ n "ili"!' "f l.hc ,8"r'i friend. ' —----. --- r judging from the fact that we find !L’ c; ° ? p whosticks to you after 1 . A . B l a k e 0 | ) e n i n f T •its fiitind imi out 1_ _ * *’ • i t e tins made use of th n u in this i hu J l HS foun.d ' ,ut: ... , i1 P, h n t r i i r i M » r » h i r » • t ion of hi* writing, “Mnitd l,rc tcminded of the King o f 1 I I l O I O g 1 c l] ) ll 1C O lU C llO in th e ir .r o a d -b u ild in g w ork. T h ey h a w T V "ot v<Ue for tM r own choi^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1924 S E T I S f f X i* burd en ed th e m s e lv e s w ith a g ig a n tic d eb t in th e ir b ig rond i^ °r “ court by " mnjority of onc’ in BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY b u d d m S p(T m ’*Lb t|t it is o burden carried lig h tly fo r n l-t T rd ° f catab,i*»'c<i custom, to USE HEAVENLY BANKS:— r e a d y th e in com e from au to m o b ile and g a s o ’in c ta x m is n «v F*y 1 lul Bfat0 olcctor" nre tho servSouth Dakota hoy sct the wood Lay not up for yourself treasures on fire. Almost as rash as can^J upon earth, where moth and rust f u n d ' n te re a t on th e road bonda a n ‘« p ro v id in g a s i n k i n g |1lions, Z l T and ^ u therefore T " , 0! vl'!iUcal c.onvcn dates who hi,, n their bridges h0 the people have doth corrupt, and. where thieves *fore them. c in i Ight to name their own electors hrrulc through and steal: But lay up for yourselvea treasures in heaven, Main building of the New Y.,r* where neither moth nor rust doth | polu e recreation camp burned | J corrupt, and where thieves do no: “• m a n y m ile* nf - U__J ' V 7------ u ib b u u v h as added J ™ IS CALIFORNIA rioclsion | <nuse cops failed to catel. the f i j steal: For whore your treasure i in time. r< ^ t t ,X « T L bed“ n t i h fl„“ l “ te ' there will your heart be also.— Matt e v e ry w h e r e a lo n g th e s e im p roved h ig h w a y s i hew 0:9 21. U L r ,? v » 'S ) £ ? r ! d ,h i‘fh w .n i “ in c r c » » « l p W i * * ’ 1' ' 1; ' ' » * « c . h„vi„kp e n t y an d d ev elo p m en t w ork aru in evid en ce. I ,,0 »v a,,,",t the summer underl j power to pm judges.on the bench, r - ii ‘ I wear? Soak it in ink this wiilt.J TALK HAPPINESS T n k ln g t h is ro a d -b u ild in g aa th e ir personal b u sin e ss a , "!,ould “J"0 hnvc tho p,,wc<- to t«ke m il Use it for a bathing suit lit’*! Talk happiness. The world Is sad s o r t o f p erso n a l in v e s tm e n t o f th e ir ow n i summer. th o T n r h e d • enough Without your woes. No path is n od C em \o»ire^ " o^ U h m 7lH t'e0 n t,"l'/|0ra <lof ‘m h'mcst J“b. AN .................... ...... that on. wholly rough; “ ° f " " d c'K n <l» bI'! ; J 1* “ “ » ™“1J Look for the places that are smooth kind in su r in g t h a t th^s h do™J* ‘ , arid clear And speak of those to rest the wea­ T ho I l f ! , * 1Cre fleemJ’ to bc n d iffe r e « t s la t e o f affa irs ! f"rtab|y 08 " hu,sired human be­ ry car rn S?l" eu °f th e aH eged road -b u ild in g p r o jec ts | c,tuUl ,lun™ «" « ballroom I FOR Of human discontent and grief and LnJ hJ ! i * ? a^PaforUly h a v e no su p e r v isio n whatever* T h ev M,M,r- Th‘- »«"m. its name come* I Ail m akes Antoni,»l»i|oS niu I Talk7aUh. The world is bottor o f f 1 ^ iaon't'h In and m on th w t , i i t e r - i.from 11 Creok word nH-aning “CanY I b ig b tin g P lan ts, any make. to be .»,» the Without your uttered Ignorance of jnR th e s ta te 's n roan n T l^ 1"8 c ®?n n ia n it>’ ,)U««nc>HH, and in ju r- ”* <[!,t* wn". supposed «» of matter in nu „ M “ °.rbi d .d^ „ . w ffh ^ u h S; l l * a b ,y • C om plaint s are votft. * r~ ,aea.t,m : —v I'UiuuiHims art* m et ji !,mull,'Hl i,article .......... m nu I f you have faith in God, or man, nr self, possibly be divided. Say so. If not, push back upon the Now we know that it is a |jvhe shelf tra v e ler s S ' l . T 0 ? ,h o in fl,'x " f > " < « » . solar system in itself, hunnr' a Of silence all your thought till bile . e f n ear , u t hand, it . is o u tr a g eo u s th a t hu per v in­ faith shall come. ion o f F lorida rood c o n tra c ts is so g la r in g ly a b se n t. W hat centre of nurleiis around wMrh No one will grieve because your r e lie f will be g iv e n ? the eiectrones. varying in number, - s i <■«lips are dumb. volve with a speed inconceivable to MIAMI T R I B U N E — -----------------o — ----------------------Talk Health. Dreary, never chang­ <>ur minds, us planets revolve j. ing tale H hat is the American type of. passion Imenuse of her great beau­ around our sun. Of mortal malady is worn nnd b only ? stale. ty. appeared on the scene ut the ■ W h eth er for l.u sin o ss or |)ersonal u se a c h ic k in g ac Yo^i cannot charm, or interest, or and • I n th< average American man age r.f forty; Cleopatra was past ■ count g iv e s you an over ready nu-ans o f th et ki ' ,’'pIcnso . m g it 11 I last." ' Khrlyl, Dionysin*—and the diffi I ______ • ,, . ---- - -- ------ ....... , go ( m wri'iit li>mrtliii |'•■"•on-grate onji of these .atoms. t«r flowei-like woman make* the thirty when she met A n to n y Anne H i-xpondit u n »a, By harping on that minor chord, M nny T. A. Blake, formerly of Ocala, are th ae Htunta w h ich are uaa,I u sed tc g........... .. in llllc lt,n. ()I .. I fSH Atlanta Journal ( 129) Id l„ |„ j 7:* I the . elel.iat. d Gordon ' l' " " " PythlaR. who had been „„y arc e t th e ,a r c » 7 o } » ■ 01 a J surflcienUTo ove -disease. 4tlongest appeal but beauty «• the of Austria at thirty.eight wa- mil . I t'Ut originally of Knoxville. Tcnn., in - m n,!l,,Wl/ w . i , k, Highlanders chose the*.- word* a* <k‘“ th ^ lhe I la cancelled check returned t a s k j *N«t hold* the rcvulvinif rex Say you are well; or nil is woll with cuHtomer or to g a in hi« h earin g. . It would he a difficu lt task . I ,.,| the most beautiful w.iiuari m olc*otrones, Line modern man viinv* a . lEh I Boston (>MM) 7 Navy Yard | the motto for their regiment and anil of the fact that lie wa* perm '. , is opening u photographic studio to a tte m p t to nell good s in th is day hy u sin g th e m eth od s | which J i v not hi ! you, to you, is a legal receipt. ted to go home for the pur,. ; Oct I In the Garner and Woodruff UiiyKr but unit m <,f than *kin deep, and the doll fa tro n n i history and tradition record tha*.; urianging momo 1 +<t->++<-+«+++'H-++<.+^+^++.}.+<.+<.<. + ++<,+++^.++<. + +++ m elect ricT<hTv. 7 Aral God will henr your words, nnd ployed a fe w y e a r s ago. n ^ OS£r u r n i m d thi* c*entrn« featu re po^ng for'admiral! n'n in° talized K-'n-n-.r. ii.mv hisnffatrs, his friend ,.Building )GR Buffnlo ( J 1J ) o..tl) niiisic; on at least two critical occasion'' i i -., , 1 1 . . in thi* city. Mr. Blake wn" •>> great painters, was a; 2 j nucleus. j make them true. T h e stu li hi you r hook i.s a in business ill Ocala for iil.out eight B'-i bathing suit for pirtu;. iluit her lipst licit T h er e are so m e sa le sm en w h o a r e fu r from h on est ween thirl\ five ami f —Ella Wheeler Wilcox. veurs disposing ..f hi* studio t o 1 Y\ O , The task to lie u n d e rta k e n in $ few years since would have |>n , con ven ien t rem inder. have know n so m e o f th em . Hut that fact is no p articu lar re­ the research lab o ra to ry of S h c f J'.l .he Police Gazelle' f ^ u T h J • maiw ' I u m T X , K i. v* ^ S e Damon's Roswell Allen on March 1 of this n . . , . M l * . .117 SI .1 , 2 . ’ . ,!!! !“ n ! r i "*v Good evening! i " !ifO Dionysini* was so impressed >eai. ■ Th« m on th ly Mtalcmcnl wt* flection upon th e p ro fessio n . W e have know n sn lesm e,! w ho fnl.i U niversity within a few S ot' , „ •rgan; ft:.10 children; 8 le<- i,s , , a n , .T “* ‘ ‘he m ature won.,,,,. ’ ■ Weeks will re quire 000,0110 horse h m p t thm, masculine he,,rt .h-oh*.. line; 8:30 "play-night"! t he e 11 igh In ndcr* "fo'i'ioe.l a imi't" ° bv vxiiinple of unselfish friend[ Prior to coming to Florida he m.-iluis mi accou n tin g nt t|cBeauty I,a* swayed g,e.-„ w e 5 This weather will pep Sanford i S Z . u " h y ^ rl,0 ,iia l and fa l»-icHled discou rse power. An am o u n t of 9 15 announced. W p gv ' l l . , r A ;r,l'a " I:V{’" u ( Up • bit. . !' •sits and w ith d raw als, w h en th e s a le o f so m e a r tic le -w a s at s ta k e . And th e y wore gi ent enough to t e a r a ener .le le rtiu n isl t he i„- i ion ' „ f ' dozen IGN Chicago Tribune (.!7(M ft.30 | |u,g C liL lv '!' 3 ’ s t a l e . m e n . c h a n g e d laces Jir„l > -Y-----co n sc ie n tio u s about it. T h ev believed that th ev hod it. i . giant s ky se rn pe rs from tiieir II 30 concert, dance, enter niiiiin r»r .n .. • , 1 tiuti in e j had th e best — ;....... * *rom meir c > n n. «"••«.•! 11c h' ••iKouiiimi Hi g 111a'n,Ie r 1ret'ttiriiiiiri o1,'o1ihc r!!' I k 'T1 ..,;./'i‘" ‘l vU'W’ li^ ' « ^ a r s ^ g o still carries II, in rr •, . i.....t k» Don’t take yourself too serious­ t, , ' , R H u i e hr«'il v ented new o m s . . h a n g e d tin ( a le ■ Open a (In-eking n« count at e ith e r o f our eonvem ent hi?* tIMIIlC or to move a ib./.en ’V ....... mniingh-il tribes, eo.,tril.nl .d em im e- and l.el.. . . ■ (•trices and keep a check bv m eans o f r, 0 turner*. . the regimental motto, whispered to | Air*. Browning asked Charles ly. Certainly no one else will. piano or tooth brush on th e m arket and th ey figured that to ! V FLS t hi.-ago ( 3 l6 H , : 3 0 n, u*„: , |; h i s n e i g h h o , " S t a n d f a s t " and con vin ce yo u o f th is fact th e end would j u s t if y th e m ean s I!'*‘! l'Th,,,K "i’*"' i" n.-ee* Kdig-ley to tell her the secret ot • C E R T I F I C A T E I’ROGRA.M 8 M farm p ro gr am. |« h-i , i *. 1 the llighl aml er - ,1, dnot waver. j pal all of last month’s Have youjiuiil A nd now com es M cC ready H u ston w h o tidia ..f . V . f V 'he power timi - lit- since-* n* a preacher nnd writ tb r coloi nu ,i *i|.* it ,i, , , * musical. _bills „ .yet ? The new ones will soon T hi A i*iprii’iifi lk»*nni v • *i* i' . ’ i . o ' 1 ■ i-. niif i||!iiir lnr|< n < t* a fine motto for us t.. er He replied "I have a friend." Mi** Charl ot t e Smith will i-ivo W1AV Cuicinqnli (1231 ti niusir. "bcieomlng J In. <la\ Wa- need to s t an d fast. \ \ c Having such a friend will e m u ii n certificate pi ogr nm in ti:, ! li>, em c a v so heITtried him an uKiwinwuur au to m o b ile u sin g noriest h onest m m othoth- thul tbm,8nn.i«.r ,n< them m fui.iicy and churni; i h J ‘ llnh m *r i r V t ^ u y ,M,,4,l,y ^ ! ^ t.tX . to 'sell ; ............ iimiiik ............. , n‘ > »i « - u m a n ’s life us nothing else can. of Mrs Fannie S Munson. S:i, it | H f 3 r ‘ l 4HU T | 1 li" t ' I nerd " u,u it 11 to -stiffen ti In m l h i f ut) ••»» au tom ob ile. so .thi e sales . iI n" c.°,r»I'-^ n..i |h e „„„| l|U„ j , i v. S thing- about establishing a . Ml/ " Uaton had* TIO HOCd'of ri!^i "f ' 5*VIC UVo woiiM ~ ’«- J,,. f t :ottens rigidities m s h o r t, ih,N n r shiiuld stood fust our • nfLt* I»e« MoinP^U^ft*) ■ 7^(1 9 °’,r * v,,rk'' v«,un* lAmi' J We should stand fast to out * day afternoon, (let. 1. at I p in,, good reputation -putation, you don’t have to aiHM ha<l lo appeal to him in a little different wav It w.ml.l , , , . , . 1'1 1 11 lK-1,1 onr eliudging suciai Itle The assist in/; talent will I Mr* orchestra. Rugs for every room in pleasing patterns O em o/T l,'" h; 11p’1pv’ ’i'.s,j!rssmn,,,r ,< | ,‘" ,• lot I V loll" ,rir'u i,h nil g fv . . I *S *r ' l l . ’ !’ * . m *-U pay incorn 2 A r O . M M l ’N I T Y I I I rI l . l >1-;it o m e u z o n lt . h a v e d o n e n o gRood o o d tto o ttell ell M r. H u I m,, ............ ............. . oli.h' on1 uWK v A a i . m . . . I * : . ; .......... . e of LI Detroit News (617) ft New* <• n .t u.p-pt it .iml rriiii>!t,iH-f it. t h i i r c in u g re at and eonstw,it t e m p I Richard Maxwell, r ender tntd M r ­ Mr H huston th at th e nutom p.I.HHloll Ilf t Vlf East, the |l(IClt> nf tb« D M I RE N A T U R E . Ill “ l.ic >1 ■nil > an,I p,.u, r and all Bizes, at prices within tho roach of f . •I I "" ' I" • -•(■,<•"i i‘ disi ot, ' latioii to change our ideal* that A. M Phillips. ....... orchestra, soprano. the North, the lovely , , „(•., i *• E O S T L K . I'resident |{ j.-. W I I I T N K H . C a s h i e r f/\Vhat do you like to read?" i* n s tic w as th e best m ade. So th e .salesm an h o n estly mint tie d lie*s ” rnlliiig sun* uml pimiet*. |i Gteece to pel f. ,1 >,< I I., mil y. a g . d w h , „ eon I routed with diff: they may not heroine i r k s o m e ! U P F o rt W orth Star-T elegram tlliitrly more liiui Velo||* |,e>oiul u hiiif'Uui "f lhe South 1111,1 III,everyone. 0 keynote question to ymit person that it w as not. T h e plan worked. Il i- "up to tin girl ,,f it,,' s » i * « * * « * » i i , n i D n r „ 1 „ l , „ n i | l l H M ,| .............. .. ' pot '(anil with Stand l a -t hy these thtng* you ’ Mrs. \ K Power- and children (470) 7:30 co n cert; 9 .'in c u l t i. - . and do coiiipiehtiisioii • I* the mf n nl e. \ rioii Iii.l. p, mien,..... . 1 he \\ Ality. I•• en-iolil,. ) ,-, ,-oiirif ••t,an , , | , , ,L T’liis w as his line o f talk ; ileterminntioi, and tirmne**, hut , I ntav arc M i n d e d ,,n small. Will Foster, organist. tcrtml lift* I n*tunifil Monday from point] ... I her, * .11, <>!<l — j,w about l h, iiiflu. in . . f t ill, I I n|- | i|,,ii • Maximum durability in proportion to cost. ,, |,|lt Wl, FDAF Kansu* City Htnr (111) shift ground and sometimes go and ti nt!! r egar dl ess of the f a s h -1 Nor th Caiolina where tlu-y spent --T his car isn ’t m uch for looks, hut for a oneIf v, oil,1 release, harne** oiitl (loue, of Florida will average eight fail ^ 11h f r i \ , ' | l I. a ,,,, , y | adrift. \ \ , must h at n to * ' Lind Ion ,,f ttie moment. If your ideal* '» delightful s u mm e r Mr*, powers 3:30-4:30 strut/* trio; ft-7 -(I II"! lb -Pair ,f ha hundred-per-cent A m erican w ho loves I., spend a u*c the e n e r g y that lo.l.l* t , , g c t h , i dAyf out of every ten. -Tim es "I life. ■he u ill • • 111\ el,I, .School of the A tr; H vocal fust in ,,ur w ot k 'he fnteful mil, p.iHl ||, I, „ ,,f | ar e ; ■! worth that eflort then they | wn* accompanied home hy Mi** Uuion. What ban bccoint* of that u t o m s that m a ke u p the , , v .*- ,1 '1“ pretty Sun day w ith his fam ily am on g th e gradeMi' i !..,i i- v. hi, 'i ' a.L ■ ■ v v v v v -J v • ; Here is a ease in point. Ther Look for trade mark stamped v + v recital; 11:16 Nighthnwks «••'•(• never worth having in the l 'urah /aeli.-iry. of < ooleemee, who * In, fn>-«l men u ith an un\. c o v e r in g „ „ ( fa,-,. „ f >(llJI annual fair Seminole used to huve? u n .*4 a i tt i ; t i n fiuiiiuf.»ti ii r«*t t»f fll.-t place c r o ssin g s ours is th e only one. Our d ealers report |U l 1st* Angeles ('tft!») H15 will -pen,I the winter in Sanford. « a t e h , that p . . w , i w<>,tbi r u n the on the b a ck o f every ru g . Stund ta-t hy Je-tt* (*hri*t. stories, vocal; 9 30 e n te r­ • loth go, h| - who hud t inne d out ii hat w ith th e Iw o n tieth C entury and H roadwav e 1 cutest fa ct,,t > m the u,,i|,| f,., Thank goodness those bones ilis large -to, k of clot ii ! a cell.tin | I here is a eel tain group today tainm ent; 10 concent; 11 Mis. I M Call ••way ret UMied year*. L in u ted s a fte r th e g a te s were dow n, our car lost covered down near Lake Worth ore of th, listlihutor* | which appareiitl) • tuiii home F n d a ) evening from Brcvunl. , instrum ental; 12 orchestra. p at t er n, t"tine .. . i- living_ !< ............. juat ordinary human skeletons uml only once and that tim e th e d river m isju d g ed the Itlm flint it u ••* iiiiiuit. ^ him Holt It wa* Imp,).* the whole < In i-t latt lellglon up N C , and New York where -he •HAS Louisville Time a ( lOu, 7:to not Bonn* old fossils. l '»TTA I KAHTRKK. .lexer (it Sf * lls L'I....... goods and | side down to treat a* rubbish ha* spent the - um m e r Her many « 1st a n te hy ten and .on e-h alf fe e t. At least the T \ M P A I I M | „s Hawaiian (jim ttette, bunHc.-h of a tilt> go,ii l>>. i., deal tone. that tile whole stm k was on hand those truth* we have had from our frtc-nl* will hi- glad to lenrn that T. A. BLAKE, Photographer • NEW YORK Folk* who oppose the elevating aged seventy seven I.earn Dorn a h a lf W U ,l',"d‘‘d him ' bought he said ten’ and r l«-i i*i;i I h iiimi i ,i li.. Ie IKAF New York ( l!»2) Id m . and no market Dnl Dos man ac- j forefather*, a- well a* eveiv tench she i* on the road lo recovery uftci ' (• ' I!’• R, ,, |l,| , nci that real estnle pay*; also that o f ’guns on American battleships musiml. talk. 3 0:30 p. m *cpt tile vcidlft of hi- associates mg of the Bilde But. ever) genet h* t re, cut serious illness. She wn* Are tho kind who were against the • ven wise rtrai e*L«t, invest ors oft '••fnlO'i,, , . pled Iile ........... v , „ , !"(",' WJ| .,1 , » , O ther m uch hum m ay last lon ger ami offer a music, solos, talks, dance. and give up th, , ffotL lo place hi* atton has had it-- modernists nnd accompanied home hy her hu-hnn>l I h Pain ,,f i Lon ii- final and -off,. „ ,peefpetiun of the steamboat on the • n full t,, reeoguiz, a hurguin. UZ New Y ,uk (166) 0 a. nt. gomls ■’ He did not. Instead, he the present is no exception except and her brother, Mr. Fish, L etter price, hut if you a .e look in g for th e host ear 'ii , • ip-punds of cruelty t„ fishes. then a, I,\ ii i, - and mvli o ,| - . , , > . a .» talks; 3-10:30 p. nt. spccial- chose us a tr ade name for the new there is now more publicity given ,, ' ‘ f*' 1,1 "I** " "cvv .stu li , ill (III* . _ _ . _ _ _ _______ .1 I.I . V , „ for S u n day m otorin g, thi one that will g iv e sou r Lul I A UNVESTED hit earn | tmt little attention to the general cloth "Mau n go-cloth" pent a con­ V.-c i Lllil,ling, i c \ t l„ i | :t. |*ns , Of| It .-, 4 K t . 1st. 1■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■ their doctrine due to the target • stock report*, solos, D \\ H ,ii, Ohe of the best things uboul the mg* in land uml die,I worth at»m! election, flirt lie * I him I., wa >, ti,, fam ily ami friends th e iip .m thrill*, esp ecia lly at hidsiderable sum for properly ndv-er number* of newspapers und oilier •Innco. J'-hn Q Ih, I,,., modern age is that nowadays when $5 .til Mi,ill mi. She mad.......... mve-i ri*tuni* ’V “V ' " ," 1’ '-ia .n l cjit-h n th ,-r right from thu (ten cr o ssin g s w h ere th e sport is k een est. You will ior Newark (406) (J «, nt. gym Using, and With the result that in publications. 11 mu i,t hr r st'i’ii« fi*4( , ii * 1 you ateul a kiss, she is so worried " Blount ,\| \ c i . n.ent III New York, at One Hundred vised that thi* year, un i very *„.,i ; ’*!'” v '■ " nl a lw a y s Ilf IM,-inis. Kodak finlak e ours. Ton may use my fou ntain pen. 11:30 a. in. -10 p in. n short time every hit of the slock Fifty y e ar s from now when the Mai vm (' M, I,.,,, about whether the lip paint mine and Twenty fifth street, before the they will |,e needed at the poll s. | | lung. Mat , t , !n*s, 24- hour sert irp. ami rash Off that she forgets to slap your ■I Hinton I'bslgi i n ,. . *:'}"*• ,nu,,'c talks, concert. hud been placed with ready c u s ­ present clamor ha* died out nnd i* j elevated luilroud Was finished. the election I,, be h, 1,1 N,,.. | ,, •OAR I’hilndulphiu (306) 0:30 tomer*. Tlii* mun possessed not forgotten, a no t h e r gr ou p will have fa{c, , ' , "s | ' pluin or in folders. I’or*'• ci 'lei buy e Mavmig invested fS.Uytl in One Hon P olitics 1 con ceive to he n o th in g m ore than th e scien ce (Fred nnd Tweak) fifth street lot, t" .most de-iralde to have „ full counted for Davis '«lk; 7:20 concert; 9 dance. only vision hut determination. He risen and lu-gan to .ns-ail some oth : '■n s, l.ig h c s i grade and |ilatm n m finish only, ; -------------------• MX) Philadelphia ’(60U) fi:S() or­ diti not give up easily, lie stood er point or points ot our sacred b e ­ ,.f Democrutiic, uii cTii n |ia^ n | Man jumps off Hrouklyn Bridge o f th e ordered p rogress o f aortely alon g th e lin es o f greldeT t someone P e r s u a d e d her that she Jer)\onsti ati.iii l-.speeially lu ted for I,nines nn«1 sm all children. »• th ii , •L N !'i the state l.aying asid fust. He made thing* g o— ‘ hiiil i»«*on Cnualrd. Shi* brought *uit •• |nf t»„. I i:||‘ Vt chestra; 7:30 recital; 8 con­ lief*. So don’t lie discouraged j with, every intention of committing UHefuIncsH uml co n v en ien ce to its e lf.— W oodrow Wihton •L •( i- In I »Jntside v iew in g h a s proni|>t a tte n tio n . All art* ill nl*nppoiiitn,enl* and t.-ling ---M - __ We need thi* motto in our stand hy J e s u s Christ. He has stood cert; 8:30 orchestra; 9 suicide but he lands in the walei lli.ll t,. x •UCI. II . Il , 1. .i and her money was returned I he ;hal were |» limp* ellgende,ell d.u *• w,-!< . m e m "filer I«m» sm all anti none too large. dance, Church work, too. I think s o m e ­ through the s t or ms of age-. lie practically unhurt. He should tr> "h.iJl I m p a caiiirnv i, A m ugw um p is a person educuted l.eyyontl his in t e lle c t __ V”ur1 "he nl„i be, u log lb, local campaign*. Den,arm I a-t s ( in. H'KA Pittsburgh (32(1) 6:16 o r­ times one reason preacher* do not hold* still in Ills Hand* life and | hiding ill the muzzle of a fourteen H orace Porter. , J •'••■ dere.ved n* to the value of the land. Jf the state should n u n , m „ -,.l ■ 11 L | •«J‘ if. , t > Hi arc |!«*i • ,j ......... I..Ill,..|ichestra; 0:16 children; 0:30 remai n o ft ener in one place tmt death. If you waul a n yt hi ng worth 1 inrti gun while the Americun navy id i ,,| ii *v•• ID I m l ' i I l k , 1 “ *....... t" the pollHu* ! 1 b;i i i iiii i f f’. • address, orchestra, sopr ano, (irift from one locution to unot hcr while put your feet on this solid • «•••• •(. • i • i « | is "acrapping" some of it* fleet. 1 A hud h.ing » ii t» thin ] mark l.allot- f„ the legrilu • i" * 1 <l,iigi't M | n is because they “grow weary in roek and -l and fust by Him. It is baritone. in •1 m iiv 1m men; i«.i>(••i ihut at -<v t l SH.000 lli\eslinent she would have inee. 1m well doing.” They become slowed a good motto for u* for <>ur work, UAR Providence ( 360) 0:30 proThe Prince of Wale* says he hi'i i i • >1 .il , 1 1 , ill.,I wor th Sltl.lHHI.tlOO, instead ,,f Il i* highly impor'-,*,( i ih •an pit, l) in FI, n •' (h, I;, |,„| ,l, down in their effort toward the our ideals -our „ k.-ram front WE AK. $6,000,000. religion Stand wanta to learn how to bluff in a •da P"ll,.| in, •f. plCMiientiul elect,II* l,e g n , Room 201 |ArO .Nan Francisco (423J 0 o r­ spiritual uplifting ,.f some of their fast. Moral When you get hold of a vote Uhi l c t heir a rt u u l duties „ .: than 1 1 nua v. poker game. He can do that hy ^ FORT MYERS PRESS iMt’lsrii llu ild in g 1 he chestra; 10 band. tnlk. ----i p'eee of real e s t a t e K E E P IT p er funct or y and th. individual* liatening to Chairman Butler talk Ju-.m- p u m a , , T | H/8 |u ingfjeld (337) 6 trio; about how “the administration” KliirihL .* a gen , ,| eept.ng I his ofti,,. have hut little *rv + v ’!*•>•;■ •- 10-H talk, bedtime, tenor ■ ••• <•*+•) •:•+-n<■ nettled the European reparation* '• •' n, H„ n „ n , - | h. h' <’'*•- ' h e thought of a dot \ w , ’| P E R S O N A L S »,,Ci "-ncert. . muddle.—Asheville Citizen. N V , a iid 1 l"p«- t, I , ward them A-i *n 11,,* , | , , Y ______ O______ by Senator t a p p e r Iiniloth.-,* S c, ehanee t.r be true that the peace ' ____ I//Jr * ?* •x,uis Poxt-Dixuntch ■ ■' - • 1 inrci u t, I* over an,I t h e n • ot - huv, fte*') »it5 concert ensonthle; 9 ' l'i* <- a tint, wi v <e lliu-l A. Raffchl und mothci are s p e n d ­ . Young Theodore is following in I Thom am!'d'.,-!wer.s''tha. n l m "V, rb”‘Vricu,ly coll * Al SMITH and Th.-„.|oi, |j0o*. beqn -ent to \\ uriungt,,,,. it II N. Woli e is spending seveiul , he In ,,g Lr •.,j• | < the fooUteps of his father - so far. | i f them p .ss^ 'm h d ly ^v ‘A',': t T ? ' ",' .Uu‘ Kh'‘ lh*’ »«•': I Vt 1‘. - x - . - l each oth >( mi ni I,. , iiiphaMZe the ch . ing several days at Daytona Beach. asion d, days in S a r as o t a on business. I . . - >' "'c I" IL iticlnn*. have heroine “weary of er fur New i o i k ’* Governorship Washington (409) 6 cltilumn.i- it Ti m, But the old mun never tacUled '■»(•• h at stake t h i Deiiiociu. v l>> murk i g ever. .111 dryn nuzzle politician* uml Wall Street «»>d Hu tlani', i Al Smith— Tampa Tribune." Al Oh u c,tue7, of th ‘ Um Vi ? ,,f lh*’ •I lo** t hr ough in Jli'Ctoi * riuitic jiti«I ’hu* J. L- Hearing, uf Quincey, and it. B. r i i u p m a n u spending some Smith would last about a . long su tM at ih^votYim L ! n. I fV,rl",',' n"d1 Tv,'n U ’’*’ 'Ivr.-licti.ms belting men. line a full and aiul.|e i,„ i, i .tig •Ilf f, r, •' •* l’i, :,t, i tha.-| ever It, Tex G r a nt h a m, uf Thomukville, (la. time in Jacksonville. fore. With the “old man" as the Spanish female should vote* fh ' "f l,,e |M,Bticiun» and thenr pawns. How many vote* will the ghost nre promi nent visitors in Sanford Artnv did at San Juan and that ' uPtho franr s . s 'T ' T and of i-ozruption in public offie* 3. It. bring to hi* son, trying today. Robert Moul spent the week-end wnan't very long. regarded Bwh v „ . “ high and low. who can blame them ? to follow in his father'* *tcp*? AI ■ ■ ■ B I U D la n n a i n i E i « j | I I E I 3 l , Q ragAlded iightly nor negl jctid. , The peace slacker, have year uft- Smith hu. a foil,,wing consider pleasantly in Duylonu Ueuch. E. I). Kneed, of Orlando, is spend­ Ozford and Cambridge are huv- withheld"^^ Thor Udu 'n'f"t ,M ''' > "’•'••ned to peace promise* aide in number that nothing can Mr inher* o f the Sanford jV om* (_^ ing Monday und Tuesday in the take Irani him iM.trouble of late with certain wm* I m.rtant to hjV .id f n r 'X *"'!!. tt".U n *“ ,h‘ »««- ..... » Club are cordially invited to city, registered at the Vuldez Ho­ of American rich who attend the ! neace slacker* Whil ‘ ca,,,'J 1' “L't Lie promises into office. Have Events in the last Democratic end the m eeting of the 8em i- tel. ' English universities merely to add patriotic duty oolitic, u ,’.1 ! h l,the of tin- promises been convention have mude some of the " T 11 * « ounty Federation in the d u b another Mentenrti to itIt names .......... |in n ,. ,,*lr,OUC <IUt>’ l’,, 1' “ e. I* a business kept ? Ask the pence slackers! another sentence to D their _ following more enthusiastically Mrs. C. Ai'Betts returned Mon-] at 10 oYlAck W ednesday detet milled than ever to rebuke the social register. Those who go J~ '— •ming. t • . day frdm a delightful three months to . College merely for the social what they consider to he dixcrii’i ■A rrceiption will' follow the butl- trip 4pent in Atlanta, Woodbury prestige it may give them had bet­ ination against Al Smith n ac­ meeting of the W oman’s Club ana other pointa in Georgia. ter atay at home. count of hi* Catholic faith. “ * c' u*’ notise' W ednesday a ftit will he un interesting fight I’ALM BEACH POST >o,m. honoring Mrs. W . F. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Montgomery Every once and a while someone ________ _________ Bettor* will he wise if they “hold a IJJtkmiin, state president Florida of Birmingham, Ala., are spending off" for u while. /ome* into our office and tells u. They tell the story on a Missouri demand -ten such clubs would f., i ItU l?'ti!on’ All new meinbers of several days in Sanford the gueaty a A ... ,c»u«bV, Sontetimcs | farmer who wm awakened by the n ready market f,,r their lh,”,, |J* club ,"r“ urged to be present of the Valdes Hotel. IIKitL IS A really good interna th# fish jumped Into his boat and popping of cornstalks in his nearby sand dwellings. This is true, de CHECKING A c c o u n t , o f c o u r se . T h e n lu T /el ! be *u t e Vreaident as t^eli «o bljf that the boat capsized, field. He roused his slumbering spite lhe fact that the people ,,f ' ttonul juke: | A"* “nicer* of the Ideal club. J. Newton Barnes and W. P, 1 .h.a P Jl “ se p a r a te I n te r e s t A c c o u n t in Sometimes it was so big that it suouse with this shout: "Muriar. " cst Palm Beach built last sum ( hung. Chinese general, hu* - *°*tc«aes fo r th e reception are Fleming, of Macon, Gn., is spend­ towbd the boat all over the lake. wake up—the animals Is brake w h ic h I m a k e sm a ll w e e k ly d e p o s its . I t ' been hoinhurditig China’s great nicr like they never built before. A- P. CMonndJy, Mrs. S. Pu- ing'the duy in Sanford, the guests •But we always enjoy these fish loose.” is th e ea siest w a y J k n o w t o sa v e m o n e y /* There.. wa. no'let up BJt theYV.'ek 7*" wlLh TNT /knows r'"" ",a |J ? , n “ " J Mrs. Endor C urlett. The of the Valdez Hotel. ou lei up. out me week ,chines—heaven why, per lea because at least they aren’t That is un appropriate cry to A - e1 “»( rules about guests apply to •f t to sell the fish. shout into the ears of everybody in these almost as rupidly ns they In ter e st A c c o u n ts can b e o p e n e d fo r r*t*pUon, and members have the Kam Fleischer, who' has beun at­ Now he takes to dropping ox this Palm Beach community. Figur yilego of inviting friend* from tending school at Chapel Hill, N, d e p o s its o f o n e d o lla r o r m o r e . / - — ’ lUnry Downing is held charged utlvelv. all of the cornstulk* arc were u finished. , . . . i plosives front the sky on his .•loxl persons who huve b^ett ‘, ncniics, killing a few, and the , of l0* n and those of les. thari C„ returned home Saturday for n ’** murder as result of a death Free Delivery Everywhere. Rod Comb E gg Mash _ )e ar s residence in Sanford, brief visit. w tT h '^ .n e1 1 . ,.K*l C S ty * rr ,n* nua> ' on vacations have returned, l.eague of N'utions solemnly Kays by moonshine. According with s spvcJ that becomes fust,., The last of the Tiiursduy hslf-hol' harden Y ear is receiving many :: • ■ , * Matute of the last legislature each weak. If anyone Is asleep P. is 'ay * is past. Alreudy* ntanv of t" him, “Hey, you muttn’t do that, S tr en g th S e r v ic e P ro g ress «U nng prea* notices. Mr*. W. II. i i th e lead er and w ill ntuko Mrs. J. L. Zorn und son, und * i of 1928; Chapter 0268, page time to wake up and to c o n s id e r -thove whq intend to spend the next Don t yolj know that’s barbarous 7” GEO. B. SANDERS, Prop., “ micliffe and her com m ittee will Mrs. W. B. Raines returned today all alcoholic beverages are doing more and more to sustain thi* • ' «pcnu m e next • ••or Chang wonders why he you and you r p ou ltry btihinesH even or eight months here are on •a! u, S**end a « a h , th a ’ club from a delightful motor trip to and anyone who sells or ad< early fall record unparalleled in can t imitate killing methods nf *v ednesday afternoon fixed Lakeland where they spent several the ground. Soon the vast thro Ig th*- West along with other Occi­ a w inner. ere the beverage, Is guilty of city building. 313 Meisch Building, will ho pouring in. mailing for the convenience of East First Street days with friends gnd relatives. r. Tbe business of moonshin- ’ Yh* 4% In ter e st P aid on S a v in g s A cco u n ts ‘ dental accomplishments. He knows Build-A-Hundred II o nt ei In deed, Maria, wake up—th i ** “superior white men" bomb S 315 W . F ir st S treet certainly a rieky on*. . j ! wbp »i(t it* • ■ ■ t .t Club is Just about one-tenth of the nnimuls is brolf ipose! San ford , Florida' • ’*: Mrs. R. W. Pearman, Jr., andi ; • » - >-.*•■»■ inch othpr wficn wp want to, , ' . SD*’ 4 r ! ir ' *• ii. j -i< PfWiratei• to the State Federn- children returned home Sunday ’ ■ J > M , ” ? ” ? r M M Ba- « a » a a » « . . . H m « « w , 9 B : t V, n 4 cosh, « ! batteries UuhTpvoptew." RAY BROS., iRhone 518-----San fore ‘! i " ; , T ,*'.1,h»' “ ....... T S Z S S g -J 0- 1 CHECK UP BY CHECK 1■ ^ v • ■ I *• * . 1 f . . Ba * K* A . a , . . m. ■t m • u . a. -...A Mrs. Schumaker Tp Be : BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING HEARD AT THECHURCHES Radio Program Announcement... * £ .................................... ................,«*«*• wLT1 z;::;1. , ? . . * .. . .. . . . . . . .. ... . ... •w . ^ ' - tz 7„? FIRST NATIONAL B A N K ! . will lu* open on October first in tlu* Gar­ ner- Woodruff building. . th e B est F lo o r C o v e rin g s K kSK your dealer to show you the famous made by the Alexander Smith &Sons Carpet Company, the foremost mak­ ers of Rugs and Carpets since 1860. Exceptional equipment and years of successful work enable us to assure those who patronize us, unqualified workman­ ship and superior finish of all photos. AN A l'l'K A l. TO AM, DK.Mol'|{..\TS *l Alexander Smith 8C Sons Carpet Co. 4 PH OTO S? . are Tapestry, ‘Velvet, and Axminster Seamless Rugs THE “Portrait Studio” : i r 4r - ‘ I • • . V IM _. S KI LGORE SEED C O M P A N Y AMERICAN TYPE OF BEAUTY There Are Other Ways » w 4 1* A i , *■f *. Seminole Furniture Co. F. C. W ELSH LO, THE POOR PEACE- SLACKERS! 1 SOME REAL BARGAINS] ; _ THE ROUSING TIME l.k c c p two accounts with bank” IO -Q u a rt A lu m in u m DIshpan! where ? Woman’s Club 6oIunm n In our stock we have suits or pieces, for any room o f your home horn ver modest or luxurious it may be. 1j| Juan (xarajre. 50xn7’ Kirst strcet, next to San M-°t, corner Centra1 Avc. and Park tells the taste 1 ODOR is a part Park Ave.eX‘ (<> ‘ °rnt‘r ( ’entral Avc. and . . .. * rNLyii1. We do a cash and credit business and should we enjoy your patronage we assure you an hon­ est, clean cut and courteous transaction. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK I • ............... —■— t -,-N .-“j -( ■* -* n r * .. i fa ■■ It’s opening with a line of furniture at prices that will arrest your h orest consideration. Watch Fridayk Riperf IN SANFORD REAL ESTATE c i ™ " , t uK s i ^ t f £ ^ S 5 . A" - w * * » ta‘Z . E ' 7 , i i r S K I S Ior om“ » r E. T. F I E L D ...Announces... ■ • J u st ;SK&HHKUni ■ H a a ia a m a iiiia iM a a iiB a u iB iia ii !JL. t ’.wr. .» V ■a �IrgRjfr' l T lT. W® ___ .?■ -. ‘ ____ *»■ ____ T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , SE P T E M B E R 3 0 ,1 9 2 4 . - 9 « B « I Mrs. Ferguson Wins First R oundlh Battle To Get Her Name on Ballots %S r*fl : - r v”v |__ _ =3= •b b b b b , H H in however, that these conceptions o f AUSTIN, Tex., Sept. SO.— ■ position had gradually Brushing aside all the old cbmmon a womans 1 ’ nd become ,, M A K E S Y O U T H IN K ! law barriers (g a in s t the rig h t of changed, ns women more educated and generally cnW ac * * * * # '"-1■\* .' 1* y, * women to hold office, Judge Goo. C. Calhrun. In fifty-third district lightened until the old ideas had given way to tho modern concep—Have You B ou gh tro u tt Kfcre Monday ruled that Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson ’ legally is tioii that women arc in all things, qualified to be governor of Texas, • the equal of men. —Your N ew Fall Suit? or: In on opinion which Mrs. F e rg u ­ * «... as sons’ lawyers said was a thorough Marion County Sheriff exposition of the Inw and a com­ (Continued from P ag b .l) SJ‘i Ing the secretary of state to show plete vindication of the position of Killed- in Auto Wreck cause October 6 why the Liberty the first woman noralnte for gov­ OCALA, Sept. 30 .—Sheriff Hen­ bell emblem and the names of-tho ernor, Jud g e Calhoun dcelared th a t ten LaFollettc-Wheeler electors neither the constitution of the ry Qonlon arf, Gordon, of Marion county, was t> ■ should not be placed on the ballot state nor the statutes of the legis- Instantly killed nnBr near hcrc here last Tailored to Measure Suits for the general election In Novem­ Inture bar women from office. Ho night when his automobile was • refused to g rant a tem porary in­ thrown Into a ditch, when he was ber. junction to restrain election offi­ returning with n negro prisoner NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—William cials from placing her name on the from BushnclI. Raymond B. Bul­ M. Butler, Republican national ballot, which was requested by the lock, nOcala , ,lawyer, r *ccomnanying : accompanying chairman, who reached New York plaintiff, Charles M. Dickson, of i I<*k’ 0c. a,a two broken ribs. Th„ him, suffered Tho today from Chicago, issued a s ta te ­ San Antonio. I; negro was unhurt. Marberry Plays R elief Capital City team wins ment explaining th at his party had * The courts’ decision clear* the Youthful Manager a d 'n o hand in pressing the case way for final adjudication of the Role in three Games hwhich First F lag in Forty resulted in p ie ruling of.the case by the supreme court. The Of Present Series; I California supreme court, refusing .plaintiffs' attorney gnve.notice of Y^rirs It H as Played C a n a i n v a VX7in A 4-« O » LaFollettc electors a place on an appeal to the court o f civil op-' _____ k . senators Win 4 to i , the ballot as independents. . In Major League penis. In rrd c r to get the m atter CHICAGO, Sept. 30.— Mrs. Elsie ■— ■1 "If I had discovered th at any leforo the supreme court without member of our official group hau arguments in the court of civil np- Sweetin, who is charged with Law­ originated or participated in tho ieals, it will be necessary for the rence M. High!, _ former Ina agitation, 1 would have disavowed nttcr tribunal to certify the qurs- preacher, with having poisoned E j (A t the O u tle t) the act." said Mr. Butler. In a tions to the supreme court. The their spouses, has told relntives of conversation with newspaper cor­ parties virtually hnvc agreed th at disclosures which she expects will J5 O PPO SIT E PO ST O F F IC E respondents, the chairman added this procedure will be followed. I free her, but it was learned today W ashington Has Only th a t he thought the decision would The supreme court meets next she would not reveal the nature or ■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ Harris, Griffith And ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■"■ r n"•'"■ n B « ■■ u*■ * «■ «■■ « a■a■«■■ « «■a■a ■■ « " a■«■"■■ « a■a■a ■ a a■■ a a■B■«■■ g »■B■aa "make no particular difference" Monday.’ ! them. One More Game To in the California vote in the elec­ Judge Calhoun went immedintc-t Johnson share Glory ly into the heart of the question ns NOTHING Lift IT ON EARTH. Play; Yanks Have 2 tion. Senator a’ Triumph Mr. Butler conceded that LaFol- to whether women have the right --------T h e new treatm ent for torn flesh, BOSTON, Sept. 30.—W ashing­ lette was "making advances” In tho to hold office under present laws. N E W YORK, Sept. 30.— W ash­ buck into the common InW cuts, wounds, pores or lacerations ton won Its first American longue state of Washington, but thought of Going ington has clinched the f ir s t pen­ England, on ttic principles o f that is doing such wonderful work pennant by defeating the Rod Sox f* T o lit a n y J o b on e a r t h n ant It has had since breaking into here Monday, 4 to 2. and earned * predlct how many BU*tes Scnu’ which the plaintiff had grounded In flesh healing is the Horoionc big league baseball, exactly 40 his suit, the court explained that! liquid nnd powder combination tor LsFollctte would curry or to tho right to meet the New York PR IC ES years ago, and ns the flag bearer The liquid Borozone in what states he believed John women ware n’ot nllcwcd to hold o f - : treatment. Giants In tho world series, which is say of the American League, will fight t h a t y o u c a n nfTonl to pa; ‘fleo under the old common Inw, I I* a powerful nntiseptie that puri­ \V. Davis, the Democratic nominee to open in Washington on S a tu r­ It out with the New York Giant*, principally because a custom to fies tho wound of all poisons^ and day. When the Inst Boston player would run third. four-time National League cham ­ that effect had grown up. tl was In’cctious germs, while the Boro B A L L O O N S f o r all Cara. was out in the ninth Inning nnd pions, 1n the world's scries, s ta rt­ based.oft the assumption th a t wo- tone powder is the great healet tho victory of tho Senators was as­ ing next S aturday a t the Capital is nothing like it on ear* <11rillijjtrn wqre too delicate for the ardu- There sured. n crowd of ten thousand &>atr. . ’ * y'- ■ rv ft \y f AL,,-, ’ one duties attendant upon office for speed, safety and efficiency Bor ton fans cheered the visiting r* O x %J i r J L O n i f l S [ ' ‘ fraud were not educated to the point Price (liquidI 30c. tide and *1 30 By defeating the Boston Red team as it came from the fic’d. where they could fill executive po­ Powder 30c and flt>c. Sold by Un­ iox Monday afternoon, the Senators Clock G rf ifth , the veteran ov ncr, sitions ns well ns men. He showed, ion Pharmacy. brought to n climax one of the Stanley I.nirL , the “ boy m anager’' most apcctaculnr diamond cam­ nnd W alter Johnson, famous pitch­ paigns In history and accomplish­ ing ncc, who will take purt In his (Continued from page 1) ed the downfall of the New York first world's scries a fte r elghPKli J. M. Stuman, $1,400; W. A. Routh, Yankees, onco proud world chnmyears in the big leagues, were a p ­ bakery, $13,000; C. Peterson, $30(1; * plons, who tonight reposo irrevo­ plauded ,n turrS. W. Pcvyhounc, $100; George W. FOR R E N T O il S A L E cably in second place, two ml a Fred Mnrboiry. relief pitcher, of Rwnin, $300; Hannah Ornhnin, $001 half games behind the leaders. the Senators, who held Boston Pomp laimar, $000; Mrs. E- G. LK'hl R t t in i and Hn(h ant •The Yankees have two games scoreless for the lust six innings, Stephens, $000; Claude Couch $?Q; O arage will be named the hero of this de­ w ith Piladelphia today whilo'WashFrank M. Brown, $60; O. Brad­ ciding game. He has acted as re­ bury, $126; Mrs. Forrest I-nka Ington has one more with the Red E A SY T E R M S. A P P L Y T< lief pitcher in nil three games 1tesiiteiicc, $-1,10(1; I. S. Routh, Sox, but regardless of the outcome played here in this series nn-1 has i $1,000; Mrs. F.. A. Moffet, $2,000; of these, Miller Huggins must stop worked in fifty games for Wash­ lien Cobbs, $160; Sanford Auto­ off the American League throne ington this season. Left hander mobile Dealers Association, $2,000; a fte r a three year reign in favor W O RK M AN S H 11’------- ! 'R U E _ John Zachary was none too effec­ Richard Allen, $26; O. K. Brooks, of Stanley Harris, pilot of the Sen­ tive in the firrt three innings, but $200; Z. B. Ratliff, residence. ators and tlie youngest manager This i* Stanley Harris, 27-yenr- Marberry stopped the Red Sox. ' who dvb* led.a major league club $4,850; Charles Singleton, $200; old m anager of the pennant win­ to victory. ' Washington made its hid early J. II. Gelmeti, $-100; S. \V. Harris, ning Wnsington Senators. for the victory that would give tl $1,200; A. P. Wade. $60; C. StooteWashington’s rise this year un­ the pennant regardless of what the of, two-story residence, $8,000; der the aggrcxslvt! leadership of New York Yankees do in their Mrs. J. I. Anderson, residence, the 28-ycar-old Harris, a major double header against Philadelphia $3,000; John Burrows, $300; \V. It. leaguer only five years and c*t>ertoday. In the lirst with two out. Zachary, $700; Davis and llueryn, le n d n g his first managerial test, in k prearriptian for Malaria. Rice singled off Fullerton through $1,400; Mrs. F. D. McBride. $100; : is one of the most dramatic J Chill* nnd Fever. Dcuge* or Bilshort, stole second and went all Y. A. Roberts, $25. achievements in baseball nnnnls. inu* Fever. It killa the iterma. Myrtle A'**- *n(t Fourth Street the way home when O'Neill's wild | S haring the glary of W a s h in g -. throw cammed off Ix'c’p glpve. " ton'a trium ph with llnrris are Wnl- ' 5$9 In the second (he fU'natofs made I t e r Johnson, one of the greatest , two runs. Peck singled nnd scored pitchers of all*thne. and C lark ' JNO . W. S N E E D on singles by Kurl and Zachary v tn trrm rt n x r /o n n r Griffith, now president and former i Ibid scored from third on l.tcbold's I m anager of the rlub. In his eigh- I I Cut prices oil all sites United It tint whit j ccw EATS but what vhr single to right. These three runs -------Slates, Pennsylvania, f l'di'IIil, \ lk , teenth season. Johnson has liven i DIGESTS that produce! milk and buttn fell off Fullerton were enough us the ' (Continued from Page 1) the m ainstay of the team ’s twirl ing. events proved, but the Senators fearing inadequate hotel facilities, tng corps and now will realize u ! $ :io x 3 Vt added a fourth off John Quinn in are preparing to camp out while life-long ambition to pitch In « i . 7 r> [»ray T u bes $ P irates T ak e Oplv (illm e In the eighth inning. Stanley Harris they are in this stale. The Florida world’s series. Griffith, the "old f i.m> ited T ubes ; f o x / ’ Is credited with being the N ullunnl; None Out Culm by doubled against the left field fence people should arrange to care for (Ouftrtntrrl *5't frvtlHvI $1(1.01' " m a n ‘behind the gun" in the Sen - ! Score o f 5-1; P ira tes Take and went home on a d e a n single ; them. 12 x 1 .Contain* mere thin 7JH DIGESTIBLE luitrirntv I1' Rice. j "And what some of them think • t o r ’s campaign and having hod ALL (IF AR ANTE ED A d van tage o f Cub*' Errors Boston had all its chances early about the hotels and upurtment much to do with the club's success­ and Score All P u n s in the in the game. Singles bv Williams bouses being crowded during the ful strategy. ambsgaiiss let the former | entire winter will be very nearly Washington's first flag in the T hird ami Fourth Innings and holm- in the first. \ eueh scored true. Enough tourists will come on 24 seasons the club has been in the American League was won after a ; CHICAGO. Sept. 30.— Pittsburgh in the third. He singled, Boone the trains to fill those places, so 1(15 PALMETTO A V E M ' F terrific closing fight in which llsr- Icluseil the National League sea­ was hit and Joe Harris bunted 1where will the auto travelers | -**dl s harsh grounder off Zuch- s t a y ? ” ris and Id* men rami' through in lll.’l Sanford \ tc n u e son in Chicago Monday by d efeat- aiy 's glow let \ t-ach score. Victory cm foreign fields. It was learned from Mr. Britt Throughout the game Peck and that he has located two fumiiie* ■■ It is taking no credit from t h e ; big th< Cubs ft to I in a loosely VL! Senator’s victory, however, to say played game F.mU Yde, stui left- Stanley Harris played wonderful to this city who will arrive here ■ ■ th a t they were orv friendly fields. hander of the Pirates, registered ball In the lait half of the ninth shortly to become permanent rest B ■, with one out. Ilnrrin picked up dents, lie states that a large mini ■ N early everywhere Washington has appeared in fts final drive, fans his sixteenth victory for the s^n I'uich Hitler Clark's grounder, ber of others with whom he talked J eager* for the overthrow of New tufYi, although he did not go the tagged second and with a quick during Ins stay in the north will ■ Y ork/cheercd the Senators on. full round. I'iftdbufgh won by hit piv.it and throw almost without roobablv visit Sanford during the * Though the club showed it | hj»- ting opportunely behind errors of looking, got the hall to Judge in winter season. N a ■, time to double up the batter nnd acssed consistent strength through­ " F o r Salt* fit L cnh T h a u B u i ld i n g C o s t . " Western Pennsylvania inventors * The score: out the last part of the campaign. the substitute team which M ana­ retire the side who own tlie Orungehurst Groves ■ Killifer sent against Me Koch- WASH TON Alt K H PO A K Company will spend nuarly $1,1*00,- . ■ ■ Washington nevertheless, is one of ger nic's regulars The score: l.ielHild. rf 6 0 1 3 0 0 1000 improving '■ the "darkest’ ^lorsos" to triumph their property, P ittsburgh— AU K 11 PD S. Harris, 2b ■ 4 1 1 6 4 0 since 4 he Boston B raves leaped to d U lies partly in Seminole and _ Kice, rf 4 1 2 (1 tt 0 which the fra at a decade, ago. New York Bigbee, If . , 6r. 11 l w 0 p a r tl y in Orange counties, d u r i n g 1* 2 1 Mueller, cf Goslin. If South Majfiioliu Avenue, m one of Sanford's ■ 4 (1 1 1 0 0 had hf«n generally picked to re Barnhart,'Vf 8 1 0 1 (1 Judge, lb 4 (1 1 12 I 0 the winter, stated Mr. Britt. They . J best residence sections. peat j n the basin of jt* brilliant Wright, pm . ■I 4 (1 0 Jt 1 llluegv, 3b 4 II 0 1 (1 1 Will e s ta b lis h offices both In Safi-' ■ ’ ford and Orlando. * 3 1 ) 0 . fi 2 1Traynor, 3b Peckinpnugh, as 4 1 3 (1 r. 0 troit, l _______ ■ Mr. Britt further stated tliut-hu 5 0 0 4 8 (» Huel, c 2b 4 1 ■j 4 l II "doped" ns the most menacing op- jMaranvillo, sold Sanford property to abogt 60 | * r> 0 2 11 0 1 ’ Zachary, ;i •i (l 11 1 jGnmm Hi RDF.R Sheetrock now, lor new con­ (1 poaltlpn. The Tigers hung on un­ Gen "b c Five spacious rooms, and sleeping porch. n. rthern people while away from j j i i 1 •J 3 0 " 'T a y lo t x (1 u u (1 0 0 til n ear the finish and deult what Y ii»*. p struction, alterations or repairs. 4 1 •I 0 1 |J Marberry. |i 1 (1 (1 0 i (1 tins city. Those who have already I ■' ■>/ proved the knockout blow to the Sooner p 0 (1 0 II 0 invested in Florida property kr»- ; * '’T E w i p Eliminate all delays by using Sheetrock. Yankees when they fook three In a ‘ Totals 3ii 4 13 27 11 1 planning to invest h«>ie, he snld, an i >■ A row from the champions on the many others who will visit here'for 3 otiilp 4(1 r. 12 27 16 I lai d wo<"1 x— Kan for Zachary in 4th. You will get it on time. It is easily and la s t western trip. the first time this winter' are Chicago— All u JI j o A r, Washington climbed slowly but Adams r*s t» * i it n BOSTON' 5 2 planning to invest heavily in real quickly erected — just nail the Sheetrock to AH K II PO surely to the top. From seventh H e s t h e t e , ■f 3 1 «l 0 it 0 William*. <f estate. He states that they seen. 2 o the joists or studding. It can be decorated tlaco a f te r a month of enmpaign- Fitlgi-rahl, cf •t tl 0 1 0 ( to rrulizo the great possibilities U ainiipguri.s», 1 2 Spc'cmlly irwitm! plttoter, artiittically Itnishctl. ng in May, they rose to fourth po­ State, 2b .1 \ each. If 4 (i I 1 4 } 1of this state and are very optimimmediately. 1 3 sition the middle of June and to Weis, if 1 0 1 3 1 1 Boone, i f j istic about its development. 1 3 second place on July IS*. Shortly Vogel, 3b * > Sheetrock makes solid, fireproof, permanent 11 J. H urra, lb . 3 0 1 11 I (1 3 I 2 0 In conclusion Mr. Britt staled a fte rw a rd they had a brief exper­ Miller. If 3 0 2 1 a 0 Fr.7.ell, 3b ■i 0 that be is positive that u number 4 0 0 1 walls and ceilings at low cost. It is the different One in ('nil* Imdroom. broom dosut. r hum ience a t setting the puce, only to ( ’hurry, c 3 (1 0 4 0 (» bee. ss 4 0 1 8 6 I) ^if northern capitalists arc planning have the Yankees sweep back to j.-»i . lb dosuts, linen closet, built-in ironing Fount. 4 II i 12 1 II wallboard. Made Irom highest-grade gypsum, 3 0 0 2 1 1 on visiting Sanford during the win: th e t6p. The Senators clung to Blake, p . *i (1 1 <1 4 <1 O'Neill, c | ter and that they intend to make 0 < 1 (I (I 1 1 0 Fullerton, ;> it will not burn, warp, shrink or buckle. * 1 second position until August 28 Wheeler, p 0 0 (1 1 0 Seeing, t 1 1) 0 0 0 0 i extensive investments here. when ■tht*y dislodged the Yanks < » ■“ 1Quinn, p ■ 0 II II 1 0 Comes all ready for use, in any quantity you with |i 11 to fi victory over the ■ 4 12 27 111 4 Claik. n Totals B ric k fire p la c e , tile h e a r t h , s p e c ia lly d e s i g n e d ! II 1 (l 0 II llugm cn. Thereafter Washington Score by innings n eed . M ade only by th e U n ite d States to s h o w f u r n i t u r e a t i t s b e s t. never was headed, although earlier Pittsburgh ») tl 27 15 1 1)02 300 (8*0- 5 1'utals 32 Gypsum Company. this month the Yankees inunuged Chicag* > .„ ,1110 020 010 4 x— Hutted for Fulllet Ion in 2nd. to null up into a brief tic. Sum m ary: Two,base hit. Miller. ix —Batted for ifuinn in kth. A sk your lumber or building material dealer Washington' has hnd clubs in Three bate bits, 'Mueller, HeathScore by innings: WARRANTY DKKDS B u ilt-in h a t h , m e d i c i n e c a b i n e t , all f i x t u r e s four leagues since 1884. but ncvei role. Sacrifice, Stair.. Double Washington for a sample and prices. 120 (UK* 101 -4 Mi uml Mrs, Gustav K, Atkin­ has been able to finish higher than plays, Mright to Mitiunviilc to ex c ep tio n ally good. Boston » . . 1(41 000 000 son, J r . to Gustav K. Atkinson ami peconq. ^ year In the Union Asso. Grimm; Weis .Ufv.Hlliottt Murunj SUMMARY U N IT E D S T A T E S G Y P S U M Q O M P A N Y wife*, lot four of block B of Britt’s ciution, two In the American Asuo- villo to W right tr - G r o w n ; MnrxuTwo base hit S. Harris, Stolon addition to lamgwood; conaidcraeiation and twelve in the Nuliima! ville to Grimm. Left on base, P ius 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Ultocu base. Rice. Sacrifice, Marburry. League preceded the city's entry ;lurgii, *1; Chicago 8*. cons Basts. On J Harris. Wambsguiuip. Double | linn, $ 1,00(1. I n c lu d e s g a r a g e , s i d e w a l k , e l e c t r i c f i x t u r e s , i Oliver I*. Swope from Mr. and Into the American Ia-ugac in HKJi, bails, ntT Blake, 2, Ide . .Wbcokrr, vWhc n n ew i n d o o r s c r e e n s . a year a l t e r th a t circuit was 1. Struck out. by Blake,SI: 1Yaa. plays, Peck to S. H arris to Judge; Mrs, II. Q. Harris, section three m S, Harris to Judge; Wantbsganss m i in township 21, south of range 31 launched. Under <;|sck Griffith |7.; Songer. 1. H i'k.off plake.t {^0 a to J. Harris; Zachary to Bluege. east, block hammock tra c t; conaldDOW Dart owher nnd pir.iident, the ;jn’ flve'Tnningt.; Wheeler. V in «pur a 1eratiofl. $1,000. j' you appreciate the nicer things which go rlub did Its best work in 11*12 and i n m n K , ; yde, 10 in six In n in p ; 1-eft mi base, Washington 6; Bos- > ton 8. Base on balls, off Zachary . when it finished second, bc- Sungi^r. 2 in three Innings. \S'jnto make a house a HOME, please call and s 11 MAItl91A<;F. LICENSES Boston and Philadelphia, re ntng pitcher.'Ydtj- f/o»ing pitcher, 2. Struck out by Zachary 1; M ar­ allow us to have the pleasure of showing you ■ l berry Z. Hits, tiff Zachaty 6 in 3; 1 aul Brower Dooley, single, . rely. Otherwise Washington Hlnkc Umpires, Hlgler. Wilson : t h e HOME BEAUTIFUL. \ been a chronic tall cndcr. get- and Pfirm an. Time, J^ltJ. • , off Marberrv 4 in (1; Fullctron 6 in »ge 27, to Miss L. Ellen Mahoney, 2; Quinn 8 m 7 Hit by pitcher, I stuglo. age 2f>. out of th^ second division in OR IF YOU P R E F E R .. » v by ZacRury (Boone). W inning' 1 heodore Johnson,' single, age ly fo u r other seasons, outside | i f * ♦ dtchor, Mafherry. Ilttcl . . Losing _ pitcher. | 32, to Nellie Brewer, single, age 21. of our salesmen will cull on you if you E4, and all told Washington war Fullerton.t. Umpires, Connelly and Ui time* in |* > t-p lic a and nh*u will phone 48. i Ret n.R ISd.O*. i Owens. Time 82. r t n next to lost position. --------mgM Th* arorv: ■ __ !] 4 . GAINEAYJUJ& % p t . ilp .~ « o v , CHICAGO 16; DETROIT 5 Scare by .Inninga: ■ A O F /v * x » » /x lL r CL MARKET liardav and Wv h / p a w t l m a . vtatu CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—Chicago Dt-tmit .................... 004 010 000—6 g » A . J r , \ /ftlH IP lIV t a ^ f U lS * JAGO, Sept. 80.—Wheat, De superintendent -vf'.MlRfio't, inx^ iK- beat Detroit,* 16 to 6. In a Jto& l Clm ago .... ... . 622 *»**«-»<> j 5 ■» *_ * , - fi , t|on. vrcrc hcpiL today n to s e l­ tame lialaj^ to cloae the j m w V i l*at;«|-iy»: Johnaon, Holloway | S JBB. M A G N O L I A A V E ^ I I E ■ • P H O N E 78 Fireproof la lug n( the Board of OxnjrM o f Th? Htrolt nlhycrx fwifed through the {»"<l Woodall; Blankenahip and , ■ — (5*r!b pJJrrojHir 1( B « B g a a a « a i i « * * * " * a " a B * * a B B B w a i « a H a a n B B a a E a a a B « B C 3 7 Floil'U F i r m Colony, Crabawski. to 63',4•. prerent, havtrg gon* *t*‘ 'A d # .V jJ V ‘ ■- ^ 1 '* jjjp ifl \K fr yt- v» ■A’'fi “ LAW IS LA W ” SAYS COOLIDGE TO THIRD PARYY Mrs. Sweetin Will Not Disclose Testimony 10,000 Fans Cheer Team’s Victory Most Spectacular Race In History $32.50, $37.50 $39.50 j! S. W . Braford f HOW IS YOUR TOP? DON’T Let Your Top Ruin the RAY BROS., Looks of YOUR CAR Phone 548----- Sanfori City Building or 9 Mon Totals $445,470 “R A D F O R D ” “Good to the Last Drop” That’s what your Cow will say if Riven our Dairy Feed Use “Pratt’s Laying Mash” 'and your Hens will “Shell Out the Eggs.” We are H eadquarters for Good Feed. EMIL YDE WINS HIS SIXTEENTH SAME IN YEAR Sanford Feed & Supply Co. Phone MAJOR'LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM NEEDED BY CIT Can Fix It RADFORD AUTO TOP COMPANY TIRE SALE Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Buy a CLARK JEWEL Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co. The Home Beautifid HERE and NOW Location Sheetrock you can get your ~ : :Size f Theo. J. Miller 666 DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED a HOUSE Simmons Siberia Refrigerators at Ball Hardware Co. F. P. R I N E S *worldv — TIRES O Walls Closets Living Room City News Paragraphs Bath Price U Hardee and Cawtl on at Meet in.Gainesville i E W AXLBOARD �)R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 30, 1924. ♦TOlis L■ . '1 U* — ___ ■■■;■ ‘ ---------- -— - ........— — . — rrr ■' r PAGE F . •»• fftwl -------- is a • PHI M .' .... . . . -------- ------- -—i----------------- - TV *♦ iI • • a, .-4, '-if, Km . ph on e; x $AVE RELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD ford D a l l y idvertisinRr H e rald Apartments For Rent IrtiT-AD RATES ' ~~— \ a1 j] H ouses For R en t-- ~ ‘~ ■ Wanted Building Material Houses For Sale Rooms For R ent T A t y m o r n i n g TRIBUNE— i Serin your subscription to the _ ' C a » h In A d v a n c e Tribe or hnnd it to your local I APARTMENT FOR RENT— One dea l'so you can read Florida's | »3 room ari«F o n e '2 room apart■ L e r d mim. •win *»• , r ~ ; KT'S1 newspaper. One year meat. Apply 300 French Avil |fr* m p « lro » » am i $H.lf months 14.00, three months pvt l> I * *’ . *1 7 „ , t lu im rd llilrl/ !•» l$ 2. v l t you desire 11,000 insur- FOR RENT—-Four room npnrt■( •* ment with bath, unfurnished, ____ t o , ■ t i n * j nmJioIiey add 75 cents to your Water, lights supplied, $35.00 ‘ K* omnl ifn e month. Mrs. Alex Vaughn, I’honc _________ Ir a II** "" ____ 4c a II** LlJtN ABOUT Yolk County and 323-J. eland, thr tugh the Star-Tele FOR R EN T—4-room fum ishtT f ir » T ype d ouble ab o v e Ilest advertising medium in F npnrtment. All conveniences P^5«c*<l d n l * » a r e f o r c o o S<ih Floridn Published mornings. and garage. 117 Laurel Ave. * i*fe i n w r l l o M . , S fT cleg rn m . lakeland, FIs. i to r d o o f a v * r . « * l*n r« h H iR RENT—Two room apartm ent *\ roilii*•*'! * II*1*' O—Xenia. Make your sulcs neatly furnished. 310 West iom c h a r g e JOo f o r Orel rough tho Xenia Gazette, Third St. * P J jI f M iB l n r I* r * a t r l r t * 4 t o ia. Ohio. Rich agricultural R RENT—Two-room npartment , l„.«lfli » t l " " riot. W ant ad and display l Oneatly , »p*r , , i f r u f in m u d * T h e 8 a n furnished. 310 West Third s on request. irit.ruli'. "111 b* I raponslble S treet.______ lonly <*n* I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n , itUMniifi ir,n.) i.i:i«nion—ci»«s- FOR R E N T —Furnished apartm ent. ~y " a tr . - — ■ I WANTED—Santoro business men >1 lltACLB Concrete C o, general FO R SALE:— Lnrge, roomy bunga­ FO R RENT—Two well furnished FOR RENT—fl room house. Well who arc In need of housekeeping rooms. $20.00 per . . competent ___ _____ cement work, iddewalka, build* low. Completely'furnished with located. Inquire A. P. Connelljr help should read tha _claas^fied classified ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . B. up-to-dato furniture. This house month. • 312 East F ifth . ' & Sons, Magnolia Ave. paire of The Herald. There** no Terwllleger, Prop. was built for o home. I>ocatcd on N & E L Y furnished M room. l*rireason for sending out-of-town for Magnolia Avtf. betwceni Twelfth vate home. ra. R. Adams, cor. Lumber ant) Building Material 1help when there la probably Jual nnd Thirteenth Street*. Very best Oak a m p l l t h . a L It C arter Lumber Company RENT— Fftre room cottage on •. the person you want In tho city Will sell for FOR ' R EN T— Three furnished FOR N. Ijturel St,____ Phone 605___ . location In Sanford. , ^ paved street. Apply 300 French HILL LUMBER CO. House c f | $9,000.00 furnished; $2,000 cash. ro o m s . for light housekeeping. W ANTED—Children unde, school. 218' French Ave. in, i f r? 8 FOR“ r 1sNT—5 room bunj falos^ "V. nge to prepare mid year term. . Service, Quality and Price. _ _ I Sec W. I j. Rumple a t F irst DR R E N T —Room */ Wouldn’t C05 Whi Avft ♦ A p p ty ^ IWWRta ■ 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Mrs. Mitchell, National Bank or call phone 207 FOR Cars For Sale 711 Park Ave. you .be money 4e« Grocery Store, >“ ■ *<f W . . able . to r u*e . tho nnd make ap pointm ent._________ cured by renting th a t vacant room - a ste ? There are R e a l1Kffiate > ^ FOR SALE—One "Hupmohilo” FOR RENT— New 0-room house.' now going to. w YOU HAVE INVESTED Jessiminc Ave. Modern. One many persons looking fo r places to touring. P, A. M c r o W i g h t Pcrhnps thousands of dollnrs in block from I^tke front. T. C. C arl­ stay. Help take care of them and E’OR SALE:— E'ivo lots on Sanferd Crate Mntcrinl. Fertilizer, and Bros, building. Heights, $750.00 each , for q u ic k ;" son.__________ . ' , • not only m ake'm oney but assist in Farm Implements. sale. Terms. Phone .Qg- p r l ijT-J .i FOR KENT— Five-room bungalow, keeping people in Snnfotd. Phone . THIS INVESTMENT SHOULD centrally locatod. Apply 001 148 and give your ad over the tel­ H ER E IT IS—A bargain. Hqn)*/ i 11K PROTECTEDStriking Matches Was or Investment. 76xlt)0 lot, brariu j l ’nrk Ave. Phone 224. ephone. Usr The Herald for quick Insure with Man’s Job Many Y e a r s <. «« service. . ____ new flve-room house thorou Khly', A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 1 adver»l**r. f o r «ul>e*guent fiml n d s h a v * t h e lu r K * * t r l r r u Phono 48 pn» Tli* n f f l c * s h o u l d be 1 $15.00 per month. Apply to Mrs. FOR RENT—3 room s' for light finished. Good neighbors, lights', ( | l o n In S o u t h w m s i **. i t J*i>r*la.i Hath and garnge. Apply 107, 10H MagnoPa Ave. I m m e d i a t e l y In c ae # ° f t e _So fC -w -.ird) t i n * , LONDON, Sept. 30.—Tom Tut- [ H. p. Durant. Lake Mary. F l a , ___ I ' ' cst Ninth Stree t . ______________I housekeeping. Corners of Efim paved streets, eight minutes drive, $1,600.00 cash. . , ,4 ' tw ii p i ...ie iii! .‘ or smH" rc - 1 hill, who worked lor 30 years in a p o n R ^ N T —0-room "house, close Ave. nnd Dru SL. 3lY. Phone FOR p ’.TO A U V R I I T H H I W . JV bR TlSE in the Journnl-ller- H i l t RENT—2 or 3 unfurnished HOME— A snap, fo r-ren t IB pair jobs. Tell me your wants. l^ndon match factory striking 437-W. * . * jernl.J r* p r * » * n < a ll» * t h o r in, fine location. 2t)9 E. 5th St. aid. South Georgia's greatest j rooms. W. T. S. f i r e Herald. I \V. S. Lyon. 74)5 West 9th. to 20 per cent interest on investIfly f a m i l i a r w i t h ral**. r u l e * matches to test their quality, tlied ________________ ’ L'wspnper. Morning, afternoon, i $ 1 1 besides the fl.MD.00 r i W t e H c W m . ‘. l i o n . *111 « ' ve > ° “ t recently from blood poisoning con“ c c k ly ,nnd Sunday Classified rates consider giving meals. , , |* |,i * Inf.irritation. And >* rice you’ll sell fo r next winter. LOCAL representative, mnn * r line t v ,.,...,.,, I I lira InnlliU at tli« Soul lieuHt ••orner |0c ncr F irst St. f V i , i i t h * y u ill a»*i*t y o u In °{ I t r a i l e d while at wMrk. His job. I n v i t a t i O H S A re S d lt cr IJne" *>aycross ^J o u rn a l-, ..f tin- SouiliweM ■11■»■t r isw > ot Inquire Sanford Development Co., clean-cut character, with good ' ,7ne of the queerest in King (InK > n u r w e n t a d t o n i a k * lerald, wnycross, Georgia. , tin- rimithu • *t i| uhii <i i S\ v >, i . ,.f credentials wanted' to r. nrcsent I ° IJ,r lev M . , „ v 1 F()H R EN T— Desirable furnished Pbono 628. l<n n i ' / m , ^ --- —-------- ,----------- sill. I Heel Inn .Seventeen l i t) , rim IT* *fT*cuya a larg” nnd^ re^ t a S / W k'ngdom. was create,! for B y C o m i D l t t e C t O M a i l > or unfurnished lH-dr„on. a t 210 FOR SA LIS— Lota 30. 31 a n d ^ r i n f . iu n r.A C ii trie prosperous f a rm -’ thene* N»rth 1:1km »mi ■,,,if I M I ' I I I I T l A t XiOTIlTK. era «r.d fern growers of Volusia' ,S1* > <'b«in* ........... w . n i : ik M i ") Flnrithi, reaUy;,e, n r;:';iti,,„M‘T i | f c . f ^ C o V e m m e i l t O f f i c i a l s ^ ^ v c , t Inquire "Roya. Icc «> j Palin Hammock. Consistin? of Jvnrtf**re ahould «lv* lh*l o r po#lnf f l r o a it i lr u j * « county advertise in the Del.and| m^ ’T k s T k. h I want a man of sale ability, who II-easy b* v task. task ______ ---------------------------------- 20, C5 seres. For price and terms |l a* thrlr plmnr numt»«r 1 Daily Newj, ra te lc per word, cash Itiahi <«» . hnin*. ,*. 11,. i.esinninK in big enough mentally to earn All day Jong, day a fte r tiny, year YEK WEST, Sept. 30,—Invitn- FOR RENT—One room, furnished, address owned W. W. Brock, P. O. • drain* r r a u H » Al*«*ut <in with order. rnnialnlnK sis ami . m m lenib* the big returns that a m u s e a fle r year. Tuthlll went on with tionR hnve been sent out iiy the San i Lady lodger. Very reasonable. Box 843. M.aiml.______________ dtr ftjl of m thiM iannd Man - - ■■ — — ----- Hi M) ||(*r**N. tllols* Ml li’Me. it ml it | MIS E’ree garage. from earnest effort. Write to hi* work, FcrutuninK nil hint , , , , n . Iffthon*- ami il»« o i l i e r * ran •A• •L«I•T• •T*L* E• *. • •<^ MM F OR HE:NT—Cottage. Musson. A N| T /»A1/O iIII n T111* he 11••k! IflMlllg .«> a t «tII* Ilf SnlllllU flM C. r - I v%itli you unleaf our local box number, care of matches by hand and passing j u d g - 1 ' I*r W international Celebration ------SotifliuiMi unartfr iSX N Herald will bring you big re* ,'r. , * ■i kB'>v > o u r Mildrraa Iit i«it si <SW ) this paper, giving your nge sell­ ment uprn the quality of each committee to high officials of the i _ ^ . 4 I"* • suits. Advertise those old articles - ;i, ihi.i "MTilmi h.’cip . m"^.* .' | aH 4l i N n l l n t m n r e l l l ' H T hr *ivsvo, «,‘r m m S*\*niffn i IT) iiimI Lost and Found ing experience, present address fresh consignment from the work- Cuban and other foreiun g o v e r n - i b w e c i e n t o E x e r c i s e adt la p e r a n a n l Tfcr •*»■you hnve stoied away and have' miviiiIiik t ••••«•«*•• K».ur m and other details of interest. ! Herald n l f l r e o r l»f If rooms. Some years ago he became nil,llta. ,,, h,-mt» of tho various de- i ( ' o i l t r o l O n’CT R l l d l O S no use for. A little thirty-rent ad " i m n nine nmi im E'OUND One hunch 0 keys on ring 9fi 1> lr|i H niir d 'l r u a l l a • Im Ii I m ) link* t l i f i M’t* IT;imI Box F. C. V. eligible for a pensioni fmm his . , . „ „ , ... , may bring you several dollars. 'I*\%• I\ • i l l ' ) rl iail i M. t h t iM'f S m i i i Ii are v a li d . hi., work nnd Pnrtments of the Unity! Slates nnd lenthrr strap. Owner may company but he liked t Phone 148 and a representative, Ki'iii i l i I’lialiiM mill n Ivi«*t> • v»Ir««> rrrvlce. have same by rnlling a t Herald ofgovernment; to the governors o f ! STOCKHOLM, Sept. 30.—All would not give it up. n m l 111r • •• ••I k I i I m ) Il nkM tint! will call to see you. I’r.rnt*!. E f f l r l a bortftouf I In- IM’* \V Twt'Ut ill.*) i*tin Iii i* l •• _______________ ____ ___ ^ „ . . . . ~ all states, ns well ns to tho mayors j radio broadcasting in Sweden is to flre and paying for this ad._______ _ ELORIDA t Ml LAN DO— Orlando tli*- !>••$: t iinl tiki «’«tiil a Itihik: mix iii) of all cities in the United States. ( be placed under government con- LOST—Saturday P. M. one oblong «*| I r a s m ornng Sentinel; largest clnasi- III I • m white gold wrist wntch. Reward | m (m> riuiitf In «iiii«f\ B e st l h e ’'r e s e n t tim e m a n y a c c e p t- tro t. th. government Department ficd business, rate lc a word, min- t i nSiii•l.«| f ipat*f f r» In t h f ‘- 4itt| 1 if returned to Miss Bobbie Chap­ inittm 24c cash with order. unci’* have been received, and it is of Tele graphs and Telephones opc- man. •'it iiHf t «•$!••( |i« r utiti iti* iimi* i it »•r •• HANKOW. China. Sept. 30.—A n 1 _____ in AUGUSTA estimated that 5000 visitors will rating jointly with the Sweulsh t IIRONICi.E — Auobelisk 30 feet six inches high, o f ' VIIINNA, Sept. ;30. — Ebiropeun K a . . S A I t WII.K IVHIIN • f*l lain. nn ts _ ’Alijftistft connection. LOST—Solid gold cuff links with Changsha granite, has just been mush inns who hav~ ■■■><•■•' •' kr»istn, (»U' n ^roatoiit M-».» in I'lian. i i % attend the celebration to lx- held ,' press in-this . . . . | ACItl FARM on sank'lny c.asMified medium, rate cn'h .09c i .o i ’k i : i t'XKKKit ,, , The plan calls for the erection monogram "J. M. H.” either on completed a- u memorial to Cap- nression that the United Rtntes is , pid 3 nine' west of I.onjfood, charge. her, October fi-linclusive 1 by the government of live broud10c per line, minimum s " " ' f' 1 1 •■inpinininii E'irst Street or at depot. Return tain Samuel Cornell Plant, the a tnnd of gold where art is no. 11 S**|*t 3 1 1 * ,i I one hull no high l ldg/land 30£.________ The Secretary of Stnte. and the casting stations, situated at Stork- to 5118 Myrtle Avenue or call Phone lirst man to command a merchant |y approcilcd and that much m mey biliitii c m flowing wet dissteamer on the upper Yungstc, in c^ti !,e obtained with lit11. etV.ul. S ecrctai\ of the Navy, ns well as 'holm, liothenlierg, Malmo, Sundh- 145. IT DRIVEN OUT WORMS. MAINE!Wntervllle, Morning Ben­ on U . - u . i River; fitlncrc.* , . 1900 Captain Plant was previous- recently were given sou. • sound. many o ther member* of the Cuban vnll ami Bodcn. These facilities in n . M'b Mint . ulliilion; Thousands of Maine p«o The surest sign of worms in chil-' ly river inspect,,! of the Chinese hut perhaps shocking, advice by cabinet will come for the event. will at all times )>,• available for I „v.irt . Iiltivation Itli a ' P'V nrc in te re ste d in H o n d a proti use hv the governm ent. Life in the open is good for one, customDuring his Frieda Hemp,'I, who is spending I’he stieet car* in llnvnna nnd the hue well and Iclidy tosubir erty. Reach them through the dreil is pi.b’liess, link of interest in maritime P r o g r a m s given in Stockholm hut don’t keep your teeth out in tho did mil. h fer the fur the summer on the continent Sentinel. Rate card on appliesplay, fretfulness, variable nppelifetime h ►ir. Lit,: mod, tii 7 room The American sing t wm." 't the mi.lion pictuio house* a r e display- will he tr a n s m itte d by wire to each 1 open all the time. tite, pi, king at the nose and slid th e rm a e of tiade in the intcnoi . f , private wat «■» w..ik jlumti- Imn. iTtinn. lie died at s e a in 1921. Edirotieutt musicians that t >>nlv u g adv e rtise m e n ts of the celehra- of the < ther four stations, a t ' • |,...n Wh’ n these id li\t ir. oii!l|i'Uses|,’Hlint ’Al.M BEACH ( Oll.S'TY The' >n tt,,n■ which will he , the ...larges} The monument, which hayet to a r ti i l s wh, succeed in the I’nited, . of whi, h there will also he local pro scene of stupendous development wniptomM appear it is time to lie unveiled, -lands on the lift hank St.-ib'.- «re those who are gai.igt •ion two i a r old grams, mid it i* planned to pro- » mr rv * » *-v high ' •«» k*'"' ''v,,r m H onda, Rend nhoiit il in P..ln, n«...k ir' v'’ White’s Cream Vermifuge. A >1 nh'iut it in the Palm Beach irit e ' . . i n r * ' , 2".ill sour Y I I I I| | •d.illtv mid qualitv and g i v then Spe, ml lutes have heeti given i vide I,50t) hours of entertainment I V of the Ynnkste g. rgeat llsm Do t Sample copy sent on re- • f, u; ‘‘..ses drives util the worm* a vear. S t o r m w a r n i n g s , m e s s a g e s , * k J 1 V f U 11. , niie \ ' I l i i ,- iii I . m l u i i b u d . best to the Atnerican puldn ovei ttie 1 A ’ O. strain* up " T'nn rapids thirty-five mileabove and puts the little oit" on the road of itistresn from the Hen, etc., will pl.t. • I t ilniiv ai dfioiilt ry A iiut i, atis. she added, are willing and the committee on transporla I, hang. It was built by pul'll, , 7, — . ... to limit li lignin. White's Cream •k like rates over the in all cases take priority over en- 1 IT i. • f I 4e third 1i A, W a y well for their music, hut lion will tl- total c .-t was to ppa> Ml A. r LORIDA -Tampa Da ly Vermifuge has a record of fifty sublet iplitil. tel tall.m ent. h*!;ii:' ■ . i leioi- like .It’s t Florida East t'oni’t Railway. nisi*' upon having the best. limes, the great home daily. Veai s of Miceessfol use. Pi ice 35c. $15,inti) Chine-,■ .u r.it..> JO"1 < " I • I • "i’uf "I E’ln rale 1 »yo per word, minimum ^ .h l by Union P h a rm a .SAII • ■;i I\ •.. / . t j ed Ion . ■barge 25c rash with order Write • Many Sanford Folk* llsvc Found s rin Jt, i . V in. li.it rev, . for e.implete rate card VOV llow to Make Work Lanier. r-rultn ..I.I . lu.t I A' all,I Id v i T o i t h s m t s’TloN I’.-,,n u t WORKING MEN What i* so hard n* a day'* work ••••If* 1«• 11• v 1f. f' Ifi»• *11•• y »*•.11 • •, | «t•* «-m.' I h. i -. ,p i ; half \ |*f«i• nt In 111••f l # | 1 I*•f,.r\ n with an uching hack? ' t u . gal, I sumke 1 • ' Mill!' »ft The best of work, r* get "Ut "f hlf'litv l|\ I m |) i » C IT L O O K S S L R 'O O S . M E C.*_‘'s i 4 l 'a '1 t Cci*s’ i . n e s t Or sharp stubs of pain ut every Dvt f r., . 1j.lile I ’tulip li A . dr. ws, k’ n l f In i r ! ) u » t i« l t m sort* when the live' falls la art r MOW MW OLt-GRAv/C Don’t your iimthur know thut | sudden twist or turn? tHiD l CA'CC r . ^ s T C N i t - o 'O U But o n t h e r 'Ifi'lnr l»f f^pr» ^proRN Korain- l They |)riy .o* feel ImiRUtd, hu'f i>tvk Pod l.fvfMOit ’\^ill*)ftit ’fiouuds of There is no peace from th at dull »•!;• I*•i ' «tnrt**4l *i u*i Mi-r vnHTTnn - j i T H U o' 0 l T * <*•' O N ' M i o k ’s A TE-t-X. WHAT W OC on,LB h a n d rr I P SALE i . l . t v i ,i.t- leitdy l «t••11«•r (pern !n>ii$n under riinvliuc* . “blue" mi.I discouraged mid think .’" '( I lu’i l d i s : J h * h . . . e y p u r bunas ♦•hr. ••AL^wNiXt-iAd.* __ t v A t n*rjOP-irt '-Dw't;rn,ptatX M A V I MOT B& Afe ] they dre getting l.ity. Noglcof "of ' Hn*i; |wo mllll.in* hrlftc *.*.»*nt on vetttng P h o , ., |J'|. \V. Inn 3Ij *•t u f4\v w e e k s ? No rest front the soreness, lame­ !••« I»x% */»\ g t e . lr s l I'll III. e f,,r live these symptoms might resell i» a C ---- - L f T I T - t i ----- ) S O R .O O ^ 4 ^ l P SA 14 Unit 'I’Sv' German •II her every d r u g g i s t ha* it in ness mid weakness. *’•"1" r ” tn III • ii Kroi! lid nil k Spell, tiler,’Lire the sensible T h i n k \\f*»* I».•xfl.ij.Mi. rit pepartMl. . i ’ . ; : r . ri .r ,11,1 t “ i| - t >it t . o. "f lugat c o a te d ta b le t fo rm now so rjij Many folks huvo found relief j . M M E THAT l C t t CR .•unis,* i- to take a d >*«• "t two of (*ln \ i K • ale-. » . '!..t|-. $:.U till. I »••• »•! 'pri* t th u t y o u Won’t h u v o to t a k e the through Doan's Pills, They are n Tl,ib THIN o LOOwS li,Thine. I* l" plist III, medicine V v l N f V n f ( . I N* I x «*1j4fl"(l The lAl.ln. I. Mi 11 , n a s ty f is h y . t a s t i n g oil t h a t is a p t stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. ^ ( bLR'OOS ATD IM 4*1. i U nI. u t •• • *%p, «ii* ii i HM't t i l n v needed to purify the -v-tyin and to u p s e t th e sto m a c h . Smtfor.l People recommend Doan's, |IM - > I • *1.1 fi.l filling -u, !fie Ifid t ia* Sitfnt i\ vtM'i ii Iti$ Immik* i cst ore Die vim nnd :,mlui."ii of OO.NO To SEE A ' Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liver L. !!. Walker, bricklayer, 1220 . ... ,| and g...#.I I (••».! pi r \%M|d til' n! ii tiiMi lie lawvlw a b o u t 3 title Sold b> I'moll. hr.'illh. Ill* (hi Tablet* are chock-full of vitu- W. Third street, Sanford, says; ' Mil-1 \t -ell .ill l'n REUXCII BUYERS ..r -.’tiers of Dharmaty. it r v mines and are the greatest Mesh "Hard work weakened my kid­ I’T'.rirb, real e - t n t e n.|v.’*tise in i" Il ft IT i<e is producers and health builder* she neys and caused lunie hack. When . . -ale " I I 2 the St. P e t e r - h ot g Tillies, tine rent ' an find. I stooped to lift, terrible pains . i f . A ( . a i n e t . <out a w rd daily, two cents a word R O U T R H E U M A T ISM Due sickly, thin kid, nge.l 9, i caught me in the smull of my back Sun,lav* gained 12 pounds in 7 months. mi.I 1 c. nld hardly struighten. 1 V I v m ---- T :— No m o r e stiff joints, n o nu t* stab, Site must ask Union Pharmacy I hud to get up frequently during ■> iflliT top desk "DO Yt»U " ' or "" in the muscles, no more aching pain, m.vtlung mh >*t i*e in'| troin rheumatism. Sounds too good IT n e $30 till or any good druggist for McCoy's! the night to puss the secretions v >2Lillies’ ill. < "d l.tvoi Oil Tablets till tablets, ( which burned in passage. 1 pfOr,, v.’ U k. Mm > . Fla the to he true but it is true. •in cents- a* pleasant to take as cured Doan's Pills ut Saint's Drug E L IX IR FUR ’ 1 plant -. i In,lee a d a e i ; n s i \ r . t*. i s i e - . . i t * i f it L E O N A R D I’S canny. i Store. Doan’s cured ir.e.*' T H E B L O O D will lure your ilicu1 .) "tin i. ads !•> ’ ••Ill’ll,*S p o t e n t i a l ItilV e rs I ’n "Get McCoy’s, the original mid IKK’ at all dealers. Foster-Milm.itism. enable you to move around Ti’b ’l III |! t u n e s I I v i e . l o bitka Daily N e w , is c.ri ulated ill with neiicct freedom, make you genuine ( ‘.id Liver Oil Tablet." burn Co., Mfr*., llutTulo. N. Y. t •‘ A l l i , h •. Mif I • .1 g a l l , .li mi i">lu-tiial and a g ric u ltu ia l see feel like a new person. It drives Lw k. I I e | I V "III 1. Ve l I ion. the poison from the system. DoJi’t a • a.-’, i.i It ...letuiii I "li wait but try it now. You will fee ST AUGUSTINE:. FLA Si the results almost with the firs' John* Ununtv is ren bed t h r o u g h dose. w/Eli . 70 UE o i ccxt^SE tmlrtP n S a-» l \j L COmiE 'N l the St. Augustine Evening Record. L K O N A R D I’S E L IX IR FOT PERTCCT ln m a n BE < bE')E.RAg HERE f o C . N f O C M A n O N Oui. k t,’still*. Two cents per word. T H E B L O O D strengthens and In­ rCANr. I D m e t h o d ^' * o o 1Sample copy on request 1 vvAMr TO KNOW 'f- ,—^ vigorates, tones and stimulates tht Klt'-X- VJoAT •SttAccJ La -v - YES COOt-D B ut whole system. Insist on LEONtmi L o o s Ca n Gu E I I DD IN A l--- ' ai\ jD N O J c-T'gg tm^ t MtGor A R D I’S E L IX IR in the yellow -j ml OR N 0 T f ' I.let Fred R. Wilson NOT AlV^v iN T mi G package. At all druggists. I- XT I ■I S l’lt< 'Til I It I U»e ------I •( f• itda li t r* Pa c t . uu AC ,— ATTO RN EY*AT-L AW p c | ' l a p ’ ,a l...u t l.r>(>,!,<)<), I N S T AnjCL ) \ 1. 1? T h e Mai th ew s I’reiw • \ « ' Tl * • I* l il- M \ S 1 i : ie ? F irst N ational Hank Hide. i . Mon union I Krocted In Honor Captain (irant Europeans Arc Told -— 1 * Americana Wan1 Miscellaneous r For Sale WORK HARD? By TAYLOR You Poor Kid, Why Are You So Skinny? “The BIoW Falls’ MOM’N 3 m i BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD pery IMiints For Salt* | ». 1X4 M 1 1 41 i f I f N..I M . Is. I m 1•. 1 • il. • * u Ill 1! tl M S|M • III! M *. t .■1 Ifl 1 1a t ii \ • ' Vi IAl l i ' l T' . 1•t i l * m i n t i I» Iltin • .1I...X • *• 1 • • • III • r . >1 111 I F lllitif i mI \ !• it r a n r - i ••1, r I,* h 1 h 1• • f S. ;• t «-♦••••• r A 1 • i .:»• u 111 .. f I • 1 a !••! *1 I'l ( | . | i i II (.. « V.* li U. I,* *-1 a i 1 I.f 1 !m f 4«r • ii **!i 14t ! 1m r r ••ii i -I t, S it 1 'Ml .1 1 *• III I i m . I m Mil* • ‘• n i l II i DVIKIH). F L A . l.’W'.I d m i MK 1 « *m| i Ii! ) y f. • III a ......... • • •f N•ll* • fl III* li |l« 1 »fl « I li litIf* 1 I d i N- . *111•* f \ 1» 1^21 * I iik III ^ l». . I m I il l« V ••! *!| 4* M$l*l , lllMllf II I Im f .11 m U 1MM .1. - • •I' , • «l f 4 411 f • m i n t •t * Hi' • 1• lx • »l .* I * • »f 1 1. . 1 •••' I I T , , t l I t T s | : \ K M | | dy to s. t T , li’| i h n t i e L ------s P R IN T IN G e NOTICK Welaka llldg.. Sanford, Fla. J. H. JONES, " I l , | . i n , - | ( T US’ l l . t l i l ' l , l e u XKSIMII.K n i l NT' . I ' l lUNCKI II r »' H U t K C L O H U 1 JOHNSON. v ». M .'ItTUAiiK oni|»luln tm "».l T'VOOIt K H T Ito T lir.ll 1)R. R. M. WELSH 4i lid .• i> !• A d d ress: It.g tt.il It.lr.v III S. nil,,"1' ' l l.trl.l.i ».. » ii T in N’. i r t l , lii.ll . N X , ' <•( O " imir i n *, i ..f Ho ‘•■.ut ti» •’»■ I K'V '- I I.f I In S* ill It » • »' i S " X , ) ••( S**'t lot. S . • i li, ■• T o w n s l l l p T « ,’« t v , : u l S..III" T l i l i t t . | « .i i * *i I’t i , I’l .m •” ( l u ) u r n s m o r e <>r l e s s «l»>. S l ’N N Y SID K D A IR Y . D A Y T O N A .F L A . llo x 5 0 Il \ . O MH . NtA 4.»Hi (*f Mil' lell,* "•* * ve: c o t A rs id e a , • Fl *THEM {jA Q C iE -'L L FiAvVEl T O C O u George A. DeCottes .Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Sr. nnd Miss Elizabeth Whitner, and Mr*. B. R. Whitner, returned Sun, day from Wcaverville, N. C., where . they report u delightful vacation. Sanford, --------------- Florida A tto rn e y -a l-Ij"v Over Sem inole C ounty Hank AMS Elton J. Moughton ARCH ITECT Firat N ational Hank B ldg. J u AtLOK _ GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Ami in 205 Conrad Building Phones: Office 20, Home 21 DBLAND. FLA. By GEORGE McMANUS -»7 ^EITEND Fr-t jr* I i;»>| Mini It Mild tINGING UP FATHER _ I’honc 4 1 7 -U i Knnfnrd, --------------- Florida W H A T t) THE. TO jH e O P E R A M A xT H E -R ’ M .O rS£ AsN* I'L L o u t A F T E R ‘ jH E '5 C O N E -J C M '^ tC K .'M A C iC IE . - . 1 C O E ’E'fD T O U 'U L H A V E T O C.O T O THE Of KLOtSE. -»T '«3 TOO BAD f- NO W It5 W H ^T . COrsrsN D O 1 I W O U L D N ’T T H IN K OP" L E A v V IN C * "Y O U A L O N E W H IL E \O U * b \C K * . I'l l p h o n e : axh ' CAVTSCC.L TH E . •T i c k e t s * w e . JUbT C A v L L IF" TOU W ANT M F - L now i've cot TO bTA^sr irs a n * C*0 t o THE opera *TOMORROW PXAWlIlt Sanford, -------------- Florida Sanford N ovelty Worka V. C. CIII.1.KII I’ree. * CONTRACTOR AND BUILDKK U # » n l « h * e a « 4 Mill W « r X l SI* , u M m r r r U l S t r e e t Lossin^ Faint Co. 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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 29, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 29, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald