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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER
SANFORD, FLORIDA' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1924.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
Hwangtu Captured
by Central Powers
ie Selling In
Sanfbfd at 20 Cents
La lest Forecast Says River
Will Conlihue to Rise Until
e Tonight or Tomorrow;
Ituation
Regarded Serious
s fu
Draft Plfuik
titration Is
ore Lea
High W ater Record
O f May Is Broken
ubt But
t Will P ass
New York is Hard Hit by
Gale Sweeping State Tucs‘day; Other storms Reported
Aa a result of a general re
duction in gasoline prices
throughout
tnc
southeast,
which was announced Tuesday,
local lilting stations and ga
rages, announced today a simi
lar reduction effective at once.
Gasclinc which haa been soil
ing in this city for 23 cents per
gallon Is now retailing at 20
cents, It was declared. It was
further stated that this is tho
biggest single reduction in
prices In Ihls ntntc during tho
past nine months and the pres
ent cost is lowor than it has
been for several years past.
, PEKING, Oct. 1.— The captare by the Central Government
troops of Hwangtu on the Shan
ghai front and the shooting
down of a Mukden airplane over
the harbor of ChinwangUo by
the protected cruiser Halchi
were reported tonight at the
headquarters of Wu Pci Wu,
commanding all Central Gov
ernment armies,
■ ‘ . Launch New Offensive
SifANGHAT, Oct. 1.— Klangsu
forces fighting to gain possesulon ■ of Shanghai from tho
Chekiang army launched an of
fensive at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning nine miles southwest of
Sunkiang along the line of tho
Shanghai,- Hangchow Railwsv
firing peross stream where the
Chekiang forces wero entrench
ed.
Spread o f Foot and; Mouth
Disease CausesjOrdcrs to be
..Issued That ' Pedestrians
Scientists Declare Earthquake
Only Be Alloweca t o
Originated in Muritime Pro
—
vinces o f Canada and Is
Governor N$ff Asks
Part o f Old Dfiuturbances
Aid of Government
Believed That Spread Dis
ease Checked and Under
Control of the Authorities
-UABBDO, Texas,_ ..Oct. \^—The
international -bridge was closed
hrge Tuesday afternoon by orders
of the Mexican government due to
establishment of a quarantine ow
ing to the foot and mouth disease.
Pedestrians -only are allowed to
ss. Trains,. automobiles
and .all
row
.
vehicles must be disenfccted before
permitted to pass into Mexico.
Windows Rattle In
Ottawa, is Reported
Slight But Noticeable Shock
Recorded in Maine Especial
ly Near Canadian Borders
Deman
Be Ai
Is U
Natic
Hui
Iowan I
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 1.
Has A
it e s A p p e a r
mil the
The quake , that shook northern
RICHMOND,
Va.,
Oct.
1.—
AdNew England early Tuesday orig
Satisfied United States Senator Smith ditional flood warnings to all
Camj
inated In the maritime province* of
Brdokhart from Iowa, (who has pointa niong tho James river cast
N ew D raft mode an attack upon Charles G.
Canada, probably, and was the lot*
CHICA
of Lynchburg was issued this morn
est of a scries of ancient dis
Dawes, declaring- that the latter ing by the local weather bureau.
mand
of
turbances, in the opinion of Har
Oct. 1.—The has wrecked the G. O. P. campaign
Brook
har
It was forecasted that the river
vard
university
scientists.
t o f tho protocol
41
~ would tontinue to rise until late
Their observations Indicated that Will Dincuss l»lnnn for Armla day Hint
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 1.—Gov.
n and. security
tonight or tomrorow.
rnt Neff of Texas has nsked the the shock was a mild one. This fact,
tlcc Dnv Celebration and resign ai
1 to tHe aBsemGenerally heavier precipitation
fedcrul government to tako over together with the theory ns to dis
The World Series Returns president!
during the 24 hours ending at noon
complete charge of the work of con tance and direction that was bnsed
txgue of natiopa
the Rcpul
waa more than during May, Iasi,
trolling the mouth uml foot disease on seismograph records, led one.
aI today, riccomgeologist to say that the rumbling
when all records for high water in
Members of the executive com mittec tal
near Houston.
general report,
probably grew out of disturbances mittee o f the Campbcll-Lossing rcsignath
the streams of the suction were
analytical in na?
broken, was responsible for the
Federal Government in Charge. in the St. Lawrence valley that be Post o f the American Ix-glon will
today by
bureau issuing a flood warning to Over Production of Gasoline
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—'The gan with the formations of the Pa
olitla of Greece,
hold a joint business session and |committee.
Fiftieth Annual Session O f all cities, towns and hamlets in the
leozoic
age,
millions
of
years
ago.
’federal
government
will
take
com
and Surplus Stocks Sends
i o f Czecho-Slo“ Charles
The Harvard seismograph show banquet at the Seminole Cnfe to
American Bankers Associa- district.
plete charge of the work of erad
Prices Downward In East
icating the foot ami mouth disease ed thnt the quuke occurred at night, according to an announce the rcpuhU
Tho James river, most uncon
t
tion
Addressed
by
Head
Qubt that the text
and South; Drops .1 Cents among cattle in Texas in accord 3:52:02, lasting several seconds and
ly In the
trollable of all the streams in the
ment made this morning by P. A. B rook hart
I by tho u in a M fi
437 miles irom
from
. .
,
..
ance with the request made by centering at a point -l.t<
CHICAGO, o ct,l.—Tho Ameri Piedmont district, hnd reached n
•a conversant with
Cambridge. Prof. J. II. Wood. ' Mere commander of the local unit.
He detail
NEW YORK. Oct. I.—Over pro Gov. Neff of Texas.
stage of 26.4 feet at Columbia, 50
can Bankers Association in conven miles from Richmond, at 4:30 duction of gasoline anil resultant
lions. : « ‘
worth said. Direction was in doubt
oat Commander I . A. Mcro eluded the
Ion Tuesday prorti- tion here Tuesday hoard speeches
indications Minted t» north- wUJ preside at the _meetingt and graph :
HOUSTON. Texas, Oct. 1.—No but
hut indication
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. That surplus stocks have precipitated
will net ns toastmaster, lie states
took pains to tm“ For the
refiners and marketers into a price spread of the foot uml mouth dis east, which would
I1 bring the pos that no delinite program has been
murk
was
four-tenths
o
f
u
fool
by
tho
president
of
the
organisa
e solution of tho,
request tha
ease
was
reported
to
the
sanitar>
sible
location
in
the
Northumber
rutting
conflict
thnt
promises
to
higher
than
the
high
levels
record
mapped out hut that he will call on
lty through the rc- tion. Walter II. Head, E. T. Me
set a new level for gasoline in this livestock commission in the quar land struits country. This is u re several o f those present for short al commltt
irotocol strikes no redith, secretary of agriculture un ed there during May, when a five
antined areas here Tuesday.
gion well known to geologists as talks on the subjects to lie dls- tho reslgm
inch
rainfall
on
the
watershed
sent
territory.
iverelgn rights of der President Wilson, and John D.
the Rcpubl
the source of great disturbances.
the waters of the James up into
The Gulf Rc-finlng Company
ima notlcoablo that
*
Feel Piach.
\V. \V. Davis, Sturgis Hooper p r o -1 <j M4. ‘ 0f the main tonics of dis president,
Phillips,
president
of
the
State
the
downtown
business
district
.of
jumps
into
the
lead
today
with
the
I pains to allay any
Small furmers awl garden truck fessor emeritus of geology, said1cussion will lie that ot decorating should l>e *
Richmond and forced u complete year's lowest prices. In New York
*
is of the American Dank Division.
didate, not
rawer*
ns well ns cattle men nnd these disturbances go back to very
ey. repudiated tho
This, the fiftieth annual meeting suspension of manufacture und re the tank wagon price for its prod others with Inrgei interests are ancient days and thut slight move the streets of this city for the cel blocer. bu1
tail
industrial
activities
over
a
uct
will
be
14
cents
and
the
retail
ebration
in
x
systematic
way,
said
irirtg’ the last two o f bankers, "differs from the last
price 17c. In New Jersey Good beginning
.. to feel the pinch of the ments of the earth along that fnull Mr. Mero. It is probable, it was type, like
that tho aiffond- conventiop of the association in targe area for sevral days.
braska, in
‘
foot and are not unusual.
Gulf
gasoline
will
sell
for
L»Mi
1
faaiuntinr
against the
learned, that the "Red. White
Tho precipitation on the water
I by the Japanese that tho emphasis then was eco
vincinity.
The scientists were at a loss to and Blue" system, such ns is be the utmost
cents
wholesale
und
1
6
cents
remouth
disease
in
this
shed
above
Columbia
during
the
24
certain other pow- nomic while now It la political,”
Senator I
urcoulit for the reports of an elec ing used in the larger and more
tail, while In New England Us price (The livestock sanitary commisMoi
F. H. Sisson, newly nppolnted hours ending at noon Tuesday wus will be 13 cents wholesale and 1C i which has enforcement
idectlpn
trical
disturbance
in
the
skies
sim
of
the
progressive cities of Florida for Iowa. on
iro of the final dls- chairm an,o f tho committee on re 5.2 inches, the weather burenu here
quarantine in charge-, is daily dc- ultaneously w i t h tlu- s h o c k .
such occasions, will he adopted and
cents retail.
remark of Signor lations, said in a statement Tues reported,
The text
Thc Standard Oil Company of jb g ed with requests for relief from
a committee appointed to see that follows:
tlian Jurist, a way day.
At Lynchburg, still higher in the
Rat t l rs Windows.
New
York
today
reduced
its
price
'Scores
of
persons
who
are
held
on
it
is
carried
out
properly.
Accord*
Lfor the discussion
“Charles
the
The keynote of the convention mountains than Columbiu,
OTTAWA, tint .
On
I —An : j,,..
_
this plan, American flags
in to mi*
i social and politic- in the Opinion of delegates, was James had reached the 17.U foot uni- cent bringing the cost of So- their premises with n» markets
the
Renubl
eai ihquukc of sufficient violence to l wj|| be placed regularly at 25-foot
>o solution of whch given in the address of President level late Tuesday. It was rising cony down to 10 cents wholesale for their products.
ly in the
.
No
person
or
product
which
may
e
winuows
wns
luttle
windows
wns
folt
here
ut
intervals
along
all
o
f
the
principal
rcvioualy had been
out like a I
slowly, however, at that time und and 1H cents retail in New York have had an opportunity to become 3:54 u. ni. T uesda y , und continued streetH of this city.
,
*
and New England. At the offices
re, said the Italian Head.
hi* discoui
the
crest
of
twenty
fret
was
ex
’t-ontaminateil
is
allowed
with
cur
fo
r
five
minutes.
The
cen
ter
o
f
Mr. Mero staled that finnl ar
“ We find ourselves," he said,
of the Standard Oil Company, ji
protocol had emlanguage ■
cted
to
be
reached
before
dawn,
„„„ said ,..v
. of ------------waging a defensive
was
the ...........
question
a furthei tain sharply defined exceptions to the curthquakc is thought to linvu rangements for the bundling o f tho hi* OWTI VO
a
lutlon of jurldiclal "constantly
te danger mark at Lynchburg is rvdfntV
world
aeries
returns
by
thelocal
been
ill
tl|u
O
ttaw
a
valley^
,x
w
»l|'
I*
considered
7
^
-isev
*
either
within
or
Jrom
llurris.
battle
UK.In.l
!>l«n.
.
0
4
P
r
o
t
r
m
i
n
s
?
iow nil others, he
<x•
arcst o f the freshet the ooaril of director* tomorrow.
post will be discussed and decided wit plutpg
Galveston und thoAo parts of Bra•ould U aolved un- r h',C.h.
“ Ills *1
5
Richmond
.
.
.
..p
e
cti’4
by
.he
upon. As in past years, he said,
soria und Fort Bend counties east
Fell in Maine.
To Slnhilize Market.
ons of tho revised duties to government nnd which weather burenu late tod u ). The
bank
recoi
PORTLAND, Maine. Oct. 1 An an electrical diamond had keen supreme
Would hamper individual initintThe Gulf Refining Company em- nl the Hrazors rivet. About 8,000
e
Rappahannock, Rivnnne, Staunton
made
and
will
tie
placed
in
the
arm•nrthqoakc
of
slight
intensity,
rug
acres
and
approximately
10.000
In
ph.isi/.ed they do not consider thev
aolutiod \ffcs found live still further."
he was noi
ami other livers wen rising steadi
Commercial
Street,
where
stored
on
seismographs
ut
George
cry
on
ate in a price war and unnoumed fected urc under guard of 150 men
amendments to tho
Mr. Mededith urged the delegat ly at last reports last night
fit for th<
own and Harvard universities ear- a special wire is being installed so
that tfie cut. which brings thr price who work in three shifts.
he first it is pro- es to take a greater interest in ag- j
should be
ly
Tuesday
was
felt
in
many
parts
;
that
the
news
may
be
received
di1*1
cparatinll*
to
shoot
the
cattle
of
gasidino
about
as
low
as
it
hn*
i a question in dis- riculture and to dismiss uncssen- 1 Sixty Mile Gale in New York.
His officii
of
Maine.
It
wus
the
most
severe
;
red.
continued
Tuesday
with
the
prob
been m ten years, wns merely ail
the world court of tials in consideration of this prob
action by
NEW YORK. Oct. 1 —A #U)-mile effort to "stabilize the market."
experience
in
this
state
in
nearly
I
It
was
stated
further
that
tho
ability thnt it would not begin un
ncil to be a mutter lem.
yer only
gale, laden with rum struck New
The Texas Co. official* declared til tod a) when it is hoped that a score f years. The shocks were American Legion is planning _to more empl
ho domestic jurisPresident Coolidge In a letter to York und vicinity Tuesday. Hun
put
on
u
big
celebration
here
for
not
u
ruble
in
Aroos
three
trem
hes,
each
four
hundred
I
pnrticuluil.v
kte, this decision the Hankers Association Tuesday dreds of bath houses at Rockawny they knew nothing about the latest
was ignon
•e d u c t i o n of the Gulf Refining feut long, sixteen feet wide and took co u n t \ towns along the Cm ia-1Armistice Day which will be fentnt consideration of said there is multiplying evidence*
Ht-uch wen- wrecked and shipping l onipanv, and were not in a posi eight feel deep will have been diun border, along the Coast to till, lured by a high school football net nnd u
t the council or by of improving conditions throughout
wus delayed. The weulhei bureau tion In say whether they will meet |completed,
|ui\. Hnd thmuirh I hi* inluncl hit Kitim* in the* ufiernoon. Mr, Mero friendly f
indor Article XI of business structures o f the world.
announced
that
the
wind
w<>ull
lions o f the state at Bangor. Lew
unnoumed that the executive mem- general rl.
inspectors
continue,I
it
O n e officer, however r e m a r k ,
T i i cmIi i )
■cnnnt.
tised final
President Coolidge also wrote of shift west last night and tin tern
I
i>(,,n
and
Auburn,
and
as
far
west
,
"Vrf »f lb*' Sanford post will to- bluff and I
c d ihnt thev “ generally had "
(their w o r k •f methodically examm
nondment provides
iiIncuhs the various phases
appreciation of tho federal reserve peruture would fall.
night
At St. Juhnsbury,
The Tidewater «ill Company an mg additional herds. It will he run la* Huldcford.
shall not be pre
niak- of interns
nounced It had cut pines to 15S tinned, u commission announce- Vi there was reported a tremor o f III celebration and begin day’s
aggressor if a puri- system and said that banking once
The furth«
lie
fnr
tli
ing
arrangem
ents
was
n
mystery
but
no
longer
is
so
Two
I.ixrs
Lust.
i elds a gallon in New Jersey und [ incut *uid. until all cuttle ill the ,,f such violence thut many p e o
us been pronounced
ers are dr
program.
ALBANY.
N.
V
.
IM
I
Two
regarded.
111 cents ill New ^olk. wholesale. quara n tin e d counties have been ple were aroused from sleep.
i-ss she falls to subIt i» said that there will prob resentrd ex
"Our financial establishment," lues were lost, properl) and crops | I In Standard till Company has Mimned for signs of the foot und
At Van Hurcn, one of tlie point*
n to the council or
ably In- a parade und other func selves.
damaged
or
destlo)ed
and
hlghwil)
,
said
the
president,
"assumes
from
nearest
the
St
Lawrence
region
h e a l t h ) competition from the Gulf mouth disease. Range riders also
ndcr Article XI of
“ Under
year to year a constantly larger and railroad traffic curtailed or in Refining Company here, in New continue their search for a few where the earthqimhi-Vs thought tion* appropriate to the occasion
in which the incmliers of the local loyalty h*
lerrupted
in
a
rum
and
windstorm
part
and
significance
in
tho
realm
England and in New Jersey, and it range cuttle which had been separ to have occurred two iioYi reported post of the legion, the Hnnford Na cl group t
iginal text to which
cptlon, when hostil- o f international business and fin which has swept New York -t H e was the concensus today that ated from the herds just previous they nearly were thrown from Ilnur tional Guard units and tho people fonse o f
a countr’ which has ancing. This is an Inevitable result since Sunday and in sections, wus Standard Oil wull he practically to discovery of the disease. When lied*. At Limestone, a mile south, in general will take part. It is United St.
fruit
jars were shaken from understood thut this part o f tho po»e of dci
juridical sentence, o f conditions which have placed In continuing unuliatce last night, lai forced to meet the new low level located they will be shot.
( ( 'ontinued on puiat. 8)
shelves and broken.
tha matter 1» of our hands ho great a control over cal precipitation records have been
celebration will he (n the morning h! right o
(Continued on pugc 3)
jurisdiction, would the world's reserves of credit and
so that the people will bo free to Pure Oil
Negotiations
German
monetary
capacity."
o be an aggressor.
attend (be foothull game in the interested
ZR-3
to
Start
Flight
Help Other 'Countries As Well
:he amendment this
goxcrnmc
Loan
Well
Under
Way
afternoon.
"Wielded witli the same wisdom
ies not hold good if
To
America
On
Oct.
8
criminal I
It
un*
learned
recently
that
the
submits the matter and care in the future as hereto
LONDON, Oct. 1.— Negotiations
high school has urrangetl to play the whole
fore these forces will continue powFK1EPKKIPHSIIAFEN, Get. I between Dr. Hjnlmur Schacht. pres
the Kissimmee team here on thut sinister d<
therefore goes back erfiJty ‘to 'the rehab’',Vtation of
Dr. Hugo Kckener, dirtvtor <>f the ident of the Reich* Bank and
ilute. I .oca I coaches state they are that he ]
of tho' .Covenant, money systems, of credit, and of
rounding their team into shape for whole lab
Zeppelin Company, today announc American British and Continental
business,
throughout
the
world.
i that* any sw*t or
“ In add
the tiist game which comes Sat
c<l thut the ZR-3 would leave here Bankers in connection with the i*At
this
morning'*
session
of
is a matter of pun- They will do this, morovor. to the
on it* trans-Atlantic flight on the aunnro of a 40.000.000 pound loan municipal court Ixopor Walker, ar- urday of this week mid thut they dsngorotu
The
Sanford
Real
Estate
Bonn)
tire League and the advantage both of our country nnd composed of local realtors, wus or morning of Oct. H for Lakehurst. to Germany under the Dawes plan,
expect to have a real grid machine campaign
Isigned before Judge J. G. Shuron
tako any action it o f other."
operative
ganized ut a meeting held in the N. J , and would prolmhl)' a iriv e at are proceeding rapidly with only on n charge of driving un automo before the Armistice Dnv game.
“
I
feci,
therefore,
llqtt
in
extend
is and effectual, to
Plana for the day will probably He baa
its destination on the night of Oct. final details to be worked out.
offices
of
H.
U.
lew
is
on
Park
bile
while
drunk,
wu*
found
guilty
peacA of-’ nations, ing my good wishes and confidence Avenue Tuesday afternoon, it was
include some phase of entertain dcinaeogi;
nnd fined (100 and costs or in de ment for the night of Nov. II also, those* whe
fd that Japan or any to the great banking interests of announced today by Et. K. Lane, 10
Havana to Stage Red fault of the payment of the fine to in the nature of u dance or parly of increase
Intod nation gets America, I am so'expressing a secretary of the newly-formed or
Reconciliation Being Cross Events Oct. 25 serve CO days on tbe street* for some
rht of an additional generous und helpful purpose to
the hopf
sort.
.
the city. B. L. Dregger, also
its case has been ward the concern* o f sound busi ganisation.
price on
H. C. puBose has been clvcU-d Effected With Butler
charged with driving u rnr -while
court, JbSt tfckt the ness everywhere."
statement
president
of
tho
real
estate
men
HAVANA.
Oct.
1.—Jacksonville
intoxicated, failed to appear in Sanford Depart men t.s mice (if ll
o right whatsoever
and other officers elected besides
ven suggest any de- Mother W ho Deserted he and Mr. Lane were George W. i I’ HILADELI'HIA, Oct. L — Re Red <’ ro»* Volunteer Life Saving court and his J10U bond wan for May Be Represented
A join
conciliation i* being effected be Corps will *end « team of 10 men feited.
invcstlga
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Knight as vice-president nnd R. C. tween Mayor Kendrick and Gen to compete with the Havana corp*
A total of 21 cases were ar In Jacksonville Meet that out
•■insider this a mend- Baby on Train Has Maxwell aa treasurer. A. P. Con
eral Butler, director of public nafe- in swimming, diving, first aid and raigned o f which two were turned
i or the ppace of tho
laboring t
nelly was chosen as u delegate to
ncrording to a statement issued life saving events to l>c stuged on over to the county. Fines, costs
tfot: Been 'Located the
••*• (
‘y
The Sanford Fire ami Police De of the 7a
national convention to be held today
the
beach
on
October
26.
und
estreated
bonds
amounted
to
by the mayor.
partments will probably be repre 37 cent*
at Dalla*. Tluu'ln February.
$341.
The ypung woman who^ left a
sented ut the second annual Fire ably whit
RKET
Present at the first meeting wns
The ca*cr ns nrraignetl were:
two-weeks 'old baby on Atlantic Walter W. Rose of Orlando, presi
and Police Field Day Meet in facts cou
Link
Kennedy,
reckless
driving,
Oct. I^ J V h ea t, .De- Coast Lino train No-86, from Jack* dent of the Florida Ileal Estate
(C<
$10 and costs or 10 days in jail; Jacksonville on Jan., 1, it was an
to H i; M*y. U 5 * sonvill* Ati DeLand Monday night, Board, who spoke of the advan
nounced
Tuesday
following
n
visit
B. U Dregger ,reck!e»s driving
December, 10844 to U bellevod to bo a wqman who re pflM*
tages L.
of sqcb an organization
nrtd
_
hile Intoxicated. $100 bond e t- to the local department by George Caver
to cently Was released from a mater* told of the work of tho stale body
I)eccrt\bur.
treated:
Chester Broome. *p«wding. P. Allen, superintendent of Jack
nity hospital un lUversldo Avenue,
Be 1
sonville police and fire telegraph
the I6cal or*
with
which
he
ur,
according te word received from ganieatlon ttf affiliate at once.
With tho first week of the third she can get tho credit in votes. A* $6 bond e»treat«d; Charlio Lawson, system and J. L. Hoover of the
rani:
are a result of these letters almost ev drunkenness, $10 bond estreated; police department, whoiare travel
Jacksonville last night.
Mr. Ro»e also urged the new or period half gone contestant*
CHICA
ery mail brings her subscription*. May Belle Smith, larceny, trans
Dr.
Clarence
D.
Rollins,
head
of
renewing
their
effort*
to
secure
ing over the state in the Interest B. Caver
Range o f
ganization to-join the National As
the hospital, said ho, drove ■the sociation or Real Estate Board*. every possible cash subscription in And she haa the United State* ferred to county; Mack DUworth, of tho big celebration.
and Loeb
rackltu driving, dUmUeed; Leoper
young woman And her child to the
their attempts to win the *P«cial Mails working for her
Over 16,000 people were present cd patter
“ ■, reckless
while in———• driving
Less than eight
rht week* rem*1- ’■* Wilkcr*
train Monday night. The woman In pointing out tbe peed In thi* city cash prize offered by The HerMd
to view tho events last year accord the close
r«ss as Day. of such a body a i realtor*, Mr. to tha contaatant turning .in thf which vpta* in 'The Herald'* cam toxicated. $100 *nd coits or 60
gave her home Wdr
ing to Mr. Allen and this year it la Tribune,
Rose aald that vealtor* in forming
of tho Herald Want
tona.
greatest amount of cash subscrip paign may bp secured. The ttma day* In jail; ErnesLClayton, gamb expected to have twice that num dentes tl
i every activity of
is quickly passing and November ling, $6 and costs or 00 days In
Mra, Laura jx ing, a nurso at vthe themselves together are more tion* .during the third period.
ber. Thu* far, ha Mid. tho colebra- Mrs she
tbU to ’m*intatn hnd Improve the
doroastl* lifo.?'- *
22. the last, day of the campaign jatT; Benny Gent, gambling. $6 and
hospital, who
WflpVwas said,
On account of some of tha
tlon Is meeting with hearty co-op friend* i
sUndards
of
bis
calling
and
share*
cost
or
10
day*
in
Jail;
Jltn
Jopw,
telling,’ fficbihghtg,
been mentioned in a lettiff written
ers attending High School th*]* will soon be here end tho prise*
gambling, $10 bond estreated; John eration by the several department*
ring lost artiel**.
by the me thereto the Salvation with hi* fellow realtor* a common are working at a disadvantage
will be awarded.
'
m | e*| throughout tbe state. Already the
bond
- these essential* Army a* a person wht> would ba rt*poo«iblllty for 1U integrity and find it n*c**Mry to confine
$1846 In Prize* will be given An-rctt, (rambling. $10 h
deportment* of Gslneaville. Ocala,
____ a _I t L. zL
V . L w 1, w«l
w a l f a a A honor.
•
t,
gambbaby’s
Isreme
Prop
lore are Included In
•w»y
by
The
Herald
to
young
interested lit the
Lake
City and Sanford have signi
Mr.
R
o m 's talk a effort* to after school hours
alter
Mpd
estreated;
said ahe was concerned about
ladle* of Seminole county who are
fied their willingness to take natl,
diKUMion was held evenings.
ght,
gambling,
continued
to
baby
cnly
a*
va*
of
ber
patient*.
most
successful
In
securing
*ubtch
of
itg close watch
to bc- - Some coute*t*nt# are beginning ■criotlon* to Tb* Herald and in
»day week; Tom Bennett, it la said. Besides several Georgia
. „ . . . . . . . inBAald the
WanU there ara
gambling
W and costs or 10 days cities will be represented aa well
most of, her bill*
ing up votes In tha contest. Th*
urn time to tune in
Havana. Cub*. ?. •
.u^J
»t prize l» a Bulck Touring Car, jn jail; Frank Williams.^ gambling. a* Proceeds
opportunities *
from tho c«Uhration
p«actfon* that »ra
to * pension fund which
ualnvs*
lilt* io the i,u*
, money to supply the needs
employe and the
LOWEST PRICE IN
GASOLINEINYEAR
INEFFECTTODAY
CONVENTION OF
BANKERS M E E T
IN W I N D Y CITY
EXECUTIVES OF
LEGION POST TO
HOLD BANQUET
B
21 Cases Arraigned
In Municipal Court
At Today’s Session
Local Real Estate
D e a le r s Organize
Tuesday Afternoon
Third Period Finds Contestants In
Herald Campaign Redoubling Work
increasing
stantlv
....... ..S O Want*
'he Hera
i an important fan
oMnodorei business
t _____________
f
�a■" '■tAi- A'
f•
LD. w i t )Nt :s d a ^ 0CT01
W hen Leviathan Lost a “ Fin”
— r.: —
■■■ -V
l*xridcn( of th* Chlcarfc Board b rig
Trade. He baa revcral hooka tn hi* '■
**e-Ht awl baa recently <been o S
rctrolar contributor to the Alumni n
Accord of ItalHns College. He vr.ui *
a rrraduatf of Northwextern Uni- 5-
TO 12 PER CENT OF ALL WORKERS IN
UNITED STATES IDLE ALL THE TIME
"It would seem U r more practi
.Report Comes as Result Fire
cal
to set to work on a positive pro' Tears Study o f Methods,
dram
of improrind the public bu
Needs and Agencies by The
reaus,
for if we get a good public
Russell Sage Foundation
NfcW YORK. Ort. 1.— Avemg
Vlflg good and bad years, 10 to 12 per
; .ce,nt of all the workers in the Unlted States, several million of men
suvi women, aro out of work nil of
the time, and widespread unrmjjloyment is now a constant phennm
enon with far reaching economic.
»0eia} and psychological and moral
bearings. These are some of the
facts brought out in the introdue. tion tp the report of a five-year
' study of unemployment methods,
needs, and agencies made public
^mrc Monday by the Russell Sage
Foundation.
In seeking work through certain
types of commercial or fee
charging employment bureau, par■Sttculnrly those dealing with unskill
ed and carnal labor, thousands of
men snd women are being exploittad, and public employment bureaus
or exchange* can make a material
-contribution toward the solution of
tJjU and other phases of the everSneurring problem of unemploy/'jricnt, the report continues.
•S The investigation, which extendto into more than 70 cities in 01
atatca and Canada, has Just been
‘l completed. The lull report, covtr,y!ne more than COO printed pages,
s will bo Issued shortly. The survey
jTWas ronducted by a staff of trained
b-dTjeld investigators, ail of whom had
f ,previously been engaged in employ
•ment work, under the direction of
. Shelby M. Harrison, director of the
‘ .Foundation's Department of SurCartd Exhibits.
tactically w iry 'known mean*
■ringing work and the worker
|lb#r was studied. The “ want
pages of newspapers, the feeging labor agencies, the free
Riuhiic employment office, the labor
Nmion’a method of ser.trin,: work
for Ita members, the fraternal or.tlcr’a activities in this field, the
><actIco of applying for work at
the factory gate or the office door,
-liU were Investigated. The report
Roints out' the advantages and di*udvtnitfl]fos to.employer nnd cmplnyo In each of t nesc means nnd
,-ata effect on the general employ
roent situation.
r A,special study was made of the
situation in Ohio. WUcon.ln, Mnswachunetts, and New York, where
there has been the greatest devr!
•optnent ,pf organized public em
ployrnent work. 8eparat« studies
Warg tnido also of the special prole
lems of farm labor.___ ____ , and
Junior workers,
handicapped workers. Immigrants.
. negro workers, nnd professional
workers.'H*'
’ .A fte r citing the fact that each
year from 1 ,000,000 to (1,000,000
jwraona are out of work for v eeks
tiSnd soinutimcs for months at a
nlme, the Introduction to the Fottn■ * lion's forthcoming report says:
I "There is something which wo
R ro Just beginning to recognize,
H resentment on the part of th*
workers.against nn Industrial alltiation in whic^ . such insecurity
and uncertainty of employment arc
.fiQssiblo. It is not only unomployrttoht but the fear of unoniployIment, the knowledge that any joy
3a uncertain and Insecure, subject
To the fluctuatloas of economic
change, which are responsiblo fur
much of our present industrial un
rest.”
! This *lt nation, the report will
raay, tins boon aggravated by the
ito U fca t tho unskilled worker who
Unv luought employment through
w l A 1 types of Inbor ugencien In
wHarfy cases has l>ci-n Kubjccted to
Fauci, abuses as; Paying a fee and
Aren falling to get a job; being
■m il to distant points where no
▼Work or where unsatisfactory
work exists but whence he could not
Ifrturu because of the expense in
volved! being employed through
collusion between the agent and
employer nnd after n few days'
Work being discharged to muko way
ii MW workman while the agent
nnd employer divide the fee.
' 3’hSvreport itaelf says: “One con
clusion drawn from such findings
Ibaa Iwcn that wo must have public
burtnua to tako the place of the
= f======
T IR E S
■t To flt any Job on earth
PRICES
that you can afford tb pay.
BALLOONS for all Cara.
service, the fee-charging agencies
and their abuses will then become a
minor gucs;;j:i. Hie private agen
cy will be eliminated because it Will
be useless; or we shall learn how
to improve it through experience
gained in the public bureaus."
|R
n
S
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R A Y BROS.,
Phone 548-------Sanford ■
GRAI'E FRUIT READY
BRADENTOWN, Oct. 1,-M an atec county's first shipments of
grapefruit (or the new season are
ready to move, the earliest move
ment from the state so far reported
this season. Although the ship
ments arc early, It is authoritative
ly stated that the fruit will meet
all requirements of the state law
prohibiting the sending out o f im
mature fruit. A state inspector is
on the ground making tests and
checking against the possibility of
any o f the unripe product inadvefdently getting into the cars.
Simmon3 Siberia
Refrigerators
Ball Hardware Co,
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
SCHOOL REPORT IS GIVEN
TAMPA, Oct. 1.—Operation of
Hillsborough's county school sys
tem cost around $7,000 n day dur-.,
ing the last session, according to
the annual report of .1. F„ Knight,
county superintendent. The larrr-1
cst amount in the total o f $1,198,000 was for teachers’ salaries
which amounted to 1570,570.71.
New buildings and additions, to
gether with equipment, cost
887.74.
Buy a
CLARK JEW EL
Gas Range at
Ball Hardware Co
*n of the sens, the giant Amen* an iirer Leviathan, lost
lie of l,ei prop* Hers n.it in mid o.-ean on her iast trip.
hi keep tier from eoniplet up her trip.
Her wo.kmen
Bo-ton dryd< <k are n m repairing the ilnin.igc.
"Scenic Highlands” William Comstock
Fledges Support To Founder Of Winter
DREADS Re-Apportionment Park Died Monday
LONDON
POSSIBLE FALL
ST. PAULCHURCH
LONDON, Oet. 1. Iicspite he
ride efforts being made to strength
en its fabric, evidence accumulatelhal St. Paul’s cathedral, Sir f'hrttopher
Wren’s masterpiece, is
threatened with ilestruction Tin*
evidence tins been obtained from a
variety of sources, during the past
25 years.
The lulesl warning comes from
the recently constituted Fine ArtConimission which argues ngutliM
the erection of a new bridge nvei
the Thamesopposite St Paul's o n
the ground lh»i the great cathedral
already Is threatened l>v heavy mo
tor traffic, which Is constantly In
creasing, and that any further
sliakinu tuny lend to a cntastiophe
The defenders of the cathedral
argue two ways Klthei the ro w
bridge would carry little traffic
and mi would lit1 onm«r<‘«ftnry, or
O tir»..LI
FROSTPROOF.
Oct.
I.— Th.
pci |de <>f Ihi« section *>, h lui Ida
the
‘'Scenic
Highland*" have
pledged them-elve> to a ,l"!"i miii* i|
fight for Ihi' s ijiii" , al tin- (.oil*
in the November ge neral i le tinn
*f constitUti.uial aimulmenl on jt
apportionment
At a m illin g lo l l
here a resolution wit- ai|opte*l h>
represent at ive* of
I,wke Wab .
Ilab-on Park I it" of i he 11-11
Sohrtng. \ run Park |to'-'i (., I ||y
mid Frostproof, lulling *>n all iivic
organizations in Fh.i nla to u-i* all
tiifltience pos-ib|e n> getting a fa
vocable vote f >t the pt"po-<d
amendment
"Though t ti«- » on- * it n i . . : i of the
|<r<>v i<f,
tor
i , opp >r: im
merit, none has lien made - e .
Ihh7," ■h nt.fi < i «i. ■•I
•Win
tht« npportionmen* n
I--7 \>,irnaih Ninth and U*«iI h rnlu huil
•he large-t population and there
H'*- g»'t the larger nuinoei of iep
n senlativi
in the
h i i■*’ m ,
but now South .. Peninsula H o i .
tfe1' bitgist popiUni ten, I i, ■
d'*r the i d nppoiiionmulR . the only
‘ v"
N’‘ ,rih and W- •
hl"tida •*-r*t r I tne alfali- • f the
,J|1 *' ,l" '
of . .it.v
' ' ■" l;l ,v 1,1 '•....... .
11
L
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)
* ** ■»/'*«
I. I" f
ii-ps on nil sizes I ml*',
Petinsy Ivan.ii, Federal, \ >k
:io x :\>2
tirny Tubes
1 I ••fjl •t HI k ill li
*i l> b if'
i»
tl« ! ;i i\
fi r i T ’i .
i
E. P. RIN E S
PALMETTO
■. u •11 i r, w o h|.ji , .ones a
ti*.« * - hi in t-i
to
hi-
* I *•' i it- ,I < ’ -ew h* i *
t i ' ■- 1 ,i t | l n u . c
v - i I ' ;. i > i n
s r>.
$ I.
•led T u b e s
f I.
!J \ I
-S1li.OP
A L L t;i A D A N T E H I)
e: *■ ' iai i t.;* rpr i -♦*.
■
Knocks at Every Mans
Door Every Day in the
Herald’s Classified Ads
H1
AVI
Sanford A ' t ri u <■
many
1,t tin ' ‘ i bo
' ig v
i- i
V>on » I'nrt W'th I.
■in-* h ....... :.u I In mil
v.i • ' t.( U iMt t Pin! I ali i
i- nil" of IIn t* •*i
*n ttii indt-l
i - *"oI!i1r*
M. ( to-i
•k wti-
* * f
... **** k
b in e new cu rls and rcpaiix for I lie old ones on hand.
Ut book y o u r o r d e r lor n new one or repair the old one
Help Florida’s Greatest Industry To
Pay Real Dividends EVERY Year
A n ybody can ship ffreen fru it (hose first weeks and
lift a few high dollars.
T lu t may not he d ifficu lt.
Iiut the fa r-sigh ted shipper— he w ho w orks fo r fu tu re
as well as present p rofits— will not.
A Man Robbed
He know s that green fru it kills the interest o f the con
sum er and trade north in F lorida fruit.
is ilisnulmfieil, but when 11 man gets his money's woilli
pleased, and tills is what we are doing in Uosaland Heights
He realizes that green fru it helps drop the bottom ou t
o f the m arket fo r the balance o f the F lorida crop.
He lias E X P E R IE N C E D the result. He, tog eth er with
all shippers, has figured in red
instead
p rofits.
of
cou n tin g
/.
ij
to them would
rb n plan, aim
A nd he will d o all in his pow er to stop a p ractice that
tends to brin g about another p oor season.
E **ml •■killed, 1
n*4» profcarionnl
ilng (loan not alituation. That in
,M ftiora Impartgood coftatruetivn
iration. The abo-
The h'lonilii Cifrita E fchange guaruilire* nff
fruit «/iip/«ii us Seithltil'd1 1 to conform tu the
spirit of tke lau agtuitrt
green fruit. Make cer
tain that your fruit ia
property m a r k e te d —
hav e it thipped under
the Sealdeweet brand,
1# situated un Sunfprd Avenue, two miles from town. Lots high and dry
and well drained. New buildings going up now. Good water, city lights.
For the next 30 days we urc making a special low price. Easy terms. Come
in and see us and look it over while lots are chuap.
Don’t ship green fruit Play fair with the industry.
It pays.
Ihf
mg about a ayitem of
?;sa* tK K n js
DODGE BUILDING, 112 W. SECOND STREET,
*•Y-I jHS ur-WKl'.
w
•-
v
t~rmV*
�Get Out
3E HERE 2 WEEKS
-V/UiV
H O W T H E Y VOTED IN 1920 ELECTION
WUli six v‘ dories, five o f them
shccroslve, and on!j* oho defeat, the
Sanford Ki wards hasehall team
will leave h'oro around ttodn Thurs
day fer 06 dabu#£ wherc\it wllj
dash with tho train rapresonting
the Drotksvillc Kiwnnl.s Club and
which claims to have won at least
five gtmicj nml lost hone.
l-’lrBt Baptist Church Sctttrcs
J. Fred Schofield to Conduct
Song Services During Series
Meeting Beginning Sunday
JLI
that th® game will bo snappy ami
interesting. Brooksville* hr said. Is
boasting a good tram and when it
stackR up ngain.-t the "Unbeat--!
nble«." there 1* sure to W aomu real
bnsobnll playing.
The Brooksville lineup is not
known, but tho-local players will
probably start as follows:
Ovcrlrn, catcher; McCall, pitcher;
Meriwether, Hrst bastsj Hutchison,
second K">8e: BaBoUt, short slop;
Staclo, third bas«| Byrd, left field;
Matthews, center fiold; Floyd,
right, tick ).,
r,
ORLANDO, Oct, i — Permits pall
inc for $25i ,l 60. in new building
construction in Orlando were filed
with the city building inspector
during the month of September.
This total exceeds 'that of the
previous month by $£00 and la $ 1 ,000 more than in September of
last year.
With the total reached for Sep
tember It is estimated that tho
total now building construction
for the year will approximate $2
900,000.
Having become Idenl
the-Sanford Bulck Com]
wood WiflM* who comes
Orlando’, announced that
asaociatc, Henry T. H
are anxious to give-the,,
this city Ihc best service
and to give them what.
|® tv contest, it Is stated, wlll.be
The Hrst Baptist Church o f this , nil dumptihJhij* affair, ns both
Willis wag fpr.
city has se cu r^ 'J . Fi*cd Sdhoflfld trimm nrcrirlhiming the state Ki
connected
with sales det.
of •Birmingham, Ain., to tako wonts
* chajujihinrhlp.
- it n m i..
-The
C n —S
i
JSartftwd
of tho Maxwell and Chrysl*
charge
re outfit has vvon two games .from the;
ar«e of its singing
sinning during the rebile deaUrs in Orlando, but
vivtnl serviced which it will conduct ‘ Orlando Kiwnnians. two Trwni L»eroriginally from Atlanta,
forr two weeks beginning next Sun- burg,’ 'o h d 'f nun Plant City,' ono
Jax PertnlW H 0 3 ,3 6 ir ’
been
in;the autc.mobild bust
day morning, it Was announced ffom -Titusville
Titusville and lost a return Commercial Congress
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 1.— Build nearly seven yeara, it s
this morning by Rev, F. JJ.- King, game to Riant City. All th u in for
ing
operations
fo
r
the
month
o
f
Represented September fell considerably under “Realizing the great
pnstor of th'.* church, who will oc motion received here b y Mnhagcr Is W ell
cupy the pulpit during the meet E. F. Lane o f the local team r e
those o f August but were almost tie* IhatexistinSanford.’dMr.
ATLAN TA. Oct. l.-HHttif ~ o f $200,000 in excess o f operations tics that' exitt in Sanford,”
ings..
garding the play o f the Brooksville
Willis said, “1 now fit to b._
team: wa:» ,thpt it beat Plant City Stated o f Union and 21 T*atln during September, 1923.
American Hc'juMlcz were repre
qn4 won several other gftrics.
Tho total value o f permits Is identified with the Sanford U
Local players declare tlmt after sented heru tlija Morning whop tho sued this month was ? 403,361. For Cqmpany in the interest of
what they did to the Tititsvilltj orK-j Pan-Anici lean Commercial ' C°*i- tho first nine months of the year promotion', and hope to help b
the total value o f building permits en and extend the se^lce new
tit last Thursday, the Brooksville g r t - i was called to order.
clTored in this city.
1 ,L~
Issued jvas $d,18^*440.
aggregation had belter watch Its;
Dr
Malay
Meeting
Tonight.
‘
4,Thefe
are
certain
Hifncotiau
step. As very little is known of
overcome in this territory*,?
Seminole Chapter, Order of ))?■ j
the opposing town again an wan
Lakeland Building Good.
the case with Titusville, they furth Molay will bold its regular meeting
LAKELAND.
Ort.
l.— Lnko- Willis revealed, “but oven tho x
er state that they intend to be on tonight ;k th ' Masonic Hnll. Instal Innd’s building permits this month o f these are to be ovorcome
the lookout for “ anything that' lation of ufflcors, DcMolay De totalled $403,025, ‘ the
largest |time. Sanford represents x
Brooksville hunch nitty have to o f cree and Majority Service will he amount, f i r
the *“ month
in automobile territory . -and da
fer."
the work o f the evening. A g o o ’ tho history o f the city, according waiting to be ilfcvcloped." , ’
Mr. Willis declared that it .
to records at the office of the city
It is said that n number o f San program has been arranged,
ford people, hnvo expressed inten DcMolays m e urged to attend and building superintendent. The to [his belief that Sanford Is dostin*
tion of journeying to Lce$burg to Mauler Masons are cordially m- tal for the first nine ‘Months of t<► become the distributing p»>‘
for every commidit'y used in t
the yiiir is I?1,325.885.
morrow afternoon to witness the vited.
central part o f the state. Due
trnrus and the Broofisvllle m an -1
Its location in central ,p«
S 175.025 At W t«t Palm Beach."
ager has announced that he expects Mceting- Iowa G. O. P.
jJ P | 150
_ ,,
WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. 1-— Florida and the fact that »ti
to bring a large number of rooters
Is Called
Building permits Issued here for nted at the hcadwatera qf nav
with him. This, stolen Manager r n m n i i t t c c
U m illlllia js
v , « . v- i tbo month o f September totnl $475, tlcn o f thb Bt. Johns River, he
Lane, coupietl with the fact that
j 025. the largest volume of Septem- further, thcr£ Is no doubt hut v
the Leesburg people will probably
por every 100 voters who went to the polls to vote for a
City News
DES MOINES Oct. ...
L— A
baRtunt will become the core
' t - it,cr
( } „ , building
K l l l b l i n t * in
i — )the
8 - !history
I . ' a . . . of
- 4 the
* support the game with a good at ing of ih“ Iowa „
to, there were Hi voter* who remained, away.
rial
center J>f central Florida '.
Iteimbiican
te
n
j
<rity
and
twice
n*
much
as
for
the
Mr.
Schofield
possesses
n
base
here u a statistical table which shows'the slate. tho numl>er of cttflvAt
tendance,
assurer,
the
piny
era
<
t
"
Paragraphs
voice which has won for him the a large crowd to witnes: the chain ti*4tI committee bus been called for same period o f 11*23. The tot-nl for ita natural resources arc proj
pyears of age pnd over, the 1920 presidential vole, the number of nliunt
noon Thursilny, at which limo the
|developed.
i commendation und praise t'f thou plonAliip contest.
HI unnaturalized citizens and others disqualified, the stay-at-home voter*
ituulion brought about v " Senator the present year o f building p e r
WAItKANTY IIEEDS
j sands who have heard him sing
mit.-4‘issued
was
$3,512,R50.
id the putnber of absent vou-ts per one hundred voters In each stutc,
Mr. I-noe urges und cordially in Hroiikluirt'?< dcinnml for Charles
Dor llrown from Nat S. Nixon, j throughout lhe country and ospe^Ths table affords the basis of serious study Tor those Interested in clvi«
Davvi's rerignutlon ns vire-presiL o c a l
P r o g r e a s iv e fi
widow, lots H und 10 in block 90, eiully in the South .. Several people vile* tile people of Sanford to at
flfnr* and the j>erpetu|ly of American InifUutlona.
St. Petersburg Over Million.
township north of ('huluota; con of this city, who have hen til Mr lend lb,- game at Leesburg Thttrs- ' il.'iit'nl candidate will 1m? discussed
“h
if * ■i,
i
*
r\\
PETERSBURG',*
O
c
U
.».—
Hold Meeting Tnei
day afternoon anti a Mures them it is announced.
Population 21
Vote 1920 I'miutiinillzt*
fired Btny at home No.pet sideration, $75.
! Schofield sing upon various nccasBuilding
binding operations' for Septo>nhc*r, N u r f x f •{$’ Y ^rtTi-4. n
president nod otherwise and ulisentee 100
years and over
•J. A. Robinson, from C. S. I-oe, ions, declare that he “ sings hi
ptnlicd . j l t001.KJkl, ,
wnx, , a n- \
*11 L O U r t H
(lotnll
(tisiiualilled
voter s
votes und wife (i. K.. hits 77 and H7 of way right into the hearts of tho •
8ia!^ \
J(1920 census)
nounced
munced T u cfcln y 'a t.tjie.office qf
•’
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-----KY
CONDO
EVERT
TRUE
2
8.467.625
Miltor
Square,
ronsiiierntion,
$(>0.
26.713.SSJ
|
5.705.0C3
90
who compose Ills congregations.
L b . «>t * *%'».* 60.88*5.520
tho
building
inspector.
A
I
_____
1
though
A
,
,Viml.‘c,i.or
0,6 members of
230.107
241.070
1,143.395
666,133
278
labamo.
not b< ing u rcci.nl in figure* for a •' J
*4» LolIette-WHkeler "Proin
1 During the past It) years Mr.
60.893
46.263
76,861
BUILDING PERMITS
113
187,S2U
rizonn ............
■**"■*“ . I Heh trunl, tlin volumr o f runifrut-1
0
court hi
105,1111)
hou
t 183.636
F. L. Woodruff, one-story resi- Schofield has been in great demand
678.646
867,292
315
rksnsaa . . . . .
'— A N Q
lp < £ >< r - fv 11 V. '3A Y "* Hir- Y Jvi r. T ("Vlhg
^
’ ; lion Is the gioutekt ove:- known iv, >l ^ V . ’ny.mfcht at 8 o'clock mid
i
and
his
popularity,
it
is
declared
943
111
320,91*6
1.1*53.780
111
di
nee.
lot
nine,
block
six,
lie*r
sev2,318.030
s|lfornla ,,•••
the city. The li>«iil forr the fiist
c -n .i s i c
i m i •?.
0*5
,p,an.B f !,r tho* coming fc
lias surpassed that of any tithe
>T A rvj \J> 7 M ( 5
I ' D O X ' < 7P»
14 1i
£61.629
2''2.** -1
42.699
229.777
Si iHitt.
Olorado
nine nmtiUte of tbu .yaar was .$/►> idc ntial -election In Nov*....
9 .:*.!<23
i- a c T
2**.., V* 1
838.074
7j
2*-2.2*-o
Itnndoll Turner repairs on r c s i-)j singer i.t this part i>1 the cotmuv
llVi.^-y T H IN jC i.
** M < n i c . rg c n Dtinoctlcut
Unfit man F. L. Crosby called
434.910.
This will not lie his first vi.-it
94.976
136,621
10.218
31.223
33 |ilcnce, KOI Locust Avenue, fill.
elnwara . . . . . .
C G . 1?T A l M
T I o Nj S O f
.. c 'ting to order, and after a-l
Florida
as
he
lias
taken
part
in
(38.014
1
45.081
50,758
310.176
125
Joe
Livingston,
two-story
resi
rida
Sh u sx < ^ S .
P e L lC A C ilb S
A S ,
*?.1\JA*L ^ ,X >v O
n
s sojslun, those present lis
Miami
()v#r
Million.
meeting
.ill
this
state
upon
several
148.724
267.
S33
1,421,606
603
1.005,043
dence, Pecan Ave, $500
re U .............
S o m C5 •
MIAMI, Oct. 1.—With build’ ng vJ to n talk by It. B. Schalls
234,078
133.624
13,276
65
86,176
i s ...............
.1. II. Harris, tramu buihliug, Iia cnsiotis. the last of which was a;
nei mils
for Septcmlmr loUiUlivt l Lime: toad, ichairmart df the
3.944,197.
2 094,714
478 182
•3
1.371.001
lots
(! illy Avenue, $3W).
i Dei.and a year ago.
SI.
120,539.
M'nmi's record for tho Executive Committee for the
1.262.90 4
1.779.820
76,9*16
440,050
3,
tuna ..........
Mr. Schofield has charge of lit,
venr passed the $13.(*0l),()0l* innrk Folk .tu-Wheeler campaign. *'l
895,076
61.21*3 *•
4;2.39S
a .................. 1.423.681
singing
of
the
First
Dapliit
<
Imiili
Mr. Scltullern spoke at length on
40 320 A' . 413.527
IThe exart figure fur the yaar to
670.287
asaa
• 1.024.144!
of Birmingham, a position who h
the
possibilities of the pro*
date
is
513,770,503.
The
Septem
918.711
147.230 £
223.565
ri
ltucky . . X . * 1.299.4 90
he
has
hehl
for
many
years.
Il
LOWEST PRICE IN
924.184
126.394
256.012
'541.773
4 i
ber record surpasstsl any previous sive* in this state. The recent i
llsluna .........
was announced today, that lie will
&
63,850
198.117
476,191
1. 1 GASOLINE IN Y E A R be unable to be here for the npenini
223.224
Sep*ember record in the history of convention nt Orlando, he
Ine ................
43.960 l t* 190.039
moved a success and did a |
428.4 42
861.191
.10
the city.
rylarnt ..........
tlav l»'i ,ut a- of lit, engagement
E47.-497
I)
993.718,
870.292
deal to further the interests "b
•sachutells . 2.411.607
IN
EFFECT
TO
D
AY
w
'
i
h
In
i
hoi
1
1
in
H
i
11 m lig ha m
party.
-•
1.948,411
332.202 .1
S3 4.823
»1
hlgan' . . . . . . 2,316.416
toor°i5o
I
mesotn
...
•IssIppIV,. . .
•ourj
intsna ........ ..
itiraaka ........
pvr 1lumps filro
Jersey. .T T
ew M e x ico .. . ,
Y o rk ........
rth Carolina.
Orth Dakota..
Mo ................
1,380,834,
876.106
2,038.814
>20.663
735.310
2 St, 028
1,897,844 *
, 185,INK
1,514,681
1.810.127
322.018
3,55V. 481
1,021.588
736.838
82.492
1.332.800
1*4.006
382,633
119,092
.
*,
-•
143,192,
185,834
69,103 ; w
29.082 i>*
51,116
43.423
,lt*i
irt■,M*t
10.052
14)5.19*1
1.374.054
2,898.512
638.741/
207.745
29,800
205.770'
2.021.663
328.988
486,till
64.813
*83,522
39.321
1,851.248
loll,743
167.984 ( '
78,691
182.361
66.803
182.237
22,803
159,774
428,626
485.04*;
428.491
‘ 19.002
146,61$ j
18.407
89,961
235.001
1711.170
198.705
90.618
141.324
609.942
701,280
1X5.430
11,049
64.700
501.801
607.780
636.911
112 474
3*14,541
i I* »*|H*
1,3.735
2.24 1.4.1 4
461.241 .
87.282
1.207.840
470,106
217.119
2.479.100
121.905
630.8.'*
139.710
*20.547
63
:u
41
62
41
80
4I
l.o
■i;
91
13 I
'I be e v a n g e l i s t ic n o t l i n t '
w ill
r i t v i t e , it w a s n t u t o t i e e i s l
\ t-ry,
tiia l u iv ija t io it to th
irti
b e g in w ith t ii • S iim h is
m
e . iit a
l i l y j ^ W ' 1 h i p m l b , t I . ' i i i i ' j J jf i
' t e l by ti'ulf Defining
I he Slatitiarii tnl Company of
Ni-w Jersey, announced u 1 per cent
rviiudion in Its territory and the
At f j a ‘ o*g«ofining fonnumy Jjpvc
i dire',ions that it prolwuly would i.re!r%xt( ode,I bv ;Hv
iiuiV, a similar cut in Pennsylvaniu
aud Delnwure.
an ............
nnsyIvnnUi ..
iodo Island.,
uth Carolina.
Uth Dakota..
« nessee .......
Tili .****•!*■
'm •
****
•**1 •••Jj11 •■*t
ftmont
F$ln!a M4f>M
ublngton •. *
Mt YlrcUiU *„
in ■»« 1 •
yunrlrig’ M/(N
404,068
6.039.031
368.637
779,991
344.848
1JI4.I47
2.430,716
228.68!
217.04!
1,207,074
857.079
762.844
1J.!7,fi*l
116.739
w
JAMES V A L L E Y
AGAIN WARNED
OF HIGH WATER
< til 'Iltrce ('fiitx In Kouili
ATI AN I A. La., Oct, 1 Nino
Stiullu’ rii State*. Niirth Catulina,
S i ui t anilinu. Clem gin, Florida,
Aiiilinmn, Minsizaippi. ArkmiMa*.
I ( .iziaiiH and T i'IIIIi' m i t , are cf4.10
i-ctvd by a reduction .if tlnee renin
70
a gnlloii in the retail of filling i.lii140
1,5H.lv.'
t i o n pru-i-H o l gHMoliri. t h r o u g h «n.III
03.792
41
iiounrenuntn tonight bv th'* <iulf
120
1UJ.074
Defining Coniliany'n ntueneiita
799.903
347
tivu.i in New Orleans anil Atlanta.
92
301.860
‘t'hln eonipany , only one of tin
40
2o|.o78
lutgu dlntributiirH of gu-«ili>ie to
640.951
90
make the redurtion annomueim-nt
09
49.990
although it wan reiaoted in Allan
t:i that ganoltiie tirict war through
out the South is .impending. In
phis, the Standard Oil t’o.. of
ie Herald Jkiins in Moveipent to Awaken Mem
Loui-siann announced Jocal iciluction o f two cents a gallon. The
Voters to Their Duty
Gulf Company made only a two
redurtion in Memphis.
In tla* 1920 prcnidcntial election ever 25 million Amer- cent
The announcement of the Gulf
lan oltfxenA Who were clif
cligible to vote failed to cast their Lal Company in Atlanta was followed
quickly by two of the largest in
B
I
dependent companies the Deed
[ Tho people who did vote totaled 26,713,8.*12. Their votes Oil Compap;’ of Gem gin ami the
W offord Oil Company which oper
iere divided imong the varioua presidential candidates.
’ This wa the situation. For every *100 votes cast there ates in Alabama and Georgia.
retail price of the fuel car
!*el*e 96 stay at-homes or absentees— the total stay-at-home tesThe
in different parts of the Sooth.
Ste reaching thu vast aggregate of 20,705,06:1.
1The price in Atlanta under the re, That bnkight the nation very close to government by duction which goon into effect to
morrow is 20 cents a gallon. In
inoiity. Uneas the people awaken to their duty of eitixen- Chattanooga it will be 10 cents.
Memphis reports its price is 10
[khip, less thal half of our citizens will vote this fall.
cents.
^vj Then we Will have government by minority. ,
t l a h o m a .........
City W ater and Light
Bills Are Payable A t
Southern U t i l i t i e s
H e is e i pci t et| t o a , i l i e h e i f i 11h ’ l
M ..:o l.,\ o i T u e d a y
I nut Inned from unge 1.
I.i" 1,
C PO n ’T C O N 6
T3A C »C / e *T > 4 lE
h j M l L C I M MfEk’ C
\ CL*JTG. t V t O ? r u t S 7 3 C : A N E R Y l*uiTH
-dKj
f= M P T V
S T O M A C H , «VJT
\ - D O N 'T
T O O P O S e
,-iiv-r
nolle
> . L __ ■’ t4»
__ - 1__ l‘ k
r~iKir= *'*
(Cont'iiiued fiom iu>l''
i lolllt'e - ef b.
ii
arii! It
t i, II \ \\ 1. - i oneeu
i
Iii ell tiu hen\
i it1111nIJ
311 year
I!iv. i -
ml Ii 1 *i
i.--. .■
badly
" HU
T ai tit vt a -lu i) \ -.Imre
C D I f N U I' M. * o n n . , Oi l
O ne V4i. l t w iij. u a m-d ashore and
4-veial o th e rs w en - d am aged v .lu n
li.r n from th e n m o o ru.ga at the
In d ia n ILnTun V iu h l t mb by Tue,
d a y ’s tid m ile g ale
L le c tiie lig h t
and tta iis p o it - m i n - was i rip p led
I m u| 1 rees u p r o o t)-1 > . the vv uni and
“Truthful Information
MOM’N POI1
I
a
.
'
W H A T AM l u>0 »N.lb TO DO f TT
W
C. V
UU
'I L
** .P.DA Y A DLPO TV *3tKNJLD
J
TV41G SUMMONS om m G fok
OOO DAMAGE. S U IT , — '
{ A i bO C
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/,
-
THI S MEAN “a THAT NUTME.G HAS
KNOUHEID U SE U D OFF A LOT OF
TWOo S l E FOR HlMeCLF - YJ£
M U S T M O B IL IZ E O U R w i T m t s s e s
-
AX o r o c t
a t
t
w
—
:•
i
j
4*.-:h
M
m s.
I ’UE SAVED THE OAS FOR MANS A T N
CLIENT THAT W ANTEO To WAv/E
TH E FLAG 0^= TRgCE BEFORE THE
Ba t t l e w a s F o u g h t t and i in t e n d
to s h o w n u t m e g t h a t t h e m a s iC
MUD COMPANY HAS h ir e d Fo r t h e ir
DEFENSE. A FEARLESS COUNSELLOR
t h a t g iu e s n o q u a r t e r
--------------
— ---------—
.7 M . W
’ Jrjkk'jsi
Jh.Ui wutur 4iud gas bill*, it ia
stated by City. Manager W. D.
u - of
r Uiese
r 1'' electors,
'v ; ’
ThP nanic.H
Williams, for tlir month o f Scp- further stated, imve been sent w
temla-r nro payable between Oct. 1 the secretary of the state for vails
and 10, to the City of Sanford, dation bo that they may bc'plaC
at the office o f Southern Utilities on the Florida ballot.
Ci mnany, 2 IK East First Street, to
tin* City Utilities Department that
all water and gas customers who
have not already done so, bring Round Trip F a r e
their in-posit rerciptn for water)
Atlanta F o r F l o r i c
and gas to tho office and have them
exchanged for City receipts,
Tech Game is
j Water and gns tolls rhould reach
customers not Inter than the first
■delivery o f Oct. 2, and nre pnyuhle
ll wa* announced this morning j
he I *re the 10. Should a customer |by G. W, Spencer, Jr., that he la In 3
1not receive hill by Oct. t, it is ru- ri-t'-ipt of « Icitcr from W ,‘^|S35
1Hunted thnt he telephone the o f Starke, general passonger
fice, No. 27, and the amount o f bill of the Atlantic Coast Lhve i
w ill oc given.
roail at JacksonvlUe, stating
It i» learned that th-> demand f«jr the round trip fare from •$
water and gas service is daily In to Atlanta for tho Florida-Gcoi
creasing, and to tnke raro o f tho Tech football game on Oct. 11 \
winter's business a considerable be $20.80. This sum does not'
number of new meters have been dude Pullman fare.
ordered.
It was further stated that tickets:
will be'On sale nt the local ticket
office on Friday, Oct. 10. wh‘ ‘
will enable fan* to leave hero
late as 3:B5 o'clock Friday mt*
noon, on train No. 89, and
connection with the special
out of Jacksonville to A)
The special, it is said, will
— iJL_
' 1
in Atlanta nt 8 o'clock
(Gnntinuod from Pago 1 )
morning.
|probably get* less than 25 cents,
1 but whatever tho exuct figure*
The tickets, it waz learned, wil
I may by every form organizer ,itt he good for return passage <
: the 'United State* and every ci>. til Sunday night, getting the-1
I operative organizer in the United singers back to their homes
i Kt«te» la teaching the doctrine that later thun Monday, Oct. 13.'
—y.
this enuniou* exiiei'se of distrihll* special train, it is understoodi
lien I* unjust and i< taken from leave Atlanta on Saturday
loth the nro(hicei' nrul I''*1 consutn- us it did last year.
, ■M*
4)t in
Vrofit^ These samy
The Pullman fare each way.'4
organizations ‘ teach 'tliut "ropera- Mr. Spencer, thut is from Jtt€
ttoti in credit, in prncessintr and in villa to Atlanta nnd from 'A|
distribution of farm nrialuct* wilt l ack to Jacksonville, will bo
inrrpase the share of the farmer In for a lower berth and I3.75J
this dollar to something like 50 an upper berth each wzy,,
cc t'.r :.: u at the enme time decrease mun reservations,-he said;'8
the coat to the laboring man some aecutcd by writing to Mr.
thing like 10 cents or 15 cents |tf who in mentioned above.
each dollar. They back u p thesa [ rfitionai i n f o r m a l
Conclusions bv citing instance* all |trjo may also be had by
over the world where ro o -e —Moa j jq,. Starke, he added,
has actually accomplished these
ilggultl. In the face of all thli5
Dave* .insults them and stamna
{.kltnaclf as the emphatic reoresunt stive o f the profiteering cla*«- tha^
preys ujwn both farmer and labor*.
“ For these reasons I desire to
request that the national Repub*'
lican committee tako stone to ze«
cure the resignation nf M r.#Daw«^
ns PenublUan cr.rdldute for vied
.president
Dawes Ignores The
Attack Made Upon
Him By Brookhart
mu.
In.an e/Tott to awaken the public to ita duty. The Herald,
orking fn cooperation with the Newspaper Enterprise As- Colored Billboards
iation, of Jhich this paper is a member, will join in a 1
Invade Remotest o f
tiqn-wide “ det-Out-the-Votc” campaign.
This cammign, which will he strictly nonpartisan, has
htsh endorsed iy the three presidential candidates, scores of Chinese Highways
pi eminent citians and patriotic organizations.
The vflH tnlniy of non-vdters cun elect or defeut any canTEGHOW, Shantung, Oct. 1.— I
dijlate— if the \bte can be polled. If ten per cent of the stuy- The bill-board has invaded China,
with other western innova- |
al homes in ‘'rout ribbed*' states were colonized in “ doubtful along
lions, and is gradually making its |
tfrtes" they wottd;decide any close national contest
appearance far in the interior and j
The stay-at^ome total of oyer twenty-five million is ar- o ff the boaton tracks. Not only !
it devoted to the recognized pur- |
ied at after depicting 8,467,625. disqualified citizens of 21 ia
poso of rrying the merits of some i
ears and over, imlpding about 6^0(1,000 alien or unnaturnl- article of merchandise, but occaa- j
z^d foreign boirnshnd over two million illiterate citizens, diH- iunally it ii employod in further- t
ing moral uplift. For inatanco, in
MEANWHILE THIS SUMMOAiS MUST
nchised uijdeh tWtion laws'of 12 southern states.
certain diatricta in tjio province of
b e a n s w e r e d and preparatioms
Kentucky bisUJje least stay-at-hwne voters. There Sbaiifi beycplean policemen are
MADE FOR COURT PROCEEDINGS
■e only’ 24 absenmelofor each 100 votes registered at the portrayed an bill-boarda in the act
of
seiihug
onlmn
traffickers,
ap
W «♦ tht* last gekersl election. The second best record parently, in the hops o f bringing
B U T D O G G O N iT -DON'T;
I In Delaware, where .Is*remained away'for Qver>'100 who th* lefcaoa within the scope of the
VOO
t h i n k W E COULD
dulk'st iutellecL vihile others show
ad- ImlUna w n tUrd withifinlv R5 stavst-homes.
. G E T ’E M T O C A LE
giasrdlsnz
of
the
law
with
enorm
' Twelve‘states, of the iipoer Mississippi Ynllev, knnyvn as
^
T H IS O F F ?
ous kpivea lopping o ff the heads
middle west. Piakfiby'alf o4kl#. th*» best ehnwW for nn« of offendsrs. %
i f c - '.i i graphic section. Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Michigan and
Only words o f praise can be said |
inAnsirt'shoW'ASstay^t-hAmea
f’ **r lQD
loo vote.^.votes. whi»e three for bill-lnards which herald forth U
atajN ^t-fiW Ae*«Y*?
Ifile Atlantic 8ta\e**-i—N«Mt 'V6rk.''N6wsTf'rw‘ v »*»ltlT>enn«yl- ,i to the Orient the fact that flies are >•
; carriers of dizesse, even though i .
*--‘^*fl 91* ahspi|te4»a for the name number of votaa.
} the motive bo retximmendstion of 1
jM-Titi* t i,0 lre*4 p h m v ln '' h* r i n d ''- ," r.W Doneaota Tnwa. M 1
" '- |tt co i -i -11prepartttJon for thslr ex- 1
‘
r**J
n ^ k o * " Vph"'>''Vn and K "* 'a a o — HO termination. As for tha others, 1colossal roasters, ’ of kingfishers
t-homes compared with 82-per 1fi0 votes in New Kh^- proclaim kpeciai brands at dgs- j
'•yfc,
iclte*. ar.d |iunt hunches of raisin*
r
ftrn.xzrnrvt
e , 'S e v Is|-ne « * " t e mfracalons patent medicines. Ao
. endless Ysrlkty-of electrical npplf" * * 841 9.1P c l l j . r fr.r ru -n s iJ "'i| Jft 1 9 2 ^ . w h i|fl P ,4 7 n .l,10 1
atiftia nre also advertised, rointln
tiff’d to ro o t))
t.u-rLi
It wa.v learned that at the Or
lamlo session, six presidential ,elf»
torn were appointed, one from
of the four congressional districts
of Florida and two from the stats
,
T fT S '
-
5punr."» W ine Makers
Aroure Ire Argentina
’
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:
BUENOS AIRES. Oct^ l.- 4 n a
campaign ugelnst inanufaeturerrf
|of Impure lignoni. the Buenos
Aired Bounl of Health has eln<ori
down five large plants producin'* .
alleged wipes a;td other l**vera■»«'»*,.
They arc said |o havo used Melhy'rtril spirit*, or ether combined
wTv water ‘ snd eclorlttg -matter.
Ora of the concerns was a heavy
advertiser of n brand t»f win*.* tivaL
never was produced from gtapov
but was wid.dy •ramsutuod, much.
In the drtrinMmt rf the drinkenu»'
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Ten centsa a day for one year amounts to thirty-six dol
dol_ _ .
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Life. o f Life.
I r
OurofPrison
Iqrs and fifty cents.
Ten cents n day for two years amounts
If Monkeys Used Fire.
to seventy-three dollars. Seventy-three dollars is eight per
Rare Horses and Radio.
I. I f f !
T
.
cent oh nine hundred and eleven dollars.
Insulting Mohammed.
. iseitor
AND 1- IIRAN
)WAHU BBHU
Is that the kind of reasoning you do, Son ?
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
( C w r l t k l 1KM>
_ laiiA
1‘ kM * l « l
A*.young fellow we know openly laments his inability
si'nicnirTTtj.Q nATrs . ‘ to go to college. He hasn't the money to pay his expenses.
r«ar„.„»7 ,0 0 BIx wartth© .|I.M
H. G. WVELLS for the time bis
H itfcuy by' q u m ’ - m SJ And he spends on an average more than ten cents a day for
ing stops writing weekly articles.
15c*
;«■ *’**k,7 Edition.^ #ifl* ’*‘dopcs”int Ids favoVlto drug store.
Too much of a strain, he says, to
Anotlier. young fellow we, know would buy a bit o f land write an article every week. Ho
IJU.1 rtoTJCK, Til
tarddi nt G ian*
amt bu ild
. >a certain nice feirl, but ought tq try writing thrbe every;
l e s s o f ‘ ----------p*B
*t g o t the m oijey'' Itegulqrly that young man spends day.
-t ar© —
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+ for
s own luxuries a good five; dollars' a week. . „
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WELLS'S
farewell
article
asks,'
‘ Five dollart a woak' fo t a year, amounts to two hundred
and sixty dollars n year. Tw6 hundred and sixty dollars is "How con we escape from the
eight per cent bn three thousand'two hundred and fifty dol- prison of modem life?’' He tells
■nitny i t K u l i r t . t 'lu r ila
-U h i rtfcoid C l i m Mttitir.
or 17. m s . « i t h i l ‘ootc.fCc«
»forA K lurltU . under Act of
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1— ! '*’ '
are alio rMWWj « .
Ideal
la-tt,
"
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W E S D ^ ^ o t f r : tV^iwtc. ~
jE~TH OL GHT* PjOR
TO D A J
. JLES FOR RIGHT LIVING!-*-'
L all bitterness and wrath and
ager and stumor and ovil speakbn put* away from you, with
malice: land be ye kind to one
'her, twider-hcarted* forgiying
another, oVtn Ss God for
t’a sake hath forgiven you.
slans * : 31,32.,
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•THOUGHTS ARE THINGS
.Md.it true that thoughts arc
things.
'•
endowed with‘ bodies, and
j., orvathfand wings;
1 that wi send them forth to fill
world Hrith good, results, or Hi,
t we call our Secret thought
s forth to earth’s remotest
$*pot,
< /
1
vlng. Itk blessings, or its woes,
track/behind it, us it goes.
stormy day.
'•
o- i>__ i.ii__ .
“ Ono thing about the Republican
machinery,3t"should run smoothly,
h ere's endhfB W 'h i it.*
Reports fronj the Varioin campi
Indicate we will have three presi
dent* next time.
The Prince of Wales has just
seen his first baseball game. N'o«
what little boy wants to )>« a
prince t
Being a Prince o f Wale* u #
fairly good job, hut you don't gq
much time o ff for doing otbrr
things.
might ns well discuss, "How can
; l escape from my Bhjdl7”
Being wht»y wo ird, \VC hnve this
kind of “ modern lifo." When we
Change our civilization our "prison
modl'rn
will change with It
fire or keep one going. Scientist■*i ..lumping
:l,
railroad
------ J lost
P — — on Us
dining cara last year, but \r« don't
see how.
styjtJ
• ■t >»*.
No matter how much a railroad
loses on its dining cars tlie customers always lose more.
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, #,
.t
The most pitiful person on a din.'
ing car Is the man who lii:cs to
drink out of his saucer,
how he made a little prison, of
^
~ : \ Tx
~ I'*T) F*
---------1 > I IT
Coolidgo doesn’t play golf, M
that’s why he talkn so little
•,r,(.
, . , Rcgnrdlesa of a man'll,political faith, unwavering alleg(oftec, anct all that, this la the year metre than nny other in
history thus fat; when the earnest citizen ahould be trying
to get nil the Information possible regarding political line-ups. i WE ARE changing it. but Mr.
Not only is the situation one of intense interest to all Wells is in a hurry and parhaps
intelligent people. It is also a situation oul of which revo doesn’t notice it.
i buOd qur future, thought by
ny>
He
nilgai
be comfortedil i>
lutionary changes in government may grow. Every scrup
fc&thought,
Rafael Sahutinl, also a phllnsopiii •
of
accurate
information
concerning
the
movements
of
this
'good o£ 111, yet know it not.'
cal -novelist, /who juiys, “ A
no*,, ao
no thefunivorso
inc univn
was wrought. year’s political parties and the men directing them is profit stenographer today is better oft
[bought
than a seventeenth century queen.”
» * h t I*
i .jjinothc:
another name for fate. able reading.
(
Cbooae. thep, t h y1destiny,
«
So she is. The queen hnii more
and wj»it, —.* Maine the other day went for Coolidgo
_
and
the
KcpuhliFor love brings love, and hate
dresses, but no bathtub. The $‘Ja
The only excuse for bn I p siure
V i cans made a npltiyj.<Iemonstrntion, pretending to believe that stenographer lias a bathtub and
brings “hate.
is some disease that nll'e ts the
.
the old saying, "A s Maine goes, so goes the Nation” can ho uses il.
muscular or honey structures of
u can never tell what a thought ueceptcd as a truism this year. They are whistling to keep
’ will do,
LLOYD GEORGE wnrri'
the the body and prevents normal sup
up their courage while they sec terrifying spectre's of LuFol- i world ''China i„ wakening," and her port.
bringing, you hate or love;
People may claim that they runlette and Wheeler in the West.
] knowledge o f flying machines, ex
thoughta nro things, and their
not
nlTord to play golf or lake a
________ _______
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aw n
lion l W
hnidio*^
Wheeler—
what
do________
you know
about
Wheeler?
j plosives, poison gases ami their
airy wings
„„ 4 *
gymnasium course «u rule horseThe' Nation! fNu\V York) considers Wheeler "the Blin-1
. iH
‘h*,,jri,r
‘ ‘u' bark i ImwL they may insist tlml
Lra Hwlfter. than'carrier doves. » ‘
follow the law of the uni Kinest of all this year’s stinging tails." The Nation’s corre- j"Tt w^ill"'b,! hml'for the world when they have no time or money to seek
spoiuiunt, Mr. Hurd, thinks that Dawes and Bryan furnish [ (he Chinese discover that, instead spoil ami recreation that give good
verse,-*
training. Hut no one can
the stings in the tails of their respective tickets, but that of dropping gir| babies into the physical
thing ^rentes its kind,
honestly claim that it costs either
tiver
to
keep
down
population,
they
they speed over the track to .WJjiitder outstinga thorn bulk
tune or money to stand erect.
|could drop bombs on Western
bring jjou back,
•v We agree that the problem is not
->+.' •Ifryou havo nqt'road enough about Wheeler to make you pics and take their land.
us simple as it may seem at first
tcver .Went out from your feel that you know, him, The Nation’s sketch will he helpful.
glair e. Some -lump by reason of
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LLOYD GEORGE sny- "The unhappiness; otlors are unhappy
Tho Herald believes it is well worth the space to reproduce
J S i 1:''
- i - -----O---------Chinese took thousands of yoais to by reason of slumping.
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'^1 \1* *i i ' f
*j)k’ ■*
They
Courtesy^ is llio enrnerstono of i t here. According to Mr. Hard:
ascend to philosophic serenity; il
g: e their organ- a fair
“ Wheeler is much younger than either Bryan or Dawes. has not taken them long to de-cend don't
‘ slnoss suCccss.
chance In make them happy and
He fA In his’ early forties. As public men go, he is a mere to the level of ‘SU|terio| ia.es,' health) and light hearted
whose
highest
court
o!
appeal
iHe told tier to go to Hell and, Youth, He Is still engaged, as it were .in writing his juve
We ai" convimi'd that the men
b shot hilli. It served him right. nilia. lie writes them in the spirit appropriate to his years. abided over by Death."
tal attitude plays a large |iait in
Human b rin g s rule the World pc or |*o I iee. An individual who
a
He is not an old young man. He is a young young man. He land find it worth living on. he - . i . , ,
fallen into an .tuiiMfcr
- A > lU tle ^ sunshine
i? "
'•*a fwlitVally
He- is -pngnuetous. He f Btjveit^im
*‘l* }
|eat uttmude toward the world
oul will ■ It)inetimes disperBe
lisperse
0US r
monkeys nevef lertnted to make « j around !him.
.Sometimes
the
louds on
1
A bunch of seasick Chinese ma*'
.have named that town of lla^
Chow. '
The bit of land the young mart has in mind would cost paper when ho was a hoy, put 111
him only a tfiousand dollars.'. For.twenty-two hundred dol a beetle, and heard the poor crea
lar^ Tie could build the little'cottage that would be the be ture butting his head against tho
i~
ginning of a heme. And be could pay the interest on the sides.
Wolls doesn’t like things ns he
inyestment with the morigy lie frltUirH away.
- We know a young woman who is managing the house finds them. "I am ng&fnsl the
keeping of a nqjv home. She grieves over the absence of clothes wo wear, the food we eat,
many conveniences and objects of beauty she had in her the houses we live in, the schools
father’s house. But every day she buys supplies so care-1w0 h>vo* our nmu"emenl8' <™ncy,
lessly, fully ten dollnrsa week is spent heedlessly. Ten dol- tra‘lin« " »* is evcn ■gainst the
lars a week amounts to five hundred and twenty dollars p I Ij rit,Rh Empire and the American
year. Five hundred and twenty dollars is eight per cent on if onMt'lulion'
jix thousand fivtf hundred dollars.
THE ANSWER to Wells’s ques
Think*about it in terms like that, Son. It will do you tion is: “ You cnn'l escape from the
good.
'
orison of modern life.” A turtle j
Get All The Information You Can
STRONG,, AM
Ho huml This Chinese wir j,'
shooting our alphabet for a row
of glass dressing rooms.
—
. ' .The Chinese soldiers matched on
Ilnng Chow, reminding us of oor
war when we marched on no cho»,
Z lZ T l
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^
y,-' I W A N T E D - O p
is
the
result
So far no political candidates
have entered the international air
rare.s scheduled for Octdier, 2 in
Dayton, O.
Tlie worst fighting in the Chinesa,
around tho province of Tvpogrnphwm'. howevei, vnsems to center;
1around tho princo.'of Typograph
icul Erro,-.
"i. s s i n s s m a B s s n s a s s m a a s
mb i s a a u a i u s s i s i s i s i i i s i
H O W MUCH W IL L YOU BE
"In a comparatively short time
a habit will be lormed and as the
weeks go by one will be astonished I
at the ease with which the erect *
i im a g e is maintained and delight-1*
ed with the hygienic and aesthetic i !
results.
"When carrying out this scheme
tlf physical training no gymnas i*
ium is necessary and the only piece
f apnnr.itus called
for is the _
struighl edge o f a door against n
whii Ii our ‘decrepit’ should stand *
twice daily and, grasping the door ■
knob hug the edge 'of the door with *
as many parts of the buck o ' his "
body as possible. He should not ■
bend the head backward, but press *
the buck of his neck' ugainst his g
cellar.
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H;
"The edge of n door has psycho-1m
logical as well as physiological ■
worth, because it develops u rmis- J
<le sense that is n stimulus when ■
s
one tries to stand well.
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"lteinsmb#?- lh4L-then sitUrt^W
one
should not put th© hinge
in th© S■
* . i ... .. . r *1... -..i
..„,t
of duisul region •f tlie spine and ‘loll
W O R TH IN TEN Y E A R S ?
Fin utrliil Bi!'Ti H!i Ih a mnii*,r i«f |»1nn. If ytui plnrt your
lOGfim*1, yi'ii i I**,|*iTim«-h Mini m i-hi inin Ntirfi1ii»> to Im* nmurnuliitnil, y»ti will HiMifi Uv i»n IIi** rl^hl i mill In |ir**M|it*rlty..Ymir InriitiH* ntiliirn*l>
** Imw much ymu ran
fleeumnI?I!*• Hut If H'H d«i M«»t put MMtlr tilth mniilit a fi*r*
laiit himptuh,
lii<'..(, t* In .f ID* nut* wlialhu*?vrr hi Uund*
IlllC a HIIGtM’HHful rill IIr«
How hum h will io n Im* inn th In trtt yn*ir«? Alik yourHv't 1111a uih-hHmu jaiuJL
*i frutlifullv. Will It l»« 110.00H. |f*.«i»o «.r fl.oiJU? - Dr will y..u mliII l»o luiiinir mi tl)v ulilr-
!11|l*MWlilt IIIim tIi*- 1flint fl-||«iiv- -the *IM
L* w||C* p11*11IIS*si Ills
future? You muni ilerldr TIuh ennuot be overlook Hi.
Tlili* lilft liMtik Ih uiixiMUH tu helj* >ou* l«» plan With yutl,
anil to «how you tin* way lo mucrein In btilblltik for the fu*
i un*.
If >oti ai i' ne anxIuuN to i urcmil <te ilile hank In to v>«*e
you "iiecee*! thi ti you Htmtilil com** hi now anil let un help
you. 1hut l wait aml reieret It all Inter.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK i
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F . I*. FOSTER, President
IL F. WHITNER, C.-uthlci U
"He
the. Hunt—-from
Massachusetts.
yu thai. ifi monkeys
had im
Ift imi
m
some
in'crest- over the table, but should bend S B IlB a S B S IS B S D lS S B N S IllS D S S S C n ilE S S S B B S B B X B n S S a n ,
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n o whails
. h Tfrorp
s .
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.........He can ' wii
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ii Iohsoiiition
'not nay Cbb-lirfgc. i*> rhyme with too. 11** naya rullidgc, t » ierxlot d control of fin they would iiij; an.I w uth while task, bul more forward from the hips with the
have burned off all the fmesl,*
y it i, do ■ to a sagging thorns arched. In n short time the
rhyme with.full. Thu long ‘oo* is too much for him Hu has ages before Ilian arrived Chinese fieijiieiii
t the mental altitude toward life, i itreit attitude will cause fatigue,
a Massachusetts accent ami a Montana temperament. 'I he j learning the u.ie of TNT and this may Le due lo life struggle while the improved position is e B i i u i i i i i i E i B i i i i i s s s n u c s i i s i B B B i s s B f l & i D s s i L i B i n s n a i ^
------- o-------l i f e la a jiapie that all ran .play Uimperament led him inevitably to Montana. He wo ihl have i " ' » - i:««. may he worse fo, ,.m and cine and disappoint nieiit but restful.
I
ind the way you play it counts for made a great prospector in the old Montana mining days. ''iMlmiii'.h
“ While on the streets, or tiding,
foe u.ir.g ..... bo k of physical vtg u ami pep is
keys would have been to th IV.,1 Id in most people ii t implanting fac or at a lecture, *r in church, nev
Ic
uoro than*the victories
you may
Or he might have made u great gambler Taking chances is ,, general.
tor
The p1iyra«t altitude of run er bend forward except hum the
in.
2
1
no bother to him. It is no anxiety to him. When he nude :
-"tuilyle sell t oiitideiiee and courage hips; when walking or a ftp arising
o
son ,.f t
will truth :bted . i©net on mind and from it sitting position take the at
Now herc'*l u
I boy of fourteen |his charges against Daugherty in th** Senate, he did not haw ' <<>l.oNEL green , SOI,
IN SANFORD R EAL ESTATE
l.iib i'il, il is hardly possi titude of *» soldier. This ran ire
>ho win* first prize in u hatlimg the proof, lie only knew that a certain amount of pro if ex loti- veil known, i ,'i j rah 11«-tt\ -1*11 It
Given, of Now York, is spi'inlim; ble to assume s;t, h a |liysicnl attinuty conte:at 6nt in California.
without becoming too 'chesty.'
1 I,ot 50x117, First Street, next to San
11is his ernit fortune mi ■ ive tigaiin,i tmh* wtlii*. i uunioniiig up a state done
Ingki happen in Cull- isted. That proof might have been stolen from him.
"Before closing let me further
witnesses might have been snatched away from him. They of Indio |uiHS|lnlit ics, hinliling of menVtl vigi l
help him who is willing to make
Juan Garage.
Hi W illiam 11 Vndei <11, direee- some effort tr retain his efficiency;
were that sort of people. Wheeler did not hesitate. He made Inhotuloiies, making cx pcrim fit 1 Lot, corner Central Ave. and Park N
with the ltvl|i of expel teiti e*i sci I' r of physj, a| i duiatii'h al Yale, 'l forget' is a too common stnieTrolling Jiowuduy* around oco&n his charges just the same.
He took one of tin* biggest cut
ists.
has given -.ome import mil hints on ntent. Place in the corner of your
eefs carries the added thrill o f the
M
A vc.
He got
That’s better than spending ..air postUtv in a i event uitn I horn, loiking blass a curd and when
U
nuokjng' n Valid Of chances that anybody in Washington ever took.
When the witnesses were called they still inherited money t.< latild up n i .i. width we quote
y.ru see it 'stand up-' Have on the
il a' case whefe the' dway with it.
1
Lot
next
to
corner.
Central
Ave.
and
M
"In add,t ton to i he emphasis desk some little token that will r
__
than the bite.
were his. It then became necessary, however, to make them m>: ►
l«|>lc.,,,ul bunging iq Villi i
•:
non e nluit d 111" n excellent posture. I mind you of your exercise and that ■ Park Ave.
— o--------relute gyssjp. Wheeler did not hesitate, lie made them re- <
>wn ‘
l"you,M‘yoursel!
11 lml are.
M
worthless
tiiun
stmnglv
leiommeiid
a
|
,
w
minutes
1
will
stirnulaU
you.
Acquire
the
*
c
8cnntmH
winning
the
Amert*
1
i Lot corner Park Ave. and between ■a
daily devotion
rajud w
walkingi
vet ton t*»
11, rapid
ulking habit <if watching other men a n d iH
an Longue pennant Is the biggest late gossip. He knew that almost any one piece uLthut gosM
MUSTAPHA KEMEE, new l>As» wit
it free
wltq
ft o ' arm swinging, n as they 'possibly if they are showing the;
Ring that-talJuippcjiiH) In \Ypsh-, fjlb h>',itself^ wits, ridiculous. He did not hesitate to he ridic
Central and Hughey.
/
some j.u rts o f liie c o u n lry , effects of early ageing you may
ion sine © oil wus discovered ulous. He knew that ull tne pieces of the gossip of all his of the Turks, offers to his CeleslinI *uv In si
boss, Mohoniined, the last final '.lust 1 II loose.’ 'I Ins is fo r the murmur as you arch your chest u
1 house and lot, Palmetto Ave., between ■H
re. ■'
witnesses, when put together, would convince— or, at any deadly
heart and lungs.
It is inipera-1end quicken your pace. Thank God, 1■
insult.
N
Having uncovered the faces of live that tin* lungs he lilted to their I »•» !'" 1 « s Bixru a r t ." ’
Hughey and Martin Streets.
Someone%s!il something about a rate, would persuasively suggest- He did not hesitatoTo i e
M
women, and ullowed his wife to uttermost narls several times daily,
(Rod posture is one of the liest ■
ihmunltydcbest for Sanford and ridiculous in detail in order to win in mass.
B
For
Rent—
Small
biiMdiner
for
office
or
hat's about' all there was to it.
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"He has an iron heart and a brass forehead. Also he has appear in riding breeches, after and tImt the heart lie made to do physical assets. It is a subs'an- a
■
Tittpa boast* that its chest fundi one of the most charming of smiles— a boyish smile, a cool depriving Mohammed's Caliph of more work then the work icquiron tml business asset. It is a six ini n business, 313 W . First Street. 7
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temporal and
religious power. V sedentary habits and tne auto- nrnt piofessional asset. Il costs ! J
l ’ swell in if. 7 Why cpn’l Sanford
and deadly smile, lie could have put his shooting-irons on Mm;Li phn Kernel is now raising mobile.
( nothing Hie next time you go ,u j ■
M a comnlunity chest?
:
"An improved attitude may be u bathing beach have your picture
the table ami smiled handsomely and happily at his fellow- money I.* build a huge statue to
ft>.:
X l------ o--------- .hilt and taken side view in what is nn
gradually taken l<v
Two cold*blooded tnurilars ocrur> gamble!s in the old Montana days.
He will cut a wide hhnseif.
315 W. First Street
Sanfaril Florida M
repetition uoubl your usual attitude me <f i
with repeated efTol 1
■d on th© gtreels o f Miafni within swath through tin* hearts of women in his audiences. They
M
Then
THE Mohoinini'daii religion :d. will In pet ext i-lh-in i e suit a; but physical
indifference.
h ff* hour* ih© other day, Where
S B B B B I I S S I I I B I B S B I D I B I I I I S I I I I I I I I I R I I s j ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■M l
love
to
ask
him
to
dinner
in
Washington
even
when
lie
is
en
'oiutely
forbids
any
kind
of
ptnveni
■
assiiineil
several
times
straight
n
up.
ns
herein
instructed,
it
must
1
h*rc is such open violation of oth'i
tate and nation, what gaged in trouncing- and perhaps traducing— their favorite ii mce ol a lium iri being. W hci daily uni held L.r only a few mo- and have another picture taken.i —
r i»ws
Turks dipt tired ( ‘uiistuntlHo |merits. At lir-i n will seem us if Comrute them. You muy be surcan bo''ckpected ?
conservative statesman on the Senate floor. He is exigent; the
llle. and cbaiigcd the aingnif it cut thc hinge- " f Hie body needeti o il-1prised at the results and actually
hut he is attractive. He is attractivo perhaps precisely be Ohurch of St Sophia
into a i ing and there may la- same rhght bn*© yourself as you note the sagIntugene, Wilsun, who is now In
«ndon, and some sny to see Frank cause he is exigent and uncompromising and— it might he niusque, they took away all the ' distress, but nothing good ermes gb’ g lines of your usual silhouette.!
Keep the silhouette of youth. |
ilnney, mertly stopped olf there naiii— politically ItlotnllhirKty. There is something soil in statues of saints, and coveted up "f its own uciurd arid without effort.
I Y’ ou can do it, even into eld age. |
r-uenai pictures un tlie vvalU.
out© ti f ftaly, “just as I." et- many reformcra.
Thun* is nothing aoft in Wheeler. He ullMr.
liurglum, whu will probuhly
Ins Mr. Tlnney, "might stop ofT
Cincinnati on the way to Chica- would ltave made a grout bucko male quelling the crew of an ■nuke the stutui*. uugiil to show
Excels of Papers, a Business Burden
old New Fngland China clipper. He in humane in hia poli Mu^tuphu Keiml with a crowbar,
seo a friend."
cies. l'ernunally lie is hurd-hoiled, hnril-bitlen, hurd-lieatied, opening thu doors of the harem
I’ ALATKA DAILY NEWS
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ami huyiag, “ Come on out."
'ity Chamber ctf fon t
hurd-fisted,
w,ith
a
tinge
in
him
of
the
handsome
sword-cross
ies a membership
Merchants and all lines of bust- ing toward the newcomer, but lie- ]
GEORGES ( ’lotrienceuu celebrat
which Hsu Ited in the enroll- ing, heartbreaking soldier of fortune.
ness
men in liradentown have is-1 (_.ungc. the people believed it fa r 1
ed
his
eighty-third
birthday
yes
"A soldier of fortune plus what is now called u ’social
of tlx hundred urul three
mu d resolutions agoinxt th© start-1 betu#r tohavotnc pa
lhut could
* in
that urganizatiun, conscience’— a soldier o^.fortunc animated and dominated by terday in Ids little house on the itig of an additlpnal newspaper tn
/ ,1
“ “
French coust, looking out on the that city, and in a niuna meeting
t learn lessons from u ‘soeiul conscience'( that is*Wheeler of Montana.
lupported .n a way that
wild
waters
where
ancient
Basques
Hy.: 7
at which ail lines of truiTic and all would not burden the people who
____
"LaFollette went out to his house and personally asked used to catch whulcs.
"factions" were present the pledge supported it through the adverti*-1
Clement cull's health
is good, was given that no support what- ^ tuIu|iM nor „ nrW). Ule citi,tn,|
f Colon B Peter O. Knight didn’t him to \run ,witjb hittt. uLgFoJleUe in hfs youth took some
that tett«r to the New York chances himself. In Wheeler perhaps ho recognizes a fellow- because he is wise. A fighter all eve* should be given to anyone w„ h . r g l . m e n U l o **p]eagu „ub'J
1 Trlbunu tho
or© spirit who, when it’ cdmes’ to taking chances, will not Lie suc- itts life, he avoids all controversy having tho, temerity to matall un->j Bcri;)C-«
'
,u. chances
_v
now. Anger poisons men always, other plant in that city.
gooft that tlio reporter who
liradentown.
DeLand,
Sanford,!
Ight it l a will get fired. Noty ond to himl LaFollcttfc is looking wonderfully well. Yet he and In old ugu it kills them.
The .action was culled forth by Tarpon Springs, Kissimmee, Mel
licking a tow in his ©union hi*
watch%*d see if anybody got* 1b the oldeut of the tytndidates. Wheeler is the youngest.
the fuct that when tho two weekly bourne. Cleurwater and many oth-l
says,
“
l
like
flowers;
tliey
‘
h
ave
‘ OldYnen fhr cou h sel/’ And young mon for war? Well, war,
••WN
I L'
an advantage over nteh. they are paper© of Arcadia wr bought by er town* and umall cities are well1
^
——o ---------opetof
yliur
names
certainly
is
Wheeler."
one firm ond immediately com- supplied^in a newspaper way with'
silent."
“
A
CHECKING
Account;
of
ioi
wbiJ^'T wire') the race track
c. Then
bined,—on© of-th©—former -owner© the cn© paper. Wheu « city touch. >
, ■■
o ---------imbllng bc*<dnfc in Miami, and tho
I
ltave
a,
separate
Interest
Account
in
immediately
went
to
Bradentown
es
the
Sfteen
thousand
murk,
if,
TYPHUS is miring in Leningrad,
opferotors and confidence /1 ‘ A strange \*olume o f l*eal life in the daily iiacltet of the
for the purupac of making ar- tho surrounding country is being
,
which
I
make
small
weekly
deposits.
It
formal
iy
St.
Petersburg,
one
bun
•have ht?rlv«i. and everybody the postman* Eternal love and instant payment.-—Douglass
tired tjew cases a duy, anil they rungements to publish a second; well opened un and made an asset
i_. ive ’?«. Hell i»f •a gocsl
is
the
easiest
w
ay
1
know
to
W
money.”
t. ,
nar;<** of
wep© boucht by to that dty, there la^ianolly a call
V <v~ . v / ' ' '
)
;• usually die. •;
, •v
Ik" two murdora within three
r«lcfldht.<lally
in
The
Herald.
In-,
for
o
second
paper.
Under
that
— —— — o---------------This, added to the recent flood
wlU /t)use even its* cxcit*Interest A ccounts can be opened for*
cidcntaily it may be said that The population. In these days of the.
I believe in the United States of America as a govern discourages the Russians. Thf Herald |« the outcome of a consoll* I nigh cost of production, there is
and gofnment than they did
deposits o f one dollar or more., f ,---- *
fb-^1 they cannot help, nature sent
nr day^
,
,q .
;
dution of twO papers which pre-‘ t©nHy no room for or call for ad-|
ment of thi people; by the jjoo.iie; for the people; whose ^uat thin.
Typhus,
liowever,
could
b.*
S
at. - - - O 1 1■
viously made a precarious living in dltional publications. To go a bit.
..tma;hundred nnd seven powers are derived from the consent of the governed; n no prevented by cleanliness. All that that place. *
j deeper into tho subject there ©re
Strength Service I’ rogrcas
. lias been working forty mocracy in a republic; a sovereign nation of many sovereign "i nocausary is to keep the body
many tiny communities in Florida
As mosquitoes
t perpetual raotlon states; u perfect union, on" and inseparable; established upon fro© of vermin.
Right then and there was shown today where some plucky publisher
■done carry yellow fever and man
among the people
{■ struggling ©long trying to eke
prindpljjJ o ( (reedorfb equality, justice and hum-inity laria, ao a certain less pleasant LKe.'diiqxfclticn
frown down any attempt to again out a scanty existence with a
for which American patriots sacriflcod their lives and for creature alone inoculates human overburden the city with newspa- for which there i© no excuse
;
Fold qn Savinta
junta
tunes. I therefore believe ‘t is my duty to my country to love beings with typhu*. The smallest pert, and the proponent of a new i weekly or near-weekly
‘ -'a fZ k rsdentewo i
tftn© Itself, but man It, to support the Constitution; to obey
f>l nuH
Bod 1,, th.
SOME REAL BARGAINS!
SSr u,i'
r
s
E. T. FIELD
^SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARI MILES
"I keep
t
accounts with'my
bank”
SEMINOLECOUNir
S X S S IS Z S S B S ^ ^
IK
�THETSANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY
Four M illion Dollar. Fortune L eft By m rwirwifiitr
LottaCrabtre^ to Disabled Veterans
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BOSTON, Mans., Sept, 30.—The my estate can-be put,** the testra-
MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
Phone: Rea. 425
P E R B YT E R IA N S BEGIN OBSERVANCE Mrs. Raymond Philips
OF R A L L Y W E E K W IT H VISITATION S
Entertains Friloha
Bridge Club
Starting on Monday night, the . ed to the women’s auxiliary and
11
*
Presbyterians of this city began the yoqng people’s groups.
1 ________ ■
- n.hu We.k
.Each- Wednesday night,-.«t
jdaeaday
hratlon of Women *
| Woman’s
Chib
jj(f *l"v
>: ** Ii*.&
fling Circle; hostess
ly; 2:30 p. m.
>n opening Woman’s
sc; 8:30 p. m.
lursdsy.
•- * i"
aptet- Eastern Star;
1crings wifi be the same1cut tonight,
A largo attendance is expected at
tonight’s meeting.
It was learned that op Thursday
night the deacon* of the church
will meet to lay plans for the win
ter’s work.
J,
On Friday afternoon and night
the Senior Christian Endeavor will
entertain the young people of the
church at u picnic and swimming
party'at Taint Springs. All are
expected to' meet at the church
from where they will leave at 4:30
K>r Christinn EndcaHngs; leave church nt
P. M. V
pcV Evening Bridjte)
I Ed Betts; 311 P»rk
I
|i Bridge, Palm room
(tel; hostess, S t Ag-
It was further stated that next
Sunday will bo Rally'Day nt the
Presbyterian Sunday school. All
of the members of tho church mid
their friends who do not attend
other churches are expected to at
tend this service. Those interest
ed in the young people and the
children nre especially urged to at
tend.
|Tm .
Saturday.
rprogram given by
Etc Smith; Studio of
B. Munson, 4 p. m.
(Monday
h Club; hostess, Mrs.
rOak Avenue; 4 p. m.
loTldEI
8
*•
hPr it was announced
II. A. C. Smith, of lakeland was
Bnfess meeting uf tho
ban’s Club would meet tho .guciit of friends Tuosdnv,
it 3:30 o’cloclr. Mrs.
t wishes to call each
R. E.'Pell of Lake Butler spent
Ifitton to the fact that Tuesday In the city on business,
meeting wjllbo called the guest of the Montezuma Hotel.
ii. Each inember is
quested to he there by
E. B. Randall, Jr. , isspending
*■<» *'. I- . . .- HKS.' VI," several days In Jacksonville on
business.
o Program
Glenn J. Winibish spent the past
week end in Tampa and Sarasota
looking after business interest*.
J. F. Ward, of Jacksonville, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in San
ford the guest of the Montezuma
Hotel .
,(J
H. H. Clarke of, Macon. Ga., is
spending several days in Sanford, | 17. A. Hackman of Jacksonville,
the guest of the Montezuma Hotel, with Marx Brother.) spent Tuesday
, and Wednesday among local mer
on route to Miami.
chants, registered nt the Vuldez
I Hotel.
Mr. ahd Mrs. S. (J. Ihirter and ,
children returned Tuesday from i M. P. Williams, representing
PnluLiku, where they spent u week Movies and Company, spent Tues
with relatives.
i day and Wednesday among locul
nifVcIiants, registered at tho Va!
dez Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Doerner announco the marriage on September
28, 1924 of their daughter, Mary
o (345) 6:30 musical; Ann to Harold H. Hargon
ileal, organ,
nati (423) 9-11 music
Mr. Hargon is a conductor on
ilund (390) 7 concert, the Southern Railroad and the
is News (476) 8:30 young cuupill will make Iheir fu
i; 11 vocal, violin,
ture home in Meridian. Miss.
port (484) 7 bedtime;
•a, baritone,
The friends of Mi's. Cole will
t Nevks (617) 6 News
, quartet; 9 Gold- bo glad to know she is able to re
chcstra; 10 News or- turn to her home nftcr a serious
illness at (he Robson's Sanitarium.
>rt Worth Star-Tcle>170) 7:30 concert; 9:30
Mrs. Sara Eaaterby and Miss
l^ivalry bund.
Sura Warren Easterby left Monday
Insas City Star (411) for Blacksburg, N. C., where they
B0 string >trlo; 6-7 expect to spend a month with rel
If the Air; 11:45 Night- atives.
nta Journal (429) 8
I hour"; 10:46 organ.
Ron (303) 7 program
[EAF.
folo (319) 6 stringed
icte; 6:30 new*,
licugo News (447.6) 0
B:30 orchustra; 8 gar8:16 boy scout; 8:45
Bit talk; 9:16 harpist,
■go Tribune (370) 6:30
■cert, dance, entertain-
I
Daily Fashion Hint
jpeert; 10'difnce; 11 vo
[concert,
raisville Times (400)
pcert. •"
pphts Commercial Ap■00) 8 quartet; 8:30
Irchestra.
Iw York (492) 10 a. m.
[3-10 music, children,
k, solo*, dance.
z
I York (4J6) 6:30-9
(lesson, talk dance.
lYork f455) 9 a. m.
I12-10-30 p. m. music,
reports, talks, organ,
Truth Seekers Class
Has Business Session
and Election Officers
The Truth Seekers Class of the
|M. E. Church was entertained Mon
day uf ter noon at the home of the
teacher. Mrs. C, H. Smith on Pal1metto Avenue.
After tho regular routine of Ims, ines* the nnnunl election of officers
* was held. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. II.
I W. Turner; vice-president. Mrs. II.
A. McCalley; secretary, Mrs. J.
Vaughn; treasurer, Mrs. T. K. Wilj son; teacher, Mrs. C. II. Smith.
After the election a most enjoy , able social hour was spent. Delic
ious fruit salad with sultines and
ice ten were served'by the hostess,
assisted bv Mrs. Walker, Mrs. J.
(’all Mr*. 11. L. Pei kins nt 280-W
for reservation for the St. Agnes
Bridge Pally Friday at 3 P. M.
Call Mrs. Geo. Meltory nt 530W to make reservations for Friday
afternoon. St. Agnes Guild Sub
scription Bridge.
NOTICE.
Reservations for the Bridge par
ty given Friday afternoon at the
Valdez Hotel by the SL Agnes
Guild mu’ ' be made hv catling Mrs.
U. L. Perkins at 180-W, or Mrs.
Geo. Meltory at 630-W,
SAN1TAR.Y LAYER, COTTON
M ATTRESS
The highest grade and meat popular Felt Mattresses
on the Market. Made of
;r>-, dl
m v a -c js -w B A ©
1 3 PURE LONG STAPLE COTTON
ABSO LU TELY CLEAN
This mattress will nol pack, lump or separate,
Price fer n Lintli d Time Only
fcoenro-tt (SAEia
Buick open cars niththeir
light storm-curtains.that
openandclose
doors,
are snug andcomfortable
In Tine-weather driving
there's nothin like them
Telephone 210
Rrvecdmotoring
enjoyment.
qJ
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UNTOUCH
ED FROM
FACTORY
SEATTLE. Rent. 24 — Four new
football coaches are to direct giid- 1
in n activities in the Pacific t'ouat !
and pacific Northwest confereiue,
thiy vein. '••• ’
......... .
TO YOU
■
Both Oregan schools me to have 1
hew men. Ji'i- Maddia-'. tinnier
IIKNRY T. 1IOUGKINSON, Mgr.
Where CmirteM and Service nre I'nram Hint
W hen lietter automobile* are built, Buick will build them
i Mrs. H. B. Rabun, of Lake Worth .
Iunderwent a very serious operation
at the Robson Sanitarium Tuesday.
Mrs. Rabun has many friends who
will be glad to know thut she is
doing nicely.
■>- j - 4 - } - * + + -i-4-+•:-
K * 4-+ <<-+♦+■!"}■ + *
+
++
++
+ + * + * * * * 4-+♦ + + * + * + + 1
Below we mention u few varieties of BEANS we have for
immediate delivery:
1,000 to I REFUGEE, RED VALENTINE, GIANT STRINGLESS GREEN POD. TENNESSEE GREEN POD, BOUNTI* i|
FUL and KILGORES STRINGLESS WAX.
These beans nre first class in every respect, and price*
reasonable.
KILGORE SEED COMPANY
WELAKr, IUJILDING--------------------------PHONE 248
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ R r r r r H B M a a u iB M r iH iu w a a M
Wc want ni ire fK'opIc to know (hat we sell PAN-AM'PEPPY
eline. Alsu ll\ut tve give away Rogers’ hiRli yratle silverware FREE
yen Buy gor.uline at uur liltintf stutinn.
To get you aequaintOil with us we are nuing to give away oti
Francisco (4*1), P.pr; 10 organ; IT vocal
ngfleld* (337 \ 5:30
5;40 orchestra 0:10xhastra: ihio-olo dr*rcyiaw, bedtime.rrchcsprano, violin. |
Kington (4G9) \ chil1:45 motor taik;j buri7:15 announced! 7:45
tate investment and theater opera- service rendered by odr soldiers,
tion goes to charity under the sailors and women who were in
terms of her,will which was filed the service of the Uhited States
Monday—and half of the sum goes during the late World War, and I
to form a trust fund for world war am fully aware that they can never
disabled *r »b(U»- Hnn-mlpn^
Ucccivc adequate compensation and
hotim* UILL mi.y
reward for what they have helped
for reliitivn* the actress left hun- to uccompliBh for the, /b°*lor antJ
dreds of thousands for dumb anl- well being of their country »nd
mats, newly actors and actresses, mankind,
hospitals and discharged convicts,
The, .trustees nre empowered to,
and th6 residue to graduates of aid'also any hospitals oT other or*
Massuchuictts Agricultural Col- gimicntlons performing o similar
lege.
service to veterans and are dlrectThe will establishes a trust fund 0<1 to use-the income from the fund
of $2.<V>0,000 for those men ami semi -annually,
women in the,service of the United
Inasmuch as the present and
States during the World War. who |n the Immediate years to follow
Were di'Uiblcd, maimed, wounded there will he greater occasion and
or pick and extends assistance also demand for aid and assistance than
to tfieir dependents, t
there will be ns the years go oil.
’T thoroughly believe that in the They will direct the trustees furthmaking of this particular trust, I rr to use the principal of the fund
have selected the noblest ami most if neccssnry to accomplish the purdeserving philnntluophy to which j poses of the tru^t,
Mias Katherine By ml who has
been the guest of Mr*. II. F. Whitner, Jr, left the first of the week
For Tampa, where she will spend
tho winter.
ark (405) C a. m. gym
80 a. ni.-6:15 p. m.
talk*,
*nd (312) 19 comedy;
In. dance.
maha (280 7:80 "Radio
f, talk*. • ' |
iladelphiu (395) 6:30
20 play; 9 orihestra.
delphla (609 \ 5 orchestlks; 7 recital; 9 dance,
ividenco
Cfo)
7:16
jr of Comniclre dinner,
taburgh (32<l 5:15 or[ 6:16 storyifl:30 ad-,
,:30 musical; i0:30 con-
lencctady
(38l)
6; 45
■*view; 7 choir concert;
Mrs. Raymond Phil{^« was tho
charming hostess for me Frilpha
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Elm Avenue,
Zinnias in baskets and cut glass
vases were used artistically In the
living room where the Interesting
games of bridge were’ ployed. High
score was won by Miss Florence
Henry. She was presented with a
pair of hbndsome hand painted can
dles.
j .
Delicious refreshments consist
ing of cream chicken in patties, nut
bread sandwiches, with cake and
coffee, were served.
Those present were Mr*. D. C,
Stafford, Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. Haw
kins Connelly, Mrs. W. C. Hill,
Mrs. H. F. Whltmer, Jr., Mrs. Em
mett Hunt, Mrs, Jimmy Ridge und
Miss Florence Henry.
4,000.000 estate which Miss Lotta trlx said In the will,
•
Crabtree acquired in a colorful
"I have a great pride and mlmir-
Mr. nnd Mr*. I^iramore sr>«nt
Tuesday In Sanford with Mrs.
Lara more’s mother. Mrs. Phelps,
enroute to Miami, from points in
the north wheru they, spent the
summer. They were accompanied
to Miami by Mrs. Phelps.
Mr
Larnmoro is with the firm Palmer Sizes, 34 to 42 inches bust and 10 to 20 '
and I^ramore, real estate dealers. year*. Price, 35 cents.
'mixed quar
ductaAread
Saturday, Oct. 4, 1924
One (1) Rogers Silver Spoon and
Two (2) Quarts Oil
F It E E.
To every custt mur purchnsinir five (5) gallons PAN-AM’ PEPPY’
gasoline— more jiep—more mileage and less carbon—give it a trial—you’ll
be surprised. "You can take the oil uny timo you may need It."
Hoag*' leaves Lday
* and front therlshe
smer for New
The njjlv Filling Station in the county with 100 per te;jb soft, wnlor
for your radiator and car washing.
‘
[‘ ROMPT SERVICE
Jick Torrenife,
----- LADIES'
STUDEHAKEU
rents. Mr, and Mm.
rrv(ed Tuesday afft
few Fork atpl win
er in Sanford.- Mr,
rronce have manvford who will vreli dris winter.’*M' -
REST
ROOM
n
•
.•.••Vj N
CHEVROLET
SALES AND SERVICE
The additional profit
assured by. feeding1
•SANFORD, FLORIDA,
RED COMB
FOR
Automqbijes an
'Jsnts, uny^makc.
is one of the best Investments
the poultryman can make.
Remember th? date, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 4th
r . ■v tv ;*
s
/v3
F R E B ------------TW O Q UARTS OF OIL----------
FREE
NEXT TO FIRST NATION
PHONE 94„ NO
la ttu iiH M ia in H iiu M i
�*I >IWJ*
®Aia>.WBI>
TH ESAN
eives Boston In Seventh
Plhce By’ >VInfi!iff
Over the Senatora
Senators* Premier Hurler
1.7*10
Sensational Victory o f
Senators Stirs. En
thusiasm in Series
to Very High Pitch
■. ■... "B A .*■
1
W all S treet H as
Becom e Interested
John McGraw, the “ Little Nnpoleon,” Will Match Skill
With Strategy and Fight of
.
Ambitious “ Bucky” Harris
Nation’ s Capital A g o g
W ith Excitement as
Team on W a y Home
Li;,
N EW YORK, Oct. 1.— Wnshlngtem’e aensatloncl victory in tho
,
. American League has stirred bascI
ball fandom to unpredwented enthusianm In the fight which thu
Senators will start for the world’s
6'\thntnpK»i»htp with tho New York
.
Giants next Saturday in 'the na1
. tionnl capital.
i
Officials of each club, after n
i , long conference Tuesday with Com
missioner
Kenncsnw Mountain
jI
T -X a n d lt,
disclosed that they are
•’
being flooded with requests for
|’
reservations
from all parts of
|.v
the country.
The Commissioner,
I
Who conferred with
President
H
Charles' A. Stonchnm, of the
I,
Giants
and Secretary
E. B.
|:
■/'Lyons, Jr,, of the Senators to por■ feet arrangements for the scries
also voiced his opinion that "tin?, ,. paralleled interest is being shown.”
teffT
...Only, the fact tliat Washington’ *
. 1 American League nark is unable
to match tho capacity of the Yunkec Stadium will prevent the shutfey' ■ tering of the records for nttendy , ( ancc and receipts established in the
million dollar aeries of 1923, of(J“
ficlals
declared.
Commissioner
y _‘ Landis displayed characteristic ehthusinsm over tho prospect for the
i . aaxiea which for the first time since
he bet'nine diamond dictator will in
volve a club outsido of New York.
’’ ,
lie left Washington Tuesday aft
ernoon to take) part in the home' -coming celebrotion planned in the
capital for tho Senators today.
Wall Street’s interest in the forth
, / [ coming baseball classic wns shown
;
Tuesday ,in reports of wagering on
’>
the outcome, with even money gonvv •* ernlly prevailing. Several wagers
'W cti# ‘ reported, hbwcvef, with tho
jv*
Senators us slight fuvorites in one
H-V » instance, f t ,800 to $1,500 being o f
fered and quickly covered on the
;*
basis they would win. With Walter
Johnson elated to twirl the first
game for Washington, several bets
wero made nt three to two that he
would lend the American Leaguers
a
to victory.
Meanwhile, the hoards r,f strut
V
egy of both teams are mapping
■*:
out their campaigns.
While thu
Senators generally are credited
*u with' possessing the more formalable hurling corps, built uround
.
:„tbo .veteran Johnson, Giant sup
■ ■ porters bciievo McGraw will have
'
unexpected strength in the box.
They point out that the Senators'
.
mound stuff slmwill unmistukable
- signs of strain in the closing
i weeks of the American League
race when the club'A , batting
r, | strength pulled it through, where
ns tho Giant hurlers—chiefly
Nelif, Bentley, WOuillau urn!
' •
Barnes— finished with impressive
* exhibitions when everything wan
at stake,
.I’art of McGraw's plans, it was
1 x^ n dicfted Tuesday, involve uau of a
* i vatlAVulhla 11Hull It (iirntliul l tin *Vluii .
a
■ijiitching ha fnecs. Although lit*
vI*Iiub not announced his final di-cmjf|lon. It la buliovcxl tho (Hunt chief4a4akn. pla«s -U* tuts 1'rny »n first
base and Gdorge Kelly,” regular
•first sucker, In center field uguim-t
*. right handed twirling, with the
,i' '- •♦nsational youngster. Hack VVil
1
1 _ - —
1—
t_
Mi- I I
tttl
. ..
. 4.
f .
..
With the probability that Heime
Ortth’s TwisAni knee will not be in
ahape, McGraw is grooming Lindatrom, 18 year old Chicago school
boy, to start the series ut third.
yTne umpiring ataff for tho eerwas completed Tuenduy.whcn
Heydler named William Ji Klein
Ernest Quigley to represent
the .National League.
President
Jbhnson of tho American League
had selected Tommy Connolly and
William Dlneen.
*
< . BAILEY BEATS MIDDLETON
!
1ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.— BUI
f
i
,
was given a newspaper decision
over Jack' Middleton, Jacksonville,
F|«„* licht-bcwvyweight champion,
lit their* lb 'round bout here last
(tight. BtUey punished Middleton
ereiy and outfought him
>. H a l^ Mjanta UglMk^avyweight,
saw
_ _ _ _ _
jim m y m u r r a y getb
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,A». DRGIHION OVER HERRING
' JACKSONVILLE, Oct. I^JIro
my^MutnO. oF.AtUpUc, City was
•Ivon a referee a decision over
fs a d ’’ Herring of Louisville at the
conclusion of « 10 round bout here
, FranWe Moran of New
gs an easy winner oyer
of Savannah in an 8
McGraw, known as the "Master
Mind” and the "Little Napoleon",
will match the experience that has
carried’ him to 10 pennants in the
past 20 years, four of them in n
row, against the fiery leadership of
“ Hueky Harris,’ '' youngest of all
pennant winning pilots, Inspired by
triumph in his first year at the
helm.
,
Harris "Ambitious Youth.”
Last year McGraw was beaten in
u struggle heralded ns a test be
tween his “ master mind” and
“ bruta force,” us typified by Babe
Ruth nnd the slugging Yankees.
This year "ambitious youth” will
try to outwit the "master mind."
Harris, who will not be 28 un
til November 8, has but five years’
major league experience. McGruw
has led the Giants into the fray
since 1920. lie was a playing star
on the famous Baltimore Orioles
in the 9l)s before Harris wns bos n
at .Port Jervis, N. Y., in 1896.
McGraw directs bis athletes
from the bench. Me is credited with
deciding every pitch his (wirier*
throw, and directing all moves on
the attack. Harris leads his men
from a post in the thick of the fray,
Moth Inspire Aggressiveness.
Ability to inspire aggressiveness |
is a characteristic shared by belli Alterations Art* Designed to m i" ih<
managers. McGrow’s clubs nlwnys
Speed Up G am e; T r v -lo r
have been known for their fighting
qualities, partictilarly under fire,
Point ( ’hanged fo n t Five lo
, m ,
while Harris lias hud his men bat
The
Three - Yard
Line »
i,<>.4
tlllig with unquestionable spin)
• • • ii i < Iijt '<iiiii
.
.
i
, \;,uU. in
throughout one nf the hottest cam
NEW YORK, Si-pi. :in. Several
il 1,1
paigns in history
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Harris, who was bought fiom the radical chaili'e- in football rule-,
p'-nii
Buffalo club in I'.H'.i, at a reported decided upon last winter by grid- I
price of only $4,(Hill, is a reliable iron milbnrities, will lie in effe, I
' 1
fielder and dependable batter. HI* [ during the coutlng season which
gels into full swing the end o f i ,l
’
chief assets, however, have not |September.
ningc In
b e e n lbs playing ability, but Ihej
f 'h l e f a m o n g d ia n g e s are those
‘ ' 11,1
manner in w lijcti be has worked
wonders with a supposedly medio a b olish in g kicking teen, barring !,n 1 l!
'passive in te rfe re n ce " on the screen
Hl' " IV
ere team, one of the darkest horsetmss. s h iftin g
I he
trv for-point , ,
that ever drew first under th e ,
fio in the five to the three yard |''
American League wire.
line and oth er nllcralionN designed
Harris Replaced Ibish.
to speed up the g am e
He succeeded Donnie Hush at the
nummary of changes follows . ’
start of i tie season, his selection. A
In Rule I, Sect inn .1, the coin
'
being made at the eleventh hour bv miltee has added il- appioval to ,a
Clark Griffith, and turned a pen the no called "o ffsi'l" goal posts 1j1' 1
nant winner out of virtually the j so that either sliuighl line posts *' ,<l.'
kiiiiii1 matciial that just managed j1. r offsets are legal.
’ h'
to get out of the second division in
In Rule 3, Section 3, there is an ' , ' i
the closing of last season.
answer to the geiieially inciean
'l,.‘ '" ,
Harris shares the fruits of vie ing complaint that <ertain stiff |"
.
tory with his great pitcher, Wullei shoulder guards and protectors .
11 '
Johnson, who plnyetl a major part were ilangerous.
The committee |
in the.triumph with,one of the best has legislated that shoulder guards '
,l'.
seasons o f his long career, hut the must he paddeil outside us well us [
.
fighting spirit of the younger inun inside und cleats must not be I"
tiger instilled into his club prob- dangerously sharp, and has urged i
nhlv was the most decisive fa c all officials to relenll usjily tmfum* V rO O C
tor.
every phase of the rule relating to
Harris broke Jritn tpi.-elmll with equipment.
the Pittston, Pa., club in 1915. Hu
Under Rule 6 comes the eliminu- ]
Went to Detroit at the opening of lion of teen. All tegs are swept I f ' l l v
the next season and cloned the year uul of existence, hut on place-kirk
at .So anion, l’u. The) Muskegon, I player may hold the hall on the
.Mali.. Norfolk, - Va, and Buffalo ground fur the ktckoi. The ball iRu .1l
duhs Ihen claimed his services he not kicked o ff from the middle of <d I:
fore lie rame to \Vnshtngtoii.
the field instead o f fiom the 46- •' > <
yard line. Section il has been «!- "in
.
•mod so tlurt any part of the piny
i
er’s |K-rson being out of hound- •’
i on nts Jitnt the same as the foot, toting n
Under Rule 9 the committee ha- mg lodg
practically placed shift play- in i >.;l
(he hands of officials by legislating ii".otl
that players must come to an ah ' i igld or
solute
sto|) and remniii stationary and clot I
T o k lO , Scpjt. 30,— Tho low Osl
Galliiu
imjnt known <>n the earth's crust, in their new positions sufficiently
llm deepest known trench in thu long lix prevent any doubt in the |spoke h
ocean, lies about 145 miles south- minds of the officials as to the name ai
next day
cast of Tukio. Thin dlcsovtyy, made legality o f the play.
Rule 1(1— The 5-yutd line ban httb He
rurently by the Japanese naval sur been changed to the 3-yard lino on u pun ,,
vey ship Munsbu, has been an
a try-for-point after touchdown.
wan tilh
nounced by the naval authorities.
In Rule 14 is the eviden t- uf the while tli
The new "deep” measures 32,636 committee's desire to speed up the -"ith mo
feet, or more than six miles. It
game und prevent unnecessary and few day:
exceeds by 648 feet tho hitherto unreasonably delays. The official u i,tt, r,
greatest ocean depth, the famous
may urbiUtrily call jUme whenever spclhd,
Mnriunne Xtench in which the Uni he thinks u team is unreasonably
**Vour
ted States tiuvui shijt Nero in 1899 delaying putting the ball in play
..y
found 32,088 feel off the east coast nnd may warn them or penalize
,
I .
{ a **
t
# cauHtHi t
of the Island of Mindanao in the .them.
In the casts uf culling uf
\
Philippines.
time for ttubutitulionti or for other t
.
The Mansltu's “deep" apparently rcamms which uppeur to the u f-j#iin
.
lies at tho bottom of u precipitous flciai to bp with the intent of P ' " *to<k
declivity descending xtautply about lengthening the game, be may ln -r100 miles from the igutheantern atruct the timekeeper not to stop
coast uf the main island Of Japan. the waUh but . let Utnn run OR. , w ,.r ,
Captains may now
that Unto
in the discovery lies in tha’ aeU'mic Imj called four times in each half, tb® vRi
pupslbllltleafiM this trench-so Mohr but th«Tfinally for a greater num- meeting
thylr coasts. Tha sharpnoss with her of requests has been increusod Kxccutiv
which thu ocetui bed plunges, a feW
miles from Japan lx held by alien- t* I » VR u ir u T the screening of the J“ k.#onv
tlstx to be a corltribtltijig, fcartt* to forw aoi pass has been checked hjr '*6vis of
the severe curthcjoskes Which visit a ruling that ineligible players the cortu
this part of thwesuntry, •
m ust keep nut o f the way of the Qr this <
Deepest P o i n t In
Ocean Found Near
Ea s t Coast Japan
WILL VOTE ON
BON US ,nRkc the t£sa, o!»e they are liable
.
.
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to * penalty for - Interfering with
I CANAL POINT.
_______ Oct. 1.—-An tKa,dvfensive'side’s opportunity to
election wlU be held here on Oct. reach the ball. The field Judge
talifu'd freeholders in and umpire both are to watch vioipt-No. 1 will vote on
a$50,(KH)
Issue proposed to [ ,MR°iUe 17 putVuilop tib ^treccivequipment} er of tho forward pars running out
for school buili
grounds, of bound* and then coming back
7 .’ .
U’lidtnjt lo any buiBifIHrtliat tniy
its itocwuury ip eetuifng' uotwJpr
the Ih nuH ratic .ticket 1o- the "Me*
vember election.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.— Boston finish
' RICHMOND, Va., Oct 1.— "I
ed
in seventh place Tuesday by
didn’t win the pennant, but I had
beating
the pennant winning Wash
ithe consolation of kicking the Yan
kees out of the race and— I got ington Senators, 13 to 1, In a game
quite a kick out of that," Manager which showed that the latter har
Ty Cobb, of tha Detroit Tigers, said bored no grudge against Boston for
here last evening While discussing having delayed tho finish by taking
baseball in general and the Ameri the .first of the^final series here.
can League season Just closed in Niek AJtroek, Washington'* downcoach, delighted the fans by hold
particular.
>
"We told tho Washington club we ing the home teams to 1 run while
were pulling for.them, ’ Cobb add he had possession of the. mound
ed, "but that we were going to beat for the two final innings and then
them if we could, and also the Yan
kees. As you. know we won five he capped the day by scorihg the
out of the six from tho Senators lone Washington run after hitting
and the Yankees and finished the a "remarkable" three bagger, j.
season by winning 18 of our last
The score:
R. II. E.
3 games. At the closo of tho cam Washington 000 000 010— 1 0 7
paign we were playing the best Boston ...... 101 40601*— 13 10 0
ball in the American League.”
Altrock, Speece nnd Hargrave,
Cobh came here direct from Chi Tate, Rue!; Ehmkc, Ferguson and
cago where the Tigers closed tho O’Neill.
, .
i
season in third place. Today he is
to go to Sandy Point, King William
county, where he will hunt ns the
guest of Richmond friends. Return
ing Friilny, the great manager and
greater plnycr, plans to go to Wash
NEW YORK. Oct. I.—Tho an
ington where he says he will root
for the Senators to win their first nual meeting of the Baseball
Writers Association of America
two games of the world series.
"You may quote me ns saying will bo held next Thursday morn
that if Walter Johnson pitches on ing at 10:30 o'clock, in the hotel
Lieb,
a dark day he will show the Gianis Commodore, Frederick G.
something thnt they haven’t seen president of the organization an
often,” Tyrus remarked: “ I won't nounced last night.
Press headquarters, Lieb an
attempt to pick the winner because
so many tnmgs can happen in u nounced will be established at the
short series, but I'm pulling for Commodore during the New York
Washington. Thev are imbued with games of the world’s series. Press
the competitive spirit and they'll tickets for three games will be
fight hard. Their victory over the distributed there next Monday
Yankees is one of the biggest morning between 0 and 12 o'clock.
things in baseball history and will |
help the game. They will he tough i Rickard
Lost $5,000
lo beat next year."
Speaking of his own cluli Cobb |On Firpo-Wills Fight
said: "W e will be dangerous next J
TRENTON, N. J., Oct. 1.— Tex
season.'’
On the hunting trip this week Rickard lost $5,005 in promoting
the Detroit manager will use a gim the Wills-Firpo fight in Jersey
presented to him in Philadelphia City, according to a statement filed
nine years ugo. On the stock is a Tuesday with State Comptroncr
silver plate bearing the inscription: Newton Bugbee, who nlso is state
"Presented to Ty Cobb, world's athletic commissioner. Totnl expen
greatest baseball player, by his ditures os set forth were $467,855
I hiladelplua
friends, June
15, and tile total income was $462,850.
Fir no received
$156,211 as his
it* i r..*'
share of the receipts and Wills
$150,000.
The federal tax was $46,285 ami
the state tnx nil equal amount.
A D I O — sweeping the country —
daily gains new devotees by
thousands.
*v.
R
Chesterfield—matching Radio’s swift
rise — is gaining thousands o f new
smokers every day. Such popularity is
never an accident. It can’t just hap
pen—it must be deserved.
Chesterfield has came up fast be
cause m en k n ow , by C hesterfield 's
better taste, that herefia real super!,
ority— of tobaccos and blend!
Such popularity
must be deserved
“ For Sale nt Less Than Building Cost,"
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L ocation
South MagnoliaxAvenue, in one of 8u/
Lest residence sections.
Five spacious rooms, and sleeping
Hardwood.
Specially treated plaster, artistically fini
■!
C losets
One in each bedroom, brobm closet,
closets, linen closet, built-in ironing hi
Brick fireplace, tile henrth, specially d
to show furniture at its beat.
Built-in bath, medicine, cabinet, nil
exceptionally good.
Includes garage, sidewalk, electric fixl
new indoor screens.*
I P you appreciate Che nicer things wh
l r to make a house h HOME, please ci
allow us to have the pleasure o f ahowii
the HOME BEAUTIFUL.
OR IF YOU PREFER
A\]|7 of our salesmen will call oh you
U ltL
will phone 48.
P . C o n n e lly & So
108 M AG N O LIA A V E N U E
Try A Herald W ant Ad For Resui
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SAVE DELAYS A N D INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR W ANT
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Real Estate'
Advertising
D ally Herald
•AD R A T E S
Wanted
Building1 Material
Rooms For Rent
Houses For Sale
Houses For Rent r
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YOU HAVE INVESTED
MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general FOR SALE— Large, roomy bunga FOR RENT—Two well furnished FOR RENT— 0 room house. Weil
housekeeping rooms. $20.00 per
located. Inquire A. P. Connelly
low. Completely furnished with
Perhaps thousands of dollars in
cement. work, sidewalks, build
»<
Crate Material, Fertiliser, nnd ing blocks Irrigation boxes. J. B. up-to-date furniture. This house month, 312 East Fifth.__________ & Sons, Magnolia Avc.
Terwlllcger, Prop.
; »
____ was built for a home. Located on NICELY furnished bed room. Pri- FOR RENT— 0-room hooae. dose
Farm. Implements.
Mngnolia Ave. between Twelfth
vats home. J. R. Adams, cor.
THIS INVESTMENT SHOULD
in, -fine location. 209 E. 6th St,
Lumber anil-Building Material
nnd Thirteenth Streets. Very best Oak nnd 11th St.
BE PROTECTED
Carter Lur\t
FOR RENT— 6 room house, cio ^
location in Sanford. Will acll for FOR RENT— 2 or 3 unfurnished
Insure with
565
N. Laurel'!
in. Box L. E. care Herald.
$9,000.00 furnished; $2,000 cash.
A. V. CONNELLY & SONS
rooms. W. T. 8. care Herald.
FuR
RENT— Five room cottage on
108 MagnoPa Avc.______ Phone 48 IIILL. LUMBER CO. House of Balance in terms very easy to han
Wouldn’t
FOR RENT— Rooms.
paved street. Apply 300 French
dle.
Seo
W.
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Rumnle
nt
First
Seryktt, Quality and Price.
WANTED— Roofing or small re
you be able to us* the money se Ave.
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National Bank or call phone 207
pair jobs. Tell me your wants.
cured by renting that vacant room FOR RENT— 5 room bungalow;
and
make
appointment.___________
W. S. Lyon, 703 West 0th.
now going to waatb? Thera are
605 Elm Ave. Apply Roberta
FOR RENT— Five-room bungalow, many persons looking for places to
Cars For Sale
WANTED—Santoro nu&lness men
Grocery Store. ________
centrally
located.
Apply
001
stay. Help take care of them and '
who are In need ot competent
Park Ave. Phone 224.
help should rend tfca classified
not only mako money but assist ih
Lost and Found .
“ Hupmoblle”
page of The Herald. There’s no F,OR SALE^-One
keeping people in Sanford. Phone
touring. P. A. Mcro, Wight FOR RENT— One 5-room cottage 148 and give your ad over tho tel
reason for sending out-of-town for
help when there is probably just Brps. building.
$15.00 per month. Apply to Mrs. ephone. Use The HeraM for quick LOST— Solid gold cuff linka With
tho person you want in the city ___________
service.
____
monogram ”J. M. H.” cither on
II. D. Durant, Lake Mary, Fin.
FOR RENT— 3 rooms for light First Street or at depoL Return
WANTED— Children unde, school voT im of AKPI.ICATIO.V F o i l
age to prepare mid year term.
housekeeping. Comer of Elm to 508 Myrtle Avenue or call Fhone
Ifled ml* hav* the largest circu
TAX llKF.1) IMIF.II RRrTION 0TB
lation In
S outhweitern
ijeorgl*.
9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Mrs. Mitchell,
o r T i m (iFMCIU I. KTATIITKS in Hemlnoln County, Florida, l o Ave. and 3rd S t, 317. Phone 145.
Rat* t o fS -w o rd ) tin*.
FOR RENT— Cottage. J. Musson. 711 Park Ave.
o r TIIll RTATi: OK F l.O lllD A ...... wit:
437-W,________
I.nt 41 Tier f\ Boutti Sanford. Th*
ADVERTISE, iTi the Journal-HerWill
Not Ice Is hereby given that C. sold land helug nsseesed at the data FOR KENT— Nice rooms.
ald. South Georgia’s greatest feet,
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Apartments
Hchtill*. purchaser of Tax O r t l - nf tho Ifiumnrv o f such ecrUflrale
thence North I so feet,
on the
consider giving meals. 817 West
fb-ate No ho . diiiwd ilie 5th day of In the name of Dnknnwp.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Bnutli side of mink «r (\Vun«v ranni.
Help Wanted
First S t ___
•lunr A. D. 1911. has riled mild cer- j
Unless said certificate* shall ho
For Rent
weekly and Sundnv Classified rates ( ,," ' n7 ’ along the Smith side ,.f k.«i<i
In ....
my office
and____
ha* ____
tnado I redeemed according to law tnx deed FOR RENT Desirable furnished
LOCAL representative, man of * 11finite ...
___ _____
}«• f « Jjn«.
JournalV l . W . r . K ' clean-cut character, with eo o d ! application for I I I deed to Issue In will Issue thereon on the Ith d a y ,
o r unfurnished b edroom at 210
Herald, Waye—
* Georgia.
—
■
aycrosa,
' each of .........
you lu> nnd* npimt
before
of October, a TV I9J4
PnrkAvo,
Inquire “ Roynl Ice APARTMENT FOR RENT—One
credentials, wanted to represent -------------’l " ----wUh ! * w- ...................
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! our said 4'lrciilt Court nt the Court
\A ttness my official nljrnntiiro anil I n
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TO RLAC.li tho prosperous farm-. House nt Hanford. Kiorid'i
- - __ fid I hit*
seal this the SSth day ot August. A. — 1nn< 4-°.
3 room and one 2 room apartf
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Mhral,
ora and fern growers of Volusia 3Tit ilny nf Niivomlior, A. l> 1U24. t«•
r io r u m , realty corp ora tion . W e mde ei.uuiy. Florid*, t o .w i t : i.,>t* D 1914.
mont. Apply 300 French Av*,
mnkc
nrmwi*r
to
thv
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rn
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of
( Heal)
K A DOUni.AP.
county advertiso ip- the DcLarni complaint «®xhIMt»nl nbeit Ir$»t you iukI
FOR RENT— One room, furnished.
want a man o f sale ability, w h o ] ** n,"l 16, Florida l.and ft Cotonlsn«’ lrrk Circuit Court. Seminole
Dally News, rato 1c per word, cash ouch o f you hi thin rnuift', othcrIj»dy lodger.
V’ ery reasonable. FOR RENT^— Four room apart
is liig enough m entally to earn ,lnn 1 “ *
to Ruulh s*n t'ounty,
Florida.
ment with bath, unfurnished.
tl,«
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ford
w Ihi* (Irnecu jiro confi^ii.* ultl hr
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with order.
the hig returns that aceru*e
Ily A. M. \VKICKS. D. C.
The -wild laud ln-liiB nsaensed nt
Water, lights supplied, $35.00
rntrrrit nmiltutl you unit rjirh «»f
from earnest e ff o r t .
W rite to •he date of the Issuance of such
A LITTLE VI ANT AD in The you. unlrl til 11 nf c«mifihiint tu*tn« to
month. Mrs. Alex Vaughn, Phono
our local box number, c a re o f cert ith ine In the nnmc of Unknown.
T \ \ IIKUU I'NIIKII SUCTION BTS
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lillr to the lirrrlnhrforr th>Herald will bring you big re <|tllf*l
of t iii : fSKMtHAC, HTATVTKH ! DR RENT— Nicely furnished bed- 323-J.
scribed hinitM In tin* complnlnmit
this
pnoer,
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nge
selli
That
c
Schulir.
nurchsscr
of
Tax
sults. Advertise those old articles
It
i»nti*rri| tlint tlilit rU ill-ni hr
o k t i i m n t A Tit OP f i . o u i D A .
I room in privntc house, will rent FOR RENT—4-room
fumlahcl
ing experience,
u ’ 19£I. has m
'a
you have sioied away and have, pti til IhIi nS oner rnrh wi-rh for four
. 1, .. , , .. pn-sent
,
. address
,
.
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of Juno,N"v
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Died
Notice .* hereby given ttmt ( ' K j cheap to Indies only.
210 Holly
apartment.
All conveniences,
amt
nth
et
del
nils
o
f
in
terest.,
s-ud
,
,
niu,.Hio
in
my
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ho*
In
tho
Hiiivfotil
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of
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no use for. A little Ihirty-eent nil r,n,L,L,‘i^."M.v''.. ”..
and garage. 117 Lnurcl Ave.
Uu x V. C. V.
ii ppllcat Ion for tax deed to f No. TI. r!it vi«1 1Air> A|h (If!y mf June. '
ing you several dollars. &"n7,!?,. V m
may bring
X r ”:r
Comity. Fiorina i w i i - m - n
I
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FOR
RENT—Two-room apartment
Rhone 148 and
a representative
witness my linn.I m.d soul .-f snht w Art 1 Ell —Aggressive
c
i represen. ..
i cert iili-ar,. emhrnce, the follow in g In my tifTtcs ana nns mad* nppllcs- K n T K 'K o r
t m u tT lo v rn u
neatly furnished, 310 West Third
will ca ll to see you.
f circuit court on till* the Ttth day
l a t n e in S anford and Vicinity, .ten n ..-.i ,.,.,,.,.riy siiunird in Hem- Una for tax deed Ui Issue In accordT i V ii- n
. . . Street.
selling patented house, weather Inoh- •■unity. Klorldn. to.w it:
ance with law. Held certtflcsle emI w V ..* ttiw in l.
____________ ___________________________
FLORIDA— UUl.ANDO— Orlando! Hp,,,r^rT,b,,r' A ,!' / ' ( ! , i n ;,.ASs
"™ 5 T T ,8> FOR RENT— 2 furnished room
strip product o f A ir-Seal Products '
Lot* 21 and IS. Flnridn l.uml ft- brace, ibe fo l l o w !„« de.cribe.i pm- | "!'• J ' 1*
rir-rk nf Ihv (‘ Irctilt Uiiiiri f*»r
mornng Sentinel; largest clnssi-1
party
situated
In
Seminole
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t
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.,
Till Jinllcl.il I'lfc’ iitl In n hd
Co. Protection ex clu sive territory. !
''•■nu>snv'. a.iiiltlon u. i l „ ri,.a
apartment S o small c h l l M g
Notice Is hereby given thst K. It.
fled business, rate 1c n word, min
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mrf. Purchaser
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T..x Crrtlflrnte
rertlflcate I 70*3
imunt B4c cssh with order.
bln.
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f ***ii ii I'ri tincaiu i ti tin onme uf . M M HmHIi’t Tli Art! ffulullY I*inn hn I N.», I 3i. doled the Tib day nt- June. F O r R E N T — F urn U hcd a partm en t.
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Hath nnd f^arnRc.
Apply 107
glints, Go.--Augusta’s greatest .i n n s ' *; m :<*n a u i »y ,
1 Tit it i ’ Hi’hii11*, iuu' cIn"‘ i«r nf Tux s *;„ s «•rnInoI»* f'nii nIy 11•*«**ir*1r. Tti w’ in my offli’n d ml Aihh rimde appllrn4
lull fur l a x ilrerl tn lamie In nr- West Ninth Street.
S m|tclViir fur I'vifniilifi Inn fit
Male
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charge. 10c per line, minimum Hi pl 2 4, Orl I. * lf». 22
E xtra $5(1 m on th ly; no selling, *ul(f ci f MHculf In mv t*fti*** ,unl Iihn 11a»• nuiiii* of Fnkno\iri
Crilnm* mild f*mlirni’c,x iiu* fnllowlmr df»f*i'rll»ed
30c.
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no cnnvnsNihg; positively no in vest in i U. .1M|ih< Hl 1i*tl fnr l,*X iIfi i I Ih in
X OTICK
it t11riciii *• mAwiIA i*** rt**lt*'nii’»l ho - I pro|**»riy nltUliti'd In Sr in l no In co u n
ed porches nnd gnrngc. Owen, 914
I fniii r,i1»l»* IIf - i «I t»f I’ minlN
S.i IiI until Iiu* to
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ment; em ployed people preferred, *in- It: hi' coii Ihtit’i* u lift J im
TAMPA MORNING TRfl»lMK— FOR SALE— Five lots on Sanford
Send In your subscription to the
Heights, $750.00 each for quick
ih In Advance
Tribune or hand it to your jo?nl sole. Terms. Phone 6& or 107-J.
dottier eo you can road Eloridn’s
ada. 'will v » **>greatest newspaper.
Ohc year. HERE IT IS— A bargain. Home
patrons r t d e * l 18
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months
14.00,
threo
months j or investment. 75x100 lot, brand
f Imarcilntrlr l * »
f AOO’. If you deaire’ $1,000 Insure {
A eH™ m. ho.u^ , thoroujihly
l i t * tin*
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streets, eight minutes drive,
. B*t ft lift* order.
($1,500.00 ensh.
. *o ft lift*
. 4* « tlae LEARN ABOUT Voile County and FOR H0ME-—A snap, for rent 15
T r p * d ju b t« above
Lakeland, through th* StareTelsto 20 per cent interest on invest
gram. Best advertising medium in
d i ( H ar* fo r con- 'South Florida Published mornings, ment, besides tha $1,000.00 rise in
fr you'll soli for next wider,
i i * rt Inns.
o f k v * r « « * length i Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
lire Sanford Development Co.,
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OHIO— -Xcriif.. Make your Bales
i i s r f i ido for Brat
through tho Xdnia Garette, FOR
“ SALE—
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Lots 30. 31 and 32 in
•Inir t* restricts^ to
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
Palm Hammock. Consisting of
aasu Icatlou.
district. Want ad and display 20, 65 acres. For price nnd t*»rnv»
nr I* msda Ths 8anaddress owned W. W. Brock, P. 0.
rates on rcquosL
_ wilt be reaponalbl*
1* Incorrect Insertion.
COLUMnua ir,«.> Mtnnrn—cia*a- Box 843, M.aimi.
K
»er, fo r subsequent
, Th* o ffic e should be
^mediately In Cftft* o f
knvKttTiaBO*, repreaen»*lls* thorliUr with rate*, rule*
Icatlon. will * lv e you
information.
Ana If
they will aaalat you In
Dur want *d to tnak*
stir*
ITWAT KOTICJk
* ahould « l v e their
oatufflce address aa
fn.tr phone number If
reaults. About one
o f a thousand ha* a
and th* others can't
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you unlear
your address.
■tlftftftftee IICRT be
person nt The Bas
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d 's n n lln not Telift.
Bsrrtc*.
Prompt, E fficient
tiscellaneous
For Sale
FARM
on sand-clay
Res w os t o f L o n g wood.
Ralf on high ridge land
ice In flo w in g well dis-
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$d m splendid cu ltivation ;
tincl. Thousands o f Maine peo
[ider cultivation with a
ple ure inturestpfl in Florida prop
II and ready to Bubire riy .
Reach them
th rough
the
rge modern 7 room
Rate card on a rp lica Hw water works, plumb- Sentinel.
f ion.
lures, ou thouses, tenant
REACH C O U N T Y — The
ig e . COO tw o y e a r old P A L M
scene o f stupendous development
Inge trees, 20,000 sour
o f them ready to bud. Rend about it in the Palm Beach
Sample co p y
sent on ref o r dairy and poultry Post.
rice
$16,000— on e-third ! finest.
Ice on terms. L ake Jc.s- T A M P A , F L O R I D A — T a m p a Daily
sO.. Inc., L ong wood, Fla.
T im es, the g re a t
home daily,
per
word,
minimum
E— W o lf G ra y Germ an rate P . i c
)p s from im ported slock. ch a r g e 2fic cash with order. W rite
30.00; Males, $50.00. F. for com p lete rate card.
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l*KVKI.nrFltS ATTENTION—PenMt. Dora.
d * * 9 n n d Iu. I l l o c k O. A. I> i M yrtle Avc.
foliuw ihr 111orfnii on
tin- lilt <1.«5 of OctnlM*r,
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I-nlw L*t .*4, Hi a; .is Mini .V* Flof
Mi'ii I t Ii Am 1tli* .'ti'li il.il of A UK Uhl, Amin*; roixl'NRPii
at tlir date <»f tti«* I TAX IIRKI) IMIF.II f t l i m O N STS
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Notice Is hereby given that Henry
Cnu mI \, FI nr Ail i
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r’o r quick sale.'1
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k use. M a n a g er W estIl> A M W E EK S, D C.
misrera o f the St. Lucio Inlet
the ’ ’G a inesville Sun.”
M IA M I. Oct. 1
B egin ning N o htnu'llnii . f lt‘ . . I .i 11*iif FA « Dirt
pfurinj; o f i’Otlfilril -Mull tTi'Wi III
i!*' i’mu nl * I It ii nl n f *i \*if
I f.r <*i.in ri' i **•in i! »•r nf A ^ i Ini 11 ui i* « Himlit'
district fo r Oct. 28. The funds are
l.i! Iii I("M n m 11*-n Siiiv «*v nf an work fin j>lx .lifferen l pr<*jL'ct., it
A D V E R T I S I N G g e ts results i f It vem ber 19, the Clyde Line will iu
nf |||«« Nt ii t *• nf K’Inf IIIii
Hep's teeth g r o w more acurce. nropored for tho deepening of the
hill f *< Shii AhI ! Tin* muId hi ml is .stated.
Funds for the work
reaches potential buyers.
P s- u n g u la te weekly Milling!' from New
I* s r t Vi ■i Ju«*l It » i* nf t Ai»- Hu I'I 1’ ftu- , n*1i111
••* ku*4 RkJti
,1I Ml* 4]«« t!" Ilf lit**
I'bii'Mgo dentists in session find o t. I.uric inlet so as to make It
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Ifunu* nri? nf miiii r» rMfllAi’ii!«• In Mi*« are ft part o f the $1,010.000 luunl more wom en w ea rin g false teeth.
navigable f o r large vesaela.
Fur f-wn 14.111mm! t 'mu m i«i*l m! i«*i j* I II
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an industrial and a g ricu ltural sec- rs received by I1.. G Sewhell, pre**i
i.fhiie Jibssf il severnl weeks ago.
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AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. nnd announerti by him. I he steum- 1nfi.il ! »|i*i i i*’t nf tin* Hi ill*?
of J11nr, A I) 11*21. linn nI« *1 Mnltl
Johns County is reached through siiiph A pach e nnd A ra pa h oe have > Ulu
In my nfTU’**, a mt h«n
» n«* M* inli**r *»f tlm
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|aut8 .about 150,000, the St. Augustine Evening Record. been designated for this service ' |{iF«»r
G A I N E S V I L L E , Oct. I. John
ituiil** n}i|i|It*<illoti for tux (ifi'il 14»
|iifsi iiiullvi h nf tliu Slate i>( , inn
intu
Honor
tin tirr with low
S hAiI Henry L ogan lift* been unaiiiimm and
the
sailings
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lie
every
Wed
Quick
results.
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word.
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♦■It Ifir ii t *' rlnitnii rv tin* follow IllK l\ elected president o f the senior
nesdny from both New ^ ork and
Sample copy on roauest
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Mialni, it i* stated
T he south
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hound vessels will, for Hu*^ pre*
I ...4 I t l t. ' b l t i s i . Ms R u r v r ) ..r nn ' " i s y e a r . L o g a n i s c a p t n i n - e l e - f
For ATniii't’utAnt: Atlr*rriu>. t*iiuitty
in
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c n i i n r . enl stf'P at Charleston, S. C „ and
1 i i d f i h l n n t>> H a n f o r d
Tim snld lund of I b e O r a n g e a n d B l u e b a s e b a l l
s c v u N T i i j i u i i c i .u
t u tt i i r .
Con rl
1
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u « m f o r n e x t s e a s o n . F o r vice
For C*itin l> AneeHUor uf T ux«■a
1\ AN tl Foil NKNIMII.i: I'tll'V- those lirtund north at Jacksonville,
f|EBO, FLA.
TV. STATI! OK FJ.OII1I) \.
F**r Tux CoUectur
Mr. Sewell stales.
« ;* o r v : z ! : * r ' ' nn':ui...... lh' lr : l,,,nn1, c ly iv Nr on
I. (4. Htrlngfelloy, Complulouiit.
Fnr County Supwrlnturuh’Ml of 1 !r That
m 84 hull* nurrhun^r i*f Tux fnoMiail f U*r, was chnuru by his
vs,
l*utillr Iiml nu t Ann.
GRADUATP. V ET E R IN A R IA N
Certtllcate
No. 122 dnlrd tbs «th |mates who nlsu named Milton H.
II II.I.KIIDRDLIGli T O
The Matthews Press
J. W. Carpenter and w i f e M I', t'.u
F»»r CnimiK Huiv**><*r
ft mini 203 Conrad Building
S P E N D BIG St M
pentsr amt & It. Hewdl fluardliiu
For I'Tvv CnuiltV •’mil In lee Finer p iluy uf Jinn- A !> 1931. hss ni*d Wyatt n» secretary treasurer. John
Phone 417-L3
o f Carl M. loinx and Ih m a iil A
A. M u r p h r e e w o n t h e p o s t o f h o n o r
For I'lim* tim hiImth nf tin* i'uuiily S l id e r r UU-ai.■■ i n
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It Svpt. JO, 1925 will am ou n t to
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^ne to lick*- All tested for S«*well Kiiartllun o f Carl M l.ajig *7,^11,700, a ccord in g In provisions of tow 111ic Juttli u L»I$M H U. xix Non ..
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attorney
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2. 2. 4
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ll
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Cotvs nod po Heavy a Newnan, Oeorgla. and all PfiMiee
In Tt-mlmony \VI»rr**of. I hn%«i T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g u n . r i . n l n t t b e ’ i l l t u r n e y h a v e b e e n i n s I m e I ml by
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Seminole Count/
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CUSINESSANDPROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OFSANFORD
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DR. R. M. W ELSH
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Orlando Man Gfets
Results From Ads
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Dorn a d v e rtisin g in The h e r
ald p a y *
.
j
Paul D. B nrnott of Orlhndo
nay* it doe3 and he is in a posi
tion to know because ho can
speak from experience.
Mr. B a rn e tt inserted two
sm all a d v e rtise m e n ts, one d is
play and the o th e r classified, in
th e issues of T uesday and
W ednesday of th is week. He
had 150,000 celery p la n ts for
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1924.
Attack on Mellon in
KIANGSU SPIES Direct
Connection with Aluminum
EMPLOY TORCH ^Company Made Gy Davis
AS A NEWALLY i
Property Transfers
In Past 5 Months
Are Over $1,225,000
Real e s ta te t r a n s f e r s in Seniiriolc county d u r in g th e p a st
five m onths total over one nnd
Takes Campaign for Presi a' q u a r t e r million dollars, ac
dency Into Maryland Wcd- cording tif inform ation available
today.
P ro p e rty valued
nesday With Addresses at ahere
t $291,404 changed
hands
Frederick and Baltimore d u rin g S e p te m b e r nnd nn in
Set Fire to Town of Loiten,
crease of 482,401 or a p p r o x i
Ten Miles North Hhttnuhni,
m ately 39 p e r rent over the
Rut arc Shot by Chekiang
am ount tr a n s f e r r e d du rin g the
month of A ugust.
Soldiers ns They Flee
This m ornfng Mr. Barnett
A lthough tr a n s f e r s recorded
called this office by lone di*
during
S e p te m b e r totaled less
ta nc e telephone and m p ie s te d
Party I-enves Baltimore on than $,'10(1
.000, it is pointed out
the ads be discontinued, saying
Special Train nt» 10 A. M. that a num ber of Inrge deals
th a t he had disposed of nil his
Today for New York City got under way du rin g thni Promises ('lean anti Economi
plants.
month and will be completed
S p e a k in g of the ads Mr. B a r
Were
Instructed
Sta:*t
Fires
some time du rin g October.
cal Government if (’hosen
BAI.T1MOUK. Oct. 2.— A
n e tt said, “ I uni more than
It is f u r th e r b ro u g h t out by
In Shanghai; Refugees are
Chief Executive of New
pleased w ith the results o btain
special tra in iienrinir John W.
those in a position to kn iv’ d ia l
Again Crowding this City
ed nnd I rn n sav that a d v e r tis
Davis nnd his p a r ty left B alti
York Slate Over Al Smith B H a n d S o U n d 8 N o t e o f
witli
tlie
be
ginning
of
the
fall
ing . in The Herald ccrtainiv
more for New
ork shortly
nnd w in te r season, Sanford
a f te r 10 o’clock this morning.
S H A N G H A I, Oct. 2.— K iangsu
bring* reults.
pro p e rty is in g r e a t e r dem and | O Y S T E R BAY. Oct. 2.—Theoforces fig h tin g to c a p tu re S hanghai
than during the past several l dore Roosevelt, accepting the guBALTIMOUK Oef. 2 Jo h n W.
employed the torch us an ally today
bcrnntorial nom ination last night,
months and th a t tlie anviuiK
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Davis
brought
his
cam
paign
for
when tw o of their spies fired the
| pledged himself lo strive for a
of
real
e
s
ta
te
c
h
anging
hands
GENEVA, Oct. 2.—The le»* •.
the
presidency
into Maryland!
town of l.oticn, 10 miles north of
i less expensive, b e tte r and c le a re r
•W ednesday, delivering two
a d - 1 during the w in te r will be h a r d
h e n . Tlie spies wen* shot to death
s ta te g o v e rn m e n t; re a ffirm e d his guc of nations tiHBemhly today
ly com parable with tha* of the
dresses,
one
at
F
rederick
and
the
^
hy Chekiang soldiers as they fil'd 1
opposition to any organization unanimously adopted a reao- '
other in fh r Fifth Regim ent A n n - j su m m e r months.
from th e burning
com m unity. |
Itc for ro-eloction on
"w h e th e r it be the Kit Klttx Klnn hit ion recommending that all
my here whore Woodrow Wilson
Search of th e ir bodies revealed Ki
; or some o th e r g ro u p ." when it en- stales accept the protocol-of
lublienn ticket, has the
first
wus
nominated
in
1912.
a n g su o rd e rs to s ta r t fire" I n ! It took a jury at Pnntofuo, Miss.,
' deavors to c r e a te "fa lse <1inlineelephant trumpeting
In making his first invasion of
S hanghai, according to nn announce just four m inutes to nequit Mrs.
| lions between A m erican nnd Amer- arbitration and security. F if-'
this
"b
o
rd
e
r"
sta
te
nl
Frederick
re all over the western ..
, i. u . „ .
i_ I n.ent at the Chekiang h«'«dqiinrter.*. Murrell Pennington Conowuy, 20: iro n ” and usserted th a t as govor- ty-seven tlelegates aupported
Shanghai is crowded again with year-old bride, of the m u rd e r of the Democratic sta n d a rd h e a re r
His peewit pluto Itonquet .H eld Lnnt N g
nor be would do e v e ry th in g in his tlie resolution and all voted.. ’
-peaking before several (Itousand
Said Kent One for nomc r r f„ j,cl#„t thin tim e fleeing into the Money W arren. She pleaded she people from Maryland, P e n n sy l
| power to seelin' legislation for e n
|udphurctted attack on
Belgium, Brazil, Ciechoforcing the Volstead A d .
Time; Clubhouse Work To' citv from the area around Sun- had killed W a rre n , a neighbor, ‘in vania, West Virginia and the Dis
)awcs, vice-president ial
B c Pushed to Completion kinng. u city of 50,000 inhabitants, defense of her life and honor," nft- tric t of (\d u m b in mi the a d m in is
T he nominee n rra ig n c I the D em Slovakia. Spain, Sweden and
late, has caused conster______
j 28 miles southw ard, w here an at
cr he hud chased her from a field, tra tio n , ami made a direct atta c k
ocratic p a rty , both inilioiinlly and U ruquav tislny were r*-«lectad *;
hi New Volk - tu t" ns insincere iioii-perinanent nimilierx o f coun- ,
l.egioli Executive
in national headquarter*,
• n S e c re ta ry Mellon in connection
Kx ecu live tack by K iangsu troops from t ho th r e a te n in g to a tta c k tier.
with the Aluminum Company of Dr. William ('. Weir Gives j nnd as "ei ted that the Democratic Ctl of l^'iigue.'
night ,
>•
threatened.
is sttrre d the w ra th of the Com m ittee banquet held last flight
• •
• ’ •••
■j* reported
America, the soldiers bonus and
hi in Iowa and they thre a te n at the Seminole Oufc was declared
When tlie r e m i t of the election 5
F ig •h •’
tin g
already
Address on Subject Chris I N ational Coineutioij had l a r n g u il
ty of "vote tru c k lin g " both in its yvns annoiipccd the entir*» Chine#® •,
the Mellon tax plan.
/s o m e th in g today. The sen- by evoryone the best nnd most en j i l a r t e d southw est of vunirkinnir.
tian
Education
as
Foun
foreign relations p la tfo rm and in
Mr. Davis charged that the a lu
I dem and th a t (Jon. Dnwes re- joynhle one t h a t has been held by w here a contingent of t'hekinnir
left the a u d ito riu m #X- J
dation American Strength its scliTtnm of Gov. Bryan as the ilelegution
minum with which he said. Mr
via cnlled MunprrccdrnUsl.
plaining la te r they did fo on o r - *
th a t o rg a n isa tio n for some time. Shanghai troopje is on tin* ilefenj ' ice presidential candidate "to tiers from Pekin" to willk out of
Mellon had identified himself in
ia n B utler is aiisent in the E nthusiasm and interest reigned sive.
liis recent sta te m e n t, "is profiting
An address by Dr. William C. I g a m Ins b ro th e r's support for the council if China wus not elected to
( hekiang A c c e s s i o n s .
I b u t Roy 0 . W est, secretary throughout from the tim e l o s t
I largely and unreasonably th ro u g h ) W o n , president of Rollins College, I tic k e t" lie charged Gov. S m ith's u non-perm anent sent. T h e y s a id ]
national committee, says the C om m ander P e rry A. Mero called
Put (her defense p re p a ra tio n s for
' legislative favors extended under upon the subject of "l lliistian F.d I a d m in istra tio n with extra x n g n n
they could not iinuwrr yvlirthtr th is i
r n t senator is going to give the g a th e r in g to order until the the fighting on tin- new front be
ucation as a Foundation of Ameri and said fie Would endeavor to rc meant resignation ftmii l e a g u e o r
i the Fnrdncy Met 'umbel turilT."
re nnd Dnwes the "o th e r bar- m eeting was adjourned at 9:80 (yond S u ngkiang were heightened h>
The Democratic nom inee said can S tr e n g th ," featured the week nrrn*-ge ta x a tio n on more -i irii- not
te x t Friday in a speech at o'clock.
j announcem ent th a t Gen. Ma l.iumr.
Itteshurg, Iown, unless the
Several m a tte r s of im portance fm m ci Anfu party I P ro J a p a n e se ) Woman Claiming to lie (iirl'H t 1iitt no explanation " h a s ever been ly luncheon of tlie Kiwiini* t'lo h at tific line'
given, none inn he given, for the the M entezum a Hotel Wednesday
G EN EV A . Oct. 2 — A w a rning
|1 c om m ittee-fcplied to him were discussed and disposed of, the |,.;,dei and one time defense com
( "I. Room Veit -poke oil llli Vet
.Mol her and Man Driving a great ilicrcu.-e en duties on alu- ini"li.
at.da o f Ins te su lin c e in tlie pic ’ tli.it u u i* based on economic r e a
tisfn rto ry way.
most im portant of which was a r m issiom i
ot T sinan, S h a n tu n g ,
Truck Spirit Julia Bell mnum atm its pi "duct.- "
I *r. Wi ir. a scholar " f note nnd turcsqiie ('live Neck - it lion of son* nine mciiucc tlie wo rid In th e
had inised l.fdtll troops here ami
Committee hus learned that ra ngcnients made for the oh*vr\
"Kvclt Mr. Mellon in his enre- an aide speaker, stres-isl the iim !•- Dv-li i llav. about a mile from ht I fu tu re was issued By A ristide
I’cguos
Awa>
From
School
f
A
rm
istice
Hay
by
the
wa«
d
e
p
a
rtin
g
for
the
‘■••ulti
to
a
i r t will come out openly unco
I fully prepared s ta te m e n t,"
Mr.' «tty i.f ileveloping tlie spiritual sple to n e Suguiuoie Hill. In fnt tier's Mriiiiul. miiiiv times prem ier o f
F ollctte und W heeler. Sen ( umpbcll l.ossing Post. T e n ta tiv e -i-t the C hekiang soldiers. Gciicrnl
I Davis said, ''lines not a tte m p t it. of life a- w ill a- the blend side. • holm
I i auce. *?V"dnc«dnv when with
The Wc-t Side P r im a r y School lie coniines himself to api'logy and
Iro o k h a rt is now ut Camp plans for the day as a n n o u n c 'd Ma I.mng since leaving T sinan has
'If any man
was the sieiie of a kidnaping this
Tin' MoliiitU'e'.- iiildr".-'-. wlm h fol tluit sftpic fire of rioooetice and
\0 ., taking part in a rifle con last night call for a big para d e m been a resident of S hanghai.
not defense."
lowed the " I f l d a l I" d if lent i"M mot ion which stirred hi* a u d ito rs 1
'h a ir m n n Burtiquist of the the m orning1 p a rtic ip a te d in by
I.uoti in. six miles tow ard Sluing ntornui'/ during recess when little , Mr. Davis also ehurged the tre a s- .hi end le t him
I speech of I id \Villinm .1 Donovan H: tin- W ashington naval confer
sta te c e n tra l com m ittee call every o rg a n isa tio n in the city, a lint from I.mho. which is at the Julia Bell Pegues. e i g h t -year-old : ury w ith issuing " Wholly v a rying eissiis," declat i
pupil in tlie th u d grade, was s p ir it , and irreconcilable e s tim a te s of t i l ' l l i s I "itlid
id Buffalo. Hnninaiidi’r of the Di.’itb . "lice he i ullt-d upon nil tuitions t "
m e tin g of the com m ittee fur football g a m e in tlie a fte rnoon hr n o rth e rn end of the nearby butt!
am!
-out
ed
uway
hy
a
woman
c
laim
ing
to
tween
HantpnL
und
K
issimmee
h if n iili, in tin world w ur n e t t e d approve the- protocol for p a c ifk "’{
a t Dos Moines to ta k e ucline, w as • n fil e Wedne«d:i\ morn
I p r ih n h le aurpluses and delieits,”
he h r i mol hi t and fill ril'd away
Tin* text ..I lit. \\
the B rookhart bomb. Burn- High Schools, w ith a dance und a me
tin aci oiiiplisliinents of tlie n a ; settlem ent of international din-’-3
at I tie time when the soldiei i* lii
in
an
uulniimhilc
truck
which
wnwhi
mis
m
ci\
•
I
h
big display / i f firew orks in the
tional ndiiiinistrat ion
I tie Rupub put"* und pledged th e re nnd then. I
ls quoted as saying:
mi- and Mellon's pluns were before
H ead q u a rte rs if tile ('lick lung
1
'
evening
n*
a
climax
to
the
d
a
y
’s
.clnh.
wu*
us
I
m
II
o
w
s
:
In
mi
party,
be
said,
bad
block'd I F ra n c e ’s adhesion w ithout r e sa r’I lie k nit*upping took place -o i oiigress. lie dec hi red that the re
jo not believe that it i* within
Shuiighui forces at l.u n g i'lia . ex
|
vution*.
! f e d ihat I lit* lirt't 't h e e f f o r ts of the D em ocrats to
providence of the stnle com- celebration.
pluming the fire. said spies of tIn* ipui'My that the teat tiers and the suit wn* "a las- of public emiflT he amended protocol of a r b i- 1
(■■liver thi- c ountry to the tm u
In connection with the A rmis K ianu-u arm ies u n i ' responsible. little g i l l p laym ates srareely ■ieiiee in the i nformat i on given," inn tollcgc wu» never nu*t lll'ees
to remove any re g u la r immtu itio n and security occupied tho.
fuUiiyy
u
tr
;
Mi'il
dipliinincy
of
yvar
n
u
k
e
d
tice
Day
plans,
the
meeting
went
m
y
tlian
n»*w
fnt
th
leal'
ed
what
had
h.ipfiened
until
nnd added that if Mr Mellon lie
from the p a rty any more tlian
Two of (lie sple • had been taken
! a tte n tio n of tlie usoembly o f t h e
1 E urope."
it wu- all o \ ei
Almost ininu*- sifed "to regain tlie eonlideliee of reu hdiiH.
w ithin the province of any on record favoring a plan submit
prlsoiiel - it was •aid.
"How biys tile Republican p a r ty I. ungues end * . g e n e r a l n»l ,
(iiately, howevet. Mrs. Klella A j - ’3t he loulitiy lie should he more c i u
L d a t c t o dematii.
demand th e re yiovaj ted for uniform ly decorating the
!n the following ^ tn te n u n t* l
i m et mi, oi irnipul of the si liool tii us in defending legislative fn ifi* n t mean tn u tU n K iifi\ jo u ih ii . in i "oiplishcd this g re a t f e a t? ’ Dr. Bene* nnd M. Pol ills, I
another candidate ’ regulurly huslifcss section. The plaYF provides
C hang T a k e s K ienrhang.
two
c oiiunUaior.S'
for
flags
to
be
placed
on
poles
i i "I itoo-ey elt asked
"W e have slid in g th e
i
i n union ati'd with the p,>!ii i ami vor- etiiuyed l \ t u ' eoinpuny
111* f• Ill OI d.lH** nl IM'! It ll t mil
Hi by p rim a ry npd cotiveiiT ( t h i n . Oct 2
Mukden t " i .e which will lie installed at -holt hi
" m ille d colnlnop sense to nicnllsni. which adjourned until 9:20 In th e
■
I
11
.1
t
wi'le
hegllll
at
''Hi'
I"
l
Hid
As-ailing
the
inliiiinist
i
at
ion.
M;
hut
l
u
t
l
l
d
point
out
u
condll
loll
nf ( ,1'iiei al ( hullg 1-o l lli, Man
! evening. But it w as M ilrvand
. tut.I a n d the
I tervals on sidewalk edge- on both rh lim n leiiih i . whose a rm ie s wiy 11ui e "t 11 J llil-sll
Davis -aid no one could deny that
i l . r t hotiglil (hut I liuvt* ni mind That I' the secret of mu success
Max, Banish from Fold.
tat lift, wilti its " t h i e f i lull in It i i-t n ” was si i - very uplis hinted in tliul old A m h iim head- may lie in the cloud* wlm aroused tin' assem bly w ith I sides of the street. The plan ha- In tillin’ fni por-essloti "f tin i en w lit I eahinit - "I II
Iierc tiro 22 m em bers of the all eady been adopted hy seveial
I hi- words in Bi'hiilf of France. .
. h a v e I m '< lent i
w t,i*lii -le I- -llli
| uiingi
' ll nn> mail have tw o loiiv but "in feel are mi the eniTb. We
iltitteo and they may hallisl. I eilins in the sta te and it is tin plan lia l gm el mill'll! of t Inna, I nlu\ In mg
"Mi'ii may sa y ,” continued th a .
hu\i
stood
fm
1'ipialltv
of
oppor
"If
—
i
aiiilal—
bleak
out
in
the
I
r*
of
ht
mil,
h
i
III
III
llli
I*
on#*
In?
ti purled On e a p tu ie of Klein hung.
« h a it from the party fold,
limit y tm all ou r people in tb" form er prem ier, " th a t economic *
1 to have it installed here before ,. town in < infill provint e. f.ftx f i n
Bobbie t hap
g o \e i n i n e n t lie said, " th e way to I a fuiri i - mi * " lien* we have noiit
V1 1 . i d i n g t " Mi
the various t hienvo lieiidquar
w jii - ill" possible Incuus C th e in- .
A insist ire I bty.
It. in i hililian..Mnni Inn in' mat "lie ■! tin t i i tiei - nnd in Heat them is with silent c. If pet I- hllii’fll l 'l I hi hnd\ and food f('I i full - i nsi of the yvonl tlui lend tru st.* of iiatioii* m ay be sw ayed
the m a tte r was tre a te d a- u i It was f u r th e r Htmoutu ed that t n,ili
| ei nt W a-hingtoti personifies the-,
make ex " I hi t a lit I I hr hold
i hi'si ' l a - I lie g' ii I WI I ' I ' l l 'Ill'll, led Midlist ro
III.,
,1,
1
ai
l
iding
t
"
a
ill-pall
*
i
ktion that might liuio senoif* plan- h a l e been c o m p le t'd I•\ ’ n
h\ th. s.iiiic con*iderbliuna a s tha, ■
tin- woman n p p i"in hi •I lii-1 d m m g profits under an extol tionntc ta r
I*nl low tin* *o manv \»*ai** w« in ideals ot our palty "
ltd in Iowa for the Kepuhlicnn I legion lot securing the INollil • ((..in Muhdiii to the K nku-at new
lliteli'sf- ot M'lli.sh individuals
TinDeniia
ratie
party
,
he
i
mi
M-ked !•• -ei itf Ha ari-wi i i s ■-liein i
II
t
hi
l
to
..........
in
i
nut
a
.
1
i
\ im i It ,1 h*l\ r ht i Ii «’Vpi*l'l III* III 1II|*.
|t .
T he
l.n Follctte people lies play hy play which will he agi in \ tiei i
and i hut un.In the influence />/
III. little gill, - a ' ini' that -to m i league "f nation- "t f o n i g n pow I talking developing l!u* l»read «ide xtimied, "i- hiondensting the lepiil
joyous. The Dellicorats were -flown on a large elect i n 1 s( ..ie
si ID h iidi re-t.s th" nleal nnd illitv
he i lie <t tie I
Mi l tin | an an t Ill'll iT ' invite ii - into i ollfei eliee "Ii ■•I id icalioii, tin i- » **|m* iall\ Im** i d slim t> miiings of the Rcpnldn
<•elieral Kngagenienl
mutilale*L
iijng. t fie Republicans were sil hoard
these sta te m e n ts ItlliV In ii |> « UIV<! oi
installed III (lie A nnul >
ll
,1
tu
i
to
ii plai • w h e i . ! L*< i 111Id questions III wot Id wide impol- in (III* inlddl# and wt -l#*in M'tllolls nns." cmiplilig
I liK I ti, (tit 2 —A gi in i al en
I "inorroiv. t h i n foie, liuving not#
T he Brookhart letter u a s tel These g a m e s
"with
windy
promises
Im
an
un
t a tu e again tin mii- wit l- sileni e !• f «»ui
will
begin at 2 gue* 'neti' fictwi'en the furies
wu- pluxilig with -olio coiopali
" ! u lc w» ha\i* al
settled political questions, th e
Illhed to t hnirniHli
But lei . n'l loi k each day -tin tin g S a tu rd a y ,
If r a il alnt leligmii- piejudiee lowed our idca!i**m. or garden <<r i enll/ahle utopia "
• hang T»o 1 in. Muneliui tan le a d e i.
L|n y night. It was m d u a tisl .it was uniiolim n l
IB i liurgeil tlie Demi" r a ts yvilli 1.1ague "f ^s’atioliH tnust jtcDsB
t h r e a t e n ' aii ilumestn bin ninny, n a i «iHhUM*> l <• w it h# r and dn
\ n admission and
A
>ie
I
W"
nppi
oai'ln
I
tin
I
i't
le
I’ektlig
tro n p i.ppo-iig
• • inI'B-t«lv tin ditfic ult depnoavit!
It a wan
i h r would ignore it.
fee will he ehurged to defray the l hang a tte m p ts t" lake ovel tin ^ ii I Ui- • liiipliiun -aid. began I" the answei is sile m e
\\ v h a \ e too ml iniiit d > vofirrj n o-itig "w ords to i loak tin u mean
pioBB-pis. But !• runce will bo c v e f
ing
and
Mtn|dy
fm
11.
•
ptirpose
of
d
e
lin
g
secret
at
y
"f
the
navy
plans
expenses
of
securing
the
service
Butler m ight p re fe r another
i i n t i a l g o v i r ninent of ( lulu \xa- pi m i. am and de. a n il ilint -lo didn't a speaking t u p m l" the west, a • oil with the prohli’in** of doiui'sln c n p lu n n g votes."
Then national ; ready to help in th e ir 001011011."
Iprcsidi-ntinl candidate, hut at and the reniaiinler of tfu mlim—i n p ln g le s- Wednesday on the Ji hid wnnl to sei- tin- woman
I lie x i-t
i e< oiioiiiv Ah a #oiiM'ipieiii o out
M IB mml painted ti p ic tu to of '
stage of the gam e th c le i- money will go to the legion build f i , in I, m eluding to utuioiinec iccnt I i I- del la ted to ti tle said. "I alll soi ii as the fuel is discovered lie nallona! ideals doiv #• h n m m luead plank mi foreign relation . he -Hid
yum inotliei, dun t you want t" is hi ought hack to W ashington and i ridden \Vv have conn* to helio\n wa- phrased in us "to i aleb thi* I'liince p ro stra te d bv a w a r whirl',
|in g fnt him t o ' d o hut sit tr.g fund.
min Ie from the Mukden heiidquut
A com m ittee com post'd of Itohcit tic - of C h a n g ’s army and rei'eived come t" me ’'
The rum or th a t the Dawes
yVlieieupon Hie reduced to -ilenre. If a congress (hat l ho more louver* of hread a pro le a g u e is," nnd to " m a k e the hud been forced upon h e r and a s ' ■
ring c a m paign m ight lie culled \V. Deane, Jo h n Hintei im -te r and lieie Wednesday. The sam e an , hlld i- said t" b a il said, "No. no imial lo m m itte e wishes to inxes- i malt s M'hooling pul> into hi* com iintI leaguers feel they a re safe." a land y e a rn in g for e te r n a l pcaco, ■
"A g la rin g inconsistency," he and a ttacked "perfidious propa('ontm ued on page six
George G. H erring was appointed Ilnuiii'CMlflit told of the eaptllle o ‘
fw as declared false, as all a r
(Ciilitinued "ii t'tigu 0 *
mihhMi > . ihe heller the schooling 1emitiiuicil. "is th a t they Miggctl gamlislx who have re p r e s e n te d ’
lenient* have been made to send to take c h a rg e of initiating a elit- ( Infeng. 150 miles north nl Jelnd
)
( I'oiitiliued on page G)
that our in te rn a tio n a l relations be F r a m e
u nation bristlin g w ith
[candidate out on u lour for 10 I of candidates into the " F o rty and by Mukden troops.
settled by ii rc frie n d u m . and then B a g m e ts and endeavoring to dotnbeginning next Sunday, when E ig h t" club on A rnn-tie e night.
in feyv p a ra g ra p h * f u r th e r down inale the world Kind realize a n
The com m ittee voted unanimous
re tu rn s from his Kansas City
they sav ‘we dem and th a t the' 1abom inable dreutn of m p r s m a c y .’'
|y to provide a c a r e ta k e r for it- 1
Indiana tour.
• i t a t e s in the Ib'iun shall Be tire- i No • oiintry ie said, m ore MS ■
fc’ith implied c ontem pt for the i home on the lukelront and al-o
served in all tin ir vigor nnd pow- d e n til desired to get rk) of t h e
A t
publicum. in national henilqoui - 1m ade plans to rush work on the
All of tile vegetable gro w e rs of 1iT.'
They are for "tali' rights burden of uminrnent* th a n F ra n c e ,
S e n a to r Brookhart will take 'c om pletion of the i luhliouse
Seminole count i a re requested to I
( ( 'miliinieil on page t!>
1 (IN DON. Of t. 2
Talk Imand Fra nc e stood ready as soon a*
(t'lintinued oil page tif
next step which will he virtu
Word has been received here meet Friday night, (tit .’I at 8
( III' NGU. (li t. 2. \S "m a n again iiii-en "f the "imminent fall
her security was assu re d t o run in
reading himself out of the K to'clock
in
the
<
ourt
House,
ac
c
ord
that
the
.1
in
ksonville
Traffic
•
Bib
ot t he lulmr ••overiirneut" and tin lole a a hliain let was a " hum id,
tip' v a n g u a rd and help in th e solu
Llicnn party.
ing
l
o
nn
announcem
ent
Hindi
late
,
Fine
tion of tin- problem* for th# .re
i" txt hi 111\ nl a ectlfl.il election and bet reputed lole us a pence ha- chat (cit'd the t lyde
tcpuhlieun* a t e worried over
Mayor
F o ire sl
inakei was questioned hy Mi- Ma i -icmiii'i Oscvolu fm its tr ip on W ednesday by
L e a g u e duction of a rm a m e n ts. He waa
St in iln i ex
h e f o l l ' ( hrtStlllMs
|s , as it is regarded as eel tain
l
ake,
wlio
is
i
halt
m
an
of
the
(I
t
IK.
and
member.'
of
that
or
la
l
I
Reltietke,
Chicago
Cnltetl
pt i t a t In1 - h a v e la'i* i rnl-cil IlH'ie
ciilivuiccd tha t the protocol pr*it Brookhm 1 will he le elected
gain/.aiion anil th e ir friends will m a rk e tin g otgaiiixation.
’l o K I t t
llct
2 The J a p a n " ' " M uted today iiirant n new e ra and
MIAMI, (let. 2 Dude < oulitx I ha ii tint e s i n c e l In la h o llte r a s Mute- t "III i to r of I lit • I Hit I Revi- enjoy u two days' outing down the
a m ajority of 20.000. Ills pri
The
purpose
of
the
m
eeting
l
'
|
line in mi inldte-s last night hi
p i c s , gciieiully yvelcoo."s tin plot he tadieved that the man in the
Republicans have issued a tall f " ‘ s l i m e d " t f l i e hut t h i s t line the fore
tr y ca m pa ign was one of tin- po
to discuss mutter - of vital import
St Johns Kivei to this city.
mill agi teuicnt le e ih e d I > the -Irvct would bail it, rejoicing t h a t
u roncfithili to he hcvld lieie next l a s t I- ' I c e l a n d wcl founded. The ["(, Dii Nalioiiul Association <>f
leal m arvels of the ycai He real
mice
in
re
g
a
rd
to
the
m
a
rk
e
tin
g
of
|
Roy
(i.
Burge,
who
i»
c
hairm
un
e i i s i - i a i m l a - t n i g h t w h e n t w o Bank Women, nn-cimg t u n in con
iiisir - tip' sta te sm e n hud last made w a t
made no cam paign and yet whs 1Saturday to noiiiiiiutc i midnliite
lo m m itte e Sfininolu county i rojis d u rin g the I .vague of N ation • 111k»•* tl." chat • seemingly imtaisslble
ncclion with the American B u n k - 1 of the e n te rta in m e n t
05 ^ j
tcnce
of
Ja
p
a
n
c
s
"
d
e
ie
g
a
tis
,
lommateil hy a great m ajority. for all of the county officers und m o t i o n s a g a i n s t t h e g o v e r n m e n t i ts Association
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of
1921
25.
All
'T
ow
e
rs
"I sn t it usually which is a r r a n g in g details for the
England, th ro u g h Ix>rd P a r bus kept silent so f a r on Cool to |>lu" nil active (isrt li iputton in w e r e g i v e n p a r l i a m e n t , o n e hx t h e inolhci who s t a r t s the b a t t l e ? " trip, has announced th a t uireui ly | a t e urged by Mr. l a k e to a tte n d ncterixing the n-~ult as « illplo
nimir. U n i President of th e coun
mat i i - victory lot Ja p a n .
le. It bus been the hope of the tin' F o u rth Congressional District e o n s i ' i x'ltt t v e s a " d t h e o t h e I by t h e asked Mrs. Ueim i ktevery stateroom lias been hooked this meeting.
liberals.
cil. did not go u» f a r a s F r a n o h tionul muiiHL’ers thut he eouid Campai'Mi.
und
the
outing
bids
fair
to
be
the
A fte r a day in which the A m e r
merely announcing h e r acceptance
kept silent ami thut the presiican
B ankers
Association
huil most enjoyable one thut bus been
her resolution* tr a n s m ittin g tb*H
Int might "go over" in Iowa, ullu a r d Bcnafor I jiF o lle lte assailed taken by the club fur the past few
protocol to the g overnm ents
lo u g h Brookhart. had a landa- an "areli dem agogue,” and the years.
promising to e x e rt all th e It
Me.
Tlie
e
n
te
rta
in
m
e
n
t
planned
for
“naliuii’a Xxorst liubiliiy," heard
The o th e r streakers fotH
Continued on pa g e six
progrutns known to have been ati- the occasion has received w ide
(Continued on Fag# Six)
voca ted hy him com pared to Die spread approval from m em bers of
Primed for the chumpionahlp lu tc r found Hint the l.uki lnnil Bull
the o rg a n isa tio n and en th u sia sm
medicine
m
a
n
’s
“
stew
of
dead
Mrs S. D Shinholser would take
p a rk could not Be secured.
I he
(By Mrs. E. A D ouglass)
toads, ” the N ational Association in the uiruir a p p e a rs u nrestrained. (.„llU,„t unj nrobnbly th e lust num
lirooksvillc o u tfit then a r r a n g e d to
The opening business m eeting of her plucc nnd Mrs. t\ . D G a rd n e r of Bank Women listened to an ud- A dunce on the u ppe r deck of the '
; the W om an’s
Cluh wuf- held filled the place of Mrs. SS l<. Mor dress hy Miss J u n e Adduins, t.hi- ste a m e r will he the fe u tu re of the uf the season, with Uruoksville, th e use Hit* lA'csburg p a rk for the
j W ednesday a fte rn o o n ut th e club gan, c h airm an of the social d epart
first evening out.
A splendid Sunford Kiwuni* baseball team gatnc and this, according to M ana
cllgo.
.
house with ubout 125 present, inenl, Mrs. M organ being absent
Miss Adilams is one of the c a n dunce urchestrn hu* Been procured will leave here around the noon g e r l a n e , suit-* th e Hanford team
v
la'C^burg is much
to furnish music fur tlie utfuir. The hour for the l-cesburg w here the much better.
I’ BchclIr Moines of this city left I the re b y s ta r tin g off the club year from the city.
<Monty H a r r ie t, age 15. fo r
Report from the d iffe re n t d e p a r t didates from Illinois for presiden dunce will be preceded hy * b a n claah will be held, according to un nenrur to Hanford th a n is laikcMs a fte rnoon for Jacksonville, I] With much interest and enthusiasm .
tial
elector,
pledged
to
laiFolletUi.
pust m onth in th e employ of
fhere he will ttttcnd a m eeting of Ij Mrs. H enry W ight, the P resident, m ents were culled fop and while She wus invited to address the quet in the main dining room s a announcem ent received here thi* latid and due tu th e fact th a t Han local
W estern Union (office a s
*lte Democratic Executive C o m m it- , called the m eeting to order prompt- the club hus been active during women’s association in May, before lon o f the Osceola und light r e m orning from M a n a g e r E. F. l a n e ford has played tw o g a m e s with
m
essenger
boy, cam e p e a r Is
th
e
sum
m
er
these
re
p
o
rts
were
lAtesburg
Kiwuniuns.
it
i*
expected
le e of the sta te of Florida, the se*,- | ly a t J o'clock. Seated on the
she e n te re d the cam paign.
A l fre sh m e n ts will be served iuter on of the local cluh.
Several weeks ago the S anford th u t a la rg e num ber of th e people seriously injure d a b o u t ( 3 0 u #
|lo n having been called by Chair- p la tfo rm with the President were more in the n a tu r e of announce though she had utinounccd she deck.
W ednesday a fte rnoon w hen a n
ment* for work during the coining w ould speak for laiFollette, she
in a r r a n g in g the general p ro club sent out u challenge to any of t h a t c ity will a tte n d th e game.
»»n Robert E. Davis, of Gaities- the m em bers of tlie E xecutive
tnmobile driven by tw o of
club
season.
A
ccording
to
the
local
m
a
n
a
g
e
r,
Board
and
the
visitors
a
n
d
sp
e
a
k
gra m , Mr. Burge has planned team o r team* in the S ta te of
jUe. acconUuK to • ipformution
F irst Vice President Mrs. W. M. said before going on the platform events o f unusual c h a r a c te r to be F lorida t h a t m ig h t have.a claim on prospects for a Sanford victory nursea o f a local hospital r a n
er* of th e afternoon. W ith Mrs.
lust
night
th
a
t
she
would
speak
on
yatlahlc hero today.
S c o tt who is Finance Chairm an,
this occasion nbcut the survival of introduced, m orning, noon nnd the s ta te cham pionship, s ta tin g a re g ro w in g b r ig h te r and b rig h te r. hini and hia bicycle on P a rk i
Tha m eeting, it U said, ia for D. P. D rum m ond ut the piano and
spoke of a few plan* to niuke nionled
by
Mrs.
A.
M.
Philips,
the
m
eet
night, for th e c n te r tu in m e n l of the t h u t the local* w ere ready • to The player* a re e n th u se d over the nuo, j u s t in frtwit o f Mobley’*
J® purpose of electing officer* for
_ for c a rry in g on of the club the m a tria rc h a l a ge in Burma.
ing
was
opened
b
”
singinR
"A
nterey
of
th
e
g uests. One o f the most original “ta k e on all comer#”. The c h a l gam e nnd it is expected t h a t they store, according t o report*
he ensuing tv#o years, re nde ring
Follow ing t h e address
work and paying for the club build
Banker* slu n ta anticipated i* an irnproinp lenge u« im m___
ediately
taken up. up. will be in good condition f o r t o here today.
...
jn y necessary aid in the election icu the B eautiful.''
day
before
the
American
She also *poke of a few
T he bicycle on which the
On motion m ade by Mrs. R- E. ing.
tu vaudeville, w h e re th e ta le n t will th e Titusville Kiwanis Club and on d a y ’* b a ttle , he said. L a s t week be
Association
in
which
"G
overnm
ent
ell Democratic nominees in the
th in g s th a t v’oiild not be done this
riding
w a s completely demo
points
out,
th
e
y
«
e
r
c
a
little
out
T
o
la
r
the
usual
routine
business
be
picked
u
t
random
from
those
in
l
a
s
t
,T
h
u
r
s
d
a
y
the
S
unford
a
g
g
r
e
Business"
in
general
and
1-aFoltjvember election, and for tr a n s year, am ong which was th a t there 4 J"
gation se n t the. p la y e rs from the of practice because th te r e had been it U said, a n d y o u n g Harr*
ting any o th e r business t h a t may w as waived for the election of would be no " t a g days", except lette in p a rtic u la r, was assailed, th e assembly.
delegates to the S ta te F ederation
without
Tiie p a r ty will r e t u r n to J a c k so n c a st c o a st home w ith a d efeat. no g a m e s fo r several weeks. T his tallied a bad c u t on his
necessary.
for the hospital end t h a t there the association adopted,
I t is said t h a t Mr. Davis sta n d s m e e ting in Orlando, Nov. 18 to 21. would be no soliciting th e business dissent, the resolutions subm itted ville on the re g u la r schedule of the A lth o u g h it is said t h a t th e T itu s week th e y a r e in b e t t e r playing bruised elbow and b ip end
m inor in ju rie s of no
.
pr re-election and th a t Mr. Matnes, T he re sult of the election was as men of S anford fo r money m aking by the com m ittee on resolution^, Osceola Monday m orning, Oct. 10, ville te a m has a good or b e tte r condition, he said.
T he bey t m irar
Itacmut* the c y n tc it of this after*
denouncing governm ent ow nership a t 7t o'clock.
ociock . E
r.v
v e r y sta te ro o m on team th a n the locals, th d ra lly and
fho for fo u r y e a rs h a s been »ec- follows; D elegates; Mr*, Henry schemes
T re a s u r e r , Mrs. John
Ul
etary of the Committee .and fo r W ight. Mr*. R. E. T o le r and Mrs. Mciscii made a m ost sa tisfa c to ry of ra ilro a d s and limitation of. the th e boat (h e x p e c te d ,to 'lie taken
confidence of th e "celery e a te r s ” noon will decide th e a ta te K iwapis nfbvod to th e Fc
cham pionship, a n u m b e r of S a n hospital w here it
i
. , report, showing fin a n c e s in good s u p re m e c o u rt "confiscatory t a x unit participant* a r e looking forwon o u t In th e se ve nth Inning.
p f o y e a rs s e c re ta ry and tr e a s u r e r , W. L. Henley. .
A
lte
rn
a
te
s:
Mrs.
F
o
r
r
e
s
t
l
a
k
e
,
d
e
llg
h
tfu
l
week-end.
a
tio
n
"
and
u
r
g
in
g
business
men
to
w ard to a
lig
weelt-c
* will b« placed for rc-alfiction.
Soon a f t e r th is g a m e w a s a r ford people ha v e e xpressed in te n a while th u t be wus
condition.
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T h e m eeting wilt l>e called *t (be Mr*. W, A. F itts . J r M and Mr*. W. - Mrs. W. A. .F itts announced for _______
heed to the ^d& U enge” of th e Bridge tatilee an d r a rd * will he f u r ra n g e d fo r, th e Brooksville Klwanla tion of g o in g t o I-*esburg to* a t jured. I t i* sta te d
M a n a g e r L ane evor, t h a t none o f hia <
nished tin.a* w ho do n o t care to Club w aa a s k in g f o r a g a m e to be tend tb« E«mo.
:
, .
p re se n t political campaign.
tlnole hotel in Jacluim flU e a t M. Scott.
The President announced that th e Membership com m ittee t h a t it
U oV
" F a t a l tendencies” to amend the .dance und e n te r ta in m e n t la in atore p la y e d In l a k e l a n d today,
’clock Friday, niom lng, t h e first
T he s ta te s t h a t th e cla sh .w in probably serious a n d th a t ho *
business
'to r everyone.
a i s s being th e election o f o tC ontinued on page «i*
H anford c lu b a greed, b u t I t wax be one o f the b e st of t h U m m o o . from th e hospital th U
Dutton, Recording Secretary that
it
aid.
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Headquarters
Consternation
Attack Made
Fn Chas. Dawes
By League of Nations
Acquitted
A P IJapanese Amendment
ROOSEVELT R1 i/H
| p avore<| |)y FiftyD elegates In
CUTTING EXPENSE Seven
Vote Taken Today; ‘
OF GOVERNMENT Chinese Delegates
Silence of Officials
Scored in Addresses
Orders Revealed In
Search of Bodies
Committee
Probe Action
Walk Out Of Meet
jr May Become
lished From His
W arning In Fiery.
Address W ednesday
LEGION MEN PLAN
^ S i r - i~. ICELEBRATION FOR
ARMISTICE DAY
ROLLINS COLLEGE
PRESIDENT TALKS
TO KIWANIS CLUB
CHILI) KIDNAPED
FROM SCHOOL BY
UNKNOWN PARTY
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Woman’s Role As J a x Traffic Cl ub Meeting Vegetable
Laixir (Government Of Financier L a u d e d ( barters O s c e o l a
(irowers is C’alled
I n l a n d Weak,Report,
Bankers’ Me e t For River Outing
PrcBs Welcomes
INitocol
Dade Republicans To
Convene on Saturday
Florida Kiwanis Championship Will
Be Decided In Game Leesburg Today
First Meeting of Woman’s Club This
Season Is Attended By 125 Members
democratic Executive
lommittee to Meet In
lacksonville
Friday
Monty Harriet Hi
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As the third period gets well under way contestants are
hard at work securing new subscriptions and votes in The Her
ald’s big circulation campaign.
Realizing that ttye voting schedule will again be reduced aft
er a week from Saturday they arc hot on the trail of every pos
sible veto in the determination to get votes while the getting is
easy.
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It is a tight to the finish for supremacy. And every day the
contest gets hotter with competition becoming more keen.
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Contestants are receiving subscriptions through every
channel Some are doming by mail, some by telegraph and othera are being brought to them.
Time means much these days to the various young ladies
Every subscription means a great deal. Every vote is needed by
the contestant who wishes to win.
The contestant bringing in the most cash money during the third period of the
■ campaign will win ten dollars in gold.
Yes, sir, time is certainly passing fast. And ho one irTSanl
ford realizes jt more than the contestants who are working t0
win the Buick offered by The Herald to the young lady securing!
the most votes before November 22.
On Saturday night October 11, this special offer will end. To win this special prize
it will be necessary to get started today ami make the third period of the campaign the
5 biggest one so far experienced.
S
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The young lady who turns in the largest number of cash subscriptions—CASH,
3 MIND YOU; no coupons will count in this little deal—between Monday morning, Soplcmber 29 and Saturday night, ten o’clock October 11, will get this spending money, on the
■ iitlu.
$1845 in prizes will bo awnrded >y The Herald to fortune]
young ladies when the Campaign ends on Saturday night, No
vember 22.. Among the prizes to be given aw^y is a Buick Stan
dard Six touring car, a $235 diamond ring, nnd a $185 Edison
phonograph. Aside from thia there are two cash prizes.
This special prize is entirely separate from any other prize offered in the campaign
and has no bearing whatever on it aside from that already mentioned. However, tho cash
subscriptions secured with its winning in view will count for just as many votes for the
person obtaining them as at any other time.
Only two weeks to win this cash prize.livery day must count.
No contestant runs any risk of losing in this campaign, for
every worker who remains active until the end of the race and
doesn’t win one of tho prizes will be paid at tho rate of ten per,
cent for all money turned in
Time is passing and only a few y
wlil be possible to win a small fortune
R u les o f C am paig n
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A ny you n g lady rrn ld ln g in Hanford or Seminole c o u n t) , over lf> yrar«
| of a g e , U eligible to e n te r thin autom obile and anlram nnship cam paign and
i c om pete for one of t h e valuable priren offered.
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T h e te r r i t o r y In wide open. C n n lra ta n ta r a n r n l r r from any point in.
i Remlnole c ounty nnd .be on an ripinl bind* nnd have th e name opportunity
' to win.
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S u b sc rip tio n s to T he Hanford H erald may lx- neeured anyw he re in the
[ U n i t e d ' S ta te s a t th e re g u la r rntea. All o rd e rs turned in at T h r Herald
, 1 office m u st be accompanied by th e ennh in paym ent.
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A c o n te sta n t will not be pe rm itte d to pool her votes in fnvor of mime
• o th e r c o n te sta n t. Vole* can not be tr a n a f e r re d from one couteatant to on
, •>th«r. /
N o e m p lo y e r of T h e S n n f jr d H erald, or m em ber of lu.s or her family
> will be allowed to e n te r this cam paign.
r i t e - Y e a r subscription to The P ail Herald. £36.00
88,000 Vales
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A nom ination blank, when properly tilled mil with the nam e and a d
> drew* of tho c o n te sta n t nom inated, will g in - tha t permin mi nominated ten
| thousnnd rotes.. Only one nom ination will lie credited to a m one ru n
, le a ta n t. _
I F o u r-Y e a r subscription to The Daily H erald, 128.00
37,800 V«Xr*
I T h re e -Y e ar subscription to The Daily Herald, £21.00
34,000 Votes
1 Tw o-Y ear subscription to The Daily Herald, £14.000
20,000 Voles
One-Year subscription to Tlx- Daily H erald, £7.00
0,000 Votes
I Si* Months subscription to The Daily H erald, 3.60
1,800 Vole*
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B u ic k
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Only one prixe will lx- aw nrded any o n e rontentnnt. The winner of the
I first will n o t be rlivililc for any oth e r prize or roinmiaHliuv
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C o n te s ta n ts who rrtnnin active in the rnmpniicu until the rloae and «ln>
| f i l l to wilt one of tit. prized will lx- paid n cnnmiimtinn of ten per rent on the
[ a m o u n t ‘th e y have f r o n te d in aultacriplions. The H e ra ld want* no rn n ti'.twin
1 a n t t o w ork w ithout-fern u n r r a t Inn and will pay all thorn- who tail
| otto of t h e v a lu a b le prises n romtniaainn of ten per rent provided the rimle a ta n t.r o m n in s act i n until the end of tlx* cam paign.
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All r o te s to be a mm ted to the eredit of c o n te sta n t* in this cam paign
should he mailed to *1 lm S a n fo rd H erald or delivered pei -on.illy to the < uni-
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Five-Y ear nub.M n p tiu n to The Weekly H erald, £10.00
12.500 Votes
Four-Y ear - ubscription to The Weekly H erald, £8.00
5,000 Vote*
Three - 4 ear Nuharnption to The Weekly H erald, £0.00
2,000 Vide*
Two-Year subscription to The Weakly H erald, $4.00
One-Year subscription tir The Weekly H erald, £2.00
320 Votes
I SI* Months subscription to The Weekly H erald, £1.00
150 Votes
NOTE THE NEW RALLOT
STILL TIME TO ENROL!
With eight mor e weeks III which to act lire votes t h e i r ii-maiin- p l e n
t y of t i me for nny amhitinu* ymmy b o h to enroll in tin- campai gn. A few
nubncrlptlnns will pul un> vvi.n.ei at tin- lop
Phone 148 and u.-k foi l i e c am p a ig n man n ge t
lie will l»- ylnil to
call a n d explain the pint to you
I -. tln.s nnminalimi blank und i.end it
to Tho H er al d offlee now a nd then yi t d a r t e d
A n o th e r reduction tnkes place in this ballot f o r the
is only n small cut, but will m ean votes, (in th e r ns m any
run anil put them in The H e r a ld ’a ballot box.
Ip. voting these hulloU be* aure to have them neatl
pinned to g e th e r no th a t they m ay lie easily counted. T|
certifies to in good only until October 11.
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A p e r f e c t g e m . t e l h i ji d a i n t y hi t a g m i
b tski' t w o v e n p l a t i n u m no Mutiny
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r i n g wliii h will ii Ic u m a n y owi . ei
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This nom ination, in nrrnrduiirc with tlie culea and i midilion* of
the contest,' entitles my nominee to 10,000 votes
ADDRESS
■NAME.
ADDRESS
GOOD FOR
T h ir d Prize
Elm iiln
Edison
Ph onograph
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Our High School Boys And Girls
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Now that Sanford htgrh school boys and girls arc started
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T h e Latent Frotn Japnn.
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on the nine months trail to another "long vacation” what is
Germ any Can Do lit.
tho journey to be for the most of them?
Air Ilaltlrahip* W a n l . 'J . ,
It is a rugged, fascinating climb for the student who has
Thin T h rifty Country.
tlfO U IIRAN..
__ TMItee the right stuff in him—this getting of an education. The
n o w A n o m c n n ..
. Mturtr
BY A R T H U R B R IS B A N E
trail is always going up. There at e breath-taking defiles in
ICop> rt*k< 1*311
I I I Magnolia A t n e *
IU
high plnces, with glimpses of the wide-world country wait
■ C B a c n tP T io it n A T R t
G E N T L E R E A D E R , whnt do you
J T e a r ___ *7.00 HI* Month*.»1.80 ing to give its treasures to the man who knows how to find
O F THE H O U SE
llre re d In City by Carrier, per them, to the student who has won the heights.
think
of thnl league rtf nations now
I bo. Weekly Edition. S1.0«
'LEAVES A U -1 h E
Too often, however, boys and girls go to school "to get ns you read the Intent new s? J a
y f .______ *________
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.
H O U S E . W O R K "T O
- - JC IA L W OTinsi All obituary through." They make their grades with as little effort as pan th r e a te n s to sniiiMt up the en' notice*, card* of thank*. reaolutlona
iS S tr
HIRED GIRLr
nd B
notice*
of ^MillSrainuwiwt
entertainm ent* where possible. They regard their lessons ns tasks to get out of the j tire ■•piwJjcoi," demanding thnt
barge* are
made
will be
crh»rr«i
h a rre d way ns quickly ns possible in order that there be time for the j the league of nation* nhaii author<
*
r«
m*d«
win
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1
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nr a t regulnr advertising rate*.
"fun" of life. They do not learn to find their "fun" in the | ire nations in the league to tie- i
:* a n m n f c i i T i i n AftflociA-rr.n r n r m kind of lesson-learning that makes one a master of his books. ( dare war against another country1
The- Ameoe'eted Free* I* exclus
ively entitled to the use for repubThe misguided fun-hunters, and their next of kin, the “berau*e of immigration restrirllcaflon of ell newa dlrin*tehe*
• redlted to It or net otherwise cred- Inzy drifters, do not do much home-study. Every night they lions."
' Ited In this paper end elan the local
i«w»*>oblleh*d>herein. All right* of are at leisure to go to picture shows and prr.ict <r to Sit^ In other words. Japan wants the;
tkflcatlon of special dlapetchee aimlessly waiting until bed-time. They have never realized league’* support, or a* least no
rT
a re also m a r r e d .
ARE
the importance of getting all that they are capable of gelt ng league interferei.ee. if he deride*
T H U R S D A Y . OCTO BER 2. 1021
BOUWD TO <fc>
from tho schools they attend. They have failed to reeog- to attack the United State* ns r.u'nn
T i l O U G H T FOR TODAY n i z e t h e opportunity for real sport in tlio d n i ’ ing of ;i trail n • -hi g.-t* her fleet of flying s h ip s ,
VJP.oMT
r,n,;.v.
D E F R A U D • N O T :— F o r thin is that calls for the use of a fellow’s best wits.
t h e jvill of God, . . , that no man
Happily in the Sanford High School there are many
M
v ~A
in.t'Nil.Y.
, d e f r a u d hi* b ro th e r in nny m a tte r. hoys and girls who know the value of an education. They are
n f ‘i y ‘ ,,f wp nfV in t|.0 |,.(ltrilt.’
I . Tfifessaloninns 4 : 3 , 4 .
the ones who are endeavoring to master each le. son as it Vi M#i|1 lh|1 rip,lt
r,.,,.. ,
Hr
a t _________________
comes. They are trying to make a foundation for t he higher ( vrM wi|t) ,!tl,.„liim,, ,,f
i<-' t
v
fc
R ESO LV E,
work to come. And they see that in following a few sensiVe
which includes ilic
B ulla on resolve, and not upon r e
rules they can guard pretty safely against future regret for liu|,t „r u
»
g re t,
' T h e r s t r u c t u r e of th y fu tu re . D<>! wasted time and shoddy preparatory work •
m ignitioi,.
^ *’
C- npIjAcconc
These
rules
are
simple.
They
begin
with
a
rule
for
hyA m o n g th e shadow s of old sins:
gienic habits. They include rules for out-door sports mid
" ,,Ar l,,i- LNII i.i » s I \ i s
b u t let
regular
exercise
in
the
open
air.
They
order
wholesome
wa',
, ‘ " n"tf ,,n !1" " ' " " 11
B
T h y own soul's light shine upon
£ V_
th e p a th of hone
fond and restful sleep. They forbid association with intc rests ■1
11 1 T " ’,kl,h 11
‘A n d d iia ip n to the dark n e ss. W nstc or with people that are eorrupt. They insist that the lessons V1'1""1” "« 11 " 1 ,u m < ' 1 '
* Wo te n rs,
_ e ___ , , __ ,
____ t ____ ,
__ t
. ____ , .... .......... , __
,
*. r f nny u n
aN o vinniKP
B u t T u r n th e ’l eaf, and smile, «h , o f each day he mastered—not skimmed over, not "passed up."
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k
Ip
[cratiri
®L -:
»
smile ,trt see
hut mastered.
...rpianc
- ** t »» CMMS
the Alltinii' <>r I’acitvc a: high f ^
Tha^fafr w h i t e 'p a g e s that rem ain
T l u . Sanford High School nuiv well he proud of its hoys
,At ,
ing lighting plane', tn
.. ,
^
latid girls that are trying to make good.
I lie.v are a line
n ic ic<1 Ic-*..!!. in t hi- iliapc
j Prate pot of tby. repentnnee, but jcompany of travelers on the up-trail. Some of them iuv t" f TNT ,|i((| ... .
;|,
al.v
• believe
^
reach the heights—and own the world.
.....
; o...
ov- - .V
s k|oH '
M any n flnm c is sta rte d by;
f lic k e r o f nn eyelMT
'
T h e women a r e wearing p.
new f a ll liats. A t least.
pt h n t ’a wlint they are.
Cold is w h a t m a k e s the^Esmos* f a t , which Is w h n t makfI l
girl w e a r silk stoc kings in wjyij
W h e n n girl th r o w s a guixj^
dow n he b o u n c e s 'r ig h t into an
one's lap.
W e would h a t e to In- m>
had no la p upon which | (l
younger s e t ‘
__________ ________ ___
That which the unprenching spirit
T h e f i r s t season « debutants L
■luitc the be rrie s, next -onion Vs
j is m ade into wine, and the tW1
*ciison tu m :i to vinegar.
N
Vi(U I HAVE ,
TO SLAP
I
>
o\jBUC
Sioma ^
L -/
.
M b'iv t l f s i i t>t;s
il is Ir p ttc i' t«i
They
w i K s i s t and s tre n g th e n I,* ,,f (‘, l k ‘r i n « , I o n v , ‘V
n f l , , v n !,linK
th e lig h t
| l o v e Ciod t h a n t o 'h a l e t h e I J e v d .
LI f t A/up th e acorn to 1he o a k -tre e ’s .
H o n is t l i a l a s a text f o r a tP ’W spapc
hHeight.
e ig h t.
Can
T h o u h a s t liut to resolve, and. 1<>
V
, G od’s whole
G r e a t u n iv e rse shall fo rtify thv
|
¥ : * "oul— El)n W heeler
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I 'V'
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I
s v r m tr ii ?
h e a r t s o) t u n
nllt* girirtl ht*.
■cot, ti't* o t h e r
»od because of the fear of punishment il he should do
iAevil?
Wilcox.
______
A f o , m t , " n ll"l* l.les f o r t h ; a w e ll h a s t n Le p t i m p e d C
uba's new president speak*. I
' A n d ' t h e r e a f t e r a new revolution hut there are many more wells than loiintnins
.lust so
fa e xpected to follow.
with human lives, there are many good people whoso
HE- 5
----------o------th o ug ht s am! speech are pure and iioldo, hut who h a w to
,)'■ O u r office boy says if g re a t
he
pumped Lv sonit* outside force m order to ho of hem-lit
m a n y g ir ls a r e like some nations
In t h a t they nrc a lw a y s up in arm*. to others. Ther e are a few whose lives are like fmiulains.
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.
forever bubbling forth,
I
CM. Coolidge *eem* to lie th e
■ only one in the Republican p a r ly
9 w ho
n ’t ta
talk
in gir ton
Inn much
m odi
h o is
isn't
lk in
jL -. --------- " ---------L ike
A lexander
and
Bobby
Jon«», th e world fliers imiM now
seek now worlds to contpior.
s p n ailing p*\
ami
merely HI-) good i* md al wa ys enough.
1'eaple like
hilt are like wells
[l is ........
also.....................................
neee sal \ lo III)....good.
W h;il
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w o u l d t h i s w o r l d «n i n e t o i! e \ e i \ l i v i n g body w e i e r-a!
is f ie d t h a t h i s i l u t v l o Mod a m i t o m a n k i n d e x t e n d e d no
further than merely being careful md lo dn a ny th in g that
IS i-vil 111 1, t ( h a m
s w it Inn 0 ||| | o\y c |
N ow whnt (inference does
us
rubles a pirn on the street* g o o d .
o f I V tro g rn d ?
BUS
Tomorrow’s Paperl
T h is D ig
lO -Q u a r t
A lu m in u m
D i s hi p a n
G iv e n A w a y !
H eadline
a kes str uong
n g s ta te m e n t" .
Mum
I n in
i i t iin
t i rg. to
G . .onions
. „ b . t . u ,u
....
iv * been npne r*rta
I F lo r id a moonshine
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T h e c o st of crim e is going up
| d e c la re A m e ric a n Bankers.
\n d
I y e t th e r e a re plenty of people win,
ir e cu rio u s enough to find mil for
* umadveg.
flo of the tiesi features nbnut
m'lMfrrn dance* is Itint a 1 lumsj
rtumblo can l>e called a su.-t ■»« I
glidv.
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t n n t | i c i l a t pi 'll. |l i s | a s tinI'l'C
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hwi
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il y o u a t - u - e i t . il w ill only t e a t
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t
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As you treat tin- world, just
mi
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1h
tin *. who liini* pot .bic.e- mil i '
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l have w sep arate In te re s t -A ccount in
yyliich 1 m ak e small w e ek ly d e p o sits. It
is the easiest way 1 k n o w to save m o n e y ."
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1 Lot, corner ('entral A \e. and Park !|
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IN SANFORD RF AD FSTATF
1 Lot oO\117, First Street, next to San ||
1 Lot next to corner Central Avu. and
Park A vc.
Ltd com er Park \vc. ri cl between
( entrnl and Hughey.
1 house and lot, Ikumelto Avu., iiutwuun
Hughey and Martin Streets.
For Rent S^nii huiJdin^; for office or
Imsiness,
W. First Street.
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•‘Good to the Last Drop’
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That’s what your Cow will say if driven our
Sanford, Florida c
E iiR a in ia n D iiiin im iiiiR u iiiu a m a H iiB iiiiiiiiil
Dairy Feed
“P ra tt’s Laying .Mash" ar.?3 >our H imih K' i i i i i i t i i n i f l i i i e R B i i i i i i c E t J t i i i i i H' i D a i i i K i t n D i i i i i M l
will “Situ!! (Jul the C.r ;;. / ’
S HOW MUCH WILL YOU BE
j
.. \Vc are U eaihiuailers for Hood Feed.
• WORTH IN TEN YEARS?
I ♦ * lit MB «♦rtw I . a r:«4ii »• i . ' j | ,
if >..,i pUn ymir
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,»l>d .* • • (Mill) *ltl||UlN In l#f* il.TlHMJ
Sanford F eed
& Supply Co.
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Phone 530
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t o i l 11.1—1 rtri-tit,
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DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT
DAIRY FEED
Laikui Yt*r in build*
fl
j
l .a a miucuftiti til f i i i u r o
ll*>w n i i h l i u hi )».u In- u n r i h In i . t| \-«Mrv* A f k y o u r *
* ‘ l l 1*II t r u t h f u l l y
W i l l h h*- I D ' *
1,'W t n 000 „ r I t
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Di e »ld* -
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JNO. W. HNKKD
((nmu-Mti *3C fr%n/m)
.GvRUtntwcu than 15% DlCISTJBif nutrient*
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r«».ni iii i m - n p o r i t \ .
d • f « r tn 111•*> ii<iY\ in iii‘|| y «*u
otj il. ?*, 1 p i u a
h u t mo i i i i i a
1 *m totpliift ) " i u itii'oitM* u *i •»*. Uftc
Myrtle A'<‘. and ''nurtli Street
ft nnt what j caw HATS but whit (he
DIGESTS tLt proiiucfj rntlk inti buttn fits
mi * I*. •' m
11h i mi ul I y
: A COMMUNITYJiUI.bDER
1 F. P. FOSTER, President
. ■..
X m n tn L s
o f t a a 1.y M M d W i
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N CO.
1 t,o .,g*
Progress
to
MERCHANTS & MINERS
•
.Service
SKMIMOLE COUNTY BANK
^
f n r i p f l u ' a n i l ini: r m a t ia n i J. / i . ' r e i ,
PEPAIt 1yiI *. .
Interest A ccounts can tie op en ed for
deposits ot one dollar or more, 1
Mrength
|AT| ANTIC THY t Hi 4*1
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(II Ip* Mil ftt, yGhllV hit i H« kil 1 4*fl I *■
h ifllri t "1 I'tllf I
p'eiiiiii t* lia \ . »l r1* lr iro*
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, With the le g a .« f these for ' »"• N »'
' .g h t u - tin*, w h .u
. |u l
............. .................
fit•A onw * when they come
to ; w. " 1- n boy u- mid n Iaim'll <■! | v uruiciui.od, <1 will, -rink,
| .,|
1111, 1, .n
In* (hiv
« M»ei ti il L\
to race. 1 upyrus lost b> . it I,, -1 < iio k ,i slu t
1, ligtited fulet, y,-.,t old 1,,,) - with .id 'e n
! lo yj, it - rut i lifi M il Mild « \ |»l’t 1
nd E pinurd >y a netk.
tl ten pound can **t powder mul tu n m - ,llsp..-ll I"l,- b a 'i- ,11 no.i, bus.ties,. t,, *’ L"1 •fi n i *•w in j
|
___t o r U rooklm rt is now rek ^" 'b e d th, , .,11 tut" a - 111, k, - de.i -r .iki than w, t.«yi
\ s S t** Li- | >11-f1*| I «'*1 LoitU (^
viiiiiwai
G
e n e ra l im
Dnwe*
w i'i wvit
over liiu
tho ranfl'.
coal*
iii little isyyit/, rUiioi
I n t ) mart
Hep ubllcnn p a r t y is much like
r$X,-fpr-ull w ith almuet anyone
hr ting a ge 1- tu n n e d , b.i* iii*
IIK U O F S O F
A I *( )T D O M F
ly ? to g e t biffed in the eye.
lyi.ipi:., K,-,p- it in or>1,1 under
Biv^tA'-*. ■NEW M»KK W ORLD
| goy.u
I c y „a-■
I* said th a t crim e cost* the
lion
In
1.111
ope
k'loyytoil
to 1n|). 1
1 ^States te n Hi 1lion dollar- '
A1i1m 1.1l Hulnsoir is oit tin ii-t Riihtr-uri, and 1 appealed to him a*
ipim Sw it ret Inn,Iivuidd
1usi umrb
ro»r and yet th e r e a r e those '
1* 1
nave th e n e w sp a p e rs say for prom otion. A naval board a < alifoi m an." Thul , lim b e d it th a n tin wiede ot Mv itrerlund
chosen by S e c r e ta r y W ilbur h a s ' l',|n - ii) . Sr , was no iiiun to tu tii wortti
g a b o u t it.
| passed by otbei names to pick out a deaf ear to an appeal w bn h was
Ever) inch ot th, mountain* and
ih C fB o sto n H e ra ld point* uut I Rohinuti'* f, r special luuim
1uli ilated t» m-t him is,, he him uf Hi, 'a lle y * would -n f,*u Kht
*»1 11
«*r.
t a very d a y o r two then* in a j
Who t* A dm iral l£,,bi*mi ? .*-,-11 self le stilie d i ihe neut lu tle proltt f.u
th e n u m b e r o f p e r s o n a , a l o r \Vul«b mil* him "the man who ,,f S1irmi.mru.inm
to atop, look a n d li»- furnished th e I,ruin* uf the navy
A hundred m illion'’ l\i-*iol)
T i l l s IS OS
O N E lil SI I.T
The
0 crossings.
d e nrurtmcril
u r tn ie n l”’ in the
u n - ' mure
Itubiatn
had tin
m e s to
' ilxerlaud m the
m e nil-luM.se
oil-lease nscanru.ni*, 11 nail
11,> lig
riguies
in money
ninney *.f
<•! S
Sw
». Robison took the w iltutss-| gix- Du* se n a te .
But wlicu the m a rk e ts ,.f the world is worth uet-o---.'*•
Mtund before the Se na te coinmiUvt* ' eurnmittee took u|i the sliullur dt*- 11ally mure th a n tlie dollar.- of the
n e w book ju a t publiehed in
uu Nov, at) and Dec. 1 la*t y e a r pn-ul of Teapot h om e and asked l iiiled Slat,-*. Syy i-s m u u ) ye*y
T aehio
F u jiw a r u
i*
nVlll T h e re Be W nr B«- and testified to tire part he had ( inm if It wu* not tr u e th a t the Ad lernay sold well iihuve put
m inistruliop had signed lease* tha t
)J a p a n a n d A m e r i c a ? ” The plavea in tile tra n sa c tio n .
lie w as the m an, he said, who would cost the navy fifteen barrel*
1’OUR G A N D H I, stiucrc putritil
r __ w t ueem to th in k th e r e will
He say*
b u i th e A m e ric a n s a re akepti- had b ro u g h t Doheny into the affair., of oil in every sixteen, he adm it ,,f India, is still sta rv in g
T h e re had been u c e rta in young ted ( H e a r in g s , nage 1*113) thut this h,. will tu t when he reaches the
o p tim ie tic .,
m a n - Robison described him a* “a was ju s t what liappetied.
! point of death, not before, He 1*
_ jra*-1'j . 1 - o 1 *—1 had
been | Other naval officers m ight ob- J f a stin g us u penance fur recent
H ibben, pre sid e n t o f I’rinca- frie n d of n u n s ’’— who
__ on th e spot
, it when he ject th a t a b a rg a in so d isa stro u s riot* between III........
.
Ilhdu ................
and Mohurn*^
In lv c ra ity , quite th e ^tcpubll- conveniently
deJ. His n a m e ? E dw a rd
j struck a body Mow at the A inert- m edan ntoba, ul*.> hoping to "ccunp a r t y because i t failed to c a r r y w as needed.
J r . — the Edw ari) i*.can' Navy.
Not Robison.
F ro m ijuei the Englishmen by love."
innalgn prom isee of IU20. H e M Doheny,
^ " I t w a s a w a r to end w a r ," Doheny, j r „ who w as la te r to first to lust, alone a m ong the chief 1 Gandhi is un optimist m a h a tm a ,,
I r e s u l t s o f R epublican mis- b rin g $IU(I,00U to W a sh in g to n in a officers of tire navy, he defended if be th in k s Englishmen can be
( the leases, despite* his unconvinc- “canquoreu by love" when it comes 1
■ tration d id n 't produce th is black satchel fo r A lb e rt Fall.
Robison discussed th e -oil re- nig figures.
I to world dominion,
______ 0______
serves w ith tills you n g m an. He
Now he ruups the re w a rd o f
Also Gandhi should knowr If I n
id th a t thee duange
a n g e r of druinngu
f a ith f u l service*.
_
dia could bo HMVed by stuA 'ing,
rp(Wr Premier Cleroenceau
Robison recom m ended for pro Indiu would have !n*4n ,-uved long
re, H like flowers; th e y have an w orried him. “ Talk to your <lud.
ugo. Millions uf Indians have
over men th e y are ai* w o n t' y o u ? " he su g g e ste d , f l o ( motion.
Young Roosevelt nom inated for sta rv e d . You d o n ’t conguor any-,
' there are not some young Mr. Doheny p u l it up to
g o v e rn o r of New York.
body by ^ s ta r v in g yourself, but hy^
f a th e r.
I sn 't it about tim e t h a t th e Re- s ta r v in g the person to be con-*
A nd f a t h e r ?
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nod t o y .- bn t
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W et th e other niglit proved in tn- TIlUl "s 111most a good o t I111I -tor y ',1 1, .
o n l y ’ a pebble in the G e orgia n's Editor lien jit mi 1n 1*-1<t iilimit :to I .un. .md 10-eti ..f (to i*»l too
sna k e s the otto r duj
S a tifn i.lj in ) and ten
econds 11 n o n , d ,
' ' H I l!| | l i i 1 a* trig t'*"i,|'t m
p a th to rin g leader slop.
III laid
-indie* all over lliat 1mini \ m-U Itn- loi.ntiv
be, m , ot Ingli, i
I f New York think* the la n g u a g e
'I li:rl> I wo -rial.,-- m e
not r, '* Diem dead vv, m e glad
t,»soy wag,-, mid prohibit loti
,,tw b a t,v ,r
used* in f’W hnt Price G l o r y ? ” 1* g r e a t m an)
When yie were in <Mu 11 we worked mi tin larru and v,,u
Naviugs depositert m
tr o u g , wiial due* it think uf | | nuisiaru, forty year* ago, t i n ms I " - 1 plowing in the - p iin c l line 1* T, t., ,
i, a s i t - < ill*- I lit ! In* b;tf tk? 1 ~
H el
* cam paign spcc'ctic* . I running tn and mit of tha t city 1 was a -cl,loin day that w, did 1 »t
...
t
, th ro u g h the sw am ps around it umd tu rn up with tin* plow-liar, a Jut, j c u n v e n t.......... t tm m- , .........m !o l
I t s this kind of w eather that
,-ril,|, im,j kill
ninny lug ......
''"*1
little Min;., - , a, Ii f»■ ■,1 ( t, ■ in m t bur, I P . l l l l EN H i n t
kim
business
pick , . up.. “ .'"I I ’ •• " I
tha t wensun
* " " >’• 1- m, lie- long,
and la m p s A NI > MU t | O N IHll.I.A ItS
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wi
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tiiig
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ot
* I t U pa fe^l hke w o rk in g h a r .lv r o e lv e * „i, the trucks th a t tt„-•Ahe, I*
* t - '•*'!> with th, to
While Die py*|iulat loti of tin
J it doe a,
of tlie engines would -lip mi the ’ our --owly.il. -hoe
People in Elm
* ------ r.-------rails, mill the lim n tr e w s wmil 1 •*L* 'b*n I k '
a nyt hi ng itbouI ' 1,1'*1 ' 1 11 '* 1,1 * ' ' ' ' 1' 11
1'
.•(fotMl’t m a ke any differ r u n ti 1, v1 to go ahead oil fool mid
"bakes. We have -een m ore -nuke- m g - bank ilcpo it- iii.n it- e d M s
Jf. you a r e a Methodist or a the snakes off th, li g h t - of way 1 mu rung t loin- . Iv. - mi tin 1 „ k- .d
, ,,, 1
ptiflt, it's the Gulden Rule tlnit It you don't bellye th ,-. ask any ,d
N.-itli G eorgia mnuiitmn ute. in
■on d:tv, iliiit \yv na\ i m-i it in iu,i»
•M\l I Ih fi \ N(} I'a•1k11- , 1m
Ilic old n tih o a d iiipfi u hu i.tn
. t h e G t l i v u mi l l « r e s i t - l i t m
"I keep two
accounts w ith my
bank”
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o n e
a
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G O NORTH
M O K K A H < )1 ‘T S N A K KS
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(niwri. ;i . m a- ■
Mlhl M’lr ■i V I • •J WiiI"|m III »!'
y.n •
*1 *lf - •Mould II* t l»r «**»*•> 'll
ft i l ah • ,! r R i' h iij .i <;tft i t! il ht h m! Ml dl * ii -turn Iu hm
of Hoi
I n (In' 1 1
Then
ii l a w
I HIS
sunshi ne :d! 1 ',,||'i' 'l
g h o u l.
i
HIGH KINA N’t TI
.-s
that Ilic Unite,1 S ta te - r<t\i iiimerit at!,! ofl’ti lal- arc ri"' *iimpi'
1,-rrt ,ir 1turn -1 etiotigi I*,
big unit" i t a k mg*.
H i " l il Him other Tint ill?:'*.
Get many f*,r in-tiitit <•. a n s.l.lf t-.
m a na ge | •IIIt! 11 nWllersblp '
\\ Hid,.' - l li-plii'MCs.
'i. ,| I i
till. G< IIIIKII [H M(|||., ItilVl |U 1 I . I II
installed I>\ (In Gi inmn | » j•i, |ius| ■ITi < ,.|i i xj‘U—- lia t:
rimrung '.i|\,|.|.|i |!,.)|iu and H am burg
on a mill.,ml .,w i li•, |l \ tlo
<,,r
■lint, |i|.,jdr.
Watch
;
, “ ‘*1 ' " * " ' 1- <' 1' '■
,h * "
uni nlTmi.- <>l I hi *i>unlt\
A T e x t F or A n E v e ry -D a y S erm o n
•* can ncilievn
|
T h e ^ j r a n d and all c re a tiv e force*
t* *
l^ito to hod and lnlc to sJ
m a k e s one u n h e a lth y arid hmi
a n d wise.
„
ly jrh b v s p a r k divine dwells in thee; ‘
'* le t It grow,'
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0ANDOBBS i f
As Brisbane Sees It
r r r after**** n n » i
■t « a * r* N , Florida
*a Second Claaa Matter.
IT. I ll* , a t the PoetofBc*
Florida, under Act of
:
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II. F. WHITNER, Cashier S
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SEMINOLE COUNTY FEDERATION
• WOMAN’S CLUBS HOLDS INITIAL
MEETING OF SEASON W ED N ESD A Y '
iocial
lendar
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Society
Editor.
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HISS ROSAMOND
Office 148.
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_ nwry, A la.: Miss M arian
A v e ry Inform al rccepVfon w as
Two popular y o u n g m em ber* of Montgon
Sanford'* y o ung Ibeial s e t h i v e M osley,'O nion S prings, A la.; Miss hold a t th e conclusion o f th e bu si
Phone: Rea. 426
. ness amnion o r th e W om a n’s Club
many friend* w no will b e in te r e s t Allene Burton, Madison. * ed to learn tof th e ir activities in
A lpha B eta c h a p te r of D elta W e dne sda y a fte rn o o n f o r th e v is
the college life. Mis* Maude Lake, D elta
S o ro rity — Misses
Alice itin g ladle*. In the receiving line
pledged Chi O m ega, and Mis* M arsh, M a r g a r e t Clemens, Gladys w ith Mr*. H e n ry W ig h t, president
Emile Linglc, pledged K a p p a D el Nye, O rlando; Miss Clifton Sixfon, b f the club, w e rd i Mr*. W. H.
ta on th e a n n u a l pTedge day a t Alice Cullen, Elizabeth M u r r a_y , Blackman o L E u s t i s , M rs. E . S.
Tallahassee.
T he follow ing a r e t o r a l i ; Misti' VirginiaTaylor,~Mls* M arsh of Mount Dora, M rs. I. L.
- m a la
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Parkhilt, -T a m p a ;
Miss S chum acher o f E u s tis . , ,
Mrs. C. M. Hand and Mrs. S. M. some of th e o th e r pledges:
Presiding a t tho punch table
Gamma c h a p te r of Chi O m e g a — Elizabeth Rogers, Live O ak; Miss
Lloyd spent W ednesday in DeLand.
Misses M ary V irg in ia Wooten, eLi- M a ry 'Lea l.aninr, Miss Glhdys w e re Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. S.
Mr. and Mrs. .M a r tin Tem ple la Linchaugh, H a r r ie t Fle tc h e r, T u rn e r, Pensacola; Miss Maxine Puleston and Mr*. Emfor C urlett.
D a inty r e f r e s h m e n ts w ere served
a re the proud p a r e n ts of a baby Ruth Adamson, M a r g a r e t McMul McClnren, Thomasvillc, Oa.
girl, born W ednesday, Oct 1, 1921. len, l^dfl I-esloy. of T a m p a ; Miss
Iota c h a p te r o f A lpha Delta/ Pi by a c h a rm in g bevy of tho younger
___
Lady S a ra h H endry, of St. Peters- S o ro rity — Misses Helen Wilcox, m em bers of the club, including
Cocil N ih o n , of Orlnndo, spent | burg; Miss V irginia
Lesley, of C lairs M urphy, Elizabeth Oren* Mrs. B. D. Caswell, Mrs. Ed B etts,
T uesday in Hanford a tte n d in g t o ' Haines City;
, . Mtsa D orothy- ^ k - shaw , Leslie G rav, H a r r ie t Pullen, M r iy B ruxtop B a g g e tt, Mr*. Ed
Clamruck, Miss Ellen Popper, M m ! Jacksonville; Miss Grace E arle m und Meiseh. Mrs. E m m e tt Mc
business.
Ethel Tucker, Miss Louise Kin- Hough, Miss G retna M ary F ulch, Call, Mrs. Roland Reed, Mrs. W.
_______ _ of raid Gainesville- Miss M a rtha A t - 1| ^ k r c i t y ;
C harlotte Story, W. P o tte r nnd Miss S a n t a Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Calloway,
The club building w a s be a uti
Orlando, spent Wodireisdny in Snn- dormnn Miss Nina Louise B y r d , , Cciinnbus, Go.; iMsa Julia F rances
Jacksonville; Miss Maude Lake, [ Wooten. Shellman, G«.; iM ss Eliz- fully decorated w ith palm s and
ford, shopping.
Sanford; Miss E lizabeth n o * tw iik ,| uhetii W hitaker,
Tampa;
Miss eve rgre ens, tho p revailing colors
Miss Caroline
Millz-r, .j Hlir.ntmth
Love. ".........
' "........ Miss being th a t of the federation, which
L akeland;
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. B rum ley nnd‘ | Quincy;
.
.......... ..................
met d u rin g the morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Snidrr, of ChulUota. ] Crescent City; Miss F lora Burnt. Rn r a h Hhnw, Quincy; Miss Mildred
Mil
Over one- hundred y e a r hooka
spent Wfdnc'siiny in Hanford.
( Uy; Miss Elinor Miller, Key Nix, Albany, fia.; Miss Emily Me
nnd m em bership cards were given
West.
Phail, A tlanta.
out d u rin g the afternoon.
Lappa AI pint c h a p te r of Kappa
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Dooley, of
Florida Beta c h a p te r of Pi Beta [
Geneva, spent T uesday afternoon Della S o ro rity — Miss Beulah R a n - 'P h i S o ro rity — Miss Anno AHenian,
in S anford, shopping.
B LO O D SH O T EYES
lei m n, Okeechobee; Miss Emile Mias C hristine McKi nney, Orlnndo: Miss i.ouine Beaming, St. o- Arc cured without pain in one day by
Mrs. Alan Maofnrhino nnd Mrs. Singlc, Sanford; Miss Mary Clem te r s h u r g ; Miss A lberta Srinson, Leonard i’s Golden Eye lotion. No
C. L. W est, of Oviedo, sp e n t W ed ens, Montlcella: Miss G eraldine Miss Mary Sanderson, Kissimmee; other eye remedy in the world as
nesday in Sanford, shopping.
B a rn e tt, W hite S p rin g s; Miss Hnr- Miss Mildred Ready, Miss Mary ■outing, healing and strcugiliening for
i'jott Tracy, W inter H a ve n; i.Mss ! Eaves, K entucky; Miss Dorothy weak eyes. Insist on having “ LeonMr. nnd Mrs. (>. P. Swope nnd
G nim hles. Ounncllon; Miss Marian irdi’s." It nukes strong eyes. A t
Oliver Swope, of O rlando, spent Emily Reggs, Miss V irginia E li-' ol.u Hutchinson, .iGinesville
ill druggists.
nit, Pensacola; Miss G ladys Kush,
W ednesday in Sanford.
Ocala; Miss Puna Page, J a c k so n -1
Clenrwa..
, ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Enocho P a r tin , of villi-; Mias Mary Nelson,
M iks Dorothy c a y . Kufaula, ■
Oviedo, spent Wcdnesd u> in Min- i«*r;
a | m . Mlss
M ur free, P r a tts - ■
ford, shopping.
I vilh*. Ala.; Miss Carolyn Ja c k so n I
Personals
________________________ ___________
Q uite th e m o s t, im p o r ta n t f e a
By Mrs. Walter Wight.
*..e Sem inole C o u n ty F e d e r a tio n tu r e of th e m eeting and th e m o st
The
’Thursday*
‘Chapter Eastern S tar; of W o m a n 's C lubs, m r t W jM Jne^-y w onderful work being done In the
m orning, Oct. L a t i®:30 o clock in county, in th a t it is ta k in g care of
the club room s o f th e S a n fo rd W o ou r f u tu r e citizen*, w a s th e child
F rid a y
.
.
•nlor C h ristia n E n d e a - m a n ’s Club, w ith a n u n u su a l n u m w e lfa ro work flpoken of by Mrs.
pprings; leave c h u rc h a t b e r of in te r e s te d and e n th u sia stic T u r n e r as federation c h a irm a n of
m e m be rs In a tte n d a n c e . T he direc-. child w elfure and r e p o rte d fully
fv • , J
.
;iock E vening B rid g e ; tion o f . t h e c o u n ty fe d e ra tio n work by Miss Abby Doudney, th s sp le n
E d B e tts ; 311 P a r k is’ now in th e h a n d s of a new a d did nnd e ffic e n t c ounty nurse.
Miss Doudney gave in detail h e r
m in istra tio n , Mrs. Jo h n Leonard!,
ion Bridge. P a lm ro o m th e f i r s t p r e sid e n t, h a v in g recently 1annual noport nnd explained how
otcl; ho ste ss, St. A g- com pleted h e r t e r m of office, a f te r she m a n a g e d w ith th e co-operation
two y e a rs of u n tir in g and in s tr u c of d e n tists, physicians and hospit
P. M.
tive leadership in th e building up al to obtain medical, surgical nnd
S a tu r d a y .
duntul aid for the children who are
to pro g r a m K»ven by of th e fe d e ra tio n .
A g r e a t th in g nns been achieved, unable to nay fully for such aid, of
otto SAiifh; _ Studio o f
nnd even now w ith th e change of the school inspection of children
e S. Munson, "4 p. m.
officers th e r e will be no break in and w here a ssista n c e was needed ir.
Monday
C lub; hostess, Mrs. th e c o n tin u ity of the work already exam ination, conferences held with
teachers and others,
begun, u n d e r th e new and e ffic physicians,
a, O ak^A venue; 4 P*
C lass o f the B a p tist ie n t leader, Mrs. R. E. Tolar.
nnd clinics held and tr e a tm e n ts
fllncss m e e tin g ; ladles
T he officers nnd sta n d in g com given.
, 3:30 p. m.
m ittees a r c ns follows: Mrs. W . D. 1 E x p la n a tio n s of the
G arden
W ednesday.
B allard,
of A ltam onte S p rin g s, Yeur, and intensive plans for civic
_jrcle; A ll-day f ir s t vice president; Mrs. P. P. be nutification w ere given by Mrs.
Spaulding Cin
some of M ra. Jo h n A bra- W akefield, of Geneva, second vice H enry W ight, of Hip Sanford W o
pre side nt; Mrs. Jo h n Leonard!, r e m an's Club.
/P cording se c r e ta r y ;
Mrs. A. L.
Mrs. E. S, M arsh, of Mount Dorn,
Thom as, c o rre sponding s e c r e ta r y ; president of th e Lake County FedMrs. H. B. McCall, of Oviedo, tr e a s , e rntion, w a s presented and gave
u r e r ; Mrs. C. L. W e st, o f Oviedo, n H|dc»did account of the work b e
(429) 8 auditor; Mrs. E n d o r C u r le tt. pres, ing done in o u r ne ighboring county,
lln n ta Jo u rn a l
Mrs. H. B. McCall arr.1 Mrs. B
p a re n t-te ac h e rs association of G r- and a description of a recent a r t (L Sm ith, of Oviedo, spent Wednes10:45 harp.
TX7/AT V
M IT P L lT r £
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JostoU (303) 6 B ig B r o th - neva; Mrs. R. J- Lyles, e h n irm a n of exhibit held under the auspices of day nftertum n m S a nford, shop |
, 7 p r o g r a m fro m W E A P . auxiliary S p a n ish A m erican W a r her organization.
luffolo (319) 5:30 m usic; V eterans; Mrs. J a c k S cott, chair
Mrs. T olar n ext presented Mrs.
bws; 8 conc e rt; 10 dance. m an of Bushier,*, nnd Professional
l
M LKT. m
1,. .Schumacher, vice-president of I Jack E. C a rte r, of Chicago, 111.,
Chicago N e w s (447.5) 0 I W oman's Club ; Mrs. W. D. Bn Hard, Section Seven of’ th e F lorida Fed- a r r i v a l W ednesday a f te rn o o n to be
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[ 0:30 o r c h e s tr a ; 8 club p r j chatrtnnn I.ongue of W om en V o t erntion, who in her pleasing and the guest of his sister. Miss Jew ell I
r ,1(, „ nnuuj r ,.,„,rt „f the Semi 3
8:30 m usical g e o g ra p h y . ers; Mrs. S te w a r t, president, Ixmg a g re e a b le way told the lendeis of C a r te r , for th e coming week,
j
county nurse, f Miss Abbey ■
Chicago T rib u n e (370) 0:30 woo<l Civic L e a g u e ; M rs. W. O- 1 the ir influence for moral unlift
lluininey. covering the period from g
concert, o r c h e s tr a , e n te r W olcott, p re sid e n t Oviedo W oman s in com m unity life and the success
Mrs. Clyde A. Byrd and children
, | r,, 1!t23. to Oct. I, 1924, as
Club; Mrs. C ora W akefield, p r e s i of te a m work ns well ns the p le a s leave today for Arcadia to spend ,ut,milted at the flr.-t m eeting of ]
several m onths w ith Mrs. Byrd's
Seminole Federation of Worn- i
[hienge (345) 6:30 musical; dent Geneva W o m a n ’s Club; and ure derived from un ity in service.
Mrs. H enry W ig h t, president Sun„„■* ciut)s ,,n W ednesday is ns fob- j
Announcement was made by Mrs. m other. Mrs. Wey.
p r o g r a m ; 9-11 musical.
--------( lo w s.
i
Dnllas N ew s (476) 8:30 ford W om an's Club.
T olar of th e plans for the State
The executive com m itte e is com B eautification m eeting to be held
Durwood Willis, distric t innnag,i 1, .. in,- visits
and secular songs by q u a r
1.146
,
. |
Vi
f
. i
:t
I 11 I|H'
r '•si 4 of Mrs. Tolar, Mrs. Sm ith, in T.nvim in. Oct. 9. She urged a er ol the l.u.cK( ompaiiy.
u 1 *, s;,
visit206
Mr--. W akefield and Mrs. I.eiuiurdi
JavcnpOrt (484) 7 bedtime; Airs. B. G. Sm ith, c h a irm a n club la rg e a tte n d a n c e from Seminole spend several m onths m .Sanford. St tll„,i inspect....... of , hildren ) .998
sta y in g a t the \ aide* Hotel.
|i, |,.l t l ves found
I.HOU
county.
ir m le c tu re ; 8 concert.
e x te n sio n ; Mrs. II. H. P a tlish a ll,
7
,
i
orreetions
secured
"14
Moines (626) 7:30-9 c h a irm a n of A m ericanization; Mrs.
A fte r n d ^ m rn m e n t, the Hostess
Dr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Kppes )m\e ( 'onfereiire* with physicians 157
C om m itte e served a most delicious
John
l^m nardi, c h a irm a n , home
moved to th e n home on Elm Ave Conferences with teachers
161
|t r o i l News ( 6 17) C New; economics;
301 ■ <■
Mrs. Dean T u rn e r, lunch* on, and a f te r a social ex nue and E ig h th S tr e e t, w here they ...... u ,n, „th,.,s
change
of
g
r
e
e
tin
g
s
nnd
an
invi
baritone,
c hairm an of child w e lfa re ; Mrs.
will
located for the w inter.
n nferenecs
7l)h
Tort
W orth S tn r-T u lr- P o rte r W akefield, c h a ir m a n fi la tu m from th e Sanford W o m a n ’.1
I hildren accompanied to doc[476) 7:30 o r c h e s tr a coti- nance; Mrs. B. B. Maltbie, ohaii Club t i all the visiting Indies to
Mrs. Roland Reed and Mrs.
48
tor
mnn f o re stry ; M rs. Slade, Long- r. m a d foi th e ir opening m eeting Emit r C u rle tt, of eGnevn, a t t e n d - j i hiiureu accompanied t dent
Knnsus C ity S t a r (411) wood, c h a irm a n H ighw ay I m p ro v e of I he season at 3 o'clock, the ed the opening of the Hanford W o
1st
declaring thay m a n s ’ Club W ednesday afte rn o o n . |
[30 s tr in g tr io ; 6-7 School m e nt; Mrs. W illiam M a rtin , chair v.u -t ; d e p a rte d
Dental clinics held
v
("
C
going
to
pass
on
th
e
pond
A ir; 8 o r c h e s tr a , ini ti m an of L egislation; Mrs. A .11.
I hildren treate,I under clime
thing's learned and planned and
l l :46 N ig h th a w k s
Ja m e s H aw kins tins r e tu rn e d to Tutfsd and adenoid clinics held
Fuller, c h a irm a n , park and hir
bring
a
la
rg
e
r
num
ber
of
m
em
bers
S a nford, his w nter home. He will
a A nge le s (469) 8:46 or- I \ ( rH. \V5cst, c h a irm a n social service
fur the next m e e ting to be held in be joined by Mis. H aw kins in a Children tr e a te d under clinic
10 vocal; II lustrum enval;
The m eeting W ednesday mm
E ite iu 'iito distributed
AJlamonte,
at
a
date
to
be
nmmune
few weeks.
cal, In stru m e n ta l.
ing was opened by an add re ss of ' V
Hookworm specimens obtnimsl
Lmii.sville T im es
(400) welcotr..• by Mrs, T olar, who also r
'
II, .kwnrm tr e a tm e n t given
Mr. and Mis, E. B. Lntrghv .in
K entucky R am blers, tmri j B(ftted th a t th e object of the m eet
Eeiters iwnt
son, I la n k , of l.akvlaud, spent ( a id s sent
; ing was to get all the m e m b e r; " t
Wednesday in S anford the g g u c sts Special and pie s, hoo] inspecMemphis CoTntitercial Ap the county d u lis to g e tiu i
a g a in
of Dr. and Mrs. W T l.angb .
(603) H:30 o r c h e s tr a ;
U | n ftt,r « .mi ,..'! , f mu
t- a. i
2211
l lolls * f children
| to make plans t’oi nie.lti i ea--*n
\b>nttdy weights of children 5,126
Mrs. W H Blackman, of Ur- H ealth talks to c h i l d r e n
New York <492) 10 n. m. of hard work, to m ake a g re a te i
90
Undo, president o flhe Florida Fed 1 News Items in local newt,pi*
cal. ta lk ; 3-9 p. m. solos, federation or o rga niz a tion, and ask
"Miss Eliza Ix-t li Flowers, a bride erntion of W om ens’ Club, was one
c, dnnre.
od for co-operation from every wo
uer
3
of the rioted speakers at the open Office interview s
New York (466) 9 a, m. m a n s ciub and P a r e n t Teacher*
" r ,I" H
h WM!* the charm
420
12-i* p. m. music, o rgan, Association in th e county.
317
, ing h o m o n - at a dinnei shower. ing of the S anford W omen's Club In dividual' advised at office
i reports, talks, specialty.
Individnals *t i t ated at office
101
Very in te re stin g r e p o rts from g u m Tm-'ilip night nt the home
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C,
T
Blnnchet
re
New York (406) 7 talk.
A pproxim ate nurnlrcr of hours
officers and com m ittees followed ,,f Mi-s p e r r y Lee llcll. Misses
N ew ark (40n) II :30 a. m. A very iielpful and ilhim iuutiug Helen Hoage. Nonie Williams, Mar turned Wed no-day to th e n home in
154
in office
I p. m. solrrs, talks.
talk on H ighw ay Im provem ent was
Brown and Nliss Bi ll were the Puntn Gorda. a f te r visiting then Number of hours of clerical
w. i k
V O m aha (286 ) 8 songs
12:
gracious hostesses.
d a u g h te r .
Mrs,
H
Lawrence
Philadelphia (395) 6:30 given by Mrs F orre st Lake, telling
T alks to clubs, p a re n t and
At
K
o
’clock
i.
delicious
buffet
Brown They have j u s t returned
teacher* association, and
7:30 pluylet; 9 dance; )0 the ladies in the county in whai
niunner
they
could
improve supper was served in the ilinneng from an extended vtsit north, vis
ip
e rt
t ell, liel s .
room, w here th e color scheme nt
Philadelphia (509) 6 30 or th r o u g h th e n s tr e e ts and highw ays (link and green was c a rrie d out King re la tiv e s and friends m New
the g e n e ra l aspect of the com m on
trn ; 8:30 re c ita l; 9 dance.
NOTICE.
most effectively. Coral vines used i York. Springfield, and other phn
Reservation* fur the Bridge par- H
P itts b u r g (326) 6.16 or ily mill w here they could find help
Ttiev made many frn-ud* wbib ty given Friitav afternoon nt the si
Wakefield
of the G eneva in vases and b askets added much
0:16 children; 0 30 address; Mis.
w
w ,||
delighted ............ Valdez Hotel by the Nl Agnes J
C om m unity Club outlimsl their to the bea u ty of the scheme.
concert.
C
ontests
a
p
p
r
o
p
r
ia
te
for
such
.............
jf|
,
ht.
nen, fu tu re
plans
for
the
y
e
a
r,
and
also
s
u
g
Guild may be made by calling Mrs. ■
Providence (360) 7 m u sic occasion |>ro%i*il #*rjjuyanh* unu
gested as c h a irm a n of th e finance
li E Perkins at 18(1 W, nr Mrs. ' *
10 dance.
. __ _
Geo MrKory nt 630-W.
{{
Schenectady (380) 7 play com m itte e of tin- county fe d e r a RTmivm^ 1*» the Kr»»«*stM until a la tr
i Call Mrs. Geo. Mi Kory at 630
tion th a t they u n d e rta k e Hie p m hour.
9:50 dance.
Call Mrs It L. Perkins at 286-W
duct ion of a p a g e a n t, T H E FI.A G,
T here were 12 of Miss F lo w e rs’ 1 W to m ake reservations for F in la y
Springfield (337) 5 trio ; : om
>-11:iO book review', bedtim e, * tin s to lie given on W a s h in g to n ’s I friends to help tier enjoy her f i t t atternoou. St. A gnes Guild Sub fur le se iv a tio n for the St Agnes
i Bridge P a rty Friday a t 3 I’. M.
pre-nupitul p a rty .
' script!on Bridge.
sojrrnno, dance.
b irth d a y , Feb. 22, 1925.
lio P rogram
p*»«-
t
D inner Shower Given
T uesday Ni.u'ht for
Miss Flow ers
:
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—
a t t h e home o f M rt. J . : A.' ’
Wednesday, a fte rn o o n . T he buss- '
ne»* o f th e circle w aa discussed
nnd plan*’ mado to c a r r y on
Work o f th e w in te r month*. U
decided to h a v e a n alt-d a y ntee
a t th e home o f Mrs. Jo h n A t
‘hnm* and ptakc fh
' c d tortthf i na gj f l f o r
th e ir little o r p h a n girl. All m e m
ber* a r c urged to b srp re se n t a t thl*
m e e tin g a* it prom ises to be mo*t
e njoyable and in te re stin g .
. ■ : .« >n
T uesday night, th e C o u n try Club
w as the scene of one of th e m ost
enjoyable dance* of th e e a r ly fall.
About 12 couple* of t h e y oungor < ,
social set w ere pre se n t, i ' L*^ ‘. ' ™ B
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— -V- ■ 1
»»•*»* f ■
h ■
1.—To pay you cash for
that old furniture.
2.—Customers for fur- |
niture which looks new
nt greatly reduced pric&f. ]
Cash or CretDl
USED FURNITURE CO.
Phone 528.
PASS
W e Ink a R o i l d i n j f
,.
>
Rogers>
Silverware
SUBMITS A N N U A L S
KKPOR P A
i
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Informal Reception is Jenny S.
By
Woman’s W ednesday Afterrux
6n Wednesday Tho J e n n y 'S p a u ld in g C ir c le -i
RD GIRLS PLEDGED IN
AT STATE COLLEGE
or
/
,-Vr3
■-
W'p w a n t m u r i 1 p i'o p li' t n k n o w t h a t w o soil J’A N - A M ’P K P P Y ' G a s <L ne
A l s o l h u t h t g i v e a w a y K o g f i ’s ’ h i g h jf in f lo s i l v e r w a r e F R E E w h e n
y tu i B uy giiMihru* n t o u r til l i n g s t a t i o n .
*
I n wet y o u
ii r t i n l 4mI w i t h u s w o :.i(* yniiiK t o
n w a y on
’■*'j
Saturday, Oct. 4, 1924
One (1) Rogers Silver Spoon and
i
Two (2) Quarts Oil F R E E .
I n e v e r y c u n i ,> m e r p u r , h ii.-in g five (f») g a l l o n s P A . N - A M ’P E P P Y *
g jisn h ite
m o r e p e p —m o r e m ile a g e a m i le ss e n rh m i
g i v e 11 a t r i a l — y o u ’ll
lie lll'p lls e il
"Van enn Dike the oil :m\ time to n mav need it."
.i
T h e o n l y K illin g S t a t i o n in t h e c o u n t y w i t h IIHI p e r c e n t s o f t w a t e r
lo r y o u r ra d iitto r am ! eat w a sh in g .
PROM PT
•LA DIES’ REST
KERW CK-
STUDEHAKER
ROOM
CHEVROLET
SALES AND SERVICE
San Juan Garage
■M
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Rememl.et i lie il.tte, S A T U K U A V . <KT O R E K , Ith.
F RK1 0
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t/U,
F RE E
TVV() QUA RTS OF OIL----------------
•y+.:..M-x'--y++4-+<.-yiM.++-M-+++*++4>+4">♦♦♦4-4>4'++4-f♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . w -
-
•, • V > W K fl
K ' H ' + 'k'H-+'t-'l"l"!'4 + +'> + 't'+4 + ,H '<,+'H "!,+ + + + + 'H " H ' + 'H '+ + + ,k t'> + > < " H '+ 4 'H , ++'H'-!, + ,l’ + *+ + + 4 '+ + v ''* + + + + + + ' G ' + + + * 4 + 4 + * 4 + 4 H 4 t t < ,+ + + 4 4 4 4
Showing over One H undred o f the Choice Number in Fall Dresses 1
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CO-Eb, BETTY WALES, “IRENE CASTLE” AND PRINCESS PAT NEW STYLES EVERY MONTH
^ + + 4 + <.+i;*4- + -y+ + '>-k->'{-'yv+*yv
•-i*+^*f++ +4-+ 'j*+ ++ -p-hi*+':4++ <4-+ 4*:-++ ^*{-+ + ++ '!+
•r
*i*
j
* + 4-'M'4' + 'H -++ + + 4 + + + + 4-4- + + + + -y+ '!-+*^
$15.50 and $18.50 “Bolney" Flannels, Jerseys,
French S eries, Satin, ( ’repes, i Charmeuse.
Styles fo r school girls, small women and stouts.
These D resses a re m ade by first-class d ressm ak
ers, w ith e x tra nice m aterials for the price.
Co-Ed and o th e r tfood d ressm akers, Hi to 50.
+
J
i
t
i
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F irst showinK of October styles of Irene Castle
dresses, $50.00to $(>5.00. “ Prine ss Rat” and
“Bettie Wales.” Over 50 numbe; - of these two
lines and of the host m ateria s th a t can be
bought.
Silk Files Crepe Satin and Molly O
♦
•>
j*
|
TT
!
Crepes. Styles for small and lau r *m
Special
Special
$29, $39 and
$49.00
$15.50
$18.50
i
' See our line of stout Coats, Wool and Silk Dresses
* r
*
•t
IR-e n e C a s t l e
C ^ T I C J H tUfASHjpNS;
k’
at'-'
Everythi g new that's good
f
-it ,
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—
No Two•' 4Styles
Alike
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THE SANFORD HEnALD,
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—r~
C>' * '
*
on a .; r * t e
LOIRS PER|LRA 1
+f!
Schalln Maluts.
.
it
or’corporat"lons"Vor profit, ami wo do
1 n a hipnesi n
l , u f Indehthd- Attorney- '
Five
and
hereby adopt (He following as thu
» 0> which HIhis rorn»rat l on may STATE
1cent.
time
HE
r h i ' t o r e j r t t 1 a n y a n d Jill
a i d , c m s i.,i j:
|| { / riersonaity appeare<1*K*v* 7 Th**i
bids i ^ ^ a e ^ v e f j
£ U*
Y
Tflslname ♦Mills eorporiOfid shnP
oimAs if nil.residences of .the An Koto Cdnstantlne. and Um/JI
T iiE o m m tr amp com pant.
r p t f a t n r s of this corporation dcs. to me known to have _'■}
Proposals should be a d d re sse d to i.e
Its principal place of business shall nnd tho a mount of the rnpltul stock the purposes therein e s p , , ^ !
F o r r e s t Lake, S. O. C hase nnd C. he at Hanford, , Hrmlnole County, subscribed for by each are as fol THEODORE AND COMPajJ?Florida, hut It shall havo such other lows: •
«, v UM*
severally t h e y nrtcnow1f ( W „
J. Marshall, a s the City Com m is
laces of business In the Mato of
8AVAK
THKODOItE.
Sanford. they each executed (he i , ! 1'
’liirlda, and In the United fitatoa of Florida,
300
slmres.
sion of the City of S a n fo rd , F lo r America
the
foregoing propose.) r h * ^
as may he from tltns t o
ANDEGO CONSTANTINE. Sanford,
tVltnesa my hand anil ..flifK, J
ida, and ns ex-ofTicio Bond T r u s lime, determined by Its Hoard of Florida. 1 Share.
t Hanford. Seminole Count, ej
lUrectors.
HOLTS PEIUnKS, Hanford. F l o r aIda.
tees of the City of S a n fo rd Flo rid a , AIITH'I.K !.
this t he l a t day of r iJ l
ida.
1
Share.
1924.
M
The aeneral nat ure of tho business
IN
WITNESS
WHEREOF,
we
a
t
Sanford,
Florida.
G A IN E S V IL L E , Oct. 2.— F lo ri
to he conducted by t hi s corporation have hereunto set our hnnds U>ls
SCHELL E MAIN Us.
ahall
heTo
car
ry
on
a
general
W I T N E S S our hnnds ns th e City
d a ’s two football squads, v a rsity
Notary Public. Btnte „f
|
of October. l!*3f.
or merchandise busi the 1st dayHAVAS
(Notarial Heal)
”
THEODORE.
and freshm en, clash th is afternoon Commission of the City of S anford, mercantile
ness ami io purchas*. sail and deni
ANGELO CONSTANTINE,
commission expires j
on Flem ing field in the second Florida, nnd ns ex-ofTicio Bond lu such smith, supplies and mor«nundlne ns are or may be sold In a
ga m e of tho 11)24 season for both
Kcncrnl store; to purchase. Improve,
elevens. S p e c ta to rs will not be T ru ste e s of the City o f S anford, develop,
hold and enjoy real estnte j V l 2
allowed, and absolute secrecy will Florida, nnd the seal of said City, In fee simple, upon a round r e nt or
surround the proceedings of the on this the 24th day of S e p te m b e r | lease, und to lease, m o r t ga ge and
uX7j£
i sell (he same In such par ts o r ' p n r grid mnehines behind sealed gates. A . D. 1224.
) cels. Improved or unimproved, and
( on such terms as to time und m a n
Jones and Middleknuff will be |
FOR B E S T L A K E ,
ner of payment ns may lie agreed
) absent from the v ar si ty bnek field
.upon: in do and carry on. engnge
( S e a l) '' S. O. C H A S E ,
• *
* <4
I
and
Brown
and
Chaplin
ar
e
slated
In unit perform, any lawful business
Sr*
or occupation which a eo-tmrtnerC. J. M A R SH A L L ,
to
fill their positions.
Ne it he r
Lightsey nor hose, ends, will be A s the City Commission of t h o 1 shlp or nnfurnl person cotibi do noil
able to ent er the fray, Todd billet!
City of Sanford, Florida, nnd ns hf-rfiift«*r he n ut hori2«fl t»r permitted j
hv 11»w
to go to the left end. Horse Smith,
ex-olTicin Bond T ru ste e s of the ARTK'LR 3
veteran tackle, is still on crutches,
The
Mock of th|«« enrnorCity o f Sanford, Florida.
anil his post of right tackle will be
nllon nhall lie Five TI ioiiriumI !>«*! <
I
htr
.
divided
Into five hundred*
handled by ei th er Jack St ewa rt , A t t e s t : L. R. P H I L I P S ,
Hliurft* of the pit r value of $10. All
22 pound f r es h ma n of last year, 1C ity Clerk of the City of S a nford, j per
Hhare. payable in ciuli, or in
or Chaplin, on the varsi t y squad
property, labor n ml nervier** at a
Florida.
jimt
valuation thereof to lie fixed
for two years.
Lx the director* at a meeting call*
O’Connell and Dolan Alleged
f**r that purpose.
to Have Attempted to Bribe;
AHTH’IJ*: 4 •
The I’orporai Ion alinll ex lot until
Philadelphia in Throwing j
rilMiudved necnrditiK to Inn
A
irnrn:
Recent Game lo New York
The I'UMhieHH «.f the corpoi ;tI ton
Clem Jones Liver nnd Kidney *hnll he conducted hv n President
BALTI MORE, Oct. 2 . - The " L i t
a Vice I'n'iddent, a Seeretarx and
Tonic Will Do It
W A S H I N G T O N , Oct. 2.—
tle World Series" opens here today
j\a n topic wl.en tilers Is weak- a Tren»urer, (Any two office* e x
Conmiisaioner Landis, upon his
with the Baltimore Orioles, six | nos* nml lurk or npiietne. when » cept (hone of President and Vice- <
Mills eserlion mitkss
you
feel PrenlileTit may he held |»v flic *anie 1
—
a rr iva l here today said he had
--------| times champions of the I nt er na - I tlroil.
your legs ilrug. your buck 11or Non i and a Hoard *»f not
W A S H I N G T O N , Oct. 2.—Th.N E W YORK, Oct. 2. With Wal- tjonal League, pitted agai nst >»t. iicties, your rio.uMi lusles un.l your than three nor m»»r# than five dlree
n ot hi ng to add to his s t a t e
cola ftf g o v e rn m e n t stopped
ter Johnson, veteran ace of Wash p,UI| honor men in the American sleop is broken I Mem J onus Liver t»r« (In inivnher lo !>*• fixed Lx Mo*
ment given o ut last night in
anil Kl.loe\ Toulr Is the one tiling hy InxvM, provided, h on e ve r that
idncsdoy f o r th e coronation cerei ngt on's shar p- shoot i ng corps, as j Association
. Ibnl will n-si ,re >our slrengili nml the 1triii rd of Idrevtor* niiv r n ait>
New Ycr k concerning the
inlet of K in g Baseball, a u s u r p e r
! the o u t st an d i ng
figure, pitching
The series will lie decided on the ' enable you lo elljol life
CLEM *uch ether office*, not IhrnnMM ent
bri bery c ha r ge s placed a ga in s t
_it a f t e r 23 y e a r s o f exile, rode
JONES
LIVER
AND
KIDNEY with till* charter, and provide f*»r
) limy he the decisive factor in the basis of five games out of nine.
I
TONIC,
because
of
Its
general
Mo fr flllhiK. a** max from tlnn* In 4
to t h e - N a t i o n a l Capital a t the
• 1224 world's series between the
the two p l ayer s of the New
For dry, comfortable
the year round, make
t o n i c hn.i i.euiiii giving
tun I'Mie he deemed
nece«*nr\ Tin I
o f a V ild ly heralded c a b in e t
i
Se
na
to
r
s
und
the
New
York
Giants.
estiiMIslie.l llself i.s n rm'ng nlje.l p.G.rtt itf |l|re(*(nr* h| i ;i || h«* elected
York Giants.
your walls and ceilingasMi Sheetrock, the lire•—th e W a sh in g to n S e n a to rs, jh-ii , reuie.D
f"i
T* •111’III
1.1 VEIl
h\ an*1 from the •docUL .Jder- nod
, Until recent y e ar s twirling was
! FEVI.K MALA It I \ AND COLDS
the
officer*
hIiai 11 he f leeted h> and
mt w in n e rs of tho A m erican
proof
wallboard
usually
the
most
potent
factor
in
N E W YORK, Oct. 2.— ConimiaaCl.KM loNKS I I VI:It AND K1D- fr-Oll the dlteidfif* I id 11 the flint
iCgue.
"■
1 n' e v T o n i c is pot n un n.i..M<i«i tneetfllk* of Hie *(I»Ck ll f»|e r 3 Ml** I
ioncr K. M. Landis iimnon need last 1 the iliiiiimnd t |t l<■ st r ug gl e, but
j t a IH'-r melliellle
l-tll II eref- f.-ih«xx in,r n imcd ,oih11 ■- ritnV:
Sheetrock will not war p i m
*
^
ih. '
High-Ups in g o v e rn m e n t life
j with the advent of the lively ball
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.—The Cubs
Iii n it ell unsliig nml sOinulullnw hit*1ne**** of the corporation Sav.t
«d o u t to join w ith s tr e e t night thut J i m m y O ’f’onnell and ' nnd the Babe Kustiinn home run of the National Le ague won the ■nfluero
e iii i In- slioniich unit bow Tin Dili'ii* ahall !*•• Pr«*i*ldeii( and
It insulates against chill, ilamp and heat.
na In a h o u tin g a h e a r t y wel- Coach Cozy Dolan of the New York eru,
Tbrmigli Its eaerllent eu
baseball
s t ra te gy shifted, first g ame of their series with t he. els
Tt *u r* Aimefo
ant Inc *h.ih
:Otno to -the c ity ’s baseball hem es National League baseball club ha< Pitching, ol course, continued to W hite So\ of the American League!J l hn rt b p r . p . i i l . s bilious Impuri 1m* Vice Pre*ldcnl. and L*»u Im P* t t
ties Will, b b i»e Ipterferreil with de* ^hall lie Hecrtt*r\ and offlccr-i
It is Fireproof, soundproof, verminproof.
ho w e r e escorted in a colorful been declared ineligible for the f igure largely but it has been the - Thursday, In to 7.
lieulilii processes m e ilrlven mil natiTcd ahall cioiatltutC t i c f Ii *»(
Icome homo procession up Penn|
Tube
no
plt.liS
w
bile
using
the
speed und power of a tt a ck that de
Geoige G r a nt h a m, whose e r r o r 1
H<*ar*l of I ilri’i’lDt * Tii«* fir*t lie* t ,
Made from pure gypsum rock—not wood, pulp
nieillilne Ibe ToNTS I* oil that Is It c of Ml** *t or k Ii old• ! s fh.iH he
t)i«* last t h r ee wor ld’s chain Inst full gave
ylvanin "Aveilue from the Peace world scries a f t e r c ha r ge s of brill- j
gave the White Sox the I pre.le.l
h*
hi i »i tnlo-r 1r»f It 1D2( for i i p pitt
o n u m e n t to th e Elipse, south of cry a g a i n s t them had been in- pion buttles between the Giants and deciding game >.f the series, was 1T i l E COST IS
or
Fibre — Sheetrock makes solid, permanent
SMALL—TIIB none f.f aeceptltikf cha rt e r nd‘*!»Mi.i
O W h ite House, w here P re sid e n t vestlguled.
the battling hero of Wednesday’s HENKITT IS HttEAT
| lh«* Yankees.
hy - Inxx * ati <i|I h i \\ Inc cofnplelI vik
walls and ceilings at low cost. It comes all ready lor
lloiitnllbit f t Aluler son. Sanford, th* or u :• n Irn t h*n *.f fhl* ■ •» pm it i.»n
olid go e xte nde d a n official greetThe suspension was based upon i Wha te ve r the meri t s of the rival contest, lie Hinasiied out a homer n o r Id a
and for r.he tra t e a i*t h*u of imv hu*e
to tho players.
in
the
third
inning
which
sent
two
use—just
nail the broad, high sheets to the joists
n confession ma de by O’Connell twirling corps interest will centei
n*ihh that max pr«tp* rlx enno* h»f»o>
K< K eynote of th e welcome nnd evidence furnished by Dolan
'
th*- no* tint:
Th. i* i,ft* T th- n*
i i I'vriuy.
' he achievements nt Johnson, itinners in ahead of him.
or studding. Takes any decoration. Low in coet.
10 c elebration was sounded by nnd followed i nf or mat i on f u r n i s h p r o b a b l y the only bull playei of all
filial in**tirii: *-f t to* **c*KIchl. «
i III \ T V
i\
the
t ot i r r u r
I|
.it in.i
s i . v i i m i i .i :
I Ol M L •*h*iM I*. It* hi t**i t lo- luitf -In
P r e s id e n t who, In p r e s e n tin g ed by Heinle Knud of t h e I’liiln
who r i ' u l s m populai psti’Pin
i Se|»( emh* r of oh Ii v«*ar un !*•«** ih*
m i l l he i i m t i i t y .
Sheetrock is made only hy the United States
e r - S ta n le y H a r r is w ith a delplyn
National
League Hull. Du- fonnei Giant Marvel I liristy NOTH K o f S M K O f $ I (1.7.0(H).00
In ii.- in ii 1. 1 ot ilo- I )Mft I r f « *«ain** h* Snmlax **f h ||«»lldii( tiful
r i n g c u p fr o m the c itizens of the
i * I-cil
D S i t mi I ' Ii i t ! 11>*
Gypsum Company. Ask your lumber or building
Sand st at ed that on Se pt e mb e r 2 Mathew son. Jotinson. a public idol 22ml day of Septem ber. A.
strict
le t, a ssu re d him t h a t his team
Tin* viihI s«m I *]iJ11I I'M Itii x In lied
not only because ot In- brilliant 11*1*I, p ursuant to C h a p te r i'H'JT,
O'Connell
hud
offered
JliHI
to
supply
dealer for a sample and prices.
«i>
M
i
l
I«...
.
min
r
:irlt
PI2.T
won “t h e affe e fion of the
X S I ' I . E N DID, F E E L I N G .
playing record of an !h year span,
« at *. f \ ..f <. mtfo-h t h o Ida
no to w n ’ c o n stitu e n c y ."
| t hr ow the g a m e between tin* but also bei'iiose of bis sierlini; Laws of f lornla, 1223, said l.otid.H
That
tin-il,
half
s'ick,
(iiseouragcil
t U« i *f ••f« I I.»•k• ,11»* t ** i 11»■
T h o u s a n d s of s h o u tin '' fans, . Gi ant s and the I'hillies, played in qualities Us a sport small, will pitch to l.eui inten-si at tin- r a te of Five Itliil Jtfi Ml It(■*li .ill .i m «I m iik u In t i in feeling caused by a toi|iid liver and
U N IT E D ST A T E S G Y PSU M COM PANY
New
York
on
thut
date.
||"fg .' f
111•
k
I
m
l
r
•
N i l iii
idtnc w a v in g p e n n a n ts, o th e rs wav- |
com t ipatcd bowels can be gutten
and one half Cr>’-C» ) per re n t, per 1 1 H U «! i ...l ■1■ oii r.i|
the f u s t g a me lor the Senators.
Sand
refused
the
of
fer
and
i
m
1
.
.
flH
*
•
(
I
f
1
N
l
tu
205 W e s t M o n r o e S tr e e t, C h ic a g o , Illinois
n g hntri^ and still o th e rs loo busy
rid ■f with s u r pr i si ng p ro mp t n e ss
Outside of the mo: I inbi.l of annum and a r e to be dated Ju ly R"m »»f ( ■ 'tf .,|i Ii* 1 •*• •* lit. *•f It *1») X ..f by using llerbim*.
^ t m b l i n g points of v a n ta g e to i mediately gave his information to
Ynu
feel
its
nt.« '
\ 1 * r * / 4 . tt in!i nil
ji‘l
M a na g er Fletcher of t h e l l n ll ie . (iinnt's pm tis|.in funs inrouglioin l-i 1221, and lo in a lu ie Ju ly 1st, 1L Iff
U. S Fit (kfT,
beneticinl etfect with the first dose
1 I.* v h a x . i > 11.* n r ;t rt(
re a n y th in g , sw a rm e d aro u n d | who
ynx
i
brought
ii
the
at
t
ent
i
on
of
tbe
counlry
w.ll
loot
for
him
in
Vtiir
f
!•
rr.
i
*
•
f
.
m
!»
u
Mi
I*
»
l
r
.
l
i
m
n
M i l
as its puri fyi ng a nd r e gu la t in g ef
I2.r>I,
interest payable semi a n
Klipso to h e a r the President.
l.andiThe in llllison
)i' *.1 * t D !-• Ill i - ifiii- XX III
A.__
" A_
s J h e head of un e n t e r pr i se I 'omniijH'oner
feet is t h o r o ug h and eomnb le
ll
,
. ,
, that day Even the t en- e nually >.n .laniimy 1st ami July 1st ?L» o l»1v «*«♦
i i. t.•« 'i 1 ' H .II 1 ||| lii I>'.TI lit
live th e double s at i s f act i on in tins v ^ t . g a l l o n
in wjn, I, 1 , . r.t «ivi.l t Higgle I- I I fit iit Illinois will
not only drives nut Idle a nd ini pm i L 1 XX
V* ' - r
'»• •-1 '1 III 1
of
cm
Ii
year,
both
pnru
qial
and
in
““
Il»\vuli*r
I l fv d l f r nf
of thi*
the Nutmnul
National I e«g,m *'•' •"-< "*
“ 1 \ ' « “ l ,l " ,,’, t»""
* .nut'
w itf
.if*
* Util X ties but it i mp a rl s a splendid l e d
M r Coolldge Hind, T have ;..,,,1
„f(j,.nils of
i ri/1 iiffiriJiln
of the
tho New
NYu York
\ m»k d u b ! what .1 bn will do np-.u r e a di terest being pay able at New X»<rk, J tillU • - 1 I 1 • i - m l x .if. t i # N i l I * | Ml I N >*«•' i ' f exhilaration, s t r e n g t h , vim,
double aati afact i on in welcom- ni>M
' , it t«mk
, i( k |»nri foIlovviMl
goal of lus gieiit euteet
lift
' r
!
».»• * r
A
1»
1 !l 2 i
a nd h ou ya nr y of spirits,
l-riee
in the sta te of New Yoik. -mil hill
1 S * ‘ it I I
1
t 1 • f It
II* *t M U
1h o m e t h e victorious ball L a m "
ui V
n iie U ’s cotifesbion
l'toonnollY
iitiifi'ssiDti almost I The S e n u to is ’ chief hope-, loo
Nul.i hv i i i i m i Ph ar macy.
t
I II 1 x
.1 l l ‘ l K i
b
u
i
l
d
s
b
e
i
n
g
o
f
tli.
til
n
o
n
i
l
i
u
i
t
i
n
AfSmlllng as he spoke, the Presi- 1( mi| ,nt
t lr„,ed
mni ’tl <apt
1 it j»i t znml;
i uni. 1-T isch, | will .ciitoi a round the log W > t
i*
Min*
. ’*
,
Will.
i t Bald t h u t "wh en the e nt i r e ^
r ,inq
Kelly of m n
wo.......... peed ball
o f O n e T l i o i i s a t u l I f I j m t M K D Do l hall
hitlii't
a c t i o n re ached Hie point of
but
( onnm.- mnei
mil mo fr hi*tttl> than tin;* i*lh. * l a t - e m i t a n d t . . lie n u m b i i e d f r o m M I T I lK t1i HH I 1 tI: NiT iI » N• « « -r* i n» • N h 1itlm % I'l •1 \
l u l n n i r the g a m e to he describ
iunlot \ if 1 (.. ltif>. I n. i b n u m b e r s t m l u s t v e ;
play, 1 began to doubt Landis sluted ' but tin* testimony pit* hri in tin RUiiii
1 . : . I . x ». • x , t i M i l
t If
N
-i
*
t * ' * H I if | ' | . f ' T , ■ I l M I * ' ’ . i f X
highest efficiency was 1 ' " Hte-se men had c o n vt m . d the ( J nil IlVi.li, MJU’f one of Tile inotd ’ a i d b o n d - wi l l I..- y a t i d u i e d by a
•
.
*
.
1
•
.
»
f
\
Haiti.
n t
ri«*»
iiLi
i i n e s t i g n t m g foliimittee that they Mil'i »•'*• I 111 •*JI ^•ui be lias i-i et hud,
jUBff p ro m o te d
1 conteiiiplnt
ib . l e e o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e T i l 1 1.1 111* M » ■ * 1 * . • .1 . . . I I |L. 'Hi « I '
loti of a vigorous disciplinary luid nn i'llr t III the scheme I >’('«• n t'iin ♦iii i v Li- oi.l -taiiuiioa met
* f (•il'tbii
N U 1 * 1 ;»f I'll M i l ... k
i r a c t e r , b u t tlie outcome makes hell, a sIlllHt Itllle ulltfleblel. Will be I. ini iitl tLi .*ei n - Wash nig ’ ..ii - S i r e l i t h l i n l l e i a l l i : i l l 11 o f t h e 1Ii lit. M f 1l1f * f .■1 til t • f * 1 * H 1 • I I I
S
t
a
l
e
o
f
1
lot
i
da
llo- >nly Giant pluy.i not • ligddi • till Id t \\ I' I Li ill I lie a -i i.tii1i.tn ■
, im possible."
Lis |« inn , Las I vv 11 I
The full faith and credit of the
♦‘Wo a r e a aom ew hat demoruliz- for the wot Id >iie-, as ll.dun l- a ImLum '
**1 mill
• M Lf
L'uitii - mu *in • 11\ of Satifotd, l-l.itida, is iiie
c o m m u n lty ," lie adtled, "but ( i ii. Ii
11 ( oiincll, known as the JT.'
• » NM\ •' Inx I1IKT lilt V Il«> | it*I fnllil
sedingly huppy over it "
via aldy pledge.I fm tile |.ayment of
nOil I*
ta-apiy,"
played
'M.JI I■Jl , I'Hi.t
i a pi • iim.-nt ' 1 II IIt 1 VNII 111!
^Itl.lli Mil
|
h o P re sid e n t, by .leuv tag his HHII
i n - t vii-tory 11H1.L l it,
|( to ta k e p u rl in the ceremon- pat t ( ii oAi 'w \ oik'
I 1VI ’
itilil n it i .tii.l Ib. p ti t u i p a l mid i ntetest of said
■et th e fa sh io n for the duv, ovel P i t t s b u r g in th e n impoit »u*‘h u >ii
, lull if Li I- issue ol boliilr
i aLii* to I
r all W a sh in ^ t o n a p p a r e n tly llllt seller, la-1 W e e k by bitting
I r unt of l lu
I 111- l-siie of t.oliil* to be sold
home run which si >i ed v hut pray S m a l l ♦ - t
*anned to th o A venue
I k. Mil <4 .t»,t <1 ’ iil.je. I I tin- a pi uovi ng opinion
will f IInf i
s q u a d ro n o f m o u n te d po!;«v ed t<> to- t In- w ■lining i un
U
a l l o t ).
of i ablw i A Ray on.mi. U. be for
New d o r s Wen tin g am e m Li **m1 i Imh i
th e proceHsion.
N ext in
I b. t it \ of Sunfoid.
question from ITiilmb Ipb-n by a
canto th e U n ite d S ta te s Cut
in
I.
e lee. id n i - l o d b
tli.
v let.it y
~ f B a n d from F t. Meyer, Ya . scon- **f fi I*. I
' I' . - t ml b -.1 with Floi i-la
the pennant I -i No v
c h j p p s followed hy a d d e g u - d i m licit
lo ■i-mi*iil
Ii. to .pi •
XII bid- mil
i a. * .iiiipmili'il by
Sallil, 1‘hilu dolphin - b u t
n fro m the Wa sh i n g t o n Riding Yoik.
n.aig ip 1 1 . w • i Id - a leltllu-d be. k fot l u n l 2' i ) per
H u n tin g (Tub, a t t i r e d m sear- stop, scotc.l tin- only tali I•.r bis
id
Willi t lit . .ii
i ' ll !, of ll • amount of the bonds
rid in g con Is
leuiii which si eul ed but loin hit *
-* a -on In ha* I pa i.tf llt-lllley. lie also bud wo pul
Im m e d ia te ly preceding (to- play
to
be Mild
mat k mid i - pi >•
l-’O l l
r»‘ autom obiles was un o s ,n it i f | oUt and one assist bill n>> m m .
at i lid .1 toi ne.il i-sl
A . V i H WT S
|M: I | . (| R SAI D All inf»kt*< Aul i*nini»ilcs n t u l
o f th e city's must beautiful' t)T itltiell played ( e n te r Held f"< | , ,val. Matin w -on
lUfNDS Ml ST BE S T A T E D IN l d lt li l' MK l'lii.'its. a n y inakii*.
o u n g women mount ed oil h o t sc
New X.nk ami i a lull- a two b a .e | |(,
|h
|
X|1|(|
I In
en 1 <n)'ii<
k. T he festivities of the day h*U
.
' mat ksfni-n in lin
pert (In- ycul DOLLARS AND ( ENTS
r« closed to night with an in- I (Tmiiiiissionor Landin' Matcrm-nt for i lo- it wel 11 h 11ini' <ltd lin.e
Unix may be sul.iiutted in the al
1 tbanquet to t h e players
follows:
baseball play e i - say that
wlu-n tei native ax to rate of interest
B e fo re the ceiemonie* ol the \ "Pluyei I ('Cornu'll and l o a c h Johnson w a - 111 hi’ prime. bi-------hnttdx are to bear, a lt er nat i ve bids
m o o n the te a m tyuk a stumpy j Dolan of Die
tig New York National ".unokc
all' was cutunlly u n In I
k o u l beltind t h e closed g a l e s i . t u g u c tiusehull lub have today aid.
' G r i f f i t h S ta d iu m , while tli m b.-cn p l a . . .1 ..ii the ineligible li-l
Tin- "K at t’ii.-1 I ’y * I.«n |- ” )ia - w .n
of fa n a milled ulsiut on Die tin- actniii Kilt taken by ibe I'oin 3 fi2 g a m e . - , i.nly 1.3 lexs t h a n .Math
Utaldc . t r y i n g to obtain seats fm niiaaloliei on et idelice llirmpbed by cw -mi
dll a lull end club m.. 1
*opqnjttK , ffamv ,yf the would , tin- gonleMOcn ».f i t i ’oum-JI and the of (he tune, Juhitxon’x winning
b ut pri. ex on all sizes United
SB with tin. New Xf' olk Giant
testimony of Dnlun.
| li coiil I- all the more ii-niai kiibb-. St at es. I'cnnxy halibi, l-'eilernl, VikS a tu r d a y . Ten thnuxaml pou
"l l appear ed Diut nil Salillduy, 'Ill I'.'l.t.
Ill- I'lealext
veal, lie mg.
l t Was e st im a t ed were f i g h t - Si plcinbi-r 2.3. ( t'Goiiiiell i.ficred
$ (».9,r»
f o r iplacs.’ in ticket IIiich w hen I'layci .Sand ul t he l*liiludelpti..i w in l ed in M ga me s, winning 3ii 30 x 3 ' I
and l.ixiag -even, put t i ng hi- .lull
b oot hs wer e openuil in the Natioliala tbiMi In tlirow Die l.a'I
l
i
m
y
T
u
b
e
s
$ 1. 75
a llliwxl •lligii-lllil.de.I Ilit.. -eeot.d
iw iinu
i game,
w tin'll Nun.I lefUMxt and plui-e. Da higlu-xt pi.xition il evei Heti T u b e s
f 1. 9 0
| T h e jHayerr, r e t u r n i n g to i In pi'limjitly li p. -i t ed to Miiliagi I
lieln until Do- xi-iixi.11 Hi w -n Id FJ x I
$ 1 0 .0 0
l y T u e s d a y mor ni ng fioin Hoxioti Fleti tiel.
*I tii— wa> followed hi
gnmex in 1212. all
AI.I. G l ’A ltA N T K K I)
g r e e te d a t the xtutuui by a Die ( ’. lnli.lx.-e-i l x tllvf-llgatii.il .-i . iixi rnl i vc
crow d of faux who could nut in 1 1> i.pel atinn w U)i the (iflii'ialx nt A nn t lean l e a g u e lei old wlinli tu
i t u n til t h e a ft e rn o o n eeremon- Du- New X'ork club w titdi n-’ ult xlllil ed will. Joe Wmiil tti a I-., x
-lint **1.1 king >.f all t lnn l.y a wan
to a x p r e s s t hei r enthUKiumn
i**l iii O'l iilitiell'x cotife-’ ion, w tin ti nun g n . having m u In- n - m i d up
To tit any Jol> on earl It
i or, FAl.MKTTO A V E N U E
iComnilsslodc-r Landis is on hi a pla. ed tlie n -|i. iim I.i I iI) nt in-li
In I'.'l.t, In wax
i y to XVnshiiigttm to t>e here for gat i ng the xcl.eim- on Dolan, wln.xe I In lt»7 (hlx year
1113
Sa
nford
Axrnue
FRICKS
not - f l u i d i.n iii .it) conxeiUtlve
HriicrieB.
I test i mony in Iii - own beliulf wax i inniiii--i
that
you
can
ttHnt il to pay.
I of xuch a ehuractei ax In he un
t inly " C y " X'oung hax topped
HA 1.LOONS for all Cars.
j acceptable.
Ji.hitxnii'x i e e r d nf xi-rvae
i y
" 0 ’C o n m l l ’x confesxnn xuugtit wux ill the niuji.rx 22 Ht-axniix, I
to implicate Flay ei x Frixeti, Vuung ill the National and l(< iii (I
L earn for your ow n advantage
because th ey are built or. t h e
und Kelly >>f the New X'.uk club, Vnu t lean, but Sir Walter Holds
--------why llu d to n and Koscx outsell
but thei r testimony, in the Cum- the leeoid for length >>l xcrvicc III
Super-Six principle.
minsionei'x opinion, wux a cleat (any one league, having xpetil
'I
all rivals.
^ e m in n le F u r n i t u r e Comr e f u ta t io n of the charge, which of In- 13 xeuxulix willi Wax long
iy , lo c a te d in one of the s to re htamliug alone, wax exceedingly
M ore th an 2S0,000 ow ners
ton. Miithi-wson wux IT yeaix in
It is not m erely because the
tc«a 6 t th * tieW M eisrh Building
uni cubonuhle.
Die Nationul.
their e n d u r i n g value.
reeri P a l m e t t o , and S a n fo rd
C oach exclusively gives "C lo sed
Jiihnxoii was hot n in llunibo.t.
iuea on F i r s t S t r e t u n d e r the , "The Coimmssioner de.-uex t..
exprusx
hib
lieurliext
cuiiiniendu
Kansas,
und
will
be
37
next
,V.
C
arC oinforts at O pen Car C ost.”
se n t o f G eorge B. S a n d e rs,
That is w hy they rxgteij
InOpened Its doors to t th e tion to tin- action nf I'layet Suinl." . . m o . . a. i wo day - before
y o u r g Manager Siaiiley l l a u . rivals--and why tlie Coach
It is because b o th H udson and
$ U c oh W ednesday m o rn in g w ith
will
reach
lux twenty eighth
YOnapIctt line o f on suite o r piece
largest selling 6-cylinder cp*ed
Essex
offer
th
e
m
ost
astounding
P U B L IC IM P R O V E M E N T
s prescription
(or
Malaria.
I birthday.
J o h r ’on, who xiumlx
•tnent h e s h r d lu to to r ta h r to h to
Chilland
F
«vrr,
Dengue
or
Iii)car
in tlxe world.
BONDS O F T H E CITY
value in g en u in e car P E R
1xix feet, one inch, und weighs 126.
ire. acco rd in g to un an
(nus F n ' r r , . I t kill* the germs.
wus
with
the
Tacoma,
Wuxh
,
club
O
F
S
A
N
F
O
R
D
.
»ent h e r e recently.
F O R M A N C E and R E L I A
for ‘one season. The following
S a n dWe r s " s ‘ta te s th a t he is j
F L O R ID A
An examination w ill cou tmee
B
IL IT Y .
I year, 1207, he s l u tt e d with the
" t o g ive service, q u a lity a nd.
up
Notice
is
heieby
given
thut
you of quality not obu ilab le
Weixer, Idaho, club, but joined the
on to all o f his c u sto m e rs
It is because they have vibrationInsta nc e . T he f u r n i t u r e to und until 2 o'clock p in. on ,tho Senat ors before the d o s e of tinelsewhere w ithin MOO to $000
offered a t a ttr a c tiv e pric e s 20th day of O ctober A. D 1224, seUMill.
less m otors—exclusive to th em
of these prices.
Below we mention u few varieties of B E A N S we have for ■
1" ' - * - " - w in w received
i mmedi at e d e l i v e r y
ta b lis h m e n t w ill be d e liv .ll»y Forrext luike, S. O. Chase and be used to enlarge, im prove and
1,000
to I R E F U G E E , B E D V A L E N T I N E , G I A N T S T R I N G
Of c h a r g e , he f u r t h e r C. J. Murshull, as tip* City Com- extend th e sew erage system of the
L ES S G R E E N POD T E N N E S S E E G R E E N I ’OD, B O U N T I
| mission of the City of S a n 'u id , City of Sanford, Florida, said
F U L nnd KI LGORE'S S T R I N G LESS WAX.
t h a t th e r e
• Florida, for the purchase of One bonds being g e n e ra l obligations of
T hese beans ure first class in every respect, und prices
S anford for on
j i undred
u n dred
Sixty-five
_n -------.H
tstxiy-nve
janndu |;B«id
Tirhyoouusa
Ba i J City, a u thorized Iby Ordinance
reasonable.
U l
($106,000.00) Dollar Public l n i - l No M;4 ,luly adopted on the l ltli
t / ^ n d hopc“ to do a busl-J p rovem ent Bonds of tb e C ity
, day of A ugust, A. D., JV24, and by
■a w hich will be n n tlsfa rto ry t o ‘ ^ a n f0rd, Florido, tbe proceeds to ■ BU
t.]PCtJon held
held thi
a n election
th r o u g h o u t thd
. P ^ Q N E 248
I public a n d to m y s e l f / ' »ald M r tbe derived
, _,__ 1 *___
. 1. Iknrxnf
ii.'
, l ' “ -J*.
W E L A K .n B U IL D IN (
from lthk e. .B«lf
th e r e o f In
to 1 .—
-' - " -----------•
.1
ml
■
* .<*
"•tie
a v «.
-/ft
ssyr* cl,srttr,or w ' w r
fifj
t
“Gator” Varsity W ill
Clash With Y earling
Team For Second Time
P
N O N -W A R P IN G
[
|
walls and ceilings of
iaPt Wi ^ashington
! 5!!!!Sr?S?l
c/d9eE^ cJ
A ft- LANDIS BARS TWO; pi^h,^
(o
er Twenty - Three OF M’GRAW’S MEN
Series with Johnson
Years Spent in Exile
Doing: brunt of work
FROM BIG SERIES
ilidge And His
Cabinet Gratified
SHEETROCK
Washington Hurler
Much in Limelight Little World Series
A fter Eighteen Years
In Majors Veteran,
Is In World Series
President Takes Part
in Welcoming: Cere
monies W ednesday
SPEED UP YOUR
LAZY LIVER
Begins in Baltimore
i
i
Tubs Win First Game
Of Windy City Series
SHEETROCK
THE
WALLBOAR
ii
k
Fireproof
%
h
a
B A T T Ii RI E S
RAY BROS.,
Rhone 5-18
TIRE SALE
F. P. R I N K S
Sanford
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
at
Rail Hardware Co.
TIRES
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
RAY BROS.,
work. Ladies welcome. Rhone 548
Sanford
N ext to Valdez.
— — ------
lole
Furniture
>m{>any H as Formal
ming: W ednesday
Buy a
CLARK JEWEL
Gas Range at
Ball Hardware Co.
Why Hudson and Esse;
Outsell All Rivals
666
” ” b ea ^
s
HUDSON Super-Six COACH *1500
D COMPANY 1
>,
*
ML.
( ..V .is ii—
-x S :-
�'V W C t
.V it
/rrt IRM
> HERAU), TIK!RSDAY,JOCTOBER 2, 1924.
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M
—' . b r i t----
-- ...1
DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS , DIRECT TO THE HERALD
)aily Herald
lD r a t e s
ih in Advance
Advertising*
Real Estate
Wanted
Building Material
Houses For Sale
Rooms For Rent
Houses For Rent
_ _____________ , ,,
____
-rnl-m1
M IRACLE Concrete C o , general FO R S A L E — L arge, room y b u n g a FOR' RV»NT-*"Two well furnishe d FO R R E N T —6 room hound. 'Wi
YOU H A V E IN V E S T E D
J P A M O R N IN G T R I B U N E — FO R R A L E — Lots 30. 31 and 32 in
located. " I n q u i r e A. P. Cbrihcl
- housekeeping <ti«Jms. >20.00 per
low. Completely furnished w ith
cement work, sidewalk*, build
P
e
rh
a
p
s
thousands
of
dollars
In
Palm Hammock* Consisting of
ind In y o u r subscription to th e
up-to-date f u rn itu re . T his house m onth. 312 E a s t F ifth .__________ & Sons, Magnolia Ave._________
uno o r hand it to y o u r local 20. 05 ncres. F o r price ami te r m s C ra te M aterial. Fertilizer, and ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. was built for n homo, l o c a t e d on
N IC E L Y furnished bed room. P r i FO R R E N T — 6-room house, close
Terwllleger, Prop.
Vda. ‘will Ha ■#» r so you can m a d F lorida a address owned W. \V. Brock, P. 0 . F a rm Implements.
Magnolia Ave. between T w e lfth
in, fine loca t i on. 209 E. 5 th S t. Aft
■■Items aail r a l________ j T H IS IN V E ST M E N T SH O U L D
vate home., 4, R. A4*ms, cor.
Lum ber and Building M aterial
(tost new spaper.
One y ? ? ( Box 843, M.aimi.
and T h ir te e n th S tre e ts. Very best Oak a n d I l t h i R t.______ .
la>mrdlatrlr fa r
HE PRO TECTED
FOR R E N T — F ive room cdtU tge'en * A ,
C arter Lum ber Company
i)” fl niontha ji4.00, threo m onth* j >1000 buys 12 benutiful lots. Ballocation in S anford. Will sell for F O R '*R E N T —L2 o r 3 u nfurnishe d
Insure with
paved stre e t. A pply 300 F r o u th : i \ j
N. U n n e l S u
Phona 565
ance >2,250 1 and 2 y ears. A
l o t a I tw f). If you deiiro >1.000 insur>0 ,000.00 furnished; >2,000 cash.
A.
P.
CONNELLY
A
SO
N
S
Ave.___ • __________________________ . ,A*i
rooms.
W.
T
.
S.
c
a
re
Herald.
policy add 73 cents to your good buy and money m aker. See
Hn a Ha*
H1LL LU M BER CO. House of Balance
........... >
>
t
........
„
......_
........
In te r m s very e a sy to han108 Mag noPa Ave. _ ___ P hone 48
a Hb * lr.
Us quick. T h a s h r e r & G arner.
FO R R E N T — 5 room b u n g a lo w ;
**
___
________ ___ .
_ Service. Quality and P r i c e . ____ J dlV. ' Sco W. L. Rum ple ' a t F ir s t
I t a llaa
W
A
N
T
E
D
—
Hoofing
ur
small
r
e
605 Elm, Ave. A pply ,
,
RN
A
B
O
U
T
Volk
County
and
N
ational
Bank
or
call
phone
207
FOR R E N T — Rooms.
W ouldn’t r
„ ....
|p a d ju b ls above
pair jobs. Tell me your w ants.
kelnnd,
th
r
o
u
g
h
th
e
Star-T
eleand
make
a
ppointm
ent.
v.
you be able to use
u$e th e money sc- ! _
th e sale the re of to be used to \y. g. Lyon, 705 W est i»th.
■tee are for conUest a d v e rtisin g medium in
cured by re n tip g tn n t vacant room FO R R E N T — Five-room bungalow ,
•rlloni.
Purchase
and
A
cquire
the
NecesW
A
N
T
E
D
—
S
a
ntorn
Dullness
men
c e n tra lly located.
Apply G01 i t j j
tti w a s te ? T
T hh ee re
re aa rr ee
■verse* length [th F lorida Published m ornings. sarv Lands
an election held th r o u g h o u t the j now
n" w going «•
_________
.
‘Tlupmohile
f o r a_______
Municipal
Ccm I who are in need ot c o m p e t e n t ’ FOR S A L E — One
■Telegram. la k e la n d , Fla.
line
mnny p e r s o n a lo o k in g for places to P a rk Ave. Phone 224,
—----- . '
, i I m nm ve nnd Develon ne'0 should rend t h j classified
touring
P. A. Mero, \S ignt City of Sanftm l, F lorida, on tho i stay. Help ta k e c a re of them and
ra» >0o (or , flret
FOR R E N T - C o t t a g e . J. M usidn.
IO— Xcnifc.
Make your sales j • l< rJ ■ ,,n to IfnI n 1 nI
1 cl 1 page of The Herald. T h e re ’s no IBros, building,
G a re tte , the Lands so 1 urchnsed
to Make reason for sending out-of-tow n for |—^
la restricted to trough th e Xenia
22„d d . , o f Se p te m b e r, A. 0. . « « . ! »not
« only m ake tnoney but assist, in
(leal lou.
Ohio. Rich a g ric u ltu ra l , the Sam e A d a p ta b le for the Pur- help when th e i r is probably ju st ,
, .
, .
| la made Tha San- da,
p u r s u a n t to C h a p te r 9897 Low s of 118 and give your ad over tho tolnnii0 A
f o r esa
s aid,"
i d ” dulv
person you
you w
w ant
A fore
duly nnssed
passed nnd
nnd tho
'.bo person
ant 1In I h e j D i | s , a t t * of New Y ork, snul bonds be
Ill be reapunalble rict. W a n t ad nnd display pose
ing of the denom ination of One Florida, 1923. said bonds to benr
^ Sf ^ h e H erald fo r quick
ncormcr Imortton. a on r e q u e s t
ndopted on the 11th day of A ugust,
, (or subsequent
_Thousand
(>1,000.00)
Dollnrs
each,
in
te
re
st
a
t
the
r
a
te
of
Five
anti
■DltCUS
ir.B.)
I.B
Iin
E
n
-C
ln
»
»
a office -should be
lately In caaa of led a<1a have the lurgmil clri-u- A. I). 1924; th a t certain ordinance H o ( AI, ' r e p r e s e n t , , 7 h ~ " m a n °* and to be numbered from 1 to f>0,
, i, / s u r,< \ nflr r o n i
|on In Southw estern (irurglo. num bered 82, entitled:
clean-cut ch a ra c ter, with good
niim| . , P, inclusive said bonds
f
FOR R E N T — One room, furnished. A P A R T M E N T FOR R E N T — O n e . ,
«
So
fS-Word)
SI
do
,
ERTHICIU.
credentials, wanted to r e p re se n t i , h
‘
,
‘
, num and a re to tie tinted J u ly 1st,
l a d y lodger. Very reasonable. ! 3 room and one 2 room ripatri"A n O rdinance Providing for nn
BreeeniatK* thor- [ V E i t T i s r , in the Jo u rn a l-H e ra large nnd reputable Miami,
be validated by u decree or 1924, a n d to m a tu re J u ly 1st. 1964, Free garage.^
Mrs. II. B ayard m ent. Apply 300 F r e nch A v e . '
Issue of Bonds by the City of SanrIth raiaa. rules
' .
..
, ,,
Florida, re a lty eoiporation. We th e Circuit C o u rt of the S eventh in te re st payable sem i-annually on Smith, cor. Oak anil E vans Ave.
Don. will fiv e you |ld, South G eorgia's g r e a t e s t i ,
FO R R E N T — F o u r room a p a r t
Morning, afternoon,
H n r f d a , m the Sum of One
Drmntlun. And If (vsnaper.
Man! a man of sale ability, who judic ia l Circuit of the S ta te of
m e n t w ith hath, ubfurnishetf. ’' 1
January’
1st
and
J
u
ly
1st
of
each
will aealat you In t'kly and Sunday ( Inssified r at es Hundred Thousand Dollnrs for Muis big enough mentally to enr n ... . .
Water,
lights
supplied. >36.00
w ant ad to niaka
the big r et ur ns t hat accruse
111 1 n'
per line. Way cross J o u r n a l - 1nicipal Purposes, the Proceeds De
year, both principal and in te re st pose of opening, g ra d in g , c urbing, ,1)onlh! Mrs. Alex V aughn, Phrmo
five.
The
full
fnith
and
credit
of
the
from earnest effort. Wr it e to
aid, Waycrosa. G e o r g i a . _____r jved from the Sale Thereof to be
being payable at New Y’ork, in the paving and
im p ro v in g
c e rta in .723-J ,
o' •)
(AT NOTICK.
mir local box number, c a r e of City of Sanford, Florida, is irref N
Yurk „uiii b()tJ(U
stre e ts and public th o r o u g h f a r e s FO R R E N T - 4-room
furnishc t
REA CH the prosperous fa rm - Used for the Purpose of O p e n in g ,'
’should *lve (heir
this paper, giving your age. sell vocably pledget! for the payment
■tuff Ice add reee a« ra an J fern gro w e rs of Volusia
Curbing, Paving and I m - '
ing
of mithe oeooo.inuv.iun
denom ination of v-uo
One ...
in the
of -.n
S a nofo
said
a p a r tm e n t.
All conveniences
mg experience, present address
,
,
, .
, ,
■. m
g m
s..s -City
..jr ...
.. .rd
. . ., . .F lorida,
no
pi
., o
a ddress
phone number If Inty ndvertiso in the DeLand
g a ra g e , 117
l-nurcl— Ave,
.
.
.
...
.
.
,,
.
1reunite
About one
and o t he r details of i n t e r e s t . , °* ‘
P*1,11 H’*' )U1< 111 1 M ^ u
1 Thousand t >1,0(81.00) Dollnrs i nch, bonds being g ener al obligations of and
'
■ _ »■■'■■■
■— - ■ ■
aa^ 1**
(of n ihuiieand tiae ■ By News, r at e lc per word, caah l’r u vm K ( t,r,n' " ’S ,r,,,,ts n" ,i 1 ub' Box F. C. F.
FOR
R
E
N
T
—Two-room
n p a,r tm
1issue of bonds.
ami to be numbered from 1 to 10, "aid ( ity, aut hori zed hy Or di nance
,
. , .
_. e. n t.
1 Re T h o r o ug h f a re s in tin* City of
end the others can't th order.
,j*
This issue of bonds to be
■e with
you unleir
both number a inclusive, said bonds No. 82. duly adopted on t he 11th s t r e e t
YiTTl"p u a NT* A I) fn Ttiii Sanf or d, Florida, " duly passed nnd " A N T E D Aggressive represen(your addreia
i m ii,r. n a n i n u
in i ne
t alive in Sanford and Vicinity, subject to the appr ovi ng opinion of
Au g us t , A. D. 1924, nnd p o l t R E N T — 2
furnished room
• (taeiiace 1IUST be
[i.-rnld will b rin g you big re- adopted on the 1 Ith day of August, se| | jnc patented house, w e a t he r ......m,.,, A
..; Raymond,
o nVm,md to
to ne
be fur will be validated by a decree vif day of
person at The *nkthe Circuit Court o f t h e Sevent h by nn election held t h r ou g ho u t the
n p a r tm e n t.
No sm all children.
ts.
Advertise
those
old
articles
a . I)., 1924; t hat certain ordinance s t r i p p i o d u d of Air-Seal P r o d u c t s ,
J
'
| l l offIrr nr by Irli
.ter ri■t*or y. nisiieu
the t l,J
itvJ of Sanford, Judicial Circuit of the S t a t e of City of Sanford, F'loridii, on tho 707 P a l m e t t o . _____________________
1 have sto ie d aw a y nnd have n u m |,t.rl.,| s:, t.n ti, | l, | :
-----exclusive
------------------------------hv
- t,,,‘
( o. Protection
Jepki.iir d 'e ro a tla USO for A
“ little
lit* la* thi
I hi i'f
tf./*onf
nr! , . .
r tveem nd
..
,
not velld.
C ll_ Harris. Gen Agent, N. W. 4th Florida.
Florida.
22nd
day of Sep te m b e r, A. I). 1924, F O R R E N T — Fu rn i s h e d n p a r tm e n t.
.y b r in g you several dollars.
An Ordinance I roviding for an St Miami. Fla.
service
*
' All I'ids must be accompanied by
The full faith and credit of the pu rs u an t to C h a p te r 9897. L aw s i..® 1!1
Ra r a K€’
A PPl>'
me 148 and a re pr es e nt a ti ve Issue of Bonds by the City of SanPrompt, Efficient
W A N T E D - Bo o kk e ep er with nr- j n certitied eheck for Two 12T-V ) City of Sanford, r loridu, is irrevoc, of r lor nl n, PJ2J, said bonds to b e a r ----------------------—
!! cnil to see you.
ford. Florida, in the Sum of One
count i ng experience wa n ts any 1 r ,.,,(lU „f t h<* amount of the
ably pledged for t he p a y me n t of i nterest at the r a te of F'ive and : FO R R E N T — U nfurnished 8 room,
LORlDA---l>H LAN DO— Orlando Hundred Sixty Five
Five Thousand clerical position in Sanford. Box
..Kirnog Sentinel; largest c la ss ! - | , 0| | ;irs for Municipal Purposes the clerical position in Sai^fotd. Box bonds to he sold.
the principal a nd interest of said one-half (fi*-.'- ) per . rnt, pe r an- ( a p a r t m e n t w ith bath, two screenAMOUNTS BID FOR SAI D b - u e of bonds.
d business, r at e l c a word, min- tl
. . . . . .
.
’ , ■*i;t
**A'
0*1
num ami a r e to be dat ed J u l y 1st,
lfnr* ‘fe' ° w cn* 9 ,4
urn 24c cash with order.
Proceeds Derived from the Sale - 1 »•
. 1.1,'
. ^ i BONDS MUST BE S T A T E D IN
This issue of bonds t o be sold 1924, ansJNo t nat ure J u l y 1ht , 1954,
t ’GUSTA UlRONIC^ i . E - Au thereof to b,- Used to Enlarge, im—
of the DOLLARS AND C ENTS
FA RM ..n sand-clay
subject to the approving opinion interest payalde semi annually on gustn,
Ga.—
Au
g
us
t
a'
s
g
r
e
at
e
s
t
prove
and
Extend
the
Se
we
ra
ge
Seventh
Judicial
(
ir.uit
llles west of I ongwood
Bids may be submitted in the u! of Caldwell A Raymond, to be J a n u a r y 1st and J u l y 1st of eneh
I roposals should be addressed hi
half on high ridge land issified medium, rnte rnrh .0!tc Syst em of the City of Sanford, S t a t e of Florida, tin the 18th day of ternntivc a s to r at e ..f mt er es i
furnished
by
the
City
of
Sanford,
.tear,
both
principal
and
i
nt
er
es
t
Forrest
Li ke , S. O. < hnsc and C.
aigc.
10c per line, mi ni mum H l l f | u[y passed and adopted October, A. D. 1924. at ten (.'dock --■ - ...............
Ce In flowing Well dis- Y
rnatri.- toils Florida
icr-iva It»vi*r; 6t) acre*: Arvl?—
’
being
payable
at
New
York
in
the
J
;
»" ‘ ho City Commia-----T7.—
— ;r• ----1
---- ----:------r—
----n— on
«*n the 11th day of August , A. IV 11 ,n • a * Sanfoni , in the < minty of K,hl ', l ' 1
..t interest
>vat^rvllle, Morning i0k, n - ........
.
,
.. .......... ............. Htltl
,
sion of the City of Sanford, F l o r
' in splendid cult iv at i on; A I N h Wntrrviiie,
s t a t e of Florida ‘' . b e based on a rate
All
bids
must
bo
accompamed
l*y
St
at
e
of
New
York,
said
bonds
be
Thousands of
of Maine
Maine pron,.„. 1921; and that • ertaill ordinance Seminole
(ker cultivation with ii tin.-I. Thousands
.o l
"ne hall a certitied i lu-i k fur Two (2' » ing of the denomination of One ida, a nd as ex olficio Bond T r u s
I )mn Five
then and there to show cause if
■and ready to subir- e are i nterested in Florida prop numbered St, entitled
*i
'
.
*
per
cent.
per r en t, of tin* .I'mmint of the Thousand (>1,188) 0(11 Dollars each, tees of the City of Sanford, F lo r
Reach them
t hrough the
modern 7 room ty
“ An Ordinance Providing for an any they have, why said bonds (
The right to rejo. 1 any and all bund, to be sold.
Rat e card on applicn Issue of Bonds by ihe City of should not be validated and rimw a te r works, plum! utifiel.
and to be numbered from I to 100, ida, at Sanford, FTorida.
res, outhouses, tenant 111
bids is reserved.
W I T N E S S mir hands ns the City
A
M
OU
N
TS
BID
F'OR
SAI
D
both number s inclusive: said bonds
ft. 600 two y e a r ol <: A 1 M iToTvvnn— m i 'i i v i t v — mb' ^a n fm . l , Florida, in the Sum of firmed,
Proposals should hi a d d i c - s i d to BONDS MUST BE S T A T E D IN will be validated by a decree of the Commission of the City of S ann u u s a . n l Drilars, the Pro\\ I N ESS my hand mid the seal
lc trees, 20jinn s.iur i "ne of stupendous development
For res t Lake, S. I>. ( base and t . I m l LARS AND C EN TS.
Circuit Court of the Sevent h J u f. rd, F’torida, and as ex-ofTicia
| o f them ready to l.u.l t a d about it in the Palm Beach
cecils to I." Derived from the Sale of the < iicuit < ourt of the Seventh
^ir dairy and iioultr* " t. Sample copy sent on
re- Thereof to be Used to Build and Judicial « tr. oil <*f the S t a t e of
•larsliali, as t i e ' H> ommi
Bpl. may be - uhmi t t e d in t h e al do fat Circuit of t be S t a t e of FTof- Botiil T ru st ee s of the City of S a n
Ce t !5.(118.1 one thir. m it
ford, Florida, and the senl of raid
t e nt a t i v e as to r a te of interest tdll
Equip a Mu nui pa l J a il , ” duly Florida, m and for the
on t e r ms
Lake Jr-,
City,
on this the 24th day of Sep
Ta mp a Daily passed and adopted on the I 1th Seminole, on tips t h e 2 H h day o
A
MPA,
FLORI
DA
bonds a i " In I n al , alleriiatlv e bills
Fhe full faith and c re di t of the
toe.. I ioigwood. Fla Times, tin- gr eat
home daily,
t
e
mb
er
A. D 1924.
tees
of
t
hil
lly
of
Salif
to be based "ii a l a t e of interest • ily of Sanford, FTonda, is irrevoc-Wolf Gr ay Gorma ate 1 ’ve p e r word, mi ni mum day of \ ugiisi, A 1 IHL’I, shtiulil S>*pti inl't i
ida, at Sanftml, h bo Ida
F O R R E S T LAKF:,
from imiH.i t«-.( st *| burg" 26c gash with order. Write lie tarilicd ;iI(I•r«»v• «I ami o.tifiniH'tl ( Sral l
less
I ban
Five
and
"to ■hit If nhl> pledged lot the p ayment of the
(S e a l)
S. (). C H A S E ,
W1TNUSS o ur hands as the City t 11v *• l ) i | i rill
I.IMI; Mali's. >otMin 1 " '■■•tni'IcG* (at** card.
pmii
ipal
.ind
interest
ol
said
issue
<
It
r
V
nf
t
Ii*1
*
Hi
till
*
ourt
of
t
lit;,y U.o cl. , t o t - ol ihe Lily ol Ml!
Nit Dora
C. J. M A R SH A L L ,
I V r ' . r i ’ifs
ATTENTION
l ' *-n- ,
i t .
.
. !,
lb itglil to reject any and all "I bunds
Sfvt'lilh J iuImui I Cirviitt "f H " t Conimis mu of the l ily of Sapf oi d,
t hr
.U f' "L 1 t'.inln, •■""I vri.clb.i
t til. h’m d r . d gal! . " , .......... ..................... .
Florida,
ami
as
ex
otTuio
H-md
lud. is t " ' " i v e d .
This j s . i t , '
lti«t, in anti f•■» Sfinuittfi’ futility.
f I aim Is to be sold A " “ U‘ <i , y r ‘i mml ", i o n of t h ®
in i : i -. 1 1,1 « s hi.. ...
. |,.
pii.vid.-d I .r 111 said
nil
T r l l s t n , of tin t ity >.f Sanford,
. * Vl**r Y . '••*”.>"’1. -r -oil;! ., ' I .J lit r I. IwIi tvn \ ?.. f fi+
n .........
r , t -'* " f S a nford, Florida, and as
Pi oposals .houid be addressed ul'jcit to i be aaiiiirnvimr
p p ro v in g oopinion
niMi lit n m i l r h i i l i t oltkv**■1f h*>nrti j ii »f
f 1 THl r !i *-4 , it i w n nam es should l.e is'in d l*v t)u- City
Florida, m il the seat of said City to Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and ->f Caldwell A Raymond, to he
ojc-officio Bond T ru ste e a of tho '’tnefw’l
(.• IHIn (I
i- i.(trials «cr*»r#-AGr im of Sanfoiil, Floiida. in the manlier
fi r I . rjtit»r*r*r mOlton
on
tlri:
2
till
day
of
Sept
ember
,
A
City of S a n fo rd , Florida.
n; SA LE I 11 )■:A P~
tl*1. ♦I*1
i ,1 Mai shall, as the t 11y i um fi t i n . hi d by the City of S anford,
11n ft * r i n ' i n * 1 1 ii i' ' an d foi ihe purp<<: •
in said ordi t, W SIT.NT 'UR, J R ,
i ( *.v»
At te st : L. R P H I L I P S .
be II a v pi s I ’\ r.'. eiv.
In ITlIf HIMtil (IM
D 1921.
1
lot
oia
mission
"I
lb"
l
ity
ol
Sanford,
Attorney
for
IVtltloller.
l.u n
Hi f| lit f f t *( It*.*- Julia c*s p r o . oil d ami m i forth, and.
le * abiui*! d ill uliea;
F O R R E S T LAKE.
l*i I*#)
iu* r •• i*nit
I*lot ola, and a s
\ olficlo Bond
All bids must be accom panied by ( ' ty
r r_.k ,,f ,hu r i l y of Sanford
Win l i a s said oidlPailii - | rovplt*
l, I>,r—
.,..I
| r .selling’ a m I r a ve l in g i',,,.,
I '|•?ii*»(»t 1»*•(>>*f (
F'lorida.
(St al i
S, o » B A SE .
N
O
I
I
C
E
OF
S
AL
K
OF*
>*.ti.noii.im
I rust i n "I th" • ity of Sanford, a . "rtified check of Two ( 2 ' i ) per
*■ ?) f T * *’ 1 ’* t! ■‘ t i r " ! n N e w h
for tin l-.suanre "I Imlids by the
pt us.
Ma na ge r W
C .1 MARSHALL,
1*1 III 1C IMI'ROA EM E NT
"eat
ITm ula, at Sanfoid, F lorida,
I \V I *S’T V f l ! - . I N t i
>* 1 r*rk » |7 Ur* Tl.r * ilv of Saiifotd, ITornla, foi mil
I'R K V E N T S IN F E C T IO N .
I ’ It II si.ur ** Cl.li.lM 111 Ml. ICfl III ■
As the City » oinmiHHioti of the
RON
|»S
Ol*
1
11
F!
(
IT
A
I" In
A
A
I
I
N
I
SS
i.in
ba
nd
.
a~
tlie
City
no ipal purposes, Hi the total Mini
liu l ie ll MC
^iiml iv,
n i u r ’OUK
Issue
Tin g re a te s t discovery in flesh
i
ity
of
Sanford,
Elurida,
and
as
u ) SA N FO R D .
t o m m i-snm of tin t ' ii y i f San
' 1 I . e u l |.. t u - o O i t i l i i u m l m 1 1 >■
AM(> I NFS BID FOR S A I D healing is the marvel ous Hormone,
of >72",PIHI UP. said bonds to be of
i*\ officio Bond T i u s t e es of the f md, Fb ioia, and a .
FLORIDA
T<> REACH B UY ER S „r . - t i e r s ..f tin- denomination of llJUMi.oti cm h,
ev -.train Ito.N'DS m u s t 111-; S T A T E D IN' 11 l, , epnrat i on that comes in liquid
ITorida ieul e s t a t e advert:..- in
I ity of Sanford, H o n d a ,
l a il . I . AK S A ND C E N T S
M,"l powder form, tl is a r ombmuBiit.il I ru-fi i . of the ! i!) of San
Mu St. Pe te rs b ur g Times One rent bearing interest al the rate of live
lion t l eal moot t h a t not only puris
l
o
r
i
b
v
given
that
up
Attest
I. R P H I LI P S ,
Not
i.
i
t«
id,
I
bill-la,
and
the
s.
h
I
f
.
ai
d
""
"ulimitted
in
the
ties
the wound of g er ms t h a t rauao
11runt i ecu* a word daily, tw» cents a word and one half pel lenluitl per all t.. and until 2 o'eloi k p in., on Hu «'if y t bo k
Clly, . n Ho. lb. 21th day .■( S . p alter nat 1vi- ii" to r a t e of interest infei lion but il heals the flesh
____________________ num nit. i r - t payabli -emi-aimual
-t *il f Su m.ays
T int ula.
(ember, A I > 1921
bi nd' ait"'to bear, a lt er nat i ve t>ids "*1• Fi e at ra or th n ar v speed.
Bad
Dri YOU WANT to b n v or sell | v , „ the 111-1 days "1 July am 2 ln ti da> ->f l b tuber, A. D. 192 1,
i. ial
n i i vt h i ng ? "
If so advertj-.e In Jatiinu y , sunt, toil n e issue ol, liotnp
. . . .I'aled proposals will l» i n lived
F O R R E S T LAKE.
to b. based on „ r a t e of mt er es t
“' . S T
,
li» hvttl with t h r u n l ma r y hninientM
the "Gainesville Sun
NOTI CE ' H fV\l E 111* >11 jiao mi
(S eal)
S tl, ( ilA S E ,
less
Hum
l ive and
one half mend quickly under the pow erful
t
years fi.on tin hv Forre'-t Lake, S O • base and
to ma tui i
ADVERTISING vets re su lts if it
Ml Nit IPAL CK.MKTK'.It A
t .1 M a r . hall, as the City Con*
C. J. MA RSH AL L,
•
t pci r en t.
influence of tills w ondertul rem
reael.o.
potential
buyers
P«
*
'
"i.*t
eu
A ddress:
BONDS ItR T H E t i l A
As tin* City ( umiuiaaiop of the
..... r'K'tl to reject any and all ^ 'ly, | , r , ,,' <l"iuid) 30c 60c a n d
.p
Istka Daily Ne w. is ciri lllated in prim ipal
and
interest of said mi 's i on of the City of Sanford.
♦ I Jo. I nwiier .iOc nnd C(Vc, Sola 1
O F HANFORD,
S I D E D A I It Y,
FTonda,
for
the
purchase
of
Fifty
• it.v of Sanford, F’lorida, and as
Ml industrial und ag r i cu l tu r al see b,,n.ls to be payable at some bank
FUMUBA
iT O N A ,F L A .
t ion
(>60.090.00)
Doltui
ex-officio Bond Tr us t ees of the
in the City of New York, S t a t e of Thousand
Notice is herebA given t h a t up
D u x r»(i
*
ST
A U G U S T I N E , Y LA.
St New A'ork, in lawful money of the Public Improvement Bonds of the
City of Sanford, FTorida.
iMj • o-i
J'nvtjina mi Ill
Johns Countv is reajfhed through
to and until 2 o ’cliKvk p. in. on the A t t e st . I. R PH IL L IP S,
City
of
Sanford,
Florida,
the
p
r
o
11mill Hmiil.
j the St. August i ne Evening Record United S t a t e s of America, and,
be derived from t h e
nule 20th day of October, A. l>. 1924, < ity t lei k of the City of Sanford,
Whereas a c a nv a s , of the r et ur ns ceed" t
t
: Oiiiek iexults. Two r t a t x per word
t
hereof
to
be
used
to
build
and sealed proposals will be received
FTorida.
of raid election shows prtmu facie
I t l K L i r C O U R T 0 | Rumple copy on m i next.
a
Municipal
Jail,
said
bonds
by For re st Lake. S. O. < base and NOT I CE OF S A L K OF*>1110,900.00
that
the
result
of
said
election
was
equip
SEVENTH
JC U fC IA
being general obligations of said C. J. Marshall, as the City Com|-( Bl.lt I.MPIIOVF!M E N T
(T OF T H E S T A T E < in the above entitled cause hy the in favor of the approval, adoption City, aut hori zed by Ordinance No. mission of the City of Sanford,
BONDS OF* T H E t IT A
of Sanford, F’lorida, by nnd and confirmation of said Ordi)A, IN AND FOR. SIi> City
. ’
. . . .
....
, . ,
, wj ilolv jidonted on the 11th day Florida, for the purchase of leu
OF HANFORD,
COUNTY._IN 'ClIA'k t h r ou gh Fo rr es t Lake, S. O. Chase n a m e s Nos. 81, 8„ 8J and 84, and
•
*
,*100110001 i. 11
xr
V J.
. .
.
,
f ..
, .
, of August . A D. 1924. and by un Thousand (>10,000.00) Dollar Muj
FLORI DA
and ( . J. Marshall, comprising tile in favor of the issuance of bonds
K . . . _.
,
..........., ........, ...... ,, ,
lection held t hr oughout t he
City mripnl Cemetery Bonds of the City
N‘, d i . e is her eby given Hint
up
G
R
A
D
U
A
T
K
V
ET
Kit
1N
A
111AN
City Commission of tlm City of in the total sum of THKF.F. HUNinford, ljtn idn, a muni
Altnrne.v-ut-I.aw
of Sanford, Florida, on the
22ml of Sanford. H o n d a , the proceeds ln an,I until 2 o’* lock n
m oil the
£00111
205
Courad
Building
AND
TAA ENT A MAP!
fporntioniby and tbr u(* Hutiford, FTorida, s e tt in g forth the DRED
,
Over
Semlnnle County
TTIril SA ND ( > ’.25 .99 (1 0 0 , Did la is *‘*‘> of September. A Ik, 1924, pur- to be derived from the sale ihct e- m,t |, , i„v „f October. A D , 1924.
I'hones; (Iflire 20 llnm« 21
Hike, h 0. Chasi
lase a l f ai t t h a t jin election vvas liejd
Hank
DEI.AND, FLA.
t>y the 1Tty of Sanford, Florida, in sunlit to < h apt e r 9897, Eaws of of to be used to purchase nrtil ai sealed proposals will b. ; t-i eiyeti
■Marsball. pimprising
sing t|- t hroughout t he City of Sanford,
th" manner and for the purposes Florida. 1927, said bonds to hear in- quire the necessary land* for a »,> Fo rr es t Lake. S <> Chase and
- nitnioru, ------------ Marian |
fom mission pf the City if Florida, on the 22nd day of S e p
p i o u d u d f". II, said ordinances.
lerest
at the r at e ..! live and one
Municipal Cemet ery
and to in,
, j Mar shiiII* iii* t hi I ily
fd, F'lorida' vs. S t a t e 4' tember, A D. 1924, to determine
Now therefore, in pursuance of half (.■.’x ' - l l>er cent per a nnum prove and develop the lands so
„ r ltle * it> of Hanford,
cert ai n
ordinance
, ex re!., leorge A D« whet her t hat
an oi del i f the Court herein made, ami are to be dated J ul y 1st, 1924, pur chased to make the same adapt
Florida, for the purchase of I'mS t a t e AU4ne> for th* numbered Ml, ent i t l ed.
not,,,- is hereby given that the and to m a t u r e July 1st. 1954, in able for the purpose aforesaid, said H un dr ed Thousand (>109,000.00)
21K PARK AVE.
‘ An Ordinance Providing for un
Judicial dreuit of lie
r Ilm. ns and tax payer s of the Clly t er es t payalde s emi-annually on bunds being general obligations of Dollar Public impr ovement Bonds
' I’ * *» <*•
the
1*1 *»f 1 npl r - n
f»if
Issue
of
Bonds
by
t
he
City
of
SunIf Florida.- Station.
H u t 11 .tl
. M f t l h . i l 11 m l M n l i r n M y
I.f Hanford, Florida a re by said J a n u a r y 1st nnd Jul y 1st of each said City, aut hori zed hy Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, the
| Citizens a n q T a x Payers »nrd, Florida, in the Sum of Ten
1 ‘►
1** t ?It*' 1K*•lii■1 CUH H Ml 111J
order required to be and appear year, both principal and interest No. 81. duly adopted on the 11th proceeds to be derived from the
ARCHITECT
[City of SanlYd, Florida: Thousand Dollars for municipal
before the C ircuit Court of the being payable a t New York, in the day of August , A. D. 1921, and by sale thereof to be used for Urn puris, a petition I* been bled purposes the proceeds derived from
First National Hank BJdR.
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Apartments
For Rent
Help Wanted
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DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
DR. R. M. WEI SH
George A. DeCottes
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Generally fair Friday
rdny except local
urday
Highest Temp. Thursday
lowest T«mp. Thursday
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, P # p A Y , OCTOBER 3, 1921.
N U M B E R 156
SIN G LE COPIES F IV E CENTS
00124840
W ill P resid e
M ain e r Re-El6cted
Com m ittee Official
K ia n g s u Troops
ther a t S u n k ian g
rly L a s t N ig h t
id B egin to F igh t
tders Forced
lange Position
W ill
ie Place W ith in
M iles Sh angh ai
JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 3.—
(Special to The Herald)— At the
meeting of the Sfato Democra
tic Executive Committee nt the
Seminole Hotel here today, Rob
ert E. Davis of Gainesville wns
rc-clectcd chairman of the or
ganisation for the two ensuing
years and Schclle Mainen of
Stanford secretary and treasur
er, both without opposition.
Five resolutions passed were:
for a special legislative com
mittee to work in conjunction
With the like committee of 1D23,
to ask the legislature to pro
vide needed amendments to the
primary law and asking pnpers
to give information to Demo
cratic voters, paying the ex
penses of-the comifiittccmcn, on
the death Of It. L. Hosford and
tho appointing of a campaign
committee to be napted later.
Mrs. Herbert Fetkel, proxy
for her husband, was the first
woman to sit with tho commit
tee.
John
Martin.
Democratic
nominee for governor of Flor
ida, spoke to tiie committee on
“ Florida Democracy” .
New Yorkers as he Pledges
Support to Governor Smith
M iss V elm a Shipp
G. O. P. Chairman £
Party nhd pemoevnts
bine to Throw Election in
Conjjrcas lo Elect Brynn
Democratic Nominee Promis
es Immense Thring Hell
Full Off His Coal and Work Richmond Manufacturing Sec
to the Limit for Al Smith
tion Suffers as Water Rises
Making it Impossible to
State Executive Is
Carry on Shipping Busiii^ss
Praised by N om inee
Predicts Flection
o f Calvin Coolidgre
WHEN WATER IS
TWO FEET DEEP
L e a g u e N a tio n s C alls
Special M eetin g in
N o v e m b e r ! Discuss
Reduction o f A rm s
F red e ric k sb u rg Is
Crowds Cheer Wildly ns Par
H a rd H it by Floods
ty’s Chief Scores Republi
can. Pa:‘tv Record in Office Concrete Bridge Near Golds
boro. N. C„ Collapses as
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—John W.
Four Freight Gars Go Over
Davis, Democratic
presidential
Western Democratic MnnnRer
and Third Party Manager
Iiolh Say Charge is Absurd
Is In Accordance
With The Protocol
F ifth Session o f B o d y
nominee, speaking
in historic
RICHMOND,
Vn..
Oct. 3.—
A d jo u rn s Following: _J
Madison Square Garden, where he
W ASHINGTON. Oct. 3.—A coa
Shockoe
Valley
manufacturing
dis
was
nominated
last
summer,
la
it
lition between Democratic and t.n
Strenuous Sessions «
night was given, n rousing demon trict of Richmond Thursilny night
Follcttc forces, particularly in the
stration when he promised to take was covered to a depth of two feet
Western States, with the evident
off “ his roat, vest, tin nnd what ^with the tawny, raging flood wat
G EN EVA. Oct. 3.— The
purpose to force the elect ion of a
a N G H A I, Oct. 3.— The
Tro^cy
ever else was scrvicable to help ers of the James river.
President
Into
Congress,
wns
Council
o f the league of n a «. |
jive for which the inelect Al Smith, governor of New nnd automobile traffic through the
charged here Thursday by William
tions
decided
today to hola a
"sink"
suspended
yesterday
morn
Klangsu force.* are
York state."
Mrs. Margaret N. Mef'luer, of
M. Butler, chairman of the Repub
ing,
hnd
not
been
resumed,
though
special
meeting
Nov. 15, probr
iting to take Shanghai
Kniisas i ‘ dy. Mo., will preside at
lican National committee.
Mr. Davis made the statement
the waters were beginning to re the national convention of Ameri- ably in Geneva, to elaborate :t
after
thanking
Guv.
Smith
for
the
icon gathering men for
The logicnl outcome, in the event
' promise
.
ienn War Mothers to he lield in upon pinna for an internntion* the latter made at the na cede.
the election were thrown into Con
wt three days, started
in the upper Shockoe district Milwaukee on Oct. 7, K and *J.
tional convention that he would
gress,
Mr.
Ilutlei
added,
would
bo
al conference on reduction of '
just above the James jumps the
ight southwest of Sunthe election o f n President by the
armaments provided fyr in
Herald
c,
ntestant
who
declare.
11'*"
«
f
f
«
’"*
nn,‘
nn,!
Inst
fall
on
its
journey
to
the
sen,
f, at a point 35 miles
senntc. For this reason, he said, that she will rontinue her work in ' " ’rk fl» ,hl‘ rb-elMn of the nom- countless boulders and obstruc
ihu
arbitration and security k
of here.
he considered Chnrles W. liryan, |
.*t despitc her studies nt.h'ce.
tions churned the yellow tide into
protocol which is planned for
Democratic
candidate
for
vice
school,
J
Mr.
Davis
uml
the
governor,
ena swirling race way, whipping the ,
defending Chekiang
next year.
president, perhaps the most im
__ ____ .tierin g the hull together, wen- debris against the walls <>f th e 1
were forced to retreat two
The fifth assembly of the leagutj j
portant
opponent
of
President
greeted
by
a
flag
waving
crowd
riverside buildings. The bridge to
[to new positiona after an inended itw labor. Thursday by nnati•hat filled every sent. It wns the u-,.s, ||alliptolli „ a„hi,rh. was cut
}e night of fighting, in which I^atln-American Congress Dis f'oolidge.
imoiisly udopting a resolution ffC- ; A
Ilentocratic off from the village by n broad
opening gun of th
At the same lime, the chairman
tides employed artillery,
cuss Better Relations Be
utuincnding that nil state* accept J
campaign in tin*, city.
predicted
the
decisive
election
of
expanse
of
swift
water,
more
than
tntv thousand men under
tween Countries Concerning the Republican ticket on Novem- j
the protocol of arbitration and reMr. Davis said he brought a two feet deep. Mayo bridge lead
tnd of tho Kiangsu province
curity.
Imports, Kxports of Nations her 4.
message
of
"deiiUM
i
atic
unity
an
I
in
g
to
South
Richmond
was
the
sis nre being massed on the
Apart from the otitborntion c t
harmony of Democratir enthu* sole link h rlvefii the city nnd dis Contract Awarded on Septem
Mi Ilutler, with Senator Mr{hai-Hn ngchiiw railway line
tu-ni and purpose, that stretches i l riels across the James,
ber 24 tn Marshall-Jackson the protocol for tiie peaceful ret*
of Sunkiang, it was report- . A T L A N T A . Oct, 3.—The diplo Cormick, of Illinois, conferred
llcniPiit of international disputes,
from New York to the Rocky | Shipping wns at a standstill.
matic session Thursdny night of with President Cpolidgo al lunch
Company
of
Lakeland; the outstanding feature of the OS*
eon
today
at
the
White
House.
Mountains
and
beyond"
the
boat,
remaining
securely
fast
j
. . .
information
wns con- tin- Pan-American congress closed
Tool House is Now Ready .ion* are tininsistence o f the dtl
“ The democracy of this conn- rued, to uwnit the recession of the
in apparently uuthentic the second day of the four-dsv pro Mr. Ilutler said he went over the 1School Work Will Not Keep
nrODtc
rgntni
that
economic
problem*.
try," he declared, “ knows that it j flood.
from Hungkinng, nor gram of th* gathering here of rep general political situation with the
Contestant From Working can win thi- battle this year if it
“ Iminiaiiatelv following the dis. Itopulurly regarded n* tie!one tig
President and re .‘ crated that he
I'iedmnnd, Vn., last night was
a city of 60,000, received in
resentatives of 21 luitin-Anierienii did not believe Mr Coolidge had
has—and I am Mire it has - the still checking the damage to roads nstmus file which ilrrtmved the exclusively to the domestic Jtirlj*
Hard
for
Handsome
First
fai this morning. The Chi-
ami property. Highway ofifcinls Episcopal ('null, rectory parish dirt ion o Mates, must be solved 9tl
Prize in Herald Campaign 1"ill t.. win it
defense
forces south of nations and delegates from all over changed his plans to remain al the
White
House
throughout
the
ram
muiiinntiiin
f
here
have been unable to secure hot.--- and other buildings last •m international basis, if ail rau9?\ ,
«
I
Referring
to
the
ing, entrenched and wuil- the United States, meeting with
' ' *be icroo
T fljD
'Theodore Roosevelt, Republican full report, on conditions on mods spring," stated Rector A. S Peck of vvnr really would
piugn
the Kningsu attack, were the object of promoting better com
As the fir-1 week in the third candidate f>u governot, Mi. Davis
bridges hut estimated that tin to a representative of Tin Herald This insistence wns voiced by
The
chairman
did
not
no
spcci
number about 0,600.
rni speakers, especially thosa rep*
damage would tun into hundreds
••mining, a series of parish
niercial relations between
the foully into the evidence which hi pel mil apptoache«. tlie end Miss |said
Center of Interest,
................H
Is implied la <1
|inerUngs. to whii h all were invited, re.ientltig “France, it
raid ho had received of a coalition Velum Shipp, hist week’s leader | "I propose to leave him to la* of thousands of dollars.
Americas.
the
protocol
Itself,
and
for a tint*.
wtue
held
in
the
First
National
est centered Thursdny on
I
dealt
with
h
y
(
itivi-i
not
Smitli.
An«l
It was more or less on the sur in The lit raid’s Salesmanship Cam’ Cameron fipenks.
i Hank Kuilding at which finance i dominated the discussions Of the
i-ctcd outbreak in the Sungllridge W..................
imliisl A sm. .
........
At the afternoon meeting, which . face, hr said, and win evident in paien, is putting on a great effort I hiivr th«* nio!*t I’utifiilnit hbbiit
RALEIGH. N t Oct. 3 W ith l1,n'1 l»,«"nlug committees for a European juri.ta as they strove to.
Sector, the other fronts near was a discussion of the relation of tiie east in some seitinn.- u* well t" hold first position iti the rare. am. that that mb will he fullv
thoroughlv done • • • I n crash that could he heard uliove
idiint as well as trustees of fanhion n •pact which would catand to the west and north railways, highways, shipping and Hl* 1,1 the west
In a statement given The Herald
unduly nlnrtn all nations wblth
should
like
to
make
something
ol
th.
...ni.pg
of
the
mad
t.urent
'he
fulds
were appointed,
rumuinlng
comparatively inland waterways to the coinnierc( harm teriiing Mr. Hi van as a this morning Miss Shipp says that
which suiged about it. the South
From this, lie said, grew the jealously guard the doctrine o f'
is they did Wednesday. Only ini progress of n country. Hcnehani presidential candidate. Mr Hutln -In finds the oplv wry to secure a text of these words
*'*l he ilemoclio v in this state.’ im i Railroad steel and concrete Itdatls for the new eliureli for vvhirh state's rights.
lie muchino gun uml rifle C'limei on, president of the Bank- ranked Senator LuFollelte next t" subscript ions is to go out and ask
The idea behind the movementy-aid lh»‘ ilistliiguislieil son of a bridge across tiie Little River, one |Ihe eontiact has liceu awarded and
pawed that the rivul unities head Highway Association, gave j the Democratic vice pi evidential for them
a* explained to The Atsoclat
•*•• which work will nrohiihlyheIncreasingly vigilant.
"It is lathi r haul foi me to n - distingished sue, 'is of the same j mile west of Goldsboro, N. (*., c ol-;
an tiddre.s on the relation of the nominee ns tlje strongest opponent
Ms- IT c n by Jurists today is that I
highways explaining thut by im (of the president and Jiilin \A . I)a v i.. tain the lead now a> 1 have to iii • linrncter as the national Demo- ] lapsed early last night carrying Kit* next Monday inorning
.• * r*1 .f n.-nion-, JuiviriK dtcjl!
They will promise any-I with it Hirer cam of coal aitd n ' vwinls tor* VcrtWitTvVrQk'h* of fh«
..Two Kplc*. KiUed.
firoVod roadk the ports and tailway, Democratic jiunilhoc, la-S.
in *■ l.ool att.l ^remain there unMr rincy.
thing to please any one. The deni ;mr of stone. The foul curlomls lu.il ! building are alleudv gonong tovvnni to outlaw all war, logically
I
30
evetv
aflctnoon
Huwevr
LNGHAI, Oct. 3.-—Two spies centers were opened to all sec
J niH
Mr Ilutler said plan- were un
tin- city, it i- said, so that as soon turn to all iKissihle causes o f COR*
I am doing mv verv best to keep i.eratu pally pioioises, the repuh been placed on the slmeture to
red by tin: Kiangsu forces tions for greater import and ex der wav to intensify the Kepuhli
i- c\i avation- me made the con tint and endeavor to eradicate
i weigh it down.
[tting tn take Shanghai, were port. He praised the highway as call iiiinnaign between now and III trout of tin- lest lull I klloW it loan |iurtv performs.’
i
'. n tm will lie ninlv lo pout the them
Fed hy the growing spirit'
"As
I
read
that
I
said
to
myself.
Tinbridge
is
the
first
large
one
1- gmng to tal i * it iv sliaie III....
[o death Thsurduy l»y t’hcki- sociation programs undertaken p i elei tloll.
of intrrii.iti.'iiii11 -ni and state soy- *
i at I have
I am going rigid on ‘ In the name of the prophets there j to give way in tin present flood (iiiiintiil ionroops ns they fled iront the many of the South and Central
Tin Ii'i'l mom. office and head eroignty, the jui i-ts contended that ,
Eastern ( amlina ol
In the end and It wdl in- no limit i- need lore foi a history class.’ 1 1litniighnut
llg town of lAitien, 10 niilcK American republics recently, ae
NELSON DENIES
world opinion now dmands that *
qunitiis tm.Mine o| tlii- i mi tr io ’
"How
many
leinemher
the
glow
I
though
n
niiniher
"
f
smaller
struc
•
f
mini
it
I
do
lint
will
the
Hun
k
J°f here. Letters on the spies j cording to their delegates .1 A
i'll H AGO. Oil
3. John M
I lie l.iltli mg loinpiiov on the I pi-i opal n itmil vital i rohlems affecfiOC .
"I f Mu) that all the peopli I ing and to dhtml promises Unit |lures have collapsed
png headquarters announced, Roundtree, of Birmingham. Ala. Ntlsoii national camtiaign mana
plopiitv l pi :n t irultv’ i ninplete ih.- world as a whole such as tm*
led
Histturlions
to burn, director general of the Unit..I gel (<i| the LaFolletle \\ hreh-l hnv e a-keil |o sidi-i rihe have -igiialiieil ttie year in the cam Itivei i- a liranch ••1 the N i i i -i tod iv it wa loiirm •I. mid it ' • migration and equable distribution ;
Rivei
which
last
night
reached
all
paign
of
lie'll■
'
ho
was
there
in
lhai.
States Good Roads Association, ex tuket. denied Tliilisdav that ai>v In-i ll iio'-l iiiiiileniis a'nl m-arlv all
I plot,,1.1, lint hv Moiolav ev.lv
of in wmaterials inn no longar b*f
ip
lb.it veai ol g n o e who winded a flood stage in Wav lie einmtv
rd of the attempt to capture plained to the congress the urn k eomhlliiit loll existed hetwien I lo ol tin in imvi given lio a siihsi llp
t••• wotk li lt in up' i x.lusive .-ontrnl of any
i li ini- wdl |m m ifiidim
■li
plomi-e
al vthllig that couldli t
tain
>
i
pi
nml
id
lo
giv
■
nn
fly hy incendiary means re ing of the United States federal llideiiellilellt fii* I e- 110*1 tin I •' liio
late nr -tales, li.it must !>e n u it* ;
RICHMOND. \
t L t :i At •It til l ■ ll«|9« )| if t o i l t o 1*1 L* I f|
,.i v i pmciiii it ’• ‘
‘
’ It is not sur
I know I he' • l- a lot "I tel
in a move on the part of aid for nutninl highway system* * i at n pit ■tv t o t blow t (n |iii-i
Hied
Willi .1 view tn liielr cquitobla
dopai
t
mi
nt
t*»
(
the
state
highuiiv
thi
t
to
I
mum
*
•
d*
*
i
ipt
inn
\ei
i
pllsiog
that
si
one
of
those
PI'
oiii
\sh:« h I u ill i»*»t Im hlil t •
^
K ('. Plummer, rnmmissinnci of delitial elet 11An into till lloii-e
settlement authorities I
.
It
1.10,111
III Mi. ti.-st mlriests of
day
it
vvii
-aid
Hint
.
oiiditimiM
•
Yet
•
••III
II
.
Ml
Ii
.it,'
-.1
.1
,1
M
.,
litii 1 nm ^uifi^
w• • k ;i «ii in h ijm*« al lea'I
l
party
rd property in the native I tiie t inted States shipping hoard,
all mi that e.niiooin causoo of war
Lincoln Dixon, wcsletti Deiitn nf it ;i- I pnMjsiblv i an
hnve not improved - hi , e yesterday: ft|>|M•!it..! H 1 \\ Inf im r i him
did
n«»t
pfif**i»n.
Hut
um*
prom
district, contiguous to the 1outlined to the congress the set v ' rate inanagci declan-d chnige1loay he ellllilliated.
• Then I I I , 11 lot .... interest. is.- they made was peitotined ill fai l arc vvol-e in the uppci leaches until <• b Smith A 1; K . , (.. A
quart cr
clicving that Ki ice to I .it tin America of ships lien1 of William F. Butler. National Re
kind woi.ls for America and ,
where
the
-mallei
Ireamhave
Kafntall
*
ha
.«•
a.nt
1
.uk<
•
l»'3
»
letter and in spirit. lio-y pmm
|firebugs may lie here now, ing tin- United States flag and op tMildn aii i huiruiuii in W a-hingloii i-d it. mv s u re -> Ilian I tia.l thi.'iglil 1Isod
disgorged then swollen ti.rii'iil- lliMini • •*n Mn 1lie 1'1ii ni" I,,: i "in j Ano rirmis niuikrd tiie memorabls ,
to
giv,
tills
country
an
ail
tlii
i
f
v
a
•
11
d
i
I
m
and
I
U
'.
nt
!<
•
thank
Chinese authorities have grated by tiie United States ship Imlav that there l- a Di nin' ruin
inti. the rivers.
Projects under initl.
■losing hours of the nssortibly— u, i i - Rn liir 1'i* 1.. i ha.i
adverse and laii ollette « u.liltmn to loin- all i ' , .ii for giving lio Mlhsciip- iiiiiust rat ion ,»f tiie law in con , on-tril. tloil nulTeied the hlggc.-l man. 1! 1 Whitn.-r a ini < .1 whi. Ii tin* <'Innese delegation mada^
with the foreign settlement ping hoard. Refering
gress and in the executive chain
tii'ii-^
nml
vote.I
hope
I
vvoti
t
ho
of
the
reports of the success
(he |, hl. ,„-,.lil<|(.llti,1| election l.« con
(rent fires.
_ up and aol-*
a di-appiiintniiiit to nnv one and her entirely different from tiie mi damage, tn some uieva.icc* liun-1Kutuph Ii was al-o vote.i at Me dianiatic by _getting
tr a quiet night un ull fronts, hooid's operation nnd suggestiona I Kn,MK w,.n. n,,t „„|v “ ah-urd hut I'll av right here lliai I am -till ministration of Woodrow Wilson. drolls of yUlds of newly laid till he- mccti.ig- lie -aid. to have a. tm-- rnilily Walking out of the auditOrickled into Shanghai Thurs- for its abolition. Uommi-sioner lM,true "
working us hard u- i know how That promise the American people ing swept away by the swift eur tec- of Mie funds Mi Whilnet of ! riiitn when the assembly refused |
tents.
the F i i « i National Hank and Mt to grant China nuii-permspeiit feat
Eorning that Kiungnu forces f'lumnier chargefi that responsibil 1 ..Tht.r(, jH ll(, ful.ndat...n for ku.I i ' nnd will lio when the last count h know ii.’.'' been kept.
I'rrdrrirkshurg Hard Hit.
1K, v <>f tin- Seminole • ..... tv Hunk in the council. Chinn lost her teat •
re|K»rtCii rushing reinforce- tty to some private shipping in-1 htalen„.Ilt.“ ,u,d Mr Dixon
“
However
much
the
holiest
citi
mad'
I
find
lliat
the
unlv
wav
to
uml kiKTUlatur^ in lomtiimh i
l<otig stretch,-- of giavel road
lie wink, it vv.,« burned from lu-t year to Czccho-Alovakls but
to the Fangtai district, in irrmt
llC8 m
1 •*llv ih in ilinpiTati* i n* un» 'm i 'l i suits, i Ipt ions Is to go out zen may have blushed with sham.
ctor north of Sluinghai, 16
to see In- government belli up to way have been washed away hi the icrioi. vva- f>*i a while uu steadily hus campaigned fur its reI
fttaiK'i'rt
ami
»*
liyinR
t“
m*»k«
}hv
mnl
a
k
for
thern."
(Ipen Forum.
that sector wan
reported a- the uvolduhlV delaved hut the diffi covery. Her impel of SUCSCatl l
|wcat of here on the line of
huNim*»M men believe thut
Tniiiorn w ’s Herald will furnish humiliation, both at home and hardest hit in tin
whole slate. Two , ultle tiav, bee., ovei.nine and were stiengthclird when the atsem* •'
The morning session was in the Iclte has a chance for tin pm-i
langhai-Nnnking raiiwuy.
uhroiul,
on,
industry
lias
flourish
nature of an open forum for the deucy ill order to scare them lo a t.i w list show in tin- standing ed, and Mint industry has been the lliousaml feet of
till on one new the iiiov, mi nt i now piogi, s* ing Vdy •ecenl ly ndoptini a resolution to* \
I of lio- contu-tants up to iioii' i on
discussion by consular represent a the support of Coolidge.
(Continued on I’age Six)
in|.idlv
tr-iduced by the Chinese themselves *•
alild
manufacturing
industry
Saturday
Manv
nre
the
pi'
dic
[temher N o t W eti lives nf the Ijitin-Americun conn
tin \ng 26. the lector slated, I that in the distribution of the roun-E
«.
“ Secretary Fall started with a
_
.tions a.- l > who will he at tin top.
the \e-tiv ol the chin ill met and «-i| seats the mam grogrf pliical d i-’
ith in S an fo rd A s tries of ail matters concerning tlm
h-m B a s e b a l l M a t i n e e
The fu-t ween of the third pc- |grand ahhi he had
opened lid- from fiv, rout. urlot- visions of tho worm, ths chief r*A->'i
consular service as a factor in the
him
l»y
a
fm
nn.
Ami
now
I
m
»«*
.
i iod v* ill i ml at ton o’,'look t.'imrr- ,
These w,;i, \ i • ollet. ev>-t |du< licn.lis and chief sources of wealth
Ither P a rts State development of foreign commerce.
in
tiie
public
press
thut
not
only
,
I
p
(
r
1
n
It
P
I
t
U
[
row night
Die more w e b
re
IP pel lent, G
t\
l,ivin»*ton. -loiuht l,e kept in mind.
Delegates from several of the na
and Sinclair’- |
1 ” u t Kissime,1main- in w tii' h , milcslmii - may Doh.uy’- satchel
$ ll.hon, \\ I' lladlow,
_____
O
Urnry to the reports from u tions inado addresses and all stix'-s
I win the s p c a l t.n .I,.IIhi prize iu
iari.mMllMiiids f"u n .lth e irw «y into V J f . j p f o
.,4 •> [ F p L w . L
.luckt-oi>v die, JJl'.T.m J H Si.ntli
Australia Will Not Accept,
fr of sections of Florida for cd the trade opportunities in LnU ! ( j j r l , O f l l C O r O l i y S
ing offered hv lit. II, raid l„ tin.* I his coffer but there is JJO.IKKI hid O l c l l t o t i l L V/ v l U l I t aid. ( ) i liindo, 426.M6P; Mai -hall
MEI.HOUHNE. Victoria, Austra*
ill during September, the in-Amprica.
young lad v win. tune m ill, inos; den away up there in Canada, com |
Jackson Contpaiiv. U«k, land, $26. |l)l( ocl. 3.— Declaration tligt Au»Greetings from. Coolidge.
prccipitatiun in Hanford was
The
baseball
matinee,
arranged
ash -ul.scnptn.il.- dui uu( th. : wo mg from the same fruitful source |
According l ‘> information r.
India will not accept n compromise
|3.11 inches, accordiug to fig(irectiugs from I'rvsidunt Uul r.iv.d tin- morning from the offic week p. ii"d eliding Satuiday. dc Secretary Dcnhy liiul his alibi, lie by tiie Campbell l.ossing Post for U">
It * « « learned further trial nt . reached hy the league of nation!
i supplied by B. F- Whitncr, vin Coolidge to representatives of e. of the stieriff and the chief of tolai II
( t ’ontinued on i'agc Six)
each one of the World Series u lucutiiig on S»qil 26. tiie \ entry ,,n a demnini iiy Japan for submit-'
cal Weather man.
the 1-atin-AineriBsn countries at police in this city, the woiuan who j
games, will begin Mt 2 o clock, a.
hira(„
and al that time, alter KjOM „/ r„ ,a| disputes to arhttra----—lackhonville, reporta show tending the I'an-Ainerican con
cxirding to announcement made to- ,|U(. eonhiilcralioii, nwnuled trie Moii was given to the publiv trvdaf
|uring last month there were gross here were received last night
day
I he first game between the , (mi i a,i ((, (he Marshull Inrkroli |,N William Hughes, former prpm
ches, the greatest since 100S by Clarence J. Owens, presiding
Senators and titants wdl luke ('ompany. whose bid wa lowed, ler of tlie ronunonwealth.
I the precipitation lher6 was at the congress.
place tomorrow in Washington.
This compuny. said the rector, ho[inches. It is said that 7:1)7
A special electric score hoard I jui)l , „ nlp|ete,| the All Saints K|iii>"Pioase commuiitrute my greet
of Jacksonville's rain for ings and assurances of |>rofoun<l nlcuM revealed to either city or |
ha* been erected in the armory on |COpa|u*Tlirch in Lakeland which i* Thief, Supposed to Bo
Hold.) Guinn, one of the owners gineering Cotniianv was present Commercial fctreet where the *|hh a l^ T t l i e same site of the futn J
tQntb. fell during the lakt interest to the delegates who are county officials.
N e^ ro , Stages Series ;
[of the month.
assembled for the Pan-American
with Conner I of the Huston Red Sox and I’tcsi- und made un appeal to the organi lul wire has been installed und us Hanford church.
In an- interview
il figures available 'today commercial congress. I sincerely WtlliAitxon, deputy sheriff, this dent Al lamg of tiie Florida Mate zation in behalf of the American the gume begins to come in play
The contract price of the chu»ch R obberies This W e e k
[that in September, 1023,’ tpe hope its deliberations will promote morning, it was learned O'“ l ' League will visit Sanford to ox- Legion Post of lids city in nn e f by play they will l.e transferred to doe* not include the window* and
[rainfall wash 2.77 inches every good and desirable Interest Getirge Pegues, father o t u i u % wmj„ t. t|,e ncw municipal athletic fort to ruino funds for the purpose the scoreboard. The board, com the various furnishings, stated in
According
to reports
ur t... recnlvdd ’
I for 1922 it was 8.85, perhaps In the relationship among the ha- been separated from her moth- - |d MnKtly afu.r lh(. w.,,1.1 Se of having u floor and ceilini' put plete in almost every detail, w ill jector. The building wdl pndm here late Friday and today some in the lake shore home pf the post. .resent the game so thut the runs, bly be finished in nhuut tm duv-,
stoat for that month in sev- countries hf the Americas."
man, supposed to be a negro, haa ’ -J
er for the past five or six years.
rj
rt.KIiril lo thl. adopt,m. of
It wiik stated that 46(10 is need lilts, errors and every move of the be said.
Mars.
(Signed) Calvin Coolidge,
entered soveral residence! and
ed
for
this
job
and
that
the
mem
°
f
he
:
T
TT
'
\
i
the
local
pa.k
a.
training
ground.
several pluyers will lie recorded,
True Spanish Type
"Frcsldvnt o f the United States." saidI Mr. W.IIUmson, the cfuptc |f
th and low temperatnres for
tx.nrdtng houses in thia city in ,,
h Re(J „
for next Fpiing, bers of the junior body were urged
i t.lllcli. declared
oecli
The lim-s of tiie ciiqrcli,
tuber, 1023, were tint availsearch of money.
,
( wns living in Orlando. The mother according' to nn announcement hy to help in the securing of the -• •«*. giving tiie fans utmost us much
(Continued on l ’ftge Six)
tut in l'J2£ the highest'tmr.p- •Bell C a fe 3 b Bold T o got the diild by some means uiui Floyd Palmer, chairman of the It was desired to raise the wim be fun us if they were sitting in the
On Thursday night the roeidettra
re for the month was Of and
of W. I. Hughey between Mag
a few days afterwards Pegues Hall 1‘urk Committee, in « report fore the ufternoon was over, it wns grandstand in either Washington,
or New York viewing the contests. , R r O O k l U i r t W i l l N o t
•west 64. During'last month 'P eter Botzis on Oct. 1 come to me ulid asked me to go nt the noon luncheon of the Junior said
nolia
and l ’almatto Avenue oti 1.
1, . .
I
k i. *
........
t.k
. n * i< l
•
The
legion
hus gone,
to mconsid
Fifth
Street was entered and the ;
(ghest temperature expprwith bitn to Orlando to try to talk Chamber of Commerce at the Sem
Acey Carraway, manager of the »•ruble expense in securing this
L eav e R epublicans loss of the occupants f U today' was again Of on Wednes- •Par 'Bum o f $17,500 his wife out of th« child. It is sup
Hanford High School football t“ *m service and will ehurge un udn.Uinole Cafe Thursdny.
opt. 4 and the loWest 6(1 on
estimated at 464 in cash. )ftuo*
posed that later he got hold of
Mr. Palmer stated trial it ha. was called on for a «•*->-• of the
iy. Sept. 80.
,E M .M im s BURG, Oct. 3.— Re ever the robber waa, aaid M t i
I f Is Announced today that Peter the littlp girl and took her to been definitely decided that Mr. progress bcini' made in local grid sion of 60 cents for each game. The
_________
. wanted no
Hughey,
he evidently
.greatest precipitation fog Kotxis, formerly of Bavannah, hat North Carolina where they resided Quinn will viail thia city to deter iron work. He stated that Coach post is trying to raise additional j publican Senator W. • B rookhart.___
so dyy was ,46 inches cm Scot, asstttnvd charge of the Bell Cafe until about six months ago.
mine whether or not his team will es Halt and Whclchel are working funds with which to complete work 8i9rn, center in Iowa politics since ing but cash. It was further tl
|j,is election two years ago and who ed1 that‘ *he 'passed
* up a quantity
:y lo
ft r which he has secur
[bile for the same month in 6f this city
“ It has been nearly six months come here for its Spring training. together and are fast rounding the on it* clubhouse.
Hy jftTRggenieiits made today t.ariy this week denounced Charles watches and jewelry of vari
ed concessions, or rights, fo r ’ the since the man returned to Florida Hu and Mr. Lang Will attend the squad into shape for the inilial
Is was 1.64 inches.
next tWye m r e .
and since that time he has been World Series games together, he contest of the ticason for Sanford with the legion, The Kunford Hcr- G. Dawes, formally opened his cam kinds.
uld will ga a complete account o f paign _for
____ roelnctlan
_______ _ ____
On the same night the thief j
Chris Blanc, owner, sold his employed as & guard for road said, after which they will leave with Palatka fin Saturday.
hero today
(lidge
Scored T3y rights for this period1for a consid gong* by the county. I nuppose the for Sanford.
Mr. Wholchel is doing the team each game and will publish these ^dth an address’ In which he at- supposed to hate antered the l
eration of I1YJS00. the transfer woman learned that her, former
President Coolidge and of Mrs. Neely on Magnolia Av
In a report the Project Commit a “ world of good,” he said further, nccounts on the days ^that the tacked
itor P u t H arriso n (gffalff.tlace
on Oct. 1. Mr. Blanc husbund and her child were living tee recommended that all of the and is perhaps doing more good games are played Instead of on “ chine party leaders." Replying between Third and Fourth St
states that although he will leave
too following days. This will en
reports that hd would support but there waa surprised a
ICAGO, Oct. 3.—Senator Pa\ Hanford4temporarily in ft few here and waited for school to open old committees except that of the for the team than any other one able tho readers of t^ia paper to to
La
Follette, he said he had never who was pot asleep and Hi
before
attempting
to
get
her
daugman
who
could
have
been
secured
Bali
Perk
Committee,
of
which
Mr.
on‘in an addreM today be-: weeks, he wDI not sell his propf rty
get
the
game
in
detail
without
thought
of leaving the Republican was-said by thia. peyaMl that
ter
back
again.
Palmer la chairman, be dismissed for a coach and a trainer.
\t executives club said that and other conicswions la-this dry
house-breaker is a negro.
having to wait for a paper the fol party.
*Mr.
Williamson
furthor
stated
Jack
Hughes,
secretary
of
the
with
en
expression
of
appreciation
- Harvey .former artty«|M- for bethinks them too ^valuable to
lowing day.
that
Mr.
Pegues'
called
at
Sheriff
Florida
Automobile
Association,
from
the
chamber
for
the
services
>Great Britain recently wrote be disposed of
EMBARGO MODIFIED
C,' M. Hand's offipa Friday afUirhave performed. It was the iris present at Thursday’s meeting
per
editorial * ' ’
M
A
R
K
E
T
.
Mr. Botaia. it la said, comes here hqon and asked for aid In finding they
W
EST
PALM
BEACH,
Oct.
3
idea of the committee to have ell and after a talk on tbs work the*
(<• or Chaos” . Harrison from Savannah. Ga.. where for ths
LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct ,
Tbs fourth annual convention of
is Pdoi
P i JPW
^ ,r .
bat if ths Republican pres past 19 years he baa been owner and getting back his daughter, of the necessary committee* ap ■organization
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.— Wheat, De flcation of the Nebraska t
Associated Dallies o f Florida op
chamber
to
endorse
Urn
movement.
Much
a
cfte
is
not
updrr
the
jurist
pointed
now
as
they
ere
needed
cjm mines
lime was rf-elected it and manager p f th* Plata Cafe.
•S t
r ^ T B T - J T .......... 4 , p a s s e r * A motion tp the effect that thp ened this morning. The Associated cember, 147 to I47M; May, 161%
"C.Mlidge and Chaos.” Ua states B u t be expect* to pur. diction of ths sheriff, • ix.d the and also appoint
open to 162M: Corn, December. 113k» to
i Club is
la scheduled<>
Work'of
the
association
be
endorsF«wes
ng
committees.
ddputy
and
must
be
settled
in
tiie
‘
JMUlt
/wfrTTm
*
.
_
lection of La Follette would chase a botne in this city and make
y ii\ Oats, December, 66 to 62Vi.
tlvn Ifvp)
this aitcrao
"H olton of the Hutton Lo- ed‘ was unanimously
carried. [ # ! the
ilmouxly eg
■ “ convention
*
cdurts. „
•ante, hs asserted.
it his Intern residence. *
r y k * '.
IS DISCUSSED A T
ATLANTA M E E T
WORK EPISCOPAL
CHURCH TO BEGIN
NEXT FEW DAYS
MISS SHIPP W ILL
RENEW EFFORTS
TO W IN BUICK CAR
Divorced M o t h e r
Relieved Kidnaper
()Wner o f Boston Red Sox Will Visit
=i Sanford to Look Over Baseball Park
ir-'
is r io iQ a
�Other visitor# at Wednesday’s
«... R-poWi-n
r o l u n s co lleg e itjig g r !!%’________ .
------- iWffM
night
le From uncertainty
e ainto* a a
a L habit
n atheS Ie»S ffftgSSS
It. McCrackea. W. D. Cert rock
oncer ... arising from the sena- p r e s id e n t t a l k s ffixed
national
John Huddleaton of this city.
•dcs
of
co-operation
and
neighbor
Lakeland To Visit tor’ * l*tr#t iatrMiffer
gJ E E ’SSJS;’ TOTCIWANIS C L ^ fines*
! ^ .areVlearned
'r ^ through
S : ^ mutual
. ^ ;, JSeveral
H a
committee nTV/rta “were f/ 3
f
E
r
b
*
i
'
At Bankets’ M e e t
T »T
Any breaking out pf the
(Continued from
Page 1)
made and
the
dub
to create I ...
an«i
me
caud voted
vm™
---,
— -—
zacrifice
in
those
terse
days,
we
even
ftery. itching eczema, can |
Continocd from vase 1.
,.
,
„ , n-.ion be a standing Safety Committee. ( ^
are not my mother, you used
(Continued trow Page I )
v
, doT1t want 7<» any in s titu tio n were a l l i e d also i quickly overcome by applying!
And to we are wondering *.hevr dinned Tnto th^ p r e r d lS r chaL Preddcrt Pumas appointed the fol- , ^ ^
LAKELAND. Oct- 2^-Appn>xL
low.nr • « that committee: IL II.
.
an .ddrea. by John E. Edgertoo, littk Mcntho-Sulphur, say* a
While member* of the »tnt* ren- ^ay> |n oar institution* o f leodning " UnJ . l h nma erm li.rr.-cU *. K
iZ b U k ln ar.d the never-} B<rg. ela irn a c : Dr. E D. Brownmotel y 230 o f lakeland’s most trmj committee were preparing to
warwjt.red from the holy tradiThe woman is then raid to have , president o f the Rational Associa- ed *kin specialist. Because of |
[S u u T e r ib games, in which old-|kr. John D Jmkin. and Ceorpe A. advanced toward Julia Bell, plead- ; tlon of Manufacturer*. “ On* o f germ destroying properties,
ptmhiaent citizens will l«w .« h « . , .
M
U
. kt.tn
im
V
’ iJ^t,1'l H . c . IIwilh- oar
tional*
Ilf. ideas of just.ee and mer- DeCotte*.
rai,o(r -o
. r nation.! life.f Ihooiled
ins
ing with her at the n m e time to j th- proposals which embody th* aulphur preputation
rhood o f man I
_ of* our PurfUn and H « r o n o t fore- ey arvl thet brot£
brotherhood
brings
ease
from
akin
fie * day nretorrode to the East ^ ^
MnatoT declined to di*cu»s fathers. Is the main business o f .
ceme
with
her.
When
the
child
evidence
o
f
these
fatnl
tendencle*
*o be extinct.
Coast aod intermediate points. the matter. Neither group would our institutions of Uaring that of
r t f mod. the woman I* raid to have is the so-called child labor amend* soothes and heals the *czema :
It
i*
a law of the age* 'hat no
up ami leaves the akin clear
The motorcade, which is b rio * comment on published report* that malinp scholar* and in the doing nation ever died of old uge but
rushed to th* little girl, picked her |ment," raid Mr. Edgcrton.
by t>e Lakeland Chamber the committee might consider a
:
month.
William E. Knox o f New Y «
up in her arms and hijrry away
disease developed in the
o f Commerce, will he the largest disavowal of the senator.
• have they deritilized the youth of from
It seldom fail* to relieve
was
elected
president;
Oscar
heart.— And as we look at the
the child crying and makB. B. BurTK|ui*t< state central our land.
• that has erer left Polk county and
Wells of Birmingham. AU ^ wpa; t irment mid disfigurement.
■ poor di*eased body of our body
one o f the largest ever held In committer chairman, ha* issued a
irc an effort to free herself from ^ / A m ^ ^ i d ^ T
s n d lf urrs from skln“ troubl,
trouble sh
Man cannot live by broad alone ’ politic of today—and again tve cry I
her mother’s arms. The woman Melvin A. Taylor of Chicago,' MC- I i i t a little jar o f Bowles
Continued from page 1)
> — Faith of our forefathers be with '
tifntc the •reasury the answer is jumped
iumned into
f'buljihur from any good drop
ipto the truck which had on<j rice-president.
fo r stops, among other places, at national ticket of hU party did uot alone. Then is such a thing a. th
yet
! end use It like a cold cream
been waiting nearby and sped
life of the
i* **"
the ,ul
thing that
In th« long a g e -T h r most High
. . . . . __
Orlando. Sanford. Delaind, DJy- merit the support o f hi* state par ...........
* r o u1l-it
** **
1
,1
rim!
gave
into
thhand*
of
our
Uitrhtc
and
Others
Welcome.
L E G IO N M E N P L A N I
a wav.
lh<> pilgrim fathers aero— ,
tona, Weat Palm Beach, and ty orranlazatlon. but added that j .
forefathers a national life, and
Mr. I * " '
* . * welcomed to
The little girl entered school
Miami, where the Icela n d e rs this should not he interpreted c*
the wintry.' »**•
i maie«ty and glory aral honor.
Maryland fcy t»ov. Rltehie and <t
ffiM S
Wednesday morning for the first C E L E B R A T I O N
Will entertain the city official* meaning
_ an effort rouid be made It L* Its abeenee that has developed
^ n4j wr their *‘ >n* have n*<t t-r i'erowratir leader* who acrom- time according to the teachers.
A R M IS T IC E
D A T u i h w — 'i w m i h
and the heads of the varioui cham- [ st today's committee meeting to
the chaotic dJtconlent so much in humMed our h.nrt.. but have par.u-d him thr7 « f \ *“ '* * * £ .."J! She is said to have cuius to school .
I unhealthy. There are other s
b en o f commerce in each city at \censure the senator.
praised the God- « f -liver and governor present^ the Democra ^
If the child
t< ms, however,
• banquet.
The
motorist* will , Would Bead Him Out of Parly, evidence m our country today.
.
V i ' , , , borh at Frederick in one of the country bu*sc* and .
Continued from page ooe
rings under
pale,
has
dark
Hence let of say that scholar
carry with them
a band and an j \ demand that the committee
u. <■>’ th .. r.-ison i, i. M h H th.1 ' Commander Merc
announced
tier................
Ye*, we want to m - n ore of th«^
wcok, froTn Ust night • " - r * " 1
orchestra, aa well as several sing- declare Brookhart out of the party rhip. brain skill, should not be the
tic ‘J and* who crowded the ihew aaH ving in g e rund section. ^
the
enil
an<J
aim
of
our
educational
human,
more
of
the
ideal,
more
era to provide entertairment dur- ; wa* voiced during tlu- day by Loth" the altruistic in uur ••dtir.i!ion. !* si w r y . ( ;*.. Ritchie declared that
atj that '
lo g the trip.
«r A. Brewer, nrominent Kepubli system.
The end and aim should be
rv>t n jiers'-nal matter w.th ary th i«ar* ■I the people of the ha*l separated is not known although ■f post officers will Ik? held mid Its vitality. The surest remedy fj
a. Alt advance car. which will con- fan who recently entered the ramurged
that
a
large
attendance
be
t'.
kei
p
the
election
out
of
the
w.juris is White's Cream Ve
enlightened
citi of us—It i* not i matter •<( rirhi wa»
stry three lakeland citizena. will pajjm a* an independent *cnatori«l ___
______. an«l spiritualized
.
.me of representative* by center it i» believed from what the child on hand (or that gathering. It fnge. tl is positive destruction^
ir.niti r ••( na’ * ' and j istn'e— it is
said that thev arc.
The woman
leave thla city Oct. I to make all candidate, on the promise that th*- i If.nthip. In the yesteryear* tmth-ir *trmgth <in Mr Davis
■,k < voted to hold the banquet at Die worms but harmless to
claiminv to be the little girl’s
tbe necessary arrangement* for a i senator was not doing all he might Wa» the place <#crupied Iry the d* tional snlvjt • >n.
the Seminole tfafe in connection child. Ihicc 35c. Sold by Un
•
Senator
U
Kollctti.’’
hr
-aid.
Hha’
will
it
profit
the
-tute
if
mother
Is
se_iii
to
be
quite
young
bifr party.
.
! for other Republican* on the tick- )l(iminational college, it must be
•/aallei.
!y
taken
enough
western
Its
*rho.ib
are
crowded
w,fh
stu
Pharmacy.
and wa* rather attractively drens- with this meeting.
iSacfl o f the ear* will be lavish- i
lt,
res|mnaibtlity in the tumorFollowing the disposition of bus*
d< nt* equipped with every facill rtatrs to lircverit President C'u*d- ed.
ly decorated ami will -carry b a n -1
; Member* of the state central com r„ w #.
iness
several
tnlk*
were
made
by
l.'n until 1 o’clock this afternoon
Hers reveallnpk
pertinent fact* •-nittee, is Is known, have endeavorjh , same fundamental (minds ty, if they lack the force, thi vital idge s m Pcti'in by the electorial
c it y l ic e n s e s
force to make them funetii.n in a n ib g* '
the i>oll« had been unable to find new members. Siccing Was enjoy
about lakeland, and Pplk county. ;
aT<.rt nn open break with Sen„twntte.
that gaveinspiration
, ,
DUE (M TOBBR I. 1«<
(h.vernr.r Ritchie arouses! hi.* »u
-1 given or^^ni^ni
any trace of the youngster, al ed throughout tin evening, Reg
The Lakelnridcr* hare two pur- i atnr Brookhart In order to pre ! to ,„lr forrfaihrrs -that of
train livinir
(iermnny hi*fl nil tko.M*
in ||J, ij.-j. a •ecolni tinn hy declaring though they have been working on inald llolly playing the piano.
poses in view, first, to tell the East frrv «. the strength of the national lriK f or rl((htw.u* leadership it* the
Notice is hereby given thstt*
ths* with Inmocratu victory thi th« case sinee i«.
irri.'ktff
|»erf(’Ctior
th^n
^**
are
it wa.* brought
to
.... .
-- _
...
n
Const nnd the Intermediate terri- : ticket in Iowa ami many members r(t(mminity and in the state
Licemes are now
, due .on all
fory about lakeland nnd secundlv. (>t
party believed la*t night
jr | r,.Jt j the handwriting ari-rt i.< i r likely to have them Ar.tl tht y i i ' /try 'Aoild have an isd mini st ra their attention Neither have the J ( J o V C m O r >> . I>* K O S ^ . ----------\Va hmgton
that would ..ffirers lorn able to find out any, ,
.x > paliuCs. professions or Dusincvt
to combine the salient features of that this* policy v/nuid Iw continued. ,fl ,hi« .,ur day we are talking ton >ti>l not mivc her.
May I briefly riant thi ■r»ei| of have “ th* <our age. the moral fore • thing concerning where the rhilil O k I h I i O ITIH , D i l 'S 1 O O & y on which a license hj imposed.
better d tic* which they will find i though .>thrT* point.-d to lh« Itawe- . niu, h about an education f-.r doing
A If red Foster. Tax Collect*!
CHEYENNE. W\o„ «>ct. U— j
Tn th* various communities which Ifttc-r and declared it probably wa. ! thing* aod t««> little about an e<l you my patriotic frut.'l liark«-<l un>t -'amine. ' to inform the prin lived ar.d with whom -he made her
By. Ellen Hoy, Dcp
home, according to Officer Beck- Oavernor William II Bos* of Wy- ,
they Will visit and to atr?ly these tjjC fjr, t „f H nunil>er of assaults ucai „ )r, f ,r fuller and richer living hy the *plrit that lirumb nleiut ciple of ri hgious freedom."
\ir {.;;vi- him»elf did not min
with, who said In answer to a tele- 1oming. died in the Memorial HouIdea* to the upbuilding of IJ»keth^ national ticket by the'
tVhai we need, let me repeat, n the -acred hearth stone of the
ih k ; i .u h n b e s
home to funii h the tiun •>• K i K i* Kl.m. Iry name.
CJ,Hf that the police are mak- pital thi* morning at
oilocif. ■
■■ p ,______________
senator ati<l that it would he Iwtter 1ru,t
n.urh training In the law. >-f A ineririif.
DUE OCTOBER 1, 1*21.
ing every effort to apprehend the His condition was pronounced *s
for thf rommittfe to tak«* u dvti profit ami jram. m in thtr irnlninif !ra#li r-hip through traminK in the ar tj|4 k- ,v<» Tii"? did. but he madi
extremely grave late taut night
eland and possibly i.ring the
character, in {H.wer* of appr«: |rial spirit ••( Demuerati' Vim ri -tr^sij-hi d Inration for religious kidnaper or kidnaper*
U s e d F u rn itu re Store nite
Notice is hereby given that ^
•vith little hope for his survival
vbe
presidential candidate into I nation, und in . altruistic
energt
,
cani*n>
overcome
illiteracyf
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Notice is liereby given
through the "iglit He « » * operat
If the American college has ! *t ! to fight radicalism by daily m u l
uUo again altar te I
Is O p e n e d 'in S a n fo rd low * for a strenuous campaign
ed on for appendicitis lust Wednes Iii ’ n*c un (logs i.< now due.
The incident tended to focus i n - 1rnueh of its *anit>
it i* becau*- rating le««nn* of allegnifu e t.. fun
ty,. |r.
«| • f Senator l.a rolleltt
Alfred Punter. Tax Collrrtw|
D u r in g the P a st W e e k terest on Senator Brm>khart’s ojk ' i ! ,,
day which wa? nrorounred sue- .
y iel<l«-l t<> the temptation to dam* ntnl puneipli - of uo.r .lit;. hv )(.; t u gr.- and th< *tnte legiBy. Ellen Hoy. Deputy
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ir.g campaign .|K-e«h ut Knunett*
utilitarian Has it roncciv
instilling into the youth • rover
|u ,.., t,. git.-i. tne power to veto
ccs ful at the time
Announcement wa* mndc rn burg Friday afternoon, where, .t
u * main business to he the mak j entlnl regard for the it .-tilution* j
,r
.
f the -tq-reme court
ccntly o f the opening of the Used has l»een reported, he would more 1,i,if of s<liol:ii• and iii the doing of ..or father* 'hat ttiey may not i ,n
-f ting their nt
" < 'i n : 'i : s x v i l l R D i l
Furniture Company in this city. clearly set forth hi* difference , (|evit ilixed the youth of our land pirt-ii and henceforth 'v e r y for r<it.i.i’ nl hi- la-llef mat no
The manager of the estahlisbnirnt with RppuMiean organization load Man cannot live by bread alone « signer - ' a l l
-penk th. English'
..f the p.-opb -'houhl
'Contir.nod front page 1 <
take away
away the
States that hi* company will buy
both Mate and national
neither
can he live by instruction tongue nnd develop .in V'heruar >
,• i r ir> to take
ri
Signor S* inlma. of itnlv; .l*?'ik
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of
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on • business basis, all old und used
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alone There i* stirh n tiling a*
vnr. of the British gi'cvrnnient
Aod ui I leuvt off a- I l.egnn — |,|,.R, ,.f
,. < h. frersioni •>( a»selnb
furniture. It was also learned that ’ &
g>
i ’ \\r
1 1the life of the -a.ul. it wa- tl" thing
and parliament to ratifv it
I hi
when Mxh furniture is purchased. ^ I l l O r d
11 0 FTI « l 11 H that drove th< I'llgrmi* aeio** th* III i|» i III g to till... great prmri
fi -I ,n> id w rsl.ip.
.iH .iker insirted that the nrotia .d
p'i . that wen- la qui at i >•) to us
th * company will call for it and do
rep ii -ented nil attempt to make
the transfer work with it* own
lad tIn chai.lo ill-con
fr..m out of g n a t I ri'ul.i' mn from
the
eouriiil or the us«em*d'. of the
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-truck or delivery servirc. The store
tent *o mui h in evidr me m <»Ut i the prayer- nod ton
league a »upci-slate, with an
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ideal,
t
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untry
thinly n e t the li.imus gn?irii
ti.wird life
stIt l ii ,«tu ntritmli
th* apace formerly occupied by the
Hi-m i bt ii * *n> I l.a* -ihiila r-bq
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Sin li an att< nipt w
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Allen Seed Store.
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not I hi- etui ar.d nun of 'hi '’"I and a i r * nd ngiiui
(..till inevitable failure
Tho manager further slated tbsi
(Continued from I nge i )
|,.g. or any pari •! our eduen grim ii.onuiiient "he ahidmg basic
p,.,.r I l-.tidon *.f llollfll’d. laul
a reclaiming shop has been in 1partiflent t>> l»- follv endor-'d l>< tional *\*l«ni Tin end anil a i.
y ia ip I* - Morality mid I u •t u e
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,1|x||.,|| nl of -late 11»It-- llvmans of Belgium and '
t h*
•hnu'd he an enligiil* O' d and *l*tr
F
kiinl.
lormer
I-.ri
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inim-te'
Mir. K M flallownv being at. ilu.i'i/i I i ii /i-nship
• la ifo im ”
•I .m ami I aith
’ bought Will be thoroughly cleaned
p •• •. r d . T •Mir
I" ' a of Vh itilnnd.
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and worked over, making it »» relit wa* re|il i *1 nte.l III. I hi' ll'.oi'l
it,
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Jl* hn-ilii -- ti«lay i- tin *ao-i
Hyman- k «-<i «hi* aby
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nearly a* possible like new. This,
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he said, will enable the company !•
ir ■pirnli'.i I*r our i on-fallu rg r i ll'
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•ell a good quality of second hau l made by the I'rograni • • . o u n i t • i hat ■ 1 rajhinir f«»r riifhtiMMi* Ii :» I L' * 1H| *#• «»f J* i f m m i l t » »».#• k e i " ) i ” | If
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Feed Red Com b Poul
1 . i t 11*111 U 1 •I t ‘ Ml o f Jl
h *rf . i t i n , 1 h«
prices as compared with the price of l hi Tbirtl \ i< i I’n-'iib »•'
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t.' ft i .ol a a • il i.i l»l l o ’ i I • i I . o r
j, .. ,tii i i.ntMiyi • -n * a''d lie wni
client
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ii ,,>! i I lul l
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h ig h * i
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out, will be sold jii either ii <n»h
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,.. xin.e.t that Hu .-nligbtemal pulthe results.
Mr fit \ t * - U r » * t fp r
i l u M a l . m e c a n l.-a. l n HHt i »n nlng niati
ill!*
L’ J r' f l
or credit basis. Courtesy und *ei * Tin >«-ul hook vaa ii. i- *I•• le S«n
r f u11•-1 a ml f i* hi*i
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. ,.i't|..» ,f ry, -a . -Id ??•>1*1(1 m.
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•ure l ha' \•oi will . I t ' l l ’* ’J |• t*
i .. . a low g xi i rorn i t - In wa
It i- in tin tin*'it• <d a Inrol
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I ft un i -.1it. I '• '> ' a
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( patty, h e Stilted, a* it de**re< 1 ,,f
i lha' our i ■ m iinu vk s i r t
III- -.nl? ( gn-' ?>li- that »h*
hook,
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unto
until:
alt
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flen se its customer*.
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n I ' l l ' un. i ..ri 11 it• •
t A special repair man iiu- l » «• tion* a id h* low . I i*
i r.. - 1r* i i Il.at t la l l i i . f * M<l|fti , ' ? ' I . . . . . I t .. v i v i f y a i
ill!
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M r - < 1 Vi ">il i oil ■hai' man
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day •
broth* i - '.|.p.
aacuretl to do th»- rccUuning
t . .. quill thi' Ii - - '* WS • t*| ••I•* f I Mi D i . > l i l t
u?pi tld.-d until ' !•'
riui.
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PHONE 94,. NORTH ELM
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he concluded, which put* tie turn
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M. ». i him* in i "Itn nl ion
I,'in lit i n|i rein i
1*Ml M» («»f I til v • Jl I
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’ * • |.. - . i l l , p . ' i i « h
•pprriur quality of u«ed good\|. and » • loi n o 11 . »
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Mr n p 1•' 'Mlllln.l«•1 * hail tnai
I in ih.ngi i ii many pha • •
.,r III. M<i -. di j.it j t in. li! |H•#fI•1%* d
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Mi* in Idi-i >.l that d.q.a 11»n«’»i*
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day that on Thursday, Uet H, tli*'t*• * I Jl I <1* |»H I t III* ' I • t i l l uni cd a In? • “ I l
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(*•» I 1**” * ii ioy a •• '
Will he on display in the 1‘hilip |\
Wh.1 I 11.1it
t the II •
In tIn jiI*>* h* *■
Building on Koutb Orange Avenue
up
i -. Il • \l.i.l. • hi ' ' I 11■" ■ ■
Matin '• **’•' "
in Orlando an exhibit of ho article ■bail limn Mix
,
tt t. nt *.■ in* d in t' • i ..unt i ? ■ a
Ml? A M I'hdlp ••■ ‘
d a mn
ade or put up in Orlando by Or
[,,,i.,, j i...'i all* illl'.ll to ' ' * I nl
h> i i f gift* timt hud I" t-t, in* •
ndo people.
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I -HI ''il i. i : :
It was stated fhnt “ It took the eil li. the i lub li' i ntlv
l
| i H- und ndigio'i. >' * >b
great war to make Atnurienn*
I M i». .1 i It. ii-i.n fiuig •'•«"ti
rin I ii.Iilen K* >’’ Jv • aim i,,,i| . ( ...ir Forefather-, und
the value of ’ made iu Am erica,'! fully
t '.iili.o t., mere maiidoer.. and 5 *
by Mi
but having dl*''ov*'t*.r| that tin .la.
' ob* Ihml. ...... .
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people of tli*. I'n|it-rl Htqti.s ran U K Dear
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prill.
Ill
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make, as well I t ? buy. We liaVe Im ( Tin <‘lul , Mi'inbi-t ??' ' i llie" -t'l
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W*
nr* the i' B
I ’l l tin' DI wufId
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10 years ha«l an Increasing ic ili*-»*eit by \|,r Mi.r-I. of Ml
... - nation uli i ui D. ui .i in.<ii a ■
III, 111 X?I I. I.r.'-ldi nl lit til" I .ak•
Kpect fur tills label ”
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The Orlando peopli state that i I ,, ml ? I < ||i ill oil M Iillli'll’p ' Ixil” all ■i n t-1 the spirit ill I >ui ‘ < “
i
!• with pride that tiiey tan imiiit >*he g * " I, ni..*t llte li liny* "Ut ■ ut|,lnx igli'..
i|. |uiunr I#•*f••I • f fi* \\ itwfl ■ ■
three store artli le* that ate munu 111It' 111 ISI' I l|.,()i II. t but ci.UI f. b?
migt*>■! \iili at tin- t •••' -1 I .ttb
s:
farturrrd in their rity anil that tin the I'i 'P I at In'.
Mir I I B* hii*ti»ii h f ol I'.'ist I-. \xirii- ‘ii x» ^nlV. Illlil c.'i'i npiill
parlous industries bring into tin
.i
xi*i.j,1
1
rln.MC
Inn’ll?
..-i'l
nnd
w #tate o f Florlila each yem umre \ ||,• I'n ildl-Pt ut tills Mo tli ill V .. « I . i , ..I, ,t. iinpirithii'ili ■ 11• >I*I tin
pi "ig ra in ami *1ban 960,000,non than i« lu'.ugiit II. Ut I.
. hjrmiugl? -noii *f b* ' work in i l,iit di albli’s- ' stall un lit tik.n
n hy the entire tourist tiaflu
a .
Jr. i Di*. fust maiigui.il :idl*v-s
Is stated that N K •Hill II I f f|t- « •tf|III'<t !•*’•
, I it., fn-t I'refidi'lit I <•' u- null.I
Tiie
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sey, executive si.cietiuy >t
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V a t,
lu i.. n -Iructiir*’ t*. whnh Dm ? i" '
tho Orlando ("hanilirr of i i.m|',,..ldi III wl... 11vi • Ill <Il la'l l., bill .in.l boficst cun ri pair
^
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ntercc, witli whom tin idea of
y,
| am in <• t lint iu ' h ■ p nv
xxh.. wa? II lo* ml. I • I Du > II II l i
firs t exhibit Iltdd lust yia i, oily:
t ini. a. it tin 3ant,.1 1 * t
Di' tun it ir any nut mn- ag.*iil»*t*'
inn ted, wlll*_iiu«in bead tin* feu , Intm* b. i
fi
street
Mr* Itlai kiniin i* al ■ f * hat urtcr that iiioill? A f- l im
o f the full opening Th** exhi uay- a • 'eat fi»v its- with the Jut in ».f iilinsln.ii i • ?yi»rt i* I u'» la
'tlon will hr under the direct so
i lull and was gi?en un "vulmii « » ini-nt >•I* nl patriotism, ii.mnl.l
perv
1 tif Lee Marble.
3
and pet suVinl lioiuir
N.< tlii'uiv 'f
Oppositf
nhe Situ pri'Hioited
In
the
list
of
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It |e stated that
i iliti nt Ion can justify It-i'lf w*hi* b
Mhe
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in th* ( it? I,,. Angeles t" Die I" e'llital meet li-a'i’s out ..I the account tiic in** d
:les , - lo
manufactured
w x***? *
ar*-' vrpprl. Iron and *u** l 1-'“ ^
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B£ ytifulu tlery,,fire
nt quickening in 'he youth the
VE.
M AGNOLL
woi .<», machit.
dents in * urtiu* tmi
with sum*-, pi tccplli'io of the IC.II ?allies nl
steam boilers, and many yxhile at tin- same lime "lie mad*'
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Lw.
m
-of fruits und vegetables ure one nl tin finest adillesse* tliul Ilf*\\ t. mu-t picseiyc m the Inert?
reserved or canned for com men
ha? ever Ik'.-ii mud* m 'Si" iI,,mI ,,f the people the 'elil lldlel U 'Ml* • 1■■
. laJ use. It will bs surprising, it
along the ho— •«! wo.mao’" .tuties .,f tin- rin* while we ur* * Xpert
aald, to sec the large number
mul n *|.i.ii*ihilitir- ab.ng political tlienling ??Ith liie vm |.-u? p H n
useful things “ madq in Orlando." I lines
• us that -pon-'it ciiies f"t liuiiiiiti
,
At the (Uin lipilnli " f the ojnitie-r ill.
,
meeting. Mrs W'^h' •*' b*diall of
\ rf il fT f
We must for one thing gel nd " f
r, H U
the (Tub |ne ,'it*'*t
"Its I? I ..it* grounded self ti.liiics•—alul l.'-e a
Tolai the I W
I’ resi.letit a must i the li-c.iiii of c» opernti*"i wi'li mu
be ii li t i f uI pill ill miprrciutlun f '" ' nefghh'.r. Wc must ucqutlu u keen
faitjifnl utld ' ttlue*l ser vice to the 1«-t sens* of th*- thing, " f the spirit, m
Sanford NextWeek jjjjjj,*
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D i r e c t Attack Is
M a d e On Mellon
By John W. Davis
V 0 R \ ^ J ™
Protocol Adopted
... U n a n i m o u sly By
; , I-ioague Of Nations
The. BUTTERMILKOdoi
tells the tastel
-GOOR is a paitj
rf Palatabili1
' C l u b Holds First is r x ^ J i
Meeting o f Season
i
Sem inole Feed Co.
Orlando People To
Exhibit 60 Articles
Made In That City
ss
B
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usrr
New Shipments Arriving Every Day
lOOKHART A C T
_
REPUBLICAN
PARTY IN IOWA
(Continued frnm%p«gs 1)
( 1
nin roeunt more than n mere
l j v « Hrlac’d l.a lo llrtte.
picre of Jrweijy. *'>f “
His speeehss. hmvever. have in v.jtR tl onibleins that meant mu. h.
effect helped the LaFollatls tlckul „ ( M) i„.i„K designed by
•“ " >
1 Ms hits been with the Independents j| ||,,.r,n one of the Kunfunl « lub
I in All but name. His decision to nicmhers. The pin
nmil* tn
"oolidge now ia .1 Pittsburg, hy the firm of win. b
,ak against' (Coolldge
_[>w that may gost the nutiotial Ml- llecren is u member.
The pin •"»re a red rose which is
jfowa. as this state, according to
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mt expert
observers, has
been n tM.cn of the honor end
toss contest between Coolldge 1shown by the Club towards the
La Fulleltc.
iPro-Menl. The gav«l w a. order
• .m. Dawes saw : “ I never dr- without which no organization *an
my character in a political do elflck n l work.
Th« cugb
•
' stunds f...
ration nnd
for the high, mm
aspiration
my■ ro»»* *
M u ■
rtstnuairn. •
broader vision nnd the star is a
Oct. ’J.— Iowa symifol of Strvice und the wrcailt
n «de- aignifins the victory nt the end of
the .e rf. M n. Tol-.r made a most
orreptance speech, rtnaing
" ‘ .IJnl»khart was alcCted to th#
Uni- gracious
g
most delightful boslnefa msetElate a senate two > '• « « ago the
t
ing in some time.
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DEK M OINES.
whirl)
poll
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Latest in Fall Fashions
We must not seek t" entirely *il
vorce the culturul und the vikii
tixuiul !•■» we must more truly
Immunize education in the Aiu.rtcun ism y\lit* h is bore mil "f in
liuile pit.ii and lru?all of the - iul.
We will come then l*> realise tliul
grentci than nnv man', calling i»
the mini himself,— mill tliul isiurut ion U Die l » M which mnkes for
Du
In.Hide.t sympathy nnd the
fullest lift
And ... aguin 1 say that our
.chouir und college, will not be
true to their traditions and disMiuiinators of ideals of bmnd mind
edness. nalurul sympathy und gen
erosity— if we lyVc sight of the
thought that Uur grrutrst qiunife*.
tntlbn of soul Is fouthl m sitvlfcf.
A,nd the real pleasure# nf llfe/ap#
Indenied lu'sharing tbfiu,—How
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Families Like That In Sanford
the
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A McftSlfTf lo Europe,
Lit Follettr New*.
Ct-niidcc’ H Protest.
Able Young Frenchmen.
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T h n t’s n pretty good state o f affairs when a fam ily is
I m M r ■< RastaN, Flotlia
nterrtf
an Beconit Class Matter, too busy with one thing and another to have time to repeat
tober IT, 1*1*, at the Poatofflea
Sanford, Florida, under Act of or discuss the latest scandal.
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W o have recently heard of mich a fam ily. Its members
UA.TD L. 11RAN.
. M tle r
n o tv Aitt> nitno..
. Ma»«arr talk a lot, hut they talk about their various interests. The
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SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY,-OCTOBER 3, 1924.
A
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Kissing u tjill eir|
will euro flat f,.ct.
Rohbcrs entered"!*
self stores in N(W Yoi
themselves to the safi
nY ARTHUR BRISBANE
t l'ep> right ID’i O
i>k(M i n j youngOBt boy is a radio fan; the eldest daughter is grow ing
—Tferns for a clientage that increases faster than she can koep
im »c n im o ii k a t b r
THIS N ATIO N should send n
i T ««r.
l,P
w *tb- In between are an architect, a school teacher, a mu•Ilverrd In Cltr by CarrUr, per
_ Ak
||«. Weekly Edition, 1100 Rician, and a 'chemist." TheVathcr7 a a f a ir o 'S V n T th V m o th e r
n'c**a"°
in Geneva solemnly dixruxning the
'•■'.p e r T e a r . _____________________________
is at the head o f the local Red Cross unit.
kll Masaelta Artaaa
--------1Al. KOTICRi
AH obituary
card* of thanks, resolutions
notices of entertainments -where
rgee are made will be charged
at regfilar adveriletng rate*.
I R R T I I R a s a O C lA T R Il PIIKSft
The Aesoc'ktrd Frees Is exclue' tvely entitled to the use for repuhllcallan of all
newe dlinatchee
eredlted to It or not otherwlee cred
ited In thte paper and alio the local
S«WS published herein. All right* of
republlcation of epeclal dlapatuhea
herein a
i re also reserved.
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F r i d a y , Oc t o b e r s , 1924.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
■M A N U N LIM ITE D SUPPLY:-—If
yo libido In me, and my words
Abide in you, yc idmll nek what yo
will, nnd it ehnll be done unto you.
-John IB:7.
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DID YOU HEAR HIM?
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nann t had n wuman’s
Don't lilnmr a ™n for
around downt<iu-n tmtil
advisability «>f making immigra
interests tion
unr( tows
iiiws of
ti the
iiic United
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States (
Happily that fam ily with all those diverse
makes n congenial company. T h e y have a habit of exebang- 1
..f Ea-|
m g ideas, and o f living on n good-natured give ami take basis ropenn power*.
that makes their home one o f the mist attractive imagin
.' omrbttdy. for the United Stntoa,'
able. And they never have time to listen to scandal. They preferably Mr. Cooliilgc. might |
Jlon’t know any o f the gossip going 'round. They are so in send it polite note to the Geneva j
terested in acquiring useful informal on they unconsciously * ,.nt h-mm as follows:
turn conversation to subjects that have nothing whatever to
-when thi <Vn* a Mnail notion I
do with their neighbors' sins or society’s short-comir.gs.
WP enforeed the Monroe Doctrine, i
T h e family, moreover, is not a collection o f freaks nor a which warned Europe to keep I
off inf t hi.1
set o f clowds. T h e y are admired and belov ed. Th eir ho: p itable, interesting home is the gathering place o f a v i fe cir ■::1it, Mil s.
•We
are
115,1100.011(1 people
cle o f friends who spend an evening there ami go away f?e!
•w. r.ot exactly poverty stricken, j
ing that the time was wonderfully well spent.
It happens that this particular family is many in Ie ui t v.'e think wo can prevent .In
away, hut T h e Herald knows there are s in iar tint’s right I 1,11. with or without the help of j
here in Hanford— families that are givin g So-nethii.g \.n:tli i- .h i . e, f nnn dictating our in-while to the life o f the community, families to-> busy w.th Pinal lawn le.clu ling inuiiit* r.»
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worth-while things
to have lim
relay ..............
the latest.......
liii of i n law: . ‘
scandal or to listen to the vuporings o f the town’s gossipsT o 'III \T might be added
if lie is getting „ ut „ f w
sons nrithiiu-ti,
dentists in Eurnw
.f cicniists
ex.stdl aixty „„n„.n *
- An eye foi ;.n rye niav
1right, hut the iui.iim
I a neck for a ne,' An4 *
n mouth.
U hat N in a !.,(i
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Ala . Mr. and A!• I.ncp,
*being married, dtuvr
church into mi auto un-A
T I R E SAW
•’ lit prices on all
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1in -u lanti* ;u. Prut cbm* in every lespcct, nth! p||lt<
reasonable.
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W L I . A K - . R L I L D I N G ---------------------------IM IO N K *WJ
: n c n p a n n a a a n a n o m^ a a na a a ■ a a a a a ■ a n u a ■ a a ■ a a ■ asi»4
! SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE
Is Made
Buy W ool Seamless Rugs
For cBeauty and Comfort
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Go3r&nhs6ii tfniihrm
Tapestry, Velvet
and Axminstcr Seamless Rugs
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Jo P(Xt m tnomt who go«a tieroru
o*1 lht' c" * r* °
°perattng
TltHoul adequate
brahe*
income and inheritance taxes in
this state, has resulted lit nalnuml
nn(j ov(.tI international odvvrtiaing
j ^or f-'loridz* which cannot be csti
) mated in dolluts unti cents. Tli •
It** front taxation.
h lorntu is in the course of ievrloptncitl; nlid. a* ha* been stated
often, only the beginning bit* been
made in thi* dire* tiun. The buildtrig of u great stale rei|Utte* rapl-al. and it is to the interest of
Floridians to mukc Florida attrac
tive to those who pusses* capital
and control iu distribution. And
capital is very sensitive to good
treatment or had. It goes quickly
ititd is (invested where it is wel
come, and as readily deserts thus*
spots where sentiment seems nnttgonistic to it.
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WHEN IIP nun tart fighting
little
people ui i .i-iunally profit
1' >
tog ml men are having a
j i- 'i* 1,1 f'1* '*- ' ; g |" " ‘l und in New
(,uh Refining t’otupany forces a w uolesale price of
thirteen cents u, New Englund.
The big Standard Oil Company
hn* just been cutting prices in
New York. Nut long ago one of
these price wars cut the price id
cur*“ tenU V*Ci4t
16tl Tii the long run, of cour&e,
the con bumera |my whatever i«
lost In the price wars, and more.
Aft
,
• £
1 •.tt*to
m intiir.
largest makers of floor coverings
em u nuifr-ented by tax collecttu * I onniieiidat 1m (1 m ,p(. lenineti
The pioposed niin iitiiiient 1* at
'" d i tu I’ laiiit
tmctive In ptu|.|i of modest me,ms I ,l,‘ told (1st! , .-g, the bnitud
u* well a* to the wealthy because R u * mhii . tiun c,
Ip-yee. w.tit nl»o toniain*
a niucinnni
l oiitam* a
ui " vim ,m which
which .nsbumed to iotn.it tlmt ||t. . m*w
since I 860 .
Find a dealer w h o carries a representative
rtporire chapter ninet y of
Wall Street Jouniul.
the New York j exempt* personal piopcrty to the no young i.rvk -inm 1 possessed
. the .......................
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l « a of Masaachuaetta
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e*J" Commercial and other teliaiile and amount of five litllnirctl dull„i" 01 till name enmr-tII.*."
y^and recite it in the I ulxlic I carefully edited fiiutncial publutttions. in which capitalist* every
where have confidence, are predict
On tho day of an eclipae of the ing that Florida will have an in
tha Hindoo follows a strict flux of capital unprecedented in
ule to purify hitnaelf and his the development of any state.
1 . He take* no nourishAll this publicity, favorable com
kind during the ment from reliable und authorita
_____ jjroura away any cook- tive sources, has come even before
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qr drinking watdY ha may the expression gf the voters as to
)iav« on hand. B r u t vessels are the ratification or re lection of the
sred and the earthen pots de- proposed amendment; the people
Personal,
purification will be called upon to ballot. 00 this
id.
1 by e bath in tome question at the general election In
bly une o f the holy November, Not only has Florida
India.
> benefited in an ndvertR'
J
picnic.
Mrttiy ,.f the y.,ntl|.
wearing belt* tu„ ,Mrk„1
which arc just *l„
"hfr. 1
j should he used.
i.DId you give him a lift? lie ’s n
brother of mnn,
• ^Afid^bearing about nil the burden*
i
j ’ " ho can.
■'And what’i more, we haven’t
When such families are discovered there should be a
!
Did you frlvo him a amilo? Ho was
downcast
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downena nnd blue,
white mark placed on their door posts which .strangers totiM i higtl opinion of tint loti" that w1t •• ,
rl 1
And the ■mil®
urn
would have helped i see— a w h ite m ark to he in lerp re te d , " l i t r e w.u can tint! a only recentiy on their knee- tior i
. . . . .
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him to Ibuttle it through.
household to o b ig fo r p etty gossip, loo kind fo r h u rtfu l rowing our mom-., which Ihev
h
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THit von
trlv him your bund? He j scaiidal-m oiigin g, ton hit, rested in I he big, lug w orld a* d its hit, i nt pmd : nd ui,- now ill-ill-*
Did
you give
wait clipping down hill,
treasu res lo h ave tim e fo r the tales o f sordid, uglv livin g. mi- unde: iv'ia* t nidi[nni" (tie, |
:;j? And the world, he fancied, was
would (-ii I. up \ ie n .tu agiMi C om e in and fea st with th e m ."
.*• - using him ill;
i • win on <lie United Sint’
Did you give him a word ? Did you
, I
rs
show him the road?
■je .t
TH AT KIND of i
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w
More Tree-Study Needed in The Schools
Or did you juat let him go on with
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T h is cou n try once cnntniiictl K22,OtlU,(M)(l acres o f tir
t irgin
i m kis t i tin" • at mo. win h
i.e*ti i at tmding m -u.-y
f Do you know what it mean* to lie forests. N o w on ly I ,'17,000.0110 acres rem ain.
\
£
losing the fight,
T e ll th at to tin* hoys ami g irls in the San fun I schools, than uphoidir.i? it* own right-, v e
---ii Vfhcn a lift Just in time might m-T
and ask them to tell w h at this m •rntntts tle -ln ic lio u o| the Uun.- a di '< ndi r m N-i-'.iali i
a. ■ everything right?
ih nt na : on ■_m it h .1 p- point i ui
'D o you know what it means—just c o u n try ’s tr e e -life sign ifies.
m S H O I ’ S l'K A K S
%
n clasp uf n hand,
llilllllt
II ■i hn- a*> thu1 <if N" w \ ik
T h is is a yo u n g nation, as nations are jm lg e il.
dot
^ f t ill
' YYTicn a man's borne about all a the ye a rs since ila b egin n in g
000,000 a, tvs o f its lllll'" l ' 11V. Ii V1tlV IlhlliT t In* •liJlilaU t 1
I VII i i: i N i/i \
man ought to stand?
lamia Im ve been swept p ractically clear o f tre e s !
1 .In pan nnd ;aT1 l hr liufnh t* I ' i'f
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iMiuii..1 !"■ . . tin t • 1 "t Iui11 Mm
W ith in the last tw e n ty years, it is true, a m ovem ent
m
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o-*»• Ittn;
nt Has
has n iMn.n
•■Did you ask what it was—why th<i
quivering lip?
,ii-l
•dn 11 If I• * II.'ll. h« I? i \
been launched fo r the plan tin g o f trees in w holesale fashion. I'.u in . .bip.ot ami r'l-td '-d i
i,„
,| ,,,,p • n
>,
•W hy
te half-suppressed sob and T h e go v ern m e n t, which is a m ore or less lackadttisiele w a y . : 1hat -It- \u u-.-di.i. wnh >■> -m .’ i
ll ul ♦ -at i I. li't* a l.*m* .It141
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m
the scalding tears drip?
1Ir ip * hi Mi i i
"W ere you brother of his when the Itegnn its forest p rotection work is g ro w in g enl htisiast ie on popuiatum. tout m tuiai w,-n!vi j p,,. (ll) ( - ,p . ta ■i th
Hi h
W t • i. l;* r . n n.- th• u*ht
the su b ject, 'i’ ltc long, patient proddin g o f pioneer tree-pro- that tin t i, ted stat. cnuld >tty Tiinmn- E * - niin. Epi
time enmo of need ?
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’’ Did you offer to help him or didn’t tectio n ists is b egin n in g to lie lepnid III 1lie I iilu i l II show li liv 'd-ut i nn I y<ai mil mull I , |, ,,f Ml tti;.l:
l-v •
hn J*••\ a<111i■: v. hi 1 ♦•If
you heed ?
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! ♦ VV t t I f ' Ik*til ’• i1•* 1at
-Ti -Hitis.
Ut >1 > • • t * ' • t f i■ 1 ir
T h e m eager I,'17.0011,000 acres o f virgin forest rem ain in g in •'Unit- ami d* i -< t «;o
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ti '♦ »»h“ !
Only eighty-tw<» day* left o> <h> **"' hhlited S ta tes are regarded a> a snrt o f s;u red land to In
* "I I L? af 1 ••Jii* i 1
u
mill"
rift Unas ahopping.
w atelied o ve r ami p erp e tu a te d by train ed foresters.
j t h* I. |. . h d
i rtt a i"m 1* tu I* in. 11 -t u t . T it v| *
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Rut something more should be done III eduent itutal lines
1 i l\;if
gljC - O’ ihi I .4r1 1,r . 1 l b I. ll. ' II »■ n : ■ m I* i 1\ .’1
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love neat turn* out *iime ‘ re ga rd in g the vain e o f trees, t itv sclio -I'-, and mo.-l cer
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gill
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paltlo ncorreil veternn:i.
aft ! P114T11 i
la in ly rural schools, should be g iv in g more linn- to tree(A *
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lilt I’t >1 I I P \I liew- -ii n i to ilj.i t In t a lieii" di■■. hit d*
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study. R oys and g irls should l»e taught lo luvc trees, and to
In all 1 it t' ullrtli* lii'M " 111mill p ilin ' l * i l
* ^Igtttn TJrahtrei! sure had lutt-i
•lit <*i ■' i
1Ik ,i \. t
understand
th
e
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portance.
money .to give to those vet era a*.
Ji-lu. -nti, l’.t Pit tile a
jt-’Viri
Ii mi l ui h n u.ii ui 1.■
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H ere in S a n ford (h ere arc m ain b eautiful trees.
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IV djeW hen mother* have to rkpltmp i t hprt* shoujd bit' m ore. T h rou gh ou t Setnmide count y Ilie n , ' ib-CI*it.ni ki i-j’iim l.ii i’nlli tti *U- 11g* d
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'hltjireT, from father* Ih or should ht‘ m ore. T h e b tgliw a v s -Imulil tu avenues shaded
p «-1" «■•'<* . •
|i i Oil* nti* tli li.ltli’t III ,i Mai lit I 1 'ii t n 11 ■I
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tfsr to he near them we cm see, ,,y a i t ( .f l l ||v p|a ,it, d. and n tr e l.llh t. lull il I l ei "
A mi ^emtm E ono of the worst result* of dinner
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that will greatly III’ t <11 n 1.11 I ’nl I"- 1111-1
In 1
five„
| iio [es boys and g irls should he gn>\
gi ” \v ng up. I” lu'v m g I hut
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1rth eirs is I he duly ut keeping lit* m e - a liv e ami t*l plan tin g
and luut
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Home huibnci-t men shmih! n
l \rh pi 1 Ie 1 rd t lint -1• Ilf' ui will
pt111 I I” ;’ 1
member that an antagonistir man new trees ns the yea rs go on
.la 1ail f - 1 1.11 Ei*lb
111 n1i 1 a ”
Her never bring* rimiuinei* to a
I»
1'iei'i fi r him n* a (iruO M agani • me in in• t ).•1
until id r e *
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"In- » "ul I ' an
TIh * WOi ld's Sui'ius In Snnl’tinl
idr ui 1 ililiinua one vot< > , Iint. v tie I t*I*"
I f Walter Johnaoti hull* lom<it
1 to 1vely I or men
!
I ,g 11 tin Tti
T h e w orld series baseball gium-* will begtn tom orrow Ii --I
row'll game, it’* dollar* t" dough
f * ' ’!»*•t On 11, .11
w in a fle rm io ii.
nut* that the Senator* wi
W ith W ie-h iiigton , tin w m tn i iu tlie Au m ru an
•Is* In V •« "1
tho contcHt.
Leagu e as u eouti uder foi tin- w o rld '* Imm i*, llu te appear
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Insists that n man who pel*1,-it* in in ot her seasi >ns. Tin* e \ e * 111 I an.* I lu o o g h o iil 1 he et 1 1 ■■ ua- l-v Halt liitil, .iif.i ........ . II
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A t the zXnnory in S an tn id tin A m eru a n I ■ gimi NX1‘ 1
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A Rufftlln tnnn offered tin* judge op era te a specially c o iis ln u le d *■Ito t r i« p la v e r b o a id w in
n drink of rum and wa* profitptIv I
placed in jail. A ni'.nt intui t IiimUix w ill show the various p lays made ami wh>*h will g iv e local
people an opportunity o f w d m s - m g the gam es even though
'Way of. doing hu'ioe**
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they m ay be liu m ln d s ol miles away Irmn tin* aituu l sieiie.
',vN»,w York man ami hi* wife
T h is serv ic e m eans h eavy expense.
1 • tofin mil even
n p r t arrested for heating each the A m erica n L egio n is depending on the people ol the city lo
RUMOR prctllcl
ANOTHER
oilier daily. All excellent example
buimiur
N.riti*. u i Nv
back
them
up
and
a
tten
d
every
gam
e
A
sm
all
adm
ission
that
doing one's daily dozen.
im i n
and itldn niln, |r
c h a rg e w ill be m ade am i it is Imped ih e A rm o ry will be well ’" “ d
hulli ttp. And ,
, ...... .
’ .T h e r e lire 111mo nt four and a tdle.1 each day
naif million illiterate." in thi* conn
Iln* I lei aid will publish a lull in 1 1ill 111 t d the gam es eat I Reg :it luati * i,d mi 1 tlmt In will rtti'
try entitled to vote in the coming day and the pa pet w ill In? held, it m o s m , fo r ih e lo in p M c u In *tatc by ..........
«l(Ction. ft* worth thinking about.
II >m lilt- lt.pllldlc.il.- 1 nr bug..
sto rv.
• Cis;,' --------- - —o ---- tn 1 .m y Iowa, i) ItlMukiiart get* '
Now York ha* a candidate fio
iln Stiift’ by
non i» nut cuxih
^hteanest man in the world.
11flH« ! * \
Hague. an actor, stole $ l‘ i
KOTA R IA N SPIRIT
fnom a Woman a* *hc knelt in
,
Uni L IANA f -llmv < alifiTMlH
,pr#y«r at church
h> uliihpiK l-i 1” 11.11C « lift 1"1 * 4i
J'Al.ATKA D.VII V NEVV.n
plm i- i l
1114 Ic.il"!
Ur rnidi nt
. Tho Sanford High School foot
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when tin Kotin iiin> .n il. ala. upon dt it ,
|.(tu| t tlo n.tini. Hi J
Tow with 11 gallic at I'alulka
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1 he tin >*-ii|.i 4111■I mil a I
‘ YVc’ll expect it victory, boy*.
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durability are the
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Ipon ia that the coming uiiitn
■*« i"U • iii in.lta1 . •4| 4hit
\*•(ifi|f
prill kcm* Ihe larffeftt tuurint Bcaaon
>f (41ti *>11^„ |f|ti i r t1*d in - tdi .* t* and
the hlatory uf the i*Ute.
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A N O P P O R T U N IT Y KNOCKS
13)4*1 't .It l la fit MMi
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I UKT M V KRS PRESS
j A fter rcatllng ao much about
\nnl L im '
tli 11
r *N1 M.ln-d
warfare In China, outbreak* in
1'ill 1^, 44'ld 1 |V1
*.11.4’M .llY. f
HondUran, upriaitig* In Mexico and
The mere aubminsinli to the pen i"g urn, imt pt- 'ple with m >rCV |
alienU at
ut the League
Lcagi
diaaaflMiUanU
of
a. tuidlv !*gun mux mg' 1b :»•
made by Alexander Smith & Sons
can’t help but pig by the lant se*."iuu of the Klur- have
iNatiMM parley, we can't
legal i cMilem e to Etollda o, oi
Ittt
I Al t
t id It.-ycc ex
i-fecling that the tint
nitod itlu legi*luture of a prnpoMtl im
del that vvhut Ihev leine to pti.t- 11
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mtui n i.tuoi f,.r lit.
Carpet Company, the world’ s
jini'l such u hud place in Xtitutiotial Hinendim nt to pm t i-rity niav in't I div nlt-d vvit Ii a
* >nun.' . i 11 at i aim to
H v«'after all.
elude for ull time xtn le-ini posed *tatu guv .1 mneiit 01
what tluv ' buglatnl tincgn ■ t,
of t,
>
probably stm tmg
-. WELCOfit /
selection of these famous rugs and ask him
to sh ow you the many attractive puttems.
Prices everyone ctin afford.
. ^ Look for trade mark stamped
2) >g — on the b a c k -o f every ru^j.
•tow
*
. Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Co.
a x i * « v v p -x t v / M . i N B i W i i V O A K r > x » g .;
Seminole Feed
PHONE 94,. NORTH ELM
�’
, OCTOBER 3, 1924.
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Little' Intfe* Sikes D ies
T h u tsd ay A fte rn o o n
w%» *•* 1
Duplicate Bridge Club
Is Entertained By
Mrs. Gonzalez .
PERSONALS
iocial
lendar
Joe Gonzalez motored to DeLand
Mrs. R. S. Adamsl o f Tampa. Is
spehdin" several daya in th^ city, Thursday, where he was the (tuest
the guest o f the Montezuma Hotel o f friends.
Mrs. Virgil Le* Smith of JJeLand Is the guest of her mother,
lor Christian EndenMrs. T. F. Adams.
Ingi; leave church at
T. O.Irwin, o f Opelikn, Ala., is
ck Evening Bridge;
spending
several days in Sanford
Ed Betts; 311 Park
the guest of friends.
' Friday
The Duplicate Rrldgc Club was
charmingly entertained Thursday
with a luncheon by Mrs. F. J. Gon
zales at her lovely home on Pal
metto Avenue.
Cut flowers of rose hues were
used in baskets adding n dainty
touch to the spnrious living room.
A delicious five-course luncheon
wns served.
A delightful game of duplicate
bridge was enjoyed by the mornl-ers. Mrs. S. Puleston and M rv
D. L Thrasher held high score and
trnch wns presente dwith a teapot
made of Rotkwood pottery
, Only the members of the club
were present.
Mrs Wainwright has returned
home from Robson’s Sanitarium,
She is quite proud of her baby girl.
Mrs. Mann is improving after nn
operation nt, Robson’s Snnitnrium
much to the delight of her friends.
Bridge, Palm room
R. W. McCall, of Jacksonville,
V. T. Covington, of Tampa was
l; hostess, St. Ag- a business visitor in the city Thurs spent Thursday in the city calling
.
day. registered at the Montezuma on 16cnl merchants, stopping nt
Cwimy:
the Montezumn Hotel.
program given by Hotel.
! Smith; Studio of
Airs. Dan D. Wilder, who has
J. M. Holden, of Jacksonville,
Munson, 4 p. m.
representing the Covington Com been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
pany, spent Thursday in Sanford, John T. IIrady, leaves today for her
31ob; hostess, Mrs. registered at the Valdez Hotel.
home in Jacksonville.
^Oak AVenOe; 4 p. m.
fts tit the Baptist
Miss Francis Jones and Miss
T. B. Grccnhaw, of Chicago, ad
S$.“meeting; ladies'
vance agent for the Sells-Floto Gonevienc Jones motored up from
Harvey Sea, of Orlando, repre
Circus, is spending several drvs In Winter Park Thursday afternoon senting Hollywood hy-thc-Sea, ar
nnd were the guests of friends.
rived Wednesday and V(ill Spend
Jn g Circle: All-day this city, registered at the Valdez
of Mrs. John Abrn' W. P. Gerrick, of Jacksonville, the winter in Sanford making the
Hotel Montezuma his business head
James A. Andrews and J. M. I contractor for the new city hall is qtiurters.
Slattery of Tampn, nre spending |spending several days in Sanford
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several days in Sanford looking i on business, the guest of the ValMrs. Mary Taylor is visiting bet
a caJle<l .meeting over the Pre-Cooling Plnnt while dez Hotel.
son, Fred, in Orlando.
Saturday afternoon the guests of the Vnldes
-Z.
sic;
'*
Hotel.
_ l thtf hVinfe of Mni.
Harry Ward, of Daytona Beach
J. N. Hobson. Jr., returned the
{French Avenue. It is
George Jones, of Jacksonville, motored to Sanford, Thursday, re- i first of the week from a pleasant
grit that every momturning
to
the
Bench
Friday
He
I
Those. who have with the International Harvester wns accompanied by his wife who [ vacation spent at Columbia and
t Charleston, S. C., Atlanta, fin., and
n their "Work Day" Company, Ih spending several devs will spend the day.
other points of interest, where he
please bring it nt in Sanford calling on local mer
chants. registered nt the Monte
reports a wonderful time.
W.
J.
McCracken,
of
Tampn,
zuma Hotel.
l* J . D. PARKER.
president of the McCracken Con
Chairman.
CITY LICENSES
Stanley Wallenstein, of Cincin crete I’i|M» Company is spending
1)1 E OCTOBER I, 1921.
nati. Ohio, roprescriting Stanley
Jewelry Company, is a business several days in Sanford looking
io Program
Notice is hereby given that City
visitor in the city for several days, over his business interests, while
Licenses are now due on all occu
the guest of the Valdes Hotel.
the guest of the Valdez Hotel.
pations, professions or business up
fantu Journal (429) H
on which a license is imposed.
rSongsters; 10:45 Scotch
Alfred Foster, Tax Collector
III
Geneva
PttI6 (.IHl) 5 stringed
East Sanford
‘Chicago News
(447.5)
Mrs. K. H. Kilbee left Snturdny t Kr„ m Iin
r„ ni,dated
ITCbcstru; 8 mandolin; * 4 " f „ r Daytona Beach to spend a t« a s . pi 20 there are about 40(1 acres
I ; lecture; t* Chicago then 1,|;»ys with Mr. nnd Mrs. Kn> Fill. - ,lf , ,.|orv M., „ „ t which is about
|and family.
,800 acres more than is usually set
Chicago Tribune
"(370)
--------out at this time of each year. It
m. concert, SnlvnHill Jacobs, of Chuluotn, was i* said that each year sees more I
band, tenor, dunce.
transacting business here Sntur « urly celery than the proceeding |
>ear. There has been just enough
Igo (345) 7:45 "Lulla- day.
-------i.tin together with sub-irrigation,
8-1 a. ni. musical.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Little and O' make the celery and other crops
Cinnati (309) 9-11 mufamily, of New Smyrna, -pent
>'«'•'
!" 't
illas News (470) H:3tl Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T \\ to the eye.
The fall crop is well ill versified,
I’ revatt.
11:30 orchestra,
there hemg tomatoes
peppers,
renport (487)
7 bedi auliflowei, lettuce and cahhage
forchestra, baritone.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank I’ ltt a ai A in
n f kit i'll* ■n I'ntilatt* MM*
Itroit News (517)
0 Florence Grant were m S.in*- i I t 1, ‘ NI 1*11 III till* ■'■
" If mottirr* umilil uIv«« Tf<ll*'n» tr>
■inmiitiit \.
Jrchestrn.
Fridas shopping.
their t’Ablrn I mmi him’ II will law
(nnsas City Star (-111)
Mi mni Ml
H e n Util It Sti ala an«l Ihwii much tr«*uhl<* h.m n»*ll mm muf
BO orchestra; 0-7 School , Mr. Walter Flynt and son. I • • . Mill \Unit. ill I H ail hara lu-t » I't'k ferine wrili h Mrn J li M* Knu*ey,
X Se>r»t«»iir Te\n*»
lir; 11:46 Nighthawks.
ju,. spending this week in fie up i
Mi Strvlf
11•'III Si mi Ilian. Nn
I liavr two Inti** i»nt*M afi'l •'
liml
Angeles
(409) 8:45 I
___
iii 1- f c - u m ■■1 lu* (a •-.It loll III ( h rnlli. « rnnii'M iiimI |nmu*| ikuiMc I
pecture; 10 instrumental
Mrs. T. W. I’revutt !i,t v. I
infill*• him! M i * .'*•I I'i'la mni M»II |M\r thrill *1 Ii mu m 11h tin* ii -miUK
vocal; U! dance.
i
•. ■ ; , •
1\. ..
m ii..1t i* 1* n. in 1‘ni mi Bam b in i I —
4I aiu] they nre horn 11\• i > hi. i I. «11 >
mm you I*Icmnr *'
.miintllle Tpnaa ^-(400) \V\-.- S’ ij fn.i with her gr-t) rites
la r inn alii f m l wit u i r k t
Mm M« Kinney in |>ut ••in im<~>nc
acert.
I
‘
.IiuummihIm *-f Kmli (ni inoiherN till ••»■«*!
;mphis Commercial Ap , S< ceial ladies from h •••• ii
Mi
1 l> linn tuts lir l m - tl! . the hind w|»«» Kl*it|> tenllfy lu tlo*
0(1) 8:30 glen club.
I tended the Seminole County Fed ,\l i - K ni i* Thnllll'* oll, nnd **«m nterllliK *)iimIItI**m nf Tmthltm In re
ioutrcul (125) 0 kiddies; I(.ru|j,,n ,,( Women's Clubs in San hint'll #aI ih l and uith lor tor
llevlnie |uui» und illetr«*M« ln< hlrnt tn
t>nhvh(MMt ToethlliM in eep* i 1.411\ i.*l
fhestru; 7:30 studio, 9:30 f,,rd Wednesday.
\r*it
juhlf for ime ilurtliK ti-ethlriy;
leilui'e
ru.
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Inn*inmut Im»i «.f the icurne uinl fmvvtiew York (492) 3-10 milWe regret to learn that M
I I 1 Mil I on left hen- w nines |*h comliiions
bh, musical.
Hall is very ill.
da\ foi a business trip lo North
Triililns Is s<i|,l |» uil .Irurrisis
Bw York (466) 12 1" p.
----- n n nn 1 I .itrwt« i t)
nnii wtl! »r mir I .io* to MnfTeii I.MhurAtorien.
lie, solos, stock reports.
\V \\ I’ittnian. of Jack-o-n ill, \ .- it h i - -on, \
I
Ii
I Sp ink \ Doluu.biiM r.n fur |>m« knK«- mni
i epreseiit ing I'nrtis and t ’oiiiuany. who I. ;n h.ad m V w 1 ,k l it v
BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES
ewark (4061 113" a in -spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
solos, music, talks
itlie city, the guest of thi valde/
John IV7*.l*l.
h.»- h* * 1 it
|kland (312) 10 musical; Hotel
St l.miK, Mi* . 1•*1 flu pa-t M'U’in!
in. Halstead's orchestra,
|vtirk.H \i-itinyr hi- >hiMiui ulm B u ild s B e t t e r B a b ie s
School opened Monday with a
th
ami ••1•I hott.1 t*>0i)maha (28fi| 7 .3" songs, large attendance The teni hers fm
lliju.
|Lilts year ure. pritnury, Miss
Mis Uiibv I'owell and childteti
Philadelphia \ (396) ti ll" Young, of Oviedo; grammar. Mrs Were ovei finin Oiland - Sim.lav
Dclk, of Geneva; and high senool, visiting Mis I'owidlV patents. Mi
ladclphia (60!)) 5 arches- , .Miss Corr, of Georgia.
and Mrs Barrow of Cameron Cilv
ylk; 7 recital; 8 concert; I
-------10:46 recital.
Mrs. White unil family arrived
Miss Kriimu Scholl has returned
1.— T o pay you cash tor
ilttahurg
(320)
6:16 I Thursday from Georgia to spend'from l.ul.rwnod. Ohio, when- she
that old furniture.
ll6 Rhymater; (5:30 ail- the winter.
hus been with an aunt since last
2.— Customers for fur-*,
|i1() bund, mixed quartet. !
-------March
nituro which looks new
evidence (il00 ) 0:05 rnu
J. W. Heming, of Jacksonvilb-, '
district manager of the Southern
Mrs Fisher ami Miss Ethel j| at greatly reduced prices,
Francisco (42.3) l()| Cotton Oil Company, and Miss L Fisher, florists of Orlando, were
( ’ash or Credit
|J. Sloan, representative of the callers at the Ellsworth borne on
l 'F E D F l ' R N r r t ’ UE ( O.
ktnectarly (380)
7:30 company, spent Wednesday In San Wednesday.
ipulnr songs.
, ford culling on local merchants.
Phone r>28.
John Allen and family recently
Weluka
lltiilding
visited then fornrel home lit Mad
ison countv for several dnvs.
Baby’s Colic and
Distress Gone
•AC.\
mJ \.
^‘
Little Ittaz Slkc*. the fpur-year
old daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Gillie
Sikes, oi Sllkps Street died Thurs
day afternoon at the Robson Sani
tation! after an illness o f a week
with colitis
The funeral wns held this morn
ing nt the Miller Undertaking Pur
lers at 10 o'clock. Dr. E. D. Brown
lee, pastor o f the Presbyterian
Church officiated. The body was
taken to Lhkevlow Cemetery for
burial.
Little Inez leaves a mother and
futher to miss her nnd two little
brothers, who are also critically ill
with colitis.
C. A. Fsrlno has bean sworn in
Frank Evans expects to return
as assistant postmaster.
•• ’ . KesenraUons for the Bridffa
to Dqston Saturday.'
- ' • * 't f a f e m «
id (>inlly
Mrs. J. B. Wyman and fnmlly
.
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v*. n
J. If. Hintermistcr of Sadfonl
f‘ Mr, nnd Mrs. p . ) . . Parkins at 180-W, or m ST j
was here on business Monday and were
ire rteent.
recent, guest* o
of-Mr.
Tuesday.
W J. Hopkins..
•
Goo. McRory at- 530-W*
l
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g
Lr.ke Mary
Wt> want more people to know that w e sell P A N - A M T E P P Y ’ Gtts-*
olino- Also that we g iv e away R ogers’ high grade silverware F R E E when
you luiy gasoline nt our filling station.
Mrs. II. B. Fennell wns operated
i for appendicitis Saturday night
>"
IVrnald-Laughton hospital
S:,nf,,r,l.1 K. Singletary and dntightei
lii.iie . spent Sunday at Pine l ie
tl«- with friends,
T o g e l you acquainted \vith us we are going to g ive nwny on
C. S. Flowers has put in a fine*
■ +
I'm la and Mnrkiiam.
Saturday, Oct. 4, 1924
Mr. nnd Mrs
I.. Stokes i ia.!«*
a business trip to l’alatka Satur
day.
Mr. Howard Itoteler expects bi<
wife and haliv t>> at rive- from V i
gi'iia in a few ilnvi*. to make this
their home
One ( 1) R o g e rs Silver Spoon and
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+
Mi and Mi
Arthur Orton ef
Dora, wer, th<- guests nf Mr
Mrs. ttriiddnik and Mr,. Swan
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T o i\ery rust timer purchasing five <r»> gallons P A N - A M 'P K P P Y ’
gasoline— tnore pep— more tnilvage and leis carhon— g iv e it a trial— you’ll
i<e surprised. ''Sou can l.vlo* I lie oil any time you may need it.”
T h e only Killing KlnKoi, . i the eo m lv with ltto p* r <ent solt water
for yotir radiator and »n r uashlng.
A new roof i- b.-ing nut on the
lake Mni v I'ra.bvtai inn < Initih
Mr ami Mi* 1 A (IrrriiLnf
•pit it aim'd n millibar uf f i ii•niljiru! iH’i^hhm
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ISANFORD HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
WILL OPEN FOOTBALL SEASON
TOMORROW AGAINST PALATKA
Probably the biggest surprise of
T ry Sm ith’s B a rb e r
the* afternoon came in the Arch
City* $3,000 stake for 2:10 pacers, Shop fo r good b a rb e r
' ^parkle, which was made first
w ork . L ad ies welcome.
’ choice never won n heat nnd P a -1
Palomn, second choice, won only j N e x t to V aldez.
the first mile. Valley Day, a field j
horse, won the second wile, and,
Bess McKlyo, the third choice, won
the third and fourth heats.
TE
Mnrmaduke was the favorite in
— ,the Ohio Citizens $3,000 stake for
0
1 T w o P la y e rs A ttem pt
Local High School Team Will ambition of long time, that «M2:07 trotters but nevyr won a hent.
FOR
Tommy Murray copping the event j
>To Im plicate Sev
Journey to I'alatka Satur [(laying in the backfield. Mei.«ch in straight heats with Etta Druien All makes Automobiles and
day lo Play Opening (,'on- 1should prove to be ii tower of the second choice.
eral o f T eam -m ates
L ig h tin g Plants, nny make.
te.st Wilh il of Thai City strength not only in smashing op-] Largely on his performance of
up
Ills
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liked
in
the
Dispatch
>3.000’
W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 3.— The
posing Inn’s but in backing
R A Y B R O S.,
I last week Jimmie McKerron was I
1924 world series will go on not
own line on the defense.
Coaches
Develop
a
slake for 2:03 pneers, but the
withstanding
that hnschnll was
Captain Lee i erk will play the
shaken to its foundations Thors
F orm idable Eleven quartet back position. Tb. captain, i event went to Hal Ma hone in Phone 548------ S an fo rd j
straight heats.
day by n whirlwind succession of
a veteran of three years. kn»w’« i
developments growing out of the
Laughter, of the Murphy stable,
1football and xhmild prove a valu,argc
Crowd
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Hooters
Hxwas thought to have the 2:1H trot
JiMfwpt o f
Jimmy O’Connell,
al
lo
asxet
to
hi.
team.
Peck
H
it
pected to Accompany Team;
young Now York outfielder, to
at her mercy and i>he did w-in the
regular war horse, l Tnliko some
bribe ilcinie Sand, Philadelphia
Members Confident Victory !1quarterback*.
firs*t heat, but the next two and
he
i*
expected
to
add
shortstop, In the game that de
the tnce went to Peter A. Mnntmany a yard to his team’s total by (loniei y.
cided the National League pennant
The Sanford High School foot
T o fit any Job on earth
rallying the hull himself.
race for tho Cinnts.
j ball eleven i* primed for its open
In the two half positions. Coach
P R IC E S
Thla Wras the declaration lust
T*
I ing game of the season when it Unit will have Burlier and < hirst- ,-„tching the long end of a forward
'n ig h t o f Kenesaw Mountain lainthat yon ran nfforti lr> pay.
i nberry, both lads fast and w ith [ jiu)t(l ..jj),,,,
j
journeys
to
I'alatka
tomorrow
to
dls, high commissioner of base
Mar
tackle- the roach has chosen
play the fast Putnam High grid exceptional football ability
I iA L L U O N S fo r nil Cars.
ball. It was made after a hectic
b e was on l»-l year's squad wlnl ’ K,.rin,.,lv „ n(i
„ ,.:nr „ f
team.
\
'ipi.nl
of
If,
men
a
com
day during which fresh charges
< hri.*-lt iiltfi ry i» a iH’wniiiiPt * 1pltii?|?inir wurkcM, w Iihsm* \vi»rk
K A Y BROS.,
were flung by O’Connell, who has
pained by Douehe- (lint, Welclull latter, however, has played the ,;IU. flll (lll,
Vl.ry
|„
been banjshcd for all time from
and Stmes and a large crowd of game before as his playing wi.l
lw„ |n,|s ,|„.
have Phone 548------ San fo rd
the game, together with Cozy Do
looter- will leave in * iir * early to 'I 1" " '
much faitti and thev are expected
lan, Giant coach, accused of insti
morrow morning foi the neighbor
h, (,
,,,
a,|v:lM).,. pi islic
In the la-t few practice the
ll gating the bribery plot, and during
ing city.
tin. kfield l'i,H ,l" ’w> work mg to- , Jltn>
, [ „ tr %v,,r^
which prominent baseball officials.
For the past t.vo weeks the gel bur ( 1feett)
It- members
Sanford High will bmi-t one ol
Including President Johnson of the
\t en-ivi |\ until tlie heaviest liuepien this, y.est In
conches have been putting tin have practiced
American League aad President
lev eloped lot el tic- rier-on of Whitfield, who tqi"i idery beds" through the traces till* In > - him
Barney Dreyfus* of the Pittsburg
until it is declared that a well ference. w tm h tins ell. tied praise th»' beams at 2211. This lad wit*.
"I know George and Alice both i
club, asserted tho series should be
lounded team has been moulded from the coaches.
Ufcllace, will occupy the guard po
• called off,ns a result o f the scan
southpaw ft ••mi the husky bum’ll of material
Mrange to say. l inch Halt' m I ioii and a pan of guard- they need t on Liver Oil. arid need it
dal.
of theGritfmen, who was
valu- which ha - been available
backfield average- two pound* are, Whitfield i- finti r than his budly a* all thin. puny, run down
kids do But it gives me the most
, ’ UnmoVdd, apparently, by th<- aide man to the team in its sen
That the Coaches as well a- the more to the man than tu- line weight would imply
These two
day’s developments, and declin national fight for the pennant.
\supporter- of the team are Well does, a fact whnh i» not .list 11rI> hoys, in. doubt, will proVv a val horrible -hivers just to think >.f
them taking the horrible stuiT.'*
ing to amplify the statement lie
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i pleased with the team as It Will mg however. The bit. kfield with Ualde a--et |<< the team
fpr-* is sued late Wednesday night in
fioi up tomorrow, goes without Metsch weighing 17a. Peek ir.r.. | At the pivot |in<)ti»n wdl be , ‘ instead of the nasty tasting.1
New York, disclosing the plot and 'I he veteran conch declared
, i living
While Ibad (ouch Halt < hristnihcrry IT* and Haiti, r l i t. !Vp* . of whom it has been sail vile Mio-llirig val itself why don't
you be uji to date and give them
* ' 1debarring
Dolan nnd O’Connell, "wouldn l cover up for attyh.
anytmdj
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, ,.aching the backfield. average- I M‘> pounds The line ,c.
thole are few heller in state
I'ml Liver (til Tablets’’
the Commissioner declared he saw arid that no one could point i
hi- two iirsiwtiuit- Welrlrrll ati’ l el ages I '|l pound- I lire are (tie sth.di.stii circles 1'i.pe is Well i M. i'.iv
I It's the new way to take Cod Liver
t io ’ prospect of developments that "dir-lmm -i tiling 1 e in did i ii Stines tiavi been (tUi-y instilling tit weights of fir-*t -litrig Inn Green
gtoimdeil iri strategy of the game Oil they are as easy to take as
V wouhl prevent the start of the baseball or out of it,'*
tile Ilia- men. the fundamentals of 1Is, Wilson 13(1, Kell’iedv 1la, ItilsDolan, however, was made tin . b rgmg, ni-lnngi cutting down. -.11 I Ml, \\ tut field 2211. Wallace an I h.s many iiifnilret- *-\| . ct turn canity won't upset their stomachs
championship battle Saturday be
to he a tower • f strength to the , and surely do help sick, ailing peo
tween Washington's first pennant target of a broadside hy Itnin. v . Il II-*|v e W o| k . e t c .
17.1 and Pope 1.T.V
"( . 'em F.-.lr* "
DlVyflJs-.
who
in
u
statement
Winning tenm and the Giants.
'I tie team that will piotiat.lv faci in tlie line i oach W■I. tit'll ha* i Am* rig otb.r- who are on the ple to get well again "
“Have jiily oil the poor kills,
Furthermore, the Commissioner Pittsburg charged the . oa. b hau 1‘alalkit totteutovv is regarded a tinned out a creditable bun. h coil squad and wti > wdl go to I'alatka
tampered with "I it,-" Tiayoi, -t ni a oio-t forinnlalde one l.v lh"*^ sub ring the fa. ( Dial be had u ■
mother, and take my advice you
Indicated he. had no new evidence
tout.'ll
anWallme,
guard
If.
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I Pirate third baseman, a year ago Iri a | .-it ton to know
cun get the genuine M>* oy's t <>d
l.-l11 t men around wb"*e t.e coiit.l
calculated to widen the scope
I ray nor L* "hold up.' j In I tie backfield Coach Mai’ will build on. From a few nien of lu-t <'.'li'llll.■ ba. kf iel.I |3-r., biuii. r li ver Oil tablets at the Cniull
the attempted bribery deal, a pus ad' isiog
137, h ing
end tId;
11|n fll- ? fot a > t’ .(Mill mtlirry I tu have as -mouth a running ifpnrl.t yi ai's squad and a number of I JO kfl,
Pharmacy or any real drug -tote
■Iblllty brought to the fore Thur** sea
Boot b.
enter 12X and Malpas
soli.
and I'.ll tablets costs only lit* cents.
r.
I.ahe*
n
-e.-ti
on
the
local
f.eld
blest,men, tin mentor ha picked t II ki*
day by O’Connell's reiteration that
end
1'ai
\\ ere \\ anted
He *uie and get McCoy's, mother
f. i the past few years Joe Mein h bi< line
tho Glunts were "till in it" and the ,
g
off tile a of h i- (
alllli
everyone sav- they do help till
ha heetl sWiltlied from tin line to
Greet arid Wilson at end- look
specific mention of three veteranlint be too fa,’ to g
n k knl.ltc- to gr. vv strong nnd to
George Kelly. Frank Frisch and "wold I I ig tit t e-u It " Mr > tu--1 tile fullback po-ltlon III till [to Id e veterans They at. exception i MKIt* \* . I t.llnt FY in ., aru |;
get tile
bust l.oVe t" all. ha-iily
-itton. tin youngster is expected ally {..-I and llu ii vv.uk
ibv
*-! reel
I tie tlou-e wtier.
'Rosa Young.
Hint tu bad t-> give a gr cut account <*f lomsidf d. fen iv.• i- all tliat could !. a-k-,|unlitv . .•unis in every line of
dedal ed , adding
.1eatlet Ie
Giants and Senators Saturila)
( ommls-nuiv.
t.cfor.
tu ought
I bey ale Hof at all hud on gioCenr-. Trv us >r Satutdav
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“ So far as I am concerned, no 1.*111.111* in- « Iriiirui" acniii-t D" and i o. id. lit id Iy tic i- i eu 11/ 1ii _’ a' ed
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v
cloud now hangs over any inembci Inn ill ll'2l mu1 tbit! Uu\h 1Inlrtl
of the GlBnt team eligible to play mu! •L.>hn .1 M (» r.1nn, nut uill’<. l.t
In the world’s series," the < *>m t i.r f .1iir.l
“ \v• 11 UfiHti**! at III*' c i x i i i s a u a i r x i a a i i i i a i i R R B i i M i i i x i i i i i a i i i i i i a i s i i i i ............................................................................. ..
tnissioncr
declarer!
"They will t tint ' 1
!11 kn1 r ,itUV (ii.nl ' it b. 1
lnto the world's series with tin . Ini' nators on Sntutdny
M, <,1nV. - HfJ ei 1.■ 1hi- , minlr
Waving aside as ridntilotr- i> jn-t 1'. fot.' t h* (ilflul **l 1 rnmi’.l
porta that the Giants would lie di
ui N. vv t .•* L l x \\ «-t, nirior.
. barred ns a team and Brooklyn was t tilt 1 “ I
. - imply * > mmend
tho runner-up. selected to lepie . d I till I.Kl •l . til. Mg >cal tm
gent the National League in the was having
i i l..a 1 .id t lull he
, aeries, the Commissioner empha j ..tight t.< I.
utt. f t M I in
sized that so fat as he could foie ycui
Bee, no further finger of suspiring I Baseball no ii f f ’ .dl I■Itf t
pointed to the National League I be * oilnll ) , gal In i 1g b> 1c
t >1
IS V O L K D A Y H E R E
f . champions.
] the worlds s . - r i , w. r. -t uMto d
Smashing ins DM " " 11 *
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t|,
sudden d< i ■li.pment >f
when pressed by newspaper men In
on ........ .
1 v-tiat ['ion.
«*.-- * really wonderful Faiyains are but a wee |teep at what ymi can buy
"comment on the days develop i s e d to In* one cf tin .tail] s I'm t
ments, the Commissioner declureil hi j11lull t clasni s Ii . a in, as a ,-ar
lo re t o in o i'i'o w .
Clear Case of Bribery.
ticlilarly haul blow i tin- capital
J
" I t seems to me that those per- elty 's fan.him, kevi.l b h.gli [it* t.
I
sons not clothed with ri-sponsibil of entliiisiamu I■> then club’ s first
s u n n 's
Ity should keep their sinrts on.
pennant triumph in 1" years and
“ There was a clear case of brib to tiie Washington play* is
K A Y NICK'S A N D HOY H U E Hl.Oi SIC.' I (Hi RICA I . HOYS
•ryt it proved abortive, the guilty
Hack u ( Motive ii Mystery
men have been punished. W hy
M in if o f liigh -gi itilf I’piTult'.s. .Vlatli aH and i ’on gop , pollai s a tla t hnil, .n h i'iitu ifiil pat terms that will
The most mystifying aspect of
call o ff the series T”
Inirk
I
lie
saitnt af t ci tin*y it<t\ r‘ linen th rou gh the tuh a numhnr o f Itttin.-. T h ey at e absolutely last odor.’ and
the
whole
situation,
in
the
opin
'.Although John A. Heydler. pies
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- HI inn 11f ol»*i*rvi*rM,
! In* nii»liv«.
KUaraiitni il l»y th*1 ntantiia* t uivrs.
idunt of the Natl.inal l.eague
long conference with newspaper buck of U'Coiinell's action, coining
Tilt* p riff.s a m it v ery little m ore than the m a te ria l alone would cost you.
D . men had asserted his belief that at a moment when the Giants, at
the height of a setl-atlotial finish
the case was closed. Commissioner
( .rl ai n pen
Landis refused to commit himself in*: Hpmt.
Iiti fit mm i -* I be> hud jii^t lid. ti
•a definitely on the subject.
**| have nothing furtb* r to a*|{ ( kti 44* IN It I mW f I MIIi I *11t bill Kr.
I nt i Urn I. i n n
the
I ’ i l u U ' H fr«*u» l h' *
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t6 tny statement, but 1 will su> Iriirr,
HANDSOM E
the ieMiullilM^ t imlender, pi •
M K N ’S ItK I.IS
A L L W O O L S H IT S
[ „ that in my opinion a cas** Is never
Y|i|iTi|> 1be I(«kI*V11*• l**k 1heir I'D
T IE S
T liey
1 closed *o hmg
a* interest in n
T h esi Suits should sti r y o u r bottom dollar
inaiiiiiip lu n kuuii'* Willi
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remains/’ he addul
are made o f till W tB )I« I’* A I {K l('S o f excel flit wei ght .
'I h e
Mi ( i i iiM i i i i ' i i
n Ri t i i H'
■Its.
Pressrxi to make Jiuhlie the will
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M en's I .< a
alw iiys a fa v o red and reliable f a l o n
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ham l-om . Silk
I ' ten .concession of o t onitell and
w orkm anshii* are all you vv is it lot
and the price
Imt thr> *
Hu fit Id >aluiduv
St et li ng to|> I .ink li
la* I.
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the testimony of Dolan and otb.-i
i hal
ihe^
I les, in | opulat sitailes.
u it v when hav . > nit seel, its ei|tial
For UllljUe-t io.i
mentioned in the ease, the commn* H l f l i l f l d t h e P h d h i ami hi ■iw it, *-a. It
Blotter said he would n**t <lo so ur. ( lint hifl I h« |»«*lifmilt that «lu> wn*
able tlow liriglit saving, Lu\ them!
ItH h
t*' 1h* t*k%|j VIt
\ allies t i $ 1.tio, now
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Jewi and until he wa- convince I dm*
auclt a course would serve a u.*. tt»l> thuh tlu* fuel thill KfKHiklyvt
T O Jla.OB V A I J K-i NOW
h.sl ti» Ib^l r*N I Ind Hi hhLi> t)
ia ful purpose.
l he Ih'hiM** ►111 ) A-ndil hit Ve had II
12.1.
Cbardca Fly Thick urn) Fust.
lit
*> v i * i h i i < s I
Charges and counter eliftt g**» 1Muthemul leal h u
flew thick and fa s* throughout the the Grunts
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Thus, it iH
day^/rbscuring the leul [duying is
i« po
p< t l ' «I nut. th gto te
o f ' the world’s sei lea ami Satin da) vvus not tigui***! I«*f»*rt*
H O YS’ C L O T H IN G
throwing
the pre-champinnahip hand h» the eitnuil t--t, u fact
Tliey ^|lnt y,uh de«-1ar«>d to make all the
atmosphere into turmoil.
Ol T H E H E I T K I t K I N D A T l*OIT l.A It I’ KK ES
unexpluinable U'( onncll s
culminated in the declaration at more
,. Chicago or Ban Johnson, Anteri overt tit*'- to Sand i.irri If he*lt*-n,
Every garment hatnl tailnreti tlir.itighidit, pet h i t fit guaranleeti jttitl at prices that w ill hr a revehttmn
»(, can Ix'Ugue t iw u llv f, tiiut the the Giunth would have ten.arm I m
tn vtm. A t * ni'uiiatmu of [ialterns tti a puce that ( i l A R A N T E K S S A T I S F A f T l t ) N TO E V E R Y ( T S T O M
I f f *^S«4e« Should have liceit called off a fulinidable [<' -itt"H
* ' and that be would detmind a m lBaseball w liters here who “ re
EK..
We lantmt impress lent slnm giy uptm you tlie merits o f this pimluct. W e have in the past tlelivt tv.I
eral probe to purge tho game of ported” lire gnnie said /Thursday
sat
isfactimi
lo every customer, which has iteeii reciprocated in confidence and in increased pal milage.
T- iU alleged crookodtio**.’’
there was no Question in lh*dr
Jn New York. O’Connell, former tnitida It wan phryotl on the level.
976,000 ^beauty’* and eenU-r of Sand, the) pointed out, played an
the Bionn tliat haa shaken the I excellent game, scoring the only
s I* k c I A Lr
n in e aa nothing else since the .lun for the Phillies ,wljo were
VVTiite Box scandal of 1010, rellcr j beaten, tliey added. sIMr If 'V»'< :i.r-•
•tod the.charge* he lraii mode In.* I they were out playot^'ffld unable
I* Commissioner Landla int|>)i , to solve JacJv B>tlGcy, southpuw,
Digit Grad*- Turn Soles, V ulues to §10 and 912, now
ting olltera of his teammates who held them to four Inis.
ho
_jside* Dol.tn and ussertiiig
••
was being made thu "goat.
inaisto’i W h ite Sox W in n e rs O f]S
;<
P ’Connpli’.i n*tt only
that Dolan wu» the instigator »>f
-.tb# ochemo of approaching Sand, 2nd G am e E ro n vC iibs
— -----' * it
illy oiul Boss Young.- valet an
MKMPH1S, Tenn., Oct. 3.— Fort
| that1Frank Frisch,
Gcorgi*
S T Y L IS H
HOYS’
rM uIars,' made It plain to him Worth, Texas l.eague popnant win.
"all going to chip in tiers, won the hasehail chumpioa*
!B
ship of the Spulji Thursday hy de
____ up the purae of g&oo”
feating Memphis 3 io 2 in tho de
sum offered Band.
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ciding game of the Py*t season
JBdan Denies.
WELCOMES Y O U V
Dixie scries for the til Itthe fourth time Fort
that, * It was
'Jext Door to Firat N a tio n a l B an k
School Shoes
SW EATERS
any part in the scheme, In* Worth has won the title in the
five
times
the
Texas
l-cague
nnd
no
reason
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Association . pe nnant
implicate Southern
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.hi. belief that winners hnva niet in PO«.b sea.un
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C om m issioner L a n d is
S ay s Senators A n d
G ian ts
W ill P lay
B i g G am es A n y w a y
O’Connell, Dolan
Banished Forever
BATTERIES
TIRES
DEAR MOTHER I
K
A CLEAR SKIN
Sim m ons S ib eria
\l
’R e frig e ra t o rs
at
B all H a r d w a r e Co.
Buy a
CLARK JEW E L
G as R a n g e at
B a ll H a rd w a re Co.
Bright, »r»«rkling eyci, chetfaJ
the glow at health, a ..kin aTf1
zz velvet, the ideal we an
attain. No'blemiihes, no e,,
no blackhead*, ao mark* to L
the even texture of healthy «iZj
The secret la pure, red blood!
from poisons and impurititx. w"
that mokes the body glow
,
ate health, blood that drive,
pies, boils eruptions, ecu
■kin blemishes from the r
LEONARDI’S KLIXI!
THE BLOOD makes rich
blood, drives the impurMd
brings the glow cf herlth |
tow. Insist on LEONAS
Refuse substitutes. At all <Jr
:r
" I keep two
accounts with my
bank”
u
C H E C K IN G Account, o f course. Then
A
I have a separate Interest Account In
which I make small weekly deposits. It
is the easiest way I know to save money.’*
I
Interest Accounts can be opened for
deposits o f one dollar or more. { — '
Strength
Service
Progress
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
•1G Inlert“U 1’aid on Savings Accounts
‘Good to the Last Drop
'That’s what your Cow will say if given ou
Daily Feud
l se “ Pratt’s Laying Mash” and your HenJ
will “ Shell Out the Eggs.”
We are Headquarters for Good Feed.
Sanford Feed
& Supply Co.
e
A * «•
and
Fourth
Strrrtl
Phone 589
J NO. W. S N E E D
it itnt wlut a «iw EATS but vrhzt vKr
WGLSTS that [ifoJucfi milk ind Kittn fats
TOMORROW
DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT]
DAIRY
FEED
!Lnj4£infr«l X fro*fir.)
.CocUutt mo:*’ thin 751 DIGESTIBLE nLUirrJi
111 4
95c
ii i t
45c
$ 1.10
$1.38
$24.50
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF RED CROSS SHOES
$7.95
K
85c
Hands At The Telephon
H E N E V E R you tench For your telephone,
sands ol othei luutda are making the very
motion.
M m e than d'.m.ooi) times each working day in Florid
someone s hand leaches fo r the telephone to send a messas
11 you could see these calls start— if you could folio*
them to then destinations— it you could see the action fht
iieatc and the Jesuits tliey produce— you would havo u
ture ol M on da’s activities— social, commercial, industrialIt would be a iiiclnre ol a gioat sUite in sw ift
ihythnuc action, with the telephone making possible — .
el fluent production, transportation, distribution and sale oil
practicady every article you use.
^ ou would see tlie weaving of n vast fuiu ic of commUlM
tion affecting the comfort, the welfare, the Imppim**.
i the business or social success of multitudes of peojtl#..
at the tdephone j
43,000 Bill telephone* te
the otute every day! Think what they mean to Floridat
And to YOU!
i
t .* 4.1 jr
D A V II) LAIRD, Florida Manager
B ell
Syeteh*
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COM PANY
rUK?. O m
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tn ii-B t
IM n n a l i arwtaa
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THE SANFORD HERALD,' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1934
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F or Sale
R eal Estate
FOR SALE— Lots 30. 31 nnd
Palm Hammock. Consistir
2(1, 05 acres. For price and I
address owned W. W. Brock,
Rox 843, Mnimi.
$|000 buys 12 beautiful lots.
„»ice $2,250 1 and 2 yenr:
j KOO,} j,„ j llni| nrmney mvkt*r,
1uh quirk. Thnshrer A Game
N. Laurel St.
Phono 688___
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th r c
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o
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gust a, (Jn.^— Augusta's greatest trmtim<
;classified medium, rate enrh ,09c 1‘ u'nt 1
charge. 10c per line, minimum
C ars F o r Sale
— FOR S A L E — One ~~,THupmobHe”
,BI'
touring. P. A. Mcro. Wight
®11* Bros, building._ ____ ___ __
no FO!t SALE— IN 'ton Indian truck.
Ktake body, good rubber, fine
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Help Wanted
n il
\m c n ilm e n t
to S e c tio n
1 of
A t t n I,- " , I l f t h e C o n s t i t u t i o n o f
t h e S t it t e o f F l o r i d . i
Ite la t ln u to
:
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H i* I t t { . s o l v e d b y t i n
l.c u ls ln tu re
j
o f t h e S t ji t* ' o f F l o t i l l a
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fo llo w in g
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C o n s titu tio n of tin
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to
and
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tti'pi < . li t ut I' o' to hr lo M In l.lte
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clean-rut diameter, with good in.II I till, le •< of I IIP I ‘•■ll-t It Ut loll
credent lull, "anted to represent of th. Si it.- of Florida l r .intruded
a large nnd reputable Miami, Mi rend ns Mo lows’
S o t ...... I
1f h r t . i ' s l s l n t u r a s h a l l
Florida, really corporation. We j,,,,!
( , u uniform t r i •I r q u . i l
wnnt a man of side ability, who m l . ■ f t o . i t l o t i >'»■ p i t h a t It 111 " '
l> big enough mentidlv t” earn p r o ' 1.1. I o i s p r . l u l f i t * * r l u t . s
the big i etui ns that aecruse Mil 11,1.11 1’ I I . l r p l o t " I I \ I Mt » I U h
front earnest effort.
Write to
our ha al box number, care of
this pimer. giving your age sell
in g
e x pe t l e n c e .
and
o th e r
p re se nt
d e ta ils
of
MA I N E —Wn
iio r s n o ttjR ii,
S o lic it o r f o r C o m p ta ln n n t.
M IT II'K
OF
A P P l.lC A T In V
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l . n l n t r . p u n h a e e r o i ‘l a x C e r t l f t e n t i i
No. I l l
d oted tlie 3rd d e v o f J u ly .
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o ffic e u n it h a s m ade a p p lic a tio n f o r
Tnx
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w ith la v
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d e o e rlh e tl
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lit K ia
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fi C o l o
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h i n d h c t t i K n o * , ooed a t t h e d n t e o f
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FOR RENT— 6 room home. Well
located. Inquire A. P. Connelly
& Song. Magnolia Ave.
V *'
FOR RENT—G-room house, close
_in, fine location. 209 E. 5th SL
FOR RENT Five room cottage on
paved street. Apply 300 French
Aye._____ _____
FOR
R E N T — T.
room
Roberts
F O R R E N T — Fi
centrally located.
Park Avc. Phone 224
A p artm en ts
F o r Rent
FOR RENT— Upper npnrtmcnt to
adults. 813 Magnolia Avc. Also
furnished rooms. ________________
FOR RENT—3 room npnrtment,
furnished. Apply 417 West 2nd
•St. People with children need not
apply.
APAR TM E N T FOR RENT— One
3 room and one 2 room apart
ment. Apply 300 French Ave.
FOR RENT Four room apart
ment
Water,
month.
with
liath,
unfurnished.
lights supplied, $35.00
Mrs. Alex Vaughn, Phone
323-J.
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of the wartime First Dlivhich led the way to France
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924.
a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e r
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McGraw’s Team,
Senators by
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14 Hits in 12 Ini
Seminole County Growers
VoteTaxThree Cents|Each
Crate Celery for Publicity Nearly 40,000
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Nearest Competitor; Miss
Velma Shipp in Second
Place, Having 429,390 Votes
D U P L l i y r e rWant Systematic Advertising
u l i t C i l 10| Which Will Increase Per
Capita Consumption of
Sanford’s Premier Crop
OFLAST QUARTER
SHOWLARGEGAIN
Miss Versa Woodcock
Is In Third Position
Will Increase The
Value Farm Lands
Contest a t Ca]
Arthur Nehf Givi
Only Ten Hits '/l
iDesperate Griffmei
WASHINGTON, Oct 4.—
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proximately $60,000 For New York Gianta defeat
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Work During F ifst Ycnr the Washington Senator*
Here is the way tho contestants
in She big Salesmanship Campaign Miss Naomi Fellows and Miss
o f Tho ilcnild stand at the end of
Mary Kinlaw Next in Line;
the first week o f tho third period:
Contest Becomes Spirited
Mias' Nell Williams......_....432.850
Miss Velma Shipp......429.300
Leading Mis* Velina Shipp by
Mias Verse Woodcock........ 424,000
Miss Nuomi Fellows..........304.250 3,ICO votes, Miss Nell Williams
Miss Mary .Kinlaw..............114,105 takes first place in The Herald's
Mias Sarah Con-in............ 70,750 Salesmanship Coptcst ns the first
Mrs. M. E. Patterson.......... 25,335 week o f tho third period 'ends.
Mrs. E. A. Brothcrson_____ 18,750 With 432,850 votes to her credit,
Miss Peggy Bryton........... 11.100 she pushed ahead of Miss Shipp,
Miss Lillian Shinhol ser___ 10.900 who has 429.390 votes.
A very close and dangerous third
Miss Margaret Miller........ 10,425
Mrs. W alter W ig h t......... 10,300 is Miss Vera Woodcock who |*dls
Mrs. F.' C. Golson...........
10,000 424,900 votes today and lacks only
10,000 7,950 votes of leading the con
Mrs. M. E» DooIcy„........ .
Miss Ethel Iiepry............. 10,000 testants.
Miss Mary Fields............. 10,000
Fourth today is Miss Nuomi
10,000 Fellows with 394,260 votes.
Miss Florence M aim ......
10,000
Miss Elizabeth Flowers
Miss Mary Kinlaw made a hig
Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin___ . 10,000 gain during the week over her
10,000
Miss Alberta Aycock
10,000 standing of last Saturday and
Miss Lena Boll Hagan ...
when the votes were counted this
Miss Rubn Williams.......... 10,000 noon she had 114,195 to her credit.
Miss Emily Griffin ...... 10.000
Steady gains were made by Miss
Miss Clara Rankin........... 10,000
Sarnh
Corwin and by Mr*. M. L*.
10.000
Mrs. R. S. Holly...............
Mrs. S. P. Hutton ...... ..... 10.000 Patterson who nrc rapidly gain10000 lag ground. Mrs. E. A. BrotherMrs. G. E. McCall........
10.000 son hns 18,750 vote* up to noon.
Mrs. Hentsel Stafford...
10.000
Lenders ItunniiiK Clone.
Miss Dorothy Stokes......
10.000 Rut a few votes separate tie*
Mrs. Robert Laing..........
10.000 lenders. Polling a heavy vote the
Miss Pearl Robson ........
10.000 first four contestants are oncer
Miss Marie Totmop ...
10.000 tain as to just how long anyone
Mias Kutbcrine Wilson..
10 ,000 <>f them call remain in the lead.
Miss Ruth Hand .............
Velma Shipp and Miss Nell
Proves to he Light Month
Postal receipts for the Sanford
office for tho period just ended,
including tho months of July, Au
gust and September, totaled $9,
024.87 ns compared with $7,552.30
for the same period or quarter of
last year, nnd is n gain of $1 ,
452.59 or approximately 19 per
cent, according to figures present
ed this morning by Postmaster J.
P. tun o f this city.
.I. Unlit
ii„ii allows
„ i , „an
n inin
1Ills, sulci Ml.
n .y»r
crease oft nearly *>
JU
pci ,.nnl
cciu IIVIT
over
'
.
Mfl<i
A meeting which, in tho opinion
of many, will eventually mean
more to the vegetable growers of
Seminole county thnn perhaps any
other step ever tnken bv them as a
body, was held nt the Court House
in this city Friday night.
Mayor Forrest l.ake, chairman
of the body of growers which was
organized hero during the 1923-24
marketing season opened the ses
sion by stating that he had called
the meeting ix-cnusc of a matter
of vital importance which had to
he
, decided upon.
' , . He , reminded
. ..
thoW! prcuonl
' .,
, of, till’ .VfllUC. Of tlU*
co-operation lnsl spnm? in tho
r*n
Tho gamo went tvrolvt inning* '■
before the McGraW men wer*' a f * * ‘
to beat out thalr adveraari**. 3
until tho ninth tho New oYrkt
were on tho long end pf,,a 2 -to-,
score, but in their half of »hl» sti
in, the Bonntors scored R run
tied tho score.
>
• i ‘.
For two more innings th* two
teams battled desperately to score,
but neither wns ablt to nut *croa»the winning tally, until tho twelfth,
when the Giants counted twice.
In their half of tho last Inning
the Senators tried one® more to
tic up tho score and came ve— ’
near doing it, hut thrlr best t*forts netted them only on* *core
and tho Giants won by a one-rtfh
margin.
> *.
' ■
Walter Johnson hung up what is
believed to l>o a new world merica
strike-out rocord when he fannt l
12 men. Tho Washington aea, » l- though ho was pdunded for 14 hit*, .
succeeded In working him«elf out o t ’
Hovcrut difficult positions. Nehf,
the Giants’ moundsman, gave up
hut ten hits.
Tho score by Innings w a» ap
follows:
, ■ ,
« ? it is
thut he believed
time to begin a new form of co
operation which will prove even
more valuable to properly adver
tise the celery grown in the SanDclta so that it may
become better known throughout
the United State*, and increase the
volume of consumption so that
there may hi- no over production.
Mr l^rke slated that if the San
ford crop i* advertised through the
Total receipts for the first nine proper medium, all growers will
months of 1924 ure $41,599.08, tM-nefit becaUVe of increased con
while for the same’ period in 1923 sumption. this of course bringing
they amounted to $35,822.85. 'I his with it better prices for celery. The
Walter Johnson, premier iiurlei of the Senutors, failed to hold is a gain for 1924 of $5,875.23 or advertising, he said is to lie paid
tlie hard hitting New Yolk team in the opening game today and
more lltun 10 per cent. These fig for by an assessment of two nr
fcjvi
telling JU-t what minute one leads.
“ ilucky" Harris' team had to bow in <1, feut to McGruw's men.
ures, it is pointed out, uguin indi threa cents on each package of col- Washington .000 001001 0011
Working quietly but systematical
cate tho substantial growth and e ry, as the growers should see fit, New York -.. .010 100 000 002
* Wolter 'Ji hnaon, ,tha '
ly Miss Versa Woodcock doesn’t
progress in Sanford and Seminole
l! wiut further stated by Mr.
star, huri*t, vwa«
fn .-x .ty * -n ‘
uu\ much about her determination
county front year to year.
\
- tha* hr,. » | t m l
iMvajt*
to fool all the other workers by
lh A m d -V kBrihar at •
j .Receipts i t t ilb«-flwnth
,.r v. _i m w ; •e ...
rled with tt»-W>tc*ap* were
lember amounted to $2.72AJtO , the prominent growers had already
piling up a big score cannot be con
entf,
Contrnrf ta currcn
rs o f IlftM /--dead whoso
_mfl Cqhtrarf
cealed.
Mi** Naomi Fellows is
while receipts in the postal de- 1 discussed the matter somewhat and Manager McGraw sent’ A:
appear oh the roll of honor
were present nt the
-------, making every minute produce
purtment for August, also of thi* thut thei
■to do tho hurling for- W*
|orma tho bn»c o f the atone Iown Senntor Declares I’ resi-Vlll, , ,im| , well up with the oil,
year, totaled $2,539.50. This Is a gathering two representatives of ‘ instead q f Hugh flcQuillnn.
to their valor. There were
N.
W.
Ayr
and
Son.
advertisers.
gain
of
only
$85.80.
an
increase
of
dent is Part o f Machine Or- ,t *.
dy, n veteran of throe worm I
rp from many part* of .the
lav of the campaign sec*
upproxiinutely three iwr cent, but This company, said the chairman, rios, wa# elected, to -jR.-tb* I
gun trillion Which Strayed
bach
States whose boy*' names
the competition get warmer and
it is said that a single month can hn* proved itself one of the most cuiving.
' .. '•
^n thut long list. Them were
From Ideals Its Founders «S time passes the rivalry become*
not be taken for nn accurate ex efficient advertising agencies in
Kelly’s Home Ron I* Fretufe
mid brothers and other dear
'
Democratic
Nominee
Fnishes
!
Committee
Recommends
Cornmore keen and enthusiastic. The
ample for nn increase or decrease. the world. He then presonted N.
Easily
islly , the s vfeature
* s v
»
—-o
—- f , ! toe
A
. the dead to take their part
Mission o f li People to HnnEMMETTSHURG, la., Oct. 4 — contest will be one-half over on
Day In New Jersey By
In 1923 receipts were $3,315.30, D. Ivy. one of the representatives .was .Kclljni
K
d
l/
h
fan
tha s p
home
run
in
the
honors living comrades will Senntor
dye Work Suhject to Ap u decrease of $591.25 >>r approxi who spoke in regnrd to the man
Smith
W, Brookhnrt, next J-aturduy »n,l each of the
Speaking in Chapel I’ rineefirst man PP inW
,
t<-,lay when the monument storm center in Iowa politics since leaders ure hoping to be at t h,
ner of advertising and the value und inning. The
mately
17
per
cent.
The
postmas
proval
of
all
Commissioners
I on, Repudiating League
stanza at
riled.
his election two ycurs ago, and tup when the half way ntuik t
ter again reminds tlie public that of such aid to the marketing of ___ tliq Wi#^.. J P P I (P I , ________ __
old Ruddies Meet.
crops.
who early this week denounced renched
A committee of five representing the total for the quarter is iieari)
the Giant centcrfielded uoled opt -J
N'l WAItK. N. J . Met t John
|ng the day ns the veterans Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice
Section Prosperous.
$10 I ’ ri/c to be Awarded.
\\ |lak I*. I leinociulic pifsldential the five commissioners’ districts to 20 pel , ent larger tliuii for tho
*1 about the headquarters presidential candidate, formally
It wn* first stated by Mr. Ivy hU four bagger after ho had thfeo
The contestant turning m tin noinilo',-. making seven spec, he* ill supervise the county welfare work same period litst year.
ball* and two strike* called on him.
»hed for each unit, the rel- opened hi* campaign for re-elec most cash subscriptions before I"
Even though September receipts that he bad visited u number of HU performance cau»ed tho stand*
was icommended to the t humher
|ought among them for those tion here Friday with an address o’clock Saturday night, October II. New Jersey F/iday, ell"-** the
the
local
farms
and
fropi
observa
of foinmerce at its weekly lunch were comparatively small, states
pew intimately the one who in' which he attacked President will win a special prize of $!". , In,pci of I’lincetoii Itoiversity. con nt the Montezuma Hotel by its the _postmaster, it is expected that tion uoulil tell thnt tho fnrmcrs in to roar with applause.
However, in tho foqrth innlnij
once
presided
nvci
b>
W
nodrow
O n In* life In France. It was Coolidge and “ machine party lead With this iik view various worker*
this section were prosperous, in
ns the place to express his .special committee appointed some- October, November und December tellectual and progressive.
Turry not to be outdone by h*
jpurtumiy of many o f- those ertt." Replying to reports that he |un- making today count nnd are |Wilson,
With
)]nmbitioii to call the American time ago to draw Up u suitable vvill show lurge increases over the
team mate, aUunn\*d a homer iht
fat sons or brothers to talk would »upport the presidential ran asking nil their friends and uc
plan t» carry on the work in Sem months of the lust quarter in 1923. tho fine grades of celery grown the left field bleacher*, after John
sen who stood beside them didney of Robert M. I-a Follette, he quaintances to give aubscripliotis people hack to a realization <>f
here,
he
suid.
tho
growers
should
Money Order Uusinre*".
son hud atruck out two m*n in *uctheir great part in the world, to inole county.
last hour* and the tears that said he never had a thought of
It was further leurncd from Mr. put on an advertising scheme to ccssion. Johnson then »truck out
, ! the great opportunities with which
Ljuring thi* period.
The report, which was adopted,
Ucd today as tho seven-year- leaving tho Republican party.
plure
their
crop
before
the
consum
After next Saturday night tr,<‘ , tl»«*> are confronted, to tlie great recommended that the matter of Hall that during September. 1924. er.
the next bitter, adding another to
|cs of valor were recounted
The Republican party, Senator voting schedule will again be cut j (j
thnl stand before them to- appointing the committee be left money order* issued totaled $15,hia total of strikeout* o f th* gamo}
First In This Line.
•1 comrades, in no way dim- Brookhnrt charged, has atruyed down and subscription* wil have •
( Continued on page 31
| to the county hoard of commtsWashington Bcore*. • M
To start such advertising, he
[c glory of the sacrifices tlpit from tho ideal* of it* founders, a smaller voting powdt for the M ^
h, *nid, “ thut I *i<(tiers, hut offered the names of
Tho Senators flexor scored \
said, will put Sanford the first to
dedicated toduy with nil whilo the “ machine organization,"
• •league would , flvo people for consideration of the
advertise Hits special product un tho sixth when McNrtsley . '
our entrance into ihc
|mp and pride of military ar- he declared had refused to recog lowing period.
‘ ’ hourn. The names proposed wuro
der consideration.
If Sanford ulum; the third ban* Una, '
not only he impossible, but, If
government and living com nize tho will of thq peonle.
achieved, would be fruitless unle** T. W. Luwton from district four;
starts first, he said. Sanford will third whan his captain wfls
[can bring to the ceremony.
Referring particularly to his
benefit mgnt and the other celery out from short to first, or
it represented tlie co-ordinated will Mrs. Howard Lymun front district
First Division men wero oc- own differences with leaders of his
nation content with thut de- live; Mrs. Endor C.’urlett from dis
growing sections will have to tag field hit and then V o re d
Friduy only with sightsee* party, Senntor Brookhnrt said that |
DuUpse front dis
behind. If 0110 of the other sec wa* thrown out at first, by 1
|cision But until the day comes, I trict three; II.
hd organisational reunions in although \ho had been nominated, '
.
.
a
tions starts first then Sanford will York second baseman.
urn not willing that everything w« trict two and Fred R. Wilson front
jrening where many remlnisby two hundred thousand Repub- ■A S S O C i a t C d
L l S i l l i e S do shall !«• conditioned upon it* dibtricl one.
Tho croWdr was nearly fc
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.— Busi have to tag behind, he added.
of the battle days in Erunce “lican*.
County and t i t ) Furniah Lunds ness in federal courts throughout
without a machine and with* |
____
Mr. Ivy pointed out that only a when the Senntor*'put over 1
raising no dispute in Die senate of
[gone over. There was one out money,” and waa “ opposed by
Further the committee rcconjfew years ugo tho Reynolds Tobac first score of tlie game. 'Th* f*i
WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. 4. the United States.”
in which they came to. per- Wall Street money and by the
1 mended that the county commis the country has become so con co Company wns pructically un were calling fofl the scor* to 1
__Following
tho
election
of
offieMr.
Davis
reiterated
his
pledge
however, that they entusted president’* power,” hia nomination
sioners nnd the city commissioners gested that relief cun only be ob known, hut that it niartud out* it* tied but tho best Harris'
little group of high officers of had never been recognized by Pres tr* Friday afternoon the closing thut if he were president and n be requested to appropriate such tained by the creation of addition
Tsrtinu- division or o f tha'div- ident Coolidge ns the voice of Re festivities of the fourth annual conference on world disarmament funds as they sec tit, to be used in al judgeships, in the opinion of advertising on a systematic scale, could do was to garner one co
federal circuit judges who have through the Ayer Company, and and two HRs o ff Nehf1* delis
meeting of the Associated Da lie* were held in 1925. this country
‘ ** it nowf stands on the aVmy
( Continued on page 3)
each
publicanism in Iowa.
The Seventh Inning failed t
.
been In conference here three days now it spends over $5,000,000
of Florida were held last night would take purt in it.
end that was to testify Gen*
Senator Brookhnrt declared Re
year for such publicity. IneldentIncident th* Senators score but New
(Continued on pugc 3)
with Chief Justico Tuft.
John J. Pershing, first com- publican Icadera refused him favor nt the headquarters o f the I aim
Japanese Want Stay
The conference found after n ally. ho said, more Camel ciga tried vainly to cqtjptcrwher
of this division, the loyal Dccauso he had differed on so Beucli Yacht Club on the club *
of the dockets in each of rettes arc sold than all the other and WUson both got tkflh.r
an his comrades still feel to* many occasion* from the national pier. From the two dozen or more Man Is Killed When
Out of Chinese W ar review
attending the gathering the follow
[him.
.
;
the district courts that in Inrgu brands of cigarettes nnd more o ff Jqhnson. in tbo El
administration, naming a dozen is* ing selection was made to head Auto
1
■■
Turns Turtle TOKIO, Oct, ■4.—
cities and In other districts where Prince Albert tobacco is sold titan ington threatened. t°
ent Sword to Pefihipg.
all the other kinds of tobacco.
uaes.
'
Fivo
thousand
Rice got as far as second ba»
the
association
for
the
coming
condition* lead to many violations
testimonial took .the form
“ For a number of years’’, it whs
“J belong to the farm bloc," the
persona,
including
member*
of
the
of the Volstead act, congestion In stated, “ there was practically no Goal in. the next »»i*n up. f
indsomo mounted saber. It ircsident belongs to the Wall
DE F U N IA K SPRINGS, Oct 4.
.Wcsther Q ftr s V
^President, W. A- Elliott, busi Ernest Winn was killed and W ill House of Peer* and representatives the criminal business hu* increas marketing value to the Bartlett
[resented to Gen. Pershing in
After the city h*d been
Ificc by MaJ. Ceq. Robert Lee Street bloc,’* ha declared in desig ness manager of the Tlmcs-Un- iam Kinsaul, of Hartford, A la , attending u meeting in bhiba Park ed notwithstanding the recent in "ear i nCalifornia. In 1023. due
ed In fog and M>ml-dgr*I
Yd, who was among those of- nating President Coolidge ns “ the ion, Jacksonville. "
seriously injured when their au today ndopted resolutions urging crease in the number of district to effective and systematic adver few hours during the mo;
Vice-president, Lew B. Brown, tomobile turned over six mile* east the Jupancse government to in judges.
.
who passed successively machine candidate.’’
tising, the pears sold at from *15
f t have never had a thought o f Independent, St. Petersburg.
terfere In the Civil war/in China
It also was found that the in to $30 a Lin. In 1024. this year. ■un esmo out to give
Igh command o f the division
of here early today.
baseball weather. The weather
loovlhg
the
Republican
party,"
tho
as
an
ally
of
General
(mang
Tso,
Secretary-treasurer,
C.
C.
Lodcreased volume in civil busjness Iwith continued advertising on a
f*ncc. Engraved on the »«abwarm and ideal for the pite
senator
said.
“
My
whole
soul
is
Manchurian
louder,
vyht/
is
carry
could not adequately be handled larger scale, and with tho crop
I was an ioacription saying
rington. News, DeLand.
SAMSON.
Ala.. Oct. 4.—Ono
arm of Johnson, who I* known J
apped up in the principles of
For directors, Herb Felkol, Rec member o f Hartford, Ala., High ing on the hostilities against tho by the present’force of judges.
lit was presented as a token
four per cent leas than in 1023, the hot weather hurler.
ncoin,'
Roosevelt
and
Kenyon.
I
Peking
government
for
tho
control
To
Relieve
Congestion.
ord.
St.
Augustine;
Hari>
Brown.
pc division's “ admfrutlofr. af*
school football team was lulled and
pears were sold at from
to $60
At 8 o ’clock this tnor
will fight any leaders who seekStar-Telegram, Lakeland; D. M.
To roliv. congestion, the con a ton and netted tho growers more
pn arid loyal dovotlon” to its
-another member believed fatally o f the central government. “ Japan
to
divert
the
party
from
these
must
carry
out
her
policy
in
China
ference renewed- Its recommenda than $2 ,000,000 over the prelouu fan* were at tho gate*
Conkllng, Post, West .Palm Beach; injured in an auto wreck while en
Mmc chieftian, now retired.
waiting for them to
Ross Reader, News, Miami, W . route
home * from
DeFuniak separate of other powers," the res tion to’ congress a yesr ago for
Ith Gen. Bullard came Major great purposes."
Many
bad waited in II
olution
rend.
the creation of two new circuit y*Af few years ago, **ld M jc lv y i
M. Glenn. Sentinel, Orlando; C. G.
Sununcrall and Ely and Brig
DES MOINES, Iowa, Oct. 4e— Malien, Times, T am w ; and F. P, Springs, Fla.
Judgeships to be assigned to the there was an .over production or tarly.bourn of Mm inor
Parker, all of whom eomSenator Snflth W. Brookhait, 1* Fildes, Timas, West Palm Beach.
eighth
ftlreoit,
embracing tho olives in Bpain. For the .fa in ,two sand* were turned away
(Continucd on Paga 3)
denouncing
President
Coolidge
Lakeland ws# chosen as the next
* states of Minnesota, Iowa, Missdu* or three years, the consumption gates'aa tho*crowd, eto** to
and Charica G. Dawet.’ BepubHcen
School.
rl, Arkansas, Nebraska, Colorado, has increased l>cr capital unti OOOwIBM the stands long ,
of meeting p t the association.
|nies Influence Of nominees for pr**ident and vioo* place
...
Kansas, North *nd Bouth Dakota. there is no chaneo fbr a "gulled Uic gatua b *ga n .''
No definite date we* named, but 1$
( oolldge Throws H rrt .
president
in
h
i#
Etnn»*tt*hW|f
Oklahoma,
Woymlng,
Utah
and
decided
tobpld
the
.»prin*
lily Name Campa »l»cech of yesterday, automatical waa
market. Tha growtrs could reR
President <Coo|t
m . either
...... ...
three new more than th*Y produce. Tho In
New M
meeting
In U i t t k f f ’A n i c
on
the
ly
repudiated
the
Republican
par
ounds
more
to
the
man
l football
assigned to crease in productlan .gach f M * i* first bail which (
Th* newspaper ntan ^ yolced
Q:- P Y O R K , Oct. 4.— Mra.
district
Th* Sanford high sc
jo can
game o f what f
g for tho J U comiKised
" .............o f ‘ men
~
and on# to
I « * Robinson, mister o f the ty, ’ the Republican etate central raise and W-end a fund r
team completed its t
soulharo
. , York
.
bxftbail
committee
.decided
af$c$
an
*ll-4*y
the iqost-s
that
It
will
take
some
p*a
gon
with
Tjeodore Roosevelt, denied
fur advertising the »t*ta
northeni Georgia, ' “ot’ only are all ^ If^ o U v o conimmpVipn L*
initial gam* of- tm
history of
.»
latku this C o a cK tB . H a l f a —
ry, the c#dIda in trad* naw*p«prr*;*nd byjd** Putnam high school,
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., the session here Friday.
.these judeas
The committee Issued a atatc- acriptiv* Florid* literature,
.ractic* in punt. pass or run
ut the Incrraio
'bean nominee fo r governor
afternoon with a-air
frrence
I.
ng Friday play ing to beat th*
efit the celery growere o f
in the valdme of business.now
^ ork, w*s dtpending on ment late Friday afterncton out plan was subp
th* high school bu
** The local team has a -admi>Utc i
Ion even more -wan
‘ thence of his family.name in lining its views on the BTookhart i f Tamp*. b f <L« Thomas A d v ^ that tlw schedule up td Tlianksgiving and
situation. - ' “
’
,
_ a much more staplo
mpalgn.
.
The eiaches re
tislng Agency.
*•
on
that
day
t
f
ll
nrobably
ylait
the
" I t is our belief that this action
today a
x be prepared In a t L'
A forenoon program .consisting sqoad is in goo,
York and oh# for
*
pn the part of Senator Brookhart,” of talk* and discussion* wa* «*r- contest and tha,
Paiatka University- of T l
—
«nd is not coruddered
The cot
.COM
se Tonight Marks the statement said, “ bM been in- ried out, end at 1 o’plock th. rW - is boastingrof a s'
iven, they
oiumei
of acy as « t * olive*.
[red
by
the
beads
of
the
La
F
9
I’or Spa*
are
predicting-a
v
$h« bt ,
ng Anniversary te party for tho malicious pqr- tora. With friend*,
t««*t*
Drake
Univt“
‘
mV 9:3Q
Tusca, ford. Ih e tegm ’
■sea where I
It if ed With J
Paiatka. 0,Tx-|, Uli<
o f attempting to turn the »t- of D. H. Conklf—
1 o f,
The diners •o’clock this
lions 1
wills
club,
»
t
I
bi
WCTON^Oek.';
J k *‘
'
voter* from the real
ipforti
number of
accompanied bj*'a'
t
71
were addressed by
nineteenth" —M
ainpi
supporters.
y* •
af P
. '.Ton
GOOUDGE
BYBROOKHARTIN
CAMPAIGN TALK
.3!! ?
•*«"*
.
further
*nid
tho latter*’ homo grpunda tl
afternoon h y n score of 4 to 3.
year a steady nnd substantial gam
in |iostal sales in Sanford. The
postmaster stutes that he believes
the business of the postoffice of
any city or town a fair business
barometer and says that where
there in a substuntiul gain in post
al receipts, there must necessarily
lie a substantial guin in the busi
ness and population of the locnli-
r
DAVIS SPEAKS AT SENIOR CHAMBER
SEVEN DIFFERENT FAVORS WELFARE
PLACES IN A DAY PLAN SUBMITTED
M o r e Judgeships
Should Be Created
Conference Decides
Holly A d d r e s s e s
S t a t e Convention!;^"
S
H igh
Football Team Leaves
For InQtyl Game o f Present Season
B
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THE SANFORD HERALD,
Brooksville B e a t s
Sanford Kiwanians
For Championship
. *. r
Of course McCall wns, there with
the strike outs nlso. He fanned
fifteen men while Hawkins fot;
Brooksville checked sixteen.
"Slicrm" Lloyd owing to a bad
log from the Titusvillo game was
fcrc 6d to stay on the bench. If
By L. C. BcBOUT
we only had him to pinch hit we
The Kiwanin State Chamnion- may hnvc won the •tme.
«hip baseball came staged by the
"Doc” Gardiner is also Innu- on
Sanford stars and the Brooksville
champs opened nt Leesburg with the foot, nnd therefore another
the local boya in the field. It wns star was’ unable to play.
a cane of one, two, throe and 'San
Tom Meredith advised nil the
ford went to bat This half innlnjr was about of the same order boys to "punt" the ball. Tom wns
ns the preceding one. Ohc out n little mixed in his athletics. .
standing feature of the first few
Sid Hive umpired n good gnmc
innings Was a scarcity o f hits nnd
the continual "striking the air” nnd deserves much credit for his
Dy the batsmen. One alibi was fine decisions.
that the field was in bad shnpe,
long grass, deep sand, bags not TRAFFIC
HALTS
tiM, etc. A few others were sore
arms, did not practice, no band to W H E N
W A T E R IS
cheer us to victory, not the proper
TWO
FEET
morn or less.
i!
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’
and to a n y nnd nil o th e r person or
persons w h o s o ’nainas s r e un kno w n.’
c la im in g ' a n y ri ght, title or Inter
est In nnd l o the p ro p e rty h e r e in
befo re d es rrlh ed or, a n y pnrt anil
parcel thereof. >
*
It n p p e d r ln g by the s w o r n hill of
i-innplulnt In this rn use lllrd Hint
>o0 or each o f you. m ay claim some
right, title o r luterest in and to tlm
, Innds and p rem ise s ho rolnho fore d o
st rllted and that y o u r places of r e s
idence nro u n kno w n.
;
It Is th erefore ord ered. That you
nnd eseli o f you he. and you are
1 her eby re u lred to uppenr to tills hill
| of com pla int In this cau se nn the
! third d ay o f Novomlicr, A. It 1921.
1 nt the Court
H ouse In Sa nfo rd ,
Sem ln o'e
County.
Fl orida.
said
DEEP
(Continued from Page 1 )
the Fredericksburg district and
tion depended on the outcome of project which crosses Claybourne’s
.
this gnmc. However the stnr pitch run wns taken out by the stream.
,
cr for Brooksville continued to
Richmond was still unable to es
| V . groove them across much to the
Ij
distress o f the Sanford boys nnd timate the damage caused by the
F; i s
McCall in turn made the other lads overflow. Squads of city employes
take three in a row quite often. waited for the water to fall from
Brooksville tallied three runs up the streets to begin .removal o f de i > f i l i a l I T r o i i i t . * i : \
j i me m i . c n ir r r r . m i h i a o i .i :
- ,
to the sixth inning and in the ninth
ro r\ r% , n .o tiiiM . i\ ctu r\ .
'
• « ™ * t "lURRlng feast wps held by bris and repair to city property.
t i:m .
V j
the Sanford "unbeatables” nnd the
In the Lynchburg nnd Columhln .1 ^ La I v*it ( *f*mplnlnnnt.
VP
"core was tied. Had not a p.Hir districts towns were rapidly re
• Mflvlu t*Msari IV » r \ nnd W i l l i V r t v
'
, decision been made on Burke Steele
hft hu*r>a|id. I n f » m l a n t *
moving its effect of the flood. Con
Pt third another point would have
N M T It 'K T O N O V I t r . S I O l . N T s
siderable
damage
hns
been
report
T
o t d l x l * (*f»m«tl IV »r> nnd W ill
.
been made at this time.
rr\. MtnnK'' N*»u
>
The score being tie in the Inu ed iiut no estimate o f how higti the l*# Vntt
a i r h r n hv ri*«|tilvt*.| and #.» of the ninth, another inning wns i.t figure would run had been reached. d.-rfil in lit* and a p p . a r l u f o i i ' ..nr
•oMd t*lrr«ili ( ’..nit
hi
tli.
order. Through n couple e r r o r s
I I mii *.* in S»t nfoi d. Kliirhln ».n tin
and n little wildness the Brooks
l h *l Mi.?ida> In Nov. nih. r I 1*?! !•••
6 ‘ . scored two more runs and Snn- DAVIS IS CHEERED' Inu the Trd <lax #*f mill nw.ntli th «n
and liter** In nn*u # r th* t. 1 11 ..f « ..rn
ford’s last tint was promising *»-it
y o r k e r s ! nlalnt Ml**.I Im i «*|ii ak’ Alii«t \*.ii atnl
) .
the tide coulil not be stemmed and b y n e w
fn*t i|*o *nld hill nf fiiinplii I nt
* the game wns won by Brooksville AS
W III h r *ak#n n* *’«*|if*-word nunlli*t
LA U D S SMITH fall
I
In a ten hiding nffrny by n score of
> *iU. 1*. ho follnw-rd h> Hnal dret r i
ll I** fl ir th« t f.rdrrt-d that tl.l* n«»|&
' fire to three.
(Continued from page I )
» 1•••• Im- piiltl min'd In i Iif Sanff.rd
Sanford
A.B. It. H. I V A. E. SB.
llf-rnld
»tnr*» oat h w i*rk fn» f«.ni
* •' BoBout, u . , 1
II 0 1 l | 0 was nothing hut a rubber slnm| <**if)*rf-iit I vr u o.-k*
WlifM*** mt lit*ml and tli* r ••*«I #.f
'•I
Ovorliu, c .. 4 1
14 3 0 1 ami had nothing to do with the
*ald •’•dil l Mil* I’*', d i . #.f S . p t . n i
K '„ ' Mcr’h crlb 4. I
1 13 o o l tiunsfer of the naval oil reserves In
t I ••2 •
■TON McCall, n ... 4 1 0
1 4
11
IS* a l l
I! A O O r i l L A S S
l.ift to put his name to a paper
("1*1 k • *1ff€*II 91 1'.dll l S**fll illfllr
flteclcr 3b ..4 0 2 3 2 3 I that he knew nothing about,
«
*Miint
\
.
I**l«i» Ida
■, iTJyrd, If .... 4 0 0 0 0
i it t, “ And there wns another one —
l o a m w i : i : k s o *•
t*ane,rf .... 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 an assistant secretary of the navy .i a .m i : s •; s i i a lo »\
S«#11. If f»• f ••! « *1.111 pi :#|II •Ilf
Hutc’n 2b ... 4 0 0 0 2 0 1 i and his alibi was that he was
Srpi ?»; OW
• 10. 17 24
MU; «Mnttii's cf ..4 0 0 0 0 0 0 nothing but a messenger boy.
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"Attorney General Daugherty
^Totals .. 36 3 4 32 1 2 6 5 bail his alibi. And his alilo was
that his rigid hand, Jess Smith did
• '
BM Ilc
A.B. R.ll. Po. A .K .S B not know what his left hand
Hudson
6 2 1 3 2 2 2 Gaston It. Mentis, was doing. And
Randall
4 0 2 15 2 i 2 then. Hint Men lie hod repudiated.
I k ',11 ••Ittrk „ ...... 4 o o i o i o 1
‘ and after he repudiated, he loul
Rtf
Hawkins
4 2 2 2 2 0 2 repudiated Ids repudiation; end I !•,,*)can .
j assume in time you will h a v a|rt.,ii.i„,
i repudiation of the repudiation of i to'**
•
Hill ....
r» tt it o o o <i
Blake .
4 0 0 0 0 It o
Kentherlcy
4 it
—
^.Totals
00
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to
o
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r i m m - m i N i t i. i: c m n t n . u t a T k
O F P M I I I I I I A . IN I ' l l \ N C K f l Y .
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(P/iwtncfyfor&t
DELICIO US
FR U ITS •;
ttfiGPrAB1
ipside the cleanest
Visit I'IG G L jr W IG G L Y today— it will I* A Y Y O U — Step
you ever saw— check the prices— note th e nationally known brands— help y„
to what you wnn(— jm y as you go out and take youi* purchase home with you,
ARE YO U P A Y IN G MORE T H A N THESE PRICES?
in
C ITATIO N
SciMI••••!•' ‘ ’uiiniv llavlk.
m
ror|i*»rn-
Stilt*- cf
Klorhla.
VI••ti ••ruHiitxpfl ;mil «-*t*MHM uii«l*T
tin !.i u h of i h«
* •f111•I:• Iini nt
1*
: ft L Y N C H . if i »\I i»k . a ml
I * .MiM»rt. 1
nt
tf i I' .h I nil itiiri I* n plalmliut Int*»*i*t mid. i Nanni* It Lynch. ilt‘< | *!*•* I* M hhii
lti**hl*-nr*' I'nkti'.wTi
• • ih* •!
nth«*ru l*<f . to tin* hind*
li ap fu a i liik ft'on (lie s u m n hill
«l« netilifii tn t)if» lull of Com nf i omplalnt ftl« d tn Mil* ran*** that
plaint I t«*f>fti|ji nt*
>nn h i * a r«'Rld**tit nf a hI. i I** »‘r
K.imirv ntli.-r than tIn*
atr t.f Kl«»r• * iti» i: it r o i t p l i i l h w t i o n .
lilii,
and that > m»ii |»lui*< »»f r* *lil«*nc**
T*» Nannie* It Lvtifli if ll\lute. ami
I* unktiMun.
If «!••»•! all pftrtlfn «*latniliiKr InterTh**r**fm i •• > on. I ’ M#M»r# ar«
• *t* nn.1#*r N a n n t f It l.yticlt. d c - !
mt**f'i| f»» iiilu n v twc |iitpri'«tn| In •l«itrf*d lo l.f nviil npp< iir Im f.*r** our
r
ltd
* ‘ii« »itt i ’. i i i I
at
tin
(*'»urt
III** la n d - and pr* n»l«« •• ln>i»lvrd In
ll».ii**» In Sanf'.rd
» Ida .»n » In*
II'I e Mitt **Miinlrit I \ inn and hrlttkf
tn tin. * ‘f.tint > nf S**nttn*)l« Hint** #»f 3• •I da\ * f Nov«'nih»*t, A I 1 1*21.
Khirhla iimro pnrl Paiilat l > di*ti«*rlti- and Mm m and I h••t nriln a n » u f I*,
tin Mil
nf
i-iiniuliiirit
fkhl1dt.il
•••I a* f . I In\s-n, ( c» u It
a*',. In** I > mi. ..I It. rw I*** t •!•«»•. pi ••
lad t »n. t | ) hi... k 111. ^ * n ( I I )
\t 111 Im • II* # Ff*d aCalfist
Tt**i Si s • n (7) ai . Mtdtnc |«. K It I t •. |. f •
*l*i «If ••» d ’*« M ap .*f tli* « ‘i»\ i. f San
It
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r••I Hull (l,i- •-Itii11.>ii I,,
f*»td S«-tiiiiii.1t* <*.innT%. I li.ftda. ft* t
t Md. d In It., piil.lif Ic* . mi d*
nf pnl.llsbeil in lb. S.*'il<>r,| II. i.ilil ii
,i. u -I-..f*• i p u b l i s h , ,! In i-,,ii,lfi,,t,
Srniln.d. I*f.iint\
rhittfla
* ‘.iiui' I I,,i bln •,•!,, it iv,-, k f,-r
and t*« mii \ mi.I all p. rH.fti i.r p#*r- fill t Otl-I', til i v. ttl’l'ks
h*.ii *
m link.*
ttatiiil ar»* un k n o w n
\\ IT.NKSS in' Ii.i ii,I mill III! -- il l
• lalitiln»: nn\ i ic>*t till# «»t IntffCNt
f III. HilUl • 'll I nil .......
o, |Ills
l». ami ti. th*- p iM p iiit In i it nh**fi»r<‘
«lf**rriia«J t»r a »r> |«..it ..nil purc«d
n a n m i
NO. 21-2
CALIFORNIA
I* it |ipr a rl
l»> Mm Hworu Mil • f
i •*i*. itlii Iii i iii iM*. ..urn. fili-.l tltnt
t "ii
mi
•-.'ifli *»f .. tMi iii.. x • laltn No in.
i twlit till*- *>r fftt* r**.t mi iiml tn |L.I.lllfl* »i*l plf’llllf.* a 11* If nil** f.*ri- <1*
r• » 11... | 4i ml lh.tl Xmiii iJ.it • h of r*-*
S A T U R D A Y - CALL 39
Roberts’ Grocery
SELF
RISING
Nightiugale
o n
—
(I 30
7
f.
t;
l-'HKSH n i;SMI'S A N D MI S' IAI (I ) (.IIKKN.-,
S TK I N i ; IJLANS, C A i I I H i T . A Yi i t ' A i m
I’KAUS. HKFT1S. CIM.KKY. A f
I’l.KS, H AN A N AS.
lw6 fore liy innings:
|(
Bpnnksvllle
(Mlfl 0| I |n*2—n
Baufql d
>
iv ^.>i>>."» i ll - »«
I,Imre sre unknown.' '
. It is tUeryfnrQ prtun;«l. T t y t yen
ap<l m ri i Ilf you. n a a you ara. he r e b y
required to a p p e a r to this bill o f
complaint In this cau s e flfetl. on the
third iln> of N ov e m b e r, A. D. 1»JI.
nt tlie i ’*iurt
lfo usn
In Sa n fo rd .
Seminole
I'ounty, ** Flo rid a,
said
m ime being n suit to (|ulet tltln In
the t omplalnnnt. J. K. l.nlng. to the
her einbefore described Innds, and
J. .f IHcki nson. J ud ge of Ilie hlMiVo H im nnd there m a k e a n s w e r to tills
styled court, on the .mill d ay of
A ugu st. A. I>. 1921. the imderslgncd
cuminlsslnners Mill offer fo r Salavat
puliII'’ olirlloli |o the highest nnd
liret M dd er fo r rush In f m n f - t i f the
Court House door In Sa nfo rd . S e m
inole C ounty. Florida, on Mnndsy,
October sixth. 1924, lirttveen the l e
g a l ho urs o f sale, the f o l l o w i n g d e
scribed land l y i n g nnd b e i n g .In
Seminole County. Florida, to-tvlt;
l.ol T w o (2 ). Mini k Ten ( 1 0 ). T i e r
Nine <:•). of (lie T o w n o f Hanford,
Seminole County. Flo rid a, a c c o r d
ing lo i: It TrnThird's M ap o f Snnfotd. riorld.i. dulv r# corded |n tile
I ’libllc lle r o rd s of S e m in o l e ’CdUhty.
. I ' iiii b a s e r to pm for title.
II C HI'KOSK.
!> I. T l l l t A S H K n .
K H W A I I O K. U N I X
Commissioners.
.1A M I :S <l SI IA IKIN'
Solicitor fo r Complainant.
000
IKMt 003
3
JJnUcrirs: S/mford, McCall and
Ovorlin; Broolisville, Haw kin- and
Rundail. Umpirn, Sid ICiv<
WORK
ElM Sror.AL
c h u r c h t o r u o in
NEXT
Sidcli^htH
EEW
I'ry a ra n
DAYS
l i 01, L - i l - \ \ E A T ," th e
of
Matt's feet got i aught in tlie
sandhuri s and weeds in <i tiler
field and he missed a fIv
«•*,
-------’
Lane in light field could liunllv
"CP over the "h ay" and looked lit.,
(t rabbit i ,,dining mound in t 'c
wilderness.
DO Y O I
o V GOOD EATS
STom
new Cereal
G E T Y O I |{
M O N E Y S W O K T II \\ H E N
Y O U IH Y Y O I R
GHOt EH IE S ?
Byrd in left was lueky that *i
really was a “ liird" lxsnai«„ gn
hhd to fly to gel nrulllid as (In
olio flv
Ovrrlin at the plat put up a
vallnnt figiit hut his shoulder g a v e
him (mulih uud . i ippied his wing
;
Mcriwelh* i was the same old
"M erry" at first suck and reached 1
for them all and fought a good
fight.
.selling tit sue)i large i|UMlitil te.s it" tn atT<*t <| Ireah gnml.s n
all I into .also actually making I hern co,st I*"' - here tha:
claewhere
/Hutch M second was handicap
pfd try the l*,ng glass and Ii>
groundei s did tint materialize as
they stopped en route and he had
Iq duuh to meet them.
Iona Pears
*«
*
McCall on the mound was tb'-n
with the big mitt as is liisv custom
nnd pitched a fine -i.in*- but ip bf>ya could not bark him u,« Inn
per rent owing to the vaiion
handicaps mentioned.
as impo
Nollee is heleb> given that lice
Notice is herebv gtvi a tliut
III rli-c oil dogs Is now dm
A llied l ojtei. Tax t ,,ll,,toi.
B.v, Fllun Hoy, IK'putv
Helmut at short wus short in
litany ways. The imfl went wln-i •
be wasn’t and his aim was ills*
"utraim d" and lie made Mcrweilh
cr rrarh fur all lie liirew
As i*>
batting he would inuke a rood
"Windjammer” .
A & P Corn
FINEST (IE A EITY
NO. 2
CAN
99
PARAGON
LLVj
Each
> S 5 8 -« S S ft,
Campbell’s, eaeli
A. & I*., .‘1cans
Burke fUcelc nt (tie tbjjil sad,
wn* there on "atoaiing" bases and
-other tilings. Steele in made of
gOod metal nnd Wits the into of
Die day.
»*AI / *
r --Pitcher Hawkins for BrooksnIU o Is a Southern leaguer a.id
-ij, *is said belongs to Washington
and W"* tdaying for Chnttanooga.
and txdieve it or not hu bad tin
'Sanford boya uucsftng. ’
"IO N A "
HKAM )
SULTANA
Jn ss.
--* • • • a s < S fis
Sweet and Tender
i-to*
“ *■
un“ ° c & g o i y
NAPTHA
For Various I ’ses
S
4-pz Cake
O
A
P
a"
th a t h° u w an t
A C O M P L K T E L I N E O F - F K f M l I F R U IT S A N D
s s s s a s s w -
VEG ETABLES
A t 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon in th e Arm ory you will he ablf lo wltnc
iL *
V
*
jR n m > w w ^ o | | !d . •
‘wTJ. ,r
HD C E N TS.
nr i n.
>
Rokar, i)b
Red Circle, lb
8 •(/Clock....
iv.itei-iall.v
*
I.N 3E N S E LY
A D M IS S IO N
an
•
< A N N O T RE H 0 U 0 H T ’'BI<SEWHERK
IN T E R E S T !N '(i
DON’T MISS T IIE PU N
205 M a g n o lia A v e a - '- ^.-
-
*
I to Wilnno Theatre,
w m !PA
^
s is s s s a g ;s s ^ K ^ r
Tomatoes
report on the world aeriea base-hall gitm ra--T,lay-hy-plny— oa
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the
�TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924
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City News
Paragraphs
A N N O U N C IN G A N OTHER BIG
W A R R A N T Y HERDS
J, A. Robinson from Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Leo. lots 77 and 78. Milton Square near Ovrido; considera
tion, SCO.
C. L. Meadows from Warren I».
Bryant, lot 20 o f Blakely’s addi
tion to town of Lonewood; consid
eration. $500.
Doc. Brown from May R Nixon,
widow, lots 9 and 10 in block
Mornt r . JuumiFon in ueorjrt-* i l
Bishop and George DeCottes, lota
3 nnd 1. block 3, tier 0 of the city
of Sanford according to E. II. Trafford’s map of Sanford; considerstion. $5,000.
William Thoeming from .T. R.
-r l j n a u k Q W L T ?
N Y 'S
BUIGK
s p e c ia l
, i )>>
# J
■■V
£A
+JT
* V
Hicks and Anna M.. consideration
ON T H E R A S Y P A Y M E N T P L A N T H R O U G H O U R
(H IT C L A IM D E E D S
.fnnipt II. Vaughn to the City of S A i
1 Sapfmd. section 30. inwinhip 111, ,J>, J if.
south of range "0 east; couaidorn- <•***<•
tinn. 5500.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Hawk
X j.
to Georg" nnd Julis I’otee, lot-* t 7,
I ft, 17 nnd the east 50 feet of lot
^
It of block “ A", south <f Sanford +
<.
Ilnh'hts addition; consideration, ’j* ♦ +
tr.oo.
i
After having motored from A!
; bany, G h ., to Chicago t lienee ti
j Detroit nnd bark to Cincinnati and
|over to Washington, n distnnci’ ol
i approximately 3,7011 miles, Mr. am!
Mrs. Robert E. Lee Kiel nnd C. F.
I Hibbard
in the “ Albany Scout"
car, arrived in Sanford Thursday
and spent several hours in thi
! city looking over the celery field
and .buri.-l tr. a-ure ■•( tlm gold
nnd other show plurcs of this vi eargo of the Btitjch fngoti l.utine,
I cinity.
which has unffted a century's ef
Mr. Niel. who is secretary-man
foils, bin ■i—t been put into op
tils nger of the Albany Chamber nf i ration here vv.tli ever. promise of
lire * nmnierce, left that eity several surer >.
tt I weeks ago on tin* trip which lie
The 1 otine w a« w r iiF n l ,.n ji
*’ |tlescribed lo a representative of sandbank near this i hind during
UN The Herald ns being “ wonderful n violent gait in the eight of (tit
nu from
the very beginning " Mr.
Hildiurd, who is driving the car, perished. Hot carpii eonsi“lti| of
'
1 is United Stales marshal at A) seitral million dollais worth " f
g till t-ar- and pern .
ub- ,mny„
f ....
rurpnsr of I rip.
Fifty f “et of -and eovi-rs tin*
t,,n' | The purpose of this interesting wreck and repeuti i| nffnrls have
lies motor trip as evpiessed by Mr r i ->lllled in Do- refov.-i' of about
icon Niel is to supply reliable data
half a miliion d'hh 1 and the - hip's
jH the
automobile clubs and otliei bell, riovi al I lovd- ill I * 1 doll Al
'. . sources of information for tout
fit t diver- wire put to Hoik, but
eat
^r,,,’l Florida as to the \Y• - 1
loti 1 ............. .. v is iisi-d to get
. J era Dixie 11iglnvay through (inn
gin via Albany
han 1 Tin* Florida short route, accord
,1
mg to Mr, Nod, lo n n c i - ,mli the
uttl Western Dixie lllghwav at Al
.
ban) . tin- world*- pei an ........ . 1 lo
rm i * r“ ' e b i then going o-Mb via Ac
for- deisonville vv licit ,
I-., I, ,1 llo
nto Nut it,rial t 'tiu in tv . n -Inine f .i
;,|.
many, and tin nee t ■ I >"l \ alb - .
-t-llt tilehem t of tl
1 »* ii 1*1,1 1ten ti
New P rocess May
S a l v a g e M illions
From Sea B ottom
lyr.
„„
tills
rmti,.t
|Hiy
■dd
thick Avenue
Fifth S'reel i,
ttej 0 ; build
tdc roofing;
Rosa lliitehinr. 5011 Cypress Ave
restuurant, $ 10 ,
Non. l i t. Bus Serv ice. Fort Mend,
mot or vetiii le“ for lure $111.1)9.
F W I eng,
It 1 Fast 1st St
Fugle File Ins., $5.1111
1'
W I-niig.
311 F a - 1 1 ~t St„
Tvv in I ill Fire Iris.. 5.5 no.
ft nil
the
I- iot uia
line I
F
H 1• me.
ill Fast I st St .
< ••biMibiu Casualty i „
$a,(IO.
I it, l.oir, .:1 1 East 1 -! Sl._ Imp'Tters A Kxpotters [ns «
55.00
Standard (lil t o . 1 nurel Avi* ,
xv (tele-ale dealers uii- and oil, $25
Ueslei u I 'moll Tel. Co., lhllk
Al e 1-t St. ■■•legl null 1 trill, $50.
Soil, lle'l '] , I (•., 1 , 1- ;| Street.
teleplioUi sv-tetll. $30 Oil
At 1antn t <a I Fine. 1 ;ejn h Ave
1 a ii' a.I. J75 lid
ST A IF \ M l ( o l N l )
i 11 i :\ s k s
II w ill lie rem em bered th at m ir lirst hundred
lets w ere sold in le is than fo u r days... T h o s e w n n tin ff
tine or m ore o f Iheso lots must a rt <|rtick.
T h e l ’ ia e -C esl su b d ivision is located on P a n fo rd A v e n u e to
.
|{v y '
(h e south o f the c ity lim its and i ; in lira* far ad\an cem ent in p rice .this w in ter. W iih th e im p ro vem en ts
im p ro v e r! ”.ls c n atetnylated. w ith the unusually low prin ts and the
v ery easy term s, this ra le w ill o ffe r the sm all in v e s to r an op p ortu n ity that happens on ly once in a life
tim e.
E ve ry one is g iven an oppn vlu n itp o f o u n it i(i .some S a n fo rd real e sta te th rou gh our plan... R e
n u m ber. these lots can he purchased at the rate o f
ONE DOLLAR A
W e h ave a tided In cu r o th e r 'Itih plans, the O M ! 1)01.1. A R C L A S S .
SR.',.00 in .SI9 5 .(0 *.
Ity m ailin '; ■'< lirst pay nien! o f
( inn the fuel that these d e fe rre d pav men I - tin mil c a rry
l he low price asked.
A n d when you take in to considera-
in terest, il makes y o u r lot cost even less than
II enables >mt to own r ia l e-t.i le that is in crea sin g in value and should he w c tlh
I w ife what yon pay fm* il h> the lim e you
com plete
in this club, and lo n ld have had m ore i f il w ere not
a fte r the Ii st In n Ired w ere sold.
vctir p ayin ents.
A lr e a d y we h ave o v e r a hundred
doe lo the fa rt that we look them o ff the m arket
>' e have n u m b e rs in !h e citih w ho w ere in position to pay cash but
look o e l the mi aib e-sh ip l " <rc.Cc a s a v in " iueunti i fo r I h eir children.
nor plan.
T h e lots are all priced front
e ith er ST, .00 nr $10.0(1 you can then jo in the D ollar
Club and finish pav in*/ fur you r ls>( at the rate o f On e D ollar a w eek.
is not a b ette r in vestm en t than S an ford real c -ta te
A n d you can do lik cw jp e. T h e re
.w: l you are hound In colU>ct bitf-dividem in ^Dfotiith
Don’ t pul this off. hat ;»ei in tn.;ih v .il!i i, s ;m n i.'diately.
W e h ave th ree salesm en at you r
disposal.
t In e n g h t o m
n 1 lit,
lollle
all I
LANDSKN S A Y S
B R O W PU LL E TS
F R E E OF ILLS
U c pronie-ou mil' club m n
lot on \\ n in e - d a y O ctober 15th.
I in-t Si\ MonIhs ' L o t Imporlanl; I'ullets Manufuctuie, Do Not Create ligRs
T a r and F e a t h e r
P lo t R e l a t e d By
M aryland W o m a n
■bat the Betlublican candidate for
I hi 1'iMi t' w v h'ldly i In hUNiiu^s
lurrcnitfii,
■■I pn.ilii} grtiwiiig llo iiniit- i i i
-b'c Diinii-ls. L’o '2 I'opubtr
linn i . i tin that tin major pn>b- retail men loilil, $175.
iem i final of gl ow mg (pullets to
i1
\'itriliin )irigloim, P d
tin age oT six mnptlis fret front Ih P'I. n tnil nn-ti bioil. $t 7.5
iiite-l, „l oitbimmatiiti anti inte.s*
)) A Pallo r. 2PII I’alnu-tin
111 i<tJ paniMies. vvbn Ii tnvvi-r tileir repair -bon, Jilin
iilalOi
11 Ibe pui lei s a 11- mi limp
Dr i
M Mitibcll, park
agi o Dial Die) iiitmm into inutiir- ' pbi -a Ian $15,25
il) w 11Ii m b , )c!h'W-banks, led
M K. Wok.- A- Son
(ieut-va
tail
anti plump In east.- llo v have tail inert bum, $7 on
llblbli t.i 11 - puli,| In good fet-d
I C F-l l|ei t-ilgi ( ieliev a, g.i
1 oig
' m t ia l Du- wilb a fl u k $1 .25
bnv tog’ pale
g'lUl.k*.
I :u e.i alid
D \ \Vjiiii-|. Fakt Moiiim
i *m
- 1.ai ,i I 11-a-i , w t'ltk i ) i ' - , tad it:* 11 bant. $ J 75
line on iJi.nimtge I i . in Must! il-. ie
ti -lnuil louiid w iii iiis
Then is >,n
iu it.d i m ; per mi 1 s
feed oi no Dim) of feeding I hut will
Episcopal ihioeli. Park A h
inmake in ii a tbu k even (my llle twceli (Di and 5tii street J25.dtJU.ifti
, feed lull iiiii'li less a profit. Pul j Ltd 1 20
Block (1, Tier 5 tkix 1211
leiIn lav well
imjsl be
well St men File lliiijf 1 ugr
grow n
S I ATE A.Mi ( (It M l
Piilleis are made the Ins! live
LICENSE
mouth-, it not pn
Xrow it
W .1 Vaughn,
l.ake
Molina
llici e i to ulo* 1. mound for Flu, ntail unit $5 on.
u - pi-, oil 11 i ll ui -mu 11111 uciiIntis
N F. Bird. Route A. Box 23),
dupe
retail tleab-r in meats, $7 75
Tiii 11 t> loo in ui h tub. about
Morris Saudi :■•, 13th St.. R R
feels, loti many ready to eon
Ave,. i etail nit'ii liant
demit borne In mid of feed as an ali
Standard (111 ( o , »tti .Street and
bi and not « lauigh In nest r (Tort to Ijiii re I Ave.. lelail me
pin e Dig blame vv lien it "Ktl'ly
II K. Fuller, Altaui"
belongs.
telail merchant. J:* 2 >
Pulicis nianufai’tuie eggs don’t
ibisa Hllti hin-, *Di St lecl 1111(1 .>
expect them to el cute egg's.
f )|ireu» A vi1,, retail re-lauruiit, <■
Pullets eat for body nuiilltcfiauec $7 75
president in 1 U*20 declared in bis
rptHifh o f accoptanco not only that
fMfcUon was necessary but Chat it
TOjght to have begun on the day
‘ first, make an egg with Die -up.
after the armistice.” They have
plus.
The stingy feeder is re- St
twen told on good authority that
warded by not having any eggs to
zapiUllata * ami other Republican
I bother with
'* *- foolish
r....u_i. ...........
it
is a
ideu to
favorites Were warned to "stand
from under” when the deflation __ _ ___ ___ t ___ ___ ________ ___ |feed >v [MMiud or measure, they
She 1 should be fed accorduig to Dnir «pvolicy was launched, and their know Lloyd iThaiik, her husband.
lhat the full weight of it fell upon ndmitted striking the girl three petite.
times with u club but she panic!- | If you contemplate exhibiting
ifca_ farmers.
in Practically every farmer In the pa ted in the tarring and feathering * n> " f )i>ur birds at the fan, sefturtliwest ran look across the field only after being threutened by tht fact them now and give special
Bf fa vacant house
a desolate
t i y & A !?Bm ynnt wncro his neighlxor used *••*• a » - a - x « " w m .
U llv c In pronimrity and pletaiy, He
fpvmlxira the day, after Repulll- j Political prisoner Is
North Carolina Men
n deflation began, when tho war Seeking Old I osition Fa„ To Death Today
Bttcagv waa foreclosed on tbat{
lahbor's farm and ,be, with his
wL send children, went to town j
»o?,U2 K Ni i k« r & ' i ^ ' 0^ " 4
.
obeensborO
. C.. 0--1. <—
ilm Ave.,
There are 000,009 o f those dea- ter In the De Valera government jm m u Waycaster, o f ReidsvJlle, N.
and who v<as imprisoned as a r«- f^-i steel worker, and Frits Dietrick,
ault of th* conflict between
Richmond. Va^ apprentice
!y should not ai
Free State and the* Republicans, bricklayer, were instantly killed to- *; GREEK CABINET R
can'leader* that
baa applied for reinstatement as doy when they fell 225 feet from
north
ATHENS, Oct <—T
aaaiatant county surveyor, for KH- the top o f * amokesUck of the new
*uJ( 1
dare. He held that petition before healing plant .of the North Caro- Cabinet headed by M ..
con
the split between the two factions. Una College for Women hero,
has resigned.
a r
• a month fo r live m onths. W e w ill aw ard the find
it c’ uh, v. hose p aym en ts arc up to date, w ill g e t
one o f these lots, and then on the I 't h i f t
i th e re a fte r, until live lots have been Riven a w a y,
we w ill a i a r d atm lb er.
u w ill ct me in on the first aw ard.
Join I he < !i'b :m.i
EXTRA SPECIAL
O PE N
lll'X I M U x riK Il'K IIT V .
W e tu n* u nice |tl,-cr of
liiiHltii'114 p ro pe rt), w .-] I locat
ed. wiili u net im ome a n
il uttlly of Potter i linn 8 per
l i n t mi » : o iiuu.oo timi cun be
PouKlit rig-lii anil mi ternm
a c n i i n ltm i *v i r « period of
ten > » r»
If you are lookin g
Tor u Mat iTiv.-Minent look
ttil* over.
IJOIMI I W V I M i llt'HIXKKN
FOR BU SINESS
( )nr tilVnc lia tieeli elmo'tl
tlurin g tilt Mtiniuei mouths,
hut w e are imw lining S u -i
ties
nt lit- sam e obi Hta'id,
Romm- 515-0, I ir«t National
Bunk building
We have low
ed gome very choice till) s Hi
Sanford real cut ale anil no
matter what your demand.may he, it vv.I) pay you lo
look nu r lip;ing!i over.
WTare iii position to lix you up
in a City Home. Country
Home, vacant lota, lake front
property, acreage for »v:btlivi«ion», farm limit or or-
What have you to offer?
113 Maent, 4».25.
e
S -ie e n
ange grove#. And inasmuch
as we are ba>king fur big re
sults from the prospects se
cured this summer, if you
have somethin!) you want sold
be sure it is listed with us A T
ONCE. We have inquiries on
our desk now for different
kinds of Sanford and Seminote County reul estate.
%
hunt n Job.
sold.
W A. I'aiker, 2nd nnd Ihilmetto,
bn veb' repair 'hop, $5 nil.
I
I here is ii"t |i -ic,: ’, ilituur
I said Mr. No I, 0 o i> .d> n i in lc
nttr f-ud mi lb,
\v, t> • . I n» .
Higbvva ,1 b it ev il.
1 1 1-.1 n1 1 spa 1
lied I11 etnie 1 el 1 01
■1, * I - 11ad ill
<'
It 1- ehiuned I" to llo be-l
gm.
T h e snip s ta rts M on day, O d n b p r ' l!i, 1921. tint! w ill Ltrst u n lil an oth er one hundred lots h a ve been
already ccm p 'oled and Slie fu ilh e i
Marshall .larkstm. Lakeland, Flu
rest iin nnt. $ 10 .00 .
Hillside Grocery * " , Gnldsboru,
retail merchupt. $5.00
,
route
tell
Episcopal Church,
bid ween Fourth nnd
!<•( F2(> 7, block l>,
ing I’P x 120, stucco
¥25.000,
W t: an. off,.ring for a oulrk
J N C D K l’O R \ T E D
V A C A N T LOTS
v) o have some wood bar-
fj1*"*! ,n wf'l located build-
*n« lots, lorutod on o«U.
v * '* Mawnidla « na Palmetto
Avi-n. All on paved streets.
I I * 2' “ •Scellent pusltlnn
v * 1;.
vou want.
fcSJ ™ “ ( these Iota urn be
ing orfcracl at s bargain,
Rooms 515-6 First Nat, Bk. Bldg,
*
.
y*
I
V-*Va L* •
SANFORD, FLORIDA
TH l§ W IL L BE A BIG SEASON
** ‘
P-trV Ave.
»n I I !; !! l11"
Ilum r
pretlleal hiimra
*’ " „ } “ rk Ave, has been llateil
within seven .blocks of First
Plracv. .And tliu prlca la right.
LIST YO UR PROPERTY N O W
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T-IV? V *' *
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THE 8ANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4,19 24.
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the polls and to force an election
by a congress selected two to sis
years agp."
‘ v .^
Senator Brookhart who opened
his campaign for ro:election at
Fmmcttsburg Friday With n vic
ious attack upon Prealdent Coolibntlnoed' from wage 1 .
dge, declared that because he "was
tho First Division in nbmlnntcd by 200,000 Republican
in turn, and Brig. Gen.- voters" it was he who represented
. 8 . Graves, present chief tho Republicans of Iowa rather
tfinn the present Republican organ!
Letivc First division o f the cation which ho said wus controll
; army. There were In the ed by "a small group of crooked
also Co!. James A. Drain, a n d irresponsible dictators set up
Itional commander o f the by the non-partisian league of
In Legion, a First division Wall Street.”
f and prominent taeinbcrs
Blame La Follette Heads.
■{vision society.
Tho committee declared that the
*1 Pershing rocelyed the heads of tho LaFollette party in
cn in tho office he now oc- spired Senator Brookhart’s actions
at tho war department ns “ foj; *the malicious purpose of nt*
Plhe buttle monuments com- tempting to turn the attention of
He was visibly moved as the voters from tho renl issues of
ullurd laid tbe sword in tids campaign" and “ defeat the
| saying thnt he could add light of the people to elect n presi
to the legend already in- dent at tho polls,’’ thereby throw
upon it by the men of the ing tho election into congress.
Tho state central committee, in
vision.
ivH Tribute to “ First,
its statement, reaffirms its con
hswer, Gen. Pershing said fidence In tho heads of the national
e First division had stood ticket and declares “ we are proud
node! throughout the war, to stand on the life nnd record of
that was worthy of a sol* • Calvin Cpolldgc against the at
nd that it would so stand •tacks nf any man."
“ if over wo should^have to
Simultaneously with tho com
;h an army again."
mittee's pronouncement Mrs. Mir
Buld tiint I could in sqmc iam Stewart Hollowed!, tho Iowa
-•sent this token to thf.WSnj national committeewoman, issued
fthoso men we arc
a statement in wjiich aho declared
b honor." Gen. Pershing said Senator Brookhnrt’s “ attack on my
is head bent nhove the saber candidates, which comes like n slap
talked '‘Kememberlng whnt in the face, leaveB mo with no oth
resents, let us never draw it er choice thnn to feel that lie has
in self defehse o f right anil forfeited the right to my endorseI•»
Mont."
ighout the day the First
„ buddies spent their time
about the sights of Wash- DAVIS SPEAKS AT
or nt Mount Vernon/ SEVEN DIFFERENT
of them hung over the
tablets at the monument PLACES IN A DAY
the names of their dead
lies are recorded and others
(Continued from Page I)
|ed down to Washington bnrBeginning with two addresses in
or over to Fort Myer to fra- Trenton und finishing with a
ip n while with old-timers speech Inst night ut Newark, the
* they knew in Frntice and nominee spent a busy day in this
still are members of the nr- state, lie spoke nt the interstate
reglments of tho J irst divia- 1 fair near Trenton for a few min
I utes, then stopped at Fliznbeth
fur a talk cn citizenship. He at
the beginning of a dinner
(OLIDGE SCORED |tended
of Essex-, county Democrats in
Newark hist night, taking an
I BROOKHARTIN; bt.iirY
rest before the Inst speech
LMPAIGN
TALK of the nay.
a-redcriek W. Donnelly, Demo
cratic nominee for United Stall’s
UContinui.l from iioiro 1)
Ieela red in its statement thn: . senator, spoke with Mr. Davis in
I self-imposed Imlt from Re j Trenton and accompanied him on
ton ranks" hy Senator Brook- the rest of his tour. Senator Ed
. ‘amounts to a repudiation of ( wards joined him in Newark, as
n bolt from the Republican , did James Nugent, Essex leader.
f„ brought about by himself. | Governor Siixer made the circuit
he self-impelled bolt," the with the nominee .introducing him
ummt adds, “ is u result of a I at Trenton nnd at the fair
“ 1 take it for granted, said Mr
piracy to defeat the right of
people to elect n president x( [ Davis at Princeton, “ that m l‘.»2t'
i
I
r
r
Vfv are Agents for the
Y e llo w J a c k e t
S p ra y Cart
MAHONEY - WALKER CO.
lN (’O RPD RATEI)
____________________ -207 K. Commercial St.
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GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS ;
T S ’J O Z Z L '” '
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for it quicker than anything else
SENIOR CHAMBER
FAVORS W ELFARE
FLAN SUBMITTED
(Continued from Page 1|
the work and that such funds he
disbursed under 4 he nupervisintt
of the committee m such wny as
will properly safetruard the same.
A i eeon»ii*ndatioii was made
that the <^>■111111
of live he itutliori/eo tc^Wjploy . sellable perot) and on,* a\eptable to both the
d «’ and < v commissioners, to
a e gi in i al welfare agent in
ru mi y .
It is understood that the cum
I
Then with considerable discosiou on the naik of the varinolr
r"w‘‘r’i uni* "M
‘n interested m III!
marketing of Sanford's prime cron
the uuestion was raised as to whai
assessment will be made on rut t
imekagr of ulerv shipped so n to
pay fin the advertising
Neatly all discussions .should
favor to the plan ;.s presented b\
Mr. Ivy, and finally n motion vv i pa-sed to the effeet tluit a tax >1
thlee cents b • levied on ea, h tint L
nge of c< lerv shipped by the grow
is uliii will co.oi erate in the mark
,ting plan, the pat Luges be label" I
"Snufoid Celery", because pine
tiiallv all of that product grown
in this sect it in is mown op what is
tailed the Sanford Celery Della
ami fiat the advertising pfoposi I
be handled by N W. Aver and S-nt
The vote w.i“ liljiiiiinmus
May Rai-.e $50,000.
mittf” ulteady has in mind a local
per u fur tlie position and an an!■' i I'lienient of her appointment
•• I in In- made w it Inn a
short lime.
With an e-t'iiiaie crop of G.mm
. ’ Kill Expedite Work
i h i - for the cmidng seasu'i it w.i
i
l . ' i f i n g In its reiiuiimenihi
pi-mted out that the a s,--snien! i •'ga'-ding Mu welfuie wmk, tan mniiii’i to rituiruximnii’ly
ll
* hen er nf • nniiiii 11e cunt POO a mi in wi-it h it p
said Dp
u ! i i.ted t loil after a more giowci s w’ill have ii tui tu-d t > then
ii: it’ire - i! * ider atum. it deemed I.
iiiiinv times in itni”ii-eil receipt
i;d\ aid • to revninmi-nd the pres for theii crop
ul plan hecaose it would belli i
It was fu’ tll- i lettrtied thnt it
ijIiki ivi the interests involveil mid
will take about fit' dnvs l- t a s;m
nve t rue in getting the work l.tl vI'V to be liiatll' bv the iidv’*ru*»it *
‘Ii i -v;iv
' l oippanv anti n11«•i toe* ' t •h*
Major I urn -t Lake, who pre wdl ri port the I t'.in i! - ,1 i os!
-ided ovi r the meeting ill the ah I Ip’ enmpuign to l <
- i ri itmo ti
”- ■ of I’ri’i ’d-nl Edwin d llig the Seminole inunt . l 1 ■’• ,’l . I ni
i - iiui” ’ll’ id that
oils i f the survey, it was said, will • ” t 1 "•
Aili’ hib i ’oust Lin, rnilroiid have grower's nothing but they are t-x
vi utii; tbe < iij ( 'iinimiv ion thut peele.l to place then ndv e 11-- 1’-V
until v i*l * ' gin soon "ii providing scheme with the i opipuliv makiitg
•»• ' • pal I
pie i at the drill t
1lie e tlimit e
I I . 11 .irn/a'Ion voted to co-op
Pie-eiit with Mi
Iv \ amin 1 t
• i.iV wit'i Uex French in getting , mg him was N H
V\„gm i iI ito
Viilr !"i a tout 1st camp into same ioni|iiiny
i oinlit mp for campers to stay
It
In the tiiscUMsloll 111 legat'd to
■oi« agreed to let Ml French have tin label to be used on all of the
y'.iio to net tv "ti this work
celery packages in tin way m
Tin nni! mg beard several re
tt III! Ii the JO -duct Is to 1,1 iliivt ’
pmi- friitn var npiT. i-"iiimilt‘*» • and Used, some , olllettileti that
it
i ru- iegurdiug the i umpilntion of should Is- nilveltj-eil a- I I•■I I•111
slut i-t ii ill dnln in i oiniei t inn with i elery i t Si-m iiPde i eh’i y atol too
the
piiipoM’d
St
.lobiis Itidiati Sanford <elery
'It K> n noi ■'
141ver i anal
ed the grower-, howevot, that tt
they mi Vet 11se the >t*i|i us Swllfoi’l
• elery, whii h he said it i cully t-.
not iit,)> will the teieipts horn tin
produce sold be mole, nit the value
of the lands iii tbm vicinity will
also be greatly enhanced.
There
Is no Use, he said, foi the Snllfoi d
(Continued from page 1.1
1glowers to spend then money for
200.70 while for 102 1 the total wa> advertising that will not directly
i lfi,lK0.7.'t and is an increase " f benefit them.
$1,200.70 or over K per cent. It was
learned that 2 ,DiH money urdei were issued.
During last month fid!* money
orders aggregating $10,135.07 were
paid in the local offic, while for
the same month in 1023 the
amount was $0,820.1,3. This is n
gain of $305.44 or more than d
per cent.
a
Oct 6 to—
]
»
m
M
D E L IV E R Y 1
mss*
SUR
NT<) man c;m work successfully j
u ithout the proper tools. N o con- '
tractor is as w ell qualified to (Jo
uood work as the one who oper
ates a novelty mill.
W e assure you we are as well
qualified to construct, rem od el,or
repair your home as any cither '1
firm.
Our advice in rega rd to the |
construction o f your home or
huildimr will he found most help- j
ful und profitable.
Coller,
T h e Builder |
North French Avenue
Sanford, Fla.
BILL I)1NG SEZ:
O F T l H A u e DETECTED
W H ILE WAIUW6 DOH/W FLQOWQ
WArrHERMR OLD OEJECTEo'
dS L B E P e e s ,/ U/EKE
Getting Started
■ ■
-
- - -
S W 0 K .IN 6 ,
--- - r
in Business—
Size 6x 9, $7.48; 7M»x9, $10.25; * 9x 9, ■
We have also received a splendid; biff
line of high grade
them in this sale
forget the place.
++ 2
+
m
?
,ip I’.ntl three down hy pupping op Lindstrom’* mil, retiring the sidi
a foul fiv In third.
N " runs, no No i dips, mi" hit, no errins.
Eighth Inning
bit i, no en orSecond Inning
Peekinpnugb caught F risch’s fly
Kelly stinted this inning f t the to short left. Young, after *trik-l
(bants by jintliug lohnsoti in the mg out three times, hit a double 1
ll .le, with three lulls /and two along the left field line and went ;
Mikes, and tIll’ll I ’ lllln one If left to third ns Kelly was thioyvn out.j
’ enter for a lunee ton, ill iivi lug t h > short It first.
Johnson
w a lk e d 1
first blood of the s’t p m . Ten y Terry. As ferry nnd Young tried)
kept the gi .id work going by r in- 'he double
steal.
Young
was |
No tuns, one
wlitlg tn i enter lift'! he had three raugnt otr thitn
lilt. tin el rot s.
♦mils am, two sink s on him Wil
r.'i funned nt liirii> vvliil ■ Ti -ry
In Un-hingloti's
half of the
*l IHi*iIll’ll i’ll til 1 Jill kSi i l drew II mi nth, l.imtsti "tn made a ivpnuertilt’s, hltt Hunk tbvvdv retired the flil stoji of Mi Neely's gi.uindet
■nle bv lotting into a double, hot l utid thtevv him int at tirst Harris
t ■ -e, "(111 to lit l i e tut . two i'll n nut I • left. iilte walked atlil
bits, no erroi
•to|e m i olid as the secotid strike ^
<! isiitt, lit st no for ini' Scnnto'-s was i alb'd o’ i tioslm. tint was Pit t
a as throvvp nut
boil to first the, e a- I in* tin strut k mil.
No j
Judge vv*»,ki*d Nehf f* r a free i pd
Ii, lilt i, i p i el l ol s.
i
t n(i- to fit s'. Ml fo il- Wlile Otll , bill
N ini h Inning
Ji• d tin re lt< Itlevige i t IP k out
W ib n mi git i. to t vii* and vvt nt !
.iT,iI I'e- ktlllinui'll lb Vi "111 t" I ft lit se, * ml on .1.(1 Itsun's ip nine Jilt I *
*»o runs, tin lot s. p" errurs
along 1lint!
I’a i
line
(Jovviiy j
I toiil Inning
- 11 lit k ollt
Ni'll lltgiiil lo Ill'll!, I
lif wa ■ l 1 w * mil pit' bet I i toil UTI" D w ;i
t inIy III at
t b e 1]
fit
I Didst |o|i| I I Hi I. nit Ii i - - b plate.
No it,m-, one iii! no ti
i
I 1*■i to elltel blit V n- c'lugli* I'OK.
I
l
■ .iid ing off i In i um
N i , lilts, I | •
\ nd It i
p w ip 11 t bey t i d il i
’ll tin e? t'11’
up
Judge -l i .at. oil!
1tleiigi 1
! he Si nut u s' i (Him i • pit Led lip til ’V ine nl Jin k-i'ti, vvt......illdn I J
i he f i nin, a It -p t Iii st mail ♦ mull
it, I'.leuge I etn lllllg first I
p, i l l e VI M ( t ft, < 1 !> ■ e■il I n I , l - l , I ID I
I'l l kmpaugh drove a douob* t’ j
In
•I'e'l || J'es V* , 11
b' 11
• Iiv ■d a • elllei i lull - l o l l ’d Itli lige
\i ibis |
lot........ bij ipio ,i ip
ip’Dlde play, poll l idle game was hailed long i
i, t t
,
,,,; t
lit st
Ni ill enough to gather I be 'Jmill (p|t
I'illi- III ret-III ft i jiti" of tin1 ii mi i lodipiiis thut were Dimwit op i
I'ei kinjiiiui h took Dim! 1
inning bv walking M \t . ly, bin Dp In In
Mi, luij r l i n i n ' l e* 11’ed
, ‘ to -ole bv a lit nl v, its Dim wit on! o' h i -l
N>> 1 Dlls, riiof Jidip.ioi r i-t if i*,i tin side Lv 1
poJiJDttg ollt to s|,ot
tm hits. no ert. t —
I’ .vmg '• elltel t fin I tilt, I w o lot -,
IP i I i ' i Fourth Inning
Lenth Inning
W..||ir Ji iii-iiii till liow ii tlit ee
of tmi mi'ii tb s mum : t-v sinking
Joliu-on liiol 1 Wo slitki' out “ to
otll Young, Kilty and Wilson, but In i iei )11 m Du* lullin' l.indslrom
w it in t abb l i keep the (hunts
link opt
) i isi Ii irig led to fill
i tottt ■I III Itlg th-’U S, t otlil lilt *’! it>id stol,’ set otid, tut died there
tie
garni. when
Terry. joe a Voting lb w out to st’tiitpi, and
. elli d Wilson lilt otll mlo tlo left l\il'v ■11 tit k mil
No i ops . om
Ii, til Idi to Iii i - foi tb, s , , Did home
lilt , ItO I’l l ll| s
i on of ilu gatin
(fin- ton, one
Mi Ni ely via- Dili veil mil, i Iii I'd
lilt, in id i orto
tir-t.
Until* pushed 'om- at
ttli e Ib-VV Kill 1o i i tail Hint lots
I It wit' out seeond to tit-1 Jildi’e I indslrotn tLut wa* too lint foi lum
got the tDst lilt for I lie Selin to hniullc, and Hants take* first
toi- in Itiis frame by -inglmg to He wefll tn .eenpd oil Rice's sin
( i'lslip jlopjilil
light, Kill died thete it- lllilcgc gle to ahort tlghl
was l hr own out. lluiil to first. No mil to sin it urn! lodge fiew out
inns, t iie hit. no errors.
to ttg’ht.
No tuns, two hit*, no
Fifth Inning
ert or*.
Jin k""ti helped Johnson's strike
Eleventh Inning
mil record hr fanning nt tin
Terry llcvv out to <enter, Johnson
Gowdy connected for a safe one I" struck not Ills twelfth man of ih
tight cctllet hut wdi- fotcetl at i>am<* when Wilson fatllieil and
second witett Nehf int t" shoit Jackt-oti wns nut, short to first. Nt,
Neld win* safe ut first i n tin |i’ny tuns, no liits. mi error*,
hot Lindstrom could not deliver
Bleugc flew out to renter, who
mid fiew out to center,
No runs, made a great i aiming catch to
one hit, no errors.
|short renter. ' PecMnt*nugh was
The Senuti rs w oit the "iic-twii j tut, high I ul to cult her.
field
three roitl*’ 1'etkippitllg'ii Hew out i wtt* thrown out, pitcher to first.
From year to year, stalev Mr '
Hail, the total " f the money toilet
jiaid iii Dus city morn nearly a|>
prune las the total amount in do l
tar* issued which show* thut cm it
year sees more money coming into
pt tiport iiui
to the i ii a short foul to thin!. Retil flew No runs, no hils, no error*.
Sanford in
|■
amount being sent out.
.' “
i"
+ H-+v+%•+ -b’b + + + + 4’ •!•♦ + v + T + *Nv + 4-’>*}■ + + *L•!' •b-b+ + + + + T 4"++ + vb+ v !
in
$ 11.75; 9x 101/2, $ 14.75; 9x 12, $15.75.
PAGE
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Contest
(closingoutSALEI
'
U P
t Victors In
Celery Growers
Adopt. M easures
Opening
For Advertising' O f World Series
POSTAL REt'EIFTS
OF LAST (JUARTKR
SHOW LARGE G AIN
ON A L L
sk P
TtWITS
JpTT
the program of the party in pow?r
put to left and Johnson was thrown
Twelfth Inning
but short to first. No runs, no
Gowdy was hit-he one of Johnwas supposed to be either adher
hit?, no errors.
son’ s fast ones. Nchf singlfd t o ' Q l ,
ence to the league o f nnlions on
Sixth Inning
third Who tried to catch Gowdy p H - - - - ,
some reservations accept able to
The
Giants
threninrHl
again
in
going
to third; Nehf on first. WentT ip p li
the public and to the senate, or tho
this inning when Frisch, first man ley. hltttrig fop Lindstrom. wnlkrt. U m i C l U I L t L f C L H
creation of some new agency for
up, walked. But Young, JColly gnd| filling theliascM. Frisch grounded
;------ L ’ . * $ * ■
peace that might take its pluce.
‘
at
second
hut
threw
wild.
Gowdv
|
(Continued
from Page 1) y
Terry
wche
retired
in
order,
Young)
,
,
(Continued from Poge 1)
And I think tho American people
(Continued fron. Page I )
ML. far ns practicable, for the lot
ontest began. Mr. Coo lid go waA striking out for the third time in ns I to second, who returned the ^al
as a whole believed that in that
Connecting Link
many times up; Kelly flew but to forcing Gowdy at the plate. Young change o f district judges
election, so far ns Rny foreign pol
He further pointed out that there greeted by n thunderous applause
left and Rucl got Terry’s high foul singled Vo short center, scoring
_________ _ ___
icy was foreshadowed, the men needs to he a connecting
link jn i which he acknowledged with a
JVehr. Southwcrth is tdphjhg
running for
tor the circuits, hut it was evident )|
were marching in advance In one the merchandising - chain for a i smile and a wave of his hand. >lre- back to the grand stand. Np runs, Nehf.
Bentley, and is no won third. Kelly the conference, Chief Justice T «
no
hits,
no
errors.
of those directions or tho other.' product after it leaves the pro-! Coolidgc Allowed intense interest
drove a long sacrifice fly to left stated, thnt additional judges
Washington scored its find nm field scoring SoutliWorth. Ter;
No advnnce in either direction, as ducer. Advertising, he said, means in the game, several time* np“ II men know, has been made in thftt it will bo brought to the minds ! plaudlnc upon good plays,
o f the people
quicker and it has
The line-ups for tho gai
game were McNeely donhied along
the five yean thnt have passed.
. .
55a
- “ -'i«
too hot for Judge, hut he held their own circuits.
base line, went to third us Harris was
"When the World Court Was ere- been learned by experience that a* follows:
Frisch on second. Yilscn out to
Another
act
o
f
conference
wag^
nted. when, at last, it poured out the advertising o f such products) New
York.:
Lindstrom, Uni wan thrown out, short to first, and left.
Tw 6 runs, three hits, no er the adoption of a resolution
of the hopes* nnd nmbitions that Pn>’» well. It is certain, he declar- base; Frisch, 2nd base: Young, •cored ns Rice was thrown out, rors.
omrrunding that district Judu,
men had delayed fer ages, when cd. thut co-operation in merchan- tight field; Kelly center field; Ter- second to first. Godin then drove
The Giants* lineup was changed change the rules of their codi
nt last, our own precept und ex dining has become the beat policy. ry, 1st buss; Wilson, left field; one at Nehf which was too hot to
ample, reiterated from time to for the growers.
Jackson, short stop; Gowdy, cut- handle, Frisch recovering the Pall, i nthis inning, due to Lindstrom with tho object o f expediting lit
but ton late to heat Godin nt first being out of the game. Kelly goes iness.
time to nil nations, bore its fruit
It wns teamed from Mr. Iv y that (her; Nehf, pitcher,
and the
into
.— ,World
------ - Court
------ -came
e in
to jn,!:
Washington: McNeeley, right j Gorlin then retired the sid-? bV ha- to third and SouthwortH goes to
his company hns representatives iti.
in
heing, I think the American people! U> of the largest cities of the Unit- lield; llnrris, 2 ml base; Rice, cen- I ing thrown out, catcher to snort, center. Shirley, pinch hitter for 1924 International
One run,, two Johnson, hit one at Jackson who
assumed, us n matter of course, j pd States, in the plan of adver- trr field; Goalin, left field; Judge, ns he tried tc steal,
muffed it and as the hall rolled to Races Will End Today?
that It would enjoy our moral nndjtising proposed, the entire crop of i 1 st base; Blouge, 2 rd bare; i’eek hits, no errors.
left field, Shirley goes to second.
our national support and to this celery will be followed to the vnri mpiiugh, slunt stop; .Rucl,
. catcher;
.
Seventh Inning
S
McNeely flew out to center. Harliotir, except for n few timid I n',!‘ markets nnd it is in the sec- Johnson, pitcher
D AYTO N, 'O.. Oct. 4— The 105
Wilson started the inning v 1 rjs singled to center field, scoring
recbtnmendntinns, no single step turns where Snnfor<i nnd Symiiml'
Umpire ( 'onrydly wns olTicinling with n single along first base line, Shirley. Rice singled to center, International A ir Races will bddjfi
in that direction has been taken.
I county celery is sold thut the .id- at the plate with Dineon at first, but was forced at second as JackHarris stopping t^n thlr, but Rice concluded today with the Pulitzer '
*And i think I see, in those int-1vertlsiug will be done,
Kletn in right field, Quigley in left s< tt hit Into n double play, third to is thrown out trying to stretch it high speed /ace ns the chief cvehlU9|
ter hours, the foreshadowing of
_ Nrsspaptd Advertisint
field.
1second to first. Gowdy, after un to second, Goslin ended the last Fpur army planes are entered in
the danger— which 1 merely hint [ He also stated that for the
First Inning
| successfully trying to convince the change hy being threown out, sec np effort to better the mark otU
nt—the foreshadowing of a day Jmarketing of the local crop which
Lindstrom. lead off man for the umpire thnt a close one hit him ond to first. One run, two hits, one 24.'! nnd 07-100 miles an hour.
when hy processes of conferences, hists l,nl>' four or five months of ’ Qjants
out to center. Frisch [ was given his base on four bad error.
of Communication and of co-opera-1 “ f each year, newspaper advortis with one ball nnd one strike on ones, went to second as Nehf sin
M ARKET
tioii, there will arise among the!'UK ''''H bring the best results and him .aUenipted to bunt and popped gird to short right, took third on
FIN ISH ES WORK TO D AY
free nations of the world a solidar-,'f wifi be through such a medium , llt t„ third. Young, with three' Johnson's wild pitch, Nehf going
A T L A N T A , Get. 4.— The Panity of interest, outside which alien: jhat Sanford celery will Ik: made i,„||s ,imj two strikes on hint, re - 1 to second, hut Litidstr.ini ended tho
CHICAGO, Oct. 4 Wheat, De-J
iher 145 to Hi
145H: May, 141**4
to it nnd foreign to it, the United , known to the consumers.
tired the side by fanning wide nt i agony by being thrown nut, short American congress, in session here romber
USi
States of America will stand alonei All of the celery should Ixuir one |ty,t.
,,m.
since Wednesday, finishes its work to 1405*. Corn, Dece
her, tOO
~ ember,
100
No runs, no hits, to first.
and without imputing to any other brand, stated Mr. ivy so thut it nu
110, Oats, December, fnl'A to 50-..
to first. No runs, two hits ,no er- today.
nation any motive of aggression, will have that distinction when
ln th,- Senators' half of the first, rors.
or of envy, m of purpose t.» injure 1placed on the market. He also - rg
McNeely, tnu man up, flew out
Judge flow out to light nnd
it, I nm not willing that the United eJ thnt only good celery he shin t„ left.
Stanley
Harris, the llletige went out, pitcher to first. e i i i M c i i o t i i i a « n i s a i i s i i i s i i « i R N i i i i i D i i i i i i m i i a
Stall”; should stand alone outside ,n,<i iwcause if poor celery Is ml \outhful
Senatormanager, was Peckinpaugh singled to
left and
the diplomatic as well as the mili-1 vgrtised ns thnt of high uualilv. next upand went the shoot reute i Nehf walked Rucl, uitJohnson's
lary circle of the world."
, such a move will kill the murk,: to first, while Rice made it three line drive along third t mled in
”trn
We have new carts and repairs for the old ones on hmid.
Let us honk your order for a new one or repnir the old one.
[Phon*. 3 hR-
=±=
P
r o m p t
d e l iv e r y
means much to a builder
and p rom p t d e liv e ry wo
assure by maintaining con
stantly a large stock o f qual
ity building materials.
For (in' young mini just
IjusimiSH cni'eur one o f tho essential.* in estahtishins eretlit
;
in a well-kept checking ac
count.
This
M a k in g d e liv e rie s as a
builder may wish— in quanti
ties or in instalments— but
always promptly, has won us
many friends.
Htiuting his
batik cordially
invites umi wel
comes business account a and is always ready
to extend to our patrons every accommoda
tion consistent with sound banking princi
ples.
Where flooring U realty tested is on perch work, but we’v#
dene tbe testing lung ago fur custoroers and you can bank on
the flooring Wtf <aj| yuu to Inst. To withstand water and sun
you've got to hok cluuyly to the grain and fibre, but inasmuch
as Unto is tbe only sure lest, you’d bettor let us supply you from
our dock, which is thu kind tlmo failed to conquer.'
- ,
On officiant delivery is
based our reputation.
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PRESIDENT
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Phone 505
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THE SANFORl) HEftXlD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1924
;e M u f t ■ -
H E ’Lfi H A V E TO B E SOME STEPPER'
SanfordkW e i-iia f *"."''*" You 'Can N b F B u n ^ G o lf BaU7
n «tf<
la ) w l la lilit t i. P U rU a
* » » Hemrnd, Class Mutter,
Jit. -ISIS. sYths Postofflce
ford, i Flurlda. under A c t o f
lil7 .
LND U. O M AN.
5\v a n o nKna..
KSIfol
. ItAHHfff)
I'T tn n R A T R I
i Tear.
17.0# Six Month*..11.SO
leered Th CUT by Carrier, per
'
lie . , W eekly Edition, lf.01
fear.
IO T IC K i A ll obit nary
o f thanks, resolution!
nice* orf entertainm ent*,w lisrt
Wilt be ch arged
»• are, mad*
r
regular advertising rate*.
IE II T U B ASSOCIATED P IIK S )
k* Aasqg'.ated Press la sxclus/ en t'tled to tha use fo r repubt>on or.- all nswa dlaoatche*
Sited to I t or not otherwise eredIn thlsrpaper and also the local
I published herein. A ll rights of
bit cat ton o f special dispatches
are eltso reserved.
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ITURDAy. OCTOEER 4, ID24
' t ITOUGIIT FOR TODAY
A R E IN V ITE D :— Come ye.
let ua "go Up to the mountain
• Lord, to tho house of the
o f Jacob; and he will teach us
B ways, and we will walk in
‘ s, Isaiah 2: 3.
,' -•
•*
Si,;
PfiRSERVANCE
C
r and over I ’ve tried and I ’ve
mH
& J f S L . I ’ve wanted to do;
' plant and my drentns have
tumbled to earth
With the sight o f iny goal in
plalrj view.
c »"
*
;« tnagic'.my fortunes have come
and .gone—
**
y fame, like a Blnr in the sky.
cn rendy to shine finds its face
obscured » >
rith a low-hanging cloud pnssIm clty.'
f battled with sorrow,
- • scortf, and distress,
with
F ist to fist have 1 struggled
with sin—
nd yet each new day hope whis'
pcrs'to me,
ero's a chanre— try again—
and you'll win!”
1 f V
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TV
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a, r xuv a ■ f .v>
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I ' V * ItV 'IS a il
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omlfica. arc easily made hut
lived up to,
-oChinese celebrate New
ir ’s Day by paying their •dents.
Ife know some ■places In this cbitnwhich ought to have hang-up
itlon 'on January first.
Up Until, yesterday there had
sn approximately 000 acres of
wlery Bet eut, which -in estimated
sill he almpst one-half of the crop
pVtho coming season.
-f-----------------
: - Many local fans hold « warm
in thfclr hearts for the Wash
sn Serpitors and are pulling
the Capital City team to heat
He Giants-for the World's chain
slonshlp. “
The Anferican I^-gio'n* ohoulil
ve the support uf nil hnsehull
i* in furnishing the return* from
i world series. ■ It in an expensive
_ and the
Annory
idcrtaklnt
Should be filled every day.
-T-------- o---------Talk about thrift among inimi
)ts. Fifteen young eouph*'
... ipg to America on the Scai.di
avian lines, Oscur second, saved
by becoming engaged and do
their courtship on
the way
pr.
BOH!;
T-------° -------Chairman Butler ngoin mm:ee a
tement that causes one smile in. ^rdly and outwardly. The idea
that a coalition exists between the
'emocrats and tho third party, a*
charges, is too amusing to ieIra serious consideration.
The New York Giant* pni' $75,[ ”P00 for Jimmy O'Connell hint year
md now he has been banished from
j game forever for hi* partieipnfcU»h in the late At basubull M'uncliil.
Uther a large sum uf niomw to
on ono pjiiyer in one yem
h Pl*
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il.h‘‘
____
yunty News believes in weal
-in* go lf breaches for g o l f * *ak<
r only for in his column <>f local loin
I pcniinrs ho. remark*, "yes. Ever
II hav
la later op- The *hort pants
then come in handy-o----------
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18
t h a ,1
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f „ r l n l l l y
n s
n
Bobbed hair Is about like all i_
ern Improvements. It isn't tUi
Ital cost, It’s tho upktep.
*
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\
Vi
of
Sr----
VvfS
Ing too heavy to can y away.
, Women arc good looking
funny. One In Illinois who poiw
cd her husband suys she loves Va
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One big vote gjtter far
i" the Washington baseball te
did so well thia season.
C'
SI
whii'h is ru lin g the K rit-
What people want to know h,
"W ill it kill the oilor of nnioiuf
|it Is. J,How about tho odor of |
le g ? ”
Think of the Washington hif.1
ball (earn winning so manynaIrt|f
and the field probnbly coverxtsjti
oil.
|
Another Senate commit U-t1
inakink annlhor probe. Thin iij
gardeil an a sure sign o f a
winter.
A Mount Vernon (III.) man
son.
J (AST IN P A S S IN G
Ily II. .1. H O LLY
Read in iliely ilispatebes the o!h.*r day where soim- folks
had iiiM-overcl I,read in Egypt that had Keen linked a century
ago.
This reminds me that some of that same hrend has
been handed down to the present generation.
With the new* that snows have already fa Men in some
northern state* it i» well for Sanford to prepare fer the win
ter season.
More rooms, morn apartment houses, more lie
, nmmodot inti* for all kinds of people.
Sanford can easily
take care of a thouMilnl tourist*.
Si me stales are trying to keep the name* of I iFollette
and Wheeler from I he ballot. This i* the wrong idea, l a
Foil,-tie and Wheeler are tnndidntes mid have a right to he
on the ticket. The ftion* such thing* lire stirred the more
odor come* from the stirring.
Such an action would do
much toward electing LnFollette and Wheeler.
This i* tile week for sending out postcards. Then has
mt i-,-1'11 much raid about it in Sanford, hut nevertheless we
shoiili, all send out curds ami advert i*,- >>ut conimilmly. This
holds good for all time and not only I'ost < aid Week.
'I ho wiiler of this column and the editor of The Her
ald aie in Miami today, looking at the tall Imil,hugs. It wo
lik,- any of them wo imiv bring them hack to Sanford with
ti:.. (If course Holland Dean thinks a lot about Miami, a!
though be i* being w< ato-d uwn) from it da) by du) being
in a growing city like Sanford.
g' l ller tin- widt'- mi-ai.itcl pail*
of an atom, mi *mull that thou
*«udi of 1lii-iii in tin- i..iini
i tiriiiq ,,f
*ut i'\» vmhiM imt bt» nuticcii.
Hy selling stock ill breweries and distilleries tn the suralled respe, lalde people of (Ireal Hi dain, the liquor inti i
ests Imye woven a greal net-work of influence in their he- 1
W \r. A I *\| I It K ittit urv in “ bin
half. The uneieiiu money tomes as tvsptadahle "dividends."
ne* " lolling *uur. oinl phtnet* In
The people deriving money benefits from "The Trade" have
lintelv nm:e
Hint, dun*
lievond
nothing to do with the direct making o! drunkard-., with the
, Hini-i i lien-ion |> 1 tie 1nf 1II11 1 \
direct mining of Hnlish homes. The\ go to church and h i ;.
•‘iniill
If voii i i.-ild reali/.e, tmr
their prayers. They live correct, nice li\*s. They give l i b - 1
in*'* and Use the i m - t g v Unit h.-lds
ernlly to the missions and pay liberal taxes for the mainte li'geth. i the atoms th.it make tin
nance of insane as.\ lums and orphanages for the care ot their I tie I l \ -Ini COM-1 mg nil till- fail- n(
victims. And at election time they vote lor their pound, your wat.-h thnl imviri u.nild run
sterling. They stand by “The Trade" will) all its evil ramifi llie greatest fit, I..tv in tin- world
cations.
f-r v ii*
The " Di r ly Dollar," after all, is the power behind the
LOTT \ ORA IITREE, , lev, r ac
throne of all evil. If the liquor interests in this country had
tn-** of u day gone hy, i* dead,
not made great fortunes out of l hi1 hellish trail ie, they would
aged seventy-seven.
I-earn from
no! be using every means they can devise to nullify the natiotm l p ro h ib itio n law . T h e ir ltow spnpers w ould not be udvo- (h''^nlh,,t " “1
" l!‘" ,,,at
wise real estate investor* oft
c a t i hr ii rvtiirn to th e d a vs o f leirnlized rtim -selllnK. •!' th e ir ‘ " 11
cn fall (o recognize a liargain.
newspapers were not lookittR for Hie tiuecesn ol (lie I lento
ludta invested her i-nriiing* in
, ciatie party on an anti-prohibition platform, if Al Smith and land, and died worth almut $5,000,
- lii» crowd did not know that there would fie money-makinR 11(111. Shi- made one Investment in
in it for the gang,
New 7 ork. at (tin- Hundred and
Watch the type of people who work— both openly and Twenty fifth street, before the ele
secretly — for the liquor business.
Note their connections. vated railroad was I unshed Hav-
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Set* Imw th e " D i r t y D o l l a r " w o u ld i m i r n n i ’ I h v i r m .itprial i ing invested { h .oou m ting Hunp ro sp c rily .
Hack o f it all, in this c o u n t r y ua wull a s in Scot , dre,l and Twentv fifth Stieet lot*,
sttini' ttm* |i,‘iMiailt-il her that *he
lan d, y o n will find " T h o T r a t l e . ”
••ad he,-n cheated.
She brought
T H I N K N O T T H Y time short in this world, since the *1111 anti her In,Kiev vva* returned I
world itself is not long. The crealcd world is but a small pa lhe emu l ilccuicd that »hc iiuil
renthesis in eternity and a short interposition for a time, been deceived a* to tin- value of
(lie Ian,).
--------------o-------------A N Y M A N M A Y make a mistake: mine but n fool will
stick to it. Second thoughts are best as the proverb says.—
( ’icero.
LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL
valuq o f advertUing hs* been
The
now ^Ign whi«h lian | « K Ccn t'» the Right09 f »r luniahJxod by local growers of
Y-4
iiwi uiiiti
p* A t •*
ami
other mtuiws
farmers.
u np|k*am ] In lmulsville recently f Irian* is u« g-nsihlc u rule na
rg hchl at the Court House ,
1)ajntcd on the sidewalk "Keep to tho Ri'fht" for drivers.
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I U ftilu ti m ill
n
And . ,yet
there .are
thousands Iin
: i i-miclit
an-exiensive
advertising
the lust few tiny*.
lomisville
who
violate
It
em)s
ual
lign t o ‘ aid the sale o f th.*
“ Walk R ight!"
ly. Thoughtless pel-sens who zig
wax (greed upon. An aiThis is accompanied wlih a |aim zag carelessly; selfish persons who
it o i three cents per crate
ono shipped from Sao- ed line dividing tiio pavement in hug the left, Inner side of n walk
supply the money for hna,,. urn. Indira,lap A . . - a , on. - J f nrpose. ? r>
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to which the going uml coming, c|ln to the obsolete theory that it
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being the village black- streams of pedestrians ahould keep-. [t tyl8 prerogative o f their sex to
The lesson is badly needed, .and k„
t(J thf lcft if th„ |t f l bc innry LuU Is the town Imr0f walk—-these are Ihe main
^ idelity, Illinois.
Ho is should l>e impressed by othir
handy with scissor*, sledge mean, more elfcctive tlian t^mii. __ 0 frCnders against
sgalnst this law of the
“ Walk Right" means "K eep to sidewalk, which should be as
V o t razor. Uls tonsorial
I f all tiodeatrians strictly enforced as the like law
i la a corner of hla shop the Right."
often he is obllxod to would observe that simple rule o f the ro»d.
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Congratulations to tha Louis*
iff hfs leather apron don his meat .of the inconvenience which
structs progress on narrow, vllle authorities for their effort to
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’ bob tho town belle’s obstructs
nge»(e,l sidewalks would he ob- ieach the pedestrians o f the cii
1* “ stubble" f r « in cop
j
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face.
this lor:a.i.
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11- I.t 1 1 I A H A H hung ,»-i tn that
$W,II0U mvfHtim-lit sin- would have
died worth } Ul.UlKI.lHHl malcad o)
$5,11(10,000.
Mural
When you get hold of
piece of rcul estate keep it. There
is only just s o much o f tin* euitli.
Gel aiiine of it m tlie rigiit place.
A I. t . M l l H
A \ 11 ’I in- >,|iire
Ron.welt II, rumitiig ago.list each
j uttu-r for New f oik * governur| chip puzzle politician# and Wull
t Stieet betting nn-n
||nw many
i vote* will the ghost of T R. bring
to hi# son, trying i>, follow in hi*
, steps 7 AI Smith ha# ti following
considerable in numbei that noth
ing enn take from him.
It will be on inU-ro:iting fight.
Better* will be wise if they ‘ j»uldL
o ff " for a while.
H E R E IS A ItEA 1 LY good internullonaJ joke. ( hung. Chlne-e 1
generul
has
been
bombarding
China's great wall with T N T from
flying
machines— heaven knows
why— perhaps fur target practice.
Now he takes to dropping ex
plosives from the sky on his en
emies, killing a few und the Lea
gue o f Nations solemnly says to
him, “ Iley, you mustn’t do that.
Don’t you know that's barbarousT"
.Poor Chang wonders why he
can’t imitate killing methods of
the West along with other occi
dental
accomplishments.
He
M i ows
u w i wo
wu “ e
u yn uii
superior
white men*'
bomb each other, wl
when wo want to.
M i
The nuto industry uses more tHe
|K0 per cent o f the rubber nanth
1 the rest probably being used
\necks.
lioLoneJ his wifi* may find li • mi
•a mistake in nut being a riel, mu'
to our minds, as phinot* iivolvi*
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at.mud our s in.
In Scotlnml tho oppositinii to prohibition nfiisurcM is
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1
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11 IS I I{<I| ii .SKIi to sm idi and
called The 1rade.
I he same Du tv Dollar that is the chid ,
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• disintegrate one of these atom*
power m the protection of evil institutions m this country has n. ,
r
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its counterpart in Great Hntam. And there, us here, there
Hllfri, u.„t
(lVl.r,.llllM, ,h<>
are thousands of "respectable" people deriving revenue fr-un |l(lWtl| ;hu, hold* th- revolving dec
the destruction of the happiness and the souls of their l'el-1trom-s. whn h are nothing hut units
low men.
, of eleelrii' force, around the ceiiDuring one of the most hitter campaigns ever known in irnl mu leu*.
Scotland an etfol t has boon made to (Hit-law the liq u o r hlisi- * The ta-k to he umlerlal. n . I I I
ness. Hut so entrenched is " I lie Trade" anil so bulwarked by Hn leseauh l.ihoiatorv of .siu-fthe laws their people have made to nullify the local option fh'll fimersitv wnhin a few
measure— which is tin- unit measure under which the p e o - , W|,,'lis. will u«pim- iuki.uop hm-se
pie can vote for prohibit mi:
the elections went " v e t " v till ,h'w''1
“"muni of energv
b allots marked for "The Trade" hv the lowest element that
to t. ;ir d../e„ - u
tould he hired to .mute from the d u g s of Scottish cities and
..... . the.r .-mrele moor
"exercise their Iruin Ittse " The results of the election are i l,IK
*'
•* d-.-n haitle
Intt-nu
l.nf im
mi anm
rintu
inc-it
nentile Hid
r-rmined
inf»i I tn
tn ‘ '' *' '* *'
" n,,'"'"‘aie to
m o re *'n»i,l
" w e l ”” tow
ny, hut
e d '■ penple
d eterm
uvcicoiiic tin- imwi-r ttmt hold* to
I o v e rth r o w the p ow er id " t h e I rude
js), |S)L,H
Tthe papers are so full 0f
presidential catnpalgn new« hi
hard to find anything t 6 read.
Robbers stole a Springfield In
bank’s safe, the building lt*e|f1
<101 op M .Y,
h u i l ( , t, . ( l
Back O f It A ll, "T h e Trade-
lliam l is observing a Safety.
ke u* it* slogan
|tWSok and has taken
“ Always Be Careful".
Sanft.nl
»k the lead in a week ut tlo
ad and the special campaign pm
-op.here by the Klwunis club hu* j
T H K OIM’OSITK O F what is noised about concerning
|p*ft la better and safer truffle
men and things is often the t ruth.— l.n Bruy ere.
iitlons.
B p : e# - ■— o-------fcctlon day is Icsu than u month
T H K MOjtK V I R T U O U S a man is the less easily does he
WlU the good paoplc. who suspect others to iie vicious.— Cicoro.
.Intereoted in good coriditioils.
• the time and the trouble to
If.or will they let the other fel, who doesn't care much about
W A L K R IG H T
itions do all the billot-murh-
m
There is talk of a balloon triJ
the north pole. Well, the poie“
be near here before long.
on the point of a needle ns mn»-
why
11
80 m“"y apparently tin get by ?
|llimur beW hy is it that we see about ua every day men, apparently ; inKH r(,uM ,1;in0l. <in „ ,,n|, ,,„,m
making a success o f life, who employ in all they do the tnc- f|Wlir
tics Of the "g o lf hall bully"?
The answer is obvious., The atom. it. name oom.M from
I heir success is temporary. They are balancing chips mi ., {;r,.(,k W€irt, m,.nninif
their Hhoulders which some day will doubtless be suddenly , ,.ut- w:is Ml|,,,i,seil to be th,- rm.iil
nVuJ unceremoniously removed.
It may not be the local
|IIItti.-i,. „f matt«r in all na“ bad man," a proclaimed victor over
weight in wild cats, llm,
M1 H)na;i ,t l(,uj l p *
who will knock the chip off somebody’ h shoulder. It may |sihlv lie divnled.
be the most mildly disposed individual, much aversed lt>
Now we know that it m a little
violence in personal disputes, who will knock the chip olf solar system in itself, having a
and may knock a block oir, too.
renter or nucleus around which re
o— — —
vnlve with a speed iin oni ei'
t i M _
Turn that epare room Into nioncv
rery duy sees many people a m .
r In Sanforvl who wish to i-cc.-ic
quarturs nml who conm.lt
m lerald ’s clssificd pages. To
these people use a tPtlc
m t nd and not only help yoltrself between stall a state of duration as was before it and may
but help Sanford keep people heie. be a lt e r it. --S ir I homns B row n e.
™
A puncture in the ego is hi
tit to fix than one In the auto.
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its worth having
fore
|D A N DOBBS SAYS
As Brisbane Sees It
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„ Do you know w hat w e mean by the “ g o lf ball bu lly?"
Dangerous Decision.
H e is the fellow who steps upon the tec o f a particularly
Smashing the Atom.
long and beautiful fairway, declares to him self that he
Utta'a Real Estate.
will ju st knock that little white pill cloar out o f sight, and
Al and Teddy the 2nd.
then proceeds to dub it. W ho walks twenty or thirty feet
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
dow if the fairw ay to where his ball lies, grips his club a
<C«P) right 10241
little tighter, determines to make up fo r this distance thus
lost, and ends with n terrific slice. Whose life on tho links
LA Y M E N out o f respect for the
is one determined effort to brow-beat the gutta-percha into courts, nssumc that the Supreme
complete submission, to flatten the elusive orb into a pan Court Judges of California inter
cake, with the inevitable result that each successive stroke preted the law accurately when, hy
is more precisely topped than the former.
n majority of only one, they de
But that temperament so nicely illustrated in the “ golf cide that I ji Foil otto's electors,
ball bully" is evidenced not only in the golfer, nor is it con although duly named hy petition,
fined exclusively to the links. It can be found in every should not go on the ballot in No
sport, in every business, in fact in every walk o f life. The vember.
The people do not' like to bn told
polo player who unmercifully whips or spurs his pony, the
baseball player, who tries for a home run when n bunt is by n judge or anybody, that they
called for, the “ social clim ber" who uses the telephone direc- may not vote for their own choice,
tory to compile her invitation list from, the merchant who! For a court by n majority of one,
refuses to advertise or to carry stock w orthy o f popular d e - 1 in disregard of established custom,
mand, all show inherent qualities of exactly the same torn- t0 sn>’ thnt !,tnU' victors “ re the
perament o f the “ go lf ball bully.”
servants and agents of political
cotlventions, and that therefore the i
W c all know some of these persons. W e come into contact with them every day and the question immediately , pwp,°. h^ c T
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arises, Do they get by? It is a question o f sociology and 1uwn t‘ltr,or'' bv pel,t,on *" ,1-‘n‘Stfr*
psychology: Can a man bulldoze his way through l i f e ? ; 008,
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A re there a sufficiently large number o f Americans readily, t h i s C a l i f o r n i a derision
open to intimidation so thnt n man can buffalo his w a y , will be worth a great deal to thine
nbout without needlessly endangering the points of his own <who believe that the public, having
horns or recklessly risking the possible gray matter which power to put judges on the bench
lies behind through contact at some time with some im m ov- should also have the power to take !
able object?
them off.
The answer from all is immediately " N o !" A man o f!
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this type cannot got b y! Americans are not mollycoddles! ■
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You can’ t intimidate an Am erican!
‘
! “ ‘V " ln? n\ n
™uM dancv
•a 1 - u - H i l H T l a v j i e ,
\'tv Si
My pro,hoti<>n about the lake front i gritdunll) being
verified in ,«ver> way
Fifteen year* ago 1 sail! the lake front
Would be the |,lost valuable asset of Sanford some day and
this is reining title
Every visitor to Sanford I* greatly mi
pressed with out beautiful bike and when that canal info
I .iiliun Rivet i* built we -hall *ee what w <■ *lia'l see
Watching the trend of events ) u will -,-e that all roads
ttinicig noith and
-util throrgh Florida fimo .Jacksonville
to Tampa and other pom’ s have Leon tut to d away from
Sunfoid except Road N’o It
S,-.. to it that tin* important
i . it,I ,* brought through the heart ,,! Hanford and not turned
in some nthoi dire, tom.
The many land *iil, * twing nuitlc in Sanfonl i-vi iy day l*
c aii'ii,,' enough that (hi* <iiy i* growing and i* uttiucting
capitnli*!* frum other cities and otner sintc#
You tan lalieve it or not but a vi#n to other , itie* will convince you
that Sanford ha* the best i bunco for growth loduy and there
are few , ities in Florida with oui splendid locution.
Our
o*ily drawiinck hu* been the very low price on city property.
llooHt tin- price " f )our property nml you will sell it twice a*
fa I
If you don’t believe (hi* visit other places and get
their prices oil land not half u# valuable a* Sanford land*.
There are not so many inducement* these day* to grow
iiii'l pumper a* >i i may think. If you do not prosper you
are ti fool und if >ou do grow and prosper you are a crook ao
you call pay your money and tukc your choice.
And then
when it i* all done and said, who cares u IkiuI the otiier fel
low’.* ,i)n ninii 7
There nr-- always homes a little riper farther along
the |iulhway of life and how many of u# have chased the
\\ ill-'o-lli, \\ l*|i of fortune ju*t a few mile* awn) wiirn we liud
the whole w-old a( our feet right at home
We are blowing
bubble# and speculating about s, me other pluce and losing
sight of our "uere uf diannintls” in the hack yard.
For iiiHtam,- (here have been
many offers made to me
to go to other cities that it made me dizzy, and yet while com
ing up for air the thought is always uppermost in my mind
that while u setting hen may get a lot of mites on her, she
eventually win* out, uml the* rolling stone will gather no
moss. And in Florida if you will look nround you ut the tree*
you will tind the oldest tree# gathering quite a lot of Spanish
muss if you knew what 1 mean. And having lived here for
many yours and helped the old town to grow it i« my inten
tion to spend several more winters here while gathering a
little moss in tin- finest gathering place in the state.
m i
And in nil our transactions let us remember that San
ford hu* the best l,H«:ion for n big city Ihul any pluce in the
south ran i (Ter today, We have been blessed hy nature hut
as yet have n*-' sumilemrnled the nlrijs of nature to any
large extent. With that canal Into Indian River and deeper
water to Jacksonville, SntTord will be a city of fifty thousand
in five years. And with this In pilnd, don't hesttale to boost
S’»nfond and boost the prices pf your property for our prices
n--o extreme!'’ low und it cheapen* our product and our
whole proposition. And to the folks who intend to Iqculc here
our advice is to buy today, It is going higher and will never
1m pny cheaper. •
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Seeing Mr*. Lnrramore here one ,|av thin week reminds
ni” thnt she is a former Sanford girl and a* Vivian Yelser
will be rem*mber«d by many old friends. Also ftlrs. I-arrumore Is a Sanford girl who has gained fame und fortune in
th-' Journalistic field and is now one of the well knewn mag
azine contributors. A a one who has watched her efforts
a'ong this line alnce she was a little girl, it gives me much
pleasure to know of her success. Mr. l-urrumore is prosper
ing in the rral estate business In Miami, where they are
making their home.
|vanford is standing rn the threshold of opportunity today
much' as we have never seen before. We need a big tourist
hotel, to put us over and make this city one of the bc;.t tour
ist r«J»ortn in the sU7e.
We have everything here for tho
amusement and comfort and convenience of visitors— except
(iff hotel
for the
the b‘ir
hot«l built especially
*"P»c»auy ior
cne tourist business.
builnesa. And
I aroUUd
anAffUd to say that Hie
the hotel l»
Is Just around the Corner
earner and
snd
and f* • few weeka we will need H‘c efforts uf all loyal cit^
ite n / to put it over.
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SATURDAY
E V E N IN G
SERM ON
(B y Rev.. Paul <’. Hurhans)
"Men ought always
Bc« r fnlnt
pray
and
'
"The effectual, fervent prayer
, of a righteous man avuileih much".
"More
things
arc
wrought
by
prayer than this world dieam.* «»i ."
not content to get, he must Irtsl
lis tnaik on the earth, ho tntx|
j build his monument.
1
But man soon discovers in V I
I r.'ft,rts
'lo’ ‘that he must' lu ll
order* to do. Intense tfcunf
to know beoomes his prayer, ffuf
i.uest bails him to men whjltj
u'D*'r lh;'.n !u’;
goes to Ngju
nn,l uucslians her, and while krn).[
l'dge puurs into his soul, he ie t
‘-'l,nU'Tl1- All of thia praying
1 '"‘‘‘J1
t.1" ’ earth, earthy
11x|
j
w ithin is not ra tliflel
Tennyson.
In the consideration of the sub
je, t of Prayer men usually think
of it in relation to man's religious
and spiritual needs in his Hpprouch
to Go<|; but. the facts ore that
prayer i* a vital and necessary elemerit in every department of huto '*vc< l he desire t
man life.
the desire to know more. It ma.
Men pray who make light nf - understand, Jt desires to unveil th
prayer
Men are pray ini* daily mysteries of life.
who ate unconscious that they
Man must pray. The Infiniti
ever piny
All kinds of men, the I the unknown has been knocking.
iv'M-. tin- foolish, th,- strong, the ) the heart of manhood. Man dexir
" , .ik. the ignorant, tile learned, j t» look behind the veil.
Naturthe good, the bad, al) men pruy. j •* to him but a beautiful ¥*db hkiuj
In fm i a normal man cannot p u r - | fully woven und ’b^intii'icd i
, sl1'' life** journey without praying. | hides the face of Him wh. i- thi
'that i* pmyer?
To my mind* Master of ail master workmen, i.rd
the In-st and simplest answer is | who is seeking to unveil H>* lact
I found in a poem written hy James
Imperious manhood ot uma
Montgotnei y.
feels its kinship, with the In.pen)
" I ’ruyi-r i* the -null'* sincere desire. tor of Worlds und cries out. "0
Uttered or Unexpressed;
that I might find Him".
Ihe motion of a hidden fire,
, In response to this great de-ntt
i hut tieinhlcs in the breast."
|God has revealed himself, that
God has so made man that he ,
! man might find him W i find ihj
has m ar) and gieat needs. Each
.11 slt'S'JF l T*|**.,
need supplied Ieveal# many other,
When man honert' • look* ints
j need* awaiting attention.
Man's
t ’hii.it,
tlunightl
capacity to assimilate seems to ,! the
. fiU-e. of Jesus
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' Inn,- n„ hounds. And yet, no inat-l
power, infinite Ix-auty,
• ter how great or abundant
i r lufinite wisdom, iniln*
pal end
rnnivelou* ills attainment*, in s o u l 1 f
love floorl his . mi
unil
di'biiv hr iu KTi*Htt r thiin nil. M h thun that hu
hirnnulf u
To iii> mind, it is this illitnitablo ,lH‘ . V 7 y !s: uxly and weak ud
, and
uisutiuble lon-ing fur greater fH0' i>,h' -'*'ilh love so mixed ami im
I and better things, that was breath- iPurt i,ni1
unworthy
Thrt
, ed into inn ti, when God |mt within :
senses hi* need of forgivenra
j und cleanslnj*. Then desire, in
him the bieath of lives
Illimitable desire beget* prayer. tense and passionate nriue.i within
I'rayi-r is the means by which God 'to bo'.
plans to fulfill desire. Hence there
To get, to do, to know, are all
are three elements in every true eclipsed when man n-rives whert
player. Desire, faith, und effort j he desires “ to be like the Muster'
to realize. These element* are ac
In the vision of tha Chrin am!
tive in the soul of every man. The the cross man sees his bet to:* -elf
farmer, the mechanic, the artist. He beholds tho vast possihilitin
the doctor, the builder, in fact J before him and he finds the ari-wir
their i* no worth while life in I to the vague and persistent longwhich these elements of prayer do ! ing* of his inner self. Tia th*-n wt
not function.
|can say “ Behold he prayeth."
The basis of prayer lies in the
Man has learned thnt to be utfad of human need.
From the ' ccssful he must work in hnrmottf
deeps within the man. the soul I with and submission to the law* #
ci ie* out, "I want". The child's nature. This is the only way h
life begins with a ery. We intei
whch may come to '"mm n*1
prut it u* an expression of uncon- 1 lure and her secrets. Can wc nU
sciou* desire. ‘1 want to get’ soon see that the only way in which »*
iollows. This is the lowest forte may come to natures God i.-i bf
I of prayer. It is on the plane of the same humble approach in s-ib
1 selfishness
mission to and in harmony witb
i A# the intellectual man develops Him and His law.
I ideals arise visions of what might
Even so must men nray to Goi
la- charm the mind; possibilities of Decjdc to zee and know. Beli***
‘riCaines* become an inspiration. that He can be seen and knows.
Then his prayer rises umi takes Then take those step* of repent*
on new moaning. Hi* heart's de ante and faith and submission I*
sire i* not so much *1 want to get’ His will which ever lead from fix
it* ‘1 wunt to do'. He desires lo cross to the crown which Is giv**
accomplish great thing . He is to all who thus cuine to tha Thr-mr.
C A R E L E S S P E D E S T R IA N S
M IAM I IIK K A L I!
| In discussion of the traffic prob- lasilv pu* a driver Into ouch
|b>m there is u tendency to placz pc.utlon that he cannat possiW
! all the blame for undesirable con- avoid an accident.
ditloi’ s ii pur tho drivers of uutomoIt is a very comm m thing f#r
1‘ib'i
New York city has recog people to dash across a street
nized the fact that some rsrponsi- through the stream o f motor traf
bility rests also on the people who fic which is under the control °
walk.
th-) otfber.
People frequently
j At tho corner of Fifth avenue •ot m to be in such a hurty that
I end Forty-second Street has been they Just cannot wait for the tun*
I elected a Hashing lamp, display- of the traffic. The motorist who
i ing with each flash a figure of Is following tho directions of tbj
death and a warning to “ jay walk- officer has a right to suppoiw thsl
era." Some of these warnings Fa has the right of way. Hs bai
read: "You are mine— Jay Walk- it, bo far aa other cars are coW
" I want you— careless man.” corned, and thooretlcallv he has J
“ I will get you—taking chances.” ao far as pedestraina are concerned*:
Similar warnings . might advan Aa a matter of fact he fin«h( hlw
tageously be placed at every busy ed f frequently under the nocorai?
street crossing in the country.
ol stopping very suddenly to
The nutomobitists are slowly vent running down soma foal
learning something of their re pcison who thinks he can he.it [
sponsibility, ’ Thri* are learning car* to the other eide. Th»*.
all too slowly, but are learning. den stopping may cause a cell!
Pedestrians do not always seem with t|e car behind, it mnnii
to
to hare
hare learned
learned their
their part
part In
In the
the w orsei Ih e pedestrain hat
movement for safety , upon tiiu moral S ight to create such
L t . i r t r . A j_y walker m .y u - y > r. >. u . l *
t
.
A
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ft
V.W&V
THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924.
v.
•xr
said. A bat hectic nnd sale of loti
is to take place there Monday,
The white folk* here declare that
they are Indignant about it and
think they nhotild have had the
firat chance, it is to near the white
There
in conalderable
evidence,
aettlement o f Upsala and Grape
MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
nt *L. __
_
n_._____ '
Phone: Res. 425
thst
the men o. af *a_m
the Big
Berean vlllo.
- • i Brotheihood are' getting into the
i *spirit
their
work. .T
There
_
. T v m n m
A -tr 1
P l rlt °of
* th
olr fa ll’s wor,C'
he?
A series of evangelistic services
B A P T IS T S U N D A Y jhas
been a steady Increase In a t begins tomorrow. The church very
PERSO NALS
during September—each heartily Invites the cltisens of tj
S C H O O L TO H A V E tendance
Sunday the number was larger Sanford and the district to the !
than the previous Sunday.
meetings.
W. M. Scott is spending a few
Jack E. Carter leaves today for G R A D U A T IO N D A Y
The subject lor study tomorrow
Mi. Scholfield who is to have
Lakeland, to spend several days.
days in Miami on business,
. morning Is interesting many young i charge of the music is not expected
Departmental
superintendents men( an,i a vcry interesting session to reach the city early enough to
J. A.Logan, n well-knownmer- ®n‘l
■xvi o IIIITO
Mrs. W. E< Allen, of Longwood,
and general
general ofi
officers
have UCVII
been .|is expected.
expected. As
As aa prelude
prelude aa brief
brief
in busy during the week getting in , discussion will bo made of the be in the service Monday evening,
spent Friday in Sanford shopping. chant o f Geneva, spent Friday
the city among his friends.
readiness for the nnnunl com -■greatest world event o f the last but a very attractive musical pro
[ogram given by
gram has been prepared for the
mcncement
dny in the First Bap- 60 day*. Following this will be
Frank Evans, o f Lake Mary, was
Smith; Studio of
evening’s service.
It. R. Eldridgc returned Friday tist Sunday school. Every detail 1the study of the subject for the ; Monday
-----------------------—7 ,5
[union, 4 p. m.
' in the city Friday, spending the from a business trip to St. Peters
of preparation is expected to be morning. life — Its Source. Sup-1
Frank Tukach nnd wife have J
■day
burg.
day among his friends.
>
completed by the close o f today’s [ port nnd Highest Development. arrived from Boston. They made;■
*
■
:ing Holy Cross »
work.
I The officers of the class extend ; thetrip both wilys intheir enr and ■
Rectory, 8:30 P.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter Pitts are nok
Troy Musscliwhitc gf Orlando,
_—- • uwill ns-1 n veryj cordial
vniiimi invitation
1
All officers and teachers
to all j,nvc been absent
for 18months ■
spent
Friday
in
Sanford
on
busi
comfortably located at 2 11 Park
semblo
“ **i“ nt
- the
**- church
L
‘ at- -0-:1-fi.- to- young men who arc not attending and Intend to spend
the winter "
per
ng; Preibyterian
ness.
mnrro"’ nv rnie<». At 9‘2f> the on- other classes,
Avenue.
here.
Mrs.
Adolph
Molnar
nc- 1
. 3:30 P. M.
tire school will hssemblc in the
Id; hostess, Mrs.
rnmpanicd them home from New ]
Robert Jenkins is home from ( Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Flippin, of miuitnrium nt the church who***
York City and intends to spend
JO P. M.
the University of Florida spend- Tampa, spent Friduy in the city, I the commencement exercises will
Upsala And
Ing, Woman’s Mis- ing the week-end with homo folks, the guests of the Montezuma Hotel, j take place.
some time us the guest of Mrs. ■
lo f M. E. Vhurch,
B. E. Tnknch nt the Pico.
Grapeville
— ——
I
—
I 'lo r100 will r-ceive iliploUlema
Moore
Green,
n
well'
mas
and
bo
promoted
at
tomorMr. and Mrs. Lcsie Went nnd
ilub; hostess, Mrs.
known pench grower of Fort Valley, [ •-j* s session oi me school.
The
ik Avenue; 4 p. nu children have returned from n Cn., is spenoing severnl days in
officers of the senior.aVruTt'depart - 1 Mrs- K,sie
h,,s hvc"
Simmons Siberia
as o f the Baptist j Pjtenant visit with friends in Fort Sanford on business.
ment, have occasion to be proud helping care for her sister. Miss
I*i mnfltinrr*
llltilPS ' **1yers and Sarasota.
meeting; ladies
Refrigerators
of the attendance in this depart-, Florence Malm, who has been ill
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snider, of ment, but there are a few parents' with inf|u,.nla. Humil Tolar is !
Mrs. W. S. Carpenter is expect
at
esday.
ed home today from St. Petersburg Chuluota, who have iust returned in the church who have not yet en- cuntin,.(1 t(1
hotne with it.
from an extended trip west spent rolled in the iSMle school. These
______
where
she
has
spent
sometime
with
Ball Hardware Co.
ig Circle: All-day
Friday in Sanford.
|parents are very cordially invited; Virginia Lundouist nnd Audrey
>f Mra. John Ahra- friends.
to be present nnd enjoy the com-' Mny Nl.,.M0 Iir„ , w„ now |Utlc ,
Mrs. T. W. Getzen, nnd Mrs. W. I Robert Holly, who is attending mcncement exercises
xeretses tomorrow beginner* M, lhc |irimnry s«-hool
jrsday
R. Anderson and daughter, Gayle , the University of Florida, is spend morning.
this term.
istess, Missionary of lakeland, spend Friday in San- ing the week-end in Sanford with
The officers of the school extend,
Paul Whitehurst
Church, honoring
a cordial invitation to all friends,
Instructor in Violin
y, homo of Mrs. G. ford, the guests of Mra. Getzen’s ! home folks,
And
tow
Patterson,
of
Canada,
■
of the work to be present and
mother, Mrs. II. B. Connelly.
[
—— •
in Orlando, was a
i P. M.
Studio
hours, 0 a. m. lo 5 p. ■
-------Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Craig share in the inspirati....... the huu. wlio lias been
„ c„ u|,|,. „ f weeks at
Thp many friends of Mrs. Leslie of Jacksonville and Mrs. Craig’s
in. Saturdays
only.
N
I tlie home of bis cousin. A. F. Wes- ,,
.,m. . ,
. p _ r nirlrr ■
[ES G U IL Ilrynn
D
will be glad to know th a t. sister, Miss M. E. Wyrosdie of tomorrow.
■
le.di.k
Andrew
has
obtained
work
1
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>
«
"
'
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,
s
t
N
a
t,Uink
,lld
K•ha it doing nicely after operation ' Andalusia, Ala., are simnding sev
Q n v m M 'e n n
,
/-*■..
Iteiiink. .tniirew in
M
B R ID G E
Thursday nt the Fernald-I-aufthtun |oral days in Sanford, the guests of
P ‘ *>SC I ,11 L.V v iiV c M l 'at Hm ,|f links a nl is now boardN
and
Mrs.
Wilson
.
jthe Montezuma Hotel.
] Foi* M l ’S V
('
Q m i t it ' M“ * " ith Mr. a
>N F R ID A Y Hospital.
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.1
‘ ‘ 1J' ' ' O il 11 I I I Urvant
Bryant
I,
an
...
PAGE
>' Attendance Berean
Brotherhood Class
Steadily Increasing
S
TODAY
W E. . WISH TO
THA
N KC •OUR
PATRONS
***
*
-f'
. • t „ I*
1»L .
, 1 »
e • ' *“ 1 . s/' ",
1'*” 1; .4
f. t«•, v , i/“
j . fl. »\V. !.'i ' W
4/.,L*v-JJerT,^1imk
f o n their loynl support, and with their aid wo hope to
render a more complete service during the dcniing
year.
Coleman’s
Gift and Stationery Shop
207 M A G N O L IA
-PHONE 104-J
BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING 3
Below we mention a few varieties of BEANS we have for
immediate delivery:
'
1,000 to 1 REFUGEE, RED V ALE N TIN E . G IANT STRINGLESS GREEN POD, TENNESSEE GREEN POD, BOUNTIFIJI, nnd KILGORE’S STRINGLESS W AX.
These beans are first class in every respect, and prices
reasonable.
m
K I L G O R E SEED C O M P A N Y
W E L A K -.
BU ILD ING -
-RHONE 248
BySumhiySeiioolClass Mrs \ F. Wostenliek left Tburs 1
room of the Valdez
—•
day to attend the Adventist camp
il an enchanted look
a t
tup:
churches
I he Dependable Sunday School meeting which meets again this
on when tho St. Ag1.— To pay you cash for
class of the M. E. Church Friday year 1.1 Oilando. Mr. and Mrs.
M
hniKK 8i8 an* in stru ct'd tn refund morify In rv**ry Inatanca w h i n
i hostess at n SubM llNfa ctu r)
m e nut uhtnln«*d
Tlu* v « i *y ft rut d o i l o f
It has- been announced by tho CONGREGATIONAL < RURCH night gave a delightful surprise
buries ( earner have been there
that old furniture.
»
' l.r.ll j t » \ K N I .I V K I I A M I K I D N E Y TONIC?
c party.
various churches of this city that j Tomorrow will be our regular , ,„irlv in honor of Mrs. K. C. ( for two weeks, getting things
a nliuoHt Iii vh rintily slup> tli • I r m lr ii ry of Pi»f«*slnir wild cotifihlnff
2.— Customers for fur
■ nnd ilu* third do»««* usually ntopR the m*vi*rt*M ( X lL l), The r o m m o ’l
rheme o f green nnd beginning Sunday, Oet. fi, evening I Communion Sunduy and we e\ Smith. Jr. <me of its members "h o ready, lemmg up from Miami.
m t’olil must hf i I ftsmi*d its ii werloUN tlliriipa m» ^«*t rtd of (t nt otice.
niture which looks now
■
irriod out in detail,■services will la>gin nt 7:30 o'clock |poet every member of the church, married during the summer months
If )Miir mtiHch n lire sore or > oti
linve
that
chilly
feeling:
Oi t '< will be the regular dny
■ M’lih
at Rreatly reduced prices.
11 •*;«.!itch•*. It * u sure «u ;u Unit you have taken cold.
daises being used
■ Unn't avcdull
instead of 8 o'clock as during the who is able, to be present and by ( The das., met at the borne of for pi. aching at the Presbyterian
ii
u
f
>r
Uni'll
it
u*ti
I
a
to
develop,
hut
huy
n
hot
tie
of
UhF.M
Ca-h or Credit
JuN KH I.IV K it A N D K I U N K Y T u N I U today.
The coni \n •m a ll
Ins.
summer mouths.
I such presence to assist in inti I ing Miss I.illain Shinhol-.er, •■•ting front hnrch and we hope to have Rev
mill You tan It*.I aff ord to take a chance nt this time of year.
USED F U R N IT U R E CO.
an was spent playing The young people's societies , the morning service, one 1mg to tie there to the borne of Mrs. Smith J. S, Claik with us again at 3:.’in,
|-’«»r sale i«t
Sniida)
School
at
li.:to.
as
usual.
conclusion of the
Phone 528.
which meet iust before the even- remembered for its hallowed influ on Elm Avenue,
We have had an evergreen school
lack Torrence held ing services each Sunduy will nlso '
ROHM IIX A T & A N D E R SO N
Welaku Building
unt| precious power, ’l ucre I Mrs. Smith wu • presented with tli s year with Alfred Erieson as
I *:
was given a lovely take notice of this announcement
a chee.se server, a* token of the leader. All are toidiully invited
1
will
be
new
members
to
be
received
.itb pink radiance
nnd meet 30 minutes earlier.
cla*s.
J
to both -el vires.
nnd nil should
with u* to wel
|tion prize, n yellow
Chocolate i ream with home made
r
fn, was presented to
SCRAP IRON CLASS
come them.
cake was served hv Mr* Thornton,
Mr . ml Mrs. Loui* Reaves and
ponoley.
The Scrup Iron Class hopes to
If possible no present at the Mrs Ma*on. and Mis* I.ilium Shin daughter, Mary ('.. spent Sunday
trecn ice cream, with
have at ieast 100 men present Sun Bihle school at 9:4ri in the in >rn hoi so r.
fvcirng al the home of Mr and
Iced in green was day morning nt 10 A. M. in the inv.
Among those "resent were Mrs. Mrs. T i* Tyner enjoying cuke
Christian
Endeavor
will
Idames B. L. Perkins, Milano Theater.
Business nnd meet at 6:4r> p. m., tile night ssrv W. S. Thornton, Mrs. R. M. Mason. and coffee, it being Jim's birtbda).
Irlin, Paul Biggers, professional men have been ad ice will begin at 7:30. Remember. 1 rMis.
Blount,
Miss liohllie
, ’ Nell
fdi, George McRory. dressing the class at each session the change in the hour of the
Miss
Julia /.ac ha i v.
Mr and Mrs. Pressor and chil
a dainty green nnd just before Dr. W. J.
. Carpenter
,,
,
niglit service, fmm S n'clock tn ,Miss Maude Tyre. Miss Clare Ran- ■Iren, ol Sanford, were Sunday vis
MVs. Herman Middleton. Miss
filled with almonds
.........
i i . . : . .......... ...
i
Kl"
presents the lesson Last Sundu • |
Come and bring ynut friend*.
itor* at the home of Mr, and Mrs
f --J.A-- C
...
Rosamond Railfoid, Miss Elizabeth
Mr. Hutton of the Hutton
Con
IB it\• r••( * it 11\ 11*••I 1* 1* i»?%
•*»i !• ■.ills fi tu
■.j mi %» ti i•in * hi ,i 11 ii k l lint (lii'i had hat) mil lc# f rum
l.iimhpiist
Ellen l.und>|uist al>
Eloweis
and
Miss
l.illtan
Shmhol
ble* of players were trading Comyany addressed tluBit'i n* \8 iii Mi litittl • **f »»*■•’«. mu *. f.r« it.iltiii n it* f i %*•» ..| (li»*
S|ir!iiKi« Wairr t'ompimy.
Parish M illin g
spent
ihe
v.eek
end
with
her
rnus
ser.
class. Previously George A. I>«hjoy I he first bridge
Think I iik licit I ant * mii ini i * .I with iii« | 1.1, i Sitiln^t Walei <* i.in l»a n> th**v hax«* a«k**t) for 8Xin, Mel vii
j
In the present stage sif plug e*
F. L. Miller, F. P. Foster of tin- reconstrui turn of 11 •.1 > <'n.**
this fall by the Cottes,
St.
irlaii.tt lull* f i mu inr »»h In Vi h \ t had
•.1 fin It in p<hiiiI h In *h» hainln of a(torn**>n for oolUclltill,
Slitm ilny was Graiulmii l.uinl I
and G. W. Spencer, Jr., wi re by tlie Vestry, a parish meeting
vvlnnih«> liml in v• i tv*4•I a it v iinitr* Ip *r i< i"ii ii mu tin I-!t•I»*r S in imk'*
1*01111114111% |ieraoti or
Bible I lass meeting in Sarasota on M*u»t s tmthday and E I-. l.uinl |
|»t*t M«»|| r1f Itav 111M in roll 111 h ,r
a111**I 1 1»Hi In frv.n ..f lit. Klilrl H|»rI Mtf •* W«t«*r UoiilpUriy A* I hftV<*
Chess Club speakers.
is called according to the vector's (let. S 111 a* representatives of the must and family called to see her
Tomorrow another of our mem notice Inst Sundivv morning at
lit i i ttifiiic nt aMil thmuiili I)» *
Sniiim <1II* i iM I will **jiv iigulli that I a in lint affUluin) In any re-*
Captain Bcngstmi also spent the ,
bers will speak. We are glad to service, for 11:0(1 A. M , thi* Sun Oviedo Methodist Sunday School
Its O fficers
MfM'ft * ft It |ll«* Kkfla’f H|HIOVN >\ liter l'ri|M|i.lli> . I'lll WI*ll lo MO lliMt I 411MIT* OWII till- WUttT llU«l 1188*
•lav llnte as It was Ills HHIh birthsee new' faces each Sunday but dnv morning, l or the general cun
al Jit •**•*lit aid have f j» th* |iuM t«n in nMi*» -•t..1 Im p . •»••» % h ml an\ •niiHr to |»la«f any account
I Mr
ami iv11 s. Frank N orris ■lay Mi and Mrs II C I unit
In tli* h.irulf *f ji 11 •<i n*v " fnf tnflii imn Ini wi» i l - >t <1. that l’f* |ih I'liH »*f ni> cuhI uni«*r« who
Hess: Club had its reg- thore are others who would be wel venienee toi tile mcet.iig. just fm -pcill rnc *.!*y
■)in*l ni'ii' there on Mmnlay even
d
ii*
night
and
Mi
h a v« a t hti t is
i*' in i ■•util v>It h rn * have |n•i ♦ ri i ■• I•* v» i pi **tn|»t In |» •v Iiuf tlit** r hi IIn nnd f h DIi to **•
Inst Thursday even- come. Come nnd spend three this Sunday, the High School wa dnv m Sttiifu! d the gtn•*ts "1 1 Ilf 11 ing
I' ini to i In rn inv a|>|»t n i.itiiiii fn* miiiii
All **f n ••ti«in»
in ha mil* *1 un.l transacted In ttic>
ia the office of X)r. ouurters of an hour with the class. suggested
There will no regulal sister. Mr *. L. R. Mitt hull.
INI III* ' <f I fill Ii Ii* In Vi f
the Meisch building, .You will be pleased.
prayer book service nor seimoii. A
Again in little over a month j
J. E. Surling will spunk Sunday short jnuyer seivi.e with hymns
excellent attendance
' 11* s Mnhlf :Kw. pi* 1l ift M. inila V the death angel visited a home tul,
morning.
onderful frames of
will piecede the meeting
It I* fin Snnfiii tl wini i f *hf will tnkf op mg the spirit of Eva May. the H
officers for the conihoped all P m inliioitcr* and all who I’CI (lilt If* Ii *» til.rhi 1 m the Kn*t vein n|d daughter of Wilson Iliy ]
BOOSTERS’
CLASS
■ elected ns follows:
are in any win mtei e*led in I lie
The Boosters’ Class of the Moth Wornk of llolv I'ro s will be pres .''id*1 1‘i111nilt > m linol nl that pline. a el Mie luol been ill foi some
Bishop,
president;
lime, an operation being perform
lM'nttcs, vlce-iirtsi- odist Sunday School meets Sunday ent
Mr i111*1 Mi* r a i '■ll Of 11 n i-t ■• ■it in Apiil and since then had tak
morning
at
9:30
o’clock
at
the
"liuise. secretary; Dr.
Art Inn Seani-g 1‘ei k. Rcctoi
•o the X lav treatment, but the
( h bm.l ll Xt-itiii - Wfilitf-.iiaj
church. Young men not affiliated
II. treasurer.
I
turners mine again and she pus*
with
other
clnsses
are
cordially
any chess players in
FIRST IIA P IS T ( III IP II
Mr* J U It*.Hitler >\xOft ll it nil <i away alter nnnthci operation at
Isurnmndi*-- vicinity, urged to attend. Judge K. F.
Sunday School 9
A. M
------------- :----Distributor Elder Springs Whaler. -------------------tl,t,.|
. *,KIP i ft tir m*il In if ttl’l’l, fi..ip ‘ l;c i ell.aid l.aughlon
Hospital.,
pn the Sanford Chess Householder is teacher. < ome,
.Morning worship and *eiimm. M Hall.-v , ( In . mill it11* tn ctipytun Ili • King held a short service al
pjo\ cut h Thursday bring your friends, and hear a A M Subject. "1 lie High • u: !
tlu Miller Cndei taking Parlor* on
ibu R. I. Mill* liotisf
the chess players of good talk on the lesson, import of Winning".
( (ju- ■if the greatest impt'iive Sunday ut 9.00 a in. and she |
ant business to be transacted t<>
Young People’s I'nion*.
.’111
ments that ha* been made i nDvi e
was »*»**i»-«l at lai .e View eeine
►
+ ♦ + <■+ +++ + + •*•+ + ♦ + + <,+ + + + + <■++ + + + + + + + + + + 4-+ + + + + + + +++ + «• ♦ +
morrow morning.
Evening worship and seimoii
ii,. in uiiiiii moiitlis is the hardening **'• X Her aunt, Mrs Hall, of En*
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— ■■ ■
—
I. . e
7:30. Subject. “ The Man Whose
of (iiuhiim Avenue from the him'. i i *. wu* pie: cut ul the funeral with
Iviedo
METHODIST CHURCH
Thinking Completely ( ‘hanged Hi*
I coiner to the si hmd hmldtng iitIn i sympiilhizing friends. Eva
W. J. Carpenter, Pastor.
Journey".
This street though heavily tinvel May was a dear child, fond of play,
At
the
morning
service
the
pusI Wolcott who hus been
. k, t c e u c p s m i m l " contained a heavy sum....... I a h.ver of the Sunduy school hetor
will
preach
on
"Selecting
I.al>
^le at Lake I hurm for
CIIRIRTIAN S< IEN( E S B IE3 \ |w|lj ,, wu„ a|mo!lt jm,,„SM|de an I
w.th us two Sundays before
1 orera.''
Is much better.
Christian Science serv c.s a * ,
ha* lung been tie her burial. Mr. and Mrs Bryant
At night, 7:30, the subject will held lit the Wo man s Muh.
it
|II1|HH| that the eomntis 'ive at the golf link* and have the I
Avenue, near Third Street
raed in Oviedo Mon- |ke: “ Those Who Dream.”
stotters will also make a crossing , **>'*»‘l>«thy of all in their loss,
Sunday
school
at
10
a.
m.
with u splendid nt- | The Sunday School will meet at
IM w T K Ii I M IIT .I N . rr*i|t.
Services at 11a. m. Subject f o r ‘ ovt'r the Seahourd Air Line mil- t
r<»f. M, J, Okerlund
|9:H0. Both Epworth Leagues meet
All
the
Iodic*
who
attended
the
| service. "Unreality."
way oil tins street, thus giving' a
Tlu li* u MIIIII i u • HI4* l i t i f I L in I* I f , vy |nli**i 11* a i #*ii r• ll» f n r m r r i w i t r u n N o f ( h r n i n »
this year with the
0^30 instead of 7:00.
I'nion which met with
Wednesday evening meeting ut ’•hurt cut to the school building, Porous
l l l l l l t ' l • " i l l I ' 8* 8* r v i ( ’r. unit alt to n al f* -;i (n i«
■ f l i l t * f n l M i f f m u n a t * **1(1 f i l l
w i t h Mi l r n of teachers us were I Good music and n Methodist w< lIl’ ilVwl I III *i IIK ll M'l I In* lu Im*|(»| |»l *•.*•**
H p. m. in the reuding room.
hank and |>ost office f >r those res Mrs. Vihlen at the camp enjoyed
|the close of last year’s Jcome.
A free reading room where the (dents living west of the county he ufternoon very much.
J. N. Thompson is
It is such a pretty place, on
Bible
and all authorized literature road.
.
.
HOLY
CROSS
CHURCH
ant; Mrs. J. F\ McCrystal Lake and fitted up so nice
on
Christian
Science
niuv
laread,
Church Services for the Pith.
d ussihstant; and Mrs.
Ih e
Woman's Club of Oviedo !v with fireplace, table and chair* i T
Sunday after Trinity, Oct. f>. lair rowed or purchased, is open
t, primary. There are
in Wednesday nnd Saturday from |will hold its first meeting of tin and cupboards, we thought u c , +
1924.
autre children to come
J."
“ w*?r*k there J
9:446 A. M. Sunday School in o t 0 (i ul room f.17 First National! full Friday evening at the regular
rural districts uttd it
n l imi.im.’ All are welcome •■» I hour. Mrs. II. H. McCall and Mr*.
Lekardt and wife made th e, J
arrangements cun be High School Auditorium.
n h e M 'r t t l and to make A. Macfarlun. hostesses.
" ' I ' f'om Pierson to he present at j ♦
11:00 A. M. Parish meeting in atntviml
tne sirvues a
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the gathering, returning home tin* |J
>r bringing them in by
High School.
use of the rea mg loom.
; ^
r ( - Strickland returned !'u'11*' nlK*11 Al 4 "'clock the lio s t-.t
Monday from Fomosa very much *•*" '“•rved delicious refreshments, i J
beth Young left MunMrs. C. L. West. Mrs. II H. Mc improved in health.
Mrs. Hilma Lumbiuisi. Mrs. John 1
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McNeal, of
bvu where site will be
_____
Borell, Mrs. rruinond Bully unde V
Call, Mrs. A. Macfarlun and Mrs.
Georgia,
huve
rented
the
Cushing
teachers in the school
H. G. Smith uttended the County
Miss Florence Wheeler ishelp-! I,ul‘>• Margaret; Mrs. August]];
house and will keep boarders there Federation of Woman's Clubs in ing ut the telephone exchange for 'Swanson und Dorothy, Mrs. Arch y
this scuson. Mr. McNeal will also Sanfoid Wednesday.
the present.
"■ -s wan»on, Mrs. Kenneth Rob-! v
V. Swope entertained run n little store on the Chuluota
I hm* und baby, Aiinu Elizabeth,
s sB'hle class of ^he
( ( K ’K T A IL S
On Tuesiiuy evening a meeting
Mr. and Mis. T. J. Brannon leuve «nd Mrs. Ballinger were present
turch at her home on road.
of the citizens of Oviedo was cull Sunday for a visit to relatives at besidoj Mrs. Vihlen nnd children,
Crawfish
Florida Oysters
nue Friday afternoon,
j Emil Mugnuson and Leonard Vih ,
ed for the purpose of orguniztnj a liainbridge, Gu.
idles were present and' Mesdamcs Theodore Anlin and permanent board of trade or com
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[ leu who came in for coffee. The
H O U IM
flection o f officers was B. G. Smith entertained the Rook mercial club. An organization of
Mrs I. E. Jordan and son, Ed next meeting will be at the home
Club
and
several
invited
guests
r. W. Lawton was re}
this nature was effected whoa* ob- j ward, un visiting in Starke thisjof Mrs. BoreB on Oct. 23.
Cream
o
f Turkey Soup
blent, Mra. H. B. Mc- Saturday afternoon at the home ject will be to build up, improve [ week.
r, and Mrs. C. L. West, of Mrs. Smith the occasion being Bnd boost Oviedo as never btfor-*.
S A L A IM
\ 100 acres « f land just north of
rasurer. Mrs. Swope in honor of Mrs. T. G. Simmons * hrough the efforts of this club it
W. B. Young muds u business 1 Gtupeville is being cleared
for a
lu*
I a 'U uco and Tomato Salud
htful refreshments and who is moving this week Lo Sara is said that many improvements trip to Jacksonville the first of!eeh>red settlement by two brothers
„
social hour was spent seta. Mrs. bimmons was so soon r
Fruit Salad
by the name of Lockheart, it is
to leave was the only thing ih » t l 'v ,
wrought In the community the week.
ise of business.
marred the pleasure of the s ft e r - !u" d hp > « * » will build up to tho
E N TR E E S
naon.
. itund^pd o f the Honda amall
-e+ 4 '*-+ + + <-++*4 >+**++*'f++*+*+*4 -*4 -4 -f+**-(+4 *'H -+f ♦ « ♦ + + + ♦ ±
drs. C. K. Phillips left
ItiKiHt Younir Turkey, Celery Dressing with
for Tampa and points
Dr. and Mrs. Simmons have liv-|l<JW*V
,
4»
♦T f
Cranberry Sauce
Mr. Phillips has been cd in Oviedo for the past four
T. L. Lingo, Rev. A. Macfnrlan,
iss A. D. Mitchell us or five year* and their many Mr*. H. B. McCall, Mrs. B. G.
Roast Chicken, Oyster Dressing nnd
he Seaboard A ir Lina frionds regret to lose them fro m . Smith nnd Mrs. W. J. 1-awtoti were
Apple Sauce
the past three weeks. the social and club circles.
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THE.SANFORD HERAUD,
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I that always precedes baseball’*
title struggle, there remained an
1unmistakable undercurrent of ten1 einn. growing out of the O’ConnellI Dolan disclosures. The possible
reaction of this feeling when the
two teams tnke the field todny
is u source of keen speculation.
H was conceivable to observers
last night that the whole outcome
of the championship fight might
turn on the popular attitude taken
today for the Giants, though they
seemed to have regained their con
fidence and poise us they went
through their final drill Friday,
going into the frame keyed to u
high nervous pitch.
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SOUTHERN TEAMS WILL INVADE
EASTTODAYTOPARTICIPATEIN
IMPORTANTGRIDIRONCONTESTS
North Carolina Stnle to Meet
8§fg£ - 1
. Yale on Eli
EU Gridiron While
University o f Virginia W ill
Tackle Harvard, Cambridge
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William and Mary to
Oppose Navy Eleven
HARRIS PREDICTS
BIG SERIES WILL
GO SEVEN GAMES
Secs Hard Fig hi Ahead I till
Believes Senators Will Win;
Journey to Atlanta to Take
Johnson Will Oppose IMron Faced 'Golden Tornado’
(piillnn in Opening Game
Flying Cadets from Lexington
ftjke m*
sen t
A T L A N T A . Ga.. Oct. t.— With
, tho September Reason of discontent
With
r h
’ ■ in football made glorious by the
advent of October, today will bring
I ’ve b
battles of gridiron g 1n<lintor«, in
' 'which almost anything enn, mol
H P ,'V donbtleRs will happen.
f
T h e ‘pushovers and setups in
rtd ytuj>,.
football are usually reslrieted to
n finsiB
single game as
ns a warming ll|>
. ■ «*
process nnd in most cases these
V- were disposed of Inst Saturday,
mb,!. J
Many o f the games today will
bring real contests.
EKT
“ You pay your money and take
,» your choice," with one guess as
W A S H I N G T O N . Oct. 1.~ Mlu n
ger “Hueky” Harris of the Seim
tors
expressed
confidence
ln-t
night that bin team would win out
in the world series which open
here today with the New Void.
(;mnt«, but added that be wouldn't
|.„ surprised if it look seven ga 'ics
, t,, tell the story.
Coupled with Harris' slntenunt
came an announcement from Wul
ter Johnson, pride of the Wushiiu
ton team, that an IS year old de
sire to win a world eerie* game for
tin* Senator* would he hark of hi*
efforts today.
Harris raid, ‘‘M's "foolish” for
another in advance shots people to talk *>f the erle* being
probable scores.
decided in four game*HML^L-'~ / . Additional interest is found in
When
two
-trong team* like
Ycar'ii
' "Bn B,rm dy hectic early season
the Giants and the Senators hook
\Va kn
schedule by the invasion of the up in n series,*" he added, "neither
w ? 7*1
, « M t by southern teams tomorrow. cun win out in foiu game* unless
V. Four eleven:! have folded their aided will, all unpiedieented limn
Aptcnts nnd started a trek eastward
her of litiaks".
».
that will cover many miles before
After a smipp) wolkollt 111 the
I
it is ended.
T w o others make
morning, li m n s
minoiineed that
' / ’' ■ nso
o n e r imi
BEL
shorter
but no less interesting
tile Serialol* would n<*l dull uni
£ , , , 7 . * journeys into a southern stale hot
(onus again until jii*l time f"i a
regular route of south
Jj* , e
out « f the rcgul
H
i __
rrn tonm
teams.
tfldr thi
short
North Carolina meets Yale at
Mar
New Haven, the Tax Heels, follow
’» Ing in a set hack at the bunds of
.if'lWake Forest in their opening
i* game, making the trip oneueomh
- ered ity any feeling of over eonfi-dvnee.
Virginia is entertained l>\ Uni
The! ■
•
vsrd at Cambridge and the ('a'.
■
j
nliern, like their neighbors I" the
, south, have no reason to feel thai
B S T u \ the Crimson will lie easy poking.
. "dBr, (,*' *5 Neale’s men barely nosed out
[should
Hajnpden-Sydney Inst Nntuidn\
Morcer goes all the way from NL-i
•T *
COn to N w Yolk to Irv conciliallfran
lops with Syracuse, hopeful in a
|eontiit; f 1 forlorn
wny, for the Orange ia
^ 'c o n s i d e r e d a hard put to crack in
own hack yard.
ng tli 14 ’ North
Gurolinn State, hailed a
Btronger than last year.
" * r’ much
MU'
playn
Penn State College and
P
itn t e r i
North Carolina supporters of the
arurdl’ Y1 ^ flb ‘igh outfit ladieve the game
L ,,
will Tie close. It was no walk over
JBj
Inst year.
1 CM
eht
Two Virginia teams drop in on
Maryland for games, William and
Mary visiting Annapolis for n set
to with the Navy while Randolph
Macon is nt Ilnltimore to meet
jind neYF Johns Ilopkins. The Williamsburg
m
lnds scored on the Middies lust
jj
year. Randolph Macon and .InlinIlopkins are meeting for tin- first
sthu
time in several years.
lose u
.
In tho south some tint ties royal
Fvl
Bl’® expected, nix conference ..... .
LVa
b " ? -meeting in important games
and another conference even tuk
/ in*r Oil n non-conferenee nggregn
> , tion apt to make an exceedingly
Intoresting afternoon.
Final rat
MWdrtalT- •- >ng» are hnnging in tin- hnliinc.'
w in ti
"t’' 1'' of tile fact that the season
quirs
oooh
ft’.;
J
■ is'b arely lyien with (tie dnoi still
, . Alubnimi's Crimson stjoad leave*
Tuscaloosa to visit Gleeliville. S
C.f for a game with Furman Cm
The visitors ate given an
• verslty.
YLTBI
i odRe by niuuy i*x |»»t ( h by \ii(u< «*f
TMC
neon* pilt il up last we*i*k but
B C cS
. I t In agreed that it will not be a
K j. i,
living
^b©
!
A
] ■ rout.1
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The game between Hirmingluun
Southern and Vanderbilt nt Niv*h
’• villa is expected to prove a severe
J . ‘ teat fo r the CommodoreH. the
||2» . Panthers allowing much strength
^*,1
ugalnnt Auburn.
, .Tennessee and Florida open
/*. Dieir seasons tomorrow, the Vol,, i ‘
bn.';
unteem playing Kmory and Henry
npd the Alligators meeting Uol-
HBp 1
All-Tenneaseo
affair
is
A . : bookpd for Chattanooga, where the
University bearing the city’s name
t]U .takes on Cumberland and another
* * at Sewanee where Caraon-Nuwman
1 '■ furtiuhes the opposition to the
Purple Jungaleer, with a matter
f o f a no-decision contest lust year
*9to be considered.
f
Oglethorpe with a decisive vic' * tory over Fort Henning J«»t seuson, is playing the Soldicm again,
the Petrels feeing the problem of
~ stopping the scintillating Lieut.
Brnytke at Columbus.
Mississippi College, with the
A memory o f a victory over Tulane
. » in the daye o f "G oat" Hale, Is
. trying conclusions with the GreenK * ’- backs in Davidson, with u record
o f two victories under Its belt, will
have Richmond for an opponent at
Winston-Balem.
K ^ -. Mississippi will
and ell tho blame
rv In a game betwi
U M. and the M
I'J5:
lim la-rin g
up
game.
IL -aid dn
lie iit Leitei hope
t*, I **t •
t he
11 mo i oiiliin
,1oil lis,id -m d lie 1 ..lized t. .in . '
game would I*, tin lugge-t • t in
Ilf,
look mg
"I know U a hmgt
H,|I111. "i! ml 1 in
for to. 'In WMl. il»' ■
Mill!',
going 1M 1 » > i.ti.l >|. llVl 1
liiiies IM 1•1F kfnim*k til *• t•n|;t V
•dv i - fM*!
w hen y •nil 1 tl- u • \• i
it i>-il iH-l
mg for \"ll, It j'i 1 >•Ill
thing- L*>* I'Uiij
1 1 \ 1 •- h. •bl 1 lu .
" I ’m If ii IItF
It 1 w in i n
IM I VC,- «1«*Wf1 1 •••!;»>
l.e ll u Iiappu' l man ii ti l e world,
ll I he-** i'll !u |he m -t hem ‘
hloki'll,"
Walt. I
John on and
Muddv
Rllel will I'l (lie lull let \ f,,( III.
Washington S, tutor* f.u the fn-t
cnlitest in Hu world's i cries nnd
the ilulieitl i"!
li«ia\
are that
Manager
I dm McGraw
would
name lliigli Mi ijuillaii nod II ink
Go wily for tin N, w Ymk I. mills
McGraw.
however,
finely
evei
shows ills hand in seleiltng Inhoxineii and if the New S ork
ina na gee should name u southpaw
to take up the louden p would
eause ini surprise, (hough Meljuil
inn is in tip-top form.
McGraw knows ilint the there
heaviest hitters in the Washing
ton club swing their lints from Hu
left side — Rice, Gmditi nnd Inl^
nnd In* has been pi lining Ait
Nehf mill Jack Bentley, I w • left
handers to stop them. Tin* New
\ oi k malinger
in his , oiiteRI
wilii the Yankees always figured
that if lie could keep Itillh f|om
lulling tin- c, si of (hi* d alike.*
• Ini' would stop dead
mid Here
Were suggestion' last nigh
that
Mi Glow
was planning
l • ke* p
G o o s e I in- till olnlet 'iihieeti m, f *•I
G o-l III I* tin .'-■nil I"I s In .IV U*-I
mid iiio-l dangcmii- hitti r win
thn.Dk'h I Ik m 'ji Mil's p|jp
hi'
hit i ill's! in I hi' puirb
" I . tl thi* <atli tif r* hldji Inc if t'll
r a n . " saltl Iio**bn, ‘ that win.!
tlull
full lu i> wil l In* nut t hr i r
fop, but I Vi* lookt'il iiYrl Miliir
prt'tty pMoil twirling myMuf tbli*
yuur."
Terry, lb
Jackson, *s
Gowdy, c
Mcljuillun, p
Mercer.
B ribery Scandal Is
H ushed F o r M inute
——
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WORTH P i TEN YEARS?
Klnnnelnl Slice*** la a matter of plan tf ,
J
Income, your expert*** and a certain suriilu* i«;R
Jntefl. yotrwin soon be on tbs rlgnt road-to
\'our Income naturally determines how nT*
accumulate. Out If you do tint Pul am,In each' ,
tain surplus, your Income. Is'ot no use wtintaoJ
Inn a successful tulure. ”
How much wttl you be worth In ten year.* i
■elf Oils question nnd answer It truthfully vvi
000, 15,000 or * 1 ,000? O r will you stilt be mttlnJ
lines watching the other fel|ew~the on., «?,*
future? You must decld*. Tlits cannot h. „¥,rl(
This big bank Is anxious to help y„u.
... v
ami to show you tho w a y to a uccess In l.ulMineV
ture.
— i ■»
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If you ara as anxious to succeed ns ti,i, .... j
you succeed, then you should come In now tnJ *■
you. Don't wait nnd regret
It all later.
r
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FOUND— I .urge white and yellow
dog Thursday night, presumably
n bird dog.
Owner may locate
same by calling at Herald office,
paying for this ad and fittingly
reward finder.
,
BATTERIES
pgame's major crown.
| The Senators, under their 27vtar -dd pilot,
Stanley
Harris,
who led the club to its first peilI mint m bis inaugural year us man
ager, also put the finishing touche to their practice with an hour’s
drill this morning.
FOR
A
At Auburn, Ain.: Auburn vs.
All makes Automobiles nnd
Clemson.
Lighting PlnnLs, any moke.
At Athens, Ga.: Georgia vs. So.
Cnrolinn.
At Atlantn, Go.: Georgia Tech vs. |
Virginia Military Institute.
At Chnttnimngu, Tenn.: t'linttn- 1
. .
,
. poms will go intio the opening
noogn vs. Cumberland.
On Johnson S R ight game with the full Strength of the
At New Haven, Conn.; North
•' forces that carried them to the
Carolina vs. Vale.
W A SH IN G T O N .
Oet. -t.— The j pennant, but the Giants will be
At Stnrkville, Miss,; Mississippi
,, ,, ,
...
. . .
handicapped
by the absence or
Agricultural and Mechanical vs. 1 - e t World’s senes between the Jh|ij|.
lin third baseman. Hein
Millsnps.
Washington Senators, pennant win ,,,
To lit any Job on earth
At Winston Salem, N. C.: *'n~|cnr.- fur the first time m the Amer
Groh. who twisted a knee sevvidtion vs. Itichmoml.
iienn League, and the New N ork i ral week" ago, still was hobbling
PRICES
At Gainesville, Fla.: Florida vs (Hants.
National
League chain tit "tit mi a cane today and Captain
Stetson.
pinna for the past four years, will Flunk
Fri«eh, who himself has that you can afford to pay.
At Oglethorpe, (In.; Oglethorpe stall today under eiicimistanees ju-t returned t<» tin1 lineup lifter
B A LLO O N S for all Cars.
which have had mi parallel mi the an absence forced by a finger mvs. Fort Henning.
At Greenville, S ( ’ ■ Furman eve of the game’s greatest classic. 1juty, announced that the regulnr
, Last night, lie playing issues <d thiril sin ker would be out of tho
vs. Alabama.
entire series.
At Cambridge, Mass., Harvard ,l" -druggie, a battle that proinis
In limb's place will he Freddy
e* to lirilig two closely matched
vs. Virginia.
IK year old Chicago
team: into action for tin* game's LiniMmm,
At Baton Itntigo, La.; 1.mil mini |highest slakes, came buck to the school hoy, playing hi* first year
"I
I Stale vs. Southwestern.
j limelight aftci having been oh in tin' majors, who convinced
A S I’l.K N D ID F K H I.IN tL
■\t Rust, n. La.; Louisiana Co|-|M|)MM| f(ll tvl(,
|,y the senm
Manager John .McGrow of his uhil
That tired, half sick, diseourugetl
lege vs. Louisiana Tech.
tnmi< 1 charges of bribery involving itv by playing sensational)} in the |
At Maryville. Tenn.; .Maryville the Giants and causing the ban i |u-iiig pennant drive of the New feeling caused liy a torpid liver ami
constipated howcls tun he gotten
vs. Lincoln Memorial.
islioiellt of two nienlhers of t lie Y.ikots.
rid of with surprising promptness
At State Collage, I’a ; Penn. eluli, Innmp I Ft otiiiell mol t ozy
Washington has in Johnson the
by using Hcrhiuc.
You feel its
State vs. North Carolina State
••ntstanding moimdsuian of cither
i lolam
ht'iiefieia! effect with the first dose
At Salem, Va.: Roanoke vs. L e
The eleventh hour cloud of scan • lull, a pitches, who su ins Ihlh
ns its purifying and regulating e f
noir.
dal ttail has ihiuvvn the huschutl ] -ueci ssive season will) tlm Soufect is thorough and complete. It
At Sewon**e, Tenn ' Sewanee vs. world into lunmiil mill threalenel ators, has hung u|> one of
his
not only drives out bile and impuri
t 'arson •Newman.
to -el a matcli to l In- w lode frmin grente - 1 retold-.
Il Jolnison iAt Unit iinoi * . I id
Johns Hop work of the gain, lias hot entirely vieloiiou- todny in tile opening ell- ties hut i> imparts n splendid feel
ing of exhihiration, strength, vim,
km* vs Itnndolph Macon
vanished. Ilowevci, in tin- ahseace lounti'i. when he will have, it i*
I'rice
At Motiile, Ala.: Spring Hill vs, ol liny fit' l l sell alum, the Ini, i vpet ted, either Hugh Mi ljinllnn, and houynney of spirits.
title. Sold hv Union Pharmacy,
Mm ion.
that was heard oil every cornet. light li.tuilt i or Ait Nehf, south |
At Charleston, S t
Citadel v-.. I in- topic "I ennvet 'lltloll III a l l ol paw a" an opponent, Washington’s ]
W< fToru.
(In' i.ipitnls \m oil walk- of lift pm-piet ot tiillniph Will loom e- |
At Knoxville, Tenn : Tennesse v- w as I'l'tilii ed on 111>- game, not Hie
pei lolly
bright
I he
Senators’
Fmoty and Henry.
*'i piimii i hut ha* in*en aroused m i i pti pnied to piti h two and
At Durham, N C. Tim ity v- hv t in* In lliel y plot
pn-sildy
three game* and the
Guilford.
ltd' - hope* revolve laif i ly around
Th. N a 1 mti- « a|i il wmi pie
Navy
v*
At Annapolis, Md
pm mg III (M|fl »* ifif • its own foi hi* ability to muster Hie stamina
U ill inm and Mary.
! tillin' Ml It history ami f,.i in- greatest te*t.
Ho* ttr S1
At New OrJeans, La
I iihitu*
11
w iio v» il i
11Mill I" 1I’Kllll'Ill i ondulge,
Mississippi t i dleg*'.
lil t ■all, down t o
Hit*
v
v
•
•lit
1
hi’
\ a n d e t Gilt
At Nashville, Tenn
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COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. FOSTER, President
R A Y BROS.,
B. F. VVIUTNfJR,
Phone 548----- Sanford
" I k e e p two
accounts w ith m y
bank”
TIRES
RAY BROS.,
I’hone 548----- Sanford
A . C H E C K IN G A ccount, o f course. Thai
I have a separate Interest Account ii
which I m ake sm all w eekly deposits. I
is the easiest w ay I k n o w to save money
In te re st A c c o u n t s can b e opened fi
deposits o f one d o llar ox m ote,
—
Strength
Service
Progress
SEMINOLE COUNTY BAH
’Fry Smith’s Barber
Shop for jyfood barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
Interest Paid on Savings Accmuli j
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WITHOUT
SURGERY
Is
A M an R obbed—
Fistula and Oiher Rectal Diseases
SacrrMfuIly Trexted by (h*
A M B U L A N T M ETHOD
is (liHsatis/ieil, but wiien a man gets his money’s worth
Nfi TiiHspItiil, no op*1rut Ion, no nti-mr**
f r*'til li'-rii**, fwii I, "S"4 iff tifiitf, no fnltrrf*-rtiH i* with Ri« u . 1 rriMAk'* rnent^.
he
is nlway|
pleasml, ami tiiis is what we are doing in Bosnlami Heights.
Send for my Fren Booklet —
“ ('itrinff J'ih n unit <>thrr l(r< Ini I
/'i.mi-'i s"— It eXplailiH every
thing
Dr. Geo. L. Dickernon
Rosaland
IRKCTAL A NU 1’L LV IC BI’EClA1.1ST
Mein hi.
Op|io*Jtn Kttmm*
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is situated on Sanford Avenue, two miles from town. Lots high nnd dry
and well drained. N ew buildings going up now. Good water, city 1ighis.
For tiie next .’50 days we are making a special low price. Easy terms. Cora*
in and see us and look il over while lots are cheap.
H
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Sem inole R ealty C o.
DODGE B U ILD IN G , 111* W. SECOND STREET.-
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TO K IO , Oct. 1 .— Japanese* labor
growing in class consciousness, is
becoming increasingly unruly. Of
ficiul statistics show that strikes
were more Hum twice us numerous
in the first half of 11*21 us in the
first hnlf of 1 U2 I. There were 4115
strikes involving 55,000 workers in
the first six months of this year,
us compared with 182 strikes in
volving 25,000 workers during the
first half of 1021.
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SAABBRUCKEN,
Oct.
L—
Twelve thousand workmen were
added to tho unemployed o f the
Saar state by the announcement
of the Roechllng Iron A Steel
Works closing down the plant, A
deficit o f 25,000,000 marks was
shown on tho Inst balance sheet,
since which time the works have
been kept running b ystate subsi
dies.
Giant morale, it is believed,
National Capital On hast he ben
shaken,
although the
Today’s Football
Ldge for Big Clash players, after their brisk workout
in the Senator's park,
declared
OfTerinff
Between Harris’ and they would take the field ready to
least aside nil thought of the sennJohn McGraw’s G17 plat
and fight unhampered fur the
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et nil the glory
re is in vo lve
Koanoko plays Lenoir at Salem.
Mississippi A.
■ at StarkKing meets.Bluofield at Nor______
Elon-ts*Lynchburg’s oppqnis
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Citadel In Charleston.
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treated w ith ’4the.’ p urest
l *nts to.
Uiul m« bootlci on h1 w/h. 1fgUa«ut| Mitna
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develop^bcaoty/sttengtlLand p e r j
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Presbyterian College o f Soutii
Carolina will travel, tq Lakeland.
Fin., to play Southern College.
Maryland, o ff in front, with the
leading scoro o f tho day last Sat
urday, has Lincoln Memorial for
an opponent today.
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PAGE SE
OCTOBER 4, 1921
l o u r le ie p n o n e is a
PH O NE
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1 Daily Herald
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charge loo lo r flret
mine la restricted to
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for la made The 8an[d w ill be reapons ble
he Incorrect inaartlon.
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I T h e office should be
kiu iltately in case o f
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Prompt.
Efficient
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For Sale
Advertising
Real Estate
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I Sentinel.
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Times, the great
home daily,
rate 1 >ie per word. minimum
charge ?5c cash with order Write
for complete rate card.
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Houses For Sale
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ZR-3 Is C a p a b l e
Of L i f t i n g F o rty
Tons, D ead W eight
I . huii H e
lm mi* * l
i t in, ni,-
FKIKDRUTLSII.U KN. Orl. 3.—
Tit- Z It-3 will start her non-stop
trip to Lckchurst, New Jersey,
with 11,1110 gall ,ns of gasoline
tucked awav in-ide her ribs. This
wi'l weigh at the start, npproximntel.v 2 ^ ton.. While it Is esli
mated that the loot,he followed
will cover ah nit 1 ,3(111 nautical
n u l l t h e glenline nt,,,:ud will enrt\ (he dr-lgtltb pi.isiPly 401) or 500
unles furlb-r. if in-cessnry. Kngin
et-rs figu e tHjit ti e fixe et gin op*
••rating at tile crui-ing speed of 00
t" 05 mi'es an hour will consume
id,,nit 100 rnlloos nti Innir T lv
voyage, it is expect, d. will require
n q no,!,* Hum 100 Icotrs unless
, nfnv, i .1,1, wenibei siienhl In* en
i ,'tmt t<*,l .Vi,i,* than l.O tO gallons
propc'.-i
D e s p i t e P len tifu l
Supply F u r D ealers
A re R aisin g P rices
niithorlxe-l
I v a m si! ,-ilinn , f Ihe <'it v 1 ,.in
, oil of the t it \ of S-infntd. h i*
ela. dull adopted utl tile 22 .1'd ■i.i)
Tin Vr*lt!f»T?| t* ri | I ’ «* p a r i
L\v,
I ’h o n e
cent n word daily, two cents a word
Sundays.
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III
One upright piano
I, 55ti tin cash.
Balance
■m ilt * 1'bone 8
!< M.IN, $ 10.00
“ DO YOU W A N T to buv or s. 11
anything?" If so advc-tirie in
tho “ Gaineav iUc Hun."
ADVERTISING get* results if It
reaches potential huvi rs
l’ni latka Dnilv News is cir< ulated in
j an industrial nnd agricultural sec
tion.
OTICE
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA — St
Johns Countv is reached through
tho St_ Augustine Evening Record
Oulck rcKutts. Two rents per word
Sample copy on reuuesl.
Address r
N Y SIDE D A IR Y
A Y T O N A ,F LA .
PREVENTS INFECTION
Hux 50
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i f
I m v I .an
on
tho 1
■•HI Iulia Itieid
Said bom!
1is hereby given that City
are now due on all oecumifesaions or business upa license is imposed,
ird Foster. Tax Collector
By, Ellen Hoy, Deputy.
pnwet
of
apptoxt
all n - lieVoiiil IV
t,ii pc nt gill
,md • MUit* thi oigb a*, I., The sol
dni
v I,, n at I ; I 1■• i dm mg i
ntti.ll W.Te llm-llv ll ,1 ei ill * el IH-I i
Noli, i iv hereliy given that lice
, itli tin* imlit. v m.i ni *ii vet; a I
Noti.i
tv hereby given that
I. in,I lo think mu h of ,in»t. tin I
'••li|i m had lino to shout unless p In i n.-i* nil plugs is now due.
A If nil Foster. Tax Collector.
v, us for the purpose • f killing
Hv, Kllen Hoy, Deputy
meal f>>r food.
K i n ha- t ■i •■ > theatres atoi m . p v i i
I vt iii
liniisp
than Infill, the
t art hquake of Sept,* l!*2i, when
luring a- follows
mote than 100,000 people perish
It .tl numbered from 1 to 2't t" id, Theic nr,* now 12 D o t class
ibvatlis as eioiip.ileil to 30, and
iimtuii-Ju'iiiaty 1st. l'.'2'i.
tin the plains of 1’uluml and l!o •
1',.,ii,is numbered from 21 to ID, the movie houses have ini reused in sia, along which the German and
I he tame proportion. Hotels and I*us- tall armies ela-hed a.id h**' I
to ini.ti.il Juuuniy 1st. I'.*27
rcat a *uI not - ate back almost to posit mm. i*vtsmliti)| nt nt'i* time
Hi t,,: iiuii bi-rril from I) to <>(>,
thmr norma) number. Seventy pel nearly 1,000 miles, there were ennr
t:* mu inn* January 1st, l!*2 H
rent of tip- damage dune by the limus ilistll.ts covurcil with timbei
Bonds numbered from 'i| to 8 D. ■arlhi|UUke has been repaired
and here game was i|Ulle safe The
bison of I'oland. however, vvh’i'i
i to mature January 1 st, Ht2‘.t.
n amed tin vv.hls norllieas; of
nt
llmids numbered from 81 to lim,
•nw.
were
nearly
exterm
inl
.*
I
by
to mature January 1st, 11*31'.
German soldiers who kill, I tin m bv
Bonds
numbered from 101 to
the thousand for fond
120 , to mature January 1st. I ’.'.'H
Report* from Russia u
to the
i ffeet the! ermine, »ah’. a I *-*ti«* i
Bonds
numbered from 121 to
* i,i d o i f marten are pit. • •*Iv-n! i
I l f . to mature January 1st, l'.M2 is h preacriptian
lor
Malaria
ful this year, a ad fur d> .* i | ..
Chills
nnd
Fever.
l)cugi>e
ur
Uil
Bonds
numbered from 111 l«
diet a good harve t in t
iuun Fever
I* kills the germs.
1fill, to mature January 1st, I'.*'13
Bonds
numbered from 181 to
S U A N SE A . Wales,
(>. t 3
Mrs Mary Davies, of lie d Browi,
180. to mature January 1st, 1113-1
1Tycrotm, AminanfotM*. Ah • "glan d
Bonds
numbered from 181 to
old lady" of the Amman V al’ey,
,202. to u.iture January 1st HOC*
(••lei,ruled tile cell! t nil I y of her
Bonds
numbered from 203 t >
lieith this month
She invited t •
207. to uuitTie January 1st 1*.*■<*>
her ierthday party her 12 children,
Bonds
numbered from ’20« In
th“ eldest 77 years old, till grand
children and about 2'HI great g ran d^2 1 2 , to mature January 1 st, 11*37.
i children.
Bonds
numbered from 213 to
ill " o l l l l t l ’ll . i l l i i f ( I n i
ltitll.lv .
Ill'll,
I hulls.Itld
M ill
III!
i FOR R EN T—2 furnished room
* apartment. No small children.
703 Palmetto. *
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<'iit prices on all nizca United
t States, Pennsylvania, Federal; Vik
ing.
%6.95
$ 1.76
r i.9o
$ 16.00
311 X 3 Vt
Gray
Kod Tiiltc.s
12 x I
F. P. R I N E S
111 East Second Sircel
1113 Sanford Avenue
NOTICE!
/
or iiit put it tion, before engaging In
any business, profession or occu
pation named in the license'laws
•>f tile state of Florida.
Apply for license to
John I). Jinkins
lux Collector, Seminole County
1[M E S S AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
1 )R . It . M . W E L S H
tilt \, U A 11’. \ UT K ill N A III AN
AiHint 2 (l"> Conrad lluildinf
I’hones itiliff 20, lliim* 21
D E I.AM I. FLA.
G eorge
A .
D e C o tte s
A lto r iiv y -itt-Id iw
O v e r S em inole CDunly
Hank
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Sanford, ------------ - F lo rid a
Dr. R<d>xii>n\s Sanitarium
Buv a
CLARK JEWKL
(ias lianjfe at
Ball Hardware ( o
ITY LICENSES
OCTOBER I. 1924
.> lifting
i ni iti !\ to tons mittv
I Ii ll I I II I)
FOR RENT— 1 wo-roorr apartment
neatly furnished. 310 West Thin)
Street.
, vy
set of scales, I
State and county licenses ant
gasoline, (he
now due for the ensuing year and
is estimated,
411 tons and, should la- [ini.) by each person, firm
• l it it tinted it ti,! ready f"i lotion,
if)
I
I In I,*., .a:,
toola'niiig the gas
'
. 1 ha ul< ,1 in -id’* tIn* great
tin '• .......... f iliiralumtn. suspend
id tiion til. In 1 in— and braces oil j
, 'tin 1 11'<• * I Ho k• I walkway ov ,
, > 1 m .I 1 wI.i, I, extend* from the |
ti • 1 •' • 'nil Supply pipes carry 1
tin pa line, t ■ the engines, each '
■ • Ini I is I,,i ail'll in u separate
v lUi.iohi I tnie tile five oil tanks (
I le pimi -s of inflnting the 7.H I
wul, ln.liogi'ii gas for the flight i
i , ipi'i •it i ip)it iluys
hit
(h i
| 3 room and one 2 room apart
ment. Apply 300 French A ve.
EOR R EN T— Four room apart
ment with bath, unfurnished.
Water, lights supplied, $35.00
\month. Mrs. Alex Vaughn, Phone
I 323-J.__________________________ -t-j
FOR R E N T—4-room
fumishcl
apartment.
All convenience**
and garage. 117 I^iurcl Ave.
ALL C LAR AN TE E D
I'lutid mi a giant
minus tin gas and
•'it • b|.
it-elf.
It
would weigh .T.t to
both I Mill Ipill Ill'll mil ri st tn l:.11.>y til'll nl l.hri-e Notional I’.v k
Pi i In- City , ( New York. Soil ti!
New 1' >k. Saul lailtd- In-lug of
_________
apply.
APARTMENT FOR RENT— OnS
m#*nt T'u* lVn*tin*fiIa NVwh
LE Lettuce plants— Bos- j
Id leebcrg.
Also cabbage
[iflnwer (ilntits now ready
t*
W
Spencer & Son. 1
Ml
TO It E A C H B U Y E R S or * oilers of
I I
7 drawer Singer sevvFlorida real ••stale advertise in
lai little like new
Also <the St. Petersburg Times One i nri!
Ikitiben mbinel.
I0B N.
Ave.______ '
FOR R EN T—^5 room bungalow;
C05 Elm Ave. Apply Roberta1
.
FOR RENT— Upper apartment to
adults. 813 Magnolia Ave. Also
furnished rooms.
/.J
FOR RENT— 3 room apartment,
furnished. Apply 417 West 2nd
St. People with children need not-
It |IV *Tty , it 11*1
t 4227,into t"l 1 It, Hat* ,
located. Inquire A. I*. Connelly 1
ft Sons, Mngnolla Ave.
FOR RENT— Five room cottage Onpaved street. Apply 300 French^
Apartments
For Rent
l.tf iNlna h»t •
tolier,
102 !,
Will lie received
l) l'ha-e find
t .! M.ir-liull. as the City <’<un
mission of lit* l ily of Sanford,
I loti,I,i, and as l x Offi.uii Bond
Tiustee-, of the < liy of Sanford.
Klnttda. at thi- < ity Hall at San
fold, I ’l.uida. for tile p n u h 's e of
spool iiiipt',,.elm III bonds of lie*
City of Kanfurii.
l''tnrida,
sat*I
bond, being general obligation* of
.•aid City, .n the
"v of Two II in
di ed
Twenty seven
Tbou* nml
Houses For Rent
Rooms For Rent
N IC E LY furnished bed room. P ri
vate home. J. R. Adnm.t, cor.
Oak and 11th S t . ____________
FOR KEN1— Rooms.
Wouldn’t
yon be able to use the money se
cured by renting that vacant room
now going to waste? There are
many-jiersons looking for places to
stay./H elp tako care of them and
not Only make money but assist It,
keening people in Snnfoid. Phone
14w and give your ad over tho tolcirfiono. Use The Herald for quick
sarvlco.
_______________________
F Ht R EN T— One room, furnished.
Lady lodger. Very reasonable.
F ee garage.
Mrs. B. Bayard
Smith, cor. Onk nml Evans Ave.__
FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms,
ideal location. 200 East Third
FOR SALE— U ta 30. 31 nml 32 in
I’nlm Hnmmock. Consisting of
28, 05 acres. For price and terms
address owned W» W. Brock, P. O.
Box 843. M.aiml.
$1000 buys 12 beautiful lots. Bal
ance $2,250 1 and 2 years. A
good buy and money maker. See
us quick.__Thashrcr & Garner.
MIRACLE Concrete C o , general
YOU HAVE INVESTED
retnent work, sidewalks, build*
Perhaps thousands of dollars in
Crate Mntcrlnl. Fertilizer, and
Farm Implements.
THIS INVESTM ENT SHOULD !
HE IMtOTECTED
Insure with
A, 1*. CO NNELLY £ SONS
I
108 Magnttl'a Ave._______ Phono 48 1
W ANTED — Hoofing or smnil re- (
| pair jobs. Tell me your wants.
W. S. Lyon, 705 West Pth.
One
"Hupmobile”
W ANTED— Santoro Business men
A. Mere, Wight
who _ are in need ot competent
help should rend tha classified
> page of The Herald. There's no
reason for sending out-of-town for
in
r i i i r r i T ro r n T . u a i a t i i help when there is probably just
jt'ittr iA i. t n t fi iT. in a V iT k u ii the person you want in the city
C r l t i U M d U a ir.n.J I . G I t o r . n — C laes•uoiiNiti.t: cm nt v . statu nr ROOMS W ANTED - Three furn
llted mis have the lurgeat c irc u
k i .o ii iit\.
i\ n i i M i '. i n .
ished, with garage privilege,
lation In .S o u th w es tern
c u -o rg U |
i a i l a mt W
T. l . t i nul uy,
j
Address
C II. Pearce, care General
Hate #r fC-wOrd) tin*.
J i\ 1 '-Io m pMfl iiiilnt
n n nt *
vn
ADVERTISE, In the Journal-ller- j
iii.
Jniriffi
O
ntd, South Georgia’s greatestj A nWhiul pt ! i fi io r JO . WVi li il u) ,c lfl«*or$t<
M Mur
newspaper.
Morning, oftorniion.' Inn. I n - lu p H m i i h t i o M o r , T \V A.
weekly and Sunday Classified rates > N ' l r i m i Ntnt, i \ » Iv m A I '• * i *■. a mt
i iii'li o f i l l «’ in, if l l vintc, a m !
If
10c per lino. Waycrosa Journalilcfnl, a l l
8 c l a l mt i i M lut**r |
Hernld, W nycrout. Georgia.
NTED Voung mat t ic,I man
p h i p hi t lit* IfiiniH n ml j i r r mi ni rt i n -I
\**1v»*l In tlii** Ntilit
ii*» 11«-11 **. tie •
’ years old. Honest, sober and
TO REACH tTu, prosperous farm
\hl-t 4. ^ t 41lit • f'N 1*1 • f hf - r c l a i m *
H’ working, wants wink imme
ers and fern growers of Volusin
-It ll t ;m. 1|I 111i I t l l f HHitl A in-’ 11at iin J
Xily in-Drug store or Grocery
county advertise in tho Delated 1 V n I i g l m . Jfiiiii s i i
N* ill
(or
T, Juit< will consider anything
Dally Nows, rato lc per word, cash! o .w iii) i ;•«!■*.«• n m *rf«»n l« i I iin
HMit>fhi
i, T W
777. i Hy.
with o r d e r . _______________|
ami
A l
aia! each nf
A L IT TL E W A N T AD In The
H u m , <|i I' NiMtil, ni t*i l u r
I hi - l a
Herald will bring you big re
frVlltlinil*
n r rrni-ii*\Tin\*
sults. Advvttise those old orticips |
you have moled nway and huvpj To A muhtujh .1, Ymi hn if llvlim.
ni a l l jhi I (!• >* rl i i l f i hrtu lit
A N T E D — Aggressive represenno use for. A little thirty-cept ad nL mi li “ Uit «hiihiii
r A in: u n i i i *. ,! \ . ua ; l i i i
may bring you several dollars. #!»*!’is! h **i1, i*r nt hf t u i ik» J a m cm * >
Iniivc in Sanfniil tin,I Vicinity,
Phone 148 nml n representative N . 111. Cur * i .V* 111), if I h i i t u autI, if selling patented house, weather
fS*i»t|, h M |t!till*-* < f i h r » i h * i |ir»-ti-HiH strip pioilpct of Air-Seal Pioduets
will call to see you.
ittnl* r I iitnt’rt * * N* h i i ><i n \ i 1 11 t
I’ roteetion exclusive territory.
i K L O R ID A - O K L A N D O - Orlnndo i* i*i « i^i'il nf *1111**r i s "* 1it *• i n » II Co
mnrnng Sentinel; largest clnssi- Minton. if livinu amt if *1* u*1 ni l C. If. Harris, Gen Agent, N. \V. Itli
la Ini l tiu
Im »■i ■•«-! h
mil l * i
St. Miami. F l a . ___
__________
fled business, rale le a word, minM» » M ■i». i I im * a *»t *1 **$ of It
W
AN
r
iill
liookkeepel
with ni
imuni 24e cash with order.
t’ l h r * 11m u *;t i n >iiit i
if I n
ni,mting expetieueo wants any
!f
a 1k 1'iiMk - * « In I fit
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE — Au
'IIM1* ■ ileal pii.it ion in San lot, I. Ilex
gusta. Ga.— Augusta’s greatest
?.'■
2 13 , K o i n e " A ”
classified medium, rate rash .ODo \\ \ \,,ii,,n r living
charge. 10c per line, minimum *n I'.itu.-- , i ,i,<iin
i .. .
half on hijjh riiljro lnnu
le In floxving well disSicr.ixn River; 50 acres
I in splendid cultivation;
hdrr cultivation with a
Cll and ready to subirnrge modern 7 room
au- water works, plumbtturex, outhouses, tenant
rage. 800 two year old
nnge trees, 20,000 sour
Building Material
Wanted
ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD
2IH Park Ave.
» h'**n 11* Mu
al ii ITK11*I! I M*illi.ll
*‘dk.-i
|
Elton J. Mougrhton
I’litii i * • i*c>
AR C H ITE C T
1m *u r *
First National Hank Bldff.
Sanford, ---- ------- Florida
Ry GEORGE M cM ANUS
INGING UP FATHER
Sanford Novelty Works
CVf C O t-L -V - I'M irs A, P I N E
^
F IX - T H E A U T O 1
OUT* O F
C O M M IW O N -T H E TE LE PH O N E
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CONTRACTOR AND UUILDnR
U rsrtil Sttap ■■•! Mill W ««k
At * x Miwuirrrlul R«r*«t
W
Lossing Paint Co.
We
handle
Kbersoa-UwUlej
Faint.
11.1 M AGNOLIA AV R N U B
"Call for our priccu."
Seminole Marble
Great Britaiq rights rraerved.
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Youth I r Arraigned
Killing Garage Man
W O n iJR N , Mass., Oct. 0.—
Halite Mawbray,
18-year-old
boy who yesterday, according to
the police, confessed to Complic
ity In the murder of F red erick
A. Clements, Burlington garage
proprietor ,on Sept. 27, was a r
raigned today and held without
ball for grand ju ry investiga
tion.
FT I ••
OWN TOTAL
jgimeMay
Strength
lay Follow-
Purchase Price Approximate$800 n Foot Frontline
RECEIPTS1""
SHERIFF’S OFFICE Z ’VWttp'WA
to Open
1924 OVER $14,000 NewOnRakery
December First
Another Body is Found.
B E V E I U .Y , Mass., Oct. fi.—
The Body of n man found In
North Beverly mill pond S a t u r
day, weighted down with heavy
chains, was buried unidentified.
Police were unable to tr a c e any
connection with that o f F re d
erick Clements, garage proprie
tor, whose body was found sim
ilarly weighteil down at Bed
ford Thursday.
D i s c u s s i o n Cash Fines and Costs Paid To
Transfers ThrotiRh One Deni
tal $5,517.57;
Receipts
er During: Past 45 Days;
from Prisoners in Camp,
Amount to Over $100,00(1
Jvident
$8,112.85; Others $1,100.98
sLast Week
\ Rain full
NUM BEltH
SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1924.
a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e r
XV
showers
;
Highest
-^ «a
[ATTEMPT MADE! Hero Sunday Game
Four Pitchers And
New York use Three
TRADE BODY IN New York Hurler
TO KEEP COHEN
Gets Circuit Clout
U. S. IS PLANNED Crowd 55,000 Witness
OUT OF OFFICE
Game; Washington!
Nine Fights Gamely
Representatives to Convention
In Atlanta In Meeting Sun
day Favored Formation of
Such Hotly in IJ. S. Soon
Validity Fourteenth Amend
ment Questioned From New
Angle in Cnse New Orleans
Negro Chosen Comptroller
A*
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—In
the third game of the world’*
New Orleans Picked aeries anil the first game play
As Location of Body ed in New York, the Giants
Imttled their way to a 6 to 4
Maritime Exposition and the victory over their American
World’s Fair nt Savnnnuh is League odverBnries here tMfl
zVpproved Hy Resolution afternoon nt the Polo grounds*
It wns not nn easy victory
A T L A N T A , (la., Oct. (1.— At n
for the National League pen-
Charge Defendant
Not Being- Citizen
Action, If Successful, Would
The Miller liuilding nt the co r
Disfranchise Colored People
Total credit received during th<* ner o f Magnolia Avenue and S e c
In Country, It is Said
first nine months of this year by ond S tree t recently sold to the
Federal
Itukerics
for
n
sum
of
ap
the s h e r iff’s office lof Seminole
NEW O R L E A N S , Oct. 0 — A
county a m o u n ts’ to $14,1)87.05, of proximately $31,20(1, according to
post-convention meeting Sunday
suit
attack in g the validity of the
nnnt winners as the fa m e Indom
information supplied to a repre
fourteenth'amenilnient from a new
afternoon, representatives o f sev
which $5,517.57 was for cash tu rn sentative of The Herald this morn
itable spirit which has featured the
angle
will
be
fihxl
in
Federal
Dis
eral of the 1Jitin-Americnn repulxed in, $8,112.85 for prisoners sent ing by Hal Wight,
real
estate
Sen ato rs playing during the fln>k
trict (.’ourt here today in the fo
lics who have been attending the
Oct. (1.— The lnbor to the county convict camp and dealer of this city.
two games was In evidence, even
of ii petition seeking to enjoin
I’un-Aiiiericnn Commercial Con though
This, Mr. Wight points out, rep
they
were away from
Walter I,. Cohen, negro, com ptrol
(fa te will probnbly bo $1/57.23 fo r prisoners serving time
in jail and a t the state reform resents a new standard und scale
gress which adjourned Saturday, home. The W ashington club un
ler of ctiHlonis of the port of New
kesilay.
school, according to reports sub of values for property other than
voted yesterday in fnvor of a sug- iter
................................
. of its scrappy
. __
Orleans, from exercising the duties
the leadership
K of u week-end of mitted to a representative of The oil F irst Street in the business
of that office, according to the
gcstlon by Senor Don Beninmin |m anager, "l lu e k y " Harris, played
hectic conferences Herald this morning.
section of Sunford und inuiks a
The action, if
Cohen, of Chile, that n I’an-Am er- L jam uy game, but McGrnw had
Federal Trade Commission In Times-Picayune.
aders of nil parties,
successful, would have the effect
lean chamber of commerce be es- ,t on the Washington m anager in
The reports further show th at a l new era in the growth and progRegular Report Charges of disenfranchising every negro in
■y labor will abdicate large number total of the 254 d e - ; "H * being made here,
tahlished in the United S tn tes for j ([,,, pitching line und for the see
In hostile vote after dcndnnta tried were found guilty j
Makers Household Goods the United State s.
the purpose of furthering the rnm- on,j tj , nc the CapitHy City nine
rh e property purchased by the
Idebute in the house and were cither fined or sentenced » ‘ ‘l. rn! Bakeries consists of a two
The petition, us published by the
m e n i a l relations o f the l-atin- to |„,u [n defeat before a fierce
Guilty of Questionable Arts
jn the Tory censure
newspaper, charges that t'oben j
Americans with the United Stntes. onslaught of hits.
to
serve
jail
or
road
terms.
*“
;r>
’
,!u'
,d,n*
’
V
’^
T
,
"V
*
It the withdrawal of
“ falsely alleged himself to bo a
The post-convention committee
_
„
,
, ...
.... |iioIli Avenue ol 31/ feet uiui tuns
The score by innings.
W
ASH
ING
TO
N,
Oct.
5.—
F
resh
For September of this year .12 |l||c|. lo t |,„ ll||,.yi u distance of
prosecution of a Red
unanimously favored New Orleans New York
021 101 O lx —41110
charges of price fixing anti q u o :- citizen of the United S t a te s ." when
of
cases
are
listed
on
the
report
trill force the in*u«'
he took the oath of office. It a s
for the location of the promised Washington
approximately 117 feet.
018)200 011— t D2
tinnu'de
practices
by
innnufacturistend of dragging S h e riff C. M. Hand ns submitted
1commercial body and voted thal
According to Ml. Wight's fig u r ers of household furnishings, nre set ts that the defendant is not a
Manager Harris used four pitch
able downfall of the to the bound of County Commis es, this shows thut the pro|M*rty made in a concluding report on citizen of his country but is a " p e r
immediate action be taken to have ers hi an clTort to stem the tide
ratification debate sioners today, and from these eases cold for approximately $8011 per the industry by the federal trade son of African blood and descent
the C ential and South American of defeat but it wus of no use. The
total fines und costs were $1,1/70.45,
fortnight hence.
foot frontage *m Miigtioflu Ave- ’ i-otnniiKciiin noting in response to a an<l is inherentIv incapable of I*- 1 Roger l ’eckinpaugh, sh o rt--top mil ions investigate the proposal Giants were out for victory, which
Of this amount cash fines col nuo. lie points out thut while this t s,,||n((, resolution,
ing a citizen of the United S t a t e s ." of the Sen ato rs, who became the I nml designate represt-nlnlivos for they claimed
Ision Today,
Never Subject of Decision
hero of Sunday's contest when ho that body. New Orleans, it was
is certain, and thi listed and [uiid w ire $708.50. tran sfer wus taking pluce, a nuin
«Thc outstanding features of the
The
New
York
manager
The
suit
is
to
be
brought
in
the
will * f'inulVy 'discus* *>.052.45 for prisoners sent to the ber
poled out a timely hit that sent III Miitl. was selected becam e of its changed twirlers in the fourth fo
of others have been made [ iu>port," snys an announeement by
entral position of aceessibilitv to i li ng when the Senators made their
lay and may deehl" convict camp and $05.74 for pri* wliicli clearly indicute the sternly . tlx* commission, "n re the control name of II. Edwin Unite*.un a t t o r the winning rim, beating the
[decision whether to oners serving time in jail.
and substiintiul increase in the exercised by patent pools among ney of Washington, D. ( ’., who. a c Giants and living the sen es.
• M l’
The August report showed fines value of Sunford property
ksduy or not to the
manufacturers of washing ma- cording to the newspaper, declares
in the ninth. T h e change proved
that
the
grounds
tnmii
which
it
is
and
costs
for
thut
month
to
total
It
was
also
decided
nt
the
m
e
et
fill be guided by the
The Federal Bakeries Company, , hines the shutting out of new
costly, us Ryan forced In a run
$2,11/8.85. This makes a decrease Mr Wight slated, will completely competition in the vacuum clenner based never have been the subject
ing la*l evening that W. t). Hart,
lebnte.
by walking a player when the
,
,
,
.I
.........
.
,of
decision
by
the
rourts.
The
pcin
September
under
August
of
of New (Irlrniia. member of the bases were already filled.
remodel the building oil its new industry; the BUestlonuble cun.pc- lJUim ff|( f„ rlh th a,
of the premier and
f,„ir (h ,
Ametii-an inter-high cunitnissian,
Df his colleagues last $228.40 or approximately It* |>vr property in ibis city and expects titivc tactics of the leading msnuIt w-ns n gumo replete with b llf t*
o f (he states did not ratify the
lx- named rbuirmuti of the organi- bull tlirillti.
cooking
bfuse to rotuin office cent. In August cash fines und to be ready to sturt operation of |fartu rer of aluminum
Fielding
on
both
alpeiidment nor was it adopted by
costs
amounted
to
$1/(18.85
In
com
z.aiion
i-nnimitte«'
to
prepare
for
its bukcry on Dec. 1. it is atatisl |utensils, which is nfllliuted with thr required two-thinls vote of
try vote of censure
teams wa sexcellent, h air-raising
-----------------------------(
the cniiM-ntiun of the Pan-Ameri- catches being made on both sides.
[amendment for a com parison with $708,50 for the past that the plum will be modern in the Aluminum Company of Amer- both Houses of Congress.
Mr. 13888626
iiiii Congress next year in New Or It would have been an errorless '
|y is carried Wednes- month and is a decrease of $2(10.35 i very delull und that only n high in i; the monopolistic position of Bolte was quotetl as saying that
ica la
Ii was decided thut the 1025 game bad nut Martin allowed %
or over 20 per cent. In August grudi of goods will be dispensed. |the latte r company which lias a|»although he and bis associates had
Congee*- would la- held the firmt weak grounder to roll between his
patently engaged in various proe- examined all of the more than 2(8)
Other l.arge Tran sfers.
|ers are much encour- there were 27 cases while in Se p
.
signs of u libera) split tember there were 32.
It wus furthrr reported by Mr. tiie s forbidden by a judicial decree decisions of thi* Supreme Court of I't'W S u r p r i s i n g ( hilUgON rSot- week in (>< tidier.
legs in the fth Inning.
The
Septem
ber
report
is
in
line
■**.
JdeLendoii, aecrelar v of
Wight that Stanley and Rogers of j under the Sherman act; the domi- the United S ta te s which had to do
ting the government,
eil in S t a n d i n g » f l e a d e r s - sta te or n e o i g i a , wus named the .. l l a r V - ’n^.'T'urted th.' g am e /o rv
with
the
other
eight
reports
for
obuluotu recently bought <12 lots nating position uf the Sin g e r Coni willth the amendment, in nn( one of
tlieve th at in the ra
In
S u b scrip tio n
C o n t e s t : i hairmiiii of the committee to of- Washington hut was relieved b y
and* a •
brick
• • pany in the sewing machine indus
tion thu liberal parly 11/24 in t h a t t h ^ a rc almoat w it h -j ™ hu" ^
Russel) In the fifth
a f t e r the
them
were
the
points
raised
in
In*
3 r d I V r i o t l E n d s S a t u r d u j i . i n i . e the initial ii Iuiik for the Giants bad --cored four runs. Mar
to pieces und lose out variance, high and low months , |)ll!til,rSi, Mock „„ San fo rd Avenue, tr y ; the effects of trade a sso cia net ion passed upon nor were tlu-v
as
far
as
fines
and
costs
nre
eon
bidding
of
a
w
orld'i
fair
and
m
ari
tions
hi
the
i
efi
igerutor
and
broom
its, among them those
Th ese two transfers with that of
tin came to the mound in the sev
made an issue. The petition <burg
Tile dope wn* all upset in The time exposition in Savannah, (in., enth und S|ie«H-<> relieved M artina
[Asquith and Kir John cerned. F “ r 11 period of several the Miller Building, it was learned, industries to ellliunce the prices of ••* conspiracy to the authors of the
in i niiinicmiontton of the first in the next inning. Ryan went In
cum
the whole this result months there has been a ileerease represent the changing hands of their products, and the competi anieiidmi-nl ill Cong le ss and \uri Herald’s big subscription
uhuhle. It will leave one month, an increase the fid approximately $fit/t()0ll worth of tive met bods of retail dealers "in ■ms sections are cited hi an effo it puigu last Sutiirdu) when Miss o<i-.*in - lousing b) a steam |irot>ell- to pitch for McQuillan, who «tartThe |>ioposed world's <*l the game for the Giants, In thb
|e as the only surviving lowing month, a decrease the f o l property, purchased by out of town kitchen utensils und domestic up to show they put the amendment Nell William.* regained the lead <-d \i-**i I
fair
wa*
approved
in a resolution fourth.
lowing,
etc.
pIlunccH."
pushing
Mi**
Velma
Shipp
back
’
o
to arrange a coalition
Jonnard relieved Rya:.
into effort unlaw full)
people.
bv the < ongress.
At the end of the month of S e p
Hits
Aluminum
Co.
the Tories who will
hi the ninth.
Other tia u sfc rs were, a lot on 1
,
.
. i As to Cohen, the petition ehurg |! i-iiiiol place, a fter having held
According
to
the
commission
s
^
|
(>
tember
the
sheriff's
report
shows
for hi*\i i a I wri'kh.
Con Ih-nclium Cameron, p resi
fop |M»Hitioii
whfti \w too) (lit* Oilth *»! t*i|»
tin next month unless
I ulmetto Avenue between First
The Giants started the hall roll
( u h«
in Wa^hmirton. April
| «1 m h ii h< u\ v v4*11* dent of tile Bankhead Highway A*. ing in their half of the second
[is not lively, gains 130 that two i/0-doy bonds ure held at 1 and .Second Stree ts sidd to I-or i iinnouiu-eineUt, its report deals in (
Mi na t mu, was designated to bead when they scored two runs. Terry,
IP2I. hr «Won*
to Ills
hi alli'H 'thut tills \%r» k M in i- k\tlh I hi* ful l
turns an actual majori- his office covering the balance of 1 I c*t Lake and A R h e y ; the lot on i detail with .All tin- subject* men
$143.75 due the county. This sum! I’ulk AveilUe south of the old II *V Iioiu-d. but deal* mote at length I #•«! $'itizt* 11mh 11>. ( l a im i i i f In h«* a I t r s t f i n i - al l i p a h4*ap an*l t h f i f
/la committee *. > lav tin- plans re
kiee of commons.
with I lie Aluminum < onipany of k4 iti/.i*ft iimh'i ‘ thi* provision of«ihi' im t« llitip pi^t wha t tin* • nit will questing Congress to authorize the tlie first man up sent a lacing sin
| A sq u ith to S u \ e l ) a ) . iiibieil to $14,587.(15 for which t b e j o . <im age sold to Dr. ( ’ .1 Mar
gle to right field. Wilson fanned
America which ba* been under 1 a lie i:
f*»ui tiTiith ai noml i ni -nt 4»f
w Ik-ii thi* votr* a n * i i ^ a i n |»nh* , Itimkhead highway f/om W ashing but Jackson, the next man up, hit a
the crisis developed . sh e r iff’s office bus. already rereiv [ shall lot mote than $10.(88); W S
\ai lou* other uttnek*. The Alumi
ton to San I /lego be made u nut tonal
United Iishcd in xt .v*aturdu)
pers have been filled |
e*r«’«i*«. make* thr total for t III' i tin nd lias pii ri hu>rd tinhot one to third and when Harris
I. num Good* Miinuluctin ing Com the Constitution of tin
Handicapped by tin- rain* lu*t highway, maintained by the United muffed the throw to second, both
fimis of the possibly nine months $14,731.-10, total fmi-n Moi gun tioiiu on Park Avenue; I! p.H . affiliated with the Aluminum S t a te s ."
The petition allege* thal arlu-b- week and e*|>eciall) In-I ."'al inlay, Flute* goM-inment. The eomnnllee runner* were safe. Gowdy singled
eral uilminic.trutlon to and costs.
\V Deane bus purehased th ie c lots . • oinpuny of America, the report
Of the eases tried in September,
fter the labor defeu',
it Sanfoid Heights and on them cluirgi s, ba* been practicing pi n e I I never wa* legally proposed by the conte*li»nl* bad to w*<f|. molel will al*o I ike up with tile nation* scoring Terry.
Juckson went to
two-thirds of both Houses of Con great dllfieulties. but never'isele** t controlling the highway lateral* t* llutil. but Gowdy was out tr>'ir.£
[>n being that the king the largest number foi any one will build bouses in an effort. Mi disci iminut h>n between
cu
stom
he Macponuld govern- offense was seven for assault end Wight stilted, to help relieve tin- ers. und hu* been active in m ain gross, that il never was lulified many sulisi riplioti* >ven- turned in i, tins plan, tile plan of government to s t i etch into u double. JackacQ
|a ,d bv the I jit in-A nicrican coun
Jtion, making an elec- battery and the next largest six existing shortage of bouses in S a n taining re-sale prices, while receiv by three-fourths of tin- state*, that at The Herald office.
scored a few seconds later oil a
five petty larceny. ford; T M. Fox ba* purchased sev
t rice tb ioiii 'I i which the laterals
eleven states of the Union ut the
Third Period Ends S a tu rd u ).
|le, und will ask either for larceny,
wild
pitch.
• -A
ing
special
discounts
itself
from
Next Saturday
night at
10 run
/in or Mr. Asquith to The remained of the cases were a i - eral acres of lake-front property the Aluminum Company of A m er time of the adoption of the resolu
The New Y orkers, anxious to
tion,
"culm
inating
in
the
alleged
iraigned
on
the
following
charges:
(Continued
on
page
0)
11
i
;il*o
announced
that
Mnlrnnirnt.
m s t of Mayfair und will bold it ica. which owns 30 |u-r cent of its
avenge Sunday’s defeat, added a n
article 14," were unconstitutional
T r e s s p a s s in g 1; passing worth
I .< v Hide, nresidelit of the South other in the third when Kelly sin
clear today thut this
Continued on page six
stock und "exercises a suhstuntiul ly deprived of their equal su ffrage
less
checks,
4;
reckless
driving.
2;
A (until maritime lunly, would head gled to left cen ter field nnd went to
|e— thut neither the
control over its policy.”
in the senate, that six states were,
the lom m itlee to obtain uml in\>- third when T e rry sen t a sin^la
ral leaders would con- use of profane language, 1 ; beat
At the same time, the commis bv coercion forced to ratifv it and
|sent to the United S tate s Shipping into right field. Kelly scored when
)possible task. Whoth- ing board bill, 2; destroying prop
sion’s report snys, independent thut Congress "did without power
Hnurd nmi the department of cum- Wilson hit into u double play, , *
i king goes tbrougli the erty, 2; riding train unlawfully.
manufacturers of aluminum uten I or authority, unlawfully declare
merce in protest ag ain st the d is
Iking other party leud- 2; transportation of intoxicating
sils have been em barrassed by de- said amendment to the Constitu
T h e attendance s t today's g a m *
crimination in rates to South A t
Ime premiers the ine- liquor, 2; possession of intoxicating 1
( Continued on page li)
was 55,000.
The
weather
WM
tion adopted and u part of the Con
lantic
ports,
und
would
ulso
urge
liquor,
2.
kals will compel un elec
Munugcr Harris ,
stitution.”
further development of Southern clear and mild.
Evidencing keen interest in the
sent Murberry, his star rfillpf
ports und shippingIi* of the confused positwirler ,to the mound, contrary fcu
Win id'* Series between W ash in g
According to un announcement ,
Dr.
t\
J
.
Owens,
president
o
f
the
pnt indirates that most
the cx|>ectulions of the dopc.Ucrt*
Southern
Commercial
Congress,
ton
and
New
York,
locul
lovers
of
thi* morning by County Prosecut- :
|sorry for their decision
who presided over the session of who figured that Mogridge, spu'hthe
national
pustime
have
given
ing
Attorney
Schelle
Maines,
about
the government, owdng
HAVANA. Oct. fi.—The guurd at
the Pan-Am erican Congress, a n pnw, would be elected to do tbd
(Ing confusion in their
P A R I S , Oct. C.— French govern 12 criminal cases will be tduced on I'lesidcnt /.ayu's palace was doub
W A SH IN G TO N . Oct. 0. -W ith _generous
......... ..........support
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to tin local le nounced that among the cotnmis- hurling. Manager McGraw cbvM
hut ns the censure mo- ment today bunded to Dr
Von the docket for triul in the regular led toduy us a precaution following President i 4»olnl|fe preividinjj find
^ pccunni: thi* ir tu rn s siotis authorized by the. recent McQuillan to do the heaving foP
kbli-tl both on the cont- Hucsrh the German ambassador, u
iluliverin^ tht* opening iuidri**J*,
a
pitted
battle
lust
night
in
the
meet, two which would Is' decided tin- Giants.
|tor und the Russian reply to recent German note re ti-rin of county court which starts streets of f ’umnguey, between city hundreds of delegates from all from the big gumett [iluy by play.
Not to be outdone by their ati 'tfTon
und would begin work very soon
1
On
Satiirduy
ufteinunn
despite
in the liberal's names, gurding admission of Germany to Tuesday morning a l 10 o’clock.
police and followers of the former purls of the country were here to rainy weather the attendance at were one to niuke n survey of the 1saries, the Senators came Lock
About three " f the cases, he President Menocal in which sex
the Ix'ngue o f Nations. The ex
to retreat.
day for the first sessions of the
. where the return* present enmmerrlal treaties with the fourth inning and Bcored t w j
staled, will be for driving automo eral persons were reported killed fourth
------------------ I occted response of the English
nnuuul convention ofr Anu-r- 1the ar/noryJ
uf
1-atin runs. Rice walked and advanced
were
being
received,
wu* very good the variou* countries
biles
while
drunk,
several
will
he
i n I u f x v l l z x f f n government will run along the
lean Red Croiut.
und Sutiduy afternoon the legion America with the view to recom to third on Jud ge's double and
i n m i o l l e l i e hnm,, „ nc
T h e r e s a s no official for u ssuulf and buttery, some for und approximately fiO wounded.
entertained n [lucked house of en mending new ones where needed scored when Miller sacrificed to
intimation as to term s of the r e lurceny and perhaps several for
und desired, and the otliur to in left field. Kucl walked and filled
thusiastic funs.
various
other
offenses.
ply.
As the returns began to come in vestigate the feasibility of the plan the bases. At this juncture Mc
It wns learned th at the cases had
PER, Oct. fi.— Senator
shortly ufter 2 o'clock on both uft- being considered in I-atin-America Grow yanked McQuillan and sent
not then been docketed and for
lex pressed the opinion
ernoons interest became more in to combine the countries of Casta in Ryan, who promptly walked
that reason could not be secured
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. thus
Marberry,
t h a t if the election was
tense when u particular flashy Rica, Guatemala, Nicurugua, Hon Tate, batting for
fur publication.
T h e . civil cusos
duras and Salvador into u United forcing in Judge.
done of the candidates
play
wus
announced,
the
crow
J
r m ___ r , v _ r*
likewise had not been placed on the
At the regular meeting of the [ proved the plut of lzichhurt s
Ryan joinetl the ranks o f th *
|a majority in the elecj
and no record of those could Board of County Commissioners |subdivision. Bills of the Black would uppluud generously. The S la te s o f t'entrul America with
home
run hitters in the Giants' h alf V
7
egucigulpn,
Honduras,
as
the
l i t declared he was
be had today.
toduy, « Welfare Committee r e p - 1 Hammock druinage d istrict were Senator* seem to he the fwvorite capital city.
o f the fourth, when ho sent a l o p r ’
an oxtended sneaking
in Sunford ulthough the Giants
County officials at the last term resenting the county was approved I also approved.
Although during September the
-----. fly into the upper tier of le f t fMga T
ue purpose— to win in total rainfall in Sunford was only o f court declared that they had cxand the clerk instructed to draw a | A petition was presented by Mr. have some dyed-in-the-wool sup
3.11 inches, the precipitation d ur perienced u very succesaful ses w arrant in the sum of $135 each Sc hail requesting the opening of porters among the fans.
Many fuvorable expressions have
P ractically all of the de month to be paid to the chuirinun the roadway to the inlund by Mrs.
ing the past three days ulone to sion.
bo poled out by e New York player.
tals 8.17 inches, according to f i g fendants urraignod were found of the committee. This committee, Emma E. Scholl's a t the Genova been heard regarding the excellent
The hit brought a thunderous y«U
service
which
the
legion
is
fu
rn
ure* received from B . F . Whltner, guilty und were either sentenced to it is understood, is to work togeth Bridge. E. H. Kilbee and F. T.
A meeting of the Seminole Coun from the stands and the hurler rest ,
serve Jail or road aentences or pay
ishing. 1*. C. tiibert, munuger uf
Jr„ local weather man, today.
Wukefield
appeared
before
the
er with o committee representing
Continued on pege tlx
j
the Western Union, is doing the ty Game and Protective Associa
To the time Mr. Whltner sent in fines and costa.,.
the city of Sanford in the public board in reference to the road
tion
for
the
purpose
of
electing
of
It
is
reported
that
the
September
announcing
with
George
Schull
The Herald find a his report fo r this city Saturday
welfare work of Sunford and S e m around Geneva, nnd uaked relief
bundling the ecorehourd.
Leroy ficers will b« held Tuesday nignt ut
for this roadway.
Co for you to tvork. morning, the precipitation was 1.23 term will also be successful from inole county.
8 o’clock, according to an an
Chittenden
is
assisting
in
announc
inches. Sunday morning the report the viewpoint of the prosecuting
A motion was passed instructing
A motion was passed instructing
nouncement made today by W. A.
attorney,
according
to
alm
ost
every
ing
the
players
and
keeping
score.
men and women a r t
(bowed 1 ^ 2 inches and this morn
County Engineer F red T . Williams the clerk to notify F r a n k F u rk cr
indiestion.
Each afternoon beginning prom LetTIcr, secretary of the organisa
frvat demand
Sun- ing .02 inches.
to
open
the
roadway
through
his
Only five cones were arraigned
Promptly s t 10 o’clock tomorrow to survey and plat, and g et signa property so that tiio school can use ptly ut 2 o ’clock tho baseball m at tion. A full attendance of the
atid tfirtrhgbtmt the
It is believed from reports r e
tures on the' plats, of two roads,
Joty. It ( n 't tiw tin ry ceived here since Saturday that the morning, stated Mr. Maines, with one from the ice plant south to it o r the county will close the inee begins with the plays coming membership is dgslred and those before Judge J . D. Shsuroo in me
In alm ost continuously from then interested in the body are cordially nlclpal court this morning c
I an* jierson to b« out of past week-end is probably the County Jud ge E. V. Housholder pre Upaala und, except fo r the already brjdgo leading to t h a t point.
invited to be present.
which three were continued to Wed
Jrk In thla' great Indiis- wettest the state as a whole has siding, county court will be opened surfaced road fifom the station
The board recommended, accord until the g am e is over. T h is a f t
nesday. Fines and costs amount
ernoon
th
e
Sen
ato
rs
and
G
iants
»1 section.
experienced for several months. for iU fall term. At this time the at Upsala north to F i r s t Street.
ing to a motion passed today, to
to $17.
v
,
With today still cloudy and wea trial tof the various criminal and
State Comptroller (Ernest Amos clash in the third game of tho s e
The
fire
arm
bonds
of
George
rhe caaest as arraigned were)
)t there is no b e ta r way th*f reports predicting ihore. or civil cases will begin.
ries and the f ir s t to be played on
that
tax
sales
certificates
No.
210
Kingsley, E . L. Humphrey, and R.
Miss Anna Kanner, speeding
you to reach the cm- probably more, rain, the total pre
the Polo Grounds in New Y ork .
FLOW OF OIL STEADY
. L . Humphrey were approved and of 1015, No. 200 of 1015, and No. Mogridge is slated to pitch for
and
costs ur 10 days In Jail; A.
Dyer than through • cipitation for this iijonth is apt to
B U C H A R E S T , Oct. fl^-Ths pro licenses were ordered issued. The 138 of 1020 be cancelled.
Kimball, reckless driving,
Irtld want ad. Juet write reach a high mark, according to
Washington
and
McQuillan or
BALTIMORE.
O
ct
fl^-Willlam
It
Is
understood
that
cither
this
duction of crude oil in Rumania notary public bond of Joseph I*.
ued to Wednesday; J . H. _ _ _
It your ad giving full those in a position to know.
afternoon or nt soma later date B arnes f o r ' the N ation al League G. McAdoo, former secreta
Hall was also approved.
reckless driving, continued (
miculara about /ourself
pennant
winners.
Treasury
came
to
John
No report has been received nore during the month of July amount
The plate of the amended plat before the day of the next regular
Wednesday; Whitney Davis,
Nd send it to' The Sao- yet as to the effect ef the rains ed td approximately 1.100,000 Uni
yesterday
to
undergo
an
ope:
The public la cordially invited to
meeting the commissioners will
l™ Herald. The paper during the pest two or three days ted States barrels. For the first of blocks five tnd six of G. and meet to name the supervisors of come and witnesa the game on the for removal of gravel from tpe less driving, $10 and co
mere, etc., South Wild
jders Pleased
liberals’ Split;
il Over Result
PRICE F I X I NG IS
CHARGE AGAINST
MANUFA CTURERS
I
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t
X
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FIFTH WEEK SEES
UPSET OE DOPE IN
Fall T e r m County
Court Will B e g i n
Tuesday Morning
FVench Government
Answers German Note
Sanford B a s e b a l l
iFans Show Much
Interest In Series
Home of President of
Cuba Heavily Guarded National Convention
Bed Cross is In Session
lewspapermen
Board County Commissioners Votes
Salary for Chairman Welfare Body
Precipitation Past
Three Days Is More
I nan For oeptemoer
Fish and Game Body
Meets Tuesday Night
)u Want a Job?
M r it
Only Fivtf Cases Are ;
Arraigned City Court
McAdoo Will Undergo
A Minor Operation
II then do (he reit..
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Jerald ads bring reeults.
TIT
months of ltttf crude oii _H. W
.,
on the celery and other vegetable ■evenuction
amounted to about mere a
production
has
an
plants recently eet o i^ fo r full end
• proved.
7,000(000 barrels.
winter crops.
2 k lu
•JK
‘ , ■- 'Js
kK.Vav
days In jaU; James Dav
est Wildmote were ap- tba polls fur the November elec local scoreboard. An admission fee bladder. It was planned to oper ing, continued to \\«
ate
today.
The
time
is
Indefinite.
of
50
ctnta
la
charged.
.
I* ; '! •*
Ttae board further up- tion.
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As the third period gets well under way contestants arc
hard at work securing new subscriptions and votes in The HcFald’s big circulation campaign.
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Realizing that the voting schedule will again be reduced nftcr fl week fi om Saturday ihey are hot on the* trail of every pos
sible vote in the determination to get votes while the getting is
easy.
It is a fight to the finish for supremacy. And every day the
contest gets hotter with competition becoming more keen.
Contestants arc receiving subscriptions through every
channel. Some are coming by mail, some by telegraph and ot li
d s are being brought to them.
Time mentis much these days to the various voting ladies
Every subscription means a great deal. Every vote is needed by
the contestant who wishes to win.
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The contestant bringing in the most cash money during the third period of the
S campaign will win ten dollars in gold.
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On Saturday night October 11, this special offer will end. To win this special prize
it will be necessary to get started today and make the third period of the campaign the
3 biggest one so far experiencedN
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The young lady who turns in the largest number of cash subscriptions—CASH,
. MINI) YOU; no coupons will count in this little deal between Monday morning, Septem* her 29 and Saturday night, ten o’clock October 11, will get this spending money, on the
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This special prize is entirely separate from any other prize offered in the campaign
B and has no hearing whatever on it aside from that already mentioned. However, the cash
■ subscriptions secured with its winning in view will count for just as many votes for the
J person obtaining them as at any other time.
Yes, sir, time is certainly passing fast. And no oi
ford realizes it more than the contestants who are w
win the Buick offered by The Herald to the young lady
the most votes before November 22.
Only two weeks to win this cash prize.Every day must count.
No contestant runs any risk of losing in this campaign, for
every worker who remains active until the end of the rate and
doesn't win one of tho prizes will he paid a t the rute of ten per
cent for all money turned in.
Rules of Campaign
J
,
.
a few week;; remain in which it
,
Any young Indy residing In Knnford or Seminole county
®* OKI*. In eligible to en ter thin automobile and hnlrsmiiiishii
Compete for one o f the vnlunklc prizes offered
r, ; . •
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T h e te rrito ry in wide open. ContrstaotM cun enter fro
i Sem in o le county and lie on an c<|ual basis and have the mu
\ to win.
Third Period Voting: Sc^eduk1
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Su bscriptio n s to 1 lie Snnft ril llrruld may he secured m
i United S t a t e s nt tho regular rates. All order*. lurord in
1 office must lie urrnmpnnied by the rash in pnymenl.
In Effect Until October 11
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A contestant will not he permitted to pool her m iex in
Other ru n lm tan l. Vuten rnu not lie transferred from one roi
other.
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N ” employee of T h r Sanford llernld. or memln r of his
| will he ullowcd to enter thin campaiKn.
I I i\e-Year nth*enptinn to The Hail Herald, $.15.00
«8.0mi Volet
I our Year subscription to The Daily Herald, $28.00
57.8hhtuUt
th ree-Y e ar Mihsrription to Tlu* Daily Herald $2L 00
.11,00(1 Vein
I wo Year Mili.neriplion to The Daily Herald, $1-1.000
20,000 Yoln
! ,
A nomination blank, when properly tilled out with the
’
rem* of the rontcatnnt nominated, will g i * (. that person no
| . houMand votea.. Only one itomimitinn will he credited in
t I eat ant.
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prize will he awarded any one rontCNlant. The
■ Hf*t will not lie eligible for any uther prize or commiaaion
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Conteatonta who remain active in the rumpniKn until the
| fa il to win ono of th e prizes will lie paid » commission of ten i
amount they have secured in Nubarription*
The Herald war
a n t to work without remuneration and will pay nil those w
ono o f tho valuable prizes n commission of ten per r m t pro
•Miiptinn to The Daily Herald, $7.00
I
Months subscript ion to The Daily Herald, 3.50
I Hirer Months suhsi r iption to The Daily Herald, $1,76
$1350
V a lu e
I I ' a r - Y e a r x iS s e iip tmu to The Weekly Herald, $10.00
I I our -1 ear
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With eight more weeks in which I*, seeuie v o le ' lio n renin
uhs< riptmn to Th,. Weekly Herald, $8.00
00U Votn
1 Three-Year subscription to The .Weekly Herald, $0.00
2,000 Vot«
1 Tw o-Year subscription to Tho W eekly
Second Prize
Diamond
Solitaire Ring
Hcfald,
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I One-Year subscription to Tho W eekly Herald, $2.00...
320 Yota
I Six Months subscription to The Weekly Herald, $1.00
150 Yota
Another reduction takes place in this ballot fo r tho next period, ff
is only a small cut. hut will mean votes. Gather ns many of them as you
ty o f time fill nny ambitious young lu.|> to i n i..11 in tl„ luiiipmgo
(an and put them in The Herald’s bnllot box.
A pel feet gem. set in a dainty hexagon
basket woven pliUmuni noniiilliig
A b.uiitiful
ring which will please any ownei
to T h e Herald office now and tin n get started
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Phone 148 ninl usk for Ihe eiimpai|;n m anager
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NOMINA TION COUPON
GOOD FO R
S A N F O R D II K R A E D , S an fo rd , Florida.
G en tlem en :
1 hereby nominate
ua a co n testan t in T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D 'S .Salesmanship ( am
Edison
Ph onograph
pulgn whose address is
T h is nomination, in ucrordance with ilu* ruler and roii-Jilions of
tho content, en titles my nominee to in,(Mill v. tea.
ADDRESS
NAME
Thu jatest Console model in « handsome
mahogany cabinet. Will grace npy home.
NAME
ADDRESS
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The United States, Asleep or Doped
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M * 4 n at Siaront, PKrlta
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bn-ST, Ull, at tha Postofflc*
lanford. Florida, under Act ot
ih a. laiT.
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'SOCIAL tioTfru* All oblluary
nn, cards at lhanko, reeolotloni
and''Uottcea of entertalnaxenta *whera
gea ara wade will lie charged
;; ior ist rege!4jrifl*frrD»lng rat*«
HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER C, 1924
THE SJ
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As• ■ Brisbane Secs It
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ELL,
WE’VE COME THIS FAR ALREADY
DAN DOBBS Si
' Flowers picked in Holland in the morning are sold on the
|Th* kitchen stott* 1^1
C. II. K. Curtis, Thanks.
streets of Berlin In the nftemoon. They are carried there
than
*tne can opener!
Mr. Hoover. Don’t Worry.
by airplane. Between Palestine, Egypt and Bagdad there is
The Hankers Sing.
T h e fly tn the ointment]
Mr. Knox o f " T h e Bowery*
a fortnightly airplane service. French air lines operating be
price o f beauty cream.
tween Paris and other European centers carried eight thou
B Y ARTHUR B R ISB A N E
flop? right 107-0
sand passengers, a hundred thousand pounds of mail, and a
T h e leaves arc dropping f,
million pounds of freight the first six months of this yenr.
tre e s , this is the seas*,
sneeze.
C Y R U S H. K, Curtis published
The Herald could fill these columns with little statements
in his newspaper yesterdny^nnd
like those about the use of airplanes in EUROPE.
The
\ Nothing makes the o t h J
.United States is stnnding * back waiting, it seems, until the day Iwfore two editorials on
tu re look w o tsc than buy1
Ja p a n and the le a g u e , for which
new chair.
pnough Congressmen find it politically expedient to advocate
he deserves the thunks of the Unit
7
•appropriations‘f oraircraft development! <,■
.p
An optytdM b) a man
ed S ta te s. J a p a n 's hatred of thin
It
his therm om eter in the ic-J
Todny: England Has seventy different tyfles of airships f-bunlry, her plntn -intention to a t
sum m er nnd in the stove |,,
I K I t T H B ABHO CI A T RU P R E I I newer than the designs used in the war.
Some of thnse are tack ns soon ns she dares, her in
lie Associated Press la **clu»The English solent demand that the League of
r entitled to the uaa for ripub- equipped with engines of 1,600 horsepower.
■ Jfccklc Googan tins gotie)
i(on of all nawa dlanatrhes goyernment is organizing flying clubs throughout the United
sia, which is nn awful
Nations shall countenance
her
.Had to It or not otherwise credany little hoy who like*
L In thte paper and also'lh e local Kingdom nhd provides machines free of cost for use b y : claim to regulate the immigration
published herein. All righ ts of
ihlicatlon of special dlapatchaa these clubs.
Ilaws of the United S la te * arc made
T h e r is in g generation eN
In ara alao reserved.
In France there are twentv-nine nirplano'fa"tories from admirably clear in Mr. Curtin’s
to see the sunrise instead
* M ON DA Y. O C T O B E R 6, 1924.
tin g up to sue it.
which a thousand planes could he turned out every month. newspaper*.
B I B I K T H O U G H T F O R TO D A Y As it is, a hundred planes a m o n t h are being b u i l t . And j u s t
j a p a n t a i k s of raii.il equalA couple setting jn ikt ]
chair doesn’t leave much
‘ .’ L I V E
R IG H T T O D A Y :— Bunnt one of those twenty-nine factories employs more men than (v t f 1()t, tmin m.ni..s (j„,
n rg um cat.
n o t th y self o f tomorrow; for thou are employed in all the airplane factories in the United , f racial equality. Japan run have
I
knowest not what n day may bring
States.
all of it she wants, and for that
fo r th . Proverbs 2 7 :.l
London's match tester i, I
Mussolini, in Italy, has persuaded the twenty-two pmv- maitir racial .s u p e r io r it y ,
He struck 40 matches a i
- - ---------------------------------MY A P R IL LADY
during working hours. ManH
inces to each contribute a plane a vear to m a k e up Italy’s provided j-he confine* it TO JAsm okers treat that record
- When -down the stairs at morning nerial forces, and Italian commercial concerns are Imi'ding 1'AN
dirigibles and airplanes which are to make nirulnr trips to
Dm recognize the rn-ial equaliThe sunbeams round her float,
A senator says one vied
S w e e t little rivulets o f laughter
dent in I candidate is a ninny,|
South
America.
"f
lt,,•
n,nn
,irr,'s'‘
lhu
strt,f,t? “A re rippling in her ihroiyt;
Mini when tic says. " B e in g you r.
That will make any |".lnicuf|
Hut the United States, thanks to the "statesmen' in racial equal, I demand the rigid to
T h e gladness o f her g ree tin g
calling him common.
Is gold without alloy;
Washington, pay forty million dollars for a battleship Ah-1 ,n.nk jn()) vmir h<)t)H„ sHtlu i h m
'And in the morning sunlight
F a th e r no longer slip* j^ j
solutely
without imagination, or profiting from t h o s e battle- ;(|)(J m n n y v<>ur (],l .t|r|l ts.r.” you re[.',
I think her mime is J o y .
night.
He tireezi** ju, ^B
ship contracts, those "statesmen” do not see what a flock oT ■ j ’T ry it. and I'll shout \nu.’
the others are not tlure
Whim in the evening tw ilight
airplanes, carrying some TNT could do to t hat-forty-million|
■him.
T h e qu iet "book-room lies,
dollar toy. They seemingly have no vision whatever of the 8E< RETARN HOO\ ER. w orried. |
|We read the sad old ballads,
A woman ■seldom rmkwi
aircraft equipment, the cost of ono hnttleshiBjfoiild give the Rest* th at p'lblie owm i-tiip of
• -W hile from her bidden eyes
like her htislmnd'-i iiioilu-rdit|
United
States
^
■
railroads
advocate
is
b,other
of
'
.The tears are falling, falling,
I a m a n s e l d o m m a k e s lioeAl
. . .
,,
.
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t
,i
•„ tin* "n -d s " which means a Bid- i
T h n t give her heart relief;
his w ife’s fnl)ifr did.
In Europe there is now commercial war Tare with the anAnd in the evening twilight
planes
of
the
various
countries
in
re
p
e
titio
n
.
The
French,
s
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I think her name is grief.
A pessimist i* o neiq who|
D qj •»,
fly clown into their African provinces and bring hack
Ill(i(l„ ,,,,1.1,.- ,iwn-J
hi* th e rm rm e te r in rite vta
M y little April Indy,
iiA**
summer and in tin ,, n.>t t:|
ures.
England is to establish soon an air-service to India , <r>hlt, <>f ,,„uic
md,,-. notice
O f sunshine and o f showers
ter.
nt
a
two-hundred-mile,
and
more,
an
hour
speed!
;
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lu
p,,,,,,.
„f
\
\
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cs
’
h
biter
nc
!
S h e •weaves the old spring magic.
And breaks my heart in flowers!
We are rightly proud of having Americans the first t o j e e p t i n g membership m the press- (
saiH iiairiiiiB iitiiiim iK ii7ii*iiiin iiiE iH n ig D iiiii
B u t when her moods a re ended,
tly around the world, although they did not equal the speed , wen’* union7 That note was headed
Sh e nestles llkr a dove;
ELECTION
SLACKKKS
made by Nellie Illy long before the days of either airplane nr "P riv a te <nr Balm oral. (’ANA- I
.Then, by the pain and rapture,
F L O R ID A T IM E S - U N I O N
automobile. Rut most of the European nations are working 1 DIAL NATIONAL RAILWAYS."!
I know her name is I>ive.
HOW MUCH WILL YOU BK
— Henry Vnn JDyke.
on airplanes that will carry twenty-five to fifty passengers
T H E P R IN C E of Wales e son of | Elo, i n n -In.
i - •ugtit t o he a * q i i a l i f i ' - d clci i o r - ninl f e w e r Hum
and have fuel capacity to make twelve-hour non-stop flights the King of (ireut P ntuin .< ;d Em i I'lij |u.Ti* a - vi ..< -. Im
WORTH IN TEN YEARS?
h e r s , if m*t Ixv* My fivi (*er n ut *if lln- who! .
J , ■ _ Many times men running for tin*
!\
ii I. • M i l l mh e l eii |i qni ki l inn vuteil ’* I f t ha t i - n | a
f
sm allest offices, run the largest l)J way of Beilin.
juqor
pel o f of India, whose I’tim* Min- |nio-v so.
I 'i !"UII III
pl.it
p ictures in the newspaper*.
Can’t we see what this aircraft development is to d o ? I i»ie* 1- a Labor man. lo ad of the h.,w 11;.< ■i■ who e •r,fli-d siq . i. e III *i i - m l u v ori Vme r i i i t t i n l i z e n *hi|>-.
i • i\
t to- w n i . ni t h o i i g li r t i mi i i g u . t h i n vv kat I- it ?
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I f. I.J I-i <nn--- o f hivv, ni by * ■■ni
•L if e in the Republican P arty Is the American nation, so much the leader m everything else i.nb.u s.u iali*t Party
t i n l e q u i r e m e i t t s , W e l e h e l d i l l < on
H u t it
•♦ hi l l it
Anil that same Prim ., of Wales t e m p i h\ a l l l o y a l . m i l p a l r i e H r I' ulsniii. t k i * va«l a r m y o f non
aoems to be cine rebuke right a fte r progressive, intending to l a g ten years behind the l i m e s ,
■t Hi I l i I
another.
finally to he thoroughly whipped by some Fmnpoan nation t-> ndii g on the "< uimdutu Nntmn- ei t 7,1 I I S r i l e - a m e r o l i l e t n p l s h *1 1 v o t e r s ini'l In i-n I., jil f r o m r - ' i n " t..
■t \t
^- Vi.iff.
t h o s e wh o' a t e ft i l l V t lo- (mi l s ninl volilitr f . . i t h e run
|£» r
o---------ni R a i l w a v s ' i-iwim
d I'V I l ie p e o p l e he s h o w n
that is learning nmv to master the mi'
m »*ir(. ]
o f t k e l i cln. n . . vs lint a
q u a l i f i e d t o v o t e , l o i t w h o l e f i w * , ilnlate-i
I f 'ou have a vacant room you
o f Canada,
W h v . Mi
Hoover, is
-----------is----v* -iliiii- ' n i n l u n a - l n o i r **f l e e h.
or n. g l e e t . (•• do t h e i r d u t y a s . i l l
Would like to rent tell the Chamber
<la
i t a l l l i g h t a n d q u i t e p " s i bl i * f o r Zi-n-o f Commerce.
at nl u -i - i , t k e n - woiil.l h a s * l» n ’
1♦.
Will Cast Out Devils In New York
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th> p eo p l e o f C a n a d a , I i n n e e a n d
l.iiuk i n i - . '
t h e - i i . I., ( . t i - : : !
Im.|*
h Mu- nnml o- t o f non ■•.He* ■ .f
B l i t a i n . atnl
t .. w k a l e x t e n t
i j / O T h e follow who said " I t Ain’t
o t t i e r e o i i n l r i e s t o o w n a n d m a n a g e ('I ' l l • s lai hi i
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Two hundred thriusnnd persons in New York Uily are
Gonrtu Ruin No More,” would prob
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honestly th e n ra ilro n d s '
W h y i s 11' 1. I lu \ of e, a m i n> pei li
ably have been mobbed if be burl so neurotic and so nervously and menially weakened by
lu'«1)19
Will' ) in |i<u ni u c l y - m a l l n >1 i- ■ 1he**-. (Hi y’ linii H u t l l o l i l y it I* stilt
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been in Sanford Saturd ay.
( i c a t B t i t a i l i ’s n a e i i t
their fast and "jazz” lives, they will soon tie insane if not I
li.in h mil
IM it *- vv. i i M h«- till.*- i • f . . I t ha t “ in
v e n t m e s t o s u g g e s t t t i i l i ' d S t a t e s t iii'ii
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V
Someone suggests
that if we
o w m i-tiip
of
lailroad-,
a " r « ’d " i ,tq i ISM
111* i t
i ifk t
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( l i f t ;u*<- f i e . I Vot er- wi l e at t he |»>llx,’’ ;*r*.|
Front this report of experts employer! to make a sur
fchver our g arb ag e we may recover
Hi n t l l o l l .Lit v I*, l l u o i r o i l l i l I \ l . u*t t h a t J e |i i . eni . , f t he vv k<>It |.-,i
a nd a l l o l - l i . \i - i
I
Hie A m e n
our, health and th ere’s something vey of conditions in (iothnni, thirty-live <d Now fork's
in'■1*1 v •■Hut tin' ni i mt' i i o f lila M il v -.1 imI I lev' ll -. ^ 1 hut (*um
:e! J-1 (n r « t *it iti
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In that.
most prominent professional ami business men have de i n n t o o t i n o i n p e t e n t a n d d l - l n i n e s t 1 ' ' It s l i n - k l I
I s a I I i l l : , i q i l V pal e vv i* ti (ni
t o d o w h a t e t h e i n a t i o n - d" ' . '
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la i * i u
i- i i k . m i i . vv..-! t h e t ’ mt i ' i l M a t e - , in 1i
rided it is lime something be done. They will build a ntd■
R i a l 1'
i* e In-, •Till t - *fil J'T ii hen
.\f’W e ’ll ju st bet there a r e n ’t many
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lion
dollar
hospital
lot
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prevention
of
insanity
in
llnsi
Bit; i:\ nkj us. t In ni - a n i l , o I |I ll|>|*i i-i Hit vil, at .ill,
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es in Florida where th ere is
A COMMUNITY BUILDER „ „
- it i l l " a h til til If.'.T
Y f r mi \ ••] '» L
mln l l l i T : luq
t h e m , g a t lie* ed i l l < Im a t " , q m ' e iH
greater
hostility towards city.
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a ii ll -ol"
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" Weeds than there is in Sanford.
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TI ■■.- vv ko
This hospital will be the first of its kind in the l i l t e d happy y e s t e r d a y 'I h ' V it 11K
A III* l n u n *
i illiliz*
/ , li-lo
li-- lllo
iiu;*ui • to ta t i l a
S I . P. FOSTEI*. President
Ii. |\ WHITNEK. C.tshid
States, possiblv I tie first m the wmld. and out <d t c i d e a w a i t i n g f t I ti e s|,> k l ” 1/ t o *1 III t , luv i on . i >>nnt i - a n . I 1- i • • it j 1,1 •' k Ii I*h ni I* 11 hu e ' l l * . vv llo i m
' vi 11 '-- ikvv I.-, hliv. . vet v f; il
‘ . ^ N e a r CherlesUiurg, in Quebec. will grow benefits to mankind p:e-l tin- pow**r *■t w e l d s
n M a iH a h iB ie n K itn i^ T im a n B iu n ^ c N iiiE n n H B M ix R n K i.^ G
’‘Bui n*.- -*• i- l l o l l a n d t o l d eat It o', h.
Canada, there is - farm which bus
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have tn keep their devils. The nld time way i>f puiudimg i ■•***■ l e a f i • in t h* -<»fi 1
1
205 years. The chancer* are they
i i*o h at ol l o--' . . . . . a-, t h o » iniTi
I h e w hoi * | |■ 1 '
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like the place.
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insanity as if it were a sin will be replaced b\ scientilii mal 1 1 - is
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that
will
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little g irl down the street says lie
That New Yorkers are becoming nervously weakened
how I |-i <•
t A T l AM T I C C I T Y
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i ••• h«fl taken atl the joy out of life
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understand it will he stylish enough of t lie ’’jazz" products to giv e an idea vv li.il must
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hr. Another thrill far thi* young I hodge-podge population of i In* great * 11v
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ill - -ni |k<- I i t 11.
New
Yorkers,
in
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being done is deeifR'dly ”«11IT«*t>*111 ' I here is something
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f" tin nfi Alu-|jHafiy un<J Ii*’kah'.r« Aiiti mumti rnuins on olh#f J
. J i 1 Smith lias the pleasing look hig in the understanding of t h o s e thirty-live men who are lioUMl t k ll K
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init ft hlVr vttru rhsfv'r
M It u t n* n, l i n t
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f v f’f & man who has ttis cellar full.
ready to give a million dollars toward the prevention o!
t11»*> .I’*’ il
11 •I it ii** it
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aametime in November he will
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need not to have heen there, if their ailments had been (InYn m( |In* Ml unlit In fmi* UmM
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t m i i l f , nn<|
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noticed in time, and treated. Insanity sometimes develops ■ wan In«I m r i i r i i h m licun m m r HUM'4*|'t i LI f «>f |*l. m*|. thill III I ’. i.M In Em in ii n [*
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T h e total amount of building in from such simple beginnings.
Mum f i f f > | « > n -it
Mu uni! m •?•- u
Nervous disorders that
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D aytona for P.IL’4 up to October I
s iik t .
\ ml w l i i ' i i* Mm n i f u r t n i n t v
could
have
been
corrected
with
case
in
their
early
stages
t o r S p a c e a n t i i n j o n n a l i n n a < IJr ets
‘ ** WI« $1,120,P5.1, which is rulher
And until this pro hus \» in I \i KINli Uu?u* Im*
• - Mint* building. A million dollars grow into hopeless stages ol insanity.
D E P A R T M E N T **AJ"
building would make a new city ject was undertaken by thnse thirty-five New Vorkep-t, I mt i i t n m M i
WHY
RMMTLKCMINC
Kl,()i
MMSiilvS
11 San fo rd .
only here and there have been there been institution*, and
II-* M M I S
\ \ I I l f F r a i l e r h ad
I I T U K \ I I L E \ I »Vt it V I L
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privately
owned,
for
I
lie
care
of
the
nervously
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W o hear that Homo citrus grow
t r a n s p o r t a t io n CO.
u n i r b t " li* mi s f i t I iv*
hM
I f i h i r * Wei . in. h u y i
•a r c shipping green fruit They llicted.
-.1 t In- I iV* - Ii .iil-i he ..to v » .1 ll l|,e pi-o
f - . ' WKI r n „ SI
t , t , , K v», t u
. n o t cu ttin g their noses o ff to
The next lug problem, we presume, will he the per h r i n l H u t m i J u l y 14, wh* * n t h e I m a m M.» b . . u ! h- g g , i - vv .-old -..-in I'k- t hi n k th.it tl o v a n - not go . sl
j i t e th eir fa re s ; they are cutting suading of people t hat they are lit subjects fpi'.JLlml new I ti l - t i t l e w a - i l i ' H l t i i y e i l , he w e n t ■It*, out o f h i i - l r i f " , noil I l iq- c vv h - hi W' . lhe\ h.i e till it l o l u e d j ilt
sir fru it o f f to spite their pockethospital. Some of tin* craziest people *we know would be h u n l i n n . an.I I n t e l v v i n t e t h e Wi l l ' l l 1ellciilir u g c t In 1 1111 j l 1 1 a 11 re h> th- pol l s, hill w ln|i I h e - e law a i
fJT booltH.
their
patronage
a n - a - nn o n t l v
l o w e d t o i i n i u i ' i mid a l e * -. ti
the ln/t to acknowledge that they need hospital attention " n o t h i n n " in h i - i i n i * v . be* . h i m - i n g u i l t y o f I-l e a k i n g III. law o ' tk- a- l del
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i i i . i ior i' v
anvlkm e
that
. l av
flf?
W h a t is someone in St. Johns Perhaps this new work is to be accompanied bv educat om kinln' t - hot
hoot l e g g* i - t he t i i - . l v i
h i g oil go v I-I I i l l l e l l t , I! I - 11" illlt \
county does run on a platform of ul "drives" that not only will persuade neurotics to seek T h e peopl* . In- vv i v i i . h a i l " s h o t
Ii>*•Ji•*\ t Hi’111
It in** long he.n .i*i nv.oin thu* " f i v I > 4 i*
I
definitely
settling the Floridian
It - iI+ L
s o m e t h l h g " w h e n l l i e y t - u l l . d d o w n in the case of thelt tin' reci ivei ..f
a
"cure,"
bill
will
induce
l
lie
elimination
of
much
of
the
T
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u
f
Iniir I hi"*ujkMf)
^loriilan con tro versy ! If he gets
tile stolen good? 1- In Id to In equal w lint II 11" 11■', il if* f«■- 1ui’t'il an I
t h e H a s t l i b-.
BUCll a hill by the state le gislature, "jazz-living” thnt is destroying nerves and minds.
I,,
iy g u i l t y wi t h tin t h i e f h i m - e l f , mnii : h* ii l»y thi- |■■*<•111«* w h o ac
IItt ' -- a go
g o o d lt h iun gg ti
tha
ntt iinnttee ll lliiggee n t
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. it )vill lie the biggest tiling it has
.
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mnl frequent!;, piiiil-hment i- nist '"id it •M " M id *1 f i mu a n y al
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Yuvcr done yet.
IN DRESS, habit <, umuntTH. provincialism, routine and
ns
sever*1,
in
oim in c- »*viii more 1 1 ui - t a « r Lr«*..» i mis mn(i\t* huf
' '.-oi l a l u i u e s l . " f o i
tiial
meat * o.
narrowness, lie acquired that charming insolence, that ini . S T A I I I L I T V
m i * ><!'.
f- r t h i n o w n - e l f g r u t i f j
/illinm At. B utler, chairman of
ll is therefor*- a <;ui-o f..r nn i at Jon.
R epublican National commit- tating completeness, thul sophisticated ctassness, lha! ov**rliumlllntioT
tl IIII that
'I l l o S L A M L K l i A N h u n k e r s i n tional
I his in s e l f i t h l i e
and selfish
aaya t h a t CoolidK** will ta r ry balanced poise tiuit makes the Manhattan gentleman so de
l e s s is title
I t he
C h i c * go, w h o r e p i c s t - h i t h e g r e u t - those who are consnl.-ied *‘re-j"-i
ev ery statu west of the Mississippi lightfully small in his greatness.—O. Henry.
aide citizens'’ aid and nhet this t hut m e n ruo-t di - ( u s e , f m ii i j t. s
et-t f i n u m i u l l i o w e i i n t h e w o r l d t o
) ' 0
! FIRST NATIONAL BAN!
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MERCHANTS & MINERS
SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE Mil
riv er. GoshI
B u t some of these
cam pa 1r n m an ag ers
make some
. broad s ta tem e n t*.
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THK WORLD SLRIKS
’ ’“ W e d are some parag rap h e r to'
P R O V ID E N U E N E W S
ij1' t r y and rhym e S a r a s u U , " says the
raso ta
Times.
How's
this;
" F o r selling real e state beyond The national pulse now takes on t the 11*21 i.uNi’baU race -tnrti-q
momentum,
pushing
This svrie.i will he iiotewo*tliy,
r quota, the world now points to incrcaning
uf—^ — ir a a o ta ."— Tim es-Union.
T h a t's aMile temporarily politics, labor i s - [among other thing*., that it will In*
r a aJlck w ay to g et some free ad- sues, celebrated court proceedings, the first time hnsehull's greatest
discussions over the abolition of pitcher, W alter Johnson, ho* been
v M--mortising.
war and all other mutters o f m in-I properly honored. Johnson for IS
Y* News,.e p e r report hus it that or and m ajor interest. The w orld! years has been admired for his
' ’iKfgr C^vcrly has been in u hos- reries
is due— that
absorbing |sportsmanship and his professional
it a l since he rendered hi* decis- Aniericun drama o f thu husaball ( prowess. The " s t a r of the mound"
i - in the F r a n k ’s case, su fferin g diamond which eclipses ull other is one of the most reiuurkuble men
a nervous breakdown. Ju d g e sport eyents of tho yenr and in the game has produced.
rerly may have mhde a mistake, which ull our people vr«
Like this yuulhful und inspiring
en
a s nearly everyone does some- grossed,
Individually and collec manager, Joh n so n is a fig h ter. He
ktim es, bul th e re is no doubt th at ho tively.
must have been to emerge one of
ra “ >did not ta k e his ta s k ycriously.
The Yankees cun suy with some baseball’s notables a f t e r ju r h a
HBn>*
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degree of sincerity th at money can long ,and arduous service. Johnson
Note Uie success of the m erch an t buy nearly everything save e n is a man who never knows when he
who takes the public into his con- thusiasm .
Unquestionably
the is beaten, and herein lies his g r e a t
" snee and tells them about his team which swept on to th ree s u c ness.
. Note the lack of progress cessive American L eag u e triumph*.
There ure occasions when past
made by the merchant who has tired o f th e glam our, in sp ilt i performance, form and established
j«a everyone know* about hi# o f the f a c t th at it is atill the g r e a t - proficiency mean more in baseball
. and his stock. If consistent eat club individually t h a t money 11him they do in the battle of life,
, oavertising psy# for big companies vould produce. Y e t th e red-bloodev !T h e real fig h ter often wins, no
can anyone sensibly say it Isn’t a
' investment for the small bush American
W ashington
♦ >■-
(ternieious and outlaw Ini tr a ffic in at tin Toot . f n r i e h .-f t he m i s e r y
bootlegging whisky, making regu in the world l et a m e r e ge ner nuA
lar purchases from undcrgrouti i spit .t |i <■*.. I a t a! let th* g o o . I o f
-ource*.
, t i l e Vv k. -1*- to
con.-al iqed
not t h How cun these men ftee thunt- I indulgent v of u H. f,-liv es from the square such conA N
h e saving- duct with the ethics of Christian! I
MR, KNOX SNA
t SS tthe
hank account “i- the best cure in t y t j„ p not u high time th a t t h e !
ConLumporury Communl
the world ior liolshevism. rvdicul- (eitisen who violates the law of the j
ism and all revolutionary discon- |und nnd outrages common decency
(vntin thi* fashion should examine hi» j * Bunn t unit) knock* hut once,]
t o he in imssession nf money ,-,,nscience; should ask himself if which show.* that it him littl|. in
common with the neighbors.— Mil- [
does tukev a . muiis
mmd
playing the g am e?
..
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*o,ffl other |lt;
, waukee Lender
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cenlration of u setting hen. Shu . We are quite well
.
,aware
- , , th at I
there are those who uhide b v the i
>,
thinks about her eggs.
^
k r* V * ? /
U “ ‘" ‘AY b y . ^
•Mr. ikiwes keeps on d r e a d in g 1
Mr. Knox knows thnt
the real theory that if u law with which e h a o s , hut it isn’t - u had n o w that
revolutionist that counts ca n ’t be lhe>- dw 'no*
”l »,ul " " ,hf’ w e are accustomed to it
Asso
pacified by a savings hank a.
"ta tu te book they ure at liberty ciated Editors (Chicago).
count for the reason that he hasn’t '">*■ only to ignore it hut to break
lime or inclination lo accumulate 11 t0 their heart s content.
J**"1
hat t h e Mnutl hoy doesn't unonc
Imagine, however, what it would
iu i stand
why they retain grown____ _
mean to this country, or any other
u(is to judge jam exhibits ut state
T H E R E IS A lesson for young country, were a n y large suction of fairs.— Detroit Press.
gentlemen in Mr. Knux’s career, the country to adopt this code.
wiiich proves that it pays, some Nothing could follow hut adminis
1 crimps Mars just drew n ear to
times, lo stay in one place.
In trative chaos and lawlessness, and observe the result of what ho did
to
this
twofold
ubyss
those
who
in
early youth he tillered the llowin 1 J 1 4 . — Rochester Times-Union.
cry Savings Bunk a s a Junior their folly willfully set the liquor
clerk, stayed
there
thirty-nine laws a t naught a n * driving the n aAbout b8 per cent o f thosp’who
VMflta htlii Ik nilu/ ixf<xuidnnt of t i n n .
th in k**M ..*'
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...jf,
l day. choose as t h e n
head
L
K n o x , |>*e s l d e i i t o f
New
X ork s
l b . w i r y S a v i n g - H a nk , an i n s t i t u
H u l l w i t h r e s o i i u e s a m o u n t i n g to
n i o i e t h a n $25«. t>tl tl .uMO.
I k eep two
a cco u n ts w ith m y
bank”
A CHECKING Account, of course. Then
I have a separate Interest Account in ’
which I make small weekly deposits. Jt \
is the easiest way J know to save money."
Interest Accounts can be opened for
deposits of ope dollar or more, f — ——
Strength
Service
Progress
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
4% interest Paid on Savings Account*
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MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
S o cial •
lalendar
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/H EA RD AT THE CHURCHES
r \{ , •
AA A
1« a PwsbyterliitiOiureh
D a u a l i o t Awt rf lf» - f 'lL t I H Ik Sdif
C rt '
At
the
day.evening the suWeet wns “The
Three Parnblca of Jesus Recorded
in Luke 15”—with •'particular cm*
phasis on tho'critWani of Jgatfct
M. E. by th e . Scribek 'Ana fhsrrlscet.. f
Wednesday.
Jpaulding Circle: All-day
"home of Mrs. John Abrn*
„ Roosevelt Auxiliary U.
, Baptist Church, 4 p. m.
tiro department of Wob will meet at the club.dnesdny afternoon, Oct.
' o'clock.
Thursday
on, hostess, Missionary
M. E . Church, honoring
_ Kelley, homo of Mrs. G.
kr, 3:3 0 P. M.
NO TICE
irular weekly meeting of
follette-W h eeler Progrositical Club will be held in
B House a t Sanford, TuesB n g nt 8 o'clock. All memJ f other interested voters
Jed to attend.
L. C R O S B Y , Chairmnn.
N O TIC E
Jjrst department meeting of
bruin's Club will be th at of
le ratu rc department nt the
Jouse Wednesday, Oct. 8 , nt
J 'c jo c k .
Current
PromnUc
le n ts will be the su bject unpioisslon which will be led by
Uqpn J . Loonardl.
fiibers of this department are
>d that if they have not nlspeured their yenr books and
itrrship cards they may do so
tiling on Mrs. $. (). Shinholscr
Tieih.
Personals
P. B. Foley, spent the weekPeasantly in S a raso ta.
jR affcId spent u pleasant SunIn Orlando among friends.
Ijt Whitcomb and Curtis B ar
Ipcrtt Sunday In Orlando with
former's pnrents.
|. und Hrx- A. J . Phillips, of
li, s p e n t-S u n d a y in Sunford
iuosts o f the Valdux Hotel.
find Mrs. S . W c s tg a tc , of
ado, were the guests of the
tz Hotel, on Sunday.
txvfrll S te w a rt
motored to
hdH Sunday
night where he
the guest of friends.
lymnnd Bearden spent the
l-cnd in Kissim mee with relnss Agnes Berner is improving
lly, much to the delight of her
kls.
•ml Mrs, A. II. Ferguson,
haklanoogu, Timn., Fp<'i)t SunIn Sanford the guests of the
'ezuinti Hotel.
Is. F.dilh Havens and daughi f Valparase, spent Sunday in
Illy, the guests of the MonteHotel.
R. Barries, of Greensboro, N.
a business visitor in San [for several days, tlie guest of
Valdez H o tel
|ifton W. Orr uud Robert Idt»f Orlando, motored to Sanford
lay and were the guests of
Ms.
I t . amt Mrs. John R. MarDonjmntored to Kissimmee Sunday
|were the guests of the Bnatain
sl, formerly the G raystone Inn.
Irs. H. C. McMullins has re|nxi from the Atluntic Coast
Hospital, in Wayeross, and ib
improved.
J . Holly returned
Sunday
Miami, where be attended the
Convention for Associated
pcs.
. A. Cole, proprietor of the
Cart Hotel of W inter Haven,
In Sanford Sunday visiting his
her, J . A. Cole proprietor of the
coin Hotel. Mr. G. A, Cole, who
Iso of the KoscarL Hotel, claim s
nave had the f ir s t radio hotel
lie world. Every room in the
irt, he state*, contains a
|o set.
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Circle Five Meets On
Saturday Afternoon
Minister Delivers Stirring Sermons
On Opening of Special Services
tit
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and the big: sale is on. The opening of this second sale of Pine Crest lots in San
ford promises to go over even bigger than thc“OVER A HUNDRED LOTS IN
FOUR DAYS,” this past July. Sanford is bound to grow even faster the next
two years than it has in the past, and the development is going south.
Lots
purchased in Pine Crest at the unusually low prices we are asking arc bound
(o double in value, and will do that BEFO RE you have finished paying for them.
❖ y
4 •:•
Wo Itavt* «i\or a hnml.t'd of extra elioiec lots th a t
li mu
•>
art* pulling inio Ihis Hale nml will sell Ihem
0(1 t >> $105.00— $5.00 or $10.00 down and I he balance payable on our DOI.I.AK A WIOMK CLUJ)
l ’l.AN. The deferred pay m inis do mil draw interest. We have smne rhuire corner lots, facin;; on some
of the new .streets we have just opened.
\\ c have several lots facin'.? on (he new streets ttiat connects
Sanford Avenue wilii the Sanford Orlande mad.
Anil remember, our highest juiced lot in this sale is
$105.00, and ynu j*,cl iuth Iv three years to pay for it on our weekly plan.
No matter how well oil you mat lie linaneiall*. Ihis offers a wonderful opportunity to create a savm
leeotmt for voui children.
sm a
I. they ean do it.
should pay 100
.
Selet I a let for them , and lei them pay il out.
Ami a saving neeount in San f o r d
on the amount invested.
real
estate
is
the
The payments are so
best of investments— It
\h A T ONCK, as the number of lots are limited nnd arc
sc Him; last.
First Free Lot
Oct
We piomisetl our club members a free lul on re a munlh for live munths. We will award the first
lot on Wednesday, October 15th.
Some member o f our club, whose payments arc tip to date, will Ret
ti
one of these lots, and then on the 15th of each month thereafter, until live lots have been Riven away,
we will award another. Join (lie club now so Ihul y uu will come in on the Qrst award.
IMPROVEMENTS
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A large sum of money has been set aside lor improvements in Pine-Crcyl. These improvements
will lie paid for by our company. There have been four new streets already cut through and graded.
Other streets will follow. The lihdcrhrush and rim ert^sary limber is being taken off the place. You
will find Pine-Crest a beautiful spot for a sultdiv i*ion . Il will pay you to take the time to ruu out and
look it over.
l i l ’T 1)0 IT NOW.
Next week may be too late.
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I h a v e r e c e n tly h ad teleplxou e c a l l s f r o m aonio of ray c u s t o m e r s at a t l n s t h a t t h e y had hail no tlee rroin
a t t o r n e y s ,ln O rla n d o o f * e c o u n is f o r c o l l e c t i o n lu f a v o r of th e K ld e r
n p r ln g a
W ater
C u m eu m
T h i n k i n g t h a t I «m c o u n a e t e d w ith (lie K ld e r Hprlngs W a t e r C o m p a n y , t h e y h a v e a s k e d for «x
p l a n a t l o t is fro m me a s t o arh y t h ad placed s u c h a c c o u n t s In U* « h a n d s o f a t t o r n e y s f o r c o lle ctio n
w h e n t h e y had n e v e r had i b y n o t i c e h e r e t o f o r e fro nt th e K lder H firings W a t e r C o m p an y , p e rs o n <u
or r so us o f h a v in g a* c o u n t s a g a t n a t t h e m In f a v o r o f ilia K ld e r H p rln g a W a t e r C o aspany
As I *.«'•
h e r e t o f o r e s t a l e d t h r o u g h t h e Hanford H e ra ld . I wilt eay a g a i n , t h a t I am not a f f i l i a t e d In any **
s n e c t w i t h t h e K ld e r Hprlnga W a t e r C o m p an y , hut w ish to s a y t h a t 1 a l o n e o w n t h e w a t e r b u .ln *» »
a t p r e s e n t a n d h a v e f o r th e p a s t t e n m o n th s, and hav e n o t y e t h a d a n y c a u s e t o p la c e uny accoun t
ein tb o h a n d s o f a t t o r n e y - f<>r c o l l e c t i o n , hu t w ish to s t a l e t h a t H p e r c e n t o f m y c u s t o m e r . » i>*>
h a v e a c h a r g e a c c o u n t w ith n. e hav e p ro v e n to he v e r y p ro m p t In p g y ln g t h e i r h ills, and 1 wish l*. *
to n d t o t h e m m y a p p r e c i a t io n f o r s a m e .
All o f m y h u s l n e . a Is han d le d and
transacted
In the
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n a m e o f (s ty le b e lo w )
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letter, Mr. and Mrs.
Dy. and Mra. B. D. C*s*
i\ and Ed. Betts.
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Certificate Recital Is
Given By Miss Smith
On Past Saturday
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rral vines and rosea used with
rgrrens in baskets and vases
used artistically In the living
of the homo of Mm. Ed. Betts
y evening when the Evening'
age Club met for Its flrat fail
an enjoyable evening
it playing bridge, It waa found
‘ Mr* XV. C. Hill held hlgn
te for the ladies and was given
ovely bouquet of rosea.
High
re for men went to J . P . Wooddeck ot cards. ,
'Ticious cream chicken in pat-'
with sandwiches, potato chips
coffee was served vby the
mg hostess.
included Mr.
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know *Vou
may
have ■a ■t Athousand
chances to be straig h t and ChristA capacity auilienco assembled
UJcb to those another muy have.
During the past few yearn y in the studio parlors o f M tb . Fnnhnvo had some forcible examples of nie Munson last Saturdny a f t e r
this phase Of opportunity cbme b e noon to liear the ce rtifica te pro
Dr. Brownlee w d lH pnft: Theiie fore my attention, lllstrating this
three parables were spoken by Our m atter of Chance. I have known of grams given by her talented pu
Lord in answer to th$ critic]sma of little eh.H^Wn, little girls who pil, Miss Charlotte Smith.
I*
the Pharlseesj,1’ that Ho wns the worts accustomed to hoar in their
Mrs. Richard Maxwell, render
friend of sinners*.''
homes, from their own parents, nnd Mrs. A. W . Phillips, soprnno.
Note closely T h e words " L i k e the vilcyt of speech, profanity, ob
wise I say unto you th ere is jo y scenity, theSnnctify of the Lord's were the aide assistan ts on this r e
in the presence of the angels of name violated. Rome had even been cital.
Introductory ensemble numbers
God over one s i n n e r jth n t reperit- forced into sin by those very per
eth.” I w ant us to olprcidlly give rons having legal care of them. were given by M argaret Peters nnd
our atten tion to the expression Think of those little girls, not yet Lucia Mahoney. M arguerite G arn
“one sinner.”
in their teens, with never a chance er nnd Carmen Guthrie.
Here we hnvc th ree parables and to live purely, to bK, Christliko.
The entire reriUil was delight
there a r c presented fo u r ty pes nf Yet through no fault of their own, fully rendered. So persistent were a <•%*•>
sinners. . And while these people have those little ones suffered hut tile encores following the Chopin ( J e t s £
lived hundreds pf y ears ngo still through the fault of others, I Polonaise, the young pianist wns +^1^ +
the story as we have it here re have no doubt that thousands and obliged to respond.
T j J
cords acc u ra te pictures o f types thousands o f th e children of A m er
Concluding the program, Mrs.
of sinners o f today— men and wo ica, nut only in the slums of the Munson gave a short talk and said
men of our own time.
g reat cities, but in the smaller j in p n rt;‘‘A certificate from any
Notice, in the first place, “ what towns and the rural communities, |teacher, school o r conservatory ck + v *
man o f you, having nn hundred constantly are hearing their par presses a degree of accomplish *♦♦♦ x
sheep, if he lose one, doth not ents or others name God in blas merit. This reads for the comply
leave the ninety and nine nml go phemy. or bear dirty or degrading lion in a creditable manner a
n f tc r th at which is In s t ? "
stories. There has not been brought j course in music— including retpiir
The sheep is lost through ignor-| into their lives one ennobling in-1 ed piano studies, prices, theory air
nnco nnd stupidity, not premedlta- * fluenee. I know many of them I harmony,
lion or evil purpose or u lieart exist. 1 hnvo come in touch with
The programme numbers given
gone a s t r a y . Sheep wander from .some of them.
were:
1. Prelude Op, 3 No, 2, ( Rach
the shepherd. The sheep, with eyes
If wo do not take the part o f u
not up, nibbles nnd nibbles and friend to such, if they are permit ntinoff), Charlotte Smith.
2. Sunlight. (Jlurict Wure),M r
nibbles, until he is gone from the ted to grow to manhood or wompnGood Shepherd,
1hood under such conditions, it must A M. Phillips, Madeline Mullein.
Piano.
This is a type o f men of the pres be to uur shame.
I. Love Dream No. 3 t l .i s 7.ti.
ent time, and of all ag es gone. We
The third type- the Prodigal
know those whose minds nrc fixed Son. He was not like the ignorant Chm lotte Smith.
•I, How They Brought the New
on the definite purpose to the ex -[sh e e p , and his difficulties did not
elusion of all others. It may be (come through the fault of others, to Ghent (B ro w n in g !, Mrs. Rich x I t
food nnd clothing, it may be pleas- lie made Ins (dans definitely. He ard Maxwell.
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f>. Polonaise A F la t Major <>p
ure, fun, it nuiy be the accumu- had his eyes open. He knew what
Intion o f wealth, the e ffo r t to gaih he was doing. Ho knew what it 53 (Chopin), Charlotte Smith.
money. We know them. And there j meant to be in his father's house,
■Cf t
are o th e rs having no settled aim , [ He used deliberate judgment, lie
•SV s'no definite convictions, hut who wanted to see life, to be free toi
t'A +
AY A
ire content merely to drift with [ have a good time in some other!
he current, curried onward by the way. So he asked for lus part of
rowd. Th ere are a grout imuiy the
property
und departed ami | Circle No. 5 nu t Saturday n f 1
t f t
people like th e sheep, ignorant and wasted all he had. When he was in ornoon at tin- home of Mrs, Kao
aim less, d riftin g away from the |want lie came to himself and rc
ford. On account of the weatloi ♦ A t
Good Shepherd, nnd the protection turned home and found a welcome. i|„. n u i r e Circle was mil presiui
of tin 1 fold.
Now.
when we
wander from plans fm woik for the orphanWhat is the duly o f the Church Christ, happy tt is for us if jmlg i « „ s discussed
? j l was turned m
h ere? We know a multitude, nib meni and conscience comes and we
i(H. Cin lt 's offerin g for Or
tiling their way like sheep. Hot * "ini' to ours* Im — and ic tu n i tO| p la n 's Work Day.
ILiil. 1 always think about that
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you may have apparently forgot
ten your duty toward them, you statement “ Ho came to h i m s e l f
Ned Chittenden returned Sutm
t it
ure so intent on your vtoik or on appai* utty the young man had* day from Saraso ta to spend lb*
having a good lime, with a th o u temporarily lost lus mind. Any week <ltd with relatives, el niva*l:>
sand and emo things constantly man who * ati leave Je s u s Christ [ w eck-i lld with relatives, leavint;
before your eyes to distract at- out
tiis life is, nftei all, do - 1indny t** make Siinirntii hi w m t''
Umtinn. Our faith, our work, must mi i,led, for m* sane man can lioulit home.
extend through the week, due by Hi- wisdom and judgment.
i .*r all the three types mention - 1
ntir, fa c e to face with uui follow
*■*1 there is a glorious hope, hut 1teetlcu of the journey should Imen.
1 ite
The second type, illustrated *n tin* tout t)i is still in sin, and I consid* red with g n a t *. i
tell you he is most hopeless of ated Rev King, who deelni • l tlliu
the story of the lost coin, is diffei
ent. Tin* coin was lost tium ij’ li'lu * 1all types. May God pity this toorlh the most tin pm t o u t tpicMton tv u
'unit *<: it i.v.... iu.c cmtinei
It l y |**- wnet v Vi j fotiiul, and 111*-1*- '. I**) hav** I 1r ;t s* I -1 but *s r
•oriUi ;n d in u c o t n e i, the iluft danv* i lit every ag e **f lu> heme directuu* *d my going
gradually unming it to hyse the found ut the Church. T h u it* the set "I the m»11 and lod il
purity o f its image, through the t ' I.•* t Son He i» the man who does which determines one's *1*
fault of o th e rs— and there are n not -* any sin in himself but is lie further declared.
In s t u d y i n g til*- ilil cet i ol i **( (lie
gren't number o f people in the <411*> 1 to perceive it in others. More
i ha * that, he seems to have had in* journey, there are se*<iul <]iieworld today of this type.
No man may stand before the set i* of social obligations Ami t rnns which a p e r s o n should a**k
Throne uf God and nay lie docs u-u tie worst part of the picture |s Ii i i i i m . II, Re v. Ki ng -und. A m o n g
know the way o f Right, who hit- that instead of hi- glowing with them aitla I It
1 * onllime
my pic-umt t X t
hoard the voice of conscience lb* ! pi id* nod sympathy for in- f *'
course a- a laboring man wrtl.il
r s forgiveness of t lie prodigal hr
voice of God
w:l! In my rniidlliiui a decade
We of tins great country have was rilled with anget toward both.
b* in * 7
Entering oner name *>n th*
begun our Constitution with the
ib I l! I continue my
pic-out
V
Words "A ll men are e te a tid e*|tinl" * Imr*' i'd! *i"* - not make n tTua-t
emu sc as a business m |i!.des
ami yet wc know and must admit l a n , d o e s n »t - a v e . 111*- o i t l v h o | ’*'
m until man ot woman, wbat
this ib uu impossible ideal, so fat of s a lvaltoh, (*>r the sintiel of uny
will be m\ condition a decade '*■ ♦ T
as cifuulity of chalice comes. You type, is in J e s u s Christ.
Io-iii e ?
"2*1* i
li I It 1 continue my
present
course a» a responsible human
being, what will I be religious- { t i t
ly u decade bflice V
(I ) A pressing, urgent ipiestioii is.
wliat is the direction of my ,
present journey
Despite threatening
weather At the evening hour lie spoke upon
yesterday morning the first of a "T h e High Cost of Refusing.” Text ( a ) It I am a Christian tonight,
wbat contribution will 1 huve j
aeries of Hpecinl meeting** to he for this address was taken from
made lu others when 1 come to
held at the F ir s t Bapti**t Church Psalm s 119, verse bit.
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the end of my jo u rn e y ?
“One way to get and stay ahead,
for the next two weeks, was la r g e
*? r t
ly attended und nt the opening said Rev. King, is to Use a head. (h) If 1 am not u ( 'brislian, and
I continue as I am going t o
service the f ir s t floor of the au By careful thinking, one uses Ids
night, what will be my prob
ditorium wns packed and many head, he said. The value of c a r e
able condition 3 years from
people were in the balcony. S u n ful thinking was emphasized by
this boor ?
day School also showed a large a t tin- minister, who declared that
( hanging the Journey
tendance, 377 pupils and teachers everyone should he ready to plean
+Y<Rev. King made the statement
guilty to the accusation of th in k
being present.
that if the gambler, Hie moderate
The church choir rendered spec ing
< - j.f
Our people should lay more c m - ; drinker, the immoral men and wo
ial program,, at !«,th morning uud
evening services. They were in phasis on the value and the im- men in business, the noun I lepers,
ivjlh I I •>
charge o f Mrs. A. N. Phillips, who poll a net- of original thinking," be; the imuullsts would consider with
is director of music. Announce said. Along that line be pointed j cure the direction *,f their journeys, |J J
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ment was made thut other special out that careful thinking saves one ] there would he changes, immediate’ j1Y
musical featu res would be on the from inuny costly errors in busi- j changes which would t u r t l e
program
ut
ton igh t’s meeting. ness and would make many h o m e s communities nnd cities."
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“ F or those who have thought
Services will lie held in the m o rn happier and Suve others from shipings nt D:3lt o’clock beginning to wreck. Given the ability to think, |und who are ready to change their lA 'i'
mankind sins against himself when courses there ure futuics which
morrow.
Rev, F . D. King, pastor of the he fails to use constantly und lib should challenge an heart Rev.
church und who is in ch arge of the erally Hurt faculty, according to King closed his remarks with an
[appeal to his hearers to change
special meetings, delivered us Ids the minister.
Careful Study of The Way.
their course, promising a reward
first o fferin g , a sermon on the sub
In considering one's path, the dt- greatyr than could c verbe realized.
ject. “T h e High Cost of Winning."
rening Bridge Club
Meets for First
Fall Game
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Our oITh i - Iuo* tii'fii clotted
during the summer monlht*.
but we ure now doing buxi
nes* at the Paine old Mand,
Koomo 515-0, F i r - t National
Bank building. We have li s t
ed tome very choice buys in
Sanford real estate and no
m a tte r what your demands
inny he, it will pay you to
look our listings over. Wo
are In position to lix you up
in 11 City
Home, Country
Home, vacant lota, lake front
property, acreage for sub
divisions, farm land or ora sR c groves. And inasmuch
ns we ure looking for big reaulta from the prospects aocurcd this summer, if you
have something you wnnt sold
be sure it is listed with us A T
O N C E . We have inquiries on
uur desk now for different
kinds o f Hanfurd umj S e m i
nole County
real
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Wv - i n o f f t r lu t r fur a uu lek
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F i r s t S t r u t , at a p ric e. With
u gu arantee that th - b u-tneM
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f o r s e l l in g t - b s r a u s e h l hcttlth will nut p e r m t t - J i l m
h a n d lin g t h - l a r g e votutun.
T h l - 1- u good huy, s e e us
a b o u t il.
VK i V T LOTS .
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g a i n s IU w e ll lo c a te d buildin c
tola,
locatud, oft tVak,
p a r k . M a g h u lta a ml F a lm - Ito
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W e u r . In v x e e l l r n t iHtalttuli
to lo c a t e you, w h e r e yxnt w a n t .
Kevurnl o f tlieae l o t - a r e Us
in g o f f e r e d ut n h a r g a tiu
Park A tr. IIm r
One o f . t h e i it e t t l r a t k n m t s
on P a r k Avc . haa b e e n B ated
xvlthln a a r v n h l o c k s of K lra l
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WAHRNTY D EED S
Alamento Form Company from
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dayman, lot
15, in Forest's addition No. 2 to
Altnmonte; consideration. $10,000.
S. W. Harris and Willie Harris
from W. G. Aldridge, lots R. 0 and
10 of block 11 . ti e r 10 . according
to E . R. Martin's addition; consid
eration $1,275.
Preston II. Stephenson from Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. I^ avitt. tot 13 of
W. F . I-cavin'* sub-division and
addition to the town of Goldsboro
(now S a n fo rd ); consideration. $500.
H.
Crawford and Marine from
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Hnymnn, lots
1 and 2 in block " A " Hnymen's ,
addition to Altamonte: considera- ,
tion $500.
SiL
ain Slows up Game
FROM
GIANTS
AND
TIE
SERIES;
»th Teams Play
traight Football BATTLEGROUND SHIFTS TODAY
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W ellm ans old
tobacco secret
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Gives added
richness and
fragrance
(H IT CLAIM D E E D
W. F . Graves and wife to Lute
Howell, lot 8 of block " K " of Villa
Mill's addition to Chuluota, being
section 28. township 21 , south of
range 32 enst.
il’s Goal Line Is
ThreatenedButOnce
By The Opposition
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Cut coarse to
burn slow—
and cool
1Roger Pcckinpaugh Proves |
Sanford 0; Pnlntkn 0 .
L IC E N S E TO P R A C T IC E
Real Hinr When He Sends i
Second Quarter.
D E N T IS T R Y
San ford ’s ball.
Metsch bucked i
In Winning Run With a Hi t , S ta te Board
of Dental E x am in
—
for one yard. Peck went off tackle
In Ninth Inning After the ers to Alexander W. Epps. ft. D. S.
By Jo h n T, Brody
for seven. Christcnberry hit for
Giants Tied Score in Their ,
£ The Celery Fed Seminole* n f the first down. Meiseh bucket for five
C IT Y L I C E N S E S IHKi'KD
Half; Homers a Feature
iford high reboot pried the lid
J . N. Raulins, 305 E 2nd St.,
Ordinary Cut.
the local football reason S a t- yards. Christcnberry got two at
W A SH IN G TO N . Oct.
HhI- clothing agent, $5,00.
for pipe* and
iy by lettin g the P al* o f Ptt- end. I’alntkn itraced nnd held for
L. P. Caldwell Dist. Co.. 5th atnl
tling with tiie indomitable courage
cigarettes
a down on the omnll end of n downs. Pnlnlkn's hull. t i ... C,l,,., ith
n t carried them to their first Sanford Ave., retail merchant $5.
•core.
Caldwell Fur Co.. 5lh St.. S a n
bled nnd Greer recovered for San- American le a g u e pennant. WashThe game w«.i ployed in pouring ford. Sanford's ball on Pnlnlkn's ington's Senators Sunday turned ford Aye., retail merchant $(i 50.
Nick Constaintine. 805 Ninth St.,
from otnrt to finish which 30-yard line. Peck skirted end for ‘ h" tables on the New York Giants.
retail
merchant, $<5.50.
ed th e loeol lad* from opening ,
,
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l i t won the second game of the 11*21
Howard Iloteler. 0th. Bet. S a n
. -l!ri(W am, „ ut thc.mmJvrs
with th eir aerial a tta ck and four yards f l i r i s cn b e rrj ,■ n.bbd
!e them resort to straight foot- one through the lin*. I ain kn * 1l>a, k j(, th th|tfk of „ m, of lh(. ford Avc., wholesale merchant. $5.
time out. Melsch got three a l m(„ t , ljrr i , tru ,M „v„
It, H. Thompson, Celery and Melentirely.
over
guard. San ford fumilled and
f
ltn, eb* lrs ^
hnm>„ .
lotiville, retail merchant. $5,(HI.
e Hals were a lighter team
recovered for o pain of
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T. A. Blake, 2 0 1W E 1st Street,
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In n flashing finis)) that was
Sanford, but they rcrtainly Puintka
P a l a t i n i , .e.l on „
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MM.t.la ,.uUr as th(. , lim. photogr a p h e i. $10 0 0 .
red the effects of real coaching, eight yards
Mrs. Ralph D. White. 1-nkc Mary,
Saturday's opening issue
Bg the Florida “ Dance S h i f t " own 30-yard line t h e y tried end
diary. $ 10 ,0 0 .
perfection, and they stubbornly L°:s
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twice
ns
thrilling
to
"another
gain. Got three yards ofT tackle.
I*. J . Williams. Hickory and 8 th
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capacity home crowd of 35,iltHl,
letted every inch of ground,
Pcckinpaugh. veteran short Street, rr-tail merchant, $5.00,
Tenlng several time* and taking Around end for no gain. Sanford s R
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hiniM.|fb,.rilif
Taylor Grocery, Goldsboro r-ball or forcing the Sanford b n ". Meisch went over guard f o r , Ml||,
Btind-gninora to kick when they nine yards. Byrd n for Christo - hrj(fht!( , driviM(f ni.r„ vs th(. wl„. tail merchant, $0.50.
Seminole Feed Co., 118-120 Elm
B arb er got th r „ . at < ‘ , n.ng run in the ninth a f te r the
virtually in the shadow of the herry
ter
Meiseh tried end for no gn n. , ; illtllH h .ul knw kl.,| Znrharv. south Ave.. retail merchant, $11,50
ot.
out a doubt the line p lu n g - 1 Meisrh hit center, no gam I a |law Mlllr> f r ,im , t„. h(iX ,tUll tll.(, : .Dickson's Itearlywear. 307 E 2 nd
of JoO Meiach war the out- l a t k a s ball on own Id-yard line. th„ Mwn. W|(h , wt) lu]ilV9 itl lllrir Street, retail merchant, $<>.5u
Essie Martin, -1111*
Sanford
llditig fe a tu re of the content, They tried end for no gain. 1 unt- I)llrl „ f th(. fllla, llinin|ti
Thl. f j „„,
wn, ,
;t tll„ Ave., Afo Amcr, Ins. Co., $5 0 0 .
a made over tackle wn* neem- ed 20 yards to Melsch. who ie
A
„ larK1I1 ,(y which t ,„. firM
A. W. Smith. IB* Palm etto Ave.,
jfly tireless, taking the bull time turned five. Sanford s ball.
B arber got
waii (lp,ide,l. and Inst night Sou. Life A Health Ins.. $5 <10
time over and througli the pass was incomplete
He was the backbone of two yards at end. Another pass (w„ „ f , hc " f lg h tin 'e s t " clubs" I Union News Co., depot, restau
f,„
, hampmnshi, rant. $25 0 0 .
BC'drive th a t resulted in the lone was mrnmplete. Me.sch missed a thlll ,.V).r
Wilson Teenier Foe. Wks . N.
't
h
a
t
gave
the
Black
',lnr,r
k.
,‘k
1
slatk.i
s
ball
m
i
San
shifted
tin
,r
battleground
to New
quchdown tl
he Victory.
" r,i *
>'"•}
, n ,, y
York, where the third game will be Elm Ave., merchant, $11 oil
>nd Gold the
f L. (» Green, Goldsboro, retail
Leo Peck. captain nnd qu arter- « V ^ d s f . IV. k win- ran «t b«, k „ Uvt.tl „ , (lliv
merchant. $■•,00
vent
strong,
particularf
hvv
>n
n
{*
“
a
l„
„g
i»„.
under
the
i„s„.,eil
, also went
Olivia Weston, 12th St re e l. re*
ng hark
bock punt
punts, and he „k>
A P " h's Wi,i- ,Mt
’ '' b nilersliip of u , brilliant rotmg
In running
(il b*t,
J lucky
Harris,
seem.sl tintrant, $5 thi,
rsd[ip o rtsm a n sh ip of the higb- Time
Sanford d; Paintka 0.
L It Hudgins, 207 French At>
hendi-d imumtit>)v toward victory
wben he cnlled Meiach
Third l) u s r lr r
j
ri'fiair
shop. $5 00
1
Sunday
ootrl
the
ninth
inning
ami
th e boll over for the first
T W Williams. 1.02 W. First St ,
t ‘* its pul»
drama
Behind
tooown of the season.
, , , Paint
, kn . ,kicked . 15 'yards,
>—■ - gripping
■i ' i ,*ok 'u«mn
»eniiu
pool room I tatilcs, $15 011
ennedy and Rutsell wore th« I
With n.. >•'«**>;> Hanford-, /.aeharv. Who had out pitched hi
I W \V d b ..mi. tt t sf |-t S treet,
Itatlding linesmen.
This pair l " ‘11 ot) own live yard line
le ek soulhpau m a l . .Ia< k Bentley, aft
s~v
tackles breaking through reoft tack'.- fur
run.
yards e r a shake start, the Senators, or, pool room 5 tables. $7 >on
Meiseh
hit
cen
ter
f-*r
tliieiyards
the
M
n
n
g
tli
of
„
|„,nie
rim
by
tcdly and throwing their man
SI VI V. AND < <)l v n
a loss. Greer, tiie lank) right He got two more at tl'e same place ■Goslm ip i h,- fuM mi m g . with one
'
L ilt E N SE S
d, pras' always mi the lmll, r e Pei k hit fur first down Peek g"* >* , ,<n. and nr other i irciut blow bv
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The
T
e
x
a
- <'o , Sanford, Ida
ju
n
l
at
end.
Meiseh
dived
ov
er
H
arris
in
the
Glib,
entered
the
vreering
r i n g ''several
futnhles ana
and <
ean
several lumnies
an j wlioleaJile denier*, $17 75
yard*
He bmked ce n te r final inning with a ;i to I lead
cited, with his mate and Gun ' . 1
3 G Mi Glory, 111,' l-.t Street
peck got a yard at
V.aelinrt Olmiwp.li Weakened
for his Interference. Christen- for one mule
i etnil no i ■tiHTii f 11 '.p
The ball went
But here, with triumph ln
in li
ry did woll hut the day was too the name place
'* *’ ■"‘ < *"i y, 107
l-t Street
1 for this floct-footecl back to over. They tried guard wi'h no g r a s p , /.o r h a iy , who*e *|i.w , utves
Gained
two yuid* od tac
bad lialtl.-l
the
Gl.mt* :ir:dI rld weighing nun bine.
$. 75
opcrly strut his stutT The r*n- j result
*
l.o g
!I i
I u *t . t
trio was well nigh im prrg- k le. The q u a r te r got *<x nround them t„ ,,p, i on and only four h m
‘ ' 1
l " ' * - *'•
le as Is shown by the negligible end. They fumbled Kennedy re- it, eight inniugi. weakened ami the
Meiseh National lo n g u e cbatunion- ., u, k
1 "
1^‘Ulf.
HI I
hirst Sr
ins made over that sector by the covered San ford 's ball.
Peck t .1 ta k e adwiritng of then nppm
^ iide F i l e in* I .. $2 75
emy. It was composed of Pope, got two y a rd s at cent. I
added two nnd got one at end Pei k (u n it), launched a desperate al
* ^
Loi.g. .'Ill I
l-l Street
lit field and Wallace.
importer
and i x jio itei*. $2 7;
a whole the team looked was held at tackle Ball writ! over *m k. that as suddenly as it flared
J-' W Long, -'.11 F 1-1 St.,
to the few dyed-in-the-won) They got five yards off la ik le nnd up. was ( li n k e d by Fred Mar lumhui
RUINED EY ES
i asimlt \ l Vi,, $3 75.
(wirier, who pi.,.
Its Who braved the weather and went around end fur first dow n.I. berry, relief
tifiyin ttelo n . 12th S t., (odds I
I By neglect they get ted and sore and
Dtnponlcd thorn to Putntka. With They lost a yard. Gunter relieved heroically to the occasion l,v *lrik
boro, n'tjiil men bant. $ I 7.7
you let tin rrt go
Don't do it.
{another week before thu Bartow Byrd. They tried center for no, ing out Jio k*oi, on three pitched
Lillie G Green. l.'Sth St., Golds
gain.
The
q
u
in
!c
r
fumbled
for
a
balls
with
Wilson
resting
on
sec
lg-onarib'x Goldin Eye Iiition cures
to file off the rough edges,
bin ii, retail men bant. $1 75.
viirncv. without pam in one ilay.
Its coaches should round out u two-yard loss. They punted. Peck <md with a run that would have
Hank of Oviedo, Oviedo, Fla., ,
Cools, he als and stn ugtliciiv ; In*ist
»m that will give Summerlin a and B arber ran together, losing put the McGrawmcn into Ihc lead bank, $22.75.
j on having "I-conardiV — it makes
the ball. Pnlatkn recovered. Pu- j Thus, Mulberry, who gamed
Blwittk.
Elton .1
Meugbt..ii, A 11 liiloct ■
strong eyes. A t all druggists.
Intkn's ball, goal to go. Tried end credit fur the victory, nil bough lie
The line-up:
Fumbled, lost one pitched only to one but'inun. and I' irst Nat'l Bank, architect, $15 25.'
ford
Position
Paint ka with no gHin.
J . It. Bowen. Orlando. Fla , tray
R. T.
II udgina yard. Hit center for no gain. A Pcckinpaugh, whose smashing sin- cling ngeiil, $5.25
pans
yyus
incomplete.
The
ball
gle
drove
oyer
.lodge
with
the
win
Sipprlll
Mil A I,. Betts, Sanford. Fla,. Agt,
Time.
, rung rally in the ninth, when an
. Miller went over
itflcld .
Sanford fi; Pnlatkn 0.
other ex tra inning battle seemed Mutual Life Ins . $2.75
. Daugherty
Win. S, 1a*ak. Sanford. Flu., Agt ,
Fourth Q uarter.
|imminent, shared in the glury with
. Cos wel l
Wallace t Mutual Life In*., $2.75,
To fit any Jo)> on oarth
Sanford's
ball.
Peck
tried
end
Harris
and
<ioslin,
whose
mighty
.........
ilrcll
inedy
Wilson & Tuorner. N. Elm Ave., I
1
Pnlulkn called hats pul the Senators into a luniS ta rlin g ( r) anil lost a yard.
ilston
P R IC E S
dealers in fertilizer $13.75
Knighton tiine out. Meiseh got th iec at ron luamling lead
y .n .
FOR
Union News, depot, restaurant,
that
you
ran
alTnni In pay.
(k
yvent
tdT
tackle
for
first,
I
he
American
League
champions
k u t r h ‘ l *’r- ^
H. B.
| All makes AultnnnDnes Mini
down. Melsh binked a yard. Pa wi:o Saturday seemed more uii $22.75.
WALLOONS for all Cars.
is ten b e rry H.U.
Gulf Refining < o., Sanford. F l a . ,'
lutku took time out.
Mel-ili got nervisl hy the fans and ceremony
Lighting I’lanls, any tnakt
........F.||»n
.i four yards at ( in te r
Barber of tiie opening game than did the wholesale dealers. $37 75
Tercc, Tenney; Umpire, I»ulA
tt
Smith,
P
tl
207,
Agt
Life
,
plunged la ik le for first down. Peck Glulils us a result of the scandal
It.
& Hi'aIth Ins , $2 75
circled end for mv yards Meiseh involving them, played with spark
J u b s t it u t e s , Hanford, Byrd for
Jack so n 's Ready to W eal, retail
added three at center. Meiseh hit ling dash and spirit under Harris,
m s t « n b e r r y , (punter for Byrd.
men mint. $7.00.
touchdown*
center
but
was
called
bin
k
and
whose
dynamic
personality
and
all
?o latk a,
two
touchdown
Palalka uns pm nil zed live yards around brilliance stood out us one 1 ay lor Grocer, G oliislcro. relnll
1
fh, F i r s t downs, San fo rd 11,
off sides, giving Sunford the f i r s t 1 of the highest spots uf the entire 1 liter ch an t. $ 0,00
1—
i t k a , S.
down
Meiseh plunged tui hie for game.
_ ----- 7 ------- -----------T h a Game, I ’lay by Play.
a yard, Gunter got four
more at
It was a game that emphasized * ^1 II OllNIA I'OI.O
Meiseh kicked ott IU yards with the same place. Peek got three at to ey en g reater extent the evenness 1 I I'.A.M IS KLIM IN A l LI)
1 0 -yard return, Cannon hit the
end but was held at center
The with which the rivals arc matched;
I N l o t HNAMKNT
for eight yard*. Palotku fum- bull went over.
Pulatkii's ball tiie keenness with which both a r e ,
■nd Sanford covered it. Nun- They attempted an end
Below we mention a few varieties of B E A N S we have for
run but seeking the 1‘J 2 I diamond title , WE S ’I II l ' Ii \ . N
Y , Oct. 3
i ’a ball. Chrlslenberry hit cen- lost five yards. Gained live at tur
immediate delivery:
Yesterday the experiences of the I I*"' 1 ahfornia polo team was d im for two yard*. Meiseh fum kle and one al renter. Sanford "<r Grants, tout tune champions, and mated from the t<>ui naitient for
], 0 <K) to 1 R E F U G E E , B E D V A L E N T IN E , G IA N T ST R IN G
• i o w r »las
a a but
OUI. rrecovered
e w - n - with s i d e s , fi ve y a r d p e n a l t y
T h r v lost
L E S S G R E E N POD. T E N N E S S E E G R E E N POD, B O U N T I
their superior steadiness under fire 'he Monty Wnterbuiy cup Thurs
I0«.
C J u - i M e n b v r r y t r i e d e n d u( ^
^
^
ltVvr S a n f o r d ’s curried them througli.
F U L and K I L G O R E 'S S T R I N G L E S S W A X .
^
but today doy at Meadow hrtmk, falling to I
ith no g a in . Peck missed u plate ball, Meiseh got two a t eirnler they met their mutch in smartness, J hold
a haridlrnp
o f four goals
These beans are first class in every respect, and prices
^ from SQ-yards. P u la tk a ’s ball Peck got three
yards a t end a n d 1 speed
and attack in g power. W ash - 1 whichit received from the Orange
reasonable.
own 20-yard line. They lost Meiseh three mure by plunging,] ington lost no opportunities yes- County Horsemen, und losing in
to* yards on a fumble.
They Meiseh hit for first down. Gunter terday, there wus no clucking in j the semi-final match, 12 to 8
|Mt th* Ilna f o r no gain. End run got three at tackle arid Peck added the pinch and in the end. the I
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[two yards. San fo rd penalized five one.
Meiseh hit center for 2 0 , club's never say die spirit, inspirott side.
to B a r b *.r , y ard s and first down, lie hit again ed by Harris, pulled it through 1 handed hitter* in the fiis t game ■ W ELAKn IHULDl.NG-PHONE 2 i 8
, ,Punted
,
w p t j j . thp ‘*all 1 >"F * ' , f o r five. Meiach went around enji on top.
Yvltk Art Nehf, veteran southpaw.
• ball on own 40->a
2 ( f o r five yard* and a touchdown.
Nothiiig to In terfere.
McGraw relied on bis second portlost. It) yards 'on . ? .
, Meiseh missed place kick. Meiach
The whole game yesterday a ft- “ide star. Bentley, to keep the big
from ce n te r to meis n. . kj,.kt. j ofif 20 yard# with n 10-yard 1ernoon was surrounded bv an a t - 1guns silenced. But this strategy
1
i j irj e 4i,^ liri S* th e i return. Pulatku's hall. They fuin-| ptoaphero diametrically opposite In went awry und the proof of it came \
le. reett added tn ree at tm
twice fer a 12 yard h»*s. that In the opening game. A crowd, m the first Inning, when with tw o J
ChrisUyjqgrry
H inted 36 yurds to I ‘eck who re- of equal proportions was on hand.! »ut, Han Rirc singled and "Goose
out of
but there Were nu v'eremonies. no i Goalin.
the team's- cleanup" slug.
....... .............turned 26 yards. Time. *
on own 20-yard line. They h>t
distracting influences or side is- ger, came through with a crashing !
San ford tf; Hslstka 0 .
lor no gain. Sanford off
New Bungalow on Brick Road, juat Out aide City lim
........
sues. If ‘they
L------------—
were present
—‘
again, home run into the bleachers i n j a
ve y»rd penalty. They fried
dignitaries who Huturdav held the right-center, giving the Sen ato rs j ■
its (located on large lot), price $2,500.
with no result. Sanford penspotlight, became just faus today. a lead th at the Giunt* never could B
Easy terms.
tv* yards off aide. Palatka'a
jn
the strum of the pre- overcome.
'“m , They went off tackle for
series bribery scandal that shroud
Bentley settled down a f t e r th at
Three large Warehouse Lots at a Real Bargain.
, Bucked center for one.
ed the Giants and charged the and for the next seven innings he
Easy terms.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 3 .-R e itrr« l- world’s eerie* atmosphere with and Zachary waged a duel th at ■
___ id for 20 more and first
a
inJT ills previous htutcmenl that he suspicion und ru m o i, was ulwent. was brilliantly close.
, Over center for two
H arris'
Beautiful Home located on Lake front. Eood chance
Itka time «ot. A back thrown believed "others In hackground**
The game wi^s the thing Sunday home run, a shut that lauded In
. to buy Lake front property at a real bargain.
"yard toaa. Another one- who knew all ubout the latest bale the crowd realised It. the players I the temporary left field bleachers,
L,
Palatku punttod SO ball scandal, Barney Dreyfus, own knew it— and it seemed tonight land a single by Rice in the fifth
Ideal Home Magnolia Avenue, close in
„ with no return. Sanford’s er of the Pittsburg Nationals, left that the rest of the series would Iw were the only hits in this s«veRon town 10-yard line. Heck for Washington with an expressed fought out with the playing issues innlng span o ff Bentley, while §
Lota any location in the city . Easy terms.
center for five yards. Pack intention of suggesting t thaCopi- dominating all else.
Zachary allowed but two Mfe ■
Rough Cut,
fur pipes only
But costs less
because packed
in foil
No tin-hence IOC,
S
Granger Rough Cu
o n T ob acco
p o in ts
,\ o w e r a 10 a l.s o
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’ GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS
!iS
Owner Pirates Wants
Reopen Investigation £»•«*• y™
.
a yard ofound_gn<L Melsch mlssioner
.s reopen the invosBarber
canter•tor
for firat
fleet down.
_ T.— ------4 ‘ tigation. '
•
'
rda through guard,
plungrd for first
Peopla won't feel sorry for yen
Meiach was hr hi at cento/. unless you feel sorry far youy*
L i.
r J -.ld
Sunday the "master mind," the
tactics of McGraw. vetetan Giant
chieftain, failed In his attempt to
make it two straight from the
Senators. Having baffled WashitogUn's begVI' artillery of left-
ls
blows and a run in the seventh ■
that resulted from a pass to Kally Meusel's single and a l
play which seemingly w«*
ately employed to empty the
at thiI.axpcpse pf * ren.
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—
f ______
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E . F .; L A N E
Rooms 501-2, First National Bank Building.
SHONE 95------- — ----------------- SANFORD. FLORID
■■■■I
ON ALL
:
BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING
[FOR SALE!
Go-
Try A Herald Want Ad For Results
RAY BROS.,
I‘hone 518---- Sanford
Rhone 5*18 — Sanford
KILGORE SEED COMPANY
tlio
.n x iu c^
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
th *
Oct. 6 to—
Oct 11 Only
Size 6x9, 87.48; 7 ’l>x9, 810.25; 9x9,
811.75; 9 x 1 0 'u, $14.75; 9x12, $15.75.
We have also received a splendid big
line of hitfh grade Rugs and will include
them in this sale at a reduced price. Don’t
forget the place.
4,
�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1924
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|f on bigii ridge land
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ndemiid cu ltivation ;
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Ind ready to subirmedern 7 room
[w ater works, plumbouthouses, tenuut
tiod two y ear tild
Jr
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TO R E A C H the prosperous f a r m
ers and fern growers of Volusia
county advertlso in the Del-and
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pale, has dark rings under the ROOMS W A N T E D — T hree furneyes, bad breath and tak es no in- j
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te re st in play, it is alm o st a cer-1 Address C H. P earce, c a re General
tninty th a t worms a re eating aw ay ) Delivery, City,
its vitality. The surest remedy for F A R M W A N T E D - I want
want farm
w orms is W h i t e s ( r e a m Vermifor cash buyers. Describe, give
fuge. tl is positive destruction to price.
It MVNown, 291 Wilkin
the w orms but h arm less to the son, Omaha, Neb.
child. Price 35 c. Sold by Union
Pharm acy.
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F O R R E N T — Rooms!
Wouldn't F O R R E N T — fi room house,
you be ablo to u«« the money se _ J n , fifle location. 209 X . B tb J
cured bv
by ren
rc ~ tin
‘ g th at —
Tacant -------room f o r i t E ^ f — F iv e room c o t t a * * i
now going
folng to w a s t e !
Thrro are
paved Street. Apply 300 French
ny persons looking f o r places to Ay.________ % . ______ 4a
many
w
stayy. Help take care Iff them and
F
O
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6.
toom
bungalow;
*
)4r
not; only, m
n uake
k e m oney.out assist ir»
•005 Elm Ave, . AopljL ltxrberta
keeping people in/Bsnfoid. Phone
• Z
148 and.gitro your tad over tho tel- G ro ce ry Store, ( ,,
ephotie
ephobe.
Use The E
fterald for qdlck F O R R E N T — F^l ve- roo m bungalow,
service.__________ ________________ _
cen trally located.
Apply . C01
^
F O R R E N T — 2 In rec fron t rooms Park AvC. P hone 224.__
adjoining bath, $20 per month. F O R R E N T — Five-room house. lo1-'
709 W est 3rd S t . __________________
ented Just south of school build- • 4
F O R R E N T — One room, furnished ing on hard road at Paula six miles ' 1
I July lodger. Very reasonable. west of Sanfortl. Apply to J . G.
F r e e garage.
B.
Bayard Horschbcrger, next door south o f .
Mrs.
MIRACLE Concrete Co, general F O R S A L E — L arge, roomy bunga
low. , Completely furnished with
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J . E. up-to-date fu rn itu rf. ' This house
Terwlllrgcr, Prop._______________ was built for a home. I,ocnted on
Lumber and Building M aterial
t arter Lumber Company
N. Laurel S t . ____ Phone 665
H IL L L U M B E R CO. .House of
Service, (Quality and Price.
Cars For Sale
F U R S A L E — One
touring.
P.
A.
Bros, building.
F U R S A L E — 1 Vj ton
stake laxly, good
mechanical condition
den* Fin ms, Oviedo.
Indian tr u e s,
rubber, fine
Forest G ar
F la.
1*1
i •» rti 11 ti 1 1 * J n m m r v
it ii'!,
\V'i«r..|»pi
"H up m ob lle"
Mero. Wight
i •*«o
it
Magnolia Avo.' between Tw elfth
and Thirteenth S t r e e t s , , Vchy best
location in' Sanford, , Will* Bell for
$9,000.00 furnished;* $2,000 cash.
Balance in term s Very ern y'to han
dle. Seo W. L. Rumple at F irst
i National Bank or call phone 207
and make appointment.
tilar In «*v«*ry rrujM-cl, ftn«l in m r l c t
('stiff or mi 11 > wi t h Inw, and t h a t al l
art**, run illt Idtin unit till hum r#*«n»lr**d
liy l aw t*» • uliit. h n p p . n ami !.«• |»cr(•■now!, precedent to and in thn is- l S m ith , co r. Onk and E v a n s A v e.
mianc,’ of mud Ponds. Pave existed. I
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i i . - v~.t-— ; r
^ 0
Apartments
For Rent
•*:
law.
oircti.
__________ .
Now. Tlierefuf». in iinrsuance of p'OR R E N T ROOMS— Phoenix Ho
lm r.riler of the ‘ Court herein made.)
J . f'hiPlren not nllnwert
nolle.- 1pi h•■r e i, i given that the i ' ii
U l - ' n m u e n not n n o w e a . -----.—
Iren* and tax payer* of the i'lt> of F O R K E N T — F urnished two larg e F O R R E N T — Upper apartm ent to
Sanford. Florida, a r t Py Hlld order
- „ nm , nd.nltdno Path 709
required to he nnd appear Peforo
adjoining b a i n , lUJ
adults. 813 Magnolia Avo. Aliw
ii|i|tiqir<i f»<*ftt unbl
jn•-tIt!<»11 fit vil ii «* nf«tr «•’■*«ji ht 1 1tn t nil
*
k l'lh I.1L1 ri In 1 1 flin t Mi ll u Ith fh»* ihe t'lreull I ’liott of ih*- Seventh 1 >V, Third St*
t"b nf Fa III Imih. i - 11y tli*- i'HyJ .Jmllclnl Circuit <»f tin* s ta t e of |l-’OR R E N T — F urnished bed room,
«»f S,n»f.tni, Khirt<!a. Iiuvr- t»p«*vi ii'K
Fl**rhhi, mi tit** 21*»t tiny 11f flrtolirt
711 Park Ave.
A
th -
hour
of
Ten
aPI'ly*
S » | i| s « ilii r
A
IS> ill)
I*
I s i*
S tre e t.________________________________
\ In il'trl.AS’S.
R E N T — 2 furnished room
C l 41 k n f t i n
C h . 11It Court *»f t b** F O R
S**\ *»nt li J m i l ' i 11 < 4 r. nil i»f I'b.rkila
a p a rtm e n t.
No small children.
a
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7(13 P alm etto .
DOG L I C E N S E S
DI E O C T O B E R I, 1924.
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
N o tice is hereby given th at
license on dogs Is now due.
Alfred F o s te r . T a x Collector,
Ily, Ellen Hoy, Deputy
A l
G rand m other kept her ha r beau
tifully darkened, glossy and a t t r a c
tive with a brew of S a g e Ten and
Sulphur. W henever her hair took
on that dull, faded or s tr e a k ....... upUnlte<i
peiirnnee, Ibis s.tnjde m ix tu re was S ta te s , Pennsylvania, hederul, Vlkaoplied wtih w'onuerful effect. By ing.
li-king at
any ilrug
sto r e
for HO X .1 ’/ i
S G .9 5
$ 1.75
“ W y e t h ’s S a g e and Sulphur Com- | G r a y T i t h e s
f 1.90
pound," you will get n large bottle fled T u b e s
5 1 6 .0 0
of this obl-linn* reeipe, improved! 12 x I
by the addition of o th er ingred-k
A U , (IIIAltANTEED
ii*jit ■. all ready to use. at very lit-I
tic i " - ' .
Tills Minnie m ix tu re can
*• t '
he dcpcnuvd upon to resto re nut- |
u ial >"l o - and beauty to the hair. |
.‘III East Second Street.
\ w ell know n downtown d ru g .
1113 Sanford ATrnue
gist - a y s t vei ylxxly uses W y e th ’s |
Nagn and Sulphur l.'t'ns|it>un(i tuos _
•eiaoise it darken.* so natu rally and 1
i k m tb»a i i n k I v o r y v v h l f e n m i |i U n i t
evenly that nobody c a n tell it has I
lin y
cul l ed Du* t u b n i l nit t i l m l In
been ii|q<lie<i It's so e asy to use, I
■•Tii * T w o I l o w e r 11 a l e , "
I i wuh
too
1 "U simply dampen a co mb I
HTiiti-d 11lit t uhi* L'l.ftifi t o r huim’ tl
iii I iik pool to Dm poroHotn vurlrty
or -oft btush and draw it th ro u g h |
hibe uhi h ul tiorrie,
your b an , taking one strund at u|
/i.-fjib*" *"f rk..i wet
mjy pMiitn
S tn te and county licenses
ar»
*<
time
11y m orning the g r a y hair I
*n* ififg* r ifinyd !'*
I’r 'trirt
'On
1 ht <'jff r f
'Il'Hppcnix; a f t e r a n o th er appliea- [ now du<- for the ensuing y e a r a n d,'i| jiai
\. o* n .il V11-4
f y l n It i t f u m A l i m /‘« i o _
at
Iniil or two, it is restoretl to Its should be paid by each person, firm
C m t i d i n ' ..,f f * r
I m o t f u a M s J u y l A tur nif »to * if fu Itftnith 1 Iti.m ttn ftf
nut in a I cm|oi and looks glossy-, soft or curpoiatiun, before e n g a g in g lit
J ij
^ 4*00, bu L a t t i IfA S t r * * l, Am I'erA C tfy.
. and beautiful
any business, profession or occupillion named in the licensu laws
- 1
of tin' sta le of Florida.
j r< )l
TIRE SALE
on
„irM
1^8
m
V M iM
A
f on terms. Lake .Te>.I. Jnc . Ismgwood, Fin
[LAN LS Unit will profin hard heads. Leadpast paid 500 $ 1,00,
^ h. xpresset I $1 per
avooil F arm . Ruvo, till. i i i * 4 > i « n t
$:r*-r»tpf«t r h n n r p
f » » r I1v*»
*ln|ii ra tn> irpt
Iff rm nr**him!
Is'ltuce plants Itns- ('•■i
fli'ut
U' i I'p ! »i*volnfim t<rft I$*-jkii r f Ix'tg
Also cabbage fir**nt T !i »• ! ’ i ni*i Hint In New*
ler plants now ready
t:«T VHtfJIM \ -Tim maltnrK Tl*#W. Spen cer Ai Son
rim I* ptttii-#'
rx
rnor nlnr r
7 draw er S in g er ,evv
I ne Id, i- 1lew
Also
fum . alditol
109 N.
I llolie 471 .1.
One it prigh t pia no S •i i i i I h v s .
_________ ____ ____
I ioiiii eusb
Halan •
"D O Y O U W A N T to buy or sell
Phone 8
nfivtliihi; ? M If ■«> advoriiRo in
|A S S \ |( l l I N ' , $ I I I . 011
t hr* <,nMirn*>v 'Mi- Sun M
Plllk \\.
H I E MORNIN G .M M 'R NAl. i tb
in e e n led
w an t ml tned niin
in
D a v t u i ' i I E lu i O n e c e n t n word
an i n s e t t i o n .
M i n im u m 25 c.
1.1 • K N s i : s
n u n i - :u j, m.>i,
i k * \ 11b iii Inalonary of Knst Africa,
n rot Mur lo 1h 4’ J iiukIu (i.izrllr
C" out) tirwnpiipi'r prlnl" I of I
in i vt t
Arm*" I u It tl liM l h i l f ) h r 11 will
n ml KltffhrilUk' H im j>, h i m r . j m l r * *1
once a day to I he Wilier b o l e ill
i fid f 1 •
■i r
it i .
1 i lv« Hi t.
hirlu^Mnif 4-'nn<!rsv murnlru' i * * up
i i'.»»!i» }«# f u uni. m *til mil tii Sir,
TO R E \ f 'll l! l! V ER S or .-H e r s of
F lo rid a real e s ta te ad vertise in
the St. Pett»i*burg Times. One c*'nt
cent a word daily, two re n t* a word
S«*ikilin»l.
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1In*
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|flnW lllle 'III nil OI'CU-
f
v iln !
fense is imposed.
5*t e l . Ta\ f u lle c to r
Ellen Hov Deputy.
r o i i f t in .n e l m s
|! ’ u l i ! i - I n t )
Sei ul No a 17I l f ,
it i in. tu . r i a. 11,i
ynJ Ciffli'e at . talaesvlllc,
s. lit It. 1U24.
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I h w II II tid'd
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1 ti u t
l l x s . , 1 , i . r ■u n M u , K l o r -
III.- 4lf I
i ni. <* *4it l*S frl
, i " iii.-.t t i t .if.11U4J
1*11 E V EN I S IN F E C T I O N .
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l in t T i t
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g " v el I t l t u l i l
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a p p l o p l U i t i 't
I uu
tort ini"!**
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M< M id *
m
t i i i n t h * r** d I t * r n
u i n ' * 4" i * *1
f r * mm
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b ib
III M I ti r f
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a ill is hi
! :* ,nd h m ii in M> f . *| f i *- ni D* I
The g r e a t e s t discovery in flesh
i.f 1ii ttil
I I I M l, l t i n *
I'ililllil 1
1" I
1 ;* A 1
• ■ i i- ' ii
T » « w n s l i l|>
healing in the m arvelous lh>r"Z"H'<t
(!• <||t| !• t i l l I n Mi » * * l f t •*I t * ? * 1
M I
T a lia lia s s .-e M a p rep aratio n th a t com es in liquid,
h I 6! M I * I I t 1 »' H I M 1!
t o
m a M i f A
I * i *4- i r \
I n f
I'D A3 1
Pt•<'t le-t lea , it ||||,. |, |lull
nf S' |lli llih' l
M«tlull" m i m l ' i *••.! 1 f l Ml 1 * 1
*><a 1 I'nn if to est a L> nnd powder form. Ll is a cnmhiiio
i II mi 1 u (* 1<4 M 1III t ' I' ll
I" II.•- t—91,1 II ll" V•< ill* tion tr e a tm e n t th a t not only puri
>* i l ’i l b A s S
J li. fui t* 1 Mill b* 7 * -1 f 1 ..III 1* 1
Ire ■"let g f irettit I'miri t i e s the wound of g e rm s that cause
I f 1 S » ' I MI IM b*
! ’♦ *i
. m u i ' i i f ! a H u n t * 1^1
ri'o nln. "ii i Inilit> infection hut it iieals the tlesli
m ! •» tni in b* r * >1 f r . . i n l * 1
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with
esttruordinary
speed.
Ibid
lUIIII'M It- Wltll,-MH«.N
?l»l
lit till*. li u ll lb " T i l f l -ll
Its.
O f < n l> >< | ..
.....................
wounds or cu ts which ta k e weeks
I'M*I "**1 i n i i l l l ! i* i l l Tl U 1 M f1-1
[Bliri. of (oii.||", plot- tti heal with the o rd in ary liniments
It I MTU S F E W IN E N G L A N D
I ur n ?U 8
1b u n ! *4 M ll IM >*• 1 •*1
LONDON. Oct. 0
l a s t y e a r ’s
11.17
ii 1 ** J a m i l i v l - t
Y uun,
of (ivl'-ilo. mend quickly under the powerful b irth ra te far England and W ales. 1 , Min- .Mi
i ' . l *. iiui»* 1***i*m ! f t * -i n ? 1 l
influence of this wonderful r e m
I
m
I
D*;U*
i ii mi i ti r»* .1i i i n m r v
[ u n i J i n i 1, i ii . n f i i v i c d o ,
edy.
P rtro (liquid) 3 0 c, fiOe a n d 1 19.7 per thousand, is the lowest on
M*'iuli- n i i i t i kifi »m ! f 1« Mil t 1 *
K m i i b ti u n i 1*4 i 4’*l fr*tMt
$1.20. Powder 30c and 6 0c. Sold record except for the war y ea rs,
IRoittilC *' t'lp im
t V 11»
him lit it
Jit M i i. u > 1nt
1917 1910.
liv Union Pho rm n cy .
Ill-glut 'T.
t
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t tie
I 'ill'll
d•
d
lose
tali'-*
re ;
In s .
'2.
i 'list t i m e r s f o r f u r nit tilt* w h i c h l o o k s n e w
at g r e a t ly r e t i u r e t l p r i c e s .
i
Cash or ('redit
USED n UNITMItE CO.
Phone 528.
Welaka liuildinff
•Wins, a man becomes disappoliilcd i TlloVu It is usually because I n "
n. uisuppiunlcd in him.
Mr. Kohson’.H San itariu m
l 1 |»r*fi
111
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f»»f
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’ «*i_L r . F J * v e « : r
YO U
~1 H O O T j A M D
i K in
V i O K I N * L O D C -P R
L 'TH A iM Y O U W r t > *
W E L L .C q A D '
T H l “b V J ' L L
O t
F C R
E L A .-3 X
M IL
T O NVtN *
Tax Collector, Seminole County
; Caverly in Hospital
For Additional Week
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.— Ju d g e J o h n
Leo Id
U. C a v erly , se n te n ce r of Leopold
Oitand Loch, m u st rem ain tn the hoapital for another week to inauro
‘ complete rest, his physician said.
•
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L. fM4*l K I*|M' )
I
ill
DR. R. M. WELSH
G R A D U A T E V E T E R IN A R IA N
/loom *05 Conrad Building
Phones: Office 20 Home 21
D E L AN I). F L A .
id l
Elton J . Moughton
' jg-
1 I-ikTEL
Av T v L O O
AwAX
r *3 T/NV2F.
R K T 'y IP l HAD
K N O W N THAT
AFF AIR. W U Z . CM
AvyAY *
FRO M
D U 6 A N IN JT '
\ r-tU'o'T Nvir-l a . t> i
---------------- -- .'SJr.LLO THE|
V O O ' A r . -StMIMiru
TH E PA PER -
L
T O l'iic ^ iA T
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ARCHITECT
First National Bank Bldff.
Sanford, — —
Florida
Sun ford Novelty Works
V. C. COI.LEII rrwp.
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tit.VF_KL T A K E N
Hi
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ii*
A
grand
TONIGHT
STOC5LE5
H ALL
-
°**C OOLLAa
C O N TRA C TO R AND B U I L D E t t
•- a
U r i r n l IX>| s s 4 Stilt W est.
KIT ( • ■ m i r r l a l l l m l
Lossing Paint Co.
W«
handle
Kherson-Und»l*y
I'ainl.
I l l MAGNOLIA A V B N U B
**Call for our price*."
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Seminole Marble Co.
Marbla and O ru lli ft«o si)
auarrlM.. IIn i uf quality and
workmanship-
Wr"U (or lalu t l u i f s a
I wt' l
M ^daun* ffl
0 ‘4»*Jnft<* *i t V .M i- "• £
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By GEORGE McMANUS
TW ROW
John I). Jinkins
HUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
218 Park A vl\
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
at
Hall Hardware Co.
stale .
Apply for license to
1. — Tn pay you rush for
that old furniture.
then
t "IIIICll
|
All i i m i and fratern al o ig a m ra
tiuds ure lending their assistance
I" mill., tile Blluil "lo id Die tl lies1,
that inis ever been held in tills
r~
V O H O K t > C -rr
I E , T K A JS v i X )
A.M' l N |eq t ) T p P
< TiN fcd l t : i ^ £ '-‘ F
11
WANTED
\' ai as the result
of io i ideal s
Tips 1^ a loll of S3*9 a lay iii <onl
mg to figtllcs sunpln dby Mails
.1 IHitdin uf New V "i k, i butt mat,
of i oinniit ti'e on pnlilic act id> ut
if tiie National Safety
s t a t 1st a
GING UP FATHER
‘H -.T > .j | **
III
\
n l,i«in pi
F. P. R I N E S
NOT I CE !
\ S P L E N D I D F K E I .I N G .
That tiled, half sil k, discouraged
feeling caused by a torpid liver and
cn ii-tipnlod bowels tun be g o tt e n !
iid of with surprising p ro m p tn ess!
wild I ne i urohaUoii ceremoniea in by lining llerbine
Yon feel its
the* pavul hangar <>n Tronihu Is l.etieticinl effect Wllh the tlrst do»0
land.’
as its purifying and r e g u b r i n g ef
'Ihe muny liejiutiful hohoed-huir |
1 feet is thor*iugh and complete.
It
) > uiig w uliien will lie an u tiiio M ie not only drives out bile and im puri
te a l u i e ill
Die big eelebl at l"ii. ties but it im p a rls a fph'titbd feel
These young women are e a g e ily ing of exhilnrutlmj, ' I len g th , urn.
uniting Die tune to come tire to i and b u o y attry *''h f spirits.
P iie e f
puilielpate III the eelebrution
hiiiSold by Union P h a rm a cy .
Ml *1iir * .1mii11,4»* 1M I ’’ * s
|(
l >
i nnitel,
ii
hsioqs ..i business up-
J
$7,0(10 Appropriated SI,000 I a i s o Lives In
To Defray Expenses Accidents Last Year
Of 1he Cuban Hrincc
Approx
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4 I* *i r 1n i f w i n t .
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Idet n r w i n fa b !m ;
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A D V E R 'l ISING gets results if it
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petiscs
of
tlie
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prince,
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reach es potential h o v e rs
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mi induatrial and a g ricu ltu ral sec
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le t Vint tonal celebration.
n|il>MiUiI km f**r i si % 1»*4mI I*. I*4n111* in i I Ml |\ . l\ f I ' Mil I 1*1 '.'1*7 ll lit iniinb*
Miss f.iisa Sancliez lias been
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1• and with her ladies in waiting will
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the S t. A u gustins E v en in g Record.
nniKe nn impressive lo u rt scene on
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Euatia rnati ami Markham. Mrs.
YO U H A V E IN V E S T E D
Send in your aubscriptlon to the J. T. Allen. CIS! Laurel.
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Crnta Material, F ertilizer, and
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greatest
newspaper.
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T H I S IN V E S T M E N T S H O U L D
Owner may locate
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same by calling a t Herald office,
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fittingly
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108 MngnoPn A v e . _______ Phone -18
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CTOBER 7, 1924.
)A, TUESDAY, O
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FLORIDA,
NUMBER
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
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Mogridge in fine fc
and Senators
Step Nearer
of
Champiom
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Here is How City
Tax Dollar is Spent
The following tabic will give
the city -ta x p a y er an accurate
icport or how his tax dollar is
M n g spent by the city officials
In the several different depart
ments of the government. The
figures are given in cents and
mill*.
.. 24.1
Interest oh Bonds......
.... 12.7
Streets and Bridges
... f».R
Sihking Fund ............
__ 6.9
Potlce Popt.
.....W
F ire Dept. ..
_ _ _____.............
2.4
Public
Health Dept.
_ biicity ......... - .................. — 9.2
Pul
Parks and Playgrounds............. 8
Public- Buildings .—- ......—- 1.0
Sewers and Drains—.................. 3
Inspection Dept....................-7
Engineering Dept. ......
2
Street Lighting ........... •■...... 3.8
W ater Supply .............. - ....... J - *
fin a n ce Dept....... -•>— ............ 1-2
Record» &nd T a x a tio n ......... 2.2
Hospital — ........................
-7
Library .............. . .........
Waterworks Expense
4.7
Gas PInnt .......— ............
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Golf Course .....- ........
2.8
Athletic Field --------j-2
Notes and Interest ..........
3.1
Miscellaneous .............
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5ity 22 Miles
Shanghai
CoreAttacks
ling Troops
LJr,
Circuit Clout By
Goslin Is Feature
d‘. A^
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D eclares fn Albany Speech
C1.0.P. Has Adopted ‘Drift*
Policy in Which T h ere I b
N either S afely N or Honor
Nation’s
Chief
Executive
Makes Stirring Appeal for
a World Civilized Where |
Arm am ents A re Not Known
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Barnes, Pitching For
Giants is Hit Hard;
Attendance is 55,000
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NEW YORK, Oct. 7/—Waahln|^
ton evened the scries, m aking' ,,
two each h>* beating New York (hlfl ■ ■
afternoon at the Folo Grounds by.
.
n score of 7 to 4. *
Wilbur is Mentioned by Name
W ith Mogridge and
Thnaks Body for “ IVnclical
nnd D em ocratic Chief Tells
pitching
great ball, aided by hard
Humanity Inspired l»v C har
Crowd He I’nvorH Tux Cut
hitting by their team m ates, th«
ity " ; Gen. Hines Speakc.’
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Senators took, the fourth gamh o f
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—John
W. Davis continued his nttneka
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 . -T h an k
the seric* aild placed tbcmseU'M in
ing the American Red Crua# for its '
against the Republican party
a better position to >-in the coveted
"practical humanity and inspired 1
nnd its record tluring tho
world’# championship.
charity," President (’oolidge in an
Harding ami Coolidge ndrnin‘•Goose" Goslin. who got a circuit
address opening tin annual m eet
istration in it noonday address
clout in Sundny’a game, again carv
Li,
Oct.
7.— Sun«f
ing of the society here Monday
nt Illicit. He spen ;s at Syrned n name for himself in the prfto*1
lies touthwest of hero,
pleaded for a truly civilized w.irU
, use tonight.
out series by slamming out another
where
the
cost
of
armament,
of
pen
|pturt l by General Sun
limner in the third inning with two
Mons, of fortifications, were not *
A LBAN Y. N. Y.. Oct. 7.— U u n - mi bases. Not only that biit th# .
iin, M Htary Governor
$1.00
T otal.........
ching
a
genet
nl
attack
ngninat
the
reipiired
to
be
borne.
»nd the chekiang troopa
Senator’s outfielder, in four tfm ** Mqf
('oolidge administration on ques
• SVherc resources could be used.’ i
.-it hat, had a perfect day with as
bd retreating on Sing
tions of foreign policy, ta riff leg
the president said, "to promote, not
many hits to his credit.
islation. sectional feelings and
lo destroy happiness— in such n
Tho Senators pounded the offer*
Shanghai front 1,000
mentioning Secretary of the Navy
worM thnt mighty works would be
ings of threu pitchers for 13 hits
the Manchurian front,
Wilbur
by
name
for
the
first
time
nieoinplished under the lemlership
Yuan-Uniting, another
since he was recalled t<> Washing whilo the Ginnts were only able to r”
of the Red Cross spirit poverty,
F ir s ,
(continued Monday to reton from the West Coast, John W, hit safely but six times.
ignorance, prejudice, and all un
pitcher# were used '.n today’s con*
1*
Jifully the invading KiDavis,
democratic
nominee
for
charitableness might he completely
tent, threa by tho Giants and two
la under control of ’ he
president,
last
night
brought
his
relieved and remedied."
■rumen t.
campaign into the New York cup- by the Senator#.
Muvri On to Ideal.
The score by innitiga was as fol
■ ter Side Gains,
ilal ns the guest of Gov. Alfred
Toward such an ideal. Mi. < ool
R. (I. E . ■■
ft fighting was started Compiled Figu res Show How jdge declared, the race is making
K. Smith and delivered hit* second low-* :
Washington
003
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020—7
13 8 •
I 27, neither side has
nddrc't
of
the
day
in
the
up-stnte
H '
City’a T ax Money Ih Spent progress. It will achieve, lie as
New York
100001 111—4 <L 1
ftterinl advantage.
territory.
sorted.
"not
by
some
magic
form
111 Several DeparlmtnfH of
Manager Harris sent MogridgS, ‘
Ing togethir report#
In the first speech at Schenect
The
Local
Government ula in some inspired moment but
Calvin l ool.dg . president of the l -.it. d States, throws out the ball for the start of the ftrs game of ady and later, in Albany, Mr. Davis bin star left Houthnaw to the mound
ju# cities of Jtijuin and
because men and women were inmv
w,„|d m», ies bet ....... . the Washington American League team and the New \ork National League took occasion also to appeal f«r to fnct- the Giants nnd M cGfatr
I the past week, the obThe proposed budget a . approv- “,lJ
vrvnhh.nl team Tin- was the lirsl world scries game ever play..I in the national enpital. Speaker t.illettc ,s seat the sncees* of the state ticket in chose Jess Homes to do the h ear- '
Iht predict tjiut tbc ining for New York. Johnson and
rd III the i*. X and Bu.k Harris, manager of the Wm h.n gtor. - ..- there in umfoim.
The lady in while is M i? Novemltci.
pnpan and Russia would f by t L City <^ ^ “ ^
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' J s a id . the nation has’ its o ,,,l u n ,
In his refi ience to foreign policy Nchf are slntcd to ngain face each
tdow over the scat of * ° r ' or . . t - r l w ^ a r e a n n r o x 11> "U> capitalize and direct the <'oolidge, who seems to be enjoying immensely Cal s p itching foim
questions. Mi Davis said he could other tomorrow in the fifth gam«
It at Peking.":
R em sV
forr which
which the Gncst ‘ »«e nm-t appealing at.rib
see only two courses open to this of the present seric#.
has recognized General imatd'y
' ■“ ■w nJ« l
If th o ,u ^ " f our bumun nnturo—charity.
The Giant# drew first blood In
count!v. One war to arm the na
head of the'government funds 'w ill bo expended, if
the
first inning by scoring onca .
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“of the government mul h i«*lial>l**
fear aggression, even from the although not n hit was made. How-*v ^h:
trod an outiuw by the ■ingle dollar, the number of cents guarantee of the progress of eivihUnited strength of other powers. ever the Senator# rnhie back strong :
that would be spent for each item xntion, showing the way to a iimn
ivernment,
ap<|
the m-cond was to meet nil oth in tho third, juning and scored th ro * *
rous protests—tine to L.
realizing
truth
und
er
powers
in conference and build ruii.t. turikititr an many hits. ‘ '•*;
m%
a
°
l
a
r
g
e
s
t
of
Llici,o
amount*
coinplele
linn, Russian nmbnssador
Goose Goslin. lanky outfielder
up understandings which would
and npotbar to.-lsl-C-.v
for the Senators, again made him
It* . ..................... ..
l
.n
F
o
l
l
f
t
l
c
In
New
Y
o
rk
A
dmak.
futuie
aggression
impossible
offlce-^-thc Peking gdvIte n cli W a r r a n t s A re Issu ed S t - n e l a r v o f C o m m e r c e D e - ,
, _
,,
....
II.- iionitcd out the refusal of the self u hero by knocking thn fira t
...... ■ » ; • ••;'■-*=*
(as insisted thnt any nr- C X S kob™ t . d I J
of the lied I I -!»>.•*
( lit res M r o i u l r n s l e r s ’ A s s o r i - 1
d t i’s s D e c la r e * l i t * \\ ill \\ in , Washington government to attend ball pitched to him for a circuitF
o
r
1!
D
e
fe
n
d
a
n
t
s
;
D
a
te
uf
ifein
is
$64,117.50.
It
may
be
seen
I
comphsh"ie»t.
regarding Russian railthe distress rrMilt ine
D t-m o rra ls R u n n in g T h ir d n u Ge-ieva conference called by rlout, the second be has made dOir<-PMH
alioit
Will
Give
Service,
T r ia l S e v e r a l C a s e s Set
11 “ '"*8
bsts in Manchurin prop- that this has ulrcady tuken n ea rly 1"ji 1ym
r
fr*»m tiir i'nrtht|uaki' if'
the League of Nations to consider ing the series. Tin* homer ?coved
one
quarter
of
the
dollar.
bo made with tho rec.lapMit,
i|ue»ti*'lis
*>f ulMdishing w#r, of nr McNceJy nnd llitrrix ahead of Gofflull
H
KSTER.
Oct.
7.
.Sen\
\
\
S
ll
I
N'l
1
11
IN.
•
k-t
7.
I'rgaiiThe
bond
of
lor
HroWII.
I
hill
d
ll
The
second
lurgest
part
of
the
(verninent of China,
"The It* *1 Cross,” he * ntinued.
bitration.
of
reduction in arinmenta lin. The best the Giant# could d)
nti'i
1-il
iillctle
left
early
to■/uti.-ti ■I n iinlii'iiul sy-tem oi ru
ssiun ambassador, who dollur would be expended for the "had the oiganization capable of « Mil eiilpiibh neglig* m * wa- lo
and
the
niodiflention
of the nation in their half of this inning was to
tin\
In
eurry
lii*
eamnaign
into
titri'Mgh a blondin Shunghui recently, division of streets und bridges, the turn tin- great overflowing of tin fritri) ill tlie opening -<■ sion oi In, pi'.giiim
«lo the three up and threa down
al law*.
I'eliti'vlv nilia's tout ilislriet.
viitei
assoeiatb'll.
to
give
set
vice
rounty
rourt
tinnuirroiL*
and
a
amount
being
12.7
cents.
7
he
third
lirect reply to tho I’estunt. Two of tho batter# a r r s
sympathy of the nation to the liest
I'oliry
of
Drift.
lb
i*
scheduled
lo
-peak
at
mtoli
a*
pi*
i*
*
so*
iat
loll
*
'1"
f"l
1
tions, but painted out largest part would be 0.8 cents for m i<.nut It insured a iiiaxitiiuiii *>f |>ri I h win runt » » - i-*m *l f " 1 the
"Tlu-re is neither sufety, honor retired via the strikeout routs.v\'
y-i >union tonight
.-tipg* -t'd bv
io friidai t
V belli li will mill wus new>pap e t w n s
bus special interests in the sinking fund und for retiring lelief at the minimum ot outlay. (I ,l
The fifth inning saw the Sonft«
mu
glory in a mere policy «-f
S e cn taiy
"t t "iiinut**- 11"over
and therefore is not bonds at maturity.
tor* add 2 more tun# to their cred(|fc
The giHtitude of a gient nation. |ub o|,l......I I sued foi Albert Free Mmi.liiy mght in u:i ad«li*s* "('i-n
d
rift."
si.nl
Mr.
Davis.
"Such
a
RIM
M
U
S
T
E
R.
N.
V
.
0
,
1.
7
,hniced wi ll as-niill and batThe division of police would gel
the policy of nations towhen three singles and a wild
disclosed in manifold form, nnne Mlt
mg th<- thu l null mil i.uiio •*"i <\i||fub ni o o f being e le rti il presi- policy lend* inevitably to u situn pitch, put them still farther abedd
G.D cents, the division of fire 3.4
|>ni<I the splrlnlld response |tel
lion
that
not
only
denrives
us
of
•
It-nl
wu*
eXlue-’S'd
benMionlav
|*i , » i, S tag g ai'l. *b n ig 'it with ft*v«'fn «
making
the ----------——
seorr 6 to 1.i j a:«!•
prolests to their gov- cents, the division of public health ,()1,inout
..- -----.
. . . , ...>
w
|>. ople dliecleil lliloilgb
),y I I'lghl bv Sc Mill'll IT,licit M I.it Till 'th e power to make up our o w n ,-and
Th,. eni t f el enee Is Illtemb
make
Neely
singled
nnd
went , to ..third
|ainst thn policy of non- 2.4 cents, the division of public ‘tin- organization I'lulosephn - ami " " («iii\,lti-d iis-nult. * bang* I ln»
. i.»
luiifu lied a new t.ff, n minds, bui ulso the chance l « -----h
III’
Us
repre
e
t
i
t
l
i
t
iVi
*
*.f
all
hi
n
I
t mill that "I gtlll'V
'b it
have been augument- jty f>.2 cents, the division of parks lu sloi ihiis limy re*'Mil this «- mmk I I’J ,
u m paign as an indenen mu ,m || . Ife, live when our minds when his captain followed suit abd
.1 guilty
The In al was *• i the 111*111- f I \ U-Iil was cull* I hv M•' - tv-e hi b
btivities of un ex-officer nnd playgrounds .8 cents, the di ing a new era in th* i «lai ioni*lnp I
ure made up. The country ha* s ! the former scored a minute l » ; t t
•
|
t-r
t
i
iili.lnliilc
i th* niliin-i m i i
i ., k Wednesday u . iiiiiig. lloovet ............ .
when Humes heaved a wild opc.
Utesc army, who arrived vision «f public buildings one cent, Im*( vv1*1*11 fiat I mii **
I'fliv i-tin g hi; l i i * t a d d l e * * on light lo know whether we have u
|\ Ml I lellalld. ilialged With problem- of noli" development* Ml
CfOAIin rat hi# third in as tnrvriy *
from Mukden, principal und the division of sewers -t cents.
foreign
p*»h«-v
and
if
*«
what
that
(,mxt It. l ooking For Trouble
Beginning t >- a tnlir evpeeted In ta k e lum fro m
i'll--lug Worthies.* Clleekr . t*b'll*t the I lilted States
times uo, knocking out a lacingThere would be nlloted to the
feehuria.
is."
Di sci iblllg till- 11.**I t loss ns the
duy.
sessions
will
lie open to iiu i-t lo co a s t, the W isconsin sen- policy
guilty
und
w.i*
lined
41
uml
e"*t
[hang bus been a consis- division of inspection .7 cents, the only oiganization he knew wliu-n
In reiteration of hi# charges of ■ingle.
a
l
o
i
*.»ld
il
wus
a
iq
ia
re
n
t
th
at
th
e
Baldwin went in the box fo r tbp
fr o| the Japanese and division of engineering .2 cents, the accomplished any good by "looking The I..... I ..f Sum lb-11, elmtged th* public for |irr-eiiti»tioii of any D em ocratic cu ndulate for prenidi'lit corruption n public I'ffic*- during
rd Japanese officers.to und the department of records and for trouble," the president decbir with petit lurceny, wu* forfeited. iri'hlete ii,v " I ving i lie industry. was a "p o o r third in almost ev e ry th*- la*t three and it half years, Ginnts at the beginning of tbb
division of street lighting 3.8 cents, id it had a definite. eom|ireheHMve |All'll* w Hull, * hurgeil with <xee*- The addiesr bi-t night wa* l.rond- s t a l e outside the w ild SJoulll." and Mr. Du*'
(Idlers.
lectured that tho Re- sixth. relieving Barnes. In tb«U*
ce opposisl to the Chin* the division of water supply 14 and practical program for helping sice loading *m a slate highway. <a*t through n system of Di ladio that llui " c o n t e s t for p resid entia l jtulili i i . uui’ty “cannot cover its half of this inning McGraw's men
stilt iollv.
iil'jro to perform its past prom- made u run when Kelly doubled to
government is allied cents und the department of rec those who need help "when they ( lit. I e.l n plea *'f guilty .
•lectors now lies squarely hetw een
Oppose 'loiiopolv.
t
'■
i
in
t
tin
I
eases
set
f«.i
11
ml
this
j;
, hy making new oromise# for right field, wont to third on Meuords
und
luxation
2.2
cents.
hi Anfu party, said to
the, Itenuhliean
need it and where they need it."
S e cre ta i v Hoover reiti-iute*l hi* I he ciindidatus
,
, of
,
sni'f, out and scored on WiI»0B*«:
a fte iiiooli m e: G. U. Tlues, i**nAccording to this 3.8 cents of
f-Jupanese wing of the
the
future.”
.
.
........
.
pm
tv
and
the
Independent-progres
" It knows," he said, “no creed,
to any attem p t to mo»
“The worst crop failure this out. The rnlly stopped s lifrt »*t
the dollur to be spent during tin- no purty, no politics, no classes or t limed, -et tol 3 o’eloek; I W opposition
vernment.
1 ,
..
i i .. „ , i ., i,. i *iv e i undldates.
...
..
..
country ever saw." he said, " is the this point tiiuogh when JaekjOR
present fiscal year for the govern gioups. It is pi oof thut material Cordray, charged with assaqlt und mo|k>Iizc III* nir. declail.ig ln.it to'Turn Heurrhlighl on G. O. I*.
eal
hroadeustillg
station.*
m
e
of
.............. .on
. . .page
. . . six
—
fli« I out.
buttery,
set
tor
2
urioek;
l.rnest
Continued
■man Roughly Handled. ment and operating expenses of ism is not the dominant motive »f
"During tho coming month," con
____________- — ----The line-ups for today’s f
1KONK. Oct. 7.— Mrs. Hanford would go to the lighting ->f the people of the United State*. Robinson, ehurgeil with di»p* *ing first im portune* anil must not be tinned Mr. 1jiT'olb-tt*-. "th e t>rowere:
Decker, an American, city Streets. To operate the de The Red Cross iilea will develop h» ••I propelt> umler lien, sit lm •> driv en f non llie f leal.
gressives will turn the searchlight
W ashington: Mr Neely, canUnr- •|
T he M -crelm y’s suggesleii plan
(Continued on pugo 0)
>f the ninuager of the
i of truth u|Hi|i thi’ iv>'"iil of the
mankind develops. The ideas under iiTloek.
field; Harris, second baas; Rice, .
for a national prugiinii us-octnlloii
A
mot.*>
!•
foi
a
new
11
iu
I
>
t
I"
"
fy Transportation Comlying civilization am the ideals lit le e , rolivieled ut tin last tel in "* would plov.de i'lli 1, m IT s’lslainillg | ""bilge ndniiiiistrntimi. It f« tny
right field; Judge, first hanej'Q orJrduy was subjected to
I'inimi that when tin* record is
brotherly love, of tolerance, *>t
lin. left field; Bltiegc. Uilrd base; •
system
"I
Intel
i
otuiei
lion
oi
in
m
ult
fm
n
.k
lc
s
driving.
w»d*
filing, jostling und jeerkindliness of charity. The beauty nled und the defendant orilcied dio bMO»*li’ii'tiiig -lid ions, and ilu- tullv and clearly revealed lh<Miller, short stop; Rusl. ca teb a 1, #
American iipoplc will letuuliat*
Inully to detention in u
of liU- lies in meeting whatever
Mogridge, pitcher.
•' e
iiffeling
Ikiougli
i
base
station*
of
oroogtll into <mil t
ih"*e who are M-spmisihlt- a* over
|ion by 20 Chinese jh»1destiny awaits us. trusting one an
New York: Lindstrom. lh itn
i
the
be-t
Hi*
null
o
hu*
in
music
The
ease
of
th*'
American
Rail
whi-lmingly
a*
they
did
the
Taft
Canton, itccurding to
Sale " f the Matthews Press to |mnc; Kr,M-|,. aecond bat«5 Young.
other, helping one another.'
(( mitlnueil on pugo 0|
wav K *pres.* Company v- the
a>imild*t i uliull."
red here.
E. T. Eckli > *if Springfield. Tcnn.. |r|Kj,t fU-Jd; Wilson, center fiald, -JC
Mr. t'oolidge welcomed the con
(l
'(.tilnnnsl
on
page
li)
If eleett-d. the *enatm tie* lured, wu* nnn*.umod t*day hy the por- Kelly, first base; Mcosal. U ft
cker, who is in delieute
vention us the meeting of an •>■
he will devote the fr*t Ik month* chaser and J . I. Matthew*, former ( field; Jackson, short stop; Gowfly*
gone to the police staGeorge W. Brockhuhn
had gamzatlon "able to translate into
|uf hi* term t<> ‘Tmuse »I* lining" owner. Mi. Eckli-* lui* already u*- catcher; Hurm-s. pitcher.
bnection with a demand churgc of the entertainment pro results deep regard for the inter
«
and the leinatiuler t<* “»’iinstruc- hUini-*l charge *>f the husini-ss.
ht of u police tax allog gram of the Rotary Club at its ests of humanity.''
tive" efforts
le from her husband on luncheon this noon and introduced
First Inning.
After having vi*iloil Sunfor.l and
Hines Talks on Vet's Bureau.
"1 propusa," he *m*l. "not only M-vct nl other Florida cities i*cvM O N R O E . I.«.. Oct. 7 . L. E
that he is engaged in ur bis principal speaker. Sexton
It was three up and throe doW
Among the other speakers wu*
to
renovate
the
executive
depart
Doughit,
Tlelilont
vvu*
ki11**1
and
Canton. Mr». Docker Johnson, Dupervihing principal of Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, director
U T T L K RD l'K . «K t . 7. Rail
erul wtii'k*'
"bill? on u trip in tho .Senators half of the Hr
Id: vvif*-'* l*-g was broken vvht-n ments hut also to wine off the
fcg that she und her huaof the veteruna' bureau, who ex way official* plun t*> upen a f<•- 1•*•*I thgii' automobile was struck ••>■ hii i.statute book# the reactionary law* looking over pr*>*|KCt# with u view frame. McNeely was thrown ot
the Orlundo schools.
|d be exempted from tho
Mr. Johnson is chairiniui of the plained what steps have been or invi-.'tign imi Wednes«iay iul*' Du- other mmhiiie near here today. which are u**-d a# the instruments to locating. Mr. Ecklcs picked out short to firat. Harris struck
because s the Canton ____
this city a* the best place to estab and Rice was thrown oot. eoc
_____ Committee
___
Boya Work
of the Or were being taken to promote the ,-aur.e "f u wreck near Evvifl*.n
•portation Company ia a lundo club and it wa# ulong this welfare of America's veteruns. At Saturday_ night re»ultiiig in th* The driver of the other car, Mrs. of exploitation and oppression. lish himself in hu*iiir#«, ha told a to first. No runs, no hits, no or- *
F
ar
reaching
beneficial
results
can
frporation when some of line that ho spioke to the local Ro- present, he declared 38,000 lehab- death of two trainment ami a n» W. F. Metger. of Shreveport, war
Ik- secured with out the support of reprcFontutivo uf i lit* llrrulii tin* ' IJndstrom started tilings w elifo r 1
held without hail.
lUirust a revolver against tariuns. He gave an interesting iiitated soldier# ore in better posi- gro.
u
partisan m ajority in Congress." morning.
[dragged her out o f her nnd instructive talk in regard to tion# and earning better sulurie#
‘‘Sanford appear# to me to be tho the G lsnU by drawing a base « i _
Would Call Hpeclal Session
and curried her into work among tho young people, es- than before the war.
mobl Huhstaiitial pluce that 1 havu balls, went to second on FruchT»»A
The
independent
candidate
pro
fell.
out, hocond to first. Young ground#^
' '
Director Hines said that up to
pecially the boys, ns wa# ‘indicated
mised to call u special session of visited." declared Mr, Kckles. “ami od to short who threw wild a t u
rkcr endeavored to com- by the applause accorded him.
I
iccuumu
of
it#
exceptional
oppori
1021 war veteran# bad been housed
Cmngros# next March in the event
firs t and Lindstrom scored. Kelly
Mth her husband but was *8 . Q. Chase hna Randall Chase in ordinary hospitals, but since
he then is in tho White House, to tunitlc#, I have decided to locate flew out to center. Young gwng t “
by police officiala, until also spoke briefly of their wcent then $40,000,000 hud been spent for
here
and
make
it
my
futurb
home.
enact emergency form relief legMy two houra of molaata- vacation spent in North Carolina, the construction of suitable hospit
A fter returning to hi# homo Mr. second on tho throw in. Mttti
i.-lutiuu,- und the Jlow cll-Barkley
Coni* slant# Reticent.
husband was Informed of and o f tho various Rotary Clubs als with the result that at present
It has become commonplace that
Eckles
made arrangem enta to close drew the second base on balla
The celebrated sphinx i# no more bill which would set up a new out business connections in 8pring-* the inning, but both runners di«
cament and invoked the visited during their absence from 25 of these uro completed with an women are unable to keep a secret.
mn ISOM- contestants »"cthod gf adjusting disputes lieof the American consul
field and has already moved hU on bases as W ilipu wr» thrown ou* .
accommodation of 10,000 beds. Oth Nevertheless it is the exception reticent than these contestants,
'
,
second to first.
and
the
»**
to the police atation arid Sanford.
U»
.U w
family hero*
The
m atter
of advertising er hospital# still are under eon- that proves the rule, and here's Is merely this: „(
One n»0.' No hits. One error.
The fit) cash prize portation act of 1920 and the Ford■her release.
Mr. Ecklcs has been in the print
through a co-operative plan and by atruetion capable of k<>u*^nK 1»700
(hat is being off* red for two weeks
i i Co n t l n K w» W * ^ . , .
the
exception:
Thn
women
who
arc
(Conttnued
on
p
ace
6)
ing
business
for
16
years
and
placing an assessm ent of three more patients
entered in The Sanford Herald’s special effort. The winner of this
tho past few years hat be^n th«
•* * h
cents a crate on all of the celery
Salesmanship Campaign.
owner of n job shop in Springfield.
shipped out of Sunford during the
Ever since the announcement turn# in the most cash #ub»cripPrior to th at time bo was connect
ensuing season was considerably
tiona
to
The
Herald
before
10
was mude that there would he a
ed with » newspaper, .
discussed by several members of
special prize offered to the con o'clock on Ibis coming. Saturday
F o r the time being, a t least, the
fA,
Oct.
7.— Form er the body.
LONDON. O c t 5 - Prem ier
Mcnocal le ft today to
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7-— Secre testant turning in the largest num night.
Ed. Kenyon, of Orlando, was an
CAM BRIDGE, Oct. 7 ^ -» h e fam name o f the establishment will rs - Donald scored communism t
No
coupons
clipped
out
of
the
matn
the
samfe,
said
tho
new
own
»l« presidential campaign other visitor present a t today's tory Work today dfoied knowledge ber of cash subscription# to The
paper count on this special period ily of the late E . C. Converse, one er. All kinds of Job business, in dressing tho annual labor
enta province. The aitua- luncheon.
of the "secret contract1’ between Henna* during the third period of
.
prise, but th f subscription# obtain of the founders of U . S . Bteel Cor- cluding color and book work, will cunfetcnce today. " I t ia
the
campaign;\these
contest,
girH
province ia reMembers present w ere: George Morgan, Alaska Steamship Co., and
ed
wiih its winning in view will itoiation, today made a g ift of
o f cxarisiu and war hr
have guarded their business as Jt-ol
W. Brockhahn, 8 . O. Ch»»e. R*n- the government owned Alaska rail ously as so niany.-ioun sharks, liitn be credited to each individual $476,000 to the Chemical Research be taken care of iu the shop, M f. said.
•yaa government ia en- dall Chase, H. C. DuBose, R. J . road. ns charged by £<m»tor Wheel
Eckles announced..
•
Laboratory
a
t
Harvard.
The prime minister i
Mr. M a t u ™ , Who purchased
to prevent a recurrence Holly, M. a Haddock, E . F , House- «r in a campaign speech Monday erto It has bocn their custom to who i f striving to win one of the
dilations o f pta nKj i
drop into The Herald office fre big pyites ju st as though there
this
plant
from
Tho
lleruld
Print
Cuban disorders where koldur, W, M. Haynes, Edward Hlg (light.
FO U R IN JU R E D IN CRJ
_
„ ■■'•.yiy •iftV
quently and to compare nptes as to were no special offer inode.
ing Company la st winter, had no Dw bote of censu re;
» killed and 60 wounded
BA LTIM O R E, Oct. 7/
ig,
C,
E . Henry,
George
The
remaining
days
of
the
third
unu-udmm!
theTr
individual
progress.
Now,
if
Ih at Camaguey Sunday-in
LARGE REI*8K 8BN TA TIO N
boya
were
Injured
and
a
man]
Knight. A. R. Key. Frank M»«,
.
« # « " ! U.
tl>ey come at all it ia only to gel period, only four, will W busy h urt'ip an Automobile motor psov- Jutpre
"{•Inf over the president___________
__
B
,
CHICAGO.
O
rt.
7.
Nearly
4>
»U w , hM t
wo!dd l
N e C Dr. S . Puleston, W. 8 . Par1 I t is The intention of many
i*lcn. ,Troop* numbering ker, F . E . Roumillat, II. R. Stev* b OOJJOO women will b« r v ^ n t e d another book of subocription r*»
4 workers to carry * t f that
route to preserve order ens, l)r. R. E . Stevens. 8 . O. Shin- U the Womeoa Horn* M tarioiw y celpts and to turn in subscriptions
n- r
-a a f t f f the ep d ir* «X the
n*y and Orlepte prov- hoixefr F . 8. Vem ay, A. ^ YpW|01‘ .n n u al meeting here 0 « t. * to « .
.1< ,*r. fcB n tu
R.
and R. L. Peen.
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id Roughly
»olice Subject
Harsh TrfcatOn Saturday
•s
i
ft d
Sectional Feeling Is
Rapped By Nominee
Praises Red Cross
For Untiring: Efforts
CITY TAX MONEY
IS EXPENDED FOR
M A N Y PURPOSES
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FALL T E R M OF COUNTRY W IDE:HEAD OF THIRD
COUNTY COURT RADIO S Y S T E M PARTY T H IN K S
BEGINS TO D A Y HOOVER’S ID E A DAVIS IS THIRD
Tennessee Man Has
Acquired Matthews
Job Printing Plant
Rotary Club Hears
Talk on Boy’s Work
By Sexton Johnson
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Jxniisiana Man Killed
Railroad Officials lj>i|n Automobile Wreck
Probe Recent Wreck
Mystery Surrounds Contestants As
They Work Hard For Special Award
iS7S,*j|sSdJT5S23r*S^’»SS:
il ContinuesHis
lcntialCampaign
Work Denies Knowing
Of Recent Agreement
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Communism is Score
In Md)onald Ad(
Chemical Laboratory
Harvard Gets Big Sum
*iK
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THE SA1
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Equipment, S to c $500,000 Liquor Cargo Steele Is Assigned Shipping Request Is Manohurian
Captured By Officials Captain of the ZR-3
Not Complied With Directors_T0
_____ _____ Laney’s Drug S t^ e
cut a t firaL No run», one h it, no ’
Ierrors.
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Second Inning.
Judge opened.the innin*» for the
l» {
V YQ Rtt, O ct. , P-TrProhiblW A SlliN G TO N .
POUT SU D A N , Egypt,"O ct. 0 ~ wn« In Mecca a month ago King I Senators by singling to le ft field. J g j B O U l t T ' v T t p f O V P H
I------ ton.... (JorR Wcfe'IfthUCd ht t h i 'I
claimed
to
have
E m ir A ll, governor of Medina, Hussein already. had abdication
un-, (Illuege
Bluege hhititan
an Infield
Infield grounder
grounder and
and
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covered a gigantic Anglo-Saxon pnrtment ^ today assigning Capt.
olddst son o f /King Hussein of
In a growing town of Sanford's rum-running conspiracy with $10,- George \V". Steele, now in charge
H cdjaz, and heir apparent to the
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throne o f Mecca, haa declined the Holy City of Mecca. Since t h a t 1 "*co" “ * , “ *£■
Peckinpaugh hit size there arc always new devei- 000,000 involved when they towed of the observation party with the
offer of his fa th e r to abandon the time, Dr. N aji said, events had rn‘> ^ ^ '[ d base and wus out. No opments being made and changes
into the harbor today a twin-screw dirigible ZR-3. in Germany, to
throne o f Hcdjaz in hin favor.
moved rapidly and doubtless when runs, 'one hit and no errors.
going on. A recent change in the , BrjtiH,t „tcam cr.
Tho
British the command of the naval nir sta
Terry
singled
to
right
field.
W
il
The situation ‘in Hcdjaz lx re King Hussein received the tele
Jackson hit u hot management of what used to be |ltcnnu>r with its 20 men and twi. tion at Lukchurst, N. J ., upon his
ported to be better, and It is ex- gram announcing Great B ritain ’s son fanned.
SJil pectod th at negotiations will be inability to intervene in resp on se1 nr““ ,{'i*e r , to' BIcugc, who' threw to Landers Drug Store has meant women under armed guard had.w qcrivnl in thin country.
opened with the enemy forces.
to bis appeal, he decided abdication
,®1 80f ° " " ' but the latter much to Sanford and u large in
was the most patriotic stop he mu" e? 11 ,n!?d Terry was safe on crease in business has resulted to $100,000 liquor cargo aboard.
seco,r*<* n,u' Jackson in first, Gow- the present owner, according to
)N, Oct. 0.— Dr. N aji F.I could take and resolved to send .(ly
Game is the easiest thing ton
singled to left field, scoring
I, representative of the Hedjah his only available son, Em ir Zeiti, lo rry .
earth to find when you hnvc-.no |
Jackson went to second those in n position to know.
to
London
to
ascertain
for
himself
,
A
few
months
ngo
J
.
G.
Laney
government In Donday Sunday re
gun.
un this play. Gowdy was put out
N • reived fro m the secretary of King the view taken in British official trying to make a double out of it. come here from Birmingham nnd
SPA RTA N BU RG . S. C., Oct. fi.
quarters
of
the
Arab
situation.
bought out Mr. lend ers. Mr. L an
Hussein an official notice saying . “ Wh.,,, I
Thousands of gallons o f gasoline
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t , i , ' Jsckson scored on a wild nitch.
th a t “awing to the present critical
ey
is
said
to
have
years
of
suc
id
More, it was learned. The stork ; nnd oil are threatened with destrur
situation in Hcdjbz King Hussein
_
grand walked.vFrisch
j p s iwas
a hit by a pitched cess in the drug business in E n te r in the store will nlso be increased tion by fire which at 10:30 o’clock
hais abdicated in favor of his eldest council of state, making his hoir, Lull and the bases were
filled. prise, Ala., to hnck him, rnupled so that a wider range of patrons this morning hud beon burning
Em ir Ali, president. I have heard Young struck out. Two runs, two with the determination to make j may he served.
B\i son, E m ir A ll.”
more thnn three hours at the stor
his present business a permanent.j Mr. Luttay states that he seevea age plant of the Blackburn Oil
Dr. N aji also received a personal nothing to confirm the report that hits ,one error.
success. In this short time a num |a complete line of drinks that-wed Company here.
telegram from Hussein announc Ali hns refused to accept, hut the
Third Inning.
ing that he hud sent his youngest situation is not nn enviable one,
McQuillnn walked Ruel, the first ber of improvements have already 'please the fastidious of his patrons
son, E m ir Zeid, on n private m is cith er internally or externnlly. I f i nmn up for Washington. Murberry been made. Mr. Lancy stated this and that coupled with this,
CUSTOM S C R E A T E S JO B S
morning that several more improve serves home-made snndwishes t a i l
sion to London.
DUBLIN, Oct. G.—-As a direct
the situation w V l ^ m o m compIL
V a r i ^ " ’'
W ' merits will be made in the next speak for themselves.
result of the imposition o f a Ifi
A Reuter dispatch from Port cated
than ever ns there’s no other •l - •ec-“n ‘ •',n r,,‘,rr> on h rst. LieSudan today says Em ir Ali has de member of the Hnssimitc family hold fiicd out to left field. Harris few peeks. More modern cqnip- i Sanford, many people have said, per cent ad valorem customs duty
, is to he installed so thnt the is to he congratulated on hating on imports into the Free State, GO
clined to accept the throne of Hcd who is able to exercise influence in fouled out to Terry on first base, nmnf
facilities for service will he in-|such u live merchant in her midst. additional workers
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have_ _been
whn
made
n
brilliant
running
Mecca in the absence of Em ir
entch. No runs, no hits, no errors. creased. There will also he some It i* upon her merchants that her j ployed by a Cork firm of hoot manDr. N aji said today that when he Zeid.’’
Miller,
playing
third
base changes in the appearance of the future success depends, it i* snul. ufacturers.
for Washington, while Bluege is
switched to short stop nnd Perkin
pnugh is out of the game. Kelly ^
poled u short fly to left center field,
the hall falling in front of I.iebold.
Terry singles to right field, putting
Kelly on third. Wilson hit into a
'double piny, short to second to
A TL A N T IC C IT Y . Oct, 0.— Gen
erous m otorists who give free rides men, nroused hv a desire to enlarge , r..„
............ ..........
to neighbors, nnd stran
____ gers
. _ who
....... the long restricted horizon of t h e ir !™ " ’lW°
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Fourth Inning.
regu larly solicit ’’lifts ’’ rather than activities, are rushin-’ pell-mell to
Rice walked. Goslitl filed out to
P *y c a r fare, are seriously injuring Scotland Yard these days in nn en.......J? ■'■J■ " " t e r1 fiilRIJ who
*»OW IllllUC
electric railway receipts. Jnm es W. deavor to enlist in the Metropolitan K<‘n
mnde II
a - ■
wonderful
with ‘•‘”
his L .
W alsh, secretary of the* American l’olice Force at tho very fountain w,"
" l',rr" 1 runnlhg catch .......
E le ctric Railway association, to head of police administration in hack to the hall. Judge doubled I ■
lo left field, advancing Rice to
day declared in a statem ent. Mr. Englnnd.
‘ \ I lit
W elsh, secretary of the American
Their endeavors are n little pre- third base. Bluege walked, filling
tion convention Tuesday.
mnture. Nevertheless, they ure the bases. Miller sacrificed to left
So serious has the situation lx>- g reatly encouraged by n com m it filling the buses for n second time,
come th at many companies nre re tee report recommending increase field, scoring Rice. Ruel walked,
As the first week of the third pi rind nf The
to rtin g to advertising in news in the number of women "hobbies." Tate goes into hat for Marherry
Gerald’s vmnpnign ended, Miss Nell Williams re
and
Ryan
replaces
McQuillun
on
papers nnd their cuts to offset the nt present very small. Rut parlia
gained the lend by polling LTJ.K.'O votes nnd just
'lift” practice. Sm all city prop ment must enact the necessary leg the mound. Tate is walked, fnremanaging to puss Mins Velma Shipp, w ho voted
ertie s are su fferin g most. Mr. islation to provide for the salaries inging Judge in with another score.
42!l,:iy() votes. Miss Versa Wuodeo, k anil ND^s Nao
W elsh says.
F allin g tra ffic is of the police women before actual I.iebold llew out to left field. Two
mi bellows Hre i lose hehiml nnd si, many v'.,tes are
runs, one hit, no errors.
bound to menu higher fares, if recruiting can commence.
bring polled hy Ih ■e fi ur contestant that it i- hard
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Russel (joes in the box for Wash
nothing more sarious he insists.
All this to the.................
eontrnry
nm
to (irediet whn will be ut the top this coining SnturAdvertising now being used to bilious women. not content with * ' ,,k, *"n. Dowdy filed out to center,
dav.
o ffse t the “lif t" habit stress these merely writing
to Scotland. Yard, lynn .h,t
hom,‘ rl»i,
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. • the hall
—- -gopoints; M otorists gain nothing by besoige the entrance of the big t Ln,f 1U., ,1° ,h.1' uPP«’r Her of the right
While four of the cofite tants are neck nnd
giving free rides, and are respon round-towered building off White nrl' 1. ''leachcrs. Lindstrom llew out
nei k in (lie >nin; i,ign Miss Mnrv Ki.tlaw is -teadily
sible fo r accidents to their pus- hull in nil attempt to press in tierV i'*
*^<-<‘ ,n,'king n won
increasing lier standing and i b il l , i., lupture one
een gers; free motor rides drain son their claims to perferment ns 11 , r " " one-handed entch while run*-F i I ff
All tung at full speed. Frisch singled
of tiie first tom plnres and <m;ui e -nine of the
railw ay receipts and compel cu r members of the police fori
if IP
! . r’
other workers
Miss Sarah Corwin and Mr
M K.
tailm ent or abandonment of setv- sorts of women nre among the he 1 to center on the first pitched hall.
I’nltersnn keep increasing then h.t cm b day nnd
Ice; curtailed or abandoned serv- Hcigers, old
youn.
middle-aged. Anting Hied out to left. One run.
life i o|i vj(|ered dangerous com petit, i .
lco a ffe c ts property values first, Girls with bobbed hair and other 1 two lots, no errors.
Fifth Inninc
and many motor car owners own gay young friskers are sliangeU j
Mains flieil Hilt to i colei field
property; many persons solicit free mixed tip with grave old plodders,
Next S it ur lav night m m k- the half win murk
rides solely to save car fare.
all anxious to serve as guardians I Hive hit one to second and was nut
in the contest
The Inst half Will begin m M Mniihi first. Gnslm flew out to Frisch,
“The cold fncts are thnt kind- of John Hull's ocucc
dny morning ami the final spurt <•' i •r.•. .tnnts will
who made another wonderful cnlrh
heartud motor cur owners unthink
In begun. The Voting schedule will again In cut
lost past the ling, running with his
ingly are helping to drive s-mall
l i f t * ’I t i l l s W e e k ,
•Mm* cnnlcb ! ?nii‘ wlii* «•« 11r«• \« f y
bu<
k
to
the
ball.
No.
runs,
no
hits,
electric railway properties to the
p o s - i h l e v o t e till
week will have it e:i-ie| «t the
no
errors.
wall by their misdirected ‘gener
e t u i o f t l i e I ill e
Kelly singled to left field, a fter
osity
Mr.
Welsh
continued.
the omul was three and two. Ter
“Thp association is in contact with
t v “cut up A pop f|v to short. \Vi|.
virtually every electric railway in
“on gioutided t>. second, foieini'
the United S tales and a very large
Kellv out at second. .lie ksoli fli
m ajority of them say great inroads
fContinued from page 1)
ed out to Child
No runs, one hit.
a re being made on their reripta by
for an advance in ptiio which u no errors.
the free ride pructice.
firmly helleviil will come on nil
•Sixth Inning.
Of Son But Latter Refuses
to Accept
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M a S S F i S S S r - £ * a 1*
>°
Thousands of Gallons
Oil Are Threatened
-4 ! % l W J S s a r £ .D
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Railroads Protest English F l a p p e r s
Amiable Motorists Are Gorwing Keen
R id in g F r ie n d s Join London Police
terday to comply with the request
of Commissioner o f Agriculture
Mayo that Florida growers hold
off shipments until Oct. 10 regardloss of test nnd color. The company
wired the commissioner th at they
considered themselves ju stified to
make shipments earlier than oth
er sections because fru it ripenit
earlier in Manatee.
Mnnchuriqn leader,
came *to an undent '
each appointed f jVe
Chinese Enctern rail*,,]
meet shortly at HarbuV
application of a n„
to the railway ndminb
cording to a Mukden
the Kokusai News
WomaiTcui^l
Spectators Will See
To Encourage
Advance in Airplanes
W IL B U R W RIGHT F IE L D . 0 „
Oct. S.— Spectators of the Intern a
tional Air races todny will be
shown what advances have been
made to bring commercial flying
to « point where it will he more
universal. A erial “flivvers", tiny
plnnes, some fit them powered with
motor cycle engines, will furnish
interest.
Many of the ships arc
“home made."
D U BLIN , ChtT'tUU
Ireland the rigid fine t
o f party expression* i,u
nnd costs. Cursing tk. id
Z tr the hon" ,,f 5 8
Lurgan u Wnmjj
with this offence
nt t football match »u
thought it the niojuffi
" f ®"cour" ^ inB ‘he ten
Wired. This was
1"V.‘?,h tcr- 1,ut "hf had tot
shillings.
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I Contestants Running Clos
W ith M iss N ell W illiam s L ea d in g
First Prize— Buick Standard Si]
Ai M
i !ii i§
m
s
ill
Mi l l e r P r o p i t y
Sol d to F e d e r a l
Bakeries Recently
i
FIFTH W EEK SEES
UPSET OF DOPE IN
HERAI.D CONTEST
(Continued from Page 1 )
oVltock the third period ends anil
also the special prize contest will
b« over. Ten dollars will he nwar-l
cd to the I’onteslnnt who by that
timo bus turned in the m o s t ia -b
subscriptions during the third pi i
lod.
There is no time left for eontrM
an ts to wuste. It will he the otnwho neglects every chance now,
who will fail to win one of the fin •
prizes that lire to he awarded on
22. Every minute between
now and the close of the campaign
should
mean
work und should
bring voteH to wide-awake nnd
.am bitious workers. It would lie
pood policy for unv contestant to
rely on the lust few weeks of the*
cam paign to win.
properly hordming <>n l.nl.e Mon
roe. 1 he frontage of this land on
the w ater i« I .ML'd feet
T ransfers ( h e r $225,000.
Ml Wight further stated thnt
teal estate deals handled by him
»elf dining tin pnst 15 days total
over $IU(l.(ino m good substantial
transfers, and foi the first n■n<Minlltb” nf Ibis yeni. over $225,000
In i nm In - 1-. 11 Mi Wight revealed
that n nondii r .,f additloo.il Intgi
transfers uie in pi .gress nt pres
■lit which Iiinv n- t >et In made
p'lldit
These, In -aid, will proli
ably lie completed doling tin ne t
m vi rul weeks and w II prove n mii
|:isi> In the Sllllfold people who
do Hot ti.ili /1 till present dmaud foi piopittv m this i in
munity.
Nov.
dodge sent a lull- drive to centerI " ’l.l
Bluege struck out
Miller
-itl l.d through short
Ruel filed
"o' to ^ ming m right field, who
" adr a great shoe string rati h.
' " "U •' '» ' omplete soniersaull luit
be b. Id oil to the ball
No mils.
'to lot, n„
rui G«wd} grounded to Millet on
*11"••1 who allowed the hull to loll
I"
hi- lios. and Dowdy wn" " (|i st IClan sn, nfi, ,.J t ; v,„
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A Special' Cash Prize ol $10 will he awarded to the contestant turning in the most cash subscription
dining the thiid period which will end at ten o’clock Saturday night, October 11th.
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SECOND PRIZE
I (glti Held.
s o t mg
I low d\ ,
I I 'S« h fouled out t ■ thud
oung
' "**' ■'
lo SCI olid
I III, I oo.
on. lot, oa, , 1 1 ,,|
Seventh Inning
,:
Mt
. D, •ailing lot
Hu-vel
Hi w out to b it
ft, |,|
|
id
wHiked
Hill IItanned
1Ci< e
I gtoui.ded to -holt and |,ot t, ruit
Sem.l^l
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Jackson , short stop; Gowdy, rutrhe r ; McQuillun, pitcher.
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ii,(t
M*. ■; j t f ■* V -ak iL . laV.w 2.m “w
4 ' +
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:i*Turar,.r s '
j-JrjT E ri-jw n a
$10 WILL RE A WARDED
Another Cut In Votes
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I hr young Indy who turns in the most
rush subscriptions during the third pe
riod whirh will end nt ten o'clock S a t
urday night, will be i « uravd $1(1 us n
special prize.
I he ritnlry lor this prize is k*-cn and
contestants are not only working to s e
cure voles for the grand prizes lo Imgtven a»nv at the end of the campaign,
bin nre pullinR xforth every possible
effort lo gel ibis money, on the side
KOREAN C A V E D W E L L E R S
To count on this spe* in I prize sub
scriptions in list Or turned in at The
Herald off if. hrtorr 10 o'clock S a t u r
day night
'I hr Herald office will close
promptly III i hnt lime.
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fail D
r i n
l t
pri^;e’ : nwll., i : t\ !nJI',,, fn,t,n" iKn un,il ,h “
....... un. they h a v ^ e c u r e d iH
U^
M
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.. t 2
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three judges who will at
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he r^ d , f t
h‘
‘ h'
w •»
Said forfeited vofew ran not he nindi.d i
H rr.ld will aelec.
.V**1 '1 ,h,*> ,,lu> have had.
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It is easier to ge( votes now I basil
»dl Ite next week or Ihe weeks nktl
follow. The voting schedule will l*e *S|
tinually decreased.
It will not be 1
creased. . Subscriptions secured at
end of the campaign will not bring
vutra.
Ihe shrewd worker will make
while the sun rhiiK's.
Third Period Voting Schedulj
Good Only This Week
W
•‘ e -U ar suh*. r.piion to The Dn.l
I I *vur-1 rur subs* riptjon to The Daily
This Coupon, when neatly cut from ihe pupir. is good for 20
vote*, in The Sunfoid Herald's .Salesmanship Campaign for the f.d
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I Four-Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $8.00______ 5 ,4 0 4 ^
1 Three-Year subscription to The Weakly Herald, $1.00................ J | f l l
I Two-Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $2.00________ a # 't i
) One-Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $4.00________ 80$
i
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J Not (dood Unless Voted on or Before T)ct. 11
Three Year MihscripUan to The Daily Herpld, $2I,00..._........... 34,0*0V«l§
1 wo-1 ear subscription to The Daily Herald, $H.OOO
2$,W®Vll
• I 'irre Months subscription to Tin- Daily Herald. $1.75............. . • 475 V4«|
I 1 ire-1 ear subscription to The Weekly Herald, $10.00.......„..12,50«V^
!
A D D RESS
i
I Six Months subscription to l f e Weekly Herald, $6.00______ *.0 6 # ^
*4.
l» * l
10
ri
4
Herald, $ 3 5 .0 0 ................fiU.00# W
Herald. $28.00 ..............57.6WV<
' rinr 1 ear subscription ,« The Daily Herald, $ 7 .00:i...'...™ . 6,004 \*
I Stx Months subscription to The Daily Herald, 3.50________ 1.804™
n a m 1:
j
The fourth period of the campaign fl
see another hig cut in the voting po**
of KubarriptionM. A fter 10 o’rlack <
Saturday night the schedule ford
•ourlh peritMl will he in e/fecl an( ■
only will suhscriptionw count for ks
but ihe hallota whirh are published
ihe Herald each day will bring ci.ntid
ants (,*wer votes.
4.4.
d* lowing contestant:
i
. " H - Cun-
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* “
I
j
,h<‘
I his iiimpaign is lo lie riindiirted on t fair
’
, ■
nnd the prizes will be awarded i i l , A
, [
and impartial basis
b* r of votes
|„ «rd,.r Ih.l^.here whafl
‘
~ r W 'n* " U
nu,nperson relative to |iM. f.llr„r s , (1r J.
* no question in Ihe minds of any
..GOOD FOR..
FR E E VOTES
t
»".l »'•'•
,H*r r, n '
«” “ "rk withbut remunrrlHon T d wUI I n all' Vh '
one «f the Valuable prizes „ commission .* ten per r ^ | pro Td.d* Ih " W' n
" - ' a n remains srl.ve until the end of .he canrpiign
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*IJ
V
-rru r.d ;,„v where ... .he
Z'SS%Z'iLSi'£lZ*XFu...............................
' *" ' ’ *’ we ritinte the box for
Washington
Jaekson hit n slow
roller lo third and bent
it out
■Iniksi.ii stole set olid. Dow.lv sill
gled to right and Jackson went to
I third
Jackson scored when Ryan
grounded t*• pitcher. Lindstrom fli
*•<1 out to center field
Frisch hit I
a grounder to pitcher and Gowdy
put out trying t<* steam home j
ij was
fine tun. two hits, no errors.
Ninth Inning.
| Hair is sent a pop fly past short
nnd it fell «hort.
Klee filed our
to thud. Gordin bunted safely and
Iluri is went to second. Ju d ge sin|gled to left und the liases were
filled. Joiuinrd
went in lo reI place Ryan
Bluege walked forr
im* in Harris. Miller filed out to
third
ituel fouled out. One run,
four liitr.. no errors.
Umpires for the game were:
SEOUL,
Korea,
Oct. G.— R e
Dinoen behind but, Quigley nt first
mains und
of prehintorir inhal.unuts nf
base, Connelly ut second lume,
Kleinman
ut thirU
huso.
Uebold, fimt
up for
Wash- ! K or-a, believed by Jap an ese scien
Find
ington, wnv
out Inning.
on
nn
infield t i a l * to bo 4,00(1 year* old, huvo
grounder, second U> fust. Harris been found in several dolmens, or
M ARKET
'
S, ,M f,' d ,lrri,ld "'•»
- — 2 -2
- j-j'.s s s s r
nnd
< ualcstants ran enter from „nv point in
nnd ' - 1'* ".*• s;lm, opportunity
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, i.urial chambers in South Heinn ii
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...... »‘»t one to .ccond and » a . J ,'ur,« «■»,ambers in South li mn
“u <> runs no hits, no errors. Province, near Pyongyang. These
l indstrom .the first man up for dolmens nre believed t*. l.e the burNew 5 ork, struck out. Frisch Hied ini pluces of n race of rave dwell
out tv left field, Young mane the ers who inhabited the Korean pe
first liit of the game when he ninsula uhout four milli-nia ago,
H I S D f j - i*
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singled to left field. A fte r he had long before Korean recorded h is
/. CHICAGO, Oct. C.— W heat, De two strikes culled, K elly hit a tory began. The discovery is head
rroundgr to M arherry, who missed ed by anthropologists a* tin- most
cem ber ISO to 1 6 1 4 ; May 1
H arris, however, recovered tha important In the history of a n ti
157; C om . Dmembar.
Oats,
ill and three of the runners were quarian research in Korea.
to 68$s.
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CHARGE AGAINST
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Edison Phonograph
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doubbd
e l* '‘ li e safe.
rile scorei gave
New Yorkers Win , "IDif
a bit
t *os 1
grounded one
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No inns, one lot. no
Third Game World errors.
Martina went in the
box
for
Kellv
stun k out.
Series Six to Four *'I cJi-hiiigton
i l y fouled to cull her and Wilson
Subscriptions count more •his | Voung ended tile inning, both fl\
week than they will at any re mg out
m alning time during the rampnign.
Washingtoti
missed
another
A fte r S atu rd ay night the voting ! i bailee to score in the seventh
schedule will again be cut down, 1 when t wo loell Well* o buses but
B
O |t is good business for any work I ( iowliii gi Minded Wenklv to seiniol
« r to make thin week count for |and ended the inning
Mi Neely
eyarything possible and wind up mi |balled fo| Itus cll in the inning
3 * t u r d a y night with many volet
The line ups fur loduy’s game
to her credit.
| were.
Washington:
I.iebold, centeri field; lluriis second base; Iticr,
! right tigld, Juilge, first base; Gos11ii, left field; Bluege, third base;
PeckiripttUgh. short stop; Ruel,
culcher; Marherry. pitcher.
!
New Vink:
1 imlstrnm. third
(Continued from P age 1 )
(b a s e ; Frisch, second base; Young,
lay * in deliveries of m aterials from right field; Kelly, renter field; Ter
the aluminum company, or by iiu ry. first base; Wilson, left field;
delivery at all of some m aterials,
while in other eases the uluminum
company, the report says, “ has
“dumped
em barrassingly large
qiuuitieis of m etal on indeiKmdeiit
m anufacturers to whom shipments
have been delayed.”
The rem ainder o f the report
l-4
i>.deals with other Industries nroduc$
inC house furnishings and kitchen
utensils and charges either that an
BP?; .industry hss a controlling poaitlon
1
in Its fin . or that vzriott. m w n t
•re being employed to incroabc the
prices tor prevent price reductions.
Rules of Campaign
Am young ,Imli
rr-idiim
,
..... Hanford or Seminole county, over Hi yrnrs
I lied out to left (odd. No lulls, no
Iluirk Ready for Delivery.
hits, im errors.
The Buick automobile is nil Into the a im s of admit mg team
Eighth Inning
ready for delivery to some Scninnlc mates as lie rounded home plate i
Judge grounded out
to
fu st
county young ludv. All equipped
N it loiitent with lending tin Bhuge singled to left fo-lil
Miland with gasoline in the lank tin.I
Senators by two runs, the (Mauls Im walked, putting Bluege on S ec
w ater in the radiator it is waiting
ond
ituel grounded out to short
fo r some owner to claim it aid cmin buck ill the sixth and pul but Bluege advanced to third and
uitiis , another scnic.
Gowdy
got
tak o It home. And so it i* with
Mill*'! to second. Shirley went in
th a t diamond ring und with the to til st w hen Miller allowed i to toil for Martini, nnd singled
|.rout.dll to pass between ins legEd Ison phonograph.
All of the
'•vi i third, seining Bluege. Miller
priiea are to ho had by the one Ryan “Mcrifiei-d nnd (ioWtiy aeoied w a m i thud. Ituel was out second
a sei mol lat. i xvhen l.in d 'tioin . the
wh6 really und truly wants to win. IH ycai old Woiab l poled a 11tn**1y I" first
( tiie run. two lilts, no cr
Subscriptions Count More New.
doubii' to right fold
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Fanes Succumb: to Added Chemistry
Eating of Beetles Staff Of R o l l i n s
Badges For Salesgirls
•R E S S IT S CASE
lGAINST POTHIER
itlnjt Attorney Will
Jury to Convict Army
Upon Charffo Kill*
. zytnj. Alex Cronkhite
V C bilA . W aih., OH. B.— The
I •‘ vovhm ihcnt "Wcdnomfrty
J . AV. Osborne, special
Hy stated the case It exto prove agninxt Rolnnd
ier, on trial in Federal Court
XBT thp murder of M aj. Alexander
Cronkhlto.
"M aJ. Cronkhite died of n bullet
” Mr. Osborne declared,
c Will show th a t it would have
en physically Impossible for this
d to have been self-inflicted,
er by accident or design. There
only two men present r t the
«. Pothler and Robert RosenOne of the two, Pothier.
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alncc confessed that ho fired
;V>$be fatal shot a t tho instigation
. the other.
H j t f - ' W I I I Aak F irst Degree
.,VPn those grounds we will ask
aCtHe Jury to convict the defendant,
ffP othler. o f murder In the firs t de|(** » ‘
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i*1w itnesses were called to
itify tho spot at Camp Lewis
When mlta.ly buys her beauty aids she will find many of the
M aj. Cronkhite mot his salesgirls wearing large badges. All "hidden demonstrators" must be
October 25. 1018 while nn n identified,
Federal
has ti
d, ruled.
l.ieni uie.i, the
(lie reo
erai Trade
i raue 'Commission
nmmiHMon mis
1men. Ai "hidden
iiunirn deni
ucm
Ice,jnnrcit with the 21.'lth en-
irak. .This testimony was taken
rep a ra tio n ' Tor n visit of the
to th# spht. '
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r. Osborne laid stress on the
ged
impossibility
of
Mnj
nkhite’s wound being aelf-in*
and also on the different
csslnn clnimed to have been
Id by Pothier. He told of the
ligation made by Gen. AdalP . Cronkhite, father of the
d man, and of the subsequent
tlgatlops hy the department
•Ucc,
ring the time Mr. Osborne
o Pothier sat motionless lie
Maurice A. Ijtnghorns, his
n\
'l*. Osborne told of tho orgnniof 213th engineers, Muj.
pnkhlte's regim ent; of the nsimcnt of Pothier nnd ( ’apt.
ert-Roscnblpth to the regiment
o f .'the order given the organ
Ion fo r a practice march on
% r 25, 1018.
onalrator" Is a r.nlesgirl paid hy a ntnmifm turci t.> in'ltienee (he pulilic’a choice of gondii, unbeknown to the oiopriet. i
I i. lure shows Huston Thompson, chairman .if thc commission, pinning the Inst badge on
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That Auto of Ramsey s
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m cr of unpredeccnw 3
brought to light r t r j j
itive customs nman, J
|o f the countryside s p j j
J So g rea t ha« become 2
’’that there hy.
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"The Shopping Center of Central Florida”
— Thursday, October 9, 1924
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of
the
laiyot
A t t e n d t h i s , o f c o u rs e .
■RRI RBE HI I I l RRS RI RS I S S l i a S I I
I l l f <fit A 1 o U - i i-oni;u»tinR— y flo rio u s w ind ow * —
i n l i i i o r s n| .-ao r e s in F u l l c o s t u m e — till lovely
nil - i d i - m l t d ' I*.very m e r c h a n t c o - op t r a t i n y f'*r
I In- !M );uj-i i , . \ h i l n t .
t ie-
i nn\iinl,
<h pari men t
gown
shops
surpassing
the
delightim*.
expect ed
wi t h (In- new t h i n g s o f a n e w s e a s o n ! C o m e over
u i j o ) t h e day ! '1’h u r a d a y , 9 t h .
“OKIO. Oct. 8 — I 'at l int n agi i ■
jn f a r Japan ose intervention in
Chinese war on th*- aide of
erml
Tao-Lin,
Manchurian
Jc r, aria brought to a clim ax tof when three members of the
0 P atriotic, A ssociation inIhc'foroLfti ’ office and forced
I r way into the private quarters
Drive aver to OHand., Tbui-qiay. ihe Sth *:f ( )etol*.. spend tho day in the
( Il.v I>4-:iiit 11 n|- ill . c.v.i
: t" '••-.11(1(1110 foe voiir entertainment—-all NOW
Knocks at Every Man's
being put in readino-s. .-ocon I Fall Exhibit- all working together for a
great day of exhilarating pleasures for YOU. (This exhibit is p la n n e d an d ,-
Door Every Day in the
ju ried out by-theo.lnml-i mid orange Ailvt-riising Club—affiliated with tho!
Associated Adverti^injr rhd>s 0f t]ie woriel.
Herald’s Classified Ads
IHANGHAT, Oct. 8.— Kinngnu
PM representing the Peking
rernment undertook a flanking
ick today southeast of Sungng 93 milaa southwest of here
I captured the village of ChuDjr, 40 mllea from here,
lutaide Influcncea, measure of
lid pa tion of B ussIa and Japan
f take in China’s civil war.
ned today as a factor in the
it for control of central gov*
ment as opposing armies contad battling on widely separated
w ith
!)th, t h c
«* ■ r U :
Jap an ’s Intervention !■
’Ill Chinese W ar Asked ;
By Patriotic Bodies ■
I'E K IN Q , Oct. 8.—Gas mask*
We been issued to members of
10 B ritish m ilitary unit stationed
.. Shanlmlkwon, u railroad point
Uic Chihli-Manrhurinii border,
B reported. It is believed that
combatants Are preparing to
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tw.u7
now undergoing similar
llgh speed
an Shidchsra, foreign minis-
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Pray Rain,
Save Their
P rof.
inortnous list of panel patients,
isually toe busy to give them
]Uate attention. He has pri
patients in addition to his
lei list, and in order to find time
’ hU private patients, it is churg
lie m ust take his pulii-l patients
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io charge against the panel >vs
Is th at the panel doctor, with
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graduate
p m ' . lot) j l ed l- I- in o p p
it not .
In l a t 11
- ui I,, t
a p i o ( i |i o
that i
- e i i 111c c i . p, l ai
nr U- ai b y w ip. t.
1 1 ip h Wi
Ul.lt el .11 ill il I I II
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work at the Urflv6luity \lf
thc Jirrtueatjfl
Virginia, where he did such preTed r0 };n!y J j
eminent w-nrk that after taking his
graduate dei.n i i:" " 11^ “ PI10
1 ' ^KfOf,thc.sacred well*’ J .
instructor and given c in ge
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j. clntft.t of thcVfctnWf^
the whole divisinn of a.mly nal
n eaf Osifkit. ^ s
chemisti>.
fol
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tion
W . Shiver
tion ! ITof.
Shiver was
was for
for several
seven.
gram Wmong
C -9 1 5 4
y,L'nr- tesenreh rhemlst for the
South < amlm.i and Georgia Expor-J
,m£ " : l,lll'."MV f
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living apart in the
Tlie addition of Prof. Shiver to
the Rollins staff will g reatly ,
and purifying themstfi
strengthen the pre-medical course
rites of absolution, tv!
j f dry grass m huil.*1
l>•*•:!• 's r a v a g e that the whole which attra. ta a large number of ■
sacred well and thr ‘
roof structure is in danger ot ,ol- , y««»K
0
Rrof ami Mrs. Shiver are memgins, f The well js
f
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hers of the Presbyterian Church
■the earth. Before iu ! ■
Ihe .lean of the ( athedra hns
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,1(.w prospects of dcrun ho renchtsl three 2 I
This is the first pirtttre of Ramsey MacDonahl’a h;g limourinc
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f" r s'; ’ ; , ( *" velopim: Rollms as a great instia prayer? I
tliat s hern causing nil the runijius over m Great Britain.
It is j containing
.eme.'
the defect.
Probably an tu|i(*t| li;al |las h.ooi ght this ainSan sk rit, relics ..f th. 1 L
charged that Sir A. Grant is defraying all expenses for it. Here
, even g ieater sum will he needed
, x|!..rl
u-aeher
to
o f Buddhism in Japan k I
the piemier r ■ecu stundiiig beside it just before s ta llin g out on n
for the woi k. I tins is not the first
(
unearthed. YVhen th"V ™
»peaking tour.
ancient English stiu itu ie to he en
o f the well is removed,
dangered
liv
the
death-watch jT (Jl |(|s|s MANy ( 0 l NT|(|KS
to the belief, nn inenhiw
MSI I StM.HI.N 1 H I S YE A R
..n e re d in dor.enn of the oi l Tudor
... ............................. . .......................... set iptams have n ail • t hi- >ear's ( 1o t V < un ry on special nusr.lons j „ f coM wnU-r gushes „»«
sight teeing, the sky b«,•comes .>verr»«l
and Nounnn roof a. Westminster | STt UK IP tl.M. Oct. 8
Visitors travel season in Nwc.len t i e toesl j f.iiiml titm fur general
m
Hall, limit l.y William Rufus, was
«:o ipfiercut countries, varie i and lively one on record.
; nnd '.bat Visby, ( . . e t a , I J a .c n r l i a , falls heavily. ||,>X pffiraJ
reopened mtiv
on tv last
mid
.‘ w .lish traffic interests report |I.applaud, etc., have been crowded prayers have been it, tj.;,]
.'•uiinini
ia-i year, having
oavmg tthree
h r%, mtornat.onal
intern it t ><>rift 1 congresses,
rnni
is not yet known.
aH
|been closed f..r eight years while^ „pCpi;l| t *>virist put ties of uli i l e - 1that even the delegate** nil came ( m ith foreign visiluts.
craftsmen n plueeil the work of the
I Mediaeval i :n pentl'is which hail { * f t1 “
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MIMa
aMeiB m l iMflMa
been irraduallv ejilen away l.v the
ties! nn live beetle.
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*Phe roof of Henry
will nil er the t eg. u
i nit •>>n of l In i oil g.til,
lliiii) - II week
II
I" II " l ec, nil ell
- 'Pi
i * in, llidr i
and gla swale lia.c beta found
-i III tiled nVi i th, entire til>. 1 toI
w■i k v. II b, , ■111noo d IIi ' . I tli
i in ne <Ui Iia- ),i*4 *i in " o ii-d ll
l- |inil,aidt Glut nu> I
tin* iilh |will I pi ■ ■lit* I to til. 111 1 1 h Mil
n'liin
NDON, Oct. 8. The National
leal Union, which i bums to
k for some Ifi.OOP Mnti-h ph>
ns, is on tile warpath against
panel system of nu-dical tient
t under the National Instil
A ct.
The
lilolhei
wb ,
., ,|. * ' Wi i . i t
o National Medical Union ihard a t work completing the In -lilt i f III s» i I ■ i l ' b i a cl c ' i g h t • i
in
(iaik eg
which it ho|>es to establish wine s ie . ' . " W h a t
p la c e s "
Inst the panel system which is
i»o Investigated in October bv a
yal Commission whose nienihei Includes Lord Lawrence, chan
SR iiB C saiiiiiiisssn iaiR R Ssm
; Sir Jphn Anderson. Sir Hum ■ ■
y Rolleston. Sir Alfred Wut
aon, B ir Arthur Worley and Sir
Andrew Duncan.
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. Oct.
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the general ihemiatry division of
the University of Virginia, has
been added to the Chemistry staff
of Rollins College, nceording to an
announcement made here today,
lie is
eradunlc of Clcmson Col-
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8
The
fu -t courses in the newly estnb
I: lied n hnob for icscrvi* naval <*f
fi.'ir.s will In- operative ill llrtob.T
at George Washington University.
Washington. I*. < and St. John's
I'.dlege, Annai«dis, Mil. with half
I ONUtlN. in t 8
Gr. ,t |t* it
a d'-.u n institution* in line tor sim
la'ii-- army of uo>r<- than a no"
liar roo|n inti\e effort.
Among
a Jill dess people is fm mg III
proffi niiig a- i.stani-e in the fifth w i•|,*i of uneiii[doynwitt. The |
peliralent -idiltoui ,.f l|,i p it
f nlVt.r , lU „ f Seattle,
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will problem i- a - fat away as ever j
Ian tied along the general line <11 the o| inioti of i f Homo - t •
f the It. O. I . ( . of the army, tinliia-mich a
tine,
different
navy schools are iloigncd to furti 1guvi ' . n o fit - ' unl i t *i,ii, I H i n d vii
t, M,l (rained material for live uni I .iiimI ha 1 1 .h ilt w i* li
the conitni-siofied reserve.
It is t i l e q n , l i o n , n Lr r h ' i l l a w a i t s
I i l t l on , it w o u l d a p p e a r t o t h e d e expected that the privile-*" of pal
tn qi.it ing in the prin t u-e rn ilsr ' t i c l n d u b - , r i i i Gi.it i l , - p i i - h l e M
i o n , ■ I a ! " • v. ai e c , |ou s r a t h rna t iiifii si mniei by the aead
i -m cla- es to F in n "e!ir ports will i i l i i ii ] nirt i uni p o l l ! a lot
l i v e l i a i ■ t h e PI e f t i p l o y •
in a s ’ 1 1mg in entile to cilivtun
$p ^with Cronkhite.
Before is on the exaet spot indicated m th
ring he hurt-owed a rovolvcr sixteenth century maps of Roman
9tn S ergt. Crook.
Ammunition Britain.
not been generally Issued to
Already much of the wall In men, but S erg l. Crook hud been expos,,), including pnrtjntn •(
10 Which Pothier took.
|in multi angular lower, ( ’bee bv
I were portions of a Imiblmg. prob st tidem ably a grain wan lino*i . with bip
Tin i i >nrse
st/nie work 111 p- H e, t pi ■ -el \a
b u le a .
! tion A Roman toad
i file vt.el
lint at i
was <1iM-ocered a -In i < d< 'ai i I
ill .it id
f• mi the g i a n a i >
I' . t i t l e ,
Mam e-dlls an t n ta il poll>i
“ "le union maintains that (lo
ci system leads to infeilur ilocRtff, that panel doctors are tin
B to give adequate attention to
long lists of patients and that
thu aystem Is demoralir.ing and in
vtdves pauperisation. The forthcom ing attack will, it is expected.
Jhc most vigorous yet launched
llnat this phase of the National
*ranee Act.
Its importance
be gauged hy the fact that
a r e now 15,(100,000 panel pa
ltd In England. Scotland ami
park
;
II. E. Shiver, formerly head of
Mure Than Million i\*
Face Fifth Jobless [j|
Winter In England c]|
tcrusting made in England fm :• »
years, and has attracted the at tom
tion of iinii'tl urehenloiriats of ( i i i m I
Britain ami the continent. T h e , -
Borrowed Revolver
fA fte r the mnrch started, Maj.
fmkhito. who had not been or- rnvatioiis were easily recog nixed
on the innreh. decided to join ns the ancient Roman city by comho stated. “ Pothier left the and other relics found. It* location
octors Of Britain
e Opposed to Act
surance S y s t e m
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W in t er
PETERHOItOUGH. Eng., Oct. S
— Peterborough
Cathedral,
tho
g reat Norman fane which was
spared by Ilenry VIII when be
was d'-molishing church property
j becntire it held the grave of his
first wife, the ill-starred Katha
rine of Aragon, has fallen a vie*
lim of the death-watch beetle. ,
T h eMfto(ltM nimlversmy «tf 'Hid
fnUndation of this structure, whuff*
west fiiont hna often been dose ribed a , the finest pm t i c in Europe,
was celebrated
ago.
Now
;ii ten
ini ‘' ears
e«rs hl
' u , iviw
it has een discovered that the
death-watch licetle. for how long
it is unknown, has een silently
citin g away the interior "f the
roof
British Museum To Naval Schools Of Pain -e is
Be Enriched Much South Will Open In U K
By Roman Ru i n s Mont h September «lulu
„.«ics.
HARROGATE. Oct. 8 , - F urther
details of the discovery near liar*
rognte of the 2 ,0 0 0 -year-old K
man city or Isurium make it ap
j parent that the city c o v .r. d To to
res nnd was surrounded hy a well ..
mile in circumference, nine f, ■*
tliiek. and about 20 feet high.
’ihe find is one id the iio.-t in
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Bah* 4 ■ FrAnk Hall Mnh Jam es Waldon.
lots 8 and 0 in the town o f South
N e w s i » .ord; consideration, $ 1 ,000.
Sanford; consideration, $500.
J . I I. Hutchison and T . F . W ill
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iams from George B. Sanders and
PLA T RECORDED
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wife, lot 81 o f Lane’s addition to
Gonia Par.
the city of San ford ; consideration.
IANTY D E E D S
$ 1,000.
BUILDING PERMITS
A . R . Key from M. M. Sm ith,
DeCottca, F o rrest
section 35, township 19, south ol
Randoll Turner,* 801
Locust
I k . Key from S . K. range 30 e a s t; consideration, $ 12,wife, lota 1 *nnd 2 of
Avenue, repair to huilding, $10.
BOO.
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F . L. Woodruff, lot nine, block 0,
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tier 1 , ortc-storv cement store,
$800; plnah I-ong. Hickory Avenue,
repair to residence, $100; J . H.
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Stroot, residence, $360;. Jot- l>ev>■
I ingston, Pecan StreaL,.tw o-story
. i I re side nco, $500;, J . A. Oramling,
, tTa/prets Avenue, ono-ttbry build-
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•liillii'i Minott 9th St., W e s t, retail m e rch a n t, $5.00.
*'",oinnm' Fin t ‘<> 31 3 1st S ' , I
retail m erch a n t, $5.00.
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iNE oi the big advantages of using Sheetrock, the fireproof wallboard, in either
construction, alterations or repairs, is
S T A T E AND C O U N T Y
I* J . William-,. Rth and Hickory,
u-lail merchant. *4 75
T A B lake. 204 H F. 1M St..
|ilir.tiigra|rhei $7.75
’ -trock takes any decoration,
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Aim, ia
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Fla., i,|:iil mcnhuiit, $13 75.
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Un i t e d s t a t e s g y p s u m c o m p a n y
205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois
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Velma Ttafflfhh w h it,, gill
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22 .7 0 inches o f
w ojc m easur*j
til by , th e w e a th e r b ureau h e r e . ’
Records dating from 18? I m ak e a
the n v ern g e annu al.in oi. to r e 4 0 .7 0 . *H
T h e b an n er W a r f o r rn !-* w -n 189 7, i g
when th e fall w as 52.70.
O ld -tim ers com m only ns.-tort that ' jj
the rainfall is dim inishing as the u
fo re sts th at once envo-cd w estern l a
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Lots any location in th e city .
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The Iasi Ii4lf will l- e g n t o \t Mn-i
dav tmiltnng anil t lie lit,al spurt - f , -utt i - s i m i l s will
I- hegllll
The Vot i ng
III —I <j I• Will a gu l l , he .111
a l l , -I tills we e k , S o me
lltilKl mil - wh o lie, III,- c v e i y
possi hl l- v o t e this Week will linvi- it e a s i e r lit tin, ml - -f t he l a, ,’
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A Special Cash Prize of $10 will he awarded to the contestant turning in the most cash subsc’riptjonS;,.'.
during the third period which will end at ten o’clock Saturday night, October 11th.
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T h u r s d a y , O c t. 9
SECOND PRIZE
Rules of Campaign
$2H.r> Diamond Riiur.
f
TIIIU1) PRIZE
Edison Phonograph
Aliy voting l ad, r r ' i d i ni r in S a u l o i d or S e in i md e , onutv. -»> ,-i lli vi-nr*.
of age . in eli gible In e n t e r I hi*, a ut omobi l e and sill, . m a i i ' h i p , ai npai gn and
, ol ope l e for one ol I he v.ilu.ihlc pnreM oil.-I oil
T h e l e i r i l o r v I*, wide open. I o o l e Ma nt x , n u e nt e r I rum mi v point in
S e m i n o l e r o u n l , mid lie on ail e,|iial Iui m - and l i t . , i he -.tine oppor l u n i l ,
In w III.
Sul ni rri pl i nn* In T h e S a n f , ril l l e i a h l mav he secured j i n i w l u i e in tho
l nili-d S t a l e s al the r e g ul a r r a l e s
\ 11 o r d e r s lur tied in at T h e Heral d
olTire must he nrroinpiinirtl hy I he eiiuh in payinimt
A r i ui lr al a n l will not lie permi t I ed In pool her vnlea in favor of a,nne
oilier r o n l e a l a n t . Notes run nol he I r a ns f el red f r o m one <ont r»tant In un-
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J. D. DAVISON
While fm ir of the eonti *t:int< a r e n , , I, and
eei k in the • iiupaign Mis;*. M irv K inlaw i' •teadily
nu te a-iiig her stmulirig -m;<1 i * Ii.iid • tn <li'ii ire . tie
of the litsi to u r pin, ea and upt -e .<n . of i lo
ot h , r w orkers AI i nm S u r a h * otw-.t and Mr*. M I
l ultersoli keep tin te a s i n g then list ein h dav and
a t e i MMileted dllllgetous CV III ps I itol s
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HK< ‘OKIIKIi
W y a tt Kolland
Ln r«t os
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TO K IO , Ja p a n , O ct. fl.— Increas
ed efficiency in th e broadcasting
o f w eather data to vestals in the
etis
Jap an in promised by
tis around
or
a new
n*w roeteorfogical broadcasting
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station installed by tho Tuklo. Ceti, tral O bservatory. The radius of
; the n q w ititih n will he 1,000 miles.
W ith M iss Nell Williams Leading
As. the lire! week of tin third perd d i f I fi •
llm a h i s <ii'iipnipti ,-nd,-d. M i , Nell William s t<
gaiiu-d the lead liy polling 132,>,'0 vote:: and ji.st
iniiimg-ng to pirn Mi*- Velum Shipp, wl„> voted
129,390 videMi ss V ersa Wood, <»> t and M-s Nami Fellows m e i h s , . behind ,n.|
m an y vut, s are
heillg peileil hy lit- e !• 'll* lull i '.inis Ihal |! I l..,l,l
to p te d l'l who will l,e a) the I•-j, tin ■ononit S ilia
day.
lumber deuluT--. $22 75
your lumber or building material dealer
a sample and prices.
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W ASH INGTON, Oct.
TO BROADCAST W EA TH ER
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\man built dirigible Z^'-H may take
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1Contestants Running Close]
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Lew A. Cnnollv. 208 Magnuba
A ve. real e'ltnte. $15.75
l-'n-ld Auto Tup Cn„ 315 W, 1st
i’tii-et. i,-tail merchant. $<>75,
.lotiri Adams, (iviedo, retail itu-i
i , limit, $ 4.75.
Mill lu m ber Co Sanfutd. I b,
le only by the United States Gypsum
ipany.
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$22.75.
and ceilings of Sheetrock are
/ay* fireproof, non-warping and permanent.
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AutM Sal,'a Corn. A c I. I! l!
C o. stall,in 3 weigliing run,-lime-,,
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Elm
$1 5 no
can apply Text one, The Sheetrock Decoand get the most beautiful effects, in
ic or modem ijtyles.
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HiMcllit.
National
J S t., wholeaul,* merchant. *11 50
. Allto Sale.i Corn., A (* L. It R
. station 2 vending machine,
can paper Sheetrock—paint it—panel it.
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N qw Bunffnlow on B rick Road, ju s t Outside City-Slim
T A C O M A ,!*W iah- Oct. fi— All '
its (located on large lo tf, p rice $2,500.
rocordp for drought were broken In
E » s y term s.
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western- » W ashington,
tho nrca l>e/s * A » ___ JLjlIAI
Oet. ii.— S. Glenn tweeb the Cascade mountains and j
'fh rc c larg e W arehouse L ots a t a .Real B argain.
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Ku Klux
Klan the_ Pacific ocean, in the w eath er' ; V *
E a sy term s.
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Votes
Alabama Now Davis s
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Fireproof
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m any months Inst S a tu rd a y , it wa«
Iearned today.
The raid was led
P I..
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S a y s
l-y C onstable R u b rrts of H errin .
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J E R U S A L E M . Oet. 4 , - Mo-sb-m
F,. G. Kinslei. Silver l ake. Wnte r C om pany, $5.99.
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S up rem e Council to,lav teb -T rah ’'Lee A. t'am d ey . 209 Magnolia N E W Y O R K . O ct. 5.— G ovornot
•>1 to all Moslem s t a t e i . and to nil
A v e . i ta l e s ta te ag e n t. * 1 5 .oil.
Brandon, of A la b a m a, arriv e d here Moslem re p re s e n ta t iv e orguniznW. L. L i e , 207
. 1 *1 S i i i- l, todav to beirin his Jo h n W . Davis tions, a sk in g them to send d e p m i e ;
t e ' s i l m erch a n t *5.00.
spenking to u r of the past. " A l a - to intervene in re v e r e n ce to Holy
s
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Connelly
110*1Mng.. D.
Ave
r e » r efi'S
s t a teen s.
not
5 011 I th<’
within tbo b o un d aries of
ra id e d im rticipntr.l in his y e a r ending Skpt. 1. T his reg io n f
nolia Ay0-, real e s ta te a g t. *1 6.0 0. j
country
first rn ,d *n " I H i n m s o n coiin'v fo r g co o rn lly is assbrihted with heav*'
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S. r.lenn Young Again
KiUrfLu, ‘onu'Vh,: He|Ps >n Liquor Raid
day
SanTpfd SpeciuRjV Co., S a n f o rd ,,
fji
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o ff on its trans-A tlantic flight to
the United S tates Thursday, the
navy department was informed ip?
day in an official cablegram . The 1
department ‘“ .not probable M fo r o j
Saturday it added.
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weather m ight causa a switch
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PEA SA N TS l.AN D O W N ERS
bringing over the A tlanta and i
BREM
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- - - 0--.— A . Gerhmn
, , Birmingham path,
investigate)! of Russia. Dr. Adolph
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c't.rif iinil t In* st itp ,1 Di»r roni iif ^ ^unpi1* foriwir
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FRO STPR O O F. OcL fl.-tFbllow l AW EHURST, N. J ., OfcL 0*--i»K a tight on shipmonta o f Green I pi„na f or tho star.- or tho Shenanfru it from Man tee county, Polk ,lonh TueBday on ilrJ p „ d fic flight
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county uuthorities turned their
a t I
be executed providing helium
tention to its own grow ers Batiir* j
dflV and .seized fout11 cars o f grape- j gu« overdue from T exas arrives
fru it ready for shipment from J today. The ship’s route i3 planned
there. A guard wait placed over 0Wr , ho Ccntrnl StaU!a but bad
CITY I4C K N B E S ISSU ED
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ati'niBy Taktj ZR-3 Likely to
Path Through South For U. S. This
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No i-nipliiye,- of The Sanford Herald, or member of Ins or her family
will he ullowed lo enter this campaign.
YOWELL-DREW CO.
K $1(1 WILL HE AWARDED
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Presentation of Complete Stock j j
in the New Autumn Mode
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This will lx* a gala day in our store; each department is
iglow with new Autumn merchandise - the best obtainable
wide in variety and in range of price, so all may be served
md pleased.
Many things have been arranged for your entertainnent, but best of all you will enjoy feasting your eyes on
fashions of the day in apparel for men, women and chil
dren, and the correct dress accessories. Lovely silk and
tv6olen fabrics, Furniture and house furnishings, victrolas
and Victor records.
New departments hav*1 been added, many changes have
been made in the endeavor to give you more efficient ser'ice.
Be our guests for the day and.shop to the music which
rill be stationed on ‘everyfloor,
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riod vvhit It will end al It-11 o'rluck Sulurtta-r nighl, will In- nwurik-J $1(1 a-, u
api-i ml pri/i-.
Ihi’ rivalrv lur Ihm prize n keen mid
roiilf-Mlmitia n rr not mil, working l,i wfur,- l u l n for I hi- grand pri(«*H lo Ihgiven nwny ul Ih. eii.l id Ihe rumpaign,
liul are pulling .1or I It every |w>-*nilile
effi-rl l„ get thin inoiier, on (hr wide.
To rount on Ihiw vpeeial p r i z e Miltt-rripllonr, muni hr lurnrd in nl The
l l r r u l d uf l i i y b e f o r e III oVIork Snlurd a, nighl. The Herald offire will close
p r o m p t l , al (hut linie.
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Subscriptions
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Ihe shrewd worker
white the sun ships'*.
will
make
hay
a-'iiitimi to The Dully 11« re. 1.1. $ 2 1 . 0 0 . . . . . . .
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20.000
M o n th , HuliAcriptloti to Tho Daily H erald , 3 .5 0 ......... ...
Yules •
G.U00 Votes J
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1 Thre# .Months aubkcripthin to The Daily Hcrnld, $1.75 .
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12.300 Votka
I FJv c-Y ear nubscription to The W itk ly Huruld, $ 10.00
5,000 Votea
I F o u r - Y e a r subscription to T ho Weekly Herald, $8 .0 0 .........
I Three-Y ear subscriptioif to The Wockly Herald, $ 1 -00........ _ 130 Vote*
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I Tw o-Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $2.00------- - ... $2« YoU #:
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I O ne-Year subscription to The W e ek ly . Herald, $4.00..
| Not Good UdIqsb ypted on or Before Get. 11
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1 One*Year xulmcription tu The Dally Herald, $7.00 — ___ -
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I T w o - Y e a r euhM-rtplion tn The Daily Huruld. $ 14 ,0 0 0
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It is easier to get votra now than it
will he n o t week or t h e w e e k s which
f-dlow
I h , v o t i n g schedule will he r a n - ^ f j
(imiully decreased.
It will, not he ini
I l-'oi.i f ear *uliMt i|.ti »... to The Daily Il-ra h l, $2*4.00
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ORLANDO, FLA
The fourth period of the campaign will
sec unolhrr big cut in the voting power
of atilisrriptinns.
After 10 o'clock on
Saturday night the schedule for the
fourth periisl will be in effect and not
on I, will -.inscriptions count for lena,
bill Ihe ballots whuh are published in
The Herald each d a, will bring runtewtunls tower votes.
I Five Year r-.iht. i-ipth.n to Tbr Dnil Herdlil. $35.00 .......... R3.000 Votea
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Another Cut In Votes
Third Period Voting Schedule
Good Only This Week
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“QPALITY DID IT.”
I he S a l e s m a n s h i p Campaign'.-,-pm- I- 1 play r,...r ■i g. A u g u st 29. and
will end at ten o' clink p. m. Nat m i l , , , , Noveinhut 11. 1* 21.
T h i s c a m p a i g n is to lie conducted on u f ai r, s
- re a n d im p a r tia l b a s i s
und Ihe pri zes will he awar de d to tin* c o n t e s t a n t . • - ring I he l a r g e s t h u m her of votea. Ill or de r that t he r e shal l he no ititei-• > in t he mi n d s uf a n ,
person re l at i ve to the f a i r n e s s of Ihe c a m p a i g n
' h e Herald ‘ -ill
led
t hr e e j ud ge s who will at the end of Ihe c a m p a i g n. .
ill Hit' v o t e s t h a t ha * «
been , nst and will a wa r d the pr i ze * lo the w inn
T h o s e c o n t e s t a n t s who tail l o bv,. up t o the t
of '!\r - a n p aig n » ill
lie subj ect to s us pens i on, t hereby f o r f e it i n g ull i . - •' > Ihvy t n a , h a v r hud.
Sol d f o r f e i t ed votes i nn not be :i|i;iltt-d to mi , o i l .
un di dnt e .
I h e derision of the C a m p a i g n .Malinger will h, I tal in all c o n t r o l r r s i e *
a ri s i n g bet wee n candi dat e *.
vote* in The San ord I {or* Id'a Sulrsm aiuhip Canipuigu for the fo l
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All votes I,, Ih- i-ounled to I lie credit of •niit.- -I nils in Ihi- campaign
should lie mailed lo The Sanford Herald or delivered p el .unally to the I ain
paign Manager ul Ihe Herald off lie.
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A nnniination bl ank, when prope rl y tilled mil with Ih,- n a me and adres« of the n i n l e s l n n l nomi nat ed, will give that p, rs,m so n mmn a l e d ten
housmid vote*.. Only one no mi na t i o n will be n e d i t e d to o n , one n, nlesl a n t .
Onl y mie prize will Ih- awar ded any one r o n f e - l n n l . T h e wi nner nf Ihe
flral will nol be eli gible f o r a n , ot her pri ze or r o m m U s i o n
ContcsIanlM who r e m a i n artiv-. in I he c a m p a i g n until the close mid who
fail to win one of I he pri zes will Ih- pmd a l omi ui hsi on of U-n per r e nt on the
nmounl they have s e r ur e d in auhaeri pl iuns
T h e Heral d wants no l o n l e a l *
mil lo work without rcinutirriil ion and will pu, nil I hose who tai l lo win
one of the val uabl e prizes n rum mission ,,f ten per . vul provided i he runl e s l nnl r e ma i ns acti ve until tlie end ul the c a m p a i g n
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TIIE iSANFORD/HERALD, TUESDAY; OCTOBER-fTV 1024.
ie Sanford Herald
Another Pipe Dream
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»V w .r'It7 « > r?i7 *ru rM ?M>p<
W e were in a restau ran t the other night and a fellow sitAir*?. «V i«T?wnd. K!"“p «*»«•/• ^ n g with his back our way, who probably didn’t know us
a«nford'. Florid*. und erlet of i nny way, was talking about The Sanford H erald. We didn’t try
“ ^ L ^ A 4*7* __:_____ . I, to listen but he was so dose we could have touched him anil
I t . I . ANU * l l UKA«.
. IMIfor and couldn't help hearing him Bay to his frien d :
M O W AttO JU1CUU
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■ “The H erald's (all rig h t. It gives ua plenty of newfl and
gives good service to its subscribers and it’s fa ir enough in its
itorittJg, but why idon’t thesp fellows (m eaning us), hire n
f T ra d e r? E v ery night th ere a re m istakes in it and some
tim es a line is" so blitted Up,'you can ’t make anything out of
it.
Poor ignorant fool! E ven a proof reader is m ortal and
ch a rv u
— 'c c tly tap ab lo of making m istakes. And wo a rc quite posfr
f o r At rt
his because, our friend in the re s ta u ra n t notWith^
, MBunt::
IO,r
standihg, we have one, a good one, too, and we have keen her
|
Th. A
■• la e
| » * l y ent
,‘U i . f o r t
make m istakes.'
llcaMon
I dlnna1
f.rw l.e
• r r .J Ilid 1
Of course Wo don’t mind a certain am ount of griping
1 mlan Mi*
tie d In tli
»«w* pub
•rttn. All rig
Newspapermen
g et so used to being cussed out th at they can ’t
»i>«<rui dlap*
, r .p u t illn il
.
slepp a t m ght unless somebody has raised Hell about Somef c * r .l n
_____________
And m o s t newspapermen nre good
f; T U E.3 D A T T OCTO BRR 7. 1924 thing . during the day.
sports and take it in g o o d part n m l w e n e v e r w o u l d h a v e s a i d
B I B L E T H O i n i l T ^ i o u T O D A Y a n y t h i n g about it i f t h e a b o v e i n c i d e n t h a d n ’ t s e t u s t o t h i n k
As Brisbane Sees It
FROST ON THE PUMPKIN AND 1
|DAN DOBBS SAl
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A Stingy "B lo c."
And tho earl y fish getTt^j
H ear J a c k Neylan.
Bast-hall ririhc*.
Thousands o f moths. rp€c^
on bat hing m i Uji, will
NOW USI e N . WOtMMA-
Afrirn to Itu1c7
^ O C I f c LUVA M U D J
B Y ARTHUR. B R ISB A N E
M'oprrlght 1»M)
G ive
'zz The
u n Ti i
j
D O N 'T
G a s Th is Time
Nfeu.
T a x- d o dg i ng and toii^j
keep u i all up In the air.
At
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SEN ATO R BROOKIIAUT, ot
lowii, attacking President Coolldgc,
sny», “I belong to tho farm bloc;
the President belongs to the Wall
Street blor.”
, I f that i* bo—which it is NOT—
the Wull Street bloc isn't very
liberul. It is well known that
until the death of President Hanttng gave him the President’s salary
Mr.
never in his life, hnd
J,r Goolidge,
1
»* ,mu,h us $.'>,(1011 ul one time.
That doesn't speak well for the
"Wul! Street nine's" generosity.
•
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• Tho ship of state might d0
t hing about tho state of shi|,,|
r,lt
(
Even an o p t i ^ T c a n ’,
fun lit miMiing n street car.
F o u r y ar ds o f short r t i j
'ook more interesting than y
yard o f bathing suit.
U :
-* — — G e r m a n y has built
if/-A v
I ship, b u t the list of killed m l
l j u r t d has not h e r : nntioi)t,(t| f c
Th e man w ho spend - hi t
maki ng face's nt the dwjj ,
gins to look like the dr ^j|
".JA f'K ," alias John Francis Ncy-
i n g t h a t m a y b e t h e r e w e r e soi r i" f o l k s in S a n f o r d w h o h a d
Inn, of San Francisco, able nml
r.Inny an nppla-grnwrr Is 1, j,
P R A IS E T IIE GOOD GOD:— g o t t e n t h e i d e a t h a t g e t t i n g o u t a d a i l y n e w s p a p e r w a s s o m e ’""/.iJhV.V. a’fi
forward
to a pleasant winim]
l ^ ' S f a k c n joyful noire unto the Imrd. t h i n g l i k e r u l i n g a g r a v y t r a i n a n d t h a t all y o u b a i l t o d o w a s
......... ........................................
cause hi.s cider is working f,„ j
i r visiting Washington snys lliat
T n l e r Into his gate* with thnnks.ivlng.
Tor the Lord is good. t o t u r n o n t h e j u i c e a n d ( h e p r e s s d i d al l I h e w o r k .
in \!i Stone, President f'ooliilge
On the first of llie ninnth l
taUm 1 0 0 :1 , 4 , 5.
N o w , l e s t a n y o f T h e H e r a l d ’s r e a d e r s t h i n k s t h i s is s o I,as picked the best At torney (!t*n*ho bills conic in, it is very h^J
w e w a n t t o r e l i e v e t h e m o f t h e e r r o n e o u s n o t i o n a t o n c e . era!, the aides!, most fearless num
laugh nt your own exper t
■ M YSELF
F o r t h e i r i n f o r m a t i o n a l o n e w e w a n t t o s a y t h a t e v e r y l o and lawyer that has neld the ..oh
.
a .
During
t!;e hunt ini? |
I huve to live with m yself, nml no c a l s t o r y w h i c h a p p e a r s in T h e H e r a l d is r e a d f o u r t i m e s
it iiniriy a year.
’ alvuji are warned not t » kh]
I w a n t to be i i l fur m yrclf In b e f o r e t h e y s e e i t :
F i r s t , b y t h e r e p o r t e r w h o w r o t e il :
It i- well known that c> rtuin ras.
deer.
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s e c o n d , b y l l i e c i t y e d i t o r ; t h i r d b y t h e l i n o t y p e o p e r a t o r , cals, including those tliat iM.ljs.
i n t to be able an day* go by
Now is the time f"r thj9
rays.U) look niy-elf straight in w h o s e t s t h e t y p e ; a n d f o u r t h , b y t h e p r o o f r e a d e r . S o m e trouisly roldied llie Government in I
che tnut nbmit th*' ear- / biiij"
n e w s p a p e r s a d d t w o m o r e t o t h a t s t r i n g : t h e c o p y r e n d e r , tin name of patriot,on during t he.
t h e aye.
early bird find early rh -tnot2
1 d o n 't want to stand with (lie *et • w h o r e v i s e s t h e a r t i c l e b e f o r e it g o e s t o t h e m a c h i n e : a n d
war and others that ndilo.l own- [
ting the worm.
_ c * ting nun
a secon d p r o o f render. T h a t tends l a r g e ly to insure fu r t h e r
1 ei s of Geriimn propelty after t he'
| . And liate m yself fur the lltintr•< I've
against m istakes.
T h e H e r a l d w i l l d o t h i s , too, w h e n e v e r
™ “ “ , done.
. war. shiver perceptibly when ' h e y (
t h e m e r c h a n t s o f t h e e i t v m a k e k n o w n t h e i r d e s i r e lo r it.
! hear the to
of Attorn*.v <Jeiier
Want <to go out with my hrud
It is a n i n t e r e s t i n g f a c t , h o w e v e r , t h a t e v e n in t h e b i g ul Stone
HR
erect;
papers, w h ere tw o or three proof readers go over e v e ry article
I w a n t to deserve nit men’* respect.
o
E\< ITEM ENT. t|uii <■ u n i o n ' ,
fxHM R a n ja r e a t
B u t h e re In the struggle fur fume b e f o r e il a p p e a r s , l i t t l e m i s t a k e s o f o n e s o r t o r a n o t h e r cont
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T w a n t to be n!»lu to like myself.
T i m c s - U n i o n o r t h e N e w Y o r k H e r . i l d T r i b u n e w i t h o u t n o t i n g ball.
\ -•.pmi earned <.n p i n e *
li
^( I d o n 't waht to look at myself nml
inadvertently som e typographical error.
' -i«nall.v f<>» tin* making <>r or.eit
K
know
It m i g h t a l s o In* i n t e r e s t i n g f o r o u r r e n t i e r s , b o t h o f . ' * .
>, , s'• naturally tool m
T h a t I'm blunter nml bluff umt
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n
gST' e m p ty allow.
t h e m , t o k n o w t h a t r a t h e r f r e q u e n t l y t h e e d i t o r i a l p a g e o f | , v i , »bly
That i- inu> of
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T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a b o u t w h i c h w e a r e a l i t t l e bit f u s s y ba-ulmll. hot;*' iacme all "-porta"
I n e v e r can hide m yself from me.
not love
I.
.if Pit
s t . i , i . " f i : s h u :g i n d e p e n d e n t
ari d e o i i H i d e r a l d y p e e v e d w l i e u w e find m i s t a k e s in it at s i x m w bich profit
I see w h a t others rimy never see.
11
I k n o w w h a t others may never o ’c l o c k in t h e e v e n i n g , i s r e a d a n d r e - r e a d , c o r r e c t e d a n d re- ram*', i- tin* incentive
A- to the second argument >,f
I h*,-« who, foi icie on- not unite
5vJ •know.
c o r r e c t e d a s o f t e n a s s i x o r s e v e n t i m e s b e f o r e w e c a n let it
’I *-• interesting tiling I ru.l a
■
I n ev er can fool m yself— and so,
, . I n i p t lull In ba-.'uatl, inti d e a r nod iirv, * fulh explained, arc th* opposition, Florida would lost
g o to p r e s s a n d (lie c h a n c e s a r e p r e t t y g oo d that e v e n a f t e r
y
i
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t*> i« Him ;* r tif filuii. If v*m» |*S in %. **|
^ ♦ W h a t e v e r happens, 1 want to be
im
Mxcnue
b\
liie
adaption
of
Mr
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M* \ nr ' \11r ft - >. .itni ,* i-i-ruun mm |«hiH In
• uim I
a t o n e * ' f a c t timt milboii * i.f ii gi l al i ng iignm, I I he in pi ova! bv
a l l t h a t , i f y o u l o o k h a r d e n o u g h y o u w i ll find a m i s t a k e in
•. Self-respectin g nml conscience free.
i . i . i - it w it I -< 44ft I.. 44ii i lif
rua»l u* |»r»m|H'in>
[
the pei.pl.' ai ' be polls m Ni.vi'ind propose! amendment for Fbiridn
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i tit, *.mr pi i j x . ui i nI-*»nif i h • ( *i*4 ii «»• yv1$:i( iMi*sY«*r 1n Yn4* I
.amendment lorever nrohibilmg in d,,*1.* not contemplate the n»'Cc*-ity 8
■" S o m e tim e s it appears that the t o a n d w e h o p e w e h a v e n ’ t m a d e a n y b o d y m a d . but w e j u s t
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Men who conn ^
A ( i E R M A N Mi’icntist
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pfoi ItIn tli
the a - *-« -sltlelil and cotter of Mich taxation.
M, u I t . Ml u v\ i l l K m It*- yy i . r t t i i n t* ii n ' n r « ?
A mU t h i * I
k e f to a h ia n ’n heart is a skeleton. w a n t e d t o b r i n g o u t t h e f a c t t h a t all is not g o l d t l i a t g l i t t e r s ,
m | i h x i|in *11>.11 Mini IHIM* I l .t IrtVl *illl>
Will |( I*« 1*1*1
here to esc a pc slate-imposed in
African f'lmliii.'iil tride t h e 1 tbin of -tut. imposeit nn om,
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j Mini •i*' MittliiK «»n ih* •W*-l
t h a t t h e e a s i e s t t h i n g in t h e w o r l d t o d o is t h e t h i n g y o u k n o w
conic and inheritance tax - will p
earth, v hcii llmkl y |>.>|>nIn1*•■ I by inlo tilanti tav. -, pn -eio tt.n
T h e pflco of gasoline is getting
I, - u ,•* niiitk (Hi t'th**t f»•I!tiiv ill* mu* w!i*iplatiii«'*l ••^n|
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lies i goon o’ t o low t h a t the first thing you
I,mb! homes nod mak** invc*lim*nl8
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In l>li»II wTlIt
A s lon g as n e w s p a p e r s a re run by men w o r k in g
. know J t won’t be fnshionuiilr to p l i c a b l e .
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rldo a n y more.
on m a c h i n e s , m i s t a k e s wi l l be m a d e a n d i f v o n t h i n k it iIII .
dous revenues under the m t -ent ■
F o e * i r l.t
,,f ibi> pop,dntion Wt be a d i , 11iM'il a ■* a i el ugc
ft
i .n, hh .i ii \ «>«|s t*» s iirn'*’.*111 n» Vli Im Imiik 1b I*
a n y c i n c h t o k e e p t h e m o u t . t r v it sortu t i m e a n d g o b r o k e .
forms of taxation, in* tudmg ie.il ^
rti b 1a . do.lgei n & L '
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T h o Prince oT Wales is planning
estate. 11\ «• stock, liev-olinl assets, M^
So* .mil, t ba * l b i nla tit i«i
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l
i i i4 i l l li I m I i » b; i « l M .*11 h i t »*r
ami \ ,a wl mh now to,I,I , <ghty
to atop again in this country on hi a
auti'mobile licen-rs, gmsolme 'i*'d
inn,
i d at ><>o,i I nt nt*> ( me.
to England. They have I
a : i o i c ot oilier xolllii’s
lto nine
w a y back
1
p* I l • Hi of t lie ,.||| I b’ * pop'll.it loti i e • • a i, . b i o , ,1 It om ie, .,me
jvored a horse on Long Island
dltcov
luxes p* milt/*' thrift
and ,*rit* *
mh i 11 to , ,, - a i mu m •11.1. i
wiil I- i t heir gi Ip
T h e H e r a l d T a k e s m m h p l e a s u r e in p a s s i n g on
p i l e and tb<‘ e-tiibll-bme t of
, t h a t ho Jinsn'l ridden yet
eoi.dn, I l b ,
1al> g o c I e 111, 111 p r o p s.oill. \ merit II. tilde to *i I • ril
j m o t h e r s o f S a n f o r d e b i l d n d a “ e r e e i l " a d o p t e d b\ n
etlv and in.,' ul, ewbitle. lor -I#*,!' l ar ge pavroil , arid fui 'iish an in
J* pot lent o i . U i c
"1 the
(.•nt ive lor tlw* mu,r with mousy to
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At tr^fnty aim* a man i» certain ( .'D’ottitA M o t J l O j s ( d l l b.
i mplovor- .
-alt it all dowrt m tax «*xempt sc
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i .ir tie- in I* ad *,( making inve-t
oppokUe box ; al f i ft y lie is jo t
Po-.iM-.
and perhaps not \ rovt-t* ib< tiaiettiat m* ,,t,,** at .1 it.
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tin nt- m >! y , l"pi>,i'iii and bu-iness
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om* t h a t e v e r y i n d i v i d u a l m o t h e r w o u l d l i k e t o a d o p t a s h er unirH L« tiblc In take o n •• t■ C | i.*o - O r b l i u - o w dl b e I e 111 l , e<I nielli and lim.lv
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hotel nnd two or th ree lug a p a rt o f m i n d a n d s ou l .
utul 1 1 i»ni*mi'
Mu' -lime tune fa!
Urn* <f b . » I lV g o m i n i i i ' " i ' A i n .,t n. r w o r d s , l.t un-otmd
m«nt bou*e» down on the lake
took all ol r ! *•III.
It is l i k e t h i s :
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It till’
fro n t It wOll*t make any tliffcm ice
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■ m e a n proposition to aubinjt to n
likely that it would be -u:*tntried,
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l.t: ion vs hi. h hii
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-in Ii a, l oti
T h e »6 ccess Ooolldge is having i t u n * c h a r a c t e r .
i Ii If h U4t k« l 1*11 Sfiuh IR » Sam but t'V llu .................inly and < , rigi e-- * I o.iId t a 1
and
the
coiiit-hould
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1th thl> st r aw vote would almost
“ 1 b e l i e v e in p l a y a s l l i e c h i l d ’ s n o r m a l e f l o r t t< mule]
< !■ fIt fill MlDHf 1 «.f l lnilth,
*‘ii> . muni! noi l! V I lie -aoie i- Milt* of
Florida
still
would
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lead anyone to believe I lint be was
H« nt *, llih<*ritaia e* to -mil an extiiil III
ki.'Mpif
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stand h im self th rou gh free self-expression,
b r o u g h t tup with a broom in In*
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fl i n si ki"MiiLr Thx»t‘ - some m . i o n i c - that the h**i,-. alt i pi e- ti ge of keeping clean it* mvn ■! -tyy
“ I b e l i e v e , t o o , in w o r k s u i t a b l e t o t l u l d h o o d , at id t bat t b*1
p, ellll-e
■ f .111 lie-- and ee ilKUilli
gMnda. ,
linn! 4 11 1L isp |jiii*< YY lit* hi,i l l i l l all taxi*- and at t a i n, *V>’ tee*, court
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j o y in d o i n g sticlt w o r k s h o u l d c o m e t o I In* c h i l d tat g e l y t n u n il 114 1 a ^ n at lira I. m m aniMiik’ tin ,0-1- mi l the like ha\e been paid, justice 01, 1
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A --------- ° -------would be mopeily wmiilid a g i K -t
1 President Ilildii'ii of Princeton t h e d o i n g o f it w e l l .
| c o : ac.l- kit,-mg each oilier <>n toe li n e little left at then ml.cr.lance.
th*' <lay that * i ngle-- r.hell 1 I -ee
Itjlvorsfyy has little um< for prom
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Topic
generally
ie*eni
tin*
filing
" I b e l i e v e in f r e e d o m , b u t not m l i c e n s e 1 b e l i e v e ill w i s e - him, •uui l h. e e times on each cheek
breakers, even if they are cum
of ii i i t ni n. i \ en if tin tax they the c (tot of It- Way I'b u I ol. who,
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kl- the band- *.f bid., -, ]*ent» or nothing at all
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ipubtlcfn, is goi ng to vole for
scli.-iIde 1 11 v 1,'form, and by g o i n g + -x
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a n d a p p l i e a t i o n . 1 b e l i e v e in p r o m p t , c l t e e r l u l i ib e d ie i i ce , s e l f -1 y ou notice, ,,n tb,
-tape, that il Is published licit it cO-t* th.'
p
a bug* mn|oritv for llie am* ul + «
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Statenunc
than
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control and se lf-fo rgetfu ln ess.
' among foreign, i.- Ki— mg i- the
a. a.
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parluM.
Your ful»r
tlu* irn otnt tax to , ollei , it that merit thi- full will win loi it ••11
indicate
records
, R e g k irn‘a t io n
“ 1 h el iex e in i n s p i r i n g I lie c h i l d t o c l , o tse t h e g o o d , 1 h e I filing industry
free
page
one
national
.idyciM-mg
v
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indignnt
lari
xxell-.
fm
I
he
people
I h c t e ate g e r m - on hands, - a y t h a t m ure
in amount - tmpie -ilde to <'-lnnati
ttfg *limn ton million women t r u e a n d t h e b e a u t i f u l , ui ul t o c o n t r i b u t e t o t h e h a p p i n e s s o f
s f h t ' i n e is i a s l t f i i i l v n i r r i* <! nu t.
the Health 1 ntllli I-sioncl Why lap 1 realize it i- not lilelx that the and of a ipiulii v that 1- uapui-haVOtinn the com ing pi eiddctitial
i
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would
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l o n lf ' Ami Jrthn Duvis i- the [ o t h e r s b y w o r d a n d d e e d a n d g i f t .
, ot led their till nine am! mb' Ml aide
" I b e l i e v e t h a t in a l l t h e s e t h i n g s niv e x a m p l e c o u n t s f o r
lo ck in g ca n d id ate .
This is a strung 'tatermril of , .
l i l t s t.AVV will liollni Iio-.-oius afire tux* ; with any fewer emploV
• M -— -- om«»re t h a n m y p r e c e p t .
e**s anti high -ataiied ex pei i- pro Mil 1 a-e and Worthy the eaieful
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In O <f(ntcMt up in Wisconsin tin*
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" I b e l i e v e in c u l t i v a t i n g t h e i n t e l l e c t , a n d t h e w i ll , bu t I bidding long l uaiil- When IV'Oi piiitionntelv tli.m 11n fe 1" al g*<y inn-id latioti of i i mv
♦ ♦
ot her d ay to determine the most
dr
b e l i e v e , too, ui s o u l c u l t l ire, a n d t hut o ut o f t h i s c u l t i v a t i o n l-.-Ued a tub 11 was obeyed, tb" i m i n e r t
S a n .1 tin 11 H u l f l ItuildiiiK- 2 0 F a s t F i n e St.
popular girl in the state, the choice
♦ +
being death
4 . 1,1 Itu•v+
wont to'JIrH . Mury l.ulu Leo. aged c o n i e s t h e m o r e a b u n d a n t l i f e, b r i n g i n g f o r t h t h e f r u i t s o f t h e penalty
+t
y.nlrft. Who said this was the S p i r i t , k i n d n e s s , g e n t l e n e s s , j o y , p e a c e , t r u t h , h o p e , f a i t h , l"Ve slntis, bowel c r , k>*pt 1 licit t>ei*rd-l
Tt f l i q t h o n e 1 I E l i ---------- *—
— T e l e p h o n e 071
uflei Ma y xn !*• mi i . and had llieni
a g e o t (He flapper?
a n d r e v e r e n c e f o r ( h i d , r e s p e c t f o r u g e , c o n s i d e r a t i o n f o r cut h . il in tin ii
i offins tliat lliey
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— i— - a - — ----o t h e r a n d t h o u g h t f u l n e s s f o r al l o f H o d ' s l o v e l y c r e a t u r e s
NEW A t i l t h NF. KAl . it T l t l i H NF.
nlight look t **-|»i'Ctut,lc wlieii I hey
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t
V T h era k re no Ringville Bugles in
P lorld *4« Th ey arc all live, up to
" } b e l i e v e t h a t t h e c a l l i n g o f m o t h e r h o o d is t h e h ol i es t met ibc ungel Gabriel.
lo tv. The Herald Tl t nine
nayapaper*, and every mu* a n d s h o u l d b e t h e h a p p i e s t o f all e a r t h s t a s k s .
IN S K M l ’T O WN , N .1 . a ",im< ' Football lias 1 mu,' a lur,g » :n tog I
CI■ k IIIg t *, ov 1 rcome this barrier
columns of boost urtic
" I b e l i e v e t h a t t h e C h r i s t , w h o w a s H i m s e l f a c h i l d h o r n t Lint" town, one -teel mill **m 1 - nn e l ile ilu> yi lien it ** a - I la j 1 1
column o f adverti si ng (lf u b u r n u n m o t h e r , is t h e o n e n e v e r - f a i l i n g s o u r c e o f h e l p f o r ploy- pi a i t li al ly all t he popula yule property of the "Bi g I luce." by p: .nt,1.,: 10 it— spoil
-port new
news c. l* J
lvtxbfr—Tiinca-U nion.
Mon. amounting 1** IhJI. At the at most Hu* "Bi g Four
p e r p l e x e t i , i li r u 'o un t ge i l n r w e a n e d m n l i i e r s .
Four," of the UMl11* -ectloiiuj Mii vey* *>f tin* | l
I * --------------- - O '
reipn t of tile -teel noil the "Tom*
Junes, of Yule, will write;
i ‘i nbatdy the gume
" S i i u t * tn t h i s w o r k , F a t h e r , T h o u h a s t c a l l e d m e , h e l p m e t o n n e Gn-pel Orgam/utmii'' e f t Ku3tern -cuboui ,1
Th® U tle Kiri down tin Street
,.f llatvaid . Yale and of the Flust . Rie kne, of N o i r e .
pi
exlige
Suh alum
Ar my |', jnceton in the sport wi,l a i way - I tunic, it till- Middle W e t and {
wan U J* g e n e r a ll y known th at t o g i v e t o it all T h o u h a s t r i v e n m e o f i n s i g h t a m i w i s d o m a n d ttie l'luinfield
b Animal*'' hm* nothing j s t r e O R i b an d love a m i p e rille iie s s a n d p a t i e m e a n d l o r g e l f u l - v ent oy t*r to convert
♦ Opr
'Dm
-mpci -. Iioki* on. but ccrlu.nly tin* team* .South and Winner, of Slunfurd, of j
Mi** n e a s . '
It iornert»-l
sixteen tile filst of thp Niur Fiu-l. of the South, the Fur Wc»t
oo*t or
th Holtilywuor
to du
for
S
e
d a te
irii-eting, riinet) the second m e f . ot Mia Middle unil Fur West have
Scnool
elect
Speitwo
Tin inlet-ecUonal gam e- this sea J
ing. Unity eight the thliil, aidl won tt place of equal permanence xon >houlil lie u furllict* step toJcb .
Y oouun c
then the coitvi rt.s rm iyerted tin- <o thi) eye* of national followers ot wnid tnnding football into somej fifteen remaining ttn co m cried .
In tlmtr re-pectivt* convention*
the g*m e.
thing tike t .**■ national unit ex
TAMi'A TRIBUNE
T h a t 'h grat if yi ng to
tdl
conIhfJ Dcmr KTBt* w ere divided fo r « 1
To >nvisage football nalionally c m p '.’ ed by big leagn • ha-ubal!. f
( j rei ned, including the -teel mill 1 !ia-i alway s been difficult. The « n'.u -tlv the *iay l- past when the |
ttpia while the R epu b lican are
worrying
a
lc
u
t
Ar t hur Hrinbune, in til* column 1 Arthur Un-bane, if tie had con I When you
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th
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atNupliy t o r Coolidgo 'o n the
,
, „
. .lyortbuc* of the
,a t “ dialances which separate ter colli giate Rugby cun he crib- I
t.
Now the D e m o cra t* in today* Tribune, m y * that the tented hi.mu If wi th enjoying hm your soul you <bm t w-..iry so inucli
lr « t
about
hol
t
wage*,
or
long
hours.
iliimd ami
and cconfined in n sin
united behind Duvi* and newspaper gume l* a "good one to
k „ |K. t hr « , Kl, life a . *.
' se i.io h al championa have tea let ed 1 bed. .abided
n poor one to stuv
stnv ;
|
, /
li c a n s a r e split h 'l° three • tart in but 11
to prfvo^i a genera! view «.f the glc tiiiiturtul «Kviision of the U ni
.....
n
1
would
lie
W met t-1) one
T H E I MM It !{A I ION authon
in. He add* that the older u new*, cup.tir'ial,
M rrtni' j[actions.
y*uaot1. Tbi* year, it ta into re*: ■ ted States.
pa pet rnun growa the le»* he find* ' of million* of that clu»s 1 wetily i*k decide that there l*'n o PimJ-ui
men, be c on- million |>* ople vvi uld not lie reading ior ccpocthiC the pu re lighle" Kiri
Crlcan LeiftAn i* not in it. Newspaper
r
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.T h o
Ij i Kollette. Recently * meaty, uru like girl* In the " F o i * hi., daily retpurks and comment n po. The *auu* un Omnium iiad pru*
lendly
and
long
*orv
Few*
people
would
cure
what
he
viou.ily
sent
on
lo
r
way
out
of
t
h
e
1
Jve commander- of two lies"-— experience am
t h e n e w s p a p e r s a r k d o in g it
CHECKING Account, of course. Then
i thought or snob But Mr Brisbane country
the elmrmlng,
dr*<bin? * **
be LeRion in Meridan. ive don t help them.
D
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T
O
N
A
J
O
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N
A
L
h
ave a separate Interest Account In
Mr Bl'inbniic i* a bit grulichy inichnup a mote useful life. He went young woman that arrived ill the
forci bly removed from the
Untied
S
ta
le
s
u*i
En
p<>’*
*lnp.
This
thi*
icfercnce.
He
ha*
found
t
he,
into
the
m
w*puper
game
u:i,l
he
which
I make small weekly deposits. It
o f un automobile on Atiteriof Florida outside worbl tliat it. ,*ure to atin terestin g ip osti. o m phyai'iolmey
. ^ r.cw3puper»
____ _
To the
flajf which hnd ben drom-d he s spa pel buaihea* u gmnl onn Ui wojkrxi h..iil at 11, tie wtu sod I11111*is the easiest way I know to save money.'*
b y L o FuUolto followvl r. No, stnrt in and to *tuy in. He will not I t>elf ti|> t hi* preseat high no.-i and niorul a n . , - "How c a n a’ htdy, i ' . . p UWell aecretary of the Iratl fuv<*ral>le altiulion. llu-incs*
■ S U n V U a n W l l i i ia Rul friend* assert that be find* lc** in It the | Mon, becau-e he liked w ot. nn J all by hersalf. without any c o f l n b - 1 ' / A
“
c h a m b e r of C o m m e rce, utUact attiution and the amount
Interest Accounts can be opened for
^
__ ,
La Fol icUc
Why should it I older lie grows , or that he like* a | be continue* t>, work, although far u tory delinquency on the p a r t of fcataBot*1 wn ^
of
uuxtnea*
in
a
city
i»
indicated
fo
r
the
phenomina!
deposits of one dollar or more. ( —
B f c y ygf*
*
4
"Kellie*'' g il l, not benefRed-bV e t - beyond thu m : c i * i t y for it. ||u 1* he gen tlem a n , deserve to be de give* Ctfdit
"BbOfyl 2
.
1 perien
* ce o r 1long a e rv ic c /.
1 (L
ltd iif
II ported ? ”
soii f.ii
fond
of (Kit
the (rntiiat
g a m e lin.i
thut I,..
be >>
will
j g r o wt h, o f tho *tute. lie tell* of by the amount of advertising in its
BY/
huve dono
dona papers.
Mr. B risb a n e, o f - r o u t m , i* not ’ not quit it and spend thu rest of
n JJ r ea t French horse
xiL-vir-rx
T ~r
! w h at tho n ew ip n p ers huve
Day tona is lacking a g re a t deal
[hi* d a y s in well-earned repo-u.
Strength
-Service
Progress
M E X I C O and Ja p a n a f t e r nix
.
t a„
[went down tu hi* aucond dependent upon newapajtcf w nr.,
a n t h .’ negotiations
rpirotlltinn* are about
atw.Ut 'tto
o I fo r t h a t c i t y , c o n v e itin g it into the in gtc.ing i u newspapers the ud"f a, The T ribune think* Mr. BrW- months’
H
a
.
i
i
«
w
ealth
y
m
a
n
,
ntadti
x
j
n * a the other day
it
t re at y is ! fa , * t ^ruwifR* city* ‘ hey claim, yc. iislng support they deserve and
yirxi . by
by iin
nneni
ance
o ut
m bu'pely
1*1 - - 7
tano bad a iiioinef.t of pe*-imism, si rn a ngw treaty, Tho
tto ir
h eritan
ce b
I d him by a bead Xirxt
^hicli
would
reflect
g
r
e
a
t
e
s
t
cred.t
r
be
country;.
ometlnng.
when
wid
l
o
NSJVjdo
f
ur
:
extons)
Ja p wi re and fffrttlrtiHc1' * " ' or mdigc»tuin, or aomething.
rrc Wer tbdt ner , through
he no 4VJd‘a r v r ie a mirror bT tlie upon (lie city, but y ?* r by
the
t.
BwtA ^ 9
wrote that th f nt
nt*
uwn«iV rtinnrked:
be- v e ' t t n ccut*.
in which Ik i. published. If neWBpajittrj are bei ng bettof o q i
t
&
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( ID S icafb him hi* T
my '(rbnRi<»hould
............................... I B M
t er Bwpportfd n i l a i ■ rfaul t
t hat ifiilliiiNcttt on
it i* j)ljt, npwiqwpef
race.1
to prerent lo the world
inent
l
at
tr
.
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f
,
it
*
made
him
fa
mou*
and
w S i i t i l l i not I
•active picture of D a y - ,
Mexicans will do (he
[S*rt
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-not h i i nv j nf y
Ii
ve been dune but I
ouu.
Uii* Halifax: Country'. y • t i
city.
the u n t y i n g . , , ,
tMWi
“ tiY;
liL
rw
Huy a
CLARK JEWGLJ
Ball Hardware* Co.1
A NSWKRINC; TIIE OPPOSITION
i now MUCH WILL YOU RE
:
WORTH IN TEN YEARS?
i m
A Creed For Kverv Mother
F IR S ! NATIONAL BANS
P otter 5
“Orlando Maid
it
C A N D I E S
tt
FooTKALL A NATlnNAL SHORT
Candies Made Fresh Daily
n
J
MI keep two
accounts with my
bank”
INCONSISTENT
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M THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY} OCTOBER 17, 1921.
Ice 148,
Plione:
PERSONALS
pa g e
'titu will slop o v e r inlo n e x t cm*
«n«" ....
.11
a_1
ti e * " Hsiltho old Indy once told
me. It would t a k e sev eral p a g e s 6 f
T he Daily Herald to even a t t e m p t
to describe Miami o r Palm Bench
o r Wert Palm Bench or the lowot
east coast o f F lo rid a and while the
w riter does not live th ere it g i c c i
us pride to know t h a t those good
folks down th e re nre doing big
things.
Res. 4 2 5
Holly’s Travelogues
m r
VALENTRE—A BRIDGE THAT SPANS
THE CENTURIES
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red,
I t gives you n thrill to note the
many changes ta k in g place all over
this state every y e a r and it elves
M iss F r a n c e s E lw e s, o f J a c k - .
8 . G. P o rter, is spending the da
Uy H. J . Holly
,
sonville, is th e g u e s t o f h er cou s- ( in Pnlntka in the in terest of th
in, M rs. E . C. H a r p e r , f o r the Sanford Development Company
week.
>4*»v.w:| ' W Jf ( j
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d
H
il?*
• Ayqock
returns
Jay.
!
-i.
M r. and M rs. H i-n r* (lM c U i ] l i n , I
trotn Aafttvlile.
N. C,
1M r s . " E . S.
R.
.she- sp eik
a
delightfu o v e r nrid see Florida a g a in . Qn&
t- \\h>. m ■I L: Jbnesi left this m o rn frtr f o r , p o r t nl ," l t h * vn cttloh \trUh friends.
can see Florida every duy and W e did not h ave ti no !.» look lip ,
Myora
tb
spend
#everirtM
«jk,
f
‘
!
----------have new thrills since our g r e a t Chnrii* L effle r and o th e r Sanford ,
W esley; M. E.
------M'"«s L ena M. S to ry , of Jack so n
s ta t e is growing so rapidly th a t it' J riends hut inquired about them all i
ml found them In the v an g u ard of J
Miss Ifew itt, ' f o r m i r i j i i re p re - ' ‘die. was a businoss visitoi in San
tends*.
ch anges over night. H aving busicvibiis
and doing th eir sh a re in .
senting
,tho
U
uU
crick
Com
pany,
a»rd
Monday,
the
gu
est
of
thi
tho
ness
down
the
eai.t
r
o
a
s
t
an
d
also
p i g C ircle; All-day
build r.g Miami.
I f M rs. J o h n A b ra - but no\V in Orlando with tlie T o t j ' Va|d M Hotel.
w an ting tft' show Holland Dean of
Shop, spent T uesd ay m o r n in g In ;
n
— ----l The Sanford Herald some o f th e ^ ‘ E a rly Sunday m orning v.e tu r n
c i--’r
h . It.
R. Murrell of Eustis
Kindis is in thi
K.
the ' High Lig h ts of the P re ss G an g we |ed the |urn of out good skip R-iick
kpartment of W o- Sanford a m o n g business friends.
•ill* Irulnu nnv’.o ,.
I..t .|ub H ouse; 3 : 3 0 p.
i S n d i ^ nVMr!i
I
H W. ’sdliy"moVning I n ! *V. '/ Wil" 1. “ "!> l"vk.ng up H a r ry
T. A. B lake s|>ent the week-end ffriends.
Mr. mM^rre|,|iH
TH E PO N T VALEN TRE AT CAIIOnS, FRAN CE
*
Palm
Bench
drove
Sanf ,r I br H ‘
W;,-|J I l^'lbind-s new Uuick sp ort m o d e l ! J*' ,w 11,
in
E
u
stis
the
g
u
e
st
of
his
family,
known
in
-Sanford having resided with H arry Brown of the Lakeland I lUone of f i e wot at sto rm >
Iraday
—
------------------- , " , ' ' . " " u l 0 | the ea on with the ibMoii' * m l
Built in 130B—A perfect example o f a medieval fortified bridge
iul; honorcc Mrs. Mr. B lake has recen tly opened a here a num ber years.
M u r T eleg ram acting us o u trid e r ' ,th
v..............
.
- i „ ,j,, doing their
e liewly .plowed
»e of Mrs. G. W. p o itr a it studio in this city and will t
mi
the
monkey
seat
th
a
t
opens
up
j
Jo h n
Huddleston, of Jd ckson
make S a nfo rd his future home.
By E d w a r d V . L k c o u r
in.
in the re ar end of the sp ort model I shuie in making 1if.e niiserulde fnt
svelt A uxiliary U.
• •ipr-n
1
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"
.
'
’“
I1"
1
becau.-eVnu’
a
r
n
'
a
’
gomi
,,H'n
Mr. and Mrs. I. I). Martin und
In all lire world tbrro it not a to the roadway; or by Jetting the in- ilubhing an av on long-iitfTexmg; can*
|
I Church, J p. m.
and pulling thioiigh more murk
sport
if
you
t
i
e
r
try
tak
in
g
such
briitge like the Pout Val mtr c at xj.Trn crowd onto the bridge and xajrs from ai many |>oint* ol van*
.
lartm en t o f Wo- Andrew C a r r o w a y returned F r i d a y the bome of Mr. and Mrs. J . It. a trip ill this seat on the re a r opt I ! slid mud to re a ch the d ear old
dropping
the
gate*
behind
them,
the
t.igc,
trxing
to
"get'’
the
cathedral,
'/ W
t'aliorx
in
the
xouih
of
l-’rancc.
meet a t the club- from B rid geton und P o rtla n d , Me , W illiams on Park Avenue.
<
oil,
eiivv
railway
to
ag
a
in
tal
e
We sta rte d via Kissim mee where |
Itcsicgrr* could Ic nicety trapped into the king * palace, the pope’* lower or
ly afternoon, Oct. and o th e r points of in terest, where
mu m r over the billowy prairie-,
I
t
a
r
i
y
wus
picked
up
and
p
a
c
k
e
d
1
lt
ix
both
aniuiing
and
amaiiiig.
they spent a p leasan t su m m er.
Mr. und, Mrs. L. D. Chittenden
three jcpar.itr mob* milling around any one of tbr many "logi*” scattered
• .VS
to ill'. ,,,I.ll> I where we • -la1.1 pr«>A'liusing liccausc il xxai built to k ep in March of quick exit xxliilp ihr ilc- als-ut ill? narrow*, winding streets.'
ami g u est, Miss Louise llirsch , re aw ay in the llltie seat with excel
End ay
KisNinunee and
th. m •*
sior to keep him fiom bouncing '
,
turned .Saturday liotti a delightful
liisp atu rt
out,
u lixli
tioxvadays fender* picked them off at lei*urc There arc sculptured window* and
Leonard II. S tein b e rg , o f At
Hid, home of Mrs.
around too much. We c e . l a i k . s i
•ccms a ipiicr notion o l a bridge’* from the lower* with arrow*, lock*, xUtiie* and slender tourellci galore ■>r * i
6s; hostesses, Mr*, la n ta , Ga., re p re se n tin g the S sd ig ) It'ip <o Tampu, St P e te rsb u rg and on thy Overseas Limited thi-t lakes
Hu- t u p woid.l he I'ke a Hi,,
function*; ami purposi ; ani.ir ug be- l-oiltiig liquid*, or any o’il weapon protruding from tlic ornate facade*,
fr.. and Mrs. J . W. Com pany, is spending sev eral days o th e r points on the west const.
ca rs
ncruMs
the
p iain es
and throngh 1‘aiu.iis* w e e •hr i ad
1 ng|i*h and ami the most intriguing lialcuniet and
V,
In S a nfo rd on business, stopping nt
rau
c, six liiuultcd f.r t long and u< that came to hand
1 Hie way but w Ih nM -he
the Valdez Hotel.
1 remit, Hiigueiiot* and Catholic*, -piral M.iirc.Kc* |>ecp out of the per*
‘.i F 1
D. 1.. T h r a s h e r returned S a t u r swamps' a t the lower end o f Oseebesdny
liui’ilrril
)
r
r
i
old,
it
•
<
«!
I
look*
lhe
’1“ * , " l“ *
* He.- rj-.ns
<tuballlrd prax.-uit* and io_xal nu n at- eiimal twilight of lhe pillared arcade*.
cr*^
day from S a ra s o ta , where tie spent ola and B rev ard counties on tlut , 1’ "' '' ‘
is* of Presb y terian
a brantl-nrw toy, tlioii|;li on cl-ocr m- arm* staged many a f r -r for all on
cava for the simple aunt of fou r I
« " d we ru
K. J. H a r ris , of Owensboro, Ky., tin- past week on business.
ess
Mrs.
A r th u r
rpecta
n
the
rugged
xlion.lli
of
iv«ty
- Id Y a lentrf-. In lily knifing anil
Oxerbe»l the roof* eome *o clo*d 1 .(S J
re p re se n tin g the Siigurine Com
A Ha ffield leaves tislav for O r dollars n ca r. Iw . nly- six c a r s J - v ed •v n y l.-t o f it and e -p ecn llv
penue; 7;46, jc in.
luir and cm v c st.miji it at on *• a* a he.iving ca.ii other oxer the parapet* tl*.»t the / tigoxlr* at the corner* term
1” "
V "t
h im
puny, is spending several day s in lando to spend s eveial days with w.-re in the pere. imlly londueted |]
—
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pci fei i sj iiliiun - f a fortified bridcc in the approved medieval way of t-> grin and scowl into each other**'.
tour and tins railroad m.iken al .lit ,
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Viaeii
i M
ra ilin g on
local inn
'fi ieiuls.
l O T K 'E
.;< ! f
■ Die city ,
irf (be middle ages.
six tu p s over and buck each day. 1 f.dk- a mo n g the best oil . irth.
•howiitg om-’i faith ami d votion In fare*; ihe-e gargoyle* *pout th* rain
TJ
weekly meet i ng of ehnnts, while re g iste re d at the V al
This road is really a logging | —
G. d mid roiintix.
Human nature, water tight into the middle o f t l *
1) II. (h h o in e . of A tla n ta , Ga..
I t s - W b e e k r progiep- dez Hotel.
| Tbr beautiful xx nunctry of it*
rv.dentlv, w.
hut
since
ihev li.ive c* ii.cive-l
pi-tlv min Ii the same street*, which are concave end paved
general sales m a n a g e r for Arm our road
,.
,
,
. ,
f('lul) will be lield ill
an In - r ti * led in the limpid w it* r s
Ilull a- lu>xv only i!i xxt.ipoux have u , 'b b‘ rR*' coliblet that meet in the
,
, the idea oi .. maUliii- nmii. y , w i. i
i ompanv . s
1-. rt, ili/e
is ,
is
Mr. and Mrs. J o e Chittenden left and,
Ise a t S an fo rd , Tiles-'
• I the I nt anil da clear-cut xiliioiixliangi'd.
■ .
i
■ wailing. for
i-ml
center to form a primitive open drain.
. .the M a l e l.„u,l
1
»-«-Hi's of u* tr.wcr - ac.i!ii't i!m Midi
[ t 8 o'clock. All mem S a tu rd a y fo r New h o ik . Mr- spending several ilai < am o n g lo' i.l mi nt to
( hnfcJ S h lU l ( ft.t t
* hi rainy day* thc*c street* are resu*
build
a
toad
a
l
o
s
s
tin
,
Chittenden
will
re
tu
rn
to
Sanford
I
l
,r
,,
is.
registered
at
the
\
a
l
d
.
z
lln
•T;v lit tot 1\ Isdic nr i-iigin.d rmbriilce
er interested v o te rs
But
Pon*
Y
aV
n
'tf
i' mioilirr iji*. l.ir hide torrent* rusliing merrily
I '. S S t u l l '.-r/-.
praiiiu th o le is no u <• hauling
f like mission
To n a li/e lhe true tincl on; it Idi-taMx h-pan*
in about 10 d ays. Mr. Chitteielei. , ''d.
attend.
the
-loxxn lo tile L o t: sometimes they also
|logs or making luuibr i for tliei; i
will b r under the cu re of Dr. F re d i
m.
uiing
ol
lhe
three
to
w
n
*
poised
1 R O S B Y : Ghiiirmnri.
lilt Ie*
11 1. ad*
i.
inf. mtilnira.i / h m . sad. fft.an
, i up I.-date carry more than merely water—but
" »
Alboe.
J - L. Raw, of Cincinnati, (h. with l income is mole than Joh n Ko.Ae
‘
i
-ipiarrly
fore
and
aft
ami
amidr.nlii nl slati " '•
ft'T t ‘it.
"
f
"Presi*«hat
d
i
lhe
painter*
care?
It
i*
«1!
loiler's.
There
is
in.
semblance
oT
________
i
the
K
rohn
Fr-cheimer
Coiii|.ai.\
m
f -li p* one tiuisi I i ,k al tile gales u i - dent Wilson Str(
Sir, it" xtiaivht
.♦ •
I.» ito. athe
I-r i
. . .
. • tfl
vl
JO T I C E
all) load at the oiiiei end hefoii) <nib d in si. H- |hc x.iillted cnltamv In h lit of .1 f.'tll til lll!l i lllllry world, p u t of that true "atmosphere** »o
I I hi / ’.inf t.1,- h i ’
Mr. ami
Mrs.
Kndor C i i i l e t t . l 1" >>ie m ti f.u “e s e ra l d a y - -ell
p artinent meeting of
dear
to
an
artist’*
heart,
and
which
• e h ; made of st-ml o.ik, w ilb iron the -d.l <|iMi:iis ■■f <' ih. u - Aiti-i*
l , ie U'ie-t of tlie load to Me holil'lll* is lea died
II: i l . H ( tl.
Club will hr that of Mrs. Reed. Mrs. H nrrv He. ren of
'•1 jl
and m wet w e a tlu r tile c a t s In 1
pi "tut* all . iTi >nii the Ioxg r end*, ibex and aiil'quarian* fa i'i th i k to il. It Id«tu]- -ii xxrII with the old cheese and
department a t the Geneva, and Mrs. W. I! Tuunieliffe 1 Hie v a lu e / H< tel
,\.l.'lim,l! 1-Gclllt t li
down and lui e I'. I i pulled out :u.\
I . llld N- tch a-cd at will, ptlinilg the i- ti..tiling niiiiNii.il to sec a dn.-en ear- trutilet that made Cahor* fam out; a . ,
Wednesday
for
ednesday, Oct. 8, nt e x p e ct to leave
trille iiui'ly and maloi!ori>U», *tis true,
Mrs. d. II Ovt-i innii, of Tampu, old wa > tills is tin con.'em ol 1to- (
tiispaGcis. Mjiin iitmg and wiillung, ii* st axpii aiitx to Remhiandt's crown
will
attund
Current
D ram atic T a m p a , where they
yet undoubtedly genuine.
r.-ad
or
of
the
load
d
epartm
ent
an
a
m
v
e
d
in
Sanford
and
will
InthS
t
a
t
e
Highway
B
eautificatio
n
co
n
1 he the subject unis a wonderful h d n r t l - e m e .i t loi
which will be led by vention. T hey e xp e ct to m ak e t lie guest of Mrs -I K PirnOverman ha - many friend* ill San the g lo at Stall cl F 'cl . -hi
trip by c a r .
> o m m li.
find, made while she WII- ill Mill
Reaching Melbourne we I II 'led
this departm en t nre
Kiel v business in I Ills i .1 \
ip lid I’nyloi and In- . -ImiaM-Mrs. Volie Williams and chil
f they have not alwife while eatinij lunch und in
roit
their year books and dreli have returned Ir-mi a three
I > I. Thrasher left Monday fm ■spurted Melbourne one of the fill
STOVE AM)
months
pleasant
visit
with
rrlu
irds thev m ay do so
I
All
m
:
i
k
i
s
A
til mniiiiic.-t n ml
Sarasota, where he will enter tin est cities on the i:pp- I cast roast ^
|M rs. S. (i. ShinhoUer lives in Louisville, Ky., and point
EIRE
PEACE
Mr I'lua-h ami pro w in;: «n : •r - tiial SI in It >
in Virginia.
Mr. Williams spent real eitati- business
I . i p l i l i n i t I ' l a n t s :»n v m a k i* .
>
i
plan
to
send
lb-'
writer
months
i l.iehty th*' f o in-1 ow ct r *-l '1'he 1
so m etim e n Detroit looking over
U T TO SUIT
He will he iiniied h> Tunes raid out to het T ay lo r in •
the f a c t o ry for the Hudson-E sse x in Saiasola.
SEE
ord er to take tim e to count hi * ]
e a rs, re tu rn in g by way of Vir min Mis I liiuslier later on.
I money
South of Meibom he the I
i to uccompuny his wife home.
Mis Vlrtoi Che f letuined I ii 'Stall* Roar) Departm ent and some ■
fioni Colorado Spr ings, Col
Mrs. J . K. Puce is expected home d,
of lln* count it
bar*' coiidtlfn d 1->
a Jo u rn al ( 1 2 0 ) 1 0:46 I
and I 'peka, Karl, wnele - he sp- id e-ake the ih to m > last n- )• |i • a>
today
from
Boston.
Mass
.
and
hour.
I points in K entucky where slo' lias tb'* IIII'I t * Ml «?•! II?* |l!« .4 - Jl Tl t |V
|m tl-le and they have slic* e> d-sl ,
■
!
speht the p a s t several months Mi » with r * 1j*11s *' * Mi 8 < link \wi in
hm ilirough .m' iiii* tin-1 . •• have
tj|*m
[inti
till
I
iihii
hv
hri
low •ankle
U *
niMiiag-d tu cv-iistruct w o isil md « l
*ill
Ihr of c o o l r . c l in n ili -’ i- pin e • just *
Vet-Vk figo, mtlch *to thi^ rbtfrbt* i/f UtiM' i ItlinptMrl. u ho
!<> ( 4 1 0 ) 5 ;.'111 musif ; her friends. Mi. Ruby, her nephew pib 'p 1 ‘ htfipcf I, who will |ipi I thi* ' i l a ‘ ili/.e tie- motorist a id ie:
w i h t n in S;»hfoi«|
will accompuny Mrs. P a c e home
him I ‘W leo III- ■ It W'l-llid he if
'In- ei.lite load .- ml-l he 1 r isle •!
•Him r.m,- in i hi* In xt t-'it \--ai
j. ago News ( 1 1 7 .6 ) f i
S t . A L r i U 's ( i u i l d H o l d s Pain Iti-a* h *'our.ty ha - giH**i t -ail
i hi).Iren; 8 l ec t ur e;
in i We ma le '---oil lir-o- inlo \\ •si
1 n t o i v s t i n j r M e e t in .u
buy-night” ; 0 : 1 6 noPalm Lea* h w In - e lhe Assoi rulcil
I Daille- of |-1- nils W"tr holdin g
46 talk.
M o n d a y A fte rn o o n
r > ,--ei ng on Ft i<Iii'.
Igo Tribune ( 3 7 0 ) fi.30[
t t - Wrie the g i p - ' s of Iti- l'|
|8:,70 soprano.
T he Si Agues Gli b| In Id a nn.Ht
i A m a r r i a g e th a t come as a sur
ti-ruiio Hotel, one ot ;|n lie-r ho
( 3 nt
4 5i) i fi:.'IO
o
r
g
a
n
;
ill)•
•
]«
-ting
meeting
M-mdax
alter
f o b. ( Imago
r_’;t i 7-1* music 1 prise to friends and around which
|m
lei- ill I' I iM* Ia ulit-li- v * v, * t . fir^tia;
U
poll 7( 1: 4864 ) lullaby;
7 Sami 8 I ce n te rs a g r e a t deal -d inteicst i- Ito-UI at t i l l ' l l n l l l e o l M i s
A full-siir, stan h i d Iccvlxiai.l is*! !W O R K M A N ’S ! ! 11*
I ' U U ’E
V
l
i
l
o
l
W
i
t
h
i
e
l
V
o
i
l
I
I
S
I
u
.
.
tigrum; 0 HI 10 music.
I el.ke
II "file prevention"
Imd, lufun» arul i 41* iilar ifo},’ f»ta» foitic
th at of Sum kmluw to Mis Gel
Mom-x was tinned in (loin tin IIdel liofl l*l;r t " ! In- of I i. t- I-.t I
f j»l, a*, cur iti , ini 'li* •fi'vUill i
(rude P ierce of Jui ksonville, Salwafer rli.-i o x ete l that
om
i
s u b s - riptioii hinlgi paii\ l.i -t hit
* >r v l*»f 5 I a '!
Mnines
(62(1)
7 30 urduy night
f
m
l"l,
Geor
ge
Mali,
lornnulv
1
da v
ivi.il In yioir -ufo ulfuc un yi'ui
Mr, and Mr«. Kininw expo. I to
t >w ii
i 'i V, t i ui j y.
Rev A S Pei k spin I some time Snnfoiil, I - daV eh I k tie rg. aim
111 New> ( 6 1 7 ) 7 ID m ake Sunfold then future
R H EU M A TISM F.NDED
imine
al 1fie Uni-ting d(si ussinn tin pl.in- ■ o r stay nt t he to ti I ple.i-aiil fhesUu. Mipramis
Don’t suffri .,ny longer Irani rheu
ami a re now pleasantly located .it
every way ami if an
Sat : ml
fot
the
new
i
(urn
Ii
S ' a r-T elc- , 3 1 0 W est fil'd S tre e t much to the
matism. W h y endure sm h intense
, W_oith
Jfiilka
l
e
)dnri;.ing
a
trip
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*
.
<
-*
Th ere was also di i ussion about
pains in the in is. > ■*, ru-ives and
hi . ..(i ■.indent coll- delight of their friends.
• l>Mti
having a Hallowe'en d a m e Plans P a l .a Ilia* h ol *t " l i t l i e .. - g-- -I •
y ints?
MO III p, dance.
•siiyja
I i t " and in will make y- u loiulori
were
made
to
c
a
n
y
tin
through
T h e po iso’ .G of rln'imsti-iM art
son Citv, H ngticul|a)i
ld'
nt
a
vel)
rea
rotiubbas soon as possible
rut*
cmried in tlir Mood I K ' . ' N A K D l ’S
8 20 barn dunce,
At the conclusion of tin- business
t*’l*r* **11 In- t u t It . I
E L I X I R I ’ Olx T H E B L O O D c o m
sas Pity Stur <( 11)
Wurth und xve nnted tin
delicious hot biscuits anil
home L ake
bats these poisons, di vc* ihem out
string tri; C 7 School
The people in. and around I liu made rookies were served with h >t 1beautiful hike front, the flower
of the system.
T h e ihetuuatism
Ur ; 8 musical; 11: 46
I gard en * mid -dirnhl-ery und liuin"u
hd
a, enjoyed
a very
pleasant tea.
vanishes. A’ c.u can go .iboLt ^our
vks.
I'llu N K 310
The large number pit-sent te-li etr., on the hike r-huie und h e i v e d ’
tim e la s t F rid a y evening at the
daily tasks free'y, InnpTy.
lisville Times
( 100)
the
winter
netivitie
a long «!g h fur L ake Mlilllor a n i l 1 L*» P ark \xi
school house, and witnessed one of fn-d thirl
Hanfnrd, I'
L E O N A Ti I »f’S E L 1 M R
FOR
* sun's E n tertainers.
tho beat home talent plays that would exceed all previous records uui heuutiful short- line Ihiu e mid
THF2 B L O O ' J d o .* i.i irt r|i*n tills
Ingeles
tltil*)
H:45
has been stag ed by the Chuluota
It bt.Tdi -i v/ strength
he beautified in the suiiie inuniit i
c , „ , T ‘- t
ir „ _ ,r i , n
„
,for
o r , yon.
Jicert: 0 : 3 0 violin; 10
pupils fo r some time.
;
The meeting ..f the A.-sue,nt l t r c c l r m l — M o n t h l y P a y m e n t ! and vitality. I t 'j use m i n t s ugainst
11 in stru m en ta l; 12
I lull it-:* xx a.* n greut nucress, t InA f t e r the play, a r r a n g e m e n t s
recurrence of altacUs.
lance.
were made for the o rg a n iz a t io n 'o f
- dsm
W
est
Pislni
Bvaeh
t'humher
of
T ry
L E O N A P DPS
E 11X IR
York ( 1021 10 a m. |
a P a re n t-T e a c h e rs Association and
( uiiiineroe giving u* n swi ll luiu h
F
O
R
T
H
E
B
L
O
O
D
now.
Kcfuso
iul; 3m p in. solos, |
Mr*. Muudo Tupjw r wu» elected
lubstitutcs. At all diiiggisfs.
eutl at the i'uncuwilla ( ’lull oil I In
a nee.
p resident; Mrs. E m m a Dunn, vicetw elfth lbs r uf a bank building
York <3fi(l) 1 :1 5 -1 0 P- p resid en t; Mrs. Jo sie P re v a il, sec
and E d ito r Herbert ('tinkling nt
[li*,
—i d o s ,
or- h e s t r a s . |
letary -treasu rei.
All
necessars
tin Palm Beutdi I'u.-t und F i a rk
_
—•
>
knee.
com m ittees, were also appointed.
I' llih * nf Pulm Belt* h N e w s uli-t
fork ( 4 6 6 ) 0 a. in. eduProf. W. L. S icg presided ovet
nlln-l fnlklt dill It 11 pOHHlhle tu milk.'
3 -1 0 :3 0 p. m. solos, | the meeting.
Us feel like we were reul tourists
|ports,
music,
ta lk s,!
Kupt. W. T. 1-uwton of Oviedo,
i \\i- u ISo riiutiagtsl to see II
P
T o lit a n y J o l i o n e a r t h
was present, and g a v e u very in
Smith ..f the Pulm Beach Bank un-l
rk
(4
0
6
)
I
t
a
m.
10
(
PRICES
tere stin g talk on the pur|>ose, und
|T ru st t'o m p an y umt were glad t->
os, music, or< h estra s. a d v a n ta g e s of, and the benefit de
t
h
a
t
y
o
u
r
a n a l f o n l to pay.
|
note
thut
he
is
prospering
und
s
adelphia ( 3 0 5 ) 0 : 3 0 rived from u P a re n t-T e a c h e i A sso
happy In his new home.
R A E I . O O N S f o r all ( Y r a .
30 talk, re c ita l; 0 : 1 5 ciation.
in the evening then- was a log
.30 orchestra.
If the plans made nre ca rried
I fiesta pulled olf a t the yacht iluo
Jclphin (5 0 0 ) fi;30 or- out to the fulluat e x te n t, the a s s o
I for the newspaper men aim
7 :3 0 re cita l; 8 orclies- ciation will be one of the g re a te st
wives and oth er folks wives hut
(unce.
agencies in bringing the paten ts
xvt- could not stay t or it nut! pul •
sb urgh
(320)
5 :3 0 into closer relationship, closer unity !
our freight for Miami where xve I
0 :1 6 ch ildren; 7 ta lk ;
and clo ser h a rm o n y with th eir boys '
1860
ai lived about
o'clock and retired
entistry; 7 :3 0 apecia).
and girls.
»
to rest ul tile pulullul home of .V ■ ■■siBaaH ar«aHu«DHHaHM aM siiiuaHaiiaM HaHHaaaBiaHBBisaaBa'i
^ r u n e w o ( 4 3 3 ) 9 orThe parents and pupils will also
Bobo Deun, luthei of Rnllund Dean
A ll s iz e s m o d e w i t h o u t s e a m s in a w i d e
iti*
band. ■
be brought into clo ser unity, closer
und one of the best known nev.'jIglield ( 3 3 7 ) 5 c o n c e r t; h arm on y with the teach ers.
r a n g e o f p a tte r n s ut p rice s w ith in th e rt-uch
pnpe-r men of tho s ta t e
Mr. t'eaii
ie ta lk ; 6 :3 0 b ed tim e;
A t the cioae, re fre sh m e n t* were
e
recently sold his duily paper und
| cert;-7:15 women's o r- served, and all seemed very e n
Bi-low we mention n few varieties of B E A N S we have for
o f everyone.
its now en gaged in the real eats to
Im mediate d eliv ery ;
^ 9 :4 5 -1 2 :1 5
vocal,
th u siastic over the devlopment of
>u*ines.s
selling
and
re
n
tin
g
his
real P a ro n t-T e a c h e rs Associarheatra.
.A ,’ '
1,000 tu 1 R E F U G E E , R E D V A L E N T I N E . G I A N T S T K IN G I jwn prxrjicrty principally, li e live*
»uis 1 Bust ‘ , P p * t 1
L o o k fo r tra d e m ark stam ped
Mart, out, n ^
C O L O l^ U L S IL K S
L E S S G R E E N POD T E N N E S S E E G R E E N POD, B O U N T I
I
an
the
Miami
river
where
he
has
a
(5401
7.3 0 . ‘
F U L und K I L G O R E ’S S T R I N G L E S S W A X .
reg
u
la
r
e
s
ta
t
e
with
floxv/rs
and
th e b a c k u f ev e ry ru g .
ball.
< Thestf beans a re find class in every roeptict, and prices
'
f i O F I A BO c t ™ ‘ n 11E E f i A K l A <,c' e^ < *f’i C "
d u r . tr e e s und fo u n ta in s—a real Flor
S O F l A i O e t 3 . — B ulg aria prom
reasonable.
|rc*s to The left, which feature* nlu home— not only buauiilul but
The front m o st co m fo rta b le and convenient
foes to become a beet augur produc dait* at the trimming
. on a largu
_ scale. T h e ! -nd baik are
panel effect, tho and wc w ere g iven a ro y a l welcome
ing __
co u n try
co -o p e ra tiv e d ir e c t o r a te o f the a u -i unci* being cut i:i one with the us only old friends r a n give ,.nd
NEW, YORK
- *
g a r facto rie s re p o rts to the minin | Ixouklcr yoke and kimono tleexjct. receive.
te
—
.
M
^ W E J,A K -. m il L p I N C -----------------------------PH O N E. 21H
t r y o f co m m e rce heavy planting.-- Plain creiie form* the collsr and
Miami, the M a g ic C ity, is rightly s s a B i a 4 a s i B s i B i B i a a B i B i B B i s z i B Z B a s B a a s i f l s i B X s i . ' B i
named for it is nothing sh ort o f '
fo r this y e a r , fro m which a yield of
Medium site requires
K Wight, prrai dent f
3 4 ,0 0 0 c a rl o a d * is e xp e cted .
j yards Jo-inch figured and \\ yan m ag ical when you con sid er the
Club wishes all tltose
g ro w th of this city in the past f vv
The
m a n u factu re d a rtic le will
nd it possible to attend
Either Georgette cri-pc or crepe de y e a r s . Those Doubting ThoinoceS’
am
o
u
n
t
in
the
a
g
g
r
e
g
a
t
e
to
5,200
.............
...
Ueautification meeting
LTunc would be appropriate for the
in Thursday. Oct. 9 to carlo a d s. A s th e norm al c o n su m p xccoud design, wfudi ha* a long- who u faw y e a rs ag o said “ Miami |
her, a* an e ffo rt U be* tion in th e co u n try does not am ou n t ivaisted blouse with draped skirt at- has reached h er lim it” ohoul-J rev i
have a* large a repre- to m o re th a n 2 ,2 0 0 carlo ad s, the lachrd. I’laui silk is combined with Miami find f o r j u s t a day note the
>AlMs i"*-* big iinprovemenls, <
poaaible from Sanford. su rp lu s this y e a r f o r e x p o r t will plain chiffon for the trimming, the
chiffon forming (he full puffs that the tnnu.ondB o f new aeople cum '
,
\ Woodruff, chairm an be a total o f 3 ,0 9 0 carlo a d s.
lengthen the sirrveK This design is i p g in yyery day, the new build- [
store department, anB E R I J N , O ct. fl.— T h e labor r d n - slso suitable for reproduction in the' ings, tlte developm ents In Miami
l»e members of her dfr « . -• ^
*
“
irpiued de lovely new printrd velvets. Medium and suburbs and Miuini Ucacn.
»t lh e to o k
”
Each
One
n
lender
In It* Cl***
requires
4
yard*
36-inch
ficur«d
T
i
e
Deans
took
us
everywhere
unemWhic
tU f
•
‘Your.
Money
Hack
I
f
You
are
Ntl ot S n t U l l c d . ' *
van)
36-inch
pla
n
silk.
in and around Miarql on Saturday
plo
te and
'•view of this de
rt Model:
Pictorial ReVfcvA
nsod for
obtained from
c t . . . 34
u to
I., i48
t inches
;„ x ..
7 »•
1 ^- 2 *2 11*
4 7 . Sires,
•tore.
o res
and 16 to 2 0 ' year*. Price, 35
uiw'injdoyed in a com
■ the
_ Model t l>res* >*7 ^ ^ .
‘SWtBi
Ij
M
p n r
HI>W IS
D y , y - J S vou ii t o p ?
o th ers use tlie
r)i*ogram
VICTOR
It A T T 15 It IE S
I
DON’T
RAY I»ROS.,
L<‘( Your Top Ruin the IMioiu* .VIS
Sanford
Looks of
FOR SA LE
WOOD
J. D. DAVISON
VOt'K ( Alt
R A !) F 0 R I)
Can Fix It
Mrs. Gertrude Pierce
Is Married to Sam 1
K inlaw
RADFORD AUTO
100 TOP COMPANY
J lav nos A |{a< lilT
W o o l S e a m le s s
Chuluota
R ugs
O substitute for wool rugs can
N
give your home such beauty,
comfort and warmth.
Daily Fashion Hint
t
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
at
Ball Hardware Co.
Find a dealer who has a represen
tative selection of tho famous
T IR E S
T a p estry , V elv et
a n d A xm in ster Seam less R u gs
RAY BROS.,
Rhone 548----- Sanford
made by Alexander Smith CSh Sons
Carpet Company, the largest makers
of floor coverin gs in tho world
since
.
BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING
on
............... " -k srs & w ti£ssrh &
K IL G O R E S E E D C O M PA N Y
ian’s Club >'
>olumn
Alexander Smith8CSens Carpet Co.^
Don’t Just fiuy Feed
/I
Call for it by Name and Use Only the Best . l\
ALGRAIN Horse Feed. SUNSHINE Scratch
Feed, DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT Dairy
Feed, PRATT’S Laying Mash
| ta -:f .n jit- bu-t-
�f T?3?
jY-C'IJ
' C'J*
?v v
'• V !
*y>.
!> » *
SIX
*4.»*i
f
n
H : r n » > t 4. H'
“ the
. : .-A
=*^=
v
;Y $ iV r j'r
i .
i
| fylOM’N POP
FA LL TERM OF
COUNTY COURT
BEGINS TODAY
9V
(Continued from P a g e 1 )
GAME OF WORLD’S SERIES TODAY
Second Inning.
W ashington’s
chances
looked
good In this frnmo but their hopes
wero short lived. Goslin. first man
up singled to right center. Judge
was out on a pop fly to first.
, v >a
JJL
’
■m
T h i s CASE I S TO
CALL IW MOUR.
Y } W IT N E S SE S
SI
— ^ ‘Getting Nowhere Fast*'^- ^ - ^ By*TAYtOR
KIDS
GROW!
l C A L L E D t ME
M E M B E R S OF
ST EP IN
___ .___.
*-
KD HERALD,
7, 1924.
■ g a M TUESDAY,
H H i i i l iOCTOBER
flK
"
=4fc*=
—-
I !1
^■
,
«f. r / ; : x J ‘r « i » |i » 1 W / t ^ ; * m / i
‘
the
bachelor
GI RLS C L U B
T h ! 5 MORNING
thev S h o u ld
*
weight
UfldernoRti
b0 y« and ,
< ■
(Continued from P a g e l ) m Za ch a ry -Ty l er
Veneer Co mp a n y
Cod Liver Oil , ct|u|
Well, but what par*,^*
Cfwl nn to tdve tht
n a ity taating, in m
When sugar routed . j f
leta mndo by McCdSii
of Kdw York
ait candy and Won
delicate atonuchi
T h ere’s more ritr
was begun this morning am i con*
tinued until this a f t e r n o o n ’s S es
sion. J . 1*1. ltoss for K a y , A d a m s
nnd R aglan d is re p resen tin g tho
.**y.c> din
plaintiff and Schelle M aines the
;• . .
,
defendant. The ju r o r s fo r the c a s e
B lu o g e hit to third and was given a r e : 1>. S. E . S t a r r , B. W. Squ ires,
first class in t0l] jj .
c r e d it fo r a Hit ns he h e a l it out. ! >hn
Ludwig, Jo h n
Bully, Mr.’
anything else Bru) fti *
ltucl advanced both ru n n e rs on his liwyer. tt. B. Kelsey.
out, th ird to f i rs t, b ut Miller re- 1 B ate: fo r the tr ia l of se v e ra l of
C H IC A G O , Oct. 7.— T h e W h ile tired the side by being th row n out (th e rem ain in g rivil ca ses w ere set.
_
<
! h was found the r a s e of the UniSox re m a in
C h ica g o ch am p io n s, third to first.
No ee ir
rr n
o rs
No runs, Two hits.
No
r s ,. t«*,I Music S to re s co rp o ratio n , etc.,
even if th ey did finish l a s t in the
GlR - IT’S AN IN S U L T ^
LADIE6 vvjE W A N T
J a c k s o n flew out to c e n te r and 1 VH. j . ||. M interm inster was i m - 1
1024 A m e ric a n L r u g u c r a c e . B o w l
TO
ASK OG TD
s*OU TO TESTtpVy IN
C ase s in dcing o v e r the Cults M onday, 5 to 3, Gowdy war. throw n out second to p rop erly docketed.
T
e
s
tify that w e
first.
B
a
rn
e
s
was
given
four
wide
fflCKr-:.
’ c o u r t R £ G a R D iN 6
t a o l t w e r e : U a y e ro ss Casket C om - I
th e A m e r ic a n L e a g u e nine, led by
Sw« v ’’ 1 T*1 »'*r f.M,
W
E
RE En ER
J o h n n y E v e r * , retain ed th e ir city ones nnd was advanced to second puny vs. Austin and M orris, und
Th e GREAT B E N E F I T S
title, won Inst y e a r fr o m the N a on I.in stru m ’s single to rig h t, but F ra n k L. W o o d ru ff nnd W, L . tt’utB
EGT
o
w
E
D
UPON
MOSAEL'-*
F r i s c h relieved t tie tension by pop I son vs. B. W. Herndon.
tional L e a g u e r s a f t e r a lap se o f
, n OU B h fWAG'C
ping up to second.
• ^ rvr
tw elve m onths.
The crim inal and civil eases as
No runs. No hits.
No e r r o r s , j
'----- 1 /UUD
' f
1
docketed
this
m
orning
w
e
re:
*
It wns th e six th gnm e of the
Tihrd Inning.
< riminal
se rie s, th e Cubs having ca p tu re d
Tile S en ato rs stepped into tho
S t a t e v*. J o e Brown, . tilpnhh*
th e first and fifth c o m b a ts solely i b a d this frnm e with two angleN E W Y O R K , O ct. 7.— M o g rid g e ,
* the p itch in g of G m v c j A le xan - ' and n home run. Mogri dge struck negligence; G. B, Thors, assault
v e t e r a n . .VJoahingtnn l e f t hun d cr,
tint I b a t t e r y ; G. B. Time . d ru nk ;
•r. In alt the o th e r co n te sts the
McNeel y singled to left and
a n d . B a r n e s , y o u th fu l G ian t rig h t .Sox p i t c h i n g 'a n d a t t a c k w e re s u i out.
-I. II. Skipper, o pe r a t i ng i a r while
I went to second oti Ha r r i s ' s single
h s n d a r , will pitcli th e fo u rth c<m- perior.
Carl
Takas h ,
petit
to ri ght .
Both runner s advanced int oxi cat ed;
1 t e s t o f th e w orld’s series to d a y , the
Hollis TliuriU*n and Ted Lynn* loti hire' s out second to first. Gos- l a r i e n y ; Andrew Hall, e x c es s i ve
r i v a l m a n a g e r s unnmimed a f t e r hurled the Kdt t o vti i o . v Monday
loading on slat,* h i g hw a y; T. \V.
ltn hit the first lidled ball into tin*
M o n d a y ’s g a m e .
(If the p l a y e r s ’ share m tin- h
right field bleu, hots f,,r a home run Cor daway. assault and b nl t e r v ; AlI f th e G ian ts w in a g a in , Man- rei pt s of ttie first
four gam*
sooting McNeel y and l l a i r i s ahead l"*tt l ieeman, assault and b ut t e r y ;
"
Li nes! Robinson, disposing of p r op
. a g e r H arris
will call on W a lt e r which aiiiiiiinted to $:t|.{r.MLJiK, tin
of him.
J u d g e hit to first who
* Jo h n s o n to m a k e the ln^t iliteii Whi t o S o x will ilivule $I' J. HU II thr e w him out to B a r n es who r o v el ly under lien; I’reston S t a g g a r d ,
thin, scrnggly, sicklyL
I aggravated
assault;
Sam
Bell,
■; stan d o f th e S e n a t o rs in the fiftli and llie Cubs $l2,7!(fi,27.
Tnerire tu liven up nndt
e r s t be bag,
p i n t l a r c e n y , G W M< ( lellaml.
healthy flesh a fte r
game.
L T h r e e inns. Thr e e bits. No or
passing worthless *hr*ik-. He n r y
" S u m , I c a n h e a t ’e m , " Jo h n so n
Liver (lil I ablet* lixvtj
Orioles B ra t S a in ts.
Av* Oft J
i tor s.
said when asked if he th o u g h - he
Hu just a few rfujx
BA I . T I M o l U : . I>ci 7
Ity 'walk
Mogri dge took
care
of
both 1’h11111- . * iienilinn of e a r while in
l
L
—
w i/ m m
could Upset M cG ro w ’s te a m in m - ing a w a y with M o n d a y g a m e, in Young and Kelly by I n k i n g tin in 1 Inxh'Jiled; dim 1 ,ee. r e r He ss ril'iv
fie sure and
ask
Pharmacy nr atly
■
second
attem p t.
A rth ur
Nehf. to I, the Orioles of tile lid e ie .i
oil I
Mousel bit one close to the ing. r otivieled ill Iasi tt rm
( 'iv il
jj w h o d e fe a te d the v e t e r a n S e n a t o r tionul L e a g u e , left fo r St. I •oil the b It field wall *■ ' wi n out u|i a
for Met oy'-., the origirj
I
Arlolph and ll enr v l!us, It, d«iihg
aco in t h e opening gnine, will work , Monday night leading in the little •■rent cat c h by Goslin.
uilie Li d l.ivi i Oi| Tij
biisiues. a* ftuM'li ami ( riiiipaiiy.
fo r t h e G ia n ts W e d n e sd a y ,
wont your di'liuiip rhiW
1 world se ries th re e g a m e s to ..u* .
No runs
No hils
No m o m
v
l i t
Brock, damage*. DHOn
cuinr Htn,nK, rohuht n n il
ft# -:,
‘‘W e'v o had our r e v e r s e s
this I Tho S a in ts , ch am p io n s of the Amo.
Fourt h Inning.
l
se a s o n and ] g u e s s we enn conn* I iimi AsKoctalimi, were helpless In
Bleogu regi stered lie second bit tiltoilli'Vs f"i plailitlfl I VV. Nr*lF o r grown up* they
rm and Simmons nnd Tiblen. fur
b ack a f t e r t h i s ," Hueky
H a r r i s , fo re lug G e o rg e Kntiishnvv, a inrlu t
singling to left, went to second
L A K L I H ' K S T . Oct
7.
It w a*
wunilerful une woman j
tindefeurlant,
.1
■
■
Slmrnn
T
W a s h i n g t o n ’s m a n a g e r , said ’’Peek hiiader frotp Swailhmor<* College, as Kell! sac 111 Iced, |lit idler 1<* first
ilicided follivvilig il iiiiifer etui' tlmt
pounds in live works, jgl
l 'm I ■*1 M u ir* Stoi e - t 'nrporn
Through Rev. K. II. Brow nlee, c e n ts and u they Jo,J
Inpaugh had to leav e the gnine who allowed only lltn** hits, struck Miller flew out t" left and Mog
th* S Ii-uanii”iih will s tm t on ils
I Iron, el* . v
,1 II 11inter mister,
I,.'
b e c a u s e o f a C h a r le y h o rs e , and out ten and walked only one
11 an . mi l ii •utal vnyagi* eui lv t o pa toi of the local P r e s b y te r i a n
The ridge strut k out
pC'Jnda o f good tam
tin Tlmrs.ltiv of thi ' Week <b
ussumpil i l tar ges T1 HI. f*.; at t or
N o e ir n r s .
t liurch, it wns learned to d ay th a t
No runs
title lilt
■**rr,\ th a t h a nd icapp ed us so m e, hut 1 lone St, I’ulil I un wiii< the result of
day
llis|.*:iu ..f at iiouti a- pteviouthin man or vvoiuun in*)(
la
ndo
mei*
h
ard
s
w
ill
le
Id
lllctr
nn
tiev
for
the
plaintiff,
L
\V
Spell'I b»* Ci la lit s W* Ii* ret ii i d ill one,
think h e ’ll he back T u e s d a y ."
Iv |*Li 1111id
llu* |ii. *[i. i i d otd of tin* third and y o u n g e s t child of Mr.
Jl lioinef into tile bleaehef h> hoe
yc*ur money back.
n u a l I ill t i p e n i u g ,-u which lime
thi*
W d * ei .1 r
(Wo. t III •• ot del I hi- ft aim*
M a n a g e r M cG r a w o f th e G ia n ts nig m the seventh inning.
li**nui| luiitc tnl.i ■ the ship nvi'i and Mrs. Gillis Hipos died
’I
obie
Baker
ami
<
omicipy,
a
o ’clock
at
the
t l i e i III 1 e. t
Hi l l , l.
III . JuUUtUle,
soli fh w out to lef t . .1 m kson. out
- • e l s g a v e c r e d i t for M onday's v icto ry
Xi Inn aii*! Atlan ta, Gn., nnd Hum m orning at 7 : 1 0
F crn n ld L au g h to n
Hospital
of M’ADOO HKPORTrt
t bird to I ti s| a t.iI ( , *>w11\ t b*w out i'ot point ion. vs. !• f Borek. ilam h u n g j i i t . .
Y.'.*C t o thd d efen sive play of Kriseh.
f a l i r i , -.
i n I ni ' .
hat . inpliam. Via
H
|
*>
J.'ilIU;
til
lor
m
Vtor
tinplain
I to left field.
R E S T IN G t ill
P j, •
" B u t th e pitching wa s r o t t e n , "
I i *iltl isv.
•
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,
g
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n
,
evi
m
u
g
v*
.
rap*
.
not
t
lift, Si mmons ami *1 ■1.(, rv for the
No et lots.
No tuns.
No hits
T h is, it was revenb*d, w as the
D \\ !: H » S|*l Alv A T S'!' l o l ls
K
’ h e adddd, > i i v ein ,
l i n e s and m a n y iHlioi- at
ridf*im
defendant.
J
.
G
Sharon
*_
F ifth inning,
third ilea Hi within a week.
Last
B A i.T IM tH th
net. D
m K L M H i .MA
( i n .
Met 7.
I rank I. Woodi nil and W , t, l b l e s , V* ill l*e oil •{ lilt* , m t h - I**:. I
T h u rsd a y the d eath of the oldest, (iibbti Me Ado* i u n re
Tint"*
mgi cs ami a wild
______ >, C apital A g o g ( H e r G n ru e /)
-t
to*
K
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v
m
pi
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St
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U n i s o n , t fi part Iter
cl*.. V* n
Inez, nge five, w as rep o rte d nnd j ing co mfortably tuiluji
lu'l t • I t he Si uni . us an o th e r
l u g ' h o p * Il f t ill- * .1 V
1 11. 1.1*'-1 •*• 1 I a, it vv a-, nnnomii" I t *a v
|
W A illlM tl^ O N ,
0 .1
7. T he
U ller mlop civ il a* luni. rlfimnges
Mt
of n u n tu this fram e.
h er fu n e ra l held nn F r i d a y . H u n - j Ho|ikim< when* he un
f
.
i
s
l
t
m
i
i
s
ft
oiti
t
b
e
i
a
n a t i o n " c a p ita l a cte d Monday e\Vr
st
toget
hei
•nigh d uttd went to third as l l airis J , *n ; ul to r lie V lor tin |daiilttt/v>.
ilav E v e ly n , nge th re e , died of the , o p e ra tio n tm t ••m*.. *1
* ■ ” * t h e th ird gam.* of the world
•
xv tilt t b s , . |r •m I i
c an l**» eon
singled to left.
li ani es made a John G Leoiiai lv
I Coni Hilled fi "in I’ u*r I i
s a m e disease
J a n e , a g e 13 months, I rum the bladdi t
ri e a
v e r y m u ch
in the
m an n er
»*!
l
In\
h
m
'ii**
t
"j
•
I
a
i
m
.
.1111.
\\ ay er-o ■s i a - k * I ' •mipany,
n
wild pitch scoring Mi Nctdv and
died at the hospital this m o rn in g . !
th e th ird g a m e o f tin- world *»■ failure ill tin* < r*.|i of Ketiubheau
i tilling Ha r r i s to seen ml
Ki r- rnrporiit ion. v «. \ ust m .■ml M i‘i ri*.
with
tin
Tlie
fu neral
will be conducted
T a n k to w n is said t>> h a v e behnv. J perfni iiianrc col umne d
k ' • f \ *1* p u * a-n
•
atl*ti
•i . d a< t ion. da magipop I , .1 o to 1tv11 >t tioslin got In
sowing of IN piiblir an i*romi ,
W ednesday m o rn in g by Itev. K. D. j
t h e day
its cham pion
Snndlut
1,
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1
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in
ilr
l.u
lill
Ip
liCiVlf
tlilnl bit in an m a m time up, a i • y fm t he plat lit tf l -I
Idle second •|u> Insi of import
Brownlee a t the home of Mr. and [
te a m enepuntercel
a club
(m i
, w urt h i In 111in* oin
nr d v
sing I.
tu b i t . s* or mg
Mains
a tier* to he sellb d I , the Novi m
Mis Sipes nn Si p et A venue,
a n o th e r
v illage. .Tunkidwn didn't
.e >V,l V h* )• WlllilnM Vv lil lie at Itl l
mill'd flout p a g e 1 t
Jim*t Ii l!r ot tier's In, ■-1 i r -T* I
(, OSIIII wit. out l i vi ng lo steal set
her election, the i atididale mer it
T h e se were the only children o f ]
th in k its t e a m could be licked
i.l"U
*
1
liyi
*-.w
ill
b*
air
1111
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.)
l!
Ilohinsori.
t
e
p
b■
\
in
>.*"o,
f
1
-•
ic*aiid
fb(U
i id, vyas that dealing
with
tin* "Ud afl<7 Jud^i , f I* y* a i ' t . ' " . e e j i
.Mi. nnd M r*.
Sipes
and
their [
,*x
i
p
.
mid
n/u
ic
ev
*
th a t
w as
W a sh in g Inn's a ttitu d e g r o wt h of -e<li util feeling In tin
a*,
itluti.
Ml
Hoover
everv
wlinr**,
amt
f
fifrni v fot tilaintiff .1 <* >h:it
unsightly
skin
friends in S a n fo rd und the
*u r- I F o r
f
I
Oil,
ill!
t
I
111*
I
tail
It
h
yesterday.
I
In
I
>
1*
k'**Tl
I
V
■
**i al st a t o *n rounding co m m u n ity
A tiler i* an Kuilw.iv I v c *
■
No
r a s h or
clo tches **n Ij(
bit .*
rin.
I ’ mled Stair
i mis.
sy
m
p
ath
ize
I
nsliii.n
M„iw
o
! la >
at.
•• Ms at t III* Bi a* Ii
I ii d - ll'ti u with them in th e ir b e re a v e m e n t.
The c it y turned out practically F a s t lo \\ es| -uni Nuiin to Smith
nanv
V ' . X.in hurv i'vb i \ * m i*r
a r m s or body, you do i
(nnijs.'ic
fo r the a e o n board radio
i* .1.1 i . ul
" l*
< MinfGir.v, ilam.tk!' >
H a m i'll* an * . U dm -.tav niglit l*. •
Bit rues
wait fo r relief fi**rn
11 \ bat leil Io
" Not hilig i i h a I el 111.1 g (hat tin
blcpghs. B u sin e s s w as a second
I*** al 't.iti. a
I •*i llu |*lia1911ill K tv.
lit i! 'h . I.*, t •m t on ■n I Inti -.lav night, 1 i
ri oml to t ,
e m b a r r a s s m e n t, dirbm|
poll* \ |iu< tied In tile Itrpuhlii in
I III oWII ollt
v
*
In
*i
it
*
v
ill
I
i * i"-at *it, ev i-ry 11
.Od,
l ** il- 11 -t i ,i
a r y im p o r ta n c e , and tin- ir**wn pat tv ami approved hv l'n-sl«k*Mt I ii"k a t o m g t oilt 'it I to I■II t lit I
L :u: I. i n•I
s u a e o u r l a st a o r i f e r t i n c e is tin* skin specialist. Applvil
•
o p pi i h c u m r
* uHtM*
v, In 'll i will ll| f || * I
. olid enter c o m p l e t e d e m o n s t r a t i o n
t h a t e it h e r couldn't o r didn't get ( oolidge '' he sairl Urn HUecerde*!
of
the
a* it mil and wti- given
tho-Sul jilutt
unit
t
o'"* should alli'ittl, atpl Hu
I rt
II i * ■ I p i •I i i | i i » | *,
%
< t *■ I I I v :%
I *?»» k to, th o sco re b o a rd s
tuned
m on m eit ing fh*
lull, but flit f e a s i b i l i t y ot i n t e r - c o n n e c t i o n .
ag i trull o r a l av»*-i foi .it* infield hi:
1* i i' ch fl> vv
shows n e x t ilay.
i
a
!
1
v
*
,
11
l
b
s
I,
mu
11
t.i
1
F
x
Mint
i"
1
tu
.
ra d io s nr helped to set telephone a g a i n t 11n * itnln ti ud r i o t
Min
I M i i i p u m , a t u i |)ia jit a m , «him
*1 U - 1 11** able 1 1 * il —
It n mu duty to ronxidur (lie
i'ot t *. right and Vi ling bit t n
-'■I It'* Flu dips Budding uti ,Snni
a 1
; ill I Ul la v f«»i Hu plain
U i‘ o p e r a t o r s
in new spajier
offices fill veins tin- list a| polleles of tin t n i i i i g L i iii|s |loin
* * 1 i t o 'I** u Mi'i muni s , *f t
i l. il iii es and p o t e n t i a l i t i e s of
Becnunc o f its g-rra
t Trane*
V■* inn . nhi*n- t be ' ix t
i o f . <• \\ y-1 • in i r . *ir
' *■- . t 1 i m g I * * - t a n ’
\», i tgit in** In'
No ci
HgV fran tic.
I mteil S t a l e s h a . i- been dictate*!
i tei i . .iiiie* tinn ii' a r e g u la r daily
p ro p erties, nothing hgit
ai i I- win* 11 i , nut'le m l )rla m I
I t \ut'> f i n I ! a ’ i * • v
I *v * " ( H i
thous a nds of radio bv an iitilii iiial bloik. to w*hos«
Im lull * *I a n I * u11tit ol t h e n a t i o n . C n l e v x it la* found to tak e the plain
■B
A m o n g tin
Sixth Inning
will I*. . u v l» vv , ,v h* ndrick tiii.'i
f v I
n • •< u l i ! i ^
\ i h i i ri f v
S i h f I Ii
ami fit iis |m' t 11 V (to f a i m c t
' I......! mi* i* t l b.
up the balls
lui * la’ll
a «te
picking
in' ■
If. .Id \t If1 |J(M
jihur prcjiarn tion, Thi
I* ui i t u' ul l y
organized we can
M
s-tv
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n
lit
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v
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Main**- that tu*« *a • - •••inmil Iim|
n * - II |di-bed '■v I r i
t i n t , ,il|t lie III. d.
s t r i k e s f r o m the 1 olo Grounds win i outpelb *1 ag. it * < tin will l»* r*n
: e x p e c t Its c o n t i n u a t i o n .
apply it healing begin*
l
a
m
1
i
haiiil**
1 ••mil ic i it li.i
I m « m i n i \ I Mil IT t 1 ‘ III I t a
| U > I (• * e f
1■' 1 *!
iut ei . ‘ui.i :
i
tlllmlv. .No| c onleol W’llJt l tils. V. • Utr t■i -e* "Till, Kell!
o p e a t th e W h i t e I oils** where M i
who have bail il n sight ly (
I i call/, i* that this m a t t e r , ex
uoni teg
' fi* p « ’ i n * ( " U r 1 a i l l la illMmss* .1 t 111S Ie,l 1111*- * t i n*
huve a new e f i m t ■ nut tin north 11 11 t and Millci
d Im I- will, mil ........ il, * ept in so fa r ns it m ay be fostered
CoolldlFL wns one o f tin* most at
ides call know the <id
'
*
lull
gl
.
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1
i
v*
'
i
.
mil
Mr
I
.
.
!’•I i»tl*( ».f link i»t * \ air la *’ !•<
a gal 11-, t t lo* * .e.il:
*1 diii'i t*-.| pr* c r am
11* : . **i lit i l
te n t i v e lis te n e rs .
und * tl* .im a g e d , dues put lie ill the Mentho-Hulphur tiring*. I
Ma
r
l.t<i
.'ii*
'VI
'
1’
t
IIIexhibit
|u»ii
Ihr i har^' H
\ o m f*.rm a th *n
XII I l l ' l l Nn hit
Sim i i In- W .■•lungl on I’ost im
- Lilli' 'I I lo *la V in n111
W h e n the hoped
fur
victory
■v i 11, me r i t .
I! woul d b e u n f ur itching ecZL'tun is ilnni j
\ nil* . h v oi il i I on N u ll!'
|n-lil, | tla- I.....ii fill *1
.1
llu
I Ig 111
Iv. llv doul ii* .1 i»
11 b a al , mit* l ml
didn't happ en , the c it y in stead of beer i lit l>* | ■11■11 Ii in full tin o s t i a
i m u t e u dei sl if s u c h an i n i pi i r l un t
Get a simill jm uf
i
'l
i
r
e
.
Av.
n*i
will
lie
t
b
J
It
Ut
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>
I>
tulau
t
'
w
.
i
tt
Hi
Radio Bus Made.
r e t l H n g in to a bank
of
glo o m , ordinal v nUlhtir-l wltirll Se* r e t a i l W.-lit In ll.lll 1 <»n Ml I I I s Milt.'
t un. t ml l Us ti le d i s t r i b u t i o n o f in
tb
o-S
u lp h ur fro m any
mol'd*
*li
i*'
v
v
v
I
i
ti
is
ilndl'i
t
In
tin* Inti t of
tie
he-t M *M I * Ills)i in ul - . l i d 'in W il amt hidiia t I
I a ie*l wit Ii us- in am i* f* l imit urn s h o u l d e v e r full i n t o t h e
started
talking about
TuesdiiyV [ ll i l l 'i n
g is t and uko it like midi
I SUtll-1 v i-1. ,1 it I k. i b Iambi A itt
nine tuple,
minds'
11 it i Hi
gam e.
mimis wa- 1' H r a. ui r. l to emit at Mil’ mil t»Vi f th*
at i -I -ulv am * in i ad' > b a u d s
of
I be
government.
nil.bile I •<'. Il ,
\">•* lation and a
ton l to I
Jill k • ti u as al ►*» i.lll
And bo hnMchnll f tt It B h e re hi
an*e Deuvei we gi t m .nit
iio idea *d llu
i
'III
III
tt
t
e
c
tie,I
l.d
I'V
Miller
I'bil
still buoy uni with con fid en ce th a t tent to which tm ti ini* willing t*> 1II nl milking ii On I* ,1 -l't.s tol
! 11[Is
No Title ! 1)01, 1. 1 oil's this fe i
‘ g o for purti*«,iii imrpose.s.
‘ No llu* ■l«M| 1 St M
li< in i h * lulling
t h e S e n a t o r s will collie th rou gh
|1111c oi ( b lata! ,’s ball Upuning. di
11
ininti
line
Int
No
et
Mir**.
wm.
dii
Ito*
pttilv
iii-vi
inti’s
wen'
R adio * w ere in use at Hit* Cupi
Ian* those m h a i ge
,
Seventh Inning
ilisniavt'd tit lu> fiiuikuc** jitld that
, t g i ,. the o ffice * of the few semi
I mum low* will In* I ijIambi’s f i t -I
ul)
ex
t
iiiguisher
wa*
prompt
Iv
Mogri
dge
str
uck
out.
McNeely
|
t o r * an d reprenentulivet* in the city i
ga l a day ot th. 1,il| and yvuiti i
\u (joubl«*d to tett * ent er and went to*
and Alan in p ra ctica lly all the gov |* luspt d on lit* official head
season, and in * t*arat mnk f.tr tin*
pul.'iillv it wa* to
iuttiUjoii to tlilnl on Hut ri s ’s sai l i f n e fl\ to
(C ontinued from p age 1.)
eru n iep t d e p u rtm e n ls.
big event a t e so <otuplcle
that
wave once mure tin* ^Idodv slnit ' deep r e n t e r , hut died there ns Hiee . tiev M e t ' uinliet t a r i f f l aw arid t o
A n o t h e r m e a n s of telling llu
like chihlii'p the day before Christ
und preach* a g a i n (tin erusadt* of flew Ollt to ie(t
repeal t he .soldier.-*’ bonus law e n
m a s everyone t i n s to Sec what i.
p l a y !>y p la y s to ry wns employed
civic h a t r e d . "
I
No t utis,
line bit
No e r r o r s . , a c t e d ut t h e l a s t session o f Conhidden behind those c u r t ai ns , and
G r iffith stad iu m w here U n itid
An o t h e r tiuesUop to in* uelllt 'l in
Ilni it - made a wnhdeiful slop gM “x. s u b s t i t u t i n g l e gi sl l i t l * I) " t o
vtos M urines oarriud o u t a pun* the election. Mf ljuvls rgid, was of Gowdy' * liner and thr ew him p i o v i d c g e m n n e ml justed eompert- want s to know todav what is not
to ho ti'Vealed until tomorrow
‘
: tarn Inn o f t h o gnnio;
that of rub* of privilege m*'flgnne*l out at fi rst.
S o u l tiwoiHi, tutting M i t i o n " fm w.itId w a r v e te r a n s . He
'Thursday, ( G t, -ln*r 1*. xnlt be a
I"i Baldwin, bunted
along
third r a i d he al u would s e e k t o b r i n g
tin* rule of o'HJ *tl d V■
dll\ t hat will reflect credit oti the
" I l f nil Un* v’iuttir.es whn h p m
Itnxi line and heal it out n- tin* a b o u t a lev Isiotl o f piist-Tll sal, il les
( B'lundo and ( ( r a n g e < minty Advct
levee e v e r Woll l»l t i m e l e s s . " In l t d ' '1 baSeliuiii tiindib d it
o f t ' l v i l nnd Snanisb
Lind a ' *1 pm lot
Using ( ’lull, it I- to edit ted.
Tin
Mild III till** I'olliii'i 11**11. "tiolti' was ' st i . Ill tut I •' 1 till d V* lio t til ew lo set- e *1 vet* ra iS " l o e i i n f o i i n t o tile
cluh is reapo'i'ibl* for the Second
I c os t o f l i v i n g "
M l
s vv •••■plug a - the t* **m ul tin ml
olid f o i l i n g Suut hwoi t h
Ha r r i s i 'a M a
Annual I* till ('peniiig. when all tin*
I,.it.
( mill V Mil ne t • i
taiif!
' U l th
' ' I l l s III t h i s I III III* 'di
Hindi* a no t he r woml i i l ul > ' " 1* of
s t o i c s will be nt their best, and
It i ul i - vvi re w t it i t bv I lie \• ' . Fris* b‘s grounded and l e t i i i d tin* nt* h*iM latiie p ioginni," Nenutur
show their l a s t .
inte' l
designs
men who belli d Li "I*nfit fi Ia ent* * ei iaid to fust
Lab oil, tie dei lan d, "already com
.
from Inline m a r k e t s and oveiseu«
mand **v * t wtielming
sii|ipott
m
N * inns
No lilts, l Im i riot
til* in
will la* on view, and nil eeiiltul
1One o f tlie most e n jo y a b le feu
S in n
I . i r . 1'
( * ngi* '
and a n not detn-oili ril F lo r i d a is planning to be hgrr to
Klglilli liming
turns o f th e aeries o f special un i t
licit
tunjtuii ies
They
" T l t e i e it* u.n one vilto d*
peart, the second relief iiitebei Hpo'n pattisah
stmre Willi llll illdo Hie pleasure id
^
in g a now being held a t the F irst 1 n \oi a lit ngi i*m*•iv
iv e redo*
reilu* tIt on m (or tin* Gianti* tailed to st* in tin* Would already have been |ius***d
the dav
B a p t i s t C h u rch , a c c o rd in g to m any tla* bill dens **! t a v a l ton
I v i i v liib as the Heimim
*
x*
i
|
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Im
opposition
1
1
y
HuHold
...........
two
w h o ho v e been a tte n d in g r e g u la r ly . e e c r g v
b
e
nt
t
o
i***o
i
a
tin
v
teiold be
ing t "oblige administration nr * b- 1 D A i n M O F T I I PR EH I D E N T I I I
liiiili' oil thre e lilgl*
t " left veil
Is th e e x c e lle n t mu me which is be
in gov i t ntnriil nnd t h e l e s s e n i n g <>f lor
J u d g e singled **• b it,
who r t I'll* tlnfi bv l e a i t i o l i a t v l e a d e i s *,f
HAN* >\ Lit, t h t 7 Di tt ilbam
life fu rn iah ed by th e ch o ir uiulci [ oi niiHi.l it i m i k e s **li tin* lino*, tin* fluid.led the ball allowing Goslin the t w o old nili t i e s In C o l i g l e s s "
J e we t t 'I .a ki ' , pic uleitt eiueri tlls
*
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Bupervialon
of Mrs* A. M. l a b o r a n d t h e l i v i n g s o f Hu- m e n to go to third and J u d g e stopped
h i r m i s l r m l on. F e d e r a l l h * k s n r [o f D artm o u th ( " l i e g e , is critically
PhilllpH.
j und w o m e n of lb** c ount tv
tt till e net lull Was b e i n g o b t a i i u d ill.
at se* oinl.
Blueg< singled t** left
> -,S a v « n te en mapihero o f Hu* ch o ir
* inl ei Muring t *uslin and J u d g e •■ii piessing l e g i ' l a t mu . during the
r e p r e s e n t lout night d espite bail
H U H I I S I S IN K l h M A I I U N
I HIuege went to *V' ond o*i tin* play " h ou s e (l eani ai r " neiiod Mr Laiither
conditions
nnd to n ig h t
id ill*' ela t e
I ' in l G**w *ut, put* Fni l cl l e said he vvuuhl rail ui***o
i t n u m b e r in ex pec Us J to he iliaW A S I l l N G T t I N. n e t
7
I’re
flv to f u s t . Miller l»opta**l up to the uptiiopt ini*- I'Xeeutive *l**|iait
•lolly I n c r e a s e d . Rev. F . U . K ing , b l e n t t o o l i d g e l o d a y i * * p n s l e d a d Hi*i und and ola*
in o**
Mn g l a i c j no nls to p i c p a i c a "ileUtili'd, t onp O lto r o f ttie ch u r c h , and wlto In »ri d i t i o n a l i n f o r m a t i o n on llu* t a r i f f at nn k out.
sHau l iv e p r o g r a m ” iirovidiug f.*r
c h a r g e o f the re v i v a l, sp ea k in g c o m m i s t f i n i i oh t h o c o s t o f s u g a r
Two lulls.
1 m*i* l i d '
No * i ■ recotiKli ui t n . n" of the federal
- ' " t h e Choir’s work to d a y said , " i f p r o d u c t i o i ) in t h e
si rve anil farm loan uysteiiis, a
Uni t * * ) S t a t e s MU'
Continued from t*nge 1.
t h e o t h e r w ork d u r in g th e se and L'ubn.
The Gi ant * chalked up nitnlln*.* permanent traiispoitation policy, a
,t
partmcnt.H of records and luxati on
in g * is e n te re d in to w ith th e
one ill their half of tin* Eight h. national sup. a p..vv**r system, de
(m e
s p irit
which c h a r a c t e r i z e *
\ uiing goes to I rsl on funi l ud velopment of cooperative market und the diviximi **f w a te r supply,
Is c h o ir, t h e r e will be a g r e u t
ones.
Kelly flew out
tu * enter. ing und eont(’id of trusts arid com th e eont would la* d.ti cunts.
T he F c r u a l d I.aug ht mi H os pi tul
_iw»yvi n *.i ■' - •
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M cum*I also walks and
Mugride bines.
Transportation tocomnumdutmnx would g e t .7 cen ts of the auppoaed j
. jBevural special numltera were
was taken out ul the box anil r e
rendered a t last n ig h t’s service und
p l i e d ! b> Murberiv
Wilson dtiu- Mr. laiFollette said, should im hide dollar o r .7 per cent *»f Hie sunt of
*/
f
, "*!T’ \ , ,, k(
T h e s e c r e t a r y of
the
Hanford |
oth ers •a re planned fo r futu re
ble.l to right, s c ori ng ^^lUllg but iv comprehensive study and analy the b u d g e t. T he municipal lib ra ry
r
0 • ' i 4xf s ’
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C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e recen tly r e
m eetings. J , Fred Schofield, hpuc- ceived
Meusel wait c a u g h t at the plate sis of methods of iirovidiug for would g et slightly m ore than the
n
c o m m u n ica tio n
from
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in
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tlu
number of gal lon.i of Gasoline (he CHEVROLET
Its allo tm e n t would be
public ownership of railroads, with hospital.
by a perfect peg by the
ri ght la) evangelistic singer from BirniC h a r le s F . U u rg m u n . president of
u s e on t in s ru n .
ln*ltam , AIM,'will virriVu this a fter th e D a y t o n a tr a d e body, in which fielder. J a c k s o n wus out. grounded adequate safeguards against bu L I cunts.
F o r th e w a t e rw o rk s o p e ra tin g
and
political
ui It was aniuiunced and will hi* und o th e r In te reste d and re p r e to fiisl who made the i■11v unaa- reaucratic control
F ill in c o u jk jii — m a il o r p r e s e n t a t th e show room o f Rogers-C hevrolet Co-1
a
cco
u n t the exp en ses would be 4.7
manipulation
»
luted.
charge of tho singing,
lan
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o
, M a ., b e fo r e 7 o ’c lo c k S a t u r d a y p . m ., O ctober 11th.
s e n ta ti v e m e m b e r s o f the local
D raw ing to be
ce n ta and fo r the g a s plant exOne run. Due hit. No err ur a.
lo.wforlf o ( Mr, Schofield is be- body wero invited lo a tt e n d lira a n
penso
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m
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u v en iiitf a t B o 'c lo c k .
Ninth Inning.
lookcd fon v an l to with unus- nual m e e t in g of th e C h a m b e r / of
eratin g oypense for theso tw o city
__ In te r e s t' bjr members and C o m m e rce o f tfye F l o r i d a E a s t * Dean retired the side in one, tw o
ownjxi plan ts o f 10.3 cen ts.
t h r e e o rder. McNeely *tru ck out,
friends o f tho ch u r c h . M r. Schuffcld C o a s t a t M elb ou rn e on O ct. 14.
F o r the upkeep of tho new mu
H a r r is out, short to first am] Rice
h a s con d u cte d th e m u sic in re l lg T he main to p ic o f d iscu ssion a t
C H IC A G O , Oct. 7.— L ieu te n an t nicipal goif course, the city would
iaUB c a m p a i g n s in m a n y o f the t h e m e e tin g , i t WES said , will be out, second to first.
No runs. No hits. No e r r o r s .
Lowell S m ith, commander of the spend U.8 £ents and for the recen t
I t . f i f i e s . p f t h e c o u n t r y , and t h a t o f n bill to c r a a t e th e F lo r id a
Gowdy singled tu rig ht and us a r m y world flight and R elief Pil ly completed municipal athletic
1U*
is m a d e t h e s in g in g a g r e a t Inlund N a v ig atid liL. D
with
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the rightfielder threw to fir s t it ot Arnold, each wilt bo prescptezl field 1J2 cents, making a total ~tif
My
gueas
la
Itu rv . R e v . K i n g an d m e m b e r s th e end in view o f ;'iim
th e
hit the bag, bounding into the with an automobile by the C ity of four cants fur the maintenance of
1hla c o n g r e g a t i o n h a v e e x p re s s e d Florida E ast Coast
two places * «
nt’s duir out and Gowdy went tt)
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Name .... .....
i t pltstauro a t b ein g a b le io View o *f ,m«jM
* Ing it
nptining 7.2 cents o f the
Bentley,
pinch
hitting
fo
r
fIPJ9
serv ices o f M r . B cho- p a v ig ashls
terw ay
td s wa 1
Both Managers Cer. tain Championship
* ’ »Is t Within Grasps;
Frisch Is Praised
White Sox Champs
Of The Windy City;
Orioles Beat Saints
o .
Capital Aroused
To Highest Pitch
m
City Practically Turns
, ■ Out En Masse to Get
Returns of Contest
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Orlando Merchants Shenandoah IU‘«rins Youngest Child of Mr.
and Mrs. Gillie Sipes
! To Display L a t e s t Transcontini:ntai Tril) Dies
Today of Colitis
Styles At Opening
DAVIS ATTACKS
FOREIGN POLICY
REPU BUCANS
< (H NTUY WIDE
UADIO SYSTEM
HOOVER’S IDEA
HEAD OF THIRD
PARTY THINKS
DAVIS IS THIRD
Use Sulphur To|
Heal You
are conducting a
CHEVROLE
^ong S e r v i c e s At
Special M e e t i n g s
jjLre Much Enjoyed
100 Hour
CITY TAX MONEY
IS EXPENDED FOR
MANY PURPOSES
Sanford Men Invited
To East Coast Meet
Endurance and Economy Ri
This test will he over the good roads of Lake, Osceola, Semii
and Orange Counties,
Cash Prize-‘$ 1 0 0 in Goli
Two World Fliers Will
Be Given Automobiles
San Juan Garage
Rogers-Chevrolet
Company
than 1 _
n, ..whiffed
I w in . _
tha breeze ptrefl
«i ,n. p ^ V i «
~
fs>
*j
mes IJn d itrom grounded to
who throw t o mecond forcing Fri*cl
l h a . t h u r c b e x te n d s a . m ust c o r' clear in depth for the
pin o f this Unco from tho 8L Jo h n i Kfv«r to I ond and boat it out. acoring Gowdy. And. the last minute rally was cut
wsI enure to (he
abort aa Kelly struck out.
umt a t
t to be
O pt run, two hit*, one error,
ideas.
SSSg? “ud
toi s
SSL.
Cents would go to the
payment-tof notea and in terest and
4.7 cents fo r a miscellaneous pur
poses, including the store room
account and pound expense. ;
T b i,
-Florida.
“‘Only one guest* to a
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PAGE SEVEN
THE SANFORD HERAI.D. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924.
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SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD
Advertising
B y H erald
Lost and Found
RATES
TA M PA MORNING T R IB U N E —
Send in your subscription t® the
In A d van ce
Tribune or hand i t j a W
P. HHI ^ •f*
dealer bo you can r e a J n” or^ “
|g reatest newspaper
Pno ycnr
I r o n * i W « • *■rdlatelr » «
; $8.00, 6 months f 4.00, three month*
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I $2.00. I f ydti desire $1,000 InsurI M a Itn*
.
* linn j anco policy add 75 cents to your
. «e a Itn* j order.
,
I t * Unn
d-rtibla abovo
FOUND— Large white nntl yellow
dog Thursday night, presumably
a bird dog.
Owner may locate
same by culling nt Herald office,
' paying for this nd and fittingly
rowanJ fimicn
American Consuls
Are Calm Toward
E a g e r Emigrants
I l e a k w a b o u t lo o t o S S & and
I.nkt-Und, th n u g h the Star-Tele*
i gram. B eit advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram . Lakeland, Fla.
i n for rwn|OM.
kver«c« Icum lb
|inn
joo for Ural
H A M B U R G , Oct. 7.— A m e rica ’s
new re strictiv e im m igration law is
rnatrlolad to
re s tric tin g with a vengeance, and
Itlonap plicants
for admission
to the
■ ad a Tha Hanbn reaponalbla
United S ta te s a r e beginning to
krrtct Insertion,
realize th at a vise to en ter the
for sub»*qu*nt
United S ta le s is a ra r e privilege
fflco should ba
aly I d cnaa of
ClM.UMiJl'a |G*J I.KI >n Mil—Class and not a right, as niuny had p r e
ified »id» hav* in* largest circu
lation In ’Southwest*-**! -Jeorala. viously believed.
Lt i x e i u .
The burden of proof is now on
iuuo
Sc fi-w ord) tin*.
U a n t a m a thorthe applicant for admission to the
rllh ratal, rulaa
will K'v» y®“
A D V E R T ISE in the Jou m al-H cr- United S ta te s , and consular offi;-Alton.
And If
n!d, South Georgia's g re a te s t ' inis sit as judges upon the fitness
.111 aaalal you In
newspaper.
Morning, aftern oon , ! of the- applicants and the reliabil
Bnt ad to m»k»
(weekly nnd Sunday Classified r a te s ; ily of credentials,
i 10c p er line.
Wnycross Journal- > As only slightly more than 5,000
KOTirn.
Herald,. Waycroa*. Georgia.
_ i German em ig ra n ts ran he passed
outd glv* thetr
f f Ira a i b l r t J * »>
I monthly, and this nnnihcr is divtd
lhoi>» number If
TO
REACH
the
prosperous
farm
-jed
am ong ten runsumr offices, the
nil*. About one
ent and fern growers of V olusia, olil tlays of rush and ►have about
_ thousand naa a
the other* can't
county adycrtlso in the DeLand in consular offices a re largely
Jtth
you unlaar
Daily News, rato l c per word, caob, over.
|r nddreaa,
w ith order._______________________ __ I One of the striking results in the
knanr* MUST ba
A L IT T L E WANT AD in The |new law proliahly vi ill he t hat him
Ja n a a t The * a a f ntrirr or by le lIleralil will bring you big re- dreds of foreign men who have not
nuue
<1'aroai ta
sulta. Advertise those oltl articles heroine citizens in Am erica will oe
il r valid,
you have stored away and have compelled to return to Europe if
nrvlca.
no use for, A little thirty-cert ad |they want to rejoin their families,
"■rompt, Efficien t
may bring yon several dollars. This because the wives and chit
Phone 148 and a representative dren of non Am ericans in the I ’ ni
will call to see you,
ted S ta le s a r e not given special
b L O IU I j A— U K l.A NDO— Orlando ; 1 r' *'1 m‘‘»* ■ " !" 1 >"«">’ " f them will
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
aide to get permi'-sinn l > t ■'
lRM
on santl-cluy fled business, rate lc a word, min- *" A m erica for y e a rs beeau.-e ot
OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales
through the Xenia
Garotte,
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
d istrict W ant nd and display
rates on req u est
iitutni 24c cash with order.
AUGUSTA
C H R O N I C L E — Au*i
i g u s ta . Ga -Aug.it t a ’s g r e a t e s t
! classified medium, ra te cn*h .0!»c
•charge.
10c per
line, minimum
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: WANTED— Santora tiusiness men
J who ure tn need ot competent
>help should rend the classified
i page of The Hernld. There’s n6
|reason fop sending out^of-town for
help when there is probably Just
' the perron you want in the city
WANTED TO TRADE a 1923 Ford
Touring Car in good condition
for n Ford truck or Home light
j truck. Will meet you anywhere.
W rite B os 8 73, Sanford, F la .____
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalk*, build
ing blocks, irrigation boxen. J . 12.
Terwllleger. Prop.
Lumber and Building Material
t artcr Lumber Company
N. I-aurol St. __Phone 665
H ILL LUM BER CO. Houso of
Service. Quality and Price.
Kooms Wanted
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1 M M N E - W n t e r v t l t e . Morning Sen-
Park Ave.
fl.A N T S for sule by
at Hla< ksheur F erti
Ise
K.S
m ean long profit
poult l y
m isers
J o s o n i lin i.s a n d c u s -
Itn
• ontiia-nial I latch
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i N I S for sab- by tint
il
M nt head.
rOHKR I. 1921.
6re by given th at City
Inow due on all nocu-
fsHions or buxines - ui>|cense is imposed
uster, Tax Collector
Ellen Hoy, Deputy.
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—
iT S INFECTION .
r*t discovery in tlesh
marvelous Borozune,
th a t nuncH in liquid
form, tl is a combi h a at t h a t not only puri[d of g e rm s th a t c a u se
t it heals the flesh
rdiliary speed.
Bad
Uts which take weeks
Ihe ordinary liniments
j under the powerful
this wonderful r e m
it liquid) 30c. 00c und
l e r 30c and 09c. Sold
barmucy.
kiHtiftf
KiiMun rii
»»tf»* nln*
Itie i ii*!l iik i'tiilnl i) tn- i it liiikf IHium
l cent f«i r wont, minimum 3 4t\
TO REACH BL f ERR or s »II«-th of
Florida real estate advertise in
1 the St. Petersburg Times One cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
Sunday*. _ ___________________
"DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
a n y th in g '” If *<> advertise tn
Ih*- '‘Gainesville S u n ”
TiT Tf MOltNING~JnURNA?, is Un
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FOR R E N T —One room with board j it. _______________________ .
for two gentlemen.
Apply 1 1 -F O R R EN T— House confortably
W. 2nd Street.
furnished hAth, g as. lights, end
209 E. 11th Street.
F O R R E N T — 2 la r g e fro nt rooms gnrnge.
adjoining hath, $20 p er month.
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L O N D O N , Oil, 7
An nil mil no
DUE OCTOBER 1. 1924.
to and from P a ri* every hulf-nmir,
for passen gers und fre ig h t, is in
Notice Is horeby given that
eluded m Ihe p ro g ra m of develop
, r
ment which I be British air line* license on dogs is now due.
Alfred Foster. Tnx Collector.
have drawn up fm the future. T rn f
By. Ellen Hoy, Deputy
( fit by air the past su m m er w as .
g r e a t e r by f a r than ever before,
both on tin- Continent nnd between
the Continent amt England. Those I
who a r e o p eratu ig the air services
vva
i vnei-t continued development. The
British lines have several 16-seat- ) Cut prices
on all sixes United
er
plant1* under construction at States. Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik
p re s e n t.
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T IR E S A L E
Japanese arc Inspired
To Kxplore Unknown
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Tsimemichl Ki- tied T u b e s
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spring, a, Hiding to plans rw e n tly
annouin ed
I'he purpose of the
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knowledge ef Mongolia and to link
ills! lat g and u n d e r« loped ItTfl
t> ) , no-i< «1 -si ly culturally and
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ot i iiem i< a 11v wi t h .la pan.
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1113 J-nnford Avenue
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Apartments
For Rent
FOR REN T— Upper apartment to
tululls. 813 Magnolia Ave. Alao
F O R R E N T — T w o nice room s furn* i furnished rooms.
Ished fur lig ht housekeeping. 719 A PARTM EN T FO R RENT-^Onc
Oak Ave.
3 room and one 2 room apart
ment. Apply 309 French_Ave.___ j
FO R R EN T—4-room
fum iahe*
npnrtmont.
All conveniences.
nnd garage. 117 la u re l Ave._____ u
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F o il R E N T —‘2 furnished room '1
apartment. No small children.- ■
703 Palmetto.
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REASONABLE AMOUNT IN
LEGITIMATE ADVERTISING
WILL ASSURE YOU OF A
LONG NEVER-ENDING LINE
OF BIG ROUND DOLLARS
ROLLING INTO THE CASH
REGISTER.
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Houses Fort Rent i«
FO R R E N T -R o o m *. • Wouldn’t
yt)u be able to nne the money se
cured by renting that vacant room
now going to w aste? There are
many persona looking for places to
stay. Help lake care of them and
not only make money blit assist it*
keeping people in Sanford. Phone
148 nml givo your ad over tho telcphonc. Use T he Ile ra lJ for quick
service.
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FO R SA I.E — Large, roqroy bunga
low. Comnlctely furnished with
up-to-date furniture. This house
was built for a home, 1/ocnted on
Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth
und Thirteenth Streets. Very best
location in Sanford. Will sell for
$9,000.00 furnished; $2,000 rnsh.
Balance in term:-, very easy to han
dle. Sec W. L. Rumple at First
j National Bank or call phone ‘207
I " '" I mag,, appointment;___________
^FOR SA L E —3 colored houses nnd
| one lot in Georgetown.
One
block from Celery Ave.
Excep-f
, tional investment. House only re' gently built. For particulars in
quire nt Bauniel Specialty Shop
next to Post Office.
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reaches potential buyers
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(children suffering from mtesti
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1 *r <i4»m|il'lltt;( »if
unhealthy. There are other symp4»«-(
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If the child i] pule, has dark rings under the
eye*, bad breath and take* no in
terest in ploy, it is almost a cer
tainty that worms are eating nway S T ( ) \ K A N D
its vitality. The sgrest remedy fo r ;
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worms is W hite’s Cream Vcrmi- • 14^
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fuge. ti is positive destruction to'
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the worms but harmless to the
SK K
P h a r m a c y !1'
F O R S A L E — I 1,* ton Indian truck,
Help Wanted
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accepted want ad medium m
D aytona ( F l a . ) One cent a word
[ mi insertion
Minimum ‘2 5t.
l ic e n s e s
“Hupmobile”
Mere, W ight
Position Wanted
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t s s V IO L IN . $ 10 .9 0 .
F U R S A L E — One
, touring.
I*. A
B ros, building.
stake body, good rubber, fine
RO OM S' WANTED—Three" Turn-'
ished, with garage privileg'*. mechanical condition F o re s t G a r
Address C H. Pearce, care General dens F a rm s, Oviedo, F la .
Delivery, City.
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tinel. Thousands of Maine peo
ple are Interested in Florida pronerty
Reach them •hrough the
Sentinel. Hate card on applies-1
tion.
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I PALM ItEACH C O U N T Y ^ T h c .IN
IN Ii l u ll « l:il| \ lll i i ill M l
scene of stupendous development
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Head about it in the Palm Heath
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.ANTS that will pro TA51F’ A. FLORIDA —Tamps Daily
wli n■
till
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fit hard heutls. LeadTim es, the great
home iJnilv.
postpaid 5U0 $1.00, rale lH r per word, minimum K \ i 11:
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Knpresseti II tier rhurge ‘.j r>c ca*h with order Write
food Farm . Ruvo, Ga. for complete rate card.
IHtVKI.npEjiM ATTKNjlQN- t’cii-,
11Art tu ci! plant?;— Bpe- *r;tc..Ia 1* hr i |nn! nk *9^ *r*nt*-*t i1erberg. Also cabbage «'<•)..jim. in In Dlorlilx*" )i|ni,.r> a
1 lp*lf in IMt-'ii ilnllnr htiiliw-av to lit*
|er plants now ready |
b'li’f hi*nrh jtm!
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Spencer A Son. mill IIk n iI d' J hr ' Irif «» lu'ruis
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Al~n ii «v i|ti' r « rn KTft In i n k ton ml
WfHp Ibviliipmpiii
ben cabinet,
109 N. Moot
Phone I73-.I.
Cars For Sale
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In making this a sse rtio n to the
United
S ta le s d ep a rtm e n t of a g r i
W A N T E D —.ltd) ns collector
H. culture, Dr. DuPuis says he oases
salesm an for reliable firm.
T. Hmvull.
his conclusion oil exp erien ce of the
most convincing n a tu re , in dealing
tick infestation on his dairy farm
P F B I . iT- S T E N O G R A P H E R — |
i T H E H A G U E . Oct. 7.— Pontage
Y o u r business solicited.
H. B . 1 near Miami, F la . Finding, he said,
the in festatio n
hnd been , ft am p collectors from all over the
l e w i s A Co.. Phone 84!).
i that
brought about by carelessness of (world a re here for the Interna*
\VA N T E D —-Y o uttg man to work in |
rniiloatl employes, tiie doctor said tional Philatelic Expo sitio n , which
ciri ulntion departm en t. Good op- j
lie adopted the p ra c ti c e of dipping
portunity.
Inquire Herald o ffire.l
; was opened in the presence of
his <at tie ev ery fourteen days.
many of the world’s leading collet-Product
ion
re
co
rd
s
kept
on
his
W a n te d
herd of dairy coivs during the dip . tors.
W A N T F I f T<) 11C Y- Second hand ping tr e a tm e n t. Dr. DuPuis stated,
Prominent
am o n g
the 259,100
clothes.
1112 Sanford Ave.
i made a sa tisfy in g revelation . One
■stamps
a
re
the
la
r
g
e
exhibits of
of the cows, " F e r n d e l l " No.
hnd [inslu. ed 1-1,4 i f,t> pounds ot the Dutch Postal Depart mint nnd
milk and 584,61 I pounds of b u t the G erm an P o stal Minis' ry in
Berlin f u rio u s ly lu ou uh . the hil
te r , •ti two milkings daily.
Tins record not only won the ter chum * to own n collection of
stall' championship for ail breeds early English issues superior to
in Florida, bot als.i cap tu red the the important one in tin- possess
world's
champion .hip
lor
the ion of King G eo rg e of England.
Dutch Belted Breed.
)*n the otlu-r hand, it is an Emr
TALLAHASSEE.
Oct.
7,- It | Daoe county now i> one e f I he I h e .h ib ilo r who shows what iones not interfere with the flow th ree or fou r countivs in Florida reputed to he tin- finest colb-clio.i
1b*‘ small ipiotas.
stumps
of the t'onfederated
of milk to dip cows for eradicn- I declared free of the i a tt ic fever of
11
,"*t clear whether the law
E rad icatio n work is being States of America
turn of tho ca ttle fever ticks, if t h e ' tick
V ,,H framed inteotemall-.
Alfred I iihelistein of New York
iltppi'ie i- t>ropet!v done, This i-* r a i r n d on. h ow ever, m d iffeiee
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(h* coo Iti oon of Dr .1. G. DllPuis. pari - of the s l a t e , under ptoii.s eVl.ddth what is doM'iilusl as tin,,r' V ’
* "'? nc president of t)ie Dutch Belt* d ions of the act of i he IP2't legi-lu- I o-,.st coll. - Iion of I'ape of Goo*]
the
cnn.HUlllU»s
MchlTl^
iiilvM*
tllte dividing tile m a t e into /.on -s.
Hope 1 *ues in cxisteii -c.
C attle Association of Arm-run,
a *M,uJ whiit im*t inn I " t . ' k r T h r y
„ ly
t,dd. tf thei d . s i i . »
-peedy tolimon of 'h e n lamll.-'-,
m u ..................
■ x u in m iiix iiiiB rm ia B ia a a H iiia E im
that th eir husband* had ln-|ici i<
turn to Europe.
:ellaneous
For Sale_____
west of Idjngwood,
on high riilgt- Innd
tlowing well dis. a River; 50 acres
Iplcndid eulth at ion;
cultivation with a
id ready to suhirntodern 7 room
rater works, plumba, outheuses, tenant
000 two year old
trees. 20,000 uotir
them ready to bud.
dairy and poultry
J 15,000—one-third
|on terms. Lake Je sInc.. Ixingwood, Fla.
Building Material
W A N T E D —-Hoarders. 311 Pnlm etto Ave . ._____ _____________ ____
Rooms For Rent
Houses For Sale
Wanted
GRADUATE VETERINARIAN
Aoom 203 Conrad Building
Phones; Office 20 Home 21
DELAND. FLA.
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D PRESS DISPATCHER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924.
SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS
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Dem ocrats O f N ew Jerse^
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5 To Volst
And
Denounce Ku Klux
)tS By Name
‘osifions
fnchanged
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• —T-------T R E N T O N , N. J., Oct. 8.— A fte r m e a s u r e u f.rn lie f from n condition
a Ion* b a ttle which re su lte d in e x of law lessness which has been
pected a p p ro v a l of th e child wel created ' by th e passage of this
f a r e n m e ndm ent to the federal act," ia th e la ngua ge of th e plnnk.
constitution, th e Democratic sta te
‘Tn order th a t New Je rse y may
convbntioti T u e sd a y adopted n pint- not continue a p a r ty to such :•
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form in which th e K u Klux Klan, dem oralizing influence, we demand
the Volstead a c t and the H o h a rt n repeal of the Rtate enforcement Shenandoah on Epoch-Mnkinn
E nforcem ent Act of th e stuto w e r e act, believing thnt th ro u g h such a
Round Trip Across Conti
denounced by nam e.
A,-'
repeal notice will be given to the
nent
Making Good Headway
With b u t little altcratlOYt th e people of New Je rse y nhd of the
During First Hours Flight
p la tfo rm unanim ously wo*' a p United S ta te s Hint our sta le h a s
proved ns d r a f te d by the re so lu done everything in its power tn
tions com m ittee. An anti-lynching co rre c t the ovil which
it recogiinnk wns added. The planlt ' ou nizes to exist."
ubor e n d child w e lfa re wns w id
The plunk dealing with the Ku
ened to include u m o re liberal Klux Klan anid:
w orkm en's com pensation provisWe condemn the Ku Klux K lin Take-ofT from Lnkehurst Is
ion. It was adopted unanim ously J a s an organization formed to set
Without Trouble nnd Night
a f t e r a s u b s titu te plank pledging nt n a u g h t the liberties g u a ra n te e d
Flight Sends . Ship South
th e Democratic p a r ty to s t r e n g t h by the c onstitution to every c iti
en th e e x istin g legislation dealing zen. Its proscription of groups of
AIU)AIII) S H E N A N D O A H . Kb
w ith child la b o r and sw eatshops citizens upon racial nnd religions
had been d efeated, 14 to 22.
grounds nnd its a tte m p ts in n se route from A tlunta to B irm in g
E ig h te e n th A m endm ent Denounced cret and insidious m unner to in ham. Oct. 8.— Sailing smoothly at
The e ig h te e n th nm endm ent to Hmidnto and control public o f f i
nn a ltitude of 2,5(10 fe e t the Shen
the fe d e ra l constitution w a s d e cials is n direct challenge to con
- andoah crossed the lower tin of
nounced ha "nn u n w a r r a n te d in stitutional governm ent.
trusion upon the r ig h ts of sta te s,"
"In seeking to foment religious tlie Allegheny m ountains nt a
in th e wtike of which “ hns trailed bigotry and rncial strife it m e n speed of 45 miles nn hour nt 7:00
Corrnption of governm ent on n aces the peace, happiness nnd con o’clock this morning.
scale unparalleled in the history of tent merit of the people.
A tlanta wns passed nt 4:45
the country, n lack of enforcem ent
"W e condemn as un-American I o'clock ju st ns day wns b re n k in "
and general disrespect for nil law." those
who would discrim inate amt Salvo locomotives whistles
H ere is n picture show ing the s t a r outfielder and s lu g g e r of the
“ We dem and im m ediate action a gainst Catholics, Jew , negro, or
b y congress thnt the Volstead Act foreign born, nil of whom Imvo echoed into the clouds to wonder S enators, who batten 1,(881 in T u e sd a y ’s g a m e nnd a lm o st won the con
be so amended ns to perm it the shown their valor in defense of of the ship. A s tro n g head wind, test single-handed. Incidentally he m ade his second home ru n of the
m a n u fa c tu re nnd sale of wines country in tim e of wnr and their which bucked all night, died down
and beer in order to provide a good citizenship in time of pence. this morning and the speed of the p re se n t series.
ship was increased a lthough the
shi|i‘s motors were ru n n in g at the
sam e rate.
The ship’s officers expect to n r iv<• nt F o rt W orth mooring mnst
at m idnight under present w euther j
conditions.
Ship Crosses Jn m e s Itiver.
iys General
tas Received
fge Airplanes
i Oct. 8.— A fter 24
»vy Artillery firing
innhnikwun front,
-Lin's Manchurian
ibked this morning,
?aten off by Chihli
■(porting the Peking
Bit. Positions of the
are virtually unbut guns continued
re.
Troop* Hushed.
ct. 8.—Peking govern98 in northern Chihli
being rushed from
the vicinity of Jehol
attempt to prevent ail| invading M anchurian
tnernl C hang Tso-Lin
Ing for control of the
Irnm ent of China, nc, dispatch receiver! here
the Kokusui news
ni Makden, principul
bchuriu.
f is 150 miles n o rth w e st
bear th e Chlhlian-M anler.
agency also reported
concerns had delivered
tw enty a irp la n e s and
( tr u c k s ordered by Ocnprior Ui Uic^ openi
ties w ith
the centra
srnment.
£f
}inn Plane* Bomb City
>N, Oct. 8.— M anchurian
ipenreii over Hhunhnikjr th e r n Chihli province,
stern e x tr e m ity of the
jesw wall ut daybreak
ltd ruined bombs on the
while the surface arm |ri>l C hang Tso-I.in, Man
ier, and Peking g o v e r n
s carried on an intonfor possession of the
Is held by P eking forces.
lombunlmoTit continued,
p l a n troops, a tte m p tin g
city, were unable to
tie fire r e tu rn e d by the
. and were forced to
lew positions.
| A 1. Oct. 8.— The T h e
nce armies uru th re a tbs of the city of Khung
second lime within n
(a rc rushing reinforce|w nrd to check the lo t
ions of their Kiungsu
Red Cross units who
blow ing up the fighting
Viang, 28 miles to th e
jf the S h anghai-H ungJny line, w ere b r o u g h t
Anghai Tuesday, defense
r» nt Lungwhn, south of
tied there had been nny
rtre u t in the S u n g k ia n g
kdmitted, however, th a t
Jon around Kungkiung,
romhined K iangsu-A nhforces alm ost have surcity. wns serious. It
sdmitted th a t reserves
rushed tow ard Sungkifk the encircling movelie enemy.
»l statem ent from L ung
re<l that the Kinngsu
>und S ungkiang were
by lack of nm m uniVVu Pul-Fu, m ilita ry
r-in-chief of the c e n tra l
a t Peking, to which
provinces of Kiungsu,
ru k ie n owe allegiance,
the munition* s tre a m
Jy8 '>g (H upeh province)
Averted to th e north.
I'F fig h tin g Gen. C h a n g
Manchuria.
Sharon Hears 8
In City Court
taxes wer
fe J|'G, J. I
JuniP thl*. w orhN ut’Jtnd lltn e s,
•estreatod,
^ v . . bond* ,t«t
w
J ***** h i a r r a ig n e d w ere:
f»». 45 and e o a t s . S r 20
Mill R obert McDougal,
Jriving, ( 1 0 bond estreat*
crazier, reckless driving,
I; h a r l Stephens, larceny,
d to county) J a m e a Da via,
“ f cimrt, $1 a n d costa;
»m», disorderly conduct,
...
Brown, disorderly
[(5 and coat# o r 10 daya in
endad on good behavior.
h . i t -ft l \ v
Ship Passes Over
Atlanta at Daybreak
f
Johnson Again Foi
To Bow In Dei
Before the Nath
League Chamtrfbi
“Goose” Goslin Becomes Hero
TIME IN FLIGHT
illcry Battle
In Victory
>ps Aiding
Jovernment
NU!
CAMPAIGN LAP B entley P itch es
IN NEW YORK H is Second Game
Democratic Nominee to Make
2 AddressoH Today, One at
Uuffnln nnd Other nt Roch
ester; Says Outlook ILight
Nominee Confident
Of Party’s Success
Standard Hearer Continues
Hitler A ttacks on Republi
can Party, Administration
50,000 Fans See New 1
York Team Forge
Ahead in the Sene6
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The
New York Ginnta again wdnt
into the lend in th e world serien hy defeating th e W tahington Senators by a score o f
G to 2 this afternoon at th e,
Polo Grounds before a crowd |
of over GO,000 spectators.
W alter Johnson Buffered b is
second defeat of th e at
th e Giant* knocking the oflflr
S Y R A C U S E . N. Y.. Oct. 8.-u
Jo h n \V. Davis, D em ocratic p r e s i
dential nominee, liegnn today the
b f th e v e te ra n ace fo r a to ta l of
last lap of Ids drive in W e ste rn hits.
Bentley,
h u rlin g for tlib
New York s ta te , leaving Imre for G ia n ts wa* h it h a r d b u t Y nanag<d.t ( >
, J >Ba
a noonday spending e n g a g e m e n t nt to keep th a m well s c a tte r e d .
The score by innings:
Kiiehosier ami n filial a d d r e s s of
the to u r to n ig h t nt Buffalo.
000 100 0 10—2 0
W a shington
He described his visits he re ami N ew Yorw
001 020 03*—6 t t 0
1
a t U tica ns “ p a r tic u la r ly e n c o u r
The G ia n ts drew f i r s t blood In
I
a g in g " and told m e m be rs of his the third inning when Ja c k s o n boat
p a r ty th a t lie is now e n tire ly c o n out u slow in/ield g r o u n d e r a n d
fident Hint the N ovem ber venlict w ent to th ird on B enttoy’a single.
will he favorable to the D em ocratic He scored n m inute l a t e r w h e n fJJ
n a tio n a l nnd s ta te tickets.
I.lrulstrom bent out a n o th e r inf K id y
T he nominee b ro u g h t th e sisronil g rounder. The G iants hit
•lit) of hi: New York s ta te to u r to th re e tim es in this sta n z a a n d In
a close here last night a rriv in g W ash in g to n 's half, the Senator*
from U tica w here be delivered nn m ade exjuully ns m a n y h its b u t
a fte r n o o n add re ss in which lie fall ed to put across a ru n .
■.
defended bis ideas of the
The S e n a to rs cam e back in th e ir
s of g o v e rn m e n t, us ho xnid, half of tho fo u rth und w ith two
they w ere re p re se n te d by th e nm- singles, nn infield out nnd a sa c r i
i political p a r tie s and c a m e out fice put ucross the r u n t h a t tie d
1 h itly in opposition to "disertm - the score und made th e W a sh in g
The ,h ip at th a t time hud crossInntii.n Imaed upon religion and up ton su p p o rte rs in the s ta n d s th r o w
<d the .1 unit's r iv rr ut L ynchburg.
i on Cl red ”
th e ir huts high in the air. Up to
After
Being
Sentenced.
T.
W.
Contestant
Turning
in
Mast
Senator LnFollcttc Demands Large Barren Place lx*fl on L ights burned In the houses b e
T he c a n d id a te
introduced the tliis time Johnson hud given up
Monev
up
Until
ill
o’clock
Cordrny
Motions
for
New
Maps for This Section of nefit h and in the distance along
Investigation of Party Ac
t of radical and religious d i f five iuts while his te a m m a te s h a d
Thai Night Will Gel Prize fsub.;.',
Trial on Grounds G-Man
e r . lice, with a society form ed Mon hit Bentley six times.
Floridn; Wnnts Proper In- the horizon could lie seen th e
tivities in Raising Rig
of SIU; \ ole Value to Drop day in Utica and sponsored by the
Jury is Not Large Kiiotigh
forntulinn in for Sanford glow of cities nnd vlllngex.
In the fifth tlie G ia n ts o n c t
Fund to Win
Election
form er S e c re to ry of s la te , F.liltu more assu m e d the lead. JohofQtt
Aboard the big ship, limited as
I’roniptlv
ut
ten
o'clock
S
a
tu
r
d
a
y
Boot lie hoped tiiu o rg a n iz a tio n was touched for th re e h its a n d tw o ]
T \V. C orihav, charged with a s
It wus revealed by S. O. t'h a se to ip im te r s nnd with ev e ry th in g
H O B O K E N . N. J.. Oct. 8 —
sault and buttery, plead Ini' own night tin- th ird period of T he ller- composed of P r o te s ta n ts nnd C a th runs. Gowdy* opened th e Inning by
>11
Determined to pres* hi« d e
Tuesday afternoon thnt one of the stripped down to the m inimum of
S a le sm a n sh ip c a m p a ig n will olien would "blossom into a m ighty
I louse 1 a*
we ig h t, the routine went on like , ease before -lodge E. t
3
mand for n se n a te investiga
nd. Monday’s H erald will contain tr e e over this n a tio n " to tench " th e singling to r ig h t a n d B e m t t y / ' t n
most noticeable facts observed by any m e a l ship a t sea Green lights ladder in T uesday a f t e n o I ;* SOS
bis second tim e up, slam m ed.'
tion to establish w h e th e r u
f
t
he
foi
t
mini
e
content
,,f
,„ >( will am ong men l.-all in to tin* u p p e r tie r o f thfe-rf]
'f ggood
him and his family d in in g then huiig ell port ami her s ta rb o a rd sum of court, but in spite of tin- 'h e n o n e ni the f o r tu n a te coiite-n
"s lu sh ” fund is being collected
light glowed through
the open'j a r g u m e n t he set forth to free him - ' |ir" who succeeds in w inning (he j v ^ ic h th e niige Is sung ut Hetlilc- field stnnds for n home ru n . F t'
- t o buy th e election for Fee*,-* * several m o n th s’ vacation in N orth
-••If. the in n - verdict waa "guil- * " l I " '* ' offered 1 - the " » r k e r j
doubled to c e n te r b u t th e Giant***
| f'arolnin recently, wax th a t the windows of the conn..I cabin for- Iv".
dent Ckmlidgc in doubtful
He wus fined *10 and costs tu r n in g tn the most rush subs, ripsuddenly h#r®
In developing his idea, Mr. Da scoring stopped
states, ns be ch a rg e d in Ins j load m aps to lie found or secured wai.I from tiic five motors cabin I'pon being sentenced, th e deft nd lion.- during the two-week period
along the side the hum of motors
vis said l.e recently Im.l tnken tho when Kelly lilt into a double p la y
Scranton uddress last night.
i in that nnd other southern sta te s reached to ti»e sha*'W ist surface of ant moved for n new trial on the which ends Saturday
. p|."i lim it) to find out w hat the n f te r Young had been h it b y » h
Senator l.n F nllette invaded
contain, generally, no inform ation Meld, hills and forests beneath, gi ootids (but tlie . oust it u t ion of I Various eontCHtrints are claiming e\p>.<sniiis
of g r e a t A m ericans pitched hull.
New J e rse y today r e ite ra tin g
j of Sanfoid.
tbi*
pr
I/.
Greater
eff.
rts
than
nsi while tlx
silver tube •*!i|>| | i 1 1| I'lilted S ta le s g o iila n tc e . a I ill.I
hail been and piloted two of the
T he e ig h th Inning sa w tho N t k
intentions of following up his
“ 111!
t in most
most nof tnern
th e m ”,. tie
lie UeUnreU.
d o lut ed. t h r ,lllKh the
ju ry m e n while 'only
alight w ith it - hy
*•> 12
l" J««
‘"Iv m w ire iik I have been pul forth l.y tli" de. lai n! lolls tie had found. The Y orkers ngnln score, g e ttin g three
s ta te m e n t.
young |u.lies in the race to make
■there is a long b a rre n looking |( , , / iif w hit- i e.l and green clem I used in c u n t v m m t t est.-.dav aft
f 11 st sill.I
r u n s this time. The tx'st the Sen
the e two
weeks
the greatest ^
h e l'**■*'" Daytona ..nd «>. , r
,,y l h „ „ . ..wakened by th | e . m ......
V\ nslilrigton'H V im * .
a to r s could do w as to obtain ViUC
I’h.', Oct. H Sen- M.a...
weeks
of
the
campaign,
so
far
it
and., a... oth e r cities of this
,lf
(I1 „ „ | d .o n .n g
» rn nt Rol.insnii, neg..., was
"M
e
have
al.un.taut
reason
'..I
11111,
ru n n in g th e ir total to tw o.'
n to r Robert M 1.nF n lle tte all tain of the sta te as if th e re w e ll* ..
,
| found guilt \ of disposing of an is probable that th<* special prize
rejoice I toil III th is mn.i the life
i __
-eu.....
. . . , i loin i lie sk \
.
, , which
i . was __
. i u
.
A fte r u heavy rain la s t n ig h t
nounced in ai inlilr. '** here Inst • _..........
nothing here.
T here i..........
is no apixt
aUtoln.diile
und.
wall
l.e
won
on
a
ver
y
i
lose
m
a
r
Snftiug I» Smooth
a n .I tiiiih <>f le a so n lias triu m p h e d tli. sun cam e <>ut tins m orning cud
night t h a t hr Iimi .ilemnnileil nn iriiise. he said, for cities ..ffciing
Til e s , n t
gin
And it may he that one “ ill.
The Sh> nan.I..all as it sailed ■ l i t i onnl s a l e s . o n t n i r t
.,\<-l t he power of b igotry and Ml insured Ideal w euther for (hi* Aft
im m ediate and srtirching investi the possibilities ns does S anford
e i a ' e . It Wits s t a l e d , w d l |. l ol i al d> Miipliiiii will separate tile wi nn er
pel -I ll loll and t tint every pel s.01 er no*.n s gam e. An immense can*
gution by the seniiti' c a m paign ex to be lett oft such m ans oi data for through It., tir - t sunny <lu\ and he pl ol i ot l t i eed on I lie l a s t d a s ot 11 "in t i e one who coined see.mil.
moonlight night, had not tin pilch
mn) here w orship God according vusx protected the playing field
penditure c.inimittee to determ ine I a ut..m..l.il. t o u r i s t s "
t h e O c t o b e r t e r m o f court
Mt
ei
today
tht>>
days
remain
w h e th e r the Uepuldicun niiMi.nnll
"|
Hp„ken to the secretary >.r i"ll of a ship at sea, n. r the
III tile case of ihc A in .ru all in i In- third period Only n short i>. llo* ilietulcs of Ins own he a rt, ft.nil the ruin and the U.ruiOnd
• In tin- . ..lightened age, and in this gave 1." ap p e a lm ice of ruins Ut th a
com m ittee is raising "an cin.rim.iis ,,f Mic Ciiambcr of ('.iiniiicK c in th u m p and proop of an a n plane Railway E xpress
Comprint
v
lim. is left hi which cont estant «
1 land of i-.plal liberty, It is our boast le a s t.
slush fund" to lie expemleii "in teg-ard t>> this m a tte r ," stated Mi liltt.n r unseen uti pe. ket*
Hie Zachary Tyl. r \ enc.-i ( "tn
nun
tin
ii
in
c.-isli
subscript
1
*
111
*
Vll. nuiiely, lightening herself puny, c u t i n t : e d
that a loan’s political te n e ts will
M anager H a r r is sent hia ftA t
buying the election in d o u b tf u l. ( 'base, "and have asked tun. t>>
I ues.tat after
whi.li an* to apply on this special j not foit.-ii the protection of the
hut let once more to the tnotmd
sta te s ."
com m unicate with the vurious pci l.y -p u rlin g wutei l.alln.-t and hold ti.M.n from the morning session, the award
| law. 100 deprive him of tin- right ami .lolin McGrow sent J a c k DentIn n te le g ra m sent Tuesday t o ' sons win* m e concerned with the in, hei m o e aloft l«> shifting men verdict was rendered in favor •>'.
\1 10thcr Re duct i o n in Votes
| >.f a tta in in g and holding the high ley, loser »f S u n d a y 's g a m e , in to
The ease was f.n
Borah, Repul.lican, Idaho. • lour publishing of toad niM|is nnd in ul-iig tin' six hundred and xixt\ the defendant
When
the
fourth
period
begins
man of the com m ittee .the in.lepen form ation nnd give them any sta f.iet iiinwu) inside the gas l.ag, I d a m a g e s totaling ( W
•> H I !"" ' M
v th e re will In a n o th e r vet lest offices thut a l e known III the i.pimse him. N ehf, who won lr o tn
I United M atos "
K l l g l Mill
. .. .
. ..
. ..
, ........................
| Johnson in the opening g a m e , WOS
uent presidential candidate sun! lie tistics and inform ation neccssuit the Shenandoah cast off a m h o i ut for Kay, Adams and Kag
mg schedule
in effect, Fewer
vote
j Tli..*. v . 1 *■ the w ools Mr Davis ' unable to pitch because of a n in hud urged liiin to issue subpoenas ,
have Sanford include.)
included among In a in from the mooring must Jacksonville represented the plain 1 will
Ingiven
f.«r
subscriptions.
at l.a k e h u ist, N, J., made a broad tif f while Schcllc Maines wns al
II os
' o f th e g r e a te s t of all ju ry to Ins hand which he received
for Willium T. Butler, c hairm an | the cities shown on the
Tin- ballot, published in The Herald »■•!•!
i
of the Republican national comMr. < hase also sni/i that it is c m In th ro u g h the eustw urd away tornev for the defendant. The case-* each day will count for less. In A 1 1 le a n s —G eorge W ashington." in the f ir s t g a m e of th e aericft.
Miraliain Lincoln's Views,
m ittee; W. T. Mellon. Iirother o f ! | ‘" l necessary b» publish a n u m on the longest airship voyage ever was completed atsiut -I '10 o'clock. o th e r xxi.r.ts a f te r this week it will
Lim
lstrom
,
tho
18-ycar-otd
t
h
i
r
d
undertaken.
Admiral
Moffett,
T o d a y ' m Session.
" ( b n progre ss in degeneracy a p b a sem an of t h e G ia n ts, w ho he#
the se c re ta ry of th e tr e a s u r y ; E d ber uf u n tr u th s about conditions chief of naval uvlntlon.'w as nliourd
l.e mu. h more d iffliu lt to get votes.
prevailing in nny city to lie desig
At tins m orning's session of tinpears to me to la* p r e tty rapid. been show ing up well In tho aeries(
w ard T. Sto te sb u ry , a business as
T
he
cam
paign
will
l.e
half
over
and
Lieut.
C
om
m
ander
Zachary
tinted on the d iffe re n t mini mans.
court, the $500 bond of G It. Time*,
sociate of J. I’. M organ; John K but those that have real advnn- f Landsdown was In eommun.1.
■ ...
,,l# # 1 1 ,
w Ill'll the* .t h.i m. pfriotl i*ii<In. Only• As a nation wu liegnn hy declaring a g a in played his ja m - u p guM#,
chargx •d with nssuult and liattery.
th a t 'all men a re c re a te d eq u a l.’ both In field nnd a t b a t. -- Mia
Grundy, president of the P ennsyl
(C ontinued on page G)
(Continued on i’nge Six)
The Delaware river wos reached was ordered estre a te d anil n tieneli
We now pa rtic u la rly read it ‘all y o u n g ste r hit a single th e f l r a t
vania M a n u fa c tu re rs Association;
at 1 1 25 a m and W ilmington 20 w a r r a n t wns issued foi the defend
men ure c iculcd equul ex c e p t n e tim e he faced Johnson.
Samuel M. Vauclnin of the Hnl.l
m inutes luter. Baltim ore at I 20 p. ant. Jo*' llrowrn, negro, who sevetgroes.'
When the k now -nothings
T he line-ups for to d a y ’s g a m a
win Locomotive Works, und S. I).
m., uml W a shington ut 2 .10 p. in . nl weeks ago ran into und se r io u s
get control, it will re a d 'all men w ere:
, (j ■
W a rrln e r, a Pennsylvania anthruthe ship going over tlie national ly injured Uhcnr Vernon, county
p l s l Sn I i I D 1* A I u re c re a te d equal except n e g r o e s
W ash in g to n : McNeely, cantaretto operator.
Z w l and
capital so close to the ground motorcycle officer, and for whom C Y v l I U I l l C I U
fo re ig n e rs
und
Catholics.' fie lJ; H a rris, second base; Rice,
Big C am paign Fund.
at a spi ed of 55 miles an h o u t. a tn-ra h w a rra nt was issued TuesW hen it conics to this 1 shall pre- right field; Goslin, left field; J u d g e
S e n a to r 1 jikNdlcttc told the se n
(Continued on puge 0)
(Continued on pago 0 )
fer to e m ig r a te to some c o u n try f|rBt l>u, e; U| uuge> lh tr d b«aa; MUa te com m ittee c h a irm a n that he
w h e r e th e y m a k e no p r e t e n s e of I. r, s h o rtsto p ; Huel, c a tc h e r; John
had reason to believe a slush fund
.1 F red Ncholf i.'l.l win. is conduct lovin g l i b e r t y —- t o R usmiu, f o r in- son, pitcher.
From observation a num ber of
• wv*t .
of fo u r o r five million dollars wus
t ii sc the song services f..r tlie r e slatlce, w h e r e d e s p o t i s m cun bo
New York:
L indstrom , th ir d
being sought nnd th a t the c a m activities in the construction line
n ta l
ineetinu
ut
the
lluplixl t a k e n p u r e un d w ith o u t t h e b a s e base; Frisch, second b a s e ; Y oung,
paign to raise the money was a te now to he scon along S anford's
ulloy of h y p o c r i s y . ”
e xtending
rig h t f ie ld ; Kelly, c e n te r field;
lutsed “on the circulation of m ali w a te rfro n t, virtually
hurch. e lile ita in e d tin- Kiwutiis
Amid tlie a p p la u se th a t followed T e rry , f ir s t baae; Wilson, l e f t
along
the
length
of
the
present
cious slander nnd libel."
Club
ut
its
luncheon
today
with
th e reudlng of this observation,
To the audience thnt heard him bulkhead.
in th. several songs und tw o short nura Mr. Davis raised hi« voice to field; Ja c kson, short sto p ; Uowdjr.
It. T. Tiller, tr u s te e of the I’nulu purchased nnd Installed
Ju s t cast of the A tlantic Count
catcher, Bentley, pitcher.
last night, the Wisconsin senator
..is .re School, wus present nt the re g u la r building. Mr. Tiller was a u th o r lives. Rev. F. D Kitty, p a s to r of n a m e its uu th u r Ahruhuut L i n
F ir s t Inning.
i --14*
reu.l u le tte r which he declared Line Railroad tracks, the city which
the
church,
was
also
present
ns
n
ized
to
select
tlie
lumps
anil
have
*
m
eeting
of
the
County
Board
of
coln, ami continued
J u s t th re e men faced Bentley in
wus being circulated by the ways inforcing the sewers over
g
u
e
st
of
the
rluh.
them
installed,
using
his
judgm
ent
Public
Instruction
Tuesday
inotn"A nd hi tins land today any the opening fra m e fo r the Sena
the new municipal hall will be conund m eans com m ittee of the Itei
„ „ :|i
Mi. ing und uskrd thut tin- school chil as to th r num ber needed hy the
it was shown in tlie re p o rt of A tnciican
idiotild
he
rcudy to
publican national com m ittee for E r o d e d . 1 he buiiding w d be alL dren of the l‘uulu distric t be «<>m- school.
a com m ittee th u t a r r a n g e ! ” Ms sta n d forth and sign his ‘Yen’ and tors. L indstrom made a w onderful
‘
•
•
.................
. . * uateii over one of the turner lines
leading c a tc h of McNoeleyK ling
Pennsylvania nnd which he udded,
lielled to a tte n d the school of tha t
Allen Murler. A Humt.len uml have been made for the e n t e r t a i n ‘Amen' oil those d e c la ra tio n s."
th a t run to the lake.
drive to third. H a r r is flew o u t to
ment
of
th
e
Jacksonville
kiw
uninnx
w a s signed by Mr. Grundy.
district.
He
sta
te
d
thnt
u
number
J . H Price appeared before the
Next th e r e is to he seen the work
left and Rice popped up to f lr a t.
when they stop here on th e ir way
going on in the construction of of th e children of the Puola d is Board and requested th n t some a s to th e s tu te convention to ho held
No runs, no hits, no e rro rs.
,*. .
tric
t
have
left
th
n
t
school
ar.il
ere
sistance
be
given
in
the
tr
a
n
s
p
o
r
Sunford's mufiicipal yacht basin.
L indstrom opened for the Giant*
in O rlando on Nov. (I und 7. The
now
a
tte
n
d
in
g
the
Kunford
mst
l
o
ta
tio
n
of
the
school
children
of
T he dredge is filling in th e plnres
w ith a single to c e n te r .' Frisch
th u t section to and from th e bus K iw anians of Ja cksonville have
where concrete piles ure y e t to be tions.
fouled out to third. Y o u n g fle w
A f te r considerable deliberation line c a rry in g children bi tween the c h a rte red the ste a m sh ip Osceola
,
, driven nnd a t the sam e tim e deepm w as
W A SH IN G T O N ,' Oct. 8.—The out to c e n te r and L in d stro.m
fur the occasion, it was leurned,
‘E L K IN S , W. Va., Oct. 8.— Lot* J . • pnltiK the b u i n Itself. It i» un and discussion on this m a tte r the town of Golden Rod and the W in uml will eome us f a r as S anford D e p a rtm e n t of A g ric u ltu re says c a ugh
u g h t as he tr ie d to ste a l second,
Hoard
approved
a
motion
of
F.
T.
t
e
r
Park
school.
Action
wus
t
a
k
Sxndridge, coni o p e r a to r und pro m derstood Hint the re m ainder of the
this week in F lorida heavy ra in s c a tcher toi second.
'
- • r-Sm
by w ater.
inent in Democratic circles was piles will soon be driven und th a t W illiams t h a t the children living en on this m a t t e r uml un allowance
No runs ono hit, no errors. /V i* n m
When th e y orrivo in th is city, and winds ha ve d a m a g e d corn and
s h o t th is m orning near Phinpi a f te r th a t little tim e will be lost in a com m unity o r distric t with n uf (5 a pupil each m onth wns a p the local K iw anians will meet them, tru c k 1n Apalachicola and S u w a n
Continued on page els
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school should not a tte n d the schools proved.
while cn r o u t e to re-opene Meriden In filling In for the pier.
show them around Sanford und nee but it b e nefitted
cane and
of
any
o
th
e
r
d
istric
t
unless
they
Note
Approved
while en ro u te to re-open Meriden
W orkm en a re daily p u ttin g the
A note In the sum of $5,000, finally ta k e them in curs to O r ' sweet p o ta to e s on th e uplanda.
others w ere wounded by shot* l i t caps on the top of the concrete secure special perm ission from the
U ndo w here th e y will u tte n d the Cool and f a ir w e a th e r following
m a de by the tr u s te e s of special tax convention.
e r from underbrush. Mr. Sand- piles and those who aj-e fa m ilia r County Board to do so.
is favorable fo r tr u c k a n d s t r a w
Mr. Tiller f u r t h e r sta te d thnt he school d istric t No. 1 . in fa v o r of
bridge'a
condltiup
Is reported w ith thia kind of work sta te th a t had a r r a n g e d w ith contractors
R eports w ere also he a rd from b e rrie s in m any sections. C itru s
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th a Kunford Bunk nnd T r u s t Com
Critical. A p o s te witli bloodhounda construction i t pro g re ssin g ra p id
Dossey and H ow ard to p*«int the pany, fo r the purpose of meeting the H ospital C om m ittee and from is good b u t coloring slowly.
KEY
WEST,
Oct.
8.—Th«
-So*
tare vearching ToV tlie attacker*.
M a n a g e r E. F. Ijtn e of the ball
ly.
•»
Inside wplls of the old p a r t of the
Carlos
celebration,
cent
A t th e foot of P a lm e tto Avenue Paolu School building instead of jexpenscs incidont to tho e nlarge- team . I t w a s announced t h a t a t
I
n
e
n
t
nnd
purchase
of
additional
around
the
dedication
Friday
work on the new addition to the a pplying the th ir d coat of paint to
the u e x t m eeting, “ baaeball d a y "
San Carlos -dab, began loda)
Clyde Line dock Is being ru ih e d th e outside walls of tho new part e quipm e nt of th e Kanford schools will be celebrated. T he occaaion
a round of festivities and *
to completion by C o n tra c to r S. 0 . of the stru c tu r e . I t wns also a n Wa* approved.
will bo in a p p re c ia tio n of tho e f
tinue through Sunday event
A bill was presented to the Board fo rts and acc om plishm e nts of th e
Sbinhofser. Pra c tic a lly all of the nounced t h a t th e contractors hsd
representative* of tha
L
O
N
D
O
N
,
Oct.
8.—
U
pon
t
h
e
n
t
its
m
e
tfin
g
T
u
e
sd
a
y
hy
the
club’s
team
d
u
r
in
g
th
e
se
a
son
j
u
s
t
pile
driving
and
th
e
U
y
in
g
of
the
r — | to accept a reduction of
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8.— Nine
proceedings In th e house o f c o m navy of both the United States :
The B o a rd of Kublic Instruc tion of ended.
tea will leave floor has been completed and it (18.05, due to th e change.
a r m y b o m_
b_in g planes
Schelle M aines spoke to tike o r m ons today hingea th e f a t e o f Cuba present.
was sta te d by Mr. Shlnholser r e plan was a pproved a n d accepted by O ra n g e county in the su m of $715,
Field, Va.,
fo r -Mitchell
L angley -------. —, —
--— c
to partlyMfbffrtiy tha expense of t u i ganization on his r e c e n t t r i p to G r e a t B r ita in 's f i r s t la b o r g o v e r n . The club building Is
cently
th
a
t
th
e
new
p
a
r
t
of
the
the Board.
Field, L. I* on Oct. 10. in the
In conclusion Mr. Tiller revealed tion f o rK e n iin o le c ounty pupils a t Jacksonville, w here he a tte n d e d the m e n t. T he de b a te to d a y centered in thnt it is the only building ta
a r m y ’a f ir s t cross c ountry flight dock will be ready for use before
the
heavy
w
in
te
r
tr
a
f
f
ic
s
ta
r
ts
.
t
h
a
t th e Paola School Is in need te n d in g the W in te r P a r k school m e e tin g o f th e S t a t e D em ocratic a ro u n d the conse rv a tiv e m otion o f by a,foreign country for its*
fo rm a tio n u n d e r the com m and o f
c e n su re and th e liberal a m e n d m e n t In America and la the gift
The
addition
to
t
h
a
dock,
it
w
as
of
lights.
T h e re being no electric l a s t year. T he bill wax ordered E xecutive C om m ittee.
M ajor O. W estovcr. ; T h e planea
p aid aa soon no suffic ie nt funds
d e a lin g w ith tb e g o v e r n m e n ts w ith Cuban government. PreokU
In
th
e
a
bsence
of
P
r
e
s
id
e
n
t
T.
learned,
will
alm
oat
double
th
e
w
e
r
available
in
th
a
t
communwill be equipped w ith
running
atie available.
L. D u m a s o f th e club. Rev. E . D. d ra w * ! of sedition c h a r g e s a g a in s t yai will speak via radio on
capacity
e
f
the
Clyde
Lino
C
o
m
J,
the
school
Board
deemed
it
ad
Hghta And landlpg fltakes fo r e m e r
t h « 'com m unist editor.
laUveris* tho dedicatory ad
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Brow nlee presided.
visable that hanging oil lamps to
pany in this city.
gency use, .
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REPUBLICANSSANFO RD IS NOT
CHARGED RAISING'LISTED ON R O A D :
BIG “SLUSH” FUND MAPS SAYS CHASE
5
MAN WHO PLEADS THIRD PERIOD OF
OWN CASE FAILS CONTEST CLOSES H
TO BE SET FREE SATURDAY NIGHT ;'
Kiwanis Club Hears
Scholfield Sin^ At
Today’s Luncheon
C o n s t r u c t i o n Of
S e v e r a l Projects
Seen On Lake Front
Pupils Must Attend Schools in Their
Own Districts, Rules School Board <
r
Heavy Rains Damage
Corn Crop In Florida
Coal Operator Shot on*
Way To Open Mine
Key West Celebration
Opening: San Carlo*
Labor Government’s
Fate Is In Balance
Nine Planks To Cross
Country After Night
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THE SANFORD
tw pa y
;
iBKE 7, 1924.
Sisters Hold Swim Records
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vorked tin m Mii.ri-H fin tlie s ta r t of liie
full Imr'ilie-*
7. Tim
A l r " i th ro u g h
the lliek->nii
nt it-ii i- l v'" *’"iii|inn> *n <l<>pniiim*nt rlort*. f j
fi ilerul
•" "in- “ t 1 1"1 lending store*
-if tlii- - 'a le reveal* t lint e x lc im iw
■liiiliei ■ hii-e lieen miiile leeently, I ^ 5
ilge ,i| anil fii’ thi i |i|an« a n lieme r n m c t l V ?
II y
W "ill I - la H e r i.-in f r tin u in l ei
Itiilwuy
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It" -leeiiinl. Ilnrii and fm nlli1^ 4
floor* i f l|i( lari'e Iniililiug at (tie *5*5!
'leil.* 1 , mu-r "I (Irani:. :in.|< 'enlrnl Ave
+
idling I.ue- have I..O 11-111 nogeil K1vine $ ;>
added (line In tin tlntil flout
V 4hal In v>li.it 1- 1 c, lurid Floralii’* Fluent *%+
party n It'Jg I'ci'iu tineni and a hu ge ilrup
I Ki 1 ' i n iihl ile.-a itimr ■I■-pit it men:.
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il.iit-<•* now In a >pit 11111•I ♦ ♦
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l.'Olil nil III till, flour
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I.- (ill tli. Mi 1 m) floor leave- milled *| ill, 1
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ill.- ilcpi rl tor'll i f V ( "
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ha v e las*n iiverw uiknd amt umli ,
il ! lie *ii Vi 111-1 if 11■p-11 I f"i ' j +
a n d s e r v ile i* g ro w in g ivm-i'li wnliieii a>-i I . 1 nit,. 1 w 1,
4.
. " E v e r y ritilwny mini « l< rk l.u«
been c o m n e llid to <|o 2 |,.-i .
m o re Work t h t n ttu u v e r a g f man
should hiinillt', r e c u llin g m I iwm-ii
me rule anil det reareil rlfiiii'tirv At
th e sa m e tiui", i he ofTViitl »t'|i«rt*
of 11,0 ixi.ilolTiit' di j,ni 'm i nt show
t h a t m llw u y mail *i*rvirt* rnilrag.
h a " drnpfitd
f m m N t,7 n o .tl>
mile* in F.I2H to 1
in
- "U urlnK thin period of r i t i e i u l i
mi nt u f aerviro, th e h a st cITi, iem
iltypis o f ca r, the 15-font c om pa rt
' j n e n t afTnlr, with Imt cm ,-t. rk to
w o rk ftmili, ha* been installed on
. ' m o r e fun*, milking an Ineri'ic'c in
m ll o a g u of th is p o o r c 't kind oi
railw ay poatotTiee of al,i ut f,.np(i..
000 miles. T he Ire-l type ,,f i a r ••
00 f e e t lung
This sweeping cnpelinc from b J
.is of Lyons velvet In cocoa bid
Hand painted pansies adorn theod
edge of the entire brim; the crowl
finished with a drape ami a ]J
rhinestone ornament. A fncinij
Madonna blue velyet. sets oir thcrS
tones of the painted brim.
T A I ,f ,A I I A S s I t : t i n
r ..
'tn^Hblonor Mayo today wa • |-in>,i*
in g to n«k n I d i t r u f run piudta
• i*ra in th e «tute to w ilhhoul'l slii|
m i i t i i u n til O r t. 10 a . a result • '
, rifnortH t h a t h a v e n . i n e In him I ha*
•I m m a t u r e f r u i t in lining
m
In Piquant Rosewood
$39.50
An Ann Elizabeth frock in rosewood
of finest tw illine is trimmed w ith in
serts of w hite faille, finished in rows
of self-colored buttons. The collar and
front arc finished with n ich in g of
w liifc georgette bordered in rosewood
satin. Size l(i at one of die uniform
Ann Elizabeth prices. $39.50.
K« mly to Wear
*j
Dashing Oaero In VelvH
Sportswear With New
Fashion Ways
Sports d resses of S k vdrift, Jersey
flannel'- and knitted fabrics come in
(lie newer shades o f sh utter green,
rosewood, rust, and in grays and
plaid.-,, fin ish ed wool sw eater coats
are in the softer woolen yarns mo
hair and cam el’s hair, and come in
both lup and knec-lengtbs.
Styles
range from plainlv tailored to the
fancy with sheared wool <ollars.
]'• r e i i i r t p i n j : t h e boyr. n n d girkfr
.111 o u t - o f - d >cr w i n t e r — t h e
< m Is * S h o p u r c f ille d w i t h g a m *
y o u ’ll w u u t .
Girls’ Jersey Dresses
$5.75 and $6.75
Two Piece Jersey Dress
A l l r a c t i v e t r i m m i n g o f hand a
b r o i d e r y n n d b u t t o n s a d o r n s tb«
tf'i l s ’ d r e s s e s o f a ll w o o l J e r s e y . Sifl
b f " 14.
C o m e in c o lo r s of n»>7,
b ro w n , ta n n n d red.
/\ tw o-piece Jersey uress boasts a
pleated sk irl, and slip o v e r w a r t ;
buttons and black braid riot over l be
waist and give the trim m ing a plant
effect. The long sleeve* and I’cter
Pan neck set ofT tin* w hite linen c o l
lar and cuffs most effectively
In
rust, green and huff, size 15
I mp Larger Interior
Ih rn rn tin jr
$18.50
T ins hip-length brin-lied wool m at in
rosewood lias belt shaped sleeve.-, and
a standing collar, ami is linisliril wiili
brown leather designs on tin- sleeveand collar. In • i/e in. $|H 5n
' •
$7.50 to $15.00
$6.75
.
Dainty indeed are these ,*ilk
gow ns of excellent ipialily
crepe de chine, made up with
pleating down
the trout
Trimmed with lace and ribbon
tb".\ come in llesh. peach,
orchid and v\ lute. Sizes 14 to
1
• 'I I 11 •• I" 11 ' 11 • Hi!.
\ \ o m l i - r f || | l V
• ' "i a ' i il fm ; |.i A ut umii Opt in n g !
I M i t f h t 11
i Batent Bumps
Imported Cashmere Beads
$ 10.00
31.00
M uck p a te n t le p tln i p u m p s w ith ms t e p s 11 :ip in ( i o r e l*al t e r n run I b u c k l e
S h o r t v a m p , w iili m ilita ry c o v e re d
heel
a d a i n t y m o d e l f o r l a h in iiu b lt
fe e t, in d e e d . S lv le il i '.p n -slv
fm
t a l l . SHI.
Mum FI ijor —D.-I.
Entire Satisfaction
.
.
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Observe Clean
SQ9 E. First ftlreet-
Week
Phone 560
********
Jack Tar Togs for Hoys
$3.50 and $7.5(1
Jack T a r T o g s — g u a r a n t e e d satisfacI " i v in e v e r y
d e t a i l — p l e a s e boti
f ' T” ' t o S. M i d d y a n d O liv e r TwK
s t\ le s m a y Ik1 p r o c u r e d in wash suit!
■ • ' 5 0 a n d in w o o l s u i t s uf tvred
a n d J e r s e y a t $ 7 .5 0 .
Uoyh
Simjv^- Muin Floor
V e n e t i a n C l c u n a i n g C r e a m ,I l
riiiid FI
?2, $.3.
.
Venetian Orange Skin
Venetian
Venetian
Venetian
$ 2.
Venetian
1
Pore Cream, ?1
BJeacli. $J.25.
Ajiti-Wririkie CitW
Acne Lotion, f 1-25-
Lustrious Silks In j
liownv wool coating a s e l f
plaid material 5b inches wele,
in shades of si al brow n and
inn. $t> \ard .
Yakima velour
a s o f t , lu s
trous finished wool 51 niches
v all in hoiiuic blue, $4 yd.
French fl nmi'l. 54 inches wide
in apioiiite g reen ,Flemish blue
a n d lumiiie blue, $3 7r< gal'll.
Wool Jersey in c i . n i a b a r , fai' -
W q Dye,Clean and Pi css to Your
( J i r i s ' c o a t s o f i n v i s i b l e plaid vekr
h a v e s t y l e l i n e s u ll t h e i r ow n. $iza
H 1 ° 14 in t a n , b l u e , b r o w n , beaver ud
g r a y . O t h e r g i r l s ’ c o a t s in sizes 8 ti
M a r e p ric e d a t $ 1 0 t o $45.
E l i z a b e t h A r d e n ' s S p e c ia l A*
t r i n g e n t , $ 1 a n d $ 4 p e r bot-
Fall’s Newest Woolens
Are Here
vvay, c o llie , m u s k r a t , s q iiiiT v I .
uavy.liliu'V. red. l'lerp sh b l u e ,
I’ersi.'in blue and K y o t o . $2.50
yard.
Girls’ Velour Coats
$22.50
Beauty Requisites ti
•
Toiletries
nl "Ml
F O R Y O t it $L IC V It f
i. n< I 'l a m . , I p e t i t r n s . n e t s ,
ill - i m a t '• 'a t l o r d r a p e s
*' if ' pai lulls il -"I
i also l be
'•I*
i\ i 1 I a pa r' nii-nt. mi upv i ng
( ’ordurov Bath Kol»cs
Itutli lined and uulined liatlii"l'< "t
plain Mid bi'oi adrd corduroy ai r made
with th m ew ,jde d osin g
I’bev are
trim m ed with cream lace and m mu
tra slijic colors
Sizes 3f> t<> -It, •11
izrav. copcn and American Meant>.
Department
n m i si i i em n| I in iiDni are given
i c iit ir- Iv i ,, Iinoleiiuis
Artil!•' nv‘ inlaid linoleum and (lold Seal
o' i
m i uin m.i lamps. The ca'.
n
- biuves mi i t , right arc
11 ' " 1 i 'll boi; alter bolt o) ip'.
Brushed Wool (oat
Silk Nitfht Gowns
nuiv Departs for v
Gitrlos Festival *i
I
Capeiine by Laurel
11 -1 4 .
’<1 i-nlerlnin visitor- the cum in,’- 1
It.-day, Orltiinlu nit rchnnt.i have.
•t i, <• 10 |,|iifilling; |i.r '
. m
fla t s by Gage, Laurel, Mme. u
Catalina, Mny Smith and John*,*
found in the French Room, t v
characterized by their unu*2
sin k in g trimm ings and dp^y
new Ideas in line. A t JIG.gq t0h
See them in tho Fashion Itenuel
T h ey’re o f polrel twill, striped wool
ens, wool tw illine— th ese woolens are
effectively trimmed with inserts of
contrasting m aterials, rows of pier
turkiiMr. and multi-colored braid, fu
"ilks. d resses of faille, bongaline, sa t
in and crepes arc trimmed in braid,
buttons, appli((tie. or geld embroidery
Colors o f navy, black, cocoa, brown
and dust may be chosen in sixer,
MAIL. SERVICE, fS Diekson-Ives Store
SUFFERING FROM
Mil!Vv
UNJUST POLICIES
m
. ra n * * a ism onapesand
Shades Entrancing
C h a r m i n g i n d e e d is A n n E l i z a b e t h ,
w h o m a k e s h e r d e b u t a l D ic k s o n - T v c s
th is fall.
A n d y o u s h o u l d see her
f r o c k s ! T h e y ’r e e x c l u s i v e w i t h I)-I,
a n d s e l l f o r $ 1 9 .5 0 , $ 2 5 . 0 0 , $ 0 5 .0 0 ,
$ 0 0 . 5 0 a n d $ '1 5 .0 0 — a l w a y s !
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A Charming Debutante
Is Ann Elizabeth
C l* f t) L’orinn.* Condon.
<l<iKh t) Melon Condon
Om nnn 1toast* two s W o r swim champion* in Corinno Camion <left l
IVcIcn C ont!i n (t*lnht). Jfrlrn holds every mici-western A. A. U.
rd from the 26-ynrd to the 220-yaril freo-alylc swim*, save the
a r d frc*j style, which is held hy .Sinter Corinne. The tw o gills
snld to l>e the hen*, s iste r sw im m in g com bination in the world.
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Hecnnd C la ss M atter,
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Florida, u n d er A c t of
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PAItD B lU t f l.
. Menace*
A een aa
Phan* I4«
F.-in
■p b i c h i p t t o n r a t h
fea r.------17.«« 81* M on th s ll.JO
In C ity by C arrier, p er
. W e e k ly E d itio n , S lo e
JkL NOTICKi A ll o b itu a r y
card* o f th a n k a , r e so lu tio n *
is
m o f e n te r ta ln
in m e ,n t* w h e r e
re m a d e w ill bie c h a r g e d
rular a d v e r tis in g rate*.
MI Ml a i i O c i A T i g n p r r i i
H
oc'A ted P res* la e z o ln * 0 th e u*e fo r repub*
H ona ll n e w s d la n a tr h e s
llted to It or
( n ot o th e r w is e cred m thh is
le ppn
a p er and a ls o th e lo ca l
W ished h erein . A ll r la h te o f
c ia l d is p a tc h e s
W tlo n o f espp eecla
a ls o reserv ed .
BS*
of i
>DAY, O CTO BER fl. 1924
-R I B L E T H O U G H T
F « n TODAY
J / b K f E G U A R D E D : — H r shall
his” angel* chnrgo over theo, to
H kt>JH
ik aop th e e
nil th y way*. Psalm
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OlTl!.
lr if
\
w
T H E IIII.I,
thlci.i. we flung upon the
dy hill.
hbd in the nun, nnd kissed
th e'lo v ely grass.
• Mid, “Through glory and
•ta*y we pass,
nnd ea rth rem ain, the
iL J.M ; i
ip -aing still, '
•IT w e a re old. are old------"
^'And when we die
f a * a it r th a t Is ours; nnd life
*V '.bum s on
PUgh o ther lovers, other lips."
e d rt *of m y h ea rt, our heaven
* J b ' ijoXi* .1* won!"
4 arc E a rth ’* best. th at learnt
’ I t e r ‘lesson hero.
L ife Ik o ur cry. We have kept the
fa ith !” we Bnid;
“We shall go down with unreJ
luctnnt trend.
Roae-crownrd into the darkness!"
!. ' — P j^ud we were,
r sAl>4 ,lau g h ed , th a t had such brave
PVT * **
*-g s to sny.
th in
."And than you suddenly cried, and
*' himaH
fiu’nt’
turned away.
— R upert Rrooke.
v 1 lit
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* The scries now stands at two all,
.w ith the S enators leading.
1 ' -s> 7
—-------o---------«• H ave you bought some Sanford
-Jiroperty?
I
r '£
D on't put if off too
. jn ig h t be too late.
[
long;
it
[ B ear with us. W e’ll g it the
p ap er to you ns soon ns the garnir A s over.
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I
It
* Soino folk* wt* know don't ncphi
to know the d iffe re n c e betw een an
.jtarly bird and 11 night hawk.
[ ' c* Ik .take n Kurd autom obile lo
1 b rin g out the real disposition in a
.m an.
XAFoUotta m y*.lie thinks lie ha<
H-' *4t chanre. A chance to ta k e a good
long skid on his neck may lie!
-o-
t
•j Now they ore s u g g e stin g a elini
fo r the ju-ttlenient of mntriinonial
squabbles. W ha t chance would a
m an have in 11 case like th a t.
--------- „ ----------
One th in g that is about ns scarce
a s the nroverbinl hen’s teeth these
d ay s is thu old-fashioned moils
['
ta c h e -c u p .
---------o--------.. The fellow who has never iecn
a street c a r shouldn't feel nshane d
of th a t fnct. Think ,if him one h
money he has saved.
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The C’le u rw u le r Sun is now an
t(ra rin g in e ig h t columns. Eight
columns, which give one additional
page of live, illum inating reading
m a tte r, out of every e ight.
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c - y . ---------o-------
Wwjt »t*' « l d to tx» plentiful in
A u « trK l^.: And if you gure ut
aosaff'i^e-n’s heads in this country,
• you m ig h t have good cause to beievo it is plentiful in America.
--------- o ——---The H erald advertised y isU id u y
aftern o o n fur W clrm liition mnnn
g cr. I-ast evening th ere w ere s*r
applicntiuns in ixxn»un.
If you
d o n 't think it pays, try it soniv
1 tim es.
T he trouble with ttie Ashley
g a n g has alw ays Ix-en th a t the of
fipers have never been ulil<- to get
th e heads. Shoot ’em in the head
You can ’t h u rt those hums anyw hore else.
—----- -o--------T his is t h i tlhAtf* o f year when
New York woman come home from
E u ro p e in o rd e r to pack up to go
to F lorida.—Jam es J. M ontague
it n New Y o rk -H erald Tribune
o—
W hen Woodrow W ilson was refe rred to by Faul Loebe, form er
p resid en t of th e - G erm an Reich*
at "th o fa th e r o t th e l-e a ru e
fationa”, the entire G erm an
lance cheered. Surely. " W h a t’s
destroyed by Tim a’a devouring
It*
J M W 'l k f r a o re learn in g the
ta« rT.-Vecording
Newr Y
York
A ccording to the Nowr
orld. T here w ere tw enty-tw o
persona killed in stre
at
few er persons
streee t arci
t* in New York city during t)>"
j d en ts
tb
* f i r s t nine m ontha of 1924 than
in g the sam e period of la st year.
. And yet th ere were seven hundred
«nd fo rty killed th is year.
A m ong
fam ous
D em ocrats
ting th e co u n try fo r Davis
I B ryan a re B ainbridge Colby,
am o r S d ie r. W illiam J. Bryan,
illto n Lewis, Mr a. CatToll Mil*
G overnor
B randon. Jew e tt
_________________
Khouac. and M rs. P e U r Olaen, but
ao far aa is known non* o f them
on
th e ir
hav, 1
M
l
8 h !‘
J.d m T x ltJi* 'J
iNFOl
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, ,
,
m ost ig n o ra n t
,
.
,
1
...
.
-i 1
w h o t r y t o mak<> a s c o n s p i c u o u s a s p o s s i b l e |
As Brisbane Sees i»lt
win
\Y()KKIN(J STUI )KNrl\S
Ml '.Ml II ERA I D
i
know
F aul T
—*4-
T ie
W H A T would be said in re s p e c t
able banking rooms, d ire c to r’a
rooms, nnd in th e d ra w in g rooms
of the “ butter e lem ent" if this
s ta te m e n t by I.n Follotte w ere said
aloud:
"T his country w ith its inslltutii.ns belongs to the people who i n
habit it.
W henever they shall
grow w eary of the existing g o v e r n
ment they can cxerrise th e ir eftttstitutionnl right pf am ending it or
Ih',r 'e v o lu tio n a ry right 1,1 'h am em ber or o verthrew it.’
Ke
exac TLy
luva
B uT F
oR
A nother man has
vorce from a movie star™,,
ing his wagon from a iu t ]
P E 7 e ,7 B Y To
e p clean
run qua
A bean king recently ,
ed. Maybe some war
chasing him.
Th i s
- l MIGHT
sIu ff
uni hnve
have »h
E v ?,_W0,V.V!
,ha,l- J
t e m p t i n g 8nT
th e ir present price.
Crim e school has hw>«t
Chicngo. Every hoy 0,1,
school Is n crime.
Thoso are the ,!nVi th*|
calf is returning from hud
tanned by the prodigal vjj.|
"The fa ir sex fnjt]y
me." said the I’rinrc «f'
Well, old toppy. 1 hat's „ |
of theirs.
('A N YOU im agine tin- look on
•iiin--iiily respM-tiilde ro u n tin iin o
e»-i
• or
1I .a
11
r1-idlelte
n u e i i e idelm
i e i mune
e i l 11s
um cd
Iiniir,.h jll a „
,,.lWn
w ays been the case, are seriously
seeking to secure the sort of cducation th a t will fit them for useful in these days. When th ere is a
living.
real purpose in the soul of u voung
It m ay be safely said th a t the j person thut young person will find
young people who are sufficiently that there are many furies workeager fo r a n education to be wnll-, ing to help him. It is comiiurativeing to work th eir way th ro u g h col - 1 ly easy for the determ ined youth to
lege are not likely to spend much | secure all the education he needs
tint* in dissipation. T hese yoirtu: to .f it him fur life. .> •
V a ra m a d r-t.
eo
,,
In M inneapolis Minn. ,]
is te r ’s son us runnm,;
ate.
V ery often nun-sterx’l
nre wild.
Blame for the tomato
swept the northwest hai
been plnctsl on nnv rviiiUtdl
A stro n o m e r in It-,,in 0 ,
ha s found a new i»nu-t.
enn do is h<“ >e it isn't mmij
lo r a n for president
t i
F O R SALI
STOVE A M )
_
A
W #
ild
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I
uh
YORK
■ l o " I lie IS I 1 1 1 ,1, t h r e e d a y s .
I l i u g l l l i ,1 ' i n i t i a l l i l aehl l l e t e l , '
b u i e s a* b i g l e a v i n g tin- c o a s t o f
A s i a , 01 I . H o p , , l i i r i x m g b e n e a t h
it a d o z e n h i g h p o w e r e d tiitinhllig
10ai t un e s
I m a g i n e I b a l l ug s t up
' " t i l i n g out o f 1 1,,, e a r l y m o r n i n g
' b y . I e l e u s 1 n g i t s b r o o d o f ' W i f i ih
S| MU el - 1,1 XX , ei k . ll O . (lu- Illlllh
e r s l o p a mt Die l i t t It- s h i p s s u b s .
HOW MUCH WILL YOU i!K
WORTH IN TEN YEARS?
WORLD
] 1 »• Xt
In 1 Mil !• r i.f | .Lift *f
l<1»l.»iM'flll ' tl* • •
l H D• <• JI
1*1 • Ml• V1*11? 1 \ |n riw. •4 .1:ii-1 • • «■» t .1111 otM. fl
ft *'Bk" ir
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linn 4 - ........ . J 1 111 H" • It XLHI x Mil still III* Mil 11lit
VIt** fl
A
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1 MS** '%til «'fl l »l U
- tin- ••t ll *1 fill •x\ till 1 III- X
Tli IN I’.HltlMt I'l •.X• 11 *1
\ I*t| Mill*'! ll* . III
I »tl 1t» •
'1 1i.n 1•»1; l*Lmix 1* tl It \ it It J*4 1.. I.. If XMil 1•* fill 1 *
Dl l t. *D. vs \ . ■M t l f wa \ 1It **ti* <• 9*n in Dull*11f.fc! J 1
11 x
III. \ Rltt tit N IN'DEI’I- S D L N T
tv mg the stolen lir e to the world
t
bum iuitv
One blind riuxpx
'•mu 1 f ilu flame p. llo l,i>asi. 1 to*tt«r bolds it 11 loft amt tights tInb» o *01
Fb.- figiiri xxdl stand ••11
xx a s a lough iiexxn
pillai -»f oin, h|.
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s t o Ilex . xx til
iloWln-d " I t Mi.it < . . 1 -l iii' li ll-at
' It tl a I " i i g b In wi l h a s ,
ot | lie
s a m e m a l 1 ri al
a l ent ill y aii h e h e i g h t " I il u f . g t t l e " i l l ex
I tn- Inn - i t tin- I' -iiiiti-iiii'ii,- <b
, oed I M< feet
gteatei
Mali
t h e p a t p.nil ov e r , iilin- tiy s i i p l i i l i e el
f i g u r e o f ! l a i t y at l lie i i i t i a n c e tort. t. r the s , , ke of ,-a lly in g re
to S e w Y -• 1 k l l a r b . ' i a n d e o m p a r
In f t
., xx.1, I.l pining in p ai n.
a b l e w i t h l-o ' t a t u x ot " b l e b t l n- i e
1 s a n y i n o l d . ul li
il be Mu c e l e
b r a t e d < ' I l l ' l l - xx III, li tlo 1 1 1all t h e
<'*iii t «*inp<<rai y Comment
b a r b m at Itbo-b -
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IS S O L I C I T E D
D E L IV E R E D
ON T IM E
T.
E C K I.E S M anager
BEANS FOR FALL PLANTING
Helow w— m ention a few va rie tie s of K E A N S we haw I
im m ediate delivery:
1,0-Mi to | R E F U G E E . R E D V A L E N T IN E . G IA N T STIlIKI
L E S S G R E E N l*OD. T E N N E S S E E G R E E N POD, KOUM
F U I. and K IL G O R E ’S S T R I N G L E S S WAX.
These Leans a re first class in every respect, nnd prices I
reasonable.
KI LGORE S EED COMPAN
W E I.A K -.
Nx-xv Y<»ik Democrats may, if
they pKu.se, between now and No
vember. find yoy in tbe belief th a t
the battle to be waged is Sm ith vs.
Myth. Ji i„ u„ nniusing quirk
which may delight them and h u rts 1
nobody. _ I’hiiadelphia Evening
U-dger.
i
-I’HONE
B U IL D IN t;-
IB B P B B B B B E a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B lIB B B B B B B B B B B aaS l
"I keep two
accounts with my
bank »>
A . CHECKING Account, o f course. Then'
I have a separate Interest Ac&fync In
which I make small weekly
is the easiest way I know to save money/'
Interest A ccou nts can be op en ed f ot
deposits o f one doilar or more, J*—^"r
Strength
-Service
Progress
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
J
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Sj. - • " n L t ’u
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V d trinliA tw».»
. ijs. 1 J* $>•< V*gS-^t^<4iW
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fifcv
Mils
to-vx
FIRST NATIONAL BAN!
•luentlx
landing o|,
, g, oi,,„| I,, ( aiiudii
ra ts infected with the plague hux. ua a symbol of the friendship be
been cuuglit.
tween Ita ly and G reat B ritain, uml
How soon will our exaulted civil their alliance during the World
ization, which gludlv spends mil Wgr.
In the model of the statue, which
lions to kill oth e r hum an beitig>
spend a few necessary millions to hn9 ju s t been completed und which
g et rid of r a ts and o th er disegre i s , fo rty fe e t high, tho figure of
spreading vermin. *Ifctaietficus i* tejd-est-ntiid as enr-
.I
.11 a t . a - II MX l u l l s l o '* * .1 t l o 1. 1 a . s l i o i i P I . - i l i a i n
n t xx a 11 . m l o K o I II 1111 l a I e r
• »f tli
I *• t*» 1 ai* l*iii | \ \»ill ........
Ititiii* ai 1 in* 1
1 t i v italilv in t):<
• \ 1 I.f t Itu pti*i till a («
v\%*»»t fly 1ni; «iff o n o is n u n Hitoujt;
t i n t h e s l m t e o f the b l u r M- t'
I )u»i > inl»*tpsi 1ni* 111 tins c o u n tv> t el rain-att. m a t < at 1 . 11 a. Itulx fui x
lilt )1 has nia«!r in* p <parution I • d e r i d e d to set u p a o a t l d e - t ot i i i
meet th e
dancet
of IIIVUslol, . f I ' , olllx l In 0 • xx I n t,
lo .1*
' til " U g h tile MU .
mortal
*otce a I IgIII li"0»« a ' d
I ' ' I" 1 " ’ d a x s l i e ! m , inx xxill
.! it- a big /.eppelm tbal wol
J. I). DAVISOI
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ITALY’S SYMBOL OK KBIKNi >SI
|| ii »i i **j iii <)
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BK()()KHART’S BKOADAX
K e p l i b l l nil b e l m t o i s atilt R i l u i
s e p t n l i x ev, s|H-iikipg t-u iii.m i r e d
o f t llolls.'lllds ot R e p i i b t d all Xotel
f v r l up tin- lit l !• jiirpliirir w iu n*
!< umn! tty lh** liikr / r p p e h n an-!
Wfll
FIIIK 1’I.At E
Cl T TO St IT
SEE
;isr r '\
NEW
\ l DA A IO N , a lightgr-lhuii ;i 1r
tl.x I'-y uuieliing, i n , r o d up will, n
« '■'""It all plane iis a fish hawk
r u t 1 ii*.** u |* a
ra -a s a ;
In u n
iT ISN'T Yo u r
t oiij mad t he count r y . but only
T he sen Ipt *11 will In- i o n t a n a .
safe 11e 11t l . 1l who has a l n ad; exexutxd works o f . . lection year makes 11 i nfluent la i
great m ugliltmn- notably tin slat
T h i s nati on will hux-e tin- world' s uc of Uurihuldi at Surzaua. tw en
1 a 11 1 -i mg |i
g l i u t e s t f i g h t i n g f leet o f u i r xl up ' ty -fo u r feel high, .urn toe g l i a l
■ si le t a l k s
Q uadriga at Rome
" " ‘ in "i the United S ta te s of l-.i“ -l
r tm k», a m
■ liter o f t l o
In an mterviexx xxiib Sigimr F 1.1
" ill be known in biter history uKaltiiuiire
ta n a , w tilth a p p e a ls in the Man
I he nation of 1,1,t>-riles."
h rx te r (!uurdian. 11 n -luted thm
I a Kollo!tr > wife, two s-uis an I
E D 'V A RD I
D O H EN Y . w l,» to erect the light Ionise sta tu e c o •iaugbtei
a re till cuinpalgning
pt otial-ly txiiows I In* oil business hot incided w ith the huiidiedth unili- Isii t ituix- even one silent mem I
•er th a n uny o tlu i single man 111 veraary of Shelley’s death. The 1 1„ , ,„
in thl. f„ 1.1 7 - -1 l.iludelphia
the U nited
.States and deserves poet s omiy wu» east up on the 1 Evening Public Ledger.
t,., ,
i
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c i wi l t i n i il iscov el I ng , o p e n i n g a nd (•each a few miles from the spot
i
,
,
x.
.
where the memorial will stand.
nr i ng l l i g umlet A m e n e u n owner
An Kngl ih woman i> reported to
ship vast Mexicali otj fields, an
Shelley made the legend of P r o make 1. business of tra in in g ducks
nounces that his o rga niz a tion, in irfethcus the groundw ork of one of as urtor.-i. "
have known some
th e retail field only one year, sold his g r e a te s t poems, and “ Preine* hist 1 ionic geese who might huve
Ull,Odd,000 gallons direct to the con tbeua U nbound,” bearing the torch •neii unproved the suine w a y .—
sinner in the first si* m onths of | of freedom , w ill send beneficent illrminglium Age lleralxj.
11*24. T he more the m e r r ie r in tin beam s over the w uters which be- 1
retail field
" lien inuny sell, prn came his gruve. The m ountains 1 T h u may be n republic
hut
es go down. A>k th e d e p a rtm e n t 1 d o s e a t hand will furnish tho r o a r - (there's n.d a n o th e r nation tha t has
sto le s.
hie.
e.*,.L
.
,x
iso inuny k in g s—the lieun king, the
Although the p rim a ry idea oflceh-iy king, the tin plate king t o 1
A F I L I I ’l.'vt) laborer working thee m em orial is inspired by th e mention , nly three. Buffalo Comand who has the proper determ ina- in the lluiiiakun S u g a r mill is dead fate of Shelley und hi» connection
tiori can secure a college education of hutionic plague in HuwuiL T hree with Italy , it is ulso to be regarded
An interohting hnhuuihi no 1.1 has 1 pi-opl, nn-an business xx hen they
I been m a de bv the Hun-uu of Ap go axvax to school Tbe v 1 unit ut
pointinelils at A’ule University t.ti of hollies w here the ideals are higl
tiic e ffe c t th a t thlrtV -two per te n t* ami l in y tu n lie depended upon to
o f the stu d e n ts hsxo re g iste re d for nisllitain those id e a l'
te r m - tim e wink bv liieans of whltll
It Is lint w Ise to close one’s eves
th e y may la- aide to In-lit support to the fuel th a t there a re te m p ta
th e m se lv e s th ro u g h th e n college lions offered t heat- Voting peopL*
course, latst y ear stu d e n ts lit Yale (but they hometimes find tl bald to
Kveiv e ffo rt .should la
esriied neurly fo u r hundred thou- teM.st
s a n d dollars tow urd their own e x made by p a re n ts uml bv r o l l f g 1
penses.
Iclthoi it n-s to remov e those tem pta
Readers of some of tin* recent 1 tions. Hut th e re
i» no reason
Lo,
* ,
.
novels have been led to believe tha t f e a r t h a t t h e w h o l e g e n e. r a t i o n ..o f
th e s tu d e n ts of the land a r e h e ll young people is bound for perdi
bent. T h e im pression hns gone out t lull. As long us th irty -tw o per
t h a t m o st of th e se y o u n g people cent of the college stu d e n ts nre
a r e chiefly Interested in drin k in g w orking th e ir way through the
and r u ro u sin g . Those in u posi c ountry is p r e tty sufe for a n o th e r
tion to know huve been uwhic thut gem -ration at U-ust.
*
th is is un a lto g e th e r w rong im p re s
T h e re is also in sp ira tio n in these
sion. Some stu d e n ts do not seem figures for those young tieople who
trv h n d e r s ta n d the purpose of u col desire to go to college, but do not
lege- So/ne of them have gone U-- see how it can Ih- accomplished,
yond the bounds of decent bt-huv- it inuy Le said with t r u th th a t any
ior, but m o st of them , us has ul- young person who is in good health
-
W '^ t p
The burning question^
be “ How much per ton!*
“ Nationnl Imbeciles."
A I.n Follcltc O utburst.
Only it W asn't.
Many Happy R eturns.
BY ARTHUR IHUSRANB
(< »l*r right 1024 4
and all the honor, i f th e n boy
be I el limed tu tla-in.
We hardly find any pi imhi of good m-i n - save those
agree with us — La Kota hcfoiicauld
.... - .r a i T ^
i
the little learning they really have.
1 he c ons t i t u t i o n, nnd hi-nvcn k n o w i
im-i-xli Senator Itrook | III t i l e Wert a n d Nort l l Wi -st , 1 lull.
III title
The Language
Snob
Languagi* S
110 constitutes one of tin* most i r n p o r - !" ,u‘l- '‘‘ally a-* mild «- nay <o.,. hint
wa
has •!•••«• 1 -<l the li-ngi- t h e party t i t l e b e h i nd (Inof
I
' 1111; dov
•r
tant of this class. lie IS
is tthe
vvh apparently knows '7 , '."T Al‘
tie one Who
h'1;
m vth 1 ha t ill 'It* r k | x | s a uni t e - i l ! • ' ool i i l g e a n d Diixve-* n o m i n a t i o n s
•
»n«4tilu\\ Cl 4.ID l.low and i n t e n d lo fotm at tin- Nov.-in
rrench so well that he ran t keep it out ••I Ins English, when
,,r 1,1,,« ,,,K ,,,,
•III t !•" • \ Rt-unblii an Part
a r in.II- a new p i u t v ,
licit
pn
ill reality his knowledge of either language is probably s o 1m Hu*.- two pnrugrnph- t r ••in ht> of his broatiax lo* ha?IS i Ht tlif v. • a k tMimiitive
t>> the Repuhtican lain!
Htring of a 1 om 11 •fi l •ail * natnf*
limited as to make it impossible for lum to express hi nisi f
11
\ ttlIII Midi ill-isensloll Mill cnlif .l
tfi 111 hold the t xvo ... t
very clearly in either one without the aid of the other You , ( | \\ 1 f avor iihiiiitting o. tho pen- er. H enceforth (1 in 1 a k t a Mi. li 1011. its national t n k i l menaced to
1 constnutlonul niiirnduii-til pro
n i f' t» ii * i* •< un revolt an I th re a te n e d with defeat,
know the kind: the fellow who says •’Adieu" when lie e x -*' „tmg that .. 1 trfN-ss nun It\ enact igan xxt 1 xvo it>>t i ut
tier
the
gamenam
e
xxill
lie f i g h t i n g | it* Uotigresm-nal m njuritv split
expects to see you again in the morning.
line- n -tatui., make u i f feel ix «• for t lint ml of the Relii'bl
at. o
1 into factions and tlnis ib-slrovel.
F. P. A. in tin* New York World's Conning 'Power ad "Wl “ judicial x.-n.
• o l me l 10 I ' o n g r e - s
tin- E a s te r n Repnhln an P hi tv en
mirablv illustrates the point in question when h«- reproduces ..
f‘,v"r
""" a-imi-n: t o ) T h e P r e s i d e n t i a l ticket lia la i’ll terx ttic f i nal mont h of 1 1 fei-Mi st
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lllil
ma x\ Il-e m- ccs
R e p o l i l n an-* I e a m p M i g n - no , I ’. M'J
a letter
from
one •• sw eetie
to allottllu-r.
rut*|her un W
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s a i x to p r o x a l c f..i t h e • !. t ion of dl«cai di-d by
Hi ookliart
Wisconsin 1 lo-t. low a. Minni
wh
o
bold
xvitli
S
enat
certainly like th is :
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sola ami ilu- D akotas b-an lu-axily
. I , - - 1. .ti I , r , . .1 ,
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I b e l o n g to 11n- f a 1 m Mm . IluCarisfrinta: Th«* most wotiih-rfnl news! Of
, P
"'/ ' T ' 1 V "'"* ....... \
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belongs
I,, till'
w ill In tin W estern anti I'oolhlge. pro
l . j o i n g t en N i - a i - . b j d o - . , X u l . - o f S t m .,
. • • Mlll„ ,
I a I- ol 11 I ti- R<-put it 11 an--. N’i lu.-e ka
1‘otifsi* you li snv that yoii'vt- bonnl of mv affaires
I Ix by tiie I leniu
» . .1 , •
i - it
a 11 •11 * i i f Mil* Ki - p u bl h a n I' ut 1 \ I n.' 1 ■ 1 Ltmii-d - u n f a
ilu coour bgfori*; but this tmn- it is sui gi-ncrjs. Hill
A. I
ba . L a l o l l e t t e xx.
,s m
,,v u \,
................. ' . r a t T h e I ■ 1 nail of Kansas
came down for the week end. and lie's always broil
. 1 ! 1 a g 1 1 1 lix \ 1 1 .
b a n t h e pc..
. . . n t o d l lien g o v
Vl . .., |,v
. m ; i || l M. , 11|1 „ f ......... . , ,| ...........
.non
my bet e noir. you know. Itut Hit - time, .lerrv was
k Ian
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'• I -..X anx 1 l u n g a l . o u i it,,- ” , .....
.
„ „ „ . , ,ar 1 1 s i n l u a g u . o f W a l l .
•'
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.1 . e l b - ' g o - I III. Illiwit It him. II o\v any one who is so oIa ion .|\ leunessc
pl. s 1 e x o l i l t n u i a i \ n g b t t o t e a r 1 v4t 1 ,-t-t " "
A s f..r tu-neral I Luxes. ' "f tb. |un tv in the ktal. X- 1! li all
dorro as Jerry ran a*sm iale with one i>t hoi pollot
I la- IP - . e l 11 nil-ill it--XX 11 "
J,
tbe
\^ (iec Pie oleiiti.il iionniu •• of trnublipi' alimit
tin
It sidellt’s
ltk«- Hill is beyond me; I>111 then 1 baeim a son gout,
'M int -ba fi.e s xxoiil.l Alualutm ilu- o i |1 R-^nhli.
u lx
\H -'l-.ng the •’ to •
RepiililigjfcU Jf ,’m
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I 1 , f •*«
1 He .(In liui.i; j 11 Mr s g l o n ,
1,
* -* *' aa in
b l . HI
i l f ; ' h e f i g h t 1- l xx. . :» |fv. W. P -i
as I always sny. A sso o n ji - I saw Jerry I knew Jtim
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it |>!iH--r-'r.
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i
1 >■ Ri l-i'-t . ,11 I. ..lei tin
for a rata avis, in- lias a |e m-sais iptoi about bmi
111.at lia Mt»
a hufitltt 'I 1 )1.0 V I y •Hi !• ff :»f 11s ,
j a - lilt tf I a it xx a |n I I o
I
11 f •
that none of Ilu- rest of tin- bum h lias, uml. ent re
fniflu fi il'ihur
it It. • IItill ll.ll k
| a n so 11 .x 1 I* . ' 11' ,1 x o l e
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nous. I said '‘Eureka!” tin- ruiuiite I - aw l.iin on tin
V\ • »•' 'i dldli.it. i| | x f a i i m i 1*1
lu l l o 1 •• i l dgi D 1 xx e t u l . I o
Repllbl an lll'tnltieo in l> XX I
Mi tin ' l l I ippi L1 X1 I I In, I I XI II
M •*1l fl V*f -I ’’
beach
Hr rrallv is so distingue, .so alisoliitelv
I 11 F u l l . M - . t In I tub : 1. ini. ni o. .a,
j I ilia I < ba 11 ill .it I tip li 1 h a s 11 1 .1 k
creme lie la 1 rente, that I rouldii’t believe that he'd
met- fur I ' o 'di nt. 1 a 1 11 1 • g 1. g
ell 1,1 1 I 1 1 ll - o| x o I . I X .1 Mil I
I’ R E . I|i|-:\'l
<< M 11 . 11 I t . I!
and
nlatlx .it 1 o diii <1 R. imtilii all > 1 tia
ever look at poor little me, l-eeattse ton know I'm
i 4.r
il l
1 g* 1I1 pi 1 -if el X 1
"'ll
• e b - b r a t ei| i « ul |y. i tiu ' a l a r f 1 i *iii " o e o n s i n
I
t
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n
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a
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d
not a has Men at all Hut mirabilt- dn tu. In- liked im................ |I . l u x 1
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.' inutxi t s i n x
,.f t bei r i d We '1 ill 1.1 f l l 1. .1 • it 1 1
ip
, *b iii a n d I 1 i n 1 1 ,
at once, and even though 1 took >01110 of tin- things
...... 1 ' •» • " i t I a It i p -b xx n tin I ’ ..
lint ting bo- 1 . .f 1 in 0
id 1 bon
III. I I ----I! it
<t «*
1
' •* 'I* n tin May tlowi I
be said cum gratio sails, still Id- really did feed tin
-.lint* , f |; p u b i n a 1
1 - ol in 1 1 1 1 1
IN 10 H 1. '
■ m b 11
te
It n II- I till X1 111 ell ,U, Hit. r 11of
tin
II.IIX
a
l
l
I
,
amour propii-. and now e-.pei -ally -lin e I've lit the
. no I gh ■ • f i l i a l x
t
- -fl XI I a !
I lo \
a i l e d a l o n g ! I .aF o |let I.
rest of tin- hunch know tlav're de tt'op, we've
......... i.ip' i it 1 1 at
III' \\ |
1itn V 1 l oud t e a . In 1 . In ,
Not . ol x III I XX . b i t III
I P. ..I Ix
I a>t .
really become tile cause (I-Ieliie ol tin- place Nmv
I I' l e a -..lit X i nngg N
\ 1 xx | n g l a n d i i .
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1
1
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it < ;l*
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llob. >,t V
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\ou enfant teirilde \ ott! I know what vott're going
l b I 'll lit 11 al.
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to say aliout Ibjtl; but you know perteetlv well that
I s. ;i ini* f j, - It 1 n ox 1 1 t l . . 1
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ll- ol. II
1<
d'M
1 f f • I 1 I P a t mi l l l<
I 1 I X ill
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t II SI 1 ill
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I'm always an tail, and vott <1111 l-e m e that wo
til
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11
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ill.
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r
wouldn't do ati\ thing infra dig.. I • ean-e I r e a l 1 -■
and Mi- 1 ..hdge a g o at u m.x UoUilll) . - li- till XX|1 I. I .1 I
> '1
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nnmxi
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n
s
ol
the
dax
I
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t
h
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r
e
only too well that faetlts desteitstis A\< rat
ltroolxll.il t iii-il. I x • - ! Mi. !•
<•*•« 1 r 11 •1 u : 1 *)| | 1 < |t |\ •
\ili|
on,
thing
x
x
II
In*
lemellllii
led
dellt s h o u l d
ell . l e d, xxill .1
— bold suit.
\ 1 Id ){< 141. •.*1. .1 r* . ..n f 11 ' hm :»r*
I hilt
lllotla 1 and fatliei Would t o v o t e w it li l u m in i 1 x-1 ■
a11 x*1 • t«• i* r ;1 « •
v . • v* - f )t • 1 1
'est magtiilique!
n im u n
1 1 X1 u p , glint lx , the W hite M o u s e ,
Away with tbe can! of “ Measure*, not m en!” the idle
supposition that it is the harness and not the horse- that
’draw the chariot along. No Sir, if the comparison must lie
madt!, if the distinction must be taken, men are everything,
moasures comparatively nothing.— t aiming.
-------------o------------Kant, as wc know, com pn ted moral law to tin- starry
ImavetiH. and found them both sublime. On the naturalis
tic hypothesis we should rather (oinpare it to tb*- protec
tive blotches on a beetle's back, and find l l um Lot It m
tfcuiouK.— Arthur Balfour.
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R MORE CLEANING UPTO DO '
SOME
I heuriug tin- statement that
th • o-intry lu-longix •':<> the penpa- who iiilniliit it" and the refer--------------- o - ----------etue I,, “their revolutionary right
tu dismember nr overthrow it?"
American Talk Best
Wouldn't it be easy t >> organize
Many young hoys and girls of Sanford have left within , r..wd t.. lyn.h the author of that
the past few weeks for their first experience with college and sham eful revolutionary s t a t e m e n t 7
fond parents and friends are wondering what effect the
1 HI! ONLY trouble is, you could
probably vast change in customs and environments will have
upon the young students. All are hoping for im proved/''1 l>,,‘ h ,l1"'i
physiques and intellects, for more attractive personalities l l,<' -t •"tatmi. ■* not from a l.a j
and a spirit of greater altruism, but they can’t help recall- I ' ll* »d- campaign ....... -h. but fro m !
ing others whom they have seen returning front rollege, .............. . maugun.l a,ldr.-t „f
all too good for association with oh! I*ut less fortunate, Ai-mlmm ........ in. s e t i.. ( '..tigress (
friends, impregnated with an idea of self-importance and in4 "■
J'1
»"«' the,
clined to bring forward into review all of the little bit of
s
!’ uri.aI'‘|." ,,.',1*1 a"',
knowledge their intellects have absorbed.
f<-n that n really la-huiptsl i.,
N o t h i n g is so pitiful ns sueli a s these. N’ldbitig is ipiilt* them,
so disgusting ns the young fellow returning from college . 1n.
4
''''' r’'"‘'P manages
who thinks lie knows it all and likes to show o(T everything ■r,.t>n> i*.. biag^iTthci,, That’'“the I he has learned. And it is usually the case that those of th is jdiffcicacc.
type are the ones who have actually learned least of all. Those
< li.MPARKD T o Line-ln. Sean 1
who have knowledge don’t have to parade it. It's only those
A i d w ie d c i si h e n .
Some local sports are showing
tho h eight of precaution when they
b e t a larg e sum on one baseball
team and then wager an r<iual
am ount on the opposing team .
-
Did you ever atop to realize that the fellow who steals
tim e from his employer Is just os big a th ief and a robber
os the fellow who steals money from the cash drawer?
There fs very little difference between the two. A t least
they are both lacking in character and honesty.
•’ There are a good many ways to be crooked aside from
stealing money. It is such an easy thing to steal tim e that
many workers foil to see anything wrong in doing so and
there are few shops where there are no time-killers.
Indirectly the man who stenlsi tim e is stealing money.
His employer has figured on the output of this particular
worker and when he fails to produce, it Is tponcy Ronti I
We arc suspicious of th e robbers. We protect ’mrv
property from them. Y et wo go right ahead treating the un
scrupulous employee with respect, even though we know he
is drawing full tim e pay for short time work.
As a rule when we think about a robber we immediately
associate him with the follow who makes it a practice to
crawl through windows or to blow safes. Bllt the fact rt1mains, the employee who steals tim e belonging to his entployer is ns big a robber as any.
A few thoughts along this line cannot do nnv harm anti
may put a little different slant on the custom which is so
widely practised.
It is always good business to keep an eye on the fellow
who has no scruples against stealing time.
w
�n ,*--<*!
-rr> '
of Sanford
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MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
[Office 148.
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Phone: Res! 425
ir r it a t e d e y e s
85 i
f t # P hilathea class erf \h 6 -Pres-1
^
hyterinn
Church mot Tuesday !
jn t^h t at th e home of Mrn. A rth u r j ^ Calces strong cy a. At all druggists. *
•Moore.
Election of officers took place
at the beginning of th e m eeting.
Mrs. .William Rnim ty was elected
president. Under h er capable
n n / v n r v n x r x Z A X T n A \ r leadership the class expects to ac-
HOLY CROSS GUILD
HAS MEETING AT
RECTORY MONDAY Icomnlish
PERSONALS
p:
_
Mrs. Brumley Elected |
Philathea President
. 7 r
a g r e a t deal d u r in g th e
cndcraon, a young
F r a n k Markwood m otored to Deyear,
Rafiford m an atten d in g Stetapn Lnntl Tuesday a fte rn o o n where ho
/Alter th e business w a s disposed
The Holy Cross Guild mfct Mon
U niversity has been elected as sccof ice cream nnd cake w ere served
•Was th e g u e st of friends.
day afternoon n t 3:30 o ’clock nt by the hostess.
re ta ry of the Benlar Class.
, (1, 1 %
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i ‘t.-------- -
M{ j
*■ Mr. -and M rs..I* P . ChUtend^h
and
arid Miss Louise H irsdi
10 of Mrs. John Ahta- spentson.
Monday pleasantly a t D ay
»
Dcpurtmont 6l Wo- tona Beach.
n n ' S r c l . : A II-d.y
Club ,Rouse; 8:30 p.
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If. B. Lcnfesty, of Tam pa, wns
’
■ '0> >•:p*.■( a 1 business v isitor in Sanford T u e s
hofsdny
•
day, stopping a t the Montezuma
rhbors; Masonic 'Boll,
Hotel.
•»
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Social: honorco Mrs.
Mr. and Mra. F r a n k Donaldson
some of Mrs. ,G. W. loavo today fo r E ustic, m aking the
9, in.
i ,,,
. . tr ip in th e ir ca r. They will spend
i
DacVelt A uxiliary U.
jiUst Church, A p. m. several d a y s w ith relatives.
d ep artm en t. of Woill meet a t the club- ■L. A. H e r r in g , of Ijik e City,
ly afternoon, Oct. sa le sm a n f o r R. N. O. Neekw enr
Com pany, spent Tuesday am ong
local m e rc h a n ts, the guest of the
V o id e r H otel.
Oepondiring Miss Elizabeth
M. P . W illiams, o f Ocala, dales
of Mias Rosamond
Morris and Company,
French Avenue; 8 p. smpaenn t foTruesday
in S anford calling
■on local m e rc h a n ts re g iste re d at
Monday
Guild, hom e of Mrs. th e Vnldez Hotel.
fillips; hostesses. Mra.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Trimble, of
r, Jr., spd Mrs. J . W.
[^S h o w er:
L exington. Ky., nnd
of Ixnilsvlllc, Ky.,
Tuesday
Class of P rcab y tcn an several days a t tho
jBtcss
M rs.
A rth u r In th e ir t o u r of tho
of th e ir locating in
Avenue; 7:45 p. m.
p. m.
NOTICE
. d e p a r tm e n t m eeting of
j»’s Club will be t h a t of
Iture d e p a r tm e n t a t the
Wedncadny, Oct. 8, a t
ck.
C u r r e n t D ra m a tic
a will be the subject unssiou which will he led by
n J. Leonard!,
rs of this d e p a rtm e n t are
that if they have not a l
lured th e ir year books and
lip cards they may do an
on Mrs. S. O. Shinholser
io Program
Jo u rn a l
(4 2b) H
10:45 Georgia scrffalo (310) 5 music; 6:30
Chicago N ew s (447.5) 6
5.30 o rc h e s tr a ; 8 wustilways; 8:45 automobile
9 U. of Chicago; 0:16 mu-
C. D. McAmc
a rc spending
Valdez Hotel,
-state, in view
this city.
tho Rectory on P a r k Avenue.
Rev. A. S. Peck opooed th e m e e t
ing und later showed plana f o r 'th o present n t th is m eeting and it is
church that is to, he erected.
hoped th a t a t each of th e re g u la r
The business w as discussed in m rctings d u rin g the w in te r th a t
order. It was decided to give the there will he a steady increase.
annuul boznnr of th e Guild o n 1
Dec. 2, the money to g o f o r the
pews in the now church.
The
tr e a s u r e r gave h e r r e p o r t sta tin g
DAILY
th n t quite a largo “ n e st e g g ” was
F ru its and V egetables In
already hanked to help w ith tinReason
t pews in the church.
Reasonable Prices
Mrs. George A. D cCottcs, past |
R O Y A L F R U I T CO.
» % | In Wpgfrnt t ’ ltlnn
librarian, handed in her r e s ig n a
Mr. W. M. McKim left the first tion and Mrs. C. D. Mobley was
of the week to spend several days
^
with her d a ughte r, Mrs. II. It. T u r elected to succeed her.
Mrs. Deane T u r n e r in h e r report j
ner, of Ocalu.
stall'd thnt the A dvent Box would !
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Mctenlf. of be sent to a Mission School in I
South Bend, Ind., arrived recently Virginia, w here Rev. P a tte r s o n !
and expect to spend the w inter was in charge. Each y e a r th e hex !
is se n t to some needy mission 1
months in Sanford.
School.
There were over 20 members
The friends of Mrs. H. H. Henry
will be pleased to know t h a t she
was the lucky one to draw the free
lot on Tnminmi Trail n ear the
Marvel F arm , given aw ay recently
in Miami.
Mr. npd Mrs. Thom as I,. Sullla n nuivbd recently Into their new
ontc! op 'C a m e ro n Avenue.
r V ;t|{)TTE--------A. J3,. RiAck
R iA ck' nnd
) ~ L. “P. Jones,
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A.
h Chime
a h d Compnny nro tempwith
C h im eand
o rntrUy
r^ y located a t the Montezuma
t d [ : r :.t
Mr, a n d "Mrs.-Lee A. Conoley
spent Tuesday afternoon In O r
lando. Mr. Conoley went down on
business.
J
Fresh Oysters
Buy a
CLARK JEWEL
Gas Range at
Ball Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McJ-auHn.
Mrs. E. S. Thom as nnd Mra. R. L.
Juries a re expi'cted home today
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert G. Davcy from a pleasant motor trip of sev
nnd son, Donald, a rrive d recently eral days s n r n t in F ort Myers,
from New York and will spend the Arcadia and Tampa.
w in te r m onths in Sanford.
The
Miss Dorothy W atson, who has
t r ip w as made by cnr. Mr. Davcy
has purchased the T a y lo r place on been spending sometime in O r
lando with relatives, is spending
Silver ljtke .
several days the guest of the
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Collins of Montezuma Hotel, before leaving j
Quincy nrrived S a tu rd a y to be the for her home in New York.
g u e sts of J u d g e and -Mrs. J. A.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. H a r r is and ■
Sharon. Mr. Collins left the first
■
of tho week for Okeechobee, where children of (tyvensboru, Ky.. will
he expects lo locate. Mrs. Collins inakt* S anford their home in .the
will rem ain for som etim e in S a n futuri* nnd a r e now located at the
Welakn A partm ents,
Mr, H arris
ford wills Mrs. Sharon.
re p re se n ts the S ugurine Feed Com
J. Fred Schofield of Rirming puny with Sanford ns heHiluiHirters
ham. Ala., a rriv e d Tuesday to aid
Dr. ami Mrs. John W Wade of
Dr. King in his npecial meeting*
S p iin g s
arrived
the
a t the B a p tist Church. Mr. Scho Defuniak
field is well known in Florida and first of the Week and will be the
also in finnford, m any h a v in g heard u ueet of Mr. and Mr*. O. P. Wade
him sing prevlnusl". W hile in the r.t th e ir home on Elm Avenue. Mi.
city Mr, Scholfield will be tin- Wade is the uncle of Mr Wade and
l,ns m any friends in Sanford.
guest of the Montezuma Hotel.
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FELLOWS’
SERVICE STATION
“Service With a Smite”
FIRST AND ELM
1*00110 447 L3—Snnfortl, Fin.
Dickson-Ives’Fashion Show
Beacham Theatre
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iiuhIoIs . In ennjunction with this will ho shown
Mao Muitv in "Circe tho En ch antress.”
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A p le a sa n t event of the weak
There is to be a special drive
hiengo T ribune (370) 0:30 was th e very inform al party yixeit made this week t«* g a m members
F t u to r t ho se t w o n a m e s will ho sold t h e load
8:30 e n te r ta in e r s ; 10;30 T uesday evening nt the hot,
b f 1for the P arent Teachers Assmi
ing mo\|)onsiVo f n a ks a n d h a t s for fall.
M- m il M r“. O. P. Wade, 1 1 1 ’ 1 nt in i it was learned this morning.
T in . asM.iiiitii.n i* puldic spirit
l>r nod
A n n K h /n h c th F r o c k s a t SI 11.5(1 to #4 5 — n n d
hirngo (345* G:30 o r g a n , Klin Avenue, honoring
I Mrs. Jo h n Wt W a d t^ p f fieFutuilVt ml and pronudes school inleroM.
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Halida H a t s jD $ 1 ‘la. $5 *15 a n d $8.1)5.
strn ; 7:45 lullabies; 10:15 1 Springs.
Those m i h a i g e a»k Dial all iniri
usir, comic opera, mnrdl
DuVing the evening contests nnd ested p.ii. this week, w hether they
dancing were enjoyed. Delici >ue in i pel i.milly sidu ited or not. Ev
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Cincinnati (423),0-11 mu- r e fre sh m e n ts consiatiug of pin"ajtple sandwiches and ice cream tatieo 1 1 ,,in Die meetings.
with cake was served nt n late
Cleveland (300) 7 concert. hour.
About 10 couples were present 1
Dullaa N ew s (470) 8:3U
to ynjoy the warm hoapitahly of
roncert.
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.» 10 musical, solos.
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PA R IS, Oct. 7.—The T urkish b u i k w a i d und li.*tle-* g i v e bun
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Star-T ele- school and all other foreign schools how he gam* in w eight, s tie n g th
(470j 7:30 concert; 0:80- in Turkey, the French government 30 days und mill with pleasure
official reports.
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and vigor from day to da\
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WHV V IE N N A Git I'M III.KS
600) 8:30 orchestra.
Pharm acy or any d ru g g ist any
Kansas City S ta r IAJJ)
w here and if they don't help, got
V IE N N A , Oct. 0 / - - To gel u tel- your money back. They a re m
:30 strip g trio ; 6-7 School
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Air; 1 t:4 5 Nightjuiwk*. atphoru! connection in Vlenuu Lukua I coated and us e asy to take us c a n
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Louisville T im es (400) no m uch tim e t h a t the whole city dy. Ask for McCoy's Cod Livej;
ia com plaining. The telephone ud- Oil T a b le ts— the original und g e n
Mrs. John E. H arm on,
os Angeles (460) 8:46 or* luinlstruU on seeks to remedy llm uine.
sU uation by e stablishing special
a, lecture; 0:30 vocal
D. It. Monk, 330 S pring Street,
'lew York (406)
6:30-3 services. T here Is a "r a p id '' rote, New York, w rites: "I feel sure that
-;which costs »uio tim es th e normal, McCoy's Cod Liver Dll Tablets
h lesiion, o rgan, dance.
New York (402) 10 u. and also a '‘lig h tn in g ” ra te , which were in stru m e n ta l in re storing my
ucalionul; 3-11 p. m. nntsic- m u s t be paid for at th irty times hoy to his normal s ta le ." -—Adv.
th e normnl charge.
Iks, dance.
S’cw York (455) 9 a. m. edanal; 12-10:30 p. in. music,
talks, dance.
N ew ark (4U5) 1:30-6:30 soilk. music.
Oakland (312) 10 d r a m a ;
chestra.
Omaha (526) 6 children;
orchestra; II musical; 12
w a rn in g to motorists thu
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fingales.
S anford C ham ber of Commerce t o
Philadelphia (305) 6:30 day issued ii s ta te m e n t reminding
F.uting too much rich food may
them t h a t they can best observe
[hilsdelphla <6(K1 ) 6 ta lk ; F ire P revention Week by keeping produce kidney trouble in some
15 n l f concert; 8 ta lk ; 8:15 as for aw ay from fires ns possible. form, says a well-known a u th o r
| 1 ; 0:05 dance.
"C uriosity", sa y s the sta te m e n t, ity. because the acids created e x
P ittsb u rg (320) 6:30 or- "im pels many drivers to tra il tho
fa; 6:16 children; 7 fa rm fire engines or, sometimes, to bent cite the kidneys. Then they b e
7:3oOrcheatra, solus; 10 them to the scene of the fire. This come overworked, get sluggish,
Irt.
is not only d angerous to the m otor clog up and cause nlf so rts of dis
San Francisco (4 33) 0 or- ists but renders tho tasks of the tress, p a rtic u la rly backache nnd
ra; 10 orgun; l) b a ritone ; firem en m ore difficult. In many
misery in the kidney region, rh e u
cities collisions .have occurred be
[Springfield
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6:30 tw een fire truck* and automobiles m atic tw inges, severe headaches,
»; 6:40 orchestra; 0:10 drn- whose drivers tried to got to the acid stomach, constipation, torpid
talk; 6:30 bedtim e; 0:45 fire first.
liver, sleeplessness, bladder nnd
fra music; 7:15*0 music.
to do th^ir best to extinguiah n
SchonecUdy (380) $:15 mo* flro ns quickly a s possible. E very u rin a ry irritation.
The moment your back hurt* or
|t a l k ; 6:46 book r tv f c w ; 7 second counts. F re q u e n tly many
seconds a r e lost because of trie kidneys aren 't acting right, or if
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W ashington (400 ) 6 chll- c u r io u s m otorists crow ding the bladder bothers you, begin drink
6:46 m otor ta lk ; 7 mezzo stre e ts. The Insurance D e p a r t
»no; 7:16 dance; 8 baritone. m e n t o f tho Ch“ mber of Commerce ing lots Of good w ater and also get
Zion (345) 8 male chorus. of the U nited S ta te s ha s c a 1led our four ounces of Jad Halts from nny
a tte n tio n t o ' a recent large fini in good pharm acy; take a tablespoonW a sh in g to n a t which the Chief ,of ful in a glass of w ater before
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tho F lro D e p a r tm e n t was forced break fast fqr a few days and your
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to leave his c a r th re e blocks from kidneya may then act line.
th e b u r n in g building because of fam ous salts is made from the acid
th e people a n d automobiles th a t of gropes and lemon Juice,combined
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m eeting Monday afternoon vious,' WJien you h e a r the w a rn stim ulate them to activity; also to
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ANN ELIZABETH FROC KS
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For DeFupiak Couple Made for Association
Skinny Kids Need
Cod Liver Oil
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Is n considerable savins. Wc
have a plan to save you live
per cent on your Gas, Oil.
Tires und Accessories. Let us
show you how to make n
CASH saving of $10.00 to
S50.00 a year on Cor and
Truck operating expense.
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and it !■ hoped th a t a t
leeting an increaze in mem»*y be Becured.
cr the re g u la r buajneas.of the
Jg an apron Bhb.wer was d tj* R W»I d ec id e d 'to -h av e
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ing from the fire tru ck s draw up
to tha curb and le t them pass.
Don’t tra il the tracks. Don't go
to the fire. Keep aw ay from It and
give the firem en a clear field. No
one knows whether: the fire will
bo confined tn one building o r
cover the en tire Mock. In cither
case you wfH' be In the way. In
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neutralize tho acids in the system
so th at they no longer irrita te , thus
often relieving bladder disorders.
Jad Suits ran not Injure an y
one; makes a delightful efferves
cent lithis-w ster urink-w hich m il
lions of men and women take now
and then to help keep th e ir kid
neys and urinary organs clean;
thus often avoiding serious kidney
(Hoarder*. By all m e a n s ’ h are
your physician exam ine your kid
neys a t least cnce u year. —Adv
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THE SANFQRD HERALD, V,
World’s Premier Hurler Taking Mound in Opening Gariie
Big Chief Altrock
I f Senators Win Each Player
Will Receive About $0,177;
Giants would Receive $3,821; Dodgers to Gel Share
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Starting Middle of October;
Evers in Charge White Sox
NEW YORK, Oct. R
World Series Notes
How They Stand
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CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—The list of
players wlni will accompany the
Chicago A m ericans and the New
York N ationals on th e ir world
lour, s ta r lin g the middle of the
month, were announced here Inst
night hy N orris ( “T ip " ! O ’Neil,
Inuiness m a n a g e r in c h a rg e of the
trip.
The world lo u r will he prccedc-l
hy an exhibition g am e at O tta w a ,
| Canada, Ort. l.H. a f te r which the
• I te am s will sail for Europe
for
- I g a m e s in Ireland, England, Bel
gium and Italy,
The W hite So* lineup will in
clude:
Outfield: Mostil and Falk, Chi
cago, and liice, W ashington; in*
field: Kunun, M orehart arid C la n
cy, all of Chicago, and one o th e r
| p layer t o lie selected; catchers,
ltuel of W a shington and I’ieinii h
of the Boston Red Sox; pitchers,
! Fuher, I’ohertson. Lyons and Fore
I man, all of Chicago. Ed Walsh,
j coach of the W hite Sox, will act as
one of the um pires and M anager
.tohunv Evers will he in c h a rg e of
the Sox.
Those m aking the trip w ith the
G iants include- infield: Groii .lack- I
| son and Frisch, all of the G iants,
'a n d Meltons, ol the Boston Braves;
outfield.
Young,
Meuse!.
New
Yolk, and Stengel, Boston; pitch
ers, Bentley. Jo n n a r d and Nehf
he W a sh in g to n team , pitches h s first ball in a w orld series while the tho?
ic m an a t the bat is Fred F in d s -rom, who w a s n 't even one year old 'ihti
tiik e p itc h e d , F in d stm m , G ia n ts ’ th ird b a se m a n , died to Mi Neely, Waxhi
the o p e n in g g am e of the world series.
Ruel is catching for Wi:
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pointer
“Wellman's
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famous way back
in 1870
We a re A g e n t* for the
’ R ollins Tars Not Findstr-nn, kid third
Ills m ettle under hot tin
D isheartened Over showed
111 llu- m-roml inning. Bliiege. Kuei
V 1 llei peppered tw isting shut*
D efeat By “Gators” !and
at Inin in succession, but though
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Mluege heat out hi* tap, F in d stp u n
retired t h e next two snnppily a u l
elieeked W a shington with a brace
of runners on tin- paths.
The G iants do n ’t like le f t h a n l
e lT hat has been shown in illtwo iiiii-K - tin S e na tors liavi woo,
Quinary H opped tile G iant.
ill
W a shington on Sunday until (he
ninth and M ogndpc, except for the
gi-lerosity th a t led to lit* removal,
hurled hllllialttly Tileaday.
Ills
tow hall had the Giants lireaking
their ( iiict . i* rw tig ig oi popping
'1 in up.
G-.-iiti m ade up t"i the 1 11 r • ■ hu»
of which lie was r-ihlod T lle'duv
hy Eii.seh's m u a iu lo u s pbiy> hy
g e ttin g aafe b l o w s on all lour tr ip tn the plate Tuesday
When hi
drove the hall to the u ppe r aland*
in the th ild for a home run, h went hy F tia rh at set m id w ith a
"try and roll me out of that one"
o f s tra ig h t line plunging
E vans nit it tide.
w renched hin ankle cnrlv in the
V th ird nuartei* and was thus hiimli
v 'rtf'1 B a n i e . withstood a heavy
capped a t p u nting umi in backing b om bardm ent before he faded from
u p tho line. l-nfronn. at kick off
picture A fte r g e ttin g wifely
played a fine g am e but wan forced b\ the first inning he wan cloult/l
to a ta y in the e ntire ga m e owing f " r nine hila ami five runs in the
to tho lack of frenh pluver.x to re- next four game*,
place hi 91 .
* Mogrldge- had a pe rfe c t day lit
hat, strik in g out fo u r nuero**iv>ARKANSAS VOTING TODAY
Mi ......A. He was " u n d e r * ra p s" m il
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SSn Votcf* today a r e electing strife m ull' the hot off his shoulder until
Officials and voting on throe con the Count of th re e and two and
j t hen he miss, d l*enn's " g i o o w t . " '
ttitu tio n a l umundrnentn.
tobacco
getting famous
again today—
hnxr new r.xrls and re p a irs fn r the aid mini on hnmt.
us hook your order for a new one or ir p u ir the aid one
STOVE AND
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and listen —
23 points
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Y ou hu ve to drive the 1925 C leveland Six
to enjoy the am azin g co n v en ien ce o f tho
One-Shot
Lubrication System
fo il wrapper
cuts cost to IOC
Granger Rough Cu
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exclusively fo r pipes
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Nn» U h u d typa—njora power, trior•
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SU R E -FIT C A P S
H a n d so m e B o d ie s
B rilliant beau ty a n d lu a u r to u a c o m fo rt.
D u c o fin ish o p tio n a l.
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is situated on Sanford Avenue, tw o miles from town. Lots high and dry
und well drained. N ew buildings going up now. Good wuter, city lights.
Kor the next 30 days we are making a special low* price. Easy termsi'Come
in and see us and look it over whllo lots are cheap.
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W SB b Style, of course!
But comfort too.
A touch on the hidden
buckle, and your Sure-, o
Fit is tight, loose or easy
fittin g , as you wish.
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SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924.
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Lost and Found
T A M P A M O R N IN G T R I B . U N E - F O U N D — L a rg e white and yellow
dog T h u rsd a y night, p re su m a b ly
>f!,w “ >®
n bird clog. . Owner tony locate
fUlmo by catling nt H e ra ld office,
pa ying f o r thin nd nnd fittin g ly
Pren lw
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REAL-ESTATE
LfcAitA ABOUT koflt Cpontjr and
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Houses For Sale
Building: Material
Wanted
W A N T E D —S a n te ra business fowl
who a re In need of c o m p e te n t
help should reed th e • classified
page of The
h e r e ’e 1)0
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reason for sending o u to f-ta w n ' for
help when there is probably j o l t
tho person you w s n t In t h e ,«ty_
W A N T E D TO T R A D E n 1923 F ord
T o u rin g C ar in good condition
for n F ord truck o r some lig h t
truck. Will meet you any w h e re ,
W rite Box 873, Sanford, F i n . ____
W A N T E D — Boarders. 311 Pul met
to Ave.
MIRACLE Concrete C o , g e n e ra l FO R S A L E — L arge, room y bungn*■ cement w ork, sidew alks, b u ild
Iqw . Completely furnished with
in g block* ir r ig a tio n boxes. J , EL u|>-to^dntc f u r n itu r e . T h is house
-T erw illegtr, l*rop.________ ■■■■• '
was b u ilt for a home. Located on
Lumticr end Building M aterial
Magnolia Ave, betw een Tw elfth
C a rte r L um ber Company
nnd T h ir te e n th S tr e e ts . Very best
N. 1-nurel St.
Phone 5fl5
' location in Sanford.. W ill'se ll for
HI1.I. L U M B E R CO. Houso of $9,000,00 furnishedp $2,000 cash.
Scrvicu, (JUality a n d Price.
Balance in te r m s v e ry e a sy to h a n
dle. Seo W. I>. Rumple nt F ir s t
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N ational B ank o r cnll phone 207
nnd moke a p p o in tm e n t.__________
FO R S A L E —3 colored houses nnd
one lot In G eorgetow n. ^ One
"Ilnpm obile
KOIt S A L E —One
Exccptouring. P. A. Mero, W ig h t j block from Celery Ave.
tionnl investm ent. Houses onlv reItriii. building.
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cently built.
For p a rtic u la rs in
bO R .SALE — 1 W ton Indian truck, quire- nt „Bnmncl
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Specialty Shop
stoke body, good rubber, fine next to Post Office.
mechanical condition F orest (inrj di-n> F arm s, Ovic-do, F in . ______
, |.*oi! SA I.E OR T R A D E - One first
class “ S P E C IA L ST U D E B A K
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1922. New paint, new li- W A N T E D TO BUY— Second hand
cense. Will consider, lot. chickens i clothes. 402 S a n fo rd Ave.
or will sell for rush. P r e f e r cash. ’
J. M D-nioine. Osceola. Fin.
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Rooms For Rent
FO R R E N T — Rooms.
W ouldn't
you he ab le to use the money se
cured by r e n tin g t h a t vacant room
now g o in g to w a s t e ? T h e re a r t ’
m any person* looking for places to
sta y . - Help ta k e c a r e of th e m and
n o t o n ly m a k e money b u t a s s is t In
keeping people in S a n fo td . Phone
148 and give your ad Over th« te l
ephone. Uac T he H e ra ld for quick
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F O R R E N T — One room w ith board
fo r tw o g e n llo rte n . A pply 111
W. ,8 nd S tre e t.
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FO R R E N T —2 large- front rooms
a d joining bath, $20 per month.
7(19 W e st 3rd St.
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F O R K E f/T-a-M yc room cotfage on ’
paved s tr e e t.’ A pply 300 FrencTi ^
FO R R E N 't — 5 rooni buni
* 005 Elm Ave,' 'A p p ly Ru!
G rocery Store.
F O R R E N T — Five-room house, located ju s t south pf school build- ’ Yr |
ing on hard roud nt Paola six miles
w eat of Sanford. Apply to J . G. - A*.
Horichl>ergcr, n e x t door south o f
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FOR R E N T — House confortmbly . , ^
furnished bath, g as, lights, and
g a ra g e .
209 E. 11th Street.
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I g r a m . Hast a d v e r tis in g medium in
1’nlm Hammock. Conn luting of
DM.kvnrar* le n g t h 1South F lorida Published m ornings. 2<1. (S5 acres. F o r price nnd term s
add re ss ow ner W. M. Brock, I*. O.
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r a n d w ife M p fi*r3 room amt one 2 room a p a r tDelivery. City.
lllcl cuts Imv* ttis largest e lrrul***nt*r j*n«l «* H S»' Wi *ll *s i i n r i l i u t i
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HILL TO g l lKT TITLE.
AJIV k STISE, in The Journal-H cr^
a p a rtm e n t.
All conveniences,
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Morning, afternoon, ler and wife M V fiii-pt n irr a»f
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I c h a n g e " is able tu ne g h tia te leans m i R E N T —2 or 3 ~ furnished ' ’ ,
nt ad to i u * k *
weekly and Sundny Classified ra te s Tuy I*' r wv 111 *• A1 a bn mn. it nd (' It W A N T E D —d o b ns collector
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room a p a rtm e n t. Also furnllbb J P tb
salesm an for reliable firm.
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D U E O CT O BE R I, 1924.
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Notice is hereby given t h a t
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A L IT T L E TV A N T AD in The ■
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A lfred F o ste r, T ax Collector.
suits. A d v e rtise those old a r tic le s '
Vno- i.. ih. N.otti -i.i^ ,.r siiuik
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I he g a te w a y of mine No. 12, Rock
r n c c 0 1 hr le t By, Ellen Hoy, Deputy
you have s ta te d arvny nnd have
A'- au-- tin m .- " --t
. , live on place. Good slr.O room F L » - I t
sue d's^evtlaIsland
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mited and tin a tte m p t made to h u m
I • • «*| »*rK of till* ('iM'iitf Four!
Prompt,
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, Phone 148 and a re p re se n ta tiv e i ..... nit cnnai « L»-iot of t.. uiiiuito: P F It L I (' S T E N O G R A P H E R
F o i I 'i li f t er u t h i K A t i o r r m> . F t u n i t y
two ra ilro a d trestles. T he milling
will call to see you.
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Your business solicited.
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To fit any J o l t on e a rth
field is a roused hut th e d a m a g e is
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liti iilv
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t h a t y o u r a n alTurcl t o p a y .
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*fled business, ru le 1 c n word, min- m
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B A L L O O N S f o r a ll C a r s .
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ALL GU A RA N TEED
outhouses, te n a n t Sentinel.
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Cars For Sale
Apartments For Rent
Wanted To Buy
Position Wanted
Help Wanted
Reported Dynamited j
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TIRES
TIRE SALE
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Phone 548
Sanford
Simmons Siberia
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fmirvt-lnii;. ! I n r u n me,
Children suffering :rom inte-tiihnt enmes m liquid 1 nu! w orm s a rc cross, restless unit
fin ti is a comhina- unhealthy. T here a re other symp
that not only puri- | loins, however.
If the child is
[of gei ms that cause , pale, has dark rings under the
it heals the flesh eyes, had b r e a th and ta k e s no in
Unary speed
Hail te ie st in play, it is alm ost a cer
Is which lake weeks tainty th a t w orm s a re ea tin g iiw iy stove and
|e ordinary liniments its vitality. The surest remedy foi M R K I ' l . A C E
T T U U U
indcr the pow erful worms is W hite's C ream Vurml j
CUT TO SU IT
Jtin wonderful rem - | fttge. tl is positive destruction to
|quid) 3u(- lip,- „ n ti , the worms but ha rm le ss to t h e ;
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I’hone 528.
Welaka Building
21M I’ark Ave.
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OF LONG FUG!
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til Of Labor;
lls Are United
Wnr Lord Issues Order to Nominee Reiterates Ills In
Avoid Injuring Legation
tolerance -For
Religious
Section; Peking Forces Use
Prejudice; Ends N. Y. Tour
Captured Men As Targets
Giant Navy Dirigible Leaves
Fort W orth : Early This
Morning for San Diego, Cal.
Weather Conditions Good
PEKING. Oct. 0.— Chang TsoLin, Manchurian war lord, instruct
ed his subordinates to endeavor to
avoid injury to the legation quar
ter in the event the city is bom
barded.
Tho Manchurinn army was re
ported defeated in a four-hour bat
tle at Shanhnikwun Tuesday.
FORT WORTH. Oct. 0.—The
Shenandoah sailed westward from
Fort Worth at 9; 40 o’clock this
morninir. Today’s course is chart
ed nlonjr the Texas Pacific Rnirond
to San Diego, Cal. There nre fav
orable weather prospects for the
second leg of tho Shenandoah's
flijrht.
Tho Riant navy diriRible arrived
at Fort Worth at 7:25 o'clock Inst
eveninR.
It was dark when the Rreat ship
skirted the city limits and, followin* lhp B id in g
®f the moorinK «IUSt bcBCOn. P«SSed OVCr Set*
cn8{crT1 portion o f the city and *rttied nt the innst. Little difficulty
was encountered in making the
ON BOARD DAVIS TRAIN.
EN ROUTE TO NEW YORK,
Oct. 9.—The upper nnd wrstern New York campaign wna
closed today, nnd John W.
Davis swung to the cast, head
ed for New York, to prepnro
for n two weeks’ tour of thu
Middle West.
The Senators once more
the GiantH in the present,
riea, making it three all
they defeated the Nattf
League champions here _
afternoon by a score of 2 to-J
in what is declared to
been the best played g*me
the series. Incidentally, the
gnmo wna the fastest one played 1
uf tho six contests.
Once more the Senators' h o p e rj
9 .— A
BUFFALO. Oct. 0.— Answering for tho world’s rham nionship ha^jq
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TIENTSIN, Oct. *».—Twenty- nt length the "keynote" nddreM been raised to the skies, and
four criminal prisoners, captured made in Cincinnati last week by afternoon they arc on mi even fi
b J m r jc h 'p olitica l
by Peking army forces in the vi- Charles E. Hughes, secretary of ing with their opponents fo r *
b y th e fa ll o f th e
clnty of Bhanhaikwnn, were bound state, John W. Davis, Democratic tie. The nntlcnnl capital wna
laid p a r t y . ,
on carts and taken outside the nominee for president brought "tits thuirfastic over the victory
city to lie used In turget practice, campaign in western New York to favorites nml already the fans,
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l e t ' 9 .— T h e
a Peking general who gave the or n close here Inst night nnd return planning to float the world’* ’
der, remarking the proceeding ed again to New York City to pre riant from the GritTmen’e <
r; ’ C om njonB w as d iswould be an example to other bud pare for liis second tour o f the here.
pnipht an d a gen era l
characters, according to a commun Middle West, scheduled to begin
Going into the game noped to
dled f o r O ct. 9 . K in g
ication received here Wednesday.
lose, the Senators ‘ fought mil "
Friday.
: . r ‘ .(V .lloanlt-n nnr
tO d issolv e parSubsequently two spies in the
At Rochester cnrlier in the day, through the game with a spirit*,
Manchurian forces attempting t" Mr. Davis paid tribute to the Jew thnt pu tthe Giants out in tha
lowinR a confcrcncp
take Shanhuikwan, were captured ish religion and race and dcclured two, three order most of tha ti
ir MacDonald.
and executed by Peking soldiers. again his tolerance of any feel after the initial inning when tha
government crashed
^ crowd 0f acveral thousand wcl- % Hero i» a picture taken ul Jacksonville showing a group of local business men who recently made the All criminal prisoners captured in ing or religious prejudice or ra- national languors made th e ir'lin t
iths o f power last comed the biR craft nnd a mlRhty trip to Jacksonville on board City of Jacksonville, .n an effort to create more Interest an,J enthusiasm the district iiuve been ordered exe cinl discrimination whatever.” His und only score o f the game.
fat tho «md o f a seven- ovation o f whistles nnd bells an In behalf of the proposed St. Johns River and Indian River canal. The delegation met with n h«arty re cuted by the Peking general in com Hpeerii here last night, however,
Zachary aguin turned in n V!
N
mand.
dealt mainly with political issues tnry and tin- star southpaw V M
National ception by the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce.
•>rics and Liberals nounced its arrival.
Fighting continued for posses- . between the Democratic and Rc- working nicely throughout
issl. 7, by a vote of 364 Guardsmen, augmented by Roy
sion
of Shaniinikwan
Tuesday j publican parties, which the nomi- game, being stingy with hi* hit*,;
Scouts and police, held back the
Dmand for inquiry into throne which surged forward a*
throughout the day hut the attack nee assured, must he the basis on Nehf, hia opponent, pitched a
New Japan-Mexico
Iwal of a prosecution of the Shenandoah’s nose was drawn
ing Manchurian forces of General ' which thoughtful voters of the ter gume, giving but foug .1
" ell for sedition.
Chang T ho Lin were generally re t country will decide the verdict in while tho WashtugU-n hurlsr
Into the big cone of the mast.
Treaty Is Signed
Jharp and Excited.
giving up seven, uut errors aided ''
pulsed by the I’eklng army defend- J November.
Ite ta: sharp and oxclting the city The Manchurian fore
Mr. Hughes' speech. Mr. Davis in the two Washington scores.
Over Mississippi.
fter 11 waa closured the
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 9.- The
were reported to huve made lo suid, represented '‘all that legal in- The Score by innings:
ON BOARD U. 8 . S. SHENAN
'
wanted 10 drop Sir Rob- DOAH OVER ALABAMA-'MIS
treaty of 1888 was replaced
cal advances Wednesday as the hat- genuity and xi-nl of un advocate Now York
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I’s m u ’ n o f censuro and SISSIPPI BOUNDARY, Oct. 9.—
Defendants All Other Crim tie continued.
with
the
signing
of
the
Amity
could do for u client" and recalled
Washington
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200
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•John A . Simon’s amend- Tho' Shenandoah, upproaching the Local Police Have Host Month
commerce nnd navigation trea
inal Cases October
Ses
The criminal prisoners executed “ to one's mind his glowing deof Year with Increase of H5
The Gianta started scoring in tha
ty try foreign minister ami Japiry at
sions Are Found Guilty were hold on charges of looting fenso of Senator Newberry when initial inning whan two hit*
Per
Cent
Over
August
anise
ministei
today.
few
others
were
ready
tq
come
, J»,000
stores and homes in town* along
In** Jgh* ♦hem a single score. Frisch
• A t thf1'W ed nesda y afternoon w » - the Manri'urian-iQhihlinn bonier. * foCeard in hia behalf." T h t aocAs- doubled-to center field but wm»a>;
One hundred and seventy one ar < _
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tary's
statement
that
the
“
on«*l»si .n of tin- October term of county i
sue" of the campaign was whether raught napping. Young beat out ‘"(L
Defenders Firm.
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decided to vote bn tho 24 hours o f Its 9,000 mlltf test voy- 'rests were made by the police d<- ^ O R H l O r
i out t , I’ rcston Staggard. charged)
the
administration of Calvin Cool- nn infield grounder^ went to seo- S B
to
SHANGHAI. Oct. 9.— Forced
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nendment.
This was, ago at 9 a. m., central standard nartment of Sanford during Sep »-^
with aggravated assault, was found gtve ground dining three days of itlge should lie cuntiiuiod, Mr. Da- Olid and scored on Kelly's single. ,
The airship |t<.m|>l,r s i t i n g in r.weipt-. (rom ’ P a V O I * S
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 (1 1 8 1 0
|to the defeat of tho cen- time yesterday.
Washington offered excellent
“ not g u i l t y " b\ the tuiv and was fighting in the Sungkiang district . 1 vis said he was willing tn accept.
and the Simon hmend- sailed into the upper strata of Mis fines, costs and estreated bond* .1
weather
for the sixth game o f the; 28
miles
southwest
of
Shanghai,
I
Foi
the
other
assertions
that
went
given hiv fnt-doni.
This is the
}me the substantiativr sissippi ‘over Columbus, with its
to make up the Cincinnati address, series. A tremendous crowd XVas
totaling
$3,929,
according
to
the
the
defending
Chekiang
armies
f
u
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rase
lost
hv
tile
countv
prose
course
laid
directly
west
across
the
was carried 364 to 198.
ruling attornev tiiu- far in the Oc- fought through the night and con the candidate held opposing or at the gates early this mornit
lenient o f tho figures state to reach the Mississippi river police court record for that month.
nnd when the gntes were ot
NASHVILLE,
Trim..
Oct
9
tinued tlie grim battle Wednesday euiiii-ntioiis views,
red with loud chcertnR at Greenville before noon.
This is thought by local officials An immediate investigation into toher tel in
shortly’ after noon, the fane
"If
tin-*
campnign
lakes
the
A decision for the plaintiff was by withstanding attacks of the tnDr cheering. The prime
to he the Imnner month of till tin- Itepuhliciin campaign expcndi rendered in lh. i iim- of Adeline and vailing Kiaugsu forces
«xl hi by tlie thousand*. The atten
j
form
uf
a
comparison
of
personal
Dallas.
tmsav MacDonald, im*
I
It i- tures to lie di-termine<l whetliei tin- I’ D Johnson v- E II Evans,
Tlie iviungsu forces
are nt nlittes,'- Mr. Duvi* auid, “ It will not dance was announced at 37,000
DALLAS, Tex., Oct. V.— Th. year for the department.
arose and said: "In view
f
nt
national
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tut:nut
lee
lnusing
an
charged
with
foi.
ihlc
entrv
and
tempting
tn
cut
tlie
railway
line In-- do so of my choosing, and I shall when the game began.
Is happened. Mr. Speak- navy dirigible Shcnandouh passed j j*,>intcil out that the number
Among the Interested spectator*
lii this on«o Schelle tween Shunghai and Sutlgkiang, not permit myself to attack the
i that the house now ud- over the business section of Dallas rrsts is larger for September than enormous -lush fund to he expend detention
at the game w h s President Cool-*
personal
or
private
character
of
Maim
reini-seiited
the
plaintiff
ed
in
'huy
ing
the
election
III
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tluChekiang
armies,
rein
fore
at 6:45 p. m. headed towards Fort for any month during the pa»t sum
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f to Confer With King
Worth, about 30 miles distant.
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with furies extending along’ the H o u s e . B i l l the case is different went out to root once more fo r th * 9
agreed to unanimous' (In a motion hv the defendant, rail- for a distance of about three so fur us questions of official con Senators. The President, an
d t ul u y perit.il ne a r l y r c n i h i n g t he
femicr will see the king
First Flight Over Dixie.
\ikaiisii- senator in a tel tile ease of State vs Loll I'.igc, I miles hi the enviioiis of Sungki- duct and administration, or the dent believer in the grout game OJu!
ask for dissolution of
NEW ORLEANS, La., (h i. 9 - >4,111)0 mark.
, Th
charg.-d with obtaining money un 1ang.
performance nr non-performance a rooter for the Senators through
. t o i l n i u n x 'a t loti f r o m i « i
. pho
it is understood, how- Thc Shenandoah lust night was
I luring th<- past nmnlh the poin t thug today said that if Seliatm . der fulse pretense of performing [ Any attempt to move truins on of official duty are concerned.'"
out the series by pitching tha firirt'
the government has de- nearing the end of the first leg of
hair.
labor, was .ou tinued for the term. the part of Chekiang forces Wed
G. It. I*. Larked Co-Operation.
|rry on until tho Irish her long Jump from the I-akehurat, innde a spielalty uf liquor eases 1 William iv Borah, than man of t)
M a n a g e r Harris, in a final effort
It wns in this sense, the speaker
ill is safe and the boun- N. J., hangar to the Pacific coast. as tlie records will show. On Mon , senate expenditures enllimittee, of J t; Sharon is attorney for the nesday, however, would he at a
duy. Sept. 29, alone, five cases for
_
Mr. to stave o ff n Giant victory. Mgit
great hurard, ns it would invite said, that he approached
llssion appointed.
She was expected to tie up nt her pnxHCFsion or sale of intoxicating which he i» a member, does not |defendant.
At this morning’s session of the full sweep of fire from thu Ki- Hughe1' discussion of executive Znrhury to the mound to op jett
I call for a probe at once, Seqator
)ut the final scenes the mooring maat at Fort Worth, Tex.,
rose to the highest for refueling and refilling with he liquor were arraigned before Mu tarn way wdl win- Inm demanding I court. Andrew Hull, charged with ungsu forces. All ordinary truffic l e a d e r , admintstrntivu scandals MrGraw’s star southpaw, "A tF •
nlcipal Judge J. G. Shuron. Re that sm I) a meeting lie culled.
excessive loading on a State High over tlie railway line lius been t i\ i eduction, the tariff and for- Nohf. Nehf, tho hurler o f tha flfst .p-A
and retorts were flung lium gas.
cuipts from the five cases totaled
!
e.g'i affairs. He usserted that tho game and conquercr o f the mighty
[house and some o f tho
“ Every dollar brought in and ex way was found guiltv and fined stopped.
All during Wednesday hundreds over $l,tKw). During the month se\
secretary hud seen fit to nfxdogixe Waller Johnson, has been suffering
pdulgcd in singing. Up of thousands of Southern folks
pended by all three parlies should >50 and costs.
Frank Johnson, convicted on a
there were rumori of gaxed aloft at the silvery monster cn additional defendants were each lie accounted for,” said Senator
Deny U. H. Hlramer Lands Guns. “ for the conspicuous lack o f co wiln u sore hand since tha fin k
to avoid defeating the us ahe floated for the first time fined >2tHJ and costs on sunilur 'Caraway. “ You may say for me charge o f reckless exhibition of
TOKIO, Oct. 9.— A spokesman of operation between the president game hut was in excellent COtldifire aims, was fined *5 and costs the Japanese foreign office W ed nnd his party in rotigro**,” nnd lion for today'n contest, he - amid '
tliarges.
► bat if. ' as appeared
that
bought
election*
will
not
he
'
her
way
by the court
‘‘ I
able from the tone of lover Dixie. She made
In August there were only 138 ( lolcrulcd "
added that the message which Mr, just before tlie game began.
In the ease of Karl Stephen*, nesday charactrrited as unconfirm Coolidge sent to Congress last De
Washington
came
back
strong
i&
te
le speeches,
s , H i r e r s , there
m e n was
,o V e r
Ih a arrests.
This shows aq increase
“ I understand when that com charged with larceny. •sentence ed rejKirts widely cireuluUsi in To■itlon on the part of Georgia, Alabama, MlaaUsippl. the ip the number for September of
mittee un. being formed Unit it was su*|>eiidcd and the defendant km circles that an American cember nnd which wns said to have tho fifth and scorexl two runs put
on to reconsider Its ac- northern edge of Louisia
ting tho Senators one run ahead of
(Continued on Page 3)
33 ora gam of
over 24 per cent. w„ u|,|
t.Very ten days to go wiio is n minor will be committed steamer landed large quantities of
emingly had committed into Texas during the day
their opponents. Pcckinpaugh sinlo ta l fine*, coats and estreated
uyt.r ij)t. reports of monies received to the State Reform School, ac- munitions ut Tientsin, Chinn, dur
glexi lo left field, ituel sacrificed ‘
far to recede,
bond* increased from *2.119 »»>1um| expended by all three par tigs. coiding to tin- action of the court ing the night consigned to the t’ eral U W eireaed
v .
and Perkiri|iuugh advanced to third q
August to >3,929 in September and |^ was vvilh this understanding this morning.
'king government of China.
little doubt that \he
when Zachary groundtxi uut. Me- I
is a gum of |1,810 or approximate |u,ut I ae.«-|ded membership on the
Thy report of un American ship
Tlie rase of Joe Blown, charged
*y and the government
Neely walked nnd stole second ttftd L
iy 85 |ier cent.
]committee.
with culpable negligence, !.* on landing munitions in Tientsin is an
In appeal to the country
Isith runners scored when Hart Is . M
outstanding
example
of
the
prop
During
the
first
nine
months
of
“
While
I
have
not
heard
one
triul this afternoon, continued fioni
hey contend, thrust upon
singh-d a moment later.
19:24 there ha* been a total of 92 word ffi*nin Senator Borah foi tnori the morning session. Joe Scarlet aganda now being carried on in Ja
|are convinced that theyTho Hue-ups for today’s game i
pan
to
urge
tingovernment
to
lend
defendants fined for the posse*- |than six weeks, I understand that of Del-and is attornev for the dc
to the House o f Cohiwere:
military
aid
by
intervening
in
the
sion
nr
sale
of
Intoxicating
liquor.
statcmeiits
have
been
tiled
and
I
fendant.
Saturday, Oct. II, will he the
ch stronger party, even
Washington: 'LMr.N'eely, centers
C. W. Smith, pole gang foreman
Civil..uses set for this afternoon Chinese war on the sale of General
may not command a for the Southern Utilities Com or, as in several cases, bonds were uni anxious to have a meeting
field;
Harris, second base; RJctj i tf
last
day
in
which
the
citizens
of
Chung
Tao-Liu,
who
is
attempting
Sun e LaFidlettc lias art-: the Mrt'uskcv Register Com
|n the house over al^ pany, was severely injured ubout estreated upon failure of the de shortly.
right
field;
Gosiin, left field; Judgf(
Seminole
county
ran
register
for
fendants to appear in court. Last made certain charges against the pany vs. O. C. Bryant. Simmons to uhtniA control of the government
ea. They believe they
first base; Bluegv, third * 1
11:30 o’clock this morning when month there were five cases for tho Republican national committee i and Tilden are attorneys for the of China, by force.
the
presidential
election
in
Novem
cause .to present to
Pefkinpuuuh.
shortstop}
la in what-they mrcue is he backed into an electric wire car aale of liquor and seven for the am exceedingly anxious that a pluiiiliff and Schelle Maine* attor
ber, it wns revealed today at the catcher; Zachary, pitcher. '
rying
2,300
volt*
while
at
work
SHANGHAI,
Oct.
9.—
Sung
poksossion of liquor..
ney for tlie defendant. The case
meeting he held ut once."
|ty o f the question upon
New York; Llndstrum, lit
office of the couqty registration
Hungkiang t'apturrd.
Senator Caruway said that ta of tin- Oppenheinit-r Casing C-omhave been defeated ami on the root o f the old B. & O. GurThe largest number of urrests
base; Frisch, second base’ Ye _ _ _
officer.
ugo
of
thia
city.
.
kiang,
■
a
city
28
milt-s
south
uf
jinny
vs.
the
Geneva
Backing
Cornthe
event
of
u
called
meeting
he
cord especially in the
during September for any one o f
right, field; Mcum-I. center field;
It was said that the wet tin roof fense was 43 for disorderly con- would at tlie time hasten to Wush- puny. a corporation, for dumuges iu-|£, licfi'hso outiiost for tho Che
County official* urge the citi Judge out, Gowdy to K«Uy.
foreign affairs and fion which tho man was standing duct. The second largest number j ington to sit with his committee. totaling * 2(8),
kiang and Shanghai armies during zens of Sanford utul this county Jackson, short stop; Gowdy, emtehr ;
the past Week, is in the hands of ascertain during the next two days er, N df, pitcher.
spoeitlon From King. ' made the contact much stronger was 37 for traffic violations. Five | ------------------- ----------------:—
•* Uy. casos were arraigned during thc
uttacking Kiangsu province porcis no redsdn to suppose than it would have -been ordinar:
First Inning.
<•*, it waa definitely determined whether or not they have paid their
ling will oppose granting It was learned from reliable sourc month for Use «p«ration of busi
Giants: Lindstrom fllad omt’ l.
poll tax and find out if they are Judge. Frisch doubled. Young
tonight.
h of parliament.
The es that the wire first touched the nesses without licenses, one for
lit is pointed out. hardly man on the urm, that causing him destroying property, five for petit
eligible to vote In the coming elec grounds to Zachary who throws to in view o f all recent to fall on It. ' '
larcony. one’for breaking glass on
in i. Frisch is caught b«tw#etn
tion.
.
Florida-Tech
Game
To
The
lineman
was
taken
in
an
un
[istoiy, that they will lma paved street, one for u prisoner
Young goes to ^ccon^l bn J
It
was
learned
today
from
the
|ir oarty prospects by an conscious condition to Robson s
In a report to tho Junior Cham-: expressed appreciation to the or- Be Attended by Many
I'frora the Falatka Jail, ono
Kelly singles to centcrN«‘ *
the country and so far Sanitarium ncarb/ where he was for riding bicycle without a light, bdr. of Commerce at it*
• luncheon
'
'
' ganiaation for the support it is r iv
registration records that very few ing Young from second. 4 _
uervaUvps sire concerned given treatment immediately, The two for b N a U n r
tftterlng today o f the Ball Park Committee. ing the school team here. He aaid Notables of 2 States pooplo have registered since the Dies put to right field to R fe * '
probably is that even if ihysician states that it wae a flu* (transferred to the county), and Chairman Floyd Palmer stated thst that be and Coheh^K. B. Halt prob
primary election last June. It la made a wonderful catch e f the .1
^ld fail to htUin an ab- iiicult proposition to resusitat* the one fo r ,operating an autbmoblle on he has receivod a communication ably, would not turn ottt a cham
ATLAN TA, O ct 9.— The Flor- said that since the books opened in which was grlfig. toward bl
ority In parliament (here patient as he wae burned badly,
Manager -Jack'Dunn o f tha pionship team this fall but that hia-Goprgia Tech football game
One run, tvro nits, no er
September for registration, only
some opportunity to tnd had to be given artificial res*
the team will be strieUy a high
•\-'(Continued oq page 3J
about 20 persona have qualified in
»w coalition from Conker iration. This last, he said,. with
Association .asking wh»t Sanford school team and one to be remem huru Saturday will be the most o f.
* liberals to keep labor is help of- strong stimulant* ffaiftblhif, - 10 ‘ for loitering, eight has to offer In the line o f ■ spring bered for its clcanHneaa in athletic flcial g a m e jv e r staged in Grant addition to those already qualified.
It waa learned also from reliabla
brought back his breathing and at
circles.
,
Field. Governor Hardee, o f Flor sources that a large number o f rit- Herriot Orders
for 'drunkannare, “ I**5 *or reddM t baseball training field.
2:80 o'clock this afternoon he waa driving,
:■
In
conclusion
Mr.
Whilchei
■
de
It
is
pointed
out
that
if
a
major
tterea-for carrying con
Governor Walker o f Georgia, itena have become disqualified be Into wheat Price Ji
[un Over'by Auto sleeping in almost unconscious cealed weapoW*/-four for vagran league team la not secured to train clared that it is not the team' that ida^
President
Murphree o f the Unlver- cause o f failure to pay their poll
state.
and three for drunkenness a.id here. It will no* beTmficult to get m akg'the big eroraa that Winn *
PARIS, Oct. 0.— Prem ier.
■•Atlanta Today Although the lineman was seri cy,
dlsorderlr o t ^ ^ - T z U l U r ID -If f a Southern nr un American*'A»*y lasting reputation and a good one sity 'of Mori da, President Brittain tax and that their names have been
riot
-Orders s i t H k U i in vex
stricken
o
ff
the
registration
books.
ously Injured, declared the ,physi
f
Georgia-Teieh,
Preaident
Cos
of
*
bat
the
team
that
play*
fair
and
elution team to come to Sanford.
Imory, Qo\ernor nominee Martin For this reason, especially, It is tiun with a view to
•’TA. Oct. 0^—Mary Elis- cian, bo is getting along all right
Mr. Palmer said, however, that Bob ■qnarn with all o f 1U opponents.
hi r rei>ort HaWkins CenneUy of Florida. M»yor Alsop of Jack- said, the people should Investigate operators forcing up
odiwprth- age five, died thia afternoon and will recover in D e i l l O C I ^ a t i C ' C h B l F I t l B n Quinn o f the Boston Red Sox will
*“ fro mthree fractures
stated
that the Project Committee sunville, Preaident Carawell of their standing for the fall elec- d g n wheat by illegal
'4n this city aoon After' the final
a -o
ur W ants ChargcProbed Mg.vtnc
lowing a suspicious au
and emeuaston o f the
« f the World Seri e x and at recommend* that ft bt- dismi-M-1 th# Georgia S4nato, Speaker Neill lion.
There era today approxl
‘
^
***
presen
a result of being run in G M e r r ljU about three mile*
and th«t • Board o f Dirtrtora or an df the Georgia House of
that
time
will
deride
whether
o»
John
Z ANN IK AT tiJ
hn automobile driven by aonth o f Sanford, and tor the p*»t ' HAZLKON, P * i Oct.
Executive committee o f some sort iativen,'
nia and 2.400 registered voters
itative
"
tie chair- not Ida team ’ Will adopt Sanford
state
who
are
qualified
LGOSHIMA, J s
Mayor
i G. Candler, Sr., near here aix months has been in the employ H. Bigelow,
Atlanta,
will
be
of*
be
appointed
to
take
ite
place.
It
as Us spring training groBBda. ■
• No charges were filed o f the Bouthern UtUUiea Company. man, joined SenatoK T iK offettc's
on' the
The smaller than It sho aid be. T h e nan*
was sUtsd at tha last meeting fipiala
____
Conch
Hugh
Wbelchel
her fu fq t if gfttire county 1* DCl w :
ae woman, who Is under Although gnng foreman, he was request In a probe into thc alleged Sanfrird High School footbcll squad that ’ the United States Junior Vwo
are to apeak
["1 a physlrism from nerv- ' * line work nt the time-of the solicitation of “ Slush" fjmd 1?y ? e - was present at the luncheon
(Continued
on
Page
8
)
publican leaden.
} \ t
'
P. STAGGAR1) IS
FIRST IN TERM
NOT CONVICTED
RECEIPTS FROM
LOCAL P O L IC E
NEARLY $4,0 00
Probe ‘Slush’ Fund
Registration Books
Seminole C o u n t y
To Close Saturday
Live W ire. Contact
Seriously I n j u r e s
Pole Gang Foreman
Baltimore Baseball Club Is Seeking ■:
Information In Regard Local Park
IsasJgysSj^
S
■- i * *BV
A*'.
1
►
*
•* T
;
,.-YMl*
IK
v ‘ ‘ 1
L ■
k Sd ktVMci
f t
�THE
—
,D. WED!
one on the no*® for n three bnsa
Btneley. j U(}
hit to de«B r^ght center. Wilson
to
second
on *
[*4.75:' Cates Brother*.
itcher who got
'd;**tth
T
crty
«
t
k
ftwJ&titilr
Street, retail merchant.
it, $13.76.
serious lltnefe* o f ‘a mchtbrr o f his
t
V
i
n
g
to
.SMOTRl
4hb
family during the greater p a rt'o f O F O W N D I S f f c l C T
on tbb |J*y. JnckAon
BL1LDINO I’ EKMITS
taon popped bp
up tb was thrown out'1
his stay in North Carolina.v Mr.
second und retiriMl1 the aide.
side.
vun, 2 hits „
•c
John Theodore, Sanford Avenue,
-.*» A
)
(Continued from Page 1)
.
e -7 -mo. *
unable to go about and
N6 rub*, one hit
one-story brick atore.
(Continued
from
page
1)
n,„k c the observations, that might
Fifth Inning
Sunt. T. W . Lawton stated that
Ge6. A . DcCottcs, Forrest Lake
Second Inning.
ake and
and. prove interesting to tho nubile, as according to calculations made by
Johnson wgs thrown out, short
ouiff,
have
otherwise.
.
A. It. Key, Elm Avenue and Laurel ho would'have,
Coslin hit one (dorifr the first to first. M cN edy' THippcd np to
/b
A _arA
a ar , .
. k
himself, ho has learned .that the
Crop Outlook Uncertain
base line nnd bent it out. The scor first nnd Harris struck out. No gled to left. Tem
Street, six one-story frame build
Tho success o f the fall and win- sum nsked for by the Orange coun
er gave hint u hit. Judge flew runs, no hits, no errors.
ings nt $3,000; J. S. Gnnfher, Lo
son bunted to jJ 7
out to left. Bluegc popped up to
cust Street, one-story residence. _®f
.
- Sanford * n<^ Seminole ty officials is only half o f what
Johnson was touched up for three Wed, filling th# ^
county
are
entirely
dependent
up
$100; J. J, Melton, Second Street,
first but Terry muffed it. Frisch hits this inning, one b f which was
the actual expenses of the Sem
garago, $160; E B. Banks, Pnl- on the supply and tho demand of inole county children amounted Inst
recovered it IP time to throw Go*- a home run and allowed the Giants scored on JscktonlL
metto Avenue between Fourth and tho various products,. Mr. Chase
*
lin
out at second, ilucl was walked once more to take command o f tho \*J*r Gow<lv hit t» g
Fifth Streets, repairs on residence, declared. That, he said, is the last year and is much cheaper than
situation. Gowdy singled l o right. Wilson at ppconi $2
$300; N. E. Carter, Holly Avenue, j basis o f nil prices. If Ihe demand j the children could be sent to school
Bentiy hit one Into tbe upper tier third. McOuilii,.
addition to residence, $100: J. W. I Is great nnd the sunpl VT.?":.thw l in this county; ■
•
o f the right field stands fo r a cir acoHr-r
2.
price
will
rise
to
nigh
levels;
if
Wallncc. Park Avenue and Ninth]
The bills o f the several school
cuit clout, scoring Gowdy. ahead o f
Street, addition to residence. $200. the demand is small and the supply funds were audited nnd listed as
him.
Frisch
doubled
to
right
cen
lnrgc, the price will bo lriw. II is
shoring Gowdy
I
ter, the boll, falling safe between cd to short (0rc^ 'j
•w
tr. - ,
.
.
.
certain, it wns stated, that to hnvc follows: general school fund, $2,
M A ItUl AGE LICENSE
716.73.
of
which
$1,762
was
.fo
r
McNeely
and
Rice.
Johnson
hit
Terry grounded to first nnd was
second. 3 runt. 3 | 1
EsCo Rumsct. nge 22. single, n successful season, the market teachers; school district No. 1,
(Continued
Frigo m.
1)
. . from
.
<out, unassisted nnd Wilson fouled Young on tho left leg and Bent
Ninth L
white, to Vera Sap" age 17; single, must riot be flooded andfhere m,ust $6 945.82; school district, „No. „2, i|pol fiu. nest six
hours the Shennn- ))l|t t() ^ rst
him to first, but Kelly hit Into a
be no overproduction. •.The demand
Llebold, battlnr
white.
$629.(15; school district No. 3, $169.-, ,)oap was crossing Virginia. Green i N<) nms no ,)jtSi ro prror„.
double
piny,
short
to
second1
to
must be ut least normal. .
,
out to center. T»kl
0(5; school district 4, $8.70; school fields, woods of nutilmn tinted red
Third Inning
first. 2 runs, 3 hits, no errors.
C A
1C
M rvrl
Advertising Scheme Good
Johnson,
drew f J 1P
district
No.
6
.
$
1
(
10
.
44
;
school
d
i
s
.„
n,|
c
l
c
rn
nnd
prosperous
farms,]
hu„
lhi„
frniV
,P
fnu
„
i
to
Sixth Inning
& A IN H IK U
la
I N U 1 I When asked for his opinion of
Taylor
was
sont k
trict No. C, $241.10.
gii-ng I'itiie to wooded valleys, r(,j,jR(cr n tnlly for the Senators.
Three strike outs for * Bentley Tnte nnd went to *
T J Q T Ix T Y
flM
t i n A T I the advertising scheme as ntlvoResolutions were offered nnd " ' lei wo died galleys and
Johnson singled ulong first base this frame. A fter Rice nnd Gos- cr not trying for
™
i « ntwl *nd approved l»v a number of adopted by the hoard for the is
M APS, SAYS CH ASE
county growers. Mr. Chnse suance of warrants on the accounts (,-"ed clearings of the hills ns the |jnfl (int overran and was thrown lin struck out, Judge singled to struck out. Himn
panorama l.elow rolled southward. I liut, left to short to first. McNeely right but never left first base as
I stated thnt if hnndled nnd carried
of the following bonds:
(barge. \ a., was crossed at 3
j l.untod along third base line nnd Hlcuge struck odt. No run*,* 1 hit, M l. N o r u n ^ S T 1
out
properly,
it
will
prove
of
great
Continued from ouge 1.
Bond account No. 2, $3,871.01; P n. Charlottesville at 4:45 p in h),n( j( oMt
|Iart.js bunted ulong no errors.
profit and benefit to the farmers
bond account No. 4. $2,084.23; bond I “ on.el u’ o p. in.. Norwood nt i».2.» i
luges should left given considera (ii
|jnc nnd bent it out. Hice
Terry drew a free ticket to first
of this
Such
w i m community.
t'M iium m i).
o
u t 11 publicity
iiuwiuitt
, vi
t t o *m') " t • i
.
....
bond
ac'
given “ Sanford Celery", provided account No 6 $2.302 . 1, bond ac
tion.
the valley of the .lames river j
llUt to the cntcher nnd Gos- on four wild ones. Wilson struck
He further stated thnt to leave the pack nnd quality of the prod- co,,' ,t ‘ °- ’• '
foil, ssr- 1 until Lynchburg wn< he 1in was thrown out second to first. nut. Jackson hit a short fly to
~ .
CHICAGO, oJtf J
such a large barren looking area uct is good, will bring the growers ,, I)|V", "
low j" t ns daylight wns fading.
right th*>t fell snfe but Terry, not ied from one ceg i. ia 1
No runs, three hits, no errors.
_____
u
i..................
____
i
C.
F.
Hnrrlson
nt
the
meeting.
(
.
on the maps will Hvc the people n much larger sum than they spend .
First blood of tlie game for the lenving first wns forced ut second. Dec. 148 to 148%hwl J
presided as chairman
looking nt them nnd using them for the advertising, he said.
A - ,i,a ""
Giants.
Jackson beat nut a slow Jackson Is not credited with a hit. 162 V4; corn opeM a]
MAN W H O PLEADS
for guides n mistaken idea of the
Mr. Chase fuhthcr brought out - ,,ro u‘m
udler
to
short. Gowdy fanner! at Gowdy popped up to second. No I)cc. I l l \ to H!V,i 1
south central portion of the state. the fnct that no individual grower f
changed to 7, oft l
OW
N
CASE
KAILS
Ihri a.
Bentley singled to right runs, no hits, ho errors.
It will give the impression of an can carry out such n proposition j THIRD PERIOD OF
Seventh Inning.
5014.
RE
SET
FREE
and Jackson went to third. I.induninhabited territory, he said.
Reul walked and wns ndvanced
nnd thnt it will take the co-operastrom grounded to third, but bent
CONTEST
CLOSES
lu
Good Hoads Essential
tioti of prnctirnllv every farmer in
it out ttnd Jackson scored on the to second on Miller's infield out by Will Altompt]
It was also brought out bv "Mr. this community to make the scheme SA T U R D A Y
Johnson flew
NIGHT
( ( 'entiniied from I’nge I)
play
at first. Frisch grounded to Terry unassisted.
Chase a network of good roads is n success.
out to center. McNeely also drew
•lav.
was
brought
into
court
today
■
RPCondt
who
played
for
Bentley
but
The Sehoon/
essential to any resort commun
fn conclusion ho staled that if
'or trial.
, .
Bentley bent the throw. Young's n walk but Harris ended hostiliity or stnte. More nnd more ns the nid of all the growers can l>e
(Continued from pnge 1.)
|
ties
by
flying
out
to
center.
No
„
charged
with
the
t a t ' 4 abash,
|{nc, drjVc to right wns rnught by
tho various systems of rnnds in enlisted, the three rent assessment six more weeks will remain in
‘ runs, no hits, no errora.
"J'HHLE. Ala.,
from the Cher.tthin
of
bottle
hero|jjco
w
.j|
()
r,.turnod
the
ball
in
time
North Carolina are improved, the will probably amount to n large which votes may be secured ami in ifo la Comparv of this c'tv. wns
| The Giants again threatens nft- J00™ ,l" ’ 'amling bjB
tourist traffir inertias-t in pro enough sum to do the proposed ad which the Ruirk may be won or tried this morning and win found to catch Bentley nt the plate.
or Bentley wns thrown ont, first t o ' ] " ,,r ■'"I'tor ?ehnontr|
One
run.
three
hits,
no
errors.
portion, nnd the siime principle is vertising properly, but thnt If only lost. These six weeks pass rapid eiiilt\
I pitcher who covered the bag. lJnd- 1 has In n shore higl|
Th e s e nt e n c e , it ' vn- slid i
true in Florida, he said.
v ,
Inning.
a portion of the groweis can he se |y ami soon the entire campaign t>l, wi..
Frisch *
' heluw Fort 1
II lie ___________
pronounced Inter. S
, Foorth
,
. . . ..
, [ strom singled to renter.
Each year ns the gootl rnnds in cured to co-operate, the sum rais will be a matter of history.
. popped up to second. Young x in -jb,p l
drove
A
,
II
.
^
.Ib.nKon
was
attorn,
v
f
.r
,
(|rrinr|.
^
„0<,r„
in
thlR
this state increase in mileage, be - ^ wj„ fn)| fnr Rhort of the amount
During the fifth nnd sixth per
I gled to right nnd IdntJstrom went :■I**1*vv*en Havana «ndl
declared, the automobile tourists needed.
iods it will be difficult t>> secure i There wns Aim new in W a t i - . i , ! »•{"*;
s,!,rtP'1 il,.wi,.h) a » in I to third. Lindstrom whs out nt the |1:1 plnieicd to cut n
come in greuter nnd greater num
votes on account of the small num- ' f
I in .he case of the Stale vwn' sacrificed to sec- ||ilnt«‘ ns they triikl the double steal, ’ rfh •»••r and float it|
bers than ever before.
her being given for subscriptions. IAil' Cage .harge.: will, obtaining ,’" '1 ''>’ H'u.'iro. went out to third
cntcher to second to catcher. No
Besides the automobile travel it Cotton Crop This Year Shrewd contestants nr<- piling up mom v ai der false promises to pei- on Reul’s out, short to first and i tuns, 2 hits, no errors.
1*01171 GAL |’|{(
wns revealed that the railronds are To Rc IyCss Than 1924 a big score while it is comparative
scored on Miller’s single along the
Eighth Inning
fi i ri h . b o r .
selling thousands more tourist
Iv easy to do so.
RON. Oct. (I.-*
I'a-i - -«-t for ' »is afternoon ni<“- first base line. Miller wns thrown
Rice wns thrown out second to
tickets to Florida this yenr than
Territory
Far
From
(
‘oxered.
in many mnnlMl
Ntat>v«. I'tcstoii Sluggard, i harg out as he tried to stretch his sin first. Goslin after bitting one foul
WASHINGTON. Oct
8. Tht
they sold in 1923. n so-called ban
Up to this time contestants have i I with aggi a voted a«-i lilt, wit i rlc into a two base hit, right to „ v,.r the right field stnnds got line J ' ul * "> I’ortugul
ner yeat^ It was pointed out that cotton crop declined 90.(810 bales ^nut covered much of the territory G. W Spencer. Jr., attorney for
vernnd.
straightened out for a circuit drive I l'!Thi decrease. The ii
front
Sept.
10
to
Oet.
1.
the
depart
south bound trains are overloaded
On.- run. two hits, ....... rrnrs.
, j „ t()
rj^ „ fiej,| Rtnrii!,.
ef«-i lia- b,.,.n a at
available for working.
But few th- defendant; Adeline and C. D
in practically every instance -in-l ment of agriculture indicated to- of the surrounding towns have
Johnson
ns
.
E
II.
Evtuts
for
Kelly
couldn't
see
them
nnd
with
two
hits
already
to
his
credit,
J
ex« I,..up- and the
thnt F’ullmnn reservations can dny forecasting 12,199.000 bales been canvassed.
There reinum "for. i d entry", with Sch»-lle Maine, retired to the dug-out after whif singled to right, which was the , -he outlook that pr
with
the
condition
53
5
10
per
cent
hardly Ik* secured. More people
many families who would be glad for fhi pet it inner1' and George C fing at three. Terry made things signal for McGrnw to •end Rentley -''Pt nt tin even leva
are on their wav to Florida ut pres normal against 10.139,071 nnd con
1 lo.-k bad for n minute by getting to the shower.-. McQuillan, i eliev- •next few month?.
to
subscribe for The Herald if giv ilcinng bo tin- d -fen hint
ent than ever before nt this time dilion 55.4 Iasi venr
Bb
unity by some con*
t^tant.
While subscrip
^ ^
into (he office each day, It will bo
n* good ntove on tho.part of some
contestant to see thnt the outlying
[towns r.rc worked thoroughly before some other worker gets there.
By Lite end of the campaign there
wln't be un inch of territory that
.isn’t covered.
.
Subscriptions count' heavy now.
They won’t later.
» rn
a w n p ifT fii
' fonl rr.Avt'nuo, .. ,retajl
E CLOSED
til
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Of Atonement Ileing Coleitcd Over State; Many
Attending Services Held nt
the Synagogue in Orlando
)BER 8, 1924.
Walter Johnson
F o r Secdnd T i m e
s r -id ? '
From sunset Tuesday afternoon
until sunset today tho Jewish peo
ple everywhere are Katherine fer
observance o f Yum Kippur, the day
o f .atonement. Tho stores of tho
various Jewish merchants aro clos
ed today because of this sacred hnl' ioay' and it WAS loomed that a
large number o f them nnd their
fatalities arc ntttmdlng services be
ing, held nt the synagogue in Orkndo.
Services at tho Orlando synale began last night, it is said,
will last through today. In the
I;
iplcs and synagogues at this sen
son meditation nnd prayer nre o f
- fered, when the worshippers, fnr» getful o f the outside, revive thetr
Confidence in the eventual triumph
Of God’s love and justice and the
brotherhood o f man.
t
Included among the establish
ments closed in celebration of Yum
Kipper are tho Novelty Credit
Store, M. Kronen's, the Diamond
Palace, Kanner Department Store,
Dixie Army Shop, Bnndel's Empor
J •
ium, 8. Norvis, the Deo Hive, BenK
Jaroin’a Shoe Shop, the Outlet,
Baurael’n Spccinlly Shop and the
Fan Tun.
Mentioned in Bible.
The Day o f Atonement, known
I ... -•a Yom Kippur In Hebrew, is men
tioned in the Bible, in the Book of
Leviticus, chapter 10, the elaborate
priestly ceremonial of atonement
is described. In Leviticus 2.1:20-32,
the observance of Yom Kippur is
enjoined ns n holy day whereon a f
fliction o f the poul (fasting, etc 1
ia to be prncticrd.
Originally the high priest wns
tbe central figure of the ritual.
Ho besought forgiveness of his own
ains and those of his household, and
My. then for all the people. The sac
rifice o f two goats, one for the
Lord and the other set nside for
"A xatel,” wns n means o f purifi
cation from sin.
From these Biblical practices,
which Bought, in symbolic fushion,
to obtain forgiveness for the com
munity as a whole, the celebration
o f the Day of Atonement wns con
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siderably changed in Rabbinical .lu ■ <®(S)
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daisni; nnd in modern Judaism,
the observance of the Day of A lose
ment emphasizes rcpenlcnro for
ahortcomings und misdeeds, for
failure to live up to one's highest
Ideals, nnd for yielding to the lure
o f indolence nnd selfishness.
,
Day of Atonement.
The public service o f the Day of
Atonement begins nt sundown with
a solemn nnd plaintive prayer-mel
ody, known ns Kul Ndrei (“ all
vow s") which refers to vows apper
tainlng to the conscience of the in
dividual. Throughout the whole day
following the service is continuous,
the intent of which is to awaken
yrlthin the worshipper a conscious
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•nest of his need to orientate him
self spiritually thut he may the
more worthily do Ills work in tins
World. The day-long service t ill
initiates In the Ne'ilah services In
which forgiveness is besought for
nil mankind as fervently us for the
individual Jew who utters the
toy young lady residing in Hanford nr Seminole county, over H)
prayer. Not the punishment of tinof age, is eligible to enter thin automobile and salesmanship rampaiflj
While it Inke- a lerlam aiiioun nf work, it 1* . ..iiipiirat iv•ly easy I-.
»lnl ler, hilt repentenee for his fail
compete for one of the valuable prizes offered.
Ings and weaknesses, und courage .
..f Hie
-f
..ii f ibis campiiign wiiiii
in- .-Hough v..t.-s t«» *
The territory ia wide Open. Contestants ran enter from nnj
to walk under the burden of hie, '
Seminole county and he on an equal basis and have the same npp
ini. p r U k ? o t f e i e d b y I b ID raid !" tl.i young lnd\ wlm
valiantly, is the key note of .it,
to will.
concluding service.
•s 111 iLe 1 aiiipnlgn
Subscriptions to The Sanford Herald may lie secured nnvwhfttl
Memorial Bervices.
I oiled States at the regular r it-s. All orders turned In at The
t>In modern times u mcmoi ml
off ire most In- accompanied by the rnsh In payment.
In- It . null -ta il- 111a \ w"i k
service is also « feature of the day [
1 Ii \
hurt t u n. 1<111 ' . 1,
A rmilestant will not be pcrmiltrd to pool hev'vntow In fsvar of 1
This service reminds the worshiper I
other rmilestant. totes cun not l.e transferred from one contestant b|
1.- than six m <s*k** i- bit
I(• t--v vmi know t 1 lu . nt 11 e 1 ai iipiugn « id
that death is a consummation of
other.
•
l\ will be Hu- pioinl
.111 g
life, and should not he feared. No
he 11 innttri . f hUt.-i > and s un t•>1 1iii'i.t.
No employee o f The S m f >rrf Herald, or niemlmr of his or her!
one who has lived worthily is fo r
will he allowed to enter this campaign.
p.lHH.N-Ol f tbat beautiful Hull I. Standard Six oil m g 111 w b l e b VIIII b n ' l*
gotten, nor Is his life void. All who
A nomination blank, when properly filled out with the name Ufl
contribute to the atltainment of
liliifiV H im
a.linii i-d
ress id the contestant nominated, will give (hat person mo nnminitd]
man's nope of redemption from
h i m M i n d votes..
Only one nomination will be credited to any
every poverty, wur, famine, sirktestnnt.
A sp lilt prize *-l tell iliillnrs 1- to In* givyn In tile Wiirlu'i tlirnilig
ness, selfishness und exploitation
Only one prize will lie awarded any one contestant. The winani
hasten the advent of the Kingdom
tin- most cash subscriptions during tbe third period which is scheduled to
first will not lie eligible for any other prize or commission
o f God, which in established as the
Contratants who remain active in (he campaign until the rinse adj
end at ten o'clock mi Sat unlay night
Winnet of tins initu will be uli
result of every person's effort
(ail lo win one of (Ire prizes will be paid a rnmmiaaioh bf ten per rent*
to better conditions of life. The me
amount they have secured in Hubseriptioim. The Herald wants non
nnuiicfd in lin- Sanford IL laid mi Monday afternuu
mortal service of the Day of Alone
ant to work without remuneration nnd will pay all those who fail ul
niont in crowded with tender mem
one nl the valuable prizes a commission of ten per m i l provided thef
ories, hut utilises the solemn mo
lock Saturday mgbt
teslanl remains active until the end of the campaign.
The Herald o f!ice w ll 1 l.-se promptly at ID
.ment to drive home the paramount
All votes to lie counted to the credit of contestants in this c»®P
i
you
pin
ri
c
m
M
ill
>Don't delay checking in. Don't expect the office
duty of living for humanity.
should lie mailed to The Sanford Herald or delivered peivonally to thef
1 1 Inn
paign Manager at live Herald office.
It will 1 lose light on tln- dot
M1r* Kill'll \\ illiutns
i*« k*g> Itrut.in
lO.INIII
I••.'.Mill
The Salesmanship Campaign began Rriday morning. August HJ
1.111IMII Shiiilix'lw i
Miss Fmil\ tJnlTin
Inoun
City News
111 Mill
will end al ten o'clock p. m. Saturday, November 22, 1924.
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W h u i th«* f u u v l h | m*11* I h i - g ni H i Im t i * " i l l In* hi m ,In- r ' lit in t hi- \.»(mg
This rampaign la to bo conducted on a fair, square and impartial I
! 0,-Hitl
Wallet Wight
Mrs. It N 1Lilly
111.000
Paragraphs
nnd (lie prizes will he awarded to the conte»tanta securing (he largest4
III OlHI
m HimIu Ic
T h e v o t i ng power nf M j l > * * r n p t w i l l Ik 11'H N ilurti ii g tln- fulil t II
F u ■"lh"M
Mt- S 1' Dultnti
1(1,0(81
her nf votes. In order that there shall he no question In the mind* d|
|Mlllltl
M 1 1.... If)
Mr - Ii f Ml 1 all
10.01Ml
|if*f 11 m! t hnn l i n y nru in vs
\n<l t h r n it g u m d u r i ng t h f l i f t ) ' p i-rii" i tllf\
person rclutive to the fairness of Hm campaign, The Herald »IH
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W ARRANTY DEEDS
Ethel
Mr> lii-ni-, 1 Stnlti
10.000
three judges who will at the end of the rampaign, count tho votes that]
.Ii ITit nil inn Mur l o
will I m- r cd ticfti ngni n I I m In^i |*«rn*d will find il a \ •i > <
|II.UIMI
Dr. E. G. Kesler from Samuel
Mary Fields
Mi ? 1till "t 1 \ Sink ' I0 0110
been cast and will award the prirev to the winnera.
I*f Nilxtm, lot three o f sub-divis
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III
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M> It' bi-rt Idling
10.00(1
M l till' v u l l ' 8.
Those rontentanls who fail to live ap to the rules o f -the rampaii
ion of Moses-Lyman estate; eonsid
|(HI III
Il'MlI .•th Flnwei*
Miss I'enrl lt'ibs.,1,
10.000
lie subject to MUSpenaion, thereby forfeiting all righta they way hi»*|
erntJon. $ 11 ,000.
10.min
Mis- Mam- 'I ,>tinnii
II' wII1 1 Ovprlin
10.00(1
Said forfeited vbttAi ran not be applied to any other candidate.
Fred A. (’ lurk from Florence
>f w inning
The wot ker WII w o i k s n o w s t a n d s tb.- b e s t . h a m
10.000
.Mis, Ktit)i,-i un- w 11
\II.. Mn Aycnck
10.000
The decision of tb>- Campaign Munager will lie (Inal ia all contr
Baker Clark, lots 14 and 16 of J E®
lo.noo
Mis» Ruth Hund
10,000
Leu;. 1tell llupiili
arising between randidntrs.
Niivi'Uilier 22.
A- BisUine’s addition lo IXIII|TWO(k1.
G I A NT AIRSHIP| g g s a s S f J S W S
IS MAKINGGGOD1'1^^;^ m, wt; „„ crro„.
TIME IN
*tC0I'd‘ „,JndsifpTi
Market
THIS WEE
$ 1 0 CAN BE
T he H erald w ill aw ard a special cash prize o f $10 to the contestant tu rn in g in the most c;
su b scrip tion s d u rin g the T hird P eriod o f the B ig C am paign —. Contestants must check in before 10 o’clock Saturday
Standing
E a sy to W in a P rize
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CITY LICENSES
Cates Brothers.
West
First j
'Street, retail merchant, $11; J. E.
1:Ci
Frieaon, Cypress Avenue und Sixth
tr*
Street, retail merchant. $6; S. K.
.Boyd, 117 Sanford Avenue, barber
Bhop, three chairs, $9; Bee Hive.
' Fourth. Street und Kunford Avenue
retail merchant, $0; W oodruff u n d 'g /g i
Watson, retail merchtmt, $0; Mrs. B /?4
A . N. Cameron, 113V4 I'aimetto
'
Avenue, appurtments, $5; Mr
Crory Store*. East First Street,
retail metetaant. $9.60; MrCrnry
Stores. East First Street, weigh
ing machine, $3; Armour Fertiliz
er Works, Sanford, merchant. $11;
li. B. Tharp, Mcisch Building. Met
ropolitan Insurance Company, $5.
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PTATK AND COUNTY
LICENHKH
8am Washington," R-1 Midway,
retail merchant. $4.76; A. E. Ginder. R-A Glndcrville. retail mer
chant, $4.75; Sip Bracy, 804 San “ (g)
ford. U rb e r shop, $4.76; Mrs J.
P. Welsh. R-A box 124-C. retail
mbrehunt, $4.75; Hanford Chero- i2 (S l
Cola Company, bottling works,
$16.25: A. Banka Ford. Atamoiite
i<
Bprings, reUll merchant. $4 76;
Banka Ford, AlUmonto Springs,
. t*(al estate broker, $15.25; S. K. Boyd, ILTAiifflonI Avenue..barber
M
/ . . a h i : $ & J . E . « r k » e ^ * T « » n - BBBBB
■fty
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of C on testan ts
A t noon Saturday, Oct. 4
Miss Nell Williams...........
132,850
Miss Velma Shipp...........
129.390
Miss Versa Woodcock.....
121,900
Miss Naomi Fellows .....
394,250
Miss Mary Kinlaw...........
114,195
Miss Sarah Corwin..... T..................
70,750
Mrs. M. E. Patterson.....................
25,335
Mrs. E. A. Brotherson....................
18,750
Rules of Cam paign
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SOME YOUNG LAD Y W I L L WIN THIS CAR
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G ood fo r
>v
H
F ree V otes
This Coupon, when ne.itly cut from the pa
per, is gooil for 20 votes m The Sanford Ileraltl’ft
Snleamanship Campaign for the following centtestan t:
riHRI) PERIOD VOTING SC'HI
ULE GOOD O NLY THIS WEI
I Five Year subscription to Dally Herald, $35.00-1
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I Four Year subscription to Daily Herald, $28.00.
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I Three Year subscription to Dally Herald, $21-00.
I Two Ytlar rubscription to Daily Herald,. $14.001 One Year sub.scnpilon tu Dally Herald, $7.00
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1 Six Months subscription to Daily Herald, $3,
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1 Three Months subscription to Dally Uvrald, $1-T» 1 Five Year subscription to Weekly Herald, $10.00'
1 Four Year subscription to Weekly Herald, $800-]
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ADDKKSS
1 Three Year subscription to Weekly,Herald, $A001 Two Year subscription to Weekly Herald, $*•••
Nol flood Unless Voted on or Before Oct. 11
1 One Year subscription to Weekly Hermld, $2-<W
1 Six Months subscription to Weekly Herald, $1-0M
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dny o f August, A. D. 1924, and
How They Judge A n Air Race
City News
Paragraphs
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PHONE 475
W . FIRST STREET-
Let us try your family wash. We do exceptional work.
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T r v our Hn-Meslic, Float Ironed, Rough Dry Service
as a asrlous dlaeaso so K.i rld J * *<
■Bsors or you havo that rM,,L* «l
. ll-B a aura sign that you hav* !L h
uinla to dovslop, but buy n boniirt*<i
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K ID N E Y TONIC t o d a y / Th,
DrU to take
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It. L. C H R ISEN B ER R Y, Mgr.
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■will be validated by a decree of the
Circuit Court o f the Seventh Ju-j
dicial Circuit of the State of Flor- ]
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and credit o f the
The full faith
. City of Sanford, Floridn, in irrevoc^ably pledged for the payment o f the
principal uml interest of said issue
of bonds.
This Issue o f bonds to be sold
subject to the approving opinion
Vif Calilwrll A Raymond, to be
furnished by the City of Sanford,
Florida.
All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check o f Two (27V) per
cent, of the amount of the bonds
lo be sold.
AMOUNTS 111!) FOR SA10
BONDS MUST BE STATED IN
I DOLUVRS AND CENTS.
Bids may be Submitted in the
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Sixty Foot lot on First Street, in husincss section
at a real bargain.
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Business Property on First Street, at low price.
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D A I R Y M A N ’S DELIOHT Dairy Feed
PR ATT’S Laying Mash
Each One a Leader in Its Class
"Y our Money Back If You are Not Satisfied.”
A s the City Commission of the
City o f Sanford, Flonda, and ns
Bohd Trustees o f
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Fall for it by name and use enlv tbi1 best
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They're nut in
es, hut they have to elmih atop the pylon to get a good view of
racing shipi. The. pjroiv. a tall shaft, in the ju d g es’ rtand. It is
here at th<' left.
The plane ju*t passing it is winning tie* LihKngine Builders 'trophy *ontest in the international sprint at
toil. tV
It is being piloted by l.ieut. 1.. <> 1Nike of Washington,
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SAILINGS FO R BALTIM ORE VIS SAVANNAH SZii,
s a A l l e g h a n y ......—
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i..d;( front proiwrty at a reasonable price.
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n i l , «AII-w m Ur v i s n b lU t l d p h U wU h two 4»>-,
lu itlm o re t b r r * d . y »l»y-o»*r.
T l c k s t s I n c l u d e m s t l s ( t x i r t r t t l c k s t s lor N t n t i n i L & , ;
ro.,m» on A l l r « h s n y s o d Urrkshlrs a n d i o m ,
*>
- r v
5
Seven rn-rn two-story house, sleeping porch, two
baths,hardwood floors,
located onbig corner lot
close in.
Easy terms.
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C / -\ U
the
City o f Sanford, Florida.
Attest
Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street.
JNO. \V. SNEED
Authorized Marketing Agent of the Seminole County Poul
lr> Association.
l„ R. r i l l l . IPS.
i ity Clerk of the < ity of Sanford,
Florida.
r Mrs. Julia Porter. R-A Sanford,
Pl*„ retail merchant. fl.7r».
. 'M id -F ’ln.. PriHluee Co.. Ilrd St
Mt t U# Ave., deale-» in fruit. Ft 7h
/ l ; Di H a r t . K-l Sanford. Fla.,
retail merrhnnl. $4 75,
0 . B. Reigans, Altamonte Si»gs
M a ll ’ merchant. S i.75.
J JAv
L J.§»fI . Crajner.
Bid., re
v x u j o c i . Philips
i o
11 'inervhAnt. *175
Seminole Securities Co.. First
ire4k dealers Jn autos. *37.75.
|)Zr C. J. . Marshall, Mrixdl i
uihurig, pliVHUtian. * 1 5 . Oo.
D i? C. 1- Park. Meisi-h Building.'
lysfcinn. 515.25
of
,l(
sTi.ronffci.lfini.oo ■
IM PRO VEM EN T
’
o y 8 A n Fo r d .
FIXMtlltA
£
given
that
in tht m ost cash]
before 10 o’rhck Saturday W
f
VDS O F T IIK ( ITY
lx hereby
T h e H erald w ill aw ard a special cash prize o f $10 to the contestant turnin
su b scrip tion s d u rin g tlie T h ird P eriod o f the Hig C am p aign — Contestants musi check
Stand
up ■'
itil 2 o'clock p. in. on the
b
n g
Contestants
o f
Miss Nell Williams
I,tie pltzi
\oll-
III I lo
> il 111 lull g II
mini t tin ri -is weeks is left
he
It
t:l2,S5<>
Miss Velma Shipp....
i pil) n short l into remain* Ul wfinh u n ih fiin is in .. "
i ii f i n
is
\ hUi
>. *n know it llu iiitiii i ainpail'il wi
matter «f history uml soim f. 11unai. •. ung lad' "'<1 he >he prot.
posseisor of that henutiful Bunk Stnhdurd Six t "in mg » «t who h >>>u lot
Miss Versa Woodcock
1 2 1 .( 1 0 0
Miss Naomi Fellows
:«l 1,250
Miss Mary Kinlaw....
11-1,195
Miss Surah Corwin.....
70,750
iitlmiri'il so nn.ny turn’s.
A special prize oT ten dolhirs i* to he given to the worker turning u
the most
cash mhseriplion# do ting llu th ud pound w in li i- scheduled ’ <
end at leu u’tlotk on Saturdav
iioimci'd in The
night
Winner of tin
piizc
will he an
Sanford Herald on Monday itflcrnooii.
Mrs. M. E. Patterson..
The Herald office will close promptly ai 10 o ’thak Saturday night
Don’t delay checking in.
la a prescription <- for
Malaria, "
Chills and For#r, D e n g u e or Bil- 1■
lows Fever. |f, kflU the germs.
DAILY
and Vegetnblea
Season
ReaB<»nabt»,',Frlct‘s .
R O YA L FRUIT CO
Don't expe l the office to remain open for you
Mrs. K. A. Brut tiers,in
18,750
It will ilose right on the dot.
1n.lino
in.nun
When the fourth perital begins there will he another cut in the *oting
schedule.
Fresh Oysters
Rules of C am p aign
noon Saturday, O ct. 4
The voting power o f subscription.* will he le*
xvj 11 he reduced again
during the fourth
in.nno
fifth period they
I>i nun
I'ht last period will find tl n very dilT.iuU matter to
in.u m
period than they are now
Ami then again during tin
tu nno
lu nno
III i*0o
Fruits
m «*i
Kl.ft/l
K utli
H n ( It* H rB lr r ii I nlnn
in ul,,
I i,non
November 'J2
\ in j .iiinv lad* ri-.dinjr in Sanford or Srntihnlr rounly, m i l It' ' rt
of ul’ *', i' eligible in tiller Oi Im nutiiniohilc an,) xulrMaiin*iiip cam pa tn *
(nnipete fur one of the valuable pn/e>< oltered
I he lerrilor* i- wide open
( o nle'la n t* ran enter from an* P*1*1
Senmitile i oin;( * and he on an eijnni haaiH mid have Ilie Mime oppurml
s ufiM 1 1 piinii- I,, llu- Sanf* rd Herald m u he acrured anvwlieir maj
I n I d '■lull - l I the regular rate'..
V11 orders turned in at 'I lie llrrill
•'ll l>< Ina- 1 he a, i ornpiine.l m l|,,- , ash in payment.
\ i nate tanl « ill not he pi rmilted to pool her votrx in fn*or "f 8BI
oilier eon Ieel ant. Voles t n not lie transferred from onr colitrslaul in »J
ol her
No i rnplnx ee of I hr Sanf •ra] Herald, or inemlier of his or her
a ill he allowed to ruler (hi <am paig n
\ niiminntion hlnnk. iwhen properly filled out wiifi the name »-'i ^
ii" « of the contexlant nominated,
........I. " ill give lhal person so nominated W
houwnnd lolra.. ( Inly one nominal ton will be credited lo »n> one BB
leal am
1’ n' * t,ne prize w ill In- i
an* one rontestnnt. The winner efS^
lir-l will not he eligible for
her prize or rnmmlssioiv
l iiiilewtant* w no remain urliiv in the campaign until the closr and
fail to » in one of Ihv prizes wi!l hrmission of ten per cent ocid,l
nt’ nuni Ihe» have secured in HuliscriptiuBK. The Herald wants no runtW
• o' to work wiihoot remuneration and will
all those who fad to *<
one of the » a Liable p r i z e s a comiuisainn of t'e per cent provided (hr «*
lesl a in remains active until Ihe «-nd of the campaign.
All idles to hw* counted to th, rrrdit of rimtestants in this rnnip*>P
...raid or delivered pel n.nally lo the L**
I'-iign Manager at Ihe Herald ofTVe.
I h. -al.-sm m sh'p Campaign I’egnn Friday morning. August 2*.^
will nid ul ten o rlork p m SaUirija). November 22. 1921.
I lit' lampaign is to lie roodtu led on a fair, square and impaiDal h**
and Ihe pnzrs will he awarded lu the rontestantc securing the largest #*•
In r of isles
In order ih il there shall In' no question in the m in d * of *4
JWIS..O relative lo ihe lairne m of i|„. ...mpaign, The Herald *dl
I!*f i"i" ju(J|f i*h m Ini %iijj a i I hr rnd nf Ihr r:i mpu(|(tit c tjunl the voles Ihoi his
Irto rant and uill awaril l hr prizes to the winners.
I hose contestants who fail lo ’i»,. op to the rules of the campaign *•
he subject to suspension, thereto forfeiting all rights they may have W
Said forfeited rotes ran not he applied to any other candidate.
I he drrision of I'm l a mpaign Manager will be final in all cnnlruRlH
SO M E YO U N G L A D Y W ILL W IN T H I S ( 'AR
rHIRD PERIOD VOTING SCHED
ULE GOOD ONLY THIS WEEK
G ood fo r
■ la a considerable Having. We
, have a plan to nave you live
per cent on your Gan, Oil,
Tires and Accessories. Let u h
•how you how to make n
i.CA8H saving of $10.00 to
^ 950.00 a year on Car and
Truck operating expense.
Free V otes
Y ew subscription to Daily Herald, $35.tW
fS,*f
I Four Vear aub-^riplion to Daily Herald, JZAOd
ilM
I F ile
I Three Year subscriptitn t j Daily Herald, *21.0«
This Coupon, when neatly cut from
pa|H*r, i.s good for 20 votes in Tiie Sanford Herald's
Salesmanship Campaign for the following eontea tun t :
1 Two Ys'jr rubscription t> Dail^ Herald, *14.lW •-**■**
I One Year subscription tu Daily Ilcrald, *7.00.
1 Six Months subccri; lion to Daily Herald, *3.50
^
1 Three Months subscription to Daily Herald, *1.75 - 4
NAM E
I Fire Year .lubscriptlon to Weekly Herald, * 10.00
1 Fou, Year rubscription to Weekly Herald, *8.00— ^
ADDRESS
I Three Year subscripUon to Weekly Ilernld, *6.00
SE R VIC E ST A TIO N
f-f — Service With a Smile"
I Two Year Mibscription tri Weekly
Nol Good Unless Voted on or Before Oct. I L
l One Year subscription to Weekly Herald, *2.00 - - *1
FIRST A N D ELM
f k o o t -^ 4 7 L3— Sanford, Fla.
j
1 Six Months subscription to Weekly Herald, * 1.00.
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Extension - Is To Be
Observed-by Realtor*
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U U H uf
"An Ordinance Providing'for ah
This issue o f bonds to bo sold j
q{ ^
dcnonilnat,on o f
Issue of Bonds by the City o f San- subject to the approving opinion of
.
„
.
V-.
C AN AL POINT. FI.. . Oct. 0 _________
ford, Florida, in tha Suita o f One Caldwell * Raymond, to be fur-iThousand (ROOO.OO) Dollars tach,
•
gl y .r ,‘.
4 M
f
♦y •
^
Progress o f construction of the
nlshed by the City of Sanford, and to be numbered from 1 to 10,
(Continued
from
ra
g
e
.1)
Hundred
Sixty
Five
Thousand
! from ra g e 1 ) ’
A.
both numbers inclusive, said bonds
irnmcrce, o f which Florid* East CoAst railroad exten- 'captivated the country" contain- Dollars for Municipal Purposes, the Florida.
•
n
c
v
j
t
will
be
validated
by
n
decree
b
f
■body is now a mom sioh from Okeechobee on the east 7 k M ' S r ^ r T ,
. *
£ ■ "*>
<’ ° ™ , th" **>'. All bid. must be acconipunled^y
- | -#IIAI
thereof to be Used to Enlarge, Im- n certified check for Two (2 % ) the Circuit Court o f the Seventh
Iti members to have e rn side o f Coke Okeechobee udging
ging from results.
Judicial
Circuit
of
the
Stata
o
f
through
CanalPotpt
and
Pahokee
ora. ■<
. rnruuK'*
The continuing nnd constant dis- prove and Extend tho Sewerage per cent, of the amount o f the
im i will be observed greemcnts between the president System of tho City o f Sanford, bonds to bo sold.
Florida.
C. BcBout to the cn route to Miami
nd
congress,
Mr.
Davis
said,
th
<
J
-FPHJ
S
A
II)!
The-full faith nnd credit o f the
Junior
trade
body
I
by
a
d
e
l
e
t
i
o
n
o
f
250
realtor.
*vt .
Florida,"
duly
paased
and
adopted
AMOUNTS
BID
unlor
n deleft
•‘ ■'■g ’ (D v*h -'
w c tiir y had disposed of "with a on the 11th day o f August, A. D. BONDS MUST BF. STATED IN jCIty o f Sanford, Florida, is irrcvoc•
who
wil
attend
the
state
conten
irk with the Amerition at West Palm Beach October vnvc of the hand as being duo to 1924; and that certain oordinance DOLLARS AND urjNTOUf
l ably pledged for<the paym rnt-of
CENTS . * 11
testablishing n “ Meunwillingness.*/ ,tbo p re ce p t,
~i*.
J V[M
Bids may be submitted in the n l-, the principal nnd interest of said
or a highway 14 and-15.
entitled] ”
surrender the "ill considered ‘numbered
'--) id r } fti ’C*»,V
hfe sohliefs of IbU
temntivo as to rale o f Interest istfilc of bonds* j>j|n
Ordinance Providing'fpr an tc
f
> • ’ * w > * va
iva their liyes
ids to lx* sold .
This issue of
-LaS
<jf •ponds by !.:the City of |
bonds
>o
aro to bear, alternative bids
fid Wa?, Was'pAaae.^
ti.’ '• a ■Olri'f-ifflB
subject to the approving opinion |
■
si,
Florida
jIn
the
Sum
of
to
be
based
on
a
rntc
of
interest
,
. -•**•. ■ * i •!•x(
\ltlg. f t Is'.pfofioFlffd
fi f t y Thousand Dollars, tho Pro- less than Five
und
one-half of Caldwell fl! Raymond, to be
int boulevard from
’
v n
furnished by the City of Sanford, (
i ' bridge at Lake s s u rm m t^ .
,v • r .» i l ltn i r
per cent.
t k w : feeds to he Derived from the Sale
is finished, be W.'l?rL “
U11I, whcich he said, was passed Thereof to be Used to feuild and
The right to reject any nnd all Florida.
will be served at noon in Picnic ik,i>r , hn ,irnuirfBnf K nM, 1„ Hni.,n
- rr : - •- >>i
All bids muit'brfiato'nmpnnicd by
h
**
* c® ’
°r
f...1’
°l' 1.r_ OI'J’ i ' ° I 1.' i Equip a Municipal Jail,” duly bids is reserved
irganisation unanl- stylo under the famous custard an- ^lie
house
by
a
vote
of
32<
to
71
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.
.
.
,
,
_
*v.„
h , l.
„
,
.
lu trees. The menu will include And in the senate 62 to (!
passed ami adopted on tho 11 th
Proposals should In- addressed to a eel tilled ebook 1 tor Two <2Cr) '
isn't safe to make walk and ceilings ol
enUr n float in pi.
irmlstied Day. This, Lake Okeechobeo catfish, of wliich
---------------!_ii»y of August, A. D. 1921, should
Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. per cent. <f the amount of the
highly inflammable material.
, . . -,
be a means of ad- a million dollars worth are shipped ^ H n l l f l P C ‘ i t A l t n n n a ** rat^lp,*> approved and confirmed J, Marshall, ns tho City Comniin- bonds to iie rolrt.-s
north each year, and hig-mouth
gy,
AMOUNTS
BID
FOB
SAID
/ V l l U U I l d ijj. tho electors of the City of Kan- njon of the City of Knnfurd, Florff cballenging the bass and pan fish.
U se SheetTock, the fireproof wallboard
'1
The motor trip will be extended
ford, Flprida, and whether the jda, nnd as ox-ufTicio Bond Trus- BONDS MUST BE STATED IN
of Commerce to i>
nine
miles
north
to
St.
Lucie
canul.
DOLLARS
AND
CENTS.
itch es or n tournnIsmds provided for in said ordi- tees of the City of Sanford, FlorSheetrock is rock— pure gypsum cast in sheets
yod today and R. L. tho main outlet canal in the Ever
Bids may be submitted in the al
nances should he issued by tho City idn, at Sanford, Florida.
glades
drainugo
district,
where
the
Med ns chairman
— not wood, pulp or paper. It can not burn,
__ _ .
|ot Sanfonl, Florida, in the manner ^ WITNESS our hands as the City ternative as to rate of interest
on arrangements railroad crosses the canal en route
bonds
anto
bear,
alternative
bids
.
ALTOONA,
Oct.
9.
-Although
aid
for
the
purposes
in
said
ordiCommission
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
A report will be
ignite or transmit fire.
. , ., tlAJ
4
it's only an old burn, it has a repu - 1 nances provided and set forth, nnd, Florida, and ns cx-otTieio Bond to be based on n rate of interest
st meeting, it was
Five
and one-ball'
lalion Ihiuiighoul
the
United
whereas said ordinances provide Trustees of the City of Sanford, less than
W on ’t warp, either. Easily put up — it saws
States. II is known n, llagerty s
jso considerable dls(
'
<
I
per
cent.
fur
the
issuance
of
bonds
by
the
Florida,
and
the
seal
of
said
City
Hum utal it is located on the outfseciiring the South
nnd nails like lumber— you just nail the SheetThe right to reject any and nil
City of Sanford, Florida, for mu on this 24th day of September, A.
I skirts of Altoona.
high school foolrock to the joists or studding. Takes ahy'd^icbbids is reserved.
t ears ago a man named liagor nicipal purposes, in the totnl sum D. 1924.
sl,i|) game for this
jty, who lives just outside the Bin o^ $.12(1, 000.0(1, said Imnds to, he of
■Id that it la highly
Proposals shiuld b<.‘ addressed
ration — wallpaper, paint, panels, or Textooe.
FORREST LAKE.
Jthe rhampions of the
As n reminder for FiVu Prcvro. i 'L* l*‘ u >is city, owned the barn the denomination of $ 1,000.00 each,
to Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase ami
(Seal)
S.
O.
CHASE.
[can he persuaded to tion I>uy. which is being observed which became a favorite stopping
The Sheetrock Decorator.
C. ,1, Marshall, us the City Com
C. J. MARSHALL,
ns the neutral tor- today throughout the country in place for the knight* of the read hrnring interest at the rate of five
icb the game will be accordance with the proclamation traveling ulong the route of the and one-half per centum per an As the City Commission of tlie mission of tiie City nf Sanfonl,
Made only by the United States Gypsum
Mr. num interest payable semi-annual
of President t'oolidge, the Insm present Lincoln Highway.
City of Sanford, Florida, and a- Florida, and ns ex officio Bond
Company.
unco Departiniint of the Chanihei \Uugerty never objected to the ho ly on the first daya of July and
ex olTicIo Bond Trustees of the Tjlislees of tile City of Sanford,
of
Commerce
of
the
(Initutl
K
ij. i .-h boos stopping ill his bain, even
,
,
.
•
Florida, at Sanford, Florida.
°i
mmcrcc i in. i niusi «tai.
,
i,..1; . . . . • „ i..,..,. Keen January, suid entire Issue o f bonds
City of Sanford. Flotilla.
calls attention to the fact that one U,ur u "*- ‘>'|H\eo to nave men
Ask your lumber or building material dealer
W ITNESS cur hands as the City
destroyed
the
to
mature
thirty’
years
from
the
Attest:
L.
It.
PHILIPS,
torled
by
them,
ason fur the large number <d
Commission
of
the
<
ily
"
f
San
for
a sample and prices.
l
ot
iginnl
building.
Mr. llagerty Ante of the issuance thereof, both Cdy Clerk of the City of Sanford,
ii,re fatalities is due to ignorance
built
u
new
barn
and
when
lie
died
ford,
Florida,
and
n-s
e\
ntTiciu
of the most obviuuu methods of
prinripnl nnd interest of said
Floridn.
Ienjoined his heirs nev er to c!» s e ,
,
,
.
self-protection.
ItnUil Trustees of the City oT San
U N ITE D STA TE S GYPSU M C O M P A N Y
I the building s doors to tramps The
to l»' P“ >'nble at some hank
‘M
The following suggestions are
ford, I'loifda. und tin- -till of aid
20£i West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illlnoi* **
,
heirs
have
done
his
bidding.
m
the
City
of
New
York,
State
of
NOTICE
«>F
SALK
OF
S
10.000
00
made for the benefit of all per
tlnued from Page 1)
City,
in
this
the
21th
day
nf
Sep.
Every night from two or three New York, in lawful money of tin
MUNICIPAL I F.MEI'Kin
McNeeiy walked. Hur sons :
B n U.S t*»C Off.
>.' X > i i
to a dozen hoboes stop there. Men's United States of America, and.
lemher, A D. 1924.
"When
entering
a
large
auditor
IVONDS OF TDK CITY
ls to third. McNeeiy is
are
cooked
nearby
Frequently
FOB REST LAKE,
Whereas a canvass of the returns
second. Harris safe on ium or large building or hotel oh th" visitors do their laundry and
OF HANFORD.
(Seal)
S.
D. t I|,\SE,
is caught off first for serve the location of the fire exit*- string tin ir i lollies on lopes near of said election shows pritnn fane
FUJRIDA
"Do not become excited.
FinRico singles to right
C.
J. MARSH M L ,
tl-i
bare.
that
the
result
of
snid
election
wa
Notice is hereby given that
•ti'itlv brings <lisn«ter li-in
grounds to first, woo
T H E
Fireproof W A L L B O A R D
v
ii
iib
nl
o
f
this
city,
traveling
As
the
City
Commls-inll
••! the
in
favor
of
the
approval,
adoption
t
0
mid
until
2
o'clock
p.
i
ball. Rice now on see panic rather than from Hie fln-m
■ ? ArrflB
in
the
west
this
summer,
was
c.ik
,
__
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_
_____s.,
,
,
,,
.
,
.
(
City of Sanford, !■bq-ida, und as
Jin tin first. Nohf fans | "D o not erowd or attempt to •■tl by a man Il oin ( abfnrmu if hr and confirmation of said Ordi- noth day of October, A.
push your way through. A build
1
"
ex olLi in Bund Trustees of tin*
Ini out.
nances Nos. HI, H2, HI and H4, and sealed proposals will hi’ received
|ing can he emptied more ipiicklv knew where llagerty's linrn was
^ne hit, one error,
<
ity
of
Sanford,
Florida.
if the occupants leave in an ordei l\ btrull’ll. The Altoonan replied in in favor of the issuance of bonds |,y Forrest Lake, S. ( ( base and
rond Inning.
itic affirmative, and the western in the total sum of THREE HUN C .1. Marshall, as the City Com Attest I. It PHILLIPS.
|
fusel strikes out Wil- manner.
mail said hr anil many ‘ traveling DR ED
"
I
f
your
clothing
catches
fire,
do
AND
TWENTY-FIVE mission of the City of Sanford, • ity t 'lei k o f tile I it y of Sattfoid.,
Cond to first, dowdy
11 .•'ills'' had stopped in the place.
Florida.
Try z\ Herald Want Ad For Hesults
THOUSAND (* 12 .ri,lMM!.lMM Dollar- Florida, for the purcha-e of Ten
eft. Nehf flied out to not run. Movement fans the flam
runs, one hit, no er- The flumes should he hmot tiered hv
by the City of Sanford, Florida, in Thousand ((lU.OOthOU) Dollar Mu
f —TXT
i if.
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1
a rug ol* blanket or henVy matei
Sanford Banks Will the manner and for the purposi- >iii i|>ixl Cemetery Bonds of the City
— I
— ■■■
31ucge nut, j Frisch to ini of any kipd. The head and fa
Observe Farmer’s Day provided for in said ordinances.
of Sanford, Florida, the proceeds
safe on first on in- should he flrat protected to pivvi-t
Now therefore, in pursuance of to In- derived from the sale there
tl
flames.
thlrd. ltuel flied nut iiih.ilntlhn of the
“ Open windows ami do.rs aid By Closing on Friday an order of the Court herein made,
Ruel fanned. No runs,
of to be used to purchase and a^
the fire. A door opened at the
errors.
'll"- banks of Sanfonl arunninc.' notice is hereby given that the quire the necessary lands for a
wrong lime might fill tin r < i
[Third liming.
[landstroni flied out to with smoke overcoming tin ■.••u ilia' they wlil he closed on Friday, citizens and tax payers of the City Municipal Cemetery and to im
e great catch. Frisch punts. When leaving a borni'i'’ i >ct in, in ohservnnri of Farmers' of Sanford, Florida, are by sifld prove and develop the lands so
Day, a holiday set apart by the irder routined to be and appeal'
"ght. along baseline. room close the door.
purchased to make.......
the ...............
same adapt
of
of Florida
Ii gi.-latm v <
>( tho
t In* state
hi ale oi
i-mt urn
. . . . . . .
,,
...............................*
»"
Harris to .1lldgi Frisch
"There is less cm, ' ,
tip- hgislntuic
msl’
i)l)st'Ms»*
mi
Uni
fonn*l*Briigi»'|
t#*'
.L'D
|
!*•*
PBTQ
h
i
'
•fprrsaj|tj-i(jd
iiAXi
vauifkatr
iK^en-h-atr
t<
vtel
ftrail iifl'u
•»
of cm Ii yrrfi
Scv'cath .ludlcbfl 1 riMn
f tb lioadfi being general obligation* of
po..adik< mid b i n
i r.icm fl'Icd oi
>rs.
wnr«-v
eiiled
I
tom
iclinhl
It
revealed limn i .liable stale
State of Florida, mi
on the IISIIt
Mil day of .„iz
i....... .
i„
i * . i .........
-McNeelv pops out to -villi *mi,ke liy i i owl m-* "
aid ,•;,..
City, autllorizi-il
by- iOrdinance
-i in i
today
that
Iheli- l- no October, A. D 1924, at ten o'clock
Irris out, .lackson to
No.
HI,
duly
adopted
on
the Mill
-peciti
-it’ iiifii'iinie o f the day,
be out on foul fly to
a m , at Sanford, in the County of day of August, A l> 1921, und by
hu*.
i
i-ai
it
iset
aside
lis
a
day
[runs, no hits, no errors,
|.,i tb,- ,(Mints !<• rest and have w Seminole and State of Florida, 1 an election laid throughout the
fourth Inning.
• *»
gi to ml gel together meet i ng- wi'li tlien and there to -how cause if
[Meusel out.
Peck to
i itv of Sanford, Florida, on the
t h i n fellow townsmen.
ilson singles to right,
ally they have, why said bonds
Dm of tin- ba nke t - o f this c i t y ]
ainn iv you will be abb- tu get the leporton the BIG FOOTies to short, nnd Wilson
<fit Sat ui i lav atti-rnoon in
should not be validated and con 22nd day of September, A D, 1924,
tatid that in -nine comaiuitil ie«
iff first.
No runs, one
i
-penally i oust no till piny .board.
BA
I
I
G
XML
piny
by
play
•
•
pursuant
to
Chapter
9H97
Laws
of
it i- v ti—11 -mitry for the fu n ne l s, firmed.
rs.
The iiiokI effective niotecli.iii the h nnk i t - and olbi'l citizen-1 t"|
WITNESS my band and the seal Florida, 1921, said bonds to bear
tioslin filed out to
X oil W lit in.>i i than enjoy t to
Bung y.'iu girl nod e n j o y t ic ftin
|ge filed out to .Jackson a-ainst fires of unknown origi • in operate tn the staging of lag of the t mint Cum 1 of the Seventh! interest at the rate of Five and
great leaping catch in which cause the ile-l t net uni of harlic’ oes anil nii etings of viirimi* Judicial • lii'Ult <il the State of one halt (K V * ) per ci at pci an
I oi at Ann i ii an Legion. Don't miss tin fond In ilia Arm
•liven -Old' r the nti-pn
••I tb|i. lileuge out, Jackson $ 1Tfi.OOll.lHH) wiirth of nropertv an- i sorts to advance fellowship Ininiiii
and
art
to
be
dated
July
1
st,
XX ati ti f..r tin- I line
to runs, no hits, no er- nnally in the United Stulen, is tile tween the f unnel and the reiionrid Honda, in and for the County of
broom, Hays the Insurance Dciutrl- el o f the people
Seminole, on this the 24tli day of 1924, and to mature July 1st, I9.M,
I interest payable semi annually oil
nietit of Chamber of Ciinitnerce of
Filth Inning.
September, A. D. 1924.
low'd v out. Peek to the United States bv wav of a IN T H E t MB I I I t IH IIT OF (Seal)
January 1st and July 1st ot each
E. A. DOUGLASS,
ilf filed out to Sum Kite reminder for Fire Prevention Week
JUDICIAL
THE
SEVENTH
leik of the Circuit Court of the
Too many burning man lies find *
.....................
a great running catch,
• 1
-■ ...... -T-'
Seventh Judicial I ireuit of Florout, lAuehui v to Judge, ■a listing (dace in riles of lefuse ' * lltt l II Db I UK S l A l h Db
und rubbish No doubt many fires
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEM
hits, no errors.
ulu, in and for Seminole County,
■--•HU ®l
IVck Singles In l»*ft. f *** this class have their beginning
INOLE COUNTY.— IN CHAN
H> A M. WEEKS,
in
waste
material
containing
oily
Ices, tlilcher to first,
CERY.
D. C.
[to second.
Zacluuy rags or other self-heating sub
City of Sunford, Florida, u munici
H to first. Peek goes stances.
XV. SPENCER, JR.,
Cleanliness is characterized by
pal Corporation, by and through
the play. McNeeiy is
B alloon T ires
Attorney foi Petitioner.
>ly steals second, llur- the Nutionul Chamber us the foe
Forrest Hike, S. (). < base and
Standard
E quipm ent
to light scoring Peek of fire. It recommends clean-up
C. J. Marshall, comprising the NOTICE OF SALK OF $r.0.00(i 00
ly
Hun is took second campaigns as a most effective
City Commission of the City of
P U lil.ir IMPROVEMENT
irow to plute by Young, method of observing Fire Preven
Sunford, Florida, v*. Stale of
HON US OF THE CITY
out to finish the half, tion Week. It udvoeates the col
lection ami luopcr disposition of
> 1*
[two hits, no jrro/u.
Florida, ex rel , George A DaOF SANFORD,
all refuse in every industrial plunt.
[Sixth Juuiug.
Gotten
State
Attorney
for
the
FLORIDA
if
establishment
and
IFriach out on f >ul fly lommereial
Seventh Judicial Circuit of the
X'oung out, Ituel to household, a course which was prof
State of Florida.— Citation.
blty out. Harris to Judge itably followed in many lilies lust
Notice is hereby given that up
yeai.
[m bits, no error*.
To: The Citizens and Tax Payers to und until 2 o’clock p. m., on the j
But the warning is sounded to
Goslin
strikes
out.
of the City of Sanford, Florida 2<fih day of October, A. 0 1924, 1
use care in burning wants and ref
Gowdy
to Terry,
Whereas, a petition has been filed sealed proposal s will lie received
They ahould be burned hi
tills second.
Peek is use.
tool out, Mellf tu Kelly. iurincrators or inelnl basket.- nl in the above entitled cause by the by Forreat Lake, S. (). Chase nml
safe distances from buildings. City of Sanfonl, Florida, by und C. J Marshall, as the City CornXu bits, no errors.
Waste should not be burned in
Seventh Inuinx.
The long through Forrest Lake, 8. O. l base mission of the City o f Sanford,
[Meusel fin'd out to right stovrs or fire boxes.
UB
Wilson singles U> flames might overheat the flues or und C. J. Marshall, comprising the Florida, for the purchase o f Fifty
on Hied out to Goslin. j ignite soot. If burned indoors ref- City Commission of the City of Thousand
($60,000.09)
Dollar
out to Harris. No runs use should lie burned in pits be Sanford, Florida, setting forth the Public Improvement Bonds o f the
errors.
|low the fire boxes.
fact that ail election was ht^d Cily of Sunford, Florida, the pro- j
Zaelutry out. Gowdy 1
throughout
the City of Ssufurd, coeds to be derived from the sale ‘
McNeeiy fouled out to
fris out. flei dto center,
loridu, on the 22nd day of Sep- thereof to be used to build and |
no hits, no errors.
icr, A. D. 1924, to determine equip a Municipal Jail, said bonds
Eight Inning.
whether
that certain ordinance being general obligations of -aid
-Snyder,
baiting
for
I City, authorized by Ordinance No.
umbered 81, entitled:
out to Rice. Lindstrom
$ i i
It. Frisch out,,Harris to
"An Ordinance Providing for an H4, duly adopted on the 11th day
L
lo runs, no hit*, no efLONDON, Oct. 9.—There are : I»»ue of Bonds by the City of Sun- (>f August, A. 1). 1924, and by un
ach is the first closed car ever
This Hudson
happy smiles in London's theatre ford, Florida, in the Sum of Ten election held throughout the City
-Kyan now pitching for land. XX'est End playhouses are
£ Y open car tost
to sell at E X A
Rice out. Frisch to experiencing the biggest boom in Thousand Dollars for municipal of Sanford, Florida, on Ibu 22nd
[oslin struck out. Judge attendance in many months.
purposes the proceeds derived from day of September, A. Ii., 1924, pur
ijt. A s the largest producer
alone can bu
Hluege out. Znctanry
"It’s partly due to what’s come the sale thereof to be used to suant to Chapter 9897, Laws of
V Jib
No runs, no hit^ no er- to be known as the 'little sociul
Purchase and Acquire the Neces Florida, 1D23, said bonds to bear in
of 6-cylinder closed dar6 in the woijd, HhdsOn
Super-Six
session,' aided and abetted by a sary Lands for a Municipal Cem terest at the rata of five and uiieNinih l Doing.
spell o f weathpr which, if not
exclusively holds the advantages to create**
-Young out on foul fly to ideal, is at least an imporvement etery, and to Improvo and Develop h*lf ( 6Vi Vt) per cent per annum
[ Kelly singles to right,
this oar and this price. And now genuine
upon that which characterized the the Lands so Purchased to Make and are to be dated July 1 st, 1924,
th running for Kelly,
spring
and
summer
months.
the
Samo
Adaptable
for
the
Pur
and
to
mature
July
1
st,
1954,
in/rounded to short, who
balloon tires are standard equipment
"The boom is undoubtedly duo pose Aforesaid," dbly passed and terest payable semi-annually on
second forcing Kelly.
to
the
improvement
in
the
weath
»fe on first. Peck hurts
adopted on the 11 th day of August, January 1st and July 1st of" each
again on this play and er," said one theatrical producer. A. D. 1924; that certain ordinance year, both principal and InUreefc
It is the easiest steering, most comfortable and
/ted o ff the field. Bluega Also the evenings aro drawing in.
numbered
62,
entitled:
Daylight
saving
Is
always
a
blow
being
payable
at
New
York,
in
the
to short, and Taylor is
steadiest riding Hudson ever- built No car is^
"An Ordinance Providing for an State o f New York, said bonds be
bird. Wilson fanned for at the theatre. Now people haven't
smoother in action. None, regardless otlprice,*
No runs, one hit, nft er- time to play tennis before It gets Issue of Bonds by the City af San ing o f the denomination of One
S
F r e ig h t a n d ta x e x tr a
dark, and in consequence they go
ford,
Florida,
In
the
Sum
o
f
One
Thousand
($1,000JH)>
Doll*rs
each,
to the theatre.
excels it in reliability or brilliancy o f performance. ;
“ It is perhaps unfortunate that Hundred Thousand Dollars for Mu and to be numbered from 1 to 50,
V *•(O'l <w.
the standard of plays It not what it nicipal Purposes, the Proceeds De both numbers inclusive: said bond*
FATED E YE S
was in pre-war days. There is a rived from the Sale Thereof to be will be validated by a decree of
No new
B J tand worse the longer yot dearth of playrighta.
names
are
coming
along.
Of
course, Used for the Purpose o f Opening, tha Circuit Court o f the Seventh
[g o; LeooardPs Golden Eye
an army o f those who Grading, Curbing, Paving and lea Judicial Circuit o f the State of
inflammation and soreness there
ving Certain Streets nnd
w stuff, but their
Florida. .
1 in one day.
" Pub- rutin**'
s-^au*iiw*»VAda-4 flflV
I •> ^
‘ on
!» « « {
IM IS H
CMp -of- a .T h a 'fu ll-fa ith izid- etidlt o f tha * » * -* •>» < i « « i i « i a i n M k i » x z y i i « • » » * »
ana »i
>U.’ V M d ! *We * l r t *
mxi and
s m l City
C it v n
f R
a n fn r d
V ln d l. U
la irteIrre ______________ ____ _______
W o r d , Florida," duly passed
of
Sanford,
Florida,
write popular pbjys,"
iff+i'
—
Need Never L a c k
F o r G o o d Shelter
Suggestons For
Prevention Of Fire
Are Made P u b l i c
m
igton O n c e
[Ties S e r i e s
ig Giants 2-1
M
mm
Broom E f f e c t i v e
Against T h e Fires
Of Unknown Origin
End Of D a y l i g h t ‘!
S a v i n g Increases:>«mi
TheaterAttendance -
FLORIDA VS. GEORGIA TECH
A t Exactly Open Car Cost,
HUDS0 N
> -s
COACH
k z i* A
I
�l
mmm
w
r e jp f
■M 5
If.x. ww f
fiv.--' •-**- •■ n f - ’; ;
THE SA N F O R D :H E R lA liC | THURSDAY) OC5TOBERO».'1»G4/>*A^ {HIT
iGKF&m -?zpr
So Far A Decided Success
Sanford Herald
''
7 a *j*T¥uh /•*****
• Saturday night The Herald's big circulation cam paign
Y l? •^nisT2° ,,d. x,lU? **■«•'. will b e half over, Six weeks o f hard work on the part o f enJmhttV
5! ’thusiaatic contestants will have passed. Six m ore weeks of
harder work will be approaching.
lli L DMAN------------- M l l n
A s far as is known the Salesmanship Campaign now be
. A l i n H E R O ______ N i u t r t
ing conducted by this newspaper is the biggest one ever put
t b A tr»»*
lthoa. III
on in this county. Offering prizes aggregating eighteen hun
iv n a cn iiT to M r a t e h .
>»r----- IT.ll aixMoaths-M.ld dred and forty-five dollars in value to you ng ladies o f Semired In Our by Carrier, .M r hole county, The Herald is expending n huge sum o f money
Ibo. W w liy Edition, 11.00
fo r the purpose o f increasing its list o f readerb to the highest
T a n r.^ j^ i
, ,
,.i
/
All obituary possible number* bnfore.Uie beginning o f the w inter season.
cards nf thanks, resolutions
With its, paid circulation steadily and r a p iiify ^ fM /ih g ;
(leas of entertainment* where
a ara made will ba ehariad with its pulling power daily becom ing more effective, with
regular advertising rates.
noarly everybody in (he county reading it regulnrly, The
■b k r t i i r a s s o c ia t e d rn m 9 Sanford H era ld'is daily taking its place am ong the larger
fie Associated I’ rese la iielu*
entitled to the use for repub- newspapers of the state.
•on of all news dlsnatrhea
A h an indication o f its value as an advertising medium
Iliad to It or not otherwise cred1 In this paper and ialso the local
rs published herein. All rights of it is only necessary to point to the ever increasing national
Ubllcatlon of specie
special dispatches
advertising appearing in the paper. Rig Florida developm ent
Bin
IR are also rasartsd,,,.
enterprises are planning extensive advertising cam paigns
IURSDAY,
0,1924
for. thiH field using The H erald. M erchants in neighboring
THOUGHT FOR TODAY cities nre more and more inserting advertising in the paper
)AST NOTf^-eBonstMiot thy- iruan effort to pull business their way.
lf of tomorroW?'f6r thou krirfWext
__ big
__ subscription
.
. . .
The ______
Herald's
campaign
has so far been
at what n day Tnaybring forth,
a
decided
BiKCfJpft
and
all
indications
point
to
the Inst half
oberbs 27: 1. be «**>..ve- o f the campaign being one o f great excitem ent and enthusOPEN A l l j i C g f r S l f X V s ■'
iasm, w ith.the result that The Herald will bo read more than
javer
before lft4a;H vftlkminolo county nnd throughout the enU v« In the *imjljiqe, Jlon’t Jivs in
• the gloom.
v '
rry some gladnMa the world to
Illume.
Live In
se,
fake
“ thU to heart : 1 1 \ fii+ij.4 ,
world will seem gayor-Jf sou'll
do your part.
‘ f* on .the housetop.' hot down in'
n & ’ the cell;
T - ■'*
.■Open am Christ in ns live nublr nnd
t Well.
Live where the jojr* are. a*<l, sqorn-
W o -a ta le a n d ^ p h t a f t
1> • ' -6---------
-*-*-■ «---------
. Those "tunnels" re*rentlv iliscov g|(»rv to th e m se lv e s, w ith ou t th o u g h t o f m alice to w a rd op»rcd in Washington may
mu y m m out pom*
p „ m .n tS( w ith e v e ry at tit title o f tru e s p o r t s m a n s h ip ; all
s, to be oil wells yet.
—
. ? Our office
___
1>oy'coinpTains
, UihI 1
an* cowards who do otherwise.
Yet, cowartls there are and the season has already
,-Tio u k D to b r in g id least on e o f th em to ligh t.
i W r and s ca r c e r in S r mf nr d.
! K|, t t h* f M ills, a h igh s c h o o l b o v in M ississip p i, has been
under a
a thousand
th ou sa n d dollar
d olla r b
on d as a. .U
cau
/ ' t Die
BSf^Havc you Tb+vcn over that nmd !p|nred under
Ironrl
.UC
AUJJI
J ...«»l
iue
• p a r k i n g pl uses a r e b e c o m i n g s e a r - !
u.
f , ir
yp to DeUnd liffflyr’T ’B'dfi^iiW iW ctt-atTi*'or anot her MV it\'u"frWhall g'llhU1' I-etw.shi*tVi^TiOill'
1L It’s Bwfig-.'*
h«»ols. Mills is said to have remarked that he intended to
.si
•--- C s -llfr.--------,,
He did
He
that fellow at the first opportunity ”
tr * Judging from the Literary Di- I Ret
, . .
.
m B L tt’t, straw Vote, th e n ’ s m. dust tackled him. pressed his knees
hov's
the
neck,
against
seized his head ttnd broke his neck. Now tin* cowatil
HETOavii.
f # J U I '“ rk"
‘"ip-'iu.-'alv
l.i-iir.l: jc1'1 b -s j" ' ! " ! !
2a V a - S
T . T h e Indiavmpuliii N* wr.
H u LUAL
AI*All ral, t a of
I. f ffhlcugo,
*li L-i. ini
With thought*
“ It’* a poor alienist
P work both ***uvs "
,, m .-I' a
remark*
thui won’t
---------b-*—
Read what the I-akelurnl Star
|NT*Jegram has to auy hImiuI rn"*'*.
The Star'Telegram has some good
. ideas on the mitriect.
'ir e Vxirvmi'ly n in 1
M'wl
will
fallows
=7
Opportunity- passe* by
than a high-powered auto,
uoprrtskt i»n>
• A dollar Isn't half u
keep aa two dollars.
AS THE government is, such
will Hg ,the? man,"'Bald Plato. ' The
distinguished Greek gentleman Wns
mistaken. He SHOULD have said,
"A s the man is, such will be the
government.” ,
i
,
A wiser Greek than Plato said
that if the camels had a god that
got! would have four legs and a
hump.
Our government and our gods
we make like ourselves.
All o f the people who
a vacation didn’t gPt 0M'
You canft upT^
0 | A|
ping un their nocks.
1 *, • •»•
~
' 1|
Money talks, but not
grows up. ■• •
• Too many flies get threw
summer without being , /
brevity may be the
but there is nothin^ funrt,
being short Uf sleep.
1
YOU KNOW one thing the mat
ter with your government ns you
realize that fur one man in the
United States interested in the
coming election, thoroughly an|quninted with pnrty nint’form*.
1 there arc hundreds intensely interrated in the championship baseball
[series and thoroughly informed as
I to the records of the players.
You hear ns many people I
ing in small houses m
big ones.
An opportunist is unty]
who keeps silk piijiin.sj
slip on in cose of lire.
A money waster is a M
wears silk stockings wiihou
ing her kneos.
The trouble with ukin;
own time is yt,u nevir
left over.
nvrtuiri *eetions of South Elmida
}>a<l
nmi 11 1 1 v cnhililiuii u )u% h i Th e t a mb ou ri ne s were i n t e r e s t i n g . .
, ,
. minirI nin for anv
purt icuLu
S u l v a t nni A r m v y o u n g ladies a mt I
,
, .
'
Refereru e
.
.
,
„ ,, I s e c t i o n . I- lunl for
hdd in
three
revival
LiUle money. it seem . ],t,|
children, sin :ild |,e s, (n *»
t*ii 11« m r n sl um
loiltl
fimi
I
I . . , . .
,
,
. .
* It* iimilc pH 1 tiuiiint ly t«» Stall* mini
T h ui r >iM*j»krrs shuw»*.i l u a v u n nial
I N ii 1 «-xti‘iit]iiiK flown
int* chm
hell as they renllv are
I
^ ^^
.Riu suppose dv\ rif«t»s>«vl ^VrRj.7 ^
n. m free exfiihilimi
**
y;t lU.
No 'I he
„ ' ,
*ss"1 mnwM*
ti!'i M.Ukiuiui
violance, hut was destitute of de
cisive results."
F A C IN G
Si
would d r u g sl um i* t o hell
BLAME
PETKUSRUKGINDEPENDENT
And Tu IKimiff know H \vht*n hr
toured and threatened and prom
ised, und begged people to la* *uv
nl in a wav that agitated this
hardened sinner, then a small boy
to in Brooklyn
Wo hate to admit it hut it look*
i J£, Vary much UN if the Senator* went
it would he just ns *t■llclli
Two recent mohlenl* serve to cull
back to VYanhington for the fuattention again to the tendency of ’ hold the newspaper* responsible
^ neral.
------- 1>----—
certain people of Nl. Petersburg t
murder because they reported
Now that the new vijchtfoii holt* to 1m»W the newspaper* responsible j
factw jn tj,e tune, or to idurne
g o lf couil***h<t>r beeri ufrened fo the for the actions o f Individual* mere*
^ iigwauaper* fur u fire because
•'public, h^w.about a little loumu- ly hi*cause the newMfitvper* reported |tj|ey
the public the details
„ went fon«l»«nl duh*7
us new* what those individuals ^
hluze. The newspaper* pub_ re, y•3.,-T-----*. . , ,
,
, 1had done ol sr^d
»
|inh
,Uid when u man in a
A Th» Itftlc trlH down the street i M
m .,.nl m a tin g of. th? A-l* *
u ullm.u u r„unly of
«* y « thal rfhmk ubso.hertf tn*H t l Vert.a W Ulul. j p n f n ^ e mefutieril |^
|t' ja n
bul the papers,
’.'IJMrlv
nl (Alcceatilul *B* .nuWranv Fdorlafrd
thut
theSieWsjlaper*
wore
,
printing
whut
the
speaker
say*
.................
,
.
i
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"U'*""........
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•omet lines.
hurting St I’l'lernhurif by talk,
(Ju JHll in any sense endorse thut
- o —
rents being high m this city. The statement or make it a* a charge.
The Taji> ua Tribune in comment- newspapers hud done nothing ex
To hold the newspapers respon
ing on Uenpisey’s remodeled pro cept report proceedings at club sible for talk of rents being high
- f lli, auidkedts thut if the chum m e e t i n g s held in this city and the in St. Petersburg i* absurd. The
nion i* Qt*frated -tn hi* nekt fight references to high rent* were quo
newspapers published u» news
ho will probably U»*e b>' a nose ’* |tation* from statement* made by statements made by realtor* and
realtor* und others.
Stocklwldvrs can't kick on the , At a meeting of the County I out others at a meeting of the local
»nageifTeiit of a corporation ff , mission in Cleat water the eominis association and the men who mud.*
the statements, and whose name*
ey d o n l v 6te in its meeting*. We j sinner* accused the1 newspapers of |uri. given in the newspaper reports,
nre dll ■lockholdcrH in the United attacking them because the news
light to he held responsible rather
St*tea government.
Jiaper* had leported whut wus than the newspapers, if statement*
a —r-----o— ----said at u public meeting by the Re
W ondef jp»t what the insinua publican* who are candidates fur are not true or are ill-advised. The
newspaper* should tint lie made the
tion WB8$n bringing those big gas county offices
The newspapers
bag*, thei£hAnundouh and tin* ZR-fl. merely reported the speeches, yet goal* for others who talk ton flu
into >uc)f prominence right in the the newspapers were held respun oiitly und without careful consider
ation. Held the right persons uc
Didst ofgU political cunipuign.
slide und not the men who mud*; ■nuntable, and not the newspaper*,
■Sra
° --------und there will he less loose talk.
The m lln Teuson xyt-know there the statement;: and charges.
more Suy than meat* in the IJtprary DilfenKi Straw Vpi* and that
only a j|rkipi* would bo fntt*re*ted
HOLLYWOOD ABROAD
in it, i*
the lufest tabulation
ahow* iJjFollette leading HaviS.
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
A mnrrieri nmn’s tiun/s ml
er left in the middle nf thrf
|whole lie 1'ini liinf them.
]
,
;,h!,. r i •mi! it i*<h nf
i ) h*
'"It they still have the mortl
» Gful ones on tln ir dint lap^
Getting Ahead
On a Small Income
A N account in ou r Interest Departi 1 m em is the ideal m eth od o f saving
lor p e o p le w ith lim ited incom es.
It i.s a con v en ien t way to put aside
small sums regularly every w eek at
c o m p o u n d interest.
t hr
fo.Illlls nf a mi l e o f Inad i n t l l u i t
Dig thi i . i sl i i u i lid of t)i> a 1 1 1■ifin
lulu t .lira nr u t i l . I in flou-hitf l a ] I
the c o m p l e t i o n
hand.
Today
1)uyt<*mi
,|jta ns.
ff rc accept deposits o f
ried a b o u t at ort sl in h e a v y
we i gh i ng
a*
muc h
a*
metal,
the
vehi cl e I lli‘
m'.
Strength
( i ess < oin11,inv ir> in,i inl .imun.- u
I'.
load Upkiep sv -ieil winch woild
•Italic tt'i* bundled **f i :11 ** u mg
this r 11» tii gel Uii ng h w11 h m.
eitlu i 'ie,1 g lit k HI1In Drill l
I l «II> , . i i t g in. Ihl olu li uli * i
deal ll.it i. HieXell tide
1 w - ie ?i
with a - ) 1 111 b<g d r a g • otild m a n
trill, 11 .a l * 1.1 1 - l i < 11 ii a n d : In u |
o f tin* p r o j e c t s in |d|r.i!lot,
I a 1 1 1 t |tiiell i 1 loll,
the h i g h w a y I l oi n would Ie -el, till-- itnimleinin e eo- l
to t In* Krlia^tiiii
<lf c in s«*. w ’tli rile e a r l y • ■>, njd>
lltevurd an,I SI tom i f Slate l oa d No s
tlmi
A
f, ’‘
that t h e ,
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I’ rojiress
Interest Paid tin Savings Accounts
R .J D tiriB ta la * M * IK H * M R * IR lllflH tlllfl* > ' 1 blCH***UM|UI
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( i A R D E N PEAS
a
a
f
Wo fiirrtv in slock tht; Icuttlinj' varieties of (<A
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DFN
UK A S, im h td in t; K IL D O R K ’ S W IN N E R .
! DFS. TMOS. I.AXTON. LITTLE MARVEL, and H
|5 TALK nnt) DWARF TELEPHONE.
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I K I L G O R E SEED COMP AN’
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GOOD PRINTING
Y O l'R WORK IS SO LICITED
A L L ORDERS D E L IV E R E D ON TIME
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h a r d s h i p* imw e n c o u n t e r e d and hud
^ •“
Service
SEMINOLE COUNTY HANK
I ie ouglil i el I a IIlly to he nf ft, n o 1
|y |..i,.e In w a r i . m ! tin t ' r
ri i ,
haul * a t a n a v e r a g e ot a b ou t El per
thut the electricity propels.
one dollar or more.
Mu levy mode ........ nut
snuth
uver. dividing
l.ucie counties, u one suecessiori of trafi'n , ,m get n toss between
ili-fiiuriii I airly passable in cleat L a k e A c m e and the Kissimmee civ
weather, but difficult of negotiu er und tie i ormnrs Highway, com
tion when the skies ace weeping pletcd a- n now is. can find il'*
Work on these projects carried on full
i.-. t|„. i„uie
t.. Melb.mirn
deception
*urcessful
road
building
con
irotti
K
ihNlUifiii’p
Will
htit In,'
SOMETHING NEW in
eern*. is evidently being rushed us heavily traveled, nllh nigh n will
comesA from Nowata. Okla
spvrrdily «* pouible hut in the very always he impnnant a* u cross*
ginFields,
fourteen-year-old girl , nature of things and refogm iing |State highway. In the meantime
111 the choir of the Rev, Joseph E j the handicaps to he encountered, 0 ,e public isentitled to be taken
Yeats, nays she w h s married to 'cannot .pussihly
. . . he
. completed
_
. . . .f o r into the confidence i>| tia- state
..
,
,,
.
... . ,i, lal least unother year
And the t o a d d e p a r t m e n t
Me l bour ne . Ve*
W - a l s . J i e h i ma e l f P e r f o r m i n g
^
<tu, >f u r , lll.r t o n ip!.
ru, Ft Pierce, Stuart, U «*i Palm
cereRmay and assuring h.-c it w w . ^ j
(uj|urL, 1)f M,nio biolx Bnueb und Miami and i!u» smaller
all tight, although he was already
finish tliu missing lime in the tiiwtis M aMi'H'd aluiij? i In* » ,* f
married
The clergyman, forty route hot ween Melbourne und peer H'lihl
iiwiKi AJi*• lliUial inuv»;
years old. 1* in Jail, i
l’u*M The state road department in sei tiring I tn* information atrd
,,
.
.
. him tnk»*u iiwi Ilki^
hut n » force a show down from those ie
Mother Eve may have deeeixed , ||i(ijy
Mt.||,.,U I I l l i r MM,n.„gl>
poo slide foi pit sent condition o
poor man in the first instance, but |,,nywheie else, uni give any defi'i
A s.iruntc is given thut in le*s
pour man bus made no for it.
itc indication ns to when the rmw Ihaii two yiurr. all these state tugh
---I famous automobile train operate-l w*uy* will he cuj|hcctt*d into whut
YOUNG MAN. do you want tb i,y the Union Cypress Company of wifi
t.. j,|| i ifents and purposes,
he neh ami Useful^ lu-arn some- t Hopkins, nvui Mellrounu*. will be
eta*t•- wall- road - y>i-in, but in
thing about electricity und Irjr to
resume its original fins t the meantime vyj- T ' i/\thou-,urids
„ ..
, , ..
mn of hauling log* to the log II,.j»
ai.toiiiol.ile* fn.rl id! over tin
invent u light *t» ugc
kma mflls. In the meantime, he count ly entering Florida and >e.-k
Electricity, which in itself weighs <
;|u.
make* four round mg out the "favored *p,,t " Ii inothing. will not always he car- trips each day or eight separate tough to make them undergo the
Many new shaving eora^
;it * i l lljile. ng men' s ( limpid
1 . ... it innv o 1tfill
in iiin
Huiiii*isti'll! f»»r ti li olui. i nt o Melhouriie, si s mi l e s
^ r u a t m**vni|{ p i i t u f f , nr a 4 * * M1 m w s |iiiim i piiLlinhur in |i»wi r ( **nIIW \ Till t i l er iplafl I - of a
i»|i»41•*1\ fVillHUf mal l li H'tuiM'ii IIwu
W*» ^
-|
( f|||
ra| Fliiruia
!•"t.. r »«l«i In
l *• Ill*
In* r<*u«•iuKi
« vft mil i»v«*»
|MIf t i- on xpri ■ My had at all tin i •,
), h nl Imsi lcill ti'imut
I l ow milviv hi i ihway t nmiitD.hs in lin-iilh
of i tiie stall*, hut lliei e i- a reason pIHit w lli li tire w e a t h e r I- w i t . the
Wt.uhl havr
r o llv r r tt o r t i ns inre'erti and t ha t l e asot i i s ^ l a . g l i s h l a tigungc
r i g u a g e d'
i|i<r, i>nt t u r n , if
DEAN INGE of St. Paul's de l lie eff ei t good l oa d s a nd hail r o a d s wotil** a.|"'tual** m il*'s, ilhmg e or
of tu.s imlinl to s ho w how t h e devil
------------o -
1 lieiird.
it
q f,,r the opt'ration ol tin
train tiaffu would he in a ha I
11v. it is in 1 1der to 1 nlI attm tuna
ot the state I nail th pul tlm t! In tin
meetings.
I,Intel the moral and nientul <’oti have on the traveling public. There
i,»v,. .......... ..
» . mi u.r
<v ,u,y r.
,
. « ditiori of citv populations Deptot is It dug roe o f s at t c t a e l loti 111 know
ing
t h a t w h o l e <lit fn ult n .< e x i s t
1 1 >!*(•(ty
ii'm! sports and would s«ddnm taki* an uni am nu
nlile 11n'v may he. hut if you want a l o n g
Eloi ala
m u t e s of t r a v e l ,
There
arc,
however,
little
things
which
j
1 v a n (a ir(. 0 f aiP>lb*T
you must ( ’ ()M t hose conditlnM- a l e i an *i d l argel y
I
~
ll,,’ir *,ni'
sometimes approach very close to a lack of sportsmanship. 1*'■
l.rCflUM' of Ho*V I nlistl ili llnll I Ini
IMlTK, v«»ii ihuM
tln*m
Fverv man likes to see a team fight, likes to see even memidu aw M whole nor the Counties >f
il.1
win'll
he
111*4*4 hrr knew
Eluinla. nunml be i hnrgi'd wrlli
li,., giv,. all he’s got to carry the hull into the enemy s ter
the 'law- g ol at nui turn in Pb
w i l f u l lie; leet nf the piddli Infills,
ritory.
Kvery man likes to sec a team struggle against mouth r hunli Spuigeori knew it hilt
tile mi p a l l e l He nt t la* pa l da
oddsU ntil the last man drops in his tracks, but they want
Is enticed hy lie k ol a i leal under
when he elirnhed down ......... ..
stutidllig o f the t i me ct l u' dules f*n
to see a player rise above the lufstilily o f t lie moment to
slap an op|>oiient on the back.
B l Permanent report
on
I'lnrm
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*
*
'T h e war cuntimred with unutiateil
[•":
The new fall d a ^ T ^ J
many tw t»u and turns.
1
Plato Was Wrong.
What Ails the Church?
, Man Got Even.
To Re Rich and Useful.
HY ARTHUR BRISBANE
fields, finriiiK headlines of a world’s series, blitzing forth in . nowh«.re
journalism nre soon to fade and like a shooting star disOtr Saturday. also, were pub
nppear nnd ba forgotten in empty atmosphere. Again O c lo -; |js()W| „„SWers by young Preshyi^er’s chilly skies will look down upon a thousand gridirons, |teriun theological students to the
sizzling under ’ flashing heels, upon a thousand stadiums ^question. "What is wrong with the
rocking with the mighty blasts of a million eager throats, ,hur,h 7
^ts battered warriors in their jagged jerseys and muddy
Some
answers
were:
"Poor
moleskins strain and struggle for the glory of their Alma 1 teaching, misstated creed, too
Mater.
much conservatism on present day
The game is on! T h e fullback, the guard, (lit- tackle, I world issues, controversies within
rF
are figures in every mind. The criss-cross, the forward! the churih." etc.
pass, the off tackle play, are topics on every tongue. Florida. |
INTERESTING answers.
A DIFFICULT PROBLEM
Princeton.. Notre Dame and Council Tech cause specula; / m.W)l|ia((t.r (m,u w,Ml study1
I AKELAND STAR TELEGRAM
tion to reach a danger point as followers of one or um.thei 1 ^
^ >f (lltruc(lll<r
meet m argument on the merits of different schools. M en,,
l()<> Iin„W(.r Wlllll(,
thftt thP
II inny nut he in the province , the ne«<ssity " f coni|iellaie 1; rr« •
now unknown, will emerge six weeks hence heroes in
„ ldliv IH llot inl, resting
of
it newspaper tn give advice In to e ther r e the soft [ill
Hie
eyes of their class-mates, perhaps in the eyes ot all A m u r- |>n( ^
those wile roe supposed to have l ew 1
the. nr track along: ide the
leans.
| I I , . in t|„. country go to
a situation well lit liantl lull It is i t w wor k. Rut once ttie rivt r eHeroes are made
by
football; cowards, disclosed.' t.h||r(.h jiiuJ
L.„
tiig cities.
right anil proper to give infotimi I I r-l.-t'd lilt* m*w riintl tlirmigh St.
Which a man is to be depends not on who makes the touch- Why, |„ t|l(, |,ik,
there ir
tion.
Lucie enmity is open and then I.S
down, or who kicks the goal, so much as upon who makes
( Iliut.h (.ompi-titimi.
Generally peaking, the stale of nothing in do hut ride.
the dirty play, who kicks his opponent when both teams
Jn n Sew iJ(.rM.y village <>f lf>f>
Florida 1 fared with a difficult , Referring again tn the sirvie
have stacked up in a center rush. All are heroes who play 1 mi,,,!.Hants the other duv, the Kalyltitntinn in properly caring fnr between Deer Park and ;\1ellnnir:i
f out hall, who play it fairly giving all they have unselfishly , vat ion Army "Tamhourine t ',,i ps”
I}ih sea.son’s automohile traffic t > and leiognizing the fait that win
to their team-mates and to their schools without thought of t colivei led cverv man, womuil and
Have you registered yet 7 Don’t
Jt it o ff tod A lon g — t h e books
Btl't stay open fo r ever.
-o --------" I t begins i o jq
,look,as
i
if a premier
• in England.,bos
Ca 0* « prwrident in Mexico,
— rr"
|D A N D O B B s l^
ON SATURDAY clergymen ex
pressed the hope that "every seal
may la* full tomorrow." That’s
A iu t h e milder sun of early fall casts its slanting rays.
.. ...
,
, ,
.
, <a public spirited hope. There is
«rrd *h e cool winds-nf appronchmg winter drift actons l,ie j in«pir„tion in religion to he found!
The celery City BrAge says where
B*a a W ni'thvfV s a Mae,
— t.,i l.lpiJLj----J, d a iry luck’ to the ‘ Gators, you
. fortunate ones who nre leaving today fo r Atlanta.
.
As Brisbane Sees i:ff*
It.
I'See Nothing: Backward in Chinese CivUizatjon^
Football. Tactics
lavo a goS^iJIyf?(. ir Jftfr Aill \vhoVn'
you meet.
Ive aa n victor, ami triumphing
EaS ICO
rough this queer world, l>eating
jown every foe.
Live in the sunshine, God meant
« J t fo r you I
JVe ns the robins, and sing the
day through.
— Margaret Songster.
pi'-
c ’v.
“ Humph!
• ----- r~ ------
T. ECKLESMan«f»er •
.annul pa.
if twenty-seven cars, the public, **r from one part of the state to -m
leaitt u. portion ot tire public, is other without paying tin- price in
1msinualirg that the Union Cy pres*
^ m u a n x B i s a a a i l R i i N n n i i * u u a a i d i i i i a a a u iib b u ****
DON’T UK discourugod by tilt r „ m[uinJ ;js naturally nut enthus to have le ft' out^iT'tlm^'rwko^infurl thut vou are not an electric .if .(>,tie ofor Uu- t iimplc ticri of the the earl} completion of the very
enginuer tir a jidelitiat.
Some missing link. However, this i.t vital 'onnerting lint*,
HOW MUCH W IL L YOU BE
if Die c i t i e s -und t ow n * nt Unti'S
time* knowing too urn h about l i t ou t l y d r lied by nil c o n c e r n e d , t h e
t i n l wu y of fi c i al s s t u t . n g t hu t t h e y E b r i . l a will join wi t h t h e ne w*
thing prevent* seeing ltn possibili
W O R T H ^ T E N YE A R S?
•an find M 1*1- usl- for ll»eir equip jiapers in rccuring eonn atrtheim
ties rlrarly.
merit id ihFpprsuit of t^ieir ho*l- and definite data on the present
If y«m
* a m a n . f r 4»f j*1
HIm .
The man vvlm invented the sew- ne:t, p»o^raHr’'than by playing thojstatur of construction and when
■Id -«UIt» i*
IlH
*•*>ia•*. W « r .!
nSV*
i . *i*c
*i**ri* i<t»*I h m i a* ii i nr |}iyjN
i* .11'
William Alien White, fiden oo.
io ' u
,G*pd Samaritan for th e'th is program will he completed a
Lsitrdf > tviHJit Mfi b«* **u rh*t ri*f, kit ruatl in pniniuT*^’
*ew.
Hi* in'o
There Mielnn to he u grow ing and do not a. reen well enough to ing machine couldn't #ew.
* caprliitute (nf governor «*.'
Yuiir iucf'tn* n i(utall>
huw marli
'
wliok idea — uuuiliK thu n—dlu'l
«
f W ! * ' " ™ ' .. T h * "•«*> |";» l
will h.vu h , O m l h
•nsas. A iyLhe a ?U give a vUlblp feeling abroad that the foreign' meet your illustrious okild."
«t 1 ‘u u i i i u l i gt li > »iii i|«. u i jiii| uttldr
ntrifiUt *
.? '»«y bo a a ) f i l i a l ;( the H opkjniled th- Mruiigem and the V.o'mefui, *
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there
wont
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ii . .
Xc o m m e r c e o f the United Stale*!
M- Clomotuaau i* by this time
! concern rhould suddenly decide to <who want u, travel from place to ■
liih' It *
y| fultir* ,
any Seed «or nm Invwtblfi Km*
,
nolr«J for tBu* cun^rvatuim of his
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conmat, ulw o.t wholly in thu
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^ o r t t r t i q p o ( i deal * a n d m o t i o n pie-
i ng s t a r s o f H o l l y w o o d h a x c b j i S n l
At Ottawa the IVinre »if
jtu re ui tars, Europe hu* riot taken in Europe with u brilliance not obMucKt-nzie King: ‘ I tor kindly to either; for If there i* , *crved in any American visituufs
he fiat-*t hospitality fc.)m|lUung vaguely annoying in h e - ou, #‘1, 'vKatiuji wjmt to Uie
i* t h i -U j»t£
^ th T r u b V ^ n f-a L H is tm peace conference. Hut It i* imishIblc, after all. that there is u balit - there a amgethiig rune Bnc« ln ,hls kUxA of l,uik' “ * wcl1
u« in other*, it was a couple of
* * & * ' " * & CaH ihart- dlktuuei-rtiH* f l f hMng re- years ago that we were suffering
w f **W
______
duccxl to a hy-ffroduct of Hnlly from u heavily adverse trend In
)ut iiY Omaha. Nebraska, geso- wcod'a enthusiasm for publicity. British lecturer*, and the luter ar■Suiting for eight nnd three ^oug nnd Mary had a nuceea* ul rival, found that the exchange was
Went* a gallon. Here In grand tour, but one ran at least. pretty heavily depreciated.
M.
rympathito with M. Clcmonccnu ■ Cletnenct-nu’s utlitude inny be only
90
A r c
p u y in p
A r o u n d
r«4.ver
%
Si ■?.&•,'r'zv&1¥gtS'Z-
A pT X S i'S S SSSLl55‘
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rilti 1. , noB
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iiunserist:
.’ T &
SE1ROLD SAYS New Humpshire will give ('oolidge Tfi.OtKI luu
Jurity. Those collecting opinion^
should? d>ive thi* one. Selbold studies politics, and usually knows.
Rcttlng on U K olletU ln Wal'
a . _. ___ , . _
Kt„ . ,
.Street W • against. 0. Now 1
1* 1 against 8, which mean* that
the gamblers think that I-ahol
l_ u t*
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- b*
t
huasee wbuid fabo’ a mild type of
revolution.
That i* not a bad idea, come to
think o f tt,rbn a incans of forcing
more rapid action except for thu
, t.auJt w|tich would work a real
hardship on the lower east coast
and seriously Impar cotnmunication for the remainder of thu nea« „ d. Knowing o f road conditions
from Daytona south, a very largo
l)roportlup of tie autompbile tralfjc u coming through Kissimmee
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tl>ia i)ii# ;»i 4a it
Dim II. 0 ( 1 it . .r f >
uhmv ' i It I rut hf nil) .
Wi l l II
j
o r will you mi 111 !»•* ii 1 1 d»: on l*‘f J ,
« w:ifft»|u ; th*' oilier frHfnv-
uiir who
«utur«*? You nt i ut druid*. Till* c a n n o t U+ i>vrrluok«^
T. .t* hlir bank I* arixlnun t o help you. fo iilan
Conitmmt
" Wi
yon marry me, my pretty g
maid ? “ How man} cylinder* hao 1*
your automultilp, sir7" she said.— !|
Memphis News Scimitar.
"
you lht> wjiy to a ur't OK* III build lita! I»f lUt
1 ui «*.
It you nre a* anxious lo * v ,* ..,j ns this hank I*
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aliould m m
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you. Dun t italt and regrri It all luier.
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A German exfiert on poison gas [*
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i* in this country, but the dispatch
did not say what political fuction I has jum under contract. Nash- 5
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CABIT:OF .THANKS .
SALE
Wc Wt*h tfl^xttni
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thank,
to IMC m
OM igicerC.
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Ladies' Union of
o f the Cra-H
Con
thank, to thfc' many
grcgatlona) Church wilt hold its Cut price, on all size. United their.help, .ympathy and beautiful t«*^j
monthly meeting at the home of States, Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik floral offerings, during V>e
Mrs. J. D. Davidson, Mondny, Oct.
■i‘>
ness and loss o f our dear little
<
Mr. and Mrs. Heard, o f Sanford, 18, at 3 p. m. A full attendance Is ing.
children, Inez, Evelyn and James. Z'Ji
MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
have moved Into the H. II. Law- requested.
Phone: Rea. 425
$ 6.95
MK and Mra. Cilia .Slpe^”, ' ,,
80 X
•
—
son cottage In Grapeville.
■V * .
H n . Geiger and Family!
$ 1.75
Gray
Tubes
fm. * . <»
i Or*. ■A *■ . , » < « ■
R. T. Thrasher spent tho past
________
$
1.90
Red
Tubes
a.
..
STORY HOUR. TO Mm. Kendall and little .on, week-end in Tampa the guest of
$16.00
JO N ES-EN RIG H T W ED DING STOPPED BE RESUMED ON Ward, and daugter, Syble, who live his sister, Mrs. Fred Daiger, Sr. 12 x 4
FOR SALE
A L L GUARANTEED
ACCO U N T D E A T H GROOM’S FATH ER N E X T
SA T U R. D
A Y Ip the Sjolilom cottage, arc weir
f \ 9 #•
copio
additions
to
the
Sunday
BUY
SELL
RENT
STOVE
AND
11/ A A H
_L
,
'- 4,#
•
Clean—lt«pnlr ,
School.
\T
The,
Library
is
planning
to
re
FIR E P LA C E
J u v W U ‘
.o fi^ ii. fothtr. i* * ' promising younr
Tho many Sanford 4
!*e
F
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P
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S
T
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P
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W
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- — ------. . . rtriantio 1 attorney dA Orlando. He attend. sume it# story hours for the com
CUT
TO
SUIT
both the popular ytfnnfe
; cd Baylor School and finished his ing year, and delightful programs ■Rev. Wnlherg will be bore Yrtf
* <;>
H. S. POND
SEE.
i •>1■"
preaching at the Lutheran Church
couple who
wiiu , were
nviM to
w h«
— .^
.-pp,» rJ*co |edneation,at
Stetson
where
he
took
education,at
Stetson
where
he
took
311
ICn.st
Second Street.
Sanford IlsVik fii Trust fNimpnny
are being arranged, which will In
lonoring Mins Wednesday [night are extending his.law degree. ,!
oh Oct. 12 dt 11 a. m. and at 7:30
J
.
D
.
D
A
V
I
S
O
N
I’
hnnr
U3
1113 Sanford Avenue
[hostess, Mrs.
The ctHiplo had been showered clude . stories suited to all taste, 1 p. m.
ford Heights; their sympathies today[ instead .of
with wedding *, g ift, before the anti ages. They will be conducted
their congrttufatfonsJ-^jF'-f
f *. y
•*
V
ceremony .ond 'Ye^n unexpectedly by several of Snnfopd’s most tal
Mr. und Mrs. Noah Fry nnd
'»<.>}■. »
1
The wedding o f A iu i' Anna Caro called off last evening. They
Masonic Hall,
ented ladios, and the committee mother, Mrs. Henguton, und a |
.**•»I .It
i~]
Frnnds
. *4
IJwB
lyn Jones ',and ;S
ft)'
l tended to leave op a wedding' trio >Include* Mrs. S. O. Shlnhol.er, friend. Louis Easterling, ull of
fconoree Mr*, Enwright
was t#)l
taKeli
c e .,„
» i_In *i—
•chairman! Mm. 11. F. 1 Whltner,
Enwrighl was
i n n » w .'fT
P . "p ‘la
“fl."!
to point, o f i..i.—
interest
tho state jrhnii
Windermere, spent the week-end
i Mr*. G. W. Wednesday: evM UF
•and afterwprd. go to Tenijcssee.
Mrs. Thofnas Owen, Miss Marga- at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. 1'. O. j
Luke’ s C athcdr^ nt bUlO ocluck.
Rhwright. wh^m • death
'
Emil Magnuson was a |
A t 7:00
--------- Mrs. McRne, Mrs. R. B. Chapman, Tyner.
(Auxiliary U. At
7:00 o’clock.
— , , ___ Col;
. Frnnk II. r .- i - l ^ ___ ,
I - . l id j
Mrs. Raykiond Philips, Miss Mar- culler there also on Sunday.
fa
th
er)
Cfluped
the
poAponmunt
of
-iho
fcreh, 4 p. m, right of Hnrrlman, Tcnn
gnret Foster and Miss Small Malm . u u u 'Hi has
i u io been
uven a
4. winter
w i l l ( u I rcniivN *
•*
l 'l
_ it o f Wo- o f the groom, died at the Orange i' wedding,
dent of Florida for the pnst three Pa2.-,
Mrs. Anna lie Forest returned
I.. ^
l i t the club- General nuarna- „
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seawhs.
and
for
more
than
a
year
The fipit program of the season home 1l .t week from her vurutinn
Col nnd Mrs. Enwright arrived ; "eawns. ami lor more than a y
■ :»I)*
ernoon, Oct.
nt&uS
Tuesdav in Orlando and Col. En- h»»
“ r‘,s:,lt' " t " [ ° rln,;Ho- r,1- will be held at the Library next Jspent in the North. Wo are u!
Saturday
afternoon
at
2:30
ways
glad
to
have
her
beautiful
,Bt *h/ ‘ An!," 'r1!it
tments.
(Airs. A. T. S f i h t was taken immediately t<>!
--'••(VyS
with Mrs. It. B. Chapman, home opened up again.
hls wi.fe
i “ n’ ? ark., r o’clock,
inue; 3.-HO p. ! Orange General Hospital. For the j
I_
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A *»
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' 11 *
1
j past two weeks the father o f the |R® formerly re.id^jlriiClloston hut in charge. All the children are
terested cordially invited to attend all o f
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. I.undiprsl
atfuirul
j groom had fought
aguinal
fnore recently has BedKVbite
iuuk... uk
. . . . . . an .ope ,; [nore
|rer; Depend- 1erntion and"r with his physician In
in jf*
properties near Harriman. 1 these story hours, and by the in- nnd Midvn and In r cousin, Ellen, j
«n mal Properties
a teresl already shown, a good a t - 1and Mrs Ballinger, had a pleasant
IfsV Elizabeth j attendance he hoped to have the Tcnn.
Tenn. His ancestrv
anrertrv dntes
<late» from
tr
. .'tiPf ;
drive Sunday ufter the chureli serv
1bs Rosamond . danRorB of tho journey to nee his or]^ line of notable Knelish liar- tendance if anticipated.
•i -.-<.1
son married.
i enuige.
tie came
enme to this
inis Country
The Lit*ary will observe Chil- ice, calling at the home of Mr. and
|Avenue; 8 p. ’ „only
nlv .on
entuge. He
Co
The intended liride is a graduate whiI‘’ 11 v u n g innn. lie was an dren’s Book Week, which wjj) he Mrs Ihessor jIi Lake Golitan.
......
A
of the Cathedral school and ut- intimate friend of Governor Tav nationally held Nov. U to IS.
W.
poster
contest
will
b«
coimUcUsi
on
1
tended
the
Women's
college
ut
Tnli
>«r
of
lennessee
und
served
on
the
[o f Westminall glad
O k?
the flifteenth, and all children who (Miss Margnret Era son is ....n ,.,!
Presbyturiuti lahaiaee and Hood college at Fred’ i latter's staff.
a ^ - j 1 John
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. after nil operation
k
- K
is a g^teral
g-tihral'sil<;fal
C.
Jones, father of the
attend lh« Library ure invited. . to [along
tju-ely
for
Itb Mrs. Mur* erick. Md. She i»
..I
(elided bride, is a prominent law make posters illustrating a faver- appendicitis.
). ‘
fnvorite in Orlando.
. ‘‘1
jstess, Mrs. J.
Mi. Francla Enwright, Whose yer in Orlando, having
„ .practiced ite book they huve enjoyed at the
wedding to Mina Jones wo4 p o s t-* in this part of the state for many, library. A committee will bo ap- I Tlie Junior Sewing Cir< le met at
pointed to act as judges und un the
» f Marion and Virginia
hom®: of Mrs. poned by the unexpected death of years.
_
I interesting juvenile lamk will be ( l.uudtp i t on hiiduy aftei school
hostesses, Mrs.
__ given as a prize- for tho U » l p o s -■for an houi. The hostess, Mrs I
and Mrs. J. W. I ------tor submitted. Those who U k e ; / . Lua.l.|u.at. had a refreshing
PERSONALS
•
liarl mutt la* under 14 years
, ltyt~»-aB ready. I lie chihlien en
age It N hoped with the co-opo- |loy al.. Cncle very much and nro
’ of Presbyterian
Mrs.
Arthur
Mrs. Roy Schmidt is spending
Mr. and Mrs. J. II .ward Inr- ration of the teachers an£the>chd. Jmaking nmny ...... things for a h,
Howard Jar
Children's Hook Week ran z««>r. Mr*. August Swanson iin.l
je; 7:43 p. m.
•v i i !
this week in Orlnnoo attending the roll, dr., returned recently to their
A closed and open car com bined — the
he
made
a
decided
success.
Mrs.
Alfred
Eucson
were
presi-nt
.. -ijL
Seventh Day Adventist loiiten. former home in Savannah,
____
|with os ror the next meeting we
advantages
o
f
both
at
an
open
car
price!
lion.
*•»—
—
.
•ogram
imited lo the home of Mrs
Junior Sunday School’ are
MacCartney, of llillsidi
Edil Hunter on Oct. 17.
j
Mrs. Frances Bryce spent Wed
HE new Studebaker Duplex
There is no other body like It on
spending several days ii Class Is Entcrtainedi
Jrnal (4^*1) H t n nesday in Orlando, the guest of
S,
models give the comfort and any other car at any price— because
MiA
II.
I.undi|tiist
motored
to
•, -..a
attending to hu-ines-.
Mr. Hiid Mrs. W, (' Appling.
Chestra.
protection of a closed car— with all
it is exclusively a Studebaker crea
t
m
U
intei
Garden
on
Monday
and
Miss Julia Luing elite!laineil her
IP) 3:30 musicp
the advantages of an open car. plus
tion, made only by Studebaker. You
,i
The ladies of the I* icas Circle Junior Sunday si bool i lass Wed- |Mis \ugusl hsiinsi.il and I loro'
Mr. and Mrs. K B Wight are
Iaddress; 8 conthe good looks, riding comfort, in
can buy the Duplex from no other
by,
Mi
Mice
l.iindipiist
und
Irene
H I U lJ/ Jy
N
ew
Big
Six
nesday
afternoon
at
her
home
on
.
cell
.in
Oil.
will
met!
with
Mrs
II.
terior
finish
and
fittings
that
no
open
maker.
the proud parents of a baby girl,
Mi- Arehiu Swunson enjoy •l
•> Hit (.1
Elm Avenue.
|and
car could ever give I
lews (447.fl) <; born Wednesday, Oct. K, 11*24.
t he li ip w it h her.
The new Duplex Is available foi
The New Duplex-Phaeton
Games
were
played
until
a
lute
keatra; 8 dub
Vsl lh« price ia no higher than that each of the three new Studebaker
Body —it solve* the cloacdin si cal googra.Mr and Mrs Frank McNeill ar< hour in the afternoon, when the
t'. W. Stokes is expected to re
chassis — the nsw STAN D ARD
Mr and Mrs Yolie Millium. and
o f an open oar.
open car problem.
. H
>
'■
Ulig
men
were
called
into
the
lukegnn.
SIX. the SI’ ECIAL SIX and the
turn home today from Tamtm pleasantly hs ati I ii R o s e Court ill lining room where ice cream with t tlildre i Iel III Tied home Monday
The
appeal
of
its
simplicity,
con
G e n u in e B a llo o n T ire * .
BIG SIX.
Ihune (.170) f’>:,'|()
I from \ ■iglllio by auto. Volie spent
where he spent the past few days the new home built recently hv delicious
venience and durability is instant and
home made cake was
:a month there with his famitv
(nceri; l(J:30 otAnd these three new chassla are
New Satin-Lacquer FlnUh.
decisive—with a touch of the hand
F R. Ball.
iiii business.
the evplutjon of the famous chassis
you draw down the four roller en
Those present to enjoy this af ^m'.'/'f, ' l | * M I * * h . and bring
Spanish ch ro m e ta n n ed
of the five preceding years. Each
I'11 d:.'MI organ; 17
ill closures and in thirty seconds your
James A William'- is home again fair were George M, ye, Edwin'
*‘11 11
Hudson Mr,. Mill
John Blanton, of Orlando, rep
leather uplvolatery.
innis spent a part of llie summer
year they have been improved and
I lullabies; H fai’ m
airy open car is a snug, comfortable
after an operation fm uppendni t Shinholser, Leslie Rivers, Itoogrt in Kentia k>
resenting
the
Tampa
Drug
Com
refined.
A cousin, ( opelan.l
|0 Id
orchestra.
enclosed car. With equal ease the
He is Adams.
Ijuirence
l.tiinli|uist, Hall, of lianville, \a . ..m o vvtt'i
puny, spent Wednesday in Sanford tis at Robson's sanitarium
New idea* In case o f opera
enclosing
aides
can
be
rolled
up
into
But this year the new models are
doing line.
(James Hayes, H. (' McMullen and 1111<iii foi
tion and control.
calling on local merchants.
visit
(' M Williamthe toof and you have an open car
climaxed with every tested and
IU'J* (47C) 8:30
Melvin Sumner
also », •ompnilied tlwm home after
again.
proved betterment that experience
Vihratlonleaa Engine; forceMrs. Fled
Darling toturnod
Mrs. Braxton Beacham. Mrs S
'
having -p.nt the summer with rel
frexl
oiling
system
wtrh
new
and
science have thus far developed.
<»»! 7 Hand \V. Shiver, Jr., Mrs G, L. Doming, Tuesday from Detroit, where she
The
Duplex
body
is
especially
built
FUNDS FOR Si'HOOl.
ativer in Georgia.
Idea tn oil supply. Full 75
They are paramount exemplars of
for the roller aide enclosures, tho
ratiurial b'tturr; and Mrs. Chappell, of Orlando, spi lit a delightful summer with
Then- is to he an entertaiiuneiit
txi'i lifll
h. p. block (esc.
modern automobile deaigrk
roof la framed and shsoed in steel—
al tin* Motiioe school next Thorsspoilt Tuesday in the oily shopping f r i e nd* and r e l u t lves
permanently
beautiful
and
steelikiy inghl to rupfe funds that will
jh (r» f i ,*[() con
Dimply stafed, this means that
E osir-w heeL H y d r a u lic
'Woman's Club
vmf
strong to sMVpoi t the rplltra. and
M i li a o r H.
Hutton rtpeef. to go f.ar the school
money cannot buy more modefaly
Drakes optional-totally uis, MraJ licgkie Jtiuvwn left Wedm s
the
tipper
part
of
the
Duplex
U
in
lore
Mr.
and
Mrs
M
K
l.ightfoot
perfect
automobiles
than
the
new
llke
any
other
system
on
leave
today
for
Suvuunuh.
day
afternoon
for
her
home
to
Column
L'ws (617) 7:110
tegral with the lower part. It ii a
American cars.
Studebaker*— we have the Duplex
baritone, pianist. Tampa Mrs. Brown spent the past lie will spend the r< liuiimh I of the will he among Ihi' entertainers for
unit body which harmonizes per
models ready for your inspection.
the evening and all Sanfold i.
^'rth Star Tele few days in Sanford the guest of week on business
fectly in beauty and (unction.
Come in today I
urged to rotne ami spend a pleas
The literatuie ilepartmelit <f the
-V
Ehl College hand. her sister, Mrs. R. J Holly
H. A T h o r n d i ke , of Or l a ndo, is ant evening.
1H
Woman's Club held its lust meet
'ime Fiddlers.
ilig •* the si hsoii yi-slel dllv after
Madame Harriet returned Wed. a p r o mi n e n t vi si t or s pe ndi ng a few
.Commercial Api
E. Be nne t t of Or l a ndo, t op
from Atlanta, Montezuma d a y s in S a n f o r d , the guest of tin1
noon in the m i d pail.a of tin- club, |
S T A N D A R D S IX
SPECIAL SIX
I" orchestra; 11 i "esiiay
B IG S IX
rest i llative i f the Uni t e d S t a t e s with Mrs C C. \\oodrutT, i halt'
, and other points m Georgia, where Val dez Hot el
______ ns in. w it yi h p.
! * ) In W II
U l l P.
117 In W II n K P.
I
lepm
t
melit
of
A
gi
j,i
l
t
ur
e,
spent
man
.presiding
The
depurtm'nt
' / nn ..o' / *!>** spent the |.ail two months
5-Paxa. Duplex-Phaeton $1145
5-Pasa. Duplex-Phaeton $1495
it> U4U.IO H ,(.asnnl|v
Ml" and Ml- t'lv.le llerl.y left M e d u e s d a v in t-anforil, tin- gtl e- l was happy to h a v e M i s Uei i t y
7-Pass. Duplex-Phaeton $1S75
3-Paaa. Duplex-Roadster 1125 3<* address; H.IU^
__
Monday foi Cuba when they e s - of t h e Mouteliuina Hotel.
Ihiss. Duplex-Roadster 1450
W i g h t . presi dent of (lie < l',h, pres
3-Pass.
Coupe-Roadster
1395
5-Pasa
Coupe............
2650
Iti'fore
••lit
H e r p r e s e n c e added mu c h t>>
Miss Lucy (' .( U s lima n , o f Tul pi.t to spend iwn weekPass. Victoria... 2050
5 Pass. Coupe........... . 1495 4 Miss I .oil I* e Httsrh, who lias t he ili t et esl nnd e n t h u s i a s m of the
|Citv Star (111) luhassee, state supervis.r ..I home Ii till mug home t to V will visit ill
7-Pass. Sedan........... ... . 2785
5Pass. Sedan ..... 2150
5- Pass. Sedan................. 1595
hi e ll th e g o e s !
trio; *17 Si ho >1 ts’oniimies, is spending several Tam|hi and Sarasota
Ille. I lllg
I Misti I I* t hit
5-Pasa.
Her
Line
.............
1550
5-Pasa.
Berlinc...............
2225
7
Pits. Berlinc............... 2860
week, left
t e n d r il f o i th e past
orchestra, min days in Sanford, the guest of the
M i»
J o h n .1
l . e o n a id i g a v e a
I
4
isSM
lbsukss.
4
dut
<60
ulrn
*
--k*m
l
Inai.fc
t
J|
m
*.^.,0.
|
;
1
ultu
M
r
d
u
e
s
d
a
y
I
or
|ght hawks.
In
I
l
l
o
l
l
l
e
III
New
lli-nr)
Ball
of
Huntington,
W
m
o
st
m
t
i
|-es|
m
g
talk
on
"
C
u
r
r
e
n
t
Valdez Hotel.
*
Ii A
A llll |>f(4
1 ^ 1 .4. f. f/. „<»- k
-..
____ 1 ftth/Ztl
__ k i . s . 141
. . tN
L slU
______
U- II !j1 (S. I/•iiUUtSI,
uswl
fr to’IlK i'li! Tta4k« )
Vu,, is spending a few .lays in San Yntk
I *i a i ii a l U 's ,"
w h iih
w as
full* w e d
Times ( 10(1)
by a f o lllh t t a o le disi iiks IoTi .
B F Shiver. . f Jin k* ohv ille, ford with Ills pareils Mr mill
Insti omental trio
kpt
Miss /.on Munson left the first of
Mi Ball was a
> ( Iti'J) h 13 or- * representing tin- Virginia-t arolma Mis .1 G. Ball
I'laiis we r g ma d e foi a n a l t ex
11 V l»C al. instill' I'hemual Company, spent lues member of the I uledo hull rluh dill t he we - k fo r St Retei sl iurg, whe r e hi 1>I t to lx- held hy tile depi i ' l
..n n vl a
s he Will join hri s i s t e r . MlSs f a n
melit id t he n e a r f u t u r e .
A com
( I' 1 a m. duner. 1 day und Wednesday in Sanford, tug the past season
rile Reha Munson. Mi sses
a and m i t t e e wa s appt d nt e d to a t t e n d t o i
I i u .'i i *i :mi i u u s u . the guest of the Valdez Hotel.
The friends of Mrs II II I’eu F a n n i e Jlebu e x p e r t to w.u k foi ull t he d e t a i l s wh i c h will he muile
Ik (41*21 l*i a. ny.
Mrs. Augusta Klgcnmun return Indy will lx- pleased to know that t he B a r n w e l l R e a l t y C o m p a n y <f public ut a n e ui l y d a t e
The d e - [
|i. in. music, od to her home in Orlando Tties she was the lucky one to draw the Nt i V t e r s h u r g i l u n n g the wi nt e r pe r t i ne nt p l a n* t o m a k e t hi s e x
day after spending a pleasant week free lot on Tainiami Tiail near j months. Miss /.on will sell real es- In hi t s o m e t h i n g t h a t t h e S a n f o r d
1463) !• a in. cdu end in Sunford the guest of her the Marvel Farm, given away re tale nod Miss Fannie Uehil will people will l ong r e m e m b e r wi t h
r h i
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B A K E R
fSt) p. m music, duugliter, Mrs. Fred Daiger.
jcently in Miuiiti.
huve charge of the olfice.
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PLAIN A N D KUR TRIM M ED, N E W SPORT COATS, LARGE PLAIDS
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exclusively
—a new kind of carl
D u p le x —
Value Points
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SAN JUAN GARAGE CO
s
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New Fall Coats at Special Prices
t
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IORIAM
HETTY - WALES
COATS
!
rge l). Hanson
returned to catth
li but her re-birth;
friendship true
licli I never kirn1"
my garden smile
ing all the while,
lower* of the fields
fa nature reveals—
Vd», the busy bees,
\e wild wood leaves,
jn the brook,
twhile in any book.
|flowers fair
niutlier'a life right
t from the ground
oral times around
my button hole
Jiiesty” , I’ m told.
it's modest too
the maidens do.
M with their fragt
s i
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criminal in hla
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P* face appear*
i)we. hide iU;
_thls globe
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Twenty-five
by Hetty - Wales Tailors,
finest mateiiuls tbut tun
s
be bought. Some
some
4
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numbers,
T
no two stylis alike, silk
!
lining,
nil-wool
i
mute-
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fur
liluiti.
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with
squirrel und seul collars;
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High ifrutli* ('lints m ill *1
re laid to rest
the earth's cold 15
jrv ho*'ms colil and
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illowed Mamma's
I
$2.95
COATS FOR
LITTLE WOMEN
(V.
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Special Sale
und
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l-ought a| q Hjieviul price.
brown, uruy, black and „
heigh.
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YREE-?? ,1’U.L HAWE TO
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Pcfeptte Gloom Felt Over De
feat In Wednesday’s Game
j Fans in Washington Hail
Their Heroes 5,000 Strong
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W ASHINGTON, Oct. 9— A rnnslrf|f rtceptidn; much like thnt nc-‘ ^
corded victorious football teams
b ^ co fle g c students, was given thu | 1
Washington
baseball team upon
_
its.return from Now York Into last
night.
A crowd estimated at
more thqn- f),000 was at Union
Station '<nd cheered Che team to
the echo. lM*« >*
i ;
The Giants were on the train
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•tOh th* Senators and nil came
through,JbaTgataa together but it
was vlwr that the ovation was all
for,, the home team who were
|eh(Mnd collectively and individual
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.•‘-.Take Dduberl, veternn first baseman nml
ly. The seception given Johnson, enptnin of the Cineinnati Bed*, died here early thi* morning, follow
Goslin, and Harris was the loudest. ing an operation for appendicitis.
•
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Capitol Gloopiy Over Defeat.
■WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. -W alter
Johnson’s second defeat at the
lV
hands o f the New York Giant*
™ Wednesday ■ east somewhat o f n
gloom over Washington Inst night.
Fans were disappointed because
Johnson again failed in an effort
to annex^a world series victory to
hi* long string of wins for the .Sen
ators.
The rapital took on an omen of
good Inch. CLarK G riffith'* winning
tho toss o f u coin to determine
where the seventh game o f the *••-.
» e s will bo played, should the S e n
ators even the count with the
GiantB by a Victory today,
i O fficials, i at Amorienn League
jtark'-her® l a s f night announced
that all seats were sold for today's
contest, with tlio exception o f a few
thousand
bleacher tickets which
ir Will not be offered the public until
9 a. m. today. They also said that
anticipating* the possibility of a
seventh game to determine the win•ner, tickets for the contest were
printed and ready for sale.
Dnubcrt wu* operated upon sevcrnl day* ago but complication*,
which set in almost immediately, mused attending physicians early
Wednesday to decide upon blood transfusion a* a last resort in the nt
t e m p t to save t h e baseball player’s life. With him when he died was
hi* wife and two children.
Dnubcrt'* death m a r k s tlx passing of another star diamond per
former And makes the second one ..........ur in the Bed' * lub during
the present year, Hal Moran, manager, having passed away last win
ter at Orlando, Fla.
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S o r e Tendon Will Rollins Varsity To
'Keep Ladkin From Play The Freshmen
R a c i n g Saturday Saturday Alernoon
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m o r a n -tk k v o h
f ig h t
AGAIN POBTPONKD
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* M IAMI, Kin., Oct. 9.— The fight
between Frankie Moran o f New
Orleans and Young Trevor of Key
W est, twice postponed on account
o f rain, ha* been postponed until i
next 'Mondify rtight, Oi-ttrtmr 1
when It will go on a* a semi-final !
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T H \&
tp \ r a l s
r^grrr
noted aktn ^<yujS
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LKX1NGTON, Ky., Oct.
J*.~ i
Driver Thomns W. Murphy added I
to hi* impressive showing this year (
hy winning three races on W ed
nesday's grand
circuit card—-the
Phoenix for 2:04 pacers with Ha run
Worthy, the Ashland for 2.11 trot
ter* with Etta Druien. and the 2.22
trot with Henry W. Oliver’s Elsie j
Scott.
The real fight developed in the •
2:12 pace, in which winners fought
it out in the finnl heat. Ilrook Vo
lo in the stable of l.on McDonald,
was a big favorite, but unsteadi
in1** almost caused bis downfall,
lie made three break* in three of
tbi1 heats, i»ut won the fourth in i
’stretch battle. The first heat went
to Spunks in a close finish with
John S. The second went to Brool.
Vein that paced all the mile. St»i
Until won the third after Brook
Volo and John S. gut together neat
the ipinttcr. McDonald was thrown
end John S'.* sulky was smashed.
Despite a break. Brook Volo won
the lointh heat and the rare
Ilrook Volo is o w n e d by J. J
l»
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eruptions hu
P|e. and tit*
j
Mld«m f,j,
tormant and dUkJ
d o W J h.ve
embaSPTMairwM,- 7]
qaitjcly .how* stf;
trouble ahould 2 !
dt Raw|«„ y
»ny Rood drujrilj
cold cream—Ad? ^
C iW t
CLARK Jf
WHAT'S THE
B\G \ D £ A -
DO "tOO WANT
To ORlOE T h is
VtPM TO THE c
MJALL?’
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A SUBPENA1.'. L
CALM g o o r s e l f - MR.
GJMfO - X HAOE O S L O A
lw c lE strateg m to
c:
g et
w it n e s s e s
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fo r
MOOR L A W S O tT - T h
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SET a jap. OF m a g ic r
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NAME
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does
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HERE'S A LIST |
OT- NAMES GOO '
CAM DEPEND . r *
, UPON fV3
)
VhTMESSCS I -
HADE To 1
*'A G E .
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Gas Rid
Ball Harfa
HOW DOC
TREAT
AND
To break- up a y
or to cut short *n d
How They Stand
I he S r o r e s
I II “I game New York 1, Wash
inglon .'I, (12 innings >
Sc- iiiil game
Washington
I
New York J.
Third game New York <1, Wash
"TM IJT VS "B A TS’’
B**1.1.1 NS i <*l.l FGK. Winter lllgtoli I
I'nik. Mil., tilt. '.I.- Despite tile
Fourth game
Washington 7
rain wlneh lias fallen piiulicatls New ^ ork I
evei v ilav. hath the "T ars” Ami
I'lftli game New \oik li, Wu*h
the “ Bill >" of Bollins t ollege have ington 2.
held inm lice I hluugho.il till- Week,
getting in 111 ill fol llu
annual A t t e n d a n c e p a id
i la h list II. al the field oil loelil i g a m e
tei t itoi \
Total
217.7. t
The "T a t-"
siiffeied
sevei at I . I os* I ft eipt *
*!•.*! Jioa.oti
minor casualties during the game Tidal
HtfT10 no
o f Sal urdigv last ami tlirv have toil
Advisory < ounejl
w p u d -,;.
rcimtted for in aet ire ns vet
Iotul
12KJ fit) -I
IN mis I* out with a sprained ankle ( l u l l s h a r e s
1«2.7H’J.*:r.
3 h2,Ii U),:i:i
tel lie and I at tops with a large bruise on T o t a l
/filler ("Bat I’lu vera .- bin e
a.iian'2.M
l Ip’ ll bis left houhlei
h nut p p - n li ’il i ha* a game foot, al
•k mat th"'igh he will be mi hand foi the
llilllt'hl
\ i,.tiling to "<*li| M :P Doin 'i
th* allow i* piniitiiic toward' tin*
' B i n * ” for tin
g a m e Nalutdnv.
\..t in l\ do the "B ats" piiatu'ul
*y i opmlisii rtu- temp. |mt. im n lg J
(|p nr t*JUgy
11* mi <3*0l»
team-
maSi
O R VO E V E , G O
broke»
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f
STOP
Cincinnati Reds Dead
Any bre.kin J
•van fiery, Itdifik_j
pie ri. ai ..
G overnm ent figures show
od Watson Says Flooded “AfUr th(* waU,r hu!> rccedetl
ft
a
x
xt
i the grove .should be well cifltivatcd
rni (.roves Arc In Need nlld fBrUliBmli K0 thal th, ^
Of Good Fertilization will be kept growing vigorously.
jvt.,|
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GAINF.SVILILK. Fla.. Oet.
1,1,1 V Good eiilt ivat mil and feitilir.atiun
are the tilings foi the glove that
These borers cannot maintain
themselves in a rapidly growing
tree n* they are drowiied in the
eopiotis flow of sap which fills ily package, ban
iird* h a s been Hooded, for iiime r e a s o n * t h e i r t u nn e l s .
guaranteed h;
■nth'than one. at cording to .1 B Wat
“ Apply whitgwusli to the trees, money hark if pita'
and Json. entomologi*! of tin- Florida ( adding a handful of salt to a huck- ed.— Adv.
i Kxpeiuneiit Station.
etful of the whitewash. This mu,.s. j In discussing Die subject. Pro |terial discourages more Igirvrs
lit,., fes*.,i Watson says many grove* from entering the trees.”
Bai- on low lying land have suffered
"In suite of the very liest cure.
w;i* from the effects ,,f the heavy m in s' many tree* thnt.have l*een nttarkSTOVKAND 1
ent- 1 o f Seplemlier and October
When '*1 by the shot-hole Ixirer will die.
l"i watei stands in a grove for many Dead trees should he burned FIRE PLACE
*av. d a l's tip. trees become weakened i promptly so a* to destroy the
CH’TTOJ
ran ,.nd ate then at linked by the but borer* liefore they uttack other
f o r mg worm ktiow’ti a* the shot-hole tree*."
SEE
!onV*| b o f e t
I litre a t t a c k e d , hi' add*, it
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waf* does pot take these worms long to
The cb *er a man is the more
f i l l a tin
i distant hi* friends are.
J. I). I)At
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THE SANFORD
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PHONE
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SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT
LATES
Advertising1 ,
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SD y THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,1924
Lost and Found
_____
Wanted
Building: Material
ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD
Houses For Sale
Rooms For Rent
Houses For Rent A,
»*
FOR RENT— 2 or 3 room*, 1st and i K IR RENT— Fire room cottage on
2nd floor. No objection to Bmall i paved street. Apply 300 French'
Advance
children.
110 W. 3rd St.
1 AveLLt i r - RflKiV—ftoomK
ir
•
FOR
Wouldn't ’ F0B RENT— Ten room house, L ,
rre you be able to use the money aepaved highway, one mile n or„.
Mad m lcured by renting that vacant room
Font Office nt Longwood, across
■lair !•>
now going to waste? There are ; t‘,p
^TOm Short’s filling stwI*e a 11Aa
many persona looking for places to |“ ° n- Apply to W. S. Entsmlnger,
: a Itaa
stay. Help lake care of them and Longwood. Fla,
M a Ilaa
not only make money bujt assist ii. FOR RENT— Five-room house, lo«« a U»*
kceplng people In Sanford. Phone ! cated just south of school buildutile abov*
148 and give your ad over the tel- i ing on hard road at Paola six miles
Rooms
Watitcd
re fu r c o o ephone. Uec The Herald fob quick ; west of Sanford. Apply to J. G.
,
gram.
Beat
advertising
medium
in
Cars
For
Sale
f. ■ > .>4
2(1. (15 acres. For price and terms
service.
.
j Hcrschberger, next door south of<
------------------------------------------------------->«• length i South Florida Published morning!. address owner W, M. Brock. P. O.
' S'.ar-Tclegram. Lakeland, Fla.
|FOR RENT—Ono room with board' ,t’
FOR
SALE—One
“
Hupmobile"
ROOMS
WANTED—Three
furn
Box 843, M iami,.Fla.___________
for Brat
for two gentlemen. Apply |11 FOR KENT— House cnnfortably.
tom ing. 1*. A. Mere. Wight
ished. with garngtt' privjleg*.
ONE
family bungalow furnished, Address C H. Pearce, cans General Ilro- building.
OHIO—Xenia.
Make
your
sales
furnished hath, gas. lights, and
W, 2nd Street,
________________
itHcted to
_**
with garage; Two family bunga Delivery, City.
garage.
209 E. 11th Street.
* **
through the Xenia Garette,
FOR RENT—2 largo front rooms
l FOR SALE I Vi ton Indian truck,
T he 8enXenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural low furnished with 2 garages.
evpumlble
adjoining bnth, $20 per month.
stake body, good rubber fine
district Want ad and display For sale on easy terms. Apply
In se rtio n ,
mochamnil condition Sorest GnrTQ9 West 3rd St._________________
705
West
First
Street.
Sanford.
j
rates
on
requoat
■UbeequeDt
Apartments
i dens Farms, Oviedo. Fla. ______
Position Wanted
Fla.
should hr
FOR RENT— Furnished bet! room,
c u e of
c o i .u m c u b
« o V .) i - E D n u n — C la w _ 1 FOR SALE OR TRADE— One first
For Rent
Wanted To Buy
711 Park Ave. _______________ |
I
l(led ad* h a v e th«t la r g e s t c lr c u d n ^ “ SPECIAL STUDEBAK; l a ll o n In
S o u th w e s te rn
U m r u la . NOTICE OF HALF, OF $165,000.00 WANTED—Job
1%
ns collector or K ir . 1922. New paint, new li- WANTED TO HUY— Second hand FOR RENT—Two nice rooms furn
ktlve thor I l u t e *o ( C - w u r d ) H b a
ished for light housekeeping. 719 APARTMENT FOR RENT— On^
i. clothes.
402 Sanford Ave.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT
I salesman for reliable firm. ***'cense. Will consider, lot chickens'*
c
ite*. rule* j ADVERTISE, in the Journal-Her3 room and one 2 room apart*-'
Oak Ave.
T.
Howell.
j
or
Will
sell
for
cash.
Prefer
cash.
r
Hive you
IlONpS OF THE CITY
ald, South Georgia's greatest!
m rnt^ Apply 300 French Ave.
„ 'A n d If
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t
J.
M.
Is'inoine,
Osceola.
Fla.______<
OFi SANFORD,
|alat you In Inewspaper. Morning, afternoon,!
.F O R RENT—4-reom
furnishtl
WANTED TO TRADE »’ 1023 Ford '
to oiske , weekly and Sunday Classified rates ,
LOANS, LOANS, LOANS
I apartment.
All conveniences,
FLORIDA
Help
Wanted
Touting
Car
in
good
condition
[
i 10c per line. Waycruss Journal-, Notice is hereby given that up
f Through a larga bonding com - 1 nnd garage. I t ” Laurel Ave.
y.'
for a Ford truck or some light i
ICR.
FOR
Herald, Waycro**. Georgia.
onny the "Seminole Business Ex- KOR RKNT—2 ~ o r 3* ' furnlafiaSf
Will meet you anywhere.
truck
r i v e th*(r
TO R E A C H ® * p o r o u s farm- to and until 2 o’clock p. m. on U » , WANTK|l AT ONVF M(l„
Wrl|).
87a. s „ nfonl, Fla.
All makes Automobiles nnd change" is able to negotiate Imuis ( room apartnient. Also furnlsh■ddreil *■
on First Mortgage on Improved
iniproveji
r,M,ms
Palmetto Ave,
a u u io a r ii
ere and fern growers o f Volutla 20th day of October, A. D 1924,
Man with knowledge genLighting Plants, any make.
About one
'
1 roperty
Applications will M,uth nf fire Gallon,
county _»d vc rtiso in th# Del-and j
, ________ __;ll t
.1 rrnl fjirminir. Nut truck fnrmimj.(
4
( H H 1C
lu-mrtl n e e *
lie strutlv confidenli.il
DaRy'NcwV/reU ic per'wonC cjih |"™ '«l Proposals will be received ^Vf. -fp
i
"
m
' Commission of the City of Sanford,
to |
I v /Y I I S lv v f o .^
olhere can't
with order.
i>y Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase nnd live on plan
Good «i xo room Flnnda, and as CX-olTieio Bond J>h ( m e 5 4 g ----------S a i l f o r d
you unleei
DOG LICENSES
’ ’ *‘V
free*
‘ A LITTLE Vk ANT AD In The C. J. Marshall, as the City Com- hntlS'
l’npe Washington, lon g- '
Trustees o f the City of Knnford,
DUE OCTOBER 1, 1924.
t.
MU ST he
Simmons Siberia
! Herald will bring you big re- [ ' '
“ *"1 ’ ,' J
wood.
It T h e * * ■ Kbit idu, and the seal of said t fty,
j suit*. Advertise those old articles j mission of the City of Sanford. _____
«» hr let*
Hcfriireratora
Notice i* hereby given that
on tins the 21 th day o f * ept ember
you have stored away and havo Florida, for the purchase of One
dHMioalla. P V It 1.1 C STENOGRAPHER
license on dogs is now due.
1114.
jnn use for. A little thlrty-ceru Ad Hundred
at
y S
Sixty-live
'Ilmusutidi
v „ UI husiness solicited. ' H. B. A. D 1924.
Alfred Foster. Tax Collector.
gi
may bring you several dollars. ($lf.ri,i)0ft.(K)) Dollar Public Ini- f A.wis f.• Co.. Phone 349
FOimEST
LAKE.
By, Ellen Hoy, Deputy
ipl, ICfflrtant
Phsne 148 nnd a representative
Ball
Hardware
Co.
provement Bonds of the City of
-__—_ .
—
(Seal)
S. O. CHASE,
will call to see you.
To fit any Job on earth
C. J. MARSHALL,
FLORID A—ORLANDO— Orh^da **<'<'"<'. ............. tin- proceeds to
Proposals should he addressed to
lancous
NASH SUIT Oil
PRICKS
innrnng Ss’ ntinel; largest class!- he derived from the sale thereof to Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. , As the City Commission of tho
SPKKI) UP YOUR
OVERCOAT
tlml
you
ran
ulTonl
to
pay.
fled business, rate 1c n word, min- lie used to enlarge, improve and J. Marshall, ns the City Commis
City of Sanford. Florida, and as
[Sale
Tailorofl-to-Mrn*ure
L A ZY LIVER
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feet i* thorough ami complete. It
TO REACH BUYERS or s-lb-rs of Miialdy pledged La Ho payment of
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ing of exhilaration, strength, vim,
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and buoyancy of spirit*.
Price
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fil't
Solti hy Union Pharmacy.
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'J. ( 'u sto n u T s for fu r•is ni husil.es* up THE MORNING JOURNAL t* tin Florida.
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Daytona (l*in ) One cent u wind a certified idiet k f"i I o ( 2 ' < I per ■
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it proatly mlured prices.
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mi Hoy. Deputy a n_ insertion. Mini mum 25i
s u lit * m! it I * »•i I*»' r h I »f t, t Ii m mi tn « w A11
Cash or Credit
tent, of tiie amount of the lioluls ^
U* Kirtfiii'd i«. miinn fit p e m u h o r
ADVERTLSINCi gets results if it
in i muira hi t'nnlIitic to Ihw.
USED I’ UIlNITDItE CO.
reaches potential buyers.
Pn to l>e sold .
NV|tn«*MH m y
nar n*.
he
County
J u f t i e r *•( tin* r i i i j r i t y t t f u n i H l i l t h i s
til’s Barber latka Daily News i* circulated In AMOUNTS BID FOR SAID a
P h on e aZS.
oi ti iltiy o f B v i i l r n t l i e r , A 11. I S B 4,
industrial and agricultural sec BONDS MUST BE STATED IN !
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rood barber Inn
tion.
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DOLLARS AND CENTS.
£
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es welcome, st. Augustine. f i 7a - - st
Bids may he submitted in the ul- ■
Johns County is reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record tcreative as to rate of interest ■
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Quick results. Two cents per word bonds are to hear, alternative bids ■
j Sample copy on reuucst.
to be baaed on a rate of interest,*
ft
less than
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light to reject any and all
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nt t omes in liquitl >tint worms are cross, restless and bids is re&urveil.
(I is u eomhinn- unhealthy. There are other symp
Dull Hot only purl
toms, however.
If the child is
If germs that cause pule, has dark rings uniter the
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t H
kiory s poet I Hud terest m play, it is almost a eer
which take weeks tainly that worms are eating away S’I(J\ K A N I)
.ordmarj liniments its vitality. The surest remedy for i/ i u i ,' p| A(>|
iuier the powerful [worms is White's Cream Y’ennl-,
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TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE— FOUND— Large white and yellow
dog Thuradny night. presumably
Send In your gubscnptloti to the
Owner may locate
tribune or band it to your local n bird dog.
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dealer to you can read Florida* anme by calling at Herald office,
greatest newspaper.
Ono yogr!paying for this ad and'fittingly
118 00. 6 months ROO, three months \reward finder.
! ROD. If you desire $1,000 Inaur-'
|anoe policy add 7a esnts to your
j orders
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WANTED— Santera business men
who nre in need ot competent
help should rend ths classified
page of The Herald. There’s no
reason for sending out-of-town for
help when thcro is probably -just
the person you want In the. citt
WANTED— Boarders. 311 Palmet
to A v e . •
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MIRACI.R Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing block*. Irrigation boxes. J. B.
Terwillcjcr, Prop.
Lumber and Building Material
Cartrr Lumber Company
N. laurel St.
Phono 555
HILL LUMBER CO. House o f
Service, Quality and Price, ,
FOR SALE— Large, roomy bungs^ low. Completely furnished with
up-to-date furnlttire. Tills house
was built for, a home. Located on
Magnolia'Ava. between Twelfth
and Thirt«gmn!tetreot*. Very best
location iif Sanford. ' Will soil for
$3,000.00 furnished; $2,000 •cash.
Balance In terms very easy to han
dle. Sco W. U Rumple at First
National Bank or enll phono 207
and make appointment. ________
FOR SALE— 3 colored houses and
one lot in Georgetown._ One
block from Celery Ave.
Excepj tional Investment.. Hpusea only recently built. For particulars Int
ut naumcf Specialty Shop
m,xt to Post Office,
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Saturday . Ia: Last
Chance to Register
Awaits Chair
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S a tu rd a y will be th e la s t day
which the people o f S e m i
Senator B rookhart is C harged
Leaves Today on Tour W hich on
nole county will have t h e privW ith Havinir Speeded O u st
Will C arry Him T hrough 4 iledge A( f a s c e r ta in in g th e ir
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Middle W estern S ta le s; Re
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tu rn s to New York Oct. 25 County officials urgea tho peo
W ASHINGTON, Oct. l O - i t f
ple to take a d v a n ta g e of th is
T he W naliington
S e n a to r? '
Inst opportunity to q u a lify fo r
w ere crowned th e 1924 w o rn ’* '
the presidential election. .
hasebnll cham pions, defeating ' j
A large num ber of nam es, it
th e Now*York G iants
is sta te d , have been e rased from
Nominee
O ptim istic
Over the re g iste r hooks becauio of W heeler’s A ctivities in Case
thin nfternoon by a acoro of 4f-jj
A re Also Related in Affi
R eports of the Doubt fill thq failure the persons to pay
lim
to
^ in 12 innings.
davit Made by A. I.. Fink
Alex Kuntllc, 19-yenr-old Akron
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w inning run c a rn e t
people
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(O.) youth, u n d e r death sentence
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receipt
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second baae, scored on
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hoy th e m u r d e r of his cousin, Eliz
N EW YOKE. Oct. 10.— Two
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An alleged a ffid a v it l»y A. L. Fink,
a
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douhle from the. h n t .*■„
a b e t h Nugy, is basing his fight to more extensive drives a re planned I the re g istra tio n office and re*
He fighting ta c tic s triu m p h e d over the s t r a t e g y of Jo h n Mce n te r their nam es on th e books.
of b u f f a lo . Now York, describing whose
escape the electric c h a ir on J u d g e by John W. Davis,
Democratic
of McNeely, S e n a to r outfielder. I t
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C a v e rly ’s decision in the In-npold- sta n d a rd b e n re r before the elec
wns a gnmo re p le te w ith all kind*-'.,
ton K. W heeler induced Roxie S tin W orld’s Scries in tho history of org a n iz e d bnseball.
tion, one s ta r tin g late today in n
of good nnd had plays. The S*ns;;
son to te stify ngninst fo rm e r A t
CO Tcal.. Oct. 10.
sw ing th ro u g h the middle west
torney G eneral H arry M. D a u g h e r
n to rs had several e rro rs chalked
and the second following his r e
the rendezvous
ty. w a s rend Inst night by Daniel
tu rn to New York Oct. 25 which
up
a g a in st them , b u t ' a t atnot*>qfl
tjrm en and th e
F. Steck. Democratic c a n d id a te for
will c a rry him into New Englund.
tim
es
th e y played brilliantly.
U. S. S e n a to r
in a c a m p a ig n
navy a irc ra ft recDavis is ta k in g the fight into the
S
everal
p itc h e rs were used oa:
speech.
middle w est Including Indiana.
the arrival of the
both sides, Johnson being the beat
Mr. Stcck charged th a t his Re
Missouri,
Kentucky,
and
T
e
n
n
e
ss
_i, due late th is nft18122776
tw ir ie r for the world's champiQB*. publican opponent. S e na tor S m ith
ee points.
T he New York s ta te
I h e lw t Inp of the
M annger H a rris was the star of '
..nir has Iteen successful is the he Eleven Mills Assessed For W. b r o o k h a r t, assisted in o b ta in in g
•
V
Folk's services to induce Miss S tin
the game, having to his e r f d it *V*3
lief.
lu e n ta l.. ja u n t
is
O rdinary Purposes of City son to testify. Stock said he had
som er and n single which drioVa la
From th e s u m m a ry of Intr-i po
Eart S aturday n fter- Revolving C redit Will Answ er
G overnm ent nnd Seven for sta rte d petitions to A ttorney G en Proves Very Successful T erm ; W isconsin S enator R eiterates tiie two runs which tied tho a c o r * ,'
litical
developm
ents
presented
to
§e ship reported at
Q uestion F inancing Crop; the candidate hy Cht-in I*. Shaver.
Stone, requesting an in v e s tig a
County Loses Only One of
C harge of Slush Fund And in the eighth.
In terest and Sinking Fund eral
tion of the D a ughe rty investigation
iz., nj. 5,20 o’clock
Hanks of Six C ities Mem Democratic Notional C o m m i t t e e
by innings was:
17
C
rim
inal
C
ases;
S
a
tu
r
Also C harges Coercion Is ( b Score
committee.
a
n
t
s
—
|g . m ountain tim e.
bers Hacking Group, is Said C ha irm a n . Mr. Davis drew the d e
S anford's lux r a te for 1925 will
Being Practiced by Leaders
day Session to Close Term
000 003 000 000—3
g S.
The a ffid a v it said th a t Fink, In
duction tiint a c ha nging sentim ent l.c IH mills or $ I HO per $100 propS e n a to rs—
re
tu
rn
for
a
ssista
n
c
e
in
th
e
se
n
a
te
ITFI. T er.. Ort. 10.
N EW YORK. Oct. 1<>. F in a n c favorable to th e ticket headed bv orty valuation. The fig u re includ
D E T R O IT .
Oct.
10.—S e n a to r
Tlie present
te rm \>f county
000 Oil) 020 001— 4
10 4
investigation was promised the o f
jg in n t of the nir. the ing of n Inrge p e rc e n ta g e of the hint was developing rapidly and es " ll nulls u poit the dollar for fice of internal revenue collector in
Again the w e a th e r was perfect
R
obert
M.
L
a
F
o
llc
tte
,
independent
c
o
u
rt
which
really
ended
this
ordinary purposes of the inuniciInst night wn* nniling r o tte n crop bundled liy the T exas generally.
declnreit fur the seventh gam e of the WorH’a.
F a r m b u r e a u Cotton Association
Issues S ta te m e n t
polity and seven mills upon the dol- buffuln, anil th a t ins a tto r n e y . Hen I m orning, stn te s County P r o se c u t jiresidi-ntial candidate,
series. W ashington. Jubilant ov e r. .
id expanse of W est- uguin will he u n d e rta k e n hy a
J u s t how f a r reaching the re ! |Jir for the interest and sinking ry S te rn , of b u ffa lo , was promised ing A ttorney Sehellc Maines, ini' h ere lust n ig h t in his first c a m the iiutronie of y e ste rd a y ’s g a m e *'
a federal ju d g sh ip in New York.
the second leg of its hanking group headed by the Sen- ported ch a n g e m sentim ent ul11 1fund account.
Tlie a ffid a v it said these promise* proven a very successful one from paign speech in the middle west when its favorites came front bemtnl voyage.
Izsav- hoard N ational Hank and Gold, nmtely would prove to he. Mr
Tins was learned from fig u re s
made hy S e n a to r W heeler. It , the sta n d p o in t of th e various coun- tha t " t h e use of money in d o u b t | hind to lie tlie series for the th ird s y |
>rth ut 9:4t> u. tn. c e n Sachs & C om pany, by m eans ,.f a S h a v e r said he was not prepared supplied recentl> hy th e c ity officIn
a
sta
le
asserted
th a t W heeler prom ised j (y officials. Of 17 crim inal cases ful s ta le s is only one of tho m etht
s.
The
new
tax
levy
is
the
srtme
not to
exceed ! “ « ‘his tim e to disclose.
time. a f te r spending revolving credit
, ,
. . . .
,,
in
s to rm the field. Applicationa l o w .
one was lost hy th e Mule. In ■tls
hy which the Republican com
night moore'* to the «*'< o on .000 n t a n y one tim e, it wns I ‘'icnt which he issued a f te r ins ns for the past y e a r a lth o u g h the Mix* Stinson o p p o rtu n ity for per- j
conference w ith Mr. Davis, tin estim a te d am ount of tax receipts sonal gain on th e New York slock | addition to this tin- countityy .tia t t or m ittee nnd its flnunrial su p p o rte rs seuts begun to pour in im mediately* M
the sourctt of ii s I urn
ed T hursda y.
u f te r tiie gam e began today a t 3- ■
c h a irm a n snid:
ncy won three civil casus
' f o r 9 125 a re *30,326 or approxi- m arket if she should testify.
a re s tr iv in g to save th e ir candi o'clock
the big ship w
reHanks in Ran Francisco, Chi-,
Reuding
the
a
ffid
a
v
it,
Steck
quid
"
N
o
r
is
the
constantly
increns
mutely 31 per cent m ore th a n for
In the case of the s ta te vs. Joe da te s from u t t e r d e fe a t."
luivo passed over .lid- cago, Philadelphia, Providence, It.
.
. . .
M anager H a rris announced as his
ed Fink as sa y in g he went to i love b low n, churged w ith culpable nog
15 p. m. central stnnd- I. and H ouston and Dallas. Te*.,l »"* "rithusiust for Mr. Davis «oB 1921
.
lining Kcvnomlr I’rcM ure
pitching chuirr of tho day, Ogden,
land Feb. 18. last, on business, ligence,. Tho . d e fe n d a n t was
fined to New York alone.
Tin
According
to
the
fig
u
re
s
a
v
a
il
f o u n d i ••Fur more insidious, f a r mure youthful r ig h th a n d e r, who haa not
uro m em bers of the group. The
of Gov. Sm ith tn able, it is found l tint th e nsxps Oil Front n e w sp a p e rs lie learned th u t
| was delayed here 46 association, which wns financed j splendid speech
nro„s,.,i „ Mimilai ng value of S anford pro p e rty for 1925 Itoxie Stinson n friend of twelve guilty. S e nte nc e will Ik- imposed J ,.„rt Up( jn its u ltim a te social con had an o p p o rtu n ity to d is p la y .h U .
»u»e of th e “ hanvIneH*" last ye a r in the sa m e w ay exN)lirit th ,r * . | don’t fur i, $8,455,000 while for 1924 It y i\ fn ago, had fallen heir to a cot^ un S a tu rd a y m orning, it wu» auid. *,u|uenees," he udiled, "id th e use skill l>vfurc.<iwrlng J h c »c rie j-‘O g
%t will bti rem em bered th a t brow n ! n j- tht/JAp*} r ia l and economic pow- den, however, w as destined tn last
uccording, to I Jt-uL nects to handle morn than 2
a it a u te c o n c e d e M uh«» i h u sv t ts.
w in a p p roxim ately *6,770,222. Thi» s id ita b U a m o u n t of money. In n coj ra n into O scar V trn d n . c ounty t r a f - 1 r r „f hualnca* to Intim idate nnd hut a m inute, fig u ra tiv e ly speak*
. Z a c h a r y - Lanedownc, Laics o f this sen son'* crop. “ •
‘The very la rg e m eeting at is an increase of *1,571.778 or mori of additional funds for his business lie officer, some tim e a g o a n d *e, diz. ns who give th e ir *u- ing, because when tho y o u n g ste r
o r nit) diHgitoft. ami
"The Texa* association," n M ate. I.ril*.;^.n’r ; : Jlast night when Gin
lie requested Miss Stinson to meet
E astland. w here it merit anlid. " th r o u g h the financing
allowed sig n s n f stag*
..... (lf A labam a, spoke a* a (ban 24 per cent, the same increase him. They went In u hot**l to d i s verely injured the la tte r. The of- ,„ llt tn k „. pro g re ssiv e ticket, suddenly
as in tax receipt*.
j:60 p. in. indicate th a t of it* re q u ire m e n ts by th e nred
ficer w as confined to the ho sp ita l (
|,r ,.a»ure is laiing b r o u g h t txi fr ig h t a f te r he had walked th e first
pinch
h
itte
r
in
place
of
tinNew
cus*
ills
a
f
f
a
ir
s
hut
Miss
.Stinson,
Outside
of
the
increase
in
till*
t"r u n n in g behind Hche- ium of prim e hunks' hill*, sold in
for several weeks nnd Inis ri- c e n t- .
tlpou business men, holne man to face him. M anager H a rria
n stro n g wind from New York, ium the udvu n ta g e **f a York governor, was a truly t r lal budget of *30,593 ill tax r e in te r r u p te d .the affidavit said, with | ly re tu rn e d to Sunford ftoni Geur- j , „ „,.r , borrow ers and employees yanked him in favor of Mugridgtf-m arkable d em onstration, and Dem ceipts. th e re is an increase of *50.- the sta te m e n t
g i n , w here he went to re c u p e ra te . I
,i|,on' every class
of ritise n
Buriies, th a t dependable r ig h t
cheap money m a rk e t. The lower ocratic leaders in Rhode Island
"I have a fur lugger deal on
U00 for the w a te rw o rk s and gas
who*......... ..
positions enables hander of the G iants, was a nnounc
of the Shenandoah money r a te prevailing at the pies |tt(W
A
verdict
for
the
plaintiff
w
as
assured of success fur
rigid now nnd you ought to come
p
la
n
trecently
acquired
by
the
city
to K1 Paso is nlong ent time, us com pared with last
given hy the jury ill the case o these poderful in te re sts to apply ed ns the h u rle r for tlie N ational'
national and sta te ticket
in on il."
L| Puiufic roud. From y ear will effect a very m a te ria l
S m i t h b r o t h e r s , u i oi p o in t io i i, vs tiie lliuinhsi ri-w."
| I.euguel* i'eckilipnilgh. th e SUJUt*
"The a d v a n ta g e s of having a Receipts from each of these plants
"I
asked
her
what
It
w
a
t."
Sleek
[Southern Pacific rail- saving tn the unsocial im .
whuMvR eiterating hi* c h a r g e that the , lu rs' sinr shortstop nnd
candidate who • an speak t»»r loin a re e - l'in a te d at *28.1100 T hese fig ri-Mii from tin- a ffidavit, "and she .1 If. R o b in so n , r e p lev in *200. .1.
i
n
i
'
a
eg
r
e
g
a
te
tile
g
r
e
a
te
r
putt
of
fill he followed to San
G. S h a ro n w ns a tto r n e y for the Republican p a r ty is raising a i pinch Inis were res|itinsihle for
Accept T exas Drafta.
,, |f anil lor his ju n ty , who can let
,
told
me
ttint
she
wan
bring
di
fruotltlie ship's next port
plaintiff and Fred R \\ ilsoii for
“ The new agreem ent provides (
\,,t,.|- know from Ins own lips ' (lie budget's gain
lii'li fund to buy the election in twii victories for tlie S enators, w ag
\ t a b u l a t i o n o f f i g u r e s f o r t h e , c-d out of hel JII'I portion of J ess the defendant
The
«use
of
the
loul'Lful
-Intes." S e n a to r LuFol- j o||t of the line up liecause of in*.
I hat credits shall he made avail
he Muiyt* and what he
I S in d h 's estate, because he M-fused
I hur&day’a
Mc< uskey R egister < ompnliy Win |,.|(,. HHserted tiint the stntenielil ju rie s kustaiiasi III
dirigible passed Abi
able through acceptance hy mein- s t a n d ' h i, uic becoming more and I wo velirs I- a s f o l l o w s
|
to
recognize
her
of
allow
S
m
ith
to
1925
in. it wns iiiuintnin hers of the m ankipg g roup of mole evident as the ca m pa ign pro I
continued.
,,| i liHirman b u tle r of tile national g a m e .
I
have
her
in
W
ashington,
all
the
E 'ttiir ite d income
*111,318 00
I'residelit Coolidge was a g a in a
i f 4.ri miles an hour at d r a f ts draw n by the Texas uskociu- p u s s e s . ”
comment mg
Again in I lie case o( 1 L. Wood c.immll
lb ul. personal ta x e s
152.190.00 I tu n e they were in office, and th a t
about 3.000 feet, ac- tion. These d r a f t s may be draw n
spectator. With Mrs. Coolidge, ho
| tl u nothe r s ta te m e n t. Mr D u \ i '
I she w as pn-pared if necessary to rulf and W. E. W atson vs. II. \V. s m a l t i "does not meet tlie
'l
a
'll
It
I
O
rdinary
fund
1.986.05
rndio disputeh from up to May I, 1925, the maximum ' de c luied h e fon he left f«»« hi*
invent stone* th a t would incrimin H e r n d o n , th e verd ict w a s fo r th e S c r a n t o n s p e e c h o f th e W is co n sin I c a m e e a r ly , b o th e n jo y e d tha con'lush
fu n d in b eing t«-*t unim-iist-ly u* wn* evidenced- ;
il't \ alloy to rest un
I Ills
D amuges in tin c a s e lh at
*265.524.05
j
ate
D a u g h e rty to such an extent plaintiff.
budget total
hy tlu-ir frequent a pplause. A f te r .
stunding at any one tune being til Friday when lie depart* for In
hn G. Leon- raised ."
thut he would he furred to resign am o u n te d to *250
d lK N A N D O A H . Oct. limited to * 10,000,0(8).
the Senators had won y e ste rd a y , '
d i a t i i i p o l l " N v w York sta te
will
plainurdy
was
a
tto
r
n
e
y
for
the
D
ia
s
Nut
Deny
C
harges.
from
office
a
lthough
th
a
t
she
ex1924
knumioiih finished her
the President m ade know n his in
Cotton in shipm ent, to or stored he toluol in the Democratic column
"
H
e
does
not
dispute
tlie
as
tiff.
pe
tte
d
to
sell
her
story
for
*150.* 47,577.98
tite tilnln* of Texus with the Houston Compress Com on November 4. The sta te and no E stim a te d income
tention of being p r e s e n t today.'
1)00.
which
she
felt
she
was
e
n
t
i
t
sertion."
continued
S
e
n
a
to
r
I
j
i
F
o
I121.864.00
The verdict for the case of the
Real, personal tuxes
The Pecos rivur was puny, o f Houston, or oth e r w a re tionul tickets will win hy substun
T he Giant* w ere the fa v o rite s in«
led to. She asked me if l would get W uycross Casket Com pany vs. lette, "ll at it was In Im- used to
and the long steady houses approved hy the m a na ge rs t in I pluralities."
be ttin g us the tw o ti-nm* took tu
'iin*
t
3
llie
election
ill
doubtful
some
s
tro
n
g
Dvmocrut
to
purchase
j
^
U(qjn
A
:
Morris,
was
in
favor
of
<169.441.98
budget total
ie Rock' M ountains of the han k in g group, will ire se“ ‘E veryw here in this s ta te , as
not m eet the tin* field b u t th e Senator* w ere n o t 8
the plaintiff, the case being in Ue- s ales, lie does
Of the c ity 's new b u d g e t It is th e story she conciK-tod."
l* expected to Ik{
for the credits. Tlie o r d e r elsew here,' Mr. Davis said, “ I have
The c h a rg e th a t th is plan was con w ith o u t th e ir xupporters.
Knew She Knew N othing.
fuult.
Damage*
in
the
case
w
ere
shown
already
thut
*152,199
will
li'nl of ll»i» nine thou- , ly „m ^a rk
l ..4
G iant bui-kers w ere o ffe rin g slight
e tin g th e cotton crop i* been im pressed hy the deep in te r
ceived
a
t
a
conference
at
which
he,
Fink,
the
a
ff
id
a
v
it
continued,
*300.
Jo
h
n
G.
L
eonardy
w
as
a
t
hy real nut! personal
j|»e.
provided for, the Texus association est shown by ull who came to hear hernised
W. T. Mellon, of 1‘ittnbuig, und odds.
"realized tha t the w om an knew
riRlble approached El having ugreed thnt su long as there w hat I had to suy. T here is no taxes, th a t is, the tax receipts arc nothing positive hut was depending torney for the defendant.
b o th pitchers w ere h u rlin g t;re e t
In the ease o f the O ppetiheim er E dw ard T. S toteshury of I’hlladel- hull with hut one hit huving been
|e Mexican bo rd e r it shall be o u tsta n d in g any drufts uputhy i n ' t h e Democratic lines. e stim ated at th a t a m ount. Also. purely upon hearsay nnd gossip."
th
e
G eneva
Phia.
w
e
re
present
lie
dors
not
Casing Com pany vs.
U ontlliued on l u g e 8.)
I ttd
Tucson.
Arts., under the a g re e m e n t, all the cot The rank and file and their leaders
made on e ither *ide up u n t i l 't h e
Packing Com pany, both c o rp o ra m eet the churgu th a t P e n n sy lv a S e n a to r s ’ hulf of the f ifth inning
kched around daw n to- ton acquired from its members ure w orking shoulder to shoulder j
nia
's
quota
was
*600,000.
He
does
turns, the Verdict was given in fnwhen
S tanley
H a rris, b r J lU itf r
d u rin g the 1924-1925 sea win will
vot o f the defendant. G. W. S p e n not a n sw e r the c h a rg e th a t the to- p la y e r-m a n a g e r uf tlie Wastiln
was charted bv Lieut. Iks sold a t a m inimum uvorugc
tul
uinount
sought
w
as
four
ur
five
cer, Jr., re p re se n te d the plaintiff
team lifted one of burne*
Xuchnry LansdowTie, monthly ra te of ten per cent of
swf
in the cose and Bchelle Muines the million dollars."
to tlie centerficld Idearhurt fa r a
Ihe ship of the skies its estim ated cotton receipts fyr
defendant.
home run.
Il wu» tho first hit to* science and soul of A m erica are
|r in g s tr a ig h t a* the | the season.
he made off of barite*' delivery.. • The oust- of the s ta te x*. J. b.
rotn Tucson to Yuma.
coming to an aw akening. There
puarunce
told
of
ahaoluta
in
d
if
f
e
r
"W hat indicates u good shopper,
H nrrix' perform ance was th e
*
Iw c a th e r conditions are
an Ik- no question tha t s o m e o f
ence to fashion. Tliuir fact* wen- Skipper, charged w ith driving a
ruuiidoah will continue
the usual guides to political re- t h a t is, from u financial stand tired looking und cart- w orn. A car while Intoxicated, was c o n tin
mil for u dem onstration such au lias
I
point
7”
i»
u
question
w
ith
which
the m ountains, while
never been seen before in u w o r ld 's ,
| suit* will he re tu rn e d this fall.
clerk made u quirk survey of the ued to th e next te rm of c ourt on
winds are too r tro n g
The g r e a t group of voters who nearly ull m e rc h a n ts a r e c o n sta n tl\ d re sse s und selected a few of Un U motion by the defendant. Geo. |
series. The W ashington rooterSi-1n
p o
I n m n rrO W
1U II1U IIW V T
kr for several hundred
c a rry elections ure very carefully c onfronted. They ask this q u e s less expensive ones, b u t the t-yes A. D eCottes was a tto r n e y for the , V> I II 3 C 3
fruntic with excitem ent, jum ped in
mountain trass n orth
w eighing the
a rg u m e n ts
being tion often and th e cusuul observer of the old ludie* hud a lre a d y w a n defendant.
the air nnd yelled for victory as
.
At ten o'clock Suturday nig h t the they loudly nccluinmi the youthful
Sea and fbllow the
m ade and it alreudy is plain tiint som etim es asks it himself.
Mr.
Muines
s
ta
te
s
thut
w
ith
dered
to
some
of
the
p
r
e
ttie
r
ones.
This w as revealed recently in an
third
period
of
The
Herald'*
S
a
le
s
to San Diego.
they a re not g r a tifie d w ith condi
m a n a g e r as he entered hi* dugofir
, e ffort to really d e te rm in e ju st whut S h o rtly they left tho sto re with un these cases disposed of, even m anship C a m p a ig n will come to un u f te r rounding home plate.
Local football fans will welcome lions as they now prevail.
though some are te m p o r a r y , the
expression
of
delight
upon
their
c
h
a
ra
c
te
riz
e
s
a
good
shopper.
"I»
" E v e ry w h e re
the
Democratic
the announcem ent made today hy
end.
The sixth inning proved cd^tto ta
is
gaining und now hero it flashy clothes und bulky pock faces and c a r r y in g aw a y one of the docket for the O ctober te r m is
The n e w sp a p e r office will close the Senators. Two e rro rs and two
the American Ix-gion com m ittee cause
cleared a n d th a t a t thin m o rn in g ’s
m
ost
modish
gowns,
h
aving
left
the
more rapidly than .lore in the ein- e tb o o k ? ”
session th e j u r y wns dismissed u n p rom ptly ul th a t tim e uml the op- hits netted the Giants th re e run*-.
th a t plans have been completed for pire state. Victory a t the polls on
"No, * suy* the m e rc h a n t, and )><• b e tte r p a rt of a hundred dollar bib til the next te rm . The c ourt a d iMirtunity of *ecuring votes a t the Mogridge whs replaced by Marbar- 1
receiving th e Florida-G eorgiu Tech N ovem ber 4 seem s ussurod."
of all people should be in u posi u t th e establishm ent.
journed until Suturdny m orning, liberal voting schedule now in e f ry heforu the runs were scored but
jUh, pole g ang Ion-man
Professional Whopper*,
tion to know.
football
g
am
e
tom
orrow
ufternoon
fe c t will lie over. And the chance thi* move felled to g ain fo r th a
item Utilities Company
b u lk y pocketbook or not, loud when it will he In session a g a in for to win tho $10 prize being offered Senators.
S tra n g e ly e nough, it w in revealuny
motions
t
h
a
t
m
ay
be
made
ut
Juy m orning was seve- piny by play.
.
ed thut m e rc h a n ts, and especially sp e a k in g clothes, ill-smelling p e r
to the c o n te sta n t who tu r n s in the
The G iants’ runs were made when
tten he camp in contact
The special leased wire, said to
their clerks have u classification of fum e, combined with a sense of s u th a t time and fo r the purpose of most cash subscriptions du rin g the Young walked and w ent to t h i r d . .
pausing
sentence
upon
defe
n
d
a
n
ts
c a rry in g 2,300 volts he the only one ordered in the stutc,
periority
speak
loudor
than
words
custom ers which is unusually urthird pediod will also he a th in g of on Kelly’s single and la t e r scored^’ - 1
is reported today to
cura te so f a r as tho buying capacity to the clerk. Tho object of the convicted, hut who have not yet tho past.
has
already
been
installed
in
the
when Meusel sacrificed. Kelly a d
DAYTONA.
Oct.
10.—Torrential
ly regained consciuusclerk’s consternation moves ubout been sentenced.
of th e ir c u sto m e rs Is cenccrned.
H alf-w uy m a r k in the c a m paign vanced to th ird w h e n Wilson
g e ttin g along alright, urinury w here u special hoard rains during the past 24 hours
the
store
duck
fashion,
it
is
said,
Local merchants' have declared
will be rv-uched Futurduy night lad. Kelly scorad w hen Jackson’*
earned from R obson’s showing a m inia ture football field, caused the worst flood experienced this fact to be true, however, and it picks up lace collars, handkerchiefs
w ith th e e nding of th e th ird period. g rounde r was fumbled.
Wilson
In
many
years.
The
business
sec
a t 2 : 3 0 , o’clock this has been erected. As the re tu rn s
Is an indication or total Inexperi and whatever other article! her
Jt has been u stre n u o u s six weeks scored on a n o th e r error by.
th u t Mr. 8 m ith is rest- are received play by play they will tion of streets are one to two feet ence for a clerk to flounder around eyet may happen to fall upon and
in which h u n d re d s of new Teaders
Fighting d e sp e ra te ly to ov
under water. Much damage w»i
ind will sdgn be recova customer that the experienced unfailingly toaaea them to the side.
were
added
to
th
e
subscription
list
h
i
tr
a
n
sm
itte
d
to
the
twiard
In
o
r
come
tha two run ( lead of
done
by
high
water.
The
Florida
the b u rn s received yesSuddenly, tn y t one merchant,’a
MANILA, Oct. 10.—Thirty are
clerk treats with, only a mild in
S a n f o r d ’s n e w sp a p e r.
Giants, the Senators came '
d e r to give the fa n s the g am e as East Conat tracks arc under waU terest.
rcmptory voice finally demands dead and many are missing, a of The
last half of the campaign with a savage determination ‘
it is being played several hundred er und trains are reported derailed.
be shown the newest thing on damage uf several hundred thou
Tasteful Simplicity Best.
DRI
CAMPAIGN ENDS'
Awaiting
DirigiW
xpectancy:
inPJahned
McNeely Doubled to
L e ft1Scoring: RneF
Who Was on Second
Senator’s Opponent
Brings Case to Light
New England Tour
To End Campaign
iprts At
n, Arizona
Final Game Goiss ■■
To Last of 12th;
.IE
ross Rockios
Wished Withiy Mishap
CITY TAX RATE IS
EIGHTEEN M ILLS
UPONTIffi DOLLAR
PLAN TO FINANCE
COTTON CROP HAS
b een
;
DOCKET COUNTY R E P U B L I C A N S
COURT CLEARED ATTACKED AGAIN
TODAY’S SESSION BY LA FO LLETTE
Best Customers Are Those Neatly,
Simply Dressed Who Wear A Smile
Third P e r io d O f
H e r a ld Campaign
Florida-Tech Game ;
Will B e Received
Here Play by Play
n (fo r e m a n is
ring from Hurt
Heavy Rains Cause
Damage At Daytona
Typhoon Takes Lives
30 People In Manila
Found Guilty
tion of Liquor
■■
i-
. i
uornlng's session of
court. Polly Birch "was
bssesilon of intoxicating
> was found guilty and
1200 god cost*.or aentrrve a u -m of 0# days
Idefault df payment of
fee
cases
were
tried.
Tony W, W«hl>. drunk-
l bond estreated: wali i ■910 . bond estreated;
[unlawfully riding train,
mile* away.
’
Tasteful and simple clothing, 't
Just when the g a m e will begin
la declared, always marks the wo
has not ben learned but will prob
man of dignity and poise and they
b
ably start at 3 o’clock. F a ns who
make excellent customers from •
plan tw attend the football niuti in uncial point of view. FurtherFKIEDfclfcHSHAFEltf. detL' W.1 ore "they prove a delight to the
inees are requested tp call The
Herald . office tomorrow morning Thu ZR-3 American .owned Ger
ly ready to
erka who , are ul
and this information will be gladly man built dirigible leaves hme at serve such persona i the beat of
day
break,
tomorrow
fop,
'LetkefuridBb§d; -.
„
...
._ r_-two
perons their salsa ability,
‘
TKe Herald will Issue a Football huf-st. N. J. ThirtyIt' is ’further pointed out that
will
fourr •»Americana
Extra at aly 6’clock tomorrow ev iincluding
n C lU U f * *
—
•
, *
*.
there are aleo customers who are
make
the
trip
atxoHUif
,
to
Dr.
ening giving a complete and au
Capable of. giving the clerks »ur*
thentic account of the game, which, Hugo EckeneW U n e to r of the ■irises. A case is Cited of two old
in the opinion of sport writers and Zeppelin Company. Tkjr atrshlp ladies who recently entered s wo*
football observers, will be the big is in good condition. Tap watch man's clothing store and asked very
gest game.Ini the south tomorrow. men are kept to Prevent 8towa- quietly and almost apologetically
BSaides the Florida-Tech game. The v-aye from hoarding the ehlp. The to. be shown a dress. . '
dirigible will reach fk* United
Herald will *Uo give the result* of - dirigible
To the clerks their general sp>
States Oct. IS.
Saaford-Bartow game.
Ztt-3 Leaves for l ], S.
O Saturday Morning
8
G
hand in frocks,
Aftay a cureful
scrutiny of an entira lot she risea
with a total air of Indifference,
“colors are atrocious, not a thing
fit to wear,'* and atarts' for the
hosiery counter. A . clerk, politely
follows but them Is silent.fury with
i<y~Mf1etea , iir merchant. , •
,. Perhups madam would like some
new stocked hose," says the clerk.
"No, I'll here stiipad hose or
nuns,'' sputters th* woman and
daintily waddles out. of-th e shop
much to the relief of the entire
staff .of .dorks. The. c larks will tell
yon that they meet with this kind
of customer often.
tGoiitimu-d on Page S),-* , v:
t.
o x /' «-
*
sand dollars, waa done by a typhoor) that swept the Cagayan val
ley .according to messages received
here today.
Chinese-Merchants
k lor Protection
KW YORK, Oct. 10.—Chinese
merchants ' fearin g. Chinatown
one wee killed
Tong, war,
ehooUeg efand two woupd
Dr. Carlton
fr a y a p p e a le d t
Simon, deputy Police Commisof narcotics - to
■loner In ’
prevent ‘
M l"
will begin Monday morning when
contestants will put forth tl^eir
greatest efforts to secure enough had-lekled*out,
m uU%boId .bat
votas to come out winners of some Taylor doubled to left ft
of the fine prizes being offered.
went to third when Ruel
It is expected Saturday will fur a feeble Infield grounded which
nish great opportunities to the va poorly fielded. Tate walked fil
rious workers and that the news the bases, McNeely filed out to ^
paper office will be a busy place field but all runaqrs were held
during the entire day as contest the he see. Harris, again equal
ants check in. end ea friends of the the occasion, singled scoria|
young ladies bring votes to tho of- men and tip* the score, *!
Once
more_the
shington
(toe.
* ’
‘
'
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Monday’s issue of The Herald 1ager played In tkg role oi
will contain the nape uf the win net I scare tied, both t t s n l *
of the special 910 prlae. The nextlU iag for a game
^
standing of contestants *rill aw*(U.lsqytVng to’— u *
In this paper Saturday,
„
_
If
t\ ' •' 1'**>i'**»Y *•
t^ r
-L
�Jg r a
it
36-INCH
TH E S
— ft, .ta: 41
r r i ], v
$6.00 LADIES
81x90
60 INCHES WIDE
Per Yard
Per .Yard
98c
All Colors, Per Yd
.
f -» » .
*7
12.00 M
.i •
$3.50 BOYS
) It
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u f ;y
i
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t
Bn
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36-INCH WIDE
Per Yard
----------------------------- A n d c o n tin u e u n til S a tu rd a y N i g h t , N o v e m b e r 1 ------------------------------$ 6 .0 0 M E N !
This is just another demonstration of the Ch urehwells’ Buying Power. If you have neve r attended one of our Red Tag Sales, don’t
miss this one. We promise low prices from start to finish.
MEN’S GREY AND BROWN
FLANNEL SUITS
WOOL OR SILK DRESSES
$16.00
$ 9 .9 5
$12.50
x
36 INCH
50c QUALITY
$19.00
$22.50
WOOL AND
MEN’S SOCKS
MEN’S SUITS
ALL COLORS
$1S.95
$15.00
MEN’S BLUE
SERGE SUITS
$3.50 BOYS’
$22.50
DRESS PANTS
LADIES’ SILK DRESSES
$22.50
10 yards Brown Sheeting, 36
wide, limit 10 yards ♦»» :i I'ostomer,
$18.95
5 Yards 36-inch Scout Percale
>ai ds (o a ( ’ustomer,
Dress Ginghams and Apron Ginghams
limit 10 yards to a Customer
ONE LOT
Men’s Khaki Work Pants,
Men’s Blue or Khaki Work Shirts
$1.39
$6.00 Men’s Brown or Black Oxfords
$4.98
/- A
/
32-inch Cretans, Per Yard
1 5 /,
$10.00 Boys’ Suits, With Two
Pair Pants
$1.25 Boys’ Caps
$6.00 Indies’ One-Strap Pumps
98c
36-INCH WIDI
PRICES
$12.50 Boys’ Suits, two pair
Pants
32-inek Dress Ginghams, Per Yard
22c
59c Children’s Socks
$15;00 Boys’ Suits, two p
^
Pants
Men’s Good Overalls
$5.00 Ladies’ Hats
$1.69
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■
Men’s (iood Leather Work Gloves
Boys’ Blue Work Shirts
45c
$6.00 MEN’S
AT CLOSE (1
$11.95
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T-
r
elaka
Sanfo
L !> /
■■Vi
i
$3.00 me :
�S A N F O R D H ER ALD ^ F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 10, 1924
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O R D E R F O B PUBLICATION.
(mil each of you, and , 00
l t d d a y o f N o v em b er, A. D.. 10X4,
T o E nuiiU JL .fA nflh. It living, amt rugulrcd lo app.uvr i 0 .,
it?ol t!u*n am i t h e r e m a k e m u w u r to
th e b ill • o f
a « m p la lh t_ ex h ib ite d
■ itn ln it 'y n a , otirerwtae a” d e c r e e pro
ruiifejun w ill bn e n te r e d a g a in s t
TaTlahn*** **.
N o. BT*T you.
c e a s e d ’ dr oth'crvAxo.' 'ifitV rial rtf' in
\Vfrt»rr is. by s a t is f a c to r y o v ld en re
It Is o rd ered th at th is c it a t io n be the la n d s and premia** In v o lv ed In ftAltan Imln >e « ...I, „ '
presen ted !•> (be u n d e r sig n e d It Tlttu j p u b lish ed In th e S an ford H erald , n t h i s ault. sit tinted. Igln g and b e in g g T O iS f lJ n T n n ' i W
*
mad*- to appear th a t u b a n k in g j n e w sp a p e r p u b lish ed In S e m in o le In th e C o u n ty o f Setnlnol*. S t a t e o f h e r e in b e f o r e described
County. F lorid a, o n ce a w e e k for F lo rid a , m o re p a r tic u la r ly d e s c r i b t h e n s n d t h e r e make » n « M|
and trn s t company under th e n am e five c n n se c iitlv o w eek*.
ed ns f o l lo w s , t o - w i t :
b ill o f co m p la in t exi"i"o^!f|
«r HAXFOIU' HANK AND T R U S T j W IT N E S S m y hand and the seal
i.ot o n e ( i ) . B lo c k S l o v e n ( t i ) .
y o u in th is cause. « n ,er*m *
COMPANY. loeated a t
Sanford, j nf th e said C ircuit Court on title Tier S e v e n (7 ), a ccord in g to E. IL pro cptifosa* w ill b*
2nd day o f October. A. D., 1914.
M*
Traffurd'e Map o f t h e City .o f S a n y o n and *hc1i of y „„
F lo rid a, and o rgan ised und er th e , (SKA I,)
ford, S e m in o le C o u n ty, F lo r id a , r e
H Is t n e r e f o i s ordered w
tuvin of Florida, bus co m p iled w ith
R A. DmJCJI,A8S.
corded In th e P u b li c Uccordp
o f o rd er ha published n
a ll th e provisions required to lio
fo r e i g h t Consecutive
o f t h e Clreifft C ou rt of the S e m in o le County. F lorid a. _
co m p iled Mnil lo the T r u st Lawn Clerk
'and to a n y and a ll person or p e r R«nforel .H erald . * new ,p, '
S
e
v
e
n
th
Ju
d
icia
l
C
ircu
it
(>f
F
l
o
r
Of tlib s u i t e of F lorid a b efo re n |
s o n s w h o s e n a m es are u n k n o w n ,
id* In and for S e m i n o le C ou n ty.
Company slmlt
be
n u tlm r iie d to I (J W. HP ISNCR II, JR.,
c l a i m i n g a n y rig n t. t i t le or I n terest KlnY'lda!" flanf,’ri1'
ContRienri- the b u sin ess o f a t r u s t S olicito r and C ou n sel fo r Cnmplntn- In and to th e p ro p erty h e r e in b e f o r e
D o n e nnd o n le r n i »» .
io y n n a b y In a rio rd n n ce w i t h
the, n n t' .|,'.
(
10— S-10-17-24-SI.
d escrib ed or a n y part nlid p arcel Hem lnole County, H ori,u *
Vrnvlslotie of Its Charter.
t h e 4 Srd day of
tliepenfi
” N o w . therefore. 1. E rn eat Amu*.' ' * o t i CJ3* • o p * A l 11" 1.1 c A T I O j i j j t p i r
• It a p p e a r in g by th e sw o rn bill o f
C om p troller of tli- S t a t e o f ) P l o r |d » .‘
r u i i k i i i i r t n i u i i h i t i On i w e o m h l s ln t In I b i s c a u se filed that'
■by Virtue of (lie authority!, Visited
y o u or, e ach o f you, m ay c la im s o m e
In m e b* Secll"ie* 1 131: and .ttfcl ; i f
righ t, title or Interest lit r.nd to tho
title lie, I inT c.enernl StWtuleo -of
la n d s 'a n d p r e m is e s h e r e in b e f o r e d e ^Florida. certify that th e SANFORto
*crlhc(l (and th at y o u r plae.es o f r e s
id en ce rife u n k n o w n .
P utin I.vrj „
....... . . . .
,
I t , I* th e r e f o r e ordered. T hnt y o u
J M A ; M l i p l i 1 h a s Pli-(1 said certp.
tics In- In WlfitifflrB anil h a s m ad e nplillcatlo h fo r In* deed to Issue m
acco rd a n ce' w ith law.
Paid c e r t) ,
lajnto emViraots.;tho f o l l o w i n g d e
scrib ed p ro p erty s i t u a t e d In Hemr, F lo rid a ,' tcf-wlt: Dot
Adii.“ ' t n Hanford.
ThK sa id la n d b r in g a s s e s s , mI nt the
d a te o f , tlD i'Is su sn c e o f such c c r tl- u
llcatH In the n a m e of A. P , Htenil- E
f„rd. Heirs. Ifn ta ss said certificate JJ
S ixty Foot lot on FirAt S tree t, in business section
slmlI he red eem ed a c c o r d in g to law H
n t a real b argain.
I . \ Till-; i m i I IT n i l il T o f T i n : | <•■>* d eed " III Issue t h e r e o n on lln4 j g
ll n
ii ii l t l .
C I l i r r l T i H t h day of October, A. II, 1521.
I|
of the a r m y nip service who -crashed down to his j s h v k i ;TU ,H
.
V*
m y cifTIMul
ofTh-Iul «lKnrttur«
s i g n a tu r e and
in \ m i r u n
uW i t n e s s my
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Paragraphs
WARRANTY DEEDS
Lif
■ ■■■■i *
S. T urne r from Dean Turnat air of block .nine of tier five
ijmford; consideration, $10,000.
bn Fish from Mr. nna Mrs. R.
»s, section 33, township 19,
_ [ o f range 31 cast; considera(£$10,000.
Jam es from Mr. and Mrs.
food ruff, lots three, four and
R t f block A of Woodruff's subIon; consideration, $670.
ird Higgihs from Mr. nnd
D. Davidson, lot 12 and the
ath 119 feet of lot 13 of block
m e t i e r one; consideration, $10,-
1 ■■*•
J*
je m e r from Mr. nnd Mrs.
erg, lot nevon of block
j , t l i r 10 of Sanford; conuldcrnion,< $5,000.
WARRANTY DEEDS
K ';.-
______
IFOR S A L
|,W*iA. I.effler and wife to Willim M. Scott and wife and Edward
c el l nnd wife for section 28,
t i p 19 south, range 31 cast,
This is the last picture of C aptain P e rt E. Skcel
jerntiunu $12,000.
denth in th e P ulitzer trophy event at the i n te r n a tio n a l nir rare* in Dayton, O.
q u it
CLAIM DEED
I t was taken ju s t before |
he s ta r te d up. An antiquated plane, fii fo r the s c r a p henp twu yehrs ago, according to officials o f th e |
N ational Aeronautic Association, is blamed for his death.
HHIllll"!'1
IN 4*n A N < n i \ . i
A. V
i tTATitiN’
,
<s**»i )
;i i-i»r|»«*r?i
/••I -i lift «*lMt ln$? i i ii i h T j
Him * i
tti*- ;i t ' - f th
KliHt* "f Klnrltla.
hum
V8
CHANCERY SUITS FILED
ItlCj
.G uaranty
&
Mortgage
l a y . , vs. Ellen M a rtin and
t M artin.
Itlki G o n ra n ty & M ortgage Com
i y VS. T hom as J. Robinson.
r ' Seminole County Hank vs. F.
C ity o f Sanford vs. S ta le of Flnr[idn, value of Bonds $227,(HI0.
C IV IL S U IT S F IL E D
lierican R ailw ay E xpress Com
pony vs, Z aehory-T ylcr Veneer
m y , tr a n s f e r r e d from circuit
D am ages ?99.
A-' M, Hopkins vs. A stor F a r m s
ric. Damages $500.
W. P . C a r te r vs. Elizabeth (t.
ampbcll. D amnges $490.
‘.Williams G a ra g e I no. vs. Joe
* "rk, d e fe n d a n t and I. L. T aylor.
liUhee.
C e n tu ry M an u f a r t tiring Cumianjr V». V. C. Culler—final juilgtiuenD
R. A. N e w m a n vs. J. M. Brown,
dismissed.
Ira d in T ie r Com pany vs. F. F
J ^ o n , J u d g m e n t entered.
• ...
.
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unco ag e n t, $2.60; Seminole Fetal * *i!\ til ( '•*?.. n t Tt r r \ ■mil W i l l P i t ry.
(.ra m b lin g 4 M o rn s ..12 San- ; ( ) J i n v >
[, „ ,.rir0 . rpt!li,
Ik* I It lIMt m rul 1 ** f • rul a n f «
f.,r,l Avenue. U n d e rta k e rs and ,
hllnt> $4i7r); Hawkins B rothers.
Nk >T h t : T* i M iN I t U S l 1•T V r s
Einhnlming,
*1**
„1
it-alur*
ill IIHTIW
TUPHtH,
ti
, $112.75,
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I r r \ 1l i d \\ ui
V lit
1a *
6Mt2s. •*- **- ' p ■ iV *■ t,’,< • Brown.
retail
m erchant, $4.75; rp.* ’, ,i ,> 1*144t! ^ * StW« J » r**c ■
Fla
la. Retail Merchant. $4.(5.
y, r,lin„|e Meat M arket, $7.76; .1.1
vV., M
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III 1**i« V F. i i i l t . .1 il llfl1 t.r
U k e Je ssu p Lano Co Long ';, M),!ton
n r n | cl,n t r,.«-«or. .i. i * .1 I m 1■ atul a]« pi-fir 1***f .l . ♦.nr
wood, H a .. Real E sta te , flo.25.
R> J{ M urphey, G arage, mmM 1*it • 111f * Vuil ( ..1 tin p • •ut t
Reliable Grocery, 219
San Vviwlo, $15.26; l.nwton Brothers, 1!«111**i ■ in Ksinfui ti. T h u Ida , «*n l hrt
ford Avenue,
Retail Merchant, retail m e rc ha nts, $20; W. .1. Law- fir r M••Dil ,d hi Ni.\ r ml** t 1•*” i i.t $4.75.
ion, th re e insurance agencies. $8.25; 1MK l Inp "»• 1 tilt s.f %.itit liinlillt i »u- ii
Seminole Meat M arket, 321 S a n Sanford O akland Company, $37.76. Hill I Ii »r* iin iti$h i r l In* MM t.r *t't.in •
ford Avenue. Dealers in Meats,
|>! 44i 11I til* •1 ll ■»*1 It a »;a 1ilK t \ mi a n 1
$7.75.
f 1)' Th i * 1«i h.i hi 1*in ..( • ..mil l.itnl
I ll'll.D I N G P E R M IT S
Millard Bellamy, W. 9th Street,
;i 111**1
« 111 In„■ 1 i k * n fi Nt f •. II C. JH. <t a L ■
Howard F a vtile, (trie story lies
Retail Merchant, $4.76.
} ll U, ti 4 I m It ! lt>\\ t ii i* V fl MU 1 ll* t■
Flnridn Cash S a lv a g e Co.. 311 E id*'ice. P a lm e tto Avenue. $3,000.
lit* » u n i t i • >| | ll 1f Iiii-s Mil*
Mrs. K. F. Householder, One t t ll• 1*14*•t at1»II111!*th H(l In ti;
S • •*f . . »
1st Street, Retnil M erchant, $13,76.
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West Side C afe, West 1st Street, s 'o r y Residence, Elm and Highland iII*
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R esta u ra n t, $7.75,
V\ II tH'*- in \ tta ml itn<) fii'i Vt .1 * f
Mrs. E. F.
Householder, One nji It) i1•m i l flit-* IM. 11a f* ut S- p 1f Ml
l.uBeth C a fe te ria , Meisch Build
story
Residence,
Elm
Avenue,
$2,
ing, R e sta u ra n t, $1 5.26.
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anley &
& Rogers,
lingers, t.
luuuoia, re , *IM'!r
Stanley
Chuluot.a,
• I • t 1 »*1! - ’Ill ( *■
iMirt v •Jt! -• ■
tnil merchant ». $13.75; Miller Bak
.1. II H a rris, One story Resi
ing Company, $4.75; M. F. Robin deuce. Holly Avenue, $2011,
son,
real e s ta te .
Park Avenue,
Kminii Miller, S anford Avenue,
$16.25; J. W. Snow, b a rb e r shop, , Repair t*> porch, $50 oo.
It n it*- ,i iiti$- fi'-rn flu- hwmmi hill
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n n rfiL A R s.
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P f r o i H l r«»urt S o n i l r i * i 1e
( ’utility . l-‘ l f i r l i l n
Hun's,
D. D. Daniel to W. F. Gmwcs, lot
n t i, 1 i t m nu u I hI Tt., SnI ;i ial li\: o\ lt. K
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fo. eight of block E of Villa Mills nue, Retail M erchant, $4.75.
**oru jiln i mi lit
i$7,75; S JJ . nieirler
u i g k i t r . re
n t ta
n iili rmm cr r -i i iv ■, *i,,,
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the town of Chuluotn, section
It. B. B a g g e tt. Cor. Second and 'c h a n t. Sanford, $4.76; J H. Cowan, 1
4, I ' M , U l l l t .
IN C l l \ 5 - ‘ j.- j]
I u f* fi.lt nt
townshin 21, south of range 32 „ . , .
t* * ii a*
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tin shop. $4.75; Sm ith (iiirnu«\ San- c i u \ .
Sanford Avenue, Retail M erchant, I f(()), „ r, 25; , s Th ,
i n, ur
t e r n lio n , $ 1 ,0 0 0.
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baths, hardwood floors, located on big corner loi
close in.
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Lake front property at n reasonable pr.ee.
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Call for it by nam e and use only lhe best
ALUItAIN Horse Feed, SUNSHINE Scratch
DAIRYM AN’S DELIGHT Dairy Feed
PRATT’S Laying- Mash
Kiich One a Leader in Its Class
“ Your Monev Back If You a re Not Satisfied.”
SA N FO R D FEED A N D SU PPLY CO.
.Myrtle Avenue and F o u rlh S tre e t.
JNO. W. SN E ED ,
A uthorized M arketinR Agent of the Seminole County Poul
try A ssociation.
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C | TY L IC E N S E S
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lorida C ash S alvage Co., Hit E.
S tr e e t, R etail
M erchant,
RM po.
Sis' A m erican Railroad E xpress, San
* *»rd, Fltt., E x p re ss Co., $50.0(1.
W.' T , Clicker. .'124 Sanford Avcnue , R e ta il M erchant. $(1.5().
!' C, M. Dye, Orlando, Flu., IVd' r, $26,00.
t e t t ’s Killing
S tation, 32
H d a, A.venuu,
Re|uiir Shop,
L , F . Lodge, 317 P a lm e tto Avo
( n u e . Retail M erchant, $5.00.
' MllAidy's Shop, 11H Magnolia
I 'Avenue, Retail M erchant, $50.00.
■■ A. K. Doiiiiins, 325 S anford Ave», .Shoe Rejiuir Snop, $10.00.
!
£ Sanford E lectric Co . 11(1 Mag
alia A venue, Electric Conti act,
W ».
TilJic E u b a n k s , 1010 Olive Ave->iue. I n s u r a n c e A ge nt, $6.00.
Linculn House, West First Street ,
$15; D. W. Warren, retail mer
chant, 008 Cypress Avenue. $f., 1
,E.JK ersey & Son, retail meicbants,
M l Sanford A venue, $5; Mellon
etrlc Cumpuny, 326 Sanford
^venuc, $10; lluwkin<> Brothers,
ill merchants, $5, 1.. II Price
lorcantile Company,
peddlers,
5; .Smith Garage, 113 Park Avef Hue, $6; J. W, Snow, liar her ehoj),
i f F i r s t S tr e e t; $10.60; J. II Cohen,
1ittfl shop, Ouk and Third S tre e ts,
*6; W. A. H um phries, insurance
f a g e n t, $6; Miller Baking Company,
Ignoliu Avenue, $15; F.. F. Dane,
ll e s ta te , $15; T. W. Russell, re
m e rc h a n t, Sanford Avenue, (5;
rview A p a rtm e n ts, F irst Street,
Hide Cufe, $10.
kTK & C O U N T Y L IC E N S E S
in f o r d E lectric Conipuny, 11(1
pblln A venue,
Electric Con
/I1 5 .2 5 .
M rs. H. D. D u ra n t, Lake Mon
• R etail M erchant, $4.75.
{ l*. T . Lodge & Son, 317 P a lm e tto
kvenue, Retail M erchant, $4.76
A . E . Dobbins, 325 S anford Ave
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T h e H e ra ld w ill a w a r d a sp e c ia l c a s h p riz e o f $10 to th e c o n te s ta n t t u r n i n g in th e m o s t cash
s u b s c rip tio n s d u r in g th e T h ir d P e rio d (Tf th e B ig C a m p a ig n ---1Conteslants must check in before IQo'ibck Saturday Nish
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Easy to Win a Prize
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At noon Saturday, Oct. 4
.Miss Nell Williams.......................... 132,S50
Miss Velma Shipp........................... 12!),.‘$90
s1,.*i i t m u
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|'iiss»'**?**ir cif t hill beaut tftil It'll' I. S ta n d a id . 'i \
ltd nt t r o i l s.i» u n til y U iiic h .
Miss Versa Woodcock..................... 121,900
Miss Naomi Fellows ..................... .‘191,250
Miss Mary Kinlaw.......................... 111,195
A - p e c l a | p rize o f tell •Inllni* »•* I" be g i v e n lo the 'Veil
Miss Sarah Corwin.....
(h e m o s t (n--h s u b s c r ip t i o n s (h irin g lie- t lit i <1 perim l w h ich i (m l at ten o'clock eh S iittin iiiy n ig h t.
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Mrs. M. E. Patterson..
p ou n ced in T h e S n tilo rd l l c m h l on M om iay a ft e r n o o n .
T h e H era ld office " i l l , lose pM .m plly nl
Han't delay . lic king in.
I?
will
i ! 11**** 1 1 1 ! h i
on
the
HI o'clock
S aturday
n igh t
I .... 'I expo I the office t» rctri.nn open for you
clot.
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S t a n d i n g of C o n t e s t a n t s
-Fresh Oysters
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4*+ 4- 4-
and V egetnldcs in
Season
'R easonable Prices
4 : ROYAL F R U I T CO.
now
Mu nil* I hi- l‘i*hl chilli* v
f winiiiiiK oil
Mrs. E. A. Brotlierson
M.ss
Miss
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Mrs.
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Mr
Miss
Miss
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Miss
Mrs.
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I'cggy Itriit'Ui
I.ilium tshintiol'i i
M urgaiet Mill* ;
Wallet
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M 1 1toi.lev
Ethel ll* nt >
M ary !■lelda
1'birem e Malm
Elir.abetli i'Tovver*
II*w ard OvftTiu
A lberta A >. *i k
Lena Bell llugatl
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Ituba \\ illiaoiI-only (Jritrin
( lain Rankin
ll S Holly
L* P Hutton
C E Me* all
D e n t 'd Stafford
Dorothy Stokes
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Pearl Itobsur)
Marie Tot man
K athprine Wilson
Ruth Hand
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Rules of C a m p a i g n
An* >nuni! bull rcsidim. in Sanford nr Seminole i minty, m e r Hi >« nrnf age. in eligible to e n te r this automobile and salesm anship cam paign uid
rum pel e lor one of 11i*■ valuable priien uffercd.
th e lerritcxv is Hide open. C o n te sta n ts r a n e n te r from any point in
Seminole i mint) ami be on an ri|iial basin and have th e samp opportunity
to » in.
Soltseript tints t <, I be S a nfi rtl Herald may lie secured anyw he re in the
I ii.licl S tall's at tin' re g u la r l u t e s .
All orders turned in at The llir.ild
office mils) lie .111uinp.lined In (he i ash in payment.
V contestant will not be pi (milled lo pool her votes in favor of tvuuir
other contestant. \ oles ta n nut he tr a n s f e r r e d from one rnnlcotant lo anol her
No tm p b iv e r of The Snnf >rd Herald, nr member of hi* or her faitnl)
will he ullnwrd to enter Ihi* rampaigli.
A noiinn.ition blank, when properly filled out witli th e na m e and .*dre**** of the ciinteMunl nominated, will Eive that person no nominated ten
hour:;nd vote*.. Only unr nomination will he credited lo any one con
te sta n t.
Only one prize will he awarded any one contestant T he winner of the
first will not lie eligible for anv other prize or com m ission
( i.nit sla n ts who remain active In the cam paign until the close and who
fail to w in one of th e prizes will lie paid a commission of ten per cent on the
am ount the) have secured in sul>*criptions. The H erald wants no contest
ant to work without rem uneration nnd will pn> all those who fail to "in
one of the valuable prizes a commission of ten per cvttt provided the con
te sta n t rem ains active until the end of the campaign.
All voles to h r counted to the cccdit of c o n te sta n t! in this campaign
should lie mulled to I tie S sn fu rd Herald or delivered pel sunally to the tTiiupaign Manager ul The Herald office.
The Salesm anship Cam paign began Itriday morning, A ugust 2K, and
will end ul ten o'clock p in. S a turda y, November 22. 1924.
I b i s cam paign Is to tie rondm led on a (air, atjtiurr and im pa rtia l basis
anil the prizes will lo- a warded to ll i* contestants securing the largest num
ber of voles
In order that there sha'I he no iiueation in the minds of any
person relative to the fairness of Ibe cam paign, T he H erald will select
th re e judges who will at the end of the cam paign, count the votca th a t hs*«
been rust nod will aw ard th r prizes to the winners.
Those contestant* who Tail to !i\,. up to the rules of the cam paign wlh
Ite subject to suspension, thereby forfeiting all r ig h ts t h o may have had.
Said forfeited voles can not be applied to any oth e r candidate.
The decision of the Campaign M anager will be final in all controversies
arising between candidates.
•H '*+ + 4< "l+ + t ' t + + * + * + + t 4 + + t + 4 '+ ( . ' t 4 + + 4 ' I ' t ' > t + t + + * f 4 * * ^ t + t t
SO.MI-: YOUNC I.ADY W ILL WIN THIS CAR
THIRD PERIOD VOTING SCHED
ULE GOOD ONLY THIS WEEK
G ood f o r
votes
I I ,'e
F re e V o te s
In m considerable saving. We
have a plan to save you live
per cent on your Gas, Oil,
Tire* and Accessories. I/et us
alu n r you how to make a
CASH saving of $10.00 to
£50.00 a year on Car and
taruelc operating expense.
Ye.:r subscription to Daily H erald, $35.00
88,000
I Four Year subscription to Da^ly H erald, (24.00
57,000
I Three Ye ar rubtvriptii.ii f j Daily H erald, $21.00 .31,000
This Coupon, when neatly cut from th e pa
per, is good for 20 voles in The S anford H e rald s
S alesm anship C am paign for the following con
te s ta n t:
1 Two Y .u r subscription t j Daily H erald, $14.00 .20.000
I One Year subscription t\>
Daily H erald, $7.00.i2i..'.C,00<l
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a I 8 U Month» Hubhcription to Daily IUra!<V $J.SQb— l ^ 00
1 T hree Mentha aubacription to Daily Herald, $1.75 _... *"5
1 F iv e Year subscription to W eekly H erald, $10.00 12.500
NAM E
1 Four Year subscription to Weekly H erald, $8.0D._. 6,000
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ADDRESS
[tVICE STATION
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1 Two Year subscription to Weekly H erald, $4.00..... b00
Not
Good
Unless
Voted on or Before Oct.
11
1 One Year subscription to Weekly H erald, $2.00......-
320
1 His Monika subscription to Weakly Herald, $1.00.
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T t t E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , F R tD A V , OWPDDfeR 10 , lft
lEtWfcEN COMMERCIAL STREET AND LAKE MONROE
hereby Riven that the construction of the asphalt pavemctto Ave., between Commercial Street and Lake Monroe
ipleted. and tho completed work has been finally accepted
ftlssioh of the City of Sanford, Florida,
wing 1* the ffnAl batlmate of paving Palmetto Ave., i'rom
Street Norh to Lake Monroe, a width of 32 feet with
icct asphalt on a 6 inch rock base,
8 401.00
grading @ 40c. • r,
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27.26
overhaul @ l c ..................
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When the Giants Got the H redks ift the la ir d Gditte
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923.26
concrete curb and g u tte r
86.20
lush curb @ 30c
, Granito curb, reset @ 15c
?i4ft.7h
rock base <fi> 76c...........
772.12
2" sheet asphalt top
*I 21(38.70
2" Willlte @ 1.17.........
3.40
brick re-laid @ 42c___
[concrete nlley returns @ 22c...*..••'■•...... .................
67.42
102-70
jdcvv.il k tip 26r<....*..H.—
Inlets 0> 30.1)0............ .....................- .......... ...... .........
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IS**' rfform* seweV (S> 'I'.IO..........’ ............. — "
10„.w
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I" Drain tile laid (® 05.00 Ter M......................
7l.fT0
fork ---- ------- ---------- ■.....- ................. j . .
311.09
lument at street intersection...................
0.60
Inspection of materials- —............ ......
103.M
en«e, ndv., etc. 2 per cent
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i Vi ^ nA*V *^1' „ ___ . . . inning
of th-j third
gamp
of the world series th frame. It w.i* a liit complicated, to lie sureshrdlu tthnrr mnhHshrdnmnh
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a llies
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| n g I per cent................................ ............
336.0(1 nt the Gtahts ^got^their
best
breaks.
This
play
here occurred In that frame. It was a lot complicated, to be sure. Terry singled. Wilson fn
lined. Juckrnn hit to lllticge, who tried for
n forceout ut second, but Harris mupped th,; l>ail and both runners were
safe. ....................
A ftr r VGowdy
sin
glcd and Terry scored, Jackson came home safely
_____
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,u n i« j
m il
18805.27 knocked from his feet as he took Kind's throw,
onI. f a.. wild
pitch.
Here
vou see
sre him sliding ever
over (he
the plate
nlato ns Mnrberry,
Mnrlu.rrv Washington —
*• -'— 1ism* -m inicii.
n e re you
pitcher,
.foly
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670 Sq. Yds. brick @ 1.17. ... ............
783.30 houlder.
Umpire Ditmeen i.x‘landing over the plate and Kelly, Giant outfielder, is looking over his s
jrnc by
jrne by
of fCet
fcent per
18111.37 M ustnr Black. W est 97.76 ft. NW 1-4
Hlk.
$2703.70
t l Tr. 13
132
16407.68 Thad Days. SW I / ftlk 11 Tr. I.
132
City 1-3 ..................... .. ...........
adjacent p ro p e rty ow ners 2-3
frontage, 976.73.
foot fro n ta g e , $5,5364.
726.27
r .1 Miller. K 12U ft Lot 8
117
Daniel Deli-gall, W 128 ft Lot 19
(ID
r .1 Miller. 15 126 ft Let II
110
S outh Sanford, S anford
t.inic Waldron, l o t '•
lit)
Ni lh, t ■. Green* . I. >1 10
1111
.725 07
788.99
388.! 19
Seminole I’ark. Sanford.
[ Meilch Realty Co., Lot 1 Itl k !• 1 1 . Id
125
687.75
[piyipg Is the coAt of widening the paving on P a lm tlto , Meisch Itcrtlty (
|,,t
<>t 7 |Uk fi t, 1.7
d.sa 99
125
(187.75
mmcrcinl S tr e e t to I^vke Monroe from 32 ft. to 40 ft. in jf. Hilliard. I.ot 1 |<|k 10 T r
13
3.86.99
120
660.24
/illitc on n 6 loch rock base.
M. W t la r k 's Sul. Div. of Block 21.
McJsch Realty Co., Lot 7 lllk 10 Tl 13
II
242.09
G rading (o' 40c
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$ .79.20 Meiscii Realty
M W < lark's Still D n of K I 2 Hlk 26.
I nt 8 Hlk 1•■ 77 13
I
I
212.09
L rock base (g) JCc
( ! r .'ll Jlu') *n|it j, 1 J " f l o t 1
. 303.00 I Meisch Realty Co.. Lot 9 It Ik in |'r 13
70 KJ!i
19 1.8 I
;•:« 1 mm
13
Is Wilrttc Top ' f t 1.17
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472.68 Meisch Realty Co., Ixrt 6
Hlk 9 Tr. I I
70
125
19 18 |
126
687.75
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Inspection of M aterials
10.18 I Meisch Realty Co., Ixrt 12 Hlk 9 Tr. II
. H. tny t alilw 1’ 1 ; 1 1
95
1
26a,1)6
125
("•81 1J
ense. a dve rtising, etc. 2 p e r cent
Ib'li iiiul Suli 1
n, >, l*>t 12
16.50 I Moisch ItenJiv Co. Lot 6 Rik III l r. I I
15
I 25,1)3
120
660.24
»g 4 per cent...
-----33.00 I Meisch Realty Co . Lot lo Hlk It) 7 t II
Bub Jones, ixit 1,'i
Ml
138
92
4I
242.Q9
( 1 IV1tig, I.,q 1 l
15
Meisch Runlty 1 o , Lot II Hlk in 17 II
125
0.3
H
212.09
il Cost
..........................................
$87 1.5(1
Hi
A i; Hill. | ,,t 15
Meisch Really Co., Lot 12 Hlk 111 T r II
5(1 2.,
1.79.61
12
231.08
ic liy City 1-3
$ 2 9 1 .6 2
Ret
I'Ct
t l(cei), | <>) | il
15
M. W. C lark's S ub-D n imoii lllk II I r. II
125.U3
He by adjacent p n q i c r t y owners 2 3
$ 5 8 3 01
Met b e n Reed, l.i.t |J
145
in
St.
G
ertrude'*
Addition
lo
S
a
nfoid
402.88
feet frontage, 976.73.
M W ( la rk 's Snh inJe ssie W alden, I>d I
V l'5
687
per foot frontage. *0 5969.
loe W d ha in
I ot I
F.mmn L. MBler, Lot 12
127
687.73
I- RED T, W IL L IA M S. Engioeei
11 1III'.1h R It in 1d on l ot 2
Notice 1- hereby given to any and nil person* interested in (In- Sn<
( r i l l l ’TION
Kim.I
KI mdI l » r » n r , l Kli.nl Kmw f
Di t '"in . \ , j ,"|
S3 II. nld f.
srssm n i I elal Assessm ents against I In varnnis pieee* of property a!»>»,- le»ciihed
1 imtiu J'lttlSilf 1 "t 1
wldrnlnit
that said speeial a s'e srn ie iils ai'- payable 111 full within th ir ty dayImprovement Company
W M * Intk (/'■ 5
a
f t e r the above and foregoing special assessm ent roll Inis been equal «.
Ijike View Pnrk
43.93
243.21
20.22
i
1 iitinnk*. I ,'t 1*.
|-/ed, approved and eonl-riind. or in ten equal a nnual installment
Improvement Company
<. 1 I 'ttb.-mk
| ,q 7
vkitli interesl at 8 per te n t per annum from and a f te r tin- time said
Lakea View P n rk . .
60
276.82
29.85
M. 1 . It Realty I K . N 1711 fl of W 1
Marini
ntiaessmcnl*
-tand
np"t
*'id
and
Confirmed
Im provem ent Company
lllk 25
A mobting of tin Eipuilirang Itoaid of the City of Sanford, Fill
I I <’.76
110.52
Lake-.View Pkrk
'60
276 R2
29 85
M, , . li R. ally t " . Beg
will
he
held
a
t
the
1
tty
II.ill
.
t
J
30
I*.
Td
.
on
the
25th
day
of
Octolx-r
[t Im pjbrem enl Company '
run W 128 fL.
DM) ft 1: 128 ft. N
\ . D LJfi4 at which m r iin ig ‘ aid Hoard will lieai any and -ill com
Luke View
Pa fit
5G
276.82
29.83
inn
ft
128
p 16in I and objixtions as lo o s h spci ml lo-es-nieiit and will it st.. I
356.6 I
ht Improvement Company
I
K night, Log ai N \\ ( u Hlk 26 run
lime
adjust
and
•
q
u
a
l
m
,nl
a
e
"
i
n
e
n
t
s
mi
a
bus:
•
m
5V. Ijik e View
P a rk
60
276.82
I- 120 fl S 7(1 It
120 ft N .5n |t
120
ji. ttce and ';g ld . and when - m l peeial assessm ents are o etpiali/ril
333 12
an I adjusted, same will then stand <nnfiim ed and b< nnd n m a in hind 'liorne S loinait \ 120 ft. lllk 27
TUN 5o
270.H2
ing liens upon the p i o p c i t \ a ga inst wlinli ‘aid a , ■m iih •
n.-.d\ M c i . h R e a l l y 1 .. . N 120 ft o f N C I I
fill, 28
, ^^.sUlilij,|LijiJ JU .iw rtgdam <-•
pti>y u u 11- gf. kt '-'Ji.levi* N»»* D d < »i^* | t 1
■1726
. 'i J l U t b U!
.'Wi.
M'tt-*"i»i I
Mb
Ii5 llf.tlf* *r>. \\ i i i Hlk '98 *
• 166 L $ * » 1 t
" by the f'ity ('omin!'si*ui*of tile t 'l l i ' 01 S a e fa rd . l-’la . .i*'7 . .
fn i , :
nt t Im provem ent Company
llobl* "li >11111 V 1 f A n \ i h h l ion to S anfoid
1921
II, IAke View
P ark
60
* ti
I nltank , 1V g .it N I f III Hlk 2't h im
fSeal l
I l: L illi ll-s, n n 1 1, ,k
nt Im provem ent Company
A 120 tt W 1 ■5 ft N 1J i I ft I: I . ft
Publish Octohet In ami 17
126 12
en
.. -Vlafc; lf*rk m . : ; 60
K (7 \\ iiltani , Ib g 1 . . • ft W ■f N I * ,1
)tit Im provem ent Compai y
St' It I A1 ASSliSSMKM ROIL I'HKL \ It I'D I M lF.lt AI I llO h in
10k 7 l t nn S I 2d 11
3o ft N |2n 11
U). Lake View Park
KM
676 78
02 W
•
. 0 <1
f*' |
h i S i l l 1 I' l It l N N o . 1 6 2 a d o p t , d o n t i n - M h d m
c l Si-pU-inla-i. \
bn
I IN 92
nniship Co., Beg 6(1 ft N o ilh of the
D 1*• 2 4. I>> the 1 i t . I , 1in 1111 s s |„ n „ | the < i l \ ol S n n lo r d . I lorid a.
t harlii 11a 1 wo | li. o '
d
’. Cor of 111k 2 T r I Ron
Th
f o l l o w i n g 1- ti n 1 1 1in a t etl
t " f I'.lllllg
1 e e l h S i 1. ,
lllk " ' nn - 120 tt
I’.
1.9 fl N 69 deg. 17 Min W.
\ i,
I Ml '■
• 111 x 1
\ v.
1 r ......
1 1 NT ll
I S o l i t li t , » 1 , 13 - 1, a ■
ft N 160 ft. E. 201 Ft. S.
I M .!!. V \ . ( ' " H i 1 • )' M 1. .
• Il ,t
K i " . in
[ o n ft
b y
1 . 1 N W
t
."i.. : 1. , i, .it!
ft E. of Beg. W t» Beg
W " t i l l W 11 ll ................
M i l l .*
...
1
»M I t
N
1
.
9
1
V ■'
Mir f a , I I t '« >t • •1
Seminole B oulevard)
640.8
2 927 65
.71.5 61
"it* 1| *
^ ,h
| 51)01) , a ■
)K "!il L’
fxive and foregoing flnhl assessm ent* a te payable wtth«ni*
f J.tOO (Ml 1 b a il ,
M u - , M e g ♦ll M [ .
N W
1
j
821(1
!m
It fbi h 1i. r !<
lo November 16. 1924. nnd from and a f t e r mu h In'
2N81 eo j
2't ' ' I I I S 1 2 u l r 1 ri* I I N I L*l 1
1", k 1'*'» i
»,0O'.
(||| | 1
sesMnenls will be payable only in ten equal snminl lo t.ill7380 s, | Vll
I 2.
.5,1
13a 92
lh interest «l 8 per eent per annum on nil d e fe ric d , . i y inent- I non lm 11 12 no li
1 1IM00 I mum !.••• Beg ai \ \\ 1 ,1 Hlk 2: 1
6 6 | in
ft 2 I 2 V
fs my hand ns City Clerk and (he Seal of the City if Sanford,
I ai on
I2t) ( 1. ) ,7ii tt N 12n it \\ 50 (1
5n
138.92
(nn no j„ 1 M
750(1 till It 3 nil II ill till t lie
(iii- 1th day of October, A D. 1924
7-iit tt'
*.o| a e 1- htieliy g»i en to any and a
p<
i
-on*
ml,
I.
Ie,|
in
tlie Sp,.
Engineet ing mid A d v titisin g
L. R. PHILIPS, City ( I n k
I 353. ill • ('Ini Assessmeiils again tin
1
>
s
"(
properly
ill,IV,
lest
i it,,ni
J tolx r 10, 17, 21, 31 nnd Novemlrer 7th
Itit.it
hat sanl
s a i n spt
spi 1
t ial
ml lae' sxe s s n u - n t s a n p a y a b l e iii ful l w i t h i n t h n t y . l a y s
Total
es(inialed
1 o.-t
i IH262 till !
ASSESSMENT BOI L PREPARED UNDER At T Ilo H in
a l t e r t h e nli' it,' a n d It r e p o i n g spr-t ml a - s e s M n e n t lol l h a s b e e n e qpml
ual
. . .1 . .
■
I Lt'T IO N No. 161 adopU-d on the 8th day of Reptomlicr A D. To be borne r n tire ly by niliaeeol p r o p i i t i nwners
i/d. nppinved and conlii med, or a Iri equal aiitmal lustallim
nt* with
N um ber of It "t 11 "litnge, 6572.75
i n i 't e s t at n | e r eeni per annum I- m and after i lit tune said special
he City Commission of the City of Sanford. l-7a.
Assessment | ei foot lio u ta g e , $2 T7SI.
I a s s e r s m e n t* sta nd upprnvt tl and coiifiimud
F R E D I W ILLIA M S. Engine,'i
Bowing i* the estim a te d cost of paving Pecan Avenue from
A meeting of the E qualiring Bo:,id of i)ie t ity of Sanford, F l a ,
N A M E —1)esi rip) 1011
FEET
PR El 1MIN ALA
will lx held at (lie ( ily Hall at 2 !(» i’. M . n the 27(li day d Orlooei
Del South lo T enth S tre e t 21 feel in width with a 6 inch rock
A SSE SS ML NT
»rod with asphalt.
A D 1024 ai which meeting -aid Boniil w ill hear any and a ll, •,iuplai.it,
Si Geitrndc'.s A, ■iii1 ui. Sanford
U
31k 11 it M
H s. g ra ding (m 60c
$ 1.7(10.00
, and ohjet tion** a* to such >pe, ml ,i.**.-e»aineiil*, aial will at suld lime
Jessie Wal,ion, Ix>t 1
126.42
Ift. concrete curbing and g u tte r @ H6c
3998 10
| adm»t nnd c q u a lu e Mild u<".essments on a hu.xi* of juslic, and light,
241) 00 j A* IL Williams. L o t 2
' 138 92
[ft. flush curb <?¥> 35c
175 00
an ,1 wiieii -aid qx-ciiil n».M**>>neiits are *o equall/ixl and adjusted, sam e
) "IX I *
Join,mm I Moor, Lo! 3
yds. 6 inch rock base surface tr e a te d <p' 1.26
8376.00
will then stand c u t limed ami lx and icnmin binding liens upon he
K. Ford, I**t )
138 92
p i" p iil> against whi. h -aid lissessiru nts a le mud until paid in n
!ft. 12 inrh storm newer (H> 1.20
2600.00
Win I rick. I-it 5
13K :>3
i coi'datu , vvltli pn,visit,n* ..J Res dull'.n ..No 162, adopted by th,* 1'ity*
^t* 6L 35 90
630 00
t Ixi!timorc. Lot *•
I3N 92
^tal estim a te d coat
$19892.00 •
■• '"mull-.' Km ol the < ity of Sanfoid Flu., t n Septcinlw r Nth. 1921
ft. 3'x3' concrete conduit
700.00
AA 51 t Inr k Sol Div Hlk
sirne
entirely
by
the
adjacent
property.
ihnlus (re Oil DO.
..
tS E A L )
1- It P H IL IP S , City Cleil..
li t baric.* h n ig h t, I ot I
of feet fro n ta g e , 8615.4
I’uhlish Met H> and 17.
3 inch drain tile (11* 100.00 per M
400.(8)
! fl.
Janie* \A Simmon*., .li . l ot 2
jnenl per foot fro n ta g e , $5,502.
ing, legal expense, etc
1 173 60
S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T ROLL P R E P A R E D U N D E R AUTHORITY
A ft Smith. Lot 3
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S, Engineer.
o l R E SO L U T IO N NO. 163. adopted on the 22nd day of S e p tr in •
[Description
FEET
PR E L IM IN A R Y A. B. Smith, Lot I
A.
D
1921 at which meeting said Itourd will hear any and ull complain
A.
11,
Smith,
L*»t
U
FRONTAGE
assessm ent
Florida.
Janica
Hick*,
Lot
6
Si. G e rtru d e 's Addition to Sanford.
The following is the esllmuted coal of paving Tenth S tr e e t fru i
J. Thompson, SK 1 1 Hlk II 11
[Still* \V| 2 of NW 1 4 Rik 5
Myrtle Avenue west, la French Avenue a width of 24 feet w ith *! c<
13 to'»* the E ast 16 ft. 9 in.
133.3
,3.1.42 . J Thompson, SW 1 J Hlk 11 7
u.*ptui!i mi a
rock bus,
Meisch Realty Co,, SE I I Hlk II
Riles, W I 2 of SW 1 4 Blk 6 Tr. 13 133.3
73.7 12
860 eu yds. excavation at 6()e
Meisch
Realty
C
o
,
SW
1-1
Hlk
1
I 43 o i> i
rlaon.'NW 1-4 Blk fl Tr. 13.
-132.65
729.29
15811 lin ft i mu r i t e i nrb anti g u ’ler at Noc
l.illu Hirkson, Big SE Cor B
M. Wilkinson SW 1-1.Blk 0 T r. 13—
729.21'
1,34 I <•')
UK) lm, ft. flush curb ul 35c
run W 61 u N 172 f
fews, Beg NW Cor Blk 7 T r. 13 run
':I5. i
1HH0 m|. yd*, paving ut $2.no
.4*
51
1.72 ft
1 il
125 ft. E ast 40 ft. N orth 125 ft.
.7,760.1 I
' 1380 *q ft. ci n rre to alley r e tu rn s at 30c
„„ 4,
IN (Less
Meisch Really Cu., S I 2 Blk
41 I.P l
t 40 ft. to Beg
..............................
>a5
GH77i
1600
Up.
ft.
3"
drain
till*
a
t
$100.00
per
M
^
E
61
ft.)
204
606.HU
He*, Beg 120 ft. N o f S Wf-or Blk 7
150.0 I
E n g in e e rin g legal expense advertising etc |4H8,()()
A bra ha m Thompson, Beg SE Cor. Blk II T r
43 run N orth 19 f t. E a » l 68 ft19 run W 50 ft. N 120 ft. E 50 fl. S 120
th'lU ft. W est 68 f t. tn B e g . . ......... 19
104'M
S*”' S a Total e stim a te d Co»t .....
J3H.92
ft. to Beg ...................- .................................... 60
*. Heg a t SW Cor o f Blk 7 T r . 13
$6,620 O')
Tn he borne entirely by adjacent p ro p e rty owner*.
J. E. Idling. Beg SW Cor Blk 11 Tr. IV* run
N orth 120 ft. E a s t 114 ft. South
of. foet f r o n t a g e ........... ..................
1404
E 100 ft. N 120 ft. W 100 f t 8 120 f t
I f t . W est 114 f t. to ' B eg......(................ 120
t
p
e
r
foot
frfla
ta
g
e
..Ly.
.........$4.7161
to
B
e
g
....................
if.
277.85
itrlln. Beg a t NW C or Blk B; T r. 13
H ubbard ~~
-- ■ -L*
■
v FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer,
I South 81 f t. E a s t 140 f t. N o rth B1
L
D1
445.66
. - t — -v
FEET PRELIMINARY
140 f t ........
cS 120
ion f/at ......—
r.r.
*
'll*)
....... — „ 2 .................. 55
l - OJ1 -M N A ty E
DESCRIPTION
FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT
!
i (Toast Line R. U. Co. Right of way
>Ik 8 Tr. 13 ....... ....... ............................. 41
Coast Line R. R. Co. Beg at SW
| Blk 8 Tr. 13 run North 133 ft. East
ft. South 133 ft. Wcat 140 ft. to Beg 133
W on. NE 1*4 Blk 6 Tr. 14......... -- -1 8 8 .3
3non, SE 1*4 Blk 6 Tr. U .—. . — — 183.3
Armitage, NE 1-4 Blk fl Tr. 1C
132.55
Armitage, 8 E 1-4 Blk 0 Tr. 14.....
132J65
ubinson, NE 1-4 Blk. 7 Tr. 14--------.. 132
ablnaon, SE 1-4 Blk 7 Tr.4< *-------- l *2
I
........ C R7'<fei<*'Eaiii 1*2 B lk
Joshua Scipio, Beg 165 ft. B o l SW Qt.r Hlk
11 Tr. 19 run E 60 ft. N 120 ft. W 6 0 ' t
•H 120 i t a - J . ---- , ................. ......... .......... 2 60 ’
Robinson’* Survey of un Addition to Sanford.
731.77
W. A. Leffler, E 1-2 of Blk
..... ........ I__ 338
733.42
Meisch Realty Co., E l-2 of nil$ 30...^------. 234
733.42
Meisch Really Co., W f-2 of Blk 31.....\......... 231
729.29
Meisch Realty Co. E l- 2 of Blk 34............. 234
729.29
M. W. Clark’* Sub-Dlv. of Blk 36.
720.27
728.27 . . I Henry Planter, Lot 0....................................... j t 4
,
' e f r v f f i : - t
Coa»t Una R, B. Co, Right of Way
8 T r. 14.
41
R. IL Trafford’a Map, Sanford
225.48
226.48
' j
J. E. I-ting, E 120 f t Lot 5
J. E. Lalng, W 120 fL Lot 7 ..
■V 1 Lottie M. Taxton, Lot 6, Blk U , Tr. «
138.92
939.11
660.15
660 15
050.15
310.75
305.61
3*5.97
651.67
661.07
551.07
Caorge.Calhouh, Lot 10, Blk U . Tr. A—
F i n h l r M. McConnell, Lot 6, Blk II. Tr. 7
T. M. Dunlap, Lot 10; Blk 11. Tr. 7............
W, H. llyne*. Ixlt ^ Blk 11, Tr. 8
W. H.;liyne*. Lot 11), Mlk 11. 3‘r. 8
Ilia * Neal, U t 1, Blk 12, Tr. 0—.......
J . Roland Lylea, Lot fl. Blk 18, Tr. 0
M. Minorick, I^»t I, Blk 12, Tr. 7
r t u s t a , u , . . * ,* i i Tr. t .
551.07
551.07
551.87
651.87
681.87
..
'
::m
..
-IS
^ L » , - CU it, U1, r Blk
V » 12,
a « »Tr.
' V-------r . » . .*--------- _____________
W .
M. Minorick,
_ *•*' K- -
Special Ak*iMnehta- Jtfalhif the
us piece* (of property/1
scribed that said spcclhl assessments arc pifnbte lh foil within thii
days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has J ‘
equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ted equal annual inatal
with Interest at 8^ per annOm from and after the time said sp
assesrments stand approved and confirmed.
A meeting cf the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford,
will be held nt the City H.all at 2:30 p. m. dll thfc 27th day df (fctS .
A. D. 1024, at which meeting said Board will henh any add all edm-j
plaints and objections as to such special asscsbments, and wlll at aid
[ time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and ri|
‘ when said s^tilql Aiwcuwneni are so equalized and. adjusted,
nml'be, nod remain binding li-ms upon
will then stand cor
said assessments are made until,pill'd In ■
property dgnlnst
.With prorisions of Resolution No. 103, adopted by the Cl
JCbmmlssio'n of the City of Sanford, Fla., Cn September 22nd, 1924.
r. 'JjfiKwif
r • .}/;^M Un
L. n. P H IL IP , Clffr CletW
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOl
OJP. RESOLUTION NO.T64. adopted on the 22nd day of Be*
6er, A. I). 1924, by thfljCity Commission of the City of
Florida.
ITitj following ’r
t ‘ ‘ddUftodtcd cost of widening the p a riiij
on T hird S tr e e t f r o h f 't f l l l M t f c k west to Pecan Avemlc from 16 f«
to 24 feet in width w ith sheet njfphalt on a G" rock base.
250 cu. yds. g r a d in g nt 50c
...............................................
1500 lin, ft. concrete curb nnd g u tte r nt H5c
----- ... 1/276.1)0
<430 sq. yds. paving nt $2.00
........................ — ............. l„260.00.i
.
4 inlets a t $35.00 ........................
............
140.(1
80 lin. ft. 12" storm sewer at $1.20
.......... .
i E ngineering, legal expense, advertising, r lc
...................234.00
Total e stim a te d cost
To !.e borne e ntirely by ad ja c e n t property owners.
N um ber of feet frontage.
1122-7K
Assessm ent per foot fro n ta g e
$2.7867
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S, F.nglneer.'
FEET
PRF.LlMIJf
NAME
D E S C R IP T IO N
FRONTAGE ASSES3M E
K. R. T rafford’s Map, Sanford.
A tlnntic Coast 1 ine Railroad Company. The W est
61 feet of the E ast '4 of Hlk 4. T r 12
- 61
r»62.ii ;<
198
J IL Hodges, The West '4 Hlk 4, Tr. 12
Meisch Rcillly Co.. The West til feet of the En»t S
61
170.11 i
of lllk 5. Tr. 12
652.16 '•
198
Met: ch Realty Co., the west ’u lllk 5, Tr. 12
Fla. l-tnd and Colonization Co.'s Map of St. Gertrude Add.
lo Siihfonl.
143.50
51.18
T A. Styles, East 1-3, Lot 8
287,12
J
102.90
Mr*. A. E Mill. West 2 .7, Let 8, Hlk /.
M m ^
164 44
J. T Allen. Lot in. lllk 7.
D. O Brown E*l . 1-5*4 and the East 15 ft 9 in. of
456.
|
NW *4 of Mil: 5. l r Ft
163.5
Mary I'.' Styles, N\V'<i of Hlk 5. Tr 13. (Less the
east 15 ft. 9 in.)
132
368. U a
Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested lit tho
1Spot ial A ssessm ents against the various pieces of properly above de- |
I scribed that said special assessm ent n rr payable in full within t h i r t y . , : ^
day* after I ho above ami foregoing special assessm ent roll ha s betfrt Tij
equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or m ten cqunl annual Install*
nUm! with interest nt SG per nnttUm from and nfter the time a ild ‘ ,7^
spei ml a s s e s s m e n t' s ta n d n|q>ioved nnd confirmed.
A m eeting of the Equalizing Board o f the City of Knnford,
Will he hrld a t the City Hall at 2:80 p. m. on the 27th day of Octo'
A D.. 1921 a t-w h ic h m eeting 'iild Board will hear any nnd all
1 plaint - and objections a* to such special a sse ssm ents, nnd will a t
' time adpist nnd equalize sold assessm ents on s basis of Justice a n d
right when said special assessm ent a re so equalize nnd adjusted, aaijl
; Will then «tand cotiflrmeil and he, nnd remnin binding liens upon ttw7
J F C F f ' l * ; ngoUi»t> whiah saljl asiwssmetils a r e m ada until |>nid in aC* - ^
• ordanre wnh p/nvlsiflns
nf
ReWotutioVi N o . '
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1 omoi i**i oii of t h e C i t y of Sanford, Florida, on Septeml»or 22nd, 1'
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I. R P H IL IP S . City Clerk,
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SLEt M l \ S S h i s s >fK N T ROI L P R E P A R E D I N K E R A FT IH IU IT Y
o l ItK S()|.l LIONS NO. 166 AND No. 167. a d o p trd on tlie 22nd V
1)111 ol Sept ember, b D. 1921, by the City Commission of th e C ity ■
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of Sanford, Florida.
The f. (lowing i- the e s tim a te d cost of paving Sixth S tr e e t from .
Magnolia Avenue east to Cypress Avenue it width of 24 feet with itIfWt'
, ‘l'luill on a ti" rm k base except between Magnolia Avenue nnd PAL
tn- tt. \ a Mile, where ill epresent (l ft grouted bru k pavement will bo
I us, t| toi 1lie 'arise.
( I ) Between Magnolia Ave. nnd Lnlinello Ave.
2ou tn ytls g ra ding at at6
$ lrto.c
425.d
-Oil lm ft eurh and g u tte r at 85c
1 .3.31 sq vi|*. rin k base at 90c
642.40
I 58 I o| yds, 2" sheet asphalt top ut $1.00
132.00 '
| I III sq ft. eolierFte alley re tu r n s nt 30c
128.00 ,
l ITog iiieer i ng. legal expense, advertising, etc
11,728:00
Total eatlmitted coni
To tie hom e entirely by a d ja c e n t property.
N umber of feet frontage
468
Ahscssmi'tit per foot f ro n ta g e
$3.6923
(2) Between Palmetto Ave. and Cypreaa A te .
"nil n i y,b g ra ding at 60c
1022 lm fl curb and g u tte r ut B6c
1200 sq. yds. paving at $2.DU
880 sq ft concrete alley return* ut 30c
Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc
m
,
a
360.00
868.7t
2,400.00
284.00 *<■;.
31056
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$4,193.00 1
Total estim ated rout
73, he h om e e ntirely by adjaceht property.
N um ber of feet fro n ta g e
958
A ssessment per foot f ro n ta g e
$1.3768
F R E D T W ILLIAM S. E "g lp e e r.
7'
FEET
I 'l t r t h i n N A R T ;
NAME
D E SC R IPT IO N
FR O N T A G E A S S E S S M E I
M E. Church t< elored), Lot 8. lllk 7. Tr. 1
117
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Public School. Lot 16, Blk 7, T r. 1 .
....... 117
Bll
A T hetford and S. A H. Wilkinson, Lot 1 Blk 8Tr. 1 117
L. K. Sessions, tod 10, lllk 7, Tr. 2.
117
I - G, Cam eron, Lot 5, lllk 7, Tr. 2
.
117
Tr. 1
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... ____ ___ _____ 147 .. .* * - * . W
John Mu»#ori, l - n 6. Blk 8, Tr. I
- t t
117
A. RulTield, E«*L(i7 ft of l-ot 1, Blk 8. T r.
«7 1
„60
A. K . Yowell, WgiV-O f t. of J . e t l, Hlk i
If
F. L. f t m e r , I « f 8 , ^ j l k H. Tr. 2
.. ,1V7.
43
t 6,’JHk 7. Tr. A
.g.. ^ ^UID
61
Wilbur Forreaf
m o to r,,
J. II. Sneed1. 1 * 11 Blk 7,1fr.. A _ j. ft. .
4 A .J O # k < t l - J
Mary C. C a i h u f ^ Cat l.vBlic*. Tr. i
117
512,1
K atherine A. Brown, l.of 7 , ' Blk 8, T r, A j.. __ _cl28
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Ndtlce i* hereby given to any *mi all persons interuatnd in
Special Asressment* against the. varioui pleco.x iof> property
described that *aid special a**e**mrnt acre payablo hi foil -within
ty days after the above and fgregving special aasc-oftient Mil
etjualizcd, approved and confirmed,', or 1 in ten equot annual
merit* with intereKt at 8% per annum from and after the titne t
sperial as*e*amenta *t«mi approved and eonflrnwd.
A m eeting <>f the Equalising Board of the City uf
j will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 p. m. on the 27th day 0*
[berTA. D. 1924, at which meeting said Board will hear an* and *llj
complaints and ohjectlrna a* to atwh apeclal asseMmanU, and
said time adjust and equalise said assessments on a baala of juaUai
and right, and Whon said special atMteismenl are so equalized and
justed, same will atand confirmed and be, and remain binding
upon the property dgahm which laid asaewmenl* are mado l ...
I haccortUhee with provisions of Raaolutluns No. 100 and No.
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T{h^ir<|Country,s Foes
As Brisbane Sees It
»«nr « saarS ^V urtaV ***1 •
Som ebody com piling com m entaries upon th e intelligence
fdealinm atid Flying.
• *V , * ? • * H!“*V M*SJ2T' ' o f th e A m erican people m ig h t gel a few notes from th is
Religion in Schools. •
norm!! u ii.r Act of /y e a r ’s idea o f m obilizing tb e Boy Scouts o f A m erica in a
Hang Him Twice.
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' cam paign to b rin g out th e voting stre n g th o f th e ir c o u n try in
Ri|f Business QueM ionv
ISO U DKAK.
" r n m m M t e r th e N ovem ber election.
M n o .B K n o .
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
(em n ek t in n
So fa r ns th e idea w as conceived fo r th e good o f th e Boy
A y r...
1' h . a . 14*
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Scouts, well and good. In w orking to aro u se in te re s t in a
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M i . - m ost im p o rta n t election, th e boys will learn m uch nl»out th e
P R E S I D E N T CO O L ID G E . p r a is
! duties of citizenship, and will m ake m any a tru e deduction in g the Red Crosa, su g g e sts t h a t t
*r t««r.
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| of th e ir own relativ e to politics nml politicians. All th is will w a r s be elim inated by "pra c tic a l
idealism '’— a b e a u tifu l
a b s tr a c t
•ctAL motic;*}i ail obtiuarr : help, them to becom e'm brd useful m em bers of society.
card* nothin*/, r*adt«tland j
I B ut th e BIC! iden, S e e m * to 'ltc to U8e th e se lioys to g et th o u g h t.
For th e U nited S ta te s
tlCM of dSlaflaldiTirfxinlrh^r#
are m»(1a ‘Wlfl • lit (difcr.-rd th e ir elders to th e J’cgjf^rption books, and t o th e polls on just- now. how ever, th e b e st peace
rvrular advertising rats*.
election day! , ,
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insurance Would bo found in ten
ik h n i W i i d ir i li W H V n B H
Aasoc'.tsd I'resa la
« In o th e r words, tb e m m and women of th is co u n try arc ihonannd practical fliers, w ith f ir s t
*n!UIM to th. um (or rspub- supposed to be of speh in ferio r intelligence ns to need to I c j clans m achines to fly in, capable
of all .newa dtanafrhaa
to It or not nlhsrwtaa
errd urged, nml begged. B y th e n a tio n s ' boys, to come out a n d i 0* c a r r y in g mail in peace, bomb*
nthsrv
cruapapsr and
a n d al.o
alan tli« **Aj
In Ihla papar
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abllahad
All Tl*h
had hliar
4 ttl*.
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"oipress t h e j r 1w ishes in regard, to tho policies and thfc m c n jan,i p«^°n *a* >n wnrIcatlonn of a,»»*l4l
*p»4idl <
diapa '■as to be voted up’qn jn th e N ovem ber election! ’ ■
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j P ra c tic a l power enables n nation
alao raaarvad.
a r a alao
Jnstcnd
o f e v e r y man ami woman in th e co u n try w f lh has to tlcvc,°P
“ practical idealism
D A Y /'^ C T tV l^ if 10, Jt»24
th e rig h t to vote being ready and w aiting to go to the |k>1Is " h h o u t b e in g s u d d e n l y k n ock ed
TH OU GHT FOR TODAY to express th e ir stro n g convictions, th e re are h u n d red s of o v e r th c h ea d in ( h e m id st » f
tACE W IT H A L L M E N : ^
idealism.
fPbOow peace w ith nil men, nnd hol- thousan d s alleged ,"citizens}” who will not even b o th er lo
IS. A CALIFORNIA decision ihc
w ith o u t which no w a n ahull qualify, and as'marly more who will stay away from t h e polls
heLord.»~ Hebrew* 12:14.
on election (la>.
! Stale Attorney-General forbid*,1
M a n y o f t h e s e m e n a n d w o m e n " p r i d e " t h e m s e l v e s , too, jn
A CO N FE riH lO N
thc puh...........
on being desirable m em bers of th e ir com m unities. T hey (| nr)|.x ,.|aycr jn
Oh! leave th e p a r t to b u r y ita own
would lie am azed, indignantly am azed, at any criticism »>f ,irinn
Tl;,.r,.' j„
dead.
fjlaat is n a u g h t to us, th e pres- t h e i r m o r a l s o r t h e i r m a n n e r s . T hey often are th e unco good ,, hp
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l* c f a s ^ i o y a h l e l e a d e r s o f s e l e c t s o c i e t y . T h e y |rach
thrrc I V „
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dan
D oesn’t it seem funnj te
a p a p e r a n d see nothing
round-the-w orld fliers?
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roar
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Arouml | ? ‘° ‘H ^ o n e st. p.s.pfo in fhc U nited S tates, if o . d y - t h e Boy
lOCOiii.H could fft*l them to do then sim ple d u ly !
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T r c s c n t politicians
a its h ip * . T h e y go up in tb « .J
easily w ith o u t them.
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! I - s i h poor governmmt J
they i.r.vc to revive »>ld
s te a d o l w’r g i n 'r u,. somrth^J
,
E v e r y th in g has rood
. T a k i n g a deep b r . . t h fw H
' k i s s develops a girl' s i ! , t . 1
L o n g e r courtship-, ar? b.,
inandcd by educator.' wh-.,,;
don't know w hat a r-tram th^'i
One kind vf pntcl.inr ((,.
girl knows, about is pMctan-!
tire s.
even the
O ur idea o f staying l.retfj,,
ing to borrow inonr_. at t ,1;J
convention.
lhc WHy „f rc.|
u i y douh, th.„i
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ImpcAting llriii-l. wbi.ul
Berlin has been forbid,im, vi
more may be shippi -,1 i , uw i
| States.
t
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a s fire m e n ngaui .i n . , .
<r a l l . r i nc ur . E n an I
a b o u t tlie s a m e
In M n n : c m » i l y . Ms.. , |
whipped t«i. d.._" a id bit furj
pie Novel ti>
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n t s , t n tel l t h e m t h a t t h e y t i i nn o t .
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t h e cnt .
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kt g u lfs a n d rtcr-ans, channel*,
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M M 'lSV il I .K f 'O U R I E R -JOURNAL
A s a g e n e rral
a l rf u l e in A m e r i c a e v e r y o n e p a s s e s to t h e (
We both re a c h e d it, \Vo co n
m o c k I t the*e.
r i g h t . A u t o m o b i lles.
e s , hr o r s e - d r a w n v e h i c l e s , a n d b ic y c le s k e e p
HLSIIOI' l U t . l l E S , presiiling
O h ! l e a v e the paid, if pnnl indeed w ell to t i ie r i g h t s i d e o f tin- s t r e e t .
Inrtability of (>overnine:it i- nut maim lii.'i.-ted that
■innn.,' d,P e d e s t r i a n s w a lk , o r
Getting Ahead
On a Small Income
over
tbe
M< th'x;i,t I pi •>| ■:t! I conlmeii t,, f.eglnii't.
.t h e r e bo;
I he Lmi . laim : II resp> li<ihiluy t .•» ih" war. i
K e e n in p a s s
; I w o u l d / n o t know it; 1 would s h o u l d w a lk , c lo s e t o (lie n g h l on s i d e w a l k s .
( burcb. -a y . that, ap a rt fr<an lu- (ion e.greeni, ill nml tiie putting mi,, and agniit Marx ha I to , all off the
i n g a n o t h e r t h r o u g h a d o o r w a y o r in a n a r r o w h a ll, it is
know b u t thee.
;
g tn etal views <m capital puni-b- I'fb-rl of tiu- |iie,e< plan to* .I eon ultim atum .
— W ilfred S e a m e n Blunt.
th e c u s to m to k e e p to t h e r ig h t.
i
I'e q n e n re i l'i III rtln as well as
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n>t now S l r e - e ' c a n i ' -< ■ a.- to
•ni'lit,
b"
would
bang
the
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Law
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Lew1, ii I:i 'l.i' ruse of K«u- ,v flliv c I lm •letter of I 'I
T o t h i s g e n e r a l r u l e , h o w e v e r , t h e r e s h o u l d he o n e e x
lem e at lliglit. wli" killed bit nv»li iI Mnel 'oenbl it - b, 1,1 by In, p- m Mur
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tnise that if t tie N al i <nn I
w h e r e t h e r e i."* n o s i d e w a l k , s h o u l d f o r t h e i r o w n s a f e t y a s
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S c ie n tists think the nett,
d c n tia l cam paigner* will .
a ir s h ip s . Well, they'll h*r,|
j e x p r e jm a h h o r c n c c o f " d i r t y p o l i ti c s .
A n d t h e y h a v e n t tjvi. knowI, . , , . nvlll(r ...............
h r ; ‘i " M e n o u g h t o ' k n o w t h a t t h e y a r e t h e m a k e r s o f d i r t y tpI|(.hinB t „ lh<.
.,f Pnr
| p o l i ti c s , t h a t t h e y a r e t h e r e s p o n s i b l e c r e a t o r s o f c o r r u p t i o n
r l(<
in g o v e r n m e n t a n d all i t s lin e o f c o - o r d i n a t e d e v i l s .
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I f all t h e s o -e a lle d graxl p e o p le o f t h«* U n i t e d S t a t e s ,
IT IS WISE to keep all religioiM (
Wft w
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* " w o u ld g o t o t h e po||< a n d v o te t h e i r h o n e s t c o n v i c t i o n s , teach:r«g <>r faMTiti^m (»,t of puli i
k lamp*'tiro lit. and mu»ir nla; s 11 h e r e w o u ld lie n o m-ed t o w o r r y a b o u t d i s h o n e s t y a n d m e t r i c - ' hr nr?ioo| 5. On the other limit!, il
in
ISrithaC'
e j e n e j - in p u b l i c office. T h e r e w o u ld lie n o d i s h o n e s t y m>r i« iintM-u , nn«l aii
lien let u* logo *tjd i f v ' c ti(r
; ih e f T ic ie n c v purrfiilt«<l. T h e n ? a r c m o r e h o n e s t t h a n t h e n t e i f e r e n r e U l t h t h e r i g h t ? o f |»;ir-
i* our'koine.
n ean sM
He who keeps too manTt
the fire gets burnefl.
■ ■ i n e ^ Of U«t y e . r *' lcaVo, to
c i o f ghost* to g ra c e n
festiv al?
not, if IjAoiild, thuxe ilay»
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made tl.at woman bill b n ho-bard have » e i,..| i n - , i p-upo-e In tbe m i t t , i to t he ( ahniet t Ii •
w ell a s a c o u r t e s y t o a u t v m o h i l i « t s , k e e p w ell t o t h e l e f t .
lease of i haneelloi Marx it i« e.,h Will i-eceiVe l e p l e - e n t l l l ill
A N account in o u r Interest DepartiCIldcil he ha- not kept h o prole O n t h i s tin- ? I l o n g I ' e o o b - ' ,
T h i s is e s p e c i a l l y t r u e a t n i g h t . E v e r y o n e k n o w s t h a t
( ’ A PITA I. piini-bim.nl i» nbom
L x . ment is the idea! method o f saving
»<J ” lo the Nationalists i • give 1h reaten* to s, i eile fio c i the Ii \
lie Senntor* will find it vei v u n c e r t a i n f e e l i n g o f p a s s i n g a u n t h e r e a r a n d no t b e i n g a b l e to ii abb but an cxe< ption in its fa
tlie'n
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in
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ri
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'it,
wlueb
would
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l i t thinning two m a row.
s e e b e y o n d its l i g h t s . Y ou n e v e r k n o w b u t w h a t , w h e n v o n v<a n ight well be made ill the case
for people with limited incomes.
t e tu rn f' « I huinls off polity mun i n (ellup-i of the M in ic r v
I t u r n o n y o u r b r i g h t l i g h t s a g a i n , y o u w ill s e e s o m e o n e w a l k of tb. iCc. .Mr High'.. If it wepu wb, n ti e'lalilmg ait- fur the
The .liinkei - in the N a t lo-i.ilist 1
It takcRt a real optimist to nay
pns-i'd. . be might to be lia n g o j
morfilng" these niomiftgr.
, i n g t h r e e fe e t in f r o n t <>f y o u , m u c h t<M» l a t e t o e n a b l e y o u to t Wlee. uni'l- f o r ih> d o u b l e murder ^ o n c in i • io-n.i lien- put thiougii piulv a re in it w ithout popii'ai up
It is a convenient way to put aside
ftiA
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' r i le t l gl i t , iji VI i
port
They had t b n - ite i'i- l to i|.
stop.
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lot 1*111 •' t ■i d i - i r i a c m g a
i nn*t f ) ' ) i u ! i l i- f i , o o t h e o u t : nle. T i n o p
h s l tbe I 'n v e - plan, arid till - I h \
small sums regularly every week at
T h e P l a n t C i t v ( ‘n t i n e i l . l l s o f a l a w ■11 N o r t h C a r o l i n a noble, id-* Ifislt i .tiling. They uswl
^Evidently Noah if* not to have n
' pos i t i on t " Mn r i- w 11iii ii t o- e . n l
• ••llld h i m - d m e if l b y d a r e d . Mow
10^)0
1y on the m a n .land htmtin^ c o m p e l l i n g e v e r y o n e to w a lk on t h e left • i i l c <il r u m Is.
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In to <|e ill..i in i bum. strangling a iriotl, li-il by tl-- < tlo-f liiellltii'l e e v e r . I h e y prouu.M I mil i
compound interest.
fin
li ne n |i■;••• t III ill nlli a 'l " n ii I lines h i s i ..I
c o m m e n t i n g o n t h i s la w . t h e C o u r i e r * n y s :
t
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Muust
if they v»ei, given ri p i " , n
•ii in,oe lief.iri l.illiug bun T h e y fflth r r ru Itl
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tall-ili
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“ T h e a d v i s a b i l i t y o f u s i n g t h c le ft s i d e is so o b
a - i I nl -ii t o n\, i ! l i lo' i nl leugths ,
IVc accept deposits o f
it "
t u -t
t ei.' t t u u whole ih u g Von l it| it/, wu sp> k
Wc are pot preii.i t i n g an> win
v i o u s t h a t o n e w o u ld s c a n e h t h i n k u s t a t u t e w o u ld
» im I i put i n nle
lui- Ii 11 ml 11, I - r n. •
Sire-' n i •'
tomnrrow but w e 'll JII'I bet
l o r u n lit poi t a u t p in
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tht
lie n e c e s s a r y , y e t e v e r y d r i v e r is f a m i l i a r w i t h t !:*•
one dollar or more.
lb- an I tn- i , ., f w ile ' nblll, t Un
ftfcll
u i d a "does her t u f f ” am i ii •
fa: t In > bn . o gi I
n e r v o u s s t r a i n p r o d u c e d Ly t h e s i g h t o f p e r s o n s lei*
M i l l ' * , Y t >I * h e a r t a l k " h u t u a k ,.vju log g t lid- " I >1 I In I .nil . i| n " I h 11iy
iy can Q*k mure
' b i g b u - : lon* ' ll uigli- l i s y m i n ) if, ri t, , w n (>n, irel . ' l o r , ju
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il • wm k is li"W itnrn . a nd like Ita i
i c h e r u t r m i g b t h e r e - i g n a t ion
h o r n is blow n. a n d n u m e r o u s ai < i d e n t s h a v e o c c u r r e d
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f Dr. Fosdu k
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p' iperly I • h e l p I-II b o th e r'
w h e n c a r s h a v e m e t m a r o a d on w h i c h p e d e s t r i a n s
i i e i . Sii. i
ov el bo. .-I
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W ere oil t h e w r o n g s i d e . "
University stu d e n ts have i»irr «•«*«!
I . In terest Paid on S avings A ccounts
S i a i e - ’’
T h e ( o u r i e r g o e s oil t o p o in t out t h a t bv w a l k i n g mi t h e
n o t t o sli avc until E lor nl a scores n
1 'nl i on l 11**, v t h a t ( i e i i n n n y m.
t b a ll
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will In- left s i d e o f t h e r o a d , y o u n l w a v - l a r i ' t h e c a r s w h i c h will l-'ran, ■ . i in-iiuiin ot tl,’I I 11111
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I ' l \ l : ! l u U M M i | : i ' E M H NT
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• ift iulliH k ami t ht mu t In*
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p i e s e n t e d to Us, bow bn- It hupJty for nouiiiig iiriiumi i,ini put e n a c t a la w c o m p e l l i n g p e d e s t r i a n s t o w a lk o n t h e left s i d e l.’fj-ri-Hfiilat ivt -.
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1,11,0 l'" » r' " ' * i Ibifortu „ f c o u n t r y m a i l s .
T h e h o o k a a r e o v e r f l o w i n g w i t h u s e li s « t h ’ - f i i I' f i ' ?l «It| it, h 11*| fit*
M • >I" ai •'• th o u g h t of buinbly up
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a d v i s i n g f o lk s o f t h e w i s j l o m o f f o n n m g t h e Ip il'it. a n d rn.d
unselfish f ift 11r f in niiti«*n.il | h»IiMi > .u 'I i he lm. et I II V, t III ill ire • ",| • ti**n t»f fi.’Iii in t !n> b p » i* ti»l. « %
T h e polls clOs*' liillton n\v I'Vrl) m g it n s l i r m l v i 'S t a b l i s l i c d , o f w a l k i n g m i I iic le f t.
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l'i "vnji in ,- In in.|ili> n , ib" p m i d
l . i - l i u e i m p r e - g i o n iqa. il o u r poO.1, n ml m u s t tin ■ e l f, <I iinliv set al
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pr IV il e g e
p eopl e of thi* s t u t e s houl d be c u r e
In f o r e i g n i c l n l i - ' i i , t lie r e w o u ld
|is I’ost C ard W e e k ; Hilly r i u d unit s t u d i e o .
it is u lie c o u r a g e und III n i n e s ills' ad
’reveiitiun W eek; 1 m a s t e r l y r e v i e w
uf
Urpubluan
this m o iu in g 's c o r r u p t ion, InefTiL'lcn-y a u d i n o f c o w a r d ic e am i h cR iia tion . Mil
know whnl
will be someHO t h s t tim e I*
hirnf,
signal*-,! hjf d a y s of th e weeks
1 o f t h e wU’nth.i. F o r in sta n c e
[ d o n ' t a ay (Ictoher 10 a n y m ore;
you *ay th e FffUi Day o f F ire I're-
itlon Week.
lion* of A m ericans a r e liop ng and
e q u a l i t i e s vif I h l h i k t / f h / e e ailft JoAil p r a y in g th a t the day will soon
j b,,|f yuars. I h<- q ,ie .t|a n is as Mr. . oV,e
ic vvpen thi* g r e a t c o u n t r y shall
i n . v i * w,.|| r u y , V , I , ;
,
i
ta k ee Its
rightful
plane
o pe n l y
th ose
whom
we have u n I m a n f u l l y in th e discUbsmi.n
plucod in off l i e served lis well or u m o n g p e o p le s , f th e w o r ld T h e y
huve they served us il l?
H a v e w a n t to se e u s en d ou r f u t i l e i.-o.
they been fa ih fu l to the ir
lu tlo n , s t o p t h i s k e y h o l e p e e p i n g
or have lh>y been u n f a i t h f u l ? "
an d g u m s h o e i nig
g in
thua t h a v e ch aru c
T he Republican m nnugc r* main- te r i z e d our a l t i t u d e U w u i d g r a v e
ta in t h a t th e y will rcorjtaiilt® t h - in te rn a tio n a l problem* fur n e a r ly
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nil vai oil sle n l, tin- sophist tie - ol down ninny Am, ii j«n*> i< iii«-ti(f*f r
tbe ex to ittm in tr niid swindling I III Velbe.v wall nr iiiiui it Th* Ml.
" p io te , liv e ” lurilf Unit b a - been w ill be oeeupled by upnl t "lent • •Hi
in»trulnenUil in th ro w in g 2*NI.0|HI I Un- Am,-i lean plan, and an Ainer.
N ew
E n g l a n d t e x t i l e o|MMIitl'e- can u ir h lle , t. Ibom uH asting
in to id l e n e s s an d p o v i r t y ; th e d a will lots- th e p •• Mi Hi,- tings is
t a i d l y i obln-ry and h e t i n y a l of tin th e m an w h" g - t tin gold medal
s o l d ie r s w h o f o u g h t • oi b utlli-' lim n tile King
oil flllelgll soil.
I III. ».N(;i.J -11 at. willing t 1
l i e w a s e q u a ll y e l f e i t i v e w h e n
lie tu r n e d lo s h u t tile I >elli" ilat li !)••!&r ii. 4*v«*n fioin ii 11 \ im*i ii’uii.
p a r ty o l f e r s iii e x , h u n g , ■ for tin- I hi v inull! Ir a n i .1 |fiRi*i| •!«•*«| ahmit
il l s g r a e e f u l re. o l d o f th e l i u n l l l i g
p i n i t i r a ) huihlifip' f v••111 I .1 llni.
th a t may huv Is Ml n i l ai lnhii d M
to hi- em inent fitne'-- fbr the e t illleii post into v.-liii h tin- Ileum
f t T h e I ’a l a t k l IN e w « t e l l - o f u ills
r play a d v e r t U t a u n l in w hnh wn- i n , In- p a rty would elevate him
We have seen him nl eh'-e rang,' tr ao a d !: "■gMJrI
j r l eaoldn
(•u b lii’tt sta
stand
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lm, inniu-tukuhlo
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bin
tktlnir s t a t u t e * r e g a r d in g such unit
te r* , w e ’d revjioetfully ie.ommen.1 broad sy m p a th y with all In- fi I
low men, not a m ere g to u p or fin t h a t th e g irl fit* down.
tioii of th e m ; Inn wisdom, In- tight
I lli-ie is pl'om
f - T h e I’r l o c e ,g f W ales tf ^ e w the ing q u a litie s and Ills lillc and sane ( o o ll d g e r e g i m e
isud u s a s u b s t i t u t e u g o v e r n m -nl
o f Delrolti flat when he aiTejit- tail unco.
an in v ita tio n t" lie th e govut of
Bh m| e I r In ii d is conf i de nt , w e lie- o f c o m m o n h o n e s t y mid t q u u b l y
H enry Ford 1 w hile th e r e .- The |iev«v t h a t o u r n a t i o n a l gov g i n. b ef o e th e lav. e q u a l i t y l o l b'gli
■ince doesn't!know what he is get - ! m e n t w o u b f be mi t o r e a n d wo u n l and lo w , w eek and s l u i n g , rich nml
HP In to . \V|< a r e inclined to be- , pr e s s un t o h i g h e r
and
b e t tc i p o or, an d th e s i n k i n g fr o m M is ;
tve t h a t s lg a |- s e e in g w ith H e n ry t h i n g s u n d e r ( he l e a d e r s h i p of such in g l e g i s l a t i o n a n y d ls c r lm i iu i t o i >
clau se, any
s e e t . o n th a t
breed-*
Would c f r ta iu ly huvg it* up* n n i s n as J o h n W. Dovis.
no m p o l y or
s n u o k* o f
sp ciia l
down*.
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—
viii ing pioofs I -e t ot (;,i- i i u 'n ,
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I " pile UJ' the Ingve t possible Vote 1 . ,, A lid :f a -parrovv .I'm .! ' il!
f t tbe inilepelldeiil idea I, vvlutt t ,. 1 1„- g r o i | n d without III- |,..tl e,
In want* nothing i-ise A lte r the , -I possible tb i cti em piri ean
i t n u n t winch he got f i u n tin
, xvilbmit Hi- aid'.’ \\ . have
< Iibt-.irnii i-i'iu I Ills V i e • ught |.. 1. , „
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witr., w h o is t h e r e now
On big building opeiation.-, in
E ngland tb e ) still ii.ive tnc" c r a w l
i " : up Inddris i m i ) ing hiick- and
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m o s t linposM lile t, s'
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been tbe posirn.ii of W ullet Jo h n
m'i, n l l y t h c v ic t o r y of tin s W a s h
. 1 , 1:1 t e a m , »" lo n g th e b u t t of -on. til, leader, the in.-puulvtns
I, b u scb n il fa n . 1 - bn led w ith n (be \\ • hingtonFu ing defeat
knows n . geogi nphicttl f >r
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I vfi y
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-d S tates und tl i- l ’i --" l e n t of
nation liuve sb >w :i tlteir III a
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M It J UKI I N t i l l l ' Y S K N , f o r m
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" n, l a s t i n g w i t h o u t i n t e r r u p t i o n g a g e h s servi'-es, tu r n tn .' his l«i.k
• o u g h t | he K cw . ul . I l e s s , a t a bl oi d
f. r n ow t h e s e s e v e l i t e 11 y g a i a a n d on mol: •> as well a - upon the op
.•veiling n, vvp| ap- 1
u t t u n u i t s l<
|o> be one of the a rm y
pir^tunHits
XX .riling F e un i i . r h r t ' l m g h u y s e n iinall) r e g a r d e d w ith v n i t ry pro- p
Ifi- name will long bt h e bept of tuuk. it is only f u i r to -•nt» a 'lu o a o n 'th n '. g r o w n u p s aW "„y k ucccs«
warn
h i m ' t h a t he will n o w go well os boys and g.r..-* n:uy '*'8,1 le m c n ib e re d in the world of i p u - t ;
tit wit) r tu y green, tou.'lri Ihu hcnrt.i
t h r o u g h a n ox per o n i , 1 t h a t will tak«* to h e a r t.
t ' nque^ftktnably th n liucklxone 6t (of all men who honor pluck, loyal
m a k e pol t i o sc,-,o I. m - c h i l d ’s p!av
‘I f wt' fail In m q y o u r I n u u d r v , l>olh U O S K .'
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HOW MUCH WILL YOU n il
WORTH IN TEN YEARS?
1 an lists 1 M i n i * , I- n im.lii-r ,,f |i|u a
!• >1 t in t h e v t r t n i )
If you I'b" *e**
in. on- >"tn 1*x|'vii "• .."il ,1 ,- i i . i, •tn i'lu . I" •'«' accilRW
I....I
> "u v, t. i -.Min In- nil ip , ilg!i
1 "-nl I., p r o . pel 11>
•
lo i.r In,- no- iialurull) >lr'••riiilne. how u-nch >uu t**
1
umiitate llul II m u .1,1 o l pul .,- 1,],- I neli month *
,1 tin surplus, v • 11 i|" "ii * tk ,.f .ju u*e v, l*al it ever In
l i n g u Huuri'snful fill me
Ji„M i",ol. „ l || vii| |.« worth In tin y u r i T A»W >"*1'
•s.-T thi* nin -i o n unit nn.w i-r H truihrullv. Will tl hr !•••
.jli'ia »’• uuw in tl.pa-i* <v will you still I.. sitting on ib»
un. s 101.1 lmi, loc other I,-11" w itn- ime who plan 11eu
fuliu. * \"i» must ltn i8 .. This ,-nn:i',i he overlooks.!
Tills l.u lianh Is stixInUH lo help >ou. to i d s n with T**iinrt to s h o w >nu the w.y lu s uri-i-ss in hulIUlnK fol lh« ***
Hi,- Wm-hington te a m bus been ty. a bility, and bunured per cent
Wa Iter Jo b n s o n . His a b ility aruliAmtJricniii.ini.
im n ia a hove been so needed tiint
n
If >,>u u r c a s ultxlnun l o » U'«-,-< ,) . . | | , | a h a n k l« 1° *?*
R
1 ih f ittin g
his
n am e should
} "II *1" <<-i-<t I h e n >on should coin,- In now nnJ lu* “» fc* *
C
ontem
porary
Com
m
ent
*ij
you. M.iiir w u ii ami r eg ret 11 „il later.
IN S O M E
I’l.At ES y e s t e r d a y , 1.. in*crlb,d on m e ta ble t to be
gc..inline wallmg below nine • reeled ill the c a p ita l in recognition
------IB
value to thc c ountry of tiie- The a v e r a g e consum er is wondsr* {J
cent* u gallon. That, with wheat
above $1.70 u bush, I pit-uses the fur 1.1. .
10ual s p o rt. Jo h n so n has show n ; i n g if a cha n g e in tqe t a n t f <«w iS
iner. D em ocrat a PttV
-uv "T h e f a r m g u t and 0 lo y a lty d e se rv in g th e [ w o u ld n ’t m ean much m i r e c h a n g e J
e rs w on’t be fo oled into v o tin g for highest com m e n d a tio n . It is e a sy jin th e fam ily n u rse ry .— A sheville a
Coolidge because w heat is high, to fight n w in n in g g a m e . N o b r a r - { C itiz e n .
'7
W
T h e re is nothing to pre v e n t its _go >ii u _r ___
m o r e d airtng
r i n g soia
soldiers e v e r !
I t is (cliabiy re p o rte d t h a t th e
.* iff ill A COMMUNITY BUILDER
ing down a f te r election."
, tr» Je the field of b attle t)utn the
The Republican funner m ay re-jG eri» 4 n h o rd e s w h e n,they vverr: P r e s id e n t broke his tr a d itio o a l polthere
J*«/•
«a. t -’4'*n; but, m
c iv aarc
r t «acme
in ii jovi-rrithnlng.''Belgium
- n i s s ^ w .' a .aand drivfi
?rirfy, a ^ j l i f j f f l j g L s a a i t t J : . f . . r p » tosteh . m m
b.
One y b a r ’s f i n t ii c in g o f u new
n e w s p a p e r is a v. hole e d u c a t i o n in
itselt.
g jf e m o folk*, a t e ulvvav* ta lk in g
j t th e h a r d lurk t h e y ' have,
•vbat a Vvicked w orld It iji, t o tte r in g m achine, b u t In so d o ing fo u r year*.
Mi. D a v i s ’s e lo q u e n t d efin itio n
' I they *eent tc be e n d e a v o rin g tu
ho w cvcrytfftfi U irvinc straight
t h a - D e v i l .a n d that there ien’t repudiate th e ir c ru sh in g lia b i’L . o f A m ericanism is u gem thui will
iuaU ce *jui all t h a t s o r t o f Uf* and c lin g only to th e Olacov. e n d u iy In the lite r a tu r e of the cum^
...
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Inn ttnlorti A a a u n t i l im Hit nr n*
ru
m .rem
• and yet tre n o t i c e th i* , t h a t e ra b le a s se t* —all too few , t h e ' p a lg n . As a w ord paint
a -^o f th
the old conc«r»»-! ipl*« c n t of W ilson, th e g r e a te s t
r"nra d o i n g e v e r y t h i n g in t h e i r L ord k n o wva-^of
f ttbe, iEiigJI*h
language
SC.
n! A n O te-dOke
l l * a « , . il>
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m i u m i I«">.U"Ht o r c n fc itt h ere j u s t a s l o n g Thle,. of emir
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er..T
__ ta k e a n y chanc- husinev nbr cin It be"done In poll- 1*bo ever occupied the Presidential thing
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1'ini,I tin b ni > t hrv Inl,or iii vain
ou. u n s i , inn! tfiiil *».u t*i n *»rr *f
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
mt <night lmlp it ge dews
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�NOTICE/
MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society E ditor.
BATTERIES
. FO R
C ut prices on all sixes U nited
All ntakcH A utom obiles and S ta te s , P e nnsylvania, F e d e ra l, VileL ig h tin g P lan ts, any. m ake,
in». .
3n
x
Ji/j
$ 6.95
RAY
BROS.,
SICK LY , P E E V IS H C H IL D R E N .
Phone: Res. 425
Tubes
Phone 548------Sanford dray
[led Tubes
Children suffering from intcstlnnl w o rm s a re cross, re stle ss and
unhealthy. There a rc other sym p
toms, h o w e tc r.
If the child Is,
pale, hns dark rin g s under the ’
eyes, bad b reath and ta k e s no in- j
tc r e s t in play, it is alm o st n cer
ta in ty th a t worms a rc e a tin g away
To fit any Job on
il' v»»Ilty. The su re st rem edy for j
:......
,is , W_.In.lrnrllnn"to
worms
h lta 'i Crrtim V erm l-j
P R IC E S
fuge. t l j «
In
the worms b u t tjarmlcss to thii th a t you can afford
rhHil. Price ft >c. Sold by lUnion 1 BALLOONS for nil
pharm a c y .
Spirit of Hallowe’en
OPENING EVENT OF ORLANDO FALL
EXHIBIT PROVES GRAND SUCCESS Of Little Miss Tolar
,*l
The Ladles’ Union of tho Concrcffatinnal Church will hold Its
m onthly m eeting a t . t h e honio of
Mrs. J . D. Davidson, Monday, Oct.
18, a t .1 p. m. A full atte n d a n c e is
[ requested.
*
*
-
*C
_*
Baby Cried and ;
Fretted A ll Day |
-mat Tccthina,
12 x 4
$1.75
T1.90
$16.00
ALL GUARANTEED
TIRES
Tlie H allow re'cn spirit p redom i
Tho openinff event o f th e O r - '. r e a r e d in n wool rm>„. „ .
n a te d 'w h e n o Miss Klsio Brynn To-!
HtSH
• if I f l H
lnndo F a ll exhibit, the fashion r c - j * Waefc rn>p<> satin nml a lov-rdv lnr celebrated her eighth b ir th d a y j
e
a
rth
l
j
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o
___
“ *“
* -• - fnKlf pvrninrr
,UVCI'
. - .......a. the wonderful Jax.
vuo staffed jby D irkson-ivcs nttm e-v
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fi r . "
a
s
k
i
n
g
's
large
number
of
h
e
r
litstive
nnil
xtnnitu,,
cornnu*e,
is
me
ant)
etnmnch
corrective,
m
e
s w earjptbvtal popular. tie f r U d s to her h, mo W etlncrday safe., m~lh:lne for k ~ P t n . bab.s.
,
. . .
'v* 1'. < 5 /
vert Dopend- Beneham T h e a tre , proved th a t the
BonjUmpf
Co*. : JiV,
proved afternoon
, •Ddijchiiurcn heatthy la conclusively
311
E
a
s
t
Second
Strc«L
,..
,it
to
pay.
fitts E lisa b e th exhibit
__________
__________
_______
will exceed nil e x pectations | nulic a fnvf
t
j ^ p r o f t d bv the hundred* oMritrrfl bon1113 h a n fo rd Avenue '
* •
Cant.
sa Itosam ond 0 f ^ e fn|| m e rc h a n ts.
| v a n ta g e tils furnishings strolling
Daisies w ere used in b a sk e ts nnd atantl> Win* received from happy
<
nr
vaseshnmiiL-ih.
along with
ts,' j tOttls
sod nRr.liffut
mOlhern who
who have
h » . given
■'1“*"
*
"
i The th e a tr e w as packed p a st i t s , across the sta g e as if he was on ! ■
rm
and
, , •black
.• " 'c;mipd
“a T
T J "e .»*»
mothers
*—* ~—
—s *to
•* to r«,ciU|
ana
p u m p k in
help
rernlpd th
th e It
ihcir iiitfe ones.
> «T>r
| c a p a c ity an hour before th e rovu-> i his way to school,
guests thnt spooks were ti|
upt-*o f a r w as scheduled to begin.
away.
n I
A
Houle J. Clayton. Ala,.
t in.; <;|.-NRIIAt. sectio
STATt'TKS
The
opening
dance
given
byTMiftS
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- Aw rM»rr.
a
mrKv
fiurnie
cycinrainn
•
FClrCle; Ifost- Mario Rubitlcnn proved a eaptl- ! rhou-.H n
..'
l t r . - t be en, ! g i v i n g T w l h l r t s
n r T |I K sT ATK OF K l .O ltllH .
"Lri
.
showed
decided Spanish influ*
In the«living loom dn n ta b le to my l>aby *t n m o n t h s n m l kept It
Xntlce
i v e n that J. R
jP n r k Avenue,
Notice IsIs tiereny
licretiy RRiven
that J
v ating number.
J cnee— negligees, in brocades nml hanked with daisies stood the hand- UP a " '5r»uRh teething time
I
I
.nine,
pur
ch
as
e
r
01
I n i t'ori iflcntr
some
hirlhilnv
enl..
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The heralded p re se n ta tio n of the , o th e r fine m a te ria ls were shown,
birthday cake w i;h the tall
W ," * I-".'1 i r r , l ' nB
I " , -tale,I t h e Jr,I d a y o f J u l y ,
[of AVrstniln- S E L I_____ R EN T | F IR E PLA CE
vc • Ilea lighted.
. 1 r r • I * ** b*’1 U m e I d g i v e h i m ISIS, h n s d i e d s o l d c e r t l d r n t e In m y
i P re sb y te ria n new Ann Kljxnbeth frocks and the A f te r this nine of O rlando’s young
i ’Im i i —llcpnlr
a,
,,f
Trrlhlna
nnd
he
would
office
amt
has
ms
tic
n
poll
on
t
Ion
for
Lo Halida hnta was received w ith , ste rs presented the "good night"
D u rin g the afternoon
Ih Mrs. Mur- h e a rty a pplause by the nudience, scene.
games
on* nod wnkc up in the morn- Tax Deed r,, Issue In n c c r d n n r c
CUT TO SU IT
§
were played an I contests were en- *nir w,ltl ,l "mile
with law Said 1, rtlflcnte cmhrncss
SEE
showing
a
h
e
a
r
ty
approval.
j
T
he
show
will
be
repeated
Thursjoyed.
E
verything
wns
"diine'to
Terthim»
is
„oid
hy
all
druggists.
01
1
•
f'iiow
inu
r.rscrli.cd
property:
css, Mrs. J.
HC5
II. S. I’ONI)
In tho first scene four of Or- day and an o th e r unusual display make the guests h n rn v
'
JT1?’1 :!0<’ lo
(.atiornturlrn. "I,'i"te,l In Seminole roiinty, Klor- j
S.infnrd Hwnk A Trunl
lando’s p re ttie s t young ladies np- in fall fashions will be seen.
° * • f" r P ' ^ a r e and
1
L«i| U* Tin.
^ CToln «*o *1 \
I'hiw f 22.1
fonic of Mrs.
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\ •!«1 In HoulH Hniiford Tim «nl«l | . _ ____ __ . — * -----------n te s s c s , Mrs.
__~■ - —
*" 'nr,' it became time for the young
l if’it bi’lnjj
*i?««*■•I xi 1 !he ilntr of ,
* .
■.•kM <<
fd Mrs. J. W.
guests to r e tu r n lo their homes.
tin* I88I111 ne«' of 8iir)i rrrtlO ralo fit . v v V •!■.v
+ + .;. .
y
a + + .j.
-y+ + + + +
^+
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lli** mum- of II. 1.. I>nvla
j^
Among those present were V ir
,
T
b
ii
I
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K
Liiltm,
iiurclii»H**r
of
(
a
ginia (iillon, M argaret and Jessie
I 'lh T ii * *V riin»*iif•* Nil 71.
j*
Wilmer K ersey^ Marv Virginia
till r. I»% tin \ of Julia-. A I» | !«22
»s, Mrs. HOW
N'ntt. Dorothy Monger. Doris n a 'It > II*• #1
i.illdoMt. lu mi offlr** ▼
S ’- in.
«*oI has nuoI*
i»i I«•ii f<*r Tn %
luii, Sadie L finhnrt, Audrey Noi-e,
Ih'.-il
tn
IH
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*
l».'
Ill ill*' "I 'I on f with
Tlie first m eting of the E a s t i ’erkins nml Mrs. !<’. Vanse; (Jin 'M a i t b a
Brynn,
t'liritte
n
lie
rry
.
Inn S .i 1*1 •*♦ 11lllont »• «•m!i m rex tin- V
n itin c K
Side I a re n t -Tenchers A ss o c ia tio n .' der, i l l , Mrs. A. C. Cui.ler; i ’eleiy t 'y Joe and John Miiuu.i;, \Vilniur
STAY YOUNG
folhoA ltu; th’H. i Ih.-il iuop.«rt\ #.lt u J
for the y e a r IDl’4-11>2."». was held Avenue, Mrs. 1). ('. lin k s ,,n.
In S»*inliin!i' l ‘niint> Kloi l-ln. X Are th re e mnin reason* v h y OUH H A T S ivhmild beeomeYOUIl
I , inhnr t.
N'eicp, Ralph Tolar,
Lack of health, strength and en, nt.-'l
rd C hapter of T h u rsd a y nftenrnon a t the E a st
In * It :
I be placing of sidewalks lmlli or
HATS.
Do yourself justice.
ergy shows itself in lines in the face-,
| a subscription Side School, w ith a splendid n t t e n • the front and side of schools wet ■ nnd Harold llnxkins.
I Ml : It look .!». W M I'Tlirk'N
flabby flesh and lack of muscula* • i -iia *-r nikn i:. ti.*i r.f. mill r . s
[y afternoon a,
Call at
dance of m e m be rs both old anil discussed and Miss Emma Owen*,
• f * * |{ ' !.l tix .. |i 8 S h i v - I . . f m i m l ier 18, at the n c •
| Mrs. Frcsl llnigcr and Mrs. ('. |l 1 Mr" 1 r.i , ; | VV,n J,h. n’V* .‘i U’,KhWL ^ L E O N A F I J I 'S E L I X I R F O R .III*, n f« .*>:• ill .‘lit 'i ** r pi' i -i ii. .1 In
rge I leCottea.
h l QOU
builds
health, 1*1..1 Ih.oh l p i u ♦» 0*7 S.-miIiimI.’
D u rin g tho business h o u r election -s "iith were appoint,xl to ,« • that Louise left the first of the week T H E
Tim *.ihi li\ml Im*Iiim
vntions may be
for their homo in W ilmington, N. strength and energy. It keeps the «**• II* •••i»lo f uofficers
a s follows:
,, 1 ,1 11
six
u i v i ’iB
rre
insu
u ilte
u xdi an
lviltiwri. lids be done
| .1 ifi*- .( ill i.f tin* |n**iifliii'i*
(
*
Mrs.
Vlal-li
expects
to
r
e
jo
in
flesh
hard
and
firm,
the
eyes
clear
•
»f
%
,o
It
it
.till*
' 11" In tin it m u of
r,<' ' ‘ “ • ’ C h a irm a n , Mrs. E. F , H ouseholder;
It was also decided to conduct to S anford in several weeks and 6mj bright. It puts color in the l bl.n
n
Vive c h a irm a n , Mrs. II. C. Bower; meeting*
ihi« y e a r on the sain,
J
I'ltlr-N sin til i n lllloitrn xli^ll In* v
.
,
se c r e ta r y tr e a s u r e r , Mrs, F re d incs a- lis t with bii-inc-s and pro -t'cnh the wint»r wi h her nm !Ii. r, checks, a sparkle in the eye and l i'"1- . M«*il ,.* **«t •| ' i»*. |o I i v\ Ii- %•f*. -I * * > + * + + * + + + + + > + + + * + + * * * * + * * ’> * * + + + * * + + + * + 4 » + * + ’> * + * +
Ilrsh on th e body. I t is the ideal a* ill l•***11«■ Mi.'O -n --ii ilo* Mill tiny
gift,. 1. followed b\ a social half Mrs. M 1,. I.collar,li.
..f <I. foh. I \ I * I 'I'M
tonic.
.n s decided to change the hour hour. M r',lam es L. Xoit, E Vans,\V
rn> ..ffi* In? «•' *.it:itni«* n iK-1 HVKHHHHDHHHBRiHHHRIHaDRiSBBHHBHBRIBBaflRiaHBHHHBHHHHBatfl
Stay young b y using L E O N - Monl
rof m eeting from .’E.'tO o’eluek to and fJeurge Sunder- were appoint
111•- Do- 4th ilnv **f S» |.t t-nil.. i . H
^ rdes
e l ix ir
for
th e
\ I • I *_•l
ed hostesses for next meeting.
..
. _
H L O O I).
It
mviRomtes
and
*S**ii I > 1C A 1*1 *1 CLASH.
Owing to the absence of the new
Mrs. Stella I A m n e l i m irnvr :»
»
SHOES FROM $1.25 TO $10.00
I I I . u ‘ 'in llll < (lit I S*lll IVI**I«*
ttrengthrns the whole system, makes
1 ,
,
, , I ino^t i n t e r e s t i n g talk on “ What the •hail man, no definite plans w ,"v
i
-mil
*
F
IM
I
l*1n
r i\
is
n •
rich red blood, acts gently on the
made fit I hi' work for tin- y rn i, al u
\ m w i »:k s . i * «*
liver nnd kidneys.
Insist on S« l if f., i ‘211%
Ttive I" m a n g o ld s
>ui an(,
..
i ; • ii. i n, i n
ih 'iigh se tt nil good sllgge-M ms
S
’X
.
i*
i s ,, in ti I 'u .g | ’I’ll,* i liiiiirnan appointed the f"' were given m il diaeussed
om of the lovely .
,
.,
The next no'i'liiig wilt he In ’ I
Sandy
A n d erson < l n v t n * «« K»«de m o i b e i *:
l-.r-t
E llB IQ U B B IflllllU a R R IIII
g
rade.
Mrs.
(V
|
|
.
S
m
ith
and
Mrs.
[
N„v
I I at :t 00 oVbn k and all
when she rnmila hc lli Flowers, H. \v. T u r n e r ; second g rade, Mr- hers and mothers m e a*k,',l to bA. M. I’luilips and Mrs. \V M . l p u s e n t a* m a t ' c i ' of m ipoilun ■
fck. with a dinner
I n s l r n o l n r in Violin
T h ig p e n ; third grade. Mi- It L. will be pre-rule,!
S ii n l i o h o u r s . ‘J a. ni. l o fi p.
ecorated in (he
m S a t u n l a y s on ly .
placed in the
R o o m 3( 1 U 1 s t N a t . I h i n k H l t l g .
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inner was serv
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hostess, a s s i s t It, Mrs. Steven W’. S>. Hudson, leaves this a f t e r | I,
. Sp,’n,*er h-aves t in . aft, ,
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1-H K V K N TS INEKCT IO N .
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The groiDcsl ili.-Hovcry in It, sh n
the dinner, tii6 EI01 ula I'ech football g a m e on Sat r .line between To- h and Eb'inla on mthien/n ,11 roii tlirout. pliy-i inns
I culiMc i' the I’l a r v , I nis Itorozoii, . u
free was p re se n t u n la y .
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Sat unlay
and o ru g g isls m e now r , , ominemla pi ,-pni at ion that comes in tnpiii! £
i'll teaspoons the
mg 1 nlolahs, the naiisenless < alo- ! '4 - - J - t- v + 'f
all,| |*ovv«i,’r folio it is :i ciiiiibjnic . *
Mr. amt Mis S S Hattinel 010 j M E W right 1,'turned the fir t nel tablet, that is puriflerl fpim
(•on it, >ilin,-iit Hint riot only pim **
lured to O rlando T hursday night of the week from Hartwell, i>u , dangerous and so kenm g , IT,- ts
N o s p c r l a r t i l a r s t a r pla.M-r is ilu* t a n O xt o - tlio wn'iiol of pci ms that cause a
and a tte n d e d the Eashion lt,-,,o whet, he wit- , all, <1 on account ol Those who lino- trieil it suy that It
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n its Ilk, magi, . b; fill m o |e elf >
will, , \ t i a ordinary spccil.
llnd J
s t y l e a l w a y s to be c o u n t e d u p o n t o c r o s s
lU'uchum 'iheatro.
live and r e lta in (ban the old s'ybvvooiol- oi cuts which take wcT.v ■
F a s h i o n ’s g o a l l i ne f o r a s c o r e . F o r d a y Ml- J M Wallace and *1. t ■r, , alornel. betel 'foie re, ■mill' ll,I, d
lo lo al with tho ordinary liniini'iil x ■
Mrs M
iv V Bishop,
O riffin t, .., *•1 phypieinns
linn*
w e a r it is id e a l, c o m b i n i n g , a s it d o es,
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>n a t the home of p a r e n ts ,Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. How.
slightest inlelfel I 1,1 e vs,ill 1 i,l :ig,
Cnioii I’bi,i niHcy
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A m o n g t h o s e f t ' 10 S a n f o r d w h
Wol k ol pleasut* ' \ , \t In tilling
Id rn t for the past
Mir l e a v i n g 11<1- a ft el lurori ! i
At yolil 1 old has \ mil bed illul i o l l
AAliil,' i n n is I h r w i n n e r , i t ’*
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Ii. W right and la m a to a lt, ml the H o n d a I ,a b ' v »t• /., feel- i e f ,-.-4ie i and i
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I ah labs an- -iil,| on \ in
rvi r vwhv rr, a rc w r a r in g
AAr
| wit | , vai'i colored burg, spent AVednesda v III Sun
New lean. M i s s Olive N'W in.,1 M l original sij.l,--! lin k a g e s , p i n , leu
hm c distinctive -i,<..l,d* in blark
and vases.
| fold, the guest ,,| I be Valdez Ilo and Mrs \A 1 H i l l . M i s s Mar, (••tits f r t!'<
vest | i, m k et
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^itli saltincH, ciliv- j t, l. en route liorru' from N, ttli t ai
i .Il/.abelh I’u l , -toil and Ml-- Alai t iurl \ liv e c u t s fm | he I.,, g, fain
server! by nir.ti- «»lilia.
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irmppoi i nne rain
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t i n ' de lightful ic o n for A tlanta, Inc. I , p, m l I lie
led
Adv
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If, called lo week end with relatives Mi M i-,. ,
it h t be il Illol ,*,' will wittier the Florida Tecli I ■,1
c ^ B-:gsy r j f r .i
ball i ame on S a tu id a y
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aw,Phone 548----- Sunford
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FOR S A L E '
WOOD
TYPEWRITERS
J. D. DAVISON
TEETH
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Builds Better Babies
EAST SIDE PARENT AND TEACHERS’
ASSOCIATION HOLDS FIRST MEET INO
BEAUTIFUL—ATTRACTIVE
INEXPENSIVE
Mi-lady’s Shoppe f
Anderson Duiger,
>s M i s si
Thursday1
Genuine black Kanffaroo Shoe tor INien at
95.50. Easy walking
Soles. Lloyd Shoe Co. AfSfdraasiX. Re!u,c aU olheri''
Inc.
Paul Whitehurst
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT (O LDS
AND THE ELI
PERSONALS
T 0 U C H 1) O W N
'fan Scores ARain
Society
ns For
). Kelly
RUBBER RODi'S
LLOYD SHOE CO.
[omen Will
mpa Meet
fid, Atis. Waltei
kills. Mrs. lla l
ti. Sliaron left
| for Tampa to at
S ta le Highway
Coment .on. Mil*. I
ll be one of lire
rs at the conven
Jnardi was called
Wednesday on
Serious illness , f
Is. cl.ni.urtli wua
Mr. and
Mrs.
’Pry Smith’s Barber
Shop for tfood barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
Mr. and Mis .1. S Pilch, i I, fi
the tn -t of the week for th e n bom*
in Lake ’I honolussa-ia a f te r a vet)
de lightful visti In-re as the gm -ts
nf Itcv. A. S. I'e-'k and m other. M i'
J o n a th a n Peck, al the Rectory.
SARASOTA, FLA.
ANOTHER
KLONDYKE;
SSS ^
Sarasota, Fla.-—Whon Kiiik r
tlini; B rothers of C im is tam e
ef Miami, spe nt . s t a r t e d in vest i g a l i iig a n d a o
ys P l
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rhursria) m Sanlocal si,,« mer|lg a t the Aaide*
lkr Cod Liver Oil
month* and get
^althy flenh on hia
a real mail,
l'l have lo awaloil with a ft*hy
McCoy LaboraJnik. are now put|vcr Oil in augarn.
’• Cod Liver Oil
F^m acy and every
the name sells
60 cents.
Any
can put 6n five
flesh in thirty
aney p a i d 'f o r the
refunded.
put on fifteen
| weeks.
Children
I strong.
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H U ir in g p r o p e r t y a f e w y e a r s
I ttj,n j,, a n ,| around Sarasota,
they laid down tho ehalleiige:
“ H ere on S arasota Hay is to
line th e g reatest City of the
Southland.** * *
And th a t challenge in being
fully vindicated for S araso ta
in^nvt.only talked of and ad- J
v ertlsed /l» u t also is tlie fHnl- a
e st grow ing city in the world.
Millions of dollars have
been mado umi millionn more
are being made by shrew d
business men and women all
over th e world who are invent- !*
ing in Sara.sota property.
5
W alpole - C astor, R ealtors, J*
one of tho m ost reliable realty ■
firms of S araso ta invites e v - , S
eryonc in te re sted in acquiring J
a lot or tw a in one of Saraso- ;■
ta ’s fam ous sub-divisions to
w rite them for full info rm a
tion.
* lfo t since the fam ous Klondyke ru sh fo r gold has the
n>an of m oderate m eans ac
quired fo rtu n e m ore quickly
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S p e n d an h o u r in an
Oakland Six and you will
understand why this car is
w inning and holding the
good will o f all who buy it.
■■ • • ■ ■ a i M i a a a n i p i i m i j i i
( 'irons M agnate’s Pre
*f l>*ala, with t h e ,
diction Being1
dw aic I ompanv,
and T h u rsd a y in I
Vindicated
on local mer- ,
of tin- Moil lex u-
Simmons Siberia
Rcl’i iterators
at
Ball Hardware Co.
Opportunity
t- . n n i t l
Q
tqutfm tnl includti fa u r u h trl h a i t i , J h c lttrl u b ttli, halloa* th tt, ^
Jirrmauenl top, I n l u r BoJiei, cm p in t I tm iL itin f u tn M h u lJ on ( U it J llfx i. D m *
pn nb, t n t r a l n t J (tn rn h , m Jirn tly-li^ btrJ unit iniiru m m l tktntl, axiom.itn spark
tw ilrtl. Q C la n m cltsura for cp*n ta n a l sm all a J J t J m l.
H oaditer $10Jd; lo u r in g JlO'J-'i; Spts u l Huadstvr I11U5; Special
T ouring $11!*.'); Lunduu Coupe
$lCl*'i; Coupe for Four $KU5; Sedan
$1516; Landau S .d a n 1 1b-lo; Price i a t Factory.
Knocks at Every Man s
Door Every Day in the
SANFORD OAKLAND CO.
Herald’s Classified Ads
TVEST FIR ST ST R E E T
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i IS lh . T im e; S tak e Records
o f JPcter M anning ltcatcn
L E X IN G T O N , K>\, Oct. 10—The
“ thirteen hodoo" had no te r r o r s for
th e unbeaten tdnke t r o t t e r Tillic
Brooke, for Ip landing in the
“ T r a n s y lv a n ia ’' T h u r s d a y she t r o t
te d in a sta k e rnce and scored her
te d w Ih t» sta k e r a r e a n dscortsl her
th irteen th victory. T he w inner is
owned b y John G. Ellis of Roches' ter, N. Y., and was driven by Thom
k ;
Wl Murphy; S yracuse. However,
he had the h a rd e st fig h t of the
m,>»-■' year from the f o u r y e a r old filly,
Ethellnda in th e second h e a l .
R T im e f o r th e f ir s t h e a t w as 2.01 *A
g ji and th e second
‘ ’
The atake record of 2:02
by
P e te r 'M a n jilh g w as beaten in each
heat. •
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The day w as replete w ith thrills
aa
» c £ l w y n , d riv e n by Hen
White lowered his own record for
three y e a r old tr o tte r s from 2:02
to 2;02% .
Rose S c o tt entered
the 2:00 list h y t r o t t i n g In I f , o \
and Theodore Guy se t u new world
record for th re e y e a r old p a rin g
geldings hy Mopping in 2 : 0 2 \ .
Will D ickerson drove P luto W a tts
Sanford Victory Will
Place lo c a ls on Par
With Best In State
T O P E K A , Knns. Oct. 10, When
Willlifm A (mew Jo h n sto n round:
o u t this, his fo rtie th y ear as justlc e of the suprem e court of Kim
sa s, his s ta te will pa vhim litW
alftnol tr ih u tc of re electing him
to th a t office without opposition
C hief J u s t n i ' Jo h n sto n was utiop
posed in the Uepuhliean prim al \
a n d is unopposed- j i Jjn- eymmg
g e n e ra l eh^hlon.'* It Is the f u - t
in sta n c e in K ansas, and, fellow
j u r is ts hnr.nrd. th e fii-l i r i'ln n .«
in th e c o u n try , w here a suprem e
co u rt justice lias been elected u n
■j d e r a p a r ty s y ste m without l:u me
a n opposing ■undulate.
F o r t y y e a r s ago, whim this sta te
,h n d sen reel V renelied its m ajority,
W illiam Agnew Jo h n sto n was ■lin
e n a n a sso c ia te justice to fill tinvacancy cnllsed by the resignation
o f J u s tic e David J. Hrewer. who
pi becam e a federal circuit judge ami
l a t e r w a s a fa m o u s United S ta te S u p re m e C ourt justice. Since In
c a m b e r 1, INM. J u s tic e Jo h n - lo n
hag m a in ta in e d ids seat on t lie high
court, and for th e last 22 y e a rs habeen Chief Ju stic e , the honor fall
tn g to tin' senior in roinnitssion
B a r r is te r s of th r e e g e n e ra tio n s
have practiced before film.
J u s tin - Joh n sto n ha- been I m " d
w ith the prohibition inovenu lit
since its inception, more inlim utelv
th a n any oth e r K ansas, proseeut
ing m any of the e a rlie r s u it- as at
to rn e y general and shaping tin in
te r p r e t a t i o n of tin- law - from (In
bench-
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tcata made, bordeau* sprayia beneficial fo r th o following
reasons:
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ford,* O ntario, 'Ju ly 21, IHIb
He c o a c i i e - h a v e - w i t c l i e j l | i u u ( u 1i t e
h a d Du college tru in in g
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la w ip an office a t A Ppm t'ity , Mu , • l i s a p p u t r t e d - I t " h h l a c k h . w l . u t
for: tftree y e a rs, lie m ig r a te d to i n - a b i l i t y | u h i t t h e I n n a l i i i u - t . i t
M inneapolis, Hamms, still bi- re-i w i l l i n 4 a K t m h i d ) d V d l d i i h h ;♦-* i I
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Cars
Of Cleveland
FLORIDA ‘GATORS’
LEAVE FOR GAME
WITH TECH TEAM
. T h e
.
EUERVTHIN 6 IS ALL
Sanford To Have
Strong Eleven
In 2 :0 2 Vi. T he p e rfo rm a n c e s were
• all made ngaiiiM time.
The v e te r a n ( r o ttin g m a re , D oro
thy won tire 2 :tl!l tr o t on e n t e r
in g th e 2:05 list in the second
heat. F a i r May, best liked, finished
fourth. P e te r W ooster proved lie I in tile P olk cou n t \ fit \
T h r u tin the 2:17 tro t.
l l t t l e lufoMiiat ion a v a i l a b l e o n tin-
Kansas Unites To
Honor Chief Justice
William J o h n s t o n
j u o e e
it wns revealed Thursday that
a new autotnohlle sales concern, the
Florida Cleveland Motor Company,
has been organised in this city,
Those connected w ith the com pany
oare Fred T. Davis of the C e n tra l
Motor Company and Harry! K ent,
Flint Motor Company.
These men, it was said, have r e
cently re tu rn e d from a trip th ro u g h
out tile n orth where they visited r.
num ber of automobile factories,
a f t e r winch, they -la te , that they
decided that Cleveland ears fillerl
Pride of Florida T w enty-F our all the rerptirrm ents and came tip
to the specifications they wc*e
S tro n g P uh.m T hrough Ja c k looking
to ..
_
sonville E n ro u tc to A tlan
J. II. I 'r g u h a r t . for 20 y e a rs in
ta ; W orkout on (Irani Field the automobile business, sta te s th a t
the various units of the Cleveland
A T L A N T A , Oel. Id.—T w enty- ears have been proven to lie the
best worked nut ami the most ant
five " G a to r s ” and the enriching i-factory of any car of which he
s ta f f a rrived here this m orning all knows anil may he classed with
Prim ed for one o f the hardest set for the Tech gam e S a tu rd a y I lie ( leveland.
g am es of tlie season, the Sanford
It was learned t hat the new
High School 'fiMtliull t t a i n lit Seven o th e r p layers a r c due 'a te company has the sta te distribution
c h a r g e of Conches Mail, Whulchel liidnv.
of Cleveland automobiles.
The
Coach Vanfleot refuses to p r e
and Stines will leave tom orrow
h u g e s t job a t U1*’ factory, it is
m orning U/r Bartow w h e re the b> dict victory for his leant but g u a r -aid, was to convince the m a n u f a c
eat team will clash w ith tho strong a ntees a fig-lit.
Th'* Floridians t u r e r that S anford is the heat d is
S um m erlin plcvcn in the afternoon, ,
r ,
hurt
-nappy
workout on tr ib u tin g point for tlie state,
la
p reparation
fo r th e g a m e * n *'1 1 11
.Mr. Davis, it was learned f u r t h
C oach Mult h as Hern d r i l l i n g t h e ' G ra n t field this afternoon
er, has for years been in the d i s
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Oct.
10.
m e n hard an d a lt h o u g h h a n d ica p (
trib u tin g end of tin. automobile
Iled a g r e a t d e a l h y rainy w eu th ei
Football sipiads o f three Florida ! business and will take c h a rg e of
d u r in g th e e n t i r e w e e k , lie lias -at
in stitu tio n s passed th ro u g h Ja c k 1tile rood work while -Mr. Kent will
is fie d b u n - e l f t twit a n u m b e r of
sonville
last night on their wav to , have c h a rg e of the service d e p a rt
e r r o r - m a d e m tin, P a lo t k a g a m e
meet
rivals,
two on foreign grid meat and tlie sales distribution in
h a v e bei ii c o r r e c te d an d In h as now
Sanford and to the retail dealers
Whipped In- te a m in to i b. la—I ol iron-, anil the t h u d on Florida
of Seminole county.
s h a p e for it- c la - ti w ith tin d o w n 's
1 o il S a lu n ia v
’I lie U n i v e r s t v r f
T he public is invited to visit
s t a t e e le v e n .
l Florida stpiad. 25 strong, a 'r iv e d Iiiem and m ake a personal in v e s
Hurd S t r u g g l e i ’l e d i c t c d
from tiam esville late today, and tigation of the Cleveland t a r .
P r a c tic a lly tin- s a m e te a o i wlucli | left loiijglii for A tta u ta , w hen
lined ii p a g a i n t Point ka la l Sal | they tin •_ G eorgia l v b on G ia n t j
- t iT ia ie y i
(If Hi«- (Mi m«-r•*It 11>,
«‘tnr tit, rlrn riia y w ill o p p o it th e Hat tow a g
I leld F a t i i i i l a v
•*
mlit(loti, tic., rcditlrrri In (lir u*i
gregation.
Ian at to u t h a ll - l a m
|
T h e
S lot m n
elevm i
left
l a - t > lit ( t>M
Krt’al <t( \ OL*II**I HI, I l»I "J III
h \ > i i t id t ii i :«i %i it
era
a r e nriM ieting a keen b a t t le ‘ n i g h t t o n l i i v t h e N a v a l A l t . ' - t a
Local A jrffre pat ion Is
Primed For a Stiff
Struggle With Polk
County Grid Team
_*«--
Except , where
VNL’RG CONG TO
NEXT MO-VOAW. BETOR7; *
r a S H E S SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL SEVEN
* N 0 T HANDICAPS
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1 H W E FIL E D O U R
AN SW ER TO T H IS SUIT
and it will BE tried
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THE SANFOttD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER iO, 1924.r
n
PAGE
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lessee:
is a
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SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING "fOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD
IriT
7
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advance
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i a liar
t a I1»»
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| T h e BinBponxllile
[ln»«rtlon,
»bB»qu*nl
Should b«
case of
FO R R E N T — 2 o r 8 rooms, 1st and F O R R E N T — Five room c o tta g e oh
T A M P A M O R N IN G T R I B U N E — F O U N D — L a rg e white and yellow W A N T E D —Nan turd business m en M IR A C I.R ! Concrete Co., g e n e ra l F O R S A L E — L a rg e , room y b u n g a
paved str e e t. A pply 300 F rench
2nd floor. No objection to sm all
Send in y o u r subscription to tho
cement work, aidewalka, bu ild
dog T h u rsd a y night, p r e s u m a b ly ! who uro In need o t com petent
Ave.__ J ________ _______________
low. Completely fu rn ish e d witK children.
U0_W._3rd_St..
T rib u n e o r hand it to y o u r local * bird dog.
Owner mny l o c a t e ' help should read tha classified ing block*. Irriga tion boxes. J . B. np-to-dnto fu rn itu r e . T his house
F O R i R f e K i l — Rooms,
W ouldn’t FO R R E N T — T en room house, ne a r
d e a le r so you can read F lorida sa r.nmo by calling nt Herald o f f ic e ,1 [>"k'o of The Herald. T h e r e 's no T e rw lllfgcr. P ro p .________________ _
paved h ig h w a y , one mile n o rth / »#
ydtl bo able to
t< u t e th a m oney aewas built f o r a home. Located on
g r e a te s t new
n e wspaper.
spaper.
Ono y e a r . pitying for this ad and fittingly
;reason for sending out-of-tnwr. for
Lumber and Building M aterial
■
M agnolia Ave. between T w elfth cured by r e n tin g t h a t v a c a n t room of P ost Office nt Larigwnod, across'
fcH un nm onths $4.00, th re e m onths I re w a rd f inder.
thelp when there is probably ju st
C arter L um ber Company
th e Inke from S h o rt's filling s t a
n<>w
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to
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Very
beat
$2.00. If you ties Ho $1,0001 i n s t l r - , LOST— Spare Tire.
Back road lhe I’orfon you want In th e city
__ N. l-aurcl S u
Phone 5G5
j
location irt Sqnfdrd. *Wjll seB for m a n y 'jitr s b n s looking fpV P laces to tion. Apply to W. S. E n tz m ln g e r,
nnee policy udd 75 c e n ts (O your j from Silver Lake to Benrdall
Ixmgwood, Fla.
H
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CO.
House
of
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$9,000.00
fur’m.shfd;
$2*000
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.
o r d e r .i
------ 1—---- u _ ; Avfe. Reward. J. H, Ilinterm in- W A N T E D —Boarders, 811 P a l m e t
Service, Quality and Price,
ilnlance In te fm s v e r y easy to h a n not only m a k e m oney b u t a s s is t 111 FO R R E N T — Five-room house, lo^
to Ave.
i .k a RN A BO U T t o i l County and iste r I*inno Co.
dle.
Seo W. L. Rum ple a t F irst keeping people in S a n fo u l. Phone
ented ju s t south of school build- '
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L akeland, th r o u g h th e Stnr-T*do‘ | ----------- ;f ------o u r nd over tho tel- ing on hard road a t Faola six m iles *
N
ational
Bank o r call phone 207 148 am i give yyour
• rjrani. Best /idvArtifiinif Medium in |
ephone. Use T he n e r a l J fo r quick, w e st o f Sanford. A pply to J . G,
nod m a k e a ppoin ttn rn t,
shall ho mihnmted to lhe elecSouth Florida Published m ornings. and
service.
t o n (.f the Statu lit tile general
H erschberger. n e x t door south of
FO
R
S
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—
3
colored
houses
nnd
S ta r - T c lr g r a m . Lakeland, F U .
election to he tiel«| i>n the first
FOR R E N T — One room with board
_______
___________ . . ‘■yi
one
lot
In
G
eorgetow
n.
One
FOU
SALE—One
“llupmoblle"
OHIO— Xenia.
Make y o u r sales Tuesday a fte r the first Monday In S o o W s W A N T E D - T K f e s - ’ W n block from Celery Ave,
E x c e p i fo r tw o gentlem en. Apply 1L1
November.
A.
1>
.
for
ratifica
touring.
P.
A.
Mem.
W
ight
through th e X enia G a ro tte . tion or rejection, to-wit;
ished, with garage privilog". Bro s, b u i l d i n g . ______________ tional investm ent. Ilduses only r e 1 W. 2nd S t r e e t . _______________ _
Xenia. Ohio. Rich ; a g ric u ltu ra l
Section 9. The t.'-Klslaturr shall Address C II. Pearce, care General
FOR SALE b i t T R A D E —One first cently built. F o r p a rtic u la r s in ’ FOR RENT<— 2 IniXre fro n t rooms
district. W a n t a d - and display have power to otuM Ish, change Delivery, City.
quire. „at „ llaumol
. Specially Shop
anil
nhollsh
a
local
government
ex
ndjolninV balh, $20 per m nnlh.
class "S P E C I A L
S T U D K IJA K -,
.
rates on re q u e st
______________ tending
Isrrllorlally
throughout
70'-> W e i t 3rd S t . _______________ A P A R T M E N T F O R R E N T —- D n i
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11122.
New
paint,
new
li;
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c o i . u m u u s Voa.) h E n n K R —Clam- l ’uviil County In the place of nil
3 rtHim ami one 2 room a p a r tcense. Will consider, lot, chickens
the lnrgdiit clrcti- county, iltstrlct, inuiilcliial amt lo
FOR R E N T —Two nife rooms f u r n m ent. A p p ly 3t>0 F rench A.ve. ’
Ilied min have
HouthwuMcrti
Ururgla
cal
governments.
hoards.
bodies
latlon In
o r will --ell for ra s h . P r e f e r cash.
ished for lig h t housekeeping. 719
and officials, constitutional or slallisle Be l*-w nrd) t'n*.
FO R R E N T —4-reom ' f u m l a h r T ’ "
W A N T E D T O ' B U Y — Second hand Oak Ave.
J. M. 1-emOlne. Osceola. E l n , ____
utory,
leKlsIntlve,
executive
or
Jua p a r tm e n t.
All conveniences ” :
A D V E R T IS E In the J o u r n a l- H e r illcliil. nnd shall prescribe the Ju l W A N T E D AT O N C E — Man and W A N T E D TO T R A D E a 1923 Ford
clothes. 402 S a n fo rd Ave.
l o a n h T l o a n s , LO A N S
i
nnd g a ra g e . J 1 7 U iurel Ave.
ald, South G e o rg ia ’s g r e a te s t risdiction, putters, duties anil func | wife. Man with knowledge g e n
T ouring C ar in good condition
T
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ro
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bonding
c
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newspaper.
Morning, nfternoon, tions of such government. It legis eral farm ing. Not truck f a r m i n g . 1 for a Ford truck or some light
”**
Iiany the "Sem inole Business E x FO R R E N T - 2 o r 3 furnishe d
rofiulr*'*!
I»y
th in
weekly and S unday Classified ra te s lative, executive and Judicial dr ! Wife plain cook, housekeeper to tru rk . Will meet you anyw here. j t o t i t u l l o n n a
r«Kitn a p a r tm e n t. Also furnish,5 *
c h a n g e " is nhle to ne g o tia te loans
and Its hoards, bodies
a m o m l m o h t h o f o r o Hw m l j u t i r t i i n o i i t
10c p e r line. W nyrross J o u rn a l- J £*.7"VfJci.]*■ lo divide the terrlln- live on place. Good si/.e room Write Box H73, Sanford. Fin.
P a lm e tto Ave,
J I amt niit-li t'M 1 iiartlihiirv aoHalmi nm on F i r s t M o rtg a g e on Im proved *wl rooms. 113%
Herald. W a ycrosa. Georgia. _____ ' ry included Iii such government house. Pope W ashington, leingsouth of fire station.
' Iiilloil
for
f oi l p p n r l I* 111 i n f i l l
a h a 11 C i t y
P
ro
p
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rty
.
A
pplications
wit!
Into subordinate districts and to wood.
Tint hi t 11111 It oi l t o o l p l r o a t t h o H i l l
i-TO R E A C H th e prosperous fa r m - prescribe
lie stric tly confidential.
a Just and reasonable o n
lo-nim i■.11 lit It*** S« n u l l * i t *1 *!
ib - ■ »f t w o n t v i l a \ a o r n t n i l , u n t i l t o
I ers and fe rn gro w e rs of Volusia t*m of tuintlon for such govern
i a p p m 1 1mu m o 111 la o f f o o t oi l , a m l a h u l l
I Inti**- - f II.' IH I ' Hi - n mi h i s , h | ii ii >
county ndvertiso in the DeLandj ment and districts, existing and P U li L I C S T E N O G R A P H E R
roti*M«*r
110
huahtcaa
othor
I hart
fu tu re bonded Indebtedness shall
Your business solicited. II. 11. r i- |Ci i l a r *- • Hk l o i i *»f Hi** 1.»',$$ In,13i 1 1| r e a t n , li r r n p p t t r 1 l o a m * ' tit >
Daily News, r a te lc per word, cash j be
and remain definitely In area tx*wis & Co., Phone 349.
i FOR SALE— L o ts 30. 31 nnil 3 2 l n
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with o rder.____ ____________________ j and I -I xa b Ie llnhlli-v a homestead
ar t
x m em lm om
to
Scot Pin
I of
l i . i t I. h • l . i i l l t i c lti** d u n
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, Palm Hammock. Consisting of
In
a
rural
area
shall
not
lolimited
A t t h ’lo
**f t h o i ' o v t a t It u» l u l l o f
A L IT T L E W A N T AD In The as If In a city or lotto. but no |.-g1s- W A N T E D — An h o n e s t salesm an I . t ’ bf I n ) a f 111
a«r
I
l?t 111 1 li I * n wi i c1-tif.il 1*11.
, h it r
t i n* H t n l « o f F l m l it a . H o I n t i t i p t o
splendid stock will please you. ( 20, fib acres. For price and te rm s
ii I n r H i - H j s i i . i i i i f f i t a*
H erald will b rin g you big r e Jntlon under this seeilon shall In
T a x a t i o n i t m l F l t o u u ••
for Sanford and surro u n d in g t e r
I k Ia I u 1 t f l l l i r r III a i i r c i j i l . i f r »'|f
Get ou r full price list. C ontinental add re ss ow ner W. M. Brock, P. 0 .
sults. A dvertise those old articles effective until n mn Jorlly of the ritory to sell n nationally known L.*.|?
II . • It l t * f 11I v i*«l h y t h o I a - p t a l a t u r o
i i l a r i r s x i i i j i , i n a p p n r i i . iii t h e l i r p
H atchery. Box 31(1. Valdosta, On. i Box Kf.'i, Miami. Fla.
electors
In
the
countv
u
bo
shall
o f ih»* H i u t o f i f R l o r h l a '
1you have slo te d aw ay and have
t l i p s * 11a 1 ■ ' a i n l l ft t h e
product whit h will stand most rH* un l•l•sn-t 1i*f1•*11 i n|tr.*Mi*nt
vote
thereon
at
an
election
for
tl>»S U IT S and O vercoats All wool , O N E fam ily bungalow furnished,
a t 1 \ ♦ *» ;»«. h*-r*- i n
Tlm i
1 ti»* • o l m i w I u p
am om lm ont
i no use for. A little th l r t y - c c r t ad IturtM se, nnd who are -im .lfled lo ligid investigation. W rite for par
v n l t »l
Tl»»
f i r * " i ' 11 t m
f > 12 u t a r
*»f S o r t t o l l
I *if A l t tel l* !*
of
lti*.
m ade to order, g u a r a n t -od to i with g a r a g e ; Two fam ily b u n g a
m ay b rin g you several dollars i \>>l> for members of the leuIslutlire, ticulars. S ta te Sales llead-ioart - |F*i r n«!«-fu!
nr
t •• ift» 1ii 1 S l a t * * « •• jinii n
t h i n a l it 1111*>11 <if t h o S t u i o o f ! * l o r «
fit.
Any 2 piece suit $2fi.
Full j low furnished with 2 g a r a g e s .
’ Phone 148 a n d a repre se n ta tiv e shell vote lti favor of such legisla era. Desk Iv 402 Hotel Seminole; w l i l d i * v »-i s h a l l h a l o I k c i i | a U *-tj til 11, r* Li t i n K t o t a x a t i o n a m i fl
Apply
tion
Lull
or
overcoat
$29.5(1.
Scotch
1 F o r sale on e asy tet^ns.
ii' -i i r* • t . i n i i i | i | i u r t i u t i t i i ( - n i *’ f H o p
ti .-imo
lw h o r o h y
a y 1 o»-.l
to
it ml
will gall to see y o u .______________|
Jacksonville, i-’ln.
West F irst S tre e t. Sanford,
» I f 1*11 I El TM I-W ill t h o S*" till !*- t l l l <1 I II ati a l l h o a 11 h u t 11 M‘.t I n t hi* **1 o r t o r n
Woolen
Mills,
3tl.‘>
E.
Second
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F L O R ID A — UHLAN DO— O rlando ! A JOINT RK SnU TIOV PrnfiMitlnir |
Fla.
l h * ' l l o i i ' »• n f U o p r . -st.-iit a t i i * h t s h a l l j **f t h o S l a t . * f o r ii.l m p t l o l l o r r r j o c Sanford. Eln.
41 fl A in** li< I fit** III f t* A r f l r l f 12 Sti'-r
«"* ill t r i l l in i i i f i k Itin; ji n t Mu c h a p p m
i 11111 a i t h o ii<‘ i t k *• o o r a l o l o r i I n n o f
moriing Sentinel; l a r g e s t clnssi-'
W A N T E D - An experienced wait
FO R QUICK S A I .E — Practically
1
l«*n 17 *► f ill** t i t
n t h i u o f th»*
H o p * *•*'*• nt a t 11 0
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fled b u s i n e s s . T i d e le a w o r d , min-1 S t i l l *1 n f F f i t r t r h i , II •* IJt 1 III if t u 111.' j cess.
M a rlin’s Cafe,
Delaind tl a|•»MM
new six room m odern bungalow,
t uro
luiji| fa ll i n 1 *•»»(•(»• *ft I•*»» 11**t e a r I !* 2 4 ; t h a t l a t o a n y . I t i n t Hoi*
Cafe.
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good residence section, one block
S c Ih u i I
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AUGUSTA
C H R O N IC L E — A u
of highw ay and P rim a ry Schools.
a T a x !*> i ’ r**Ml** a S t ti L 11112 F u t h I
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T hou
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a v i d a i m 'l 1 I *«* » x *•1tf a I v t» F urnished or unfurnished.
f t m l 1111 **1 **n 1 Tii »*r«*oii
classified medium, rntc cu*h .09c
for
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S ta te and county licenses are
t h.
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Licenses a te luiw tiue nil all ncclt- should lie paid by each person, firm
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FEELIN G .
T h a t tired, half sick, discouraged
feeling caused by a torpid liver and
constipated (am cls cun be g otten
rid of with su rp risin g prom ptness
by using Herblne.
You feel its
beneficial effect with the first dose
as its purify ing and re g u la tin g e f
fect is thornugn and cumplete. It
not only drives out bile und im puri
ties but it im p a rts a splendid feel
ing of exhilniution, str e n g th , vim,
and buoyancy of spirits.
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DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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Local Lettuce Croi
Leader’s Total Has
Bun Over l/ 2 Million
.
■ -
«
Special Prize of $10 Will
Be Awarded After Tonight;
Contest Excites Interest
Governor Hardee, Rail Chiefs
and Fruit Growers Confer
In Jacksonville for Develop
ment of the Citrus Industry
Economic Meet Of
Vast Importance
B IS H O P S WORK
ON CHURCH PLANS
WITH MAIN BODY
Discuss Adjustment of R a t e s ] House of Bishops of Episco• ; Lacking only 1,170 votes from
onl Church Gets Down lo
on Transportation and Co
bring in first place, •Mis* Versa
Business With Members of
Operative Marketing Fruits
Woodcock is stepping on the heels
Nntinnnl
Council Fridny
of Miss Velmu Shipp who again to
Flight is Postponed Account Also Meets With Democratic
of Atmospheric Conditions
Leaders of New York in
Which Mnde Satisfactory
Grand Political Pow-Wow
Assent Impossible Today
Over Nine Inches Fal
During Forty Hoi
Period; Local Fields*
Covered with Water
Railroad Service;
Interfered With
- — -•
Floods Inundate Seve
ral Places; Damage
To Stores Reported
JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 11.— A
day holds the lend in The Herald’s
NEW YORK. Oct. II.—The
big Circulation Campaign.
Miss conference looking toward the
Woodcock jumped from third pincc development of the citrus industry house of bishops of the Protestant
slid is today polling 510,460 votes o f the state attended hy officials of Episcopal Church nfter electing
while Mis* Shipp has 611,630 votes the vnrlous transportation lines en three new bishops and accepting
As n result of htstvy rain*
tering Florida nnd of nearby states the resignations o f two others,
to her credit.
fOct. 11.—The
J A dungcrous third today is Miss and representatives of the Florida got down to the business of plan falling during the past 40
Jlroad officials
*|Nell Williams with 602,063 votes. Citrus Exchange, wus held here ning the church’s work with mem hours, it has been estimated '
[belief that all
Miss Williams was the leader of Friday under the auspices of the bers of the national council Thurs*
dnv.
that thousands of dollars hayit ‘
north will be
the race a week ago and today Florida Development Board. Gov.
It was the house's first meeting
r if the ^fain
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—John W.
jumped her standing from 432,850 Cary A. Hardee, who arrived in was some stir during the election been lost by farmers nnd
Dnvis participated
late Friday
votes, but not sufficient to hold the Jacksonville Friday to attend the to
......................
...........................
5per central secserve tin* church
very much n? growers of Sanford and th’*
conference, presided.
in
two
conferences
with
officials
lead.
continues. The
a hoard of dire ctors serves n non- vicinity. At the present tin)«i • j
The
principal
topics
of
discus
Miss
Versa
Woodcock,
holder
of
nt liemocmtio heudi|uiirters do
An increase o f.32.530 was made
FREIDRICHSHAFEN, Oct. 11 dared
£ing routed by
signalized developments of seebnd place in The Herald s big -Li) Miss Naomi Fellows who holds sion were the adjustment of sectarian corporation. Before th01it is impossible to estimate
rtpt
_
campaign,
is _pushm* fourth place today with 427,780 freight rates nnd co operation be joint session, the house spent ninny‘ the exact loss hut certain
an effort to The great dirigible ZR-3 built by vast importance to the campaign subscription
Miss Shipp for the lead.
( ’hie;
tween the carriers and growers in hours in executive session in its growers declare that the lets- 9
the —
Zeppelin
here for
the lie 's
is malting
the
.........works
...............................
lua.iiHK for
*oi w
ik presidency. |
••
, , . „
votes. Miss Kellows
iville.
Fellows is muKing
making n
it co-operative marketing ns n menu* election of Inshops.
itod SUtes Nuvy, will leave on 1Lntor the eandidate left New York ' T ' ru ',r
tl‘''
J iff'’ | steady increase and her delermlnIt later was learned that there tucr crop Iwilt practically be o
jincad here late yes- United
of developing the citrus industry
w S n
Jj
n u X r" W
al'o » “ * win and her systematic
Statc road north her trans-Atlnntlc flight for Lake- ^ his «w«nd Invasion of the midGov. llnrdee, following the con wns some slir during the election failure, with not n great (leal at
nd to Green Cove hurst
-St, N. J., nt 7:30 o ’clock Sntur-1JJiJTTlV Rlch^*^d lml
*
friends by the serre. Such great method* are feared hy some of the fcrcnce, declared
the meeting when one of the bishops placisi in damage done to the celery crop.
-T-1.
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“ * Richmond, Ind.
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contestants
who
hone
to
win
the
Several streets subjected to th* j
M
»e
ished out and motor day______
"onr of the most important ecu nomination for the diocese of
morning. The airship will take
Tlie first conference was attend support hns been given her and lio Huiek.
North Texas, the name of Rt. Rev. steady downpour nnd lo thee ruxhjsible due to torrenmuch
work
lias
been
done
in
her
noniic
conferences
that
bus
ever
i>K constantly in this, the northern course, flying hy way id by n group of 160 labor union behalf by her friends that Miss|
Fifth place is again held by Miss been held in Florida.” The gov j Paul Janes, who nt the height of ing waters, have become inundat
feral days. A total ' nf Belfort, France, to the Huy of * ^t‘*</er,** Yhey cnlled in company Woodcock has requested The Her. i Mary Kinlnw with 110,306 votes. ernor stated that the California a pacifist agitation in 11*17. re- and made unsafe for travel.
j signed ns missionary bishop uf West First Street this hns h#*n
rain has fallen up Biscay, thence over northern Spain, with Major George L. Berry, pres
Miss Sarah Corwin is sixth with
* express her thunks and ap 71.800 votes. Seventh is Mrs. M. Fruit Growers were faring well at Utah.
particularly true where n enneret* ' _
uth Kissimmee and and out over the Atlantic across ulcnt o f the International Print- preciation
to those interested In
the hands of western railroads nnd j
ing Pressmen and Assistants Un , ;
iver valleys. The
K. Patterson and eighth place (that they are able to place their i Although the Rt. Rev. Mr. Jones bridge finished several months a g o ,1 **
She
is
determined
her
eampuign.
ion, and formerly a candidate in
resigned as Inshop of Utah, he was partly washed away, although
coast are report- the Azores Islands.
is held by Mrs. E. A. Brotherson.
fruit in the east
at ,,,rates
to win.
.
, , neitil>
. . , continues a member of the house not enough to stop travel.
The decision of Dr. Hugo Eck- the Democratic n a t i o n a l enliven i .
lichea under water,
Leaders Continue Close.
ns low, or quite, as !•lorKlit Inn ' ltf i,j„hops, though without a dio
Both sides of tin- bridge were
larking more water cncr, president of the Zeppelin lion for the vice presidency.
As the third period of the cam lie asserted the distance ns haul cose.
It was not revealed what ! hurriedly reinforced with heavy
"W
e
represent
unions
affiliated
business district. Company and commander of the
from
California
to
the
east
is
I
paign
draws
to
a
close
the
leaders
with the American Federation of
vote was mustered for him. hut it ttimbers ns soon as the danger from .
are all running close together with twice us great ns fioni Florida.
finally was announced that the
I
arbor,”
Major
Berry
said,
"and
ZR-3,
to
fly
over
the
Southern
flood ix-ennir apparent, but th*
.US. Fla , O ct 11.
‘ hut a few votes separating them.
Guv. Hardee stated
Mini U"* |Rev. C e c i l Seaman of Gadsden. waters had washed away one set of
we will set up a national commit
and hitch water route was taken after he was con
railroad
executives
entered
heat
]
On
account
of
the
fart
that
they
Ala,, had been elected to the North
tee to Mip|x>rt the cundiducy of
ible property dum- vinced that weather conditions
air so close it is uncertain just lily into the discussions and that Texas bishopric, succeeding the these reinforcements when thfc*
bridge wns viewed by a represen.
cvcrai points from along the north Asiatic lane still John W. Dnvis."
when any one o f them will forge he fell they would co-operate with Into Bishop Temple.
Executive officers of the com
tutive of The Herald shortly aftar
train service, washthe
growers
in
the
development
of
abend
pushing
tlicir
rivals
back.
Velma
Shipp
.
.
511,630
Miss
Tlie resignation, because of ill 6 o'clock Iasi night.
ridge and aoctkms of were unsettled and that the north mittee elected ut u meeting of la Wiss V. ra Woodcock
the
industry.
610,460
ness of the Rt. Rev. Frank 1.
Struggling with all o f their
bor leaders held here Friday and'
Celery fields in both East and v
hr the north central ern route involved hazards.
The meeting adjourned with the Tourvt as liishnp of Idaho, and
Miss Nell V til IU111M .
502,053 might for supremacy in the cam
West Sanford were solid sheet* o f “
Scenoa of great activity, similar who accompanied Major Berry to Miss N'oulll! F’ellows
East Coast 'of Flor-*
understanding
that
the
initial
car
427.780
Bishop
(
oadjulor
Frank
Dumouliri
paign none id those who ure ladling
to
report* here to to those o f war times were wit the l>uvis head<|uarters were !’ . J. j Miss Sarah Kiniow
whose lilies tin ship of Olm. were received.
To Dr.
for siv.rul hours ranging ta
116,308 such heavy votes will yield an inch, riers
. An infant was ncssed Friday nt the Zeppelin Morrill, International president of ! Miss Sara h Corwin
71,800
nicnts originated would hold an Touret's post was elected tlie Rev. depth from two to seven lncli
in
the
realization
thut
tho
cam
the
Bridge
and
Htructual
Iron
I
One grower was reported to hgvtf
tew Smyrna when It plants here with the workmen put
m . f:
'at ter son
, i'll
20,746 paign will lie half over tonight, other meeting soon at the cull >d E. I’ . Hand rig. rector of Christ
had $1,500 worth of f e r t ilit y '
arch of it« homo rnd ting
. „ the finishing
, .. touches on the Workers Union, and John J. Dowd, Mi K. A. Irotheison
the
president
of
the
Florida
(
it
church.
Nashville.
Tcnn.
Election
10,870
i srh one of them is desirous of
assistance could airship for the voyage. Friday eve vice president of the Boiler Mak
12,350 heading the list when th^ Inst half rus Exchange for further discus of u successor to the I.W HUbfip
Bruton
I’cggy
. i n .
re - ‘ ' ^
! man' was reported ning everything wa» in order on ers and Iron .Shipbuilders Inter10,000 uf the campaign is begun.
1.ill tMII Nlnnholaer
sion.
■ » Hunting, of Nevadaa. wns pustpot*-1 " » * ^ « « f .R a in f a l in 11 Ttwra
Local
wvatluT
obaerver,
IL. Jr* vr board and it was announced that intinns’ L'rlon.
10.000
Margaret Miller
Gov, Hardee's statement fol ed without explanation.
Major Berry said details of Ihc
All of the contestants are enlist
the crew simply was waiting the
it wns said no choire would he WMtneir, Jt., told a Hefatd repOf^t**^
10,300
Waite
Wight
Mrs.
lows
:
movement headed by Istior leaders
Word to hop off.
10,000 ing their friends in their liehulf and
Mrs. F. C. ( lol.son
“ I regard the meeting of the made ut the present special ses . , pr this morning the rains durln
v»
A canary bird, the only mascot associated with him in support of M r s m . i: 1luolex
tbr past 40 hours
hoOl were the heavle'
fains apparently ccn10,000 not only the contestants are work high officials of the vurious trans ■loll The Rev. Dr A A Gilman, j the
the
Davis-lirynn
ticket
would
he
mg
hut
other»
are
seen
hunting
sub
since
the
iveath
!«•'
of
the
airshiii,
swung
lust
night
in
10,00(1
he northern and cenM iss
Ethel Belli v
portation lines entering Florida president o f fioune University nt ]^« ,r rocor,;p<'
fra
announced later.
[o f the East Coast, its cage in the gondola.
10,000 si i ipt lulls which mean votes.
Miss Marx Fields
and of nearby stales, with the Win hang, China, was elected suf 1bureau was installed here stinlb' 13
"A
ll
I
can
say
now,"
Major
j years ago, with the exception o f . ,
Cigars, cigarettes and smoking
at all sections of the
Rain Doesn't Slop Them.
10,000
M Iss Florence Malm
representatives
of the Florida f.ngaii tiishop of linnkow.
Kerry said, "is that wo will have a Miss Filizabeth Flowers
ion m the ° ,,p occasion when it wns reported .
111,000
tported rainfall fur tohacru are taboo ahoa drsh ip.
'I he tiiiuse took no action
For a while it was thought that Citrus Kxchunge ns one of the
national organization set up and Mrs. lloWMI 3 Overlin
pnal for the month, tobacco are taboo aboard ship.
lo.ooo the heavy ruins which linwe been most important economic confer i U' c id Bishop William Montgoin- , than seven inches fell in two hoiR*.
It Miss Albert U A >4tMk
For- 40 hours
from• Fridny
10,0(10 visiting Sanford during the l u s t ences thut ims ever been held ill serv
Ohio, who
The American? who will make fund lulling nt an early date
I “ Brown o f »Gnllmn.
fHIl
n uv/
*-* ' ft g i ,>
reports were thut
10,000 few days would keep the worker
rei entlv
was found guilty o f 1:4f» o ’clock to 7 o ’clock this m nthe business section the journey aye Captain George will represent many thousands >f Miss l.enu Bell llagim
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
Honda
11
was
held
upon
the
H
i
11✓‘-W
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lo.ooo
to three feet under W. Steele, who will lake coinniund labor votes ns niuny if not more M iss Ituba WllllUlllS
uhseriptions citation and under the auspice* of here to nl teaching i>\ an oeclesias- ing there find been ’3.26 (nef
those represented hy those M i s s I! iml v (in i tin
bonsideruble damage of the ZR-3 when it is turned over than
10,000 are being turned in ut The Herald : the Florida Development Board, tn nl 'mill and who has appealed |rninfull This is more than thre*'
[merchandise. Train to the U. S. Navy; Lieut. Com within the Americun Federation Mias ( lulu Itunkin
10.000 office tills does not seem to be the I wn> given the honor of presiding I I Mil the decision. F!h<It mcnilier Itimes us much ns fell during th*
10.000 fact.
from Daytona was mamier S. M. Kraus*. who is *o of Lnhor who are supporting tile M rs It s. Holly
I nt the conference.
High officials id IIn huu.-e has received a letter entire nmrith of September, Mr.
10,000
I I Miti the •>hlo h1hIn111 niotestillg
pled and the high* ho engineer officer; Commander I a FoRette Wheeler tirket "
declared
Mr- N I* 1Illltotl
Using the telephone und their un ,,f
Truns|Hirtaimu companies his imuu em e of the charges uli Whitner
The second conference held liv Mrs. I. 1.. Mel all
10.000
Since
FTliluy
night a week ago,
the city were un- Jacob H. Klein, Jr., who is in
tomobllu" I hr \nr intjH utnitri-t mnl n w*tc* |»rt'iu*ht with lh«* official** of which he wa —convicted and charg
10,000
)mr directions.
when tlie present rainy spell set
charge of the naval air station ut Mr Dnvis was with George W M r s Deiitai 1 Stafford
are
making
even
the
heavy
rams
,
the
Florida
t'ltru*
gx<
liange,
and
10,000
ing that his tnul had iieen improp in, there have been 13.211 inches of
|lH>rted u rainfall of Lakohurst, N. J., and Major F M Olvuny. 'lam niaii> Hall leader. Mis- Doillix M b U’>
John II McCooy, Kings county. Mrs RoIht I Lumg
10.000 -cein like little obstacles in their ' "> Dank and oP‘*n discussion we erly i ondui led it was unoftidal rainfall, according to figures sub
the last 30 hours Kennedy, U. S. Army.
way.
talked
about
the
needs
of
the
i'll
Iv announced that no action in the mitted by Mr. Whilncf. Hera I*
lo.ooo
(t wus announced Friday that the Brooklyn; Edward J Flynn, the Misi Beall
prvlcc Impaired and
Without a doubt the ram lias ru*^industry
Mason
O
S medley, \|
case
would he lukcn ut this ses Mr. Whittier's table of reading*
Bl ooo
Malle '1 ot niuii
|lway washed out at members of the crew of the /.It 3 Bronx;
' I he meeting was helpful and sion of the house.
lyijse
10.000 some effect, however, bccuusc no
i beginning lust Saturday morning
as well. ns- the ship itself, had been
ThomasL. C
F.■■I .McGinlry
Rich
Miss Katne me Wilson
.
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a
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a
li
w
hard
any
worker
would
1
1
'P
ln
l
of
co-operation
was
quite
111,000 matter ho
Bishop Thomas F. Gailcr " f (let. 4, 7.23 inches; OcL 6, i . w i
Ruth Hand
was rut o ff from insu red for passage across the mund county, Staten Island, nil
evident.
\Yo
laid
upon
tile
con
try it was a greut handicap to her
Tennessee, ns president of the nu inches; Oct.O, .02 inches; Oct, 7,
Democratic leaders hi Iheir respec
the north nod ocean.
in getting around the city and sciences of the railroad operatives tionul council, explained tu the .38 inch; Oct. 8, .46 inch; Oct. 9,
tive boroughs. They pledged their
|hway bridge wus
the fact that the problem with joint session the problems qon
C aravan s
D i s a p p e a r county.
support to Mr. Davis.
»r Hustings, south
winch we were confronted w>s u (routing Ihe church's officers. .02 inch; Oct. 10, 2.08 inches, * n d 7 t
OffireOpen
Until
10
O’clock.
The
meeting
was
said
by
those
U p o n M o to r In v a s io n
and the road from
mutual one.
They see it in that There lollowni an afternoon nml this morning, 6228 inches.
As
the
third
period
of
the
cam
familiar with Tamtnuny Mall his.
St. Augustine was
It is interesting to nutu how the*,
light. If the citrus fruit industry night se.- ,on at which the church’s
paign
will
end
tonight.
The
Herald
lory to lie the first occasion where
Sder water in sonic
LONDON, Oct. 11.— A plan to office will remain open uptiI Hi thrives und growers receive a good pro, imu lot the next three years rnin fell during F’ridny. A t 7
East Coast railSAMALAYUCA. Mexico Oct. It. the organization lender, his bor substitute a motor service over the o’clock so that Contestants can turn price for their fruit, not only will in i • department uf evangeliza o'clock yeaburday morning there
it St. Augustine re- The entire crew of the Ohihuhuu ough and assembly leaders ever
hod fnUen 2-08 inches; at 1 o’c lo ck ,,
it benefit the producer hut cer
>rvicc impaired with and Oriente combination train of h (caHisl upon a Democratic candidate deseiU betwe en Baghdad and Per in all subscriptions and take ad tainly the increased volume of tion, education und social service 2.78 inches m«>ro had fftUeii;,,.*.f
that some of the men and B. F. Barker, Kl I’aso, for the presidency ufler he had sia und Constantinople und Per vantage of the voting schedule now fruit which we may expect from was discussed. Tbc joint session 0:16 oYlock U»t night there wg*
was continued to F'ridny.
is would be detour- were killed hy five bandits who es been nominated und before the sia, to take the place of the old ill effect.
an additional,2.48 inches, and tiflCSp,
The worker who turns in the year to year will lie an ever inttlantic Coast Line caped with a $30,000 puyroll one election had been held.
that lime last (light there has hear.
(
Continued
oil
page
8)
(Siuiaii*.
is
being
undertaken
hy
most
subscription
money
during
the
M any
P e o p le
A t t e n d 1.02 inched more.
sis hope to have aerun English firm. The firm at pirs third period of the campaign will
Ito normalcy tomor- mile nofth of Candelaria early yes
Some of the older citizens de
terday.
It
is
reported
two
of
the
I •
C a r lo s
at K ey
W est
ent is operating n service between he the winner of the $10 prize o f
clare that more rain fell during
bandits
were
Americans.
The
Mex
fered
to
the
contestant
making'
the
Huifam,
Damuscus
und
Baghdad
Jrtcd four inches of
the past week than any other equal
KEY
WENT. Oct. II .-T r a in s
The trip between Baghdad und boat record. Winner of the prize
»st 24 hours, with ican customs guard on the train is
believed
to
have
been
killed.
and steamers every day are bring period in th* history of Sanford,
Teheran, the capital of Persia, will will lie announced in The Herald
rtween OraiiKe City
ing people here to attend the Nan und Mr. Whitner made the state
take
three
days
and
the
ticket
for
Monday,
is stopped. A t New
V.
] merit that there was twice as much
Uurlos
Intel national celebration.
the trip, including hotel anom
---------------enta in the western
rain falling during the 24 hours
On Monday the steamer Cuba ur
Icily left their homes
mods lions ami meals, wiii com I n t e r n a t i o n a l
C ou rt
beginning Thursday night at 6
TALLAHASSEE.
Oct
11.— u bo lit $11(1,
Iby swimming or in
A real estate transaction, said rived ffom Tumpu bringing several o’clock und ending lust night U
hundred
passengcra.
T
he
Cobh
(mage there was b e
Fluridu Centennial week ut T a lla
I n s i g n i a B e i n g s S t o l e n to he one of the most important
during any 24-hour period since
rablu.
LaUee were
BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 11.—The hassee Nov. U-16 will l>e filled
closed in .Surifunl during the past came that afternoon from Huvaiui he has had charge of the local
M
i
s
s
i
o
n
W
o
r
k
e
r
s
T
o
number. On Tuon
trounds and woods special senate committee to inves
„ .. an equal
.
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THK HAGUE. Oct. 11— Even the few weeks, was announced today bringing
with many interesting events and ,v
weather station, that being ' five
tigate political campaign expendi
when AT. Gray of Newark. N. J., jday the Cuba returned
from lia- years.
Be*
W
e
l
c
o
m
e
d
a
t
M
e
e
t
;
hallowed
precinct,
of
Andrew
fa
r
.
ille 3.3fl Inches uf tures meets in Chicago Wednesday attractions.
negie’s Pence Palace ure not safe hecuine the owner of u U-aero Ivunu und the pussenger list numRailroad Service Baited.
j
One section of children’s ro*last 24 hours, with or Thursday of next week, accord
frotn the depredations of souvenir] traet of land in tlie southeastern Ihered ulmut 2IK). It is estimated
CLEVELAND.
Ohio,
Oct.
11
Railroad service in und out- of
ling intermittently ing to Senator William E. Borah, turne parade will feature Florida
part
of
the
city
which
formerly
!
that
6,00(1
people
will
ulleiid
the
hunters, it seems, for it has become
Sanford suffered greatly from tbs .
The weather bureau chairmun, who has wired three birds. Every member of the fea I’ rcscntatiuii of $1,1)00,00(1 for home known that the preaidentiul hum belonged to William A Ginn of festivities.
rains
which caused several wash
of relief from the members of the National party com thery tribe will he represented by and foreign mission uctivitiis hy mer has been stolen from the coun
city.
liutween $16 000 slid , The celebration was formerly
outs between here and Jacksonchildren.
mittecs requesting that “ all facts
led on page 8)
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher
touching on campaign contribu
tions” both us to contributors and will address the Florida Historical
Society Thursday, November 13th.
amounts he available.
Among various kinds of exhibits
O R , A r a I n i l i r p f i W h l » n w,n
ont‘ on Education, showing
A r e i n j u r e a TV n u l l . gc^uo| work, school records, school hoards in 0,000 churches have been ] in 1022.
ing the land, he said, which will be ing ut thv army burracka. This was
It has been missing since Aug. followed by the tuying o ff i-to followed by* u ball at tha Cuban
products, school history, school im active in raising this sum fur their
- • - > ■
provcmenl and other features of missionary!;activities, and it will 26,~and information leading to its streets and lots.
Club und street dances.
ip* there (> some'There will be in all about 60
be presented to the denomination recovery is requested by the Ha
the school.,
vho would like to
YOUNGSTOWN? O., Oct. 11.—
lot*. Mr. Gray declared,'each be
Florida)) history will be featured at (he jubilee celebration.
gue chiief o f police.
[it from you, but
Thirty-five 'were injured, JO seri ih various characters from Ponce
ing of tho general size of tho or
know you are th«
! A tj Jp o'clock . this pvpjifnf •ni#
ously, in a head on crash between IFoLoon. Tho Spanish Governor. 14 i ll *■« i)riJ i • ,tj ■i ,— crz- - dinary
city loja. Restrictions on
Hanford Herald will Issue a Foot
Unless you wish
two interburban cars in a fog neai1 Andrew Jackson, Territorial Gov
the homqs to be eracted |n this new
♦ . •* ■
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i' s *
fu it longer, why
Extra In which will be given ij
StuTthers,
Ohio. The collision ernors, from tho discovery to the
i subdivision, will be announced later, WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.—Oct. aball
in t you b* doing a
complete account q f , .................
wrecked the front vestibules of pWM*Ot . '
Mr.
Gray
said.
One
o
f
the
fea
thing to advertise
Georgia-Tech gridtr
both cars pinning the motormen
tures will be circular streets. 27 will txi National Navy Day with by play, as it actuallyl
Th* Royal’ Scotch Highlands^#
sale at a fair
a
program
o
f
ceremoniea
In
the
va*1
against the car frames.
; Il«nd, of Bt. Petersburg, has been
The development work wlil.be finIT
'
rloUs cities and at the tombs and Atlanta an hour before.
,
-------------------secured for tha *nttr* week- Qthfr
JHL The' dtate road tax fund i»hcd completely before tho prop monuments o f the nation’s naval
The Herald will alsq gi
|nilght find * buyer
TALLAHAhSEE, Oct. U^-W ltb
erty
is
pitted
on
sale,
the
new
bands W|1I be Used.
*U V ’;
orsed "$164,808,74, 1 received
score q f the Sanford-Bartow
u might make-big
heroes.
Radio
addresses
and
other
the
peak
tax
receipts
paaeed,
dis
There' will1 be an opem'-toncert
.M>, a^|1hadTA balance of iowuer further announced.
by *o doing. At
features will emphasise the day's ball giflne. “Go Get ’ Em Gat
by membehi o f the MUoppllUtn burspjnunt* from tha state treasury
at the eiid *o f B
; b R ty b er, , Commenting further upon his significance, announces the Navy is tho slogan being used by
ate you would toon
purchase,
Mr.
Gray
declared
that
Grand
O
per.
o
f
Hew
York'.
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a r r pow exceeding the mopfhly re
i a iu t « road tf#dhea( gas) fund Sanford has great prospects o f League of United States. Officials crvwd of Florida irootcrs,M
out how valuable
Aria., Oct. 11-—A1
ceipts by several hundred thousand
red 3 l90^ 64JW ,
disbursed
piece ef land is.
becoming one o f the best cities in Ray it is not calling the demonstra than 4,000 strung, which i# I
big real estate
fonso .
.
dollars. This is ahown in the re
the state. Attracted here by the tion on a. scale with Defense Day lanta to witness what ut decl
Adolfo, leader o f the lataat Mexldons have beet)
port bf the state treasurer for Sep
solidity o f the city and the recep although arrangements are being the outstanding football
“
eredication1wm
•dH ot. little IJerwork cost the tion o f its business men, Mr. Gray made for (isrades and other exer the south this afternoon.
can revolution whose death was re
territorial,* Costume Bkll at tember. which diftcloaes: however,
»ant ads, Jost think
tted In battle In the closing re
the month, expressed dulight over becoming cises in costal cities.
Ideal weather has been
that
there
the
MAte'-btRl
h
as’
on
which
a
Qttem
}
' in Phoenix.
thousand* of peohat purpose I
laed for the great game, *
d balance bf
of IS.*
$S,hand thd sgtistandal
an Investor ’u d
predicted that
will
end
0
^
,
tffti
ho tead this page
end of the I
g the drainage
107*0
Sanford grill have a rapid growth ORLANDO ELKS CLUB BURNS probably get under v
nl«W* T ’ P '■ 'v
1-aH other fond),
A
ORLANDO,
11^-The:
ty was ahown In
! T huft1® ! Gray's fii*f»U lt to
OHLANDO, OoC
I
Oct. lW W heat:
"lit*
be' drorth
game rfvar s
H |
' balaaea o f «3.* Florida,'?' vHe has pickad 1 San* Glnb bare was 1
fleptembre,
• *ly d «r
the*'
44 to 1 4 4 H i^ l^ y *
compared With M A M . ford as a place to1locate in pref- ed by firs of an
•nienta
of.
«327JiT6A>
with
It
Isn’t
ao
difficult-Ux
a
w
.149Vi. Corn: Dccrrabdr.
W tfl
phone 149 fo r serat 4ha.|b*giatyig . o f the |
t o f $174,82?.20, l« V
npbody endeavors to fore# yoq against
ime
H H - Oat#l .DeremW,
that fund o f
. I w S
C•
a 1•
. 11*1‘ •
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FRIBDRRICIISHAFEN, Oc
tober 11.— The posiponmerit
today of the beginning o f the
ZK-3*s flight to America until
tomorrow was due to the low
lifting power of air nuking
a satirfactorv ascent irtipossible. The ship was ready for
flight at 7:30 this morning
whf‘n the commander called the
jaUnt off.
ON BOARD DAVIS SPECIAL
KN ROUTE TO RICHMOND, ind..
Oct. 11.— An afternoon speech «t
Richmond, Ind., nnd n night meet
ing in Indianapolis, today closes
the first leg of a two weeks drive
by John W. Davis, Democratic]
Chieftain on a final stumping
tour of the middle west.
CAMPAIGN LIST
SHOWS CHANGES
AMONG LEADERS
9
m
s
Entire Crew of Train
re Killed by Bandits
Homelmprovement
Contest S t a r t e d
Inquiry of Campaign Fo r State Florida
New J e r s e y Man
Plank To Develop
Property Holdings
A
Contributions Begins
>o You Want
Lot?
Interurban Cars Hit
Football Extra To Be
Published By Herald i *
ftlji' <■ffU
Disbursements Exceed Receipts Rut
State Treasury Has Large Balance
OctQber 27 Is Named
As National Navy Day
Alfonso De La Huerta
Reported Still Alive
am
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"M l
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�IE E IG H T
HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924
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-
Are'
Greal tare should lie ex
orcised in its selection; its
freshness, purity and clean
liness are important items
to he considered. Our chem
ical food laboratories and
the quick turnover of our
food-stulFs can insure you
such qualities.
Were:
-• Wauhlntrton: MeNocly, centerfield; HkrHx, second base; Rice,
i « h t field; Gonlin, loft field; Judge,
flret bane; Btuege, third base;
Taylor, ahortatop; Ruol, catcher;
Ogden, Mogridge, pitcher.
New Y ork: L,inditrom, third
Baac; Frisch, accond base; Young,
or; Bar Bel, pitcher.
'Flral Inning,
r Giants: Lindstrom
struck out.!
• 4
— jMi
^flsch walked, Ogden wax taken'
out o f the box and M ogridge wei/tj
In for the Renntors. Young struck*
IV1' L iJA]
was thrown out, third,to
firat.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Senators; McNeely out, thin) to
first. Harris struck out. Rice out,!
Barnes to Terry.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Kcrcnd Inning.
Here the Chekiang fcrces in China’s civil
Giahts: Terry out, Frisch to T er their wounded Into headquarters. From l.iuhi
ry. Wilson out, shortstop to fir s t.1o f 2f» miles o f liAuncing on trucks or in the
Jatllaon grounds
to third who! dee red touring cars. On arrival at hendquu
make* wild throw to firat. Gowdy Corss took care of them. The latter organ!*
singles to lift, placing Jackson on I;iieen close t.i the tiring line.
second. Barnes strikes out.
' No runs, one hit, on4 error.
►• Senators: Goslin
struck out. i
Judge flies out to tocond, Bluege
•* .
New York State
CITY TAX KATE IS Germans May Gain
EIGHTEEN M I L L S
UPON THE HOLLA It Taste B u l g a r i a n
Berllh.
No i‘uh«, no hits, no errors.
plant <1
Senator.: Mr Neely
struck out. each he
MnrrjM knocks ball into rrnterfield $ 50,000.
bleachers for home run. Rice Hied
From
: oul to first. Gosljn flied out to left, will be
>; j, One rlin, one bit, no errors.
come, $
nt .
T ,f,i ,n ? ln*'
for taxi
Giants: Gawdy filed out to see ! $| :io<»•
ond. Barnes out,
short to first. 1health’ t
Lindstrom doubled to left. Frisch I i>„| ,M.lf
out, filed to left.
i
K
■ No ruin, one hit, no errors,
( ’ It!IP A N I I W K A T J I K K
.
Senators: Judge out, Terry to)
m i.I.K TIN .
Barnes who covers bag. Bluege out, *
Jackson to Terry. Taylor struck
out.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
, struck
!
•Sixth Inning.
CHANTS— Young walks. Kelly J-’ "!
tingles to center. Young is held u t '
third. Meusel batting for Terry. |
Mogridge is taken out, mid repuuced by Murberry. Meusel is out f,„ lt„. s ,
cn a sacrilice
fly which scores
,Young. Kelly held i n lirst. Wil- , j^ht cent,.
, m ii singles to center. Kelly g .s s iy „ lril( k „
to third.
Jackson grounds to 1Meusel out
llrFt who fumbles hull, Muring
v.
Kt*lly, while Wilncii j^opm tu m*t - f . 1 f ifl
ehd. Gowdy grounds to sb.ot, K ‘li'v", |,'V
who allow* the hall to gu thtoiii'h
^
^
. him.
Wilson scores on this VKV
Barnes tlieu out to right
l.md L’' 1
!K,‘
•trem fanned for the iinnl out. L"."1 , ' “J11:
Three runs, two hits, two error**.
1
SNATOKM— Kelly playing lust ‘ V"
'
Air the Giants. Meusel in left |***"’» t « b- i
Wilson In center. Meusel will but
1 •'
in T erry’s pluee. Ruel out, l.md
N"
atrom to Kelly;
Marberry out.
Lindhtrotn tp Kelly; McNeely (lied
Giants '
Ilecr von Sch-icn, German mini*
iter tu Greece, arrived in Athens
oral announced be would make his *
official address to the president of
he Greek republic in German. Hu< !
(the Greek foreign minister, M
Bonuses, insisted that French was
the language of diplomacy in .
Greece ulul elsewhere, and said
that lien von Scboen should speak
in French.
Hie German press then took up
1he matter, and p oi n t e d out w i t h
You are safe in buying fr'om PlGGLY WIGGLY, As you will fin
there.
m fy in* a s u p p l y o f
Htickwheat, pkpr
14c
FA N C Y
CALIFORNIA
Pancake, pkg
Belmonte Brand
Cigarettes, Report
i’ l.OVW V Bulgaria, Ort. 10. \\ hen diplomats nwngree, business
i Mome'time.i goes by the board, and
i weal is Greece!*, loss may become
Bulgaria's gain. Just because it
minister insisted French was the
longdiige o f diplomacy, the Inline
ro growers of l lovdiv hope to find
a new market for their product m
Neither can a jar or box of anything— cans, jars and boxes are
man in HGGLY WIGGLY.
Full Cream
J
It can’t .keep you and others waiting, while it tells you why it is
ether brand, when you know by experience which is best.
Brand
Seeded and
Seed lean
Asparagus
Ti p s
P E T 3 TALL CANS OR
BRAND
6 BABY CANS
Macaroni
Spaghetti
.I x lI U I illJ
Waldorf, 1,000
Sheets, 3 Rolls
Package
A SUN-MAII) PRODUCT
I he Brands I hat Cannot lie Bought Elsewhere
f\ r r r r
Jrrth
,{°kar
\ COMPLETE LINE OK FRESH FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES
■205 Magnolia A\
Next to Milano Theatre
From lime immemorial, leavening
gas has made the "touch” which
made the paste of flour and water
a digestible fo o d -th e staff of life.
A flat and soggy loaf or biscuit is an
unleavened food. So- it is that leaven
ing agents such as yeast or baking
IKiwder are employed.
To insure to the American housewife
co m p le te leavening of her biscuits,
cakes, muffins, e t c , which is so impor
tant to perfect digestion, the pure food
authorities found it wise to require a cer
tain standard of leavening strength in
linking powder.
To maintain this guaranty of digestibility—
to insure minimum deterioration of leaven
ing strength, baking powder is packed in tin.
This prevents absorption of atmospheric mois
ture. Dampness produces premature reaction
in the can—results m loss of leavening gas.
A grocery store stocked with tty
best goods in every line.
A sanitary meat market carry
ing tresli cuts in all meats.
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A force of efficient and courteoul
clerks.
Telephones
The food official, would properly condemn bak
ing powder if packed in cheap sacks.
But what about self rising flour? It conus to the
southern housewife from remote northern mill3
packed in porous bags. WHat happens to this
I’ ltO.MIT DELIVERY
L E T ’S PHONE
s * °
FOIt TIIEIR Hlll'EltlOII
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Frcah Fruila and l -jgflalilm , Aco-adi* I'carx,
Nun-Such Miner Meat
ILUiUC
Celery,
a K W II K It K
Q U A I L T Y
SPECIAL
I.INE OF (illOCKIIIEM
Frcah
m i i i i i i i i i /
U i.i!!.fi),i
I II 1 (It
P P I
Senators
••••'• -1—-- •- -
C O U !*I T S
�uT in . t'lril l
rM o
NPOfft) HERALD, SATURDAY,
Gfc T W O
MAY BRIDGE L A k E WORTH
“ Buck” Harris Hits Another
f : Presbyterian General An-1”
exonerate
NT!
_ “ i„
While Rev. Dr. Fosdic
p r N EW YORK, Oct. 11. The Rev.England |nnt May ns a
t JDrs.JIfrTy Em crjon Fosdick. a Bap- frum lhp CommlUec oi
L.tiat nrdacher fn a Presll'terlnn t|onn| Friendship Th
Pit fq r t,wo >v»ys,, ehurches, the Prwbytc
i p * 8 been the center of an interna- nddphin again dcmamli
r.AioftlLjControveray; between Fun- General Assembly, in
damentalists snd Mo<ierni«ts. Mon- (Jrnnd Hapj,in> tnk,. act
•day banded his resignation to the him. The decision of I
York Presbytery.
Commission nnd the res'
It wn« Rev. Dr. foadick * nn- cclvod today wns tlv* i«
■wer to thn judgment of tho- Prop___* . . ## „ *
byterian Genernl Assembly thnt he ,
pf “t° r •
*'
Should forswear his Baptist memparl {,'Uow\
bomhip nnd become n PresbyterTho proposal of tt
l*n by RubRcriblnic to tho Confer * A$$emnly rnlU for
alon o f Faith, or give us his asao- creednl subscription, a
date pastorship o f the First Pres- sumption of theologies
.b y teria n Church o f New York'.
terms of the West mins1
. . The Issue had been clearly drawn, eion. There have boei
; both in the dictum of the General t°ric attitudes toward r
1 Assembly and a subsequent com- wripliun among evnnge
municatlon formally tendered the tlans. Rome have w,
minister by the Presbytery o f New --others have felt that
"i York. It was considered reason- tice is perilous to bo
W EST PALM •BEACH, Oct. 11.
Property owners may noon net on
iroposals to hrldgo Luke Worth inct, extend ocean boulevard north
ward to Jupiter, and develop a
more adequate road system in tho
LONDON, Oct. 11,— Events fol- territory immediately north of this
city. The board of county com
missioners havo ratified the peti
tion for creation of tho district.
An election whs immediately call
ed for November, the exact dato to
be fixed later, and the properly
holders probably will vote on issu
ance o f £025,000 In bonds to cover
expenses o f the improvements. <
England Expecting
J
Victory In Election
JUNIORS ELECT OFFICERS
J f »R A tN A «R Wnrofi)
GAINESVILLE, Oct. II.—J o e
Scare, non o f Congresthian Sears,
and a native o f Jfissimnice, has
been named Gy mdmb'ers o f tho
Junior Class at the University o f
Florida, ns their president. The
vice-presidency went to Leo W or
ley; o f Miami, while, Siiaa Croech,
1 city, —
- ***-y
o f this
won
the post df see refar^-tredsunir. Preston Bishop, o f
Dunodin, was named to carry the
banner and uphold thff standard o f
the 'clns^' its h6nor; TcJirescjithtiVcJ
C AN AL POINt Toci
haa been started on y *
cral drainage ditchea \
hokeo drainage district,
ton ditching machine
way. The work a |U ,
dituro of $23,100 hni g
to be completed within.
The ditches are to he (,
feet deep and 8 fwt *
top nnd 5 1-2 feet * y (|
tom.
The Pnhoke# a
w
w
acres' of ^
privy council for theBC formalities
meeting nt the unusual hour c f 7 ®
VMdck in the evening. The king,
A la always, omitted no courtesy in ■
meeting the labor premier's wishes, l "
dep ite the fact thnt the unaccus- ■
tomed haste to get through the ■
.. ;i
formalities, provided for by tho *
constitution, is somewhat of a nov
is dissatisfied, but when n man gets his money’s worth he i s uh ViT1
elty.
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lYemier MacDonald had two rea
pleased, nnd this is what we are doing in Rosnlnnd Heights.
son. for advancing tho date of the
elections as much ns possible—
first, a desire to avoid inconven
ience
the business community
and public interest generally, and,
j second, the necessity o f ,holding
l the general elections so as not to
1conflict with the English muniriI pal election, scheduled for Novem
I of the spirit.
accepted.
ber I.
That it hod been tendered was
"There are tmmv creednl state
Mr. MacDonald and bis parties
nado'known in statements issuer! ments which express in the mental
j
conceive
themselves as on a wave
I .today by Dr. Edgar Whitaker formulas of the generations when
1of popularity, and therefore, con
j ’Work, chairman of the Special they were written abiding Chris
sidered it advisable to hasten the
i committee of the local Presbytery tian experiences and convictions.
elections to the utmost.
‘ designated to deal with the Fos I honor all of them; they represent
So far as the elections arc con
dick case. There was set forth memorable achievements >n the de
cerned, therefore, Ireland is out <f
the text of the decision of the velopment of Christian thought
the picture. There is, in fact, no
Judicial Commission of the Gen Hut for me to make a creednl Milt
great question to place before tho
eral Assembly at Grand Rapids, seription in terms of iinv one of
i electors.
Alt the parties admit
Mich., last May 28; a formal noti them would be a violation of con
There were two out ill the fifth inning o f the second game i f the
< amphell ease is no i|U-sis .situated on Sanford Avenue, two milen from town. >Lots high and dry
!», fication Dr. Work sent Rev. Dr. science.
wurld sera- when Stanley Harris, manager of the Sennlors. mine to
fur
;lpj,t,il| to the country;
Fosdick last September I; and the
"A fter, two , years
of
•vehement
and well drained. New Buildings going up now. Good water, city light*.
,
, . hut. He slammed the srrnnd hall Bentley piti lid '•> him * \i th" heads i. .. .. ,i.(. , ..nservatives and lib|i Pastor's reply, dated today.
per.onal
attack
from
a
Powerful
,,r
th(.
(.|
II%
V
,|
IM
,
h«cxir.-i
r-r-ntw
in
Uft
fieM
' eials will thru-t forward the queaIn decling to become a Prcabv- section of the Presbyterian t hurch
For the next 30 days we are making a special low price. Hasy terms. Comt
_ —- |tion of a guaranteed lean to Rus
^ Urian. Rev Dr. Fosdick wrote th a t, , fllf4, now „ „ „ fnvM
hs! \
in and see us and look it over while lots are cheap.
sin. This, however, is not th“ sort
make
r r
m« v« ' I'V drniiminn- i which calls on me either to mnk
line, suggest- a piecedent. It ent our- (|f (ln |SHl)e to excite tile electorate
tlonal reasons, for he had no see- n theological auhseriptiou or else disregard, . denominational
.
. .
.
. . .
; ,
,
tarinn loyalties. He was convinc- leave an influential pulpit. Anv “ ,lli Wl,' k ' ' “ --ether. I have rejote age.
r
to (I, principle of KrWnly.
J W , however, that he wtiuld |w guilty .subscription made under such eir ed in that aspect.
...................
Moved .liop.' It
o f "moral surrender" and a ' *{'* I cimmtances would he generally ami.
"The ptopo.al of the General repi event-- a retrograde sectarian,
' latlon o f conscience" if lit* sub- I think, truly interpreted as 1.............. ..............I teverse all that
r\ > you see,
A . a cop im.-d niter- I reg,. ! and d< ,d o .
tPi acribed to the Confession of moral Hlirremlet
.
, ,
,
,
di-llotimialloliallSt. who does not IIIV feiisoli. t■ lei lining t he com
Faith” after two venrs of vehc
"I a m entirely willing thnt mv | I be principle invohe.l in tile den- believe in an c XcIiimw - but ill nil t> u invitation which Volt have
•Went personal nttnek from a pow theology should be questmned I ' ion. if h rn a l h applied, would m, lu-ivi i hiireh. I inn-' not conn led t < no -pring front my
DODGE BUILDING. 112 W. SECOND STREET.
erful section of the Presbyterian am entirely unwilling to give any certainly tend to iliMourage tin- ent to decision
i o i ie
I must pot do wiiat
’Church."
livingennu.
oiTH.tnn for questionin'- mv ethics, employment of any w e p t I'tc-hy
I" ‘ louur witii it won! l In* to for no- oould he a
under the
"In answer to this prnpoRal." he
"Her*' (in the First Chun hi was tecum ileigym an in I're-bvtei lan agree with an attltudi .*itli wtinli aed liitjn n. tlonwrote, "I must in all honesty set nn idijeet I c o n m the new free
pulpilI 'adn-al!v .l--ag.ee ,nd to fall ill
..... of taking in vowI am
' m y long standing and assum 'd dom with which t h n .tla n . * mild | "It mav not enact n rule, loit it v*it l» a deumiufiat mpal -pint w h i c h , -ore you Would not have m- do it.
conviction that creednl sub.crip
tlon Jo ancient confessions of faith
practice dangerous to the welo f the 'church and the integ
M & M
the Individual conscience." J
__ ____ him fn forsake the R npti.t'B
Church for the Presby terian would ■
cqcournge a return of a demon "
iatlonnt 'closed .hop’ ", it would |l
. "su gge.t a retrograde sectarian |*
1Aamveiffetrt'';'It would be "to agree 1|j f_,
with on attitude with which I rad- l i ®
■Ip llv dinner.... io fall . ill Willi U|j
detiomin*tInnal sbirit vhi*ii I re
i
gret and deplore."
- ' "I must not do what for me 'J l
Would lie a t! I. ill gen unux and fn
J- titious thing iiniler the goi-e of |
taking solemn vows." he wrote
» Rev. 1>r Fosdick h» IH hfi'H ilhst i
elate pastor o f th*’ First Preshv
*5*•!*i *2- *1**5*'I'
+ *f**J*
KF*. tcrian Church for five y*'ars Not
•i*•:*
•>*j**i*+ * v
• until two years ago. however, did
his voicing of liberal modernist
views rouse the wide opposition
which began demanding that tinlocal church oOst him ami ended
by proposing him for trial before
tho Genernl Assembly on hi-ieny
charges
A iij young tail) reaidintf in Sanford or Seminole ruunty, over IS )0
Tho Presbytery o f rhilodcIpluu, 1
of age. ih eligible to enter thin automobile and i-alrnniaiiiihip rnmpaifn i
Winlc U taki - a certain anooml »*f yyok, i' i
which forced the ultimate dreis
compete (or iiiic uf the valuable prizes offered
f Ion o f the Assembly, led those
the territory is wide open. ( tip test ant •* ran ruler from an* pointl
■seciiir enough votes I" m m *-Ul - f llu * ampaign
who attacked Rev. Dr FosdickV |
Seminole m uni) and be nn an equal basin and have the name uppnrlus
sermon, “ Shall the Fundamental- t
line jii i / ' h rdfereii by I lie II* laid l
lo v* in.
ists Wiii", ami his preachments 11
Sule-criptiom* In The Sanf* rd Herald may be secured anywhere in!
votes
in
the
eain|iaigli.
questioning the divinity of Christ j
I ruled States at the regular rates. All orders turned in al The llrS
and the doctrine of the linmacu It
office iiiiisI lie accompanied by the rash In payment.
lute (Vtnceplimi.
I)til> a short tune remaiir- ill yvliali told* t:ml~ may y*"tk
\ bill*
A ronte.stanl will no( be permitted lo pool her votes in favor of
Time after time the locul church N
•itlici contestant. Votes ran not be transferred from one contestant to t
imoe than six weeks is left
Defer.- you l.n*>w n th. . nlm- i ampaign will
vuteil confidence in its pastor. 11
other.
Other churches *anu* to Ids d*‘ - i* ® )mutter o f history ami mine fortunate young holy will be the proud
So employer of The Sanf in) Herald, or member of his or her f»s
la
fense; college students memorialwill I *• nllowed to enter l hi- campaign.
jKiJiwc*}*?4*ir nf that
Hiiu k Sluiiiiuh! ■'1'
izvd the General Assembly to disA nomination blank, when properly filled out with the name and
, -reyard attacks u|s*n him; laymen,
ress nt the ronteslant nominated, will give that person ao nominat'd I
aihnirtMl *<> many tin** *
elders nnd ministers ull over the
bousand votes.. Only one nomination will be credited to any one
cotiittry aligned with the two op
(extant.
fposing forces; the ctmlroxcrsy la- jj
A special prize of ti ll *l*dhu- i t*- I**- g iv ii to tin- Work* i turning m
Only one prize will tie awarded any one contestant. The winner a(^
came international and called forth ‘
liri.l
w-il| not Ik- eligible for any other prize or rommipthpi*
tinmost
cnsli
subseriptii.ps
dining
tie
third
p«tt"d
wlu.
li
i•
h***iul*
<
1
to
from
nigh
churchmen
W fv
opinions
Contestants
who remain active in th*- campaign until the elos* <nd
■ w * . across the sea.
rial nt ten o'clock on Saturday night
W iiim-t of llu- piti* yyili l<* at*
fall to w in one of lire prizes will be paid a commission of ten per rent «•(
But the pastor eont .Piled prvneh
amount they have secured in subscriptions. The Hernld wants no ront^
nouneed in The Sanford llcta'd i,n M"nday aft* ruo.'P
iff*,'
Iftg his IitsTiil doc-t rim 'hi the B
ani
In work without remuneration and will pay all those whq fail <u
lecture platform he cnlied ili - ..... ■
one of the yaluahlc prizes n commission of ten per rvnl provided 'he
trpvcrsy "a pitiable uffan "
^
Icatant remains nctiyc until the end of the campaign.
Th.- Herald idfii. will ....... ........ . r* 1>
Tho General Assembly at Ireli i i IAll rotes to be counted to the credit of conteatanta in thin lump
apulia in l'.<2.'t adopted a n-sol itpoi s*
iloli’t tl* lay cheeking m
11 t* t *\p* t It.*
should Is- mulled to I he Sanford Herald or delivered pel Stnilly to ih c1
o f “ censure" directed agaii.-' him ' J|(&)
paign Manager at The lleruld office.
M l - P e g g y I 1 l i t011
I ! 100
Miss Pill,II Williams
10.000
It w ill * lo-o- i iglit on tin- dot
He resigned. Whereupon the New a /«y
I he Salesmanship (am paign began Rriday mornini;, August 2S,
M i s - l . i l l m i i Rh i l i Uo l s c i
It* OOtl
Mi$- Kinily (iritrin
10.000
York Presbytery unaniinmlsl*' *'11
will end al ten o'clock p. m. Saturday. November 22, lD2i.
M i s s Mul g u n t Mi l l e t
101*011
Miss t lara Rankin
itl.OOO
dorsed his teachings and pu nch H(@)
U lion Die fourth p* riml hi gills lin n will I * iiiiothi i * lit in the voting
I his campaign is to be conducted on ■ fuir, square and Imparlial
M r s U lilt* • \\ igi l l
III 100
ings and declined to acr-cpt thcjM /gy
Mrs. R. S. Holly
10,000
uud the prizes will he awarded In ll.-c contestant* securing the largest 1
Mrs
i< i
<;
„n
10.1100
resignation. Liter u special coin 5
rolli-dlllc The voting p o v . r . f iibsiiipti.ui> will In I* - liming tin f"*»Oh
Mrs. 8, P Dutton
10,000
her of roles. In order Dint lliere shall be m> question in the minds of j
.©)
Mc>
M
I
Dooley
111,000
Mrs. G. K Met all
lOOOO
pcrioil than they ute now. Am! then again .lining lh. tiflh period they
person relative to the fairness of the campaign. The Herald will *
Miss Ktl.el lluiry
lo.oio
Mrs. Dcntsel Stutford
10,0(0
iliree judges who will at the end of the rampaign, count the votes that I
will lie i ttihii •it lignin The la>l p* nod will find ll a v u v dilticult matter to
Mi-s Mi.iy I mills
lo.ooo
Miss Dorothy Stokes
lu.U'HI
t>cen cast und will award Ihc p r ic e s to the winners.
Mi
I lo .
Malm
lo.ooo
Mrs. Ri licit I.aiiig
10.000
Those contestants who fail in '|ve up to the rules of the campaiK*'
DAILY
secure vo'es.
Mis. Kb. ah. il, Flowers
10.000
Miss Pearl Robson
10,000
lie subject to suspension, thereby forfeiting all rights they may ha«« f
Fruit* and Vegetables in
Mis Hmv.iid ovprlin
lo.ooo
Miss Marie Tot min
IO.OoO
Said forfeited votes can not Ik- applied to any other candidate.
Season
Thu worker who winks mow stands the beet i ham e o f winning on
Miss
Katherine
Wilson
10.000
Miss
A
Hail
a
Aycock
10.000
The decision of the ( ampaign Manager will be Qnal in xlj eontror*
Reasonable Prices
Miss itotli Hand
10,000
Miss l.ena lit I Hagan
10,(Mid
mining between candidates.
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
November 22.
Nest 1. Wralrrn l »l««
+ + + + -J.+ 4 + + * + ♦ «+<■♦♦ <r+•>+•;■+*•>♦•»•n
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Rosaland
Seminole Realty Co.
The Herald will award a special cash fifizC tt'f $10 to the coi
subscriptions during the Third Period of the Pig Campaign
?statit turning in the most casl
Contestants must check in before 10 o’cbck Saturday N
i(
Standing of Contestants
At noon Saturday, Oct. 4
Rules of Campaign
Miss Nett Williams......................... 432,850
Miss Velma Shipp.....................
129,390
Miss Versa Woodcock.................... 121,900
Miss Naopii Fellows .................... 294,250
Miss Mary Kinlaw............ - ........... 114,195
Miss Sarah Corwin.........................
70,750
Mrs. M. E. Patterson......................
25,335
Mrs. E. A. Brotherson....................
18,750
Fresh Oysters
SOME YOl'NG LADY W ILL WIN THIS CAR
P er
Good for
Free Votes
'Cent
Is
h-
a, considerable saving. WcjSJgj
have a plan lo save you live!■ ^
per cent on your Gns, O il,'* ®
Tires and Accessories. Let us
.show you how to make a
CASH saving of $10.00 to
960.00 a year on Car and
Truck operating expense.
rHIUD PERIOD VOTING SCHEI
I'LE GOOD ONLY THIS WEEK
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io
Four Year subscription to Daily Herald, ££8.00
.)»*>
Three Year subscription t j Daily Hcri|ldf £21.00
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Salesmanship Campaign for the following con
testant :
Two Y l'jt subscription to Daily Herald, flf.OO,
One Year subscription t j Daily Herald, $7.00 —
Six Mouths subacriptlon to Dally Hernld, £3.50
1 Three Months aubreript
to Daily
Herald, $L75-
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Contested
HASSEE, O c t II.— Nao, state commissionop of
believes there Is a
irtunity for dispensers o f
is to Increase their sales
g available to their pajuice of Flqrida oranges.
iry object In the com misis, o f course, he
to "help extend
insumption o f FlorWith that In view
nre.,no , piore ofunges
vUte.peoplptiepd. .1 use
lidvisedly. Orange Juice
a" delicious "beverage, n
ippwtitrivi awd •■"IwaliH*
It Is recommended by
nnd physician*.; It is
Leader Of Indians
Earnestly, iP le a d s
Use o f Pagan Rites
- LONDON, Oet; 11.— The election
on Oct. 291* forecasted as the bittereat In recent years, following
the dissoution o f .parliament after
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Oct. 11.
the labor govemihent'a defeat.
Liberals and conservatives are de -^ o h n Still Day, ti "medicine
termined to preveiit another labor- man" representing 400 pagan In
Ite. government.
diana on the Hod Luke renervation
near the Canadian boundary, pro
tested against the efforts of the
Indian bureau to abolish old tribal
customs whern he appeared before
the Senate Indian Affairs sub-corn*
mitteo during its * investigation
here.
Mention had been made t,o the i
miiH'tmimitteo .that the tribal ’
dances were detrimental to the In- !
ft .'jn M 7 . g . ; u H r : i y •
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if v ks i'jt l'/'-.iO
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I r i s h F r e e State
Importa T o t a l i n g
Morn That Exports
"1
epos*
RELIABILITY
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BILL DING SEZ
the
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m ere
f a c t th at h e
HAS A HATCHETAHOSAVI(jf
HIS HAHO, DOCS NOT HAKE A
HAN A CABINET M A K E R .
O U R BEST TABLE f/N l$ H E R S
USE ONLY A KNIFE A W F 6R K .
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of I inhling lead toward the English type, And there is a reti*oti, live < >i
an- niitneioii-; to all a|i|ialluig degree.
I ngli'h m intTiience, The •*ri•I, t hintin' . and ve- lihule evtcnsmii add va iety ;
hit k i oof of vat legated color shingles nnd the half li>ml*ef work
t'mong
(In- ioo, • would In- i Illuming of cream stuci,, with red hrtek chimney and
Ik , v*«»t k.
d. v* Mil i out
on o n e udt* . The* l i v i n g io»»m in l u r e * Hint L ii * :in i*|u*n
i* ti Ji fn tiii liviti|t I'MiitH kUth ii i hm l d r i«|i» tii mj* iimi (In* k i t u h u i f u l l y
y
:«f'«| i»*ai
«-nlty i ' ’tt I h e h a r k «»f l l i r h ‘ »u***
it hi * o f
)t
of r'rporipnco
kW6w that they can rely
upon uSs .
T^he quality Of our building
materials is assured by the
skill of leading manufactur
ers and by our care in the se
lection of our stock.
Prompt deliveries are made
certain by the large and com
plete supplies we maintain
in our warehouses.
Upon reliability is based
our reputation.
‘s
IjICOIll’ OltATEp *|j / •*
Motion Picture Man
Sees Poverty, Misery 01(1 A ssay B uilding
R e-A ssem b led F o r
i will !**• devoted entirelv to Aineri
lean ait of the t'olonuil. lii-Miliition
nre. nnd it* r ” Mi an or nods a*i I l
will he formally thrown open to
tile putilii ,NoV. HI
i f , . Ii,ill-hue will he uniipie in
l.iit its In looms for the niii*t
unit will tie installed With tile m
tual woodwork that formed the
walls ami ceilings of historic and
I finiractei 1st ic rnil> rooms t He.
t loi's ->f objects of -\mericun furn
r*<, 1 *-. silverware, g l a s s ami potters |
.
We have new catts and repairs far the old ones on
l.ct us book your order fo r a new one or repair the o
\ W d ,,? ? J work
nler1: ,!
ferred with the educational
among the younger members of
the tribes.
Still Day is a tall, handsome, 1
Cblnprwn follblood. He did not
wear Ihif barb df the tribal liepler J
btlt»appeared in'the attire of the j
white man. Speaking through an .
interpreter he told the committee
that he watt not the chief nor the I
gren‘
speaker.
but
protested
against "the white man’s efforts
to take away mv religion.” '
{
now sold. Thousands scl«r orange.
aref thousands of* dt»«
' cold drinks in Florid»
contribute to the oriyrge
pd nt the same time in
• Kly
r own trade by adding
-B r i n k to their list.
H o t e ls , clubs nnd cufci
. B frn n gi' juice to their
nil would do tills anil
'■ there would grow up
H k n cre n se . in Ihe uso of
K , to vastly increase the
H r it in thetftate. This o«cK | , | |,e followed in otner
ffig) (he cuitom hum 11 boH f r a l ."
K y „ railed attention to the
BERLIN, Oct. 1L— "A fter what
'.■made in this ronnc.Uion I have seen now at- Berlin, I a in I i t
is „ rP L „
/"i _
H lifo in ia orange grower^. convinced that the bverwhclming U S C l 5 V
1110 v T a i i S
^Bhey had twenty thou«uml
■ juice extractors in Psfll lives' in. nrlaefy 'flild
1 NEW YORK Oft. 11 Tile fiie.-xlo
B u t the country and i t - 'W l fl, \VL Griffith. Ap
. o f tile old United Slates A - “ay OfE l they had increased th e n v -to r, supervising
j fiee Building, which formerly stood
Krunges by upwards of n 1durtionl. produced '
at ir. Wall Strr'et, has been reus J
■ boxes a year. One h uu-. man news’pnper mo
seintlleil
atone by stone ns the i
Id fifty of these machine.'I
guess that m
I front of the new Ameriian wing of
Bad In Florida. Hu* cotnmbi who freely sunnliei
[ the Mi1 1 opolitan Mu-emu of Art
pdded, aud paid that thou-j leading information
jin fVnlrul lark . The new wing
o f persons who patronize prodigality divided
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the
living
rotiin^
i n 11 l ui i l
i«n
thr
numl
1In 11*
Hour
vv i1 h ;i Mrt'pinfT|innli •*ff ..Mi* Tm**1 room, an iinusiml iraturi*.
Mt|| a h|HMMil
i.ii Inn u in l In hull. All
hmi i*t4»niNhnvr
urv
N. Laurel Aye.
luapln *
u il d e r s
B
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c m p> at a l it-- " I Hl.iaH' pel d a y
tem porarily
T h e pan aph a
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I p ti ilulc i- »n at'timuder’ s - word carv 'd In
Il'Ui utlii , l.ainis hav*• hci-n adiudi
n In f oti tin- mail'lc slab t o u t , a
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t TIl f Ills 1ipt ton, too.
i
The House o f Zip Service
“Jones M ust Be Broke
y
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r
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Home
Requires the ambition to first
learn to regularly antT^ystematically save a certain part of your
income.
iMake it a point to spend less than
you make. Set'thfe sum so saved
aside in; ti Home Building1 Fund.
With regular small weekly depos
its you will be surprised how
quickly you- will have saved the
“down payment” on that house.
t 1 l.l,. n i l *'U«M •* nit
vPITAL
r «#? “
Sft/INGS
Rent is a losing game—and
the more you pay the more
you lose. Helping to plan
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The World’s Series is over. The baseball championMr. Coolldge Says It.
ship of a^Gta-called "world’’ has been determined, at least as
Say It Harder. Please.
far
as
i
e
year
of
1924
is
concerned,
and
.the
battered
&
Caterpillars Won’t Hurry. M '
Giants have packed their bags and returned to their dug *
The Hangman,.Perhaps.
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BY ARTHUR BRI8BANB ^
(Ipaarriahi i n n
>* n » n
r t » M h i b r M lM tttt!''
^
'
’•In'Jts/dMire
to
furnish
its
readers
with
the
latest
and
m RATtow
"'aMontaaii.Mintbst'Intere^tlrlg news, The Herald has gone to great PRESID EN T C O ^ D O F ; ,HW
d“ .n* iy rKdiTuo*i lo» 'lengths to g$t a .detailed account of erfeh game and' to fuY- said just whAt the people w nnY ^.fT ’
r 1nish sueh account to subscribers at thf* eaylieat possible. mor him to say about the League o f H iiS i
omof-fche ^'American 'Wfto'MhttM b i W k MjfcWnMt'ittfcB
IL Ml
i All obituary ment Through .ihe splendid co-^peqbtt'
anka, resolutions
® as
) LoRicin The Herald has been able t 'urnlshi.
B d i . t V R O p R i p l A y , ^ f (| l t n i n i f » j i t i o i i |a Wj ,
a
m ask
P fM i la5r aaolua*
noub*
•WU^Ttfltha uaa for
new* d.‘H yt'ili
t5 it
ATmss
*
IDAYJ
pot otharWtba local
ahd alao
•rain, A lk r lih ia y l
•paclal dlapACotaaa
starved.
)BER II
T IIO lTiH T FOR TODAY
STEPS:— Tho atop* o f
i man ure ordered by the
and. Jiq, Uelightcth !/i .his
Psalm 37' 2a.
'
LESSON PROM GOLF
f better keep going, my I««l *
‘ in you’re up, take a bit o f
^.warning
mo:
tnsr jfroni
f
" w(
Ik
jntfir n swagger or brag
four game whtft your bait’ s
ant frui
straight
from the tee:
an’t think the aolf match la
I
i , i f j 9**l d
■— JL •
t
A.
2 5 J O tlA B S
A WEEK
mat(;h Was' all sguareJ \
aevarfleeiATf bo rnn Unwn^a
putt for<a four* I wus t>caten
by 8andp McNair,
id*. I’d leagued that the lead
& Which you get at the strt el
never be there.
x tho f ini in may
i
will be talk in g'aK tn0,
■>‘u
They have been sayint
iic wa« done with for aV.
year*, bub It lan’t playel i
Appeo we>d>\T
Lots o f follows aland an
make excuaca while loti,
fellows arc making a tu
The railroad
most na many an Tvi**
double
DCSkWCPTbC,
EINGMEN
«HDMUSTO«RY
M r * say there U
%>but you don't
W^SO.EXWKffi
,
‘ :Jf>R ?*1QSblCK .RESIGNS
■VVVV1
sa a w tp se a S !
MCW6Y
n o t h e r - w o o l s if a vouiik m an , k n o w in g n o th in g o f P<>- |i„g .he strong*,,
hum.......
The fellow that wrote that latest rlas*ic, “ It Ain't Gonna
'Rain N'o More," made the mistake of bis life, or he mu-t have
litiyal iMirtiei^ Hppuld nfTiliate W ith the R e p u h ln a n o r w ith neat t.. self preservation
' play
lived m Arizona, because it seems to lx- it tins ruinpd sineo
it ^akes
llH' enjnu It
^
|. And In life it's il*e,aap
tho* D e m o cra tic p a r ty
ixiu iiijaiia and Inter d e s ire to b rea k |
daSt damnify. I am not kicking on tin- weather, remember,
pears tu succeed, but a man atvaw juuI h d lp .iiu m o a cap^itjafee o u ts id e o f e ith e r o f th ese i DttRTY YEARS hence men will
-hut th eic comes a time in my young life when I crave sunh g ’ ih i uaV.
can gu wrong
l>arties, th e law fo r b id s . T h e H erald , as it h as ju s t sa id , i s ! 1’* ju' 1 beginning to make “ real
*htnp, and this is one of them. Of c\>ur*e after the equinox
c u r io u s to k n ow i f m en w ill not som e d a y re se n t that s o r t |money.” At preKunt men are <miy
id liver the weather will settle and the full weather in Flors Nice work, Walter Johnson!
'Ida is beyond com (rare.
o----o f in h ib itio n o f th e ir fr e e d o m o f th o u g h t and a c tio n .
j beginning t.. L-arn bow. in the
I t ' l l w ist motorist who knows
‘ T h e S olid S o u t h ” c a n n o t be kept
" s o lid ,”
ca n
it, pence** « f getting for themselves
■ parking places.
*' "Yinu-*-Union says "Big Klooi
vie-I*bey
will develop values
for other*
of Tourists Predicted."
through
election
machinery
that
makes
only
Democratic
vie-j‘
hey win
value* f„r
---------- o---------Maytxf that accounts
f> all the inin wo huxe e xperienced
ts for
tory
possible
at
the
polls?
The
South’s
voters
will
begin
to
[
fortunately
lyitow that the series is over,
lately, but if th tmirisl.s will wash up oil tin* shores of
F~-*have -to X
We'll
tum our .1
thoughts to refuse lo he sheep, will they not?
Ami then, The Hcruld
iss up tlie ruins.
serious things.
predicts, instead of using election machinery for the corvotl c a N’t change anything in
l li n a nf Democratic voters honest Democrats will u n d er
'‘ "rid suddenly.
You can’t
Iteurd at Hie Inst meeting of the "Sitting Rons of
" I ’ve made a bit’.’, said tioon- m
railing.of Democratic
.......v Y ," ....... i .... I..,,. I;
Ieven change a ( ntepillur into a but
"They .lon't i'iifor<i' i* the laws w«- Iiav,< now and there
Goslln as lie knocked out a flume lake tha clucatio., of tha mas.es Into an
.... ......................
is ' no need of any mote legislation"
Su\> another Son
the
aupariority
tha
party
to whirl, they h a r e la.tl -"I"
. ............
....
___ __________
. oo ff th
e p
a r ty to
!'\Vell. who's kicking?”
tUn'
. Cal Coolidge should have been a p osed to belong for geographical solidarity
be “clas* Cuiiar I<-Ua" won't do it.
Tho young man voting for the first time should know
" barber. His silence there would
I’olk count) lius dropped out of the All Florida
___ __,.....
Exposimutcli I" one end of tile
. have made • big hit.
why ho is aligning with a political party. He should b e -1cocoon
‘
tiyn at New York and this tdg county will nof he re|>resent
may ruin (hut ctK-oon, hut
rat » t the Garden next spring. Polk county representatives
lieve in its principles and be reudy to fight for his honor. He it won't bring out the butterfly.
’ A mushy-mouthed person should
say they did not receive the benefits in proportion to the ex
sh
o
u
ld
be
shown
how.
Democratic
rule
puts
clean
men
into
have no trouble p r o n o u n c i n g th e
pense und they will not throw awuy uny more money in this
10s o f tbosi Chinese ci’ fOs.
office, gives honest guardianship of public property, expends
'manner.
AS FOR class consciousness,
\\+
"T » O
>
the public monqy with off ode ricy and trustworthiness. If there is enough in the mini consc
Fudging from all these- stories
When Christopher Columbus discovered America. Friday
IUt “ sluslf’ funds, they mnst be he cannot Ik? shtriM tmydtfS’snqiJld be left free to vote for the ious of the fa d thut he is u citizen
,Ross hud started on the boat basin at Sanford, but he says
proth*^ f>^e cleanest Hervu e.
w in g some ruin in the North loo. jc andldate that
that he will finish it in time ,ut thnt. And Friday can prove
tlie SSopth
geeds
ig+o n<
j(<?(
awtjj^ ironi
front tj*>
l^ gvojfnijH)
gco^ntjd)-. of the United States, and duU-rmin
p. .
tile
m ith je
e d s lgTt>
?t awqj'
■*— - y z
that it has ruined every dny since he started.
o. D orythy. Juai liSc’a'ufiT Til ’ll ical clas.sfficatioi/j'^Mr shoultm»epbme recognized us a thrnk etV\b see That ull clusses get fair
the
(RjaritrVgosiilpn.’
di
n’t
treatment,"
no
favoritism.
A
class
?*r
ing entity, re a d ^ j/ repudiate ^»Xruption, ready to stand In
The small market gurdener und poultry raiser can make
Ink ha. I s t d o tit; player.
,thu m«D,»nd thtA Iks rigs thut^rrrny nearly rqpreswiL Ihe )»e.s conscious - iniiti uilmits limitations
a good living near Sanford. In the heart of the greutest
und’ suggests failure. No need of
-4
«rla,(llxl
V •HZ-’'
fidft Uoy *tK* tho most American
trucking center in the state we have ditTicully in obtaining
ideals.'*"
tic remafk o f tjie duv i» “ it
fresh vegetable* all the time and eggs hover around the fiftyouid be free lo vote for that, here.
Every votes-4n*'tjjy
gonna ^■ain no mo” .
cunL murk ull the year. A man with a small patch of
fJjt.^^And every voter should be
what lie or she ^Wnlur1
Ip Jk o
ground near this city would have u cinch.
A HoRRlBCN sordid trugetly
>Qr Idea o f the end o f a perfei t convinced this year that Davis and Bryan’ should la* mi|
m
. would be when Florid* heals ported, not merely because'they are Democrats, lint becntiM will presently occupy a Jury and.
And ull of tins goes to show that tho curb market start
ch and Sanfbrd beats liurtow.
they and their party Miami for something. The voter w h o
,ht*
Mr*
ed in San'ord many years ago should have been kept alive
U’ illiiw, thirty-eight, hud work
tt) the present time when it would lie growing strong. The
irt
nut
convince!)
of
.this,
4nit
who
votes
the
Democratic
.
Speed
with
which
some
men
Tbs
tug
on
her
farm
u
boy.
seventeen.
visitora to Die city want fruits and vegetables and expect to
away .fro m
bill collectors ticket) simply because he is of the "Solid South” is a knave
get them in Sanford. Our buma people wunt them und have
Ralph Shuttle. For the usual rt-a
OM believe they hsve on a or a fool.
to go to the country to gel them since the stores do not have
soils
she
persuaded
the
hoy
to
kill
r o f 4 ho*C seven league bouts.
------------r—o---------------them nil the time. A curb market would tiring the country
people to town and make Sanford a trading center for this
The rnurul Bystent of tlie universe is like n diMiimeiit her husband. They both confess
»r Johnson crashed through
it.
|
part of the state.
.j-W real►veteran yesterday in written in ulturnutu ciphers, which chungt* from line lu line.
In
the
usual
way,
he
blames
the
|
l»e
b
'l
last
It will probably
— Founde.
The cities in Florida that are getting the crowd* each
woman, she takes the blame und
o f baseball.
----------------u-------- ------- year are the cities thut advertise*— don forget thnt. It takes
-»
advertising and all kinds of publicity to tiring the new folks
An
A
n opportunity
o p p o r tu ju ty ^ell
w ell jbik^n
tak en is the
the only weapon of atlvan- suys: ‘T want to hung if they hung |
A sa Candler, Sr., has more
him.” And theie is the trial hack
to your city ami in the measure thut Sanford advertises,
gettin g into ; print than ta p e . J o h n I f I f f J !
j.,‘ ,
This
We* Will get |tlie new guests' this winter and next spring.
ground. Tin- husband, nnvf murd#r
la 0la * wa know of.
rAf?couV|it we need that tourist hotel and ue will have it
aht h^Jt to run over i little
lt i« unrouKotialilt? uud unwhuRsome in ull nvuittiH 1liat! *’’*• wu*
ttt ftf^L .although' he
’ Before another season, but we can take care of hundreds of
M »
dnln’t marry bet. until the baby
have not un R in their names to out an uynlyr.— But ley.
tourists this season if we will de-id" to give them rooms in
■r7.
Wus l>*rn. Then oho,-fays, *'hf be- (
IqfUr- hottiil And ilpMm ’ thelhbti-la in taking cure of them.
[e^ier ClcL-mencoavi. of
yan to*Thkow tiie axe at me ^ygensW t sew Jack li Coo
•I*
RanfbVd folks’ th ffrlando this week had a good idea o f
■ahJ he vdidn’t
ioually, tie drunk, elv."
ycSst advertising will do to bring the crowds to your city
»n wauknmign. ;VVond«i: how
'im f make It a trading Center. All that Orlando merchants
would *I4«**‘ with Mary, Pick-^
RKlklRTEKH. jury, judge, and
do U) bring ill the crowds could be done by Sanford iperto r M i
perhupy tjie hang mad, will "Attehd
' ‘ chants, if they would get together ami go after the blisifo tbejjd^ar)s then' iAxw*i odffifMhe D » I ncsl. •
'• ri
’ 1 -v. - [
1
•j:
next c l u e 3<*ls, in one way, Ibarn
,j ki There will hi* »ome excitement in Florida elections after
.ran inj
is unoUtro, would have ijiade^a long
y
S evefil of the Democratic m m.mo* for Congrtas have
r Vino.
____
ret' confession of faith story out o f that ca*c‘.
W»ilbllcah -\>pnonents and Joe Sears in the Fourth has u
If C«luBbus .in his\ good keeping with the’’ uriiahltV ’ Which to u
shall
he
have
latitude
bllcan and an American opponent. T h e American party
Santa (faria, hud run into one bus marked his conduct throughout or
tty Would huvee been quite the last two trying years. At u lo preach what he believe* to be
new one and Billy Parker Is the standard
Some
_____ bearer. tJV
I
AN
OLD
WOMAN,
85
.
found
tiroo when many preachers have true, tegardless o f ancient pro
»l * .
y
■
ofXthese candidates will speak'In Sanford before November
wandering
in
a
big
city
park,
un
—
*t O
i
A
been frankly seeking publicity, mulgations? This, indeed, is the
■lection an S’it will begin to look like a real campaign in bur
B-.
—P •—
IxgoUd
l
Dearborn
Independent when It would hav# been easy to heart of the current religious dis- able to tell where she jived, is kdV*
H k iid SUta."
...........
»tfv •*<•»' vf. ri- *■
---------"out thal the slang oxpres- posture tnafyrdumj to indulge in cussion. Dr. Fosdick believes in an en to the hospital. She could 0*1 v
world," A* not personalities' he hay acted with dig inclusive church, one not bound by say, “ My address Is 301."
'Another
thing
that
Sanford
folks should do right away
^
n« oi -J xlty: *5m lias given bis opj>onents I lines of sect. 1-atitude of creed
Is to visit other towns in Seminole one evening in every
Win this "poor” old lady ,b«
g»cn._in«n
men |must
L ‘ follow,
"
for in an inclusive
weak « month and find out what they would like to have
m
B u .fwhen
°f Jcredit for baing sincere men.
tap the who differed with him, bpt wholly church details of creed must be- Identified' and takerf •hotttpT Bhe
"_
roads,
schools,
und other matters
iid ,
* __> better
A»
---**
* ‘ advertising
'
relative'y
Vhan w rt honest
Knn"*«t o f purpose. As a Tesuu
result ooif |erttne
unimportant W llfU fo r In the ba * that
ha
his Impeccable taste, this controver Whether h« was a Baptist or a ried ' she had H.G20.75
-u* anyw
most
sy hat remained oa a . high plqjve. Piyesbytetien was, as the expluins,
fr w
>roe
m deg
A m junior
•wi jtjx>int^
j K / u i t i but
k/uw when
wi i c u lie was
WAS i
and jw h * * ^fen PpasibI'
expreaei
ji< U 2 L t u
i t * rnmmtimdmamij
,
*
Snt
bver. Our main trouble is lack of cupital to build a big
MKYER LONDON' and Profes
note! tout inpny wore apa remen l houses to take care of the
people.
* \doml^u 1
\tetoVoi*ats,,What Are They?
sor Nearing have a Socialistic de
bate.
The professor any* '•class
T h o H e r a ld ’s c u r io s it y is a ro u se d .
It w a n ts to k n ow consciousness” should keep SocialEvery young mun In Sanford should buy a piece of land
and sooner or Inter build it little home. If he is single he
j list h ow fa r th e a v e r a g e s o u th e rn -h o rn m an w ould su b m it ists from voting for Lu Follette,
Can rent the home and get h nire investment out o f the place.
to t v l^vt R E Q U I R I N G hint to In* a D e m o cra t o r a R e p u b li Also, mys lie, the Russian system
If he is contemplating matrimony he can have his little home
can .1 / • • •
of rominunisni will rule here, for
,pll ready far the bride, and it is much easier to keep the widf
In IiOitisiana U tov h a v e a law that m a k es a p etition ty years hence. He is mistaken,
tfri.iii the door if you own the door There is no better ins e e k in g a p la ce Oif (le c t io n b a llo ts fo r an in d ep en d en t o r
fuminuiiism is dying out in Ktnf ..... .Vgfjment iii the world today than good real estate and Sann/vr.'l. (•fl’ffs golden, vpjSirtipiities t^>, the jiian who, wans
lie w -fln rty ch fld id n le in v a lid if that p e titi/y i js s ig n e d ,h y ^sin,, fcs it iwould anywhere alee, the j
i . ronl estate,
;
J
v o te r s a ftilin ted w ith e ith e r o f th e d om in an t p h id ia s.'
,
. . .
ydu
tnanv a bard shot ui
b
t.You can’t kiss a girl i
‘ ‘ | doesn't know how.1
which team won, elthdr onb head or the other could be
slapped in without delay.
,
|, E ,R( 1 f * N
w"'
3*
But regardloas, The Herald, of necessity, wns lute. I|0l^1"nta8n<0jJ)H
s J c p’
\+
Getting tho PApem. to^eadera was further hampered by
u ,n;,ftlii ;hM Jh'u count
perv.
rain. Kyeit thCTTlemenH consp.i^l to delay the news. But
nf)tjcc on other
that we
X ' mas‘3 IHG>lE CM. BE JUDGED Eff TAc Slaof* HE AAS ACQtkPEP
(>ur affajr, and
tied because you have.bird- the carrier hoys were brave and many of them started out nrp aMe to m
YtWIY ^ ' 4 ^ .
$ 8 .0 ^
$15,000
ip
torrents
of
rain
to
do
their
job.
They
are,
h
o
y
M
o
s
t
int,.n,j
rio
^
- ..... .
tho fjr
Jryt hole (n three.
Wfi
of them little kids hardiy big enough, to wade through pud- *,_j - >. »
.• ,
iving'tHat ifolf bull a* fa r dies without being drowned. How many men do you know
‘
“
n
e
r
‘
11u. S ,
you cart, keep; straight with
Who s o (.. wort or contlrtUfe'lo work in Mich wc'ntlicr! The ‘. T
’
„
1
*
„ ( to be congratulated on their grit in .slKkibit ty ^
- a M * .r U.ln thettno».,W
he can wip. Don’t think tt) at tbeir work.
. ...,f
. ,
.. r •.‘.*Thin I# ip notify Japan and the i
a poor ahot will do:
,”
**
Under
such
conditi(Ais
ns
this,
however,
it
WAfl
in(JVitix.nKUe ut Natiuns that tho. United j
don’t think the golf match is
t<J u* buainea.s
eked |p your bap.
when able that some Subscribers fail to receive n copy of <The i StntM wm
taken the aljort hole in two, j Herald.
Wet, coltf, and dark, hoys forget out-of-the-way
warnJnpun aiid Ihchauguc u
places. Even easy-to-rench places arc sometimes missed kt.ep their hand* out of our affairs,
llhert I waa a youngster and glib
JUST IN PASSING
.
When we nay NO Asiatic Immigrawith my tongue once 1 walked under such circumstances.
With'an arrogant air.
, And the subscribers have made known their wants, tiun, w« mvan it. and that GOES.”
BY R. J. IfOLl.Y
Or 1 came to tha turn in a tourna* They want their paper; they want it every night; and they
One thing is certain, John w.
match and was four up on
Rome lime ago i spoke to the Chamber of .pommerce
want it after supper, especially on rainy nights.
There i>Uvia hu» not helped himaeif in
landy McNair.
about more benches on the streets for the accommodation of
. v3andy was not playing golf may have been formerly some doubt in our minds as to this, California by advocating tying ibis
the visftorn. Mayor Lake said he would order fifty more at
at he could and I’d had good hut no more. We know (hey read The Herald now. Our tele- country up with the I.eugue «>f n «once but n» yet they have not made their appearance. New
fortune to tiparo.
jH’ople in the city are complaining o f this lack of benches
phone has been one continual bu7!z for the past week. It has tlona. To lie invited i» one thing,
IBw
right now, (mil tt would lie well to get them out and have
nth halo I lost, but ‘twns taken practically all of one person’s time answering the tel- to bo threatened uml coerced is unthem ready. There is nothing like plenty of benches all
I c a m l for I’d plenty ephone and explajning why the paper wan late or apologizing j other. The people do not like the
the time.
margin,
irgm thought 1,
for the hoy’s failfirb to deliver it.
|threatening uiul don’t intend to be
idy let go on the nest with
New people lire coming to Sanfkird and Inlying prop
We appreciate these calls. We are always glad when j coerced,
S ahot that wan straight and
erty.
They reeogliine the fact that Sanfurd has a great fun
suliscriber
letiv'us
know
of
poor
service.
We
are
always
,
And
that
is
true
especially
of
aa true Aa a die.
turd-nnd they seem able to look farther ahead into the future
He I hooked to the woods and glad to send a paper out by si>eciul messenger. We want j California, which knows, by experthuMhwe home folk* can see. I have said that Sanford would
out-* o f the hole when 1 the people of Sanford and Seminole county to read The H er-1fence, what Asiatic immigration
be a big city some day and this prediction will come true
I oa unplayable lie.
111! HIM.
'typlv when we can get enough outside capital to put this city
aid and we’ ll get K to them oj kqow the reason why
Jl
S
lead dwindled fast in the rush
that b« plateYnt'thp fifteenth';
]jcxf think Vo
ND^CDfJ
? O S S . 1CAM'J
CAKcff The
*Jt
f
aaiu.k ■
•a t.ihA W. a*Jl
Hg; HIfhli have sale] lt,u hanf«r.1M»fDoO,
wjth miVa o f a ‘ puncij iuu\' ino^J 1bfj|
wall
games■ were
over
bef£
n “ 11 until
UI,UI the
U,V *C*«..WO
MO-a- V, -U»v.
a/vaVa
M
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.
. . t .
la im ifia tv i
been rare indeed that, the last bklj has been, tossed t& \ a .yeU—in; the old •RooaevoU
ta tirj ' V i
"™ro fdur thiH y or a»qtiib*t£r to five fmd on twd> occasions ioh. •»> in. :r,
plainly
whdn. A game, went twelve innings, i rid ort 'btHer occafdiWis 'fj’ ' Referring
;
- I■
: ■ teethe League
- “
play*
1
was'delnydA,
it
Was
muchrlatier
when
theTniiat,
o
f
Nations
efffart
to bully this coun
when
try,'the President says that Amor*'
r e p o r t wAsvr e c e iv e d .
leans ni^ati to ‘‘reaen-e itr thb^iConsequently The' Herald has beon
delayed
“
• * ‘ %a a every
i. « * "*<lay
>* [F_.
this week in reaching its readers. To make this" delay as aelvea the choice of their -'owli
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_ _paper
_
i-y effort to save time. course and tho ilecisinn of th e ir^
little
as_________
possible this
made ever.
Accounts of the games were written and sent to the ma own action. We do not pri-|H):i^ t^
chines, innihg byj^nning./flQ thnt whbn the final report was intrust to any power or ahv r ™
in, only the last inning add the lend remained to he set. Two , thrity to make up our 'nind
dots of heads were written and set ;up, so that no matter :u, m
se been *1
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nd Class Matter,
at tba Postofflcs
arlda. under Act of
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a
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;*Tifre'C 0Bl bin lb a l i J
longer, ytowr it’a a tuisnt^r
i
-------Open minds and
don’t ' ifo together
1
When n man stnrts catgl
a fool of himself incrowd eager to help him.
HUY
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RefriReratonl
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SATURDAY EVENING SERMON*]
By F. D. K l f i o V .
-TT
TIIK KINGDOM FIRST
normal U sle. at I rhadr
Matthew 0 :2.T.
Sunday morn- menu But that Intme did ,
ng, Sept. 2d, '2.'J.
isfy bo
one ea
- - he
— bought
---- -••* vnr
Christ is here calling us to a very sixty aches of land in »notht
nrd task^ but Christ is doing tho of the city, and Nrtr ii»,
ailing. Every moral conquest de- tion of his pahn-i- 0ntJg8
■
>„.(. the
•)... -a
.-.l.l:-- of
- • i.i.
* l
. eightteen
* *-■nands
shedding
blood,
but. ----was an
hoi* rdf
he shedding of the blood in this The dwelling under ttxg
noral conquest mightily fertilizes contained u large nsutj^
he life. This is not an arbitrary was indicated that a tnrx
all. Rather it is the pointing out was to be built umi a»
>f tHe only goal toward which we The grounds and tl»ka<
nay move with confidence* and completed would <oc, n* _
•afety.
( ‘ wo and a half million felax,
incidental* First—The Fallacy of am sure that it i. the
the I’ hiloaophy
o f Jesus that it in folr
All the way thru this paragraph J’UCF* dwellings. Ilcfnrt
which begins with the 1‘Jth verse i
was-^omplcted Mr
lesus is showing us the fuiacy of had lost his plan s< tkt!l_
making incidentals first. Rome of the PlRgly-Wiggiy liudttal
he incidentals of lif- are food lost his money, at I the K nl
lathing anil shelter
I need not
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,ru din.,
nrfj i
remind von that there are
those itors. How mint]
who make the satisfving of their “
' ‘ l! l in< ‘
» lhr
nsts-s and their desires for cloth- |° 8
nit the supreme goal of their lives. |
there arc "tin r thlnnThere are, others who live tp eat w'-1, • 'H -, • I need tentagekj
six! drink. They make their ap- ’ ‘ ’ri me tSirward li t" ife
letites their master. And there ! which will hell* "ihcr*
n
ire others whi make other things thusiastn which will mail
imfurm to tin- securing and to work a joy, and 1 need t>*w«l
he enjoying of a home.
heart which will neutialiUi
We tike tp see people well dress vexations, anil ink.- »»U 1
ed but thorn? who muke the satis drudgery, und put joy Irtil
fying o f their tastes fur dressing heart as 1 undertake eitk'f
he goal of their lives cannot live These will be our t*<*--sesaiotiii
*ny other than the shallow atxl w’e make the Kingdom firsti
he worthless life. Those who live "Ills Kingdom uml Hi* High
for the sake of satisfying their ap nea*" The .Meaning of the ('^
petites; for food and drink will
We peed now t" tun)
insulate themselves in depravity,. thought* toward the lieait dl
and poison the communities o f , exhortation and trv to li*n|
which they Hre members. Home ' meaning of the cm, -cl.
ownership should be forstered ,v lM'r- comrades, that »'• »n \
•rvwhere, hut those who live for inK with a great heart
the sake o f a home will find thut u,kt'n from the in* f '•«1
their goal will lead them to ulti- " S‘>ck Y«? first H'* Drigittal
mate ruin, und muke their ex- ' ,,,s righteousness.” «mt “ *1
urn pies a curse to others. These ; u" who are professed folio*
things are to have their places in Jesus have not considered
■nr thinking and in our efforts but Iy the counsel. What duw
ki'V
— -not- to
- have first place.' mean by these word* ’
hey an*
W.e must be very practical in |
Candor compels me to ut
this matter. There nre multitudes 1 am sure thut Jesus is hm
who are making food, or clothing I ing ut to a very difficult
or home, or plcusure from some and a very hard tusk Multi
other source first in their think- ' all about us have sgt th«{
ing, und first in their efforts, and in other directions, ami
it inHY be thnt ------some of us ure in clplined themselves to w*
danger of doing as multitudes o f 1other goula. T h e i r .thougkti,
others are doing, if any o f us are : ambitions, aitf ritelr Jes'f*1
doing that— if these secondary 1 all been trained \ for uthtl
matters are tuking first place in quests,
. ____ .Christ is here ck
our lives— we upe journeying
luimn-vim- ..a ' many o f us to a vety, v*rI
fatal highway.
Hi- who
~ j|task.
*" "nothing
" ’
-.w
„,.u "hum,
msu. , It means
J'"!
said,
k“
"Seek ye first III* kingdom, und the complete changing of 1
His righteousness,” had no thought i plans o f many among ui.
>f directing you and inc into t>ar- , some o f the plaits of
irn wastes. Rather He is point- are regarded as e x c e l l e n t H
ing out to us the only rand which citizens. The goal p o s t s o
leads ua into the eternal riches |titudes of us—and
us—and some
for whU'h our hearts hunger.
splendid church people—nd
The Kingdom First—The Only
taken down, and other god
Goal for Human Kndea'or
erected. It means, my
... helleve
. . . . . . . in
■>■ Christ,
*-i■■tsv, if
ii we be
De that our thoughts, our
. [{ wf>
lieve in his judgment, if we be our wills, and our ambilioi
lieve in His wisdom, we shall give be disciplined and trained %
this morning profound consideru- er endeavors. But while this
*.ton to His cuunsei.
Whut ore very difficult task it is not *
the things which I need most? ! possible one. Christ supw
What are the imperatives of life with every needed grace !<]
for me?
accomplishment.
But wh*1
I need clothing but there is a He mean by "seek ye Bf1!
greater need; I need the courage kingdom and His rightcouiW
to employ honest methods in the
“ His
righeousness” i®fl
•epuring o f clothing.
u„d- judge
„. —
clearly
that
we are to
ment Ip buying just what I heed.
( need food but there iis a greater plumi to appropriate the rig»J
nesa of God. and to build d j
need; 1 need a constant supply of ters which will embody lfi
o f God,
ill which will send me fprth ,jo I The ideals. ' __
^ ..U>« ,
**—• the
•*— •
—----- ’
tse honorable
Honorable means in the scctirscciif- Gqd. and
pupposaj.
ing of food. 1 need shelter b u t 1 must jxecpmc .tfUr ,pWd-, f |e8
there* is a far greater need; I |friends, we a r e called to
need courage to do and the grace
Curt *- ------■— - — * ‘ “ V® Iquest in character UiiUiPM
,>f/ r...A
__ —— .?»«’»
•-* •• v#
y~
I
ing, by unfair method*, lo
get trymy deed (f is a ,l,oly
neighbor’s .shelter. And we need ! ing lit j>l)r own live? % 1
the wisdom o f God to cemlnd us I character o f t^pd^ Jllmscff ■
lh ei,-w e seannot take our homes now Idt ua turn fo r a tnont«JI
witn us into the n»xL world. Much thoughts to (he other t>»ri *9
painful folly is displayed in the goal— ’seek ye flret HU kispj
Th« exhortation here l*
amount o f money expended in the
shall make the other part
building of some dwellings.
- While in Mgmpia sometime ago, goal the extendio* of IW
( vixitad. the estate o f the former dom o f God. I .warn >'<** „
PiRg‘Y*Wi|rgl)f U I ,
Mr. CTar- that Christ is calling u* “
J!
ynco Saunders. Only a very few easy ..task. Our minds
trained fo r ihe work of *[
years
ago
Mr.
Saunders
was
juli; —
r- » H P u«unuir» was • 1christT to others- Our
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Our "Jrl
ww
g W e r y salesman in Mrmnhis. He Bnd -prolesalonal life Wfl*
the Piggly W l«H y b u . .
P u rP ^
ness, and raee rapidly in the fi- lliat purpose will be
tancial world. At ths time I « u C h r iit'iu p tin x ) p
In Memphis^ Mr. Saunders and h ia i^ ur ^jock, or cotutPunjlJi
family were living in a h o m e m arkrlc jty<#j n 0u r i *’*‘ ‘ “
ed, by eiegaiu e. und com fort. - It 1 #nd tbroug
anpoanat
<qual J9
lo all.the dem
demands
, i«
of
ands -tr
«*(..ery rcmlti Tr jUe Wfl-.ij wiU‘*
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MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
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Phone: Res. <
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New Use For Airships
Of
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Xho g tto fn e r tvlU 'tH^tfn attorneyplus. and the plus w lll'^ v e r n *nJ }
direct the duings ur the attcjrfveyH,
The farm er will lx- n farm er plus,
and the plus will direct th e i^ o in g s o f tha farmer. The TnechisMc
will be u mechanic pint.''and tit*
plus will govern the doing:) o f the
mechnnlc. The physician will ct)H>’
tinue to practica in nt* ,profession ,
but he will be n physician - pjujt 1
nnd the plus will direct the dolKgs
o f his life. The leading''of others
to make Christ and Christ's prin
ciples supreme In their lire* will
be the goal o f their effort.*
I summon you —every one nf
you— to n very candid study. What
|other gonl is worth otir major c o i f
beer and washed their face* In Ita
sideratioiis ? If I muku ( I f secur foam
They alao uaed chalk dtaing of money my goal, and direct tolved In vinegar and the foam of
lin y efforts to th p t'.fn d , 1 sh all:
a beautlfler. Poppeae, wtfo
I liankrupt mv pwn soul, nnd curse j Df- Noro. covered her 1(ace every
i the community. If I make plea*- ] bight with a poultice made c f
tire my goal." 1 shall one day dis bread and the milk of wild -aaee.
cover that my fitter powers have Madams de Pompadour n “ .l-rtit
been brutalized, and. quit* pr»)H- j lotion" w u an application *,( raw
ably. 1 shall find that I have bank- ; beef aleak.
How-
U
|:46 lijred
kS * »
lOiSBDor -i
MWfold! HI
1
irgan, fid-1
)) 7 chimes;
eview; 8:20
1•
jf'(47fl) 8:30
1) 7 SunilMil.
[' Star Tcle1*chool I p s -
QJ
prcial Apkslru, tenor.
Star (-111)
It'a*un airship ngc. This is to introduic I.ois Scidcmun of Sun
C-7 School
J' Night hawk Antonio, Tex., who will in turn introduce the ‘ 'Slnnnndouh Iteuuty
spot”— the latest fad in the way of facial make up. The style is prov
tfnefl (400) ing popular with many members of San Antonio's younger set.
m Trio.
i-Ri-lO.lec."
French
let; 0:30 qr«
l|bi 7:30 stu-
Sermon
our llv q st-t
if MnL
, Mr*;
J. W.
11
EGYPTIAN WOMEN 4,(100 YEARS AGO
i EXPERTS IN COSMETIC ART
n
m
l lira . Ji
IfH
,
HRpUQH: the age* womans* i Nile which they la-iHcJ upon .u ai
chirr attention In beaut? eert of deity, « u a fa*orf.o beauty
mWltefa' had * been centered IreatmenL The 'Kffrptlan woman
her oOrnplelloa, • Even In th* alao mixed certain Ingredients df
a dlph of butter, eel -Ukh mlitur*
were unknown.'wom en out or door* U) melt, and U^en ap>
pdrv^iR ik!’ Wien ;v iy y tyftradK tn'her f i i f c . women or tbd
ttve.j for bleachlug.
cbtui softening! ICcyptMa notitIt tjri 4 <fo<1' faora•ago,
fMn }, . . „ d
purifying
'.the
jIMit)
M K*o triad* of rpyce- aa
I f w c.m ako' the Kulgtlom’ o f *L. _
ipta, woo
envy Iorange toned rouge, much lUtf.
. J l i y UApla,
wh 9 excited the envy,
:
our
JtmT ITT* righteousness {iipi. tvfiat »nd atlnTIn
1ration dr 'the 'Rotnatt'a by tlahdartdk
(A«li
_____ , .rouge
—
. .or
. —
Txfr.:,,teknr cdthtdeziooa, •batb'eif
balb'etr lal
Irvltbclr ollw -lln fed akin, and * red
will be Ihe principle*''goYernilt* their clear
i- . . • 'i
H ») 8
»
Saturday Evening
,
Itli • •■■■ <
ifi.lloatr
Avenuo,
p ro p '! f*
feaimin
bbytcrian
Mor-
I
'
i(plo’ck'!iis.-Presented To Sunday School Class
l o W f 'l ’ 4*
Library by Idlers Club Honors IVlltnri XH IU
W CI nj
rouge for Ibelr llpa.
Their r j r l
were carefully made up wlt^ kohl,
b“ mixture made from black, oxtda
o f rnangnhisM or the black powder
o ft burnt almond*, applied with a
bodkin.
Aa an Indication o f tbe Import
ance attributed -to tha artificial
beautifying of tbe jo d y In thoee
daya. It will be noted that even
after embalming, (be face* o f
Egyptian women of, high rank
we”
painatnklngty rouged and
their eyebrowa painted with an
timony.
Coming doer, farther through
the centurtea. although tha "coemutlce" In favor during tha Henalnance were elemental In natara,
they were nevertheleok. luxurtoua,
Madume de Malntenon. (or - ex
am pie. bathed In the juice of
crushed strawberrlea Plain water
bathing w u not much thought o f
aa an adjunct to beauty.-1 When
Diana' dr Pnltiera. royal mlatraea
or Henry II. kept Ler akin clear
and white by (-bring .at 6 o'clock
every morning to lake a cold bath.
It « u considered ao unusual that a
legend *ad to be Invented In oxpUnatlo. so It was said that sha
took s bath in 'a tub (Uled with
crushed gold.
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SEMINOLECOUNTYBANK
4^ Interest Pnld on SnvinRN Accounln
J. Fred Schofield To 15 year a his drop base voice ha*
been heard in the West,.the Kind,.
Address Bipr Berean tbo North nnd the South, and this,
Brotherhood .Sunday! wide experience ha* given . Mr; •
--iM
,klj
•«
___ r-..
1Sdudfield a fine opportunity t o ' 1* •' u
The men (>f the Uig lie re.in study men. He will speak tfimop-'** -*'■»
Hiolliorhood will have the o p p o r-•row morning out o f hi* own ex piglimf.y of hearing J. Fred Scholfiuld I i*nce to the' men of the Dig ITereait^
*1
at the *e**lon tomorrow morning. I Urothcrhpod.
'
Mr. Scholfield’a subject will he
The S'°nnif men o f tho city and
'( hampiunship S t u f f , und the man the district who do not attend n th -'"
who Will address the class has had er classes are invited to hear Mr.
sufficient opportunity to weigh ac -1 Scholfield tomorrow morning.
i
r'liately the i|unlitie* which m
a k e ' -------------------------J■
championship ' ^Vlff "
CONCIRECIATIONAL ClItlRCir
J-'or four years Mt*.’ 5chblficld
We will hold nil of our regular
ha I his six feet Hv i ami a half . meetings tomorrow. Uihlc school
,m lies at the disposal ot the couch at li;46 a. m.; Morning Preaching
on tile football fighl. and those who at 11 o'clock. Christian Endeavor
know him can eusily imagine that he at 0:45 p. m. nnd night service at
played a great game. For the last 17:30 A cordial invitation to all.
rupled the sou}* of otit-rs. Right
The ancient P—yptlnni be.
eousness in aty own character, /levers In the beautifyltui effects of
nnd the reign o f Christ in Q|T> lives Water, and a bath th their revered
of others make the only
goal / ( « / • w R*»mrj d/adKe/r
worthy of mv endeavors, nnd this
goal is worthy of my mint aacri
ficinl efforts.
A T THE CHURCHES
My Christian Comrades, I want
you to adopt this as your goal. If —•*------------- ~~~ ~
you have already adopted this.
1. Me visit Newcomers to help
St'ltA I' IKON CLASS
goal as your own, well and goAd. takeaway their sense of loneliness., The Scrap Iron Class i* rallying
If not adopt it now. I want you ; 2 w ,. M.,.k l(, rt.n,|er assistance, nicely from the summer months
to make the kingdom first because
,
,
.
., ami each Sunday sees new faces
this is the goal set for ns by our "» k^Umg lornted, and give reli oi old ones returning. Last Sun
Lord, and it is the only one worthy able advice, ns from a brother, day our President, Forrest Luke,
of our efforts. I want you to innke about such mutters as a stranger himself was agreeably surprised
"The Kingdom lirsl" your goal be- would need to know.
, at the attendance considering the **->* + <•*-C+ +4-* 4-* 4--C-*-!-4->
+ -t-**-I+ 4>*<•+ +4-+ 4-*+4+•»*>++*+
(iwise as you train yourselves, und
3 . A- opportunity offers we seek rainy morning. J. E. Suurling de
then run for the goal on the way Jto gutnd them front the temptu livered an address on "Time and
you
will ................
come upon
the *treasure* tions peculiar to those released Eternity." Nexl Sunday morning ! ♦
..... “”11
. **“
which make your life complete. I to rgM i mots from
MARK IT A
home uml at 10 o'clock Mr. A. Kaffebl will J
beg you. comrades, to make th.'
address our eluss just before the ' 4.
fiieudr
"W
o
care
what
happens
Kingdom first hccuusu the loal of to
t.
lesson by |)r. M. J. (jarpentet*. ’ j
1 MlfJ'1"
»Ud
our city, and our own district are
lie
is
a
forceful
speaker
and
no
4,
IIe
seek
t.i
rriMtlt*
n
h'»rm*
lit
dying without Jesus, and if they
UU'le tot
foi those young men ami doubt will claim your ntteiitum.
perish without our Saviour, their mos)ilu’i>
ftl who
wIn, arc
a here uhtnc, by en lie with us.
blood is upon us. I want you to Women
'*: J-sci j
tertaining
Dorn
in our h inie>.
make “ the Kingdom first" your
PHESHYTERIAN CHURCH
...p a.Av
(1, We invite them to share our
K<’n* ' M‘laUK'‘ " church composed of fi'lendship and assist them in ur
Sunday services will lie ns fol
m
t
men and women is invincible
low*:
in any community or city. I U 'g ;',' " rirr? “ ii> Ip (if fi lends that they
J-.ti.ri Yk
li.lfr a ri, Kuuiiui School.
The Library Commission nf tInAlthough the wrathci ke|il some you to inul.e the Kingdom first
to
feel
at
h
0111
.'
here
j ' " M1
I .
ifvt
I 1 a in I rein liiiig service
new Municipal Library in pleased membens away, a large number of because Jesus gave hi.s rich, brave, |
li;3ll p in. .Sciiini t lirmtit.II I II
t<j. announce thin week the gift of a Dependable* met at the home of pure life to roach the goal uul ill'
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12:45-12
FIRST BAITIST ( TIUItCH
dcu voi.
;K)dftiy, -ftyth Thomas*, Mir* Koxanmiid Hadfonl Friday readied it. and ,lie know* that
il‘».
boI- betiutifql
Sunil a v School. !i;.1fl a m
t»-A1jtnu»ic,
•■*
•« waJI clot'k for the llbraVy tniildin)
___ __ __ _____. ______ „. evening, giving Miss Elizabeth yqu nnd I cun repel) it. and in
'Mfl flung worship and sermon 1 7 3U )e m. Pleaching serv ico.
1 hose services are cacti arranged
Thv IdlsTvCItiTi, WO*"
;bride n f "W v f week, a 'teaching it wv shall lu ! solae
11 'M An
..
dance,’
ropresentqd in the jlrcsWitntiiin by sfmwer.
1’fithig Pu.ilill 's' IMiitihV C St)" ‘V I with Ihtt linjiit DihVThVy iflhy'TiVlp
the multitude- out of Ihcil sins,
Evening Service 7:30. Suli.iect: ih o r who m en d in thPIP lliiflj' fit
) 1:30-10 mu- Mr*. Harry lleerbi and Mr*. Endur
Yellow n|id white zinnias tvi-rr and myscrv, and shumc un mtn the
1 Curlett.
used throughout l)u- lower floor. life winch only is Worthy of real •‘One of the .Superlative tjuc'tion mg.
nt llutorv."
|l2) 10 airship
The. clock, which is an especially , cut Tying out the color scheme of men and real women
METHODIST C li r i lC H .
' program.
Mi Kcholficld lias already made
handnome one, finished to match yL-lb,w ami white
You will linger to hear just a
1) 6 popular; the intufior furnikhlng. will be | D im ing Hie evening contests were closing word. If we make the for himself a ayeiue |iln< e With all ' The theme of Die morning sot
Inlet; V orchea- mounted inunodiutcly in a prt/min- t njo>eil. In the content using the Kingdom first, there wdll not be who have heard him. He will be mon will )«• "Coopt'iutum".
The pustor will preach ut tin1*^1 heard in all the'services tomorrow
w .
ent position in the main room o f names o f "Flowers Hnskcy" Mins the icmotesl doubt i .■>
night service. 7:30.
(305) 0:30 the iibrary where it will serve n* Clara llaitkin received the prize, a ing fully enlisted in
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KHigd'im I T,lv .h lr'4'
.
.
*’hur«-b extends
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Roth E|iworth la-ugues will
t" «'>
a cp«tiaiun»* Ycmlnder o f thought, hand paiiittxi |>enuinv Imtlie
A wink We shall fling tu tho which I ft n,,nt
meet at (5:30 p- m.
LI HERA L TABLE
U 'iv) C talk) 7 fulness.of the Idlers ( lull.
program was enjoyed Coiisisting of om little IN'IIV excuses, and com
Xu
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Frank
Admits
savs
Sunday
"rVir**.
9:05 dance.
The Commission u» well as the j fcadmgs by Mis» Dorothv Stoke*, nut oui selves fully and hianlily ,
* *
St hool w ill i iiuvene at nh-iut 0.31),
CDF It T l.i IDS SERVICE
320) 5:30 con* patrons o f the Iibrary greatly up- (
----- RKASONAIII.E PRICE
h„ j(W |,y Miss Fern Ward I.. the work or maMrnr C.sl’s |
tlDl.Y CROSS C lll ltCII
a in
He want, cvciv one t<* lie'
riKliU'ouMifh*
whett*vc*r ,
r
.
7 sport re- preciule the co-operation of tin Id ami Mrs E. C .Smith
on time,
*
. ,t«»lny
,
4-4*+ ++4-K- + + •>-y.v>.y+ + + •>+•>+ + ++++ + + + 4. 4. ^ 4-4. 4-44-4- •*■+♦♦♦++♦♦*
sl vU!
lers Club in making our library
may $:♦» Ai**
wn ready
, ( mirc'h
0 m ia hts ini ,, t iM*. Siam.
Al a lute Ijoui sandwiches and we
. Miy 1
i»\ i*•
•••4*i*n triu«-i‘ wt* w.ii
.Sunday
uflti liim ty, (K*t.
tu
hiii
ii
i
(433) 10-2 a- complete in every detail.
golden cake wet. served by Miss
first?
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.
■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H u u u u u u u *u l u u u u i,u u u u u u l u u a g g * a u u g aHHIBIHBHaHaal|ali a B a ilH
Clara Runain, M i-< Lillian Shin- > mukc the Kingdom
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!' 4t> a m. Sunday School ui High
|( :tK0) 7:30 muhobtor. Miss Julia /.acin i y ami Missj
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Lake Monroe
Ann Lee.
Methodist
Ministeis
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h „ m c.iiunh sciv u e m mi
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1337 I 5:30 or - 1
A bout 20 Dependable- were pres
B *
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t
t
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line; 0:40 conHold
Conference
Here
1
,,"v
n,““tr"cut
to
wish
Miss
l-'Uiwers
every
A delightful ciiteriainment, con-|
1a
orchestra; 8 sisting of character songs, orcbcs maritul happiness.
l I1UISTI A N SCIENCE
baritone.
j Quite a notable gathering of
tru music and reudmgs of different
SUtTF.TY
Post Dispatch kinds was given ut the Luke I
Methodist ministers took place yosClui-stiun Keiunce- u-rvices are ■
chcstru, *pcc- Monroe School FTiudy evening at : I
1terday in Suiiford ut the Methodist
Lake Mary
lield 111 the Wmnun's Cluli, Oak j|
ft o'clock. Tho performers were E
__
I Church. The meeting wn* opened Avunuc, near Third Street.
~
Tnmpu people ami much good lal -J will Evan*, and fuinily, of Tum- by Hishop W, N. Anlnsworth. of
Sunday SebiM,l nt III n. in.
Macon,
(i«
.
who
i*
in
charge
of
th*
ent was among them. The public ( ,,a WUre the guests of Mrs, M. V.
Sbrl-iees ut II n. in. Subject for ■
Florida Conference.' The elders tomorrow: "Are Sih, Disease, mid ■
wan cordially invited.
Evans Saturday.
tals
were called together to /Uacus* the Death R eal?"
£
A 'pretty wedding occurred nt
Si i t
I!. B. Fennell hus returned to hi* preliminary work of the 1 Annual
\Vednesiluy evening meeting ut ■
(ion
fore
nee.
8 ‘p m. in the reading rhilm.
'.
[riles and Miss Ijike Monroe Sunday afternoon home ufter being In the FcrnnldThe following presiding elders
of Sanford,
A free reading- room Where the ■
Winter' Tatk. when Miss Vera Ague* Sapp lie l.uughUm Hospital
were present: Rev. E. J. Cates, Bur
|obn in Sanford. dame" the bride of E»cn Burn wiieie he was operated ujam for [tow; Rev. II. A. Kjiencur, Guinea-1 Bible and all uuthnrued litur ut Ure ■
aesl. Rttv. E. Ii. Smith, pastor of appendicitis.
on Christian Science may be read, a w K M i a i i w i s i w i a
es w
m ,,m
m w z & m
1 villa; Rev. l i , T. Dunkle, Jackson- |.lioli.-wed
. . . . . . . . . . or iiuiv-iuise.ii,
-------purchased, is
is open
open ■
if Winter I’arV, the Baptist Church, performed thuj
ville;
Rev.
M
.11.
Morton,
Oculajion
Wednesday
und
Saturduy
from
|*.-«remony
ut
the
home
of
the
bride.
j|.
D.
Durant
and
Mis.
J.
H
Sinlends here FrL.
♦
A luriji* number of relative* and gletury went to Pierson Monday, (Rev. I. Burnett. Orlando;-Jtev. J . , •> ti> 5 ut room 517 First National ■ ■
j T. Bell, Palatku: Rev. L. D. Lown,
Rank Building All are welcome to
friends wcre'prsent.
I
— -—
Following the ceremony u suppei t .Mr. nad M»s. Joe Nipper und - Talluliasseu; Rev. T. J. Nixon. |attend the service* ami to make
knd John Meisrh
and Rev. W. E. Sewell, of use of the leading mom.
m for Atlanlu, was served the wedding |>art> uml family, fmm (ieorgin, left Friduy, (Tampa;
■ ■
Tampa.
Florida-Tech guests after which tho bride nnd after spending some time here as
groom left for a short trip. The ( t h e guests o f Mr. und Mrs. J. E ! The place of the annual me«ting
BOOSTERS’ CLASS
was chungcd from Live Ouk to
jh
bride is a daughter of Mr. CL li. Singletary.
Booster Class of the Meth
1
Jacksonville.
All
of
the
delegates
odist Sunduy School meet., Sun
M Jacksonville, Sapp und is a popular young lady.
left during the night fur their day morning ut St.30 o'clock at 'he
Mrs. C. S. Flowers went to I fW|Ji
lne»s visitor in T)ic groom is un industrious young
of lu|,or
r*l days, slop- man und is employed as mechanic A Itamontu Springs •Sunday uud
Bishop Ainsworth will (ludlcatua eh inch. Young men not uffiliulcJ
Hotel.
nf. the ice plunt.
witii other clusses arc cordtully
again on Tuesday.
|hew church in IjiUelund Sunday ' urged to attend.
Judge K. F.
Mrs. J. W. Miller hns returned
Come
M. Lamb of
Flunk Phelps spent the week-end morning und will luy the corner IlouM'holder i» teacher.
stone of the new church at Palutka bring your friends, uml hear a
HE several day* from a pleasant visit with relatives hero with his family.
Sunday night.
Itruest* of the in Indiana.
good tulk on the lesson.
1
By taking
Dinner at
l Hotel Montezuma |
[
X
Frank Evuns left for Boston Fri
Mr. and Mr*. II. 11. Sloan und duy. He ex|KH-ts to return lutcr
Jacktouville, family, of Geneva, visited the fam i |with hia family to spend the winter 4-+4-+ + 4-4-4-++4-9'4'<-4-M.**44.4.4.*4.4.+4"k'F<S'***+4.+4.4.4.4.*+++4.<.++
Ft Yellow Cub ly o f A. Merritt Sunday.
here.
Hg several d*v«
pat of the Valdes
Miirs Lcoln Welyl) ai>d aunt, Mr*.
Mrs. David Richard* in visiting
Brown, left -Sunday for un extend- relaUve* in Georgia.
.
’"it.ii- ...' f m m
yd visit to Atlui|U-,.!
*
fling returned
Mr. D«ia|>ort, connect tsl with the
Mr. “nnd M j*., 'Henry, Wight, vf United GriKery Compruiy, of Jack
pent the p*»t Sat\fQrd
Satyfqrd were, callers
caU/jis Sunday of sonville^ was hrr«-on business Mon
Ji T..Jacob
)er,; . & * § * * ' I'rof9*h|t)y and
day.
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DRINKS FOIl' .BJvfejlYONK FOR EVERY OCCASION *
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puglas, pf fiiiuih S*nf«rd.
Mr. Eaton and .family, o/, Sap^
A NN 9Q i T o i n m n -^ , - - returned to"6*nJ
A
Txi
Rt the UapUel ford,1write recent guest* o f C. S.
h» a ft e r 1* Uffep
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Iji SUpd?g. "
)M,/
.1 ail- Flower*.- i •
olfe Creek; Wnn.
hu *
J-a TV ,*Duk(>i
• '- - 'I "o*f Okchohrc, who
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delightfully cool ben a guest « f Mr*. J. M, Ogleaby, ( II. Apple, of 0. Ay. faring Cotnf
„ 1* to Ije'fbiind Tn ev'AW ' 3 S. •
(./••- line Q f ^ 2 o f i / ^ M uw : : : S t
ha* loft for a visit to Jacksonville. - mmy of Sanford, wna here Tuea- 1
carry ; Prompt filling of ♦ I !
day.
carry.'
C. William*, of
Roy Lee and family have movi-d 1
jt'reac
Hcriptions will prove
the guest* of into ono o f the cottages o f J. W. | Work hns been started on George
an atlvunfagc. Try \i»Hinson Friday on BelL - v , t .
ill. Wilson'* new house,on'bi*’ p»op"am a motor trip
erty adjoining Mr. GreenJeaPs.
WE WANT TO SERVE m S
zit coast.
\
Ed Allen,- of New York) is exYO0 AND BE YOUR X « ■
«d soon to visit the family of
akc, MU* Sarltu .
I FRIEND
friend*
of
William
The
manyH
Ht.Allen. ...
'Boise Smith left {
to learn'that’
lMire/.
Miles urn parry to
he
—- ■. - > t t
.“•Wf are a* near you a*
for Atlanta to atband very batRy while at
Ilford, o f New York, via- cut
' ,i
yottr phone"
•. Teeh . football'l
work-at Hoolehan and Coleman's
1 1 .hero recently.
'
ky. They will be J
r "3
of Sanford.
•' t '
f e t e ..... 4 W-, J, .1’erry and-fnmlly will aoon,I- /
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go,jf) G^fjpia to-llvgiu * Alt!
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A T reat fo r the Kiddies H g
Is found at our store with our rich Cream f
Th^t we make ourselve^-1
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D oor .Every. .Day in the..
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WITNESSES AND PERSUADED HER T o c—
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Today’s Football
’ Offering
8 S N
&
'UsSSe>*.
v#r7
South
A t Atlanta: Georgia Tech vs.
Florida.
At Tiisralnivin: Alabama vs. Min*
sin sip pi College.
At Shreveport: Centenary vs.
Trinity.
At Davidson: Davidson vs. W of
ford.
At Lexington: V. M. I. vs. Kuan- i
nke.
At Danville: Centre vs. Carson- j
Newman.
At Greenville: Mercer vs. Fur- j
man.
At Lexington: Georgetown vs.
______
IGinnts Will K ccdvc $3,820
Each; 283,695 People See
; Series of Seven Contests
£ 2 cE l ^ I £ a Z
So m e l a d i e s t o
L A D IE S-I CAN'T 1
QUITE UNDERSTAND
HOUR ATTITUDE.l GAME WOO AN
OPPORTUNiTW SOME
TiME AGO T o
r~
TESnFW IN MW lM
Ca se a n d /—-=«|§
Woo TURNED I
me flat, r 2 F 7 1
see
MOL) SIR. - THEW SAW f
them
want
to
J
V E 5- BUT. W E .
T
UNDERSTAND THAT-
E ach w it n e s s GETS
ANEW HAT.GOU)N
AND, A PAIR OF SHOES.
TEST i FW IA) WOUR ]
-WASHINGTON. Oct. I t . - A
GO WE. CHANGED rrLAW SUIT
I------------ J
jifw record for world series re
;O U R MINDS -'•or*
ceipts was established by the
’ SHOW)
* Giants nnu Senators. Figures for
EM tWV.
y i, the, seven games, $1 .GUI!,HI I, exreed hy $24,2RD thonn o f the only
other million series, the eix-eon, teat battle between the Giants and Kentucky.
I KFT TO ItlGHT. PF.CKINPAUGII, HAKIUS AND JUDGE
, Y ankees in New York Inst year.
At Chapel Hill: North Curolinn
T he A'holS baseball world aednima this Washington infield trio
()... fuciest douhle-play comldnation on tin- diamond today. In fact,
A.* • Attendance figures were not vs. Trinity.
At C.harhmtou: Oglethorpe vs. I a lot of experts think that the Nationals, in Peck and Hapris, have the
.
shattered, however, the Work of
fits test keynote rnmhinnt ion in the history of the sport.
t-j .288,litdi set in this m-riox felt 17.- 1Citadel.
At Charlottesville: Virginia v s .'
Time was, in the height o f the old Chicago t'uhs’ glory, when the
'13f> short of the 1101,4110 who saw
Itiindulph-M ac'it).
busehnll world thrilled to the old slogan, "Tinkers to Kvers to Chance."
4- the rliisnio last srurfun.
At Nashville: Vainly vs l/uan
Kni it is doubtful if that ttia, great ns in wus, had any edge at nil on
t
Washington players will divide
,p $1-18,i>01.OH o f the total fund und tied Murines.
At Colimthni: South Carolina vs.
a New York will split up $tiU4t‘27.7li.
;
The remaining 25 per runt o f the Ninth Carolina Stale.
\lt.\n III.IMP EXPLODES.
At KnoxviDV': Tennessee v«. Ma
total players' share will he dlXKWPOHT NI!US, (ht. lu
. *• vided among the second and third ryville.
I lls HKI.PM.Vn
At Lexington: Wiis|nngt"ii I....
The army blimp P. < 2 exploded at
Pit EVENTS INFECTION.
place clubs in each league,
Langley Field tins morning.
It
The greatest discovery in (lesh
id i T h o , Washington mulon will he vs. Wake Forest.
* i- reported Dint a-vejal men are
man l j healing j* the marvelous Boroxonc,
Pf
* split into 2(i shares of $5,730 each, f At .Fort ilem iiug; Foil Helming
p
■ci loiisly iiijuieo, none
being
tig the a preparation that comes In liquid
J S f ; , . , .Manager Harris announced aftoi; n ; vs. Southern College
A, |.;NS( j.u„s ine Mi. ln g a n v
|killed.
wives i and, powder form, tl is a combina
meeting o f plnyers which follow- 1 At New Orleans:
Loyola vs.
< , i A geif-V
tion
treatment, thut
not only
puri i
. ed the game, Hiller and Taylor, j spring Hill.
I
n i xi i,-Li urn.- ti L- ii-ti
"iirn one oi moot reinnrsi-o:
,.
,,
,
x ■
«
»s» 'Jr*
- ■
.......... ' "le : Mississippi A g - 1 At M
b ' X' I S SI lx \ h s I W It L
lies the wound of .germs that causa.
"
^
ma»V
substitute
infielders,
and
Ai•'
.
Haskell.
HAWKS
SPK*
IAI,,
Wyutniug,
.
’D
looks
afte
r
me,
1
tuui
|
infection
hut
it
heals
the
flush:
|
a
*
prescription
for
Malaria,
■Schncht, each will receive two ^gies vs. Ouaehiln
•hi
A platfonii speech iit assure
you.
Why, she takes o f f Iwith Vsitrnortiinary speed.
Had ('hills and Fever, Dengue or 1311thirds of a share and the 2-1 te*
At ICleliiimBid: Auliiii ii xs V . I'.
At I rbntiu. Illinois is. Hot lei
Houglnx and anafli iimoti spee, it my hoots for me in Ute evening."
Jvxxittiuis or cuts which take weeks iuus Fever. If. kills the germs.
maining portions will be equally jl.
( At Lafayette l‘iirdne v . K
;ii i n-iii-i. weie made hy Chatles
" A h ! When you come from the to heal xxith the ordinary liniments
At Lexington: Klmi x
Lyurli- I'oly.
divided among the other players.
t. Hawes today
llhe (duns 1 «j , t-lul>? "
suggested another. mend quickly under the powerful
, of
Co ach N'»V'h Altrock and Trainer lairg.
At AMii-iis: t ihto \ 1 Uli' ilin
spend 1-ndnY m
Nehrusku.
"N o
when I want to go there.” |influence of this wonderful rem
At
N( ■xv ( li leni|H; T iiIiioi- vs.
DOG LICENSES
i t Sa
(Alike Martin. .Lump sums will InAt Indianapolis Indiana Vs. I. S
edy.
Price <liquid) .’tOc. title and
DUE OCTOIIF.lt 1, 1924.
*
. donnted hy the players to Wade I.ou is in id, Tech
1 1.20. Powder :tll. und tide. Sold
l ' Levlngl i a : Tniiisylvanin vs. ! I
•a
' LoflOT, outfielder, who uos ineli
- B Y CONDO hv Uniiin I’ hartnni y.
Notice is hereby given that
Wesleyan.
i At Verm ill a n South Dakota x-*
f * „klble
tills ..........
series,....................._
to tho rllib— -for
.............
r . KenluvkJt
tkx W
—leyi.
’
*
KVEKT TRUE
l iiialn i laitil
Cuml
vs, iK ix lii Unkotu.
’ w i if/e-hbuae hoy, Frankie Hnxler, audit At, M^nipln-v ia
f, liLo the Senator i>at boy.
TcnuesMi' Medd.
fdo'-irt'
Giants left hurriedly. after
At Faycttex ill<
_____
___ /The
,
JT lei xj j^ h e <c«nUat to catch a train and lb ndtjfi
> ,
i
At l.axxreni e
Kaa-a-- x I* xi a|f
\r
'f- State.
II
Maih Min Wist.ouHin vn, ( hi*.
did not announce a division o f their i At
Itirmjnghma. Hinamgiiaui
\t |mga < tty. Ohio Slate xs
'eol, The approximate figure for Southern vs Milsap-<
l.ixvo
ReMf i
BHW l - -
|> ,
each and 2 f> men tif tile (iiniits ell
PU 01 Klble list, including t'onch Jenji* * ‘ Yiintrs. would be f $ I,k20 .
i (i i
1 i
3
rw(
, -, V
Ft ini I hummury:
•T
Te a m -
a •"
At
f-
Ghut taniHigu; C h a t t a n o o g a
fTovlafd:
At
Emory:
I a-ciiltmi
W. I. Pit.
Al
}] irisiti
Hiram
v*.
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IIKCTAL AND I'CLVIC SPECIALIST
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Rend for my Free Booklet—
Kac.li New- York player's share St. I l o n e v e l i t III e .
At Grinnell (iimrull vs. Wash
tnppi uxinqit I,) $:t,82 (1.
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At Wuwosler; Holy Cross xs. ington.
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At Wlehlla Fi lends \s. hull
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At Nyxw A’prfyi Columbiu
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At Henvi-i lienvei x- Wyoming.
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At Mitchell I lakola Wl-yb yun
At Washington: tim rgrtow n vs
'TO CATEI.I.rr; tcbiho, Oct. !>
x*k. F«'uth tiukolii State
'An abcicift Ukh^n, jfi'ivi*. byHov.-d Kmg
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Ai OmUha 1 leighton vs. Hes
to holawtlle. ' rollinilin. xrf. Chief
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Mullu-k Ulllx'el ■|1 X
Nutn-pun, the I’iuti- Indian leader Ml St vfury s.
At Oncago i lii< ago xs ltrown. I
a fte r wliofu tile city o f Nnuiiui. I
bvWx/vtte x- llohati
At ClelH-lniiil < a-e k , IHIei
Idaho, xxiiii fOrtnerf, i\ut lif-yn f*ir-i.l | , Al,*)iopA^ (^piiq xs • "ime. ti
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by It. W. I.im bcrt. xvliosO exploia * nt Aggies
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BALLOONHi
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t «i 1 it nut |»I n s >»»ui I n r i i i n e la o f »if# u h i > u » atw
In n a Hiiccr»*rtfill f u t u r e .
I l o w m u c h w i l l 1 ini b«f" w e i r t h in t m ^*'*n
f*-lf t |i I k ( | H . K t l o n find I i i i i w r r h ( r u t h f t i l H
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IM il# H lu I»,ink I n a i i i l d i m t u In ?Ip >'*ni i- h
•1 m l i n k I j o W > m i III** w a y («> h u t c h * * In Hilldu
WITHOUT
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Wnxliuigtoii pluym s' t-liaie, iti i At Itliioe < ornetl Vs W illtuius
lal $ 148,yf< l.tili.
| A t llnnii-.ii I lari mouth x- Net
New York players’ share, total, [moot.
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A l Palo. Alio.
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di
Wn hington
Wnsliingioti t )ly tnpi- , < lid,
Club’s share, JHkl.tlUl' SO, total i.leireisoo x tJn.ve * ity.
\i Hallos. \i. ini I At Hamilton Colgate vs Clnl k
Mylilodlst
Players' share, total $:p i I,d:'2.&.J sou.
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At Priiui-lon. Princeton x- Le
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ficlober U, Senatois 2 ; Giant b 1, high.
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Gettysburg.
v x, <Ikhihonoi Aggms.
Statistic;! seventh game
pale, has dart i
eve*, bad lireath i.
tirfiit in play ft1
Uinty that wonr.,)
Its vitality. Tjiei‘
worms is Whin
fuge. tl is
the worms ha[ i
child'. Price si. i
Pharmacy.
Paul Whitehurst
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■lorn*,1 however”
license on dogs is now due.
Alfred Foster, Tax Collector.
Hy, Ellen Hoy. Deputy
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E m o ry Henry
Children buITi
(I \v6fms are
wnhealthy.
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Receive About $15,370
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is the foundation on which
the business of the world is
built. Don’t neglect- your,
foundation or your business
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will topple over and b e -J;picked up in pieces ’ by
your creditors.
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Sond In your aubscription to th*
One pair tortoise rlmqtrd classes.
Triburih or hind .it to your J®**1
dealer BO you can toad Florida • at Hcrntd - officei^ .
ownerOne
greatest newspaper,
on e year ship and paying for
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$8.00. 6 month! 14.00. three months
*2 00. If you dealre 51.000 insur LOST—Sparc tire. Back road from
ance policy add (75 centa to your
Silver Lake to Jleardall Ave.
Reward.
J. II.' Hintcrminstcr
order.'*
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Co.
LEARN ABOUT f olk County and i 1
,,ino CoLakeland, th n u gb the SU r-Tila1cram. Beit advertising medium in FOUND— Large white nnd yellow
dog Thursdny night, prenuinuhly
‘ South Florida Published mornings.
a bird dog.
Owner may locate
Star-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla.
same by calling at Herald office,
OHIO— JtenU. Make your sales paying for this ad and fittingly
through the Xenia Gnrette. reward finder.
Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural
district. Want nd and display
It is ttior*‘f*ir*» iinlfml. That you,
rates on request_____________ ___ nnd
rnch
>‘i»u. lip, nnd >«»*i nr»»
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Houses For Rent
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FOR SALE— Large, roomy bunga
low. 'Completely furnished with
up-to-date furniture. This house
■was built,for a home. Located on
Mngnnlld' Ave. between Twelfth
nnd Thirteenth Streets. Very best
location in Sanford. Will sell for
1,000,00 furnished; 52,000 cash.
alnnm In tcrmg very easy to han
dle. See W. L. numplo at First
National Bank or call phono 207
a nd make appoint men t.___________
FOR SALE— 3 colored houses and
one lot In Georgetown.
tine
“ Hupmobile'*
ExcepMero, Wight block from Celery Ave.
tionnl Investment. Houses only recently built. For particulars in•julro at Baumel Specialty Shop
FOR
SAID I,,cxt to
Office.
WANTED—Santortj holiness man MIRACLE Concrete C o , general
who are in need ot competent
cement work, sidewalks, build
help ■should rend the classified ing blocks. Irrigation boxao. 4. &
page of The Herald There*! no Tcrwllltger. Prop,
reason for sending out-of-town for
Lumber and Building Material
help when there is probably Just
Luml
Carter Lumber
Company
the person you want In the city
Phone 665
N. lanrel S t
RILL
LUMBER
CO.
House of
WANTED— Boarders, 311 Palmet
Service, Quality and Price.
to Ave.
S
Cars For Sale
Help Wanted
Rooms For Rent
Houses For Sale
Building Material
Wanted
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FOR RENT—Ho r 3 rooms, 1st and
2nd floor. No objection to small
children.
110 W, 3rd S t ._______
FOR RENT — Rooms." Wouldn't
tfyou be able to use the money se
cured by renting that vacant room
now going to waste 7 There are
many persons looking for places to
stay. Help take care of them and
not only make money hut assist in
keeping people in Ssnford. Phone
148 nnd give your nd over the tel( ephone. Usr The IlernlJ for quick
service.
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FOR RENT One room with board
. fur two gentlemen. Apply l it
. W. 2nd Street.
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FOR RENT— Five room cottagp
paved street. Apply 800 TVen „
Ave._____________ ________________
FOR
RENT—Small
furnished.
house— bath, light, gas and
garage. 200 E. Ninth Street at
m
Magnolia;____
FOR RENT— Ten room house, near
paved highway, one mile north
of Post Office at I^ingwood, across
the lake I,rom
from “Short’s
staH0? / ’' filling «t*l,
Longwood, Fla.
______________________ FOR SALE— One
P U B L I C STENOGRAPHER— ! „ l‘’ur.in{f\. *’ ■ A Your business solicited. H.- B. " r,,s- building.
lla r w t H e t U t o
l-ewis & Co., l’honc 310.
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eiada The B a n STUDY LAW AT HOME
i AMOUNTS
bo ta ap o n a lb lo
HID
FOR RENT— 2 large front rooms APARTMENT FOR RENT—One
Complete comprehensive trainferrecr In ie rilo n ,
ing
personal
supervision
i adjoining bath, $2t) per month.
B o r aubsequenl
3 room nnd one 2 room apart
— under
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- - .H'WW l MUST HE STATED IN
C O L U M D U A » & « . ) l . G I W K R — C l a a a - l i e r r l t y r p q u k r r d ti» »|>|mur i n ititfi k —
f e t t l e * s h o u l d b«
|700 West 3rd St.
tried a d a h a v e t h e l a m e n t c i r c u hill of rnmphiint In this f'nnsi* nn ! law faculty of
world's greatest i DOLLARS AND CENTS.
ment. Apply 300 French Avo.
B o l r In e o a o ’ o t
l a t i o n In
B ooth w e ste rn
Q e o r g l a . t h e t h i r d d a y o f N o v u m lu - r . A I>.
extension
university.
Business | 7 he right to reject any and all
11*24. nl I h r t ' m i r t H o u s e In S a n
R e t * »o f S - w o r d ) lin e .___________ ___
WANTED TO BUY— Second band FOR RENT—Two nice rooms furnin n sic n a .
f o u l , Kam in oli > C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , s a i d law for efficiency or complete bid** is reserved.
ADVERTISE
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al-flerfceen tatlx* tborcnusB lodiiK n suit to aulrt 111 1•- in i covering f'*r examination. Sprs'inl Proposals shall be addressed to
clothes. 402 Sanford Ave.
i " hp(l ft,r "K hL housekeeping. 719
ald. South G eorcia'i greatest thB coni pin Inn nls. C. J Marslmll terms arranged.
Oak Avo.
With r a t e * , r u l e s
For particulars p „ r , r r
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Morning,
afternoon, "'»> ^ T I.motley, to th.< herein- ' ri, Mr n,.nwec 20 Seminole , ..
itewspaper.
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‘
fatlon.
And
If
Classifled rates I ," ‘f1" rV
Ii>ed Unde, and then
.
'
•.1 Marshall, as the City Commis- in rm n r ok t i ii i n m T t
weekly and Sunday
LOAN'S. LOANS. L tU N S
I FOR SALE— Lots 30. 31 and 32 In
“
___and there nmki- answer to tills Mil ‘ <‘> > ' 1 ___________________. _ _
___________
,
III a n t e ! y o u In
JfllllK .
HKMIMII.K
( Ol NTV.
of
10c per line. W aycrosi Journal-, „f compiaini nM i.u.ii ngninm >on , W ANTED- An experienced wait-'**1""
Through a large 1Minding com- | Paint Hammock. Consisting
_____
i n i a d to m a k e
*
10
*
Ranford,
M<*r-f
.
,
STATU UK KI.OItlllA.
! tmttv the “ Seminole Business Ex ' ,• *’,r> acres. For price and terms,
Herald, Waycroaa, Georgia
i In thin rnuse. othiTivIne Pm iTu
‘
»,
,
Martins Cafe
DcLandi'da. and as ex-o.T,cm Bond W
,
c K « .w
i change” is able to negotiate loans --Wress owner XV. M. Brock, P .O .V
I*r»»
Cniift’ Nfm
w i l l , bo
n i l rml n*ss.
TO REACH tbo prosperous farm- iiKalnsi
It k o t ib b
Cafe.
j tee» of the City of Sanford, F lo r-jt J ~
*1-1
•'•ricU
\ mi nnd i ho ! i o f you
To
nl|
or
is
nsttii.ra.
leKMteBs,
ills
nn First Mortgage on Improve.! j*.11" 843, Miami. Fla. ___
'
ors and fern growers of V oIiibU
in u td r * » * thoir
It \ n fu r tl iiT r.r«1.*rf«l. T hat thin
Vi lltiii f a n it fit] nil
li ii x I f»m
-*
ida. at Sanford, Florida.
tflc * address aa
City
Property
Applications
will
FOR
QUICK
SALE—
Practically
county sdvertlso In the DeLand c'ltrtl Ion h»» 1111lillpI)r*d unCfi u xx * f it
* r ljitiiiP t*r d i'T m im ls i t ^ a ln n l mild vn
(hone n u u m » r h
for tdirlii r n n u ’c m h ** weol^ji In th«*
Witness our hands ns tho City , Inf*'
be strictly confidential.
,
aix nmm mmlem bungalow.
Dally News, rat* 1c per word, cash .Sanford
The full f itit h nnd credit of the
ilia.
A b o u t on*
l l r r a l d . 11 m ’ xvnpnjpor luihCommission
o
f
the
City
o
f
Sanford,
i
Vuu, amt bsi-Ii of you. are herein p i n n fr r i i ~ e n o v T T c p ----- Sro
with o fdtr.
th ou san d h a s ■
rt‘"
‘‘i‘,ncc aection. ono block
IInIumI In Sitnford, Scrnlimlo Cmitity,
City of Sanford, Florida, is irre ...
,
,
.
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| millllBtt ami reijulreil to p o "- o l
RAILROAD
h M IN T A G E -2 fi0 (,f I|iRh ftm, Pr|miiry School*.
r loriila, amt as ex-nflleto
Itond ,-t„ |mx nmt itemamts which ><*u or
IJTTLE W ANT ,AD In Th« Florldu
vocably
pledged
for
the
payment
%
Wlliii*iin K A noiittlnifR, dork of
fi ct on A.
, ni’® renson Furnlshe.1 or unfumiihed. 77100Tiil«leea o f the City o f Sanford, ' cither of you. may have ngnlnst the
Herald will bring you big re waM.-Court
<r
.
find tlii»* jtv*nl tl ir re of, tliI m
ablc. Terms,, to suit. | Street
.
...
. ,
,,
I c s l n l c of .1 A x e l ICrlchsoii.
Ob
, | on sand Cash will hnndle. balance ten
sults. Advertise those old articles tho frth du> »*f S» tdcinbvr, A I» of the principal nnd interest of j j.J<>i nla,
( u t r t M H I T bo
and the seal of annl Ctty. ^ l.1.,l«..,j |„t,. ,.r vi- nilnole I'.mun two aides; alley
on other side. No y,.on,
Writo box ,,50 or ph ow
said issue of bonds.
Jio o at T ho B .» you have stored away and havo
this the 27th day of September, I KI mi hill I h flu* iimlrTwlirnr *\ A«lmln rmnmtHHion
,\<li1nwin Owner, r. 53Q
tSoul)
i:
\ IMII'ISI.AHS.
to rrirr or h r IrtI
m
l
i
ill
nr
of
Hrihl
fuliilii,
xx'Hliln
l
v
x
o
no use for. A little thlrty-ccnt ad
This *ssue ol bonds to be sold
Cl 4“I k nf t1iIr II11 (’nun of St‘111 d 'o r a a tla A 1>. 1924.
\ ♦ >i! s
I In (bit* luTi-of
O^Box f."f., (trlando Fla
Phone f 0 R SALE OR E X C H A N G E ^ :
may bring you several
dollars.
Irod** i '•'lint) F l m idii,
subject to the approving opinion of
* < -vali d .
I *;• | •■<( S e p t 11th A 1» l'*-<
FORREST LAKE,
Phone 148 and arepresentative
J li H IIA R O N ,
I t rale*.
__
__
| room boarding and
rooming
( H e a l)
\v r
K lin 'K H O N
Caldwell & Raymond. Attorneys.
S o lic it o r for CoriipluliwtritM
All llilll int pit t t*l
trill call to see yon.________ _____
p r o m p t . K C tlclan t
(SEAL!
S.
().
CHASE.
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house
on
best
residential
street
in
New
York
City,
to
l*c
furnished
by
Sopl fr. 11. 2D. 2 *. I let 4 11. IS.
Q l ’ AH ANTI E MODIFICATION. Kustis. N’ icelv furnished and fillf I.ORIDAL-URLANDO— Orlando
C .1 MARSHALL.
OV 1
the City of Sanford, Florida.
----. ! ed to capacity all summer. Rent'
TOornng Sentinel; Inrgest classl-.
All bids must be accompanied by As the City Commission o f the
HOUSTON. Oct. 9. The govern- very reasonable. Wish to dispose
fled business, rah* lc a word, min- NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Ctiy of Sanford, Florida, nnd as
menl
inspector announces the I of property as am in hualnoss In
a i ertiUial cheek for two per cent.
Imum 24c cash with order.
Ex Oirtcio Bond Trustees of the
probability of n modification o f ■Sanford. For iiartieulars inqulf*-Notico i* hereby given that up 1 of the amount of the bonds to be
CHRONICLE — Au-1
, AUGUSTA
FOR
the foot and mouth disease ipinr- |Blake's Studio over Bower's Pbar• itx of Sanford, Florida.
RM on sand-day
gusta. Go.— Augusta's greatest' tci ami until Two O'clock P M. on
All mak«H A u tom oh iip s u:ul atitine in some sections during the tnacy, 1st Street.
w e s t n f 1x i n g w o o d , classified medium, rate cash .09c
Attest
1924.
Bids may he submitted in the alnext two wei’ks.
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[on high ridge Innd charge. 10c per line, minimum the 20th day of October,
L ig h tin g Plants, tiny m ake.
I. It I’ ll II IPS.
scaled
proposals
will
ho
received
tentative
as to rate of interest
flowing welt dis- j ,30c.
N
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T
in
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ok
aimm
.
ik
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t
io
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r
on
City Clerk of the City of San
R AY BR()S.t
T A X I ID K .l t I' N tlK .lt S K f T I O M ! T *
Ui.Vxr:
“.7 ° * ‘ MAINE— WalervlIlerMoming S « D - Jl,y Forrest Ixikc. S O. Chase and bond? are to bear, the alternative
O K T I I K O K .N K .II A I . S T A T P T R J t
fold, Florida
plendin culm atiun;
tlnd. Thousands of Maine peo-j C. J. Marshall, as the City t om hid to be based on a rale of inter
O K T i ll', S T A T K . OK K t.O IU D A ,
Phone 548--------- Sanford
l
Not Ie b In Ilf r e i n K l v r n I h a t J . 11.
cultivation with » p]e arejnterested in Floridsipmn-l mission of the City of Sanford. esl
tion
six per cent. Sepl 27, Oct. 4. 11. IS
im! ready to subir- erty. Reach them through the i
1
purchaser o f T a x C c r i l P r a t e
No tl Unte.l the S ill ita y of Jun*.
modern 7 room Sentinel. Rate card on applica Florida, ami as Ex-OfTicio Ibnii!
S
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[water works, plutnb- jjnij
I S I I I l a R I I R I D I I I I I I I I I * l l l l l ' ' > l l l | l | | l c l , I I I I I I I ' ‘" I I I I I I I l l l a l | l | l l E I ' l l l l l | l | : l c l ‘ U l l a , , l , l
Trustees of the City of Sanford,
lu m i ..(Tl. e uml ban m s i l r s p p t l e a *
r^. outhouses, tenant
FI UK I’ l.A t 'K
l i o n tor t a x t i e d In I s s u e In a c r o r i l - '
v Wpntwor V i t o l d
BEACH C O U N T Y -T h i; » Dmnln at the City Hull at San
li n e r wi t h la w
S a n t r e r l l f l r a t h srp —
tiers 2D 000 sour
scene of stupendous development j f,,'d. Florida, fur the putihxsc of
I>r a i en tin. fo l l o w Ion O r s c rlt ie il p r o - '
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t
e
,
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tu
S em in o le c ou n ty,
Read
about
it
In
the
Palm
Bench
street
improvement
bonds
of
the
thi-ni ready to bud.
SKK
K lu r h la to w n
II. k lit i-BUter o t
dairy and poultry Pqst. Sample copy sent on re- r,ty of Sanford, Florida, said
SI l l e r t r i o l e A i r t ti I 9 ft K. o f XV.
$1 f>,000—one-third nuest,---------------- ------------------------ |bonds being general obligations of
H ub Of He, -■ «*, T w p 19 8 K s n a e 10
J.
I).
DAVISON
,
i; t u n s t s : ft \v a t , i .a f t . 8 . t o
rit
m
........... Tw„ |Iun.
|on terms. Lake .lex- TAMPA, FLORIDA Tampa Daily
N\V * ..r o f L o t
XI M H m lt h 'a
liii'., IjOnirwnod, F'la
Times, the great
home daily. , ,
.
....
,
| T h i r d Hull D l v K I n N K O o f . o f
rate l'.4c per word, minimum dred
I xventx seven
1liousand
CITY
LICENSES
s a l . I l.o t N t o pi K " f b e g - W . t o
10.000 cabbage plants.
III F. (X TUBF.B I, 1921.
charge 2fic cash with order W rite, ($227,000.00) Dollars, authorised
I beg
i !.,*«« N o r t h m
fe e t.)
Tka
R Prevail MoorrVs
I
an
lit Iniol I.elllK Ils srssB ct a t l h * _ d a l a
for complete rata card.
__ by a resolution of the City Coinif
t
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I
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s
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e
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r
n
o
f
s
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c
h
c
c
r
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ata
N o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n lhat C i l y .
nRV|r.I^»r*Klj« ATTICNT TON -Pen- Mjtin ,,f the I'Hv of Salifoiil. FlorIn t h e n a m e o f t ' n k n n w a
t)n te!a
f-drawer Singer sew- I a o e o ln Is OBirltiptnu t h e « r « n t - s t ob
l . i c e i i s e s til e n o w d u e o n all t»ccu■alii c e r t llli n t n s h a l l lie r c d e e m e r l
I d s - s I . I . I . ' R : • a ‘ i m i , " r T t n v ' r m n T t T ' 1 T'n ' t h e S t n t l d a y y S
it) like ppw • ’ AIno ! T*twpiti*m 1 a nturiris
patioriK, pt o /tj-M io n s or business up- a r c o r i t l n a t o l a w t a x d n v d w i l t l a fen cabinet.
109 N. n n l f m H ll o f i rlfiMar
xia>
r h e r e o t t o n I lie t . l h d a y o f O c un
wliitli
a
license
is
Imposed.
u til f Inpurh Ja«l
toliel A l> I'J .
Phone 4T3-J.
I m i l l l n n f1nMnr lir 1 r f nr r » x n K i ' d f n - Chapter DHD7 ami Chapter
Alfred Foster. Tax Collector
. ■
U ’ l l n e a a in ) o f l l r l a l s l a n a t u r s a m t
1*li l i n y iln rf# *f1 . q t m r t r r
v n ll llo n t t
, .
j : , t
§A thousand gallon <irt1|
By, Fllcn Hoy, Deputy. s e a l ( I l l s t l ie X ih d a y o f H r p t e m b e r ,
« r niH>rn hniiatt n n i i r r non *! t u f - l*BWS o f r l t i r h i H . I .•*-». “ a lnl
water tank, pump t l . . n : t w o m l l l l n r i * l . - l n s s n r t i i » n I | „
A
1> I» I <
i n t e r e s t u( t h e r a l e o f s i x
iHoal)
V. A 1*01**11.AS.
G. W. Spencer, t i l a h x v B y : a r i - a t B s t r l i a n c B f o r l i v e 1
r ' l e r h c ' l i . ult * ' ..i i i r S r i n l n o l * *
i 1 e v * l n p e r s to n e t
In mi
irro u n it p e r c e n t - p e r a n n u m , a n d a t e t o tie
v
I 'n u n li
K lorhla
flo o i.
W rite D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t
dated July 1st, 1921, int-rcst pay
ID A XI VVKKKH, 1>. C.
$23.51) N XSll SI' IT OR $2.1.50
m e n t T ' l e P e n s N c n ln N e w ii
O l Kit COAT
m l IIT. SKVHNTII W K S T V I R rt t N I A t ' l a t Kiiliurit. T l i e able setni-nnnually on January
NOTICE.
CinrWsl'iire Kipoiieni
rnornlne tirst and July first of each year,
nil I IT. IN (H I r o ll
'I
ailtirrd-lo-Measure
|( ot NTV. STATIC OK i 1nrl u(tins Kuaitay. tnornlnir tseii* ,
1 I cent per wont minimum Jlc
j bnth piHU'ipa] and ml* lest being
IN I IIIM KIIl.
The Indies' Union of the Conv Y Y
S. W . BRADFORD
uml W T LnfiKliAy, TO REACH BUYERS or s-Ilers of payable at Chase National Bank
grega tionnl Church will hold Its
"At the Outlet"
monthly meeting at the home of
\,
Florida renl estate advertise In 1in the City of New Vmk, State of
Mrs. J |). Davidson. Monday, Oct.
' "mbn. .tami s n the St. Petersburg Times. One rent 1N(>w v „ r^ S|1),|
|M.i„g of
hi i <borne li Mot- roI1( a wortj dally, two cents a word . . .
,
,
„ i
18. nt 3 p m. A full attendance U
|( 1.1, -elloilier T• "\V A
» 1 Snndnvs
the ilettonu rial ton of Hue I non sand
requested.
I"« IX4la A 1*«»4l|»ef, luxl
if living', nnd If "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell ( $ 1 ,11(111 DO) Dollars each, mid inn
t
v
4
4
v
*
♦> i v
Mii'ii 4 1it I nit ftim
t I nl it r
anything 7 ”
If so advertise In ju rin g as f o l l o w s
v 4v
nl" and prt mlNc* In
t V 4
A SI'LEN DID FEELING.
Bonds
numbered
from
1
to
20
to
■
the
“
Gainesville
Sun."
|l" "tilt fu« In*I(w, d
____ _____
♦> t *>
4
v
4
■
*f iithvt **1itIhi i THE MORNING JOURNAL is the mature January 1st, 192*1.
That tired, half sick, discouraged
1.—To pay you rash for
Die u h l A i i i n o l u i i J
accepted want ad medium in
4v 4
.................
Bonds numbered from 21 to 40, J|
feeling caused by a torpid liver and
l i n...........
es
<i
N elli
(or ,
that
olrl
furnituro.
S" II Mori on. I n d u s Daytona (Fla.) One cent a w o r d
mature Jamiaiy 1st. 1927.
■
constipated (towels can be gotten
4v 4
_ V A
2 .— ('listom uV h fo r f u r
riel of with surprising prompUieaa
l am nuit ^ c h 'o f
lon^imrdmmn_2f.c.-----|t<JMds numbered from I! to fiO, “
X V
by using Horbine.
You feel Its
n itu re w h ich looka new
l. ..rV .ih u rin .^ 'i^ ADVERTISING gets results if It , mMurc JaMUary ls l, , 928.
i reaches potential buyers.
Pubeneficial effect with the flret doae
y
y
!tl
g
r
e
a
lly
re
d
u
ce
d
p
rices.
•' HI I. A T K I N
Intkn Daily News is circulated In
Bunds nunibervd from fit to Kl>, a
as it* purifying and regulating e f
_ ! I »_l 1 __ 1 ___!_..»*__ 1 __ ...
I . , r x lul I'lW
•"
C ash o r C red it
fect Is thorough and complete. It
IJ |.u\n!K
J7b,iml!,lKl |'n- ' " n industrial nnd agricultural aec- to mature January 1st. 1929.
not only drivea out bilajind impuri
A torust os j VauKlm. tlon.
| Bonds numbered from 81 to
USED FFRNITHUK CO.
)tItt'i vx
J.inifK <i ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St' i t„ mature January 1st, 1930.
ties but it Imparts a splendid feel
Hill If lix n.g and. If
I'h on e ,ri2S.
ing of exhilaration, strength, vim,
Johns County is reached through |
numbered front 101 to
pen i-julmi nil intf*rtrfd h
(44 Augustine
A ■ ■ m iB li nn P
u m i i n n Record.
II A , . r,i
Wi-laka Huilding
and bouyancy o f spirits.
Price
|t» N« ill is,t i » Null I). thea SL
Evening
inti
60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
|n*!i» i *x i».
<Zror*r h It
Quick lesults. Two cents per word
,,luturil‘ J“ nu“ r>
. ’ if
1L» k . uml If dciid, nil Sample copy on reauext.
, Bonds numbert'd from 1-1 1 0 1 B
line
i Tticr .win
nnd i*r
______
_ 1 |m, to mature January 1st, 1932. <■
il>’ci*MH«'d. or ulli*
I f «iii"flif«ild»*r. If lix
I Bonds numbered from Ml ( ° ' ij
^ *1 all |ii«rtl«'n r l a i ni * IPH*.
The .doutli Two uml 07 Min
100, to mature January 1st. 1933,
u it d i r I n lu n J l ou s e *1 t.r of In-rxvlne, T
nf 1li* fullmvlruc d4‘ pcrlli«*d Innd 1
Bonds numbered from 1*>1 lu i !
[if lix rnw « nd. if dend
l l l f l l f t t c
ft t
Xl i e
1 1 l l c r i M T * I n *1 1 t ' f W . M
plriiiii^ in h i e a U under
lint* nf *<**t*tltin SI. Tt*x% imlii i*
I'*
180, to mature January 1st. 1934. g
Hiiulki, lilt it |tr 31. Muni
willt tii*
*n d«*. i*j«M«<d. i»r o t h e r Bonds numbered from 181 to ij;
18" i i k * if i Ix i n n . und* F a m line nf Hi** Jtmtfnfd tJranl, fun
ktf 11*•f* < h4in11n^ |titerKnrlti Tlitrtctin and Gt*lO0 r h n ln * . 1 202. to mature January 1st. 1935. IM
'
fulx in A
1'uitgg, tie- K a t t Mix ttiid^ 0>* 100 cltHlriH,
Bunds numbered from 203 to t
|erxx|H«>. o f ( III nnd to
15 di’ irri-ci VVi -hI In In*KItirilnn
DR. R. M. W ELSH
nnd to niijr nnd nil p ria im nnd 207. to mature January 1st. 193fi. M
\diRi rllMd 4 und. l y l n n
I m I'minlx of Hctnhioie p f m o tin wlioiie iinmrR at** link nmw n I
GRADUATE
VETERINARIAN
Bonds numbered from 208 to H
Dr. RuliHon'K S a n ita riu m
Hrnn y rI k t*t. till** or lnt**r
^la'lo| |i)tl. 11*- xv It
doom S05 Conrad Buildlag
212, to mature January 1st. 1937. ■
Won i h xx i*ht t 'n r tier M l In a n d In tin- p r o p i r t x Im ft 'l n
T«ixx r.«11 i |. i v S o u t h . lifftir** dfPi'rlliMl nr uit/ part «»r par
218 Park A v e .
Bonds numbered from 213 to ■
Phonea: Office 20, llocaa 21
r#*l tli**r
M L ron Xu rt k Klfcht
DEI.AND, FLA.
(iiirff
to tin* iii *ifrik«!iifi fur
kln». tit*-1, . , N o r t h Tb
It np|M%irlng by ti»r nw«uit bill
2 1 7 t t o m a t u n * J i t i u m r y l#t» VJdH,
Sul Mh ul Mh IU’ «I Hllll Xt.llBfllUV
.
. f
qi o
[nn t h e K m »*V II dv n f riirnphilnl In till* r»u*«* fill’ d, that
t '»»(*■• Km*11a *•11c) CMM-8 at nil
y o u grid Mi*h nf you, l i nv f nr c l a i m •
Honda n u m b e r e d f r o m
^ • ■ l i e Hnd 7 7 -1 0 0
vvv
it
Imy rv
K whi T w .. und 4 7-1 00
to h a v e i o m i rtirht. till** nr »til«’ r**»*t
mnlurc* J a n u a r y l e t , lU.'UL
Apartments
For Rent
Wanted To Buy
REAL-ESTATE
tiffw z :
tellaneous
br Sale
BATTERIES
FOR SALE
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Sanford Herald, 1924
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, October 11, 1924
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 11, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald