218 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a56e37599e0b164ba82a4804ab93ba76.pdf e3ce7f1c514a237aa28a34356408a66d PDF Text Text ■. ' k ‘ - 'W * i ' r **. * ■i W ill i • «.,; W M ‘!l! m a i- — ■» • - a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e r SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOIIER 13, 1924. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS YEGG ESCAPED Anatole France, Eminent French Writer, Succumbs [OH ATLANTA At Age o f 80 After Illness ISOLATED FROM NORTH FLORIDA World I-oahcs Genius. In thu passing o f Anatole Franco, there is lost to France nnd to the whole world the genius of a man V who, ns interpreter o f the French Survey of General Road Con­ Gerald Chapman RecORnizcd spirit during the past 50 years, has ditions Show Sanford la During Attempt to Hlow Up b a boon without n rival. He wrote Practically Cut Off F.om Department Store Safe ns for France, but the whole world Jacksonville By Bad Hoads rend him. nnd the world united in Policeman Skelly is Killed commending him in heartfelt phrases on the occasion of his 80th birthday Anril 10, 1024. Anntole France showed to the world the renl Frnnrc, compassion­ ate, devoted, brilliant anil spiritual, Hangar o f This “ Queen of the Chapman wan Sent In Federal Hoads lo Be In Better Shape uml he has been described as the A h ” is Iaargest Known and In Few Dnyn; Recent Rains ultimntc flowering of French gen­ Penitentiary for Connection Given lo One TnrnitiR In — Could Accommodate Woolius. Ramsay MacDonald said of Cause Scores of Washouts With $1,0110,000 Mail Theft him in 1024 “ There is not nny liv­ worth Building, then Some ing writer who is so fully appro- I Sanford is practically isolated I a >s s ; O r R a n i z a * ' NEW BRITAIN. Conn.. Oet. 13. The $10 cash prire goes to Miss cinted in his own country, or who j the northern pnrt o f the state W A SH IN GTON . D. C., Oct. 13.— — Ycggnu-n discovered attempt inn hns interpreted in so durable ai( |,„th hv the east coast route and hy Nell Williams, who turned in the A rigid airship o f about 70,000 cu ­ to blow open the safe o f the David­ matter the luminous beauty and wny o f Lceaburg, Ocalu, Gaines­ most cash subscriptions during tho »s P a s s e d bic met®*® capacity was awarded son ami l.eventhnl department human sympathy of French genius, i ville nnd Lake City, according t» The Snnford Elks’ clib* to tin* United States by the Council store here Sunday shot and killed Writings Curr> Imaginative Grace. information received in n score of third period Gf The Herald’s con­ hoiiHc toRothor with nil 0t lt^ R _ T h e Zep- of Ambassadors in Paris in 1031 as polieemnn James Skellv and es­ (Continued on Page I) teiegmma sent to the secretary of test which ended nt 10 o'clock Sat­ furnishinRS, sncl razed by fir* fjng Germany reparations due the United States caped. the Sanford Chamber of Commerce urday night. in connection with the distribution The police recompiled one of the idny mominR of German rigid airships to the in answer to n request for general Despite the steady rain which Are of nn unknown origin ycggmrn n* (Jerald Chapman, who conditions in this part of tho state. H over the At- Allied governments. The Navy De­ recently escaped from Atlanta made it practically impossible for Hhortly ‘ after 3 o’clock this The Orange Belt Lino, it was an­ hing, has cov- partment was authorized to under­ prison, where he was sent after a nny contestant to necomplish mueh, morninR. The loss is estimat* nounced, is running busses to p c in connection j', poo,000 mail mail robbery rtiiiherv in New ed to i>e between $18,000 and ------ the negotiations . . $1,000,000 Jb of her jour- take Land and there transferring pass­ Miss Williams was able to secure the contrnct for nnd tnspec- Y«»rk. Walter K. Shean o f Spring Ihern trnnn-At- with enger* to lighter cars for I’ ulntkn 20 subscriptions nnd to turn in u $20,000, nnd is partly covered lion of (lio construction of the field. Mass., said to he n member by $10,000 insurance. ‘ hut that point is ns far ns they jns chosen, due ships. The ship is to he delivered o f n prominent family then' is un­ can he transported by car, it is total o f $ It! 1.30. [ther conditions to the United States wus the one der nrrest charged with lieing an C. T. Smith, caretaker o f tho Vi Tin- second best lecord was jrter northern objection to the obligation that accomplice in the shooting of Armintico is Signed Between Democratic Nominee Declares stated. eluh. who wns the only occupant made hy MisVersa Woodcock, the should not build airships SkelleV. A telegram from Charles E. liar Fordney-McCumher Meas­ Chekiang Governor and the t-3 was built by Germany of a gross capacity greater than ris, secretary o f the St. Augustine third hy Mi-'s Velma Shipp and o f the building when it caught Are, ure to lie Unconstitutional Leader of Kiangsn Forces war reparations Board of Trade, stated that the the fourth hy Miss Naomi F el­ stnteil to n representative o f T h * Seek MnnV Photographs 30,000 meters. lows United States. The airship was to he delivered Herald this morning that earlhtr A T L A N T A , Oct. 13.— Officials IN DIAN APOLIS. Oct. 13.— The road south of Jacksonville is pns< SH AN GH AI. Oct. 13.- Armistice The entire third period of thi . . . . , . , . at no cost to the United Mules at the federal prison Sunday said has been signed hy the military gov­ Fonlnev Mct'umher Uiriff hill vio­ able with the aid of trai tors while campaign was a hard one for con- ' » ,h “ ''*«»“ hr h“ d »N, Ort. 1 3 .— Float- Government, and the terms of the they had received a request from the highway south o f St. Augustine ernor of Chekiang province nnd the lates the Constitution is the opin­ |thu broad expanses agreement required that it bo d e­ the police at New Britain. Conn., between Klktnn nnd IIlistings is test ants, due to weather conditions. from the club hut hnd return*] invading Kiangsn forces represent­ ion of John W. Davis, Democratic dosed and may remain so for two Hardly a day passed hut whnt the about 12:30 o'clock. Shortly « f t » , and the navy on livered in this country by u Ger­ for photographs nnd other data re­ ing the Centra) government o f nominee for president and former rain would mitke it practically im­ erwnrda he retired nnd w»a glfuk-;, )infc by to render man crew. garding the Gerald t'hupmnn. who China following the defeut anil re- President of the American liar A«- or three days. ened about 8:30 o'clock hy tbto ,1 might be needed Navy Men on Duly. is believed to Ih- ope o f the slnvcM tn-nt o f the Cliekiiing army. The sccintion. In support of the con From New Smyrna came a dis­ possible for work. A ml tv> secure noise of burning (imlier*. H !« , subscript ions it is necessary to he Irship In Its epochSince, July. 1022. inspectors rep of a New Britain policeman. foreign ih-fenre forces of this city tcntion the candidate cited a clause patch stating that high water ha­ freni ....... Friedrirhs- resenting the Nav> Department Chapman escaped from the pri­ including the Cnitcd State- m u-(givin g the president uncontrolled unt seriously damaged the Divi,- on the outside a great portion of room was filled with smoke. Hie time interviewing prospects. Without stopping to InvextigntTs y. t „ |.akehurst. hnye otl duly ,,i the plant of on here on the morning of March line-, nnd foreign warships lire be­ discretion to rui-r rales on income Highway into that city ami that no direct word the for the fire had gotten under R^o<V ' __ _Zeppelin Company, . . in Fried 27, 11123, in company with another ing drawn lip along the boundaries tax o|- lower tIn-in as unit h as f>0 the t-Miul to Titusville is passable. ( Last Half Starts Today. _ the navy bureau lichsha'fcn, and three American oh- prisoner named Gray, who was tv Til.. m..s-..eo further further stut.sl -tilt..,! that that 1 Today marks the beginning Ilf headway, Mr. Smith snid he iUirt-»*a I’he message " f the foreign settlement in defense per cent. jiut through ships servers will accompany the ship on , captured shortly afterward. Chan nil li.-l,mis maintained hy the stale ! Hie last six week* of the contest, ed for town to turn in the alarm “ The law not only violates the ktegir ocean points its delivery to this country. They man, with George Anderson, was against any attempt- hy the invad­ Constitution ol the United States are in good condition. The load t.. Ibis will he the most exciting pe_ «t the fire department. When alt] ing forces to enter eoncessions. ................' ,,,ii ior • | ,j. ■■ because ■■» * •••• n n a 11 iiii ii | ex i ui < iiiv i ■u 111 • * b wi.— finnllv secured, the flamqs, ether sources o f in- 1 nr(t (•M|,|um (;. \V. Steele. C. S. j serving a • term 'for al $1,000,000 «<>■f Hie campaign of- | was hut also violates one o f Go- deepest Daytona is said to he passable | *■'•-* the f- a d that contestants will doll. jI nig fanned hy n stiff breeze front mi the i are being made *^uv... lieutenant -(Commander Syd .mail robbery in New York ' traditions of a liberty loving peowith truffle divert***! t«* eiiidi i SHANGHAI. Oct. 13.- T h e t’ hoape. Anderson es the lake, had secured such head-* ney M. Krnus, U. S. Nuvy, and Mu ' time of his esei.... neninstilu nt Port Ornni;i' LfCiiu*#* ^ UMr t«> nei’iire k mug forces defending Shanghii plo” he -aid. Mi Davis declared the result of of a washed out bridge The me" b i l e the Inst two weeks will a- way that effort* to extinguish then* jor Frank M. Kennedy, U. S. A r m y .;raped from the prison in Decelt)- before the attacks o f the invading I Oct. 13.— The Zll-3 i'he ZK 3 is the largest airship in la r following Chapman's escape in Kiang-u armies surrendered Mon­ his legislation has been to “ put sage -uni that the Salilord Di-Land Hie busiest it is though that the were futile und within a short thnft your necks hack under the yoke and Duvtntin Di-Lund road- ar. fourth period whu h gets under way the building was u smykmg muss [pass the A lores at the world today, having a gns cn March, and hus not been recaptu: day and an armistice was declared today will see many changes in the o f ruins. that we shook o f f centuries a g o " both impassable ’ aires time, accord- pucity o f 2.400.000 cubic feet, and ed hrlween the opposing forces. standing <>f contestants. Confidence that the Nov ember js* message receiv- will include the very latest ktlowl Deputy Warden Met. her of GoAccording to some spec tutors, The Del.and t ,,miner, ml Club Fvi-ry unit of I he foreign defense election will he decisive ami the The i ity of Sanford has been who reached the sci-oe of the UT® edge of the German practice it i- prison .Sunday night said < ban w ired t boi Go- t oad to Daytona was 1.1 forces in Shanghai in. In,ling mu the Ileiuoerutie tieket will wi -i in the field of the contestants up to shortly subject to the condition that it is man and An,let son were supposed after the itlann Wtt« tines landed from foreign warships , lu. college without refer I impii'-ald, and bail been dosed by this lime, hut small effort being ill A FEN, » G e r - not to he used for militury pur hv officials to he operating t. turned m, the fire upparertly. . . „ .. . . .... i ,»i,l, r of the county conimissioneis in the harbor, is mobilizing along ru n 1* to congress was expressed . J |3.— The Zeppelin's posos, and designation o f the Navy 1K'-” ” 1 made in the outlying sections of R|ar|IH| „ „ Gie west w in g of th® the boundaries of the foreign seth> Gig nominee I Fimn Kissimmee came word that At tintime of his i-scupe Chap [, the dirigible ZR-3, Department charged to receive the ' the country. ( onteslants have |,uiiding in the liHige looms. INon® AniHi-r to Butler? Jtin- Melbourne ferry will he in op- *|irnt Mini’ll of tiMir turn* fnlmtin^ |t here fur the Uni- ship wus made because the Ni»vy man made his wuv to Athens, Gu , tlenient to repel any effort on the •f tho ufficiul* or the caretaker The i-undidiiteV stri.emen! was |,-rati,-n tonight with tegular hcIiihI Go- support of their friends in the ctnl|a advance a probable coi.*« o t Government ,1" 1 * ■ » « -P ju r .d by P-du e , pint of the Ku.ng forces t,. enter it jy , started away at is the Government Department I lepnrtinent mud,to newspapi-rmrn in confertile effective tonouiow. The hrolge lose hi territory, the neglect of .i)tf *n charged with the development of I there and wounded so tiadlv in phntv thousand Cliekiiing troops lunduy morning on -r* cj-wg kyod trans-Atlantic rlfl^nir.hi.Ys £ Un flk,ht l ? t,,s canture u||<) f , Khtmg along the en-j: hen- and was sai l to hnvc (tu-twvw.n Melbourne an,l V eto is oilt, wosduyful (/Jiportunitle* ntiw-lig tho * •Ko XuhhMusr has been th® been fmtnded upon ren>rt» given the meunngo further deelnrml. west nnd south people residing in tho country, butt lef root dea.gnahi“ ' to tuk‘,n «" * h'*‘ (hurst, N. J. " " ' a 'N avy contract designs property o f the Elks for n bju t pitnl from which, in his wounded re tel renting t,iwai,l him hv Democratic K-adei- in the Berlins.- several l.didges are out. t utility Will Be Covered. i’ s pride o f the air. tu»n. Z indicutes "lighter than air condition, hi- .-srnped during the Shanghai middle west It wn« inti-nd'-d .it> the i,-.al- b, tween Dnv loan and St. coiite‘ « tant Uvo >'•••«■*- being acquired nt that Ibis , ill Saturday night out 1-3, which was builtj c r a f t"; U. “ rigid type of construe night h\ means of a topi- Inddci pareiitlv to a ns we i tin- -'nleno-nt AuguMine. (ii land,, and New Smyr made the statement trial that ex*in" ‘ S“ nf' ' rJ «u .l and she ex The dei isioii to on,I tinwarfare Jniteil Suites Nnvy, lion, and 3, type number. Pile pi c* nnoIt- from la-d clothes. Since that tlino tit® made recent Iv hv Chi,liman lint ua are mi passable, the sec! clary of peeled to start Monday on making tiun chili. Ini 6:35 o ’clock th is 1cut Shenandoah was known us ZK 1 Deputy Warden Fletcher tonight in Go -,-,:.,r- nl„ml Shanghai was lei of the KepuMieitn National the Daytona Chanihei o f t 'oniuieree a systematic effort to got every liroperty hn» been iptproVvd c o n - 1 said dispatches from New Britain i i nch,-d nt a conference of the C he­ committee in which he wn- him , it | slderabiy und ut the time o f th® long delayed trans- while under construction. nvailiiMe subscription from people lililitaiy ed to have declared thnt i* would wired. The Nuvy Department hnd full was the fu - t news the prison ha- kiang I,-inlet s nt then fire, construction work was in • re to I.nkehursl, N. who live outside the city limits. In a,l,|iiai ti-rs at I .ungw ha Sunday Anolhei mes-.age from the Union confidence in the recognized nhil had of Chapman since his esrap, be disastrous if the di-< isimi on the progress for the erection . f (hreu She -aid it was her intention b, n.ght, who this morning gave election should be thrown into < on Cypres- Company at Hopkins, slat ity of the Zeppelin t'ompuny. hut in [ additional rooms in the l,a.a*manC ad Cher Alliew!" out a foininl -tat,-nn nt that then g t ,-ms and < (miles \\ Itrvau. Deno- |«-,! I l,i,l oil account cl high water, I eitln-r cover the ground herself or land nltogethei there bud Ik-- n aU* order thnt the Navy Department Sought In New > ork gel friends t< > do it. las made in a mist might he convinced that tins ship a, to n h„d been prompted by a . ratic vice-presidential >iindnlate. Ferry erviet- from I '«•«•i I’ nik t>, j NKW YORK. Oct 13 Gerald thour.cl expendrd for repair* tho I-t rain. With sev- would represent the ' la-t word Mi-lboui in- lias been d isco id uiuisl at | II,n e v e r , oth er contestants are I sum o f $.r>.t»tlll, according to Ail *nChapman, ,-si a|„-d mail robber wns •enllnrt ion tluil suriemler would , honeli p i,-si,I,-lit nu-n scampering known lo the art it stationed its snugbl her,- Snndiiv night, in <on l»- "f--i Go public welfare since it Ii not ash ep to these exceptional op Mr. Davis announced Sun,lav a |Gmt point, ' nouncrim-nt omd,- by one ot the ofpng mg at 1,1 long .u»K lines o f ' Ie)ir,.|.t.l,tatlv,.s at the Zeppelin m-, tinn with Gn- killing enrln-i to appntcf t that the struggle would revision o f hi- itinerary f«»i tinlb , toad I,,-tween tin l i l y nnd ' port unit ics and they are them ficinl* of the club. -elves laying their plans so that p swung out of her ,,, ( „ u llW G,e c.nstiuction ,lnv *»f a |H.tl<, man III New lllilniu. hnv, b e n long dtnwn out. and ■etnuiniU'i of Ins tw o weeks ioi,i Mount I tot a i- iu,pa--able, thi' I-, During the past two years since all the votes that cun lasecured kin- cheering o f the day hy day in middle w-i-stein states. He will >al sis-retnry is n imbly inform ed The Zeppelin « ->m |( •,iiu . win ie Chapman and nnoth.-i w<od,l hale caused suffering tin- organization acquired the club­ will ciltlc to them. leave I loliu liiipol is at noon today, 111* * water Is up I-I lie fenders o f i,i.t lo have b.-.-n su? V tn9*ing >’f (lower* was anxious to ,h im,list rate man w.-i.- — tieioial Ho Feng Ling, the mil Wi-rklv < aunts as Well ns Duil) house. its membership lias L-cn in« little German its superior ' knowledge of the an prised in the art of Mowing up a ii., , govern,u »l Shanghai and up inuk lug brief addresses a t I -cl union, c a t - , it is tie, la i e«i. Contestants are reminded that creused from approximately 21)0 liters Mowing with ship building art. and cnrdiull) i 'snt,Between this « 11\ und T'ulupa the point,-• ol l.u Yung Hsiang, tin- I afavi-tto and Green Castle tin,I in when working in the county they) 1®^ nnd much progress has Ih OA |n, endeavored to Cl-ivrd the Nuvy Department's* rep 1 A close watch was muintaimit to, On i •-a,I I- said to be in very good mil ......... him <d t 'lo-kiuiig pi,,vince, is rc the even in g nl Tern-haute made, statu,I another official. should make nn effort to secure lltschlumi litter Al- ri-sentntives. Tiles,lav Mi Davis will visit th,ditlon with blit n single washout (over rnilwav station, hotels, feiiy ipoitml t,< have sought refuge in th It is stated this moVtting that kve the Ituzz o f tiie Dearription houses, after t hnpniutt, who is al |t-viilence i f tho Fren.ti coneesaion - tomb of Abraham Lincoln ut |Urge enough to stop traffic. Be subscript ions to the Weekly Her­ The size of the ship is the same s„ known as “ Bryce" and "The { ttlll, Lu n Blal,K sul,| to have ISprinffield. in the aftom oon and de­ I cause o f this washout, cur* are be­ ald from t eople who do not wish efforts will In- made t'o start th# '.31 ing diverted via Oilaudo, Winter to Mil ..nh.- to the dnily issue. construction of unothcr clubhouse Ilat > j„ residence of |>'v« 'L n n'Knl speix h in that citv 1-3 was let gn hy ns thut o f the latest airships built Count" ua* believed to have heen ( fll||m, Beaches Chicago 'Thursday Garden. Clermont, Grovelund and Yot -- .ii,- issued on Weekly suh- o f lurgcr und more commodious ac­ |er, sin- went out of by the Zepp/’lin Company ut the the brains behind the $ 1 .1'OU.OOll the international commission. Wednesday will he spent ill A iihurmlule. ' m liptinn* ns well ns on duily *uh- commodations within a very short few minutes. Once end of the wur namely, a gas ca- |r»hl,ei v of a registered moil trm k (Juincy, 111., with nn evening ad­ s i iptions. The Weekly Heruld is time. U is understood that a sp®» (Continued nil Page 4) dually made it wu» pucity o f 70.00(1 cubic meters The j in Lower Broadway thlee yruis dress on tin- program there and I issued every Thursday and con- cial meeting of Gu- organization |ickly, us fur as ZK-3 bus. however, been designed ago this month Thursday and Friday will he given | lain* all the news of the week from will l>e held within thu next Y«W was concerned, specially to aconiinodate pussell-1 _ .• . n■ • • . over to n series of nddresses in Chi Seminole county. It is delivered days to consider this matter. M i n i S t e r apparently hnd dif­ ger*. and special attention has heel. , K « » n f i iigu The auditorium hus been through the mail, and reaches Scores of citizens visited thd r __ _ . ixing that the ahip directed to all (m tars involving readers in the county on Friiluy. It was b-arneil at the City Util obtained fur the evening meet ug hcoiiu o f thu fire during tho morn­ erted her cradle nnd convenience, strength und safety. ■ties office that there are a large Thursday, it was announced, und Automobile delivery Ui practi­ ing. Thu remain* o f the winter’® The general dimensions of the jest non-stop cruise iiuiiihei ol <ustomei* who huve nrruugeinentH mude for the cund-cally all points in the county is supply of wood wus still blazing a t fcn hy a dirigible. ship an- us follow*: dute to deliver three addresses Fri­ not pi,id their Keptcmla-r aorvice maintained for the daily issue and 11:3(5 o'clock, while thu place was |of Zepplinn" hills, which urc due between Oct day evening in those flection* of persons residing in many purt* of |*iil| smoking. The home of J. 8 , M eters' known here a* the That many roAd* throughout the 1 und 10. The citv doe* not Ilk the city princinully tenanted hv i*ppelins. She g'«-s Kev. F D King spoke to two to take drastic action, but officials 'citizen* of foreign extraction The countv have been nmiic unsightly Seminole county get their after- j Wilson udjoining ttic clubhoda® noon paper the same dny it is pub- j wun scorched hy the fire iliq.-tly; 200 Rtiiinuc to pay the Overall length declare tliey they are n,,w first will he oe,u held in the Bohemian „ » , - 1 packed audience* . at. the . First . . . Hup. i n charge iieclare ........ an,) in sonic case* obstructed hy ns was u Rco sedan belonging to part of Germany'* Maximum Dininetei t ist ( Much .Sunday >>ringing «< •' j ( , J|V„ 1>f „ „ ,, delinquent lisl quartet, the second in the Jewi h tiunii and refuse thrown m dump­ fished. Another i »h> Reduction Mr. Wilson. reined gratifying to Maximum Width (propellor* d o se the first week of the »“ * Illlirv t„ starting the "wreck land the thud in the Polish district ed along thc Highwav, was the With the beginning of the fourth - ' ** j|«*i it** of mut I inic* u hit !m omimMit t*»! r(,w" From C'lihufro t!»t* llavlii party declaration o f Sheriff U. M Hand Coincident with the burning horizontal) to M-e a great Ger­ mg period in the campaign another tlie locu! clubhouse was the humit Inst Sun,lav There were 1A addi­ ming from the ship's Maximum Height ( including ft-ty. twill go to St. la>uis. Mu., arriving in n statement to The Herald thi* t)n the principle of "sa reduction hus been made in tin­ landing buffers) 31.on tions to the church during the two o f the Orlando clubhouse on ascended. Almost It is morning when he further declared fu s t", those whose hills have not’ there Saturday morning voting schedule. Subscription* do day night, and the reported loss of services who were on the Hangar Cun House l ’ . S. < apitol plutined to motor to East St Minis, his intention o f using every effort So filled wus the building at the hern paid should pay up. otherwise 111., for a noon speech there and to prevent this practice in the fu ­ not count for us muny vole* as tile Gainesville Elks' homo duiiflC Merc figure*, however, do not tnd waved hnndkerthey inny find themselves without they did la uny previous period the past week. l, displaying enthus- give an adequate conception of the evening service that It was neces­ service. return to St l*>ui*. Mo., that night ture nor does the liullot published in the tion unusual umong tremendous aize o f thi* great uerlnl sary to use prnctieully nil o f the for the principal add i ess of the “ It ha* come to my attention” , For the convenience c f custom day. liner. Nothing like the Zlt-3 bus chnirs in various class room*. At said the sin-riff that some citizens Heruld each day bring ns many Mr. Duvis will arrive in Nash­ are persisting in using public High­ votes to the contestant. ever been launched. A better He* this service Kev. King spoke upon ers, the (Tty Utilities offiee hns era Fear Delay. The new schedule will he found | “ One of •the »»Supcrla been located in the front of the ville, Tenn., Sunday, the day be way* as dumping ground* for uli o f the dimensions nerican offieer* on (II Vlit- ship'*f UIIIIVM O.W..O niuy he oh the subject. * # II. office of the Southern Utilities mg set atiurt for church und rest in uirothur purt of this issue und tallied by considering the site of live Questions of History, kind* of trash, which during the Hy were not In par­ Preceedmg the sermon, the choir, j Company, so that only one cnll i» and on Monday evening he will recent rums caused the ditches Will he effective until Huturduy 1 **' humor, as they the hangar at lakehurst, which said — to lalargest for, any necessary.. to NEW YORK, Oct. 13.— Tho conik — the — — , spe ., | . puy . . . . water , and .. . gn . ns, speak there. Ixiuiivllle, Ky., hus along the road to become stopped night, October 25. lul word to shove off, will eventually house this "Queen — — — ■——— ■— ■ ^pIL'l m il UI i W ,W v , V / u D Vl Ul IUMil rial series of meetings in the hi* w e l l us light hills; ami it is again , ^ designated for an nddreis up and causing the roads to be­ plotion of U a f1200,000,000 German of the Air.’’ Thi* hungnr i» the lurg of u repetition of . tlie . church, • s-c ----1----- * n - Ma­ ..... urged thut those holding r e c e i p t - I , ht -From there • ■ Uiry of rendered L V s x n / v h I t S n H W n v TL * loan paves the way for other intar* the come covered with water." llse start after huv. e*t in the world nnd is «d such i ren en i m u D a y 1 0 nBtUmal loani aggregating n o o,-. under the Of the Southern Utilities Compun. go to Evansville ln“ Recently I have hnd numerous kged in saying good- « « — » * • « Stlu.lfliW. for deposit* on meters, bring ’‘ Ul |,|luna 000,000 within the near future in complaints about this matter und Capitol Buikling could he placed in or so. * " ' singer of receipt* to the office and h a v e | a special evangelistic tho opinion of American baakar®. I have sent warnings to all purls side except for n small portion of ship took the air, them exchanged for citv receipt* Jlirminghum, Al*. of the county that the practice I’ AKJS, Oct. 13.— A law was America’s share in the German W. Steele, U. S. N-. the dome. The Union Railway Sta­ Featuring the song service wns must cease. A t thc last meeting of passed in France recently making loan of $110,000,000 be producat] imand of the ZU-3, tion, ut Washington, could he |il*e- a solo hy Mr. Scholfield. who sang the Board of Commissioners, those tho legal adoption of children rel­ on tchcdujs time tomorrow. died, and Comniand- ed inside thi* structure, without a hymn written by his brother and gentlemen encouraged mu to put u atively easy o f accompli aliment, Hein, jr.. in charge of touching it in uny place. The Wool entitled "Roll. Billow*. Roll. ’ This sville w stop to the practice.” the sheriff and the new measure is resulting Rtlon at Lakehurst, worth building, if placed on its side, piece wai sung by Mr. Schulfield i 13.— One convict was killed and hi* said. in loss o f revenue to the govern­ taely relieved. Lieu- could in? put inside tHe hangar, recently at Birmingham for radio "I believe that those people guil­ ment. NEU; ' ° KK* ®c t ‘ j 3’ W ‘ th (.com wounded in attempting with plenty o f room to spare. It is inder S. M. Kraus*, and some few days following, thu " , ^ v...of ^ ‘ n ' r o n s a n d a c a r K o o f ' (o p a nion fr(jm thc W M t Virginia ty of such practice do not realize Inheritance taxes la Franc® are ngineer officer tof the *uch n building thnt will house the singer received a letter from an ATTLEBORO. Moo®., Oct. i r • lajor F. M. Kennedy, ZU-3 upon her urrivul in the Uni­ old captain telling him how much rrunient seal the seised Norwegian State Penitentiary today. The con- what harm comes from it or they heavy. On a fortune of 1,000,000 victs escaped from cells with the would not do it and 1 am now call­ francs a nephew who inherits most Mistaking bushy bgh’ued hair fc* army observer, cen- ted States. he had enjoyed the hymn, which — -----. „ ... steamship Hagatind this morning ing on the citizens to co-operate a woodchuck, Jam.®* F. Itcntion upon the ache had “ picked up while out at MWaju disposition at the hands of use o f a key made in the machine with and osnist me in every way puy 400,000 francet to th® state, caretaker of so estate here, fin d shop. They hound and gagged two a grand-nephew 4(1,000 francs, an crew. the Federal government. It was |H>ssible to rid our county roads of |jr fur Farewella. Kev. King, in commenting upon captured Sunday morning by the guards, locking them in a cell be­ iiiheriter 482,000 franca, a load of huo** shot into tb® scalp this menace.” the sheriff further unrelated fore obtaining rope with which hut a child pays only 123,000 of Miss Lydia If. Whits. Thar® wot* Kckner, commander the meetings this morning, express­ coast guard cutter Bencca without declared. * no serious injury. ed appreciation for the splendid a helmsman. The captain locked in they hoped to scale the wall. |Ernest A. Lehmanft. “There are state statues which franca. musical program rendered by the watch officer, and Adopted children rank as real N EW MILFORD. Pa.. Oct. 13— his cabin with twelve rifles nnd six make it unlawful to dump trazh erman officers were — The engineer and fireman of u choir and for the hearty co-opero- revolvers beside hifl bunk say* “ of any description cn public High­ children, «o it has become the habit l*age. They had m> pusher engine in tht rear of a tion shown ky Mr. Scholfield in di­ derelict crew made free with liquor ways because it obstructs travel, for testators to adopt distant rel­ (nd to farewella. freigift train were killed and three recting it* work. fighting oil the way over and declared Sheriff Hand and unless atives and friends to whom they A special invitation has been e x ­ and cheeriest o f the other trainmen injured when a Buf­ this law Is adhered to, I most use desire to leave money. reaching a climax upon arrival at ne mechanics, who falo passenger traiu on the Lack­ tended by the pastor to every rail­ rum row. GL O U C E STE R , Mass., Oct. 13. means to prooocuta tho offenders”. BAN DIEGO, Oct. 13—Th® N « MARKETS CLOSED of the motor gondo- awanna Railroad rVnning through road employee artd hi* family to dirigible, Shenandoah Is ®a Coast Guard and Customs officers The sheriff deplored tbc condi­ bo present for tortiKht’s services. ' frantically, CHICAGO. Oct. 13.— Because o f to leave at 7:30 o’clock ton broke up an attempt to run rum tion which recently caused several a heavy fo g craahet: into a slowly NOTED E D U CA TO R DEAD canary was quiet. It moving freight a mite west of here. A cordial invitation U » l u e x ­ simultaneously into several harbors roads to become flooded which Columbus Dsy ail grain markets morning for Camp Lewis, OC A LA , Oct. 13.— Wllburt Fish kmer o f ita cage ap- The fireman was c'isrued to death, tended to the general p ublic to U ke Yocum, one of Florida's most dis* today seising five boats with 3,­ might not have boen so had not in the United Slates closed today Ington. Two plane* will Wav# Igusted because its two passengers car* and a baggage part in tonight’s s e m e * * and those except at Duluth aad Minneapolis. day ■carrying saj ‘ _" throughout" the rvtpoindsr of thojtiogtiished adutators. died this 000 gallons o f alcohol and a lot of the diteba® been stopped up with been disturbed fbr car left the rails., The passenger* £ £ £ Y all kinds Vt refuse. . 1 XjilTt «t«ck Ml f»m* ^ «•*»** Jurttaf »t Catpp L y 4moraiog in bin seventy-fifth year. whiskey In cases. [’■way, were tbaken up put nous injured. Atlantic 2 ^ 3 ” Chosen On ^ A d v e rs e Conditions T RG EST AND BEST AIRSHIP IN WORLD TODAY Stands |ve Help Wounded But Made Goood His Escape tble Left i:30 Sun- TOURS. Franco. Oct. 13.— Ana­ tole France is dead. Hi*'hnd came peacefully Sunday. From August last the State o f the great F r e n c h writer's h e a l t h hnd caused anx­ iety. Gradually his condition b e enmo worse, until only a few days ngo he himself expressed the con­ viction that ho had but *t few hours of life re­ maining. Owing to his advanced age 80 years, there was no expectation o f his recovery, but almost, up to the end he retained his interest In those around him and was able at times to converse brii’f h . Chamber Commerce ' Issues Road Bulletin MISS WU1IAMS WINNER SPECIAL M TECTAW ARD | ’" w ln n 'g ‘ tS T m J : Occupant of H 0 US6 fl J Most Money in .3rd Feriod Insurance Partly Covi ers tion to Rebuild Sooft HOSTILITIES IN TARIFF BILL OF CHINA MAY END G.O.P. ATTACKED RESULT FLIGHT BY JOHN DAVIS M City Utility Service Bills Are Past Due County Roads Have Been Obstructed By Refuse and Trash S p e a k s to Packed Audiences Sunday America Will Make H More Foreign Loans Beat Inheritance Tax Convict Killed Trying Liquor Running Riot Escape From Prison Results In Seizure, M0UND 7 . v*.. oct. Head o f Bobbed Kabr Taken F or W oodchuck, Passenger Train Hits Rear Freight Train Customs Officers Seize 3}000 Gallons Alcohol t k i'v O A-'.f- A vwA' ' -SuTi - Shenandoah Goes T e l l Camp Lewis Tuesday �E vents D u rin g M i d d a y S h o p p in g 1 V V T L Q * . nnial W e e k S o u g h t T o R elieve W H a t In C it ie s lahaspee P l a n s a -L , ~ t i l e \ Y / / a v 1 /4 W 'O r l C l ■Bubuyan Island May Famous English Vine B ig Harvest Be pcBertefl, ^ p o r t e d T« IS X -s i» :h ' M A N IL A , Opt. 9.— The- entire population Island,'one bu!??hesDo r b l S l p f Inmburr' _ apulatlon o f Bubuydn “ * o f the Babuyan group which is komo o f them weighing more than about 100 milea porth o f Luzon, two pounds each, hav^» just been r u t from the great vipo g t H am p ­ ton Court Falace. The grape vine, like Ephraim - .Ki ^ s Inhabitants from their bomeii down Bull’s originnl Concord wine, which to the w ater’s fdga, and frequently still flourishes In the Massachu­ they arc compelled to take to their setts town, is one o f tho moat fa i escape 4he»fh<fv«ra o f t u o u l o the w z k h» 4 the lAy*ri M » M t r c a i n a ewstury a n d ( « of. tf»rn h s'mountain fide. , A * Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine •V->'. A T L A N T IC CITY, Oct. 9.— A Fla.. Oct. 11.— A Broom and Brash Holder for A home improvement content has nation wide movement to induce the Kitchen Porch been inaugurated by the home dem­ more nhopping between 10 a. in. onstration force* working in FI or-. IJroorps and brushes ora-usually got . Five state prizes will be nnd 4 p. m. with electric railways up in t corner on ~ ‘ '*i whra not t o those mnkiriR the best npd merchants taking the lead, is in use. bat this bristles or in improvements, nnd nibll- to be inaugurated soon, It was an­ its to liend tly, which Kounty prizes: t n a / be ob: tly im llocally, according to plans nounced today at the session o f the American Electric Railway Asso­ op for the contest. . providing holder ^Contest is designed to In- ciation convention. All^of the five cnorihdu^yl mcrlcan Rod T^-oss invest! of the. kind ab. drawii*, ‘n r® many w im cn iipd girls of tho\ij|&jyl ejectric railway ’ persons eat interest attending•the convention will be - '".'R®! r-r . u- , . . This bpldgr I t»: In regard to: ably to ((more thought nnd time to naked __ to, co-operate. , , jab in ladia tho nest appc&ranod o f the porch .. Farmcrly regarded as an undesir­ rovement and beautifying T*1*? ''loirnn "Shop more from 10 1 provides an orderly arrangement so , Im g r a w ehaaw that baa a able inhabitant of the dorp, ft iomr. r • 1 . rfnd .yuu’U ayold tbo crowds. than it would be able to nouri * ebon, one o f the y the home and ipi premises i l H b ’hb udet}-iti.howspapcr Advfer.-f 3 * * u to tn o b ik s knitary as possible. i Using, cpr and show window p ost-1 1 , „ ,T -? ocuro with the sninllost out- Ir »s mul in other forms o f publicity. ha* been delreared to the Maharajah commercial circles.1 Oil from its liver Ife tch -i| IpyX-of.' money possible the most ■ Advantages o f the 4 to 10 hhop- of Alwar. It M^eoigned after,the pat­ is wud to havo the name medicinal •* % convcnlcnt kitchen, with labor aav-1 IMOg pointed out arc these: More tern. pf the, formal boesodeswn lap. Qualities N that from the cod, shark. W f devices, the most charming ; passengers can get sents on street dju used. "by. tbo rater aod takas ita f c «Aip J®^ipredsled by tbo Chinese W ILL EXCLUDE SIGNS L E C E N D A U Y CLOTHES. and artistic dining room, bed , ears if they 7 shop during these “ o ff- :pkMQ'S0<*«Ute cqarb. • . ; >■’ w , • T W f hs eves, after they h g v T b p J (From the Nnshville Bonner) I rooms or living room. peak" hours; clerks in stores run Th«-bo<ty seats four peons sod is boiled and treated, leave s hard radJA C K SO N V IL L E , Opt. 9— The Johnny— Pa, what Is a legend? ar«! Create a sentiment in her fnm -Jscrvc customers better if trading suapended on C-sphnga, (he lossy es- due which forms a sort of opalescent Pa— It is something handed Florida State Fair Asaociatiou has CJv tty that tho home is the mir* hal- 'is scattered through the day. tmniUra of which an continued to laibstaaoc for making ornaments aad adopted a policy this year, it ia down from father to son. 5K lowed shrine on earth, nnd that | ‘ tree! car companies ran mn’cc , » announced, which excludes the U"0 mrrt ibo-UTuicreide of the carriage aad Jtwtliy. "Are mV pants n legend, th e n ?" member may have n part in the most economical use of their i __________ . o f signs, banners, tack cards, and uw* aa .— i-_ ia _ i% . it* . i uiub p re v m i or roftThe outer akin is used for polishing llpiog to make it n nlaec ilial rolling stock. Every street cur the like, in the campaign advcrtiscr i l l ever draw the family. company must mid materially to , ___whio ___ . giving reaupMo isolation bard goods and ivory, while the inner due in here this morning at 2:30 ing the fair this fall. In line with shock* and. jan. Isgurs are tam e d into anrvieeahle A n y member o f the Girls’ or its cars early in the morning nml ! o'clock was detoured viq Lecsburjf this poliry the fair association an­ Inwther of diflrmrt (fades and quali­ W om ans' Home Demonstration after 4 j>. m. The rest of the day j .T * * ” ° ° Ma>, ° ‘ lub may become a contestant, many of these curs stand idle. and arrived in Sanford at 10 nounces that only the regulation ties. It is pnu*ieatty waterproof nnd f ™*1*0 ** propoberm, the feeling bebillboards placed at advantageous lie content is to rover a period A test was given the plan in r. ®R morw-thst of floating than of rid- d o o m o t crack, and ia-bcin* employed o ’clock this morning. points throughout the state w|ll bo o f time from November I. next, to few cities during thy holidays last *** <*» wheals. Foar aide bunpa are extensively in the manufacture of l The worst trouble with wash- used this year in the advertising ' JpHo 1. 1926, and contestants may year and it proved so successful Kgbtod by electricity. travel ingiwgBuod lirlts. outs on tho railroad was reported i campaign, 1 ‘e r one or all of the following Hint a national movement now has • • • ’ ot:. , between here and DcLnnd, al­ VJ, . ,. ,, i been decided upon. The most inMIAMI W A N T S T IG E R S W *• Kitchen making the t tensive test was made in Cnmiorti. Soggrst* Hole T e n M ik a Deep. though there were several reported | . „ oi .CrTi ,°V.t' 1cut. Virtually every h-in. tioania about 8 in. wide. The in the . ____ ____ « .— u vicinity of Kissimmee. | __ N IA k il,_ Oct. K. C. Sowell, - mercluints’ , Co Utilize Barth’s Hut laBf Themnr,,Ttn most ranjtarv ,npd J . I 01 gamratK.il. nnd many nvwspnplength should be about 3 ft. and the These, however, railroad officials ! president o f the Miami Chamber o f t beautiful living room uc ^I i il a a s rntwieiixl Loom *>»>.•* I_ .1 >1 1*« ‘ • st . •. 1 ™ ucciirq- ,-M t Ii**rc joined wilii lhc electric*-'' DcMastioo of-tho intcraol heat o t it alxxjt the aunc. A number of reported, have been repaired al— j Commerce, has sent an invitation, v .e^ni di ui tuumr ee ouif u nionc) ^ ewxj p i^ ey . i railways i„ the movement. f . boles i are drilled through the two ; r?*«y and that through train scr- to the Detroit Tigops to teptin Jure 3a*s 3. Thr most sMftary and • — ---------- --------- - — vm irinys'WTi intcrmiknal Panford Steam■ ■hrlvca, tlxMe _ , .. tlawc in tho upper shelf being v,t0 ,!' " uW.in „ ? cct' .. ncxt <Pri»KIf, tHe Invitation#,]s It beautiful bod room’ aerurjin^ N liVlilt IIAI> H EA R D OF IT „ to R. W. .................... e r , Greetsi Show acccpto4,thc Tigefr will*j|tiv4V In ,*, " xI0r« .......... (bxpepditure o f money. ■*> t , hsw ( „ chairman uf -thrv — iJsis 4. The most sanitary •well, permitting the handles of ’ A t0« r o f inspection o f A¥9st this city In March and rcnlhln tim * ------------ A&* V(From the ’ i ’ittsi<urg Chroniclr!•irst Street, nod the residential, „ „ lul„. UI „ vc. w^ju,, itAsvbxpoa- j . ji of (Strrian of the Onm Ji B S ^ jU fi S a . brooms to bv net up vertically' Hooks Tclegrapii) ______ , apany, nt.ftv meeting -of Class 6. The most artistic plantdriven into the edges of the nhelvsa■ sei-1ion lute yesterday afternoon by(..,| During their stay u number H i + * wwv "W here >lnl the car hit h im ? ” ^ -^r, T! prfd Bpwur ^oBdeacnoo in Loo■» * i . U !!f" i *l 1 \1 "* Herald, e xhibition games will be arranged?! I f 6 \ U C asked the Coroner. f.‘ ' ftdfeajatrntion card* niul score A®. lie inpuilud thr' boriog of-u ^ Ik fl i L k L “ * r1" ' " " ! * « V ” “ *"<« >• b . entire- k r T S S a i ' S S ^ "At the junction of the dorsal ■aouer m u m . •ly under water varying in depth __________________ __ 4i cards will be supplied the coimlv peatJbola. taw-or-twetrmnftan-Arnv agents by tho atate licadouartcrs and cervical vertebrae,” replied the ia-wwoo-oiwwiii ut or snitaBi piaou • • • from 2 to 14 inches. A t the peak Al S TR A LIA WOOL PLENTIFUL 1 S T O V K A N I) An iwttOLradio . f a boa n od e tor medical witness. o f the rains last night the center o f 1 ______ '• v t u n - it * Office. C o v o w ! tUn Lost. of a I M o o t "oson eolnr" in a novel dNevpr put »n inside patch ia a atit West First Street was three inches —--------- -------------------- 1 And tbo burly forrtium o f the SY D N E Y , Oct. 0.— With a clip I F I R E IM.Al.’ K ICVI The oost^oCflaiiwjui lusut, bewail, way hr Utdieing ita brad m a loud A M n „ l ___ _ J Jur>' rose from his scat. tube when: the slit, is over 1 in. long. deep. « -timatrd at :i,lo0,0y0 balca o f i roorivmg irt. n s A r e l/e ls y e d "Man and hoy, I’ve nveil in these would ibeftm ai -consporod with tbo boraiiac this will weaken the tube. Many cars had been abandon 'd wool, a record figure due to un ex­ Cl T TO SC I parts for fifty years," he protested vmKtn uf the pnssKjte iafonmUm. However, whim the siit is small, because of “ drowned" engines. The c " n r . schsoh, tho AnsfraHriri * ponderously, “ an* I never lieerd of <rtncf) rmigbt ^xv^wwndrby *thoAnvrr- j^JTVadmR in. dog skins in an hnport- alioiit in long, an inside |»afch can rushing waters had washed gullies Wonigrowers’ Coun-il aud > the SEE the place." tipdinn mio Ai^oneiptom] rugirin'|*nt U a u n in Mxw«uln ami Man- .be used A slit Udv sb.aild always he alonK the edge o f the street where National fau n cil of Wnol.icM. cMhDjKHL. efnna. re reixuring |several cars were ditched while ing Brokers o f Australia have i|c-1 cut on thr bus l>cfoer J. I). I)All _____ ________ trying to pass other ears. The vmed means for disposing o f the M b : _____ feet level o f Ijikr 1Ikee. hob” " i> , " ' |bridge several blocks out ceulo lie product. With sales held in B r l s - 1 , (Continued from Page 1) hardly higher than last June at the D A Y T O N A . Flo.. Oct. 11.— Fol beginning o f the wet pi -io.l and wing arc damages done by tin water everywhere is being carried ral inches deen. j chasers from all o -c i the wprld, f t ' here for tho past 1h’ seen of celery |i* exported thnt* 2,(M»0,000 b a i n trains derailed, no ids but water, the - ,11 he offered by Christmas time. > Canal bridge dum I>cin^ covored. Third __ ____________ ______ _ destroyed by dynnmi rench Avenue t o i PE R C E N TA G E DEMANDED^ ijrjfy bridges over Spruce ucc Creek age district after an inspect ion trip — ^ . " ‘ . p . ir i> .x , , , „ f)l,h Avenue was one sheet of w o ­ LISBON, Oct. 9.— Lisbon hotel i khd the Tomoku River are threut- yesterday. Mr. Klliott. pr oh ml v ' (Continued from page 1) lf unturned from Page 1) (Continued from Page •) , t,.r for M.vt.n ,i hours, it was sev~^ ■ nil restaurant employes have gone ^ . Shed. N o traina Friday. Several ! the .foremost authoiitv on i-.xi'i creasing benefit to the receivers Morida lities. ihe declared. . ______ _________ Ai morning, according to anm iuace-i Niches deep in places, on strilyc to force Umir employers fctipn* o f the eitv lire under w a t . glailes drainage . de< Intel that. W(,| | ;r» soon ax he completes arrangements merit inaib- today .y offieiuls of the .Stores Dnmaged. to grain them a percentage of-th o r’ fr0Pi two to five feet. N o 1 with the luke at its pi. -.ent level „ the few i villaining we k . ..( u.m " ' n ' n" diuibt but that f.„ the development of his propAtlantic Coast Line. ' beveral stores suffered losses by customers’ bills, instead o f the tip­ deaths and two slight accidents. .lu H t o V 0WMrk I N„ 80 leaving Sanford at 3:66 h" vinK ,> ‘ i1r nU* * * damage.!. The ping system. The employes claim ' ‘ Phono service is impaired, 800 could not make material •banges ‘ { " ''[o r m a is faring well indeed at , . r | v Mr , ; riiv wll, !|B Hv« the •■ most was prob. . sotre suffering MM* I »»».»V IMin wv- that -Oils method is buing.used it! opt o f order. Stocks or iiuui- I. tin outlook ami n . g o u . l well . . . . i. _ .e .. «• _. to wind up ins btr iiivss there and j oclock yesterday afternoon, They life aide to place their fruit nml „|,ly the Floridu Cash Salvage Co. all the other countries o f Euronc, grpus business houses arc mired. ‘ " i fine winter conditions all liimily to currying scores of renters to A t - Ion First Street, where from two then return with In Railway damage is estimatwl at and that it has proved hcncticial "I saw more dry land in tin in the mist which territory go1100,000. County dumugc $12,000. Kyergjudcx tiiun on most <>f my graphically , should lie supplied by spend the wintii in t In- <11v, hu l*nta for Die Florida-Tech football j to four inches of water covered th e' to the employes and is pproved game, was the Inst train to go nil jentire place of business. Manager I |,y the tr»rveling public:CUV damugo at $4,009. Private trip down," said tile engineer win Florida, at rates nearly ns low, or furihei stated " '' loss Is heavy. Water from the haj come here via Haines ( iiy and ,l’ our Florida truit, and Uilli Mi tirnv on tins trip is the way through to Jacksonville Sleeper of the store this morning East Const 1estimated the damage at several Halifax River rose to the fur Mib I lie Kissimmee valley, much ».i yet tin distance of haul i.s twin I* T Mini artinv iil».> ..f Newark, until tlii- morning. a- gr< it tram number 2'd leaving Jackson- j hundred dollurs. of Main street in the n orth ern 1 whieh lie said wi". inunda'ed. "Th railroad executives entered who lias been u*-.» late.l with tile ville al 9.30 o'clock yesterday The Seminole Furniture Cupipart o f the city. City crews i re I Mj Klliott admitted, how.-vei Florida ! working endeavoring to keep the ( that m some spots considi i.ibl. lleartlly into Die discussion and 1 former for Die past «ix years in m.nning never arrived u.t Enter- pany. next door to the street clear. The sewerage system' damage bail lieen done li\ recent Icel are gning to en operate with Die development of extensive prop- prise Junction until I o’clock ye*-| Cash Salvage Company, also sufruins The worst instance, he said, 'be growers in '.lie development Is ctmiplctclv out .f eoirmi•itv bidding all ovei the state of terday afternoon, being delayed fered from the water but very litHeveral hours by heavy washbuts. ' tie duinuge was done. On Sunford wns lout Twelitv Mile Ilelid of tile Die ind'.e try through propei ud New .li r-iyv Mi Mart a r t m v ’s Tins Hum was held at tho junc- 1A venue several ii-»i ,inni of freight rates and ... South Florid* Not Hut Hi Rains West Palm Hcuch Canal, s l i m stores reported spe.ialtv p. the building line. WJ3KT PALM HKAf II, I-la . (•< : apparently tin i.niis had beeu lun l opesntiori also with us in the n< tii.li uptil 4 30 o'clock this morn- 'bat ih.-y had been inconvenienced ■i l l . 1—Although almost ineessunt 1est and where wuter bad m >i . . I i - .a iy ... ..jierutive niiirk.ling H. atm..iincrd his intention to- , Ing and was then outed to San- by the water, but had suffered lit downpours have lieen marking the out into u Ink. almost 26 mil. •lav of returning I• Sanford with , f; ,nl 1 rt-min ii pending further or- lie lo s s e s . Y O U R W O R K IS S O L I C I T E D U \s HIKtiTON. O d. I n o s in g weeks of the rainy season, aeross The .anal howevai. wa ' dri ft | .Stokes' Grocery incurm i a slight M. Cray in si • Serious overflows in the Palm t funetioning well to said and tin ii In' . Hughes today ..elected : n Atlantic Coast Line train mini loss when the warehouse was Hood II. plan- I., ere. I a number of A L L O R D E R S D E L I V E R E D O N HME| Beach county Everglades are eon water there lowered four inelie- g< e Cell, i.'ll ('tnnming to lie.el tin bou.es ..n l it-. io lie o. vv ubdivis- her *6 leav ing Jn. ksonville ut 3:10 ed wilii water two inches deep. Knit...I . • .i. fined to a few isolated districts yenalerday Idle water is drain del. :u,j..n finm al lei noon and The loss will not he muiii, though, l.ili I In s. liotnes by said w ill is J". b,.k v . - i 'i d a y -L. T. E C K L E S ------------P. lb. *event h Pun Aim n. an Sum of diff. lent design*, most ..( them 1 Jth the Glades lands us u wliole I ing o f f three wav-, in both d ie. • 's ,,' ‘ f"rd at 7 06 didn’t nr- .Mr. Sti ket declared. Other stores I better roiulition than is usual lions through liny • ..riferi nr< to In held in Ita being of lb. hiingu'ovv type into Mnnujier r' v,‘ until 7 o’clock tiiis morning, reported some wutm but with no ,/ at this season. The present ltl.fi j ilillsbi.ro calm) viinii. Nov 6 to 16 , v* ni nuinbci st from Jacksonville , loss of money. iT A L L’AIIASSEE. SS/m U SM ?. jS -v i«3-. A ~*» A ll Over State B y : Constant R ain fall MEET HELD TO Ne w Jersey M an Heaviest Rains In Im ion""'^^^iml?dmied:ind p;srih',cto iTatlenld^ci?udi31 Try Smiths Shop for podi ^ i S ^ : : : : : r ! C U T R A T E S ON To Oevelopil2 Y e a r s Damage work. Ladiesi AMOVI NG F R U I T Property Holdings,Loral Lettuce C ro p i™ '™ ^ r w i I 1I I 1? l!*'1] Next to Valde Mers’n liroi lace Shoes $4: anteed LloydShoe ;!8 M a tth e w s Pn GOOD PRINTING J E rlV TOtorVTTT?,-, *r-Sr ■ — - ^ • „• - vn KvM v * r »• j- -J • t \h Si . . . %r\ . I o ’ a o c K The third period of the Heralds Big Subscription Campaign will end; contestants are urged to check in before that time in order to take advantage of the voting schedule now in Special Prize o f $10 Can it . ... » Winner o f this Special Prize will be announced in the Herat)} o f Monday; lime* i— . - .------------------------------tfcr'r*' Ii I 'M A m lh/W ? V - _ . ,.. a ft- .tyttl '1 rsreM n m n a •*; it ■■ z s a ir iajft.ra i» i i s tfiH t 'rki'mttaxstudft. ■ - ' -- ; 1 I- *- �H E R A L D . MOND A Y . O C T O B E R I S . 1 « L _______________________ ____ I t HE PUBLIC MUST USE SIL V “ To Hang At Nineteen A s Brisbane Sees ER DOLLARS, SA Y S MELLON It Hr IHdaY KiH Her. I t p t n ilrxdj rn 1 Ytirv M 'ii i'*il Staff. Hamer. rater* m*a mad wh*n , »*aic ©Tercet x. BY A R T H U R B R ISB A N E in «> — AFTER STXTEEN rears o f Eajv PT n a r r 1-1 life. I siicwed n ; » lie to jc-.n tiii other rrar. without ironble. be-sus* I laTed bwr. Bo -jr* r>r. Hah W r iir*i** Tw» nan, Alfrvd Law-rer-re an e d j 's t e d . cjviiiw-f «nt r« MANY - H E M E N " in oar land * 1! <i<-v .no< cx-h & a* p«»!**.* :nv. u«. bere-ath the dignity of l -■o t .•«.«d*d Atrvenear.. M O N D A Y . OCTOBER 12. l « t . poId-L<oeb duet applies with manifold fnn B IB L E TH O U G H T POR T O D A T The eon* o f the two richest Jew* in Chi were guilty: thi* v>n of a ChrL*tian m< SIN S E P A R A T E S :— Your iniyard*.' who ha6 support «-*i h.* family -.r Cjwrties have separated between yew mnd yoa r God. and your n m hare ha« alway* protected hi* r. n'w.'rnoe. Y «*t W h a face irotr yoe. chat be will go to prison and to eventual ;jarole. -*h: Bot bear. Isaiah i/f .Z. j ^ n goes ‘into the night,' to quote Clar*-n< *'Iav»PoM and I>wd* will i ■*■ la r : T H E HOUSE M A D E UGLY shines. Any governor of Illinoi> * tan fu "J tract a home o f k/velir*-s»," be not distant future a man will le mad*- go told the architect; " I tract the finest bailding which *the specific promise to pardon them By j*oar workmen can e r e c t; will have forgotten But. if October'* Let every window seem to smile to : Bernard Grant will t**- t*eyon<) the r**a. h greet the mo m in e run, “ Where are the alienists at this y A ttl let there be no jarring note when once j o u r W',ri i* done C’lar*-nce I‘arrow with hi* long and mov; Where are th*- million* of th..- l>*-h aT h e hocre was built. No coat was When* is the judicial dt-i'isi in that **-? spared. No ja r n n * note Bernard Grant's caae? * there; That which the rye find* beautiful "All thn-e tsoyn arc- * f th»- ram*1 atr**was smiLog everjw h ere. ard I>"i{^ld were to*- younjr f'-r har.giny And when the decorators came, and once again the man. "Th i* i* no plea for nary ry an ;.«•*• Said: " F u m ttb now this home f-,r too final a th.r.R for man to *ak*- ,r. h.roe as rschly as you can '• rihle for anyone to plead for They tapestried hii state.)’ walls; “ But who will plead for B* mard Gr They stretched upon tne t\<y>x i* Clarence Darrow ? He ha* defended jSuch rugs as kings of Persia knew, for rich retainer* from ur.-on- and other they aeartbed the country o'er F o r treasures rare with which to ran he do. for the s a k e of the public grace each room and when Grant’s case, without a fee? '1was done ‘ It is a queer turn of fat* that ,v *- •* I f ever home held loveliness that I I»eb-I>eopold sent*n<e .n th*- public m Structure was the one. . upon the fate of a |*’« r boj from back <f A n d when he came home at night j be sneered at her who smiled. | l i e had an ugly temper and spose bar* Jy to his child; A n d TV i.e ber eath that roof wa> glad where happiness sbo'.ill '3 .? f r r M ' r t i * -a -r * si*-- i •- * ib->uld The R u ff xk» ! o f i* focr d in •) se*-m tr.o •id ::m* Indian H*. ^t'r-i.r.r to Moniev'll hj» *-• fs.tht*-** » l f e t<« bv l>r. urv-d. Mors r* • es tr> deitl. to death iMii ia*j o •*her*rt*. hut WhAt •niard HOW MITCH W IL L Y O L ill WORTH IN TEN YEARS? Manner.' Uy Precept Ami K>:amp!< rt* nci **<»K ' *m Manner.*' a- a i i “ Manner* ar- wnrth 'i -I.a make <-r mar«a car*-*-r “ Ar.il he lh<* a r* Sometimes a “ slush" fjrwl ir te- f--ll >w*.-*t .n Sar.f -rrl. a* liry looks like a mud 1-ath try The i*Uffirfrf-Tj<>n i* ” made up *if paper- an*l ‘ a * This burning o f Eli > < ljt,s is getting to (<e a passion. 1 V. hat .* Ma f *.* r- F o r 'tis the spirit make* the hom and not the th.r.gs you see — fylgar A Guest >t*[<ef r but It l o l> *■ jut jair.-d out J ob! why ' r e wriT*-r nam*-I lilac Ua.-> l he euh jc- 1.- h • .vvA.JJU- New Y<-rk W-.rid tells of girls who were ir,jJi««l b f an t y train. When > gVt rAi b y a tram it doesn't make differs nc* it i* **ro;r unfi-M*. a - h»^ fn<n<Xt?‘- i - l f t w N r< Taup'h* bt pr* ** p* a v ! * tan : • **jf - 1 r-:r* n *..w r.:> i rn nth* r " There is af/pr-siimatel) 1^1*0 ■n.i- ia«-t •falen.s-r,: i« *OQO&jo worth of pencil* sold eat h lik*' that not loop* a, A COMMI'NITY BlTI.I'Kl J . I*. roS T K R . Bresident B. F. W HITNKR. year, hut SI far we have l^-er. able to dt*rtsver rvonr of or*# tU te i h* a rvrr r o M r it> j t **d to 11 i * worthy cause It was indeed unfortunate U.at Govrrr.<r Smith of New Y--rk should he stricken sick with rheu Riatlarn Just a* he wa» about t undertake a speaking tour in Itei.ad o f Da vi*' randidai) for prestderd xt> in*.* ' " -drank hi* *• . ; ’ - d > H *I •t a * •* * *»•J over th*- r<ejn. l*-d h.m f r tha* H - f a - ■ tlar* : v ■• •! h* “ ate” no more 5>»-xt f *■ ; <* 1 i- ' ---I it.' ’ ' " -ath on hit knife !i,- mother talked r-> !!. again a'---it * w h<u as fail njf to -f -w hii “ rai ■. n A v*-n ■ t * r ' f k* he did wronjr. and t rn'ith* r n oj<jt-d him roundl;. Hi- eyes hrimmintf with tears h** kept - 1 •■adfas’ K tiirn*-<t d- ai *■• h-s jilate. and he at*- nothing F.i.a;i\ the pair left the r - -tap ’ rant, hi* mother etidently la*li*.,ig -h* had g - ni- ta-r dot) * by her child.” Had the >***>• le-en tatiff ' ‘ 1 pr*-< •; t and exam; i. ‘ a‘ manners in the restaurant woaM ha.e t-**-n all Ml.' i I IZABE1I1 MAItltfin it- mother, hy her nagK'tdf. excised te-r '-un iiiefTo active la-t. p itl< la- in New Y-.r* d le-r own mean -pint She wa- >r n l Sin tort little boy. Anti stie won so M-’.f r i ' l an air, and — - 1 di-K^stinx to the other* in that ri-.-t,iurant ig"t Charles G. tkawe* begins a ’ i> .1! ' r**ateti t nild ! ^agjseech it. Nebraska b> prewnbing pit] "d o -e o f corrirnun sense f .r tlie 1U. o f the countr) A prercripti‘ .n . o f mineral oil Would have been —»-W»Ore in keeping with Keputdlrar. Ml\ * ' WSya. W « can't ss-e how O.e [w. l il(J o # l * with the use of any “ com m on j . , , sense" at all can vote for continued f i r k n n s in government. "" A «ick rnan In a Brooklyn hosp- ' AUA, desirous o f doing hi* duty,! tried to get the Registration Board t, CUOhlDHK EOKUOTHAKDIN't to brin g the books to hi* bedside l o that he could be enrolled as a KN..XVILI-I. .sl.NTINKl. Voter, lie recalled that the courteuy bad been e« tended Mayor 11y lan tr at • g e a r ago when the Mayor was Mr < .-didg* t*-*k v*r tr.* a: giek In his home. But you see mitrtstrati-j#. «*f Mr llardit g * * 'I that was different. The ordinary thr g ' " d will and all of IT* a*-*’ sentence citizen was refuaed the registration WYlvn be s u i t eedi 1 hill1 in tn* fn w r. rb ., ---------------------o---------Presidency, a*l.jpte*l hi- cabinet, *i u ,e ..f tn* Hat-.* or l r*e ret v. Mr#. Thom as Hitchcock, a grand and I pledged himself to .arty ou: ■ id of U srr-n G Harding the m oth er, and mother o f Tomroy the Harding polities, ami Jet in hk* President *d the l'nite-1 State* JHitciscock. international polo p la y ­ whose u ntipired term i'resier, recently qualified in every class acceptauce speech he neglected tDid d* nl I'tMilidge is now filling It in the annual Piping Bock Horae mention Mr. Harding's name it the more cxlraordumr) be­ ' Show and rude two big jumpers to Mr. (Toolidge corne to Isr ashan.e-J cause nearly every one of the V ic to r y .n the high hurdles, in of his predecessor or was it mere •i Sie»eiuent* to which Presi .w h ich m e competed against the G hla 41 in lo appropriate all the of the ad der.t Coohdge points with such hast girl rider# <rf the East, most I^Lksted achievements pride aie achievements of o f them barely oat o f their ’teens. President Harding and not T h . younger generation will have President Coohdge." t o g o soma to keep up with their “ Gould it have ben an over­ . grandmother#. " s ig h t ?" Mr Bryan asks “ Could a -----------o---------Chief Executive be so immediate)) y / History 1# being made every day forgotten by hi* imm.-d.aU- suc­ and yet most o f ua think very little cessor? It would lie more difficult nhout it. The ZR -2 l» at pre#ent /faring acre*## the Atlantic. A noth# r giant dirigible, the Shenandoah, p just completed the first flight ■ lighter-taan-alr machine across ■ continent. Descendant aludent# history will com pere these in____a _ a^ le L D w Ii a w Ci (nw sfetl i n n g u t le'mi- front prujH*rty at a rensolialil* pr: s - i i ) »< i s 'l u * • >t> I-. i i.o r n iha’ ** . t lung t r ^ s d shu h»* f a p t u f C j unight a hire « g- -d. 4 r r » (. f* *ugnt 11., ver t f . e l*e*t t rich urid# r - rtawl,--- .n al l | . “ a * ll.j' **, t -at. she I \f | 1' lill’.li! on ». w 1 i»uf ------------- S A N F 0 K l> A ttention Truck Grou)e\ J L’ IKIED BY XKWSBAPKRS ST PETERSBL'KG INDEI’ ENDENT had i.'.'S i* and s t i s HON K ‘.l.V- First National Bank Bui! '. I • is r,ard for r * r.e life of Mrs llornn*. 5 0 1 -2 ' - i. r p a i.J *i h w .l i, a. - went W*1 -- \ ; > w4 > • a - .) * a * , * 4 rung Hut tr« rn-.ntn- rw*t, as rmist arnl r* r* will, and *hf oh-erves hie* in hi#, tjfntm [-a,*rna- w th--ut a shave a ml with t he *h--> rurnt'li-d i s r '•tir discover* that » aeh to- . his kr.es * in - * >*h»- discovers Lit* . M tr.at he si-f.’t walk -jri-Jer a ladder within i She discover, ti.4t he t- -,t* ;,n*i t ill w that h* t r • • ' - n --i r.»-- . ■ -t * • i -In,; •. wavs - v. 1,* * • . her hk-s.', Th** S'* .> l'r p« rty on First Stre«-\ at - * <i mk! lnvi-simont * \»-n r - in lu o-sin ry house, sleejnnp' |a»rd alh-. l.ai i KmhhI tUrors, lo -ated mi l ;y o'fl d o s e in. Easy term*. rn»w hear *.r »|i-n -hi o t r --lj.e s lu-i- i t c h«-r huv' ar : " Th.,-. -he u i - "i» .rig t - n Hill Her lore i- t n, i r.' -h*- f a*t *,..- g w.vuld u«r f i.r f e s -i r .g thk‘ the ' i j r j? milk »« > • .r :r i- tn. i tiiidrer l! th -. w t • . • tiHi-.tr;. ! had the mea-ie. that ii. her de - f |r s« r frmks w. r. a' home that tr.e -• ! ti irt _* . w im t y.t f *• cent j . fl t >e II.a d . j ■ ,- mole on her left iheek Wk> .- r.r r taker f i ­ lled. * It is e, * rt at • 1- t i>:t 1'ir-t Strt-H. im 1 a at a real liargaui ■ r ( . » n fvewl arid riH.kirig iif:*r THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16J f « bLIUUI *» *■*!’ *. “ C i» n*jw 700.000 plural.!) and S E I B o l.D .* 700.000 pi j r a l . t y and Siela.pl Is one of tin I-,-*! |*oIitica) gue*-eri in the I'd ted Mates, Mr. t ... litlgt- may carry New 7 ork by T'ai.OuO, even riore, but it is by no intan. “ SU RE ." A1 Smith will pile up a gigantic vote in New lurk Slate and many o f his vote* will go lo La Fulletle, that IS “ sure ’* The strange thing in New York State politic* is the absolute flat­ tening out of the Davis campaign. There isn't any. '-.Is *#si>>Vf V 4 kwAn I ■■*J j A T 3 P. M. / All Truckers Invit^ fa ctory ieprusentative will be present. the date Dod^ “Friend” • a n u fa c tu rin g C om p an y s< �' V' Y'X: 1 V 0-1 - a t > * & il ftI t j in, .. — r -;p A G B THB1 n? ■■ i^hllc In Jacksonville Mrs. Morgan J was the L._ _Ruest ___o_f her.. mother, Mr*. P E RfS O N A L S MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor, HEARD AT THE CHURCHES J. K. Mettlngor. Edward Higgins and Meade Fox A ttnffeld spent a pleasant Sun­ day in Orlando, the guest o f friends. returned Friday night from a bus. incss trip to Jacksonville. pAnnecs Jones of Winter Park Phono: Res. 425 Arthur Fcllnrs, n prominent bus­ : spent me the week end in *Sanford, • wivn vmi j « m*«*«* iness man o f Tampa, spent Friday . the guest of Miss Fern Ward. in Sanford on business. M. C. Rogers, o f Winter Park ■Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Ilaumel artil |was the guest of friends in San­ son Julian, spent a pleasant Sun­ ford for the week end. day in Haines City with friends. The N. DcV. Howard Chapter of — — , the U. I). C. met nt the home of R- A. King left Sunday for Max Stewnrt motored to Del .and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter Friday after- Floral City to spend a week with Sunday afternoon, where he was the noon. The living room was lovely,11'1^ father S. f . King, guest uf “friends. coral vines being ulbd to carry out ~ _ .... the color scheme of pink and green. Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Mobley rrMr. and Mrs. Joe Lee, who mov­ A ft e r the business o f the mooting Friday from a pleasant was transacted ice cream with n" ’tor trih t0 Snrn" otB * nd Tampa, ed recently to Miami, spent the cake and Coffee was served by the R Wn|ker h„ a r«.turnC(, week end in Hanford'with friends and relatives. U. D. C. Entertained By Mrs. Rossiter < i» * ----1-----. *, Clnude Slstrunki Alvnh Hunt. G. C. Dnrbcr motored to Orlando Sat­ urday evening combining business with pleasure. ,T , . t Charlrs Denby, o f Tnmpa, spent Monday in the city, calling onlucnl j merchants, registered at the Valdes Hotel. •’ •• ■ -*s ■ V ■ m tau te | may mean the difference , T ^ betw een J G R A T IT U D E • behalf. They did nobly and well. NOTICE At the Preshyterian Church Sun­ But It seems thnt in expressing our Tho Knights of Columbus arc making train. « day morning the subject was “ Grat­ gratitude for our preservation, no giving n card party, entertainment itude," and the Scripture lesson thanks have Lech extended to the ami dunce Tuesday night the 14th and making in the K. C. Hall nt 8th and Oak was selected from Luke 17:11-20 chief one to whom thanks nro due” . lay. .. — the Healing o f the Ten Lepers. No one is true to God if he does Ave. Everybody welcome. excuses for . „ tent o f the W onot give thanks for blessings en­ Jess, Mrs. U. W. Dr. Brownlee wild i " Part: R E G U L A R MEETING “ In this iMkon from the Borcnn joyed. not making itl iiae, 3 p. m. Regular meeting o f The Pro­ Ministry o f our Lord Jesus, the This Jew.on the Btcnmship, rath­ • v ■ i* i o; Circle; hostess, Healing o f the Ten lepers, the cen­ er than the Christians present was gressive Political Club will hr held g: 2:30 p. m. A BULOVA, in tho Court Room nt Sanford. tral teaching Is the grace of grati­ the one to remember God. sday/ tude, When these ten were coinOne o f the colleges at Oxford baa Mrs. J. K. Meltinger of Jack­ Wednesday night at 8 o ’clock. sent of the Wo- rounded to start to the priests to I W ATCH sonville will tie the guest of her Ladies invited. louse, 3 p*. m. F. I.. CROSBY^ Chairman. ^ « . S ramong 5 ,n,? lits " l ' » l ^ » * l m «“ ” l^ l > 3 t rh .rlD , HonTTninn, . h o i. „ • be declared clean and well, when S r ^ ° r t ' Gratitude dnughtei, Mrs. Walter L. Morgan (nuptials; MethoJ marks every they began the journey they were people. In accordance with an nn- up. blowers were ordered sent to tending Stetson University spent SOCIAL DE PA R TM E N T Mrs. W atson and Mrs. H. H. Pattithe week-end in Sanford with i fur some time. Irpers still, hut they knew enough clcnt custom, in vogue when the minute to shall. The name o f Mrs. Raulcrson heme folks. Mrs. W. L. Morgan, chairman of layjncheon: hos- to obey what Jesus snid. When he college was founded, all banquets of Geneva was passed upon for ---------| Mr. and Mrs. it. G. Mcthvin and the Social Department of the W o­ said “ go show yourselves onto the are eaten from wooden plates, in the minute man's Club announces the first membership in the Chapter. | The friends of Mrs. J. P. Ilartmnelly. 1 p. «'• children i.nd Miss Inn Pearce spent meeting for the year nt the club 98, Mrs. Row- priests” they . each obeyed. And this way do the students show their Mrs. .1, N. Whitiier brought n 'e y are glad to welcome her home their bodies were made clean and remembrance and appreciation of on tho minutel 113 p. m. clipping and read showing that from Robson’s Sanitarium after ten Sunday idensnntlv in Clermont house Tuesday afternoon ut 3 well. Due to a custom which ob- the sacrifice and self-denial of All member* are urged to W'itli friends. -nYlock Mr. Bellamy, composer of “ The days illness. . called mect- tnned nt that period a leper was re­ those wlio established the college. nr present. ---------ji be Creed," was now living in Tam' ... “ You’ll' need quired to keep away from all other Although the life o f the poet, E. Pace; 3:30 There will he a business meeting jin, and that the Creed was first. John Slater Wight, a prominent . . . . L. H. Hirsrhmun, representing persons not so afflicted, and could Hums, leaves much to lie desired .followed by u bridge party. All j pecan grower of i atro, Gn., has , . make no excuses not approach nearer than 100 cu- front a Christian viewpoint, he lias read July 4, 1833. been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.: *he Lewis Hear < onipnny spent |(hot'c* who expect to he there are The following resolutions were Henry Wight for the jinst few days. Tuesday in Sanford attending t o ! reqilrstcd to notify Mrs. It. W. ( hits, or nbout 200 feet to any clean i left us many go-id thoughts in his if you’ve person, without crying."unclean." works. i am reminded of what voted on for Mrs. Florence Murphy i e.,: irmnny, hostess, phone 370-W. business. And when a leper hnd been healed ^Horns said nbout bis subject of Cooley: Miss Katherine Teague, of Or- i _ _ a DULOVA! of his disense, it was required that* Gratitude in ins “ Lament fur lando. spent the Week end ill Snnnrnal (420) 8 or- he present himself before t h e ! James, the Ear l uf Glencnirn"lord, the guest of her sister, Mrs. idlowls. I'.ilniund Mel sel r fill) F*:30 music; priests and he declared by them as "The bridegroom may forget the hridv address, Ernest well and fit to ngain mingle with A. Knnner of .lark*onville i* former school his family and other associates. So, \y„, made his weeded wife yestreen; •pending several dnv- in Hanford ps. Coolidge; 8- when Jesus commanded the Ten The tiinmirch may forgei tit,- crown i The Pipe Organ Club met Mon Lepers to go to the priests they That on ins head an hour has been: day afternoon with Mrs. Earnest lln- guest of hi* pari ids. Mr. ami ince. a went, and us they went, their holl­ Tho mother may forget the child licit s on Oak Avenue, Them Mr- Charles Knnner. • •• News )4 17.5) or-f M ll-B u io r * qvdlnr «klt« HU4 ( ies were made well and dean. That smiles so sweetly on her knee; was an unusually large attendance U rn. lim JiiK , li|r»*IPelOX* t j q ■ Ned Chittenden who i* dealing They were healed by obeying. It's Rut I'll remember thee. Clencnirn, for the first meeting of the sea­ $27*50 BiUttmfHf (423) 7-11 dedin real estate in Sarasota, during | that way always— we can't expect And n' that than hast done loi son. The officers for the earning idio, tile winter months -pent the week .j year were elected as follows: Presi me!" lews (470) 8:30 blessings unless we obey and net end hi Hanford with home folks. on the word. W ris t ant! Pocket WatdioB f Club. , The latter years of the life of dent, Mrs \\ . M Scott; Vice Pres • M A T IN K K D A I L Y F R O M 3 : 0 0 T O 4 : 1 5 Hut of the Ten Lepers, lime went |tuherl Lulm Stevenson, the novel iils'ii t, Mrs, Forrest McAllister; Iti (300) 0 11 1 K. Pei k, of Savannah. Gn , Mis. Guy Srlman. on their way after being healed. j j)t Wt.rt. ...........a. Samoa. Secretary, ICveniug C o n tin ill's F r o m 7 :.’J0 u.ihti*ine*s visitor in Sanford 11 WBII thpr,.. , he ilt_ |Treasurer. Mrs Sehelle Maine*. lines (520) 7:30 amt only one returned to display |„ nt| Sun,lav and Monday, the guest of Plans were discussed and the date , „ V|I(, N„ vw.|, ,! ch band, 11:1' <>r- real gratitude. Now the beauty o f |wl„, the Voider. Hotel. MONDAY AND TU E SD A Y gratitude ns a virtue has impressed L , ri,llt love lltlll rpl, friendship decided for the Christmas Kar.uut great and „a „great Hr. King was at the meeting and man in every age, not ulonc Christ for the natives and many tunes be­ Commen-lal ApFriends of Mi *11 It. Willis will inn people hot even the pagans,— friended them when they needed gave a most interesting talk. orchcslrn. ! i egret to learn that she was taken, At the close of the business ses­ to Rnhsnn’K Sanitarium last night ‘ Jews (517) 0 News Cicero declared gratitude to he the help. When certain ducfmeii <>f mother of the virtues. ' the m i n e - who had hern in pn*nn sion the hostess served delicious le- hi a serious l ondiimn tp ce-atat Her Greatest Triumph f reshment s. On necoiint of the Perhaps most of os are familiar JEWELER •» free Press (517) 5 with the story of Audi odes, the and v l.o had been befriended by personal meetings at the church lip no immediate operation. It'- n U n ited A r t o t llnrrolil l.lovd in "l et'-, Gn." Stevi ;t .if were given their liberty male, contralto. FIRST STR E E T Matinee Ilk, 2'»e. Evening, 2t)c, 30c, Roman slave who c raped from they -el about hoilduig some kind thete will he no meeting of the Mr. and Mr*. W I W i l l i a m s o f City (440.0) H bondage mill secreted himself in i, of « memorial to testify to their dull on next Monday. Mount Vernon, 111., ale exported 1 ■ jn orehestra. T ,T , . t ■ art ivr today mid will he 1hilove anil esteem for Stevenson - r City Star (411) cave. He fell asleep and wns awakened Tliev ion-.Ini< ted .i road and at n i u u i i # L a d i e s t l a s s is rue*t of their *oii. \\ It, Williams ■ g trio; f* Hoy i i i i (ui several ,|av* en route to Fort (h’ool of the Air; 8 to 'discover a grown linn entering eel Iiiiii ilirv t* ip i: they erected a • a ite ita m v d w f i t :4T> Nighthuwk*. the cave. Androcle» expected the -dgll, nr tablet, on which wn> writ ten: “ The Road of tin- l.oving a City (411) 2 3 lion to devour him but was -ui Mcm H Srhafft't n-t urnttl last priiied when the great beast held up ileart. In Itememhraiiie of tin 1 I he ) oung l.ndie* Class of Mrs ess. music, ■ •; *<■ + ->3- :■ *;■■>•> y4--t(• •!••>•4 • > c y " t - 4 4 t t • > 4 • > v 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ui ik ficiin Mirhiniui < ami lea (40'J) 8 dance; a paw in which wus a thorn. This f-u at Kindness and Love W . Have Camp of the M E Church met ul |«'hh! • in Ohio. wh« li» **hr " |u*lit t hr ■ % thorn the slave removed. The Maty i• ill! this Road as an Age Long the Ipnio of Mr*. .1 E, Spoiling lance. I'loiav night and -pent a delight i •;i - 1 ' i x w i ' i k s. M r s . S r t i n f ft* r n t (283) 7:20 eol- continues to the effect tiial the K n embrnlice of Hi Kindness.” Now nil this i in direct contrast ful evening. Gaines were played h 'iili'il i Ik * natmnul c o n v i n t i o n «»f I' talks; orchestra, lion made no move to attack An droclcs hut tliat they lived togeth- to lie allot* of the nine lepers w im and mu*ini v.a* , op>\, d until a t hi* Snanish Win Vrlrianv vvhilt* a \sa \ fork (300) <1:30-1 a. or in the care until one day the , \s >iii on then way healed hut not , latr Hot th■■*, \ salmi 1 oil 1 se yy11h hot (nee midnight show. slave was recaptured by hi- torm- exple*sing tiieu thank* SCI yed |iy M 1s Spur(405) 1:30 solos, er owner who decided to feed A n -' t.me men were just like tlie nin-t of droeles to llie wild beast in til,' o -. In the firsl ehapter of l-aih I lun in e S p u r l m g . In spite the had weather a large irk (262) 10 a. in. arena, in accordance with the ugly ve hear "The ox knoWeth Ins ow n tin thi* the 10th day of Gel., A. or. and the as- hi* niUstei - •ill*. mimhet ut tin ■las- was ori -(-nt 11 132 I. the Sallie Harri“on l Imp 7:30 p. m. solos, custom o f that day. ■ A cage was opemal ali'l a tuoti- l'lt’ Ism* I doth not know my ) ••< with then friend*. tyr U S D. A R , being in jegu ( ( 3 1 2 ) -* 10 -t-diic*- s t r v -tm-, ^iranV *a iPtr.ujeic.' pie doth not consider, Hut till* vvie ill) lessloil. would unite in the g e n - I ■eheslrn. hut |a, . isl in ap|,j .u'hmg hit.’ tin.I 1 Um " f tIn Israelites alone I la (520) 0 drnmnln instead id c e v .i,ii lug the man. the i - and lias beep eouiiiiun hi i v , i . i i.il i\pter*noi* in i egret with ■chestra; 3 vocal, 10 lion taw mil np.m linn, licking le* il M t , m l K ' i ,s ( ’ h u r c h C ' i r d u lei N y D A R , being m r< euuf uiir distinguished loeinber, Mrs. hands and feet. It wus the linti H' . putie touche- lliis *nn i (280) 7:50 con o f the cave, and out of gratitude ••> Di me ui K m c l.eai Mi iiilicr* uf the Jenny Spaulding I* lun nee Morphy I ' onl ey of Jink i simv ille, I', "o b i. lull pm I icularly vvurtl Androilea for his help. 1! ft|. .1 ••!'' 1 11 ..il w inter w md Ciiilc uf the iiii|iti*t C'hurih m Irlphin (335) (t:3f) would offer him no harm. We, id I In ui a re not so link md ns n chapter we would honor In r |ioye,t an iintisnally i n t e r e s t i ng all ilks; 8:30 rreital; il couise. do not know whetieo tin- i* 1 ui.in i n gr at i t u de day m e e l i n g We d n e s d a y al the memory T h e r e f o r e Im* jt Re s o l v e d Thnt n literally true story but II *erv * I e , t. nth I- net St, keen. huriu- uf M i - .Inlili At i r aham* 'IhIphln (503) r, 30 or vie g r i e v e at Die p a s s i n g away It . , i u - i llp.u 111! nut .m i , , ui i i e day yya- « t•>■nt in s e w i n g i , " powerfully to lllustiate this pal urehoatra; 3 re \ ' 11 "lg)i tlx lifeatll he I llile D o n i urh iirphiiii g u l . ma k i n g hi r f r o m Us uni fii eni l nod l o k n o w l ticulnr virtue. inee. e d g e nur de e p appl et inttuii ul her yyu 11 i yyn Idruhe On the steamship Paris, after » I' I , * /1 . ! l r e / i , Thull (.liter sky phut (503) it talk perilous Voyage nod nariow escape I'lvoi du 1 m 1,11. -u togli \l ........ ii dell ci ul l ' dinner yy a - wundi ' t f ul yvuik just i'oni|di'ted n* |ihtn (335) fv3D or i ha i rum it uf the Rtbnult M o n u ­ heimfll- t.-lget f 1 ,,iii distruction 10 a violent storm, lived that ridded much plensun Ilk. ment ( omi lill tei , whii ii si,, leaves I Im 1h ui tin v\atei - war |, the passenger* assembled and pu>* I III ' M '( H SIO II It g'l) ( 270) a at lists’ 1 a -h.u p ed a resolution extending their Thy -t mg I III' l >vt me. t log Will h. ),' Id III ns n l e g a c y to liei s l a t e and the lie il n r e fu ie As Irtelnl* 1 elnrlnlti ' ed pul l)i home o f ' l i I lank I .os sing F l o r i d a I h i i i g l d c i * i flrcgonian ( 132 10 ,,PPr';*',,“ " ,,i of the Now why du yv, all have P Wi .Ii.....lav afti i imuti at 2 3o e x t e n d to her f a m i l y o u r heal l i c i t soprano, violin •'•Mirage, skill and devotion to duty sympathy. " S A M ’ O K I I 'S l , l \ 'K W IK K UK A l . T o l l " Why hi • ui I", k 11 (330) 3.30 v mini 1,1 lhl' ' kptuin, offleel* and view of lhl- tiling. IPtl I Mllltnl Resolved f milter that these res­ the steamer. They were piufuiind- yve ungi.it el ul " I wish to an noli in •' I hal I am olutions be published 111 The Sao1 1look \y1 tali iliyide the an-yy, 1 l 131.) 1U.3U Seat- I L grateful to these for then 'life The i Wni ki ng in the T a m p a T i i h i m c ’ * ford Heiald amt The Jacksonville passage. A few among the puss- into two |>r 1im tpnt reason* tlinug)itles*nes* In so many en* ■" H o m e and A u t o < o l d e s t " Every Tilnes-I'nliin and that copies be eng'ers (inally rose and said "Fellow pussengers we did well to es it is nothing hut sheer though*- ' v o l e and s u b s c r i p t i o n new and re sent to the family. TH E SA LL IE HARRISON I ■ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '> 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + H + + 4 + 4 + 4 4 + 4 4 4 + * + + 4 + 4 * * t + H * 4 + + + * * W |uis Post Dispatch commend these men as we have lesstiess. Hut tile matter goes deep­ newal will Ire g r e a t l y a p pr e c i a t e d CHAPTER, N. S. D. A. R. LI Mi * .1 R A d a m s , ( ’ or. Oak* and er, — the reason the nine failed was • done, for they denied themselves bestra. '.i driimatic SANFORD. FLORIDA ] I Ui St. Ph o n e No. (i.t.’l W . .. .......................................................................................................................................................................... fuiilinuid on Page I) rest and sleep and even food, in our srtsisr a byMr' ogram Mrs. Betts Hostess To Pipe Organ Club PRINCESS THEATRE... We've (Jot the Pictures $25 to $2500 Henry McLaulin, in "ROS1TA” I RESOLUTIONS . \i Have Anything j j You Want to B uy Hold Ail-DuyjjyU’eUntf And Want Anything You Have to Soil Lee A . Conoley I latiee ►++ + + + + + + 4 « + + + + + - 4 + + + -H”H -+ + -F+ + rs NEW FALL SUITS I 16.00 and $22.50 (•♦♦4++4+44+'i-4 + 44<-+4 + '»'-!-•><■++<■■> S’ SUITS WITH TWO PAIR PANTS I‘ -1 » CHURCHWELLS’ RED TAG SALE! LADIES’ DRESSES AND COATS Is the Place to Buy and Save Monev - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Try Us- - - - - - 81x90 Seamless Sheets Men’s Best Grade Work Shirts $1.48 89c 32-inch Dress Ginghams, Fast Colors, Per Yard Best Grade 36-inch Bleaching, Per Yard Men’s Good Heavy Overalls 36-inch India Head, Per Yard t $7.45 and ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + 'H - + * + + -H ' + + + + + + + * + -F+ + -J-++** $9.95 to NEW LINE OF Clfflr DRENS’ C O A l f e ^ BY THIS MORNING’S ■ j l l R E S S . COME LOOK THEM OVER . • W * * * ***(\ ■ ', t ; .' 4 ? WAW 4 A .M il , f> i f if / yWrtvblV, *0 1 V. . . 3. A • -1 - «• .■ ‘ ' v A r ^ ' -T 't . ' L i 1 A J M IU . ‘ �.b ■!\ "ay-id* tft "V'c I ft m iGE FOUR m; its.*' i iVi-cr * VKfct r- 1 /KfAJ'lilR'.* r I1•> r*"*. he hns done fo r us— we can only givfc'HIm our hearts dfid lov* Him, Butwmir lives will be happier and lu fl Wc will experience great blessings b y making this acknowledgement. May God help us to do this. a A SCHOOL GRID d a r v e n p o r t V ' • •1 PRISON FARM AT WINNER P O S T R A IF O R D H AS CARD CAMPAIGN ; EQUIPMENT Board of Trade of That City 1 ,4 0 0 PRISONERS is HE PRETTY! TURN G R A Y HAIR DARK Heard A t The Churches f Boxer-Jockey Makes Good at Recent Races here* Flnegan, Henry A. Crane Try Smitli’s Barber ■ Shop for good barber ! work. Ladies welcome.!" Next to Valdez. FOR SALE WOOD 666 I'AMOl'S WKITKR, I’ A S S E S J. I). TI RES ( LARK JKWKL Las Raiitfe at Ball Hardware Co. posttp>11 ami sequent it is said. The Min p> supported bv 11 is a in,ilt' r." I"' "11* City o f Palms. The party, tt is a east that was e*pei uillv puked (timid, "o f train.g UP tin oglv htated, plans to leave Fort Myers , ,, ’of W(l I ll, that," ’wtu. b ’ 'vv lo>*t '/Friday morning. Nov 7. spend the " The r ‘ "Princess m , ‘ is also offerin g a am! 'of wbom night at Sulphur Spntigs, ami on " These, ni) young frierul. give a Harold Lloyd coined) . "la*t*« (ill", tho second day go as far us Lake which is said to be a » c n-lttil fiiiltt 1 1iff necked nil lo the best si vies. City where the second night (Hat- start to finish. Banish also the semi colon, tha; u n fs y ) will be spent, and the re bastard tn'iiod Vhich i* neither maindcr of the trip made Sunday period nor ciiminn It wit* exactlv morning. 1lie tiling for an nge of eoinpli¥/-. . T s a / y n r r inents liarangues, and fiincrnl l«r*ti...w It marked a rest ............ the period. Now we ale in tIn- age of teleplmne and the tilegiaph Shorteji a nontonro w believer v *H an And one anlwav* can 1be (Continued rr«»n« Page 1' nm*t loiiutiful reiitmict ’ The According to grnerui triad infoi shortest' illation issued t.slay b ^ 'th e Good! _ __ Tha coming o f Miss Blanch Rundt t oiiimittee of the local | ( Sydnoc While o f nirnunghHiti i* ' liambei of i oriiiinitr. tin way t M e n ’s B row n ( a i r regarded ns ephocul in the woin i ein Ii ilo |. w,r V.a»t t oii.*1 (lorn (j, - , . e n ’« work o f the First lluptiM Salifoid i- bv w i>. " f Ml land" Win IilC'C S I l O C S !*>■!.»<<). v l l l d T lion has cost thousand* of dollars. NORTH FLORIDA M iss Blanche White CITY IS ALM 0S1 A ssistin g In W o rk ^ O L A IE P FROM At Special M eetings Church. W li* W hite’s time i* i tainmd very largely by the colleges, tun Vanities and the aaseiuhli>-s of th<of hat time ispceevtshrdleEi Act t Southern Baptist I'miventiuti. Some-o f her time is also given to addreascs and confetenee work in atate conventions. The First Huptiat CIlurc!1 fels fortunate to be •bio to Becurc Miss While fm this ^week. There will be two classes con­ ducted by Miss White. One will be conducted each afternoon 3:30, and the other each evening 6:46. Mothers who contemplate attending the afternoon session are Uhked to have their children com e direct from School to the church. Miss White will >riv<i some time each ’ afternoon to the boys and the girls. T W First Baptist Church invites the women uod girls o f the city to meet and hear Miss White ■W ! GENIAL AND S A F E an all « « tteed e e d a ii le a th e r . > Lloyd Shoe C o. Inc. from I* rvm the Washington Star) E yo|l think q campaigner •hould be ittj>ectcjd tb nhake hand* writh tho crowd* 7” “ For my own part,’’ answered Senator Sorghum, "I do. i d rath t-r (hake hands than go on making - •peoebe*. It'a just us friendly and more non-commital." 1 a LACKED HARMONY MkirE ---------- ----- Wife— Henry Tm afraid we'll have ‘to have the drawing room “ 'ima aver. Hub— What? Wife— I haye Jy«t f««nd out that the will-paper does not fcanmqniie with the color pf the gown I’ m go- '"M "k" • icali'e too appn oit' tin- -at life J os mad- in y oin bohalt by yotir parent*, until \..i, are gtown sod have f,imilo * of yuir own Take tin* word I loin your pastor and renieiiibcr it I We cannot repay God for what I to pure.and , Ihe eye* In working trim. It taaVei CT0OJ aye*, , / t nil d "3li*U. -«■ — -w * i ; •CviA child. Price 3.V. Pharmacy. J Hold by Union Churchwels ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ annsEBa a ■ ■ ■ t » a * n a * a s s s j i i u 1 (‘ * t O N E W A Y F A R E S — J A C K S O N V I L L E TO V ^A TL A N TIC CITY 930 44 B A L TI M o n r - MD. 3 0 0 fl °BOflTON, MASS. 42 91 C H I C A (JO, IL L 43 40 • CLEV CLA N D .O 3© 31 •DETR O IT, M ICH 4103 tMON Tn EA L P Q BO 33 f N I A d A R A F A L L S 111 3| t u i w Y O R K N tl I S U l PHILADELPHIA M 11*1 • P I T T S B U R G H PA. || (ll B A V A N N A H OA IC*| •TOL ID O . O Al Til •WASHI NGTON 0 C Ilf] •VIA n» lUronr« and rail Via |)a!Umor«> or f'MJatMptaaiit| rail. ®AII u t i c r via Philadelphia with tw o d • >a I*y-evar, 1 Itallim ira t hrw* d a j *1 ay*4tv#r. ^ I Irliata I nrltida inwata ( f n v f t t i r k a U f o r >* ■anni^i. <ii) i'| rtftm i on A ll cfhany a,nrI Unaahira a n d aomr fwnmi t>o ■Lramrra hav# ^itra c h a rie S A I L I f i G S FOR P A L T I MO H E V I A S AV A NNAH 3 nn • * HfV A l i ^ v h i i nv 4**1 S!« II o n nrrt No K l n . « J H* ’ •' * • M‘J . *»ImUrerti m, 1 f r»t I ' ii i i ,i d • 11*11In \ Ui »• s s iu-iivMhiii vs Nmn« hi L SS 1'»•r *.iii ii f)| 1 ^ (.t**: •»•f 4 ; t o r s p a c e a n d i n f o r fo o t urn tuUrtny DEPAUTMLNI ,#AJ MERCHANTS & MINER TRANSPORTATION CO. p' .f «X> f R i , 81 * 0 * SKK J. I). DAVISON : -I'H O N K 175 IL’ .’l W . K i l t S T S T I t K K T - Nearly Everybody Reads the Herald In't tfa try your family wash. \V«: do except tonal work. 'Fry our Ho-Meslic, Float Irongd, Rough Dry Service ! R. K. UHRISKN HKKHY. Mgr. '■ ’ ’ If we fail lo get your laundry, itoth l.OSK.” t The circulation of The Sanford Herald, Satur­ day, was 2127 copies. X T I RE S A L E F. P. R I N E S I, ' C U T TO SLIT SEMINOLE STEAM LAUNDRY x J Ball Hardware (O. FOR SALE WOOD From llano t,, Hrlo mg^ I wo routes lead l bat place to t tkeei liobre I it). It is reported that both route* tire DOG LICENSES lougli but eounly officials have l»l E (M TU B E R 1. 1921. loainlemiiice crews at work, keep ing the roads in pu**uble condition Not lev is hereby given that The only way to get to J?ek*oi. license on dug* is now due. villi', the loud bulletin Mild. I* via Alfred Foster. Tax Colic lor. Orlando, A|H>pka, lu-csbuig, Guiiu Hy, Ellen Hoy. Deputy vilie alol Lake <’it) . (in* St hinalt hu* retutned f i oui an extended trip to New ^oik He n m ui’i'imipnliii d home hy t'ut prices on all sixes United Arthur licthiinan. arm of the late Slates, Pennsylvania, Federal, VikJohn Ill-Ill man, prominent teal r.* , Ulj, stair man of New- York City, ami |jm x *m / ? (*.95 William Hunter of Mount Vernon, a ’ . $ 1.75 ,!«ray lu b e s N Y „ who will make Sanford his 1 1,90 Red Tubes future home, d x -I J lf i .0 0 p r e v e n t s in f e c t io n . 'Flic greatest discovery in flexh A M . GUARANTEED healing is the marvelous Boroz.one, u preputatiiiii that gomes in liquid and powder form, ti is a combi na­ tion treatment thut qot only puri­ .'ill East Second Street. fies the wound of gerrtts that ratine 1113 Sanford Avenue infection but it Yeiris tho lle-xh with ovtruordinary speed. Bad wounds or cutajirhifh taka weeks SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN. to heal with the ordinary liniments Children HufTcDng from intesti­ mend quickly under the powerful influence o f thi* wonderful rem­ nal worms are cross, restless and edy. Price (liquid) 80c, GOc and unhealthy. There are other symp­ If the child Is 11.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold toms, however. pale, has dark rings under the bv Union Pharmacy. eyes, bad breath and takes no in­ terest in play, it is almost a cer­ tainty that worms arc eating away . W EAK EYES its vitality. The surest remedy fo r Are made strong by Leonard?* Erl worms is White’s Cream Vermi­ Lotion. Infli8nnatjqn la cafpd with* fuge. ti is positive destruction tq out pain in one da; the worms out harmless to the Simmons Siberia Refliberators t.-t“ f.H- + 4 " H - 4 - + f f 'P H - + - i - H " H - t t + - H - 4 - + < " H t - H f + - H " ; d - K - H - H - + + + T .4 Fresh Oysters TYPKWRITKRS Mary Pick ford Will Be Seen Here in “ Rosita” Is with us again ti ! ing measures for | Clothes that Fit. you need a or later, you will well paid to invt gate his line and pri( V RAY BROS., PhUrtC j Sanford mn ihr : Sophia Crane, or, Otherwise, to at* to t h e 'la n d hereinafter d e sc rib e to alt parties claiming Interest der Jacob Brock, deceased. 41 Iloylc, deceased and Michael Doyle, deceased, o f otherwise. In and to the following described land th Ihe County of Hemlnotr and Htnte of Florida. mnre particularly de­ scribed ns follows: All of Block Twenty-three (21). nnd Lola Two (1) and Four ( t ) . of HI nek Twenty-nine (29), of Mellnnvllle. Florida, according to a plat thereof duly recorded In Plat Book 1. on page 120 of the public records of Seminole County. Florida, and to nny and all other person or persons, whoso names are unknown, claim ­ ing nny right, title or Inlerest In mol In the property herelnnhove de­ scribed, or any part or parcel there­ of ll Is hereby ordered that you and each of you, tie nnd appear before mir sold Circuit Court, at the Court llmisn nt Snnford. Florida, on the let day of December. 1921. nnd then nnd there muke answer to the bill of complaint exhibited against you In this cause. It Is .further ordered that this Order of Duplication tie published In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, once n week for eight consecutive weeks Witness my hand nnd the seal of] tlie Circuit Court of the Seventh j Judicial Circuit of the Slate of i Florida. In nod for Seminole ('nun- | |v. «,n this the 13th day of Septum- ; her. A D 1914. (Seal) R. A IlOl.'CI,ASS. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida. In and for Semi note County • By V. E. DOL'D LANS, (Conlinurd From Fage 3) selfishness. They suddenly found themselves restored In body and all Captures Wallace Cup for their temporal hopes nnd ambitions Almost everyone knows that ^ Kenneth Hnll Declares Most Cards Sent Per Capita Over Three Hundred New were at once revived. Rage Ten and Sulphur, properly Prisoners Received During Situation is Serious and Self dominated them and they ny JAC KSO NV ILLE . Fla., Oct. 13. ‘Calls Upon Citizens For First 9 Months of Year; turned not to Jesus to express compounded, brings bark the nat­ ural color nnd lustre to the hair 1 Support High School Team The Davenport Board o f Trade won 91 Prisoners Are Released their gratitude. I think when we enthrone Jesus when faded, streaked or grny. the John L Wallace cup for the '., ---------Deploring the luck o f uniform! largest number o f points per ca p ­ T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla , Oct. 13.— Christ in nur hearts we go a long Years ngn the only wny tV> get this — J proper equipment for the San- ita in the post card campaign spon­ Ninety-four more more prisoners way toward destroying ingratitude. mixture was to make it at home, The second reason is, Pride— o f which is mussy and troublesome. I High School football team, sored by the Florida Development Kenneth B. Hait, today is- Board and the Florida Association left the state prison during the the ten. only one returned, nnd he Nowadays, by asking at any drug n Samnrnn. Remember, store for “ Wyeth’s Rage and Sula statement regarding the of Ileal Estate Boards with an av­ first nine months of this year than was ihur Compound,” you will get a various condition which the lo- erage o f 125 points per capita from wore received, according to state these Jew? looked upon themselves as the children o f Abrnhnm, ns nrge bottle o f this famous old re­ a population o f 328. The Clermont team faces today. prison records. Thi* number in­ the chosen o f God, and they were cipe, improved by the addition of The coach’s statement was ns foi- Chamber o f Commerce who won tho M* Wallace cup Inst year was second cludes escapes, discharges and pnr- filled with spiritual pride. This other ingredients, nt a small cost. EwBn. 1 Don’t stay gray! Try it! No with an average o f 100 points per dnns and paroles, while those who pride caused them to feel they were "Sanford has no cause to he received were new prisoners and worthy of every blessing. But one one can possibly tell that you dark­ turned of the football team that capita from n population o f 80(5. was not so proud. He was the Sn- ened your hair, as it does it so nat­ The Orlando Realty Board won recaptures. Rented its high school Inst .Sat 1 marian. These people had no urally nnd evenly. You dampen n the Florida Development Board cup IT ,,, .The Th ecore, 10(1 to 0, sounds The records show that the total j right to enter the synagogue, nor sponge or soft brush with it and la,b ig but it gives no idea of for the largest total number of fight that the Knnford boys points with 152,341. A large num­ number of discharged on uccnunt j ,|id they enjoy many of the privi- draw this through your hair, tak­ ber o f the commercial organiza­ nf the prisoners having served their ]„Kes „ f th,. Jew*. This nil engrn- ing one small strand at n time; by it Up. Deputy Clerk. „ spirit o f humility which in morning the gray hair disappears, j m : n I i k c o t t i 'S tions and realty itonrds throughout time was 270. Heventy-fivc others | ' "Many do not know the team were granted conditional pardons turn earned this Samaritan to turn and after another application OT| Solicitor and of Counsel for Cornthat was aent out and its compara­ the state sponsored local post card and paroles, while 83 more escaped tive’ size with the tenm thnt repre- campaigns during the week and from the various road comps nnd gratefully to Christ on being heal­ two, your hair becomes beautifully I.l,1.1VlV,' Sept. u , 12. 29, o n . fi, 13. 20 ed to Christ tile Great Physician. (lark, glossy nnd attractive. J ; ; s*„v ^ i<> ■ Bartow. nnriiiw The i ,1,- average uveruLM' weight wciLrui each o f tho cmiiniumtios will re- . . , — nta I think pride is a great bar to a Sanford eleven, willreach 1 13 ; reive the full benefit of advertising ^r“ '" !c stntr prison farm. I heard of a certain IN T ill, i IIU I IT r n l ' H T OF TH E 160; thnt of the Bartow eleven ; accruing from the mailing of those 1 11 ,h<’ " thl’r M‘ ,e ,,f tho lo,|8rr us today. m fvin tii .iiiiH ici. ( l u r i n ' figures show (hat 323 new self-made successful man who hta 170 or one pound more l’ " st cards bearing invitations to I 1" ? . ,o r t h i : sT\TE o r r i . o m i i A . If >00 (1, sire prom pi service mol icrs v w,,r‘* rece.vial for the made a statement concerning him ­ P people In other slate* to come t o ; f ™ " ™ ” i\ i > ii r o i l s k v i i m h . k l o t v - I than the Stetson ’Varsity. In the « Mu-i'iloiml work first nine months of the year. Twen self and which throws some light TV . IV ( I H M Ell 3 . ■ first quarter two of the main back- Florida. \V )■ si.'iie • 'oiiplnlaant. ty more who escaped in previous (>n this matter o f pride and ingrat( A l . l . SOU ; field men were injured. Both men The Florida Stnte Hotel Associa­ J ; were to have done the punting for tion heartily endorsed the post card venr* were recaptured, bringing itude. He said "In all my life I have Ancon JciTilaiiii •*( nl , D.-feudaiit*. become indebted to no man in my Sanford Steam Prcssery i rrerioN Sanford and Peck, the quarterback campaign and urged their members the net total received up to 313. To A,*T oll .1. rn itsn Itohrrt tint n ■ (here is a total of approximate!v 1progress and success." Such a man r i r w t **I r r r t .’ and Captain left the team almost to co-operate in the various co m ­ 1,4t»0 prisoners ronfined nt t h e 1,* „ f„„| ,( 11 I js telling the troth. hail. S umhii Il.ti'iliiiM JoHvpli Without a leader. munities. A«l.*-n Snr.ih J \»k*w. Jame" Stale Prison harm at Rniford nnd ; which i* doubtful. For no one ran Ws.-k1" • t-1■ I'll, • anil ltrl,*-i‘cn "It was an uphill fight nnd the In the thirty-odd crimp* where the Nurrecd to a position of prominence I Flio gnn Hi I,is \ 1 1 :111- mi.I So | ; boya stayed in the game until they ! el. In i ' iiim in I o h <> n *1 • vi-ri No. 1 <th->«c in liest physical con [or influence without the eo-operhad to be carried out. Outweighed ! of tb. .il v•• h.1111' i| i|i-f< ml.mis dilion) men are sen! to work on atioti and friendship nmi help of if liii'iu .*ri-1 it niiv i-lllur or all and outplayed they fought until the the state’s rapidly growing state­ other men. No man succeed > of -,,.l ,|. fi nilntits b- (t'-iol. to nil ~ ist whistle blew. wide road system. | |-i 1 11- -. » I-iImles 1111 -r* » l « 11 rnl-r -neb nlone !*£ "Sanford should lie proud o f her > mn| . . n . f i b . f .1low nm (!••< •ns-'l C IN C IN N A T I, 0«'t. 13.- From There is nm! hns ninny* been rer It was stated only n few dnv* They are ns eager to try |i-f .'ini:) 1 ' * lo i. it A.1100 alknn the squared arena to the sport­ ago that September was one of lain penalty for this failing. The Koli.rt I. in,)' 111 S •< Mm n hnri as though never defeated. ing* silk* o f a racetrack is the the best months the prison depart-I nine were made well and s ’ toiig of Jos, eb I*, t o ■vi Sariili .1 Ask» " irit is to ntay with it until route taken by Dannie McAulHTe, J hiio s V\ , « tv- J«.s^|,|, r 110 e . i " It[' material can be trained for a chnm the Louisville, Ky., boxer-jockey merit has experienced fot sometime body they received great blessthe matter of c-rope* Only, mg*. Idessings money could not buy pionship tenm. It may take n few who is riding at the Latum a race­ four prisoner* got away during • but iht-ir ingratitude roiib<*d tUtfii' but each wants In he here track. that month, and to offset these e* them <>f t>n* supreme gift, and When it takes the field against ihe ■ MrAnliffe decided the thrills de­ capes there who had previously which the Kumarinn received llci whole state. In the meantime Kunlived from the galloping of thor- '..(-nped were na-npturrd not otilv wa, restored m III' phv ford must hack thc team. Perhaps oughhred o i i r h h r r d horses h r . r . . s more m o r e interesting .o t.rs.tlm Me«l body but cxperieneed Hie j"V few know what whn the High School than the thumps received in tlu­ A N A T O I I*' li’ U A M I T l,f fellowship and com radeship 1 Athletic Association Assoc _ Athletic faces this ring. I f V 2\ V I V w i l h , h(. |_(irtl J l Mly Tll, ,e 1 A year ago he laid aside . 1 1 X 4 CUT TO SUIT year. the gloves that fitted a banlamis k prearriptian for Mnlnrls. ,<eived the gift of abundant life SKK “ D i e 1 Association took over old weight 11111I entered the Kentucky . ... . _ ,| lhe other both this and a blessing j Chill* nnd I’ evrr. Deugoe or Bil equipment that had not been paid plant as stable hoy, ioun Fever. It kills the germs. i u is o n A W ,*\ J in addition infinitely greater m f o r and Was worth about $125 and McA uliffe's first big 1 bailee _ _ _ . . Paul understood tin . penalty, r at tho same time look over Ihe hill ennic at tiie recent Rat eland meet - i (Continued from page 1) 'V - find in Romans 1: lie says., to- tho extend of IMH). Without ing. lie was one of the outsiaml. 1 lie writing* of Anat.de Fiance ( ' ,m1 |," t aekm.vv (edged 1 - enough equipment for a team it he mg mlers and scored an average . camo necessary to order some new |of mote than two winners daily me known for tlicit imaginative Him not ns God. neither gave DAILY material. Even then, through the wilh a record of 7d places in 120 and deliente "race, the simplicity t ha in,' , and tin';! M 'l - e l e . - hearts I 'i’n fit nit.v J oli mi ria rt I) Fruits and Vegetables in and they "I lit.', at vie ah'l II s beautiful I rails- were darkened necessity of economizing in­ stalls Season On 1 nr oecaaion he rode a s t hi ("lit footed beasts pick i:s I >f mmginal ion Franre l i d llrv o sufficient shoes, punts and some in all seven races, finished Inst l.iiem y Ucnsoilnhle Prices things other material lias been product'll. four times, placed in two nnd tin- «■rI' e *tml "It IS th imagination. , ,,' “ l * ......... tlm l v o n r a n a l f o n i to p a y . HOY \L Fit I IT <(). sow. all Ihe I" n u l l v f l i c e \ - t - l m n n y with it- lies, that The team went on the field Sutur isheii thin! in the other, N e t I i n I V m t r r n I n l nn B A L L O O N S fo i all C a r s . m tinw i n Id a g e " f m a n . I ng t a l l it u<!< , a n e s beautv ami the virtu day with misfitting shoes, torn, wet j He is only 2! years old and in o u r l” ‘ 1(1 n i l s , t h e f i i “t a n d f m r - t l i l e I We are great only t l n o u g h breeches and sweat shirts for jei • ten ligtils around laitiisvillc slng. , , , , 8-,v* linaginatioti." nu acys in Borne ruses. a good account of his alnlltv and i- „ i . , / i t i a ft< was a, gpftat Ffefii’h J i t . “ .'!% rt" friends, I think one tea Bv» "Hoa,\{Sanford barked its team'’ was known SELL ------ RENT as a heady performer erarv fillister, yet m> In- was a v'erv , sfin tie l.ord lo-n* has given ih the •‘ Ir- IIt Iff |*J|If The question can he answered Lv in the ring Ills head work already j,,, lee .|d i*,, all those who ate try man mail, given (o g o m p , seri f - the business men and people. Must has displayed itself on the track. h e a Mi ' d a b o u t w e i g h t ' m a t t e r * , to I ing t ■ Ini a t ’lmstian lit. may men turn beggars in order to make It login/.' out opportunities and 0111 on* a b o u t small t h i n g . . light people provide their own children II. S. I’ O N I) einui kindly and ni-t. and u i n o . t "liligato-o. and may tullivate and with protection and equipment " •i.r i I t - L \ T» *t" pi.ii ttce tin* spun nt Hianksgvvmu i h i t m i e g eniiverMil l o n a l i * ! Thu* I*!hitii r B uy a Sanford must hark her buys. The> In i lie life of our cuiitmiipoi ary lie came to he called " I c bull mill are boys to be proud o f .“ S ' , _______ ____ _____ "U in a li't. Fdgai A Guest. w e have I n - ' I v tn* f i tend* it on 111 11 aril oi k ■i pot'dde example of a man nppl'P i c k f oi ,| Mai \ "A m n a a ’s TRAIL B L A Z E R S AT ( A I T ! \ I I run - achieved In* vvotlJerful i in'IVi* of til* ft lends He Iilin*el1 j Swi clheni t ". will he seen today T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla . Get 13 “ I " 1 toimitrow at tie Pi im ess mil'll iv of the I-ii ic It language - a ' * t to v tia'i- opt I'io-d lo* life ll is iilatcd < ' Inin W < i an *h"W n i " ! e ,.f a *pni! The Tamiami Trail Blazers’ pai 1 bealrr in her greatest triumph, hv hard woik from t he l.l • Hcb rod il ui iv >I y t ui ii at 11>t v from Fnrt M mth <. ..r ••iBmiol ’ Rosita . .Manv local ml that hi* fust proofs more strong, which has heel, plan |n» ™ » U“ ’ ....... . actress m m l. r w e e onlv th. I» go, e CIve* them full appl eclat O", He i - w i nt i hi* mallei tun e.id lie give* 1to 111 full apple latino -ning fur some lime to visit the cap l " 1" w< h, r 1,1 ,1’ 1' M,,[| time again al li'il of glut It ude to those t.. win on it iweeding" a* f" to be peculiarly fitted tot iier iU l city and tnkr part in Lhr <*t*n ' ' V," V ; ' , ....................... » ,i r u,,...rinir r okl ■llle ) I . l l l l i t l l i| o f t i n I ' ot i gl , Miss Pickfold spent iikutifh* month* in tn 11 • rn,,f*^n,k’ t*nnl>.I / v . . U . r n t , .. . , , • M i bb I'n k foid hprnt r ,Tr“ tennial cibhriilnin, IS expected to fl|,tllI1D an I wilh the shears i ' l - . c e ' ti gal loti filming, "Rosita” ami the lir.„|", prodm von vv ill to v• l ♦ > ♦ > ❖ ♦♦♦ v ♦>♦>♦>♦> ❖ reach nert* on .Sunday, No\ *.». at ■f c o r d i n g t*i w o r d ri HTi vi**! f r o m *..... - K _ . ‘lift ' V TH E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , M O N D AY, O CTO BE R 1J, 1924. t For the Busy Man Alert, responsive banking service, organized to meet today’s financial needs. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 4G Interest I’ aid on S®yIHB« Accounts Strength -Service J ’W y Statistics show that an average of 5 persons read each copy of a daily newspaper. Figured on this basis there were 10,635 per­ sons who read the Herald on Saturday. , 1 oTw t The population of Sanford as shown by the Polk Directory is 10,432. Do these Figures Mean Anything . to You? * B __ -*A •C*- *- \ —S' — b ».v * ». . CJCtnli '* • ’ �fchsfefti en MW— v B ; I T ;;:W ’ ’ V V ,' - , "'• ------------------------------------------------------------------- = = , 0**i f it * ' ' . ' 'V .2 ,vv5* -'■•’ -••• THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1924, r n r . ^ m . t M 'I '" -■ . , . . . ... , , , i ■■ r . \ ii r/f<v i ' i 1- . page ; I■r .U»» * i ------------------- ■ m| * •-T-— ■ r— . 1l 1 lt:■ . ■ Of "X’*-ik ■•v*- ’ V***4sA *&*■*■+ = = * ■■ **J4aS"# Vo ^y>rr* c Want Ads On These P ages Reach Thousands of Worth-While “Want Ads’*'Readers Every Day. Learn to Sell the “Want Adt W ay” Phone 148. * 1 ,W - - • * ■ ■ ■ . , , , , „ x j * ■ . « » <• ,- \' Advertising lly Herald Lost and Found Help Wanted --------------------------- -----------—-------------- BATES ------------- TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE— LOST— Saturday night. One six Send In your subscription to the, months old white collie pup. Lib­ In Advance Tribune or, h»t)d it to - your local eral reward if returned to J. C. dealer Anfr*«ut4an r*4 J Florida’, De*n,_ 1114_ Park Avenue. greatest hewspaper. On* year FOUND— In front of Post Office. ■rdi*(tir t»r $8 .00 , 0 months $ 4.00 , three months One pair tortoise rimmed glasses. $2 00 . If you desire $ 1,000 insur­ Owner may have same hv calling __ JS* a lla* ance policy add 75 cents to your ] at Heraldt-office, proving owner- #*i a lla* . Oc a III* I »nlgr. ‘ n • ;!:___ lV U — _ _ 1 ship and paying for ad. . J*e a lla* LE a’KN ABOUT rot* County and FOUND— Ijirgt- white and yellow liu b U above Lakeland, through tha Star-Tele-; dog Thursday night, presumably are for coe- ' ^ram. Beat advertising medium In a hir«l flog. Owner may locate South Florida Published mornings. same by calling at Herald office, ona. rersge t «l*n*tb Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. \paying for this ail and fittingly OHIO— Xenia. 'Make your sales rewnrd finder. (DO for first through the Xenia Garotte, l restricted to Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural lion. M ITIO : TO f ‘llttlllTOIIH district. Want ad and display In I'onrl eda The Banof rmiiilt Jtfdvr, ter-mlitfilr rtlpunalbli rates on request__________________ ronnly, Khtrliln :t insertion, COl.UMillT* IOAJ I.KimKII—Olaee- 1fi ID* K"lut«* itf Sum V*liilli(in. tlraubeequent flee ibould be ly In caae of isicna. iniatlte thorth rate*, rule* [will tfive jrou [tlon. And 1f II afelet you In )t ad to make N O T IC B . juM * r ' v" tbe'r uthera c a n ’t Ire addrean ae (one number if lie. About one fthousnnd naa a lie |»aar.'.T > f l r ' lire at M H I T ha T h e dee- I f Ice «ir U r I c l d 'eronllavalld. rice fomnt. Efficient Building Material )OK STOYKi* $10.00 saved on SugVit for cash up Also save you o jl. mid f m K WORKS 'Phone 49 1^3 M on sand-clay P U B L IC STENOGRAPHER— MIRACLE Concrete C o , general Your business solicited.' H. H. cement work, sidewalks, build­ Lewi* & Co.. Phone 349 , ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. <■■ STUDY l7A W -A T'H ciM E [ Terwiljeger, Prop. Complete comprehensive train­ Lumber and Building Material ing under personal supervision of j Carter Lumber Company Inw faculty of world's greatest | N. laurel St. Phone 505 extension university. Business HILL LUMBER CO. nouae of law for efficiency or complete, Service, Quality and Price. covering for examination. Special terms arranged. For particulars ( see Mr Itenwce, 20 Seminole Hotel. Cars For Sale HOY W A N T E D - A m b it i o u s boy wanted bv The Herald to sell copies o f the paper on the streets ffimifl, of Sanford each afternoon. L ib ­ Ifled site have the Urgnst rlrcuTo rill 4'ri‘ilU»»r« 1*mi 1••••< |H•*i r 1 lntlun In Boul liw-eetccn Qsorglu commissions will make it po* hfil r.(‘« IIml ItH (tiTHitll** lm\inn eral Hate *c f*-w«ird) Mn*. ruble for bustler to make good : claim* nnaltmt haM **»•tjit•ADVERTISE in the Journal-Ifer^ Vim iirnl iic11 df vmu mi Iiiti Uy learnings. The cirulation manager aid. South Georgia'a greatest j T i n t i f l . n l a m l m ) t i I r * ‘ i | t • > p r « ■ * ’ • n I a n y Will be glad to talk the matter fiver rlalntN nml ilrnianHn, tihlrli ) mi. *»r with you. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, II *-ltli**r of \mi. fiui\ liiivt auninrt! weekly and Sunday Classified rates |Hi** K*«I.'iI ** tif Sum I*h1111|»h, ilnvii 10c per line. Wnycross Journal- (Kilo nf (In* i *nii nt y *•f S*-tnlm»li> ri«i •iiln In Ilia* iiinl* rNi». im *1 It M i‘;ir Hernld, Wnycross. Georgia. m wni k*1ii 11n fill i ii 11•i ..f wit i*| .sfiitt. TO REACH the prosperous farm -', it IHiln Iivii v1*441h fiim Iti« «11at* lim.♦ Rooms For Rent I iill SALK— One touring. P. A. Bros, building. __________ Hupmubile” Mero, Wight ■ 1 | Houses For Rent 11 • iT7.* I Hc A , , '• < | FOR SALE— Large, roomy bunga­ FOR RENT —2 or 3 rooms, 1st and 2 nd floor. No objection to small low. Completely furnished with 110 W . 3 rd St. up-to-date furniture. This house children. was built for a home. Tjocated on FOR RENT —2 very desirable Magnolia Avc. between Twelfth , furnished bed rooms. Apply 217 and Thirteenth Streets. Very best East Third Street. 2 blocks from locution in Sanford, Will sell for Post Office.______________ __ $9 ,000.00 furnished; $2,000 cash. FOR KENT— Rooms. Wouldn't Balance In terms veby rasy to han­ you be able to use tho money se­ dle. See W. L Rumple nt First cured by renting thnt vacant room National llnnk or call -phono 207 now going to wnste? There are and make appointmrnt.___________ many persons looking for places to IS YOUR HOUSE FOR SALE? stay. Help lake care of them And There is no easier way to reach not only make money but assist In |people who wish to purchase a ! keeping people in Sanford. Phono place such ns you wish to sell than 148 nml give your ad over tho tel­ ; through the want nd columns of ephone. Usr The Herald for quick The Herald. Read by nearly ev— oryhody and Seminole county each afternoon these little wnnt nds rnrry your message to the perons you want to reach. Take a few min­ WANTED—Sanford tmslness men utes nml prepare your nil setting who are In need of competent forth a complete description of th« help should read tha classified property you wish to sell, then page of The Herald. There’* no bring it to The Merabi office nml reason for sending out-of-town for jet the paper do the rest. You help when there is probably just ' might he agreeably surprised at 'he person you wnnt In tho city j the result. ____ _______ W ANTED Boarders, 311 Pul met- FOR SAKE —3 colored houses and one lot in Georgetown. One In Ave. block front Celery Ave. Excep­ tional investment. Houses otdv re­ NOTTGE. cently built. For particulars in<I ii i at Ihiuniel Specialty Shop The l.ndies’ Union of the C'on- next to Post Office. giegiitionnl < hurch will hold it-* Tinni I hly meet ing nt t he home of Mi- .1. D. Davidson, Monday, Oct. IK. at 3 p tu. A full nttendance it t i-i|oested. W A N T E D TO H UY- Second hand clothes. 402 Sanford Ave. f 11Ilf at** ill l Im *f .1 Wanted Wanted rI’o Buy ' |e like new Also cn cabinet. 109 N. Phone 473 .). ,M N U u ■ n m i? 11mfU1** 11ii1*. 1.. 1<.1 I •■tf .Mi t. t' • 1 tint lull 1a Mli It V 1SI 1" l* 1'■, f:.1•« 1MtMllo *' • ft Mi 21% i 1toll.!** IMIlttlo 1i ■1 fl ft. '*1*' i * t. 1i It 1t l|t . 1,1111,11 t s« |1•*3 tn n i Tim *■ ,1a himJk 1hi 1*i o W I S T V l l t i . I N I A - T l i r S ul i l i r i i Tlis I'lnrb sluire Eip.in.oil tm. rr. lr ix I n, I i k I I tiX S u n i l i >. m orning Inmis n ■ I j,rr word, minimum 31c (A t housund gallon TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of 1water tank* pump ; Florida real estate advertise in Wl r l t- <t ,tl'|»* *1’ f >Mill t* W , Spurn ri . the St. Petersburg Times. One cent i |*. 1114- i » Hit n*-' .1f ■1! . - .ml M i f W111 « i ( • ’ «l •......... - Iif t t M cent a word daily, two cents a word h > ri,. elm I . * . * 1 1 1 ,. ,»u ! H uA N IS I bat will p i,, Sundays. _ _ ___ ___________ 1f St* 'if -. .1 1 *•1. I*.t \. I. . ii Ii lu.id heads. Icinl "DO YOU W A N T to buy nr sell 1 ul ,1T Ilk **•>* f * i t1’ !'* - < ini in i >rif *>i ttiii s u u Ii 1*« atnl Mot |pi,-tpaid Mill, $1 ini; anything ? ' If so advertise In ) 1 3*. f - ••till11lot-> 1ml »l.Mi** ■• 1 kxpicsM'd $1 00 per the “ Gainesville Sun. ht%* ** . X-- t 1i . |.|i* h IM..1 to 1 M1l tfn ,'d Farm, Pav.i, tin 'tl 1" * i ■-S' hi1 to Mi l *1 111 tl , THE MORNING JO U R N A L is the f "«N kfh *• >f ►,t l»1 I-- Hill- 1*,1k* • X ,< I ■ [ANING llaci your accepted want ml medium in 1 1 .. \. t.u|«|»* »-• I M.t ! .v . to * tl arid disinfected by l la vlonn I Flu ' One cent a wol d f .ti iti..I 11* t * *' »i I 1 <tu. *i in a it11 ni i it ii* r nh 1*i|IIIT « it Oru-iitul rugs u an inaertion. Mim mu m_25c._____ D Kl \» ,, Bates Route " A " AUVERTISINC. gets results if it N .« T»M••f**t < Iti ml - it.tilfin ift r .'f tl**' *"t»nMt la#-I in reaches potential buyers. Pa- Riil tof ** lit ( . I.\ kIL ft III i t It latka Daily News is ciri ulated In ! Ix»-ft«* unit it* [■:**■'- • ■*f Hi* ''l l ' "f ii i .ii i n o r t i i i : an industrial and agricultural sec­ ■Sii nf*»t«'l Fl**t l ;i HM' I•V Hit I'll fit'll*'! M . i r i i m i I I T <i|-3 1p|tf ilf |t*f*.**• it till i * -i| ni i * * * i t,. i. II oil i n \ in t NII tion. Hii- 4*lr« itti *' till *,f 1lit* St Vt lit It toi l: . ni N i t .— IN : ST. M i*- Hi n11 t.f t.f A tlC U SfiN K k FEA St. I Jnfl 1rIni I'lf till JIHi <l.i % n f » i f 1 1 tin i )" I««r l d j* "ii M t* Mi.ni, i*.i.i I Johns County is reached through 1"1♦.t 1*1,1 1 »nr *-f Ten [l«%rift.I Mi •iirh i lo - , tho SL Augustine Evening Record. \ |• |M2* itl n*r I' ir* i Ii*- » i iiii t <*f Kl»if PI.• uni i* l ijuick results. Two cents per word. font |ir i s. 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I f t I Y y t t YYYY Yr Y YYY A A A *1* ,-A A ♦!« A A AA m . a X a XXX XX a XXX AaU aXXA u XXxXXX H H H XAXXX V y V V V Y v yYyYYf YYY vxx:o:x * *♦* *** vvv •••* ?❖ ft Y v AN INVESTMENT OF A REASONABLE AMOUNT IN LEGITIMATE ADVERTISING WILL ASSURE YOU OF A LONG NEVER-ENDING LINE OF BIG ROUND DOLLARS ROLLING INTO THE CASH REGISTER. Apartments For Rent Zv V Z Zv VZ vZ v Z Zv V Z Zv v Z SKK ■ ■ .1. I). DAVISON ■ (Iti I l< ENSES Dl 1 : IX IIIHKK 1. 1921. Nultre 1- h*n by given that City l.ieen ,-. ate mev due *,ii all occu) lift,,'**, pHtfesMims nr bliMhess ut><*n uliieli a license Is imposed Allied Foster. lax Collectnr By, l-dIt'D Hoy, Deputy. ■ ■ $23 :.U N \S II S U IT OR $2.1.50 <>\ KltUUAT I uilorrd-t.i-Mensure S. W. BRADFORD "A t the Outlet" 1 .— Tn puy y o u ca sh fo r Ui.tl old fu r n itu r e . li C u atom era fo r fu rnit mi* w h ich look s new at g re a tly red u ced p rice s. ■ Cash or (Tcdit I S FI) Fl IIt.MTU KEC CO. Phone f»2S. Uelaka Iluilding ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : « : :M JaenOUF t^tv -IMOKIH lNET WITH \ O R E.L*2>tL '^jO<'Ak-Or 3 G _ ) o r r t f t i N ' ME - ' A ~r y o u ARE. H O M E E ARLY A M O l O O M OREL y o u 'l l M O T W A M T T O Cj O O U T T Q N IC H T - I O Q H 'T W O R R Y h ‘M C O I N TO ■ b T A T R l C i H T US .Twlijfc* FDIt QUICK S A L E - P r a c U c # I I ^ J ^ ® new six riami modern bungalow, good resilience section, one block of High and Primary School#; 1“ ■-i Furnish.sl nr nufurnishi*.!, Thott-: '{i'.j saint Cash will handle, balance ten years. Writ., box 95(1 or Phone 5.10 \V. , sBH ! FOR SALK OR E X C H A N G E ^ ^ , I room Isiarding and rooming ’-’ fi , bouse on be»t residential atreet in lEustia. Nicely furniahed and mi* sn ‘1 1e.l to capacity ull summer, R en t.^ ^ a | very reasonable. Wish to dlipoa#' jrLjl i of property ns am in hunineu In y j Sanford. Eor particular* inquire '*BI Blake's Studio over Bower’* Ph#P- -t'tij Inacy, 1st S t r e e t . ____________ _ A SM A L L CASH pay me ok buy, tl . n lot which will make big profit* •,'* fur you in a few munths. Owner ■. j ! doesn't need cash and will sell On liurvhnser's own terms. If you t (wish to take advantage of the rapid "/3 'increase in value of real estate It might jiny you to investigate this ' ofJVji___Jtiu^JiUO_<ninOTiei|_He£eld , f*()R S A L E Well located residen* j I tlnl lot $50 cash and balance on r«s> monthlv payment*. Prlc# -Ti 1h>x 4 t| rnrt* Humid Offlc#* SP LE N D ID T '£m FEELING. That tired, half sick, discouraged feeling caused by a torpid liver and j constipated bowels can be gotten ml of with surprising promptness .. by using Herbtne. You feel It# , ^5 beneliciill etTeet with the flr»t do** \ as Its purjfyiug and regulating e f­ fect is thorough and complete. It 4 | not only drive* out bile and impuri­ ties but it impart* a splendid feel­ ing of exhilaration, strength, vim, I and liouyancy of spirits. Prlc# |iMk-. bold by Union P h a r m a c y . t i* •* ■!" » . ■t * 4 4 :f ■ ii DR. R. M. WELSH D r. K tihson'a S a n ita riu m GRADUATE VETEKINAUIAN 2 1 H I'nrk A v e . Phone*: Office 20 Home 21 DELAND, FLA. *i|*«*n in t h* |trisfr *"in it f *ir Hui isi<til M*'*I!i*mI uiui Mitlernil v I'ltitf* liitiir hi Kiiit'f ti + tiUJT I'kurii ni All ARCinTECT - 'I I T H A T 'O F U S E AM O FOR. e»EtMC» A CaO O D e > 0 '< - l l _ L L E T T O O ■d H O k L T O U R p i p e c DOCTOR - c o n e C N C R A *b Q U I C K T O O CLAIM -1 MOVER, H IM a c t u k e First National Hank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida .Sanford Novelty Works V. c. COLI.KU I*rap. CONTRACTOR AND UUILDtlte U n . n l l h « * aa>4 HUI W n I( i BIT . s M a H t h l Street We Ebcrsoa-IJadaley Paint. I l l MAGNOLIA AVKNUB “ Call for our #ricea.M ‘ i Gleet Bittain ri#kte rseerved ! v v ^ v v v - > *! p | # * * * * * * * * * , <j'„\l^ - , > -J - , 1\cVp T ' V ’^ V Wtj .V * A j Aoom 205 Conrad Building Lossing Paint Co. ■T Ixt u Fcj>Tm*c_S«wv^*. Inc 1— I THU^ e k E fO R E ' ,1 m uctio ■ I : * FOR S A L E — Ix.ts 30. 31 and 32 In Palm Hammock. Conxinting ot 20 . 05 acres. For price and term# address owner W. M. Brock. P. 0 Box 84 3, Miami, kds BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD rr a h j ^f j g REAL-ESTATE ■ By GEORGE McMANUS I C A PV T T> 1 /N M O tb m t-* fsv PAV [ O F r t c e . e » T H e i« t h e n iN L t f - *.s o j WANTED ■ 914 __y, L-—™ — 11 A S M Owen, t $1(100 Z V Z Vl v Z V Z v XY *♦* YYf YYY YYY fff YYY YYY fff Y ’zY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY ffY YYY YYY YYY YYY v vv FOR SALE S u CnIT TO SIWOOD IT porch and garage. Myrtle Ave. Flton J. Moughton ;iNG UP FATHER Of . «!♦*J* fff ff Y YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY fff YYY YYY YYf YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY II ■ i - ■ FOR R E N T —Two nice rooms furnVi t * ished for light housekeeping. 719 link Ave. I.(> A NSTT.j >.VN{jL~LO <VSS A Through u large minding mm- • •- X tinny the “ Seminole Business E x ­ FOR RENT— Furnished - bedroouj,.,'.. change" is able to negotiate loans , and furnished three room apart* on First Mortgage on Improved meat. 1009 Union Ave. City Property. Applications will | FOR RENT—Two furnished room be strictly con fidential,__________ I apartment, with or without g « - -ii R A IL R o' aT)FRttNTAGE - 250 1rnge. _ 1300 Park. _ _______ I feet on A. <’ I . Price reason-I APARTM E NT FOR R ENT—On# /d able. Terms to suit. Street on 3 room and one 2 room apart-- \*V»rr two sides; allev on other side. No nient. Apply 300 French Ave. commission. Address Owner, !\ 0 Box fiUfi, Oilnudo, Fla. Phone FOR RENT— Unfurnished 5-reom ' apartment with bath, screened 1 I IH-J. i RAY BROS., IPhono 548------Santord a XXX x x xx x xx xxxxaxx xx x a**jj,*x j.x j.i.XX u j .XX i x3xx x x XX X X X X xxxxxx X 4j> ♦♦♦A A A A A ------ WANTED TO RENT— How do we hear people* say they wktft rent a house but find* It impossible to do so. It is difficult to gut» In bp US touch with owners who have hou houses to rent. The property owne •r t f l H his iB«*r . '. make no mistake sending Ms sage to people looking for house*.f if he use* The Herald's classiflfcd |nage. The ads are cheap. Phono 14H and the paper will do the rest. FOR RENT— Five room cottageiOn paved street. A p p ly -300 FrenchAve. ’•tjs FOR RENT— Small fumishett & house— bath, light, gas and Igarage. 209 E. Ninth Street at service. _____________ Magnolia._____________________ . -tX'TW FOR R E N T — One room with board FOR RENT—Ten room house, near ’ S paved highway, one mile north " ( for two gentlemen. Apply 111 of Post Office at Ixingwuod, across , W, 2 nd Street. _______________ _ the lake from Short’s filling at*-' ' i FOR RENT —2 large front rooms, tion. Apply to W. S. Entzrninger* adjoining bath, $20 per month. Ling wood, Fla. >w«j )__ 709 West 3 rd St. ’5 " P i WANTED An experieneed wait * ers and fern growers of Volusia nf Hnto.l ni ibl.t r 1Jt Ii I *•21 ntss. Martin's I'afe. Del-aiul county advertise in the Dcl-and IIntnl llrifitir r IHth, 11124. I 'afi>. Dally News, rate lc per word, cashi A.Inn Hint i hi mi II ELI’ WANTED Young lady with ordej\ __ __ I wanted to enroll in Herald's big A LITTLE W ANT AD in th e j Tin: n i l M t .11 ih. ks i m n r Salesmnn-lup I'ampaign. Excel* Herald will bring you big re- j innr ni:miniii.i : i ni \'n, i nni- tional fipportunit y for bustler. sulta. Advertise those old articlrs j n i*. , $1843 in pi in s are being offered in h i : »•<t \ rt: i o' Iyou hnve stored away and have ; lo the workri securing the mosl S A M I III. H I N D S In . . » i h | no use for. A little tliirty-cent m i 1 i ’ H i<t Itif* \olfs in a con ti-l which will end may bring you several dollars. Th»* fmM Siimu•i IM'n.*-** h.iviTu* I .Saturday niglit, Nuvemlier 22. Phone 148 and a representative • ! l * * * l l n l » * * * | r t t « **?t f 111\ !**?♦, *There is still time to win. If you IEl I In- ! ' MIII11 > K'f v"* 11‘11111■11'r 11>1hill , will call to see you. \iiu ttint-cfnl i* IIi•mi jnr*» t-> t il l*|have any snare time- and would FLORIDA -U ltl.A N D O — Orlando anil iiilniMiiiHli till an«l ■Itiyul if fin ! like to win n Ituit-k touting ear “ till ■I • Ifon-.lH .>*11||t I’fll. r Mini H*T mornng Sentinel; ln-gest class!-; k i i i ' l i r t l a i n I r t * * t i 11 t i t * « f |tJ UARANTIK MODIFICATION, I'.tH•I, III l*f I*ini it|r|f lit til < •lilts j send vn.ti name and address to The nri* -tit •li.ill In* Ii -I- *int'il !ic*‘i*i'*:lliik find business, rate lc a word, m in-,J»t''l111 Herald office and the contest will -. IIII I. I ,-f. i. lit, ISfli ..11 I T' ||S\ 1il S l|« l-d Wall h*l|t tln l *--n Imum 21c_cnsh with order. I N‘,ii * uil i-i. IS.’ I mill 111,' ..I.) I.■M I Is- explained to vou. Phone 148 Mol SToN , l)« t. ;• T h e g o v e r n 1 , J till, I.. 1I. ,■ ^ f ,|nt | * 1 1he ,1*1111 lift*■ of <’' tohi'I A I* t VOU AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - A u ­ 1If* ftHill ; m e at in sp e c to r an noun ees the •rm *r •Inn 11i*1• i'll ■n **h ‘-iii-! i •I gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s grentest t -11 e oilIn. I vl |eif til. p r o h a h ility ,,f u m o dification of nn . w l e|. | ' » *. . s M i* f. Ilou lni2 It mi otric.nl aignatu.e .mi, All m.'iki's AtHomoLiim* * 1 1 1 ,1 classifieil medium, rate cash ,0 f)c l'f l III *tl t*. Hi.flit fit {m i N**h .1 |t. the foot a nd m o uth d ise a se fplnr1tl" .1 |*> •1• *f \ *•fl lint oif t a St ml l lii’f •if *!i c fit law tl.l. till- tun ,t,.i Scpl. ml., r Ijghtlllg I'1:1141S. 4111V Hlilkl' charge. 10c i>er line, minimum I o n l in e in some se c tio n - d u r i n g the l. . . Hit* I * <|.« ».. « If <•« in\ t».*•»»* a- .'..till' Mill W 11fit ■ > 30c.______________________________ 1, 1 next two Weeks *-f (Im- i '••ti iti \ .il l* a■il*l I' iih | H I |!* i , S \\ .............I SU *., , f M Vr nr i>i,11:i v I 't 1 rF|t I'M s It :i" 1 M A IN E Watervllle, Morning Sen- •l*l% if •K |. i1i* 1 1•• 1 , ; V 4 M S l.*H fl ft 1 W I i : I* lint 1 ID*l.l * »: 1 tinel. Thousands of Maine peoi f» 1 '.* -*.i nl 1 «nil !►••! n*. it"8t *i1 1< ,1 ni. * i 1 at it,.- t! ,* 1* of th» 1HeUll lo " " f |pie are Interested in Florida pron !»Ut 1.1, :u, i’ T. Nm J H» erty Reach them through the '- l f 1 l fl 1131i \ .tul It.M - f . . : Sentinel. Rate card on applica- tht*" dl F*.<«.1 ft..nt! - f.4 li. tl.it. 1 In * •a m s M S s n 1f inn. I1*21 Mml t" 1*. r; Ml11** n .1 t .-n Vest of I.ONgWIHIll, niiv•!\ ft..Ill t i.' :r-j i l->.lh f1ii m1'i C O U N T Y - The .it., |n high ruige laud I’ A EM BEACH i t.rih Ii, l I \ .* it fill i i in *i *M« scene of stupendous development , Mm f.*ll. -n Inu Ina fi n* f I ■ \\tf flnu ing well disIl li ff11*•*•■! ft- •it. I • '.'il I, River; f>0 acres Read about it in the Palm Bench mj*Dtiml1m * 1.1»HJil 1v 1-l 1'•*• [ilemlid cullii attoii; , Post. Sample copy sent on re­ ll.-llltw mi iti »"- i •.I ft- . in .*l r i i , .. •Mill 1If < .! a tmia r k 3■■T 1'•? * [cultivation with a , quest. 1 fi.le it uin 1<1' 1#■.J If. I*. 11 to CO ml ready to stibir- TAMPA/FLORIDA- -Tampa Daily Midi iif ■ .(a mii*f t 1S.I I* home daily, inodern 7 room , Times, the great in * *i Viii 11)1.. **i r>.( r'aler works, plumb- rule lVfcc per word, minimum t u i ti f • I*1V*il.l t \ i - 1 i • 111*rnI■•' »*! M t a, outhouses, tenant charge 2f>r cash with order. Write miiliii* I . IJIR) two year old for complete rate card. I nml 1 l*i trrrs, 20,001) sour n i:v KI i il’ DU* ATTENTION Pm- I** tit4*1 il » I,i ii <i.t i ' I :• n.ls * * m '< .] # * in Ii*> u | n r> 1 h K H i** ptr**il»*«t tl**1\ Bii.lit t them ready to loid #*|<1|||11I nl In nif*| It! Ii j wt OFY II. In M IJ*I11I Ififinji i Fr dairy and poultry V half mltilon rlotliif hl$rl*n-fi> l»* ilia »; •.!* *H>,I••I* ' l $ 15,000 one third u » t l f l i p i t r h Jii ft f fl n a h v n i t * M'liI iM ItUiii.i; * *e iu?ro«a Ewnm- 1 M* ti l** IIMi1*1.1 m forms. I..-ike Jes- "i 1 111mu *|**tIdr hr jh I •'* This »r mi tut. q i id rii*r million * IMIiLlI it- lljl tl llli 1 U lnc.. Lmgwimd. Fla. A' |l**nn 8 t\nf»Ti . »**A f». J 'U '. liar Optra Ibhjfp nrn1*»r rttliFlfur I <»n mnf ■*« I Il.OlM) ciitilingc plants I I vi» ma o m l I I Inn* Th«Itik h1 l»tvas yf nilekt rlui n* o fur list* h., 111n IIJfills* R. Prevnlt Moore’s ‘l* I;i ni *\*-Io|m r»* f•• */pI I n '-ii cr#»i:rnt flout W'fltf 1 v«»ln|im**iil Pvimrl -mi­ , I. M■t . I llul ni 1 1 ’ a N t*w « in rii! T H t* ! ‘f nt H r it l f-drawer Singer sew ' Houses For SaleT* • ------------- --------------------------------- --------------------------------- BATTERIES jllaneous Sale both •k. < - - handle fl 'V-«M Mi: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 13, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 13, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bc1a120dd8a382f45a6dc19dfa81df31.pdf 3553623082c4660050e4cd0024da23c0 PDF Text Text Vi.J| wn %)$ 4* m IS P , MK ■.V '* '• " ^ i l s r a ..' «n Rentl* northeast and c a s t ' Highest temp. Monday -------Lowest temp. Monday ' - I , Richest ( I K U n d • .• , , yj s*== -M- a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s k/Av ,T 1*I- I Senator Takes Own Life By Use of Gas W A SH IN G TO N Oct. J1SPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924. NUMB] ■ FORDSMOS£LER^ ArthurS.Peck,Rector Of Holy dross Church X 14.— DAVISCARRIES ■ H H H lB w ie :lwi • tj, I t MUNICIPAL HALL ® y .' today.' , He committed 'ittiSklb* •SdtfRHlC to d verdict h i the cbrbnef'* Jury probing the •igiblfe ie v € o r SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS . tit Azores; Tomorrow teflPast Way Mark C* % e Se n ato r’s body was found by W. P , Lundy, hla secretary, fully dowsed on the floor of bathroom with his head resting on a pillow. Tho odor of gas, according to Mr. Lundy, led him to sekreh tho upper rooms when he reached the house this m orn­ ing. ■ — ‘ , Police say Lundy told them th at the g as J e t in room with hose attached and in S e n a to r’s hands, was turned on when he discovered the body. Physicians estim ate he was dead before daybreak. Edscl Ford, Son of Automo­ bile Manufacturer, Con­ firms Interview In Maga­ zine Thnt Hid is Withdrawn Further Comment Is Withheld for Present 1111* i f Pastor Episcopal CGur^h In This City to Hand In Res­ ignation to Vestry Wednes­ day, Effective January 15. Quits Work After Serving 12 Years City Manngcr Says Excava­ Minister Hns Heen Active In tions for Foundations to Religious nnd Civic Affairs of City During Residence •Begin Within Week; High Wntcr Won’t Affect Work Democratic Nominee Feels Confident of Victory As He Passes Over Into Illi­ nois From State Indiana CEMETERY, BODY IS APPOINTED BY Scores President CITY COMMISSION And G.O.P. Leaders Deal Involving Millions Dollars Announced todaj Officials on a Vis Purchase Incltfih Plants In 16 Citfr Rev. Arthur Searing Peck, re c­ Mnkcs Severnl Speeches In To Bo Responsible for Man­ Manufacture:’ Has Not Noti­ tor of the Holy Cross Episcopal agement of Tract to City A building permit for tho Con­ Indiana Monday Attack­ fied Government Accord­ Executive Body; Resolu­ struction of the new municipal hall Church for more than 12 yenrs, is ing The Tariff Measures ing to Offlcinl Reports at a cost of approximately $65,000 shortly to leave his chnrgo here, he tions for Paving Approved announced to his congregation at has been issued and it whs revealed A ROA RI) D A V IS SPEC IA L W A SH IN G TO N . Oct. 14 — this morning by City M anager \V. the morning services Sunday. At A Cemetery Committee to su­ President Coolidge does not H. Williams that building inator that time Rev. Peck made known. T R A IN , Springfield, III.. Oct. 14.— pervise nnd manage the new mu­ his intention of pinring his formal I ,|0j,n \y. Davis, Democratic presicontemplate tho appointment E x p lo s io n inis are already being unloaded on resignation with the vestry nt its dcntinl candidate, left Indiana to ­ nicipal cemetery when it Is com ­ of uny commission take up the the city's bulkhead property where meeting on Wednesday night of day nnd campaigned his way- piled and ready for use was ap ­ Muscle-Shoals question in con­ A transaction of great the building will be located. JTON, Oct. 14.— through Southern Illinois, carrying nection with the reported Monday and today survoyer* this week. pnrtnnce, one which invo1 In his resignation to be submit­ across the W’nbnxh ho|H>s of victory pointed by the City Commission of withdrawal of Henry Ford as having switched were at work laying out nnd s t a k ­ several million dollars, was. Sanford ul 'its regular meeting ted to the vestry at its meeting which he said he did not feel when bidder for the property. It ing off the ground on which the tjviousiy planned tomorrow night at 8 o'clock nt tho. he entered Indiana. nounccd today when A. Monday afternoon. The committee was announced thnt the P resi­ city hall will he constructed. The burse, presumably home of H. F. Whit nor, Sr., Rev. He left his promise there to is composed of Mrs. dent has received no inform a­ Houston, vice-president Susan B. city manager states th a t as soonims , 0 to r r |ieved „ f his tion ns to Mr. Ford’s action e x ­ jtter weather con­ the surveying is completed, work | h j , f h(. fu rth rr “hold the scales of justice fair nnd Wight, ch airm an : G. W. Spencer, general mrtnnger of the Sout.1 equal cept what he rend in the news ing the northern will Ikxtim on excavations, for tlie , . . , ,, . . . _ rilL!li.|M % *•..... between every man. woman Sr., II. C. DuBose, Mrs. Alice ern Utilities Company, o ihi vim: «ift € . i tk . .. Tl Lno rt pour.. a„> Muted tudiy. Hcv. 1 ivk s. probuhl«% Hn .-h id papers. F itts , secretary, and J . D. Parker, fountlHtioim. : . i .. . . nm ii wmu. Declares Country Will Not [giant airship ZU-3 • 1succeRBor in nol known. 1 **•firmed n report thnt the J - G ‘If you return to power P resi­ superintendent. ing Of concrete for «he foundation^ hpn, lh fri,ni whleh he has been .. Tolerate Subniihslon Of D E T R O IT . Oct. 14. F.dsel II. | n bee line course dent Coolidge, and the last con­ White Corporation of An will probably begin w thin the next tht. |IMt fcw months The city government is now pre­ Democratic Questions To Ford, president of the Ford Motor week, staled Mr. Williams. gress, most of whose members are Azores to Ukohurst, 1 “ ’ staler, mr w iniams Kn<1 hilt inability to regain suffic- candidates for re-election," Mr. paring to sell bonds aggregatin g ta, Gn., has disposed of ItF Any Group of Powers Company ami son of Henry Font, eeoK. When asked if the high w «t«^ In |, Hlren|tth „ , in rry on hj B work $10,01)0 for the improvement and rerosts in tlie Southern UllU [vornble weather is «ke Monro,. K, v. P, , k lt> d c . Davis charged, "you will have the beautification of the ir a rt of land Company to the American P e last night confirmed an interview I__.................... .l’r<;-.U wou d ha e path of ship In the next same sorry spectacle of govern­ IN D IA N A P O L IS . Ind.. Oct. 14. . , on the construction It should reach its desthe current. ;issue ofr i<*..11t«.r*. oilier - anyz effect w ,», rule to sever his connection with ment impotence thnt hns afflicted already purchased for cemetery and Light Company of New Ybt. — American sentiment will “not in 11 . ,, program by tielaying It, Mr. W i l l - | 1 In making thi* nnnouncenii purposes. The committee appoint­ fodnesday forenoon, it t ),P water will not the local church, he further told this country in the months thnt ed by the commission will have Mr. Houston stated that controfllfi to lerate” submission of Democratic Weekly to the effect that Henry j j mHh snj(j members of his congregation. hnvc gone by." questions “to the determination of Ford had withdrawn hi- bid for ( effect it because the foundations , •'It is with a feeling o f genuine In speeches last night at Terre jurisdiction over the Irnct and will interest of the J ^ G . W h ite_C<* any group of powers,” S ecretary Muscle Shoals. Henry Ford, who will hr laid on the hard pan which _ l>c responsible to the City Commis­ ration, represented by its no iegret that I leave my church here rtic Safeguard*. Hughes declared here Inst night i is several feet under the luvol of and the good people of San fo rd ," Haute nnd in the afternoon nt L a ­ sion. in the Southern Utilities Compa* JU ST. N. J ., Oct. 14.— In a campaign address, answering is making preparations to r nter fayette, Crawfordsviljs, Green C as­ the bulkhead. There would he more Mini Rev. Peck, in conversation lias been acquired ami in thu fu ftfguard* nre In effect criticism bv Joh n \V. Davis, Demo­ tain the Prince of Wales here t< Electric Plant Appraised. or les-. water in the excavations »ny with a representative of The ller- tle nnd Lebanon, Mr. Davis r e ­ will be operated under th* rU llble inflammation and In a report at Mondcy’s meeting, counted the record of the Republic­ cratic presidential nominee, of ml - day. could not be reaeherl Iasi way he added aid this morning. the hydrogen inflated ministrutlon foreign policies. ................................. . . . . . . Consulting Engineer Joseph E. vision of the New 5 ork corpO| It was pointed out thnt during , ''I have heen here a number of an administration ns he sow it and night. low until the Riant diriR pressed hard his attacks upon the i Craig stated that the appraisal of tion. Mr. Hughes did not mention the The deul hn* already been IttA Erlsel Ford refused to comment the past week or 10 dayx the city years anil during that time I have Fordney-McCumber ta r if f uct, the tho electric light plant of Sanford, [ and can he cmptle<l of proposed f,e.nguc of Nations pro­ tins been at work reinforcing the learned to love this city nnd its cit effective, it was further announce in any way on the withdrawal of •ous gn* . now the property of the Southern conduct of foreign nffutrs and the tocol by name, but hr laid stress on the Muscle Shoals sewer line that runs directly un- ) i/.ens dearly. My work here has i administration o f the depnrlntenl Utilities Company, lias l>oen fin­ the negotiations having bean CO •ujfht by the truRic fate the question of Jurisdiction over the I>'id for a c t over which the buildproperty but asserted thnt the in der theI, tr ished nnd that the physical value plctrd several tiny* ago. ACCO , ■ . J Tki .. 1. A been very interesting nnd‘ *I hav have the Roma und Dixmu- domestic Issues, which at the I*ing __ will be located. This, it is wild, |pnjliy|1|| jt vt.ry much, liut when of justice under former Attorney terview us published had been ap ­ of the plant Ims been placed nt pnnh-d by S. It. Inch, active v fkept in mind by every hest of Jnpan, occupied so large a und a number of other problems one's health fails, there is nothing General Daugherty. president of tlie E le ctrie H ond a1 $329,54 1.52. Attacks T a r i ff Aft. dIbcc in the recent discussions at prover! by his fnthcr and printed are being disposed of before b# lu’hurtl Field. Shore Company, J . U. I'hilllpa else to do hut to stop," Rev. Peck "T h e ta r if f a c t ," Mr. Duvis said Geneva, lie has not previously r I The appraisal in August. 1923, ... . . . . ............. •|* . ... . situation it ginning nctual construction on the further said. ficlency expert, and E. II. ferred to the Geneva developments i d o se touch with the situation .u , . . ,. was a "criminal imposition on the yORK. Oct. 14.— Her I for tile plant wa* $238,804.62. Mr noldx, secretary to Mr. inch, • ........................in any pul refused to comment upon the i "uiiuing. Doctors, who have hail Dr. Peek people of the United S ta te s " or indirectly, I C ra ig ’s report shows, hut due to eii toward her new home directly Estimated Cost $75,000. Houston arrived in Sanford S& under their rare, have advised m atter, asserting tnut any -lul, The indictment of Senator B u r ­ xt. N J . , the big dlrlgl- lie address. I additions to equipment and im The estimated cost of the munici­ hi in (but a change of clim ate is day afternoon for a short buiint incuts would have to corn. from “Country Wouldn't Tolerate It" lle Inut night was sailinR pal building when completed nnd the only tiling that will help him ton K Wheeler, Senator I.n Fol- j provvinents on the jdunt, the vnluo trip during which time the 1 i >uld Ford himself, und that h» lette's running mate. Mr. Davis “ R ecently," the secretary suirl, Jirond expanse of tho AtIms been substantially Increased, furnished is $75,000, the amount of to regain his health, lie plunn to electric plant was inspected. her journey presumably “the question has been discussed nut be reached. the bonds sold for the purpose. It u-turn either to his former home said, wa* "a s black and dastardly j The largest single addition to the Inch, it was announced, suect1 n crime as could lie committed by of tho appropriateness of invest­ i half ended. ! plant and equipment was an Allisi pointed out further thnt this ex- at Quincy, III., or Harrisburg, Pn., J . G. White a* the head o f W A SH IN G TO N . Oct. 14.— If i Chalmers steam turbo generator, [times during the night Ing a group o f powers with tin- 11e n r T F o V rh aV 'withdraw n his hid ' I'cnditure will give Sanford one both places having offered him pn* any man." This thrust, the candidate aimed installed complete j,t tt cost of $58,­ Southern Utilities system, wh was in communication authority to deal with Democratic „ Muscle Shoals, as indicated by •'( >•' nw,l complete city t*all.luiK« loruten. Ju s t which one lie will pniticulurly nt the former attorney comprises 16 plants in thi* sta 000 Depreciation In tho value Vif with land stations both questions, not questions arising un­ accept, he ha* not definitely decld- general whose agents, he charged, i.u'rview published in Collie. > "> «>’•' c,t> Mr. Inch i t « t present QO-* der treaties by which purlins have the equipment.w as figured n t five jd tho other side of the “ *? flir ... and that the structure will be a «d. he said. trf. the * l» t$ **L u & » g ____ limited th«ir rights, but with quex together with those nt the secre­ per cent.' * * l h t r t n of the community. Rev. Peck wns tsxen sick last tary of the Republican national plnnts nnd ascertaining their con­ in' iWashington of " . ai m ( ) to bujl|Un|r w,j, bp ronf_tn .c tis l « advise officials L Je tfirou gTfih i flunk withbl- tbfc‘-«miti><tbnty A communication from the City dition und needs, it was stated. R i April of this year nnd since that |newa that All on board nation ns to which it hns nut lim ­ bis deci*ii>i of hollow tile and stucco mill a, , time has been unable to carry on roiiuuittce "put on foot und pro­ Planning Crnimlssion was received the most part, Mr. Inch will di ited Its rights. The icntiment < ■ ( em ed nt a point conference" the in ­ Neither the White House n<>r m u lin g to Architect E. J . Mough »nd th at the ZR-3 deBirand read to the commission in the work o f tho Southern UtUjti ^ all of his work here and during a dictment of the Montana senator. this county, I repent, would not the wm department, t" which the ton will have an impressive appeal )<t weather reports. part of thut time, was unable to system from hi* headquarters In tolerate the submission of such bul originally wu» submitted, hie* a per from any side or point of view take charge of any services held communication Riving tw ......................* New York, making periodical trlf questions which pertain to <»ur own heard anything that could change government toward Europe, for (Tty officials s la te th a t with |here. He was taken to Daytona ornate position of the­ policy to the determination of any tin S. & E. brunch on the north, to Florida, it wu* fu rth er aft* r m a l late in the even- group of powers. It will not to l­ the Multi* of tiic proposal, and I,milling materials being received Hcaeh for a short period during which Mr. Davis blamed S ecretary between Park Avenue nnd Sanford I suid that the ZR-3 had erate the making of an agreem**n; none of the congressional leader* siui the survey lor the location of which time his condition seemed to of S ta te Hughes, was described ns Avium . to Union Avenue, lie .paved nounccd. For the present, Mr. Houston » '-1 one of perfect willingness to ro now in I lie capital ini* rcriiv, I the Mrurtill c living made, Ihe pro Ires Island, the castcrn- for such submission. and ul*-,) recommended that Tenth Wo would get worse, lie returned to Sanford Azorea group at about not be willing to enter any o rg a n i­ any recent w„ik from the Detmil pie of Sanford will soon see the und later in the summer went hack operate "provided out willingness Street lie paved to Cyprus* Avenue still general nianuger of the FTot* Whether be will When this little speck zation through which a group i f . manufacturer walls of the new municipal build to the bench where hi* health nn- never leads us into coo peration." and i,JI other stree t* from Tenth bla plant*. tnln thnt position i* not known and Refers to "Green House.'* left liehind. nothing rpowers would lie iri a position to Attention in Washington wa* ing going up nt a rapid lute. ^proved materially bul not su ffic ­ "T h e little g ieen house on K. S treet north to Union on the south will probably not In- announced fot |i> the airship nnd H er-'? att meted a* much to the maga i intervene or attempt to iletcrmii ient enough for bun to in- very nc S t r e e t," nl*o wu* lefcrrod to. Mr be paved from Sanford Avenue to severnl week-, il was furtt the blue green water of our policies for us. line * quotation of Ford's endorse t ypres* Avenue." I live. ■ '-V learned I Davis said it was the "G rand cen­ Ir. "W o have favored and do favor, merit of 1’resldenl (. oolldge'x »ug Rev. Peck came to Sanford more tral headquarters which sent out I'sving Rrmilulion* Acquisition of the South* irouble had developed the submission to arbitral or j u ­ gest ion thut an impartial com mi* |than 12 year* ago to assume the Its detachment* to it* outposta” for A number o f paving resolutions Utilities Company is not the fir* lav and the dirigible dicial tribunals of international Mon be uppninlfd to dispose of |rectorship of tilt- Holy Gross j|put pose* of corruption, were approved by the rontmission- invasion of Floridn by the Am* |>tng her way through questions, that it. the derisions of Muscle Slmals, n* to the report of Church, The church was an old "A n d ," Mr. l)uvi, continued, "we er*. one of which was* for the con­ unn l\>wer and Light CompuC ttwurd with only three questions arising under out tr e a ­ the withdrawal of the lo r d offci t Sanford lundmurk and one of the have not heard the whole story yet. struction of u sidi-wulk on the the corporation having sir* engines running. This ties nnd under international law, itself At a meeting of the Good Itoaii* |f ir!, k houses of worship in till* city We know about Doheny's Idark south side of Commercial Street, owned nnd operated the Mia* served to cut down h r - because these question * nre t-> be < humber of Following hi* arrival here, th The magazine story came a* a < ommiltec of the vhnt. but no word came resolved by principles which are shock to suppoiters of l o r d * o f ­ Commerce Monday night it was dc minister became active not only in xutchel and we know about S in ­ a width of six feet, adjoining lots electric plant for several year*. clair's bonds, but it was only tin- one, two nnd three of block two, alao owns tho Cccoa plant and ia >n» l)i Eckener, her commonly accepted. Hut when we fer. who had succeeded in having elded to nmkc additions to the ten­ the affa irs ot his own church but other day that we discovered that said to lie n egotiating at th a prM thut his pride of the are outside the domain of our the Muscle Shoals question placed tative road building und improve­ iu religious tier 3. und civic circle* there was $90,000 ont time for th e hyd ro-alectrlo," more plucked unduly Inte In reach- treaties nnd questions of in tern a­ Ri-xoli l >n* for the paring of on the senate ca le n d s ' as the ment program u* decided upon at throughout the city. Two years away In Canada, and I heard ru m ­ plant ut Dunncllon. ktination. tional law, nnd are dealing with first order of business for the D e­ a recent meeting. a fter his arrival, the parish house or* that we nre going to have fur street* u . r e : Twelfth S tree t, I'urk F or sotnu time, it was etated^kK our own domestic questions, we re­ cember session of congress. Av .. jc in French Avenue. 24 foot It was said that on Monday night was built and two years ago a large 1 hey New York corporation hAl ’ |ect Communication nerve our freedom to determine were prepared to wage a bl..er representatives of the Geneva and addition was erected including n ther discoveries yet before thi* \,n,c. F ifth S tree t, Magnolia Ave­ the been trying to open n cgotiaticrfl'y sorry tale i» told." iM, Mass.. Oct. 14.-—Tho our own policies. nue to Sanford Avenue, 24 feet Ghuluotu district will meet with bowling alley and basketball court. fight on the senate floor Summing up the political situu fur the purchase o f the controlliing message frum the ZR-3 “ So fur as cooperation is con­ the road committee in regard to These buildings together with Un­ tion, Mr. Davis dcclured the de­ wide; F ifth S tree t, Sanford Ave­ block o f the Augusta firm hot hob All member* of both the sen the station o fth e.R ad io cerned in humanitarian endeavors nue to Cypress AvenUe, 24 feet the additions to he made in their church were entirely destroyed by­ mocratic party was inarching to ki of America here gave we now have it and on n consider­ ate nnd house committees having Cypress Avenue, Ninth until a few days ago were the of­ section of the county. Tuesday fire Nov. 27, 1923, less thun n year the polls in harmony nnd unity and wide; to do with the Muscle Shoal* lie’s position as latitude able scale We are glml of thut S tre e t to Tenth S tre e t, 24 feet ficer* o f the two companies nblfl tCf night representatives of the Oviedo ago. if successful, a* he predicted it bngitude 38 west a t 1:20 cooperation. loinplctu the transaction. As I hove said our question were out of the city today and the Gabrielis district will meet Rev. Peck innnifaKted u keen in­ would be, would give the country wide; Tenth S tree t, Sanford Ave­ impossible to -— leurn |rn standard time. The form of cooperation is suited to Ullfi it WHS uii»**»*-*«*» . . t .i At th at time the hid of ttUTb] nue to Cypress Avenue, 21 feet terest ill young people'* work in hi* h u e if they had been advised of with the committee for he same u better administration of govern ­ wide; Seventh S tre e t. I’urk Avenue American Power nnd Light Corol>cen in communication the f a c t .” _ church, especially devoting a large and Friday night the Alllrigible since 1 o'clock, ment. puny for the control o f tho .-tocls Mr. Hughes led up to thD dec­ f.cmilv of Ford’s withdrawal. See- pur|K.*e to Onk Avenue, 24 feet wide; ran sending messages to laration by enying that " i f Mr. retary Week* said ho had received tnmonte Springs and lamgwood part of hi* time to the Brotherhood At cacti point he stopped along Eighth S tre e t, Sanford Avenue to o f the J O. White Corporation, Atlantic flier. Commun- Davis’ criticism have any s ig n ifi­ no word from Ford and hr.d not district will l>e represented at the of HI. Andrew, an organization of the route from Indianapolis to Cypress Avenue. 24 feet wido; Or- caused the price c f Southern U t i i t - * ^ ^ He has been for a ditions were ideal, tlie cance or point to any definite line heard of a withdrawal being su b­ third meeting of the committee f"r young men. (Continued on Page 8.) unge S tree t, I'urk Avenue to Elm ties shares to jump from 20 td 3 0 number of ycut* interested in the tors reported. of policy, they mean that we would nutted to the committees in con ! the week. Avenue, 21 feel wide; Spurting ren ts on the dollur to 60 Cgn The secretary of the Chamber of |local librury nnd was instrumental |sage giving the position like to renew the controversy over S tre e t. Sanford Avenue to I’ark and still later to 88 cent*, it In forming the old library asso cia­ _______ ____ [ Commerce states that at these ihle showed it was about the I-esgue." f, l Avenue 16 feet wide; K atie Street, said. The purchase of the contjft tion and still later w-ns among * meetings final action wi orobaby "W ith disastrous obstinacy of Southwest of Flores Isling interest followed shortly Sanford Avenue to I’ark Avenue, be taken on the varios roods to !*• those who asked the City Commis­ (e*. and directly on its the lust Democratic administra­ erwards. 24 feet wide. tion ns it will l>e submitted to the sion to erect u municipal librury tion," he continued^ "M r. Davis anThe transaction will liuVa building. He is now serving us the Loading Resolutions. Included in the county bond elevparenty would rnther have con­ feet oq the negotiations now Hoard of County ('/ommissioncr* chairman of the library board KcsoluUonn for the sale of bonds ing between the Southern * troversy than achievement. Mr. "Top of the Hill” whose duty is to supervise the work at its next meeting. ICIIAFEN. Germany, Davit may be spoiling for a fight, ag gregatin g $326,00(1 were also ap­ Company and \the Hanford ■ The great difference in the hospiof the library. pow that the ZR-3 has but the Democratic party has ta k ­ proved by the commission. They Commission for the scquUitidp 1 Since the disastrous fire lu.xt tulity of the Florida people und tho R A D IO -A C T IV IT Y I "lop of the h t t r a s old en uway his ammunition und left were: rty. thfl its remaining property, thp el* people of tho western and northern Fred T. Williams, city engineer, year, Rev. Peck has devoted much (Fro m the Columbia S t a te ) II the half wav point In him nothing but empty shells. Mr. ...... ....plant, ........................... a fi out tt»^ ft wa* jiv given Fur n municipal cemetery, $10,­ trie states wa* brought out at thu noon submitted figures to Tho Herald of his time to laying plans for the Doris—J a c k called me a radio­ Davis, ns an individual has a full aic voyages, it is bo­ 000; of the opening, grading, pav­ one of th ? reasons for tbe cfficfsToVI What does that new church, work upon which ha* luncheon of the Rotary Club today lshie here that if all con- right to demand thnt this govern­ this morning which show a rise In active person. ing, curbing and improving cur­ visit here is tq . discuss thi* d a g f f g by S. R. Inch, vice-jiresldcnt and already been started. Many of the ll the Mg dirigible will ment enter the League, but he has the level of the water in U k e Mon­ mean ? tain stree ts In the city, $100,000; again. However, they were* general manager of the company Mary— A person who can get designs of the new church are to be region of ihe Virginia no such right us a Democratic c a n ­ rot; of three feet during the |>a»t fo r tho extension c f the aewerege us to what had been dona th u s f t t . S ' which hgs recently acquired con­ copied from foreign churches and week. It was pointed out that more stations during the evening didate for president, for the Demo­ Tuesday. It was further indicated tlmt tha trolling interest In the Southern system, $165,000; and for a now are the work of Ilcv, Peck. [of the splendid progress cratic party has taken n back this is the g reatest nnd quickest than most people. local plant may seculre addwiiVj city ja il, $50,000. Utilities Company. \hip so fa r and the fact track on that proposition. It ha* rise In the water legrl of the lake equipment within a *hort time pfoyi Mr. Inch declared that In this Evppolin officials Are of taken note of Uic sentiment of the for a number of years. . vided the city does not tak a K ovcC^ state in con trast to the west, his The retaining wall, or bulkhead, that Dy. Hugo Eckeren- country. , . . . , Th4 party o f plficial* l e l f V former home, the people U k e u “ We have said that the people stated Mr. Williams, was built hand, will slow down the afternoon for down-state fro! man for his face value a t once id arrange his schedule of this country would never toler- with the top ’ a t the high water where other plants will b e I m-peet. while on the other hand the west­ nass Norfolk and Rich- ntc the submission to any power mark of the laka in 1010, when th* ern people do not.' He fu rth er s U t Or group of powers of the deter­ skirt the coast, giving w ater nearly reached to Commer­ LONDON, Oct. 14.— An E x ­ [n a View of the big ship mination o f our domestic ques­ cial S tre e t, In pro-bulkhead days. A f te r spending the afternoon in ed th at in N*w York where he now change Telegraph dispatch from While no definite announcement morning. I t Is then tions. I f we are to cooperate, we The level of the w ater In the lake has been made, it is understood Orlando and touring tb e city tho lives, the people ere very, cold to ­ Copenhagen states the 8wedl»h clala believe th at the ZR- must be permitted to cooperate this morning, he continued, la only overnors will leave by train for ward one another nothing of F l o r ­ irovVmment, headed by Prem ier I to B^lU A um TW U - without the sacrifice of our right six inches lower than the high wa­ that the T o urist and Convention am ps, spending the f i r s t night ida's warm hospitality la known T n r f g b *’. haa resigned. Although l. . 4, ’hliadclphla. New Yq rk to determine our own policies . ’ ter mark in 1010, and with t & lake Committee o f the local Chamber of out o f Jack son ville In th e “C igar there. ■/'. * '•" fayv ch an ge* were made in tbe Lakchurst in the a fter* Rotartfina o f this city were u r g ­ •tending* pay-tie* a t tha recant elec­ rising e t the present rate, the w a­ Commerce ia m ak in g elaborate pre­ a w " ' where they will be guests H U N TIN G T O N . W. V an ed by M r.c in c h to vote favorably tion, U drew o n ' m 'g o t a t M W u ’a Don Chafin, sheriff o f L ogan * ter will soon be over tbe top of paration fo r th e entertainment .of a t a banquet, A fte" r looking over T am pa the for the proposed amendment to the defense measure and is believed to ty, was sentenced to two the bulkhead. * the governors of the states who will From Saturd ay to Sunday, Mr. be th e guests o f Florid a Nov. 17-22. goverfiora will have luncheon et Florida constitution which, if p ass­ be the cause o f the resignation o f tha A tlan ta penitentiary and Williams fu rth er stated, the lake $10,000 f o r violation o f t h * A fte r a conference with Govern S t . P etersb u rg and wRhaga ‘ tho ed, will preclude forever any in ­ the present ministry. come end infceriUnce t a x In this rose six Inchka, from Sunday to or Cary A * .} i* n l e e , in Jacksonville, opening o f the Gandy bridge. stead a c t. W A SH IN G T O N . Oct. 14— There fO, Oct. 14.— W h eat Doc. . . .. < T h e ettixena o f Bt. Petersburg • u te . A t presen t, it was pointed L May 151 (o 6 2 H ; Qom were 22021 highway fatalities In Monday six inches ,and frotn Mon­ fhe sta te executives will be enter­ out, ther« i s hq U x o f th a t nort in t l 2 H s Oats P e c . 6 0 % ; the United S t a te s in 1923 an in­ day to Tuesday fire Inchee. He tained op board a Clyde Line will ta k e the gaaat« to Sabring rer the Scenic Highw ay from Florida »i)d j t thei Mil Is passed by * crease o f 3.418 over tho previous M id that the w ater will rise to a steam er on a trip from Jacksonville over hlch point they wBl proceed by the g o V im to g bodies or the state, considerably higher U » j l than In to Sanford. fla t. L a k e OkeechoIt will be a l a m drawing aw d fo r s . to . Clewiiton, ... .......... „ , T M ' death r a t e o f highway ac­ 1020. It wil Icontlaua to rU e fo r Upon their* a r r i v a l1 In Sanford 5 ill ' **%•*t|< k I * ” riNG POBTPONEI) MOUNDSVILUS, W. Va. Oct. 14. ............... steam the large Industrial corporations of cidents was 20.4 per one 100,000 the next week o r 10 day*, he khld. it ia pointedaout th a t the governors bee -and across the U k e, vie CHICAGO. Oct. 1 4 ^ - ’ H arry McCroekin, convict bt Weak tha United b ta t e s . > ' , I t was al»o learned from Mr. will h e taken on e tour in and er, where they will reach Okcchoalar m o rth e an- Imputation compared t o . ^17.6 in As en exam ple Mr, Inch cited V irginia Ktate penitentiary, dltd In time fo r a n old-fashioned Williams that tho Ugh w ater In ground the c i t y %e f t e r which they ‘ o f o. Cwkpthe grow th and develop * '* of wounds sustained la Lake Monroe ana .tho en u re atPk Poat, Highway fatalities estimated a t Lcgbe m et f t th e O range county Utah due to the absence pt Jo h n s . rirer. ‘ b r representatives of the Or* x and farther pointed oat im B o s c h ' to | They m n tbe luncheon ia ing a * d ts0 5 5 fl. . Efeg:uardS In to Protect Company Will Seek1 Better Service Ai ImproveltsHoldinj HUGHES ANSWERS DAVIS ON FOREIGN Additions Are Made By Road Committee For Proposed Issue Rotarians U r g e d To Vole Favorably On Tax Amendment Lake Monroe Rises Three Feet During Past Seven D a y s Governors Of Several States Are , To Tour Sanford During'November f IARKET Swedish Ministry Is Reported Having Quit West Vir|finia ^iier‘ffi Fined And ImprlflOtK Highway Fatalities Last Year, 22,621 Wounded Convict Is Dead From Injuries Convention Are Robbed of $ K B iK is r fa # * �THE SANFORD BER 4. 1924. TT=TTrt= tV « « U T «• r* . *rorar«v-r{ • **»> ' •. . 9 ■ ;' - • nr r*itfr+ i nr j « ■' • l ■" » * f -jM- V T a fS K K Ja w :-:., ' 4 S J 1 ISCLtn t h Today mark* the beginning or another week in this great con teat Will this Handsome Car be Your Only two week* are left in this month and then into the last month of the campAign This time will pass rapidly and it behooves each one of the >*+++/• M didntea to make every day count from "how on. The schedule of votes will be reduced each two weeks_i your subscriptions will count more votes than thev will later winning era I of the candidates, no one as yet to insure their winning any one of ih< 7 Crt.IT" Energetic effort and sticking on the job are the essentials needed to win Votes published again Wednesday This Car and Four Other Prizes will b Given Away Free to Young Ladies Second Prize Diamond g|~ Solitaire 'JE\ Ring >0.1 if i« OK. 1.11.. «.. .-I.l.-r T h e S.»nf »i d !!• t a W |f„r Salesm anship ('amprp,, • either uninformed «»r delibeintely attempting t<• mislead you. if persons living in Sanford and Somumlf glad to give that subscription to you if y.,u ul W ednesd » him- e doesn’t have a part in this eon test. The wii I f y. i„ start now and work conscientiously you next one. iro m a t t e r how lug a vote that contestant mny have »t " " l i n g to work. Third Prize Edison VSm • ..I.tni" Mills, ................ anywhere not nlone in Sanford or in Semin ' I Tilted S tate s, o r for that m atter the whole world, R u l e s of C a m p a i g n Phonograph |fl|i A im young Indy residing in Sanford or Seminole county, in er Hi years of age, is rliglide In enter this a u t oinolillc and salesmanship ■a in pal go and compete fur one of the valuable prizes offered. The 1st est I'onsole npnlel in b hnndsiime mahogany ml.met Will grnee any home Suhscriplionn to ‘I he Sanford Herald may lie secured anywhere In I he I nitcd S l a t e s at the regular rates All orders turned in at The lleruld office must lie accompanied by the cash In payment. n <n i ­ l’ll k NICW BAI.LOi A cuntestant will not lie permitted to pool her vote* in favor of some other contestant. Vntea ran not lie transferred from uni contestant to an­ other. m iiv in who enr. Ils in the campaign and remffins active until the e I'o inm i' -urn f"l nothing ten per cent on ever y dollar turned in K veryone will lie pm.' and paid well. disheartened, if Mine And r.-member. the winning of ih i s. prizes is not a mutter of luck I he young lady who really g. U busy and w o rks can easily win. lave Ilgam IN your whole lifetime < h i you nfford to let is p ass? It is a chance such as you In Effect until October 25 This voting cer­ uliscnption to Tin* Dmlj Herald. $35.00 Only anr prize will In* awarded any one contestant. The winner of the first will not lie eligible for any other prize or commission I Four-Year 30,600 Vfll Two-Year subscription to tin* Daily ..GOOD FOR.. F R E E VOTES One-Year subscription to The Daily Herald. All vote* to be counted to the credit of co u lr-tan ta In this campaign should l x mailed to P ie Sanford llergld or delivered peivoooMj to the (!*mpaign Manager at The Herald office. The Salesm anship Campaign la g a n Kriday morning, August 2n, and will end a t ten o’clock p. in. Saturday, November 22, 1921. 1 his campaign ia lo be conducted on a fair, srpiare and Impartial basis and the prUo* will be aWardod lo the contestants curing th e largest num­ ber o f votun. In ord er th at there shall lie no question 1hf t M minda of any person relative to the falmeua of th e ’ campaign. TV . Herald Will select three Judges who will a t the end of the campaign, count th e votes that havs been rast and will award the prizes to the winners. NAME ADDRESS ; Not Good Unless Voted on or Before O ct 25 ’ ;; ;; •* Those conteatanta who fail lo lire up to the rules of t h t cam paign wflt Its subject to suspension, thereby forfe itin g all r ig h t ! they may have had. Said forfeited votes can not be applied Uf any other candidate. ’ . „ &£hb,' 1 he decision of t M Campaign M anager will be final fat *U controversies arising between candidates. . . .*■> u * *■* ,y,y i»,, ■*■*•»•*» - 4 lit.* * ' •' • ,.( '4 ’• C O .« « 4 80,000 V Herald. $28.00 Herald jjj ; , ; j J f i w j g S S S g j i S ^ I! is n simple m atter of sales' Fourth Period Voting Schedule tificate is good only untd October 25. ! No worker f him* ilu-ni neatly tnmmv.l and pinne dtogether so that they may I.,- easily counted 1 ’ IN The longer you wait harder it u i No employer of I’he Snnf.ird Herald, or mrml>er of Ills or her family ill be s 11o h i'd In enter this rampuign. In vnliug theju* ballot* be onieslant I I I paid 18,000 Vi $7.(id 1 Six Months subscription to the Dadv 1 Three Months suliscriplion In the Daily Herald, $1.75 1 Five-Year subscription to the Weekly Herald, $10.00 1 Four-Year Huhimpiioii to The Weekly Herald 1 Three-Tear subscription to the Weekly Heruld, $6,000 1 Two-Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $4.00 1 One-Year subscription to The Weekly Herald,, $2.00 5,400 Vol �igrv '■V* ,>v»r\Fi *ii . D rf ‘ S E R I E S D .1 U N IT E D S T A T E S O F A M E R I C A S T A T E 6 F F LO R ID A , COU N TY O F SE M IN O L E . C IT Y O F SA N FO R D . ' M U N I C IP A L C E M E T E R Y B O N D . A R E S O L U T IO N P R E S C R I B E D D ollar* 1000. T H E FORM AN D D B T A IU S O F Number ---------Know All Men B y T h e se P r e s ­ AN I S S U E O F M U N IC IP A L C E M E T E R Y R O N D S IN T H E ents, t h a t the C ity of San fo rd , in SUM O F TEN T H O U S A N D the S t a t e o f F lo rid a , a municipal DOLLARS. T H E PRO CEED S D E R I V E D FRO M T H E S A L E corporation, duly, organized bnd T H E R E O F TO HE U S E D T O ex istin g under nnd in pursuance of ' D E F R A Y T H E C O S T O F P U R ­ the laws o f th e S t a t e of Florida, C H A SIN G A N D A C Q U IRIN G for value received , acknowledges T U B N E C E SSA R Y LANDS FOR itself indebted and promises to pay A M U N I C IP A L CEM ETERY AND T O I M P R O V E AND D E- to the b e a r e r h ereof, the sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS . V B L O P TH E L A N D S SO P U R I C H A S E D T O M A K E T H E S A M E in lawful money of the United A D A P T A B L E F O R T H E P U R - S ta te s o f Am erica, on the first day P O S E A F O R E S A I D . PIIO VIDiNG~FOK T H E L E V Y OF AN l ° f J u l y A. I). 1954 with interest ANNUAL TAX UPON ALL thereon nl the ra te of live and oneTAXABLE PROPERTY W I T H - ! half ( 5 * 4 ) per centum per annum. IN THE CITY OF 8AFORD. payable scmi-annunliv, J a n u a r y IREN’S CODE RESOLUTION IYISTOMEET * NO.169 JACKSONVILLE Convene on October 16 17 to Consider the imendations To Re le To the LeRifllaturc i M A C K S O N V I L L E . F la ., Oct. 13. Children's Code Commission i.F lo rid * will m eet * t J a c k s o n . *O ctober 1C nnd 17, to consider I'lih r ft o f recommendation* to le to the next session of the ^legislature. T h e commission* i may go to the Georgia city I m e et th e re in connection with So u th ern Regionnl Conference o f th e Child W elfnre League of *’ T h e coda commission, erented by legislature of 1923, is compos.Of Miss Elizabeth Sk inner, of lin, ch airm an ; W. G, Rrorrin, »pa, vice ch airm an ; Mrs. K. M. Jloway, Tnmpa, tr e a s u re r; Ju d g e i s F . W est, of the s ta te su ­ preme court, counsellor, and Mar, , 4 l » F a g g , Jack son v ille, secretary. ^ -W ork and recommendations of the commission will consist largely ..........., Of A sum m ary ... of ________ Fiorida _____ law s __ef ty f e e l in g the W elfare o f children, it i t said. In a broad sense, however, it la contemplated by the rom m ii. t o make it possible to bring ut remedies, if possible for ronn» t b i t mav l>c responsible for nqucncy on the part o f children. FLORIDA. SU FFIC IEN T . . . . tirKt „nrh vrBr PRODUCE EACH YEAR THE f' r,lt and J,,I> f,r . f * , NECESSARY AMOUNT O F presentation nnd surrender of M O N E Y T f) P A Y T H E I N T E R K S T ON S A ID B O N D S AND TO t Mi’ t i W ’T ' a r u K i S V : " ' p i ' t N n C R E A T E A SIN K IN G F U N D FOR T H E P U R P O S E O F T1IF, ft R T I HI r |( KN T O. .F. S A ID ............................... B O N D S AT T H E M A T U R I T Y TH EREOF. W hereas, at a regular meeting of the City < ommission of the < i t j Sanford, H o rida, liehl on tin the interest coupons hereto annexed ,hey severally become due, tioili ,,\ , m -v ’ , i|)c(* , anA u j „ K p«y . P[ p. " " , v ,, „ , V ftW* lit rht* O uim1 National nnnk. in the City of New York. S ta te of New ) n r k . TVlin bond is on.- of n series of j (.n bonds, a g g re g atin g Ten Thun„an)j D ollars, of like date, tenor j l l t h day of August, A. D, I J - t , m aturity, issued by the ( ity |this Commission di>l duly enart and i f cjanfnrd Florida, for lawful adopt n re rtain orrlinanre number- mimit.jpa| purposes, in strict co n ­ ed 81, entitled: f,trinity with the Constitution and “ An Ordinance Providing for no j_nW„ of the S t a t e of Florida, inIssue of Ronds by the City o f San- eluding among others. Chapter IlIrKmS?™'. L7i”iI ".. ■ •“» T™ "<.... ■*». [ 14, 192* . •*. ( F o n il ot in t e r e s t Coupon) hfd. 1 * ~.i:t $27,50 ’ $27 O n the F ir s t Day o f ( J u l y ) ( J a n ­ u a r y ) , 19------- . T h e City o f San fo rd , Florida, will pay the b e a r e r Twenty-seven and 50-100 ($ 2 7 .5 0 ) Dollars in lawful money o f the United S ta te * o f America, at T h e Chase Nationnl Hank, in the C ity o f New Y ork , S t a t e o f ' New Y o rk ! being six m on th s’ interest then due on it * Municipal C em etery Rond, dated J u l y 1 s t , 1924, payable from a •tax to be nsxcsacd, levied and col­ lected upon nil taxable property •within the boundaries nf the said City o f Sanford, Florida. 1 Mayor. RESOLUTION NO. 170 A RESOLUTIION PRESCRIBING THE FORM AND DETAILS OF AN ISSUE OF PUBLIC IM­ PROVEMENT BONDS BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. IN THE SUM OF ONE HUN­ DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. ,, TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SA LE TH EREOF TO RE USED FOR T H E PUR, POSE OF OPENING, GRAD­ ING. CURBING. PAVING, PAV­ ING AND IMPROVING CER, TAIN S T R E E T S AND PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES IN THE I City Clerk. CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. -• PROVIDING F O B TH E LEVY (Bond Number) OF AN ANNUAL PROPERTY AM. TAXABLE PROPERTY S E R IE S D _ WITHIN THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA, SU FFIC IEN T 4 Form of Validation C e rtific a te) TO PRODUCE EACH YEAR Validation C ertificate. Validated nnd confirm ed by a TH E NECESSARY AMOUNT „ f , hp c i r c u i t Court of the OF MONEY TO PAY THE INSeventh Jud icial Circuit of the TF.REST ON SAID RONDS S t a t e of Florida, in and for Srm AND TO CREATE A SINKING ^;lin|lP County, rendered on the IHth FUND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ,j(ly ,,f Ortnlvcr, 10 2 4 . nnd entered THE RETIREM ENT OF SAID .(p.l recorder! on tin- 1Wth day of i RONDS AT THE MATURITY October, A !>.. 1924. in Chancery ! THEREOF. Order Rook No. 5 on page 381, o f ; _______ . the Puhh, Records o f the C irc u it, W hcreas, at a regular meeting Court Of the Seventh J u d i c a l ( ir- ! ()f ( j , v Commisalon o f the City cuit of the S t a te of Florida, m and 1)f s-,,,lf((n| F |orl(,„_ h„Id on the for Seminole County. 11th day of August, 1924, this f. j n n d j| t j tD ot id 7 •*i •* ‘ r so* no A -. -*(| 1 ^J -fn •II tCrr ■jt’T ' sign atu res said M ayor and, said dated |hq /irst, day o f, J q l y , ^ D . C lerk; .said bonds ami. coupons, 1924. with th e necessary variation an to dates and num bers, and the c e r t i­ fic ate o f validation thereof, shall ^ be su b stan tially in the following, form, to-w it: S E R I E S E. U N IT E D S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A . S T A T E O F FLO R ID A Mayor of the City of SanfonJ, Florida. C ity Clerk. (F o r m o f In tere st Coupon) No. ----------------$27.60 On the first day n f ( J u l y ) , ( J a n ­ u a ry ), 19------T h e C ity o f Sanforil, Florida, i will pay the bearer Twen(y-Seyen And 50-100 ($27.50) Dollars', (in lawful m o n c f of the United S t a t e s of Amerfca, nt The Chasd NationWl B an k, in the City1 o f "New Y o rk , S t a t e o f New Y o rk , bcldg six m bnlhs’ interest tht-n due on Its Public Im provement Bond, dated J u l y 1st., 1924, payable from n tnx to be assessed, levied and collected upon nil taxable property within the boundaries o f the said City of Sanford, Florida. Clerk of thrW . . r<* Florida, Publish Ort, fi\ty STOP THAT BACI COUN TY O F SE M IN O L E . C IT Y O F SAN FORD P U B L I C I M P R O V E M E N T BON’ D Many Sanford Fn’k* Number l Dollars 1000 KnoMr All Men By 'r tic st Pres1 I t a dull, nerves i*nts, th at th e City of ’Sanford ! in nchfe ‘ wedring' ynu ouli the S t a t e o f ’Florida, A municipal feel older and slower corporntidn, duly organized and exshould? -Are you tir^ nervous; find it impjij isting under and in pursuance o f horppy, o r enjov th« the laws of the S t a te Of Florida, for nround you? Then tlu value received, acknowledges it­ thing w r o n g ami likelyL self indebted, and promises to pay kidneys. Why not M1 to the bearer h e r e o f-th e sum <>f. [ c* ufle? Use Doan’s hDi ulant diuretic to the kn ONE TH OUSAND D OLLARS neighbt rs rvcomnu n.j in lawful mony of the United what n San lor.) iwidfjjl S ta te s o f Am erica, on the first day Mrs. S . C. Itiirrier^n o f J u ly , A. 1). 1954, with interest Ave., sa y s : “ There v*j , Mayor. uni, dull, heavy ache fe . thereon at the rate of five and oneo f my back, which neariyl half ( 5 * 4 ) per centum, per annum, City Clerk. past g oing and 1 payable semi-annually, J a n u a r y No. the time. -I had paint J (Bond Number) first nnd J u ly first of each year, of my head nnd I belier( | S E R I I E S E. on presentation nnd surrender of blc was caused by a ,n settling in my knmeys. the interest coupons hereto annex- , l>or ndmised me • > tryI ed ns they severally become due, ( F o r m o f Validation C e rtific a te ) Pills and a f t e r umii * tta Validation Ccrtificat*:. both principal and interest being cured/ Vniidnted nnd confirmed by a payable nt The Chase National 00c, ut all dealer*. fJ Hank, in the City of New York, decree o f the Circuit Court o f the burn Co., Mfrs., HufliJ Seventh Judicial Circuit of the S tn tc of New York. This bond is one of a series of S t a te o f Florida, in and\for 8«im one hundred bonds, a g g re g a tin g inole County, rendered on the 18th One Hundred Thousand Dollars, ot day of October, A. D. 1924, nnd I I like date, tenor and m aturity, is- ( entered and recorded on the IRth S T O V E AN 1) sued by the City of Sanford, F'lor- day of October A. D. 1924. in ChanF IR E PLA CE idn. for lawful, muni -ipul jitirpose*. very Order Book 5, on page .381 o f | in strict confoi i, ity with the Con public records of the Circuit C U T T O StT T l stitiithu) and la w s of the S ta te of * ourt of the Seventh Judicial CirSEE F'lo i ii In. including among others, -cuit of the S ta te o f Florida, in nnd I'hnpt r 9897. Law-* of Florida, j for Seminole County. 1923, entitled j ----------------- ----------------------- — — "A n Act to Abolish the Present Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f t h e ' |Municipal Government of the ' ity j Seventh Judicial Circuit of S c r n -i | of S a n fi rd, Seminole County, S t a te in.de County, Floridr. |of F'hirtda, nnd to Organize. Incur — *— — -— —------- --------------------- | j fK.ri.ie and F -tu h ln h a <btv il.w fSai.l bonds to l*e endorsed on the i .m m . it f.,r the Same, and to Pre hack a* follows) R preacription lor ( h,. J uris.li. tion. I'o w iu san d Number Chills nnd Fever, Onfot luus Fever. It. kill/ the it\ i Functions of -aid Municipality.’’ slide to go to institutions for |Thousand Dollars for Municipal ti,l«-«l ‘ Commission did duly enact nnd influents, (tout study individual cases, j PurpoM*. the I’r-M-eeds derive.) - „ A(| ...................... At.( Abolish the Clerk ■_f th. ................ . .Present J............. _ Circuit < ourt of the ) adopt a certain ordinance numberJnd the ^ rrfbT ^ o s r i h r e ^ ^ n e c H e * ' ! ^ " J ? ’ ,,„ (jt |,.,) " " ,r thereof to ta- U-ed Ml||lj ci|m) r.overnment of the City ; Seventh Ju d icial Circuit of Scnt- j j ‘ianri prescribe possible remedies.; Purrhn „. nml Ar,|Uin. th(. W , of Sanford, Seminole County, S ta te : inole t'ounly, Florida. is contemplated nl*o to follow , "A n D r.linan.e Providing for an se released from the institution* nnry I-nnd* for a Municipal eme- of Florida, and to Organize, Incur- I — -----------— ------Issue of Bonds by the City nf San l /rCT(der such aid ns ma*- be I tery and to Improve and Develop poratc and Establish a City Gov- I (Said bonds to be endorsed on the for.i, Florida, in the sum of One s s a r y nnd advisable for a new ! (he Ijind s so Purchased to Make em inent for the Sam e, and to I’re- j back as follows) Hundied Thousand Dollars for * ,, 1 the Same Adaptable for the Pur- scribe the Jurisd iction , Powers and ] Number. . . i t h this in view the commission ,, Municipal Purposes, The Proceeds I, it In understood, recommend 11’0**’ Afore«nid. and Funetions of *md M unicipality," | — ------— Derived from the Sale T h e reo f to bat the legislature en act laws that W h ereas, this Commission did pursuant to Ordinance No HI -< IXY O F S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , he Used f >r tile Purpose of Open­ 11 stren g th en e x istin g measures further cause an order to be adopt­ of the C:tv of Sanford. Florida, M US’ D I PA I. CF’. MFITF.R) B O N D S (govern in g responsibilities of par ing, Grading. Curbing, Paving and SF'.RI F'.S D. townrri* th eir children; ami ed. calling a n .e le c t io n to lie held -ntit le d: Improving < ertain S t r e e t* and $ 10110. in the City of Sanford, Florida, *m | " A n Ordmnnre Providing for an th at will deal harshly with Public Tile,neigh farce in the City sons con tribu tin g to delimiuency iht 22nd day of yV-ptem’ -* r \ l> Is-lie of Ronds by the • ity of j N T F .R E S T 5 ' v -PI- R ' F NT of S ie toid, F l u idn.” and o f ,g i r l s . 1924, to il-term ine the ipiestion at Sanford. Florida, in tlie Sum of D A T E D J U L Y 1st.. I 'D . \Yh* teas, this commission did jii.d election whether tin- nrditmmc Ten Thousand Dollars for Muniii fut tb.-r ea is<- an rder to I . adopt n fo r e s t id should lie nilnptci!, up pul Purposes. The Proceeds Deri\ Interest Payable ed, , ailing an election to lie held proved and confirmed by toe <l>i Sem i-annually, on ed From the Sale Th e reo f to b e 1 in the t ity of Sanford, Florida, on pur-'unit I., t tr.li n u n - No H2. >,f ' II I 91 S A N F D JtD , F’ l.O it I DA :to r* of the City >f S«nf> r-l, Floi id.i, Used to Purchase and Acquire the .lanuary l - t and -Inly 1st tin22nd day of Septem ber A D ! h. i it ■, of S a n f o i.1. I lorida. . n I ' l TI41.il IM P R O V E M E N T B O N D S i land whether the bond * provided t- i Necessary lunuls for a Muniiipal Principal Due 192 t. to dc tci mine the question at 11* led S E R I E S K. in said oidinance *hmil I be i-sm-il (',-niotery and to Improve and De J u ly l ' t 1954 I , s aid . Ic*. t ion whether lb.- oidman. .by tie City of S.m'.o'd, Ubnida m v.-lop tin1 Lands so Pun hased to $109(1. Ib-tli Principal and Inti rest "A n <iril«nritii i Providing r" t an fethodn ' i f H : i l i n g A u s t r i a n the manner and for tlu purpu'c i.t a f o t .a i.l should beadopted, a p ­ I N T E R E S T 5 'j PER CENT issue of Rondby the Ci ty of S a n ­ Payable at I be Make the Sam e Adaptable for The To fit any *M» on i E m p ire in 18HS R e l a t e d said ordinance pro\ lib d mi l -c pro'. ed and confirmed by the ele. Dated July 1st.. 1924. i HASP. N A 1 IONA I RANK ford. Fl ori da, in the Sum of <>ne Pill pose Af o re-a nt." i ’ i t n i:s I n I/ C t t e r s F o u n d R e c e n t l y forth , and J tor- of the City of Sanford, F’hu pursuant to a v.-t. of a m ajority Hun. it* I ’i lio i -an. l Dol l ar s f ■« i New Yolk t ity. N ) tliat you ran ;.lT-irJ ____ i.la and whether the bond* pro Interest Pay a hi n Mum- ,; al P'irp- *. • t h " Proc.-. ds W hereas, in full and - i i i t l com of tile .|unlified .-b-itois residing r- V I E N N A . Del. 13 Intim ate HALLOONS f-.r a!l( ID M il YF'.D. vid.'l f ,r in said ordinance should within tinboum larier' of the said Semi-annually, on D. nve. l f tom tin- S a l e Thereof t<> Hi. II F U R T I I I . •V 'details a* to the method* of F ra n -j pllnnee with nil the reijuirement i " i i e d by the City of Sanfonl. J a n u a r y 1st and July 1st . ' cl# Joseph , emperor of Austria and o f law, and nt the lime and place City *.f Saiifotd, Florida, at an That a f t e r said bond* luce. been I -e.| f i t he Purj iose of t*pi-t ( k in g of Hungary, in running the designated in said notice nf elei ■ election duly tin.I legally called, 1 Priori pa I due nt ed a* herein provided, they ^ m -I.i , in tin iiuinlii i ao-1 fm tin ! j tijg. i,la d in g , I'lirliing. Paving am! ; been given by the publication in a I 'o Ju ly 1. 19,51. tion, nil election wa» duly held in in Id an.I condm ted on tin- 22nd ,|,„|| | pies.-tili-d to the l leik pu11 -if-*-.- in stud nrdi'ian. lmi>ro\;ng ( ertain Stie**ts ami pUduai monarchy 35 year* ago have . I t i m t i - . m t of the Seventh '' d - d and *el forth, t.’nl Both Prilui|i-ii tuid Interest e f Sanford, Florida, on dai of S.-pteiulHu, A D . 1924, the , f I’ullii Thormighfa 1>■•* in the City ? local newspaper yf n esdleetlon o f j 'Ithe 'C City tut ^ l a s m u u .itrsa ball.it* cast at --nnl election and the |udn ml t ’ircuit o f Florida, in iuhI VYhi.ueas, in full and strict com if Sanford. Florida.'' Payable ut The l e t t e r * and order* frofn the tmpC, tfh o .X n id 22nd da> Af September, and i. turns thereof having flir Semin.de County, for th. pur- pliarn >■ with all tin- re.|iiirem.-nt* |iiitsiiar • to a vote of a i n » " " l ' i of H'-Wal hand. The a u to cratic ruler i $. and as tin n -ult of raid vote c 11 a s f: n a t i o n a l r a n k \ Was not slow- l„ see what he want hl „ f ,tresaid ordinal,, e b e n ilulv l a m a s - e d , pi ot laimed, ,lnSl, l(f hi.vmg i-ndoi sed tlnreon u of law, and at tin- tune and place the qua!.fled 1 '.<i tor* residing with New York City, N Y «d (lone, and to give orders to that i , m tin lU-stgn.tlrd i-i - -n<i notn . i f ele. L- « , i)iinibikr«*il HI, win* it 11ut *I in1, ii|i|iim . ■11ifu d, f ded m - nrdi'd and decltn , , . , t t h . a t e of validation ■ii the tioundariii* >>f the said t ity M JT FU RTH ER R E S O L V E D ■ -monect* . . . . (,tn l, hei einabove prescribed, and tluli, an <h i In n w;i* dulv held in if Sanford, F'loiuiu, at an eieelioM If,at a f t e r -aid bonds have been e.x ^ h f: In 1888 Francifi J«»M’|ih limninl and i niifii mod by ibu *d ed a* i.-.piiri-d by law, and also pm the I it v <-f Santotd. F'ioinla, on G a s ! i a litre b*. rein provided, Die j .j . j.- |f| N i ; K R F '.S IIlA l.D ■‘ t h a t Vienna planned to honor the the < it> of San fo n l Florida, and l*\ -uant . e r la m orders and ,< solution* I ilv and legally called, In Id and ' ‘ 9t.*.i tlie *aol '2211 I day of Sept* ir.in 1 , of the I ity Commission of tin rmun em peror with a t o r c h li g h t 1 su|(| furtlier deter . on In. t"d on the 22ml .lay of -hall l„* presented to tire Clerk of ’ ■' that fur the purpose of making dm R a il H ard w are! 11*2 1 , ufal a- th* n - i i l t of si.ldj SrtKCSslon Th is did not j lmhl. j t|mt ,be bond* prodded for of S a nf o r d , F l u n d a , duly had and pinvia-ton for the pay uielit of priii lb.- < ircuit 1 .mil nf the Seventh* temlml , ) D 1921 the ballot* (Jlim, so from Budapest he tele- 1 , , , lectio, , the a f o t i a l d oidinan*. adopted Judi, i .1 ( ir.-iiit --f F lorida, in and ,.t -a el , 1* t ion amt t lie v *1* , ipal and interest of said bond- a* raphed inister as 1 *»' .................................... “ " l i n a m e numb.-,. . hi ajihed his hia prime m minister a* fedr o t-'" It I- I l«i eby C.-rl if led l!e, it.-*) they iespeetiv.lv fall due. thelv niltlih.-'e t H2. wa* adopt. *1, apjuov ( . t i l l ya . [should lie i*> u.-d by the t it., o ' Simt fi.' t l - o f b V |f 1 g h e e l ''..unty, fo, the pu, B U IL D STR EN ( R *> “J learn from the jiu|ier* that ford. Florida, in the munner ami and D.-,|are.i. that all a - ' * . ondi shall b. ami tb. n i- in i. by a.-*.•** * .1 mid .itn fiim .il In the e le c to r * ! u l i v t i " . .1 pi "■ In ill,. <.. * i i i ti . t 1' " l endorsed thereon T h e body depends rntrnl if the f ity of Sanford I lot id,, •n ag itatio n is nf.Mit for a tnreli j l)r ,|)p pur|uises in said or II I.nice tn-ns and tiling* ie.put.-d by law . d, lev l. d and I b u d to b. . .-Beet filed, l ei i ' idod and i lo . ' a f e d .1 - 1 ' 11 " M||u a t - of validation in the blood for strength. Ii thej and by -aid I 11•■1 it wa- fu itlo i lig h t procession for the t.erm an fir(lU(|,.l| si f f*,r i ii. ami r i " exist. hap|.en ami la j>. ilormed, ..I upon all l a * . .Id. piop.-ity with pin 1 1 hv 'aw, and a l s o p i n - o n d (■ m to roinnhiive p iescrih.-d, and thin, impure and under del i*rln:i tied that t In homl- |«rn I ‘Ctnperor. As such a thing i* on.. , . , , , ,, Lt || F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . strength is imputed,| 1 ' >1 1 1 >tint or,lei ' and 1 . .dut o*ntlrely out of the question, it will M h. u-o*. the queslioii *d IsMilng pie. . dent to. and in th - . - - m u r e H, (In* * . t V "I Salif'-i d t lor Ida. it vide*! I01 .1 .id oidinan..- tttrtu tality ia lowered tnd youx| *ijte well to set one's face against it l.on.l* fm On* put poses *pe. ifie.l of tin? i'on.l, have evisted, huve due. i. tni.Diiuiug annual tux for f the 1 ity 1 mu' mi s-ioii ot 1 fo* < ity •hot for the purpose of making duo her. d 82. -hoold he is-ur.! hy tinresistance ag.vinbt di.raxfl decisively at once; im ireov.i to (tl HUn| oi.lm anee HI, had not he.-n happened and liav.- be. i | >f->rm . a< b year si. d bond- nil *.111- 1111*1 | 1 revision f.p*- the payment of prin •f S a e l ' i i d Fl or i da, duly had L E O N A R D I ’S FLIXU City of Siilif" i d I loiida. in tin keep one's eyes open. — F . J . 'su b m itte d to ihc voter* of the < llv ed ill i . g u l a r and iliu- li n o , 'm in ■ pul and into e-t ..| said bonds as T H E B L O O D fee.lx mg ami unpaid -u ffn u nt t*i pro manner and for tlu pin poses in adopted. T h e emperor evidently depend Sanford. H o n d a , wilhin one and manm-i. as .. ............ . by law. , \iai tiie *um nf Five It ! Hell b\ 1 eihfli'li, Ret lied Ih.v respect ivoly fall due. there builds it up, n u k e s it riAl r ed largely upon the newspapers o f ! , ,. . . lim e emti y>ai tn. ni, l(1 ,,,,,,, said ordinnm c jiiovide.l and sel pure. Goad r c J bloo4| mil De, Pi Mil. (hat ad acts, t omii M s realm for information, for i i i > ‘*flr prior l*. Sejilem ta r ._m l. and that th, amount of tin- bond. „„d Fitly |$;.:>IMN0 Dol , f(- , , ball be, and there is, hereby h s health, strength and n e * ' together With all other mdehled in te.est on sa id , ' 1B89 )te read' in ............................................................ lludapesl uf r e r - j l 9 2 4 , and ’ j" ii ' nnd things required by law -e-sed, levied arid ordered to lie F ortify your body sKi^ | E,- ta in pruj ected Slav activities in W hereas, in S t m t emnpliui.ee ........ of the City of Sanford. Fior M|fn, -P " h*‘r,“ h' to exist, happen and lie perform, d. collected upon nil taxable property Make it stronger, more ' . bonds for tbe purpo-c specified in lennu in which Slav purliomcn- with tlie ro<|uirenjents of law, tin ida, does not exceed any lindt pre" 1 L E O N A R D l'S precedent to, ami m the i ss uance Within the City of Sanford, Florida. using ea.I. year Hie | HJ hlM, I In additioi.ni **um u [ ^ urians were to participate, iteF O R T H E B L O O D , theiij City Commission of the City of .scribed by the Constitution and if t h i ' holi.l hi.' e existed. hav e “ 'b r e d . ■n itinuim ; annual tax for >nd pUrlh<;r As Hundred c gln n h ig hi* telegram "I see in the Two .........................I H fly ‘ ^ “ "> J ^ m i l l e d t,. tbe v., m - „f the . By and purifier. Ask for Sanford, Florida, did, subsequent Statu tes of the S t a t e of Kb ri.la, hapja-ie.l and have tu*en performed each yeai said Ihmi.Is j.re uutstand- ' A R D I ’S E L I X I R in tta| t / p a p e r s ," he said to hi* minister, Dollar*, which -hall be placed in of Sanford, within on. year print k( I Jcave it t'u you to reflect wheth- to the tluli of said election, bold and 1 lull before the issiii.nee ,*f tills J sin king fund for the p u ,,«.se nf , 0 s ,.[,u .mb(. 1 0., or iig n tu r and due trm*‘,,fo in i and *t!H' and unpaid, su fficient to pro 1 package. Refuse all au 1921, ami provision lias l i e n made iiy { ■ CF, In view of the diverse provtsa- a meeting and proceed lo canvass inoiin ■, as lequiloil hy* law, and 1 du.'c each year the sum of Five I 411 the redempt i on of said blind* at tlv o occurrence* o f the last few the returns and result of said elec- resolution of the C py • omniissi.in, W hereas, ill strict coiiiplinru. that the amount of thi* I".ml, to I housand. F ive Hundred $ ( 5.5U<) ) l " « (lays, this celebration could not be tion, uiul lit said m eeting it imam t •> assess, annually, a t.vx uptm all thi* ma t i n ity t hereof.., and ......... with th*' requirements of law, the gather With all o th n 10 l. ldedliess Dollars, to p«y (ho interest on S I l C S 3 y H I prohibited, provided it I* legally HE n F'l'ItTH FIR lIF.SO l.V E D 4'ity ............ the t ,ty of mously adopted u resolution deelar r„,| „|„| personal |i i <.im'| ' v , lu ll­ YactJfcable.— F. J." that as soon as said bond* shall •< s ; u f„ r(, |. hl) lll;i> (lllj< ,mif.r-t*,, 111-nt if the City of Sanford. F lorida. , SHbi hoods, ami su ffu je n t to j>roing the said election to be in fav or | j ()tlds, telegraph and telephone WU Pol fah students in Lemberg in ioo- not 1 v.o.'d any limit preseriti duce each year the additional sum l() thu „f hHl,| , lection, hold 1889 adopted some resolutions. po*-j of the adoption, nppre t'ovul and con line-, owned or situated within the printed, and uDer the sab'■d ly D o 1 .institi.lion and S !a j “ f Iw.. 1 hoirsaiui, Five Hundred I HWlltli llll'HMtf. ftiltlU* •"Lsill IM1 *BiI) a meeting 11ml |'!«»cft*d to .j.iivits* Y ' a l b l y_ _Reflecting said oidii _ Iuijh*» for ultimate 1 ./,rniution . . . ______ .*£ _____ tiilittnce HI, ami 1 , „f Saof**r.l, F'loiida, t " rca :ii. s of lli. S t ......... F’loi 1 la. and j ' $2 .,»(! i«i) Dollnts. which shall he H e r F r i e n d s Say: k { tbu J e tu iii- and It suit of said . le . l . independerge. which th„ euipwor f a i o r of „ „ (-nuance of 'h e |j-/,. „ -uni su fficient to |oiv tlie in ext** uUm1 Ly t h«- Mns ot ami that befoie the is*uun.e * f this placed in a slaking fund for tlie t ,oid not like. Hu must hnvo been . ' t.f tIn* < it\ of Surifoitl, H d i h Im. in lion, and el -aid meeting it unaio Y re a d in g thft newspapers, ag ain , f o r ! foi •" *■«*•• **nl» l . i . - t upon this larnd as 11 may ho id provi-ion ha- boon mad" by inirpose >.f the redemption ,,f the form and manner here.nubov, adopt.-d a ..-soh.llon de hi# m essage shows he was a w a it -j nance 81 he come due. nml to create 1* 'ink lesoluiin'i "i (lie City 1 o n u u i s » n m , 1 b"iuls et lip. maturity thereof, and T B g confirm ation from the Rover-1 T h e refo re, Re it Resolved. That j „ kr f,m d foi the payment .-f the set forth, and said bonds when * M clnrltig tin- snul .-le. tmri to he in to I t " . annually, a tax upon all BF. II F U R T H E R R'E'NDLVEIJ, executed, -hall (hereupon In forth if o f thu nruvinro. I d thu inuaii’ j t>otDln of the *’ity of Snnford, J* l*»i jtrim ijml ht»ri**if at thu inntuiiiv til favor of tin- adoption appmval If *hn only knew that reui and jw-rnonal propertv, r a i l - |{ *iut as soon u s r a ld hand- shall be with dclivcied hy said Mayot and 1,6 he telegraphed bis premie. : , hl, a g g re g a te sum ut Ten Mim, . a „d that the Issue of h-nds, and conf 1 r mati.oi of suid oidii uucc load-, tclegrapii and telephone 1" 'riled, and ufteF the -ale nri,j put on a t least 5 |v.■mid*' SM,d Clerk to F o r ie st Lake, S O 82, and in favor of the issuance of lint healthy tlc*h in 3" Mgainit th e Btudents who, in dia- thousand Dollars, p.ov.ded for by „f whu h tins la.i.d is « par. »>»* Mlll- hai, owned .0 situated within “ " - r d tiiercof, xann slp,|) |K. j u|y wouldn’t ’ be worrying •’ the bonds provided f"i 111 said .11 - -(1 o f th e ir r e c t o r ’s prohlhl- said ordinance HI, ns approved nnd been duly confnrned nnd validated ,uiM 1 " '[ ' , the * By of S u n f o , d Ftoridu, to ■xecu led by the Mayor ..ml Clerk peaked fufe and run-<ioweS dinn rice 82. <{,*,'ree of the ( i m i l l ' ourt ’’’F tbe * * "m in is. 1 n ^ tn , met and adopted im pertinent confirmed by the electors o f ( lit.* |,y realize a Mipi sufflcii'Ot (,. pnv the 1 “ f Du- City of Sanfonl. Florida in She lias tried Cod l.ivrt] lolutionii. Utiles* we are pre­ ( ‘By of Sanford. Florida, be rnaurd, „f ( ju. Seventh Judicial Circuit of * Sauf.'rd, “ rl 1 Th erefo re lit- ll Resolved, thal interest tip.iutlna lcri.1, a.- u may Die form and tiiann. 1 hereinabove the ill Hineiling, n»*B trod to w itness like excesses ut luil.l bonds to hear a rate ■•( (t. the S l a t e of Florida, in anil fm 1 officio Homl I r u s tn . , , , ,(.,11. , ,. bonds of tin 1 ity of Sa n fo n l. Fior become <iae, and t.> treat,- it .-ink '“ 'l forth, and run] bond* when *0 stufr upset her stoma.h our universitius, the governof Sanford . Florida, foi ( ‘ " v . i v her feel worse thun lefunj . ida. in the ag gn -gate sum of One mg fund for tin payment of the executed, shall th.-ieiipon be fo n t. bnt m ust exhibit determ ination. terest of live and one-half t-Y^Y' * Somln.de County. Florida, in a pro­ , , , , Doctor* Doctors ami and gviud good J ’f to t he purchaser, and I Hundred Thousand Dollar*, pro per centum per annum, to l> (* of 1 feeding begun by the City of Sun T. J . " „ F IT F U R T H E R I t E S D . A L I ' videJ fup b> M1(|| ^ lip principal hereof nt the maturily of j ">D> delivered iiy said Mayor and know that Cod Liver <W *’ ranci« Joxejih made known hia the denomination of One Thouiidul f„r.l, Florida, a municipal corpnr*arm\ and that the issue of bond*, *"id < lerk to F aire st l a k e , S. O vitnmlnes th at make ftrJk Ml inten tion * lo Hungury as ($100U.(H) Dollars each, and th I**' ation, ag ain st the S ta te of Florida. t h a t F orrest i.ake, S. ' '■ 1 **''* 1111 approved and (onfiinied by the >f whirl) 1his Im. ii.I Is a part, has Chase and t . J . .Marshall, oxmipos- 1 “ I'P^Du*. huikis U us to A u stria, for ho aen t th U , j|y (tf S|ulf((rd numbered from one ( 1 ) to Ten 1 t,f which pOoceeAing due tmtirve C. J . Marshall, eomjmsing thu ( By (,||>ct<jrp ,lf -wen dulv c.tnfirmed and validated ' ' “g the C ity < ommission of the u|i the power to M g e to H err von B ittP o the Fiorida. be issued, .-aid la.n.ls (. ne m inister nt B u d e p c i t j ( 10), botli numlier* inclusive, to |wa- duly nml regularly given to Connnission of the City of Ka. vlng learn t that t h e ‘ civil mar> Iw* dated J u ly 1st., 1921, and to (j,* S ta te of Florida and to the ford. Florida, and ex officio Bond |>car (| ratl. of |Iltl.n.s, „ f f|vt, u(lU '•'*• s ' v" " h ' " " ' 1 , 'f II,.ml T r u . u r , , . | , h , c . l ) ’ ( e mil ha* been placed on tho m ature J u ly 1st., 1954, both prju- publie. Ami fur the payment of Tru stee of the Uitv of s “ ', foi,l. t)ne.y,ulf t ( 5 ' s | per centum pel h,- M a te Of Florida, in and for o f Sanford, for delivery m tha pyr t i t ’s h o rn o f the ray, I once more rijial uml in tere st of *uld bonds the principal and interest of this Florida, )*»’ »*u. b required to enl. ' J1|mun, i to be of Do- denomination Seminole County in u proceeding riixsej-, and I ble ta s tin g at\)fi W your attention to the fact shall lie payable at T h e ’ f'h aso Nn bond, the full faith and credit of into a good and su fficien t bond in , f 0 n e Thousand ($ 1 0 0 0 0 0 ) Dollar, begun by the City of Sunford. Fli.r RE H KIIUTH KK R F S D I V K ii ttYvry t I ahall not approve u bill the sum of Five Hun.lied (fjOO.txii n(lfj , tJ bt, numbered from 1 Ich ia untim ely gnd so destined tional Bank, in tho ^'Ity o f N*w the Uity of San fo rd , F'lurida, is da. a municipal corporation. That F o rrest lurVe s o jx o p lc arc Dollars, mnditioned upon the faith- (0 , 00 b()th nunitwr!l inrlunive, to lead tn , perfectly u nn ecefsary Y o rk , S t a te o f Ife$r York, in |a>v'‘ hereby irrevocably pledged, jplicatTofls!— F . J . " ; .. ful money of the United S t a t e * IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , the ful parformance of tbe du'm * ""• , ^ ,)tttcd J u ly 1st , 1924, and to * h n h proceeding <lue notice was City Commission of the City uf 1 and the p«oj , , M b(llh pri|( of A m erica, in terest payable so m w C 'ity of Sanford, Florida, has cau s' posed upon them a* Bond T r u s t e e * , n, alur(l j ui y fuly and tegulurly given to the Sanford. Florida, be each required pl" lu» rn ’ TO TAKE CARE HOBOES nfld of bondf annually on J a n u a r y first and jiuly ed this bond to be signed by it* o f Irond* of the ' ity of Sanford, State of FJprid* “ ' kJ te the puh- to en ter into n gvoai and x uffi.i " W 1 CV? And for fur Hie Hie payment navnietil t.f ..f the tIw- ’ bond in lietteC TCIR A D E N T riW N , F la.. (Jet. 13.— f irs t of each year, said bonds ahhll Mayor, and by the Uity Clerk, and Florida, to the amount of Ten sha„ be'pnyable at Th. Chase Na lie. Ite. And in Hie ....... sum of. One .... Thousand T^t su it* with Me ($10,000.00) Dollars, t}onaj Hank, in the City of New county co m m issioner* o f M an- bo signed by the M a)'or “ f the <^lty it* corporate seal to lie affixe d Thousand vr.n. ipal and interest of this bond. |$ (1 000.00) Dollars coj.ditioned ud C oy’s Cod Livei a r c tr y in g to find some, f c a s - of San fo rd , Florida, and shall have 1 hereto, add has fu rth er caused the hereinabove referred to. / York, S t a t e of New York, in lawthe full faith ami credit o f the City on the faithful performance of the ! ° ».* T a b l e t s p l in to provide suitable accom- nffixud th ereto th e seal of tbe City interest coupons hereto attached, Adojiled tin* 13th day of Octob- , f u| money of the United S t a te * of if Sanford. Florida, is hereby irlationa f o r th e “ holm" contlnduties imposed upon them as Bond •p ^ ' ^ 1 tlle U ', !on.. „ America, interest payable sem i­ -cvocably pledged. T ru ste e* of bond* .f ,k /<-. , P harm acy and druuK'*” ] lt o f w in ter visitors. County of Sanford , F lo r id a ; the interest ti> bcur the lithographed fat -simile L*r, A. D. 1924. FO R R EST LAKE, annually on J a n u a r y first and July v ^ t , l > ° f ' the L^ r y arehaving* jfgc T u c k e r believes th at word coupons to bo atta ch e d to said signature of said Mayor and said | IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , th e Sanfor f F ' first of each year, said bonds shall ' ity of Sanford, Florida, has c a u s­ Sanford, Honda, to the amount i f I uo..s demand for. gon e abroad th a t M anatee bonds to b f signed with tho en- City Clerk, and thi* bund to bs S. O. C H A S E ,’ ’ Une Hundred Thousand ( $ 100,000.- I I t ’* a 1jjVf«4Jitlirft»Ii ity lias no rock pil« and that g raved o r . liUtogngjhcd fac-slm ile dated the F ir s t day of July, A. D. be signed by the Mayor of the City ed till* bond to be signed by its C. J . M A R S H A L L . 9*D Dollar*, hereinabove referred n)etIicine l o r children. unduly large number o f “ ho­ ayor mnd.^aid 1924. As the City Uimitiinsion of the City o f Sanford, Florida, and the Clerk Mayor, and by the City Clerk, and to. sig n atu re s of said May< a f t e r sickness,, and i W l le" are wending their wey here of the C ity of Sanford, Hlorlda, one tn corporate seal to bo affixed o f Sanford, Florida. only CO ents. 1 f thet account. He has, there- Clark; amid boudi and coupons, with Adopted this 13 day of October. On woman m t W ^ . Y 1 Mayor of the City of Sanford, A t t e s t : , ■hall have affixed thereto the seal hereto, and has fu rth er caused the A. D. 1924 r, placed the matter before the tho necessary variations M to dates 22 days arid Ify&Y, *k1* ^iniissionere and piked that they and numbers, and the certificate Florida^ L. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) o f tho City o f Sanford , F lo rid a ; Interest coupons hereto attached, woman ca n ’t ’iffbY'bn 5 I FORREST LAKE, tuider plane for euitable employ* of validation thereof, shall be 'sub­ A tte st) th* intercat coupon to be attached C ity Clerk of the C ity o f Sanford , lo bear ih« lithographed fac-sim ile ■ • _ 1' ■ i§j# days,' tout druggiat wi _____ *-______ ent on road construction work 0 . c h a J s e J u ,‘ to sktd bonds tb be signed with tbe , , Florida.* * . . . i tqra tho puxchkae tfaoeo who are brought into stantially in the following Oct. 14th. ' ’ wifctavrt o t dfthegreph«d"fae-rfrttu CftyVAeri/ bond * id “ ld Oh ' t a ’.ftiH . .» ;4 u tJ U tr f l H f c xL,J'1 t i J f t . J Aa tbe a t y 1CtimmUirteii i f ‘ |he* FOR SAI W l J. D. DAVIS tEIGN OF FRANZ rOSEPH IS TOLD IN OLD L E1T ER S TIRE RAY BROS Phone 548---- Sa Huy ;i CLARK JKWI K “I AM THI “SHE E SKI • rr .......... . .1 s trw & tt jto&wtkT �r ■ . '* y W .O C f f f tE R 14, 1924. L A ll fcityNews ' , '. aragrapns w 0 •r v lOSS' *rfc«y design.^i^d In .pnltj notlep ,o^ clec-t election duly and legally called, .VED, tion, rin election wnt* duly held, Jh held; ami conducted- on th e 22nd that after been the City o f Sanford, Florida, on day o f September, A. D. 1024, the executed n s'h e re in pfovldcd. they !4hc «•** H2nd day of September, ballot* ca s t At said election nnd shall be prerented to the Clerk o f 111' 24 " nd * * the result o f said elec- the vote and re tu rn s , thereof havthe Circuit Couftj of the Seventh lion, flU.- nforc.snid ordinance, num­ iirg been d u ly ' canvassed, * pro­ Judicial Circuit o f Florida, in und bered 84, was adopted, approved claimed, codified, filed, recorded for Seminole County, for (he pur­ and confirmed by the electo r* of nnd declared as required by law, pose of having endorsed thereon n the City of Sanford, Florldn, nnd by and nlso pursuant ‘ tc certain or­ said election it was fu rth er de­ ctrrtifirfltp r f Validation in the form ders and resolutions of the City termined that the bond* provided hereinabove prescribed, arid Commission of the City of S a n ­ f * r in said ordinance numbered 84, Dfc IT F U H T H E R R E S O L V E D should be issued by the City of ford, Florida, duly had nnd adopt­ that for the purpose of making due Sanford, Florida, in the manner ed. ’ “I T IS H E R E B Y C E R T I F I E D , ’ffrovihlon fori the pliymCnt t f pi in and for the purposes in ,*aid ordi cipal ntfil Interest o f said h^nds n> nance provided nnd set forth, and - Recited and Declared, th at nil nets. th'e|r ■respectively frill due, ’thenWhereas, the question o f issuing conditions and things required by ihnll he, a n d t W r e J J heV-Vy ns ' |)onlj , fl)r thu piirjK(W 8peclhed in l«w Ul e * 1* 1* happen And l»e perSessed, levied and ordered to be col sail! ordinance Kl, had not been ■formed, precedent to, and in the lslectwl Upon n i l ' taxable property -u ’mrittcd to the voters of the C i t y ' suancc of snid bond, have existed, withtn the City of Sanford, Flor ,,f Sanford. Klondn, within one have happened and hnve lieen per1 Ida, n direct! continuing tyinual l year prior to September 22n<l. formed in regulnr und due time. tax for curb year said bonds ur •|PJ24, nmj form and manner, ns rt-tiuired by I---*n ex- th a t! astf&'s’rifiaew?.®. ecutc forth , end System o f : the City of Sanford, be presented t d the r.Clerk o f the City Commission o f tho W h ereas, In fu n nnd H riet com- Florida.? .pllaneti w ith' all t}ie requirement* pursuant to a vote of n majority Circuit Cotlrtf t f J^-vcnth J u d i­ SanTofrf,* Fibrldn, and [s t a t e m o r t g a g e s o f law, driii a t , t h e tim e r.nd place o f the qualified , elector* residing cial Circuit of Florida, in nnd for Bond Trustees o f the City, o f •* *• i j , » 'f < £ •“ # 1.1/ * U ,1 Fox*»nd wife to the Sritn* desi f o e t i d in aai'd notice' of elec­ within the boundaries r f thn aaid SfeKiitmlo CoUn^v, l o r the rvti*o Me ford, J'lo rid a, be each requirs tty BanY (o r all of lot* tion, eh electloh w e* duly held in City of Sanford, Flarida, -at an o f having endorsed thereon n cer- en ter into a . good and a , and th e v a s t 2 3 H feet the C ity o f Spnford, Florida, on the election duly and legally calleu tlflcntu o f validation in the form end eight and the wrist b^nd In th e sum of One T B ft nine in block one, tlrir said 22nd dak o f Septem ber, 1024, held ami conducted on the 22nii HeritlrmboVe pWjdlrlbed, rind ’($1,000.00) Dollars, condl lford. ‘Con*ideration and n* the result of aald election, day of September, A. i)., 11KJ4, the b e it F u r t h e r r e s o l v e d , the aforesaid ordinance numbered ballot* cast at said election and that for the purpo*/ o f making due upon ,thc faithful performer 83, via* adopted,’ approved and con­ the vote and return* thereof hav* jiroviston f o r t h i p paym ent of the duties imposed upon th( M-A1M D E E D S firmed by the elector* of the City frig been .fitly canvassed, pro­ principal und iiUeVtet o f snid bonds Bond T r u s t e e * 'o f bond* tof. ad wife to Mrs. M. D. claimed, certified, filed, recorded Mot 11. E rie * P lo t nf o f Sanford. F|orl4a,. and by said,, election it was further.determined and declared ns required by law. I Consideration $100. j . the *.*' *bond* . .provided __U j . j f o r i n paid i “rid alsc. pursuant to certain order* ed to Janie Bced for is.that seated, levied and cfdered tb b e -a p io u n t ...o f ...Fifty _ T h c >iuin n f Hi Gertrude • __ . j 83, s , should .1__ ... i.be _ ( „n.i _ [tier 13 of S t. ordinance numbered and .......fi.itk... re ro p tio n s of the r-t,.. City Corncollected - upon 'nil txxabl* •prop ($50,000.00) Dollar*, he - *ni Sanford. Consideration issued py. the City, c f Sanford, mission of the City of Sanford, orty within the Clip o f Snnfhrd, ‘ rj,ferred to. .i i ->j eitj Iflorida. in the manner anu for the Florida, duly hod and adopted. Florida, a direct, torttlnulng a n -1 Adojitcsl til)* 13th day* o f purpose*, in qald ordinance provid­ It Is Hereby Certified, Heel ted nual tax fon each year said bonds lief. A. D. 1024i’ SU IT S F IL E D nnd Declnred, that all ucts, 'compure outstanding and unpaid, suf |rn va. V. c . qolltcr ed and set fo rth . ®nd .. FORREST L F al'Ju d g m e n t; fionee to produce e a c h 1 each ’ the . in-------Whereas, the question of issuing tlons nyd thing;! required by law to S. O. fell A SIC, II v*. exist, happen anil b-> performed, cutstanding and unpaid,' suffi.mm w hereas in strict compliance lttVV* lhH( lhe ,‘mount ” f thls sum o f Two Thousand HeFeri Hun­ C. J . M AIISliA H ' w B : c l i ' e ^ l . ' ^ " th ? puri»b*0 specified in |ges $200. said ordinance 8 3 ,. had not b^en precedent to, und in the issuance te produce each year the sum »f ■wjth thp r,'.„uirements of law, t h e ! 1”” " 1* ‘ “Kethcc with nil other in- dred and F i f t y ($2,750.00) ItUllars, As the City Commission o ff of (his bond, have existed, have Nine Thousand, Seventy-five <$!'. ( lll, ............................... th„ r i t y of debtednese- of the City of Hanford, to pay the interest on said bonds, || vs. Robert Williams. submitted to tho voter* of the City City of Sanford, F lorid*. . City Commission - ... |0. Case dismissed, of Sanford, Florida, within o n e ; happened and have been performed 0(5.00) Dollars, to pay tho int.-r |Sstnford. Florida, did subsequent Florida, does not exceed any limit and su fficient to produce each year A tte st: pier vs. I t a l i c T . Hry- y ear prior to September 22nd, in regular and due time, form nnd est on raid bonds, and sufficient to prescrilicd l>y the Constitution and the mftiitionnl rum of Fifteen Hun­ !.. R. P H I L I P S , J to the date of said election, hold u 1 $52.40. Judgment, dred ($1500.00) Dollars. , which produce each year the additional manner, ns required by Inw, nnd 1924, nnd meeting and proceed to canvas* ,lf ,hl' Sto tl‘ ,,f Horlll° ; . „ , , , . . , City Clerk of the City of Sail! lara vs. l - Urban Nay. W hereas, in stric t compliance I that the amount of this bond, to- sum of Four Thousand ( $ 1,000 nm the returns ami result of said e l c “ »‘l lh,tl th(' ,^ u’inr« of - shnil he placed, in « sinking fund Judgment. Flo ruin. jrplo vs. K. E. Brady. with the requirements of inw, the gether with ull other indebtedness I)ollnr«, whiih shall lie placed in n lion, and at said meeting it unan- »>»" provision has been made for the purpose o f th * redompt.on Publish Oct. 14. Judgment. City Commission of the City -if J uT the City of Sanford, Florida, sinking fund for the purpose of thr imously adopted a resolution de- I hy resulutinn of th f < ity <Minimis- |$>f nniti hofulw at the maturity ;o vs. T. E . Wainsion .to assess, annually, a tax thereof, and Sanford, Florida, did, aubsequent ] does not exceed any limit pre redemption of s„i-l bunds nt «!»• j flMring; the said election to !>, nagrs $300. Judg HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . to the date of snid election, hold n b rib ed by the Constitution and maturity thereof, nnd favor of the adoption, approval and .......... " ll " ‘“ 1 »"*• persmud property, railroads, telegraph nrf.l tele, that as s.Arn a-< *nid bom,a shall |oe O', vs. J . H. Alien. meeting nnd pmceed to cnnvnxs j Sluluh-s of the S ta te of Honda, ISE IT F U R T H E R R ES O L V I-D ei nllrmation of said ordinance HI, the returns mid result of said and that bofore the issuance of tliat n« soon as said bonds shall be |aim in favor of the issuance of the phone lines, owned or s itu a t e il, be printed, nnd a f te r the anle nnd FOK |rdon vs. E. Stafford.' election, nnd nt said meeting it this bond, provision has been made printed, and after the sale ami I In nils provided for in said nrdi within the City of Sanford. F l n r - J award tfu-rmif, same shall Im duly|^|| n u ili 0 ,, A u t o m o b i l e * ' Ida. to realize a sum sufficient t» | .led -y the Mity r and C l-rk , y h tln|T P l a n t s , a n y m i M fdon vs. K. Stafiord. unanimously adopted a resolution by resolution of the < ity Commis­ award thereof, same shall be dull nance 84, up* n u i »h n«l, of \nr ( ity of Sunfi»r«i rlBridu, in t \ \r i r n n n declaring the said election to be sion, lu assess, annually, u tax executed by the Mayor and Cl. D Therefore. He it Resolved, that jvny the 1V 2\ I D l V v f D « y Agricultural Chemical in fnvor of the adoption, approval Upon nil real and personal proper of the City of Sanford, Florida, m l>om)s (lf th(1 , lly „ f Sanford, Flor ns it may become due. arm to ere the form nnd manner hereinabove j H. R. Stevens. Diiinate a sinking fund for (Ire pnement ■n. t fortb, and sa-rl bond* when *o ---------n»d confirmation of snid ordinance l y> railroads, telegraph and tele- the form rum manner hereinab. iila, in the ag gregate sum of Fifty 3ase dismissed, of the principal In r.-of at tl u run(‘xecuted, shall (hereupon lie forth 83, nnd in favor of the issuance nf , phone line* . «w«ed or situated set forth, am! snid bonds when Thousand Dollars, provider! for by i-ocery Company vs. J . with delivered by said Mayor and t. Damages $600. Ju d g - the bonds provided for in said or j within tin- t ity of Sanfi rd, hlor execuled, shall thereupon be forth Mild ordinance 84, as approved and turity of same, and that lire issn of bonds, of which tins bond is a raid Clerk to F'orre't Ijtke, S <) dinnneo K3, • ida to realize n sum s-.ifficient to with delivered bv snid Mayor and I rftrmed by the elector-! of the Sit by ff, L. Plntt vs. S. pint. Ims l.e.-n duly .oii'irmed nnd Chase uml C J M ar-ball, comn.i*Therefore Be It Resolved, Ihat ' P"V «h** '"te n --* up.m this bond. .-anl Clerk to Forrest l ake, S (> City id Sanford, Florida, b* t»S’.TIVK AND Case dismissed. . . ,i)i,|;ited by a lie i ee of thC lr 'i n ) ; the City Commission of if.f Sanford, i fflB 1 1 'nay become due, and to cteChase ami C .1 Marshall, r - in - nil, snid bonds I- l.eai a rate - f iring 41 Company vs W . ' *»«••** of the < ity , KlflK PI.ACE Daiiii&K^s Jud g 1 PJorida, in the* remote sum of a *uikmy fmiti for tri * tniMtrg the ( tt> Cummi'-sson of t ) - inter. <t if rive and ..n e h n lf i f . ' - ) cult Court of the Seventh Judicial City of Sanford, Florida, nnd ev CI TT TO SUIT l^nd Tru st-, a ..f the ' -m I One Hundred S ix lv -F iv e Thousand " f the prim ijia) hereof at the mn- City of Sanford, F'iorida, and « \ 1>>i cent urn pet ittimint, to tie of the Circuit of the S t a te of I'londii. in SEE f 4; * & Wall vs. Urkliart. Dollars, provide*) for by said o rd i-)tu n t> of same, und that the issue olTu-i.i Rond 7'ru'tees o f the ( i'\ and fi r Seminole ('minty, in a pro­ of Sanford s Florida, for deli. , ry leiii.muiittion ($imio) Dollars to t in- purr baser, nnd issed. ceeding leguii by lire ( ity of Sunnance S3, as approved nnd c u n - , of bonds, of whielt tins bond i« a of Sanford, Florida, for delivery t- each, and to lie numbered finm 1 to [-Carolina Chemical Com ME IT F U R T H E R K ESOI N ED. SO. tinth numbers inclusive, to he D ' " 1- Fl ori da, a m u n•1 1i>n1 c m ..... a |. W. Herndon $200 Dam- firmed by the el re tors of the City part ban been duly eonfitmed and the purchaser, and |of Sanford. Florida, b - issued, said |validated by a decree of the t 'irHE IT F U R T H E R ItF > U I A I I- dated J u l y 1st. I!'2 I. mill to ma t u r e «•'»». agai nst the S t a t e o>f Florida, rinent, was bands to bear a rate of interest of euirt < ourt of the Seventh Jtldi that l-'oi'M-st l.ake, S O ( Im* - uc J u l y 1st. HIM both | iiiii-.,*al and i n - ' " f •' " " ll‘ VC *s-» ; e u y s l i t s f j i .e d five ami one-half ( 5 ljj ) per cen rial < ir -uit of the State of Florida, ( ’ .1 Marshall, composing the Cii> Ii-re t i f -aid bonus shall he pay duly ami regul arl y given to tho | loBrnher.tr vs. Su<ie R in and for Semi nob’ County lor tM-mmole ■ ount\, in a (omnilrsioii i f the City of Sim able at T h e I huso Nati onal Hank. |S t a t e of Fl ori da and to the public pt ftl. Bill to foreelo; e turn per annum, to be .if the de- 1,1 f 'Arid for tin payment <>f tin pi in , nomination of On.- Thousand proceeding begun by the Cily of ford, Florida, and ex officio Bonn in the ( ily of New York, Slut ($10(81.00) Dollars each, und to 1Sanford. Florida, a municipal cor Trustees of the City of Sanford. New Yor k, in l awful mon •>• o ’ cipal nnd i nterest . f this bond, the I the S ta te of Etui ida, be ere li required to eld. i lhe United S l a t e s of A m e r e n , in full f>">b and credit of the ( ity of ITY L IC E N S E S mature Ju ly 1st, 11)54, both prin porulion, aguin-d txwell, real estate agent, . tnls ' Florida, of which proceeding due into n good nnd sufficient bond u li rest pay able .i-ini .nnnuall y on S na f o r . l , Fl ori da, is hereby l i r e . . . ^ cipal and interest of said Lewis, real estate agent, \;;1 notice wn« duly and legubirly gis the sum of Fifteen Hundred J a nu a r y tiist and July Cir *»t of each ably pledged. Rtuman, relafTmerchant, shall lie payable at The ('hast * n l " the S ta te of F'iorida ami t■> i $ 1,5(M),(l(l) IN \\ I IN F.SS W II F.R l-.l )r , I li Dollars, t ondit .om-ij y i'llr , said bonds shall be signed by Ihcr 4 (lam e r, rt-nl estate tional Bank, In the City . f And for the payment upon the f.-nt lifid per for malice -t ill.- Mayor of the • ity of Sanford, I it > (if Sanford, Floriilu, Iiiin « uum-il I Jf*; ll'H 1-umber C o m p a n y ,! y „ rk S t n „ , „ f yj,.w Y o rk , in |U the public. lard. $ 15 ; ( ’lair 4- M orris ful money of the United S la t, if the duties imposed upon them li­ i |... ida, and t)i- ( I. rk ..f the • ity tins ho]nt in Ur* nm ri»■**! liv it b M>( »r.( i of " f ,t" ‘ »*ri«s-l|M*l and interest [cluli, $15; C. K. ChorpenAmerica, interest pnynbl - srrie. (his lamd, the full faith and riedit lt. uni Trustees bonds of tin . I Sanford. F'iorida. and shall have und hy tin* l it> r i n k , mid i(" 1 1 i rl lor vehicles for hire, $10; Service Station. Filling . annually on Jan u ary first .mil lnl> 1 H on d a, i ( ity of Slililord, Florida, to the riflix.-d thereto th. .ill f I he ( Ity i Of |)nrilt 'f il l to '»* 11tr IXi* I hi Mu, ,.f Saofoni, F bn nla ; the iintelest ■au-e.| th5, Henry Mclmlin, retail 1flr s , „f ,.(irj, year, saiil bmoU -Aall ' ' ' " ' b y irrevocably pledged r11e 11-s t j t». '"M ha.- further amount of One Hundred Sivly tic rrr . IN' T N E S S W H E R E !O F , th. ■1^9 IN W IIT . c i . pons lo b. nttio bed to Hard intere-1 . ..up»m* lu ret.. aMa-Jied. l $ 1lif.,Ot III IM) i Dollars, lierernabo. 1 * *' be sigmul by the Mayor of (la- < Itv ('ity of Sanford. l-brnlit, lintbond" (o hr Signed with the eri *'i bear Hu lithographed fro -umb refetred to —COUNTY' L I C E N S E S (,f Sanford. Florida, and th. Clerk muse.I this l«>ml t.i be -igln-.l by grrne-l or lit In graphed fur numb signature of >iiii | Muy.-i and t-ai.l IK t Adopted llii Edit >ln\ Bennett, C *n an C ily, retail of tire City <>f Snnf-r<<. Florida, XyiJS •dirnatlires of said Mayor Him said 1 *ty < b-ik, and tins bond to be | $4.75; Fellow* Service shall have iitTix.-d thereto tic* its Mayor, uml by tin • ily ( l.-rk, ’ bet. \ D. IMA 1 and its corporntc seal to be af retail merchant, $ 7 ; C. E. Bl,ul <lf , h(. n , v , f s.rnfo. I. Fl.u ■ Clerk , said bonds andcoupons, !dated the I si day <f July, A. D. I Ft ill RF S T I \hl Ing, retail m erchant, $4.75; . , , Irxed hereto, and lias further wi n the lie essary Miriutlons as to j H'21 - . <*na S O ( liASFI, luster, plumliing, $7.75: < ' • ft] cut i*'o. | the in lei to l con (ion* tier-- I d f t J 1, litiil loiYiilii-rs, nlid ihe i,(*rlt ' ( .1 \|A R.*sl I A I laingwood, - real entate, 11 hed (A **alll bbilift. fo lie aignetl ssgs May-'i - f the • ily --f Sanford frank llyera, garilge and witfi tru- engravr-.i ..r lith >giaplv.1 to ri11a. Iit-.l, to bear tin- litlro Ah tile • ity ( oiiiiiiisslon ,-| i }»( lb at, of validation llo-r -of, -hall It ure of concrete, $30.51); J . f a c s i m i l e eignntures of sum May graphed far Hiniile -igmiUm- of j be —ill.—1ant tolly 111 the following F bo .da • ity <>f Sanfoiu, Florida f is safe to say that in nine homes oul of ten M i y$ r himi -Ul.l i W \ r l -rk ■\tosi W retail merchant, $4.75. , tir Mt|(, „ j(i n ,.rk; SH[li n,|, „ n,| ‘ Ill A HeM j fol III, to W it I County Hunk, S.I/..5; It, ... , », » Hi- 8 JutlK1 lo Ih* tin!i..l th. lir-t in this city, the attic remains unfinished— 1. If 1*1111 IPS. i S E R IF S ( i real estate, $15 25 R C coupons, with the n ee r-saiy vn.m i.f July. A li 11124 llii) l ity ■ in k the same as the day the house was built. reul estate, $15.25; Dr ti.ms a to dales und miitca-r *, und UNITF'D S T A T F S O F \ Mi'lll> • ll y i Jerk of I he t ' 11y of Sac : I ..i in <if int.-lesi ( ollpntl |j i |i p , ilenUst, $15.25, ll.-nry the certificate of validation there, Florida S T A T E OF FLORIDA t It > (if S 41nt -ii -1 Change it to a good-looking, useful room or two Mai. r of till So $27.5*1 l i . merchant. $13 75. of, shall he substantially in Cm- fol ('O l'N 'l Y OF s F M I N o l liblbll-li ( let. I l > l:i 1’!• *» n i la l la- 1 list I 'a . of ( July * — a place for the children to play, an extra lowing form. (<> wit ( ITY OF SA N FO R D An i*>l ( J a n mi i \ ). 19 SE R IE S F lycdroom, or a radio station for “tile boy.” IM'HLH IM P R O V F M F N T HON’ D J he < it y of Sanford, Fb-I alii, I NM FID S T A T E S OF AND. RICA Numbel Dollar*. U r .I \ < icf will pay the b. nt. I Twenty -even Shectrock will do it. I mat S T A T E O F FLO R ID A 1 r I*.rin (*f inti 1l*sl 1 Mil |M■ri) and 5l) 11*0 ( $ 2 7 50) Dollar*, m i t i l ’ NTY OF S E M IN O L E Km w Ml Mi-ii by The*.- Pie* Sheet rock makes solid, fireproof, permanent wails f. ; lawful money of tile Untied S l a te No 9 „ CITY O F SA N F O R D . at*, that tin- ( ily of S a n f o id, m (.lull of 1Jiil> and ceilings at low cost. Just nail the broad, I»4»> *. ( >n \ U v Ki? td America, at llu- * hit-e National )l l 1 KIN Fit F-S( RI BING \ B E S O M TIION P R E SC R IB IN G tin State of F'iorida. a muni, ipal Hunk, to the City) .tf N.-w York, nili y 1, I'.' I Millars ft)HM AND D E T A I L S O F N in tiber high sheets of gypsum to the joists or studding. T H E FORM AND D E T A IL S OF c.ii |...ntt ton, duly organized and ex- S ta le of New Yolk. 1(HMI Th. < ty of S a n f o i.I. Flott.la, being -iv ) S I K OF IH 'IIL H ' IMAN I SSL' FI OF IM M ill IM ­ l*tui|- um l-t i.i.d in p u r - u n m .- of months’ interest then due >n it* Know all Men My These P re,- will puy tin- bearer Tw-.-ni>-sevei Decorate as you please— we suggest T extone, (MKNT BON DS IIY T H E P R O V E M E N T BONDS, M Y T U B the la w - of the State of Florida, Public Improveim-nt Ibmd. diit.-d )F SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A . ent*. that the City of Sanford, in! and 50 100 (F27.50) In liars, in The Shectrock Decorator. i “M CITY O F SA N F O R D . F LO R ID A . for value received, a. knowJ.-.lg. * July 1st, P.124, pay'll Mi* from a lux money of th-United SI M O F O N E HUN- the S ta te of F'iorida, a municipal I lawful itself indebted, and promise* to IN T I I E SUM O F F IF T Y T H O U ­ M ade only by the United States Gypsum to lie assessed, levied l.l.d collected S I X T Y - ) F I V E ) T l l O l - corporation, duly organized ami j S t a le * of America, at lh e ( huse pay to the bearer hereof the -uni D O I I . A R S( T H E MRO- existing under and in pursuance of i National Hunk, in tin- ( ily of N.-w , SAND D O LLA R S, T H E PRO ­ upon nil taxable property within Company. TO ME D E R IV E D of DKRIYE1I FROM T1IK the law* of the S ta te of Florida. ; York. S ta le o ' N-w York, b e in g 1 C E E D S the boundaries of the Mini * *t > 'd onf; th o u sa n d d o lla r s Ask your lumber or building material dealer FROM T H E S A L K , THKUKfYK |T H E R E O F I'D HE U SE D for value received, acknowledge*' six month* interest then due on Sanford, Florida. in lawful money of the United TO HE FftKD TO B U IL D AND itnelf indebted, ami promise* to | >1* Publii Inijirovemenl Hmid. for a sample and prices. lLA RG E. IM P R O V E AND E Q U IP A M U N IC IP A L J A I L ; S t a le * of America, on the lust day* THE S E W E R A G E pay to the liearer hereof, the sum dated July 1st. 1024. payable from Muyoi PRO V IDIN G FOR T H E LEVY nf July. A, I) 1954, with interest a tux to be assessed, levied uml !M O F T H E C IT Y O F of , U N IT E D S T A T E S G Y P S U M C O M PA N Y OF AN AN N U A L TA X I PON thereon at tin- rate of five and oneONE TH O U S A N D D O LLA R S [collected upon all taxable property I). F L O R ID A , PROCity Clerk. 205 W e s t Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois ALL T A X A B L E P R O P E R T Y , half per centum pei annum, pay­ fti FOR T U B I.R Y Y O F in lawful money i f the United ! within the b. uiiduri.-* of the said S E R I F S (. No. W ITH IN T H E CITY OF SA N ­ able semi annually, Jan u ary first S ta le * of Ameriru, on the h ist day it ity of Sunfom , Florida iN l Al. T A X UPON A L L ( Homl Numlr*i) * m I*, s r.i a i . v FORD. F L O R ID A . S U F F I C I E N T amt July first of each y ear, on I R LE P R O P E R T Y WITH - of July. A. D. HIM. with interest * - - TO P R O D U C E EACH Y EAR presentutiun and surrender of t h - ( F o li o . f Validation ('erliti* . t.•I Miiv.it. IF. ( IT Y OF' SAN FORD, thereon nt the rate of five and one T1IK N E C E S S A R Y AMOl NT ii.ter.-st .-..upon* her.-to niihcxed [IDA. S F F F H T E N T TO half <5M per centum pet annum. \ ali.bitloli ( 'ert ili.-aiiOF' MONEY TO PAY T H E IN- ns they s e . cli.liy become due, belli ( K EA( H Y EA R T H E payable semi-annually, Jan uary i * " ) 1 letk Validated and confirmed by i de j TE U F IST ON S A ID BONDS prim-ipnl and interest being pay S F 'R I F S I TH E Fireproof W A LLBO A RD $88 A R Y AMOUNT O F (first nnd July first of each year, on No <n-e of the Circuit f o u r l . f lhe I AND TO C R E A T E A S IN K ­ aide at The • has.Natmiml Hunk, ( Bond Number) 5Y TO PAY T H E IN T E R presentation nnd surrender of the ING FUND FOR THE IM KSeventh Judicial ( ircuit ol tinP O S E O F T H E R E T I R E M E N T in lhe City of New Y'mk, State ht*.te of F'iorida, in and for S. mi- . DN s a i d b o n d s a n d interest coujamn hereto annexed (Form of Validation Certificate I O F SA ID BON DS AT TH E of New Y'ork, Validation ( 'ertlficate. I k a t k a s i n k i n g f u n d as they severally become due, both mile County, rendered <n tin- is ili M A T U R IT Y T H E R E O F ) h f : p u r p o s e o f t h k principal and interest being pay­ Validated and confirmed by a do Thi* bond l* one of u *.-n.-* of j ouy of October, A. I* 11*2-1, i t.d enIBMENT ' OF S A I D able at The ('hai.e National Dank, eree of the Circuit Court o.' Sev­ Whereas, at u regular meet mg F'ifty Bond*, aggregating F ifty t.-red and recorded on the leMi lay AT T H E MATUU1TY In tho ('ity of New York, S ta te of enth Judicial Circuit of the S tale of the C ity l'<imtiii**ion of th. 1 ity Thousand Dollar*, nf like dale, It'll of Oelol«*r, A. D 11*24, ill < 1 an[EOF. of Florida, in and frr Seminole Sanford, F'iorida hold m the or ami maturity, i**ued by the eery Order Book 5, on pa;.< 581, New Y’ork. Thi* bond i* one of u »<-ric* of County, rendered on the 18th dayn t h day of Auguit 11*24 tin- 1 >m. City of Sanford. F'londn, for low . „f the public record* of th*’ f ’itcuil Pas , nt n regular meet- one hundred sixty-flv,- lion.In, a g - 1of October, A. D. 11*24, and cn- i tttianion did duly enact und adopt fid municipal purposes, in strict j t\»url of the Seventh J u d i n a ’ CirCity Commission of the - g ie g a lin g One Hundred Sixty-F'ive teri-.l and recorded on the 18th le certain ordinance numla-r. I 8 4 , i conformity with the Con*titutmn t-uit of the S ta te e f F'iorida, in sud Sanford, Florida, held on 7 housand Dollars, of like date, tc- Iday of October A D. PJ24, in nnd law* of (lie State of Florida, for Seminole County. entitled: day of August, 1924, thi* nor and jnoturity, i»*ued by tl>c Chancery Order Hook 5, on page | .‘Ai, Ordinance Mr. viding f-u an ( including umimg other chapter fsinn did duly enact and City of Sanford, F'iorida, for law- 381, of the public record* of t h e 1 |H* U,. uf Bonds by the Cily «.f S a n - , MU7, Law* of Florida, 11*23, enti­ Clerk of (he Circuit Court nf the certain ordinance nuni- ful munH)>al purpuses, in strict |Circuit Uourt ( f the Seventh Judi Seventh Judicial Circuit of : cmford, F’iorida, in the sum »d Fifty tie d . J, entitled: "An Act t» Ai.olish the Present in.de County, F'lori. la. ccnform ity with cial WiuuH Circuit w ofi the State of F'lori- Thousand Dollars, zhe Proceeds to j, n ILJlIUf IIIIV/ n*u* the 'Constitution .................... -U0I u?f*1'** I rovuling for an , unj ljiw g t he S ta te of Florida, Ida. in und for Sem inoli County. be Derived frVm tbe Sale J h.-:eof Municipal Govwt n mo nt of the City l AMijfs'by l i * l i u ithe l m fCity ' i l t i of a / Uut . __ * __ . . a San including among others, Chapter \Clerk of the Circuit Court of the to be Used to Build and Flquqi a o f Sanford. Seminole County, State (Said bonds to be endorsed on the [loridor,! In the Sum of Ono of Florida, and to Organize, Incor­ buck as follows) Seventh Judicial ('ircuit of Sem i­ Municipal J nil,” und 9897, Lew s of F'loridu, 1923, entiI 'ViBixty-F'lve Thousand nole Cpunty, Florida. Whereas, this Coromi*»mii did porate und F'stablish a City Govtled: Number ^Mnnlclpal Purposes, the order to b e ;e m in e n t for the Sam.-, and to C IT Y O F S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A "A n Act to Abolish the Present (Said bends to be endorsed on the further cause an M/-f >erfVed F’rom th« Sale Municipal Government of the Cily hock as follows) f adopted, calling an election i« be Prescribe the Jurisdiction, Powers ; P U B L I C IM P R O V E M E N T BONDI ) 1 to be Used to E n larg e, o f Number . S E R I E S G. Hanford, Seminole County, held in the City at Sanfotd. Flor* and Functions of said Municipali­ and Flxivnd the Sew erage 11000. 0 S t a t e of Florida, and lo Organise, C I T Y O F SA N F O R D , F I.ORID A jd^, otj the 22nd day of September, ty.” of the City of Sanford, Incorporate and Establish a City P U B L IC IM P RO V E M F.N T BONDS A. D. J 9 2 4 , to determine the qu etion und pursuant to Ordinance No. 84, I N T E R E S T 6Y4 P E R C E N T . and SE R IE S F, - » t said election whether the urdi- of the City of Sanford, Florida, Government for the Same, and to D A T E D J U L Y la t , 1921. i is, this Commission did $ 1000 . nance aforesaid should be udupu-d, entitled: Prescribe the Jurisdiction, Power* I cause an order to be adopt“ An Ordinance Providing for tin I N T E R E S T 5H P E R C E N T appro ^ d and confirmed by the and Function* of said Municipal­ In tere st i ’ayable frig an election to he held.in D A T E D J U L Y 1st, 1924. Issue of Bonds hy (he City of Sanelectors of the City of Sanford, Semi-annually, on ly . " of Sanford, Florida, on Florida, and whether the bonds frrd , Florida, in the aunt of Fifty pursuant to Ordinance No. 83, of J a n u a r y 1 s t and J u l y 1st day: nib September, A. D., Interest Payable provided f o r in laid ordinance Thoucapd Dollars, the Proceeds to Principal due the City of Sanford, Florida, en­ dcttfmfoe the question at Semi-annually on should be issued by the City of be Derived from the Sale Thereof J u ly 1st, 1964 titled : tlon whether the ordinance \% Intereril Paid on Saving* Account* Sanf-trd, Florida, in the maitnsr to be Used to Build and Equip a Jan uary l a t and J u ly 1 s t “An Ordinance Prcvlding fo r an Doth Principal and In tere st I should he adopted npprovPrincipal Due Municipal J a i l , " and f o r th e purposes in said ordi­ ' , * , p rsim ’. 3 Payable at The fonfirm^d by the electors o f Issue o f Bonds by the City of S an ­ >.** K Strength -Service Progress J u ly 1st, 1964 pursuant to a vote o * a majority nance provided and aet forth, and ford, Florida, in the Sunt o f One CHASE NATIONAL BANK ^ of ^gnjl^rd, Florida, and •i) -urns . y .<.* 1 • V*-i Both Principal and lnt*r<.-»t (1, *• * W hereas, In full and strict com­ o f th e qualified ejector* residing V . Now Y o rk City, N. Y. D (lie bunds provided fo r In Hundred Sixty-JHye Thousand DoL jptfWvitOl My P itta s, pliance with all the.rriquire|a*»l* within the boundaries o f- th e $ald ^ s should be^ Issued by lara for City o f ftaafurd, Florida, a t oa ot law, and at th* time and Cf Ssnfp/d, F )eri(U ; in If, , if * 1 jiL’Ar»i" «' 4*W*, <F iN ’,*}t 2fsdrJ, ’ • . UE IT FUKTHE& k E S O L t o , ,**i *r ■Ut »' ■ GDtlt, city ot tssfeJt 'ewfc BATTERIES': Phone 548 Sanfo FOR S A L E WOQB J. I). DAVISON I THERE’S THE ATTIC ■—with Sheettock.you can $ REMODEL IT m r SOLUTION NO. 171 RESOLUTION NO. 172 1 SHEETROCK J j For the Busy Man Alert, responsive banking service, organized to m eet today’s financial ne<?ds. i . i SEMINOLECOUNTYBANK | . �99 . t o m u t f r fn feffssful Ignorant Sanforci Hferald .vu.i j i n * k ii/ As Bnsbane fees- ft il T t ■ V ^ > ! :l i N. ------ ,— - 4 - ---------- , -------- l— a . ■-— r r - i — x m a i ' ------------ :— as ' 1 ‘“Ignorance Is bliss" scntentiously remarked someone iwRay* a t R a a f a r d , f l i . r t d a Cne sign of wi«t,r r. The F irst 1200,000,000. 4 a * f e c u n d C laa« M a i l e r , onO time. And he knew not what a choking mouthful he hod r '1 7, Y m , a t t b « P o i t u f f l c a Is .on y10 WmpkiA Shenandoah Sees America. 'orO , F l u r ld a , u n d e r A c t o f uttered, for indeed ignorance must be bliss, else in some way shock is la tap corn 1 Rockefeller Money. lllT . I the' albdnveloping blanket would be kicked off. Its wide* ■—: -W*V.-*V* -Y-~ -»TTC. '.'I -I’ "* sfrYead extent is overwhelming. It would be comedy were I D L . OMAN__________ ltd Her Many o_mau m BY ARTHUR B R ISB A N E i'AIK) IIKItU.„_____M i n a i t r tisementa when he xhoutf it not so tragic. Yes, "Ignorance is bliss,” but not "blissful (C e a r r t a h t 1*34) <la A t t a a t ' ' l»lr— l « aptitude,” blissful gregariousnesa. insr Bhoc adverti*ementi, # " ‘ •V B R C R tPT tO lf RA TKR Apparently, one .pf the most humorous'things n joke G E R M A N Y will get the f ir s t ___ 17.00 S i x M o nlha. J I tO ■A wife is a great comfi editor can think of is the ignorance of mankind. Every $200,000,000, to be used gettin g her __In C i t y b y C a r r i e r , p e r all those troubles which, _ lla -W e a k ly E d i t io n , 11.00 year the "funny” mngaxines reproduce a series of questions never has. self rcudy to pay several thousand Tear. dnd answers nml 'the humor lies in, the ignorance* displayed million dollars to nation** th a t con­ IL M O T lcC t A lt o b i t u a r y ,* wrong with i ‘'Who was the Father o f h is ' country c a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e e o lu t l o n e in the answers. quered hiir. T h a t Is settled by a 1» tou many couples tu t l c e d ' o f ' e n t e r t a i n m e n t e w h e r e Answer: "Solomon”-*-and thinks like that. th*jl bankers' agreement in London, Tho „ a re . m a d * w i l l , be charged beats k full house "• ■' lll4 - ____ re g u la r a d v ertisin g r a t e e dl ^ . . Now there is an element of humor .in such an answer news came late yesterday. W hat will be done about persuad­ T U B a HMOCIATRU ritK O O wheh It appears in Jiite, uut tttien seen iii REAL, life i t as/Ifcfflcency‘means doing Brtc'hmi i*re«fc T* eld OB- Hiimes the dark proportions of tragedy*.' It is ’ not rjtHtc so ing A merica ns to put their money A e ed c 'h t _ a t ohefe because’ vmi into' that bind of an investment e n t ' t l e d t o lb # uee f o r r e p u b , to db’them one nt a tthiton or All tiew a d la n a t r h e a funny when teachers taking normal school examinations at remains to be seen.. r I , 7 o . J t . e r HOI o t h e r w i s e c r e d MW* --------— W n Well-known American institution answer the following t h l l piilmr and a le n t ile l o c a l ■■ : b n e nice Cling ahout’l u b llan e d .h e re in , A ll r i g l u e o f T H E G R E A T a i.sh ip Shenan_ . c a t i o n o f e p e c la l d la p a t c h e a questions in the following rtianner: i mles Is you can hlam« i on u journey io cover 0,000 miles, n e r e algo re s e rv e d . , Oberummergnu ?— A great German politician. l them instead o ; on v o u j Railed through the beutitiful s k y n f OR 0CV/ " Pinchot?— A race horse. Arizona yesterday afternoon. A s JD A Y , O C T O B E R I t , 1924. " s ift* I 6££A . WATc/W the sun rose she crossed the Con­ J u s t when women ncjl * ' • Frances E. Willard?— An American pugilist. tinental Divide, traveling quietly, nicely in politics snm«e,f TFuS BAffr* A U . m •. - ° A-Aitlc used in.Gormany. 000 miles in twenty-one hours, the report that it niakt,,! - ■’Ohregon V-1A province in Germany, F R E E J P H O M‘ L :..WANT*y*«/rKa oh h k m k "o n ly 1' about as fast ns the T w en ­ rd |g mv, shepherd: I shell not DeValera?— A bandit in Mexico. UOOK\T/ tieth Century train rucing from Business hint: Mi,n*i New York to Chicago. - y 1,23 ^ 1 i 'L jj 1 ! t FMlofd'fifeorge?—King-iof England, are interested in cash adding machnes. S O M E B O D Y 'S * ' i i » HelenH<eMer-?—» Agreat airjilnne flier. -53 W H A T A magnificent country gfoit a picture of. nomebody’* child, v ' Dolin'Wrmamnker ?— A wntenuiakcr. the crew of that g reat nirship Saw, The bathing benutin 1 re s t fadp^BCt in golden lu.ir, Leonard Wood?— An aviator. ** ft as they traveled across the empire idoTMOCE the mugnzine covetInlet eyds, ami checks of ruse, MEB8Eof Texas, over the magnificent busy posing for U'J.t cxW jflf, R o u n d e r * Shin, with a 'ditnplf* ’•» 'Steinmetr. ?— A certain kind of n piano. |GoJ fay mountains that luoUcd like little Tariff?— A city in France. '* Noah's Ark houses, and on toward BtACKEJ? Sk irts are gettinr >l**r*l Teapot Dome?— An old Egyptian tomb. *vv the magnificent lands tiiat lie along A Vou'p/D where tin* nhatjowt It Tender because some women had Those answers an* of course rather dumb and most of the Pacific. , sleep with them long. Surely this is a country worth froiff'within by n Rwoot rny - us would have little difficulty in making a more creditable 5**vrw '< / ^ T e n d e r eves that will will shine o the following ques- defending. ahin« like like showing. But just for fun, bow many of j Tim e these i»«-111icixal! When will President Coolidge a n ­ ' ' •"ryV' u n a w I through talking About it I. j t a r s , lions etfn you answer real quickly and wi t h o u t t h e a id o f t h e nounce the intention o f the Adstltuton eertanly will Is* m gm and-womanhfto* com* 'tongreastolja! Libraf.vT'’ ' |ministration to give the United ing place in tho ■ttvy b * W | •]. ' W hat was CohimmiR* first t S ta te s n fighting air fleet equal These metunchol- -bivu ___ 1 _ . t . S . . . : . i. _ W ,iu* W nebl 7 |to the air power o f uny two other New World are linn. with n story ,to.. te ll— . nations on earth ? i'«W/'M i ho who shall fin-1 it 2. Who wus Archimedes? ] We need It. We can afford it, o u t . {■ 3. In what part of the Bible is tin* Sermon on the 1 Why don't we do It ? BUY — r e Li— i t W b o s h a l l i l a m t h e a y e * ’, d e e p s e c MoiiPt found ? , .. ret . T H E R O C K E F E L L E R Fnuiulnd. Who wrote ThnnatopsiaT ( A n d re , llh e heart with never a TYPEWRITE! ■* >,**->i • |lion, with money set aside for u se­ V doub A<w* * cstjtlW**'^** -»a ful purposes, now has assets close Ills H. S . POND ff. Who siii'tl, “ All the woritl :> n .singe"? to $201),iKlt),00(), The foundation in S i i n f o n l H u nk A* T n o * l t> you will tremble, scarlet lips, V. I'bimr 6X*. 7. Why is Clem Shaycr? eomu last year was fH,82*2,H7l*. Mr. ;T h cn yo«»wlU erimson, loveli(st R ockefeller’s money fights disease Kiirban? . r; |c h e e k l > f * f* • intelligently and regardless of e x ­ E y e s will brighten and blushes will y. What and where are tne i’yrenoes? pense, not only in America hut also •b u r n ,* '. 10. Who originated Piggly-Wiggly ? GIVE TILL IT HURTS! in Asia, where plagues start, and in jtl'.Whcn tjyu one true lover bends We would never venture so tar as to insult our readers Central America, whence yellow IVl.NTKIt l*AltK 11EKA1.II and flu n k s . (. t HOW MUCH W ILL YOU BE by tulllptf therruthM the artfwersMo the above questions can fever, existing the year round, [t': i ‘ ' he jdupdVm pnifq'pevtHi of ^hls pajier, and wo trust that no spreads to other countries, tit she’s *ohly n rhilt^now, ns " t i l l i till it h u r ts !" was the war- welfare m phibinliiropii* societies Since the people don't know WORTH IN TEN YEARS? see, offense iA takeft'liy the insinuation. time civ And now we have had 1have u i l e .i d i conn* to us. iiiui tti ienough t«> do things for themselves, r- Only • hild in her careless And now one more question which every citizen in it is fortunate that John l> Rocke­ five years of getting back to "nor- each we have given, given to some jJ’ i m i n c i . i l k U i ' n ’ NP Sn rt n t n l h T ««f p h i n. I f y o u ;>/** pJ grace* „ i t i f i i f m* . > « H 1 I «*X |M* nr*«H u m l U r c r l i i l t i M t r p l u w t o l*# icrutf Seminold county should know. November tin* great elecfeller knew how to get together a malev” a lid still we are called up out o f proportion to others. Those iOn L o i ' - a n d Womanhood come l a ( ***!, > i . u w i l l wtmit h ^ i-u tli#* r l K h t r i l k f l t o p r o w / f t ; lion day, is only three weeks o ff . On that day is to be de-! few hundred million dollars, and on to "give. give. give". And we who earn** first got most, ultho our Y n u i h i c o i m * n H l n r . i l ) > <h*lt i ml i t . «* h o w ifI e tl this wuV Hi i t i m n h i l *• Mill il > m i p u t u s f)»* f a c l t M>.itb t 111 n njhning sadden the flowe^- f i l l e d tne fate /if it great parly, perhaps the fate o f il great I ,h,'M">«<le up his mind to spend th all want to be generous; wc np- g re a te r sympathy or the greater tain Murpitm. >«•uf lm*imt» In «.f ‘in iih1 wluit#o**'« a taUAl llke fnee ? l i i k it mi c t t-Mif nt f n t tit nation. This fate lies in the hands of the voters of the land ....... .. UH* " __ prove of the benefactions toward need mav nay e been with one — femnso Chandler Moulton. H im m m Ii w i l l y o u h»* w o r t h 1n ti*rt > e a r > A h n* Are they prepared for their task? Are they prepared to | t u t l l l S I l T O R I E S and the Lib which we an* asked to contribute, j which used to w ring inn hearts. ■a#*) f t Ii I f* «| t i u s i I n n a m l u tin w *•i It t r u t h f u l l y . U n l it l"* ||| ed. fin a lly , u e glow tired of g iv­ i i i u i , f f«,unit i n I l ,t »o o ' O r w | H y m i m VI N In* s l l l l f i y •n tin i shoulder their responsibilities Ilf making SO important a dr*- orals, it is believed, will unite t o i l f u l il does hurt, and we give more • - T h e SflCbfinnl Klks should soon ing; w*e grow callous to the appeals (i n * » w i i 11 h ) n n Hit* «*tht *r f r l l i i w - I li*» oiu* « l i * i»LuihH ) light Labor at tin* polls in the co m ­ iiild a higher uml more beautiful eision? 1>" they know what Uney are going to do when they ing- election, as lli inocrats and Re than we inn afford to give. f i l l ii r#-** Y» » u in tt Ml ( l i t 1i t l » T i m * n i m i o i hi* n t ........... which used to wring our herts. Ti l l * * M ha l t h 1» It b t l t t l H t o h H p >ni i . t o |i) j* f * wHHlJ The Boy Scouts stag e a driv* We declare we'll not give another go to the |»olls ? puldieuiis united to fight "(iolden a m l t o ftli.tw ) i i u th** w a y t o n u n ' f H H I n h i j l ht i u * . f.*f ( U f uml we are asked to contribute, dumb cent to nnv Isid v fo r anything. / Ji43il qpick.miw! What are the names of the six Di.-m- Rule” .bines, of Toledo, and Victor I ur r We all believe in the Bov Scouts till we've paid the relit and the As n e a r , as we can inuki- Vnltl ocratie electors? I f r m i h r •* h i a i t x t*» i i * l o (i t . i T n o I f i » this, t u i* *• u| Berg* i, Socialist, m Milwaukee. and the work that is being done butcher and the grocer and the 1(111 Sl|. i r * ‘l| l i n n > (Ml «)lO||Ii| l u l t U ; I ft f lo w u t i l 1st m l soral victories" iiren’t confinoil Memorize them! Hr*ra they or* for our young manhood. We give baker and the shoemaker And > *h i 1**111 t w a l l a in I r**K r ut It a l t l at * * r entirely tfl f'* viva) tents! HI T E W KEN elections, Tories Id f r l t V u T , - « l h n w « i n *»H -r TSS!SSKJ %m 'XxkiL 1 ¥ ’ L - — ii | B p t t i l tH *ift is showing the Ince ofA Valcs tile evolution of ,i ip o f tlr^pkfasi bacon. .1 L e o A n d e r s o n . 1). W . B e r r y . J o h n G. I f a n s h a w . M a r v i n W. B lount M yers, _ j i t — w r r n , !* n*' Our little friend only intended to hold her*liuud but later discover ed he hnrKni ring it. « .1 llm io n , ! , I ’le tlg e i ■ « ■Tho giri^whose head of b*l>ln*<l F l o r i d i i ’s ( ’e n t u n n i a l - V . ' v V" * j . ?• t * * « *• air wan ftt)x(akeu fot^i> vrnnddnn k t \ * peppwvd with burkshot, hiusi W f a n - n - m m i l m l b y tin* L m tis v illi* ( ' o u t i e r J o u f n a l t h a t iv « f e l t (le tte re d to s a j the least. iH*xt m o n t h is t h e «**nt«*i.niul o f tb** **s ta b li.s h tm m t o f E l ' " " 1'' tin a li’K i.s la t i v p u n it n f tin* l nit**il S t a t e s (tin* huiittt***l y . a t s A B k n fo rd . .’bus a Celery Avenue, but no celasy grows upon it ( V le r j a y o F l o r i d a ' s ttsso *m l ion w i t h S p a m w a s f in a l ly b r o u g h t to a money hejtfed lo.mulu: || beautiful, c l o s e , a m i lu u a u c c i o f jk *v q lo p m * lit a n d p r o s p e r i t y d e f i n i t e l y however.—Times.Union. --------- <>----------In North C arolitia they are try itiff to have thi- Bible tflu g h tain tin* public schools It would do most of k US Floridhns good * f the Bilde taught in our schools or even is home.,*. .j—--- o— —-• |; *“ In F ra n c e ," we are reminded, “ pedcntrinQN hit by mi auto are sent to jail while In this country they V f ° to tho "morgue." It u11 depends ' On where !jjou art* hit. ^ beffttit. . . In c o m m e n t m g u p o n t o t s t a d I to* ( o t t r i e r - J o t t i inn sa> s . •Amwiwi (*wt*H .F.l o r i d. a t o A n d r e w J a c k s o n , to • wItrim it TilHd nwt*** miicli else. However, even it .link .mm bad not invaded the Seminole country, banned two of the t r i b e ' s chieftains and two British sub jeetH whom he suspected of stirring up the red­ skins aRiiinst Americans on 1hi* northern border. Florida would sooner or later have passed into the country's hands because of the ncknowledned decadoncu of Spanish power ‘bud authority, Spains tiovtft'efcflit} hjid l>een shown tq Is* pnly 'a jduifhrW. she could not stop tURitlve slaves from maVing FloVida an asylum, nor hostile Indians from hidniK The Taippn Times has the key to / the> W wufln ashington iiij tunnel puzzle. It ft; ^*1*11) M eins ifbg it, foi _ l h(*Vc. le e le r tui~4ake ^ a k e Eiitk Kirlk in km kml frapiy AAlthough t he United States owes m u c h to Andrew Juckn to flu me Ktjfcio HLii lam I{it*i<». .Sprout t4 soVi *I<»r his KpMi&id sVrvicc'in hrhiging M orida under the fu r mo D a i y h c r t y . " j \ t —---------a -o ---------ail'd “S trapJpkn g ers,'* visiting or erst- Florida w o u ld t e r l a t n l y h a v e s o m e t i m e b e c o n u a p a n |il«, with, read witti interest the t h e U n i t e d s t n i e s . i t s a d m i s s i o n w o u ld s u r e l y h s \ e b e e n definltioti**bf an optimist try the d e l a y e d unit i t s R f.-n l p i'iq D 'ess m u l e n a l l y l e s s e n e d •OkVihonm*!TtincH. "O ne who says In K . m n i t n m r a t i o n *.f t h a t m .* n m r a b U ' o t v u s u . n W I l l ' l l an sig h t .st*nt fare isn't so much F l o t i l l a t e n s e d to In* » S p a n i s h p < - s e s s i o n , t h e tln v s o f he v to pay a stru|i in view of the n i n t h t o lift, t u t h » f m*M rn u id ti h a v e liv e n s f t a s i d e m tin [>rlc« o f slj ties.’ s t a t e z iin ita i fo r p a g e a n t s . P a r a d e s an il g e n e r a l te le lr r a tio ii. •T h e Russian newspaper, “Rql” T lu * g r o w t h w h i c h th i K a U tld b u s s e o u Irt t h e p a s t t i u n d r e d It tedI in’ 'B erlin, recently puldisfi y e a r s in w e ll w o r t h y o f c e l e b r a t i o n a n d m e r i t s t h a n k s a n d a ■tnleflUiit that th ree huiiilrev *■ • <• , , thlrtJl*pounds o f diainotnl* are p r a i s e f r o m e v e r y o t n * . Along this line the ('ounei-Journal says further . O J offtyed for sale by Soviet F l o r i d a ' s r e c o r d in t h e lt» * y e a r s o f h e r e x i s t ­ ‘ nsxador Krestinwkj'. Wonder m any o f them beintig to him, en ce bus been one of ad v a n cem en t and of p ro g ress. s S * .A w W A, Yy *4--------- p —U s i e • In th e th ree g reat and recent intionqJL^ruccs in which the fu F re n c h horse, Epmurd, has 1-entered, he has been defeated. M Counsellor beat him once. Ikln beat him once. Karuzen I t him oIIm . In each ri\ce *EpiqI n n o^minst a fiobftkjf t i l hr. cht of tjw best horses in AmeriiM r* In eu^p race E|iinurd cam e in I^*takes a g reat horse to tXr w -him 7-w agricultural possibilities that are unexcelled. ./ / :!» ’ t : ! EW M PA kloN i •* 4 t ( i l ',I I / * ■' m NEWSI ’A PER CO-OPERATION * Hoc ms JiOI -2, Firs l National UuiUt llu titling. IT 1$ HARD In accept new idea* ; A» great a man a* Snipjii N«w- il MIAMI IIKKA1.I1 2 I* H 0 N B 05--------------- -H A N F O K D , FM bile ago **iif cunil.,.o.dy » llttb* whll. V BBBBgH B^jlBgM BaaIRIRIRI IIRIRItlREllllRIH"1 never tie Tha public I* U'tially inclined t«> ward* the newspaper* ihun there muciiine lig in i Axpettv thut the neWKpapers will co Ui*e<l to be. There i* |e*» petty riiougb anil *lr<ipg i nougli noug to fly. Before that maker* of MUliing ' I'* r » U' in n">' " ‘ "Vemi-nt for the <rill. .1*1,,. There ,* ten* e ffo rt on • ) | | | | | | r r r r r i r i r r i i i r i i r i i r i r r r r r i r r r r i i i i i R^ venae!*. *aid 'and believed (hut etTefr' *‘ " ‘l W“*y ^ ‘ thC paw of md.v.duul* to u*e Ihe if a xteumahij CDI LD emu* t b e ' i le ^ ^ ^ t „ ; up(>ril|(l /,llh newspaia-r a* a cat * paw to pull | ocean it couldn’t po-ndbly carry tbi •pa pel * Any paper i* use- then own ch<**tnut* out of the fire, i enough coul fur power to ca n *y , it Iii!I ill pr.ipm iii,.** to the cordial T h e ie i* more complete rcallza- ! iirru n . v up port w;,<n n has ... its unde. tlon of lht. vllully j m|Mirtailt ■ takings lor ihe oelteiinent of tne . . .. , ,, ■ HINDI and Mohammedans ore iommunily ii rather hard to " h u h the newspaper holds in com- ■ still killing euch other in India in continually boost r lown in which munity lift*. a religious quarrels. Nine dead, sev the ulttiludi* ot the people tovvurj On the other iuu.d, the newspa S cnly wounded, in the latest little the pa>*r Is always critical per* have been subject to serious ■ outburst based on the f a d thai The Chenvy, VS u.sh . Fret* Prt*.4» . . . * ^ l. , l. j *j .» uttm k.s. 1 hur t* it rail cit i»11*- ■ Mohammedans eat tin* sucr.id cow louche# on thiA in making tht* wuj; | 1 •i| llu* Hindu, and Hindus insist on gestion that ail modern cities a r c i ,.utJ,lt ‘‘Very community, which H pluying th**ir music outside the *ac dependent uia.n complete co-opera- Jumps at every .nt.mution of wrong JJ reil Mohumiiicvlun mosques. 1conditions. , i.ese persons assume, I iiiii , The F ree Press says; without Inveniigul.on, that some- i ■ -------------------- ------ -—«----------Muster minds must conceive body ought to ue uauled over the J The* "FR IE N D ” Traction truck Bprhyer "'iH| ( ’ontcmiKirary Comment the plyn* ami, direct t h e ^ n e r coal*, and when the newspapers, ■ giea vfhich remilt in the reali- .1 luiving better facilities for jnveati- , * demonstri*U‘U ut the Pinery Farm of Chisc ii td It may be nltntrether fittin g that zutiun of thut vision. gation, do not attuck the I r o g y - 'y Newspaper* are the n atuiul men whiej. are se‘. up ttiese ilidi , S g a * nipt-* should l*c used to com- ) J *a n y , Celery a n d Mellonville, Aves., a c r o s s fronj leaders in every community. [ viduals assume thut the press ha* [] pleto the sending sets in the c a m ­ They should huve the i o-opc*r« been bought, and thut it Is under ' “ bull p a r k . paign broadcasting stations.— lion of every citizen. Ctuipor, A , the control of some mystcrioqS “ in- 5 Hyrucgkr Herald utiop U necessary in all c j n n - . tu rcst." # • »’ ~p— . ; * |r < tifciWu and civic actlritiifc. *' There probably ncvVr vfc* i time ■ Wonder if the vouch of today No corporation uf interests, when tfie piers wus iuuryfr«*U ttykn j & ever lyperiencod the thrill tiiut ho ® There never wusm au JJ was father's over the ;fo|:iijai f l i a s an the newspapers were , ■ opening of tliu Uranmtlc skosouT * pafftr* J«< ii , more ready Lu giye. their aid to ¥%• J -—F)iilt| Daily Journal. "he netvapdpufil W li*ve in ory desirabhr- governatent. T h e re i JJ giving a square dzal to all and •it never was a g reater willingness to I Guvurnnmeni experts are now l a g ­ give no* special privileges t i expose the wrong, when it has * 9 ting flat ging rlsh to find out where they any man or set 4>f men. been established that there is a c t u ­ go in the ocean. In tjiis hustling The newspapers are for th * al wrong. T h e re -is no advantage age even the n<>oi fl*h have no home city f ir s t , lust ithd ail of -j t ‘ i for anyone, and certainly not for ptivacy.— Roc).ester Herald. the tan e . Co-operate with the cominuniiy us a whole, in cun^ th a ft, >'**' Fuctory rejiresenlativc will Uc present. Don't 1° Australia is wanting millions of Uuuully tilting at windmill*. ^ They «: way* do those tilings new settlers. The best way for | With the complete co-operation the dote th at tend to make a city better her to get them it to clone her o f the right-thinking people, o f the industrially, commercially and •w W . im m igration gates. Sm u gglers j community tho newspuper can b e­ Co-operate with will do the r e si.--N a sh v ille Ban- ! morally. come the most useful institution in iter, **'* them! , exposing wrung conditions aqd In j They ar*-' alw ays carncutiy -----|M ‘ud • supporting the right. Every. d # c c iit 1 A living tribe of “ inUsing links" j and anselflshingly working in newspaper wants to do tW *, b u t it your in tere st. Co operute with I j l j(laf’7i q 7V» * la reported in Sum atra and a sciencannot do it by the sensational will leave a t once ’’'Vwifw methods of *MMe papers, which for- J Attention... Truck ffl typical Southern colonel— mudu bin lh# f|mR bo reverently burnt, and way through the crowd of oniouk* Southern Justice decreed Ibut the pi a iti»d tihkud the tou lint politf i v ter porlorm th«* ceretuonv* whether he cou find HumeTjhe tourist chuse, liie nensiblc tiling le ss sac m l MrKh 4»h!cb | Oil it was the arnly way. out uf flltttn nl* cat^-* ’ ^ t n l predicament. He *oaked the " I guess it ’s my business OP‘l not I (n KttBoline and, placing it on yours if I w an tV > .«l»SA # y f t b e ground, touched a mutch to it with this little u U H j s " f r e p t W .*whilc Southern villagem and Norththo m otorist in a surly tone. ern tourists uliko bared their T r , o old m an's tips tightened, j heads, and o f f among the tree* the Yg grs before he h*d served With * handsome ntonuinent to the heroes th e Confederate Army in th e hope o f the South, erected by the o f making the f la g a fo reig n *m - [ Daughters o f the Confederacy, ** *« ** G r Strife#!: SS i t ? s t '" a1,fa r E. F. L A N E , is a likeable chap, rrsatinn is " I don't i-Union. Aa a colonel int'iican Expeditionary » » * , h ia con versut ion must have lived dJftasti ious to the men in doinmami, and we understand U Jldn t. * . , . .V o «< ■ ^1 1 fj j T k r e a Ctiglit-h jroverilment ntr-* e* a r y scouting in the North l o o k l,^ fo r fiah, mainly hcrWhoti a large ttehnol la apoti w U k> notified and the fapread. T h a t a a v e r m u c h time I n t a k e * th a - f U h in g buelneea a taler, th o u g h 'It hardly th e flab. Someday El* ■ “"ID.itHLM , ISI HONOR '• V o l^ r t'3 FIRST NATIONAL BAI iFOR SAL * ^ j ! j a r v ,T r )'.* s s « -She Ha* contributed «rM t men and great wealth to tlie nation. More than being a winter playground A all *we can afford to give and may ju st at that time some very worthy and Libelula deplore "class con­ be n lit lie hit more j assoeinl pin, which perhaps we help sciousness” as unworthy of free The Salvation Altnv stages a ed to organize, tomes along and I men Now uniting against Labor drift* and we are asked to contrib presents its ease and we can't re 'hey <lgjt|oie av}jh'H ■ ,«tW' *N<itii*ioiri gainsay the work fuse; luij we give with poor g'ni^e 1 scioiisw^s'' than all the Socialist 'accomplished hv that famoQk or grift and a feeling that We have Iwi'h nn oialor£ could do iii a hundred yeurs, n a tio n uml it has a nit spot in the easy murk, m a t w'e have lieen ini ' hearts of us all But somehow posed upon, treated unfairly m A COMMUNITY BUILDER "G ive until it h u r ls" was the H IN F llA N t'K , the forces of run. We wish that we hadn't given quite* But even in that s e i vat ion, driven together by fear so niuch to the Bov Scouts because wai time ir\ F. V . FOSTER, I’reaidcnl B. F. WIIITNKIt. ('iu a s o, England m e uniting to d r i v e , we want to giv, geiieruuslv to tli time, when money was cheap, the s Socialist Prime Minister Harriot S, A. So we give ntivwav. and we incessant demands created the in*. n ■g i i i i i s i i i i i i i i i l i i i i i i x i i i a i i i i i i i i a i a m i cu if t a ffo id to do it. we already . result v for a W ar ( ‘heat, ot ('out f " . .. . power. , have not.gal ions which, due to|iniinitv ('best ' » « h done ' Z j isonomn pressute, husinesa int.*gA Community Chest (hat is the -111*• s x i l l im ill lli n i lS I l lll lll H I R R I S I I M I I I I * „,,„i,„hliig the penul colony on the I’lty l.lld Personal homo, should 111 solution But we can't, see the Aral right here and now the Win , ' Island of the Devil" where Drey- p a u L jl r s t fii»* wSs confined and on neighbor .work of the Salvation Army suf let Bark 11,-tuld goes on record, f f**r ay We give and ftstls to be ou<*t«*d us favoring a i Big tslahds. i Then unexpectedly we art* * on f o i n m unitv * best mi philanthropic j fruit fed h V a new anil forceful nn and fhuritonlc associations, health ■ ■ T H E " B E T T E R M IN D S " will ol.. peat, a city-w id e . uml \ wide ot himI welfare bodies, are requested serve llinl it took a Socialist Crime state- wide drive, bv lln< Red l K iss to discuss this 11ucstInli and to ‘Jit acres land dost* in nt $100.00 pci* mi<* Minister of Ertir,.<- to ulndixh the Their Intel national work for the 1wrjte to the Herald about it. Tell M B “ Devil'n Island" disgrace, and the 1 t ' j i g f of suffettni-, then valient mi * your opinion. Let us crystuliz** a F re n c h . Revolution was necessary eitdehvore:i in eVeiv crisis, which sentim**|it. l.**t's get action' ;; <Mu* small strip n f land on hard road dosJ to put an end to the torture of vvit , imperils lift mid health, is pro Let us have a County Commun Country Club, with orange trees. I’rirt* .<r>()(MMi nesses In the French Courts. " c l » nn*d In os a boost liulv nor is ity Chest. Come on Orlando, Before the Revolution il was enp-f writ n*Coni lot gotten. Of Apupku, W inter Carden. Pine Cits ■ ■ snlefed co rr e ct. for Itislullce, to tot- . — ... we will give' And we do jilt*, Vineland. Btthlo, Malt land, tu re servants of u pohlemnn, give!_ We can't afford to give, but ! Wintcrmere, Gotha, Tu ft. Oakland, m Six room Bungalow, Palmetto Avenue. MmlereJ though they Were accused of no We give l Tangerine, Fort Chrixma*. Fair■ i very way. Easy tern* i. crim e, to make them tell what they The l k ' v Scout * and the S a h a V illa, Conway, anil all the rest. knew About other* Some judge* lion Army ami certain titer worthy large or small, let’s go! suid Juktice couldn't work wit lo rtuie. AT 3 K M. All Truckers Invited $q> r*u m t ■ ig s & !c s a t f& .* ■», H U M iP t . a j - i J i . Vr*r •»- “ ■KCkf �. ■ , ■ > _ _ _ 1 Ma m * *11; 1....... '. maq k — \ r n /» la lld " ; jilu ias_flaia-j '*ll f^Vfw < • . . • • / _ .... ■■■ .... T x iro n tM THE SANF0BD HERALD) TO T . . *4* r i MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Phone: Res. 426 tfcoronet TVio following, taken ft was of rose point family heirloom nml and worn Sentinel, r u t f , a family, ** ,P r** P ? j^^Mornlmr i ■-r-n *| nterest ^ l j)e f r |0V\drf of [ by the mother at her wedding. •U> I The ..oniorift wan'held in place . »f|f. j : 1**1 this young couple: , . _ I ...»* i. ' » - A «-* ■■ [o f the WoQuiet bu t'Im pressive MtUs the with pearls n n d ‘orange blossoms. Carolyn Besides the engagement ring the weeding*'' »f Miss Anna p. Wm ,-. . tfono.H, daughter o f Hon. ind Mrs. bride wore a beautiful dinner ring cie>; ko»UMii “ nes, and V M r T P a rk e r of platinum1:'artip , 4)inmond*j the 1:30 p. m. 'prpOtn. 'H e r slippers d she »t.R*,-'V of HI Uic iiviij» afterpooii a t 2 o'clock. ..The very At the altar, life bride wus niet •. • Reverend Istanley Bdng, 'dead of *»■ the groom and his best rnan the" Cathedral and -the R&vfefand J - and ehU:------- --, - ■ Franklin Nerdhum o f S t Joseph’ Roderick I , Cobbl D. D.,■officiating. »ed Sunddy In the living room o f the home ; Mich., and the netrothal ceremony •• * there was an improvised a lt a r o f j road by the very Reverend Stanley of Mrs. white candles and white roses b e - ; Long. The bride was given in mur* Ame.* fore which the ceremony was per- riage by her father nadthe mar »cher‘s Asformed. There was nn music and riage by her father and the mar»g, 3 I*, "i. only the immediate relatives were I t rend R. P. Cobb :) n |r meeting. * The U! I_ is 1a graduate bide of present. Miss F ran ces Dunwody Jon es, Cathedral School uml was gradnieon: ho»sistor o f the bride, led the proces ntod from Hocwi College at Tallafly. 1 P m . sion and was charmingly attired hnssee nnd _ is general favorite Mrs. Howin green chiffon, trimmed with in the social circles of Orlando, m. gold Ince mndnllions nt intervals, | The groom uttenilisl Baylor finished with ustrich tips o f self School and finished his education tailed nii-ctPuce; 3i3U color. She wore gold slippers and |at Stetson where he took his law hose, and a gold wreath in h e r ' degree. Inter taking u post gradhair. > (uate course nt the University ot The bride descon,led llio stairs . Eloridu. Since r.e iias l«»i*n practir jj—U , i d * I DeGutta*. 3 on the arm of her fnllmr wh > •T,»r his profession here in* has I gave her Sn m arriage, ami was "let with great success and has |lovely in white crepe snLin i-rfm- j n,<|de a host of friends. J wi tb j Sliv silver au ,' cr rt jyssut anl* The nnd K,o»>>, groom left llunibus arv I — me*l, jwttllj er iin Iiouu, »ne bride «■ me am, , c on the nteitdiiirttent 1})L.a([ s. Thq skirt was caught at the ] three o'clock train, going to Har light the 14th ..sid e with » truckle t>f brillianls I rinum, Tennessee, where they will . Htbikml Ortk. And finithbd with cstcich tips, j make an indefinite stay. Mr. Kn jeome. She wore n Court train of w h ite vvright will take thurge of the ex satin and her bridal veil was a tensive luinher, coul and railroad coronet effect, the ince forming business left by his futher. „ --------- SW T (From the-Philadelphia Record) |. J) Muggins— I*?# never seen Polly. Peach, but she- must be a raving, ^ The funeral o f M r*. Maude M. I consisting o f soma 6,600 persona, U. ! « * -9, 0 *,* * ? m* n‘ ’ beauty. iH nmet w . j he]d Sunday ■ A « \ ' u * t 0 be connected with th e ^ u t s id e L J * ’ : / o l e t h i n ^ t e r W n " £ L £ “ Buggina—tyhat makes you think1 world by wireless. A radio rccelvV th W » t aemeUiliig terrible was goMoon with Rev. F . D. K in g o f the ! Amos Wimpish Hurt SANFORD FRIENDS INTERESTFn t \ t In Airplane Accident JONES-ENRIGHT WEDDING MONDAY ! At Eustis On Sundiay 11v. • ' •'•>’** . . •- {From the Louisville Courier C Journal) an 0 ■y •— W $ S ta -ttj *• m M 'i^ i . ir r SRi m i&M .T'tAJ* aur r .iA m Y t im n i t«. [KJiU'lM ! r*r. . >«••-*■- ^OBm V^r Sanford B aptist Church ofTiclatlnx- irUT act h as been donated by a n . n£«»„ll* ..........................1 I F t . .. ,^tl . -I Burial tock place in Sylvan L ake electrical company for the benefit J“It hasn’t.' m ' H/ 1 Cemetery. s of the lepers, and the work of in­ stalling the apparatus on the is­ - 4f Muggins— Even her kid brother. says she it pretty. TH E REVERSE SIDE Mrs, Harriet died enrly la s t land has been commenced by the ' i r - —-«■ .w,i III |l,. Sunday m urning'at the age o f 38. (From the Lniidnu Passing Show) visited the hamlet nufficiently oft­ bure.nu , , She resided on Mellonville Avenue, Maude— IVUt p beau)|fu| gown en to |>c mildly Interested in the 1 , -**J<kK. rise in thc water level of the lake F IR E FIGHTING. O e t j P f e ! 8 weArjhir. Hhe says It’s im- happenings there. “Do you suppose \ , t I .. Amos ‘Wv. Id, aon ‘Of -162H, It wiU’ cOiStlmle to rise 1f o r FLUSHING, ^etberlonds, O c t . l ^ - y j oejn*t-..hef Wim bish, or of at\d .Mrs nre hose nose spraying i„ .'T f a k - * la s t htey can get together p cast strbtig. ' ‘Capt. «Pt- atui Mra* j , . ‘liilW im biah, 10>J.A single fire Marie— Not ^vn..( e a a c tly her Information was ! also received nitrogenous foam recently nccom- <, at o l l lnS.i. Th«' dressmaker enough ip present the famous old , |Orlando, in in thMt»JC#Iige General Hospital suffering from’ serious in- of thu death last Sunday night of: plished in thyee tniilntpd what W - 1i*’^*0." " J * ? . ,nJ u . .. »;w-ir5k3 it, and u»w plUy 3, * 1 i .■ t t |juries- ___ sustained in an ulrplpno n c - . JKrs Afire Holt, ago € l , mother Df » » .w .; ‘h T 1 “I Iruess likely they wll) 4lnff •Mrs. W. 1). CiHon of l.akolund, to do in 24 hetprs. _ A Are In the 1**16 cident in Eustis on .Sunday. easier to get a cast to play it tH^on M rs j-ards of an find asphalt comHARDER TO DO The young man1, spending ,-fibt formerly of Sanford. m. Hull was buried from the t ’athfclk pany continued more than 24 hours they will wil to induce enough Hgthcr Sunday with friends in E ustis at I tgj M) Church Monday afternoon. * *‘ *' j ; » » ** “ despite the combined efforts o f ( From thc Kansas City S t a r ) the time of the aciidentv goittgM p folks to act as oudience, replied’ So th c young people of the Sock j thc local department reinforced by plane fur )>l«Ilt3U pleasure. At Q a I.in the »••v f# *«eiew M'l 113« "‘ Ak fay- 1 ’ the landlord of the tavernl a t W«“ the firemen o f neighboring towns, and Buskin C oterie aro going to 1 . neight of 400 fi-ei tin- engine went The nitrogenous foum, sprayed produce ‘H am let.’ eh ? " said the •overbehind, whose rheumatism .was ibbd nnd thc plan.- fell. The Injuries from a distance of 300 yards e x - ' \\ ft»hupg machine agent, who had l hectoring him like the Jivin’ fu r y ... , >J .• « • * • r‘ \lJ>' ..I llmt th" " k'hl to be serious 1 tinguished the blase in three min­ ! i l ! " T ' r" 1K The Wl,ri,t in' utes. s’4*4 -in n * < oni‘ to ,‘i,‘ and \Yi ,l'i.-sduy afternoon ut 3 o'clock ENVOY TO T U R K E Y . 7 th e opening meeting of the W elfare TO KIO , Oct. 10.—J a p a n will os- j iIv( T ' Mr " " i.nl.iah ;,nd fan, Depm tment o f the W oman’s Clflti 1ofy years, llv*‘<1 ,nmoving -s «nf.,r<lto for i numlu . . . iablish nn embassy to Turkey Orlando two |.„iii . „ i i i •• years ago. Amos made ninny will be held w.th the c h a i r m a n .; within the next year, now t h a t ' Mrs l 0 . Sharon in charge. This is the treaty o f l^iusanne has cornel 1friends while living in this city who r I into effect through ratification o f I into through of j will regret to elurn of his n c c i - 1 the Inrgi st department of the »it — effect ..r ,i_.. r - - .- _ratification m —t three of the four nllied signutoj ,1^ an,j wh„ " ' l l w' !,b h '1" " 1 B having something lige H U niom- ries—J a p............ ‘ V "nnd G reat Bri- . ... . ................I a n , Italy speeily recovery, i v jb e r s nml with the meeting Wed tie/- tiiin. The embassy probably will * | MATI N KK D AILY FROM 11:00 TO 4:15 I M )*S V irg in ia ( ’o l l O y ilav n ve.-ir’s activities will be star! ite 1located at Angora and - is ex1 Evening Continuous From 7:30 ed that will stand f.ir things th at P«'ct*,d to nUvance Ja p a n 's interest lire l- r mutual pleasure and com '.'o l in Vurk. t!> •lV9 “t but ■l“° . in 5. Persia, Arabia and Central Asia. MONDAY AND T U E S D A Y Iniumiy welfare. | “d f The following, taken from the | A f,< i the business meeting that O P IN IO N S T H A T C O U N T Jacksonville Times- Union, will! will be tailed promptly at 3 o'clock ( F ro m the Washington S t a r ) j come ns a complete surprise to »»»** I t program will he given. The many Sanford friends of the cguple, "I am going to tell my audiences Her G reatest Triumph II be a talk on sweet peas, .......... ......... li c . . . ...... .V iI — . , , r who nre so well known in this c i ty : It's a United A rtist, llnrrold laoyd in " l . c t ' s Go." by Mm . W. A. F itts, J r . This will exactly what I think.'* said the og Mr. ami Mrs. I*. M. Fldor ■•' Matinee 10c, 20e. Evening, 20c, 30c. bcfdfollfiwotl by an illustrated talk greshive campaigner. announce the marriage of their i "G o uhenil if you feel thut wav %\ ••il nr mini nml T Im mil ny Vfnln IMna na»«l l l a f i n a a i g j/ lh . planting of seeds in boxes, daughter. (•riff IlK l« *•(>i»r m 411 M * K(*• about it," unswereil Senutor Sorby Mi- r It. Kirtley. M BS. V IRGIN IA t ’ONKY ghuin. "B u t thu safest way is to Tlii Meeting will clone with so to find out what your audiences think i ini In nr. All mentbers are re MB. F. P. II. A K E R S . J R . and tell 'em th a t ." i|Uesti-d to lie there. of Paintka. Friday, October tenth ,,, .................... . )g ra m Woman's Club Column ...PRINCESS THEATRE m i We’ve (5ot the Pictures Bride Frank Akers in “ItOSITA” J •i nineteen hundred and tw e n t y -fo u r . “ . V-'i" I'l' l'rV n I'nlutku, Florida. ‘ i . ' P ' e - . i.ia liv e o f th e Ed O I rice iu S iin iiiiiS !ilii> iiiia ii< 5 > a iiM ia S iS ia « R ia ii» iiiiiiR iK iin u iH H a iu iy Mr. and Mrs. Akers were i n ' 1 *’" .....lailo rs, o f hicago. III., , .lacks..,.villa Sunday en route >„..d"V la Sanford the guest ptunlN in tin* East. A fter N«>v. 1 i i , f S. \\ B i nil ford, local ag e n t. |they will lie nl iioine to their U I Thrasher arrived in the the happiness ami comfort of , he , H - d * in •<»"r'*, d. '-her, they will city c a r h tills m orning from Su ra • off campus students.. i 1' ' . . ,. . , s o la, t ■ loioi a f t e r busin ess mMiss Je a n n e tte Mcl-ern. re. of i-nends o the eouple ,v„l ,*.. le n iesls lie will be accom panied 1 Tusi aloosa. A la. connected w i h «n wishing them hnppm buck I ,. Sin a sot a this a l t e t noon by the infirmary last year, joins the, E It (ioeiie, of New i nil, and ■■ home department this year a-- sis1 ls ' *' " * " ' ' .\ed i Intteiiden. i i . ,i| ilav for .lack so nville whet, stie will riluf v t)f I»f \ nn 11 nil. . , i r *. ii r » .... n . I in*• collciff has uruiTiMi1 i «*m au he unih'i llic h u p of I >r Mr an >ltu ,1 N O TU ’E. dit tonal tables and one hundred. : t in 11»_-ill it American lies oliit ion hairs for the library. Th ese.! _ Mrs Walter E. Morgan relurned lieu from Min n *« — --- -.*urkxoiiville. -i I bore writ In- an iniportanl tall together with tables and rliuiis a•I Thursdayv night ready in use, will amply provide " h e r e she underwent a vety sue- meeting a, the home of Mis, A P. t„i lieeds ,.f the students I ceksful operation oil her eyes. R o sn ti r at 3.3(1 o'clock Thursdax A mil her carload i f material has ----- ; A1* “ r»‘ " rK«d to be p u s . iii iiveu for the new pipe organ.! Mr. and Mrs. S G I lifts and cut. The organ l>uilt)i*r has prnmi.M*(i • Martha lu ffs, «»f Orlando, lo , implete the instrument in liie sl" '"l a pleasant Sunday in Sanford S i t s , R IP TIO N B R ID G E l(. . 1' Hu'^ I In* g u e s t > of Mr and Mrs. ( \V -h-u test possible time, and it is beguests liit-i t ' at ions for the subscription bridge, t.. Im* given by the U. I» ('. lieved it will In- finished by the first Stokes ut the borne of Mrs. Det'oltes, on ol Novem ber Tin* entire student i — Mis E I* Bull. li.o returned Saturcla\, may be made by calling bgdy is im patien t for the lim e lo .......•News From Florida State College 1 DEAR MR. AND MRS. PUBLIC:— 7 orchestra: F lJlR ID A STA TE COLLEGE SUIle ,370) fi F O R WOMEN, Oct, 1 4 . - "OlT-cam-i kl concert; 10 pus g irl" is the term wniih the ded) organ; student here hears and employs istra, quartet*, every day with a full comprehen­ poems; 10:30 j „joll uf w|,at the term implies "Off campus m atron," however, is term i­ 0:35 bedtime; something new in F. S. tage icvue, mo- nology, and Mrs. F. E. Stcinm eyer 12:30 a. m. ur- of W inter Haven has thu honor of tieing the first to hold this position. Mrs. Stcin m ey er has been em ­ |(423) 3 concert ployed by the college especially in on huHtra. (3110) 7 concert. the interest of ,he ■•vend hundred ,JH4) 7 Sund- young women who for lack of dor­ mitory spare have been obliged In find rooms and reside off the cam ;30-'.l pus. She will visit them at their (62G) respective places of abode nnd will |ws (517) r. News pei'lnfm . tire isuyiv eservices foi Eith e r single or buritoUe h h c io» do t h u fo il S g e cotjiera for o itp e when the s tn i in s of the $31),- to Joinf. rd for the winter montlis. M is . It J . Holly ar-T e \|'i>i*an«i[i (he 4ormiU| J " ) a . rgyn t*.:U tdl t|io. inulilo. [ifiyiug sjM-pJ. iJie rwimiuvr p it ‘*»i»nt-elat.U reservations inny^ br, madef It fi w iy ig 4oiM "«ii> the Jnflni ------------•* * * * * |6-iimi. UloU-r pro cess o f b eing re- t ly ut Atlaatii <'ity and her home i cone hex: I S It. Inch, active vice president The new matron will live on the uiodeieu and eiilurged, every morn in Sic .i ben v11le, Ohio. ■■ of tlui Electric Bond & Share t'onl ’ ity Stur (411) campus but will devote herself t o l m g in chapel. .Mi und Mrs. .1 Kindle Williams puny of New York; A W. Houston, trio; ti-7 School and ■illicit cn. of Orlando, spent the 'ice- pi eslilent of the Southern Util iilal; 1 1 :45 Night ( we. k end III Sim flit ll I be guest* of itle- I '■•nipHIty, Palulkll, accompunMr Willi.inis' III..Iber, Mrs .1 It |i* I by .1. <' Plilllips, effieiency ex ')'ime» , ( 1 0 0 ) Williams pert, uml E. II Hey Holds, sis retary amblers. to Mr Iner, arrived in Sanford lul** 113 M A G N O L I A AVKNUK(4G1») H:45 dr Sa t u s o l a , of Wade Mab inniib, i eprexentilig Monday, and ate tile- g m -t* of thi Mra-.D- l<, J h i ashcr upeUt '* i’lt'jts , Dan Dun Sheiwiiocl, Slu-n nu t ) UdfO Undlu . ul t ending tin- General Electric Coin pany with MnhicX Moled. in Sn ofon t week end ill Eustis, the guest t Monday rumetital, vocal, i 11M* 111 btlMUCX*. head.,uni l e i- i.l .lacks-nville. was a Mr ’ "ell b*'u’' ; the finance com . danreif aiMrev* businc-x* \isii.-r In the city today P«»»‘ uicntlfie.l with the i i i i R H i a i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a a M i a i i i i i i m i i i u m i R l H i i i a i M a R i i a a i i a a a a 1 I'ummercial A p W A. I Ioiiu Ii Ihoii. of 1 iiiblin. Gu , Mr Mabannah is „ graduate of the American I’ow.-i & Eight < om|mn>. ■ ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ * Mr*. S. t’u lent on und Mrs 1 iineurl orchestra. is tin- g u e s t ol hi- son I-rank Don Unit er*it\ of l loridi. and im-n, * I lie l al t v r company having jual «*• George A. DeCnttes spent Monday ( 455) 1) a ,m. ed iildauM bel of the "( i' ii I o I " footbal l team o " B ' ' d I'l'lltrol of the SiiUthern til , ♦ ♦ ♦ A ,30 p. in. music, in Orlando, shopping. , III,-, which lieieloforc- bus been one a* rls, talks, dance. ---------Miss J,Utle nnd Mr Iticlte mn• *■ ‘ of the J . (i. White ag gregation . JL ( l'.)2) 5 music; J Mr*. C. W. Stokes und Miss Dot loli-d ovci to l>e).und Siunlay uiai vices, 0 30 con olh y S to k e s spent Monday in <)i sni-iil u pleuknnt and delightful i ■!••>+ + + ■{-+ <•+ + <. 4- <•+ + •{• •K-+->4-*:-+-c-4--:-++-i>+«-+-t-4-+N'++++-:-+++-n-++ •% Itiirul t a l k ; 7 : 1 5 lando, shupping. \vitli friends at the University. We are pleased lo announce that the Sanford Elec­ tric Company, Inc., with 0 . K. Platt, E. C. Harper, S. Dickerson and I). ('. StalVord as the members, have suc­ ceeded Ciillon c*C:, 1Matt. ll is our endeavor to n'ive you satisfactory service. Our business is your business. Our Photie is 442. Fall us for service and we will make an honest e f­ fort to give it to.you. Wo thank you for past courtesies and assure you of our apprOTdti'Oh of ah^ you may extend us in the future. ***♦♦♦♦♦♦ a. m. $rym ni. concert, Mr. and Mr*. Ruhert Wilson nnd Mis. Blniulii- Wells und duughlittle daughter, of Orlumlo, writ- t e i . Mis* Dorothy Well*, of Mon­ , theituest.H of Mr*. Wilsons' parent*, treal, Can., are the guest of Mr*. Mr, and Mr*. Aycock, tin Sunday. W. H. Tunnidiffe. ] kin (31)5) 0:30 dance; 'J dunce. (5u*.i| 0:30 orM - H o rch e stra; ] dunce. , (4021 5 30 ct»nxhinc Girl; 0:45 7lJt0 prngriiW. ( (,32(1) fy-.ItU cgn-i Id fen; C: 3U Red i chemiat ey; 4 : 3 0 ~ * 1402) 1(1 concert; 1M adam e Harriet . «r n . ^ rently tu meet i PAST A N D NEW PATRONS 1, Ming* { , ■M- + 4--!- + + + ->-e + + 4 - ! - H - + + 4- + + + + + + * + + + ’> + 4-W‘».+ + + + + 4-4-+ + -!* + + 4- + + »l.V I I |song*; 11:46 or- ' ,, |*‘ i Bust Dispatch ! ! - Inible. [mi |X (406) D JO 1:16 m u sic;>8:30 Ho; 8:40 Science cert.' '* Ilass Pres- purchased from Chris Blane are re­ rant to be 0 . K.’l) by the new man­ agement. y r .. n -i « • ____ l . i _______ You Get More Eggs Per Hen By feeding for “EGGS” with RED COMB FEEDS FetTnffa or -nr« Thi* proved to be ing and the moat ____ d J + X + t + k * ** * * • . + ♦ V ►r given by thli ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i ’llONE.M ,. NOltTH ELM aake class, E G G S -M I L K lo f.w v a r a f members and at the besutiliable there were surprises ns the from the dishes, dishas bore orlg- PRATTS Laying Mash, SUNSHINE Scratch DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT Dairy Feed riuy versM. A TRIAL ORDER W ILL were most effeeriowers In Uvinow in CONVINCE YOU- MYour Money Back ) l You are Not Batlafied.” j}ANFQRD FEED «: SU PPLY CO.. i were present i t ’ HvrtUA-rMuc an* FMfC* SCfwL ' , ' is a part »f Payability l quested to bi irfg them to the restau­ asked to bring tul Th e BUTTERMILK Odoi tells the taste B a i * of the PresSchool met in the rch lit ol lsjSrrta*>- I * T|iosc persons holding meal tickets I (337) 5 concert; t','6.36 bedtime; t * Reads the H erald i+ i*co (423) 0 or- im u l'l I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*x « *1* <>K*♦♦♦^ Nearly Everybody BEAUTY PARLORS TO HOLDERS OF MEAL TICKETS FOR BEiL CAFE «j»♦% I t JL lias relumed nml is nt her ~T~~~ iiarrii — :> iminic ' i 1" S a n fo r d E le c tr ic Co., In c. ’ JB E Ji S O N A L S [)f»f p :<la •% The circulation of The Sanford Herald, Satur­ day, was 2127 copies. Statistics show tthat anI average of 5 ~persons i. 11 * * j read each copy of a daily newspaper. ' ” *■ •*« .* Figured on this basis there were 10,635 perK ' * *%• I * C'h (| I A sons who read the Herald on Saturday. �W m "Irorv- Children si !! 1 123 W, A re Included As Members Faculty FLORIDA S T A T E C O L L E G E F O R W O M E N . Oct. 13.— With the beginning o f the college new year, the Alumnae Association notes: 'With .pride th a t several o f its mem­ bers haVe been ndded to the facu lty o f F lo rid a S t a t e College. Helen C arte r, M. S., from F . S. C. - and Inter from M. S. from Col­ umbia University, nnd Genevieve Craw ford, who bears the same de­ g ree YronV the two institutions, are teaching in the School of Home Economics. Gladys Sto rm , lifter a y ear's gradunte work at Cincinnati Conservatory, is n member of the Music F a c u lty ; Helen Hill Jon e s nnd E f f i e Lively, with the B. S. de­ gree, a r e teaching in the Demon* ) Htrntion School; Florence Tryon, M attie Lou Horn, and Sylvin Roseman a r c also teaching in th at school. Evn Richnrdsnn, B. ft. of '21, An­ na Bell Wesson and Sue I’itchford, i!U V i l * S T . P A U L . O c t 14.— P rem ier In honors in th e minor tongue baseball *,/ ’ world rested Inst night with St. P aul, achieved through victory !Ef .Monday over* Baltim o re in the «to■ .. elding g am e o f the junior world's * series. BE II B a tt li n g through to their third s tra ig h t triumph, the S a in ts hum­ bled th e Internatonnl I/tugue < champion, (1 to 3, giving them fivo sSrSd*) yietdries to the Oriole's four in th e post season fray . R , ’._ -• E n rh te am made nine hits init B ; 1|(‘ th e splendid work o f Hnwnrd M«*r* ^'' f , r i t t , the S a i n t's slow curve south* lei « - p a w ,k ep t th e Oriole hits scattered, •b . e x c e p t in tin* seventh when they scored th re e run on on Moisei's K homer. fflf Alphonse T h o m as came to grief B"* and retired in favor of l a m it. , T o this Miss Edwards hns added S I 00, her personal contribu tiuii, thereby founding a permanent loan o f flAO por year, which is tn tie granted to ft senior. Inasmtieh ns one girl hns given two third- Let us try your family wash. We do eXff Try our Ho-MeatI<$ Float Ironed.' R o^ Simmons Siberia Refrigerators k L...chbisenbeiwy,^ - at “If wc fail to get your jaundry, bolk Ball Hardware Co • •i * i . _ rr'.ii 51.75 f 1.90 Fresh Oysters D A IL Y and Vegetables in Season Reasonable Priren R O Y A L F R U I T CO. > r \• In W r i lc r ir I hIimi F ru its F. P. R I N E S WELAKA BUILDING- Jackson S a tu rd a y , however, the Saints Wop 3 to 2 , made it tw o straight by winning yesterday 3 to I. and Won out M onday w ith three straight. JU was the first series in three post Reason cla sh es wth B a ltim ore in th e pnst five years that the Saints h a v e won tin* c h a m p io n -h ip Wellman’s famous old S ecret — Tim Seminole F i l i n g t'liih ii f , . rt' filBfforfl Whd Of'ltirfdn Mon.Tuy tV*. r ' “ it * first yoiinif l»iril rni •• 11*2 4 , a popular seller in 32 states—a quarter-million smokers f r o m KlornhoiiM*. I In . ;< «11*^1ji i!«••• of *% 74 to Hi* iiiiii— , mi Inn* Tin Ini'll*wort* I lilt* 11»toil I•\ (» * ll.mly :»« ” ■' ? ; # 3 a in. I T i m weather w a« fuvoi n I •I•* at t hi* tim e of liberation hot I In- pig eon.tncounti rod l a m h i tin ueigldxir hood of Pala tka, Fla , who'll -lowed up the race, George K n ig h t , li . bad the w in n in g Im d . it covering 1 the distance in Ir--* than three | hours w ith an a\< rape -peed of 7 ) lf> y a rd s pi’i m inute T h e till'd o f H a r r y Kurils w u - a > lose -eoniil with an li l e l a g e -peed of 7 1 OH y n id s p<-r m in u te y a rd -. , from an old-time process 1 I .1 t ' l i l t e l . e f lllhilltlo. le p n lte d bis fu si at i ii at ul I I Ifi a ill., j which is n i y good considering the over fl> nnd itn- condition of I he Weathel. Idle lolloivilig are the po sit ions won l.i ( lie d u l l members Made for pipes - cu t for pipes -packed sensibly to save m oney Geo. K n ig h t , J r . Hai ■ry l.urns J . A. S a n d s S. W ilkinson I. J . ( artel Gen. Turner T h e Itlti mile I lift from l . n k r Hut lei o Haskt‘11 Ia {f)W it can he told. T h r e e yearn ngo we ‘ d erid ed to rev ive u fam ous old se cre t m ethod o f mellow ing to h u rro — MWellmaii*B M eth o d ", it wan c a lle d . F o r th re e y ears we Imve b een quietly try­ ing it out — we, and ab o u t a q u arter-m illio n shrewd p ip e-sm o k ers who discovered it for them selves. No w hirlw ind ram pnigns, no “ npi'riul o ffe rs", no extravagan t c la im *; G ranger Bough Cut has m ade good on its table alon e. T h e re cou ld he no b e tte r p ro o f o f ilb quality. Now we a re ready to " te ll th e w o rld ". An ex tra o rd in a ry pipe to b acco . "W e llmun's M ethod” — now o u rs exclu sively — not only m ellow s to b a cc o , b u t "ro u n d s it o u t" — gives it a new taste, r ic h e r and m ild er. N 4 T h e re 's n o o th e r m ethod lik e it, n o r any o th e r tolm eco lik e G ran g er. And n o t o n ly d iffere n tly m ellow ed, but cut d iffere n tly — c u t fo r pipes. T h e Hough C u t burns m o re slow ly, h en ce sm o k es c o o le r — and n pipe-load laslH n early tw ice at) long* And finally-—n o tic e the packuge. I f G ran g er Hough Cut were parked in fancy lith ograp h ed tin s, it would co st 1 5 c e n ts . B u t wrapped in sm art heavy fo il, you g e t thin fu lle r,lo n g e r,c o o le r sm oke at a third leaa coBt. Foil iiiHlead o f co st­ ly tin — lienee th e p rice. T o o good to b e tru e ? Auk any man who has H ■ ■ tried iL B e tte r y e t—-get ■ ou t you r pipe l P ointer on Tbe Ansel" Cafpvnter, 'full-blood ju i, f* thl» year’* ruptain of the lakell Indian football tram. He tho aipallost man on the aquad, lirhinr only H i jxmnda. Ha ■ We carry in slock the leading DEN PEA S, including KlLGOftfes DUS, THOS. LAXTON, L jT T L E M TA LL and DW ARF TELEPHONE a f t e r l*eo D ix o n hit the second pjj S a in t home in the fourth. Jackson U g av e way to a pinch h itte r In the E seventh a fte r Ins tank gave the .J S a in ts one of two in the sixth, J ' K r rsh o w fin ishin g and holding the H , " locals to one run and tw o Inis in Seminole Flying Club! Holds 1st Young Bird Race of Present Year i G A R D E N PEA| Cut prices on all sixes United States, Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik­ ing. inent service since l ‘.M i when she engaged in w a r service* 3(1 x V /t $ t ’ornelia Engle, A . B .* $ 3 , is no-i Uray Tubes located in Tallahassee as secretin • of the Y o u n g P e o p le 's )W o rk , in lie lied Tubes P n sliyierinn church, a new field \2 x 1 Slfi.00 for one of tin- alumnae. Dnroth ALL GUARANTEED Richie. A . It. '2 0 . is in M iam i with her tam ily tnkfng a viieiitiqn from her duties with a theatrical firm in Detroit. A f t e r graduating h e t> 311 East Second Street -lie studied dramatic art in B o s tic and N e w York . It 13 Sanford Avenue i *' �. *r?+ Vy ?™ W S$ ):;• !) .11 P P iR R ^ B m J IT U T *' '*• T H E S A ttfO R D HEftAtiH; * f t 6 S f t A Y ,)-O cron E R 14, 1924. * TO T R A D E- TO R EN T - ■ ----------------- — !— RATES rUI I k ••■■4 «■•*._ H ( • n»» * • II** l «« ■ Uk* «< ■ «»• p u b is above i nnec ‘pulley *dd 75 cents to your |^ w^ ' r r""V ^ vc '" " " e by calling “f r ' T , . t m Herald office, proving ownerJoh R ir^;------U -------------------------------ship and paying for ml. * ; j i t * length ' I ' ‘, or flr*t strict ed to f _ The Beni responsible Insertion, r BllhttqUBIll should b« •In cess of If: IIS, Itatlve thorralra, rule* (I) give you an Anil If assist you In ad lo make IHTIt’B( hai r a ilil raja *a iiuutoer ■( About otif Itmaand haa a others can’t you unlaat fddres* aiiiaT a* at The » ■ » |re or h r le l- d '. r u a l l ^ lalld. foe u>t. Efficient laneous Sale )NS of ga-iilim* rt of ml F R E E , fork-. M 105 Pitl- L O S T - S a t u r d a y night. One six months old white collie pun. I.ib •era! reward if returned to J . C. Pecn, 111*1 Park Avteriue._ |LEARN ADOUT t o i l County and Lakeland. through the S t n r - l c l e gram- Rost advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. ~ ‘ ram. Lakeland. Fla. F O U N D - L a r g e white nn.l yellow dog Thurnday night, presumably ■' ■ dog. ■ ~ a- bird Owner may locate7 same by calling at Herald office, paying for this ud and fittingly reward finder. charge. 10c per af t ' ! t h t i n ii** ht h < • ' % i I ' i i I . s , i i m I t hi n* * \\ * w| ' f v v * l \ t i l 2 » t ,.iu** i I h* I** I n n t i n; t •■til t i n) v line. m in im u m ; :i0c________ _________________ LI«*f * IiKVKt,( t l' I' tt S A T T F V T I O N Penter works, plum b- Rfirntrt tn h#iritintTi$r *• *!**• outhouses. tenant v **injifru n t Iri f7l 11 M V* Iitj»t*■rv : >* tioii two your old , J r t l f m t l H u i i i l o t l a r TilirTi wf i y i n t h p o tw o h r r r s . 20.000 sour | i r t i l f * . f n r ' h hi nt minion 1r* r ••rtflp#* tirr<tfiN 1' nG«»nlii'in ready to bud *" 1h ft.tv Ht Hi t ci l <|nn r t c r mUHon ■la iry and poultry d - l l u r o|M‘ f n h t i i i M’ U m i i T r o n M r i l P B 15,oi)d- one-third linn two fo 1111-’nn . p f f i r h)i i- n t r>t» 'Id*mu* f *»»■ 11\#* liion tr, T terms. Lake J e s - 1‘ln if f V*•Ilip* f ft ! *■ •i 1 III i il I fmi lll d gr . Isinewoinl. Fla ( I * MU Will*. 'j*in**rir n * * j m i l N • v \ • • 11p |00 cabbage plants t fi ff i T' t • P* Pre va il Moore's S T ' T V I I . . I N ! v I ’ l i O H s l i u n ; 1 l i s I T ,,r t -I,uru l-’ si m i m t m m iiltn l « w i r Sm gor sew like new Also iHbini’l 109 N. |»i>itie 4 7 3- J , lousantl gallon kite tank, pump W S po j n et il Ml, Have your lid di mfei ti ii by ( h l eiital r o g s a Ill's', Route " A " nays. |! ID Wc t<> vuur Il.it, l on g l lox Iten'ioli I I.F l I M F ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H n I (, c t n,l |ti a Soil,lay in a n t n s I ssui * I m i l , * r w o r d ntl iotri nni T I , To R E A C H HI Y E R S or sellers of Florida leal estale advertise in the St Petersburg Tu n e s One cent coni a w,,rd daily, two cents a word S undays, _____________ _ " ] ) ( ) Y O U W A N T to buy or sell a n y t h in g ? " If so advertise tn 1 In- "G a in e sville S un " ____________ T H E M O R N I N G J O U R N A L is Do accepted want nil medium in Daytona ( F l a . ) One cent n word an insertion M in im u m 25c._____ A D V E R T I S I N G gets results if it reaches potential buyer* Pnlalka D a ily News is ciri ulnted In an industrial and agricultural sec tioii. FLA St S T.' A U G U S T IN E . Johns C ounty is reached through the St. Augustine E v e n in g Record, __ _ results. T.......... t^uick w o cents per word g nll,p |0 r o py „u risjuest. n _______ ___________________ USED CARS F O R S A L E — One touring. P. A. " H u p m o b ile " Mcro, W ig h t i v •*li,in* • i v >, 'hi i i, t ; n :) final stale Ian,l M\ Y-j.? v J . v " f H*r|' I* ! >? 4. Will ..ff.r ftfi.l I.M H,« IIfid *1 Sc I'MIII"I*I * 111 111' **i \ i :\ t i i 4 " n r | t) Fl*d nlu flurtfui 11** !* *i4il i t «»r • i o n I |l \. i *itii m IINOI.I « ill NT I • ItMllfft *'f ft«*ll* Oil ill** Kill' I'llX |t4 N i . M i t i h i r A l \ lt»24 1 I m* !•• H'K II ^ •ai*1*1 lii^ M o IhI mx 11i *• Srd dft > of lft«i ( mi iiili Ml*' folluttliiK €l**i*crll»r*l Mi *KTfS AfS i*: I ••ftiiif* of Mo nilMtits M iii’ii* ’ J Ink .4ail Im-imk in S* m lii**l*' i ' iium I •" mi I'L.lmi mi i M M m u m m 1■ %tx fH * YYY XXX YYY Y ❖ Y ❖ Y y YYy Y YY v v v AN INVESTMENT OF A REASONABLE AMOUNT IN LEGITIMATE ADVERTISING WILL ASSURE YOU OF A LONG NEVER-ENDING LINE OF BIG ROUND DOLLARS ROLLING INTO THE CASH REGISTER. IT T YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY W ANTED Hoarders, 311 Pnlmct to A v e . ______ W ANTED I’aola Pitoln School Faculty w i -*!! to acquire good used maun for then school Communicate W. J Hopkins. Lake M ary. W ANTED About Novem ber tth rp a i tmcnl or small house, turn idheil L T care Herald H (lY W AN TED A ndiitinU' hoy | wanted by 3 tic Hi t aid t * sell copies of tile paper oil the streets of Sanford cm Ii aftcruoutiLib eral t nnum'sions will nmke it p,,aible for (iiisiler to make good earnings. Th e emulation miionget will be glad t o talk the nt.itlei over with Ve i l . .'■panglist Itni* .1 X C K S O M II I K WANTED TO RENT—How often i Longwood, Fin. P R E V E N T S 1N FETTTON. B l D G FH I! B O N D K l . K I T H IN Mf»»l, >our WANTE D 1 I'u p a y y o u r a s h th a t "Id f u r n i t u r e . for " C u s to m e rs fo r fu ri i i t m v yvhit'h liHiks neyv at g r e a t l y r i i i u t o d [ ir ic c a . Cash or C re d it l'h o n e W e la k a Itu lld in g t\ruki, h id n ry >o«r LI V Kit AND ; T o N I t '. Iicrniio, it ii. jTON'If* slut 1, I'U II h-a tv 1 hack . ir j * *i ll%«r nie t|i -Ift**w ii r I m b >i ii T l f l i j i i Mf t ^Ift Ml x o.a -.i < „„i, 1 MI J r*»|.* f t ti II Oll l In v* fit "llclll 4.* T**lx*• ti" 1*11.1.H w lit I fir *m1»'*| t h i III M (III- : ( ’o h t | I T 1H T i IN I S Iw lit 17.4 1 l» I XX||ft nut IMIiliar 1 left till small !l"UMy||lul \ *\fill ft|mill I I*.Mil 4 UiiD*! K<Uit ) It f "U 11* m11 * pr **t»ip f - H i m 1 I* m Ii « mmi I i l i t 1*1 lultrti XX ill L « Mil. (V4MI Sun ford S te a m G ItA D U A T R V U T E IU N A llIA N Aoom 203 Conrad Building Phones: Office 20, Home $1 D EL A N D . P L A . PreHMory run Elton J. Mouffhton itf I ' f d I ■* xx It j -------------- r ' T MitLHD ItIAVIm ' THE THAT t T ^M OKE. OC.rOR.EL ARCinTECT By GEORGE McMANUS J AAV. M V DOOD E l V E L A t M ’. r^. D c T E R L A D T T O O L »V T i . r . F 'O W E L M JO S liH A iV I-l "fO tjR . V t 'P 'T W I T H 0 7 3 ' V4HKT l O o F O fe T O O 9 OOT A H 3 C lC .A v K l C O U P O N t) ° WH/Vl ^ ! ftt all DR. R. M. WELSH •I r t ll*ln 11 mum . 2 1 8 I’urk A vc. «MloMil* I l f * w h |<'f| |, |\ t •!»»•-• f I I ' Mj l•flic ll priu * Afti • nr* il M v **n »M« ( Jlcf li, ’S I I l|)(*ti In tliu , . j . .f .-ft.M.M f o r tit u li'ttI M*•♦!I»*nI >*ml M n i r r n l l y 11nili m M"I ft) Iill t|<,i ! |tint Ml ft 'I.....I<.Mi M1 •rile A c ll located residen­ Dr. IfohHon’H Sunlturium « -ift«'ft .IM t il T f ' l d Ii, l. M-i Box 431 core H e ra ld O ffice. S P E C IA L IS T n*-r »l I • littp ,, - m a l a hi a T< ,N|C FOOT KII-NKV ( LK M JO N K S l . i y y i ; 1 VKV JW BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD . . r M * M11Mt" 11** I M|2I ••X4 tot >2 A S M A L L C A S H payment will buy a lot who I) wilt make big profits for vou in a few months. O w n e r doesn't nix'll cash and will sell on purchaser's own terms. If vou wish to take advantage of the rapid increase to \aliie of real estate it might pav you t*> investigate this offer Box loo , « r v Th e lleialil. 1 $ 1000. a nd K l d n a y T o u l c Is Ifi* o m l l i l os It,Hi WIJI rest of u y o u r Stl.Migil, „||,| eoalit,* y o u l „ e p j o y Uf, , I CM KKVKli FOR R E N T Unfurnished 5-room apartment with liath, screened porch and garage. Owen, 914 Myrtle Ave. t i a l t ut. $ 5 0 c a s h a n d balance ■on e a s y m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s . P rice Chiropodist remedy ,lCp I A P A R T M E N T F O R R E N T — One. 3 room and one 2 room ap art­ ment A p p ly 3l»(l French Ave. FOR S A L E f)2K. >°ur nunillt ••ft on.I \*.u» "l-t ji in t*f okrn, C l**in ,Im»m^ 1.1%vi ii. n a|i |i p|nr, m iii'ii ii n u k ft a. X' iiii fptd loi;« c s l a i , l ul u , ,| F O R R E N T — Furnished bedroom and furnished three room apart|nient. 1009 Union A v e . ______ F O R R E N T — T w o furnished room apartm ent, w ith or without ga­ rage. 1306 Park. I S K I) l-'U K N IT H U K C O . wiit.a Hurt, i, ut.,,* uf -•<3 S. \ \ . BJiADFORD SPEED UP YOUR l . A/ Y LIVER *v« h ionic Ift-fti* u (ill l A«k Ml it** i ' c i i i u i i I REAL-ESTATE (J ip lu it* 1 folio Will it ti rt hfiMlc If* u h n h two nf tin* :httt htm lils a vvt rr \vuiih(!t*<! N f' m m t lent Jonrs Fixer and To n ic Will Do It Apartments For Rent ( 1. E A R W A T 0 IL Fla . O i l The county coinmissioncra of I’m ellns have been petitioned f<•« tb e e s i inldishmcnl of two mule new rmid and bridge districts and elections ' F O R S A L E Lots :<1 . . i d d2 In have been called for Nov 18 to ill- I Palm Hammock Consisting of let mine whether the freeholders 2 6 . 65 acres. For price and terms desire (o issue $3 2 5 ,IMHI in bunds address owner W M Block. P. 0 lot e n d s and bridges T h e Safety llox 8 13. Miami. K: H arbor distiiei N'o III. wants to ’ issue $2 5 0 .(1(1(1 and the (lld s m n r FO R Q U IC K .SA LE P r a c tic in g new «ix ns,m Moslem bungalow, d isf i ict No 9 , asks for permission good residence section, one block to Issue $75 ,01)11. of H ig h and Prim ary Schools. Furnished or unfurnished. Thou* sand Cash will handle, balance ten years. Write tsjx 9 6 0 -or Phone 5 3 0 . W. $23.50 N A S H St I T (li t $23.50 (iV K ItC O \ T F O R S A L E O R E X C H A N G E — 8I silored-to-,Measure room boarding and room ing house on best reaidentiul street In Euslis. Nicely furnished and fill­ " A t the O u tle t" ed to capacity all sum m er. Rent v e ry reasonable. W ish to dispose of property as am in business in Sanford F o r particulars inquire Blako’s Studio over Bower's Phar* mnev, l*t Street _______ I'A W S IJS K A . nklii . f it r 11 A m h!! fin ptuil f(*hh( t\ .>{ m luink xx.i'* IruMMitnl *tf.»i hafulil ut it G UP FATHER P E "b • e > t JT ( VTATT EI/NN/E P E O P L E T a , l_k Ins .1 \ C K S i IN Y D . L K . Oct. 13. T'b»total budget for 1925 required p. finance tlie opeiu!urns of this city a m o un t, i , $2 .5 3 7 .426.8 8 , wltich is only $2 Ci (to more than for this year, it i> announced by t ity An ditoi Pm c (i f lids a’umuot $[. 5 1 1 ,82(188 wi l be n ils i I I t.ixa tioii baaed on a millnc, >d 8 1.9 ni $2 1 ;* on ito- hundi i tl J l IN I .M f YY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY Yv YY v v F O R R E > } f — Desirable five mom F O R R E N T — 2 or 3 rooms, 1st and bungalow and garage, 201 Fren ch . 2nd flo o r. No objection to small Avenuc,_$46.00.__ M ._F,_R obio*on , ch ild ren .__ 110 W . 3rd S L ________ 300 W, phone ( School and a u d ie n c e ) • ■d i e t i o n i ( , l " c a l m n u - t c r I ■ ■ H ' — Houses For Rent Wanted s. iv o r r e a d i n g o n F b o ' i d n i i l y . o h a r t e , ti - I u d e n t ) ■ " ■ " " " T h e grentoat d isiove ry in llesh healing is the marvelous Horm one, n preparation that comes in liquid and powder form it is a combinntinn treatment that mil only p u rities the wound of germs that cauae infection but it heals the llesh with e x tra ord in a ry speed. Bad wounds or cuts which take weeks W A N T E D — Customer* to t r y our to heal w ith the ordinary liniments prom|il service. T h e Matthews mend quickly under the powerful influence of this wonderful ren»Press. W e la kn B ld g . __________ ■ edy. P r iie (liq u id ) 3 0c, (Hie and W ANTED Few private b •jutniiH in $1 2 0 . Powder 3l)c and 60c. Sold shorthand and touch > v s te m , bv Union P hitrn u u y. ty p e w titin g Address Box 2 3 6 . or | * U ■ J ■ * g ■ £ m — —— Rooms For Rent F O R S A L E — 3 colored houses and one lot in Georgetown. One hloek from Celery Ave. Excep­ tional investment. Houses only re­ cently built. F o r particulars i n ­ quire at Bau in cl Specially Shop next to Post Office. , YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY Y<*Y v t v Y Y* Y% y V — FOR UKNT—One, two. mMn gm.tia. _ m _ . . i l l)l'V T FOR R E N T - Ten room house, near or three furnished, paved highway, one mile north bed rooms. 315 Mapno-1 ‘ " ’vf. of.fice \l.J*<,nFwo™ !- •cf0" . ... ... , i t h e lake from S h o r ts tilling sta- <'.5W lia Ave., or Bee Hive. »•<*•* Apply to w. s. Enuminger, 'V . ng. " i lie M a i Y Yy Y yy - utos and prepare y ou r ad setting ( forth n complete description of the , property you wish to sell, then ' it to T h e Herald office and let the paper do the rest. You , , m ight ho agreeably surprised at the result.___________________________ ■ Tu n e , "M a ry i School a in tfY YYY YYY YY *:♦ ♦% Y =^i E a s t T h in ! S tree t. 2 blocks from rent a house but find it impossible. J . to do so. It is difficult to get in Post Office. touch with owners who have houses I to rent. The property owner will F O R R E N T — Two nice rooms furn­ moko no mistake sending his mes* ished for light housekeeping. 719 I sage to people looking for houses Oak Avc. : U he uses Tho Herald's classified page. Tho ads are cheap. Phone ; F O R R E N T - - Furnished rooms, 148 and tho paper will do the rest. IS YO U R H O U S E F O R S A L E ? ] _ wcll ventilated. 200 E . 3rd.__ I Thl*rp •* no easier way to "• « » » ! R A IL R O A D F R O N T A G E — 250 F O R R E N T — Five room bungalow. 004 Kim. Apply Roberts G rocery people who wish to purchase a focl 0 „ A C. L. Price r.-nson] place such as you wish to sell than j Tprms tQ p lljt S t n ,c t „n FOR R E N T — Five room cottag e on through the want ad columns of t , )doA. Bl)t,y nn nn 1)lht,r No pnved street. Apply 300 French The Herald. Rend by nearly e v - 1commission. Address Owner. P. Avc. crybody anil Seminole county -cnch O. Box 5 0 5 , Orlando, Fla. l'hone FOR R E N T — SmaU fu m ish n ) nfternoon these little wnnt ads c a r ­ 144H-J. house— bnth, light, ga* and ry your message lo tho perons you iiiw rn i rx s kMmge. 209 E . Ninth S t r e e t a t ,', want to reach. Take a few min- a inhciii ci YYy YYf Y**‘ Y ■ ■ song. Ma i v i a n d nTv m Y*4 YYY YYY YYY Y YY YYY j M l] t o ti n* Mt t l i r f t l u nil l*« M i *i . t*1e t fi l l «'.i»l( at t h ** f r o n t *,I**d " I f f o M o t I da mi l -i i *♦imi |»Ij*Ilia HI YYY YYY YY v vY Xv t vt vJ Vt FI M.l l |1•-*’I «' ** *•111•f **1 III 111* 1*1'" ' ' o i l I ll«* ) S t 11 *1m ' "ii** . in I M if*i. i I 1•• K 1 I I MMs I It >■ 11* it ♦ i ♦ %♦ t mill i'uiiipli*U*. 11 I h i i Io i . A YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY YYY, 4 Y ’Y Y 1 YYY YYY YYY Y vY VY v YYY YYY YYY YY*:* Jv t No I i n : « iK M A S T K Il'S S A l l Jut hilt* a n d l i n p u r i Nr. l l t * I s 1n»r* hx y | x * t t (t i nt I I F rt> a splyf ul i4 f i*4*l• 1 1 tii! r ft i *2 i n nn S*|*» t 'U it VI it ft I * f fm pmi, s t r e n g t h , v i m , I 'till III'* ' V |i 111 ft tin i >I t o ill fit * i'll III 11 ft f X 1**1 <^iUft* Hi* V ♦ V t v t V ♦ V di>, ntirpged a lo r pid liver and Ms ran i>e g o t t e I n n i n g prumptmN.ft K I . K h T W u n p 1 S T M ' »Tlir.lt Vh *. Y ou fiM'l Its h r rl nth t hr first (InStf k a t n : i . n r s T i p v r m ft i>is v%ifml rt'^ula tinjf t'f J U ft Mil TJlt * sick, »f spirits. Prire |niun U h a l i m o y . M IRACLE Concrete Co-, general F O R S A L E — L arg e, roomy bunga­ low. Completely furnished with cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . K. up-to-date furniture. This house Terw ijlfger, P r o p ._________________ was built for a borne. Located on Mngnolia Ave. between Twelfth Dumber and Building M aterial and Thirteenth Stree ts. Very best Carter Lumber Company location in Sanford. Will sell for N. Laurel S u Phone 605 $9,0110.00 furnished; $2,000 cash, H IL L L U M B E R CO. House of llalanre In terms vrry easy to han­ Service, (Quality and Price. dle. See W. L. Rumple at F irst National Dank or call phone 207 and make appointment.___________ For Rent I |1 »*i DID YOU G U E S S R I G H T ? * * _Jf * rr ■ , •‘ * | 1. San Salvador. 2. Greek mathematician. 3. Matthew 5-6-7. 4. William Cullen B ry ant. 5. A person suffering from n mor­ bid depression of mind or spirits. 6. Shakespeare. 7. Chairman. Democratic Nation­ al Committee. 8. Two. !•. Mountain range In northern Spain. 10. Clarence Sounder*. — Houses JFor Sale Building1 Material OHIO— Aenla, Make your sales Bros, building. P U B L I C STENO GR APH ER— through tho Xenia Garotte. 1‘ O U N ' D — Pocket Irook containing Y o u r business solicited. II. B. !■» ton Republic T r u c k . $250.00 money in lobby m Post Office. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Mechanical good. San Ju a n See It. F. Lewis A Co.. Phone .*119._________ district. W ant ad and displny Saturday afternoon. Curago Co. rates on request.__________________ Crenshaw at Post Office. STU D Y LAW A T H O M E FOR S A L E C H E A P Ford Coupe. COI.UMDUA tr.a.j I.ICPnKR—Clnmloiiuire 1„ H. Mnnn, iaike Monroe. I Dpi) nils have the largest circu­ Complete comprehensive tra in lation In Southwestern Ueorgln » ing under personal supervision of 3 '22 F O R D C O U P E - - Good condition Hate So (S-wnrd) line. ^ __ | law faculty of w o rld ’s greatest | Best cash o ile r. J. M. care H e r ­ A D V E R T I S E T n T h e Joumai-Ifcr*extension university. Business j ald FOR R E N T Private garage $5.00 ald. South Georgia's g reatest j 192 I m o d 'T law for efficiency " r c o m p le t e ! ESSEX COACH newspapor. Morning, afternoon, i R1'1 month. 618 Park Ave. l'hone covering for liar examination. Spo. i linnd condition for sale or will weekly and Sunday Classified rates 59. N. 11. Garner. einl terms arranged. F o r p artieu' I trad,- for good lot. M J . care H e r10c per line. Waycross JournnlInrs see M r Kenwee, 26 S e m in o le 1 aid Herald, W aycroaa. Georgia. T h e No r t h hal f i N 1v > *.f i !i Hotel. TO R EA C H Ui« prosperous fs rm- h a l f i N ' , ) ,i( ( *i. -■•till liu *"i ers and fern growers of Volusia f S W ) ,.f ll>. y *•nt h u o | HELP W A N T E D -Y o u n g Indy i M i \ . Ill C E N T E N N I A L D A Y county ndvertlso in the Del .and I SXX I of S e e l l . i n > \ ••ni #.rt i 17 i wanted to enroll in H e ra ld ’s big | II-ill Ip Txx i' f(|y t *1) 1 Hii ill Hit tit .< Daily Now3, rate 1c per word, cash TT"IV E x ce p ­ \ I . L A H A S S E E . Fla . (let. 13. l i i i f t i n ii i :\2 i i ,, «>1 ••«»!! iin inu i * ii Salesmanship C a m p a ig n . with order.____ ________________ ' U " ) sh'I i*J*. l i n i n ' n r |r*i«, i t i mi i tional opportunity for hustler. Moiidny, N ov. 10 , has been fixed lil k t l l l l l n b HI t In* SiMit l i f i mt V $1815 in prizes ntv being offered b> the state superintendent of pub A L I T T L E W A N T AO In 'The n i tli. H*iut rjmirtcr (S W Heruld will bring you big rc- tli** Hotit Ii w ** t «|UHrt*r ( S W , tn the w o rk e r securing the most lie in-truction for exercises in pub votes in a contest which will end tile schools of Florida in connection I suits. Advertise those old articles! rifiltl i S r c r l u j i He \ I-111 •’■•n I I 7), Saturday night. N ovem ber 22. J you have stored nway and have' tl n-hi ' i * N t ci tli K i r i l l Mini tin** the centennial celebration. T h e S > <in»li»ii. tineni n Wfsf Kiirhl 11) Th e re is still time to win. If you | with 'no use for. A little th irty-ccnt ad r r<i# program, to begin lit 9 a. m „ is m ! ii ft, i lt» n r e Si in tl i K i r i l l a r«tl n-n* I may bring you several dollars. h a l f i S ) r l ml i i H, u nil t i n - r u n l!,t**t have any snare time and would n s f o l l o w s : |Phone 148 and a representative l - i uf t l I S ) c l u i l n * . t o th« h i ^ h m t n r like to win n Ituirk to u rin g ear Invocation ( b y local m inister). • •Mi tal nl i i K «ii Hint i h i i I in send votir name and address to T h e •will call to see y o u .________ _ Song. " W a y Down Up on the i d v » a* f *•* t n i *i*w n r I n * * a Tut air*** 1!:n|k* 11 1 111 in at1 ill I III* Si HI 1 11 V* I r*| i•! *r ■ Herald office and the contest w i l l | ^ ' M>anpe River*', fSchool and iiuF L O R I D A — I'll I .AN D O — Orlando Phone 148. ' d o n n i 1 rnornng Sen tinel; largest classi­ tmi «tf tin Soil th VI i * ! 11<IjaI lei I S W be explained to you i ........... ’ ♦i t h n S - ui t h fk«u*t 11 u n r i •' t «K\S' ' 4 r ■»! Si v fipture Reading (b y local min --=-=• — fied business, rale lc a word, min­ •*f »»ait| S im I l m i Hi'\ • lit * * u ( 1 7 ) ti ml •~ ~ - ~ -— i uniiIiiu Ih* nut* \**?ih I'tiur (4) imum 24c cash with order. ♦Siild m»Ii* f*i li« until *i l o s a l 1st c (1st cl I . 1 Patriotic short address (by may rhnlnn mill nittAfv-iiliin mm.I tin*** tiin ii*n i •- iiTifiiT' ii tu iin A U G U S T A C H R O N IC L E - A « - 1 < I k h i ft t ' l ' . t S i llnkft, ilifiM «* lifint -'.iim*. t !•k t.I i r r wi t h tli*" f i ^ l n t Ii «•i or "i other prominent person). gusta, Ga.— Augusta's greatest T t t f i v e 1 1 2 ) r h a I tit* fli# ■"** ■ s * i ii tli Song, ’ Florida, My Florida,'' of j 11 ti s t \ nt n* l< \N I I . K I NS« IN classified medium, rale cash ,0 9 c I * " u r t 4 i r t i a t f i n niirl »h S T O V E S (M A IN E AVatervIlle, M o rn in g S*nJItU 'O saved on I tincl. Thousands of Maine peo­ Jght for cash up ple are Interested in Florida prop­ Also save you erty. Reach them through the hnlli oil and Sentinel. Rate card on nppllca-* Me t ion. D YE WORKS F TfM BEACH C OT T N T Y ~ T k c ' l ’hone 19 I scene of stupendous development M „o sand-clay Read about it in the Palm Beach fe-l nf l.nngwond, I’osL Sample copy sent on rehigh ridge land j[ quest. lowing well disR ive r; 50 acres ■T A M P A . F L O R I D A - T a m p a Daily Tim e s, the great home daily, endid c ulti x at ion; • rate 1 ’ fie per word, m inim um ultivation with a charge 2 5c cash with order, W rite 1 ready to subirmodern 7 room for complete rat* card. t ------------------------------------------- ---------------- Help Wanted ■j C« wontCiw>4.0(h'tttrec ntonths POUND— In front of Post Office. ■ rJ nn' If vou desire $1,000 Insur- I 0/»e pntr Xortolso rimmed glasses. r# far' d i n - ----------— 4V Just Phone 148 F or Service. Announcements of the Highest Type Appear Daily. ------ Lost and Found T A M P A M ORNING T R I B U N E — Send in your nubscriptlon to tho Tribune or hand it to your local denier so yqu can read Floriiln s ». Advance *-l>* — — ." ■ Advertising Herald Id — L— PA PE S ^ * ----- ------------------------- r Mi ^ l ^ I V —ii* j | ^ i g ,|': — - , ,paily Herald Classified Ads Are the Better Kind. olj 9 » r .g -~ ----------- ----------- I A \\> *«r. ^O O cft’A r-O W 1 A L K OAsSLt T O O L_VrV.ll T > ^ A T LO A FER First National Rank Bldg. Sanford, Florida I Sanford Novelty Works v_ V. V . COI. I ,K i t f t r * * . I H l L C Ith i l o - * CONTRACTOR AND DUILb&H ( i r a r n l Vih . e a a f t M ill W e t in .@ i a i T v k^arwetj^aV^eiye r l ;> »a - LoBsing Paint Co. We handle Kberaon-lJndeley Paint. I l l MAGNOLIA AVQNUJI “Cell for *ur price*.” T Seminole Marble Co. M a r b l e a n d O r a a l U f r o m aU eu arrte* Best o f euaU ty a ad w orkm anship. W rite t e r U taat C. M. r. o. 17 L L l i A ^ vg 7 »V i P S ; ' a? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 14, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9b616af72f50375176cb92991b7159e6.pdf 988cce989149aeb5eb64a5301ddabcbd PDF Text Text fVV ,vv>” 4 *' PAPER rR h l f e lr*. !!- a h r ’lt — ^ VI. ASSOCIATED PRESS AI8PATCHE? r v- • SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921. NUMBER 165 ANTI-AMERICAN COM M ONERTO u. s. lEHALF DAVIS i 7 M iles W ater Mains Laid Over Four!|11(le8 New Mnina I>aid Daring Month of Sep­ tember; 99 Per Cent Orig­ inal Total of Pipe Is Laid American Officials Concerned William Jennings Bryan. Will ’romises To Over Spread of “ Insidious” Speak in Nominee’s Home -4EntireSystem 92 State of West Virginia: Propaganda Being Spread, kited States StalHjj ng 0f Contestant* at Noon, Bor Cent Complete by Jap Papers Everywhere! First Address October 31 im tin n If Wednesday. October 15, 1924. CA M PAIG N l is t SHOW S CH AN G ES AM ONG L EAD ER S Ml Nell WUHamll............ r.:i:i.0H8 fext M o n th Mika Versa W oodcock ........ Miss Velmn Shipp ......... Miss Naomi Fellow s Miss Mary K inlaw ........ Miss Safah Corwin Mrs. M. E. Patterson Mrs. E. A. Brothorson Mrs. J. F. Boston Miss I’ egrey Bruton Miss Margaret Miller Mrs. W alter W ight Mrs. F. C. Golson ... Mrs. M. E. Dooly Miss Ethel Henry Miss Mary Fields Miss Florence Malm Miss Alberta Aycook Miss Lena Bell Hagan Miss Kuba Williams Miss Emily (Jriffin Miss Clara Hank in Mrs. S. P. Dutton Mrs. Dcntsel S tafford Miss Dorothy Stokes ___ ____ ________ _ Mrs. Robert Idling 520,100 5111,070 •1414190 119,495 75,510 .10,285 194170 12,750 12,350 U p tiu n factions lO fT a lk s I Much of Pipe for Extensions Has Been Distributed and Will Soon Be in Ground America Is Accused Will Also Speak In Supplying Firearms Mississippi Valley Successful Ocean Trip REFUSAL OF PECK! RESIGNATION IS ASKED BY WOMEN, Water In Lake May Rise 2 Feet Higher Giant Dirigible Lands At Lakehurst Field At 9:55 After Trip of Over 5,000 Miles Water in Lake Monroe i* nt a higher level today than it has been for perhnps the past 20 or 25 years, nccording to information from reliable months in the construction of San Members of St. Aijnos Guild ; nourt'OK. With a rise during lienee Not ford’s new waterworks system, a c­ MUKDEN. Manchuria, Oct. 16.— ; CHICAGO. Oct. 15.— William 10,000 the past 24 hours of more than Petition Vestry to Refuse Lightly to 10,000 cording to the September reports American officials nre seriously Jennings Hi van has accepted rnmlive inches Ihe water has sturtMinister's Resignation: . 10,000 o f City Manager W. B. Williams conrerned over what is termed as p„jKn HPeaking dates in West \ ir | ed coming over the top o f the Thousands Greet Ail! ig Election „ f J0hn W. Ask Rector to Reconsider 10,0(10 and Consulting Engineer Joseph E. ’ •insidius" anti American propngun- K|nj|| ,|u. |„,n„ . bulkhead retaining wall and Craig, of Jacksonville. da conducted by Japanese press (javis. Democratic presidential Monster; Coolidgd ^ HI.OOII the roads nlong the lakeshore In an effort to gel Rev. Arthur 10,0(10 LVIS SPECIAL During September alone nearly and plan to pretest to the J a p a n -, nominee. twive been rinsed to tratfic e x ­ Sends Felicitationa An itinerary lor Mr. Itiynn an- S. I’cck to reconsider his resigtin 10,000 four and one half miles or 23.070 pnc foreign otfice. cept for Palmetto Avenue to 15.— Leaving 10,000 feet of the ninius were put in the Accusations in press are that nminccd Tuesday at Democratic tion as rector o f the Holy Cross the Clyde Line dock where jl., today. John LAKEHURST. Field, Oct, 10,000 ground. The percentage of the America is secretly supplying arms \\',.st,.rn hendipiarters engages him Episcopal Church, which he unlight motor vehicles nre still mn the last leg West noumisl Sunday morning would he 10,000 mains laid according to original | to the Peking government forces for at least one speech 15.— The ZR-3, giant Germanal.owed. lllnois westward It was predicted this morning 10.000 plans, the report shows, is 99. It uiul that Aineriran officers and sol Virginia un October 31. after a tendered to the vestry at its meet­ lmilt dirigible to lie delivered 10.000 is also shown that 10,000 of the nd- diet's mixed with Chihli troops. The two weeks swing through the up- ing tonight, the St. Agnes Guild, by City Engineer Fred T. Wil • preparing to to the United States ua a war 10,0001 ditional 10,000 feet o f enst iron result of this propaganda is thnt p,.r Mississippi valley territory. hams that the water will rise composed of a large number of Ight, going from debt payment .finished itaauc- ! Kinul decision as to the time and women of the church, passed resittwo fis-t higher than the pres­ 10.000 |pipe for extensions that has been Americana are mistrusted and iicago for a twoc u r rw p o n n -1 ,,f (hi 1 W e il Virginia appeal eesHfitl traits-Atlantic voyago ent level. The excessive rains iitions at its meeting Mondav aft Kl.orto I ordered has arrived ami hns been Amt-iit an m»w fore starting his enls are treated as spiea. lance rest with tho Democratic state ernoon asking the vestry to refuse | during Iasi week and high 10.000 I distributed. wit it the landing nt Lakehurst tides mi the east coast during issouri, TonnesPearl Robson Kven Captain Norman Rnldwin,ichairman of that state, it was an- : the resignation. 10.000 i ’ h,. vvork done by the three'main Field at 9:55 o’clock this y the pust several days "are sain Visiting Democratic j resolutions, made public Indiana and Ohio, Miss Katherine Wilson It),OOt) (<rews during September, the rrp on |nlTieiul military observer, is not jiiouncvd. morning. ~ .-.a to tu- neemintntde for the re­ IIMk the minister to re%on ................... ........................... jie tour with the nso f Mr. Williams shows, is us fol [ yet permitted to go Co the battle j Wester n headauui ters today after (,„|I1V The giant era It lompletea front. Terror reigns in Chinese *three weeks laimuii-Mi in eight his deeisinn and further peti ! markable rise of the water in la in truth nnd fact lows: journey from 1 1i f i l e t i i ' h l h t f d l ^ j Ihe St. Johns rived system Ihe ,,,,,, . . , , i r ., , . 1 section here following nil order Ini ! -tales along the Pacific slope and , tion the vestry to refuse the re [yea r.'' \ . f,. Hasty s crew laid ' ;4 ’ 'V* ' pressing coolies ut.. the front line in the Rocky mountain group Mr. <l i n e s ! bec ause of the need of the Get many, n distance estimated a t . high tide are preventing the of six inch pipe. 6,856 feet of HI '(lf wa, H crvi,e Iltivnn issued a statement . i.ibmlx wuter to It..xv mil i f the river 5,000 miles, in 81 hours and 26 service. guidance mid leadeishio o f Hex 6LD, III., Oct. 15.— inch pipe, put hi three Id inch mg Ills observations in the west. into the ocean as would Ik- the minutes, lin-aking all previousJ500>4— 2 Peck The resolutions are sipped reaves in which he It is estimated the total of dead valves and installed 15 hydrants case under normal condition* of ords (or noil slop vi.xaprs Bflt U “ Mr. IJiFidlctte," he said, "is by 30 of the Guild's members fniption" ami "privior injured in the armies battling The work was done at a total cost the tide. 1,500 miles by the French ‘i’tijf* rnment," John W. strong m n numls-i of the .....un . I’nixidinl the rector does i c o n the Peking furies al 11,300. o f f 1,8911.80, or an average of 2»» tide Hixmude in 1923, and .l.oOO cratlc presidential r |,jH a, tion. the Guild makes A crucial battle is expected at Itain states, espet lullv in California | miles by the Zvppelin 1.-69 durimf "h e r e his cause has hi-i-n helped vision for a Jl.ono gift t.■ him Red the tomb o f Miss Velmn Shipp, In First cents a foot. W. K Jameson s crew laid 2,67o Shsnhaikwan within a week hx a partisan declsnni of the sll „ |'|IHh|, (Iffi-ung The n-solu the world war Place Saturday Drops to toln Tuesday; paid Chinese 1|,n' n" ’ l' " l,i't intended to pn-vent tiotis suliinitted fot tiuhlication memory of the marA mightv »hi«n from thousand* *: 3rd; Miss Woodcock Second feel of four inch pipe. 11,9(18 feet | S H A N G H A I O. l .... i : i i ....... his eleitor from iippenring mi the xvi-re. of eight inch pipe, put in fivi six jit and found new i'4*4' 14*<1 i he vof»*s»*l upon lindiof >| sections o f .Shanghai lust night ... .. , ......liallot. Ills \ ole. Iioxievel. Is i om ^continue the cnnihei-e. The stii|, w»s in her berth ' . "W e, im iidii-rs of the St AgueOnce again Miss Nell Williams inch valves and installed 1 I fix overrun with a. me.l so Idlers,, . |nPKI.u ft „ IM it....... Kepuh- . This work was done at a were with honesty, cour and Miss Velina Shipp swap places lilrnnts nl the naval no station uirdotnc all timid, ii-all/ing xx Ion mn i c i o i . raising nexx loneern ... the minds ^ ^ ^ ........ I lemoerats ality in government in The Herald’s big Salesmanship i total cost of 1151(1, or an average 10 1. • u'l'lut’ k. Father Peek ha- mi-uni lo u- iim-i aulhor.t.es of Ihe Ion igli M 't-1) t (| ( > (hlM the Dl-IIIO- I'lii'llcstlx petition him to rcoiisid ' o f 111.5 cents a foot. Hies. tlemi-nis lest somi serious iiisoriier Campaign. Jumping from third ’ •> I util ticket Cu.sli Balance on Hand Sep­ l onliilgr Si-nils Greeting*. O. W. Gilbert's crew laid Itl.lV' it his resignation pilgrimage to Oak first place. Miss Nell Williams once ••in lloslililx to G. tl. IV Growing WASHINGTON. <>ct. 15.— Pr«*tember I'ir-st Larger Than "W . I i i -I that at Ibis tiior, we, ns ry, Mr. Davis gave again heads the list of workers unx feet o f six inch pipe, pul in seven A iriving train - on the Sliunghaii,lent Coolidge was the first o f of-* ^ "The uttui ks made upon luiFol a Guild and as a palish could not limit* voters that be ions to win the Huick offered by six inch valves and installed 19 by on First of Previous Month ttcinl Nmiking rn tonight brought Washington to congrntulmt* , . , v U iu lT .. 'ilo^.Vi lette hx Mr. Hnt le i. Ic ha it man of afford l*» lo si* the gnidnih i and Miss Shipp xxadrunts. The total cost o f this wm k two years ufter bis this newspaper. Miss Shipp 1.700 in the emninnniier i f the 7.11-3 on th*. ,^3 I' inli i - L in «»i 1’ iithi't IV« k |as prealdent, if elect - forced back to third place by both whs 5fl.t’>28.25 or nn nx’eruge o f IT troops to retnforio those hi ought the Ki'imldicnn mitionnl emnnilt Inning till- month .-f Seplemhel successful completion of It* record- . tee) and Ml. Ilaxxes, and mme “ \Ni tiiviM'tl\ |»«*t it i i i v f-liv ber, commend his own Miss Williams and Miss Versa cents a foot for laying the pipe. hen- to hold the city for the < en- Ii in nil x. hx Mi t imlidge. m e in •I i lie i 0 x of Sanford t•> breaking (light a. cos* the Atlantic, ipt Mr Williams says: "M ost uf the in to condemnation Woodcock. |||> trul ( hineae government. In addi­ ti-nsjfying p i o g i j'." host 1111 \ to the 1•• i d um I ; 15.1', IIM.2 xvtnle d i s b u r s e - I _ tale it pipe shown on the original plans tion. the Chekiang troops who had I mti and ii*k that tin* fnlhiwimr III. Ill mu..uni. d t" 1 13.1 12 91, ae vc fulled by thnt time Miss Woodcock is gaining cotisi AIRDOME. Ijxkehurst, N. J ., • , . for the waterworks construction retreated into the city after their H'-puhliian tiikei. and this Ihcti n:tiii*'< in i ut ii siil*>ti i |m d. In' i till jverument of "corrup- lenity i.ir.'tng t.. tin financial report " f jf, \ message from the ZR-h mid manages o hang on to , ........ j, -tMj ..xtensnois 111\ run fivnl •*lf«,ttivr PXDri'HMnii t«* iii'xirurt tin* i n x . I n k I It. I'hlHip* a* -'ll. privilege.” unsuccessful struggle to defend, <»tilv III B V'#lr fi»l ill' I»« iimh'I all*' M d m d a| |U,v„i ui, t U t io n ' second place pine and is ulway« a f o r m - ( ^ ^ B»U r1w, f o , tho v••>11 \ t«• u fiiM* t«» ruiiiiilrr l ulln i • at Springfield. idnhle contender to the 1 " r llU ! lines fm new extensions ns was nu well* said ut 8 p. m to total 5,500. t Hkt*t | n ott« d to the < Ity « omm.ssion at , 2 |o a. m . Muted that I1. . U'h rusikTtintion and turlhi r ntnvp Musi of the soldiers nre armed, I ,t meeting In.I Monday nfu-rnoi, 11. , ((| ) y wa!l ovcr Seui D t a h i j The duy the camlide *c ers o f the contest. The Niir^r.vti'in thnt nTunt ml lu. nil of otit l.'su and ••t f «*• . ‘ thnrlred by the City Commission and all of the Chekiang men nre jin Springfield in I n ­ 1 ins leaver a slightly , ,|t|lllU^ lh- southern part. ,k \hiu uj m i Iip nun ket |irm i*** for 1ion toj om Fourth |duce again i » - h* Id »•>' ] Tlxs* wuter lines wilt 1h« finished ICiH’tor wi« hufuhv , is it was their duty to Miss Naomi Fellows unit fifth *’>'i ,|u, mK tho month o f .Qot-xber. then wit bout leaders o f fixed discipline. Ulirm ^rnJurlA, |h»j tirulariV Mi nins. pledge the suit, xf Jl.ono If K-ther-, ............. .. ,,n'" 1 ^ . “ ml , f ,p!‘ " I NiAra Scflfta. nt 12:03 n. A . 10,00 "Men IrrIVc. • 'un,nil tmin xvns left ill August. Ini t 1 Officer* at' the local station In- 1 f £ree-tfcr duty o f their Miss Mary -Kinlaw while Mis* Sar offer t ,I «timati*s . , lm; “ ;r wwere e ,V \ nmade m le T a s t night .n“ ‘1 f h a w j w R . Ihe l eek . lemuins. as a I hank last night * . wo h. -. 1 11, 11 .,,t up U, a ca*n terpreted tills message to indicate the day o f Lincoln to uii Corwin continue* sixth in the work will begin on laying the gn< mg for the nianx l.enefits ** Aug. *"•* ->l showeo . •nam"• | lllt loiillti men xvh.. fought fm , l*'x-U.n.Mr Hixun mini. »»* x j -hot I'lilUO nien who fought f"i of J ,'.‘,595.55 while on Net, "what the course is i race. I.atm. i i l v e d It."In his I.'inlet s h ip thut tin- dirigible xva* almost over •All pipe hns been ordered f--i the ||)(. < , hi kj||| ai|Nr l,aVe will. ,h'' !"•< " I " " v ‘ 5 '« " " l c ' f kialtg ,i im-e have xxilh 31) tlie l.nlauile xvns J82, government shall take ' tend.. tlie coast and, from tier lates* re* •'.A .. 533.088 votes have been polled by both xvate, and gun minus, f-ui diaxxii l'ie nl. nl. Mrs .1. N . ,|tliul, 1M„ Shanghai and the di" ,tr,,uW.j!r “ '' i'''"'Vn f u c k ii .lo Sefit and the benefit of Mi*„ Nell Williams, *x lie leads fur p.,il ,.<! |„>*itinn. was heading couth- . :V*a V».«- l'i ."til. id , M 1k. (i«**.fhj.- Mi j It.:: 20 Irn ts nr< ilinl the in y Several .....- a w M ^ ; ,............................................................ •-.34, A Km > , Sn n t n n , Mi>. I'htlr I i«»rh> ; i It xx:.s pt.lilted nut tl.at city fm 1en-l xvuni. r ” . the Huick. I oiiipaiiii . arriving In gioup|i point. Mr Davis deKasl ol Itoslon. *1 1t*4i>1111 1, Mi** lit Minimi Whilfirt, , .uni s inixe leinainr.l gniMt through Fourth Period Well l nder Waytiioiight x x ith l In in 1 1 mil 1 Inligh' wus no such things nut the (list lime m<>mils i.f I 111r S nlinilll u - c*1r T IhIII^ nauilMK . m i ^ '*c : : ; v:i .. ...... ......... A wireless message from tha * ' ...... . . .*'"»• I,... ^ •............. ft«.l.l mill mtillnl it III III . i ' .>h a .:; i Three days of the fourth period Dl'Pll m, n important presidential ! veal and ItiM there is evely mill t /.It 3 lo this slut,,,n nt 11 o’clsck Ii .. oil, uo. XIJU7II There w is mg lines held 1 "and ”mountain u Instead ol (taxing n poln x anil up r " , M i' M Mi nn 11k. Mi** I’, a lit* of the contest hnxi allcady passe.I till, iv and thi n inm lime guns and I. rout mu*' ml reviewed past bis p m I ii, lax aniM»inc««(| *l.%i tho . Ii••I•111hi 111, Mh* ciiliMii lhal !hry ^ ill vs mil l •* niilomilln pistol : , z . : ........... ... ........... .........r .........; ............ ........i r s l ltlt) . Mi* ou that "every four and fine weather sees many of tin ^|<i\N In lit I •tin in*’ (Im dlllgil'le < \pec text at I lie |i '<001*2 Kiutitla MtifTiKon. Mu* iIdIiii l4*micontestants working xxith all then \mcricun people have rate ,,l travel lu lent'!, I. ,*-(»'»r»t ... the sniounl Og M l I, the sum ... ,t|I(. ........ I he ! ee, nt ui.Hl. alivth.ng else th.-x .a n t.llll lo lll 4It. Mr- .loliii M» h •I-. M IS ItllX (risiuti that was not might to pile up u big lend ‘III.* ti^iin**. «.f th* Im.TtHT t» niM.nl I'lull.ps, M l ' It-.ward Uxi-. 1 ,,'fui,- noun " eluding lepai.s made to street............ „ M . west ..p o l l e d that , , m|„ „ alN advantage for .he He The fact that only a fi xx weeks with grave couse «nm|ttU*'l hy tin* «’ »t\ rlrlk 7l.n Mrs U S leak Mis .1 A (Mill Tlie me >*agi' relayed f am the ...................... Ihe pipe "ltd bom,- ... , i.^hi-s had I m k ... mil u|| ................. themselves, but great remain in which voles may he s­ I'h.ladelpliia Navy \alil |..M0 the j i - peel mn oil t i-s.-x' iii i colisl. m l ion |(| between Ihe a i me d |(|1. J( , rnv,.^| r\ on stalesmailship l .ikiti h. Mi*. Sli4*iniiiM l.l'*\ti. Mi> fief ,N» |.T1 Mill! I HI*' I4-* cull'd seems to split the i olili-stilliis freipiently to tin 1 ell 1 U 1II1.HII Ih lillliy. Ml,* * llllk** IfTi'M mfoi'ination itinl itoa:r:.l.p In Ills 11 purl Ml I ring « l at . ,| N,in*,ng. I»„ old . m. I(I1(| ,,v ^ l the denlh to winedi Hu ll mi to greater effort than tlu-v have Receipt s I Mrs II I. 1%'ikiiiH, M ikh Mil , 11,1.1 Ihe wuterwmks reaexmr i................... f,„ ,! „ . I„ kiang )M,|„M1,| s|,ategx has fallen " 1.11 .ceiling xxitli nil tier speed With SI tie same thought was put fol th uB any tune in tin cam Fin (»n ill (*<1 IIu *x11»ll. M I > ( i VVVJ111 Fox. |j:«4*l1-»*~ a loll,,wing tireexe Tin n.-Xolp* ! per cent emupleted, the iilliiliinei y , , ( Tlit-i • • was . oii'idei ahh Touching upon slateini-nl* in n paign, uiul points to tinfourth pet b nn candidate Tuesday 'n Mi*. ( ‘hi if Mittth'Ujx. Mi;* Paul Pi*uii«l I*’*”* position given as ut no«ui 'law .Ja£/ • •is 98 per cent complete, the P " " hung. the-, sunl recent lumpaigli speei h of Geueial lech at Mllttooll. He led huxing much to do with decid ei hmiM-99 per cent completed anil |<elreal of Troops Hawes that the LaFollette fo i.e s Mi^^rlx, Mix lllihh. Ptlltlltk. Mr** I hie t;ix was latitude 43:30, long It,. !o 43. ‘ , nn ' lienee there thnt lie mg who the winner o f the cx |k-i\ Kuhri't Il* iluloii. Mr** Hen F*»|i* |*‘hm*> nnd c*i**Ih the xxulei tank 109 per cent •mn |. wus disclosed lust evening sought to ehiiiigo the fol m of gox A mes-age from the 7.R-3 .o tha III to see the United sive prize will he. 73.20 I pletid The i.enentnge o f the r " ti„ (, troops, commanded by eminent m the United States, Mr. mn 11. Mis W. K IVat matt. Mr«. i Sitlu walk r*»m»trurlioi» naval station ul liar lla ib or, Me., . into classes, groups The list of contestants \xilh tln-ir tin- plant completed, lu^ said, is 92 , , ,1(.n y wo y nl, r,-t rented the whole Hrvnn mid; Fled P«iKt'r, Mn*. D. Stuffonl, | |l%*livi«|iia . tax ivitifi I asking utd in tituling her puoitioiv 1,763 It Helen T. SteplieiiMon. M ih m Marie tlx\x standing will he published again on It wus furthei stated that the wood |,, Chekiang hendijuurters i “ Coolidge und llliwe* have done was intercepted at this lotion a t ", your public officers Saturday. Mb I |»*‘ii**»iml stave pipe fm the supply line from j(| |.nn^-whu ufter the loss by t h i - a, nun h ns mix two men i an to Totinnn, Mrx. Paul Knur It 50 o'clock last niglit. jutry but your mere 102 90 Smrr Kev. IVckV iinnoun* enien’ . 1 . c* the wells in the country to the , iunK forces of the city of ehnnge uui form of government The position xva* plotted ',y na­ Servants’ " he asked, *a\«*s »»n land s*>ld lot plant is ivpnitcd shipped and tl.il Sungkiangm through the "encir from Ilemocrii'-v to plutocracy made to hin ninirrvKulioii last Sui. val cnmimiiiicallun olfieer-i i howod \ election but their com2,083.81 • tax* it will Main la- here for installation au.„|, „ f the Kinngsu ul They have entirely abandoned the day, that lu* i onteinplaled leaving 7.R-3 at thut hour lo hdVO -j 94.00 1 ’ |uu and asking whether lu the city inunuper's report h” , |l(.,| forres These lltlt) men w e r e , traditional policy o f the party and his pant oral** here, there ha* been liiMpeetioti f»‘**s swung northward con.-idorab'y* 386.76 or disapprove them 1 Store room account .ii.it )i activity on the pnil o f rer stulcs thnt during September 179 ( 0 | l |y tnaips nt Lungwhn, it was Iare i-ommitted to policies to make 85.50 bringing In*i position e n -t ui Losconduct your govern cases were nrruigned in iixnniciinrl | |Jk* . duiing the con feieiu e oft Ihe rich richer and the poor poorei ta... rhim ti organisation* to have , Miscellaneous income 1,204.88 toll. you say on the one tin.. withdraw lus i e- Ignat ton \ lloinl trustee n, count court. 21! of which were dismissed, |,.a,i('.r„ that decided on the emu the polny that has brought trou 1,004.92 me', good and faithful Chief of these has liee.i tlie St , Special assessment* and nine turned over to the county surrender. hie to Europe 30 Miles S ll of t H|M- Sabir, 119.02 In the other ‘depart, we Golf course coin t Fine* and cost* totaled $ 2. j t Wllh aitniitt\-il generally in Mr. Brvun left Chicago tonight Agile* Guild BAR HARBOR, M e, Ocv 15 — 833.51 dull’d V “ U.' I Sanitary tuxes ( ( niitimii'il Cage 1) _ VV1.|| informed ijiiarters tonight that for Nebrasku. when- he is s. heduled In The Herald today appear* for 538. The navy xintK’ti fieri- r c io it o d x d» Vs’ no such thing in this Waterworks operating uc Chen xxu* the general wh>> in*»>t,-'l to begin tomorrow a ten (Continued on I’age I) ,f Nebraska. Nebrusku. < ( ’ -lora > 2,437.01 tfiut at 12 15 the 7K-3 s a d tAafc xn unimportant presi- the first time a classified business t|„. insumu c of the surtemh r "tumping tour of i mini directory with various businesses die xxut panning "Deer Ll.it. J, N o­ paign. You go over Ga* xxnrkx opeiutmg uc announcement It " a * hinted th;>. do ami Kansas vo Scotia." The station xxu* not 989.38 of the United States listed under their heading*. This count the presence of his troop* const, directory is in its earliest stage able to Identify this isl;:.id Uu'C* 1,039.93 II fiail that every four 1 I nt crestand costs tut,-,I a sinister support for in* <•> French Republic Will • . i i . . . and as time passes uiul more names I leer Islands near New foundland, imeric.n ,H*ople have ^ ^ (,|reclorv , houM |Kmu.nl JI5.tI10.02 are given in Gubetterrs but no OR iiion that was nut only Recognize The Soviet Total receipts These same troops were t . .in­ ,-otnc com plete wttii the names and i* given from Nnvu Scntin. great ro..sequences udilrekse* o f many business and ferred today from l.ungwha Inti, a Tin- message from tbu dirlglbbt *. hut great conse- professional men under their prop PARIS. Oct 16.— The French 1 |,lock of sixteen houses xxt.icl. had In the absence of President 3. staled site wus making about 05 I lis.iui eluents uently to the- entire er classifications. 1 been prepured for them. their government plan* a formal recog 337.22 knots m ideal mealiier. Little wind L. Duma* and V'lce-Presnlent K. (trine of iity inanuger Tin- Sanford Chamber o f Com commanding officer saying tl.at he nition of the Soviet Republic of it is tlie aim o f this ilirecloiv l" merit- will be represented ut the 75.00 xxu, blinking ami tluil w a s fuVorH Brownlee, Forrest Luke acted i tIffice of city attorney pe for Lincoln. meet a need that hus long bent ut.I.uul meeting of the Lust ( oast xxu* uwaiting General Chen'* f„r Russia on Friday, according t" in125.00 afile, the message said. The air. as chairman of the Sanford Kt ‘ > “ 'ce municipal judge lh,-i orders. . formation obtained in official cir(hought m 18fifl when felt in this city, that o f supplying 1.043.71 wa* d ea r because o f the uitcer- ' Chamber* o f Commerce at Mel­ Hivihioli ,,f police tl.at great Illinoisan, an up to date guide for stranger* clen this morning un iii * Club ut It* luncheon ul tlie Division of fire bourne Thursday by the secretary 668.03 tainty of the exact locution o f tb# . Inroli., ui prealdent, in the city us well as for the home Too tnucli money make* a man Montezuma Hotel thi* noon. o f the locul organisation and A. uirship, the naval officers heM ■ Division of street* und uphuppy. especially ufter he loseA greet, apple u duy will keep the |to lie in hi* bunds to people who will find it a simple P. Connelly, according to informa 2.601.90 could not say at what timo aha bridge* At today's meeting a committee doctor away from the poorhouse. American Union. No mutter to get the address ami tele­ tion given out Tuesduy. it. would enter American territory. , wu* appointed to request the City Wulerwork* operating xt in 1884 when that phone number o f almost any line In a communication last week, Naval officers hurt- at 12:30 o s 1,489.51 account ( ommission to provide a fire whi»o f New York, Grover of business. the locul trade body wa* invited to tim.it 1(1 the position of the Z lt-3 Gu* work* opt-ruling tle or siren which will be uilequutiwus mude president, The cost of being listed III this send a number of its members to 888.07 as 30 miles southwest of Cape S oto notify the people o f this city of account to set a new standard classified directory lias been »<» the meeting on the ea*t coast and 141.50 file, southernmost point uf NoVW tire*, it is understood thnt lids Division o f purk* public life and wa* ruled by The Herald thut every it wa* thought ut that tinu that 113.61 Scotia. Division nf public bldgs. move is being taken a* u matter |nnd vigor und meaning business establishment ami bu»i- Sanford would have a large num­ 40.50 Divisiun o f engineering of protection for the public. On motto that a public o f- nuua man can eustlv a fford to be ber o f representatives there. It WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.— Al* 000.20 Division o f health the com mittee to make the request day morning ,it xxu* learned from (lie trust. In 1912, whilo am ong those whose names appeur wa* stated Tuesday, however, thut Further inform ation received by though thrown somewhat e ff he® 1,262.06 Division o f publicity were appointed J. G. Sharuu, chair­ reliable source*. that the election that daily. only two Sanford men will attend. tho aocretary uf the Sanford 60.00 iMurse by unfavorable winds sne Division uf ina|iectiun The road between Palatka ami man, and Burke Steele. The classified diiectorv will be e of vast consequences, The Sanford delegates are sched­ 3.85 then compelled to turn northwest* Chamber xif Commerce yeaterday Pound expense --------Green Cove Springs ia vury muddy. Kiwunian Giles of the Orlando dreamed that we were published every duv on the c l a r i ­ uled to leave J*ere today. They ward to find good weather until lit 1.001.05 lliv. o f lights nnd water afternoon showed that the general with very litlfiopportunity to pn*s fied pages o f The Herald und will club xvus present at the luncheon that election u man who will return eifner on Thursday , the latitudo o f Cape Sable, N .'S ., 120.03 Department o f finance (me com m ander-in-cbief be found to be u r-.-ndv reference night or early Friday, it V a s leurn- condition o f road* leading into over it without danger o f gutting nnd outlined the plun* for the state the air cruiser ZK-3 tonight vras Dept, uf records and fin ­ fhticst army that the for Herald readers. this city i» much improved with the stuck. The washout at Loughman Ktxvunis convention to be held in ed. steadily reducing the m ileage 317.03 ance ..... ia being repaired and it is believed It was further learned that the Orlando during the early part of Bople have ever raised, prutpect* uf being improved *ldl 250.00 which separated ner from her fu ­ will be ready for travel today. Not next month. Hu stated thut tha Library expense ........ ... main topic o f discussion at the mure within another day. hold up the ideals of Gales Cause Further m 69.82 ture home at Lakehurst, N.- J., a eeting will bo that o f an adequate all the world and give A ccording to inform ation re­ a great dual o f traffic will be al­ plans are being worked out well Gulf Course expense ... 6.48 where she is expected to arrive to ­ Flight coastwise canal, toll free, to be­ ceived from DvLand, the road to lowed over the road through anoth­ und thut a large delegation from Discount and interest — 1,302.23 nd a new idea o f A m er­ Postponement day. ‘J Brad trustees ...... .— . I gin at the St. John River and run er 24 houra, it . waa further ind courage and idealall o f the Kiwanis clubt in this auc­ Daytona hua been re-opened with A fter nearly three days in 72.62 Hospital expense ........... tion are expected to attend. letermination. N obody SA N D IE G O . Associated. Oct. 15. along the coast to Biscaync Hay tnly light traffic allowed to pas* learned. 1.20 air, the huge cra ft which Sewers and draitia ........ The only road that ia in poor it In that election we — Gales, in P acific northwest are und have a depth and width that over it. Th?- m essage further *••“ It hua already been reported Frledrichshafen Sunday m01.25 Hills payable .................. will accommodate ocean going condition in Seminole county, ac­ ng not only the leader reaching a velocity o f 90 miles un that the road between Daytona thut the Jacksonville Kiwunlana send out queries to surface 3.48 steamer*. Various other w ater­ Miscellaneous ------------cording to olher inform ation re­ but the voice o f man- hour, holds the navy dirigible. aud Miami ia open over State Road will com e to Sanford viu a Clyde and land atationa fo r bar ' ceived by the secretary, is the Line boat and will be carried to Gasoline and oil storage Ldrow Wilson. Shenandoah, manacled to a m oor­ ways in which the people o f this number ft>ur. Later, however, upon encoun' 219.00 section of the state are interested ....... • • » • • • * • • « account Mims road which waa described as ing mast here, causing a deferred State Road number three from Orlando in automobiles by the Kigood weather and favorable ' postponement o f her departure fo r will be discussed also, R is said. here to Palatka ia passable but being **in very poor condition." E f­ waniana o f thla city. [ry Wallace It is also said that a bill fo r Total disbursoraenta 913.112L91 was delayed during the dng made, it was Camp Lewis, W ashington, until ia not in the beat o f condition, it fo rts are being Baseball day was celebrated by hy head winds and then by • th ick an cast coast drainage was reported. Balance o f cash an Between Palatka learned, to get this h ighw ay into the d u b at its luncheon today and Roes Operation Thursday morning. The air charts creating blanket o f fa g which cauatr her a t district has been fram ed and that hand -------------------82.19S.tt good condition as soon us possible. show, chain three storms hover­ and St. Auguatine some travel l® if this is approved at the annual times to run at reduced S o fa r ub could be learned the all o f tha playara o f the org an ise­ ing about that section. It is hoped permitted. Tem porary bridge* ICTON, Oct. 16 .—Secre___lion's team during the past season meeting, an attem pt will be mode Wa have found that very often aha was enabled to road between Sanford and Mt. the ship leaving Thursday will be have Usen erected on thie road, it ricuiture, Wallace, unto Love the bill nasoed at the next Dora Is still impassable. / ” {■ were honor guests. Each member when you see • couple of men call­ speed to aa high as 7 (believed t o 'h e succeas- able to slip into the .moorings at session o f the Florida legislature. waa learned. uf the team present spoke briefly ing each other lktre both ore toll­ hour ia the dlreoUon o l th« when it will be open ®P«P f*o r traffic for the rem oval o f Camb Lewis between the first and T b V biil will make paaaibie the deThe M elbourne fe rry , it ta the club. ing the truth. ,r wore, la not knowntreatment fo r gall second o r between the second and •i%d canal, it ia aU ttd. , 1 *» runninu before Satur­ y »,v fj-w l - ; ions today. third of The storms. * |mtLg|H (Ivor 17 miles or 91,000 feet of Chinese Coolies are Impressed Famous Floridan Secs Hostillnto Service and Marched to Itv to Republican Party new water mains have lien Inid in this city during the pust several The Front Line Trenches Growing More and More Sailing Time Is ' About 81 H ours M IS S W ILLIAM S AGAIN IN L E A D FOR BUICK C A R C I T Y FINANCES GOOD INDICATES MONTH REPORT r I H e r a l d Classified Business Directory Appears First Time E Kiwanians Appoint Committee To Ask For Fire W h i s t l e Sanford C h a m b e r To Be Represented A l Coast M e e t i n g General Condition O f Local Roads Much Improved in Past 24 Hours f B �k s k b is ! T * "T ’ *' 1" — MOM’N POP From ’ Dr.' fc.‘ b : brtW n ltc 16ft Monday to^attend the Synod o f Florida o f |» L e w is the Southern Presbyterian Church . . which w ill meet today in its ,13rd ct. M.— annual meeting at the First PreaI. girders bylcriSn Church- o f Jacksonville repaired, with Dr. L. A . McNair, pastor, as ,in,Urtka. boat; The o w n in g 'se rm o n f i l l be as bags. pVcachc.i bV Rev. T. II.' ftcCrmfuAf, on Wei |5< u t> retiring moderator, and a lte r am an j (bc annual roll call a new modcraor 1 1 I tor will be selected. The stated mno r™ K clerk o f the Synod is Rcc. B. V. nc c W ilkie, I). I)., o f Dunedin, v s e c j u d g e - *m ie o s Wa l d ] i NUTMEG HAG SUED M E FO R * 5 0 . * > o o - h e ’ s o n e o*=- t h e s e Gu w s WHO'D STE A L t h e P E W E S OUT OF A BLINO M AN S C(JP — By T A Y L O R NO - NO - MRS. KU RTZ MR. GUNN H AS B E E N TfeLLlNG ME ABOUT THE _ j , SON OF MW SOWHOOO T ^ ^ A R EG U LA R O W ED -IN -TH E WOOL cn CROOK - E^c - t r t - • h Ch u M - j o Un n u t m e g V IE LOWED EACH OTHER u k e brothers - i NEWER KN EW BEFORE WHAT B E C O M E .O F HlS BOW OSWALD - NATURALLY ,1’NYVERW M u tH . 7 , J S' W T tC E S tE O IN h i m l! IS minUt w he hand An outl,ton<ting feature o f the i ship’s synod, it is said, will be nn address strained by Rev. J. G. Venable, D. D., of nusts o f Chattanooga, Tenn., o f the First | r o f her Presbyterian Church o f that city / HERE SOU ARE LATE AGAIN I ANO WE’ RE GOING TO KURTZS TOn i Gh T TO P lan BRIDGE t h e r e ' s g o in g -to b e s o m e d is t in g u is h e d g u e s t s ,— PRESENT AND w WE MUST (Ltf e m ust I BE o n T i m e c ------ —____ V rV , arranged at f, p. m. Monday lnsT"?hfng"in 'the morefng t t o r l r which both sides censed f i r - j the ship sails northwestward. Advance guards o f tho reUng Chekiang troops arriving •la morning from tho Ilwangtu [anting and Luho sectors .loclar.sim ilar arrangem ents had been •rfectod there. A pparently Chang Tac-Ping. Oil year old battler, who refused to nccojft the decision o f the othoi Che­ kiang chiefs to surrender. was l ° <rivp in nfter hi* fi'l'tl Wllllnnt attack, in which his four thousand troops forced some of * ^ l o r I dA S T A T E C O LLE G E F O R W O M E N , Oct. 14.— The ¥rfc» lt y o f the' School o f Music o f F. R. C. haa planned a recital fo r the evening o f M onday, N ovem ber 10. On tMa occasion Miaa Gladys C om ­ forter, .p'lariatj wilLnlrfy. ahd Miaa Ap^rolda flfttdln V lu irivo a group o f fcnglixh and French songs. Mias A tta R obertson will giih# In coatumo A group of, A m erican Indian songs. Miaa Robertson haa lived in N ew M exico where aho made n special atudy o f the Am erican Indiana. In direct con tact with them. W inchester will play n violin gtofin* SarasotaN JU D G E VENUS - I W A N T TO P R E SE N T MR GUNN - (--------- j Wailing iilwmrd for all hands from a,*mira* biwest rating sea­ man. are wool and fur lined flying g l a d to m e e t K l uits^ and wool lined arctic b oot, I w o u JUDGE - I'M .fo r the upper air. even over south­ IN T ER EST ED in a *',n California ... • carries a pcnctrat CA SE MOU'RE GCXNG in " chill. l T o TRW N E X T (— r Each o f the suits is "w ired" fn; | MON DAW - _ K connection to electric plugs fixe, at intervals in the bodv of thi ship. If the. wearer feels cold h, mav back up to the wall, "plug in’ and warm up. fv rrovisioins taken on yesterday C>-Tv consisted mninlv of sandwiches Because o f its germ -destroyin g ! gntilza ■ Vrec j4h° tt,l' t fiKhtin,t thu entire wrapped in oiled paper, and beans. properties, it quickly Hubducs ’ tho I tu wril .„ f " ">•’ forward gondola is the tinitching, cools tho irritation and anAut £7,' v*About 1000 i(,..ho k tang soldiers M e t of kitchenettes and her. on a i heals the ecr.emn right up. Icov- tunity B jg W m the battle• fronts directly -asoline stove the lanur. are worm ing a clear, rm roth skin In plaro < Wtfct o f the City had uit/.kni U " Y nTrivfd Hi t-tl and occasionally e g g . an* died. i f ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or ifyr Sot », (Artghai^ v■ •-- -Monday j fat morning at the Everything else in the food line --x . rou g h n ess . ) MO north railway station.'• *'orty-three cent (he coffee is cold and. owing ) You do not huve to wnit fo r Jm- f Cwbll , carloads more were were reported i nonns more held to the danger of fire from the i provem ent. It quickly shows. Y’ ou British * f ,'Cbcnju, five miles — i west o f the stores o f the gasoline nhonid, | can get n littlu ja r o f Rowlea M en-, ral Cl d f y , whfle 10,000 were v___ said to be smoking is forbidden. Thuie ure ! Cbo-Sulphur at any dru g atoro. 1naped. •W-«)tin g transportation at N a n - I bunks for eneh officer on th • ship » . 'V. MARSII HKAI) A d v .. ing . . '.rfi^Pg, U miles west. and at and one for each member of the |tion in New York last July who FORT MYERS. F la. Oct. Hwangtu. (Continued from Page M |crew o f f duty. These are arranged ' ( were successful when John W. Da­ :v LjAH **f these Chekiang soldiers in groups of four and are t-i|uippcd ing through such legislation I‘ . W. Marsh, resident of thu vis was nominated there,” hr- said. stationed at I.Juho. ZZ . . . : . 7 „ lion " f Florida for If, years .10 miles to the with wool lined hags arger corporations to expend Bi'fw rtbwest o f the Yangtse const. | Item Admiral W'lllla ("They hud been openly rep rcion tsums lor the development of Flor known |ocal business mi cd and only successful in the CoolW.cre reported withdrawn. i.ln's resources. dead afler an extended illness •'lliff of the Naval Pure '..The discipline o f the .1. I idge and Dawes nomination in Reonnutics, reiterated light the 1 ° >,hrr v '>‘ itors present at t>>- recently relurn,*d troin a hoi troops was generally good, it |publican convention just before. impossihiJity of fj> tlie route luncheon were Wnyman lions at Rochester. Minn , and his c (Continued from page It ported, despite thrir com That s why there isn't any choice to he followed hv chip after , ,,{ t,u’ NmRhern Utilities Com lion gradually hecaiae wen'tei I'erre Haute, Mr Davis was greet n ora n ee'of where they wer« for the average man in this elec­ ,| III he was tillable to withstar she passed lain Ar on her I" I’ ahitka. who in «'d by crowd;. which gathered tion except the support o f Senator . ing or what they were mipiHte. i operation that he insisted voyage northward. or swing- *'*r' l ,u'l't E. G. Hnussett. . 1.11 Follette." aiound Ins ear in Lebanon. Craw f having performed as a last e will head I'1" ' ,{n>' Ureen and Walt I He repealed charges of co r ru p ­ for.lsville and Giceudale and about ; weather Daytona. Mr. Lewis gave .. ____ to save his life, lie was f»2 t IIlOH G R A D E tion in natinnal affairs under Re- 1 winds are tain on the Rotary slogan and its , •dil; and a native nl Ontario. R ll T i R R R the speai ,'i'f platform in Lafity publican domination and assailed! d she will observance. I'resident Coolnlgc for “ remaining ! HIGH G R A D E ougli ccn- 1 Members present at the meeting FR \N ll~Tm -ANI*] ' llC ' " " 1 T* , rc " ,‘ ul0’ k silent and not acting until public C O R D T I R E S nricls.o . r<” (••■urge W Brockhahn, Ran I.E. I1la., O ct.. 1.1. 1 Wheeler in California. opinion forced him to move." dull Chase, R J. Holly. M. ( ’ . Had . member o f the S A N DIElH). Calif.. Oct. It h i g h g r a I tk .ONION dock. E. F. Householder, \V. M proposed the ere. Striking his farthest point south K DE N SR DR t;, Pa . Oct. II.— C O R D T I R E S Haynes, E.lwurd -Higgins, L ilb’ o f monument a or Calif..ruin Monday. Senator James t liirman. i ail way express II An |Deary, George W. Knight. A. It. l l .m v M. Flnglei W he. h r. in.lepen.h nt vice pi.-si guard, was killed and five bandits HIGH G R A D E ohing tin |Key. Frank Ma. Neill, Dr. S. Pules ml. pioneer devil dculial candidate, delivered a noon •sraped with the $40,000 dollar C O R D T IR E S >Mop of a •’ on. U ,S. Parker, F. K. Roumillat. Mr W’ lllmms sn\ iddr.ss and lio n lurn.d hack to I.lime-burg Coal Company payroll yesterday |H. R. Stevens, Dr. R, E. Stevens, the project with Los Angeles, today when a train on tho Cambrln r injuries.. s O Shlnholser, D I.. Thrasher! id he believes th< "It was the reactionary financial1 -’•nd India Railroad was held up ,*l III mid Flank V.-riiay, A. L You ell and I populai approval j inter, - t - hanging around the back miles from here. A posse is in purIt. L . Dean. Ji dal*’. |ground of the Democratic coitvcn I jf I nn 19 I t o t a r i a n s Urged To Vote Favorably ; On Tax Amendment G -30x31-2 Tubes 30x31-2 co I 31x4 32x4 33x4 1-2 San Juan Garage C om A n d Find Just the Merchandise You N eed Now, and Prices Within Reach o f A n y one’s Pocketbook ++++<,+ + + ,M ,,{,+'H*++'f I MEN’S SILK SOCKS $10.00 HOYS T ++ ++ •> <- * + + LADIES’ SILK AND WOOL DRESSES .$ LADIES’ COATS Most Any Styli? and Color +++++++++++++ WINDOW SHADES $9.00 SUIT CA $9.95 T0$37.50 $9.95 " ' $ 22.50 $3.50 MEN’S FELT HATS $2.98 DON’T FORGET THE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES AT RED TAG SALE PRICES 32-INCH SOISETTE MEN’S ARMY SHOES ’ $3.4 5 A L L COLORS Per Yard SWEATERS MEN’S KHAKI RIDING PANTS , $2.48 " . 1 $6.00 M EN ’S $3.50 BO YS’ $4.00 LA DIPS 1 $27.50 RURSON’S . FULL FASHION 31-INCH PONGEE Per Yard 72-INCH Table d am ask IH.JI l^-oiu �i.o .'• ■•'•• •■ *;>n/,‘f W ! . ^y ; e > < . ;•.. ■ . t; *« i L - * § •■ *fyr1 ^- . W V'.,-,;i \* 7 ^ N V : ^y i*' - v)v 7* <■ v ; ^«fviv*v • *0 >M ^TST Tl Vr;*»t > ’ *' - • * >>* ^ivV ffi? V r* T, <£^ V *In v vrff. . •\ PAR GOLFERS “ G ators” W orking Hard For Football JNLY MATCHED Game On Saturday i BIG TOURNEY Suspension S t a r i W h i t e Sox A g a i n Football P l a y e r j D e f e a t New Y o r k Causes Walk O u t Giants At Q u e b e c -■■ — ---------- **.— — •**- • ■1 ■■u-A c o m p la in t e x h ib it e d a g a i n s t y o u a n ti p n n t e r a n d C . It . S e w e ll O u a r d la n o f C a r l M. In u u r n a il H o w a r d A . e a c h o f y o u In t h i s c a u s e , o t h e r * w is e d e c r e e s p r o c o n fe s s ^ w i l l l>e l.a t if r , lip f r n d n n t n . e n te re d a g a in s t y o u a n d e a c h o f I B I L L T<> Q U I E T T I T L E . y o u . s a id h i l l o f c o m p la in t b e in g to C IT A T IO N . q u ie t t i t l e to t h e h e r e in b e f o r e deT o t h e ilt f* n d a n t s J . W . C a r p e n ­ » c r l!ie d la n d s In t h e c n m p ln ln n n t . It l» o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s c i t a t i o n he t e r a n d w if e M. P C a r p e n t e r o f p u b lis h e d o n c e e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s In t h e S a n f o r d '■ T a y lo r s v ille . A ln h a m u . a n d C . R H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In S e w e ll g u a r d ia n " f C a r l M . L a t i n S a n f o r d . S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . and H o w a r d A L a n a o f I l o u t e N o, W it n e s s m y h n n d a n d s e a l o f s a id 3 N e x v n a n ( le o r g la a n d n i l p a r t i e s j r | r r u t l c o u r t on t h i s t h e I t t h d n y o f c la t m im t a n y In t e r e s t In t h e f o l l o w - ( S e p t e m b e r , A . 1). 1!>!*. Iiiir anulla umIltt utf fk ^ ' I ITf JI*ARH, In n ,l»a.irll.«,1 <lr*crlf<*''l Ir \uru\n, aV t rPit t l 1VI I >1 n n ktf C l e r k o f th e <c ir c u it C o u r t f o r a n d lie ln ^ In iln * c m in t y o f H o in ln o h '* 7 H i J m l I d a l C i r c u i t . In am t Hint#* **f in n rr p a r t ic u la r ly f o r Stem I no I f C o u n t y . F l o r ­ c lt ) * c r i! ir il n •* fo llo w a. t o - w i t : id a . C o m m r nc In n at th e I n t e r s e c t io n B y A . M. W E E K S . o f th e f m i n t v t 'lin a l a n d H t. f l e r * H sp u ty C le r k . t r u t le a A ^ cm ii- r u n n ln f r th e n c e K n a t | to W e n t aid e o f A v ic a d o A v e n u e \ J O H N <1 L E O N A I t I ) Y , Solicitor for Complainant. th e n c e S *o ifh u lo n i: th e R a id A v lc iid o Sept. 24. Oct. I, S 16. Ii. a v e n u e v«» rh#- N o rth a id e o f S t i i n K f c 1) u u A \ * n vi r* th e pee W es t 210 | f e e t , t h e tice N o rth 120 f e e t , o n tike S o u t h ald« " f h a n k «»f C o u n t y c a n a l . ’ th e n c e a fo n t: th e S o u th a id e o f p a id c o u n t y e a p a l to p o in t o f l i P R l n n l i i K I t le h» i e|»v o rd e re d t h a t y o u am t e a c h o f >m i h r u n it a p p e a r b e fo r e o u r e a h l I ' l r n i H t**»un a t th e t'o t t r t llo ije e at S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , on th e 3 rd da> f N»«\• u iih e r, A I> l ? 2 t . to Cut your feed bill m a k e m ic w . i |o th** m v iir n h i l l o f S P A R T A N B U R G , S. C., Oct. If*.J QUEBEC. Oct. 15.— The Chicago GA IN E SV ILLE , Fla., Oct. 15.— W a k e Forest today loomeil as a — The entire student body of Clom- White Sox defeated the New York ley and Adair Are Faired greater threat to the "Fighting son t'ollcge has walked out in p ro­ Ginnts 111 to 8 in an exhibition o f the University of Against Jones and Evans ’Gators" Robertson test against food conditions and game here Tuesday. Florida with the 'Gator freshmen Thrill Large Gallery of impersonating the demon Deacons (he alleged unfair trial given liol- pitched for the winners and Scott Fana at Meet in Atlanta frotp Nprth Carolina repeatedly tohan, football player, who is mid and Iluntzinger shared the mound P _______ lunging the Floridn line, com- to ■have recently been suspended burden o f the losers. The two A t l a n t a , g ®.. o <-l is .— Cyril ifiing nn air attack with hard teams will meet again today in according to information given to i H. Tolley, French open cham* bucks to score a tourhdown. The their last game before sailing for Ion and former British amateur varsity did not uncork such a The Herald by students over long Europe. The score: iplon, paired with Perry Adair dazzling offense, being held to a distance telephone. The majority of Club: R. II E. by usiruf Happy Cow ice Southern champion, finished single touchdown. 16 16 I , the boys are leaving for their Chicago Sweet reed to balance square In an exhibition tr*>lf — 8 15 2 Coach Van Fleet sent his men homes on cnrly trains today, the New York here this ntemnon against your cheap rouahage. It Batteries: Robertson ami Picby” Jones, amateur champion through a vigorous workout, and students snid. inirh. White Sox; Scott. Huntzingis a high quality feed the scrimmage against Wake F or­ Attractive United States and former The lockout was Inter confirmed er and Hcnlinc. Ginnts. containing 24 ?• protein. champion and "Chick" Evans. est pluys ami formations did them by Acting President Earle of tinmuch good. The squad will leave T il E n iM ’l IT r o I IIT . state champion. The college, Mr. Earle said that he | \ Gifts M ade of cotton seed u i j i u im i. r im i it . went 18 hole* over the diffi- Friday noon for Tarnpn where would issue a formal statement »tcS_ W1 * T A T i : o r n . O l l l D A , IN A M ) meal, linseed meal, com Eaat Lake course, the pro- Wake Forest will he played on Sat - ' |ntor r im « i : i i i m i i .i : r o i m v — 1\ Framed urrlny. Last year the Baptists' m \M i : m . boinft devoted to charity. gluten feed, peanut oil It;* Ilk *»f Siiriftnd. I 'itfiilit,'! Iii * wn" ^ > ,or|r(i1 P.cltiti.?r ? The match was squared at the were defeated by Floridn 16 to 7.! feed, corn meal, alfalfa ii nf on the students to ".strike 8th hole Where Bobby with an ap­ but pre-game goss.p for,vasts (1’ ' acallmg Mottos s a p ro te st a g a in s t c o n d it io n s men), sweetened with contested struggle tly aimple twist o f the wrist, much bitter W a t .i it . • c o m p la in e d o f , w e r e c i r c u l a t e d a * , N i r r y U ; l r ' 1 ," " 1. pure cane molasses. than in 11123. *1 It T’ 1 / j P | » * * 1 1 1 * * 1 1 1 !* hla second spinning across a v, . , .' , . . H l f r«iiu*£(> I U i’ H tlav l l f t t r n n o i l . N f .t i r ,. h ,- i,- |.i K i v .'i i Tally H im . • c r o s s the green and dead to JNifi i n j u r i op m e r u p o r t o d in t h e W h i l e t h e * u £ p e t it io n u f “ I l u t c h ' i »m«it r It Dif l'i\ \ i|lu « ‘ rtf fm .1 • Made hy Edgar-Morpin f o r a certain par three to t . n i o r c a m p , a n d t h e s a m e lin e u p H „ | | „ h n n , f o o t b a ll s t t i r , f o r a l l t g t ' T*"*1 r , m i. r . .| above gnn Co., Memphis it I S. |i e it all even. Both Trolley and t h a t o p e n e d a g a i n s t G e o r g i a T e c h , , . , ) d r u n k e n n e s s , w a s g i v e n a s o n e l e m i o r Cards i ' w i i l ' o f f . ’ ini *.i 1r* , dair had long putts for the half, w i l l s t a r t S a t u n l a y , it w a s a n <?f t h e c h i e f c a u s e s o f t h e w a l k o u t , f*i p u b iir o n t e r v f-o e u sh Hi makers of high quality Ik MII I . neither could tret down. t«, lb ,* b ts't.' st b l.b le r nl t ile 1 1 .n il nounced. l-'lorida lias feeds. returned jt was stated that the students FOR Trolley and Adair were one up at two All-Southern men *h m r <•( tin i .tit | j fi S a n f m r<l Gobi- were also dissatisfied with comli- S» nit nol#* I 't i t u i h F l n f liln , ■!i ■r i i *k turn, an advantage trained, stem. guard, and CaptaininNewton, S o ld b y i tion« in the ,lining room, i h«lin iin 4if uni* nn M n iiilr n , however, when the British stal N«\*rnh«f 1r1 I Is* f.llnwum half back. | Clemson Ims an enrollment of registered a birdie four on the ii* hi t Ht. ft | ■ r up* ( I % I>. f . itct .• r »1liitf The Fall Parly Seminole Feed . approximately 1,66(1 students. I t •• VV A i l l n i i ** tiin p n f P u lm (t a r n th, Jones havintr just squared i mnt U in ?s* ml imvIi Mints. I I-mMii o match with a birdie three at and f.ofiist Avenues nnd on Nirit!) V tv ., r ill . ( l f i «i p i t i . f i h . \* i t hCompany eighth. w ' i t • ill'll f i i ' f f h* N*if 1h u * «I i j i i - r Street and Hickory Avenue. h in e d w i t h i l l h e a lt h i* a x p iim c d N E W E S T Not only was the mntch all even i t* r S««ti*M i 1 ' T " « T i* h t|i "<* -J.*nth 5-C Hauled 125 loud* of dirt for a fill hv rltk.RP frinilvl.i Its flu* ntUKi* f» f ' I --I ul h it |.« - v\ . ^» .*rI*! t Jones and Trolly finished with ml- m ••( v> .n f * ...... . game medal score, 74. two over at budge over Cloud Creek on Senator Frank Hmndegee. o f Cun aNmoil, i 1u * liii11 1111 * * H a ! !r> tk*l >r. Trolley went out in par 36 West Third Street; hauled 36 londs n e c t i c u t c o m m i t t i n g M iir id e h e n .1 «: s»i v fc«*\ o f dirt for fill around grand stand. fuesdav S'jM’Cl ,4 I M t! Came home in 38 while Jones the 66 year old 1" J * t ’ Cleaned ditch on West Third body of • one over par each way witli ----Street front Olive Avenue to Jessa senator was found in an unused 87’s. i\ t iii: t n ir t t iT * «» i »t t . Thomas B. Paine. memlnr of the mine Avenue, on both sides of Mel room in the upper floor of hts •.pii« r .\ I \ ’| ‘l l .11 DM I A l i llli i it , eiou* tVnidoiiee hv hi* **Trrt.nv, thro committee of the United lonvillo Avenue from Celery Ave IN % N I) r o l l S E M I V O I l ‘. I H I N • r .ir r s t i i a t p i .e a s e * . Don l.uridv. nnd ehauffeur. I V . \ T K o r | * |.l ) l « I l l \ tea G o lf Association, at whose nue to Union Avenue; Mill Creek m v» , i *111111*1.. t tui ul vitation the British star was here, from West First Street in Fulton George Jones The. were directed I. *. M i Hits’ f»*H A 't 'creed the match. Miss Alrxa Street; Persimmon Avenue from to the room hv n note left on hi* f VV -• \( f 11* 1' f #■i ii m l p i t * M f ' i ‘ iir - i .-____ hod which gave lt< > motive, how­ ling, form er national woman's First Street to Third Street; Se, n i nm or o \ n r 1 IO N I I I mpion was in the hit; Rnllcry nnd Street from Persimmon Ave ever. for the net. I A tube utInched to an open g.i* owing the match. mic to Pnmcgrnmte Avenue; Fitst . The British slugger did some of Street from Jessamine Avenue to ' l o t m its in i l l hand o f Mr 11<bride most Impressive driving seen Persimmon Avenue; Pine Avenue g . c . w h o In v fill IV dle*sel 0*1 the the East Lake course. On most from Union Avenue to lake- front, flour. Coroner J. Pam.-ev Neville, after an examination issued a .er the jong holes he was farther cleaned all catch basins. tifieate of death which he *al,t le m the tee than the United Slates Streets cleared’ Oak Avenue suited fi nm suicide iiceompi p hed mpion was in the big gallery Jones’ Irons left little to choose from Highland Street t<i Kvfihv bv inhaling il luminal nig ga* lit In ••f I‘ Itirtiln it 1 1kt- i ii*w» h u a ln n |Street; alley between Highland itwecn them. The cards: •, 1 I,, f •* t t Street and Central Street; alley Hey out 4 13 lit 454—-36 1 II I > 0 I 1(4 ) s KFFUSAI* OF PF( K eaf* 1 .1 . .......... 434 455 t54—38—74 >between (ink Avenue and I'atk New York Resident l!.'»*$* * • ll »t • 4 *• III! L . i , 1 * Avenue and Park Avenue. RKSIGNATION 1S 'Jones out 434 653 135—37 *t A ll Loses $36,000.00 ji b ....... 434 116 153- 37 7 1 ., Sewers laid by city i n w 15 feet * H «t • I n it . {Adair out . 554 551 155 11 1of SIX Inch pipe ill 1,11, \ be!u , e:i ASKKI) BY VYOMKN in Sarasota Ht itt * Jw ______ 431 455 461 36 -80 li..||y Avenue and C o b ,, A v e n e K( •»r f ( 't»niiniicl frnm pure 1 ) Ridley out 454 561 455 12 fr.on Third Street I ( m it . h ! \ f i \V W it K.1* t ' t* > f r , ,, S ., ■n s o t a , 1 la Nni tifilv 41141 it" m» in I r** tiip-i In ............. 511 556 164— 13—K5 l avement.* t, pi,tied S e o .n l a g .i . R a y ced e . ,.f N f u L a r ifh . N **1-• •••»•. ... tip i»|b,p. f pS'llilt loftH but u 4 o f 11 Street and (Ink Avenue; six 1<>„<(* 1 . n r , l u l l e d a p ie c e ♦»f pr •* | f y m «*#• $•!» 1' inf linieroek hnnleil I., all, y between nil i 11 0 wn* HpiMiirttuiJ In \v;111 uplift c . ; 4 « i #i i *-«•! ! 41 f ■jMjotf. S a r a s ' . I a w i n , h he thr tu 'nuriiiit titi/.vri»f all *»•«!*.. First and Set,.ml Streets and Pari l l d lt , . f $2 ;l .c n y .lR b , „ i i l u VlLl|n 1 . ll) f» * ’ I nit tip' **«nt IIIPM it t'WMlIij am! Magnolia Avenues, Pair loud* i 1 M e U'c . , le t t ,..V M * ^ M .m lfi un K« t Pctk'- pi tipi' It ib >aifl that ! o f I m te t n e k in a l l e y b e t w e e n F t i «t "A llli'Mif n nir jltI< ' i*i’ | »t I« • 1 1, iM'fA a m i I, f t t , w n w e ll s a t l* 'ie d w it h ami Comm. M ini S t n e i - . ]| biads V 0 1I < 1 I I * Lu^irn* ** men I'M'K ' >?•t'>l kri'H M In * b e e n b u s ,H e * * in t im e ii Howin* . 1 ■f I H u e ! i m V h a u le d ! . , h V J I : i : * 1., • .1 run* " r«*t ever tht" IT1 Mji t lull ami • v . 1 , a t a i l o f t h e |ile . .im p e lle d | 56 lo a d - o f .I n i t e r n ..V e .j f r o m C o m fur! hr r made k IJi«\\n tlleir ill’ " 11»— lu m I l e t u r u a f e w w e e k * l a t e r , o u 'r v l a i S t i e e t t • m u k i g u i d e , n in e 1 t S' , ' (ConCtnucd f r o m page 1) tin mini -U r i emiiin ill ^'•**! I a m t I,, vv.it* o v e r w h e lm i n g l y s u r . i al - ■1 s lerfllhg unloatl, <1 *.n I '..in f. T licre were s e v e n fires, but p it , ! t .. p in t t h , |,ie . e , ( [ r .. p f r t y ‘ nieii'iul S i n e i f it p a v iiiL ' f r o m E l m .Li t Wtliit a. In-11 lilt1 Vi *1V Pill vva* e in g hi Id f 1 V -ln .itP tl 6 6 m in t L 'p ra ctica lly no damage A v.M ill t " Mi,pic A . el iii 1Ii K»* Jil it* ii . i' t ifiv tiiniciiif 1* it •: : b a n he h ot I Building permits is s u e d d u r i n g o ld ll t"i V i I ' e p, It o f s i r , el SW , , ) . , | 35 1 k It'iM f i 1hi’ rnr di hv i h nf t hr ST ,(*«■, P t .11, ■ , | lit * T, w v ■, k > a t , [ the month aggregated a cost . f mill * swept, | t;i dump* ,,f 27S A c Mi’ (•HI Bt 41I r n •mir mi ji 11u..l\ s e n , h a d .,..* ( tu rn a f n i t U l e . h u t 15. Sixteen e l e c t r i c a l a n d l i l .vnnl- t” it,|e. 6,66(1 gall,.in ..f vv ilel ! ii (>i t ••1 t t •|i 11*" ■>l . 1111*i *. fM b , 1 , a f t , 1 tie v i .. I i* ■/plumbing permits were is s u e d P ■Ii* U'rd. 125 gill I*Ml * o f g.,- In.,* Use | »l.t. I Ul .t tip I, >< id al , j > , II It. < K f Coat o f the r e g u l a r street \ ' . . i k (.t I 12 q u a i l s o f ,* l| ti ed 'l l p .e im ls , , | b»- et liei ■"i g , ii /at l' >n* r, it. 1 ' ut■< I t a p u l a t ,,I p l . t - , lll.'llil I '' > ■ follow s: g i e a s e u s e d , n n .l t l i i e , n . u | . | . . , . i i : * Mb ll a * M l \\ <! e 's a t 1 m . v 1 Garbage r e m o v a l . $ 6 3 5 .5 5 ; sti< -et •• r f • a m i o n e e u ih liio o iu n - i .l d e li • 1 v c t y vv h e ! • . alld tile W a ■weeping, $ 6 2 5 .3 5 , s t l e e t n i l i i n l r n VY ) i ) I* v I p i , < iiMur Really * inpaov. of I » n c e , $417.76; c a r e o f j ) a r k ' . $ 1 4 S ; •• A ll | Nain'otn, urge* all of |h, i inv, * 1 library, $ 4 7 ; a t b le t u - t n-Ll. S6u, m u . i • i «* (* t,,l~ to hold on to vvhatevei plop lUry department. $36. j I I I ) i. I< I L VN erty tliey may a, (pure became in I Other work d o n e u n d e r t h e su)< 1 their opinion p r o , : will g,< muili f e r v is io n o f th e c it y m a n a g e r d u rin g highet September is a s f o l l o w s : If you are not among the fortun­ ,» Cut W e e d s a n d t r i m m e d w e e d * in M ,.* ! f o l k * f o r g e t t h a t th e k id m y hk, t h ,' b t.w t- la , - ,,a u i't iim * ate w bn own Naias-ta p iop eily, ’ V a r i o u s parts o f town; b u ilt b r id g e [ ; o n Eleventh S t r e e t b e t w e e n H ic k g r i *lu g g p > h a m ! , lo g g e d a n d p e e ,I W alpole.I astof m g , * you to write F ra n k H ra n d e g e e , S e n in r them (or into! mat ion ns to how It t lu .'h m g o c f a M n n a l l ) . e l* e vv, O r y and L o c u s t A v e n u e s , on l i n k .M f m lir r S e n a t e fru n t t onh a v e b ii k u c h e a m i d o ll m is e r y in lots, w lit, h should rapidly enhance o ry Avenue b e t w e e n T e n t h a m i n e d ic u l, t 'o m in it s S u ic id e t ile k id n e y r e g io n , n e v e re h» a .l in value tun he ai qiured with only II Ninth S t r e e t b e t w e e n l i n k . on (job.*, r b e u m a t i, t w in g e .* , t o r | i i , l a small payment down and llhernl Jeventh S t r e e t s ; r e p a ir e d b u d g e Tf< Adv v\ V .S H I N G T U N . <le t 15. *> u r i y l i v e t . at id a t u in n e h , .» le e jile * * lie * * term*, on the hnltnve o-.i t f i n a n e i n l d i f f n u l l u-* m v o l i , (,u ,l a l l ^oit* uf iilu d d e i d i.M ir d e rs E * - Mi-lady’s Shoppe aw, I it 1 I • T v • fl er 17 is . i i •IrfT " >* *• iff i • I! rI fll I id i ‘ IK < Hi w; I m i , >. * .T* f, ■ For the Busy Man Alert, responsive banking service, organized to meet today’s financial needs. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK v 4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Strength Service 1 BATTERIES I FOR 1 All makes Automobiles ami Lighting Plants, any make. Progress FOR SALI STOVE ANI) WOI FIRE PLACE C U T T O R A Y BROS., S L IT S E E Phone 548------ Sanford) + *S -+ **4-k *+ + + + + **+ *+ + + .fr *:*■•■ v -j- ■{•v <• <■•>■;* %•v 4 •:* •; + J. I). DAYISOj ^ * + *}■++•> <■*+♦♦ *;•4-4- +-:■•}• y 4 + 4 4 41 !| TO HOLDERS OF MEAL TICKETS LOSES FORTUNE THE SANFORD BANK ANI) TRUST ii FOR BELL CAFE IN LESS THAN COMPANY EIGHT WEEKS ll (! « -r S?j£* I ' .i 1 ■ 'A ■* i •'/ t|i*';„ _____________________________ 2 c ~ n r ---------------------- I> . .» *f' ' '1TlV' »t^v \y.' . j *«> - THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1924. _______ 'Mil t C/y >gy.twwWBiW Of Miles Water Mains In Ground Already S E N A T O R DIES TUESDAY F R O M ; INHALING G A S f f O T I C K O F 1 : 1. 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F * « r ( l i l ) « f «*f r K o r His ( I i ) In I l l . • l " M K o r on** K f p i n » r n i uf I ' %• " I K o u r t h C o n n r * , »»Ri4»na 1 I m m » p i <»f ) k** com Y o u s i m p l y m u s t k e e ji y o u r k " i m y a a c t i v e a n d c le a n a n d th e m o 1 m e rit v im f e e l a n a c h e o r f it u ii in 1the li«if)r> rvRion VVit h Red Pepper U hen y in i s u it e r m g w ,t i i i in u m .it i* in *,v m u , „ n h a r d ly g , l a i o i i m l j u * t tr y K , u P e |i|> e i l i u h a lld y o u w i l l h a v e th e q U Ie h e M r e lie f k n o w n a n y d ru g sto re G e t a j a r n l n in e U s e i t f o r lum), a g o , n e u r i t i s , b u , k lotn ti1 wiilrr, di A l-fi jf»*t a b .'U l f»*ui u n i t 4),ljn l S a i ls f iu in a h \ i f r u j i .'U n t hi i t*. 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V o r Thraa tnamhara of ilia County U<ard o f I'u bllc Inalructlon. < , For J u a l l c a uf |ha P e a c e In ami Ik* follow in g J unites lil.tn c ta . ^ _ _ .r ;Q | .« . . , able In and f u r t b a f o l1 DUtrtcta. via: Noa. 1, d n on y W hatoof. 1 have Pan I of tha Btnta of F lo r----------------, tba Capital, thta and and afflaed of Annual. A. le n o w im M 4 4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 4 T a k e n as you fe e l C h ill, and F e v e r com ing | on. W tiile rs m ith 's I 'h ltl To n ic g iv e * prom pt und car turn r e lie f, am! n kn.g ■lege of klalar u can often I * avi otcd. It * beneficial effect* h av e t u r n proved in th o iu a m ii oT over f-rt year. ,f cununued mo. >uur k id n e y , at Adv, LAKE M ARY Music by u CASINO ran t to 4 4 4 4 4 4 4* 4 4 4 a r c re-1 th em to restau ­ l ) by th e th e i > e < >. K. new man- atrem en t. -i 4 4- 4.4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 +4 44 • • Bell Cafe. + v ’■v !*>J.v4' + v v A v ■{■ + v -5"v + ■{••!•*J*%* •C-+ v *5**!•+ + ■■ Special tor a Few Day] ,‘10x31-2 Tubes..........................$ If 30x3 1-2 H IG H I t It H G R AD E I I It K S 31x4 H IG H <i It D G IC \ D K I I R K S 32x4 HH.II O K D G R AD E T I It K S lllt .il 6 II ll G RA D E 11 R K S Wc are A f r n t a for the ■ a Y -, jS ■ MAHONEY - WALKER CO. : INCORPORATED a IS I’ hon* 388■■■■■■■■■a MILK A m I f f (C* 11m m - EGGS PRATTS Laying Mash, SUNSHINE Scratch D A IR Y M A N ’S DELIGHT Dairy Feed 1■ i S i [ [ ^ r C a r t lart us imok your order fo r a new one or repair the nld ° tr ) { a d c b y FINE £c LEVY, Inc., 702 Broadway, N ew York iJ J a c k e t W c have new carta and repairs for the old ones on b*»^ Look for them in the windows ■v e l l o w S p r a y these caps to appreciate the style, quality and sm art patterns. Al S O L D A T T H E BEST ST O R E S THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16TH to B la n c it w*. *. Cap; that tclb the story of comfort. You’ve got to sec saiiLb (.h im ;ic a i O * . la c . L o x n a rilla , K y . * —A d v . , SHRINE DANCE b rin j^ ■ Y ou can tighten or loosen a Sure-Fit V ™ s jf id le It 11 oulde V in chest. Aim is I instant relief '| ........... kidney 'f ....................... ^ ,,t l •' ) o ur drug sto re. I ’o pu lar »i»e, 60c: mam- , uwaits you. Be sure to get th e tr o u t l e . t t y a l l m e a n s h a v i > ,. u r m„ t h o U e. I I M *J« only l,y th * W in te r- , U n i t i e s o n j p h y s u in n e x a m i n e - A d v . l e a s t t w ic e a y e a r <1 n e s t e d C h ris SURE-FIT CAPS , , aid* tba ap[Miitc. tone* ui> tb* ayttanv, j t(. a . th - e re tu rn of hea lth' and stre * n g th . cum, fro m San Juan Garage Companj ripli**n U in* aluibie. W jn to n r n ith 'a Chill Tunic Ludila up and te r d i in k w in c h e v e r y b o d y s h o u ld t a k e in vv n n d t h e n l , h e lp kie|i t h e i r k id n e y s c le a n . A w e ll k n o w n lo c a l d r u g g i s t s a y s lie s e l l s lo t s , , f .tu d S u i t s to l i d k s n it c e il t r y in g t p u re h a se il m e a l l iekets > 4 •i- 4 ’ Id ixU ria. u n f.*n u n *iic lv d’MMk l pn l w ith h rra k in fr u f (d u ll* and m lit r m g of f rv ri H veit tb# p « ti« n ( is f r r r from actuul illtirfu*. ( h r m u k s <m hm »y*l«*ai (d»ln to ir ir . V ita lit y In wefek, n t ijt e lll* |>oor, pucii con* wirijchi iu riU k»w rig h t falle n off, off. n u ltiriU k<w In »ych Jitu m a W ln U r n m llV * C h ill T o file ,* reli&hlo re n tiirm w h a t th e in t lir ia J f r v « r h w U k m • » » > . I t e n rie h o . and p u rtflw th a blood. iie r s o n s h o ld in g 33x4 1-2 Of»« M e m b e r o f I l i a t l o u . a o f i|ir M « t t la t lv e a uf tb u t lt u t a o f Ak a County J u d g r . j r Hhartn 1 C ln k o f th e C i r c u i t C o u r t . For Froaecutti.g Attorncr, i „ui,ty 4 '• 4 > Malaria L eaves A H eavy M ark J a d > a 11 > i* in e x p e n s iv e •; m a k e s i, d e l i g h t f u l e t fe r v e s c e n t lit h w. » n i g e n u in e , w i t h th e n a m e each p a ckag e . 4 b I ~ Nothing has -u< Ii , .,m ent raled. pellet ruling heat a- ted peppef s Jit# of Klorldtt. In H*f S lit) - lit m Ii Install! la lli*f .lost a* soon i,s you o f ( h r 1’ f l U n l H ln D ’R K o r G o v e r n o r o l tl»« H uh " f Upplv Rial I'eppfl Kl,|, I ,U feel tilttingling heat In three minutes feftrti i — F o r He r r . U r t o f M u t e of tb e it warms th, sore spot thiough und Slat a O f F l o r i d * through. Klees the blood , in ula Ti" • y o r A t t o r n e y ( l e n e r n l n f ( h r .s(*ti«* lion, breaks up the congestion | K Florida. . I and the old ile umutism loi'.ue is 1 l^ o r C O B l p l r u l l r r o f ( h r Hli»t«* lorftda. , gotie. O f T r u a i u r r r o f th e H (« t o o f[ Row les Red i'eppei Ruh, made rlda. Tor B u p * r t m r a d e i i i o f l ’ u t ,H r I n ­ f r o m r e d jH - |ip e i» . c o s t s l i t t l e at a c t io n o f t h e H tw le o f F l o r i d a rOf O u m in la .l o n e r o f A K r l c u J l u r u ’jDf tha State o r F l o r i d a K o r t w o J iu t t lc e * u f til*, H u p ra n m 'a u r t o f t h a H t a ic <>( F l o r i d a . F o r t w u l t a l l r u u d ( 'o iu a ilM io n o r a t th# Utata n r F l o r i d a . F o r 8tata B r n o t o r f o r ISlh H e n arUI Diatrict of th* H u t . o f I'lor- ^NE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS 'T h o s e -------A TRIAL ORDER .WILL CONVINCE YOU___________ *'Your Money Back if You are Not Satisfied.*’ SANFORD FEED & S U F j^ Y CO -207 B. �TOE SANFORD HERALD. IR 15, 1924 .. / r 1itS ai'-sxsf-.i: PAGE M ay Be Secured By Reading These Columns Daily. The M ost Attractive Propositions A re Listed H ere Classified Directory ly H erald | RATES Lost and Found Help Wanted Used Cars Houses For Sale Rooms For Rent rifiscellaneouB ___ MULTIGRAPHING FOUND— In (rnnt of Post Office. FIGHT CYCIJNDF.R model 15. 7 For Sale MORE Business for Sanford mer­ In A d v a n c e One pair tortoise rimmed glasses. passenger Oldsmobile in good FOR SA LE — Large, roomy bunga­ FOR R E N T -2 or 3 rooms, 1st and * chants. Direct mail advertising, Owner may have stinie try calling low. Completely furnished with 2nd floor, No objection to small I condition. Very low nrico. Fel­ _„ . . . u .iiv v u i U l i i i O. UVII** Seo SA N F O R D MULTIGRAPH at Ilernld office, proving owner3 lows Service Station. 1st and Elm. up-to-date furniture. This house children. 10c for music information. Ameri­ was built for a home, Located on Slightly used Phone I 4.1,3. CO., room D, Ilf II Bldg. Tele- ship and paying f o r ad.___________ can Music Co., 1058 Brondwny Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth FOR R E N T — 2 very desirable phone 015. Home water Dept. Z. 87. New York. and Thirteenth Streets. Very best furnished bed rooms. Apply 217 FOR S A L E —One "II FOUND— Pocket book containing i ________ L A W Y E R ______________ ____ 1 0 s a I l a . plant. Hook* location in Sanford. Will sell for East Third Street. 2 blocks from ________ _ i touring. P. A. Me money in lobby of Post Office. ____ Ha a l i a r 1 LEWIS O'BRIEN, Office in W A N T E D — Insurance soL-nuum Bros, building. salesman $9,000.00 furnished; $2,000 cash. Post Offlco. Oe a I l a ' Saturday afternoon. See R, F. hun Coleman,. .14 II..., Seminolo Bank Building Annex. for Sanford and vicinity: old line . - ■ 4* a l i n e Hnlnnce in terms very ensy to han­ ("renfhnw at Post Office. Oak and 3rd. company, references required. d Ml l it . a lx iv * i -------- ~ M EN fS ~CLOTH IN G~______ required. I'v imi Republic Truck dle. Seo W. I,. Rumple at First (F O R R E N T — Two nice rooms furnWrite .1. K. Unllison, 005 Orlando Phone 440. Orlando Mechanical good. h National Hank or call phone 207 | ished for light housekeeping. 719 s T w . BRADFORD. E<1. V. Price Trust Co., Orlando, Fla. ( lai age Co. anil make appointment. **_______ i Onk Ave. Tailored Suits—$32.50 to $39.50 Building Material iraa* length 1LARGE FRONT BED ROOM. 1033 Opposite Post Office. P U B L IC STE N OGR A PH E R — Ford Coupe. 'IS YOUR HOUSE FOR S A L E ? j West First S t._________________ MO TA R~Y~PUBLIC Your business solicited. H. II. MIRACLE Concrete Co., grnrr There is no eusier wny to reach 1 1 B, Mann. Lake Monroe ■FOR R E N T —Two nicely furnished I-ewis & Co.. Phone 340 rement work, sidewalks, hull JULIA Z A C H A R Y , Herald Office. l people who wish to purchase a r s a tr le tm l to rooms for light housekeeping. ing liloeks, irrigation boxes. J. Phono 148. place such as you wish to sell than PE -Good condition 1311 W Third St.___________________ Terwillegrr, I’ rop. ds T h * flan_____ n r t a i r . i i — Voung lady I through the want ad columns o f N O TA R Y PUBLIC r. J. M, care Her­ l responsible wanted I•• enroll in Herald’s big aid 'Th e Herald. Read by nearly ev ­ i FOR RENT — Desirable furnished Lumber and Building Material let Insert ion. 7T— WTTTEETT desmanship Canipaign. Excepbedroom* to gentlemen or couple. e r y b o d y and Seminole county enrh a u t is .-iu .n t ( nrter Lumber Company Phone 148 unnl opportunity for hustler. co s h o u ld ho afternoon these little want ads car­ ( 210 Purk Ave. N. I.q tm l St.____Phone 505 ■ In c s s s o f 1845 in prtres nie being offered PRINTINt ry your message to the perons you FOR RENT - - Furnished rooms, HILL LUMBER CO House * the worker securing the most ! want to reach. Take n few min­ j well ventilated. 200 E. 3rd. H AYNES R A TLIFF, Printer Service, Quality and Price. ites in a contest which will end utes and prepare your nd setting "and office outfitters. Phone 34( n t a i l \ s th o r iturdny night, November 22. fortli a complete description of the h rates, r u t ' s 115 Pnrk Avenue. here is still time to win. If you rill * ' » ' r ,,u property you wish to sell, then |FOR REN T— One, two PRINTING on. And If n r nny spare time and would bring it to The Ilernld office and Advertising* or three furnished assist y o u In Wanted ie to win a Buick touring car NEW ' ERA P R IN T E R Y. Jo', I let the paper do the rest. 5'oil ad (n malt* nd your name and address to The printing at reasonable price. Op ___•might be agreeably surprised at bed rooms. 315 Majrno•raid office nod the mutest will M \NTED Customers to try imir ' the result._________________________ posite Post Office. Phone till. A n iiticb. i lia Ave., or ‘Bee I live.’ explained to you. Phone 1 IH. rviic. The Matthews I P U B L IC S TENO G R A P HER ^Hld sirs tli'lr ka Bldg. |FOR SA L E — 3 colored houses mid I c e address as EDNA LORD. Office of II 1 ' ^ B n s nuriihrr If Few" private lessons in ' . , ' T J’ ’1 . Ceorgetoun. One Lewis, Pnrk Avenue. Phone 319 ^■s. A lo -ul o n e and touch system ' ,k’K from ( eiery Ave. E xcp Apartments i, Houses For Rent ■ h o u s a i i d lias s R E A L Ks T T T K Address Box Kill. or •"•Dncnt Houses only reH e Olliers <n HI • ccntly limit. l o r particulars ill For Rent , Hi ) ml unlese F. SPU R!.ING, subdivision OR REN 1’ D.-siraldi ■Uld re ss "— ------- -— -— --------quire at Bauniel Specialty Shop specialist. Subdivisions to (>i j W \ NTED 7Boarders, bungalow and gat age a ll Pnlmet xl | *0-t Office. f a r e MPNT lee lando, Florida, ami Floral REN’I I'm in-lied iM-di ooin venue. JH5.MII. M. 1; I el Thr <asHeights, Florida on Dixie High­ fm nishe.l ......... room apart- i M W I L D s le e « r h , I r f !A N T E D T O " H E M ' way. North Park Avenue. If d 'e r n s lls loop tlni >n Ave. I wi-li to neiptirv good used I Ilf: MORNING JOU R N AL is the e e llil. . REAL-ESTATE fot their school Commm accepted want ml mediuiti in lice. ' ' ENT Two furnished room V\ 1 Hopkins, Lake Maty |Davtoiia (Fla ) One eent a word imut. E f f i c i e n t FOB SA L E — Lot.* 20. 31 and 32 in innnt. with or without gu- WANTED About Nnvembei Advertising an insertion. Minimum 25c. ____ H' Palm Hammock. Consisting of 1 Imi I’mk. niniiIntent or small house, ' ADVERTISING get* result* if it 11 2*1. lift acres. For price and trim* reaelins potential buyer* Pa- m n n i . » r . . M ' M»K RENT One |odii'if_L, I rare l i e i a l d _____ T A M P A MOUNT.-G TRIBUNE _ address owner W. M. Brock, P O Send in your subscription to the l.-itkn Daily New* is emulated in 3 room mid one 2 loom apart­ Bi >1 W A N TE D Ambitious ay Box Slit, Miami, Fla Tribune or hand it to your local an industrial and agricultural sec ment. Apply 300 French Ave. i wanted by The Herald t< 11 FOR QUICK SALE Practically dealer so you can read Florida’s lion. I'OR RENT Unfurnished 5 room fu|iii'< of tile |in|a*i oil ttie --'1 •s new six room modern bungalow, greatest newspaper. One year ST. AUGUSTIN IN FI A of Sanford eilrh lifterip-oll Sc apartment with hath, smelted " good residence section, one block $8 tM), (3 months $4.00, three months rial i oiuiiiissmn* will make > • John* County is icnehed through poiih and garage Owen s of High and Primary School*. ■arc within easy $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur- the St. Augustine Evening Record. '•'14 j vilile for hustler to make "I Furnished or unfnnmdied. Thou (bple ef Sanford t anee policy add 75 cents to youi Quick i esult*. Two cent* per word ■ ,i ■g*. The •n ulat ion linn '••" sand Cash will handle, balance ten I el l e a needect. T wa i . a11a a part to* tit. . *<|l In gl.ol to talk tin m •l tot order. Sample copy on r.*tpe*t 1 years. Write box 9f>0 nr Phone ve. * w it h \HU I w lien any speLEARN ABOUT rotli. County and' I f.:9i W Tc<jmrrd. Il i* Lakeland, thrm gh Ibo Star-Tele­ F<»R S \I.E OR E XC H A N GE for ih Im'I h nll j for gram Best advertising medium in ■ | like ill Slilifnld. Busllles- Mini South Florida Published morning*. ■ furnishings »,f |o r••■>iil lioaidmg la k e la nd, Fla. !! and looming house on nice re«i Ire in tin Make your sales OHIO Xi ■ drntinl stll-et t’ l Ell'tis. Well fill n ft Ft I o f f ! through Xenia On7ette, _ * islled. two sleeping port hes. I1died Rii h agricult oral ■ Xenia, O IONE H to ta paiilv wtniii mid mi mine i fa ,I n it, I O district. * ■ Isai.t tea-enalil ■ I- itnilv wish,- to 1 I* rates on request * *oin me as am in tui-iuc ■ lien I'lii.i'M ntT,'* TrTa > i , i ; i i n i : n «’ Pi*s I For pailuiilais empiue Studio m*«t Wflli hnv»* 1/14* <lr i'll ■ ox el Bowel s la lh ili hi flUIf* *i' ■VAt.ltJ) lilt* S KAII.RO VI» I RON I AGE ‘ 250 ■ reel on A • I Price tea-op Directory ADVERTING ra the Journal H e r ­ H abb IVnih to suit Street nr ald. South Georgia's greatest newspaper Morning, afternoon, That tired, hnlf sfck, discouraged niinmi — imi Atidii's* 11vviicr. P weekly arid Sunday Classified rales fiu-ling caused by a torpid liver and1* ' (i Box 5n5, ( it lando. I l.i P’lone 10c per liar. Way-cross Journal constipated liowels can be gotten II la .1 Herald. W«ycro*» Georgia n d of with surprising promptness * li’filt RE N T Private garage A SMAI.I i 'ASII pa\nu nt will buy by u s in f OtVHihB'. rtrti' fexflr ita^* * TO REACH tnr prosperous fu n n ­ pet inniitft 1 * * 1 8 Pink Ave. a lot win h will make lug profit * beneficial effect with thu first ftoi# er* and fern grower* of Volusia 59 N II G a in e r . foi \mu iii a lew months Own* i n* it* purifying and regulating ef» * ' county advertise in the Deljind dm >n'* m i ll i n»h ami will m II on F O II H E M G a r a g e , .’ ilti (Ink feet is thorough and complete. It Daily News, rale lc per word, cash tmri lui'rl *- own tei m* If \on not only drives out hile and impuri­ with order. wish to lake uilvantage ot 1lie lapid ties but it imparts a splendid feel- vlvi I A I.ITT IT 45 A NT Ail In Thr llieieiisc in value of m il ,",lut< it ing of exhilaration, strength, vim. Herald will bring you lug re might pax \m| to hivi-*tigate Mils and bouyuncy of npirit*. Prle« suit* Advertise thosp old ar*.'cle> • Met Box HIM cute The UlMlild. title. Sold by Union Pharmacy, you have stoitd away and have 1‘ llR N \ I I. \\ ell l*n ated i e -idellno use for A little thirty cent at! tud lot foil ciisfi ami b ila m e may bring you several dollars on n e t monthly pnvminls 1'iiie. Phone 148 and a iepresenlutiv/t loon Box 1.1 , ai* ll<m i d l 'Mi. < will rail to see you FLORIDA «Mil .AN DO~ Orlando rnortmg Sentinel: largest elassi tied business, rate lc a word, min Imnm 24c cash with order. AUGUSTA < ft RONiCi.F - Au­ i , imp rsn, i ;tnu t m gusta, Gu Augusta’ * greatest PVBLOBS iiV.iilA *«■m non [ft, classified medium, rate cu-h .09c filtlET[" Marinello charge. ‘ 1*1INN hi Hi.t k ^ill III » 10c per lino, minimum Rain water a .30..___________________ ________ ____ rst Nutioual MAINE Watervtlte. Morning Sen­ tinel Thousand* of Maine peo­ I \ l B in s a n d *2.1.50 NASH SU IT «)B *23.50 ple are interested in Florida prop , SUPPLIES UYKKCOAT orly. Reach them through the LI.ING STATH Sentinel. Kate card on applies Tail tired-to-.Mena lire HT ATI ON AN INVESTMENT OF A REASONABLE AMOUNT IN LEGITIMATE ADVERTISING WILL ASSURE YOU OF A LONG NEVER-ENDING LINE OF BIG ROUND DOLLARS ROLLING INTO THE CASII REGISTER. j PALM BE A i il ( OUN’ TY T h e " scene of stupendous development H Rend about it la the Palm Bench ■ Post. Sample copy sent on rc 5 I quest. 3 "D O YOU W A N T to huv or sell 5 a n y th in g ? " If so advertise In n the “ Gninesville Sun.” jj l>K\ I't.ol'WUS ATTI N’T i n y IVa ■ AND SI PPt.IF.S_ •44m * m I . I I V t I t ?• I f «£ *ft»* I ft r lllt ai <!*-- ■ Ve *1at loo • Mug • vt*lM|'Hirni In ill- rI*1 • ► ftl*>l«-,*> m ■ ItMlf mllMtm .fnflor in if>- ■ fond, h irst and Elm, yritlf h fut. ■ inn- and Hi: h St reel. 1v*11111••n ilotUr l*ri«t»r** J it, Mj» Hay ■tio i *•»1 int iMei mHIhtn ■ .OR 1ST nf»«*ra uruhr rnn»lrur 5 m|>* lit on J Florist Flowers lloii, IHii irtllhnim Mtfhwny RreulMt rlmnn* f«»r fl \•• ^ on*. Phone 2»i0-W. •1rv rn to kH hi f»4i k rniTinl n |floor Write I floprnr m llcpnrl ■ M FTHIST 7 I I iti»nl T».* I* rn p « rn la Eye* examined. W R H T V 11101N 1A c i a r s . l u u g T h ' Ciui k rI' ui ^ Kt|Hin«*ni iinirrilnc . 221 E l-'irst "Street. ! hirluthnir Sutnlay niornln*; Im u p l fpni S. W . BRADFORD "A t the Outlet" Chiropodist Dr. ltul)Hon*N Sanitarium FOtU' SPECIALIST IMS Dark Ave. i WANTED fl Oil I lilllg u illh III [ " i 'l l A00m 205 Conrad ilulldlag Phone*: Office 20 Hume 21 DELAND, FLA. U T IM T L 'II K . See PSEI) FtUlMriTItK CO. ■ I’ h u n c .)2S. AVglaka I iu ild in g for I)U. R. M. W ELSH latAUUATR \c t k i u n a u i a n Ill SHOW Y o u Hom e 1 c h u iil |inift «alon •t oi l mioI Mni*rnlty b' "• ) «| all Sanford Steam I’ retwery i'**r w o r d , mIntiii 11m 3 4<* Klton J. Moughton NG UP FATHER ARCHITECT iiy GEORGE McMANUS Find National Rank Uldy. Sanford, -------------- Florida & T G O L L T - t H A x V E M 'T k a -o a s m o k e f e r a. W E E K AxM' » T " b H A /N K 1 M ’ ME IL L -; never ; I 'W I t jH I HAxO haa.d e t h f _ c >e t W I T H D U 6 N N - l 'M ^ ) ^ * D O CTO R* QOHNA (T O C T O R • I D O M ’ T F E E L R ttlH T VdI M C E - - JJ <r— ; T O T •T O T ' I L E T IME L E Y A M IN E T O O * IL L FitSD T H E — t roocjl e AM » C O rsrsA . D I E ,J> , (j m : J O t > T Ax*b 1 TH O U GH T YOU W H E R E I *b T H E CAAd-H H E AxRE A H IT ? t)H O K iN 6 TOO M UCH H l a t e l y TH E. D O C T O R l<b IN T H E Sanford Novelty Works H O tiP iT A L ! V. L. ( U1.LKII F r a * . c— CONTRACTOR AND BUILDKft : t . r . r m l B k flf t » 4 M ill SIT %um auerrI mI B l m l r— f Lossing Paint Co. U’e handle Kberaon-Umfele Paint. 113 M AGNOLIA A V E N U K "Call fur our price*." j Seminole Marble Co. Marble anil aranlte tram • nuarrl.e, U ..I ot q u i l t work man.hl|x W r'U lor U t.tt dulgno. (Ut rkA*1 O i » ^ T nr In T> F m t u i . c g o w t e e . I nc Croat Britain reaerved- C. B , T D M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 15, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 15, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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L ca A v AL ■ f/ fcortionj F rid ay , rain s; Highest tempi Wetineaday.. Lowest Um p. SYodncaday.. • Sr SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS NUM BER Study It Clem Shaver Sneeringly Declares Republican Declaration R ecalls : . Sim ilar Announcement in .1 9 2 0 5h W ASH INGTON, OcL 16.—C h a i r ­ seriate committee's investlgat F Pft man Clem L. Shaver of the Demo­ the naval oil leases, whert Mr. cratic nntionnl committee, Issued Hays admitted th a t $75,000 o f the debt piled up by Mr. Hays’ com m it­ this statement Wednesday n ig h t: “The pious pronouncement of-the tee in the 1020 campaign was un­ Republican national committee that derwritten by Harry F . Sinclair, T ells N ew Y o r k e r s to S u p ­ a limit o f $25,000 has been placed the man to whom Se cre tary F all O wen I). Y o u n g , T e m p o ra ry leased Teapot Dome, out of which G e n e ra l, D e cla re s A gent port th e R ep u b lican I’n rty on amounts that may he contrlbut lease, together with that of Elk R e p a ra tio n s is a S u cce ss In O rd e r T o W a rd Off is 1 to the Coolidge-Dawes campaign Hills resorvo leftsc in California, fund recalls that four yearn ago, an d G e rm a n y is A ble to P a y The In e v ita b le D is a s te r Mr. Fall, according to testimony, Chairman Will Hay* made a simi­ ini- received more than $« 2 ,000 ,000 . lar announcement, except • 1 III! lU'UIIV » lll< III, VAX %|»» thnt *in t » 1* i that campaign he fixed the lim it n t | ' * t this did not appear in the list campaign contributions $ 1 ,000. Hays’ limitation came | upon the heels of the s e n u - 'which the Republican committee rctional disclosures of huge sums ex- ported to congress ns required by H u ge Sum Han A lre a d y B e rn S e c r e ta r y o f S ta te P re d ic ts pended in the pre-convention cam- hnv. H an k ed ; CommlKnion in Wasn’t Binding in 1922. V ic to ry F o r H is P a r ty In paign of General Leonard Wood. ! A w a itin g G i l b e r t s A rriv a l “ Despite the $ 1,000 lim it a tio n "The $ 1,000 limitation wasn’t N o v e m b e r; P r a is e s C oolidge Republican headquarters raised and in H»22 when, among■ «lhP A R I S , Oct. 1 C — With the G er­ i i .. i„ <r«. R. B. Mellon of Pittsburgh, NEW Y O R K , Oct. 10.— Secretary expended more than $ 0,000,000 in| |(n lh cr (|f th, RCcrt,larv of the man reparation loan a success, Harding-t oolulge campaign t n ; ,„ury( KMVI. $2C,0UU to the nu[o f S ta te Chnrlcs K. Hughes con­ the Owen D. Young, temporary agentStudy this mnns' fnre. This I tinned hi* offensive against the aml more than $ 2 ,000,000 additional tiitrinl committee nnd $ 1,000 to the general for reparations, nviw hns picturo was taken ju s t a fte r he Congressional Com Here Is A. I. UikofT, chairman i independent party, which he char through state committees. One of Republican i C h i c a g o ! " O c t . 1 . 6— -i the methods of getting around notice. Mr. Mellon is one of the enough money in hand to assure had killed Ins mother and sister in cist: in fo rm a tio n a s to func o f the Council o f People’s Commis­ t r a in , ncterizod as a “dangerous enemy" u fit of rage with an ax on the chief owners of the aluminum trust Mr. Hays’ publicly proclaimed $1,­ G j ^ b i n y ’* 1925 payments to the saries of Soviet Russia, who has fnmily farm near Cordova, Tonn. co lle cte d nnd d is tr ib u te d bj igo, O ct. 16 . succeeded the late Prem ier Nikolai t and appealed for (Continued on page 8 ) n republican 000 limit was disclosed during the a I f f s - - 1 ,000. 000,000 marks. —— -------i------- [ I h i' t h r e e m a j o r p o l i t i c a l ' p V w D e m o c ra tic Lcnlne. vtnte and national victory to ward The loan was for 800.000,000 nnd tien — R e p u b l i c a n , D e m o o r a i w caidcn t, w en t |off "serious d isaster" at a meet­ 110 ,000,000 hns nlready been col­ a n il I n d e p e n d e n t — ia eotie'hfct Illinois to d n y , ing Wednesday night in Carnegie lected for the reparation account to d a y b y th e sp e cia l s e n a t e |r C h ica g o . He within Germany. Hull. c o m m itte e on ca m p a ig n ex « ■a sericH of F or Reparations in Kind. Speaking under the auspices of p en d itu rca. lin g u n til F r i This money will he deposited ill the republican county committee, U n d e r n p re lim in a ry a j icn he e x p e c ts the reichshnnk to the a g en t-g en ­ with Representative Ogden L. ment by n majority o f tlie CC eral's necrunt and will he paid out it. L o u is and Mills, presiding. Secretary Hughes to German coal operators and other mittoo, reports will be anal HhU. producers for reparations in kind declared that the republican party carefully before investigators tt e.i against forK R -3 R es!h S a fe ly in its Han* F ir e C au sin g Seven Million Form e;* I'rinu* M in ister R e ­ for the allies. their attention t\» i)uirg *>3 by S f . tneral Daugherty [say s Hulk C rim e D ue to C o m ­ must hear the brunt of the inde­ g a r A f te r C o m p le tin g E p o ch gina C a m p a ig n by At l a c k ­ D ollar L o ss R e su lts F ro m Friday Young will report to the ntor Robert M. U F o l l c t l e th at t l ckwood, serretaM aking F lig h t W e d n e s d a y ; Republican organization is colloct-^ ing M acD onald M in is try ; reparation commission on the ntu. m e rcia l 'E n te r ta in m e n t, P a ­ pendent attack ns "it seems prop C la s h : G en erals C h a rg e d Then as nntiunnl comFassengerM a r e T ire d O ut 1 ing n large “ slush” fund for UM$ •‘ S co res N a tio n a l P o licies chinery of collections re n ta l N eg le ct an d In a d e ­ aide that the dcmociitio paity in W ilh O u tb reak s a re F re e d soon as S. 1’Hrker Gilbert, who will hi* Quincy in doubtful state*. this election will he virtually cut q u a te R elig io u s E d u c a tio n i h incident, snysucceed him, arrives, both will go| L A K E I I E R S T , N. .1., Oct. 10.LONDON. Oct. Hi. Former P r e ­ Representative* from each o f HONGKONG, Out. Hi. Mcrto piece* in the west and " i l l he to Berlin for n meeting with i eichs- i tl(, / p [ -lumbered today, safely these organization.* hn\o been aakv-, |retract nor add lum Baldwin opened Ins campaign " i t is up to the young people to >hiint Volunteer <'nrps in t iinton honeycombed in the east." liuuk officers. Hctuil* will he set linccmcnts. rallied in iii the Lukohtirsl Ai rdome ed. lie *ald. to -ubmit detailed for parliament Wednesday by ad ­ uphold the laws of this country He upheld the activities " f the known ns the Chinese Fari.sti were dressing a large meeting in Queens tied then and Young will return after n loenioi abb flight across an statem ents on campaign finances and do all in their power to help home, lie says the personnel un­ )ct. 1 C.— In an I larding-Coolidge administration defeated hv forces of the "Red II.ill during which hr ridiculed up to this time 'these will b e . ocean. tnt issued here rrente an atmosphere of lawful studied carefully l> V the commit'* j m detail, defending it against Army" compo-ed of laborers, a fte r vvluit lie characterized as the labor der the reparation plan vvill be ness,” declared Judge .1 l* Shar Her German crew slumbered nisi small, hut he believes the plan will Davis, Dcntotre before an effort i» made to d*. marie during the campaign warfare in the street there two govet iiiiient'n universal panacea of mil her (mu American passenger*/ tcrininc the full scope o f the In­ work smoothly. j r president, ex on in an address on “ I ji w Enforce- , Davis anti Mr. I j » Eollette. dayF ire causing a $7,<MH),lMMt national ownership and national for chnrgc*s mode in eot" to tlie Ju n io r Chamber of |,v The proportion of im v in rn ts,i I'hc dirigible, which had set a new vestigation uml whether il is to b * address, which was broad damage and a large nutnlicr killed cot 111 ol to set things aright Jeorge B. Lock- Commerce at its luncheon at tile among the allies ns lixed at Spa. j record for sustained flight, appear pursued at nlaces other than Chi* by radio stations in New or l»nlied to death was reported i( the Uvpublicun Seminole t'afo todny. Mr. Baldwin described tin* labor by which Fran ce gets 52 per cent, led none the worse for the effort, cage. Mr. Sharon pointed out that |tee, and former and Washington, also i"k from tile hostilities. minsters as "cheap jacks of poli­ vvill ti«. revised to take ra re of the .'lie swayed c p ' O t l i n g l y to and fro Chairman Borah said thnt F r a n k /; Daugherty and the problem of law observation and Washington, also took tic*. always full of enthusiasm hut costs of the American occupation, to the tune of soft creak in g tackle. IV WTilsh of Kansns City, who h t k ,' by the people themselves is i cullv SH A N G H A I. Oct O’. After Ilaration that tlicy of criticisms made l>y He pic- hut it i* expected F ran ce’s share Hot luminous sides shimmered un­ been selected by Se n ato r L a F o l- 0 -pending the night in the west never doing anything." J a n e ffo r t to nro- the most important iiueation to n ­ Davis, tin' democratn der the heiuiiH of a moon that. |**ne I d l e to preMMit hia t h inge* to th e . liong Ki w police station where t ut ed Premier Marl Humid a - b e­ will remain nbout the same. |t might em barrass fronting the American people of cominiltee. would he railed ns soon tinted her glare domed hangar. Ilolsicrs French Credit. the present generation. In stress nominee, of ihu economic anil foi they had been taken by settlement ing overborne and helpless m the. as the preliminary phases of the ing his point, he referred to the cign policies of the Coolidge ad gum d- ami que-tlolled concerning h a n d s of the extreme socialist The certainty of thi reparation But the huinuna whom site had he had received touching of Moses in the Bible ministration. Secretary Hughe* Minnis that they weri fomentin'* j wing of Ids paity und predicted loan lius bolstered French credit, carried ho fui sheltered beneath her investigation hnxc been concluded* Mr. Lockwood ‘ laid down paid tribute to the president n- n new °V I Where the old prophet military disturbances in th.it the labor administration nov­ und the ministry of finance *ug protecting hulk — they wore real-ey­ Mr. Walah is cxt>octed to bo on &k®ih®rge» which ^ t commandments and the hand for the initial session o f t! Shanghai GeneralHsu -Tseng “ strong, sagacious man. long tried el would accomplish anything until ge.*ts the issuing of 1,000 franc ed nnd wearv They had traveled coipniitjec. indidate made re ­ for the observation and the |and trusted, of unimpeachable -n ( "L itt le Hsu") and Oh En-I.o Shan ^t "killed this old man of the •'id,'1 l(.,qds redeemable fur 1.500 a t i h u i . 0()f( m l b - uml#. hnaoixlotir clrIn Indiana. His teaching of these simple rules u) ? H tn itu r Borah said ho had ti 1 Morgan, k»*u ' iii - I ; I tfegrity nnd with the highest stand vvrvre released Wednesday murid up Mi Baldwin's speech co n stitut­ end of ten, years. . J I’ *bt. t.s * candidate on which oil law is based. , Cunistaiice* and they had done it In been udv used u» l<> who would be . The releu. eg were made Oil III! • A ho \ u \ * nr«*n III I AilMioll, romi’K and delihernl. fcpswer fo Mr. ed the general theme of the Coll a single contmueiia flight of 81 selected by the several orK n n ltk ^v If the teaching could he followed ni<!- of honor culm chosen pm jtlioritv of tlie Shanghai consului -creative und liberal jc intimated none out, the Judge declared. thMl is tor I hut flexible hi wel speakers i.i here loinoii »w nnd an AnH'ricafi hours und I 7 minutes. tions to represent them lieforo the laidv idle two general-, wile loan of $ 100,000,000 or $l.r>0 .000,children to be taught the tight i poses.” leeentlv were in command of tlie campaign, while, oil the other OiM), to replace the Morgan loan This wn* tlie official record ns coinmitte. At western Democratic ill concerned with from every angle by the parents I He predicted a republican victoiv < lickciuig armies defending this Hand, the speeches of Laborites made Inst March to -five the franc eonii .iled by Hr. Hugo Eckner, com headquarters here it was stated Lockwood m ay o n - and superiors and he impressed by '• because the people liavc learned In 'i i t v . will in- kept under -urveil that the whole m atter is in the • mostly dwelt upon vvlint they call from threatened tollapsc. will be maiolei of tlie dirigible and presi hands of Nalinnul Chairman Bhav-* !ig myself,” Mr. the significance of abiding by the between th " diacusseil. lam e the consuls decided, a- long "the unholy pact” know and trust Calvin Coolidge " • lent of tlie Zeppelin Interests, and the statement, right and re sta rtin g the laws ol *t who i* expected here fro m a- Kiev lelliain in their piesent l iberals and ( 'onserviilivc* to keep lie opener! his address with a 4'oiuimmdei J . K. Klein, .1r , of Washington in n few ilnvs. a person of su f­ God and the nation, the problem lefugi the inti i national settle labor out of power Scale Down allotment. I .at <diur-l l lcld, wlio made the fice to deserve a of vouthfu! lawlessness could !«• •I"lea for support of • ol. Theodore uii'ii t Ghairman Butler of the Repub* ( Sir Auckland Geddes. former NEW M I R K , Drill Hi. With l trans i.i tm m flight [he has chosen to solved. ........ . vi It for the governorship. liean National t oiiinultee and Eleven otllel Chekiang MillltalV ‘ ambassador to the I lilted S t a te -, America's $ I I0.000.nil0 portion of der it unnecessary It was stated thut in a certain I The -hip’s log recordist that she William Hodge*, the national tr e s s * “ He knows the government of jleadet* vvele a iie sle d last night )ia- come out of hi- long political tlie $200,000,000 German loan ig he might say. period over t’t.OOU niureler* ociurred | urer, have prepared a report fop • (hr- stall and know: the federal and it i- lilldel -tood vv*-ii leque-t ictircm cnt to deliver addresses at about five tunes over subscribed, ^ ^ " ‘h t i Ip iuifen. Get many, at the I'liinmiltee which will be S’l h * ; tram, made public in the Unit**! S ta le s while oiil\ 'i.l ed to give lihsUtntlies that theV government ’’ said Secretary S u n d a y . <ht. 12, the mi A VIU I m I h 'I «*f I tlfUM 'l' \ alt j llltM ’l* (Republican props occurred in England. tiie banking aynduate liemled by | '■1 •'* ' I hi>. Mr. our iioqt e a * t -d t . r e e i i irett t* il hv a ri'Piescntatii c. It '"#• I I*. Morgan i l o . which umlei I tune being < the purpose, how- Sharon brought out. indicate- the llughe- "H e Will bring to the exec I would toment ti . di-tui bailees in Illic* stated, however, that Mr. B ulltTvij ! roneadlacent to tile settleliient. olive office not only tile highest public attention difference la-tween law inforce Although Premier MacDnnuld’s wrote the is-ue busily was en.(Avieh. She touched e a d h b i t e at and Mr Hislges would be prepared I w liei eupon t lo v were leh*n-iai hut an important expel) Jie most dnslardly ment respect nnd observation in ideal.gaged toduy in staling down tlie ;i 52 a in h.astern Stimdaid time to appear personally before the Tlie settlement remained quiet voice is beginning to -how tlie allotments <>f subscribers. |wu to utilize the Englund and in tills count tv Wednesday . encc ‘ committee ut tome later tttnt if A strain of addressing un average of t today Kltiligsli province troops department of The alarming purt of the crime In tin- connection the speaker n f Gen Bin Boa Shan began to at twenty meeting* dally, he co n ­ The amount of money handled Hr. Eekner was authority fm Do i equested to do so. political pur committed in America, said Judge paid a tribute to Col, Roosevelt live I v waterways euilv Joint M. Nelson, Seuuotr L o Fo ltoday, tinues to prosecute a vigorous through the Morgan offices in pay H t a t e n n lit that the mileage Sharon, is thut practically all of ment for the German bonds, it 5,(M)t>. Irttc's field marshal, declared lit for ins service lit preparing naval .did Gen |tui himself was expected cumpuign Lust night the premier indignution is « lit is by youths, the periml of t rime data for use of the American lep hefoti night. The coming of the spoke to a huge gathering at Man­ was said was the largest ever re ­ Thus tlie average speed of tin wa* ready to present |K, r ,nnxlty $evet, since ill my in their lives ranging from period- j ceived in connection with a bond ZR-:t for tlie whole distance was to the committee at any time A i ago, to former of six to eight yours, generally resent at ives at the Washington Kiangsii men was expected to chester. It is estimated that 50,­ issue. ! St lengthen the hold of the Chinese 000 persons heard him talk. upproxim lely 4(2.To miles per hour. statem ent in the most minute dp*, Daugherty's let- found to he between the ages of conference on limitation of an n a tail. Including th e name* o f indi­ central government ori Shanghai Tho ap| • Minntr average of tile vidual contributors it' tho invcstr* Lady Astor issued an election molds. ertical statement 17 shtl 25. The three salient cauand lessen any ihingei of further IJritt ' I’ .1 during Iter westward gators desired. He udded tluit hia address ut Plymouth Wednesday In [Haute, to the ef- es of this youthful law breaking , action hv the Chekiang troops who )f the department nnd crime, the judge further re ­ •’ *iii >i t,24i4i mill's across the At- statem ent will include not only a n which she says she stands for [surrendered the city last Monday, L'pre»entutives of vealed, are as follows: j iuulic in Mih hour.*, made In 19HI, accounting on behalf o f U.8 Na* "puuce, progress, partnership and nod who still are present und a r m ­ stlch Commercial amusements, National Commitwus 2tMi.'i miles per hour. tional campaign organization, but ed in eoiisldeiable numbers. The private enterprise." She says the ;k wood's direc us those which poison thi mind- of ! A* a fi»rtln-i indication uf the i t,lso on behalf of the confcrCica policy of the Labor parly, if it I Chekiang troops still have control atod in an e ffo r t the young people; parental neglect, tuditical action, Irule* of llghtct thnn-air ucrntnul.* , for progressive of the railwsv junction (Shanghai gets clear of its socialistic m a jo r ­ Ice that might em- which is perhaps the most impel through which, it wa.* explained# Nanking railway) west of the in have taken during lhone five | ity, to tukc over one industry after " i t i* g ratify in g to note that for Wheeler. I did taut factor in making crim inals; tin. railroad brotherhood* a:v rao#* tcrnaUoital settlement. another must bring about insecur­ tliu 2 1 -hour fharge lightly hut inadequate provision tor religious perils) ending thi* years, the fuel tanks of tlie ZH-ii j ing the principal campaign <H o it* ity uml thus prevent investment of morning thut the water in l-ukc were one quarter full when she Nineteen cases were heard hv 3ny of William J . t ruining und education of children. and contributions. They held 7 I 2 toil* new capital in British trade. it is found, however, staled M • Judge J ti Sharon in the Mon­ then director of Monroe rose only throe inches, berthed. investigation in the Sharon, that the hulk of tin- m i n e while for tho past three day* it enough, according to Lieut. Cninday and Wednesday sessions of mu liislicc, given he- I being committed t» h\ people whose ruse fivr niche* in each 21 hour niandei M. M Kraus*, to have car week <»f Ikhnrt committee. minds are weak to certain degrees. nlelpul court of this period.” auid (Tty Kngmeei Fred t p*| hrr 1,8041 knots fa rth e r or a SAN D IEG O Cal. Oct Mi Iliguting thut de- They follow l lie least line of re these three cases were continued T H illiuuip in a statem ent to a rep­ goodly part of the distance to th« America's first transcontinental fle knew Ixickwood distance and when the opportunity Pacific coast. uml four dismissed Fines, cust­ pit him frequently is presented they are generally too tt>ng dj.gble tlie Sh e n an d o ah , left CHICAGO, Oct. HI.— Ten men resentative of Tlie Herald lowhen tile R o d reached tier lies om! estreated bonds amounted to I here at 11:12 o'clink ths mornng ( barged with heading an o rg aniza­ duy. ,nr Wheeler’s r ase weak to resist temptation. tiuntion at Mmedia. Long Inlumi, Dr. F. D. King, pastor o f t b * / Golf Tournament. aient was found.” for Camp Lewis, W’ashngton, aft tion With the water in tlie St Johns from Last For tune, Scotland, tier for importing liquor from . F i r s t Baptist Church and in ch* In u report of the Gulf t oinmit- $97. quoted ut this er an enforced five-day stay at its The cases ns arraigned are Cuba to Florida by airplane and River system at a higher level Ilian fuel tanks held hnrely a half of the revival services luring hr jny referred to tee, Chairman K. L. Dean staled i mooriiio> mast here due to l»ad Monday's Session. later distributed throughout the since 1910, said Mr. Williams, it hour'* supply thnt arrangements are being made i For her lo have ut that church extends a C0» weather conditions in the northern is probable that iiorinul conditions pi ((Cceded further j a n e Anders, disorderly eonto put on the tournament, tiro would have invitation to all High school Pacific. It is expected to reav h I middle west, have been arrested Irookhart. 'Well, will not he rcuchcd before next Jim dents and their families to atten d . here. been to court disaster. }t you met Duugh- posed at the lust meeting, at unco d u .t, $5 and costs; Olive Bedding, San Francisco late Friday. the meeting tonight especLtUlC.; uury. The water can he expected A resolution was submitted and Diary-lydg (If ( ’apt. Hterlc. ubout this matgambling, continued; l harles \SnU j planned and arranged for th *ig 1 to rise two or three inches a duy unanimously approved by the ol Euch of tiie .'<2 passengors on the Iganizution which reads us follows: er, gambling, continued, Jo e Davis , 1 for tire next several days und even Zlt :i had Ilia sfdry til lull when he benefit. 'I colled on Mr. W H E R E A S Sanford has a new gambling, continued; Ja m e s Will I The service* held recently haV*. ufter the water begins to drain off di*emhui kexl within the Lakehurst lii'ht at his apurt- eighteen hole golf course, pro­ tarns, disorderly conduct, •>'» and been well attended, and Dr. KtOE it will tuke several months for the Mr. Ixrckwood vided by the City Commissioners hangar Wednesday. But the myst expressed g ratification at th* costs or 10 duys In ja il; W. L. water to go down. [number of others.’ for the purpose of a ttra c tin g tc«rcomplete of ttiem all was the story wholehearted interest shown by th * ' Stearc , reckless driving, dismissed; . 1*1____ of .t X 2 1 TL I ii spite uf the high water it was told by the diary-log of Captain citizens In: 'Yea. and then ists and promoting the health and T . F .PowsU. reckless, driving, dis­ Sanford. S h e riff .G. M. Hand announced 18-month county sentence, and Iked to him about happint’a* of local people, and learned that the dredge working George W. Steele, prospective com ­ Tomorrow night’s service wllli missed, Annie Stephenson, drunk­ this morning thut he had ju st re­ waiting for this to end before the k '.' W H E R E A S it i» the expressed be know n,as “Orlando night” ant^ placing of more nerious charges on tlie boat basin project will con­ mander of the dirigible. enness, $5 and costs or 10 days in j ‘Y e s; we talked desire of the Sanford Jun ior Cham ­ turned from Keedaville, Ga., Wed­ that will have to he tried in circuit tinue its work. Crews were also messages received from Rev; Bean j a i l ; LcKoy F ort, disorderly con­ ber of Commerce to stim ulate in­ tier case.’ seen this morning loading concrete Adcocke, pastor of the OrIand*f. nesday afternoon where he went court. duct, $5 and costs or 10 days in Baptist •Church, indicate th a t a piles on flo at* to he driven in f in ­ .: 'W i th at bc- terest in golf and to assist the lo­ Grabbing the gun from the recently in hia car to take churge j a il ; Lixio Hanford, disorderly con­ cal Krfcns committee in maltin'* largo number of Orlando citlaepa |c in d ictm en t?’ ishing the retaining walls for the the public links a complete suc­ duct, $5 and costs or 10 days in 0 f J . P. Wainright, escaped con guutd, holding the county officers will motor to Sanford for the *erv pier ut the boat basin. tier; 'T h at was cess both from a popular und a vlct from the Seminole county at a distance with it until he jail. ices. Fear was expressed by the en­ NEW YORK, Oct. 16^-Thc could escape and meanwhile allow­ monetary point of view, ami Wednesday’s Session. gang, who aeveral weeks ago wrest The meetings have been fe*t» gineer th at if the water in the lake I’haraoh of -the Exodu* had hard­ I ’l l must have been Continued on page o. Sam Jon e s, disorderly conduct, ed u gun from one of the guard*, ing ths escape of throe negroes rise* much higher, the Del-and- ened arteries, while Rnmesis V ed by special musical p _ will be additional charges of law $10 bond estreated; Stella Matt­ held him and the others a t hay ami Sanford road will have to be clospd ■ulTorod from skip atTlletton *ug- rendered by a selected choir und continued; hew#, disorderly conduct, $10 bond made his get-away, three negroe* breaking which the man must now bccuuse of a low place just the oth­ gvstiv.t uf sraallpox, u y s Prof. the personal •direction of J . day of May, 1924, face, stated the. sheriff. estreated; Ed Matthews, disorderly escaping a t the same time. G. Elliott Smith of London follow­ Schoifield, and those who ai committee, which The trouble started, it will be re­ er side of the bridge. Some time ago, said the Sheriff. | conduct, $10, bond estreated; H. ing an examination of Egyptian tonight are assured uf hearing i»g the charges In the upper 8L John*, he furth­ Stephenson, reckleaa driving while the prisoner was traced to Fernsn- j membered, during the middle of the er elated, the whole territory is vlr mummies. Cancer and rheumatiaf cellent selections. .Wheeler, , Illair Crise B lan r, for several years Dr. King and Mr. Sch drunk, dismissed; Harry Houston* dina but before he could be edtnti- past summer when Wainright was tually a large lake. With euch an existed 14,000 year* ago while one l he bad been in proprietor of the Bell Hotel In thin clRwf this year and drunkenness, $5 and costa; Henry fied and arrested by o fficers there, said to have been In a drunken con exce** of w ater in tho system, it case of gout wa* discovered he have received an invitation u city, lias purchased the Dixie Cafe them to aikiresa tho students Walker, vagrancy, diamlsaed; he moved on and for a while could dition and attempted to asaault hia will take a long time to drain out. aaid. in Fort Lauderdale, according to in­ Stetson University tomorrow wife from whom be had been separ­ George Jonea. drunkannaas, $5 and not be found. The *wampv portion*, it waa point* Ing but it was not known the depaftPAdt, o f formation received here by fnendi. coats; David Porter, disorderly con­ He talked too much,” said Sher­ ated. A t that time he abut him­ day whether o r not the invit ed out, drajn vary aiowly and will Mr. Biane operated thu local hotel duct. $5 and coats or 10 days in iff Hand, “and when wo heard that self up in a room of a dwelling retain h t ^ <Sy would be accepted. the water for several for a number of years but a short be was in ReeadviUe, we had hjtn house and held cjty and county of­ Jail. *. • .' J Payment This Year One Billion Marks “G.O.P. Bears Brunt LaFollette Attacks’ Backs, Icidente’ Special Senate Body ] Probing* Charj By LaFollette Thi Big: Funds Rai* Will Investigate Charges F t t U j Three B igP arties Wi Be Represented a t l S p e c i a l Hearli Equal GovernDeclarcs DISTANCE OF 5,066 MILES TRAVELED BY BIG DIRIGIBLE! CHINESE FACISTI BALDWIN REFERS DEFEATED BY RED TO LABOR HE AD ARMY IN BATTLE AS ‘CHEAP JACKS’ SHARON TALKS TO ENFORCING LAWS W ater Level Lake Monroe Rises Only 3 Inches 24 Hours 7 Of 19 Cases City Court Dismissed Or Continued By Judge Shenandoah Leaves For Washington ( ’amp Special Services At Church Tonight For ^ High School Pupiifjgl Ten Alleged Airplane Bootleggers Arrested Escaped Convict Is Returned to City By Sheriff and Placed In Shackles n Scicntint Diagnoses Pharaoh’s Sickness Fort Lauderdale Cafq Sold To Sanford Man int Aviator |In Accident >tunt avl mornir time ago dlspoaed of his interests to take up hit residence In the east POUR HUNDRED KILLED coaat city. With his acquisition of the caff MOSCOW. Oct. I f — Four hun in that city, Mr. Blano announced dred were killed with U»* inunda* plana far remodeling and repairing * ' of two n atitf TriUapM • the cafe, installing fixturja ' _ 6i 12 feet ’ — ivar Amur int it one of tho - arrested and held until I could go ficer* a t a distance for a period of two hours. / . after hlm,'| % ‘ • iding to the statem ent of Tlie aher|f[ rajurnad with hia Y Hand thia tnornlng. Wain nriuriitr Wodnwday afternoon and at w % b * duljr.cfc last night' Wainright was pot back . .. - •* lim a jn sh ack le * month*. . With the absence of further during the past aeveral day*, ever. It w m pointed out that conditions t the central ‘ * ’ jauaJV Storm Warnings Are Displayed on Coast MARKET raina WA8II1NGTOI •Oct. 16#—Storm how­ w arnings ar*-, e k e w S u : road trem e am thsrn PU1CAG( ’ 30 o f tro p ica l d isti �?V P A O B S IX ‘" “" " ■I - + T - - THE SANFORD Y , OCTOBER 15, 1924. — - »■■■ •r j ■Im - construction, reconstruction, paving = I lny to make n special assessment total e stim ated eoitt o f said ty days after said assessments joining and contiguous o f bounding AH of said improving, grading, I such |rail, assessin g the special benefits provem en t; th a t the e n tire co st o f and re-payin g-to be done in com pli. 'o n te m ,^ ■hull stand equalised, approved and and abu ttin g upon such co n tem ­ c o n i p j j f t j o i v v r m *. ' t o be received as th e result o f tho the im provem ent aforesaid , sh all once with plans, specifications, p ro ­ plated *(improvement shalf be 'm ade confirmed, o r in teq equal annual ing and re-paving to be done in a * e basis; improvement contemplated against j be assessed a g a in s t all property file* and estim ates of said propos­ installments with in tere st a t the upon a foot fro n tag e b asis; t h a t ia '• f .' _______ compliance with plans, specifica­ to say, th a t in tho preparation o f the preparation o f, al! lots and lands adjoining and ( a b u ttin g and fro n tin g upon t h a t j e d improvement of F if th S t r e e t rate of eight per cent, per annum the special assessm ent roll cover­ tio n s,-p ro files and estim a tes of A R ES O L U T IO N P R O V ID IN G sossment roil C0T(f, contiguous or hounding and abu t­ portion o f F i f t h S t r e e t between ! from Sanford Avenue to C ypress upon ull deferred paym ents from ing the contemplated improvement, said proposed improvement of FO R T H E P A V IN G , R E - P A V . tin g upon such improvement, and M agnolia Avenue and San fo rd Ave- Avenue, now on file in tho o ffic e o f and a fte r the time said special ns- such special assessm ents shall be Ten th S t r e e t from Snnford Avenue P,atcd ' " ’P r o v . n J IN G , HARD S U R F A C I N G AND , . , , . . . ,. By * 8 - !I A H D SU R FA C IN G O F upon the completion o f said a s se ss­ nue to I m* so improved by the pav- ,ho ( ity M« n**Kcr of the C ity o f Bossments shall be m *1 . stand fin determined and prorated according e a s t to Cypress Avenue, now on assessments *htlj k ment roll to cause n copy '.hereof Sanford, Florid a, which snid plans, TW ELFTH STREET F RO M „„,i , *9 thp f ° ° t fro n tag e oi the respec- file in the o ffic e o f th e City M an ­ |®nd prorated afc * ing, ro-paving, hard su rfa c in g and , live properties specially b e n e f i te d a g e r o f the City o f Snnford, F lo r ­ frontage of the specifications profiles nnd e s t im a t­ iirim u , and, PA RK A V E N U E W E S T TO to he published two times coiisecip re-hard su rfa c in g of said portion HL IT I-1. it ! H E R R E S O L V E D , by *nid improvement. es iinvp been heretofore approved ida, which said plans, sp e cifica­ t«es specially FR E N C H A V E N U E , A W ID T H tively, once each week, in n novvso f F i f t h S tre e t, a width o f 21 feet, O F 24 F B E T . by the City Commission nnd co n sti­ That this resolution shall he nnd HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , tions, profile and e s t im a t e s - h a v e paper published in Sanfori), F l o r i d a , ! nnd ngnlnst all lots and lands ndtute. tho plans nnd specifications become effective immediately from Thnt the T a x Assesaor and the City been heretofore approved by the improvement. attnchlng to said special assess- 'jo in i n g and contiguous or hounding and a f te r Uh passage and adoption. Clerk of the City o f Snnford, F l o r ­ C ity Commission and co n stitute B E IT KURthp J for snid work, therefore, W h ereas the City Commission m ent roll so published, a notice ant* a b u ttin g upon said im prove­ Adopted this 13 day o f October. ida, in accordance w ith th o .p ro v is­ the plans and specifications for Thnt thp Tax As B E IT R E S O L V E D , Thnt tho o f th e C ity o f San fo rd , Florida, directcd to nil property owners in­ m e n t; th a t T h re e Thousand Five City Commission of the C ity o f A. 1). 1921. Clerk of the City^l ions o f Sections 101 and 102 o f the snid work, therefore, dec Rib it advisable to improve, terested in said special nsyessnir nts, Hundred Tw enty Seven and 60-109 FO R R E ST LAKE. Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ C h arter o f the C ity o f San fo rd B E I T R E S O L V E D , T h a t the ida, in accordant* R tade, co n struct, reconstruct, pnve sta tin g in accordance with the pio- ($ , 3 527.60) Dollars is the tolnl os- able. as n necessary public im prove -1 S . O. C H A S E . Florida, shnll proceed without d e­ C ity Commission o f the City of ions of Section* ioj] and re-pave with sheet asp h alt on visions o f the C h arter o f the City i cost o f said contemplated merit to pave, re-pnve, hard aurfnee J . M ARSHALL. lay to mnke a special asse ssm en t Snnford, Floridn, deems it advisa- Charter (1f .h, rhm ■ -fl inch rock base, the following wf Sanford, Florida, a definite ! ,mP r<m>n,cnt in the pnvlng. rc-pAv- and re-hard surface? with sheet as- ■ A1* 'he^ City Commisson o f the roll assessin g the special in-nefita bio, ns-a necessary public improve­ .................... ’ Florida, .>,.11 p ! * Street In tho City of San fo rd F i o r - 1 tlm e fln‘* P 'ncc where complnints I "'K* *1lm* su rfa c in g nnd re-hard phalt on a (5 inch bnse ise, F ifth S t r e e t ' 1 *1 v 1,1 • ‘'•'iifonl, Horidn. to he received ns the result o f the m ent to pave, ro-pave, hard imr, lay to make « ida, to -w it: will lie henrd nnd when snid a p e - I ^u rfa c in *f of "ni<1 Portion o f F if th from Snnford Avenue to Cypross ! A t t e s t : ] unpiovemont contemplated Hgninst fa ce and re-hard su rfac e with dheet roll, assessing 10 be specially- assessed ,•• A•venue, a• width feet • th a t nil ! 1- If. I* H I I .I F S . — finally ------- ^ * , •« mu» , • •vifltii of 24 ft*olj thnt T W E L F T H S T R E E T , From Park cinl nssessment roll will- be ( S e a l) I all lots nnd lamia udjoining and naphalt on a 0 inch rock base, to he received «,, City Clerk. confirmed by the City Commission J lot* «i"i lands adjoin- j „f Mljd pnvImT, Vc |.aving, hard surAvenue W est to F ren ch Avenue. contiguous or bounding and a b u t­ Tenth S t r e e t from Sanford Avenue improvement conksittin g as nn Equalizing Hoard. ting and contiguous or hounding and facing nnd re -hard su rfacin g of J All o f snid improving, grading, ting upon such improvement, nnd ca s t of Cypress Avenue, a width all Iota and |»n4, HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , ab u ttin g upon m u I im provem ent; F ifth S tre e t, us aforesaid, shall be construction, reconstruction, pav­ upon the completion o f snid a s se ss­ o f 24 f e e t ; tlyit all of said paving, contiguous or ^ ing and re-paving to he done in Thnt the speciul assessm en ts p ro ­ the sum of $d.<r>8? is the estim ated ment roll to cuuse n copy thereof re-pnvihg, hard su rfacin g nnd re ­ ting upon such jg in strict compliance with B , compliance with pinna, speciflca- vided for by this resolution to be cost per fron t foot for snid im- plans, specifications, profiles nnd e s - ' to In* published two times consecu - 1 bard su rfac in g o f Tenth S tree t upon the complete Linuite.s therefor, now on file in the : ; tions, profiles nnd estim a tes of made nnd entered ngninst the prop­ provement. >tivoly, once each week, in u news- aforesaid, shnll he done in strict ment roll to rauM|| erty bounding and abu tting upon B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , , office " f the City M anager of the i A 5. ■ aald proposed im provement of R E S O L U T IO N P R O V ID IN G ; paper published in Sanford, Florida, compliance with tho plans, and to be published t»»j Twelfth S t r e e t from I*nrk Avenue snid improvement shnll he pay­ Thnt it is the determination o f this l< ily nf S a n , " n|. Floridn, which snid ' FOR T H E PAVING’ , R E - I ’A V - 1“ Pitching to said special assessm en t specifications, profile and estim ates tivcly, once each _ able nt the option of the property Commission thut nil lots nnd lands p,a," ‘‘ speefientions, profiles and ! ING, H A RD S U R F A C I N G A N D i 10** H<> Published a notice directed therefor, now on file in the office I pnP °r n«il>lish«x] j,", R f P M f t o Fren ch Avenue, now on ... . , „ have been heretofore up. f i l e In th e o ffic e of the City Man j owninK property bounding adjoining and contiguous or bound- j It E -H A R D S I ' K F ACINt. o f CV- 1,1 Pr° P * rt>' owners interested in of the City M nnagcr o f tho City id*, "ttaching to i*j( proved by the City Commission said special assessments, statin g in * * e r o f the City o f Sanford . F lo r- " m n L ut,in^ uPon HUrh improve- ing nnd abu tting upon F if th S tree t p r e s s a v e n u e f r o m n in t h of Snnfoni, Florida, which said' ment mil r„ p,,^ ami constitute the plans nnd speci­ ida, which said plans, s p e c ifim - ment ns follows; either in full with between Mngnnliu Avenue nnd S m i­ S T R E E T S O U T H TO T E N T H accordance with the provisions of p|„n, . specifications, profiles nnd directed t„ a|| propfications for sniil proposed im ­ ., tions, profiles and estim ntes hnvo in thirty days a f t e r said a s se ss­ ford Avenue will he benefit ted by estim ates ates have have ______ _ S T R E E T , A W ID TH O F 21 the C h arter of the City of Sanford, estim ................ been heretofore tar*‘,‘Uxl i„ , 1mJ ments ulmll stand equalized, a p ­ the improvement provided for by provement of F ifth S tree t between I- lorida, a definite time and place I'EK T. been h ereto fo re approved by (he approved by the City Commission D»,’ntK. stating jn proved nnd confirmed, or in ten this resolution, nnd th at the special Sanford Avenue nnd Cypress A v e ­ ________ i where complaints will be heard and City Commission nnd co n stitute and constitute the plans and specitho provisions 0f nue, a width o f 24 fe e t, and this Uhetcii the City Commj-Mon of lvben suit! special iissesament roll the plans nnd specifications f o r equal annual installm ents with in­ assessm ents to he made and enter- , . fientiona for snid proposed improve( '•*V of SRnf,,^ terest nt the rate o f eight per cent ed a g ain st all lota and lands ad * “ mm*SK' " n hereby declares the the City of Sanford, Florida, diem s said work, th erefo re. finally confirmed by tho rieces-ity for the paving, re-paving, it udvi-aldc to improve, grade, con ' Tty ( ommissinn sitting as an ment of Tenth S tre e t between San- d*Hnite time and pit per annum upon all deferred pay- joining and contiguous or hound •BE I T R E S O L V E D . That the bard surfacing and re hard su rtac ford Avenue and Cypress Avenue. will be hetq pave, and Equalizing Hoard, City Commission o f the City of Snn- merits from nnd a f t e r the time snid ! *n8 and abutting upon such con- ing c-f said portion ot F ifth S tre e t st i net, reconstruct, a width of 24 feet, und this Com! ass css ment special assessm ents shall be nnd j templated improvement shall he t. pave vv111, sheet usphni- on a C HE I T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D h Jorida, deems it advisable as aforesaid, as a necessary public . mission hereby dertnres the necesi Hb*Hy eunfirmed bii " " b lock ba e, tile following Ave­ a s . a necessary public- improvement stand finally equalized, approved ' mnde upon a foot fro n tag e basis; improvement. . j j i l] “ ‘ w * r mr ,,t,‘ pro\ * * y the paving, repaving, hard Mtti„g ™ and confirmed, nnd, thnt is to say, th at in the p re p a ra ­ nue in the City of Sanford. Fi/tri.i..»s~- < - 1 su rfacin g and re-hard su rfacin g of , to pave, rc-pave, hard su rface nnd I-b.n- ^'id«*d v.d,,, for f„r by by ''*'•* this »-— resolution to »b,HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , R E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . tion of th e special assessment roll da, to w it. re-hard su rfa c e with sheet asphalt , made and entered against the prop raid portion o f Tenth S treet a J UE 11 That a total expenditure not e x ­ ,T H ’llTHEsj Thnt this resolution shall lie and covering the contemplated im ­ ' 1 DRESS AVENUE, Froin I-1 nil jI «•«>’ ‘Tty hounding and abutting upoi uiioi 0 f „ r<,sxij(| (1R „„ „ __________ . . . . Tk„, .i. on a fl inch roch base. T w elfth ceeding Two Thousand and Seventy Thnt the "prcml »„ a necessary public become e ffec tiv e immediately from provement, such special a s s e s s ­ Street from Park Avenue west to I h i e e ( ( 2 0 7 3 .0 0 ) Dollars is hereby Ninth Stret South to Tenth S tre e t. 1 ^aid improvement shall be payable , Improvement iJdri! for by this and a fte r its passage and adaption. ments shall be determined and pro Ffepch Avenue, n width o f 24 f e e l; authorizod to cover the cost of p a v - ' ( * ' * ° f ""I'r o v m g , grading. >''« 'b e option of the property own HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , n»nde and entered i Adopted this 13 day of O cto­ rated according to the foot front r ;< " lis ti urliori. leeoiistruetinn, pav ers owning property buuiiiliiiL' uml t i . . , ' that all o f said paving, ro-pnving, ber, A. I). 1924. ing. re paving, hard age <if the respective properties 7 " 1 1 '"*■ ,U"1 r v •" done in i abutting upon such improvements T h " t. " ^ “ •*x pend, t tj r«* not ex- l‘r^y isiuiiding arid hard su rfa c in g nnd re-hnrd surfac­ ! re.hard su rfacin g FO R R E ST LAKE. ; F ifth S treet be- con,p|,„(,ee w.th plans, speelfiea- ' aa follows; either in full withi. * l ’* " Thousand One IHun- Ka'd improvement _ specially hem-fitted by said im ­ in g o f T w elfth S tre e t, iis nfori'SMid, lween Snnford A v S. (). C H A S E . ($21 14.00) " t 'he option ..f th«| provement. venue .uni < y,,i r P7 ......... • "nd estim ates of sa.d thirty days a fter said assessm ents I ^ 7 ^ ' ' 7 ' * F ' " ‘ r ,$ 2 ‘ 14 shall be done in s tric t compliance C. J . M A R S H A L L . improvement Khali stand equalized. approv ‘, ""Ih o rized to r r. i. . ""M HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . 7 ' l ’ ,'! 7 "i7. of i l i . t.' which , ...... »’*”proposed •*••'*-*. improvement ot otfy pCypres r,.,- ..................... ................... . . ing pr..p«rtH . w ith the plans, specificatioris, p ro ­ of Two T , usund and As tin* City Commission of the City T h a t the Tax Assessor and the 7 , . . .sum . n" „<,n' Avenue fi..m Ninth Street south t.i i lN* a ’"* ‘’••hfirme.l, or in ten eoti.tl r " v,'r o f pa\ing. re-p.-n ing, abutting ii|ion mat files nnd estininten th erefo r, now /•ifu r ,„ rL , .... . ., , , Seventy T h re e ($2,ii.:t 90) .Dollnrs of Snnford, Florida. ...................... .. . . - -| s t r e . l . now on file m the of unMual installments with interest at ,mnl aurfneiiig and re-hard >.tirf«c- * * ("Mows; either* « il> C lerk of the < ity of Sn n fo ni, . Ik...................... . i14 on file in the o ffic e of the City A ttest L*|. _■ . . , ! ,s 1 e^timnf#*»| v isf of Nil id f o e of the City Munager of the the rate of eight per cent, per an- ' nP Tenth Street lielueon Sanford 'h u ty days after qj. H o n d a , i.ecordance with the pro ......... ........ M annger of the City of Snnford. that the en tire cost L. It. 1*1111.1 PS, ( S e a l ) visions of Sections 111] and 102 of |„f A.enue, a *1**11 Htund .•q.uyt | 1 «-f Sanford. Florida .which num upon ull deferred payments Avenue and C y p n - s it, F lo rid a, which said plans, specifi i m pro Venn li: a fo ie -a i,|. City Clerk, from and a fte r the time said special w''ltb of 24 feet, which said mini nnd confirmed. o.»i|J the ( barter of the i 'it v cation s, profiles and e stim ates have a sse ssm en ts shall be and stand fin of Two been heretofore- approved by the ............r .........................a - - - . : r ; " f ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. .......- ($2141.00) ->»•■ .............................. nnd F............ orty Four Dollars lh,‘ '«*te of to m ake a s , m-«iuI assessment roll. |thut portion of F ifth Street ' '*>' ' ission firmed, und, C ity Cum mission nnd co n slitu tc Street be be- 1 ' . . . . .... ..................... 1'K 'h e total estim ated cost of * a i d i ," im ul"»n »1 Utml J assessin g the special b en efits to i t ween Sanford A ................... . ______ , '" " I • o i.-t,tute the plans and *|U*C th e plans and specifications for '••eli Sanford Avenue and Cypress ‘ K E S ttI A ED. i im provement; that the entire cost fr,,m UI"1 "f'fDhtivI i fl e a' i ons fm said xw.ik. t h e r e f o r e he reeeivisl as the result of the im ■aid proposed improvement of Avenue to lie so improved by tho -i ns rcso uliori shall be and ! 0 f the improvement aforesaid, shall ! l *a * asKcs*>"enU Wt provement contemplated against paving, re paving, hard su rfacin g l‘ E I T R E S O I . V E D . T h a t the T w e lft h S tre e t between Dark Ave Cl . oil . 1 . live immedinti ly from , |,c assessed against nil property I ('" a lly equnlm-4. nil lots and lands adjoining and and re hard surfac mg Vf s,»i,| pm ' ' ! ) i nmi ni -s i on of the I Tty of nue nnd F ren ch Avenue, a width ••ml urter its passage h",| adopt,,,,,, abutting and fronting upon thnt ‘ ‘"'firm ed, and. • allford, I lot ala, dee ms q at h isit RESOLUTION I ' K O V I I H N G contiguous oi bounding and abut o f 24 feet, and this Commission A •'on of b’ifth S tre e t, u width of 24 Adopt is I this II day of October. |pmt ion of Tenth Street In-tween | HK ,T FURTHB l-l. a - a n e t . --vary public Improve F O R T H E C AVING, R K -I'A V - i**"K " I " 1" such im provement, and f hereby declares the necessity for A I f 1924. and against all |>>ts and lands , ^ t jS a n f o r d Avenue anil Cypress Ave- 'T h a t thi- r.-elution I NG H A R D S I R K A C I N f ; AND upon the completion o f -aid asse ss 'a d join in g and eontigu-.u. oi bourul- " " nt to pave, n- pave, bard - u r the paving, re-paving, hard su rfac M MIRKS I L A K E j nue to he so improved by the pavjiav *HM-oine effcdivr m HK-H A R I ) St R FACING O F ".e n t roll to m u se a ...py thereof ,„g and abu ttin g said ir-p .o v e far. and l e hard s u r f a c e wi t h sheet ing and re-hard su rfacin g of -.aid | it pasup ■. ° ' E A S E mg. re paving hard su rfacin g and " " ‘1 aafter f , <‘r '<s in. h r.n k l.q-e, Cy onsecu . m e n t , that Two Thousand and SeV- i- phalt on a IT FT II S T R E E T ' F R O M M A l i - to he puldi-hed two lim es iconsecu portion of T w elfth Si reel us a f o i e ' -I MARSH.AI I | re-hnrd surfur •ing Adopted I Ins 13 <kj| >f said portion l " < Avenue fr o m Ninth S t r e e t once each week, in a news enty Three (|2.(»;.tlMlt Dolliu- i* said, us n necessary public improve i N O L I A W K N I E T O S A N ­ t'velv. "lice 'h e ' ity Commission of tin of Tenth Street a width of 24 feet, A. I). 1921 '"Uth t . IT-iilli <irt-..| a , 11 , 1 . 1 , ,,| I paper pul.li.bed in Sanford, l-’lor . ment. F O R D A\ E N I E. A W I D T H n f the total e s t i ma t e d cost of said .-on'T ty of Simfoj-.l, 1-Tori,la. EORRESTi and against all lots and lunds ltd niu, at lat hing to salt! special as I t e mpl at e , ! i mproxe i ne . i l in the pay. ' - * I " ’ • ' h a t all ,,t - a .ti paving, 24 F E E T . A l test „ , .B E I T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D S u CHA9 I Joining nnd contiguous or hound­ ....... .. , " 11 l * ' * U l i „ notice :,„ g . ie paving, haul surfacing ami re paving, hard s nr f a e i ng and nT h a t a total expenditure not ex I- R P H I L I P S . City Clerk. • J MAUI ing nnd abutting upon said i m ­ hard -ui In. mg o f i \ pr . Avenue. Whereas the i ity Commission of duel led to all p r o p e r t y ow n e r s in »•• hard surfacing of said portion . f c a b lin g Eleven Thousand Three I Seul) As llie 'Tlx < ..in,initial p r o v e m e n t ; that Two Thousand a - l i t . . l e - . , .1 ' h a i l l»- d o n e in tl it t I e r e s t e d m said special a. s s Mo- < it \ of Sanford, Fiorida, ileemHundred and Seventy Three f i f t h S l r c r t . to be -pet .ally assess, o f Snnford, Elordr One Hundred and F o rty Four meat t i l l i ng in aei-ordaui-i. xxilh ed against nil lot- and lands ud ........i p " . i m ■ o ith tin. |da „ , -pi-, i R V ($1137 3.00) Dollars is herein nu it advi-able to improve, grade, eon fleet lot i«f . .I, I,. ,i '( $ 2 1 4 4 00 ) Dollars is the total e s ­ A ttest the pi ox i s i i in s of thi < hnrtei nt t mint es thorized to cover the cost of put ) s t u n t , t ccnii-t i n et, pave and re 1 j o i n i ng and co n t i g u o u s ..i Imuiidihu i , , L. It i ' l l II.IPS. . ... t he i i to *1’ 1XX ofl f l l * . , , , I ),,. o t f l c e o f timated cost of said contemplated 'he City of Sanford, I’ bo ula. a.. 1andi at.ut ting upon said mqir ove Ing, re-paving, hard su rfacin g and , pave with sheet asphalt on a H i City I'Url improvement in the paving , re­ t lie • it x \ | a nag. i ,,| t („. « ity ,,f d.'tinite lmo and ptm ■ xx hi­............. oh id . tin- sum ot $. i : m;; i 7 i - tin re-hard su rfa c in g Tw elfth S tree t inch rot k base, the following Street paving, hard su rfacin g und re-hard plaint Sanf. id I I........ xx|,i, h -.-,„| will Ire bear d and when said t i ma l is l cnsi pet front foot for -aid between Dark Avenue end FreiicJi i" tin- i it) ot Sanford, Florida, to •pc. Ull a s s e s s m e n t i . .11 surfacing of said portion of Tenth xxill tie i m p i o x e me n i .............." "I ' - - and e - i „ ,„ n (Avenue, n width of 21 feel, which « it I 'E S t II I TTON PRt)\ I IM NT, ! mall x es bax. been ».. r, i.,f , approve,I '•» specially assessed on f i r me d by ,h. i Tlx , ..in HE I T f C K T H E R K f S l i l \|.|. F I F T H ST ID!I T .. F r o m said sum o f Eleven Thousand Mi, g »«Mt I HE |'A \ ING. R E -P A V against all lot- and lands adjoin fill - i| s i t t i n g a - an E qu a l i /i n g I li a, il is tin di-t.-i n ■Itin 11->i, l,v 'h* ' "X C ontio -Ion and ,,.u -ti iiolia i|n , Avenue I., Sanford Avenue T h re e Hundred and Si •ventt Th ree INC. II \lfli S i ItFA t ING AND " ' g " ' " I eont igilous nr hounding S T O V E AND Hoii id All of -aid i in pi ox mg. guiding • oniiiiissii.ii it,at all lots and in,!- lute til, plan- and * p.-t 11" at ions ( $ 1 1 3 7 8 .0 0 ) Dollars is the total es Hi-. II. Mtll I O C r-. I ,«| plop.,-,.,) ,k *I H i 'At ING O F and abutting upon said improve HI M F U R T H E R lil SiM Vf;|» F IR E PLACE I Ii.pt ox eluent of ad mining and cunt igin.iil,o<|.,d tim ated cost of said im p ro vem en t, const i ucttim, recoils! i ui i ion, pax , N I H S T R E E T FROM HAN merit; the sum of $4 37f>5 is the ' ' I" \ X . IO" | u ' l l i a i I tie p e d n l n. i s s i i n > ji proC l T TO St' ‘ " g and a l . ut t m g upon F i f t h . in-.-t n Ninth puvmg to t«- done i n th a t the entire cost of the improve- " u " R l * AVK.Nl K EA ST T O O . e-tm .ated cos, per f.ont foot for x idl'd tm 1.) t h i - t e - ol ul o.|, to lie t.etxxeen Sanf - . rd Ax e , me and i x ■> 1 i . - I and I •nUi i f , i a xx nil ii SHE ment aforesaid , -hall Is. assessed ' "t»|d»»iu-e \m i )i plan.-, sp e n t u a • HI S S AV EN I E, A W IDT H - ini impiox-i-lll III made and enti led a g a i i . - t the p r o p ­ pn- 's A x c i l l l e xx ill In- b e n e f i t * e.l t.x 21 t. ei and Mu- i •m m i. - - i on h e 1 1 ag ain st nil property abu tting and 11011 • I't'd ile* and e - liin a t e s of -aid J . I). DAM by d ecline- tin , c e s . - i t y f,„ r h, u| 21 1 Kl-;| HE IS F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , fro n tin g upon that portion of l,r" l " '* e d mipiov.nu-nt of F ifth e l ' hounding nnd s h o t t i n g upon I Ill­ i m pi ox e m e n L p i o x ided ( m I, v uq . ’ * hat il is •lie >' •’ em ; in.it i m „f T w elfth Street between I'ark Ave • s,,|eet from Mugiudia Avenue to -aid impi I.vemeiit >ball be payab l e •hi- icsoliitien. unit t lint i ),,- - 1 |,| , p.ixing re p ax iiig I,a rri siirfurin r and II* I.aid lilt.o mg ,,| >aM| '" "-as the i ity I omruissian of this Commission that all lots and i at tinop i u m nt the p i o p e i t y own asBcssnu-nls |o be mad.- a lii enU-i I . n u e and French Avenue to be so i ^ " " ( o f d Avenue, iiom on tile hi K as afore ' ' ! " V " f • s , ' " f,,r«l. F|m ida. deems lands adjoining and contiguous o r ' e i - owni ng |iiopi-ity hounding and ed against all lots and lands ad ' Don of C y p i,.— improved by the |mving, re paving, •' " ( the t it> Munagei of , ' ka " 1. as a iieee--iit) pul.In improve 1 J* "! ""p rov e , grade, eon bounding and abutting upon Tenth hard NUifucirig nnd re-hard su rfac * l , -v " I Sanford , l lorida, winch abutting upon such improvement as Joining and contiguous or bounding , si riu I . reconstruct, pave and r<- S tree t between Sanford merit. Avenue follows; either in full within thirty 'and abutting upon such eonteru T o fit an y Job ^ Ih tg o f said portion of Tw elfth l*l«»»n, spec^icationu. profiles ,IMV*' Vk',th *s|'hnlt on a (I inch and Cypress Avenue will be bene­ HE I T F U R T H E R H E s n i m , hi.''" a f t e r said assessm ents shall plated improvement shall be mndr S t r e e t, a width of 24 fet-t, and ' ’’•''•nates have been hereto fo re ' PRICES ' V h , , , lr«„k Im v . the following Street fitted hy the improvement up.m a foot lio n ta g e basis; that is Thai a tolnl expendltuii ..... a g a in s t nil lots nnd lands adjoin “ I'l'mved by the City Commission s t a in I equalized, approved and con the City j t h a t you can affof ' ' * " f Sanford, Florida, G vided for by thin resolution, and | nstitutc the |ilaiis and . p i . i 1,1 , , ‘M ' " l l,al ' " " " " ‘ I •*'- t o s a y , t h a t in t h e p t e p u i i i t i o n o f ce.d m g Three Thousand Three wit In* and contiguous oi hounding B A L L O O N S fori that tile special assessm ents to lie 11 until i-d und l i f t ) Six ($.1.36(1.00) KlallmrntH w i t H T n t r i f h i at :h«* rat i •he s p e c i u l a s e s s m i n t l o l l c o v e r and a b u ttin g u|h»ii nuk! im|in>\« ^H a t f m Mini work, Ihurefon*, ** I EN I II S T R E E T , From S a n ­ mude ami entered nguinst all lots R A Y BRC tiumi k'l..... tl . . * Ml’. 1T II R IMEtSSOI **ikbt ,,,' r , , n t 1>,,r * " " " " " MP0" m g I tie c o n t e m p l n t i - d i m p t o x ' e i i i e n t , Dollars l- hereby authorized to cr.v m e n t ;• ilmt that E ji-vm.. Thousand O LA’ V EE'll D . Thui T h at tl... the ford Avenue east tu Cypres s Ave- and lunds adjoining and contiguous er the cost of paxing, rc paving, T h r e e Hundred and Seventy Th ree , ,,v * oiniaiKsion of the City of 1,11 ‘h'(«‘m *d paym ents from a n d 'su ch special iism -smiii -ii I shall lie I’ h o n e 5 4 8 — I of bounding und abutting upon ( $ 1 1 3 7 3 .0 9 ) Dollars is the total es I S a " f,»r<». Florida, deems it nilvis- j a , , ' r lh ,‘ " n’,‘ ’““ ,1 K|"-ci:,| nsseas- deteiinini-d and pr o r at e d ue ronl i ng bard -in-faring s,„J I C ),ard sur farin g • y p tr - \venue between prove-I ' ,lal1 ,M‘ Dually t " t h e foot f r o n t a g e <.f the u-siir'i tim ated cost o f suid Ii.ntelnpluted alde. al’1' '• us as a n.-cessaiy " c c e s s a iy puliliipublic i m proveNii'lli Mi,-, i and T'viill, S tre e t, a ment to i„,ve. r, m.ve so. •■qu„liz,-,l, approved and i unfit tried. IIV. propel ties | .,-, I a 11 x belief 1 1 It*. ' iiiiC Improvement in the paving, re ' " • " ' ' " P«ve. n pave, hard sin und, width of 21 feel, winch said sum l.y said i nipr evement paving, hard su rfac in g and h bard f,‘" ' “ " ,l " ’ hard siirfaee xx-itb sheet HE I T F U R T H E R U F . S t t l . V E D . " J 1 I •>•'(,sai d I lire,- Hun HE I T I I KT H E l i R E S D 1 \ ED, s u rfa c in g of said portion „ f 1 asphalt oil a " inch im k luise, dl , ,1 and I , f ! x I hat tills i e s . >1ill ion -bul l be und T h a t the T a x Assessor and tb. I ,............. ......... " lx ' '« » I W T w e lfth S tr e e t, to be specially as K" " ' ........... fm m Mit^iinlm Avp lat- IS III, i-sliinated cost of be. i.in,- ,-ffe, llv,- iriimediiit.-lx ( m m Ci t y Cl erk ..I the Ci t y ..f S « n tor ■•sicd a g ain st all lots nnd bind- " u'' -s " " b '» d Avenue, n width of > i , 1said ii"i>rov.-ni.-nt that t In- ent ire ami a f t e r i t- p a s s a g e ami a.l .pti.m 1■ l"l Hlh in m r o n lu iin 1 with. tin pr ad join in g nnd contiguous or *-’ 4 1 * * * •, l " ‘' all of mii .I pnving. h , 0-1 . f the unpi nx eluent a fo r e sa id .,' Adopted t hi s l.'ltti day of ( " t u b v i s " . " - of Section.- lot and 192 bounding and ab u ttin g upon said paving, bill'd su ifucin g and re I shall t.e ass, --, ,I against all prop |l cr. A 1 1 1924 the c i u u t e i of lit,- , ,iy „f San loid im pro vem en t; the sum of f EHliU.T bald Mil f.icing of F if th S tre e t, as c i ty abutting' and fronting upon ;| FOR REST LAKE Florida, shall proceed without d ■ is live estim ated cost per front foot afot. -aid. shall la- done in strict that portion ,.f I ) pres- A x ,-tiue be ' IB tiiHHutisfieci, b u t w h e n a m a n h i s m o n e y ' s w o r t h ho IS a l n i S (). ( I I A S K . "•> to make a |ic. lut assessment f o r said im provement. eo m p liam e with the plans, spei ifi- I tween Ninth Stic,-: and Tenth ' ( .1 M A R SH A 1.1. roll, assessing II.. special b, i . f i i . f B E I T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . I rations, pi,.files and estim ates plfttH ftl, a n d t h i s iH w h a t wt* a r e d o i n g in R o s a l a n d H e i g h t s . S t ( f i t to be improved by the T h a t it is the d eterm ination of this t b e n t ..I new Oil file in the o ffice As Ibe I ity ( ’umini Sslon ,.| the ( Ity to be I reel Veil a , the result ot it,.I puvifijf, n pavinjr. hanl Kiirfiinn$r of S a n t , . i d , l-Toridu Com m ission thut all lots uml lunds o f 'h e C it) Malinger of the City of improvement o n t o .plated a g a i n • ( and re haul sui far mg of said por all lots and land- udjoining ad join in g und enntiguous or bound­ San fo rd , Elnridu, which suiil plans, A t t e s t " " ‘I lion of Cypress Ax, nue a width of I.. R P H I L I P S , ( S e a l ) contiguous ot bounding uml ulniit ing and a b u ttin g upon T w elfth npccif icut fona, profiles and esti 24 feet, und against all lots u n d ' 5 ( ity Clerk _■ - S treet between P ink Avenue and m a tes have been lierelofore approv ing upon sui b improvement, and lunds adjoining nnd contiguous ,.i ■ Bj*, • French Avenue will he benefitted I’ll by tile City Commission nod eon upon tin- completion o f said assess bounding and abutting upon said ■ " " ‘III loll to , uUse a copx there f L> by the im provem ent provided for stltuti* tin- |.lans ulul *|H-cifnxutlons iim provem ent; that Three Tliouwuui ,m to lie published t xxo times c o m e ,,, ? :7 by this resolution, and th at the for said prupociul Impioveincnt «.f I b ic e Hundred and l-Tfty Six ( S 3 * . special assessm en ts to be mude lively, on. e eurli week, in u ritxvs 2611.09) Dollai s i.. the i-iftli Street la-tween Magnolia ,.,‘t j impel" published in Sanford. Florida, muted cost t.f said contempLatud j 5 V, s and entered a g a in st all lots und Avenue und Sanford Avonue. a attaching |,i »ui,l special u'-e- -lands ndjoinlng and contiguous or width ,.f 24 Go-t, aud this ConiniisA R ESO L U T IO N P R O V ID IN G ment roll s.. published a notice improvement m tin- paving, re-pav-,)■ bbounding and ah uttin g U|»on such sion hereby declares the iiecensity und re-luird F O R T H E P A V IN G . R E P A V ­ directed t.. all property oxvners in ing', hart) surfacing c tn te m p la ted im provement shuil for the paving, ir puving. hanl sui su rfacin g of said portion ui C y ­ ING. H A R D S U R F A C I N G AND terestiid m said special assess $ 1 >* made upon o foot fro n tag e b a sis; facing and n bard su rfacin g * f press Avenue. t„ lH specinlly as g HE H A R D S U R F A C I N G O F m e n 's, stating m accordance with th at is to say. th at ill the preparu said portion of E ifth S tree t as F I F T H S T R E E T FROM S A N ­ the provision - of the C harter o f the sossed u gain-t all lots- and lands [ « v H o" o f speciul assessm en t roll ufuresuid. as a acc essa ry public F O R D A V E N U E T O C Y P R E S S < ity of Sunt..i,|. Florida, a definite adfoinintr and eoiitjguou- or bound '■ . covering the contenipluted im . irn piow inenl. i s situated on Sanford Avenue, two miles from town. Lota Wgh and A V E N U E . A W ID T H O F 21 , l *nie and place where compluinls ing and abu ttin g U|mn said improve, provement, such special assessHE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , will be tieuid and when saal special m ent; the num of $(1,356 Is the e s ­ FEET. and well drained. New buildings going up now. Good water, city ligW m ents shall be determined und pro- T h at u total expenditure not e x ­ _ assessment roll will be finally con- timated cost per front foot for snid or the next 30 days we ure making a special low price. Easy terms, improvement. rated accord in g to the foot front- reeding Th re e Thousand Five IlunWliereas Hie C ity Commission o f |Hrmcd by the City Comminsion sitin and see us and look it over while lots are cheap. age o f th e respective properties |dred Twenty Seven and 60-100 the City of Sunford, Florida, deems ting as an Equalizing Ho.,id. B E I T F t R T IIK R R E S O L V E D , specially beiicfitU-d by said im- j ($ 3 527.60) Dollars is hereby nu- it advisable to improve, grude, co n ­ B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , Th * 1 *** *>»» determination of this provement. ihoiized to cover the cost of puv- struct reconstru ct, puve und rc- T h a t the special ussecBinents nro- ^ f nf u|M *on ^ *at *R lets and lunds , .* ir-rn . ' B E I T b I f K T I I K R K K S O IA l-.D, >ing, ie-paving, hard su rfa c in g and |uive with sheet aspluiit on u (I inch vid*-l l , „ by t h i . ................... 1 . 1* * * * * * . ” * .” " ^ ” “ Ltf . T h at th e T a x A ssesso r and the City tehurd su rfacin g F i f t h S t r e e t be- rock base, the following' S i r o c t in made end entered uguinst the prop. in g a*nd abu tting upon Cypress Av­ Clerk o f tho C ity o f Hanford, H o r - tween Jdagnulia Avenue and S an - the City of Sanford, Florida, to- e r ty bounding und abu tting upon onue between Ni-uh S tree t and Ten th S tro e t will he brnefiiu-d by ida, In accord ance with the pro- j ford Avenue, u width of 24 fuel, w it: suid improvement shall be payub(p th« im provement provided for by visions of Sections 101 and 102 o f which said sum of Threo Thousand DODGE BUILDING. 1 1 2 W. SECOND S T R E E T . I- 1FTH S T R E E T , From S an fo rd a t tlie option of the proparty own­ this resolution, und that the special ‘ th e C harter of the C ity of Sanford , Five Hundred Twenty Saveq and Avenue to Cypress Avenue. ers owning property bounding and x ' « assessm en ts to be made and e n te r­ ~ Florida, shall procoe^ MI-100 ($3627.60) Dollars >U tbu | Ail of said impruvb g, g r a d i n g , , ubutting upon surh improvement as 1 -V ed -a g a in s t all lots and lands a d -L f i follows; either in f u l l -within t h i r - ‘* ■ft.., » (■ ■■■■ ■■ ■ »■■ ■ ■■ ■ $■ «*• 1 .-••/*•.i - v *>>, i •r- m & \ i a 1 tv* . r , , * j l f v 1, i i f l I M , a ~?, . ‘ '' •* r, ‘ . 1 • 7 ! :> ^ r v-A-V • , ' . • . , • * k v _ t f L ‘ 4n J L * H B l * k J J a . L• L r , RfSOLUTION J NO. 176 J RESOLUTION NO. 174 RESOLUTION NO. 177 FO R Sll 1 TIRE! A Man Robbed— Rosaland RESOLUTION NO. 175 \4 \ v './ tXM ,j • , ’ ; L 'L i i t k - 't y . . if* •f V .; \» ' .k , ■ | * • . . i. - ii �S & si own* *w •AGE TWO — T H E SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOER 16, 1924. r , t ; f : ?■$=$— .f l f M t t . .1 " ____ . w Elm Avonno will be boncfltted by bailments with .interest a t tho ra te o ffice of the City M an ager o f the said, shall be assessed a g ain st all •r i r . ’X l n cent, per annum upon tho improvement provided fo r by o f Sanford , Florida, which of eight per property abutting and fronting City • * nil deferred payments fromWmd a f t this resolution, and th a t tho spccinl upon th a t portion of Seventh S tree t said plans, specifications, profiles c r the time special assessm ents assessments to be made and e n t e r ­ between P ark Avenuo and Oak Ave and estim ates have been heretofore t nuc to be so improved by the pav­ approved by the City Commission shall be nnd stand finally equalized, ed against all lots and lands ad ­ joining and contiguous or bounding i approved nnd confirmed, nnd„ ing, re-paving, hard surfacing and and constitute the plans nnd sp e c­ B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , nnd abutting upon such contemplatre-hard surfacing of said portion of ifications for said work, therefore, B E I T R E S O L V E D ,’ T h a t the Thnt this resolution shall be Bnd 1 ed improvement shall be made upon ■ Seventh S tre e t, n width of 24 feet, and against all lots and Intids ad­ City Commission of the City of become effective immediately from i " f ° ° ! [ T ' T ^ uccnmi " H i v u i o i i i i u i iu ii » c i j, ii v iu | a||v ,hnl in tho nronnrntinn nf tho 1 r<m.ll|tnt l»n. ltllloii»nr«». joining nnd contiguous or bounding Sanford , Florida, deems it advis­ nnd n ftcr its passage and adoption. say, that in tho preparation of the It Is ttic most speedy remedy we special assessment roll covering the , . . know. and abutting upon snid improve­ able, as a necessary public improve Adopted this Hi day of October, conti inplatwi improvement, such m ent; thnt One Thousand Eight ment to pave, ro-pnvc, hard surface A. D. 1924. x El • I special assessments shall lie d e ter­ Hundred S ix ty Nine nnd 25-100 and re-hard su rface with sheet a i - B f r v F O R R E ST LAKE. : mined and prorated according to ($IRG9.26) Dollars is the total estl- j phnlt on n 0 inch roe* base, Eighth 6. o . C H A S E . the i rout footage of the respective '«»• mated cost of snid contemplated j S t r e e t from Sanford Avenuo to CyC. J . M A R S H A L L . properties specialty benefitted by improvemont in the pnving, re-pav- ‘ press Avenue, a width of 24 f e e t ; As the City Commission of the ruIiI improvement. M« 6 ing, hnrd surfacing and re-hard th at all of snid paving, ro-paving, c j ( y (lf Sanford. Flondu. BE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D - S 1 CK L Y , P E E V I S H C H IL D R E N . surfacing of said portion of Sev- hnrd surfacing nnd re-hard s u r f a c - ( That the Tnx Assessor and the C ity r enth S treet, to he specially assessed ' ing of Eighth S tre e t, as aforesaid, I.. It. P H I L L I P S , City Clerk. Clerk of the City of Sanford, F l o r - ! Children sulTer.ng from intCsti-. ngninst nil lots nnd lands adjoining shall be done in strict compliance ( S e a l ) ide. ... accordance with the provis - 1 ftr'’ cro<B' Te?']e” ,,n,, and contiguous or bounding and with tho plans, specifications, proThere are other sympionof Sections 101 and 102 of " " ^ " ' h o w e v er. If the child is abutting upon snid improvement; files nnd estim ates therefor, now Sheetrock is a natural insulator that thi t'barter of the C ity of Snnfoid. pale, has dark rin g 3 under t h e ; the sum o f $.'1,994 is the cstininted on file in the office of the City buildings warm and dry in winter, coo! yes, bnd breath nnd trjv't^ no inFlorida, shall procectf without decost per front foot for snid im- M anager of the City o f Sanford, ♦> lav to make a s pecial assessment P,n>'. il " n,m' ‘st * * summer. provement. i Florida, which said plans, specifi,, . . . . . . ... tninty that worms are ea.tn g away * d e s ig n e d f o r s p o r t s ................. S,"K tlu‘ "PITO'I benefits jtR vj'tul|ty T h ,. , ur,.st remedy for B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , cations, profiles and estim ates have : !' Use Sheetrock in place ol roofing Ixiard. | to he received ns t h » result of the ; worms is W hile's Cream VcrmiIn the style* for the coming sea- Thnt it is the determination of this been heretofore approved by Ihe PROVIDING improvement contemplated ngnir.st ' fuge. t! is positive destruction to R E S O L U T IO N M which arc being featured every­ Commission thnt nil lots nnd lands CTity Commission and constitute the A gives you protection against damp and where, sports models are very prom­ FOR T H E P A V IN G , R E - P A V ­ ull hi.- and lands adjoining ami Ihe worms hut harmU'Ss to th. adjoining nnd contiguous or hound plans nnd specifications for said child, i ’riee 15c. bold by Union inent and they arc so simple that ING, HARD S U R F A C I N G AND contiguous or bounding nnd nbuttMade of pure gypsum rock, Sheetrock i Anyone can copy them. The long ing and abutting upon Seventh proposed improvement of Eighth Pharmacy. R E H ARD SU R FA C IN G O FF !•ing upon such improvement, and die—the rape o f Paris at the mo­ S tree t between l atk Avenue nnd S t r i c t between Sanford Avenue nnd not warp or buckle. It is verminproof,* lt —is emphasized in the dress to flak Avenue will he bciiefittcd by Cypress Avenue, a width of 21 feet. (/RANGE STREET / R O M up n flu* completion of said assessleft, wltich is made of plain proof, firep ro of! PARK AVEN't E W E S T T O j n u n l roll t > eao.-e a copy thereof „.ncl trimmed with self-material tho improvement provided for by ‘ and this Commission hereby deelarI I .M \\ K M E. A W i l l i il O F to p u M i t w o times conseeti ’ check pattern. The skirt is of hn- this resolution, and that the special the necessity for the paving, te Very economical, because it comes all re 21 I I E l . !ti **1y. mire each week, in a new - Cut prices on r.’l sir.os United lag, with the deep Item of <hc.k assessments to he made and enter paving, hard surfacing and ic to ■ S t a le s , Pennsylvania. Federal. \ ik Medium sire requires 2?i yards 42- ed against all lots and lands ad join ­ for use, and you have only to nail the . |pa pel published in Sanford . ITot hard surfacing of said portion of W lieii'iis. the ( itv ( omnnssion 1 , , . itKh.plain and V, yard 42-inch check ing. , ., , , ... . . : ilia, litD ii lung t special assessment ceiling high sheets to the jo'^sor studdinjj J iM tl. , , ing nnd contiguous or hounding Eighth Street as aforesaid, as a of the City of Sanford, Horhln,• i roll . ,, 30 x 3 Vi 5 6.95 published a n iticc directed If ‘'Madonna blue is the r i v a l of nnd abutting upon such coiitemplat necessary public improvement, .. deem- il advi. able to im p r o v e ,:, have solid, tight-jointed wallffcand ceilings! !»rny Tuhcs $ 1.75 1 y ijbw tlcr blue ill the realm of sport' ed improvement shall he made upon n llp riq iitv owners interested HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , grade, const m et. reconstruct, pave to . . •-.fashions. The dress to the right is f 1.90 1 ifod T u b e s take any decoration and last forever. ; 111 -mil s per oil assessm ents, sta ll: ’ |u flannel, trimmed with black satin. a foot frontage basis; that is to That a total expenditure not cx - and re-pave with sheet asphalt on ! . .. . $16.00 , ' , . |in ureonlauee with the provisions 12 x i Jibe striking contrast of dress and sny, that in the preparation of the reeding Two Thousand One Hun- a ii inch lock, ,base, the following . . . . . . , , . Sheetrock is made only by the United Su . , .. , , "I the t Inn ler i f tin ( it v of San decoration makes this otic of the special assessment roll covering the ,hed and Six ($2100.01)) Dollars is .. A L L G I1A U A N T K E D Street m the ( ity of Sanford, H oi , ... . ▼cry distinctive models of the advance Contl.ln,,|at(.,| impr./v. ment. “itch hereby authorized to cover the ci»-t * , i id. Horida. a definite tune and Gypsum Company. Ask your lumber or 1 | season. It may be earned out in place where complaints will he shall lie de,,f paving, re paving, hard surfac , black and while or tan and brown. assessm ents si ing material dealer for a sample rml pria O R A N G E S T R E E T . From P a r k I1.1 ,1 ,Mil , , , ,noil , . u .:.. .:i -aid. s pei nil. assi—j.:.- Medium sire requires 3)4 yard* 42- termineil and prorated aeeoniing to ing and ie hard surfacing Eighth A venue west to Elm Avenue. j mi nr mil will |,e finally , firmed .'!ll Last Second Slrcet. ■- Ihch flannel and 1 yard satin the font frontage " f the respective Street between Sanford Avenue U N I T F . D S T A T E S G Y P S U M COMPAKl 111.1 Sanford Av.nue All of said improving, grading, |by Hie Ur. < omivissioi: .-".ting «s F irst Model: Pictorial Review properties specially hcncfilt d by nnd Cypress Avenue, a width of 2 11 Sizes, 34 to 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois fa ,Tunic Blouse No. 2229. ciin-lm i'tiiin. I immi - I i uctinn, pav- an Em.'.'i't/ii.v: R.i.uil. feet, which said -um of Two Thou- I 4 6 indies bust, and 14 to 20 years .-aid improvement. mg and te paving to be done in com I RE I I 1 'URT n r .R R E S O L V E D , Bn.tl.S. PM.04. Price, 25 ce n ts' Bodice Skirt No B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , Mind ( )ne 11undri'd nn Six ( $ 2 I0 S. 1 I pliani e wi th plniiH, - pe c i f n a t i ons , I h it the -pi ri al a i w s ii'ent.- pro 2236. Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust, and That the T ax Assessor and tile (Tty Oil) Didlnrx i- th total e - t mi nt e d profil ... f ., ... , ......... , ... , -----. I \ id, d t.-r hth and estim ates of said pro- . ' nl< >1 tor Ic. t i c - resolution 14 to 20 years Price, 30 cents * \M o d el: Dress No 224b Clerk of the City of Sanford, F l o r ­ Cost iif -aid improvement; that the I ,(f.,,(j improvement i f Second nf O range j **':|de .m.l et ti led against i)^,- STOV E AND Ires 34 to 48 inches bust. Price 35 ida, in accordance with the provis e n t j r e rout o f the i mp r o v e me n t S V , . t from I ' ark Avenue went t - pr> petty bounding and abutting I I U K IM. VCK ions of Sections lql and f 102 off the cents. . , ftE-re.-aul. -hal l he nxsessed a g a i n s t . K|l(( Av, lll(Vl "Il l lh. „ w •O' -aid imprnvenient shall lie ( I T TO SI IT < hurti T o f tin* < i t> of S a n f o r d , , a || pro|Mit> jiluittiiur nnd f r o nt i ng of the (Tty Managi t of the I’11 aide al I lie option of tile pl op. sk i: F l or i da .hIi i i II proceed without de||l a t portion o f E i g h t h S l r e i t of Sanford, Florida, which ' 'y "Win i- . wnn g pi p ri , l. mud lay to ma k e speciul nssr.-srncnt roll bet wee n S a nf ' d Avenue nnd <\ aid plana, specifications, profiles ’’ :,nd a itling upon such ima s s e s s i n g the special bene f i t s to be press A vciiui Inunproved by and e s t i m a t e s have been h c r c l o f o i v I’’ 1 'etni'i.i a- follows, i ithi'i in fn.l roee i vi d a s the result of the on the pnving, re paving, hard «ui Mk approved by the ( tty < onmus s i on within thirty day* a f t e r said a provemi nt e ont e mpl a t e d a g a i ns t all f ac i ng and re hard s ur f a c i n g nt iv s iiiB B riin a iin in a K iiiiin ia iiitiu and c o n s t i t u t e I tie pl an- and spec! «i ment- shall -land |mi I: y, , 1. up R ESO L U T IO N P R O V ID IN G lots a n. I lands ad j o i ni ng and colt- said portion of l ight h .Street, a fli'iil ioiin fm said work. t herefnre, —1 ;nid i " i ifitineil, oi in te. i »» F O R T H E P A V IN G , ItE -P A V - t iguotis or boundi ng and a b u t t i n g width of 21 f eet, and a ga i n s t all UK IT KKSOI A ED, That the •qi *1 an mini in -tnlli net;t s w : ll ill |a n,|, a d i e i m n g and con G. H A R D S U R F A C I N G AND upon such i mpr o ve me n t , and upon ■|„t s tii* t at 1hi t.lt •• . f I'lirht |..-r 1 . I.T « 11 \ i oinmiHMoii of till • City of R E-H A R D SU R FA C IN G O F the eoui|di'tiou of aaiil a--i'--tn en t tigimiis ei boundi ng nnd a b u t t i ng > *itfni t1. Hi.rula. ll.'l III- it advis pei UUP' III lip" il all deft l i i .l pay r<dl to i'll um * a copy thereof t " be carry in stock the Icadinif varirtim upon -aid iiupi eveini ' i it, that T w o * SEVEN TH STREET FROM *11i*' .»*■ a lit I’c. sai y publii improve in. - f. "III (Hill uf:. 1 t lie t I'm aid putilicheil two l i n i o l onsecutivi-ly , |)KN I'KAS, incli'ding KIIAJOHK'S \N!NMI| I Imusand ti ne Hundred and Si x Mn lit t•• |»a\«*« i* pax i . tin iii -in P A R K A V E N U E TO OAK AVEll - - I I . t 1 ..II I m and n once i ni II week, ill a newspaper pub I $ 2 1(M, .Oil | D ' d l a i - i- the total eN U E , A W IDTH O F 21 F E E ! m s . T in ts. I.AXTON. LITTLE -MAKNKLi i . i . u '1 ii Mill. . 'I'-’U i •T. :.j.pi - i 1 fit* ■) ' •I i « bar tl >Ill fun ,i it h ■he-1' li.-hed in .Sanford, Floriiln, a t t a c h ­ l li nated co-| i I -a d c ont empl at e d Midnria. unf. : ton n,lv .!<-■* nut ps ! c» 'ti TALI, nnti DWAI4K TELEPHONE. . "i'| Tl li'i-d. :’. Vl.f ii -|»! alt nil a I' lll<r'h i oi k iiu-u. Or 111»* I ■*.«l«ing »-f i Ii. is Kt -.J i.sin,lag nf W hereas, the City Commission of ing to xaid .xpecial as.-es-niunt roll l in |*i o\ enn-nt in the paving, re pax HI I 1 FI I. I ill l;; R u s t h U l l . I'.-v. i*iik'«‘ St 1 ret from I venutl*' lln- pjll. lit is (/!••• fo.in I'.it t Avenue «< Itiiii ill't* * t. Il % - iMmk . *»fi In* Mtpti'tit ar«* t4ip City of Sanford, Florida, deems -o pljbll-ln-il a notice dlli'i ti'd to all ing. hard siii faci ng and te hard -tit wi-M t" Elm Ax.i*li it* . a w.lith of 3 Ini' ■1 i i i -..I 'll lull -hull I..niul l»lmu Imm-c Nil ilii x i v%• .!»(•)•«: ii»* )Mw»r( property owner- in ti'ri-led in Mini f ac i ng of -aid portion of E i g h t h it advisable to improve, grade, conl l f l i t , thut ull o f Mt 111 |•in mg. I »• h e ." lit,* , f:T tix. ' IMflll-.l 11, 1<-| . t ! l " " t •Ii Mtiff. ^l»^, .t« ImV. J ij r-U' ll **»•!»• Mpeeial a.-*i xMiieiit.-. staling in in S t r e e t , to in specially u-aessyd par i ng, hard -u| tjiying anyl.ty ||t»rd- .inti a f t ( i il- j),*i--age and aijoptom, Ill ion • 11(«'( hii(! 11, .. 4 lull l ,r u- ; rt l.aJJu -I’HOS W IM .A K A l i r i l . D I N G atrurt and reconstruct, pave and1 |corHrinrc with tin- piovi-mux of tinjuiti i i.ilnri \ pr«*h« r ipica i* i* vu'liabL* Against all l ot- and l and- adj o i ni ng j Mivfacing’ of O r a ng e Ad --o t * I tin [•; ,iay . • n , , Strei'. as Wm l••• uml. h <'|»» : i . n, I ;• an«l m r B B r . i i n B r t i B B D i i i i a i i i D i i i i i i i i t i i s i t E i i i I ro-pnve with sheet n-plmll on a t> ( barter of the < uy of Sanford and Cfilitlguoii- or bounding and n «l .!••* a K i I »In* ni.i i«r ihI f••• • » l .*4• a fo ie ra a l, shall be iloui- in ~t r li t A D Inch rock Inisc, re placing the preI l"ti ‘a, a ib fiute time at >1 p la c HAit} il «*nr». to - tan i |iii*ttivi it r IiI.nmI, ai utting upon -aid i mp r o x e n i e n t , compliance with the plan-, specifi I OR R E S T I A K E Hl«U |l|'l f olio • 1,1 Do* I V-ttP.I, I I I I B I I I I I I H I I M I H B I I I I B l i n B l i a a i l l l B B I I I I . 4nt 9 foot brick pavement, the fol "h u e plaintwill be heard the - u m of $| 2’. 'b I- the e - t u n a t i d cations. piofiles and cstiniates S o in\ y| ItlUlvli.* tl:» I« l Ut .i of |*»•;.!I It .m |r I.« M^t h. I and \\Ill'll **aid >|m ini i e - t per front foot f o r aid mi lowing S tree t in the City of S a n ­ T .ki i» >»• you f*** l 4'lull. ii,..I I »•• r o .injj therefor, now on file m the office «' i M ARSH VI l roll will he finally confirmed by pi ov e ’l i eut . on. \\ it ••••mi**»*■» 4‘t '’I 1 .«n v*>\inorTi|il Aof ilu i uy Mnnagei of lie t lie I I * X I ford, Florida, to wit mini-- i .,i , 11 t h. uibii • u .. i ' •i .»n.i •»!•••', \*t of M.*ia I Ik- City < onmusseoi silting as an r III. 11 r r i : r u r . i : ic 1 Li* 1 4 t \ F I o i i.l a lrt«i*$i Sulif" In i-c i i m «nn • l o ' »• :.*v»t !• 1 l u. :ici»i »..l I'fiMid rtf ' i . i -*• nn* I i t -I I ii* t» <t | I Sari! r. I' I t id.i S E V E N T H S T R E E T . From Park h quulm ug M aid. r\ *v ' • i (T**4'I •* t * l»« «*ri i in l looisamiii of " s i .. . |ut % n *ti'i'* . •• im| *•!•! .il vi Thiil it i> t Ih (!• h i mm.*tloll <*f * |Mt. ' . PD» tile- mm Atle-t I i»M l i S,-al I M i ; l l J u M i I I t 1.14 A M I H I ll ( llrCA. ox. . \I'ttM 1.1 mtltlli Mil i, *• A Avenue to Oak Avenue llh! II FI RTHUIt R U S O lA 'E l' tbt- I « » l l i tb.tt all I"!*- «tii*l I by I la lii’i •■t of.if e n I it amm •l •I ki . 11»w it* »•: •n*1»*i»«> ••f hum ^ 1 » ft id i \•ur »l»uj? t *. ip I*. •til.tr »»/t. *■«**• num I R I'll I I I I'S. 1 ||y l '|, , » ll IhI d.iM tl »l I t > ►I . I*f4 I .»#• H>'\ •r» -I • ' I All of said improving, gi ailing. I hat tin 'penial a - -cs.-ment s pr< ) . M:. , •ty In 1' moth I.ITI'I . 1(! M•11•111Lr iill'l • •1.t 1$•ll••Ii^ 4 It \ 4 <»?II!f11M41••r1 a mI mist it.uti 1 ‘uMi h I turn 1I 1 •I il*l nr » I i *l . » • »l* 'ii* tllKrate m * id f » ' ITlIi •milt, l Im. I . si X Vidl'l for by tin- ti-olutmri to he n i •• .i *• I• • .iii * f •• i *i \• In* %•• I ti •t . I iHV I l»"utuiitig uml uliiilliiig up n Fightlt tllr pllll.- and >| fmatmn f -i construction, reconstruction, paving | il| u | it II ll •I I •.1 l.lCli** II •• .1 •»•!»« *•'$.' |» I •' •I * ••*• 1 .h and i uti iisl .igain-t the pti ! 1 « 1 1 b. In . ill Slillfold Xl.'IIU'' -an! p?"l" • ed 11*11>1 •melil of in r»tt 0.1 * I ' .• 4. tl ' . .1 | • (|| \ 1*1. •|i t ill I•%1• i and re pavi ng to he done in c om 1 iitv bounding and abutting upon a lii < » [\ I* 'N I I I \ I •: \M * l\ I I •\ I 'i I •»M« ' liul I ' 1 '[ 'I i - A w tru will be belli Si 11 et I.i •w. . I n k Au-ii'ii • I » t • ». In l •fliiilil I.I trike •» * I*al*CU .ll 111 ! ' nt I W m pi|mice with plans, sp e cifn atioii.-, ,,,id improvenieut -ball be payaldi fit 1* •l b ' lb. lllip lo '. let III I'l.'Xlded :*ti$ri width of 2 t iii..! Elm \ ' etilie. 1 (*l K r> profllea and estimate.- of said pio al lln option of tin- pioperty own f •! b ' t III ■ i <- — •*1u 1loll, ui -1 l lint <he I; -loll hl-l eby niul tin 1 ot luipioveniiiit of Seventh e is owning prop. 11 y hounding and w ln> Ii aid p lan -, •pei itira |(j lines the neccs.'jity lot the pav ' H. poaeil S tree t fiom I'ark Avenue t.. Oak '•'•••"n.g upon -o. h improvement a- - pe, ml ll--. --m .-nl- to l,e made and llig. 11- paving, hnrd surfacing and c n / n : ' n c L ' C B r r i a > t i i D n n a i i i i R i i i l l M B 1 ||i c i s e i t h i i in full wi thi n t h n t ) entered ag alli-l all lot- amt lami- 11 luu d-ui ' f acing of said portion et Avenue, now on file in t lie o f f ii c •f f. d a y s a I tei said a-- c s s mc r i t s shall ad.ii’iiung and contiguous , i bound Orange S t i n t as aforesaid, a tho City Managci of t he City >1 stand cquuli/.cd, a ppt ox e d and con mg and abut I ing upon ................ - ^ y |IU,,U, impri, Vl.ment B a n f u t d , Fl oti ll a, which said pl ans, ‘ f lrllM.4|, „ r ,.,,,,,,1 a nnu a l in I»Iji I«<I *iii |«i nYcmi'tit hhall l>i* iiiuili1 HU.II t.lt \III* HE IT I C R T I I K R R E S O L V E D . ■pecificntimis, profiles nnd cslnnut s tal lrnents wi th i nterest at the tute iI|mn a f*M»t fiulitii^i* Imi' I ' . that l> o it i) i i i ; k s/ " That a total cxpemliture not ex per c e n t . pci annum to *n>, that in the |H«*|>ar*itlull cl •s liave In-in heretofori' approved of i-lglit i ceiling Eight Thousand Five llun , II It.II i •R \ It!•; •b•}•>-J v (•-tv V A •{••{•4-V 4 - 4-+ 4-❖ <•■{"(•<•-frV ^ by the t ’lty ( "inmission and coiisti- upon all d e f e r i e d p a y me nt s f i o m the Nptcial !iMM»f*hinfiit mil uovor- idled and Ninety t$H59U.OO) D»l 1 c . 4 :• ;• •: 4-v y <■•: T + + + + 4 - 4 + :-+♦ ♦ ♦ OKI) i i i ; i; ' + it the* i*«jfit«*iiiplati*il nnpinvcmuiit, lats is hereby authorized to cover I g . tu te the plans and specifications ami a f t c i the t i me said special a •• + ^ - c - si ne nt s - hal l he and stand final r in h * |M*uu»I aNbOKMiii'iith .shall ho lie the i ,,-t of paving, ie paving, haul HIGH (.It Mil-: ■! + f o r said Work, therefore, <+ O It It I I It E S B E IT R E S O L V E D . That the ty i"|iinli/.. . approved and confirm l. imiucd and prorated a -io id in g to surfacing 4+ and te hard surfacing •; id. and, tin fm t frontage of the re pcetive C ity ('onmussion of the (Tty of I )t ange St i i d bet wi •ell 1 ark Axe ll l ( . I I t.R HU•: 4* ill IT F U R T H E R R F .S O I V K D |» - p* i t -e- -penally h .n e l i i i .d by •: * I Sunfiud. Florida, deem- it advis 11 ii H i i i ; i: mn and Elm Axeiim . ;» w hllb nf 1 1 k* . able, as a necessary public improvi- Tliut thi- resolution shall la- and '-‘ id im piovcmenl. ■> 4fi'i I w bn h -aid um uf 1-IK bt Th .U + 4heroine effective IlllUlediati'ly (loin lit 11 )' I R l l l l . R It*.SOI.\ ED, sai'd and l ive Huiuli rt! and N met y inent t o pave, te-puve, liatd mu 4 + I. and a ll . i tlpassage and adopt ion -:-4f a c e ami ic-hnrii su rface with sheet i l $k.V.M) OO l I lol In i- i- lilt* lull* 1 •> > I i do V o I I), t ..h. I • o i l . of the i i l y " t .'-aiifoid. Ulm Adopted tl asphalt on a (t inch mck ha-. , r<++ 11mated i " - t "I -aid llltpfnv ft* lent 4id.i ill u i i- l du i ai vv it ti tin pi ov is placing the present 9 fool buck A 1) 192 l t but tie- i ii t ire lostt of i h r llll •>+ 0 il- of S e it l ol is l ol and 11»2 of the F O R R E ST LAKE pavement, Seventh S tre e t fiom 1. hhall ll *• a provemi n t af"ii + > 1 hi.f tcl of the XTty of S a t . fol'il, S o (IIA sE + 1Park Avenue to Oak Avenue, a r**|»rl l> abut T sessed a g a m - t al ' F h o s c p r i s o n s h o l d i n g m e : 1.! t * c l + > 1 1 i ida, shall | i m m l without d e ­ ( .1 M A R S H A L L . 2 width of 21 fe et; that all of said •> :• in thnt po III III ing and f l ou t i n g • A- (hr City t "iiiiuls-loii ,.f lh< lay to ma k e a special a - - i - s mei il paving, ie paving, hurt! surfacing bet Weell l ’u> h of (•runge St i + • p tn v lia :e d fro m ( ’l i i 'i s B l a n c urej loll, a*ses>s|ng the - p e d a l beiietits anil re- hard surfiti'iug of Seventh City of S u n fo t>1. H " i ala ----------- U---------------- ■■ ■: Buy a CLARK JE W E L Gas Rantfe at Ball Hardware Co. Iy Fashion Hint your home Sheetrock f T ~ RESOLUTION NO. 181 TIRE SALE F. P. R I N E S EOR S AL E WOOD SHEETRO THE WALLBOAii F ir e p r o o f RESOLUTION NO. 178 .1. I). DAVISON M alaria Leaves A H eavy M ark G A R D E N PEAS K I L G O R E S E E D COMF1 ! THE NEW Special lor a Few Da vs HOt'.MIEEAT & ANDKKSON'I 30x31-2 Tubes................... $ 1.05 30x3 1-2 9.05 31x1 15.50 15.95 33x1 1-2 22.00 SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE TO HOLDERS OF MEAL TICK1 FOR BELL CAFE San Ju a n G a ra g e C om p any Street ns aforesaid, shall he done At ti -t !. to I,.- l i e i i v e d as the J c--i.lt ot l In impi'ovi it., lit i ohtempl.it ed agai l i sl all lot- ami land- adj o i ni ng and cont iguous or hounding and abut ling upon su. h impl ov emeli t. and upon Ilu- compl et i on ot said a s s e s * lu.-iil loll to cause a copy t he r e of ' t o he published two ti mes con-ccm rm Ii week, news PRO V ID IN G tivelv, ovety, on. o n .ee eacii weei.. in m aa new* (Seal) P hi l li p' , t tty Clei I. Avenue and E l m Avcntu entie to 1•1 impruved l,.v the paving, re paving hard s ur f a c i n g and re hurdsurfio ing of -ai l portion i-f I (range S t r e e t , a width of 21 feet, ami a gai l i s l all lot - and lands ailjoin.tvanil C'lhtigui.n- oi houndi ng and a b u t t i n g upon said i m p r o v e m e n t . If In s tric t compliance with the plans. Specifications, profile* and esti mates th erefo r, now on fill in the V office of the C ity Manager of the a City o f San fo rd , Florida, which •aid plans, specifications profiles and estim ates have been heretofore that Eight Thousand Five Hundied It E SD I. I TION hj() N||iH) , j s ; i;m.uii, Dollar, .. approved by the City Commission and constitute the plans und specF O R T H E PA V IN G . R E - I ' W l’u,' 1,‘ h* ' t »• S a n f " ^ L 1 l*, r ‘ |t he total . ,in :m tisl cost of si.i.l I M i . IIAKII S U R F A C I N G AND •" ‘ ««d s,.e. u.l as t.(i||U li)|)lljU.1, „y enient in the ificalion s for suid proposed im ­ provement of Seventh S tr e e t bcR E HARD SU R F A C IN (« OI Nl , " 1 1 I " 1’ 1 •" d •' 1 11,1 paving, r e p a v in g , hard surfuiini: . tween I'ark Avenue and Ouk Ave­ M t i l l T H H T ItE ir r FROM SA N *° al1 " w,u,> MIIlj , e hard-urfacing of tm.d por FORD A V EN U E TO C Y P R E S S M»d ►pecml assess l|(11| w S lr t.a> u , nue, a width of 24 feet, und this Communion hereby declare* the lie A V E N U E , A WID TH O F 21 11 * 11*"' 1,1 ' J '" 1" " '1 ' ,l1' |y against ull lots un.i iho proviMonB of lln* ( h a t t e r of ilu* , - .Ceaaity for the paving, re-paving, r r.ivi * _ . , Iiii*u» «i(ijuiiiin^ and coiitii;uoua in City of Sanford. Florida, a d e f ii i- 1, , , . .. hard ■urfncing und re-hard su r fa c ­ ---------. hounding und a b u t t i n g U|»on sam W h erea. the City CommisM,... of ■»«' U e and place where r..n ,plaint* jm ll(|li Uu. u{ $iAitUU ( 1 , ing o f euid portion of Seventh E S t r e e t a* uforeaaid, a* a n ecesiary the City of Sanford. F l o r i d a . ' will he heard and when *a.d »pec- lh „ vutlntulvtl VUMt ,K.r fronl flM„ deem* it advi.al.le to improve. |'u! aa*e**n.ent roll will be finally f()r VvIlient> . public improvement. B b I T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , j grade, corutruct. reconstruct, pave confirmed by the (Tty Commission: 1JK , T j. i k t II E R R E S O L V E D , j Xhwt ft is the il'term in atlon of this ' T h a t u total expenditure not e x - j u n d re pave with sheet asphalt on * , l l l , ig us un Equalizing H 'urd. ts inch rock base, the following B E II F U R I HER RESOl.N E D . 1 C'otnmiooi.iii thut nil lots und lunds eroding One Thousand E ig h t Hun­ dred and S ix ty Nine and 26-100 , S t r e e t in the City of San fo n i, Thut the special asse ssm en t. P ~ ‘ l udjl>inill|f „ nd conttguous or bound vide.I for by thi* lt-solulion to be I . ($1 8 6 9 .2 6 ) D ollar* ia hereby uu- Florida, to-wit: trig nod ‘ ubuttmg upon Orunge E IG H TH S T R E E T , From Sun- made nnd entered ugumst the prop thorized to cover the coat of pav­ S t i e e t between I’ark Avenue und 'e rty bounding und ubuttmg upon ing. re-paving, hard aurfacing and ford Avenue to C ypres* Avenue. Ail of said improving, grading, J said improvement shull be pnyable rd su rfa c in g Seventh S t r e e t b e ­ C O U R T IN G B L IN D N E S S tween P n rk Avenue and Oak Ave- construction, reconstruction, p a v - 'u t the option of the property own­ Jiao, a width o f 24 feet, which auid ing ahd re-paving to he done in coin cr* owning property bounding and Is what you arc doing when vou neg­ aunt o f One Thousand E i g h t llun - p|ianec with plana, specification*, abutting upon »uch improvement as lect twitching, watery, bloodiiiot, %or« eyes. Leonardos Golden Eye Lotion ; , d i e d S i x t y Nine and 25-100 ($1809.- profiles and estim ate* o f aaid pro- J follows; either in full within thirty.' cures nearly every eye disease. Cools, Improvement o f E ig h th day* a f te r said assessments shall 2 6 ) D ollars U the to t a l aatimated posed heals and strengthens. Get “Lroofrom Sanford Avenuo to staud equalised, approved and con- ard iV * It makes strong m * . At all o f aaid im pro vam eo t; t h a t th# afore- jCypreaa Avenue, now on f i l » in the j firmed, of In ten equal unnualjn- RESOLUTION NO. 179 I'fid's TREATMENT FOR BAD AFTER FIFTY YEARS + • 4- > •> 4j, . •j. «{• A Perfeci Pipe C h a r a l a f* ol L o n d o n , n h r r fift y x r m r * o f pif>e-fnaLinf*, p r e s e n t s th*» U M i* KhO Ak d ie p i p e th at » !e » n s Itself. M a d e it* L o n d o n c4 c h o i c e A l ^ e n u n U n i v p i f , l!u$h-niountPi) v*itf* i* h « n d - i u t . h.lpt «*at apu.litv V u l t m n ip MciiL Cuiititrin a *«!(•<le a n e r w h ic h . * o t n p l r t e l y u n d e r th e I h »w 1. e l i m i n a l e s u n y cl ftDvv of m U . l tuMm;? (H ic s tc d to la iiiK ra n t O . to lie th e m K .’I) by to th e a ire m c n t. 6 0 ITvDrRBO.Vg l. said ttlwl /vll/ fuurulil,, J f/y J O E R 1 J Z E N'STKIN i4 ♦ .4. * + * * + -V+ + M ILK - ++*■ * 4- EG G S PRATTS Laying Mash, SUNSHINE Scratch . DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT Dairy Feed T --------.1 T R I A L O R D E R POULTRY I C O N V IN C E “ Y o u r M on ey Hnclt if Y o u a r e N o t FH H i j*y . - .‘a W IL L YOU- S a tis fie d .” SANFORD FEED & SU PPLY CO. y Myrtle ^venue and Fpurth S tr e e t. JNO: W. SN EED , v»va* W M th e rest new �' . . . .,v ; d< - 4 *_ ■; <t ' V, ' - « ■ ' ri& W f* * _■ _ - -I-irl ■ ,M r, ■' il , (h i , 1 ;*i e T w rrm n , <f‘K » l. SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1924. rrtxr out delay to make a special as- ford, Florida, and a s on a rate of ex-officio of Florida la, 1023, said bonds to bear Issu e of Bonds by the City of San- State of New York, said bond* be­ less than Five and Bossment roll, assessing the spe­ Blind Tru stees of the C ity o f S an - interest a t the lu te o f Five and ____ N ew s fonj,p _______ Florida,, ______ In the______„ Sura of 0 n a ' l " 4 th* denomination of One , . . . cial benefits to be received as the ford, Florida, and the seal o f said ‘'"e -h n lf <6 H % ) per cent, per an - Hmulrcd S l x t y Five Thousand T h « J“ nd ($1,000.00) Dollars each (5W % ) per cent. rap h s T h e-righ t to reject any and nt c j , „ Hum and a r c to be dated J u l y 1st, .. ,* . , _ . j and to bo numbered from 1 to 50, result o f the improvement content- r i i v cn iM , *»,„ o j i v C Il, n . H I . . . I l l d . , of S ,p . J 0 b . „ ti 105 , , ; M l . r . for M l.n U p .1 P o r p o .o ., I h . ^ nunlbw, IlK lo l| „ : , . 1J bond, bids-is reserved. j _______ • plated ag ain st nil lots and lands tY DEEDS Proposals should be add tom ber. A , » * poyoblo orroi . n n U .i ly on £ ° c' ' d" “ " . T ' , '■ T . will fco v . l l d . l c d by . d « r o . o f !a r e so l u t io n P r o v i d i n g i ■dJ°in to g » " d contiguous or bound. JI. C ,I)iiHose ,o „ oF 0 “ R “ I o “ K E ' l<t . n a J u l y l , t o f e a c h ' t o > _ U ~ J to t M y p , Im c l „ ult o t lho s , „ nth F o rrest Lake, S. O. Chase and F O R T I I K P A V IN G , R E - P A V - f ,n» * ,,d "b u ttin g upon such lmlot 08 of San(S o .l) S O. C H A S E , I ........ L u .............. Prove «"■* E »lon o l b . S o w e r . , , Judk|>| c l „ „ | , , h, S u „ o f J . Marshall, as the City 1NG, H A RD S U R F A C I N G AND rrovem ent, and upon the cumplelion to Sanford ; sion of the C ity of Sanford^ 3 C H FA C IN G O F ,iorv ° * Bnid assessment roll to R E -H A R D 8CJRFAC1NG A s the full faith and credit o f the Ida, aitd as ex.pffieio Bond |n,„ widewdr, to SPU R RIN G STREET FROM cause a copy thereof to be pub­ City consecutively, San fo rd , Florida, is irre- tees of the City of Sanford, tpany, lot three, SAN FO RD AVENUE W F S T lished two times ex-offlcio i,l) and also lot r TO P A R K AVEUNB/A* *\tal> TH J on« ^ ; vocabty pledged for tho puyment Ida,, a t Sitnfard, F lo rid a ,.. i'ikThousand $1,000.00) Dollars cnch, * . . . . . , newspaper week, in a newsp. \ . m t ‘ numbered H4, entitled: City o f Sanford, Floridn. tier, all necord-i o f the principal and in terest o f said W ITNESS obr hands as the City uland to tie numbered from 1 to lvtVi ^ . J O F 16 F E E T . !{ [j puldieh^l m S a h f ^ i ’a map of S a n . . 4. , , , . . , i*' i “An Ordinance Providing f o r an A t te s t: L. R. P H I L L I P S , .M .•, tnohlng•' tc Commission Ofi the City of Sanford, i...... *dn iiumuc. numbersh incUmive: o i v . * . Raid . o bonds ; , , r. - i u. . 1. , iB»U0 bonds, “v ' ^sellj m.» K>l I said T' •spH'lq! jT»--- 1 7 ’’husclun i r Hseftmcnt " ' ^ " 4" * f t 0, 000. City Clerk of the City o f Sanford, W hereas, the.f fhyfjCk^mmiKsion j rtdl * " iniblBhed n ’riotfc* directed Florida, ,and as c**oifld» « ill lie validated by a decree o f the S' l,. t *! v, . ° lV ,8 ? . U c * ^ " * T h is issue of bonds to be sold ^•$,' Kjoblom to Florida. Circuit Court of tho Seventh J u - * " n " r‘ ‘ ° rl< * ’ m ° Um,, su b je ct ho the approving opinion o f T m stecg o f the C ity o f 4-T‘a . Anderson of th e ' C ity o f Sanford. Florida, ! to n" ',r,,JH,r,>r w m m Interested in M t t l W t i o n 17*? j l i t i 8au1 aPeci° l n*sesament*, sintinir di.iHl C ircuit of the S t a t e of F lo r- H “ >’ S®. ^ . Caldwell & Raymond, to be fur- Florida, and the seal of skid ( .coeds to be Derived from the Sale (r a pruvy ' ill nrn will, :1b - N O T IC E O F S A L K O F $163,000.00 ^ |i c# f pamMi'ilii' range 30 tlfcmn it ft*Jvino ) in nrroriln accordance with »l>.. the provisions nished by the City of- Sanford, on thi* 84th d a y S e p t e m b e r , , ,, , . .. . ... , T h ereo f to he Used to Build and grade, construct, reconstruct, pave ,lf lht, o hartor of c i t y of Sanford, P U B L I C I M P R O V E M E N T hm Florida. d v #IM The full faith anil credit o f the . . . Kou i p n Municipal J a i l , duly BONDS OF T H E C I T Y k 8 . Evnn*, Iota aml r c .|,a Ve wit*h r.htet aaphalt <m riurWa, a definite time and place All bids must be accompanied by F O R R fe S T iL A I' * 11 v of Sanford, Florida, is irrevoc, . . . .. .. —, . ; passed and adopted on the 1 1 th • OF SAN FORD, Bon 7 ^ T n i n d-inch rock base, the following where complaints will be heard and n certified check for Two ( O ^ ) (Seal) S . O'. C H A f f E ^ - i ably pledged for the payment of the ](lnv llf A ,, in I day of August, A. I*. 1924, should F L O R ID A per cent, of the amount o f tho C. J . M A R S H A L L , prim ipal and inleri'st of said issue N. Turner and i s t r e e t in the City of Sanford, ( when said special assessment roll I be rniifieil, approved und cunfirmed Notice is hereby given that up will be finally c m fir m e l by lhe V. Wheeler to , . ... , , , ' ‘ , ... , r, bonds to be sold. As the City Commission of tilt of bonds. , by the electors of :he ( By of SunAMOUNTS B ID L Long, lot two * 1 • * City Commission sitting fts mi to and until 3 o'clock p. m. on the FOR SA ID City of Sanford, Florida, and a * This issue of bonds to be sold ^ t of a part of j S P U R L IN G STREET, From Kipiulising Rourd fi rd, H o rid a, nini whether the l!<Hh day of October, A. .1) 1924, B O N D S M U S T B E S T A T E D IN ox-ofTicio Bond Tru ste es o f U X subject to the approving opinion j,' "'jj p 10 , south ° f ! s a n f < r d Avenue west to l'uik provided for III said ordi- D o l L A R a A N I) c e n t s . BK IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , sealed propn>als will be received J L I . A R S AN D C E N T S . City of Sanford, Florida. of Cnldwell ^ Raymond, to be leration, $ 1 ,000.1 Avenut> nances should he issued hy the City 1 hat th ■ .‘•pocial ass issnu-nts pro- by F o rrest Lake, S. O. Chase and hd husband to 1 Bids may be submitted in the nl- A t te s t: L. R. PH ILIPS, ’,sh,‘d *’>’ U" ' 1 ,l> >,f ■ s ‘“ ,ford' of Sanford, I’lorida, in the manner k 30. township, I Ali o f said improving, grading, vu.vd for by this resolution to be C. J . Marshall, ns tb P City Com- j>;j "rida. ternntive ns to ra te of interest City Clerk of the C ity o f Sanford^ fl cast; consiil - 1 construction, reconstruction, pnv- rmnie and entered nmiinst the mission of tipi City of Sanford, and for the purposes in said nroibonds are to bear, alternative bids 1 Florida. All hills must he accompanied by property bounding and abutting |,rFlorida, for uu' the i purchase One a certified check nf Two ( 2 ' ) per nances pmvided and set forth, and, K I c |*jnt to ' ing and re.paving t j bu done in I'lwjivisj itiiu tiiiuiiinM lurma, itir m m i w f of wnv j Whereas said ordinances provide Ltion 25 town- r 0,nl,dnn‘’‘' with plans, specilicunp„n said improvement siiall lie Hundred Sixty-five Thousand cent, iif the amount of the bonds MKIMIIIT UK s e l l n o I. F I MO for the issuance of bonds tty the gauge 30 east, lions, profiles and estim ates of payable at the option of ihe prop- ($165,000,00) Dollar Public Im ­ t o tie sold, consideration, said proposal improvement of ertv x n u x o i.K ro i x t i ('ity* of Sanford, F'lnridn, for m u­ properly provement Bonds of the City of •wuers owning AM OUNTS B ID FOR S A ID p JB , Spurling StreetI Florida, the proceeds to nicipal purposes, in the total sum from Snnfi rd |bounding und abutting u|.on such Sanford, FI k i i i i t i i i : i* i.n io n Kv in \ r: j i u : aoTii. lo it. kY£H ®”d 9 ' . " j |Avenue west to Park Avenue, huw 1impiiivi'mi'iit ns follows, either in be derived ffrom the saie thereof to BONDS M U S T B E S T A T E D IN 1 of $325,909.00, said bonds to be of rmmr, lot 5 oT Til* f -*I !■*% %itii; t •*!*»•» t nfth**r »•*'*•l |it * iivhI of |ii«t Hrhtofil I m l E A R S AND C E N T S . fi*i 1 hr in r Unl i*i)t1lnn Jun*' lOlh, ] !S I, with ] the denomination of $1,060.60 each, I *li ml ** **f >*•t»»i tie11#* i 'i ’ll til v )jvision of the on file in the office o f the City , full within thirty days a fte r said be used to enlarge, improve and Bids may la* submitted in th e ; tit' F tlii'ii t v t--| Hit), util i f Yk ui i (i til •* out fl(Aiit! idh au«l It xlmrmtfOt of tjllfel consideration, Manager o f the City of Sunt'ord, a.isessmeut s shall stain, equalized, extend tin- sewerage system of the hearing interest at the rate of five A ah > nini th** v ii ti h «»r Hi l»no I Pr* ifu T i y n f t l i» i Florida, which said plans, specili- approved ami confiimed, or in ten City of Sanford, Florida, said alternative as to rate of interest and one-half per centum per an ­ JS* i11111»•I•<‘»*uic • ii>« i (M»!i*4 nu I !n ii Ul h till) iif Auiic, U»2 4. Ly fh** COUlUyf/’ 1 •*. h i .) . t 1'iit.t , in i i i h i |"H i ii h I i h»* Hii|$*'rl ut mni!**hl *»f P u b l i c I n x t r u f d o n and Investment ^ ( atic.ns, profiles and estim ates have (»|Un] annual i t : a i l m e n t s with in- bonds being general obligations of b, tills are to bear, alternative bids num inter eat payable sem i-annual­ i# 11•i * j.u l»t o|$♦ arut*-1 tiiii )>t uv IcImiih nf * *ba|il **r Aot^ of m s , lit. Uatlift. lot to tie based on a rate of interest I r_______ to K. It. b«en heretofore approved hy the teres! at the rate of eight per cent, said Cit\, authorized by Ordinance . i UK ly on the first days of J u ly und ..l Y* *4 if l*’ lt«I •l.l tcording KlfNKHT AM•»H « r«»ll«*r than Five and one-half Sanford; consid |the plans and specifiealionr for per annum i i |m u i all deferred pay- No. KM, duly adopted on the 11th less J a n u a ry , said entire issue of bonds i 5 ' j ' , I per cent. lenirrHl *irlt»uil r ') w to C wor^’ tfifrrfo re, I ruents fn.m and a f te r the time .|uy of August, A. D , 1924, and by to m ature thirty y ears from the "A* The lig h t to reject any and all I b \ J i , , 1 i * h i' f . t t D I f i r} I m* !****! f 211 i t s * 95 and" 96 of I , RF.SOLVIvD, T lint the HI(nl rpecial assessm ents -hall be an election held thivmghout tho d ale of the issuance thereof, both $ Mi l M a lie} i n t W itiian t* ldiin.it ) l **i 1**^4 Non# 4 is lv aonr\ed. Iril Heights atlilii ^ l^y ( omniissioli o f the t .ty of „ t„j <tUnd finally equalized, ap City of Sanford Inds F'loriilu, the pimi ipal and interest of saiii lb o rii.sn! i should be mlilrcs't'd to j Nil Ha l:i in i Iri ft it i r y 1 P**l M l .«* V", $1,099. Sanford, Floridn, deems it ndvis- proved and Confirmed, and 22nd day o f September, A. I). bonds to be payable at some bank llrcrl|*lie f*»r nit uttmihm -----i ,,Me> “ * « necessary publi- imHF. IT F U R T H E R RFrSOIA FD, ip24, pursuant to Chapter 9K97. P urest latke, S. O. Chase and C. in the City* of New York, S t a l e o f , I i "111 T hy ' •ll* i i n ! T d ' * MU 3 M 72 2 uu I P E R M IT S provement to pave, re-pave, hard That this resolute n sluill be and Laws of Florida, 1923, said bonds .1 Marshall, as the City C nm rn is-, New Y'ork, in lawful money of the P n c m T i i r d l i r t u r - M mJ I * * bill AM h I iHit Y•ill) |it t * H i Hi •lr iii 14 I’ a • theofCity l|*i *1i’i ift*l T t v r. : i l 4' mIH|HI rd, between Park ( "Ufface and re.hard surface with become effective immediately fiom |,, hear interest at-ion the ofrate Civoof Sanford, P’lor United S t a t e s of America, and. f ' t **||l niliii iilb-r r**l * |i nl nit Ta i li.i l l 1 I " III venue, two story ' sheet asphalt on a 6-jneh rock Jins’., and nf l e t its pa s s a g e and adoption. „rid o n e - h a l f ( .T*j , ' ; I per cent, per ida, ami ns ex olficin Bond TrusV>i Win tens a canvass o f the returns \ rr* nt i ’•mi j•ti nl b » I Mill l\»N 4 h 7 r. 12 of the City of Sanford, F l o r ­ ; a Oil ,000; John J e f -1 Spurling Street from Sanfi rd S»i» i» ii H at/ hi v ( tt fn | I ’.tin | e t I ft It r roiit Adopted this IM lllIV of ficto annum and are to be dated Ju ly of Hind election shows prinm facie f' l!'V2 .*i Kr..m i *Iit li I v li"' , i 11 11111 l|ia I . 1* * *»'-**'* ida, at Saul old, Florida, hth and Ninth ■Avenue wesl to Park Avenue, a l,er A. D. ll>24. f,L t r.o 1st 1924. and to mature duly 1st, lluil the result of said election was f mm VjM h 11* i ‘fiir 11•♦f» 1 f. (H HJ Dll W I T N E S S our hands as the Citv ICT. 9* 1.10 I hi It U J m m widtii of 1 U feet; that all of said F O R R E S T LAKE, 1054, interest payable sem i-an ­ in favor of tin* approval, adoption i iimmission of (lie t ity of SanE N SK S paving, re paving, hard surfacing S. O ( B A S E , M S.tfl.TI ■ \1 « i k llltf 1 hi !.t nr*’ nually on January l>t ami Ju ly 1st ami confirmation of said Ordi 11 l*tli ii r*(ain f i! 1** f**r y iii*tnih»i boniilmg house, ami re-huid surfacing of Spurl ng f id. Florida, und in >x ofTieiu i J MARSHALL. of each year, both principal and ill nances No- HI, K2, KM and Kl, and I Y|ip MiIi i| (nl It '•*!** relilll mi reliant. Street, as aforesaid, -hall tie do'll As lli, i ,ty Co mmi s si on of tin- ( ity Pond Tru stees of the • ity of San1 2 * 140 on dltt i I* i **i T* tic li*’ r v terest til ing payable nt New York, in favor of the issuance of bonds H.1*I 1 IM) Tt * it v i j .-j i a l !■»11 •.f Pa | 'v fciriilf. Ro.vn1 F.\ in K(r ii.t conqdiani e with the plan , fold, F’lorula, and the seal of s a d o f S u n t u r d , F’ l oi nl n . j .)•• a . v \ilniiiiinl r *«<• a in the state of New York, said in tin* total sum of T H R F ’.FI HUN V, $5. F I- Wood specifications, profiles and e-ti 1 ?ltu Otj City, on this the 21th day of Sep- j Ha In i y «*l Hu|i**rlnl' ml'm At tc -1 bniranee t ompany, | bonds being of the denomination S 4 Oil DKF'.D AND T W E N T Y F IV E (ai i 11* ia fi 11*I ,\1 ■h*fur < t \|i 11'1' •* ■ * f I' * *>I ail t J ff tllcris F’alls In nates therefor, now on file in tin t. tuber A. D 1921. L. R P H I L I P S . :i'» .*. •» I tn ill* Mini* f. *? Hu,ii»l iiti*l Hui»**r liti ►)»*!• ul of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dol­ TH 111'SAND i $325,000 out Dollars 7*. HI) Pi 'ill 11•* f, $5, F\ L. Wood I otTii'e of the City Manag-T of lb •a Ft lit R E S T L A K E , City Clerk. hy tin* City of Sanford, F'lnridn, in ; o imi lars each, and to he numbered from |l» ]i* a ** ** of 1 ; karii) fia •I*ili fer Insurant e Com ( ity o f Sanfi rd, F lorida, w|i b Publi sh ! ti me I7lh *.: * Oil i Si a I i S n CHASE. fiiYiitati' B r r'aima* i H * h ! 1 * i v tin* manner and fill the purposet to 165. both numbers inclusive; M * uu Woodruff, North said plans, specifications, pro I 1 •. t ***** i C. J M ARSH A I L. 1 provid' d for in said ordinances. i rtI* Oil Ait *•* 'I* Y stud bonds Mill be validated by a cuntile insurance 1 H ull Ul> and estim ates have been in i <to n o t i c e o f S A L E O F 110,000 00 v I H 11 S (I ,U11» v I * II ii I I As the City Commission of tIn' j Now th erefore, in pursuance o f : F‘. L. Woodruff. JI*U 0*1 decree of tin- Circuit t ourt of the ! y•la mh »H - fi fore approved by the < it y *' on mi \ HU(> HU • :t\ of Sanford. Florida, and a s ] nu order o f the Court herein made, 1 M C N IC 1P A L C E M E T E R Y tiHurunee Company, N*. * •n I. •t 11 * *f Seventh Judicial Citcilil of the r.0&an i m . i u .i ) : (* 11 * i p * 1 1 • *• ! I*t Tiff' V \ iifr. iliT l a f * i * i V * • « • % » I* I H Herald, nvwapa sion anil constitute the pbn - . mi e\ otTicin Bond TrusiceH of the RONDS O F T H E CITY S ta te of l-'tnrida. notice is llelehy given Ihut the brd Credit Assoeia specificatiuiis for said pio-i I Ciiy uf San fo rd , Fb'iid a. O F SAN FORD. i . . imli t't^l p..' Tin. full faith mid credit of the i 't n i ' i o and tax payers of the City •■.1 1 ^ llllM 1 "lll In bureau. $10; Blue improvement of Spurlm-’ :i> ,i F L O R ID A Attest !.. It P H I L I P S , City of S a n f o r d , Florida, is irief Sanford, Florida, ate by* said Ire , retail merchant, |. . , , . . III t l l . U 1,00 niti, tw i in fin. retail merchant. Sunf,,rd Av.-nu.* and •I- | Notice IS hereby given that up pledged f,,r the payment o f ' By r lerk of the < ity " f Sanford, requited to !>■■ ami appear t i * >r, meat market, $5 ; , A'niiue, a width of 16 t '• u ,,d |to and until 2 o'clock p. in. on the Florida. pl’iii' ipal and interest of said befure ttie ' ircuit Court of the li'kjiry, Ayijnuu, meat i this f t mniission hereby i m i i .i x i m i r i K x * 'In’ ( 20th day of October, A. D 1924, Issue of lairiils. I'' H l h 4 I li * I 1 L ( t i T H T OF Seventh Judicial ( 'ircuit of the |a Pugh, cold drink the niwessity for the paving J U D I C I A L scab'll proposals will be received . I,, !>g »' Id , This issue ............... of builds 1HE SF.\ F.N I )i A SHUTS S ta te of Florida, on Ihe IKth tiny of paving, uud xwrfacurg ..:.d n - J , hy Forrt„ t U k c . S . O. Chase and „ , „,,, npi ' rovi ng opitii'iii . . . . f( lift 'I 'I T O F T H E S T A T E O F (ictnbrr. A. D. 1924, nt ten o ’elock Ml E. F’irst Si. ret . r n r r s l S r h o t . l I'llllil hard surf.King of no. I 1 • > • " f ' , j Marshall, as Um City Com„ r < A ................. I COKID IN AND FO R S E M ­ 15.in), I, 1 o he t at a nr , at Si»nf• *1. in 1 hi* I ’minty of * »>*H !*i H Hoilfk n • 1 f <' i .•ifoi i „i I a a til ' * t 1 . H * ell F' F'irst St , re IN O L E ( o t V IA IN t II AN- Si*mino!i* and .MhI i * ■. f Y li*ritliit mi ssi on of the City of S a n f o r d , ,,,..(,,.,1 |,v i iiy * i Si inf oi ' l , * . 1* . 1 '1 »Y• • « i ; i »7 npi es- ni y * uli1 c inmi'ov con-iit, [Ml. l i f f %u • - li fl tin \\ ,* i i i lit ] n 1* t •wi K ii mi Florida, for the purchase of Ten j.|,inij 1K < KR \ . raiiHo if 1 ri'i-ri aii<l then* to j-h'ivv blon. (iolilst)oi o, 11 HE I I F l it I H E R R K S d l \ I' D. 1 hout.and ( $ 10.000 011) Dollar Mu A || |M,]s must be acconipami d l y < ity of S n n f ' u d , Fl ori da, a rmmici 4|ie*flu) T hi 4**h«»«l IlUt aUl [$5.00. any (hey tuive. v.Jiy si iitl l Fund n That a total expenditure not ev nu ipal Cemetery Bonds of the City pal (' iiipotiitioii, by ami t hr o ugh xh**ul<l ii" t ll|* VJl 1III.'1I'll nnd cull pidemnn. 3rd and (ink a ' i itllieil i Ins k for Two (2' < I pel it. % : tin 1 7 I*1! 1 ■ " 1 * « I'lfi | 1- 1 H* •* 1 i » emit i actio . $ 10.00 reedi ng l o u r T t i o u - a n l F’ ivi Hun uf Sanford, F’londn, the proceeds cent. •if tin* amount of the bond1 fr* 11" *• 1 r .he W F> t H -t Luke. S. O Ch a s e and firmed. «'*’ft ih H.t * .. . • •%11 ’* f »I*•11 i* i 1c■••i•1 ! 1111•1% C«, 11M t tuk A ve, I e ilred and F’orty F’liur t $ l . 5 1 1 0 'i i C J Mat shall, c o m p r i si n g t he to be derived ft uni the sale th e re­ to he Sol i! . W I T N E S S my hand and the seal [55.00 Dollars is hereby a u llu>i izcd 1 < Ci|\ Co mmi s si on of tin* ( ity of of lho l Hi lilt < "lilt of the Seventh 6th and I 'v |u ess, rover the >st of pnvior n p.i ■ of to lie used to pun base unit ai A M O l' N T S HID F’o l t SA ID T> ci I ■ Suit ford, Fl or i da, vs S t a t e >*f I odli ini 1 It <ml ■f 1 1 < M il* of quire the necessary lands for u BON DS M U S T HE S T A T E D IN |t. $3 00 ing, hard su rfm in g m il i, linm i i a iii i i n i ' * rv. Palmetto A v e , F'lut nta, ex i d , Ge or ge A In* Florida, in and fur tin* < mint) of Municipal Cemetery and to nu I Mil I.A Its AND C E N T S M i i f a i i n g S pur l i ng S t u i In t m •n i, r it r rial st-ti «»«* I I t * nil C o d e s S t a t e A t t o r n e y tor Ole Seminole, on th i“ th*- 2 lt h day of prove and develop the lands so Buis may be submitted in the a! < I I " Park Ave., |Sanford Avenue and Pari, Avenue, i m o* > . 1 V ! I D «l H i a S e v e n t h J l ld o ml t itcutt of the purchased to make the tam e adapt lernnl Ive ns to rale of interest $6.50 Septem ber, A. D 1921. 1v "uO 00 a width of 16 feet, wlm li -aid sum Stall* of F'lnridn < itat i"ii Sanford and 9th of p'nur Thousand Fiv I 'I 000 ,0* ■ Hundred f,,r Hie purpose fPon saul, said u|te r n a tive t.uls t Ml l It l L (S e a l) I*!. A In HUH.ASS, $ln no bonds being general obligations of ,,, |„ based on a rule of i n t e n - l T " The t ili/ .ii- ami Tax Payers l J er k o f t h e I ' l l ' nit C o i n t o f t h e h ju-r Inl I n t IHai rlrl ci tei in, 10H Pul “ "d > " r , J *‘ 0ur 1 5 4 ,5 4 1 on i Did. than Five and one half »f the City of Sanford, Flmiihi Seventh Judicial ( ‘ircuit of F'lor ail merchant, $6.50 1 lurs is the total estimated i ost of s t u d City, authorized by Ordinance l \ .. ( i 1 - ' 'III vf ,) ||<|||1j, Whereas, a petition has been filed hine Co.. <lak and |said improvement; that the e n t i r e [No. X I , duly adopted on the l l l h (.*,»,*; ) per c e n t. 3 ) 1 . flo Jl* } ’ Ida, in ami for Seminole ('utility'. III l|'I « •Hi I *■i , ltd J tl F VH* *» I » % I *| Ml I li | N ■ *1 « tic shop. S 10 .00. *j j,,. n g l q i ,, j,.j,.ci any and all the above entitled cause by the «? t 8 H> \ M. W E E K S , cost iif the improvement nfuie- day of August, A. D 1924, and by nn electhm held throughout the |UliN reserved. City > f San fo n l. F'btriila, l*y and I * i.t! ItU.UTtTk suiil, shall la* assessed against all D. C. IN It L IC EN SE S i to , through Foi rest Lake, S. D Chi,.,. G \V. S P E N C E R , J R . , V Nine nf Nrlittal V re*|*rri i and fronting CUy of Sanford, Florida, on the |*ru|*osuls should be addressed |L'ompany, ine'trpor property abutting 22nd day of September, A. D. 1924. p-lirresl Lake, N. O. Chase anti ‘" " i * JMnrshall, comprising the t*. 1 15: J E. Terwil upon that portion of Spurling A ttorney for Petitioner, L ru rfH l Icturer of concrete Street between Sanford Avenue pursuant to Chapter HM*” Laws of j Marshall, as the City Commis- City Coinmisstou of tin* City of * ... •,. M ••»)•»• > * imm | f .e«l4 t(H> HIP |V Willinms, te.stuii and Park Avenue to :nt so iniprov- Floritla, I92M said tiomis to bear Muii ,,f t (l(. ( qy „f Sanford, Fhir- |Sanford, F'lnridn, setting forth the N t iT I C B <>*•' S A L K O F J.tn.oOO.OO Se ll* • 1 1 li t li II ii f t 1,011 Ull Mai gate! F'oster, interest ut the rate of Five und tda. and as ex-ufficio B* nd Trus- ( fact that an election was ‘ln*Jil ' ------------.lull 00 :*. it.i ■ i v t'ixii t 11 nr* P U M . i H1 IM P im V KM E N T ; W Tl. Wight, real **d *’>* t 1'*’ imving, re paving, hard Too oo <>i a* » <. I ...1 l*| ..|M r t > one lint) ( 5 l r) per cent, pi I ant(„., il( thl, , ’j , y l)f S u n fo n ! F l o r u l a ,! throughout the City o f Sanford, IIHND^ O F T I I E C IT Y surfacing and re-hard Mirfiuiug L. B ri t t , N. As s ur H|*e>rlnl T b i liliel r l r l i |F'lorida, on the 22nd day of Sep OF SANFORD, Shop, 10H i’ark Avt*. ( f said portion of Spurling Street, nuni and ure to be dated J u ly 1st, at Sanford. Florida. ■ 1 1 , 1.1 J 7 111 u!.0 Ut) <• I'M f t N W , X N K S S <(Ur ,mn,1|( as , hl. , lt>. (ember, A D 1924, to determine Jt .* I 75. F L O R ID A a width of 16 feet, attJ against all 1924. and to mature July 1st, 1954. it M i uo s* » » ( 1 ill i Hurt IM P nl met t o Ave., ordinance certain i ::»o oo :*• i... "1 X |.|"|l Ml >■« lots and lands adjoining and con­ interest payable s e n t annually on ( ommi.hiun of the City of Sanford, } * bethel that 16.25. | W ,, 1*1 .)■« 1 1\ 1.1hi 411*11* A. l&O 00 ,,x . offu.i() |U.,.a numberetl M , entitled: Notice Is hereby given that tip • M1). bounding and abu t­ Jan u ary 1st and Ju ly 1 st of each K|l(r|(,B Canaatl City, re tiguous or year, both principal and interest Xrusleeg u i : x*.i oo Ti »1 \ 1 ting upon said improvement; “An Ordinance Providing f**r an ti* and until 2 n\ b*< k p in , on the $1 75. ________ ... the City of Surifoi'i • It A Box 279. Agent that F'nur Thousand Five Bundled being payable at New York, in the j,.|o rj j H alllj , (lt, „t.h | (1f (jtv Issue n f Bonds by the City of Sun 2"i h day nf October, A D. 1924, — l Ins., t o , $2 i5 ;, n,t F’orty -Four I $4,544Jhii I*ol. S t a le of New York, suid bonds beford, Floridu, in tin* Sum of Ten *.en 1 ed prop*.oils will Int .ic iv c d III* M KIM IIIT HI' T l XI11 U l l l I t V N T I N T K U K S T *F(D % I ' l T I 1 \ 1 11! \ ri i < on this the 21th day of Septembci Liingwo'id, rt tail |((lB (!t t o t a l estimated c o s t f ( tug of the denoiulliation of One hi M y 1M< 1 1 Nil. - I O I I N 0 1 . 1*. 1 III N T l . r i o n t u x . j i n ic a o r t i . te s«. ) Thousand 1'iillars foi inunii ipui l*y F'orrest Lake, S () t hnse uin! A. D. 1924. ing S a n f o t<1 F l u . ’,*ll"l contemplated improvemciil in Thousand (51,904)00) Dollars raeh, purposes the proceed* derived 11a HI ( J . Marshall, as the City Com - - F O R R E ST LAKE, r p the paving, re-paving, hard »u ■, and to be numbered from 1 to to, u . 'lie sule th e ie o f to lie used to mission ■*( the City of Sanford , u • J V ( S e a l) S. (). C H A S E , c * A unaaii ( i t V. retail facing and re hard sui facing of |Mith numbers inclusive, said bonds * f; h Pun ham* and Yequit e the Neves- I I I ida, foi tin*purchase of F ifty C. J . M A R S H A L L . 1C. i. * -C C9 m c? ' 2 said portion of Spurting S tree t, will be validated by u decree of A* the ('ity Commiasion of the »»ry Landa for a Municipal *2 2 ‘ 1 4 »» CentThousand * 5MI.fiOO.00 1 Dollar » •n *•* kilset. S a nf o r d . FTa., ■ , ■ . .. i . ft”— ■ * 1" to l>e specially assessed against all the Circuit Court of the Seventh * 1 1 X *. ** * ('ity of Sunford, F'lorida und a* etery, und to Improve and Develop Public Improvement Bonds of the a £ C2 r f r < *: c 1 t »!hi i , Sanford, F'la., lots and lands ntijrining and <"it- Judicial Circuit of the S ta te of ex-officio Bund Tru ste es of the the Lauds so Purchased to Make »Tty of Sanford , F'lorida, the prof > *-» y f z " = »"*r’ Itiguous or boumliiig and abutting F'lorida. C|ty of San ford F’lnridn the Sunn* Adaptable for the Pur- feeds to be derived from the sale $ 1^75 Ul * * l" ,n' fl upon said tm jirovenieiu; the ul" The full faith and credit of the A tte s t: | li.oou 00 1 I xo «u n . 4*T.fte. |l 2 ,u ) 1r..mw (itj ft oo '. i"i I.. R. P H I L I P S * pose Afotesutd," duly passed und th e n of to he used to tiuilil and Cash Store. Sanford, “f 52 KMMI is the estimated . n i t City of S an fo ld , Florida, is irrevm - ( .j(y (1f Gjiy ()f .SauL rd adupU*d oil the l l l h day of August, equip u Municipal J a il, said builds rchant, 54.76, per front fiait for said improve- uldy pledged for tile payment of J U 000 Of 11.4 eT .ie 9 «*o iui F'lorida. A. D. 1924; that certain ordinance being general obligations ■ t >uid » ’ VJ • 0 | «*, Util) OJj f i ll ft HU :o-Cola Co.. 1st fit., I ntmt. the principal and interest of said numbered M 2, e n title d : ( ity, authorized by Ordinance No. la. 522.75. B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . issue uf bonds. N O T IC E OF’ S A L K OF" 5 t 00,oo" no “An Ordinance Providing for an M4, duly adopted on the f u n day urn \ i* r n i »*rio> o r 1 i h *:i *im»i or s p K C U L ' r a x s i h o o i . UKTHIOT |wurlh Co.. Lit Siren*, That it it the determination of this This issue of bonds to be sold i i Mi«. s itu i noi.i ! n i l \t i . r i w K iin. j i ns: a n t i , ias4. it. $22 76. P U B L I C IM P R O V E M E N T Issue uf Bonds by the CUy of Suit- of August, A. D. 1924, and by an ore, between Mrd and Commission that all h ts ami lands subject to the approving opinion BONDS O F 'T H E C IT Y '- ( ford, F’lorida, in tho Sum of One election held throughout t .e City trehunt. 54.75. adjoining and contiguous or j |(f r a |dw*l| ^ Raymond, to be OF' H A N FORIV Hundred 'Thousand Dollurs for Mu- of Sanford, F'lorida, on the 22nd Iry, Palmetto Ave.. bounding and abutting upon Spur- fur|uhhtaJ hy the City o f Sanford, F L O R ID A nicipal Purposes, the Proceeds De- rlay of September, A. D., 1921, p u r-, . p. C C < (on. Lake Monroe, re- ling S t r c i t between Sanford A ve- I Klorido . *- 4«’ #Notice is hcruby given Ihut up rived front the S a le T h ereo f to be sunnt to Chapter 9KU7, Lawn of i nut! and Park Avenue will la* hen 16.76' n * All blda must be accompanied by a n ,j until 2 o’clock*!), in. on the Used for the l*urpose of Opening, F'lorida, 1923, sold bonds to bear ini •C*6 iblon, Lake Monroe, (fitted. :>y the improvement provid5 XK a certified chock fur Two t 2 ' r ) * 2 0 t h day o f O ctober, A. D., 1924, Grading, Curbing, Paving and Im- terest at the l a t e of five ami one-] }_ h Jl p>, od for b y this ^solu tion , and that per cent, c f tho urnouut * of th * touted proposals will be received proving Certain S tr e e ts and Pub- half ( 5 V»*7») per cent per annum — (ea. IlS fO n k Ave., rethe spdcial awe»#menls to la* made 4^6./ * bonds to be sold. ! by F'orrest L ake, S. O. Chase and lie Th o ro u g h fares in the City of anti are to bo dated Ju ly lut, 1924 16.703-0* 14 4 13 110 1 O'St.lU t i t z : t .i i and entered agftinet ull iota und L+. ^ . . .* ’ 430 t i 7 75 766 U0 D l l 74 : T ii.si A M O U N TS B ID F O R S A I D c , J . M arshall, as the City Coin- Sanford , F'lorida,’* duly passed und and to mulurc Ju ly 1st, 1954, In 131)1 1UU UU 1 XR7 67 2 fi'T »X lands adjoining and contiguous or 4ni.cu Z 1 It tu i n 1s H i ho 4 bounding «nd abutting upon such 71b 1* 77fc 0U l f»14 0*1 714 »!* ■86 Uu 4ii.e i 1.4*4 Cl * 7'i u« contemplated improvement shall " * ( XT- • ' ■ *IS| It VIV1 UMI 0 *ij t l l l i m n , JT | MVH1 |lf I IIA *| *4*k UIHI i II t t I XN * _ , . v, .. ngr. .be made upon a foot frontage ternativo as to rato o f I n t e r e s t , Dollar I*ubllc Improvement HoniL oAn Ordinance Providing for an being payable a t New York, in tho j 17 Tl 13.143 >1 17.364 00 S ia.4 l i l t l3.Z»2.lil ™ 5 „ ? Y k . » >h. bonds are to boar, alternative bids of th e City o f San fo rd , Florida, the ord o f thu ntn-utop|l...........« * M** . . . i . ’ . . . . *• pjflane waa set b y a preparat on of the s p e c i a l as*e.*rs^ boM,d on # In terest |proceodl to be derived from the IIKH'AriTl'I.ATIO* OK UKI'IIIIT lit ROMII. IXTgllKXT tX SINKI.NU H 'M l. Jana at Anscoslla raent roll covoring th* contemplat­ less than Fiva and one-balf sale th e reo f to be used for the purINMISULH (UH5ITV, K4.0MIDA. J t NK aul'll. 1114. remaining in the ed improvement, such speciul ut* j pose of opening, grading, curbing, rn minutes and ten sesaments rhall bo determined and ( 6 V4 % ) pvr cent6Q 1 u •ft V The right to re je c t any and all paving and improving certain st the old time of c ♦ • i i si • ■eV «1 g p 3 f-I S k.1 0 alnutes am| 44 sec - prorated according to the fopt bids is reserved. ft. a 4fk j s t r e e t s -and public thoroughfares 4 X ■ * In•>« c M frontage o f the respective proper­ 2 s»■ u t". t* c. SA i Proposals should he addressed In the City of Sanford, F'lorida, said J A * Cwi l i ■ 2S-4 **• W ties specially benefitted by said I s S* •2 s c 8 to Forrest Lake, S. O. Chaso and 1 bonds being general obligations of Berg and son. How- improvement. * a I *■ 334 pS“ ,4 3 m a fcw. V. C. J . Marshall, as the City Com­ said City, authorized by Ordinance « . f t ; . M Barg’s parents, Mr. L— » ■ n irtm ," ' I' ' ’ • • ■'•' ' ■ _: '•'' ;• - j Record For Broken B E IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, Pack, ret ut next Tuoa That t h e .T a * Aasephff and- t y titful summer moIke Adirondack t » ‘Y<irk. **»• G rata in. Vt and the Naw Hatnp- of the Charter of Uu City of mission of the City of S*nford, No. 82, duly adopted on the 11th Florida, and as ex-uffleln Ikmd day of August, A. D. 1924. »»d Trustees of tha City of Sanfori ejection bald thrpugbout tha Florida, at'Sanford, FlorlAf. u W ITNESS our hands aa tha Cit m -— - III.U U D ■ . MM1 m | . kftS.lt m »:.»tft.ie£ t)S ,to *.:o : »A4ie«« licu.ee* •* is.eee.ee is.eee.oa te se a ts m * W B le.oeaee t.iiiit ftsl.ee U . I 4 *-. li& il r �V PTv •li; THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY; QCTQER *0, 1024. PA G E FOUR »* Sanford Herald hlerm t no t o t O m t i r l M ) c ^ HOIil.AVI) 1 . llH iX . V lrt-Prtn. <■ Jfc 'J IOWA III) lli:it(i....... See. Trenn. Hr list'll IPTIOX It ATKSt (!e«Xly lid It ton »S I’e r ‘ Ye»f. Jroar..,«...|7.00 Six Mon Dm IJ.r.0 (• Sanford Hally Herald pubIIA l id. every afternoon except Hiip! Delivered In, city lev. carrier Jrfelc It centa. ^ RPRCIAIj XOTlCB. t nblluary notice*, can!* of notice* of ta, rSaobltlon^ and notl. S * ° m " ' » d. T " “ " a n , l '>ih c ! r « S ^ W W » in ln m rn u ; wtrerid'charc.rt», nro ofticq. .’ wifi be «hhfjfo] f i f c a t ¥ Aguiar ■W . •'ixi'l 1 L ^ \ i*t ‘ rfUIttit ratio ___________ And next month is a b o u n d n particularly important " >» Iqkr thr ABjro'risVKprmcfi trtonth'thr1the stnfe of Florida, The decision of the voters ^fnt'tlad*to**ti/e^*a f'rVapub-! «« to whether they approve this proposed amendment to the iiVd to’it ?"no"*ia"*rw(*o,*cr1<Io-' stnl ° constitution regarding anti-inheritance taxes is of more a p e r i»nd tlie local lo cal [|interest' nml1 importance ‘ Jthnn‘*any l ~ i ~ ~ “ ' ' 1lias ■in tht» thi* ppaper and 1tilUko0 the other measure which HI Li l u l l Ml l i r r e l n . A I I r l r h t s o f j n^Tiy years. y< The y have an opbRntion'of’Vpiciat'diVpaVchM; been submitted to them in1 tijfny a r . alio. reaerved. . ^ 1^ 1' . . place unique vantage ilqridti in an U '« “A*. < fn-inducements offered to capital. ([iicst ion now is, Will they take ndvantakt* of it ? The over other B I B L E T H O L G I IT FOR TO DA V . ETERNAL P R O T E C T IO N : — be Lord *hniJ iire*ervc thy going out and thy coming in from I hits counted and the amendment carries, the news will he Bashed tim e forth, nnd even for cverytnore. throughout the country and there is no-dotibt ’but-'ttiTit Tunny fc-P ttllflT 2 1 t.H r - great capitiiliHts will begin immediately to make prepnraTESjnIR ‘ ___________________ ____ tions for the tra nsfer of Inige parts of their holdings to t h i s { JV U A T ^ IK N ? H x w,lL M t stale. W h o t if tho day lie cold mid dark and lon g ? That though I drag n harden through tin- at root? tr e a t me coldly and a f f a i r s ' go wrong, irc But i to-night shall hear two If'. 3 little feet, And two soft hands shall stroke my weary brow. And two sweet lilis shall press against inv cheekW bu t if I hear complaining only now; W h at though no one lias friend■' ' ly word to speak ? ! * In this way they will avoid the necegmty t l ^ r estate^ nitty ^tictiutiter of pitying dutiUle i n h e r i t t a j e j t , nut1 to their state nnd one to llie national government. On estates o f considerable size, this tax sometimes, rises to eonsider!able proportions, Veteran capitalists cannot fail to realir.rthe importtince'of escaping the st a te inheritance tax. They will in large numbers transfer their residences to Florida in short order.1 ' Ami this absence of any inheritance lax will work no hardship on our sta te treasury. Florida never has had an inheritance tax and has never encountered m.teh difficulty in raising sufficient funds to run its government. And the sta te tax money raised in otlufr ways than l»y inheritance taxes, has been the means of many well known improve ments all over the state. The amendment which the citizens will be called to vole upon at the next election follows: “ No tax upon inheritance or upon tin* income of resident of this sta te shall he levied by the S ta te of Florida, or under its authority and there shall he e x ­ empt from taxation to the betid of a family residing in this state household goods and personal effects to the value of live hundred ($r»0(l.t)(li dollars." T he re it is! A guarantee to outside capital that it will he safe in this statu! If you want Florida to grow and pros­ per, vote for it ! When men nre coldest and the kill t ing grind W eighs heaviest upon mu through „ the day, How sweet it is to leave my cures behind Aifd rush to where i hold imperial sway j --To^danee my loving subject on mv knee. t o presH his fneo against my e own, to hear Hltn listrtng iniby words of prnh * k for me. And foci and know again thnt Cod is near! irf B u t , oh. if a f t e r some dark day, nnd long. Whan L have been UUhhmL down ^ by stron g er m e n ; . a f t e r some sad day when th in gs Ko wrong, Armrdinp t" om* rif tlte,i ountry’s best medicid nuthorir'ahnuM not hear III- little feet — t ies ovef-e;it ing is o! this geiler.it loti frttin a health *> what th e n ? I . Oh: if some night when, lie.ixv j s t a n d p o i n t . hemied.’ I That is also one of Henry !-\nil’ pel th r on e s Mr Ford Rush home to <hum hi- lovultv Fat Loss, Live Lnn^vr lifc'UIH ] dj r» H e mhould ■ jo !i Us Lf ml Ii . fi iH1 1 fe B >,• m ' Aa*neur as we cun make out futm eaiijng hi* stu ff the^ouly reason Idltor Benjuiuin of the Drain S t a r ' 1» against the mhei Itani e ta x ) . th at his heirs won’t have to pay an inheritance tax unvwav [!■’ y ---------o— - W o a r e reminded hv Die Jui k Bonville Journal, thnt the WoolMrorth Building in Nov* York < n> houses f if t e e n ' thousand Persons. P h afa so m eth in g to think about. op flvoylhouisand mptc VJ”111 M"’ p....... ilatfon of Sunfui'll 'crowded into ^ one ^uilding. ■ ibune rem arks that Araduxii ul hut 'U itpry sol, ; tif their uddi around T a m i li ■Bon* ure the tfon*- and mult! re su lt of sub-df i i , And if we T h a T am p * knew moiojB h e re in S« ' hav<W>o much of o f f adDnui BU >-i IV isiun* pO\W I , It m i g h t be e m i l i u n t l y geinil b u s i n e s s t n f t i l e pyn ple id tilt j j ? n j )|M| . S t a l e s tn h a v e HOflle id t lu is e s p e c i a l ‘‘ W'rU'lvs’' d e v o t jeti to educatiMtial programs on the subje. Is ol “ Less ImkhI, (Ireater l ’ower," " E a t Lit tle and Live To lie A llundied," "liim't <let Carbon tn Yo ur Cylinders," "Hit On All Six ’’ Well-cooked fooiT'well-chewed, in much smaller ipliintiniean belter health and longer years of usefulness. (u AROUT MORK ADVKRT1SING TA M PA T R I B U N E 11 ) .li t a n loan, v ..in a.I so loiport I al -a l e shollhl make a In. I of lint that you will il uhh the mini new fri ends l o r n - l o r e Bat n -pe |o l of pro ph- 1o vvIt.ilit , t or l lie dll v , c ml -ale ha - no ml v. 1 11slug cf t ec t otljt s> it Is et t e d ively adv ci l iscd your s l o l o Is i mpoi tai i l V on l i dl e veil Dull, " d e a d 'Si'll t. . of i t .UI'- e ! It is fortu nate for a real mer Probably it w«*> and t* • dwer-n I'tiunt if hi I'nlll pel Iti >r is a live ad who. now and then, even j i r a t e a l i t t l e u d w t l i s i n g on il a m i. vetlisei II ill a week, toi g l that It ever vv tr 11 ie* li> "set the puce for him makes store making a task fm lied v nr. Make every pe na l S a l e ' reall y men! A store's mlvei Using will He nc *tl engt In n y our s t or e by t a k i ng t o he s a l l a l le WIll'll p i l l b o u g h t l! I I Vepled a> r e p r e s e n t i n g the store I c ure t h a t your ad t e ud e is l earn Die iii sine, in euntior of s t a t e m e n t , n t r u t h about e a c h sale. 11 eipu nev and persistency vvlieth T h e U'l writei s et * t he pace in a I el' It does *ir li t! store. Il tie i» busy, e ve ryone You'd have to ho "b arg ain proof" about the sTo X is llllsy. l.« read the sto le ads nowadayr A s t or e Dial r a n k s high i n at w tln.ul any desiic to sec umi buy 1 advertiser lank* high us a store N.*vc s l i n k ' make the stores new Look for an exception to in wadnys make them “wonderj this lull*— und look in vuin! lands" for pgoptg who like to set* As good ad vet Using ■ a vital and own new und alluring Dungs Tlie stole ads a re good read p a i l of s t or e rsevi re, a good s t o l e mg ju st now for any man or wo must he advertised. The advent of n.vv *tm vs tn u i malt who takes an interest i . i life j1H,u| Kt , . u . tfc ulwgyi* a news e • a I.opk at any s t o l e ud III tills i.’. sUp always t)f |t,a | jyrf j.|vs^ -tif all people to we wouhi no wllo|1| itnrtimlur stein- i* at all with the rest nn ’vorli.nt. spe. A genuine, value giving anil ve ri f y t.his s t a t e m e n t L oy a l ty to y.>ur f a v o r i t e s t or e i.1 fi ne t r a i t . B> al so loyal to your self by keepi ng in c ons t an t tone)' WoBitan in Cincinnati 1* g r a n t e d r r i ■ ditfOixe iu order IbuL she might I f f y another with whom she fins th e will find " P e r f e c t love". TAM PA T IM E S Wiauax*« us to wonder ju st what ".Perfect Jgive" is and the Celery ity Rage advise* th at it is where M ejedith Nichcli.on. well know 1 1 belt and incidentally a candidate ■ytlUpuiUe* reee not to m ake up I .............. i/ tw iH e * a g re n.,'osiV: ......... u u t b 'r. V:i;d a m l i d a t j 'f i . r .|fur state ___ t— , .enutur on the Dcmontll'ftftcr the scrap statc Bonutor nt Marion Ind., was , cratic ticket in thiB vounty. I feel ■ k ft .X 1ft .III ... V! Jl # 'I, avaa 1 I Vx i ft# i f ftft J. ..ftB1 aI 1 . . . I * . J ... t 1 ■ tM j asked biy the Republican Natiooal that it would W indelicate if not You can liardly blutitu Henry CoiniiiHlee irntnural. and most likely hazard­ to lend his nlime to flh e nm fllee bis nft ?oril for bocuming disgusted At apociai Republicar oulbors' coto» ous, fur me to vote for Cnolidgc roftimental rod tape. T w o yearn rmilloe und help rcsoiio Cootfdg' and Dawes. Davis will carry In 1 be put a j d a i n basityrat iiroub< dlapa by 200,000.” ■■ , „ Htrapge, Isn't it. that the Keeplid leave ik rn two days to de* (ou(wit)i Cal crowd didn't frev ie Gov in death when tltey ! got .that blaat f t o j t Indiana— iw— I^ v i s ib y 200,,<000! o L fi., INDIANA HKARD FROM Beauty n a d * ^ . twice too much. ! Men nre ♦hey keep; w0taa ] they keep on * e , J t ONLY, C V ^.W pM A N t o u S I en 'l l Ta K E A fte r practicing, 40 nr 6(1 years a, it on their verts, 1h£ Trouble Tvofe I Men are not , unimnls. When », ing he can strahO W m n n would h j Etoering wheel i f . |what they • dri-j Ouij expert op.-, _____ man who call* s*^ (tuesn’t know- muchc , F R A N K E L , of Berlin, fnm ous specialist in women’s diseases, uses X -ltny* to restore middleaged women to the tn e rg ic s ami J bAD bf youth. Rhetgcn rays <nr j ow intensity cause women to lose j fnt and wiih it " i t at tired feelJ iiig," g reatly in. reusing capacity fur Work ami restoring “R 'cJM l oy in life. 1 -J Th „f i a n k d met Inal, it is : *uaiil, rejuvenates cells thal have gro\y/v| old ami in tr e ie c s activity of th e ' ' glands. A ct>niriiei) dsf wnlt-h dog (let , J nnd they may Scaly Wnlch This wort cilttljj bad ns it is. the J are twice as hr n^H B et the man vrh*, I gets sort y tm wha I • lutet. t T H IS IS IM P O R T A N T scientific) news, but many wise old ladies will say, "L eave me in peace, 1 am d'dng nicely. Don’t drag me hack to my early troubles." If il can be shewn, ax Dr. Fi ali­ ke! hopes, that the use of lIn* low intensity ruys prevents the devel­ opment of cancer, thnt will V* more important even than le tt e r in g "girlish joy in life." Till-: t Ol'NTESS hi; FOR I All m .kcs .\n;„a Lighting Plants,d RAY Bid I‘hone 548- K HRN- SANFORD’S FOR I'M ’J i a i i i n i i B i i B i i i i E i i i H u i B B i i i n i a n t r t i t i i i i HOW MUCH W ILL YOU lit' WORTH IN TEN YEA RS? I 111 i f * l e t * n * *’ « ■ *•* 1* * f i t ; « ! . r n f |*1 r1 if \* jt ■ 1 1r w i n 1 \| n ii't »>1 1 .1 i < r ! | i , i i H l K t > m l U m l . i l i i l . \m i u i l l M t D. n I n " i t ( I n i » n ! i i >m il l • F<* >rV e r in o n e ’s best c o s t u me . A mi j fai t urei s' m a r k e t : l ower rail and (' oluni ' i w a t e r f r e i ght r a t e s ; a s s i s t a n c e of tejl th. -. are r c n P " avoided you u l l . t col umn o f onreal i/ed I vpe in inov e nomt tor i o- opernt i ve ni ar ke t and rn a - p a p e i s iv c i r t a i n l v not gi ip |iug; c r e d i t * for the f a r m e r ; restorli you mm unless it c ont a i ns s o m e t h i n g Don of Kuorne an e x t a n t m a r k e t ; Ini ilia i ilit el est P.tll, eel inter! ill vvalerway s systems and tin* 11 tile . It i/i n s o the ('..nil cheaper fertilire i. (All promises I " m a k e a wise i tnm i tm indefinite 1 So il, i ci 1 u s ..I mil e ve i r merit I i Ih. V. n . i -I a t . t , I , k e then ! v Du fa. r lira: Do- HriM-h n.i a i oii. t . it i /i ii , aiiHlde i"ii had gi ven |li,. Mar Ihm ought. pint i Hu it magndi i cut p a l m t i i e n es ' of unders tandi ng a o t mtion and a t e s and a gigautn f o lu i.e I u<! I maki ng I . i m »!*. o i i . n - i. g.iidiug begi n to wig M.in.l, ttie .lew. bad to carti il. liiev will li.,x ■ i.. what lie got i Mends in tile hu ■It Ull V I '.I Id ' |Ur si Inn . at political ian l Knijim*. Hnt.sli b J f o M n world pea. e and I d . u l i t i o n o ! Nl . t e , a . v >1 tin In tile background six ot her t|ucs •lit till lit- It 1 I li 1 .1 ! .t. ! * y- ■ ' f *1. | i n- * t { Mi l *» *• «1 * T t l U!M* « »i l l i D Y til III II M i l l > n l | I n* H Ml 111 i l l f •* U i i i i s ' 1 i i i* h I 11 »1 1 H Hal li 11 s *-! 11 ( r i f f l i f ti I J 1 I "I ’ IWT.fc 11 v'» V\ l| u \ 1.... 1 - ihhi r■i f 1 .(l(ju ** »f* will \nil nil 11 In- - 1M1fit: 'iiC I 1 •J- M.»!•'! itllfc? Ill* nf||**f ft-llmU (lip *•!»• |FIRST NATIONAL Bil ITU Mi K E S S I V E , CD tl"U < leal ev as l oa No men ( l ) World I’eace. R E I M 'H U t AN. N i Favors a* m easure- of pe ace: Adheiciicc of H in t I . I I d e m W'ldclv a g i t a t i n g tins nation to wmld court " a * rev! ho pliblir ii ni.d a n d eat li otic Was ormnet.lb'll bv Fresldent Coulidge'” U N IT E D .S T A T E S S 'I 'E E l. will build two big mill* a( DuluDi, and t e g u r d e d a s a m a l l e t of f i r s t |io tailing lo iilerence on limitation o f nl e t e s t i l ig news for Amet Alltel i l "i l"i e a,ll i’ m ," p1'o i t a i . e e hv a l a r g o g r o u p land lo ries, submarine* and p o i s o n that iss iinteresting lis n an itu n d us t r y Iteally kiig n n e c n i , - , 1 “ Dz.cns g .n ; opposes membership ol the Sin h as is the steel i ompiiiiy. l ur ge a U . .**' ur,)ei that women may more Li'ugUt ol Nation*, hut favor eo industrial unit in the world, are fully grasp the importance of the operation with other nations -m 1 humanitarian e f f o r t s ; party ” ieafaide to supply unlimited money i Urce platloin is o D e itd hv ca”mli and establish plants wherever they ! dntes fn: president v the lollowirig firms it> stands for agreement can work heal. Assuming iToil •tillill** ha- lieeri tunnelled hv I ur among tiie nations to prevent wur Hie public gels its share of the De Chapman Can tor the recent and tue-erve peace." sue of (lie Woiiiatt', Cilireii MugF a vo r s as s t e ps of pr e par e dne s s oi onomy produced, the higgur tie fm win ; I lev ehipment o f c o m me r cortgtrn the*'better. 1 * * V • ifIhc*>>Sln» oav* \Ylth Eurotieiiris going into liusi . ‘ 'III. o l d. e. .r . of i mpor t . i t ne indicated 1 lal av i at i on , d ra f t i ng ot m u l e n a l m s s or. a NAT.'DN'AI. scale, it l,V lh ‘‘ " lu ,l" " ' , s l h u t h i l o m i i i a n t r e s o u r ’ e* as well as men in ti nu p o l i t i c a l p a t t i e s Dio,-,, wel t * . ( 1 1 of vva 1 ; no we a k e n i n g of our reg lueessury for the United S ta te s to Rudi M' li yti ot t a x e s , I J I r e l i e f t o r ulai itimv unit uppi i i pnut i ni i s fur develop Iui* Iitem, orl as big a si ale ...ill 1 ' g 11 ' " a n , | akxia I rf. ( ! ) c It I m c e i n c ni ol iindli rW the \ III < II Ml II 111 I • M Ml 1/ \ «M| lt-» i I L l l i l HU r t l l l M ' - Ml l M l T H I ' 1 - ( > v t l n y ; ,1 ► t i t ' t *•1m m f m I f u f t i r * * I 111t * > t|| tmt‘ ( (|t rt«|* 'I hllH t fl liffnl It I ’Jti U i R E S S l VE ( I l Favors spe Th If lu'. IMilIlk 1*1 i*l|Hlull** l . ||«' IJk >mi I C'li n fm 1 . - *, h»* ) \ .HI f lir- W i l \ |o M i n i,rtM lit I 1 s ttfl vial session of Congress to pass l in • legislation for the relief of the If vtm tnfi* fin ,1 fi Xlint ?• tn hIn' ci-nl rm ft i iti- al farm er; legislation where needed } u -“in ft * *1 t In II vnu hlintiltl riiiiiv ih in-u . •t 1*’ | to assist in promoting err operative ' •«11 t L.|i | v\ i >i fi n.i 1 1 ii t i*l it .til |.t t en terp rise *; reduction lav in terstate I'oniiiii'ii e . omnnssioii of present freight rales on agricultural moilnet- and mate rials needed h\ the farm er; drastic reduction of exorhjlant duties on m anufacturers pro vided lit FordncV Met umbel l u i ' f f bill: tei mi struct ion of federal loan J A COMMUNITY UUILDF.U s\ sir.in for fn r mer * ( J ) Enforce merit of I'rnhihil ivin 5 l\ I’. FOSTER, Frvwidpnt IT. F. WHITNEHOl li’ k.lM 111 Ii AN, (.'Ik Favors plat 1ng 1.rohthilion en fon einenl io i ie s n z n x K i u t i i i i i i i i i i i l l M l n i i t i i s c t i L U i n a U E i i i J vviiliin Du 1 lussifietl civil s e r . i i . ' ; Die eiil.ti. . nieiit of nil l a w i l 'i o h dut 1 tp toil meriti tneil, ) Dt'.MrU I! \ I'll , ( J l F avor- up plying tivil service provision, t .* inlviii.il revenue o ff ic e r s ; the cn f<l. e m . i t .ill la vv s ( I'l oinhil P'li m l nieniiora 1 cxecpl Indilectlv I Mux Man might give a moment's Hn the pvp nf the Kirill partv attention to su, h fac ts. Judge ' 'IllivTill Ji>P|H 1 h e n Well IjVu (|lS men by what they <ln , A i .impele with BA TT EI 1 nin is iii a P aris piison for lour derillg !■> r hushand because she was jealous o f aim tler lady In ' lit the countess turn* haughtily Kdit.-i l b- I lei o ld : •troyed by Democratic p arty ." to the other woman ami says, "| Deal Xu (All pi ol user indefinite. I Political M i . L omus nre about as have never worn silk stockings myD E M m It \ I IC c i ) F a v o r s a d ­ "'I f I lie other woman p ie s u n i- J *fi' 1 1 ting t lhe average in.In uliial j u s t i n g the t a r i f f so t h a t the f a r m ably had them on. -is lining c a u gh t in a sudden show e r t a n buy in a c o m p e t i t i ve matin K ltK N rn N E W S PA P t-llgs I he economical countess " i f had worn silk sO.ckings 1 lungs that go (With them, might not have lo-B v o n hlltol ' "< oijuelry," says the Paris tin inipoitaut dolv of women your opj you lose a ye d lake you vent x to f j t he v associate t Io n. Hit a n i l n i| ia tiim c ji! ni 1 1 ) 1 * ri|" iihl Jtf'r. eioinl Nordic hlimrt nnd s.uue L " i n n o i . . i pi • it with D o . Ii..vv iiieti ilk] wo n . [ lews. i it i . I I I . o nt Mo «t In us. At M r . F o r d ' s Ip illSr vv, h t l r til l lid is IHAl'l' i M t I'M " W h i l e 1 lilllV lb ntagn -tiei'iit paintings hv t a t - : . " Ii r r \ ( i!a i ii > . "liv r . l ! ( i n i• d a y s Inttlgei ;it tin* live-pi till Raphael uie now m thg National w i v e * Ii .i • n't t h e t m i g f o r a t e d u u s l e a d i n g o f t h e l e n g t h v pl at u it hunt In ixl t h a n f lit* t i n t s w )|ii Wi’IV I f . I Mil White bread G.tilery, p n b e l l y of the people, , 11 i in Som etim es it ap n e ais that 1 In fi ne war owned hj tin. Duke of a b iiif WTOtlg side is svn. ov moil' VV11fl M ar" oroiiirh. il t. l.is | *1 in-v gain i vague idea o f what is ha pi' mill. li..to r eniai k - dr upped tho'jOther side. M r I’ t'iti h a s HU lUSC fm t e a , pull e e , o r InplMi , e i t h e i , fetloVV i il ly.eos III f.i i | I *V I hr 11 kit] - li.iii.i . d.nlv lleadlllit &.'* . 4 — " UiM I The ot le mm 11 l e a r n I n b e s a t is i ititlv r l.ehmgi w o u ld s ;iipl h r t n l l t r i p L ! h: D e v e r y ! in I .............. spf, „ t k, , |, . ot oe ih If .y o u have not stiirti d that hank i lieil w i t h U'SS fnial tHnii they bav b ti m i ll ! Mini 1 t m eat 1 1 I Oil ,v ly Moll.| He gave tai ls I ll -I l l., ,n mi n i l>..t Die VII'I Hal ion f..| N'l 1 i i i i m ; account yet you are get i mg .lav b> h a . k g i .n.i . I in I it n at d o . os-n.ii s by fu rth e r and f tn lh c i aloon the t hex Will i 111 v. t b e l > frtod Well - f n i . ii: oi w • n . i >rocky road to fniltite TI T h e e f f e c t s n f i i c g l d c l III t h e c a r e id n a e ’s h e a l t h Mi ( 11X i it \ S I |s ) i.. Ig 11( e rm'd Ford likens in the Iosh of power lollMwing the a« vtun ihtt imii uf carliMii m the i ylindors of an attlomnhtU*. Ton mm b I immI. 'undigested I'mmi I plays hitvoo wi t h the meihanistu <d the hu |man body. And yet most ol us Imik upon the mnsiiniiny al as n method <d building up strengtli and ' o f a hearty ThV onlj way f X r.ntisfy people it /HEWOMAM y o i I S he were gone what * a la s ' w hat t hen — E , H. K irer, in t'hicago News. F o r m e r Attornev tieneral liangh «erty r t y rsays he is going to write ii book, his memoirs. Another pub for Die oil coin lic it)’ campaign cn panics. ifoANDOM A F/& IP I V.n here, whvii v« >|im.l cat'll j (In . I n II v. ho II t liev of [ci f .it Cl . . I d. in I the .lav should he oil ■' I" i often and hang t a. h oilier ' < i a t. ■i v, Du* sill, s|. i k11 ig - a<, U-- h i ....... j V' w I j■’ e ;• a M i n i m a l v ol t h e r e d i d s that when liniinii beings learn to be moderate m IUi IIj oil the ol her Woman ma t ' * 11 . ins u n d e r . ori - . j o r a 1 l i d liv i in I. i ~ p o l i t n a l p a r t i e s t r m i i t^llH■et mi with Lls Ibeji eating and careful as t " the luml of I.....I they eat, t he NOTH I . . UN J ! ■ Tav eiaVtf' age of JXitai/'A f if lif v«4»rs with r Imi.-I health as l i v e n liigli'Urcd Kngfi^h (Mill of I he 11 11v dpi i i s m , m vv In. h t In v The comjiifM d thr* all cunt miles i' iTH<(J other duv \ tU.-i.ooldav took. th e altitude le r.ud ot dii.-'uih feet establistied hv Sadi L ante L y e a r ago. [ • * -— . 1Woman found stniviag to rleatll i* rffscovered to have I t , I lift con dialed in her stocking A more tiV /reaV ent elinnge of s . m ks has been ftt recODimended tm a poor m e m n n . E. m -— — ------T h e re will Iil* a shortage of liv accommodations in Simlord tins nt^r. If you have a vacant loom -to rant you will he dome vnui city * as your self good t*< rent it /^ ---------- «i — A '.c h u n l i down iii I’allti Hrurh cell loldied for the sixth time yeur*. VNe would suggest pu ttin g a padlock nil those roller r'. tfon ’boxes. * * * r . Mini.ter. , hl„ k, „ r decort riditijf in Ford .car*, no mdr’e morp galloping on beautiful A rab marea. Englishmen are even building gasoine filling stations hi in ter­ vals on desert route*. Tim next thing will be porcelain baths for the shieks nnd then r< niium* will disappear entirely. dr F l o r i d a has already received widespread publicity of tinto ld value on this proposed amendment. W h e n the v o t e s art m . RO M A N C E W A N K S, i Power floats instead o f gondola* travel the ennuis of Venice. Ilobl.u Th . X Good B y * - Romance. (,'irl Jo y In Life. She Never Wore Them. The Dull*.' and (lie Jew . B Y A I l l ’l l UR B R I S B A N E IC >|i,tl(kl IB R ) dent. It irf the first November ;.in more years than'that that the0 people felt tho the necespit; I»ople have h»ve fell necessity of! reglptar.lw }.ta !.r Opj^l.-,. tio»i t ......................................... I f U R B D A Y , OCT. 16. 1924. There’s Only One Way To Deal With This Gentleman As Brisbane Sees It WMOTiii ■*.«* . ityyember.is p&rhnps thejnoat important month of tho year,, It ia t)ie-rnopitb of the great football game?.. It is the month of Thanksgiving. It is the month when nil begin to chant, “I)o your Christmas shopping enrly,” and merchants prepare for the rush of the Christmas season. But next month is without doubt the most important No- n taK ef, her ST. l ^ y , Jit tjjf |lo:<!'vfTtco «*’ fc: ~ Anti-Inheritance Taxes ’ * ix r ■!— way tea »—:— -■ Mlxhed. Every J ' r W i r k , Th« •rnlii I'rlndntt C o , Sanford. Kin. t r ai ni ng ot ail mendivr* o f naltori ul guar d, c i t i z e n s ’ mi li t a r y t r a i n ­ ing t 11 ni j I-, t lie 1 e s c r\ e o f f i c e r s ’ 1 I irtimiig * a m p s and m a i n t e n a n c e oi iiavv nl full s t r e n g t h al lowabl e (tv 1 it 1 iiiilional a g r e e m e n t . ., . . . . . . . Itiuns som.wli.il less fuudamenlul (. Ik M l AW luntm ues to think Jioubhng tile pullll. mi ml. Hi spite of nge. Say s he: "Sp b rt mjTHere w e e Dii thr- veiv seiiutis DL M ()( It A i l l , (41 Fuvors as * 111,1 ideasure lot the mm u.diticul maneuvers ol tlie Ku Klux meuMuie* ot (leave. “ Strict und tmtic. 1 hose that lu< k mental or* |h l n n ‘ i?> the tamps. Ih) tin- treal- sweeping reduction of aiiimment by tivily must make up for it with merit of disuliled soldiers and re land and s e a . " "th e outlawing of ’"jj.'L' activity dernutiun nf the Veterans' Bureau, the whole win s y s te m ; " "le a ftlrru s lh c king must go to races a n d ' t b i thild labor. (MlI Jap an ese ex* its fall ii in the Ixuigue of Nations football guiues. He shakes hands elusion ( 111 lynching The pollllci win Id eiiurt and pi mioses the with foolltall play ers. The king laps themselves found I vv > other submission of entrance into the peefi hot go to picture exhibitions, ,ggjatioiis of r rueiat iinpuitan - league to u iionpurtisaii election un■ und Shaw says "ll would lie a mrn 1 12) How is the hedeial I n usury der federal direction; a referendum days’ sensation it the king mude n .O ijg ltlk-d and ( U I 1'tillUpuie in cn was by all nations except in firactice i f shaking hands w i f i dc tie 118c lice. What tin* two parties east ot rutun! defense; no definite I ur lis ts ." ;ly upun these thirteen 1 ueslions _promise of immediate action on I ------ — '* Its MC0 nin£<signifirunre to i n t e l li - <wnrid cviurt. W H A T SH A W S A Y S of tin- gent voters. f a v o r s us step* of pr parednuas i f i ) ** Redact inn of T' a x es I‘ fo r "war; Development of cummer king appi es partly to the pri si ’ REPUBLICAN (1) Stands for: rial aviation, drafting of material lent of the United S l a t e s He goes o the baseball game, which pleas Reduction of luxe*, reorganizing re.vonives us well as men in time ■s the crowd, unit when it is over. if executive detiui timrnts und bu- uf war; advocates an army und “ CbtPirm a reception trtDho W h i t e Cummiaklon t o 'n avy udei,uate tor national safety House for the players Th ere is ) e|>ort?on l a x 'oystemn of S l a te und .until international agreem ents to u resoed m f revuptipn , for .a r iu ts t mept i-pd * mj(jorial ! e i n u n a l e competition in m ilitan 1 the enrf r f „ picture exhiliili„n of- S l a te un.i Fed eral P > o » a n i* have been secured. Sport, however, m considerably d fic U U for developing methods 1 K O L I t h S M V J ., , n huvors uc tive foreign policy to bring ulmut more thun u dull refuge fur tile if lesaening tux burdens. D E M O C R A T , (1) Stands fur: u revision t»f the \er»ailles tr e a ty ; " ia u r t is lir mind," Our unegators Reduction of tax e s and points to promotion of firm treaty agree* developed health und strength the D em ocratic revenue measure m eats drastic reduction ot ull climbirtg up and down trees, dodg 1 issed by lust Cungr* tei as distin- arm s merits Denounces present fc ie lg n policy where it is condu­ is art illustriition of party policy. cive’ to development and provoca­ the valleys. P R O G R E S S I V E , (1 ) Stands for tion ol war r l i ’ilucUOii . |Men , * liave _ , been walking .----- • <:>n the • xus, fcurtailm ui liiiifiH'iii ducUon vi o f ui tokos, ent ui of ml-V . 'Uadilion of Illiteracy, hlnu legs for two hundred thou- ,,utfonml ekpenditure und collection R h l ' l UI.ICAN ( 5 ) Fuvors sec* *and years ui the most, and their ^ interest on foreign luans; op* r c t i t y of education and relief In asides havenit got quite used to Iioneg Mellon tax plun and advo- cabinet. the unnatural positiuit. Wo reed immediate legislation cony D E M O C R A T IC ( 6 ) No ex p res­ much oxorciae to prevent deteriuru- et mint! a new taxation policy. sion. Kl t .ioit. _ ) Italicf (or F arm ers. PROGRESSIVE ( 5 ) No men­ S p o r t 'helps, but unfortunately, 11 R E TP U (2) F a v o r * tion. 0 BI U C A N . in bafcball, there are a thousand " t a r i f f protection to such agtlru) ( 6 ’ Political Manpfiver* of the Ku hollow chested, spindle legged rural products as are threatened youths looking on, f p t g o e P f t f e s * ~ ‘ 'stance fn or* REPUBLICAN. ||) Affirm s adaional eayryjivr, rative market* h p ^ . o ™ , U < M L w u h iti' |por ; bt ‘ __________ No of The BUTTERMILK01 tells the t ODOR is a df Palatabi! M You Get More Pei* Hen By feeding- for with RED COMB FFJ S e m in o le F e e d IMIONE Dl,. NORTH ELM <- -{ y ' j . .j } T(W‘ '* t i For the Busy Man Alert, responsive banking service, organized to meet today’s financial needs. iSfft-od Z.1 2HThlTAlS S S ’T - C T - T O SEMINOLECOUNTYBANKv| 4% I n t e r e s t P a i d tm S a v i n g # i S tre n g th , l o - U' Hv >.|t . u u ’ ’ *Hi ■’ iierv fcce obrwt 1 ' ' : ■ _ >/4> W • : * . ' -f a K I '> �• . y- - •• • •• THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. OCTOER 16, 192L1 Mr*. C. T, Rainer, of New York City, and Mrs. Dina Mossin, of Norway, spent Tuesday and Wed­ nesday in the city, the guests of the Montezuma Hotel. — MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor, Phone: Res. 426 dicity, took place nt the Meth- varied colored velvet. A corsage of t Church Wednesday evening at pink and yellow roses were worn, /clock, when .fMlsa E liz a b e th ' To the strains of I^ihengrin’s died mectg aret Flowers became the bride i Wedding Murch the bride entered I’nce; 3:30 i f Ja m e s F . . B o skcy, of Winter on the arm of the groom. Park. . , 1 Miss Flowers wore an exquisite The church was beautiful, carry- |p0wn 0f blue poiret will embroid. ing the color scheme o f green nnd t>red j n gob! braid made coatee efgold. Marigolds with dpinty ever­ i feet with an undertunic of gold co l­ greens were used on pedestals and o r e d flatcrepe. The girlish beauthe choir loft. Over this the scene j ty of the bride was further offset of beautiful lighted candles cast ‘, with ...... • a hat o f liluck velvet, in an n golden glow. |of I-the face style. A corsage of The impressive ring ceremony golden roses with lilles-of-the-valwas performed by 1»r. W. J . C a r ­ ley was worn making Miss F lo w ­ penter of th e Methodist Church. ers a perfect picture. Only the mint intim ate friends of During the ceremony "T o a Wild the young couple were present. ■Rose" was played softly on the orFour intim ate girl friends of the L gan. Mendelsshon’s V, eliding March { bride acted ns ushers, each p re­ was used as a recessional. senting u picture*of girlish loveli­ Mrs. Hoskey is tin eldest datigh ness in their dainty gowns •pi,,1 ushers were Misses Dorothy Stokes, ter of Mr. nfiVt Mrs. 11. L. Flowers, «?♦ ' where she spcgl her , Martha Brown, Nonie Williams and ° f K»is city entire girlhood. Her natural beau X Perry Lee Bell. Koum-ing th a t . Miss Mildred Simmons presided ty nnd charming personality have ■ure the Truv - 1 n( i j lt. u rgon -Th o natural beauty of made her a favorite among her ■ the Pen and iM iss Simmona w«s accentuated by friends. ♦> Mr. Hoskey is the eldest son of { ■ ork Citj-j a m i , a poach colored flat crepe gown Iw in the Club embroidered In gold, with l l ,j . Mr. and Mrs. L. Hoskey, of Winter n ' f I. inclusive. was n large picture hat Haven, and for the past two years lie opin to all <(f white nnd flesh georgette. Miss lias held the position as agent for 4% Coast Line at Winter J t litors who are i Simmons’ flowers was a corsage of the Atlantic > rs ut a small . pj,ik and yqllow n u e s. Patk t the cost uf .hist before the entrance of tho| Mr . bridal couple M ir Rosamond Rad- diate l i s t * of 30 nil ford sang “ At Dawning" and "Oh >r,c t jut styles an i Promise M e"— Miss Radford wore l,iwn \ international a grey gown of flat crepe embroid- **i I" 1 them is, Emily ered in gold and varied colors. A Dark, Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. i Any breaking out of the skin on I fare. neck, arm s or body Is over|come quickest by applying Men, tho-Kulphur. The pimples seem to ; dry right up and go away, declnres , a noted skin specialist, j Nothing has ever hem found to •«ke the place of sulphur as a pim­ ple remover, it is harmless, and intucpensive. J u s t nsk any drugf is! for n small ju r of Rnwles Mentho - Sulphur nnd use it like I * old eream. — Adv. D A IL Y Fruits ami Vegetables in Season Reasonable Prices R O Y A L F R U I T CO. N f ii l» t l r . i r m t nlim j TYPEW R ITERS We’ve Got the Pictures MATINEE DAILY FROM 3 :0 0 TO 4 :1 6 Evening Continuous From 7:30 H. S. POND K.mforil Hank It Trust Compnn] 1‘kaae ass_________ • X V n ln r.d i.) TIRES To fit any Job on earth PRICES j that you can afford to pay. BALLOONS for ul! Cara, i Fresh Oysters nnd T l u m d a r Viola Dana and Raymond Griffith in “OPEN ALL NIGHT” If* a f a n m ount. vlf»- "O ne Matinee l<n\ JOr At ■ T im e" t’n lh r KwnliiK H>p . 30r, tin ■ ‘ r l i l n j — " T h e l . e n e \\ • * " » " RAY BROS., Phone 548------Sanford Try A Herald Want Ad For Results Closing Odj Special Lines For Cash Friday and Saturday In placing "Silver Lake Springs Co. Water" on the market we have I laced n water at the disposal n| the public that is Pure, Healthful and pos­ itively henelieial. Dr. Tlnm. U linker, of Hollins College. W inter Park ana­ lyzed this water and proiioutaed it a “Superior Water." Following •■*< Llit* clu mirtil analysis and relative remarks eoiteerniiiR the water l>y Doctor Baket . One lot Shaeffer Fountain Penn, values to $5.00, for $1.00 each. One lot Etersharp Pencils, values to $1.75, for 50c each. One lot Water .lugs, values to $1.50, for $1.00 each. One lot lii'hl Cut Class Tumblers, value $2.00, for $1.00 One lot light Cut (iliLSS Sherbets, value $3.00, for $1.50 Clear Neutral None None 10.2 Parts per 1.000,000 I 1.1 Paris per 1.00(1.000 Color. Reaction. Free Ammonia. A l b u m i n o id A n t m o i i i a ( hlorine. W ELFARE i)FPARTMENT ()F WOM AN'S CLUB HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING SELL — - RENT Clean— ftepatr TolnJ Solids Hardnii s, 3 9 .3 P in t s per 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 None N itra tes. Pry A Herald Want Ad For Results We have placed litis w.d<r at your disposal Our trucks are at your service The n< np!c drtrikner tins wntei will find themselves freed D oth many eomplications- ospiiiallv kidney troubles caused h\ drinking interior \\a let s. You should not miss Da heiielils d i i o i i l from the use of this water they ace loo exceptional. Are important to the well dressed woman Phone 50 Mis. A < .Lines v »s Robs on' s S a n i t a r i um for tion on We d n e s d a y . Simmons Siberia Refrigerators at Ball Hardware ( ’o I i d N T I T T H I T TODAY WHAT Y n c CAN Du H i D D ANNOUNCEMENT At Lai ittel's von will tind tie, •ea-oii's most successful mod1 -I m Cloths and Silks. For dav (line went and afternoon, the I mens are e.M|uisitely beautiful in their simplicity. I Dim k, brown tind navy are the h .dun d colors I’rn ed 1 ea­ rn linhh . $ 19.75 T h e C lo t h es T h e y T a l k A bo u t eo n $ 29.50 'ch airm an with the Florida Develop i incut Board. “ Mrs. F orrest iaike, chairman of f t reels artd Highways committee, stated that her committee recoin im mled individual planting of omn mental trees and shrubs and pulin' on the various streets, especially tlie new streets being opened up, bringing out the fact that unitor til planting of one plant selected on each street was more efteelive than using various things. It was sug geslcd too, thut different varieties of |udms and other tropical plants he empiHMzed in this planting. Mrs. W 11. Tunniclitf*. chairman on safe of calendars, reported splen dtd work being done, which w»s very satisfactory , also slated that, the S ta te Beautification meet in Tampa lust week heurtiiy endorsed the calendars and urged the sale Black Cat and the d tljV Solemn Owl Irinnitrg Bumpkins me to help give a J o ottuqr words, complete stock uf for Men and Young Men ARE HERE The Styles and l abrics are distinctive, they give preatign and the wearer— they enhance your qualities and invito social and business opportunities seldom accorded to the ordinary drecsed individual. Thudi1 Coats are fashioned of .sturdy materials that will wKhatami the hard image of a |ractleal Coat. Soft pile fnhiieM are u s e d with plain tullars or with Kmart, lux­ urious for collars and cuffs, blacks, tans, browns and greys predominate. Pleasingly priced The feeling o f being becomingly and stylishly dressed gives you the assurance that carries accomplishment with it, Try on a Suit or Overcoat—A trial will convince you and convey more than all we can say. Glad *to Show you the New Modelo ~ r ■i * j no. obligation to buy . You are more than welcome ,, A .1 liouery $hop character to F o r C on stan t U sage once worn a Overcoat with the Label shown above. ’ Mrs. F . I*. M ' l f c gave u must intitr a tin g report of tho State Beau - ( tifitatiou jiiecil in 't arnpa, stuting i t^iat SI X j n t i n b i i h of the Sunfurd • W*my»n'* tuup and two member* uf the Bo&r4 ° f County Commission­ e r s ' o f Remind lu County were in attendance,.: Muny expressions of disapproval j c f the unsightly roud signs were ' heardjund the chairman spoke of u 1 riHi^cDicnt lit write th s sonic of the advertising sign* that j mar the highways, some of whom j have contracted for space for these sign*, urging them to remove them or not to renew contracts for space for them. Mis* Mell W hitncr was appointed to write these letter*. | M is. F o r r s s t L ake volunteered to secure a list o f owner* of highway* I advertising signs in Seminole coun­ ty * i , , . U r * . W. A. F it t s g i v e a most de­ lightful talk on th s culture of sweet peas, which was followed by one tjuick -to seit<L«r Alivngements are being mode to hayh all the school children of ths district pea these P r a c t i c a l C o a ts You will never realize the great difference between these and the ordinary Clothea —until you hav Now Flannel Dresses at $10.75 and $19.76 ,V i -Ktp . . /. : aol f $ 19.75 $ 39.50 �tAnrs -i i? it ............... —- ..■■« - ......... J OHN'RED’DAVIS SA YS SANFORD BOYS ARE GAME Team Was Jus t Inferior In Playing Ability and Not Fighling Ability Saturday ^ \ - ;is V7 ,r Sanford High School Footbnll Tenm Goes lo Plant 'City Tomorrow for (iatnc With Barchan's Team; Pock Will Be Absent from l.lne-tip; Team for Most I’.iyt Heller W ith one ami perhaps two nf it« s t a r players absent from tlir- line kf, u p because- of injuries received in Cj the Hartuw gam e Inst wi-e-k. the Snnforel High Krhniil font ball te am will fare- the- fa- t I'lant t'itv tiilel ngifrogatiiin at Plant City tomor­ row afternoon *■ . ___ In iiili'i) by I ’nailii's j o ut w. ‘t Efjj' 5,1, . B a i t , W e l . h e l l ami S t u n s will eleI'h ''-1 F a r t tonieirriiw nie-rning by unlit1 mobile- f o r tin- I ItIT In-ruiigh town Sat ■eA large- crowd o f t -+-ete■r1** i - e-\jn-- t Mei-.. ■ if.. ' ed to ucconi|iati\ ttn- || uni. I kin ?l< ‘ j j . A d v a n c e word h a - il that the- b- - pijivi ■ f. cal te-ani is going t-< find a l ough 1 1 ■* V foe; in the Plant r n > t - a m . J o . M m m Barchan, fornie-r "t.al-M 1 grid ' tar tr l u m i n a r y and D t n a l and Dam''nut. Villi- High ine-nti-i. iia tinned out OIH? of the- h.-sl t•.ie-1 in tin hito ry of Plant l.'nv ill. it i Mid. .1 FI an l t'itv Ills** alre-a.h plat I'd several game-s ami ha- In .-n re-tiirn winm-r in each c n n t .- i . Wh.-th o r t ho down slate- ti-ain will ad-l Sanforei High i.. it w i 11in111«k■«-1 * i t* mnin.u to )>e seen. The (..I al b-*t declare not while n>‘W*|.api*r a. Ej counts from Plant * 'it v d--. Inn . t h a t the- t•-stiii tin m i — i .piallv . 1. term in rd . I r, . * For the^first time an open and closed < combined at strictly open ta r price A T LAST— T H E D U PLEX l s An entirely new-type car cre­ a t e d by S t u d e b a k e r . B y s im p ly This combination of features found in n o other car: drawing down the roller side enclo­ sures, it may be changed from an open car to an enclosed car in thirty seconds. F o r the first time in history, a car which c o m p le te ly meets the require­ ments of year round motoring. U se it rain or shine, winter o r summer, twelve months in the year. I t is like owning two cars! And the price is no higher than the old-time open car. T h e New D uplex-Phaeton Body —it solves the closedopen car problem. Genuine B alloon T i r e s —20 x 6.20 inches. New Satin -L acqu er Finish. S p a n is h c h r o m e ta n n e d leather upholstery. New Idea In ease o f operation and control. Fram ed and shaped in steel, the upjier section of the Duplex body is budt integral with the lower part. T h u s its beauty is p e r m a n e n t like that of a closed car. Its long, low sweeping lines — Vibrationless Engine; forcefeed oiling syttem with new idea in oil supply. F o u r-W h eel H y d ra u lic N Brakes optional—totally unSTA N D A RD S IX like any other .ystem on 113-In. H' D 5011 P. American cars. Automatic $ p.u . Pui-lr. rii.tiun j i n b r a k i n g pressure. Puplrm-H.-»J«*r 1 U deeply crowned fegJ hood and r4diatorC1 h a r m o n i z e . p QrJ designed and b u i J Studebaker. Atjd with this d J hgye Studebaker ncS ority which meant 2 —"-efiortless operation gear shifting — pos3 velvet clutch actiontg steering. I n addition then ■ of .improvement! ig that bring a new g-, tion to motoring. T h e Duplex modefc; sive Studebaker erm available from no od* Come in and im^. Studebakera. See opment in motor eta S P E C I A L n o -in n ', a S I X 65 n . p. HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . thi- n-sidutiou shall he and become effectiv e immediately from and after its passage and adoption. 1 Adopted this l.'i day o f October, j That F O R R E S T LAKE K O CHASE c J MARSH-M I i.t'.i RESOLUTION NO. 183 l’alirn-tln Avenue ! ' •t <11' I \ e. cy4 p o in ter on tobacco |,[ In h ’ W ould You Save 300 to s4 0 0 ? I* \ I, 'I t UP the u f f . l i - i v i lel.iv ..inI n Weirkilig on a -li f • n . a. . I n i I • • Ward p a s s i n g , u who b Du pta Ci t V t e a m i - an I t ■■ . - •. I V11 ■ I f packed in tins ,, i 1 I. . i. I - - ■it.. • o bu t— L; i*F •. ! > urZjO j thenRide in This a packed simply in heavy foil 1. J S ; — it would cost 5$ more W lio W a n t s to Kc r r e s id e n t '■ mi V *n»ifiri>i*li ** I "*' i .n li I--I I i m .i 1 in * * >>* ■* I- big Imt i-l.i \»‘il ji lm t t*nfi * SatUnlilV. MU.r Mllil I h . i t his hutfr lioth n^MIt! ( 1 h( f ■« UtlYTirfitiim •!» I • r n. .............. f- • till** i*f il* I* it jet ti.il.tr ■ thi* sidelini's hied 11>•t bu ;■ but i-> f o r this lad's in i f,n iiiau t' ' yiie e-o aih . h.ev. t....... u a t •. gethe r ill.- i . ..lo I-"I t h a n it dot la-t m . k mriit .-I t lie on i t i to be received *8 the result o f the improvement contemplatd sg n in st - «]] lots and lands ad join in g and con tipuous o r d , i n g apd .abutting such improvement, and upon the completion of said assessm en t roll | to cause n copy th e re o f to be p u b - : 1 that the en tire cost o f the im prove­ llshed two times consecutively, ment nforesald, shall be assessed onre each week, in a newspaper |against nil property nhutting and published in S an fo rd , Florida, a t ­ j fronting upon that portion o f K a tie taching to said special assessment i Street between San fo rd Avenue and roll m published a notice directed |Lark Avenue to be so improved by to all property ow ner* interested in the paving, re-puving, hard so rfn e- said special a sse ssm en ts, Mating ; ing and re-hard su rfac in g of said in accordance with tho provisions portion of Katie S tre e t, n width*of Inf the C h arte r o f the City of Panspecifications, profiles and e s t i ­ 21 feet, and a g ain st all lots and |ford. Florida, a definite tin i" and ' mates have been heretofore- approv­ lands adjoining and contiguous or |place where complaints will be ed by the City Commissiem and cem bounding and abu ttin g upon said heard and when said special asessstatute the plans nnel specifications |moot roll will be fin ally confirmed im provement; that S ix Thousand for sniel work, the-re-fejre-, i by the City Commission sittin g as Siv Hundred and Seven (JOCOV.bO) BE IT R E S O L V E D . T h at theDollars is the total estim ated cost an Equalizing Board. City Commission «»f the- C ity of I HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , of said contemplated improvement Snnforel, Florida’, dee-ms it aelvis That the special assessm en ts p r o ­ in the paving, re-paving, hard s u r ­ aide, ns re nece-ssai y public improve vided for by this resolution to be facing ^and re-hard su rfacin g o f nie-nt tei pave, re pave-, hard su r­ made and entered a g ain st th e prop said portion o f Katie- S tre e t, to be face- nnel re-hard surface with sheet e r t j hounding and abutting upon specially assessed ag ain st all lots asphalt em a 0 inch rock base, Kat t --aid improvement shall be payable j and lands adjoining and contiguous le- Stre-et treilli Sanforei Avenue or bounding and abu ttin g upon said j at the option of the property own­ west to Park ..venue, ee width of im provement; the- sum of M . 2 IHI7 is er owning property bounding and 24 fe-et; that all eif sale) paving, re the- estimates! cost pe-r fro n t feint iabutting upon such improvement as paving, hard surfacing anil re- hard follows; either in full within thirty for said improvement. surfacing of Katie Nlre-e-t, as afore | days a fter said assessm en ts -.hall B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , ' saiei. shall he done- in strict co m ­ •darid equalized, approved and con pliance- with tin- plans, specifica­ That it is I he ilete-rminntion o f this firmed, or in ten equal annual in* tion-, profiles anil i-stimates there­ <'eiutmissiein that all lots anil Innels ftollments with interest at the rate i iieljoinirig and contiguous eir bound for. now on file- in the office- of illi­ of eight per cent, per annum upon \ c i t ) M anager of tin- City of S a n ­ ing and abu ttin g upon Katie- S tree t nil deferred pa> moots f tom and l-i’twe-e-n Sanford Avenue and Park ford. Florida, which said plans, a f te r the time said special assess- | \venue will he b e n e filte-d bv the sjie-i i f ic a t tons, profiles and i s merits shall he and stand finally tlm iili- has-- been heretofore- all i qua 11zed. approved and confirmed, and. I ' I-.. lh«* t" -i i '1 i ib ii.'. »«.■i- t« > " hae.l i ■ v The- lin. • Iia- li.'. n li.-l-t. r. d 'll aomewhuL eluriiig Du- w. i i i --i Weather h a s unabb -l tin . u a - bi to ge t in *-<*111** j,'u«n! i -i h i b i ' vilin I will e-nalib- t h< It* <d b,.\ - I., |*e, 1 . j O b e t t e r wurki ug I: bm uh l , I ’lant I itv tlian tin . wi'i. id I. t a g a i n s t Itniinw Whi t f i el d, tlx big j o . i i' ii | g nn r d ..n tin I... a I i. mi. • -m> ■ ed to be- a t..w. i of 1 1 . > i-Di • team in t o n i o r t u w' e *»e.♦. i I in If ■ y j t Vf. h it V I .J-X'S' Peek, qua I tcilui. k a mt cal ' * ; ' taiti o f I hr lorn I 1 i'll in will hr on •pie lei pint I. i|.al > in t>.mol row contest. Alt ihlUn d ai.kb' i- til. reason. .IniM. . . h. S ;io f..id 'husky fllllbail., at,-I \s Ie■. n; i , 1:■■ ' ( fng like- a hull .<■ afiM Until lie- u.i £• Injured. ma\ I*, in tin lm. no but i t lias Hot lll-l'il il.fin il. lv it.-. id> I a s yt-t. (rh “ ' t r-*-r ~ f r r r inr . . .. .« S a o to b ..I • b 'h . f. ?. /' P? : K ‘ c & ’■ *• ' , - A&am m-h <vi pi / > mk £«S it costs only’IOC It provides every com fort— every driving satisfaction. Its vibrationless motor, built on the fam ous Super-Six principle, means longer car life a n d g r e a t e r r i d i n g comfort. Thousands of former larger car owners recognize the wisdom of driving today’s; Essex Six. It saves $30O to * MOO in purchase cost. .\ Granger Rough Cut m ade a n d cut exclusively fo r pipes Li«.i.rri A M h .huT . i i i a u i i f l u . , U, FIRESTO N E U TIL ITY CORDS - 3 0 X 3 ‘/ i i ............................................ * ;.W ............................ ....................... V,..........$ 6 . 9 5 32 x 4 ............................................................... ...................................■................................. $ 1 5 . 7 5 3 3 x 4 CertaUlIy IRtlo Billy C raijf-oft New York-dpann't. Billy Is tho BscottafdtM Now York GUnts, who huvfc jusfw^n ihu fourth straight imatiL, petting # ^ew record .^ BiRy km-wi all thu •pUjrer* by their to nit. what'* being .......................................... ...................? . . . . . ....................... .............- .......* ...........S 1 6 J 2 5 .* Note— New Knscx G and pthers with31-4 Rims Firestone Gum-Dipped Cords Rive you 20,000 miles on these cars. ‘ V.,. ; W EST : -K v • FORD, F] * v Hudson Builds the Essex T h is E s s e x S i x * 10 0 0 o T O U R IN G C A B I f N Freight ta d T ax E x tit Balloon Tires Standard Equipment �PA G E SEVE1 T H E SANFORD H ERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOER 16, 1021 These W ant Ads Confidence Are Expressed Classified Directory Herald y RATES In Advance .«• length Lost and Found ,______MULT1GHAPH1WG, OUND— In tropt of Post Office. _____ ____ One pair tortoise rimmed glasses. M O R E Rusfncas for Sanford mcr chants. Direct 1------- mnll advertising.. Owner may have same by calling Men S A N F O R D M U L T 1 G R A I’ll ' a t Hornid office, proving ownership and paying for n il.____ __ j CO., room 9, F all bldg. Tele i f l u n e 01 S_.______________________ F O U N D — Pocket t>ook containing | money in lobby of Post Office. •------------- t o , ; n y _ n i ' i n . i c _ See R. F. j "flC W. G E E R , Ifcrnhi OITfcI Saturday afternoon. Ctrnshnw nt Post Office. Phone 148. ________________ 1 J U L IA ZA C H A R Y , Hrruld Office LOST Past N’ohlx* Grand Phone 148. of the Jwiloknli Degree, t F ia n c e s T. Hiy,‘Ce. Return ■ --------------- “ P R IN T IN G l a n Shop, ___ _____ 1 H A Y N E S - * R A T L I F F . Printo?* Building Material Irtcled to >1 I K ACLK Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigntion boxes. J . E. Terwilleger, Prop. ____ Lumber and Huilding Materiof C arter Lumber Company N. U uiel Su _ Phone 505____ H IL L L U M P E R CO. House of Service, Quality and Price. • The Sen- re n p o n .lb l. it i n s e r t i o n , eu lieeiiu m l r eliould be In cn ee of Ill icna. r i i a l l x . thorh r n lc * . r u l e s r i l l K 1ve y o u on. And If ■ • ■ 1st ) o u In a d lu n i a k * ■ ko ticr. ^ B lil v iv a Ih elr H e . a d d r s a a n« B n * n u i n b n r it ■ >. A b o u t uti* H h o u a n nd b a a n B e other. u n i Kh you u uipa, Bddreaa Inrr SIHST be ■ nf T h e t u a l l r e o r h r le t * ESTATE E. S P U R L 1 N G , sub-division specialist. Subdivisions to O r­ lando, Florida, and Floral Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ TAM PA, F L O R ID A — Tampa Daily way. North Park Avenue. Times, the great home daily, rate 1 'tic per word, minimum charge 25c cash with orilcr. Write foi complete rate card. TO KEA< I! lilt V E R R or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in T A M P A MORNING T R I R U N E the St. Petersburg Times. One rent cent a word daily, two cents n word Sundays. T H E M( Hi NI Nt U'lUsT\T the accepted want ad medium in Daytona (I* la.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25, Advertisinff Advertising nr, ■r d 'a m e lla . r ItIId. le a . mat. REAL J. Itfflcl.nt I- Sanford Forum Help Wanted model e in price. st and EIG HT CYC passenger condition. V lows Service Phone 44VL3 . Ilford each i ic'o xa + -t- -t--s-+ + + 4 r*r v v v r t S ’ a l t e l !. o o n . l.li* end commissions xxill make it |u.s 'si!»|e lor hustler la make good eal iilligs. I he eirulutlon Itlnimger X. I . glad In talk Ole m atter pvet I xx ll h xoil. Hi s |,|., t ftillx . Mm P T. U M. t E ll I D. f *5* ’i * t t > v v H- -t- l**urm>lied or unfurnished. llioii sued i ash xxill handle, baliince ten years. Wi d e box Pali nr Phone 331) W c'l i|{ S A l .E OR E X C H A N G E far |,f. m Sa'ilotd . Rusiness and fui nisInngs ai in loom bun!ding . -f, ij n g ho,i e on r o c tesi , eat ni l 11 eet I Cost j s \\ II In' 11 l*hi I. I'.vn ,| ■•“ ■ir a t'oi.hi's I lied ! eapin ll . want, t olid ■.mum i Ri nt lea nn.ibl l.amdx xxi'le- 1 c l oi n no a- am p b n - . n e - s In i, ■j-+ Ian pm ta< r i a - i a,lon e Studio oxer 11a xx, a » I* OR RENT Fixe room bungalow. RAILROAD I RON I A t . i : 230 ( ill Elm Appl\ Roberta Giocery 8-t*+<>+++•>+ V '. ’ t- . v V v r<- in thin [k c t o r y [ONE J i. , • , *5* " i | I'm , lar-nl AJ. #1 i ii I I'l fll til 'll ll I ■' ! FI I v t l vu» cult's, ii11«*\ mi ni h i ' i ‘! * MflMIH'-lMti A*ill I ••*»> «Us till Directory 4**5* n l i nk 111 •. Ur i*i cm|m ! ti 'f N" I* I ‘) i m ! iu 1 Olt I t l . NI Nexv five room mod ciri b ptg.ih'tx, i» Ido, ks I torn Ell ! N.i' opal Rank. Enqui r e N03 U est I n t St reel o< m cottag e on :dy 300 French SERVICE Day Tops Private garag, •'I* Park Axe IVR E C K F i t I O l t l { l ’ N T — G n r a g e , 3 Hi O a k I R IP S .30c.____ .DER. Sight -see M A IN E ure trips nt any PROD Rl- > I \ I ( ) 1 ax ,,rI M o m p t t a t l l i at l oe d tin child |laboi ameii die, m ai d subsequent r" ' ’ ' i-'lixi-t Ml. lit id a federal laxv to pro t e d lii tldren in llidustix ' ,rB ' ( III) J a p a n e s e Exi lllMon. \ I I ONS \M> M P I M. I E S HEPl'M LH AN. (1(0 .EndorstTho i A sia'ic exclusion, scene of rtupendous development DEMOCRAT 1C, ( 10 ) Veiled cn Read about it in the Palm Reach [ doiremeiit "t Asiatic exclusion. sent on re* P R O G R E S S I V E , (Id ) No men Post. NS^piJoe e°py i quest. ^ ) lion. , ( 1 1 ) Lynching "D O YOU W A N T to buy or sell! R E P U U l.lt AN. O O Favors an n n y th in g ? " If ho advertise In (i-iynching law. (the “Gainesville Sun." D EM O CR A TIC. (11) N<* men ; onvEU iPniiM a ttk v tio n pen Evasion. n a r o l a I* t u n r l n n l n g * h * K r e n l e « ( ile- Don. x - * l o p m , n ( In n b i r l d a ' s til, I n r >'. s P R O G R E S S I V E . O O N» nun1i s ) r m U I l o n iir d l n i l i t K h ' v a y I " l b * k)R JS T g u lf bench Just f i n i s h e d : n (xvo i tion. I Florist. Flowerti m til (on O o H s r h r I d a s a c r o s s t ' - m m * i ( 1 2 ) How D Federal Irra su ry to Re Filled. million t>n«. Phone 2 6 0 . W. , h|n n a y s t art ed, q ua rt e r i dollar opera house under roneirucU EPU H I.D AN .12) Favors y P A R L O R S _______ |I ln n p two millions being spent on l a r i f f protextion and does not din1 big hXva y ; greatest rbaro-e for live BTtTKT. SlariiU'llo ijex e l o p e r s t o g e t to i>n Kr o r 11(1 cun* inni nu tax. D E . M O C R A ITC. (121 l avois (inds. Rain xvatcr a f t , .,o Wr i t , * |XevI'lupnii nt I i s p a r t - 1 Did F irst Nationnl ' ( it . nl T h e P e n s a c o l a N e w s U n i t for i rve nu, and e mpha s i z es I XV t ' S T V l l l d l M A f l a r K e h i i r g T h e I,, |i f f to the income l a x as a sourc, PiT1 ' l u , It st. ur v I'xpuneni mornlna .. jM F m tlS T 1 Including Surolax mcTtilng I s s ue u f H M l i l J r pm u, r k s s i \ i lHV‘" ; __Eyes examined, ' 1 r e n t p, r w e d m i n i m u m S * r oxxru i shin ef national * A D V E R T IS IN G gets results if it government 1221 E. F i r s t S l 7 e c ( . rt . biding wa t er powei I reaches potential buyers Pa- reamm* i u m - .s e in inheritance la t in Daily News is em u la te d in systems upon ex iess pi of its I.I.ING S T A T IO N . H night. Sau fo id I**' mid Street. [iVT< K ST ATTOT,'. 1. Tires, AecesRoxxitli a smile. Elm (mile I 17 1.3. 1 ... -*»■»*. I n u il n r r P I P lt ll I t r i t l J*f t U l X* ( l i) ITiilipptin- Independence. R F P U R L U A N. 031 Opl'iiaes P h i l i p p i n e i i i . ^ ; e n d e m i.; i»t « n c « Ixi-i i'til 1\ l In- n-jil « si ate lit in <d A I' <'<*i»nt*!l\ vk Nuns, u f 1h i < 1 1\ o c i i m l UG R i i ' w c r s Ir ct n ui i, ' lit iU- ml 'I'u sax 1!»••> puli my it mildly. in •l:i> nli- d mis is WANTEI) \ N OPPOIIII M l ) li Imy j "01 , foi ( ash m l ut i i n rr f 2 1.30 S VSII S U I T OR $2.1.50 oVKItUOAT I'hpv are elTective lor any iimptK'ilinn S. W. RRADFOIU) “ \t the Outlet" You some bargains in good ■. i,.mi In O l O I E V E R M A K E l* b S M O K I N ' T H O O ^ M d •i r 1 H A D I O R/VY ^ FOR S A L E -2000 feet good 114 inch second hand standard black pipe. Price $ 1.00 per 100 feet. Cali be inspected a! Reardull Pre- W o la k a Chiropodist HERALD Classified Ads D I K F K K E N ' I -------IN T A K C :' V O O m e : M EAN TO T E L L L t h /n t n o u b e t A, 5 U O O O T H A T H E 'D t i N O K E B E F O R E \ O U w o o in p 0 c F K K L IN f That tired, half sick, dincouraged feeling i atised by a torpid liver and const 111rt I eij hovxrts can be gotten . - '9 ml of with aiirprusirig (iromptnesa by using llerblm*. Yon feel Its benelii nil eired xvilh the first dose a- ll s purifying and regulating effed is thorough and complete. I t not i in lx d i n e s out bile and irnpuri• ties bill it imparts u splendid feel­ ing of exhilaration, strength, vim, and bony anry of spirits. Price j oik Sold by I mini Pharmacy. At tb: - t.it Du- nexi getn-ral i on won't bolhei with any reading m at- «. tei except the ads Hi Ihe street car. Duluth Herald. Dr. Hobnon’H Sanitarium 218 park Ave. DR. R. M. WELSH G R A D U A T E V E T E R IN A R IA N ftoonr 205 Conrad lluflllillg P h o n o * : OITire 20, Hu m* 31 A L W A Y S T ' H K S A M L -------------------------I N S f c K \ H 1 ALWA YS A SP LEN D ID H u ild in g FO O T S P E C I A L I S T cihx I‘ ii nl* *f>p I tin row 11ik. Niiii*. 11* *1\> i'nll■iiH.'h or 11f * »t a 11111ik Su n fo rd <H’ I ’O IM l N IT A Steam I're sse ry lJ*lri>l M r r r t <r 4.4,d- + + H - 4- *+■♦ + + <■* e Elton J . Moughton •>•><-<■ I TH OUGH T 1 W O U LD fN U T \ D O N 'T ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldg. Sanford, ---- ------- Florida IM FAvCT - \ D O N ’T T U H S K I'L L ySO K E l al FOR S A F E - 20,000 cabbage plnntB. Inquiie W. R. P rev ail Moore’s Station. F o il SALE r ,trnwer Singer sew­ ing machine like nexv Also lloosier kitchen cabinet. 109 N. ‘ Sunfonl Ave Phone 473-J. ' F O R S A F E A thousand gallon gnlx ani/.ed xxnter tank, pump and piping C V,‘. Spencer. 1 Pllone Pin i 'A R P F T Cl I. W I N G Have your m g s cleaned Hint di'infi-eted by j an expei l cleaner Orientul ruga a 'sp e cia lly . V. L. Rates. Route “ A " Rox 183 t " I S U I T S AND O V E R C O A T S — All wool made to order, guaranteed to fit, Anv 2-piece suit $25. Full suit or overcoat $29 50. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 E Second S tree t, Sanford. Fla. See ING UP FATHER ^ N / | 1 S K I ) I ’ l K.Ni n u i : t o . U n .m o .) 2 H. By GEORGE McMANUS 3 b E T IIA Y F.S TR A C T IO IN S P R A Y E R — ' Has mnnv attractive features, ‘x Look it over and la- convinced. i Hoolehan Coleman, Oak and 3 rd. j iuu At R E FA KM mi nund-clay fjl road 3 inties west of Igingwood, ■ lying one-half uti high ridge land a mid halmice In flowing Wei l dis­ trict on W e n , a R iver; 50 acres cleareti and in splendid cultivation! j t n iiv s unner cultivation with a flowing well nml ready to subir- '>.3 rigate. l^trge modern 7 room house, private wnter works, plumb* -“A ng and fixtures, outhouses, te nant vj houses, gnrage. 600 two y ear old budded orange trees, 20,000 sour trees, many of them ready to bud. Ideal place for dairy nnd poultry fnrm. Price $15.000— one-third 'C rash, balance on terms. I dike J e s tup I-imd Co.. Inc.. Longwood. F la . 3.*}t I I It M U It K. An mi-taker, \xitii |»*q.seil pen [• 1 Id in help you yet nmults •!■+ •:•+ 4- E M O M E .N S A L E ON COOK S T O V E S From $ 2,00 to $ 10.00 saved on any cook stove bought for cash up till November 1 st. Also save you money on heaters, both oil and wood. All new stock. SA N FO RI) ST O V E W ORKS 321 E 1st St. ’Phone It) L-3 I adored-to-Mensure In S l | o « Can any easier nr rpire rpstillful uh'II hkI in* crnpli yt*d t»» ri*n( h thu.-c pt-rsons ymi are ilesirntis id notching, than thrmigh the use nf (TassHieti Coleman. and 3rd. Phone 440. l i ve n .nil Run gain xv . >3 n xxcek I nquiie 'tps to any point, xfer. Phone 551 > TOPS I O T O P CO hm Oak FOR RUN l One, two or three furnished bed rooms. .*>15 Magno­ lia Ave., or ‘Ree Hive/i Houses bor Rent lion, Slightly used Home w ater plant, lloole- Wanted REAL-ESTATE * Miscellaneous For Sale Rooms For Rent 45, 7 F O R S A L E — Larjre. roomy hungnRood low. Comnlutely furnished with F el* up-to-date furniture. This house Elm. 1 wns huilt /or n home. t.ocnted on j R E N T — 2 very desirable Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth F O R I and Thirteenth Streets.^ Very best I furnished bed rooms. Apply 217 llupm obile" ' location in Sanfold . Will sell for E a s t T h in ! S tree t. 2 blocks from FALK ■*» ln o , W ight , $9,000.00 furnished; $2,000 cash. Post Office. 1 . touring. ] Ilnlance in terms very easy to hnn- 1 buildini 1 die. Sec W. L. Rumple ut Kitst F O R R E N T i ton Rep’ j National Rank or call phone 207 Mechanical j nml make a ppointment.___________ r °IS YO U R H O U SE F O R S A L E ? There is no easier wav to reach F O R R E N T — Furnished l>cd room people who wish to purchase a :t ll Park Ave. place such as you wish to sell than through tlie want nd columns o f ) F O R REN T-—Two nice rooms furn The Herald. Read by nearly cvished for light housekeeping. 711 erybody and Seminole county each Onk Avc. ______ ESSEX COACH 1924 model <otod condition for sale or will afternoon these little want ads ear Dailr tor gooti lot. M. J , care ller- j ry your message to the perons you I.AKGK F R O N T RED ROOM. 1033 want to reach. T ak e a few min­ We.«t F irst St. ___________ utes ami prepare your ad setting forth a complete description of the property you xvi«h to sell, then bring it to The Herald of l i e 1 and |let the paper do the rest. You might he agreeably surprise l at Matthews , the result. __ _ _____ ____ FO R S A L E 3 colored houses and one lot in Georgetown. One WA N T E D - Few private lessons in RENT Furnished rooms, Excep­ FOR horthnnd and touch system htnek from Celety Ave. well x cutliateil. 200 K. 3id. Houses only re I M>< writing Address Rox 236, or tional investment evntly limit. For partieulars in ! phono 300-W, quire at Rimnie! Specialty Shop W t N T E l i Hoarders, 311 P alm e t­ next to Post Of fie* FOR R E N T Txv,» furnished room to Axe. apartment, with or without g a ­ rage, 1306 Park. A PARTMKN I H ) R R E N T -One FOR SALE Lots 36. 31 and 32 m .1 room and „uc 2 room npurtPalm llaiiinioi k. Consisting of nient Apply 3tio French Avc. 26, 65 nci es . F or ju ice and t o inFOR R E N T Unfurnished 5 room address owner W. M. firm i». P O apartment with hath, screened Itox 813. Mi ami , bin. porch anti gnrage. Owen. P14 FO R QUICK S U E P r a et i n d l y five ro om M x rt tc Axe. 'I P O W A N T E D Ainbilious boy new six l oom model a bungalow 2(i I French I'OR R E N T Txx l o o m npni I n irn t. 1 wanted by The Herald to sell gill ill leMilcnce section, ol'e block Robinson. 202 l*ai k Ace ' «nine. nt the paper nn the M i n i . uf High and Primarv Schools HELP FEM A LE E arn money weekly, spare time, addressing music circulars. Send 10c for music information. American Music Co., 1058 llroadway Dept. Z. H7, New York. W A N T E D — Insurance salesman for Sanford and vicinity: old line company, references required. W rite J . K. Rallison, 005 Orlando T ru st Co., Orlando, F la. PUBLIC S T E NOG R A T H E R — V»ur business solicited. H. II. I^*wis^& Co„ Phone 040, HELP W A N TE D — Young lady wanted to enroll in Herald's big Salesmanship Campaign. Excep­ tional opportunity for hustler $1845 in prizes nre being offered to the worker securing the most votes in a contest which will end Saturday night, November 22 . There is still time to win. I f you have any spare time and would like to win a ltdjrk touring car -"'end vour name and address to The Herald office and tile contest will lie explained to you. Phone 148. _______________ o f B e e within may ■pie of Sanford I often needed. I when any aperequired. It in lalielirally fur Houses For Sale Used Cars Sanford Novelty Worka V. f . COLI.KH Prvp. CON TRA C TO R AND n U l I J > b f c (ivMrral l k * r a a4 Mill W w k Off ,.M H rr» U I » (ff*( Lossin#? Paint Co. Wv handle E )«rro o -U m }» l* y Paint. 113 MAGNOLIA A V EN U 8 "Call for our prlcca." Seminole Marble Co. Mnrbla ami nranlta- Iro n noarriaa. Bail <tt quality w -ix rk m x n.h lp. W rit* for la t.a t I w liw . c. a r i i i u i a t r . u M.t m , rw M M ■ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 16, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 16, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 16, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/17948bf703f9bad439235cc706384566.pdf ee2279481f4f8e1bc215e7948fc15eba PDF Text Text v : ; .' s • W In i M ! H lu lf flj flJ FPM st Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS.AISPATCHE? SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER' ,j ) '4 , LOS A N G E L E S, Oct. 17.—■ Kid McCoy, form er hugillst, charged with the murder of Mrs. Theresa Mors on A ug. 12, w as visited at the county jail today by a l i e n s * Instructed to determine the troth of reports that the alleged slayer w as g o ­ ing insane. According to a t­ tendants. McCoy has been w r it­ in g letters to the woman he is accused a t shooting and on sev­ eral occasions ha s asked p e r ­ mission to call her on the tele­ phone. *> F Milwaukee Club W ill Train inford Next Tampa and Mt, Dora Roads Are Now Open to Public; Sanity of CcCoy Is To Be Determined The Tampa and Mount Dors by Volusia officials to avoid » danroads from this city are open to gcroua mud hole which has formed traffic and in good condition, ac near the water tang of the T ituscording to reports received h e r e to- j ville branch o t th e F lorida E a s t day by the Cham ber of Commerce. Const Railroad nt E n te r p r is e June- William JenninRH Bryan In Dem ocratic N om inee Says It"was said tha t a te m p o ra ry bridge I tion. By m aneuvering c arefully, It Statem ent To V oters A sks has been vicinity of learned, the ay be Nation Him N o Room For |wa „WI built W 1M 1% in tho .................. - ,| was - ................. - - mud - hole , m... For Funds To Carry On Klan o r Any Similar Or- Kissimmee where w a sh o u ts occur- [avoided and all kinds of tra ffic ^ls F ight In D oubtful S tn tcs g a n i z a t i o n ; O r d e r S c o r e d red and th a t it is being used t o d a y . , w arned to o* on the lookout lo r W a rning has been re c e iv e d -th a t j this spot. the north end of the l a k e Monroe On the brick road n o rth o f De­ bridge is nearly two feet u nde r w a ­ Land th e re a rc reported num erous te r and th a t m otorists a r c w am - w ater and mud holes o f which travcd th a t they m ust pass over it at e|er5 are f u r th e r w arned. Although R crtcI Is Expressed And their own ri.^k. AH panning over tne , the w a te r i* MibBidlng in th n t ncc- Rut Hectares Thnt It Is I p I’rntae Given R ector For Will Make Several Speeches road nt this point a r e advised to j tjon, the road is still p a rtly under To D em ocrnts In Florida Hta Work Here; R eceives go slowly for the w a te r is said t o i v .nt cr nlu| e x tre m e c a re m u s t be In ChlcttRo Tonlpht; Saya And South To Give Aid Gift of SI,200 From Church Illinois To Go Democratic be swirling over the road running taken in going over it. ______ through it too fa st m ay drow n the The re m ainder of the road to In n p re p a re d s ta te m e n t sent At its m eeting W ednesday night CHICAGO, Oct. 17—John W. D a - 1 motor. In every case it urged th a t Daytona is reported to be in fairly out to l h* Demiicratic volj'r " ih,. i n hitner. i nt the home ni of i». B. rF., W Sr., good condition. Points on the low­ u tm o st ruution he taken. vis carried the Democratic presi­ Florida, Willinni J c n n .n p s y •; ve stry of the Holy (' ross Kptser east coast m ay he reached via The Del-and road from the bridge dential cam paign f u r th e r into Chlwho ii a t present c a m pa igning for i ropj|1 r h u r c h votod to « pnl Church voted to accept the The M ilwaukee “Brcwera” Atao A ttacks CoolidRe For engo today and prepared, a f te r a to Del.and is said to be in n very that city by going in easy sta ge s the Deroocrittic nationnl ticket " 1 resignation of Rev. A' r th‘ u r "S. I’ecki Peck to the south from it. A num ber bnd condition and nt several places series of addresses scheduled for to the west, m akes nil u r g e n t a ppeal; ^ rtK. , (>| The action became of the Am erican AsaociatiC Failure To Reduce S u r u :.c- caution....... - ........must he ____ excr of had detours a r e reported on the for financial sup p o rt to c a rry on j known tinlay when the ve stry made have been secured to trail* :t. 17.—The night in the Bohemian, Polish and considerable TarifT And For Not Pros­ Jew of water and mud coast roads by the S ta te Road De­ tho cam paign in doubtful sta te s. | nulvlir n ish sections of this city, to tu rn ctseud because cam p aig n . public a set of resolutions draw n Sanford n ext n p r i n R . ncct ecuting Chnrlcs It. Forbes south again, headed this time for holes. Although a tte m p ts have pat tm ent. This organization, how ­ In his s ta te m e n t, the (tre a t by th n t body In which the resigna jnds to colever. is keeping several mnintenini nv<vseveral Ibeen H I II made h >oi rplaces * ------- by ■ v the * St. Louis, Illinois and Missouri. Commoner gives expression to an tion wns accepted w ith r e g r " t and , mR to an announcem ent m ade 1 1ftl $1,300,000 W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 1 7 .-ln help un> optimistic view of the Democratic p ra ise for the re c to r’s work here ! Thursday followinR a conferT he Democratic presidential c a n ­ countv to d in g the road, it is still mice rre w s nt work tou n fo rtu “n“a te“ i campaign th re e | m otorists who m ay be .............. s ta te m e n ts given out didate opened u two days stay with in poor condition. in tire had chances for victory but declares d u rin g the past 12 years, was e x ­ encc betw een rep resentatives Mud Hole at Junction. I enough to get stuck D. Butler, th ro u g h p a r ty h ra ih ju a rte ra here an address last night at the Audi­ th a t money Is g r e a tly needed nt pressed of the City Com m ission, Ren- . Especially arc m otorists w arned l places. this time to meet the henvy e x ­ The |>°dv tendered the use uf the national T h u rsd a y , Democratic National torium th e a tr e where, facing an audience of several thousand, he penses of c a rry in g the p a r ty fight the rectory to the m inister for his lor and junior Cham bers o f [stifled before C h a irm a n S haver criticised P re si­ put renewed stress upon w hat he into those sta te s which nre being use until May. 1 1026 and also de­ Commerce nnd L. M. N aliim , h a t e campaign d e n t Coolidgc’s fnilure to reduce c h a ra c terise d ns the necessity for livered to him a check for $ 1,200 business m a n a g e r of the team . contested most. In his s ta te m e n t, Mr. Bryan f u r ­ in a ppreciation for his "long and ting com m ittee. the s u g a r Inrilf, accused tho De­ “ good governm ent from the ground Mr. Nahim, who came hero upor up." fnithfu) m*rv it (*.** the invitation of Floyd P a lm e r r« | th e r says: , mnke up a f3,- p a rtm e n t of Ju stic e of delaying the The official report of Mr. Davis T he resolutions pnssed by the resenting the Ju n io r O in m b e r "The national com m ittee needs dccjdcd upon nt prosecution of Charles R. Forties, re m a rk s on the Ku Klux Klnn said mtmey; our ca m pa ign fund is very v e stry w ere a* follows: Commerce, declared thnt nnranjS^J th e cam paign, he and predicted th a t Jo h n W. Davis in |uirt: " In my judgm ent no great •R E S O L V E D —We. the Vestry m ents had been completed to smnll and our cam paign necessities i.(| m isfo rtu n e could overtake the very Inrge. We have no large | of Holy Cross I’nrlsh. accept with sntisfuctiou of all parties concar would be supported overw helm ing­ A m erican people than the division I il w in furnished sincere re „g re t l lie f i g n n t i o n of ed and tha t Sanford may look fo|j* J new spapers In the n o rth ,to speak .................. ly by veterans of the l ivil nrul along lines of race or religious be | jrspaper*. George of while the Republicans a re abuii- our Rector, the Rev. r a t h e r le e k , ward to seeing an excellent b a ta - - . liefs and thnt w hether it he called ( ctor of publicity World W ars. dantly supplied. The Republican who has served the P a rish most hall team here in tra in in g d u r in g ' rribing the exnewspapers nre e ngaged today ini loyally and fa ithfully fur 12 years, tlie m onth of March. The president .Mr. Shaver suid. the Klan or any other name, any . hv his bureau in his tirst s ta te m e n t, a p p a re n tly organization thnt challenges doc­ a nation-wide conspiracy to belittle We deeply doploie tho necessity i rrs — t o t u n l j u S peaking nt the Ju n io r ( h n m b w To Mnke jrinl!',‘ furnished intends to delay action on the su ­ trine s of religious toleration, does the Democratic candidates and for chnnge of residence and hope Here To Return To For­ Commerce luncheon T h u rsd a y , lions To CampaiRn Fund their chances and the D e m o c ra ts| f „ r him a speedy recovery to norm- of is. g a r fiiriIT until a f t e r election, with violence to American ideals and mer Home At Fort Myers Mr. N ahim complimented the c ity a r e not in position to ,-xpnsc and al health His life and service very highly upon it* park when ha us m .to o p e r a - a continuing heavy loss to the con. could not he approved by those who nocratfc N ational m ents, the c h a irm a n declared the who believe like myself in those It,-v Bnrhans. Tor our| In a communication received counteract the m isre p re se n ta to n s. am ong n* ha* left an influence said, "S anford may well he proua Rev Paul C Bnrhans, for ffour not obtained, sum ing public. th ro u g h new spaper* or tha t will bo felt fm many years principles.'• years p a sto r o f the C ongregational he.e from <*i l l h n s l B . toekton either The baseball offcnl f u r th e r ex m a n a g e r of the through lite ra tu re . E very Demo- to come His spiritual life '» n«>d nf its baseball |uirk nnd diamond In his speech Thursday night Diaeussing the Forbes indictja r te r s . testified V e te ra n ernt who is interested, as every has been a shining examplo of thi for il is w ithout doubt the beat in Bureau fr a u d s case Mr. Davis told his audience tha t it jzation had. spent was “ solemn business that i all* u* Democrat ahould lie. in the mu ilevnut t'liristinii Rector and our the s ta te ." b ro u g h t a g a in s t him in M aryland A .. [t. 10 . of which sum , to g e th e r here tonight." rrH.i of our national ticket, ahouht. w she* go with him in his new had been postponed until next Jan The baseball official f u r th a r ex- j 100 had been fur"It is a solemn e rra n d on which III therefore, sul.srr.be l.l.erally r ( tjll.n , llf the cltv feel pressed appreciation of the comp»., wil! take nvci a small community (stlonnl Committee. unry, and th a t brought in t hicng - I have been se n t.” he declared. note county, was m ade public. a t Vince. ih u r c h and a tte m p t to regain his g ra te fu l niul appro*lutive of erntion tha t had been prontlaidwas a personal until Nov. 34. T hus, he said, the The Democratic candidate said failing health by observing a long "That the r e a d e r s m ay k n o w j t n n s ^ ^ ^ work Mi Dean has accepted the ap the team by locnl business men a n d Dm G eorge K. liren* cases both had been “ postponed at the quadrennial decision I he peo­ JlHiinlment and in an interview this tha t I am not neglecting to make declared thnt Sanford, he feels ....... : I will add if am ong the hoys and deeply re g re t ic national copunltr the instance of the Ccolidge a d ­ ple were culled upon to make were pcjriod of rest. morning outlined plans for s e c u r­ m in istra tio n until a f t e r election. ^ I ways f r a u g h t with serious re* sure, will mnke nn nlenl H a lo in g Rev. Hiirliiin came to Florida ing funds in this county for the '* llinois. he said, C°. « ! ? b . i I am giving six fhe loss of his leadership and runpardi.n me, tha t 1 am giving six ( wUh lh(. y(lUth (lf t lty. ground for a baseball te a m . * .Jffj Thia effort of the C o o l i d g c a d ­ •ponsibility and consequence, five years ugo broken in health i Democratic cause jra h . Republican, of Mr Dean will weeks of my tune to the national | ) s p ^ i n x i l K R RE SO L V E D T he '•B rew ers" 27 stro n g itcconfhat he would call m in istra tio n to prevent the trial reviewed the political situations from his mission work in the ' la- assisted ill his work liv a corps campaign, Mild paying my own Thnt senior w arder. Mr. NNhitner, panied by n g roup of ncvfapaJ oled at b o r t My | of lieutenants, one from each town of the Democratic of the F o r be n canes in the riosing which A braham Lincoln rnd Wood­ northw est, ami traveling expense*. 1 would r e ­ be reoucsted to personally Inform roup and t h r i f ew m e ritrS T ra nd litte r la te r, days of the c a m p a ig n ,” he c ontin­ row Wilson faced during the ( ivil ers with the intention of never a s ­ in Seminole c o u n ty . main In F lorida and speak for Mr F a t h e r Puck Unit th a t e s t ? t ^ S f ^ O tto B orchert, will a r r iv e in us, t r e a s u r e r of the ued. la in direct contradiction to and World wars Bnd asked who suming duties of a m in iste r a g a in ,, No net h c eotiiVtatlort f*r fund* Martin "and th e rest of the ntuto dor* him the rector’^ Tor his p e r ­ city Mur. 10 a n d 12 and will rem ain but hi* health became so in ip ro v K I Ibtionnl C o m m itt would have th o u g h t • -whim these thy rrinnlKa thut PreRident Lot^ will be made, according to Mr. and Congressional ticket. If th e y sonal use until May I. 1P2A here for a perio dof 28 days, accord -i Inve stiga te rv idge thee peojne people la Idee gave m i »st v February r » ~ .— ry two presidents Were elected that I h a t he could n it resist the call of | | lean, who sta le d thnt contrib" needed me, bill a* they do not, 1 • IT IS FI HITHER RE SO L V E D ing to Mr. Nahim. H otel accotnc ontributed to when ho w was wni'ii as m aking a political decision of world-wide and nation |,is profession, and tw o years lat* linns will be received th ro u g h ihe am on my way fiortn and will — That senior warden. Mr W hitner, modations hnve already been eecur* r itpaign had come speech before the N ational Repub­ wide im portance would lie made 1>\ he again nssuineil the duties mulls, all checks to la- made pay­ jividuals and organ- lican Club In New York. Refer ut a small ih u r c h neai I l l s able to th e Democratic National speak in the a g ric u ltu ra l sta te s of to draw a check in favor of the ed and oth e r detail* connected with them. the Middle West until the night b e ­ Rev F a th e r Peck in the *uni of the d u n ’s sojourn here, u ie to ba Al this point a man yelled from home. 1 tw elve contributions n n g to tne numerous instances of Com m ittee These funds will be fore the election. I w ant to render $ 10,000 to u maxi- c orruption in th e a dm inistration the re a r of the audience: His health colilimo-d to improve | forwardi-d immediately to tin- I'.n- the m axim um of service to the n a ­ $ 1.2110 to In- delivered to him in closed within the next few dayx. { appreciation of his long and f a i t h ­ "Mi Davis, what i* vour stand and he accepted an invitation to tionn' h e a d q u a rte rs "f the pa itv. Thnt S anford people will b« aula K). John M. Nelson, then under public discussion, l res* tional ticket Ivy speaking in the ful service This a m o u n t to in ­ to see many of the best team a Ojt on the Ku Klux K la n ? ' jr of the La Foi - ident Coolidge said: take uvei a luige parish a t Austin. The necessity for c o n tiIbutioiw contested sta te s until election duy. clude re gula r stipened up t» e f f e c ­ questions,” Mr Duvis replied amid , testified th a t the th e country in action du rin g “ ‘There will In- immediate, a d e ­ question*,” Ml. •’avis replied uinid T e x , w here lie remained foi 141to t>e made nt once was s t i e a o il hv 1 hnve paired wiih n Republican tive dale of resignation." J36 received t»y his tra in in g senson. i* the prnmlsa o f months before bis health again the county chairm an, who po in t­ of Miami, so th a t my vote will not unshrinking prosecution, cries of “sit down. »il down." Ri \ Peck, who for more than 12 Mr. Nahim sd come from up qua te , who declared thfct Hilled and he found it necessary to ed out that the election is but thtee (( years served ns th e head of E p is­ game* have have already bean "If the gentlem an had lieen a 2,000 con trib u to rs in crim inal and civil, to punish the is h e a l t h I W1.,.\H j.wav and tha t if th HHilirV be Inst. le tu r n H Florida, wlu i. hIn* "Every Democrat Should Note copal * iiun h hero, left lln* morn guilty and to protect every na Consistent Iendel of the dailv loess ig tfStKl teat* from $1 upw ard, kMV|. anv m aterial a •*1 • i r. "E very Democrat in I- lornlu ing uccoinimnied l>\ hi* aged scheduled with the following In- would uol h a l e overlooked the once more became much unproven. .R Washington knbution of $33,000, liunnl interest.' " tra in in g in this state A fter ninaiiillig for several „ mUst be in the builds of the cum should go to the poll* and vote so in,.Ihei for llu r r is h u ig . Pa., where iicr ••Now the D epartm ent of Ju stic e fai l tlint Hi the flisl sIN-ech I made j New York N ationals, D00 and tiiree of $ 1 ,iialgn n 'ln m ilte e at once that our s ta te will do its p a rt in hi- Ini* a rented a n Invitation to l»- | Americans, in F ort Myel-s. Rev B>"-lriuign whose head i* a member of the I |M the eampaigil I answ ered that Cleveland Nationals and Brooklyn id a m il here. He bus j j ,,. f,,i tile doubtful stale c o m e r e i i o r in a l u r g c p a r i s h o f swelling the total vole and every him* mcc CI The fight fm president's cabinet, on its own ini(G ive, $20,000 Nationals. Mr. Nahim is ulso try­ one wTio can should c ontribute, t h a t i il v. ' “ l th r u vaid that nnv n r g a r m a i* ummI himself t Minns i lin e n s by the three mnior p a rtie s, ileclar and investm ent tlative and despite the ilijeetlon* ,,l S anford vehii view In* depart ure r(| {»,.n n. i* being fieri elv A luige host of friends went to ing to a rr a n g e gam es w ith th e liOS w hether he i* able to contribute of the a tto rn e y s for Foi lies, ha* lliill, whet Ini It wil* railed the ter* were the princi tra in In hid good bye to the ton National* and Columbus o r I n with deep re g re t. j waged The party Is greallv ill KJim ni by a m o t h e r n a m e w h i c h much or little. E very Democratic | tin r» ill large sum s to delayed the trial of this former Al dinnnpolis tr a m s of Ihe Americidt iv idl'd Ihe I.....lb* along racial It, speaking of S anford and tier n(..d of funds witii which to cnrr> voter in Florida should have a pari m inister and his mother. . . . . . fund. Mr. Hodges Republican official i$ |L though In* resignation is not e f ­ Association. lid violence to the consti iili.e iis the Rev. Burhaiis ih a ru i Jon this im portant battle. The i t i in the victory for which we a re "T he explanation is probably t" *"“•* Regarding tho n rg u in c n t t h a t W rigley, J r ., of fective until Ja n . 16. Urv. Peck striving. We owe it to our S la te , •i n r c d his stav here ns "one of the , ponses, he pointed out. are neccs tullnii. listed as the only lie found in the f e a r of ihi Repuh. *■•'•■' ‘ heavy and declared trial Coiigrcasional and county ticket, suid he fell the necessity of le a v ­ may be advanced by some peoplo "Bui the gentlem an must p e r ­ th a t the mit me to udd som ething more. At most pleasant experiences in my snrily n contribution of I lieu ii a d m in istra tio n now is the lime for Florida Demo I as well ns to the national p a rty , to ing nt once lieeausc oil account of thnt in securing n m inor league in t i i i sterinl life," and stated tha t A. P a tte n of Ev- 1 frig h tfu l m a n agem ent of the Vet­ th a t same time I ventured to ex his In all Ii » ni also because of the team , Sanford will not see |h u i rat* to show th e ir loyalty to their ' he at the polls on election day. ily r e g re tte d the fuel tiiat grain dalcr, gave e r a n s Hureuu Will be revealed in p r v * the hope tha t the nominee of liee iliwply i health made it neces­ party urgent • i . I'.itiun of the P e n n sy l­ best clnss of pluying, Mr. N aM"* • "A ssum ing th a t the Democrat* is failing en thousand dollar the testim ony. -J vania • Inn ill to come and assum e *ald. “ F a n s of this city will, on the Republican pa rtv would join sary lor him to resign his duties at of Florida will be interested In a "F lo rid a D emocrats should d i •*I‘resident Coolidge could have me in a sim ilar expression. I sug aim* from Payne c o n tra ry lie able to sco a b a tte r in* duties there nt once. report of the cam paign, based upon more than merely vote for their the C ongregational t hurch prevented the postponement of the gi st th a t the g e n tle m a n ’s question inhassett, N. ^ f’.cv. Peck came to Sanford from braud of baseball w ith the M llw id"uve nominees on Nov. 4. They should nty personal observations in the G alesburg. III., where he had been Itison. a m a n u fa c tu r- Forbes trial in the c o u r t ul B alti­ is addressed to the w rong q u a rte r. kee club here than a m a jo r loagut (Continued From P age 3) •The i g ^ q ^ X n ' a n ! Bapback their p a rty with mpne_y., Fb-r N. J.. and A r th u r more. He had control, through his th e rector of a church for four team for the reason thnt our loatn idu without doubt will go Demo­ list*. Pre sbyte ria ns, Methodists. years. Prior to tha t tim e he had will be tr y in g a t ull times to win of York <-ity, a tto rn e y general, of the local iliacratic and because it will, citizen* rict a tto rn e y . But he is evidently Episcopalians and all of them, and should be willing tu go .• sti !> served for six mouth* a* chaplain its g a m e s a g a in st the m ujor league !ed shall alw ays rem em ber my stay tin ther and aid in c a r r y in g the | ul P a nam a in the Canal Zone. i»e- clubs w hereas tw oof the big league g $10,000 were lis t­ not willing in this spwcific instance here ns ollc of Ihe most plcn»ullt fight into those sta te s which may Ing stationed there w ith U nited clubs playing each oliler would only : Julia* F. Ghrech- to m ake good the promises he u t ­ tered in his political speech eight S tu tc s Army engineers. It was give exhibition a ffairs." nrliods of my life.’ r L. Schiff. J B. At go one wav or another. Mi. Dean j In discussing service. Rev. Burwhile in Panam a, that the m inister 'harles H anglcr. all m onths ago." A nother thing pointed out to;' declared. suffered a very seven* illness of Mr. Nahim was tliut if Sanford h#i D eclaring tha t “three oul of l"u r halis Mini that he wus satisfied <'lly ; J. Horace HarF.vrrv business man. who has the when rendering the best aid j'ossltvphuid fever, which caused him 1 secured the Boston Red Sox, local , N. J .; H. A. Kckart, service men and women of the nr A I’. H aggard, was elected po'< w elfare of In* party ul hem Ground was broken T hu rsd a y by la te r to n*slgn his duties and rr ur W. Cutten, a grain World W a r utid tw o out of three i untmnndei of the Cam pbell-U ms Id... ami that be could never «.>n- cording t» Mr Dean, should t>e (Continued on page 3) Chicago; C harles (I. ve te ra n s of the Givil W ar, are mg post of the American U ’gion | se•nt to remain ns heud of a ihurch willing the cam A B. Hell, of Nashville. Tcnii., tu r n to thi* country. l" give *3 tn Mr. Sneaking of Rev. Peek's work in nftc r failing health made it impnssupporting ton. III., the R «, iili- ,......... ^ John j\N. ,Davis, , , b\ nn overwhelming vote at u ball paign. "It should Ik' worth tliul for a block of modern stores with Sanford lid* morning. B. F Whit sidential candidate; S hhaver a v e r said in his th ird sta te m e n t quel held at the Seminole Cafe last Kildc for him to render the high much to him." the c h a m n a n said sal...........apartm ent* on the upper floors at |g b t, of St. Louis; A. th a t thousands of dollars were be night for th e express purpose of order of service th a t the people, " W h a t a fine thin-; it would be If the corner of Sanford uml Alta n r r . senior warden of thu ehurch. praised the rector highly and de­ ing spent by the Republicans ' to | had u r ig h t to expect. Colorado Spring*, electing new officers for the e n ­ 100 or more men in the county On the south clared tha t great stride s had been Rev. B urhans has spent p racti­ should donate $r> uid.-ce lo carry monte Avenues. srt W. H a rris, presi- oevelop a Republican service lea- suing year. Mr. H aggard sue end of town n new store, filling made by the church du rin g the cally his whole life in the advance­ on the Democratic fight." gue and to win votes from u hunk. reeds Percy A. Mero. station nnd g a r a g e will In* built, pu*t 12 years. ment of re ligious work, having de­ iette by a tta c k in g his w a r record. O ther officers named for the W lule il is urged th a t everyone according to several report* at ______ / Y i|l Mr W hitner especially praised livered his first sermon when but ycur l ‘J 2& were ns follows: Vicegive if imsrilde. contribution* once on the B allard p ro p e rty , and Rev, Peck for his work am ong the As in the case of the water Ig of uny am ount will be received and the new hotel on F rank HnithI’o*t Com m ander. Ja m e s H u ff: A d­ ID years of age. laiys and young men n o t only In of la k e Monroe rising th re. I The tirst 10 y e a rs of his mtivo ju ta n t, Lloyd Bebout; Historian. gre a tly appreciated. Mr. Dean *ai cox's S u b u rb Beautiful i» p r a c ti­ ills own church hut am o n g those in the 24-hour period ending Tn Reginald S. Holly; Master at Arm*. m inisterial work w ere spent among fu r th e r . A list of the contributors cally assured. Thi* project i» e x ­ the e n tire city. “Sanford will day morning, it again rose t Thom as Meredith; Chaplain. W. h the wilds of the northw est in mis­ will be published from time to pected to be financed by a well- of long rem e m be r Rev. Peck for his inches during the period ending sion work, and it w a s during this tim e, it was announced. . MT. VERNON, HU Oct. 17— Coleman. known hotel com pany and the a n ­ excellent work ulung th is line,” d e ­ this morning, according to Infor­ The m eeting was opened ov period of his life th a t o verw ork The arraignm ent today in the Cir­ nouncement ha* also been made clared the warden. mation received here today. -TKa brought on illness th a t ha* since Com m ander Mero. who briefly e x ­ They didn't know why u Missis­ tha t Mr. H althcox and his a s s o ­ It wu* du rin g Rev. P e c k s min In a week’s lim e, during lontinues to surround cuit Court of Igiwrenec H. Mtgnt, plained the purpose of the g a th e r developed to such an extent Dial sippi fa rm hand killed two people c ia te . will build a block of stores Istry, Mr. Whitner pointed out, heavy rains, the level o f the 1 | some coiiteslanls who form er Methodist M inister, and ing and commented on the neces­ physicians have ordered him to re­ ring to win th e Buick Mrs. Sw eeten, charged with mur­ sity of the Legion d ra ftin g plan* tu rn to his quiet home a t Fori My- because he w usn't m a rrie d to either at tho corner of N e w b e rry p o rt and that the parish house, the broth­ rose three feet. A fter t h . A ltam onte Avenue early in J a n ­ erhood clubhouse, the bowling a l­ had stopped it rose about t lx one of them. jffered by T he Herald der in' connection with the for a more e laborate celebration e n and rest. uary, by which tim e It is expected leys were constructed and tho ch'es a day for two days, fiv e i ig lady securing the of the E x-M inister’s w ife and Mrs. of A rm istice Day than hnve ever tha t s bank will be fully organized m agnificent pipe organ was in ­ for two d a y . in succession ana inker of votes before Sweeten'a husband followed a joint been observed here before. and possibly become a p a r t of a stalled in the church. Other a c­ has risen three inches fo r indictm ent issued by the grand In this connection Mr. S te w a rt well-known southern chsln of tivities, both in religious and civic days in succession. It la jury yesterday. was introduced as the reprcscnU Inteat proceeds and ns bsnks. a ffa irs, of the m iuistcr were th at the w gter level will be tive of a company that plans to kk of the fourth period Mr. Halthcox la the party who praised by Mr. Whltrtor. inches higher on Saturday install a novel system of street [lose, m ysterious activrecently bought tho J. E. Bartlett decorating here consisting of f My. * i. . . antestauta becomes ap Word w as received here The U d i e s Union will serve din­ holdings in A tlainonte consisting sockets placed along the curbing The thirty-third annual meeting n e r and supper c a f c te lra style a t of approxim ately 800 acres, which o f dam age being done in I on both side* of F irst street at ’s tabulation of votes around several home* and wi K A N E. Penn.. Oct. 17*— A coro­ 2b feet intervals. It was pointed of tbe South Florida Association th e pa rso n a g e building, and b re a k ­ is a part o f the fam ous Lake Ade­ Nell W illiam s to be in ner's jury returned verdict of un­ out that this system would prove o f C ongregational Churches and f a s t will be served a t th e S anford laide property opposite the hotel property bordering on tha laa* and copariately surrounds Lake* th MUs Versa Wood­ avoidable accident In regard to tne Invaluable in decorating the street Fred J. Nlem eyer. one pf the cause of high w ater. It h a . to Ministers w ill be held at Sanford C hurch, which will a lso provide •Florida, Marion and Frances. Mr. land Miss V elm a Shipp k illing of a boy late yesterday upon short notice for parades and f o r th e visitors. p io n con o f tieminolo county’s afoa predicted that the w ater w ill c on Oct. 21-22 according to *n* lo dging |n Saturday the list of when 1 closed automobile was celebrations. U w*» “ M T he com plete p r o g r a m follows: Haitheox reported that more than at bis homo in Longwood shortly Bnna viking for several da 800 lots were sold the fir st 30 ind their standing will struck by an express train near Miami. Tampa and most o f the flounce meat jSade today, « }* e* Tuesday Night a fte r » o'clock on tyed n e^ U y «v*n- those who »re fam iliar wit ! and there is much spec here. A man is believed to hsve larger towns in the *U te had adopt­ pected that a largo number of min­ 7:30— Call to O rder. A ddress of dsyi> they were offered to Orlando Ing In hla sixtieth year. , ditlona have expressed fear isters from th is section will xstnle, many of whom exp ect to • just who will head the been f a u lt y injured in the crash. ed this method o f etreet decorating tho continued rise w ill do Welcome. H r. N lem eyer settled 1® Dds cr here as the gu ests of the San­ suburban homes in this v il­ dam a r e than w as expected a and found it very satisfactory. Service o f Bong and Pray­ I'l ‘ " ' • '* county nearly 30 yeore ago. and church... lage. F ive m iles o f new streets Many o f the roads In and The plans th at w«r* adopted for ford er led by Rev. Benjamin I is g ettin g to he a hot The nam es o f all degelate* will and d e c id e lig h t lin es are now un­ for 23 year, occupied M r tim SL Johns R iver tar the celebration o f A rm istice Day Stock. Avon Park. )arid it Is rumored that pf postm aster at Longwood. W W f be mailed a t once to tbe Rev. Paul here include a ltiw et Parade, a 7:45— Sermon— R ev. Fred K* der construction. Canal* are b e­ serving In this capacity h s made are said to be in w orse and contestants are hoarding opened along the plana of the condition as thd •'water cor football clastic, a dance and fire­ C. Burhans. and a Hat will be pub­ Marh. T a v a rts, „ strength for a sensalished within * few days. fam ous W inter Hark Canals m ak­ many friruda in this section o f th e to wash o v X U tiu w point*. works in addition to many other 8:15—Th* lo r d 's " Supper— Rev. . Only liv e w eeks y et W ASH ING TO N. Oct . >7.— F ur­ Egcb ehurch in the territory *mto *n- sta te who were aaddem-d and a f c g t a d Ihtoto Lyman M evU. SC Peters­ ing boating from ong » shocked to haar o f hi* death. [tha indications point to ther h earin g. on Fumnan ra tei oa novel feature# of entertainm ent. b raced by tho Organ 1ta li on is en­ It vran also annountod h t the Sanford D elat'd r..sd burg! Rev. Tilton C. H. The funeral uervicey Will be Weeks being the busi- the contention by the ^ niu.d C<£V titled to send three delegates. ° <h®*J79rida new spaper recently m eeting that work hod been recom­ JBouton. St. Potaraburf,. ♦nmorrow afternoon a t » • « all. Christian Endeavor S«Hs^ mercial Trsvolopi of mended on the u .w _ U g io n M l * Osch * Auxiliarv will that prasest rates are AQu sign rot* of th* camto be east Satur- w ill be heard by tha jo i tim e th e workers wilt . Commerce CommlMion II Jon November 8th. the -4r>t iairman on Probing Campaign [is Party SHAVER STATES W AR VETERANS ircau Has »nse Fot WILL BACK DAVIS m Yet Jollected Arningcmenl VESTRY ACCEPTS Final For Team’s Stay In City Are Co RESIGNATION OF This pleted On Thursda; Sounds Optimistic LOCAL MINISTER Training Period Note For His Party Nominee To Leave Tonight for St. Louis Will Be 28 Da; Many Games With BjJ League Clubs To Played In Sanford [Editorials REV. BURHANS TO DEAN APPOINTED GIVE UP MINISTRY TO HEAD COUNTY HERE NOVEMBER 1 VICTORY CLUBS -" r ' "'1 ?rx f s ;s‘ I■> Haggard Is Named Head Sanford Post American L e g i o n “ '' Altamonte Springs Will Have B l o c k O f Modern Stores Lake Monroe Again Rises Three Incl In 24-Hour Peril Surrounds Hight, Mrs. Sweetin [ant’s Work Arraigned for Murder Few Days Train Strike* Auto, Killing 2, Injuring 1 Coitfererice Called. To Discuss PulliuanRatcs South Florida Congregationalists To Meet In Sanford October 21-22 Longwood Postmaster DiesWednesday Night a �Jp* r* • j ^ m . P vrn^ i * * * * » * * - - m 'M e * i* ;t» i J/.lf !E EIGHT (ARON TALKS TO FNIOR BODY 'ON (FORCING LAWS ,_ M iV.'i* ('»**•«* announcement of tho challenge; Unanimously passed by the Jsan* v; ‘roDMtBx , l||V^ r ^ fold Junior Chamber of Com­ merce this 16th dav of October. GAINESVILLE. Fin.. Oct. ,1 0 ,-J zoo^,h? L ^ 1924. More than a cc-jro o»' Ui.;.verslty bf In n report for the Project CornFlorida players lmvq so fnr enter­ a s i i s g mittee, from nowon to be knowd T ! (Continued from Page 1.) "|ired S rngle nge,| ed the oped handicap tournament engird’ the Executive Committee, Haw­ ♦WHEREAS The Sanford Herald nn for University,golf plnyers, to be Connelly announced the np (Continued from Page 1.) 1 Information was received from ' LONDON, Oct. 10._Tho an­ SATTLEY, Ncv„ OcL 1G.—Bnck ................ “Ib offered n cup to be played for kins held on tho of the MlllllLN Gainesville . links Vi Vtllf pointment of the following comr.teams representing the various* "ak"i Wh,ch the fw,cr,,, trade commission !thc officc" of lhe Chamber of Com-.j nm,ncemcnt that the Prince of in tho middle egos “Frnnklln” Country Club beginning Oct. 14. It b organizations in match com'* In’ Executive Crmltree.ChG:m w :. l rePort» hns for hugely by , ho ! mercc Tucsdav to the effect that"* Wnlc-*, upon returning from bis meant freeholder nnd John Henry Is announced by Pnt Owenb, chair­ Jtlon, man . of tho Gator handicap commitReginald' | *nr'^ on «u>nunum aluminum written into the 1inquiries ns to spring training fnc-. American nnd Canadian trip, will ncDo-D-™*. n o ..................... jSpenccr, Spencer, Jr., chairman; Reginald ............ . ..... Frnnklln, known to residents of . . . .. . . . . « Holly, ii - ii.. t> i Dean. r.— iL. /s ... j *ordney bill. wnl Nor sf-------.1 .. ilitics for baseball teams have been tco, that the expectations point to a STOVK A N l l l IEREFORE DE IT RESOLV LI) s. R. L. C. r,.»» Delimit was.»*It •blhding No. 19ormally f . « n tho ro. -hi. .Otlltm . . "Look John” an,I ,„ ^ 0 ^ Y t e T ^ m T h .' l i ! ! ' . ? ,. ' received from the management „ FIRE I'f.ACR *ammppr«nJn^i *LUni*w 1n.n<l W- E‘ "’hitc; Membership •cn Henry F. Lippitt, the Rhode four clubs, three of which are mcrwl instructed rond between Hartford | reputed grand nephew of Benjamin Jsity, including Gordon Gibbons CUT' <MK| 5'’r;>nldln. Is running true to form. Tampa; Mongjn Brumby, St. Pc­ b r n S J m b ^ T C U'' ftm' thr Sc"n* i’' S ro| HodgVon1' R aT ^fcy^Snd ' { ^ ^ ^ t h c a lfifth c hers of the International Assocltr*. ^ ili.'^Tios^nnd m Ih tn oT " kbr""'J 'Hn In » freeholder of a tcnt.tiv. fe n r , .< * » £ Oe.lo; Europe tion nnd one a member of tll| highways in Stnnscl Taylor, nnd others. ^ t 5 ,K W A ! * . s a “ T . n ~ * ~ It. W ■ unm site near here nnd in the sum­ D. h i “ This pr.tch of nr J ir in rcili.y American Association. » - « x ;s r . „ : s n r & , c s j w * * ,» « « mer months lives in a* lob .cabin -hdse four bodies. rijirt of Wntling Strer. a thorough-! ",cr .enhirl ........ Committee. W .I.J These nre the Jersey City, Iluf- fare of great antiquity which still ?^crc* residing in Suttley dur- £ £ ■ » . . H .RaBH. . . aaHtoMHaa„ aB„ a a |||H ' ' ' INI* HE IT FURTHER RE­ Cohnel 1j-. clhairman; Pub11cit v fom - Ir i, * t f nan-, , " ’V i n 71 T 1 ( m i - o P«fr a a***** nntinuity fh«c, tKu h n a r t aw/ I .I I I l L f Ithe nP U IMtlT. • rt,.r„ rlinirmnn• 1 ?."uw ifot around any Jo n,'”'md fal° nn'l ““ivimore Baltimore ciuus clubs oi of tnc the ms In\j Unvcrres tthe hoart of London nnd.i ing wanter. EVED, that a copy of this reso­ mittee. It. H. Berg chairman- imm Know "Lotig John” i.-t GS years old, tall on be submitted to the Klwaniz Sports Committee F A I’nlmer' nno "w' w.hrthcr il bo *1.°0() «r tm national Association nnd the Just hack of St. Paul's Cathedral »•* I 'A hears its ancient name t and v/ith hair and beard tinged i, tho Rotarv Club nnd the chairman, "ami A. C. Carraw^yMi,WnU'“ “‘ dul> <>f ‘h “ American ‘o .his day be; l»ior Chamber of Commerce ns Committee on Civic Affairs. R. I., chusetts thfs venr wber !' Al,,oc.l"lfon- Inquiries, it is stat* | N'» one knows how old Wntling with grey. He i3 a lmchelor and ■ pride u. in -----linking pics lindIon been __ , ...........eo. tolloWed the line of questioning ° ,rM *"• ,,ul »«« grs-Ion gry- takes great prme ^ ,---______, -----s S ? 1' s t 1 tolloM rf ‘‘•Cline questionirtg . *«»neon limiting contribu- ^ regard to bull parkOfnnd houaing 1tablishcd when tho Romans eume nnii cake, lie describes himself us “y*#' r— s. \ . ......... .......... *years ___ .ego. the “blnck - .............. - , of -- a n illu strin u s. 3 [•ilitics.................................... in Sanford for the various 1to ,,rltnin ,wn thousand sheep" 20 acres land close in at $100.00 ik* teeted mill owmers ^ L n ^ i e Z S',n","l f° r ^ ' 1 n I, , ‘r - —— ... tennis. It i« understood th a t so v ; I 1 h'’ r io to rist who toda .- comes fam ily and has little f r i t h in the i G. 0 . P . Statement ChamberCommerc Brings Hot R e p l y Receives J- mm 2 f^ 3 ^ B or ,S ,J BM PJr1' I ir nor, , rif; «>**nofit.,ni „ f those class AA clubs n r e 1 UJ1 to ,o n ,,0 » from C a n tc ih u iv w r itin g s or Benjamin Frunl-.ltn in " r,ri.» ; r ,n* ,, ,,nd" f,!r . anxious hhxiou.-atoio come mmi* tolo this this city city next: ne x t ! U.-nerses 1 the 1,1 sa m e ru«u. read, iitc the i.im fnm- n g a r d to liquor. iirfis....,-«i,U Kn °! it r‘. f ' 00 *J^,re< "U teg S tre e t,e t,which anan Wh e r .nr Benjam in F ran k lin ' One sm all strip o f land nn hard road l>rosnerthmK rnn.frlh!ni ““iw ^'.w1"1°'1*1 '1 spring 5I,r in ‘-' for f" r their lh,,' r pre-scnson p n - s e n s o n trt ar aini -n ->0,,!i . °ns" Wntiing S tre whichR om Rom I«rospectlvn ................. ... conquest, m lht i contributors ro n trib u tn rs tha t th e re i— illi: Ht„| wnnt ... tl) ..... .. . -i the n c - i‘ wni.li.r. look t«>«k wh„n when, on conquest. I w rote "D rink w a t e r ; p u t the m on­ ^Country Club, w ith orange trees. Pipe ' i l l ' l l ‘ th r nnV in' commodations which m«v be nf- * r n t ' ,l"'v marched th ro u g h I'ng- ey in y o u r pocket and lenvo the I idiial m n\ give to this com m it forded. forded. land. Ju tis h m a r a u d e r s to th e ir d ry bellyache in the punch bowl,” it h ’ C. IL J arge i r i r i * contributions r n t i t r i f t n l i n t i e «0*(1l ftw» so ... I. i _____ I I . ■ . . . tee. will bo burned and plundered the roun- is th> claim of “ Long J o h n " tlint It will also 1h- rem em bered th a t diiv divided ns to give full observance S ix room Runpralow, P alm etto Avenue,! trv-side which it served. Trade* e to the requirem ents of the sta- *'*°'’d I’nlmer, chnirm nn of thq fiom (iaul tru d g e d over its -tone- be ‘‘run hi,Id his liquor w ith the best 'of them ." every way. E asy term s. ‘ Junioi ( hanibei of Commerce Ball tutes.* long before the medieval age. in From the tim e he w a s 18 yei-rs I* “ With it limit of $ 1,00 in 11120 I’nrk Committee, is in receipt of fact, the whole p a n o ra m a of E n g ­ until he camo to N evada 12 JJ Boliby Quinn, nnd more than i - h t million ...... ......Iiiw.ii evr-ni million dol qol- n. le tte,r .from „ .....-• .......pre . sL lish history would lie unrolled if ytli! e a rs ago F ra n k lin w a nde re d u Inrs raised nnd expended through ‘ " f 1 ,,e Boston Red Sox, s ta tin g this ancient wav could sneak. ub -it the world, anti he re .m in ts Q *’ • . . . |f)nt expects to be in Sanford national nnd s ta te h eadquarters, am o n g Ids experiences a t u p to a Rooms 501-2, F irst N ational Hank It what expenditures mnv be made in du rin g the week or next with P r e s i­ Fred Walsh, of D n y to m Meath ( 0111, with the limit raised to dent Al luing of tiie Florida S ta te tp. nl Wednesday in the rily . call Siberia a board a w haling ve ..si i ■ U II O N E 95----------------- S A N F O |{ D I nritl im p riso n m e n t th e re by >tu - 5 League for the, purpose of looking $25.0»0? • inns lor mnnv m onths. over the local municipal a th le tic ing on local stores. a a nacn>a Bna aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a = |la in W N. Wait-in, of Pnlntkn, spent fit )tl and deciding w hether or not Tuesday and W ednesday in Sn-i- Sox will come here to train next ford, calling on local m erchants, Spring I o ta ! organizations hnve ex* reg iste re d a t the Valdez Hotel. pressed them selves as la-ing in fa v ­ or of g e ttin g the Boston team to .'janford if possible. It has hern de«, I’hilips. c h a irm a n ; E ntertnininent tha t 1if the m a j o r 4 C om iniit.c , Glenn Wimbish, c h a ir tided, l " " " ' howevei, nowt' v‘‘l - lhi,t tra in hero,! m ini: Com m ittee on Commercial l,:!K,u‘ " ;,,n A ffairs, I lovd F Mo-Jo, c h a irm a n ; one or more of the .la s s A A o f ' Ediientioiial Copimitice. Imrltj K. • lass A d u b s will be secured to train in this citv. Jones, ebairnmn. i O N E W A Y F A R E S — J A C K S O N V IL L E (A TL A N TIC IT Y B A L TO IM O RIC .O M D . 130.44 30.00 “B O S T N , M A S . 42 B* CH IC “C LE VA EG LO A.NIL D,LO, 43.40 so 31 IMONTOEALP. O. BO.SB ‘ DETROIT. MICH. 41 O 3 TO IN IA O A R A P A LLS | 4 4 I I ' N I W Y O R K .N . T . SO .B4 SHILAOCLSHIA. PA 3 4 . SB •P IT T S B U R G H . PA. 3 0 31 B A V A N N A H . <1A. BOO • T O L IO O , O. 41 71 •WASHINGTON. D. C. 31.71 .VUB.ltln.or. and rail Via llaltfmor. nr rhlUArlphla and If °AU-wotsr »U I’hiladrlphla wlih two daya lar-«v.r. via lUIUffli)rBthrHQiy«lay-4ivrr. >7 ^3 j •*i\ E. F. L A N E IU*k«lJ Inrlud* n>«ata (»irrnt tlrV^ta f or Savannah. Oa.) All rounji on Allffhiny and IWrkihlr* And’ aumi- r o o ms n n o t h a r it r im m haw mu« rkirfp /p^jr * SAILINGS FOR BALTIMORE VIA SAVANNAH * on p •• ,\ ll« t(ttnn\ n. t | . | | j ; Howard txt Sf* HH ( I l n u o n t f i u«*f H.|s Hu IIIiirh f«i» l*nlliMld|ih)u \ 1.1 S n \, hiii .ill 4 J* Sfi I »«•»(*||I *1 I I S HIII rh •I*1y♦ S S N i i i t ti- k r t 2*1 L*v••ft «1 •i«r'i! I l|'| ,1# |# » . -j? j n .1 •» r . iw la u (»i*i 13-2 J t or space ami information address DEPARTMENT "AJ - MERCHANTS MINERS & T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CO. Pl‘ ,a0 0f f 'J-' iU^ st h r. h^\ t\ Y *X.»•i* h7/ ■.fi «> ? ! ft " . ••• 1A -- IrUrtH. *M Mexico Consents To Extradition Mitchell] SHIm ’E D A N C E MEXICO CITV. tlt-l Mi Mexi-i ta p a u th o ritie s a g re e to the e x t i n - , •Iif it>ii of George W Mitchell, re­ LAKE MARY CASINO Mllsie 1jy a i j 3t %* o p e c ia l U “TT » Sunshine wii- generally deficient.'' ami lhe >am fall via- ev.'.-ssive d u r ii c inucli of (he linn ,,\> i the g re a t ii portion of tli,. d o is|on. All h o i king, n u ll as seeding and plant •Og. WHS suspended and si i au l.eri ies ,,n I,. v\ hndlv damaged. < Urn plitting mid dropping, groves are ...... led Wile badly wa - lied i*->LIU iHJln INN11Kl) -■ w. I < KOI' AND \\ EA'I IIEIt REPORT r c h e s t r a IIKST IN STATK mill cently at rested near Tampico ehnrged with defalcation of $.'t,f>(K),_ | n'tii of i In- First National Bank of I Winnet, South, Ihik.tn, of which! institution he was president and | • ashler THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16TH [t \'t 1u \ r* B» S| • ho tk Av oC. m .° i * ' 5aSJ5rF»uI] ^ -----:—i----- ----------------- - ----------------------------------- Vegetables land- were fimls me and some Highways %VV/. i * r4 $ //V i Vf/H.J / / / / / . >/^ n -- Old Reliable 1 This heat is focused oking ...Best By Test... •> , . 0 v o r a < h n l,s a n ( l w d i s l i n l e u s l c m c r s S p n n fi: w a t e r ; c l e a r a s c r y s t a l , a n d g o o d to (h e 1 m m d r c K S i i n . l s e d im c M it . E ld e r S p r in g s w a te r : T im s . <• -t- v ?• 8-•;•+ K-+ -h4*+4. J u st read D r. 4. + ^ 4. T C?. > •!-+ + •!•;• + + . •> t ! ,a t la s t drop; K. fa m o u s p o s itiv e ly H a k o r ’s K ld m fr e e a n a ly s is Florence burners are designed to - -iri - - -.straight -, » up | •through Ml «'l|g| send tin- -In th e hottoiu of the pot, into what ev er y o u ’re cooking. I lie In-at o f the strong blue (hum •\Jitcuscd rifflit where von want it , 1 ........ , . . ,, . ium Ilirnwn out into lhe room and „„ . , , wasleil. I his means belter cooking' — «|iiieker cooking — lower fuel bill s. of FV + -M + + H + * + * * * * rv-k-; 4- + t V4- + + + -t- rs- + -r4 S'4-v ( olor Clear Itcaction I ic c Ammonia A ih t.m ii.a id i Hi-inri- you buy nil oil range. In Mire ii answers your one most jm portant t|iie.stion; “ Does this s|,,v, ctHik quickly and eflieienlly?" Th, ri^ht answer is found in I lie Florence — because it is built on (lie priiici|»le u l f o a m 'd beat. 4. <h i n k i n g N e u tr a l ( hlorine ratal solids Hardness N itrate (.Signed) After you ve used the Florence None I'raee 1.75 parts per million N.00 parts per million 23.03 parts per million None A m in te d ;t s fur a while, you j u s t can't In l|> I.liv­ ing a friendly feeling for it . It lights mi easily at a I urn of the lever. It s so reasonable in its dem and for .............................. fuel a u d it burns one .......... of t lie .elu-uptM fuels, kerost in T here are no wicks to trim. T h e fam ous Florence O ven takes all the gam ble out of baking. Pies and cakes com e out even ly luiknl and browned. M eats roast to just the ri^lit turn. Women like- m to mm own me the eiorenet Florence . . . mi.. 11 mm l,,.,.,,ns„ 1,, 1; i k cause its sturdy lines prouiist years of* good- service, and1 its jet black frame and shining enamel m ake any kitchen a happier place to work in. Thi s cu t-aw ay view of lhe FU hunter shows how the heat is focu the cooking. C W 3 D rop in ut the store in n mood and put to any test range with th e focused heat. F lo h e n c e Stove < Atl/inlh Oflirt ; ] 10 Marietta Hlmrt, Atlanta. Telephone: Ivy 3413 Makm nf t'litrmre Oil Rangrt, t Ihrrnct ll'atrr Heaters and FLtftoe* 0^* DU. THUS. K. BAKER, Cli-misl. W Now just lake your pencil and paper and the above figuics and mmpaie wall the best w ater you know ol and see if yon can find its superior We do not claim this wutor to be 1 00' , pure, but 99-98 100. The fraction­ al p a il of chlorine prevents this w aler from being- perfect, and we claim to have a w ater with less chlorine than any w ater on tile m arket today. Judge lor yourself; it’s your privilege to buy what you want, but we are on the job with courtesy and service as our motto. ’ IB M I f mt.r.i.& t _ v+r if* > i B u a n i a a a k a Ma a n H B n a n a B B a B a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a | 1 i BBIiag I ** 34*I 4 ■ Sold Exclusively Ju st phone 311 and give us a tria l. .' 1. «*i <(f*• Jmv? •fa _ , H. J. CLAUSE, Distributor. ' 'J j l N ~~H i ’ *- ' - l >•j r ■I , V ’ *'•/ J il* / '■ I' : ------------- ------ —------ P H ON E /•*t t* 8-^H,. ^ I’ ** i... ■ tfli; n .L u lu . ‘-JrifSi ' a] *> �* THE SANFORID HERALD, FRIDAY, 1 -r e y m 'li-ii: r iiitt.-inJ■ »A*'» F o r W a s h in g to n I t W a s “ T h e E n d o f a [P e r fe c t D a y ” IU E B E T W E E N COMMERCIAL ST R E E T A N D LAKE MONROE fotice 1* hereby given that th e construction o f the asphalt paveequalized, a p p ro v e d nml c o n f i r m e d , V l n l n on P a lm etto Ave., between Commercial S treet and Lake Monroe w ill. f n t e r t s i a t 8 % p e r a n n u m from and after ■' h a s been com pleted, and the com pleted Work has been fin ally accepted a s s e s s m e n ts s ta n d a p p ro v e d a n d confirmed. ’ b y th e C om m ission o f the' City o f Sanford, Florida. A m e e tin g o f th e E q u a liz in g Board of the cit* y‘; 'T h* follo w in g is the final estim ate o f paving Palm etto Ave., i’rom will be held n t th e C ity H all a t 2:80 p, m. on the 271'°! lerclal S treet Norh to Lake Monroe, a width o f 32 feet with A. D. 1924, nt which m e e tin g said Board will hear* ' lllite and sh eet asp h alt on n 0 inch rock base. p la in ts and objections as bo such special n*Rer!men:i 1004 Ca yds. grad in g ® 40c....:..— .........— ............. ......... ................ $ 401.C0 tim e a d ju s t a n d equalize said a sse s s m e n ts on a basli 0fL 27.25 ; 2725 Sta. yds overhaul @ l c ......... _............ nnd when said special a s s e s s m e n t a r e so equalized *tii 023.25 f 1231 Lin FL concrete curb and gu tter will then s ta n d confirmed nnd be, and remain hindia ! 85.20 Lin F t. Flush curb 30c ..... p r o p e r ty ngninsj. which said a s s e s s m e n ts are made u28.60 Lin. F t. curb, reset @ 15c,.......a.-Ai,,,........ zU cordance w ith provisions of R esolution No. 163, 2148.75 m v ' . ■ Commission of t h e C ity o f S a n f o r d , Fin., on Septcnibql 772.12 5 : ................ ( S e al) : • L- R. P H lL llJ 2468.70 k . . W I p 8q. .............................................8.10 U W 20 g q Yds brick re-laid (ft 42c......., ....................................... S P E C I A L A S S E S S ln E N T 'R O L L PR E P A R K n UN[)^j * 57.42 201 Sq. P t. concrete alley returns <p> 22c...,..- ................. O F R E S O L U T IO N NO. 164, adopted on the 22ni | 162.30 814 Sq. F t, Sidew alk 20c........................................- ............ l>er, A. I). 1924, by th e City Commission of th« i 120.00 4 T ype A Inlets (ft 30.00.......................................................... Florida;' 108.00 4 Typo B Inlets (ft 2 7 ,0 0 ........................... .............................. T he following is th e e s tim a te d cost of widenis 100,00 . fiC 2 Manholes (ft 50.00.................................................................. on T h ird S tr e e t from Mill Creek w est to Pecan Avn^| 486.20 442 I.ln; F t. 12" ntorm sew er (S> 1.10 ] to 24 fe ^t In w idth w ilh r h e c t a s p h a lt on n 6" rock i 71.50 t ^ 0 0 U n F t. 3" D rain tile lnid @ 65.00 P e r M . 250 cu. yds. g r a d in g nt 50c ............ - ......... 311.119 E x t r a W ork -..................... .......... ................... 1500 lin, ft. concrete curb nnd g u t t e r nt 85c 6.60 One m onum ent nt s tr e e t intersection 630 sq. yds. p aving a t $2.00....................... 103.60 | l a b o r a t o r y Inspection of m a te r ia ls . . 4 inlets nt $35.00 ........................................ 167.S3 Legal expense, ndv., etc. 2 p e r re n t llnseliail Ims had its da y. T he seas-on is over. T he sc o re b o a rd s-w l 111 be revered until n e x t spring, This crow d, ha p p y ns it is, seem s tP 80 lin. ft. 12" sto rm sew er nt $1.20 335.66 realize thnt as r ilrifts out of G riffith Stadium in W a sh in g to n , a s . t h e .Shadow s of e v e n in g fall over the pa ry . T h e ga m e is over. So is t lie m id. E n gin eerin g 4 per c e n t ................ - ............. w orld series. t o r c i p i l a l fa n s it was "T h e End of a P e r f e c t Day,*' a n d the g re a te st g a m e o f the year. "Mucky" H a r r is and his boys have E n g in e e rin g , legal expense, a d v e rtisin g , etc $8895.27' b ro u g h t them th e ir first baseball cham pionship. T he World se rie s flla j; fs flying from the sta ff in th e field. T he N n ts a r e cham pions. J K f • ' ' v ;: T ida l e s tim a te d cost .............. ............... 783.'JO = - - - — • ^ e s a . c re d it o f 670 Kq. Yds, brick <Ji> 1-17 To lie borne e n tire ly by a d ja c e n t p ro p e rty owncri, J. 17. Piling. W 120 ft. L it 7 117 325.07 in Mlk 8 Tr. 1 4 . . .................... .................. 226.48 N u m b e r of feet f r o n ta g e — ........ 1122.3s $8111.37 M ustor Black, W est 97.75 ft. N W 1-4 Blk. 325.97 T. .1. Miller, K 120 ft. Lot 8 117 A s s e . ; m e a t per foot f r o n ta g e $2 .78S7 $2703.79 T o be borne l»y City 1-3 Daiio-l Delegall, W 120 ft. Lot D) I 10 .788.99 II Tr. 13 „ 132 726.27 J F R E D T. M \\ i11.1 l l IA lAMsj MS.M To be l*orne by a d ja c e n t p ro p e rty ow ners 2-3 $5407.68 ,688.99 T ,1. Mi l l er, E 120 ft . l . ol 11 IIP Thud Days, SW 1 4 Mlk II Tr. 13 132 726.27 4 j'. • " S ■ ' m : kt rc 0, N u m b e r of feet frontnRe, 970.73. l*outh Sanford, Sanford. |. ‘s Seminole P a rk, Sanford. :;88 !*9 de E sS c Cr R iII’T p t iIO oN n FRO fron N tT \\(c’,E e If if U f ' • A sse ssm e n t per foot fro n ta g e , $5,5364. I NAME I Id Jann'.i W aldron, 1 i t 9 Moisch R e n t? ? Co., Lot 1 Mlk 9 T r. 13 125 087.75 M B, T rn ffo rd ’s Map, Snnfuril. T he following is the cost of widening th e paving on Palm etto 288.99 Nellie G. G rtc n e , L > * 10 Meisch R ealty Co.. Lot 7 Mlk 9 Tr. 13 . 125 11^1. $ti A v e fro m Commercial S tre e t to Lake Monroe from 32 ft. to HI ft in M. W. C lu tk ’s Sub Div of Block 21. A t h m : i Con<t Line Railroad C om pany, The W r-t H. Hilliard, Lot 1 Mlk 10 Tr. 13 120 660.24 ' ■ & w id th w ith Willitc on n 6 inch rock bare. 61 feel of the E ast Vj of Blk 4, Tr. 12 - 6t V.. ( l a r k .s .v»iih ! »iv, i E t 2 Mlk 25. Meisch Realty Co., l.ol 7 Mtk 10 T r. 13 11 212.1)9 $ 39.20 98 Cu Yds G ra ding (o' 40c .1 11 II ulges, T he W est 'a Mlk 4. T r. 12 198 70.125 1 2 of I.ft J Surah Jiti K'on, r 194.114 Meisch Realty Co„ L it 8 Mik 10 Tr. 13 44 2 12.09 303.00 ; 404 Sq. Yds rock bnse (ft 75c Meisch R ealty Co., T he W est 61 feet of the L n s l ’; J 2 of U t I TO 125 194.*'J V i . Cork* r. W Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9 Mlk 10 T r 1 t T! 231 OR 472.68 404 Sq. Yds Willitc Top (ft 1.17 95. ! of Mlk 5, Tr. 12 «1 266.06 H enry Caldwell. ( c | | 1 Meisch Realty Co., L it 6 Blk 9 Tr. 14 125 687.75 I’JS Iff l 10.18 ;; L a b o ra to ry Inspection of M aterials 15 Mci eh R ealty Co., th e w est Mlk 5, Tr. 12 Bob and Kullir Jones, L*t 12 125.03 Meisch R ealty Co., L it 12 nik !l Tr. I t 125 687.76 16.50 V. L e g a l E xpense, a dve rtising, etc. 2 per cent 60 158.92 l in. Land and Colonization Co.’s Map i St limn Bob Jones, Lot 13 Meisch Really ( ‘o., l o t ti Mlk it* T r II 130 660.24 4 **1i 33.00 E n g in e e r in g 4 p*-r cent. 125.03 15 to S a n fo rd . 1 1 ( L. W ing. Lot Meisch Realty Co.. Lot 10 Mlk 10 Tr. II II 212.09 ill) 60.25 Mi«. A. E. Hill. Lot 15 139.01 T. A. S tyles, East 1 3 , Lot 8 Meisch R ealty Co., Lot 11 Mlk it) Tr. II It 2 12.09 n Total Cost $871.56 45 m ix nt 10 125.03 Mrs. A. V. i I ill. W est 2-3. Let 8. Mlk 7. Ifi’vbcit Reed. 1 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 12 Mlk 10 Tr. 11 12 231.(13 , __ born* by City 1 3 . $291.52 1 15 154 ft \i\ r 402.88 ll.’ibert R eel. L t 1 7 J . T. Allen, Lot 10. Mlk 7. M W. C lark's Sub-Division Mlk 11 T r. 14 To be h o m o by a d ja c e n t p o r p e r ly ow ners 2-3 $583 04 W i b i t ! ■ .'■':ih Div of I! 1 2 Block 25. .. of M. 1 in St. G e r tr u d e ’s Addition to Sanford ■l' , . N u m b e r of feet f r o n ta g e , 976,73. 190 •L * W dimm , I li 1 527.91 IftU ’.t N W U of Mlk .5. Tr. 13 .Jessie Watiimi, Lot 1 125 V 75 tk*sa> , A s se ssm e n t p e r foot f r o n ta g e , $0.5969. 50 158.92 the ) 1 ' rinnh It'i iiaiiL in l o t 2 Mary E. S ty le s, NWk* of Mlk E m m a L. Miller, i.ot 13 125 0 7 75 F R E D T. W IL L IA M S . E ngineer. 138 11 ! • Dii mi i ey, 1 •-t 1-U i i cast 15 ft, 9 in.) N otice is hereby given to nnv and all persons inte re ste d in the S;te- ' s a m e — m c sru iireio N i',,oi rin n i ri» n i t« . ■ i .1 ihnson, I.*" 1 138 !»:! Notice is hereby given to a n y nnd all p ersom i nr in v ii | rial A sse ssm e n ts a g a in st the various pieces <>f proper t y a ho\,. , 7<-->ti )•<-,{ 33 III r n l l i 1C 138 92 M Clark. L.l *• Spei i.i 1 A sse ssm e n ts a g a in st the v a rio u s pieces of prq<r;| th a t said special a sse s s m e n ts are payable in full w ithin U nity days 'Lake F ro n t Im provem ent Com pany 138.92 scribed t h a t said special a s s e ssm e n t a r e p a yable irftih 1 . L u bunk*. I 1 it a f t e r the above and foregoing .special a sse ssm e n t roll has been equal 26.22 lx>t 21, l.ake View Park 43.93 243.21 ' I' ibanks, I ■’ 7 d a y s a f t e r the above and fo re g o in g special a s s <•*««/n>*| 126 12 , ir.ed, approved and eonfirnu <1, or in t i n equal a nnua l in sta llm e n ts I Lake F r o n t I m p ro v e m e n t Com pany equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten nu1 ni II Ki’iilty f 'f . \ I Jn ft w 1 2 w ith interest at 3 p e r cent per anninn from and a f t e r t I t t i m e paid 276 82 29 86 Lot 23, L ake View Park Ilk ' men! w ith in te re st at 8 S p e r a n n u m from ami iba ij» j 1 IT 76 i ! 0 52 special as c s s n u n t s s ta n d approved and confirm ed. ‘ Lake F r o n t Im p ro v e m e n t C om pany 1i* j111y l*(i , J,» l, 4 1 N 1‘ i 1) 16k 2’i h special a s s e s s m e n ts sta n d approved and confirmci! A m e e tin g of th e E q u a lisin g Board of the City of S anford, Fla . 29.87. 76.82 Lot 25, l j i k e View Park W I L'h | r > ’ imi <f | 128 ft \ A m e e tin g of the E qu a liz in g Hoard o f thi ' tvolkd will InIn III at the City Hall a t 2 in P \| on the 27th day of ( ), toln i t a k e F ro n t Im p ro v e m e n t Com pany •l l \ 1 will be held a t the City Hall at 2:30 p. m. on the 37th t i | 12s 57 5.6 1 A. D 19 2 1 at who h m e - I m g .aid I'..., id will heat an-, a i d .11 • ,,im 276 H2 29 85 1 I-ol 27. I-ake View Park A D.. 1931 at whii h m e e tin g snid Board will lo ur ary < 1 I' m * NW » i lI’ll, 2 • • HI plaints and ob je, lion ,•*' to - m b nei ml a sse -sm e n t and vv l| ,t sin ! Lake F ro n t Im p ro v e m e n t Com pany | ! . i i n t ' and o b je c tio n ' as to such special asse s'im tits isf| tim e a d ju st i.n I c q u a litc siml 76 82 29.8.6 ■y; ..j,, t Lot 20, luikc View P a rk j lin ie a d ju s t and equalize said a sse s s m e n ts ill a bam ,08.all just in* and right, ami w lien sai.l -i i • 1111■11 , it Lake F r o n t Im p ro v e m e n t Com pany r ig h t when said special a sse ssm e n t a re so equal< ■ sii' an 1 a djuste d, ■nine will then laud and ii in iiit binii •s, J » t 31. l.ake View Park 276 82 29 85 will Diet) sta nd confirmed and be, and remain t''tilling tog' liens o p in th e p t o p i i l v a g m i ' l a se-stnc i t .ai* mailt I,ake Front Im prove m e nt Com pany 1 proper:y a g a in s t which salt! -assessm ents an- m.eii urtij unti) jiu i• 1 in aceoiilanye vvilli |nnv i29 nr, l o t 33, Lake View Park 276 82 ■ iiln n .e w ith provisions of R esolution No. 164, nkijufj bv the City < om niis-nm tin- i .t y Lake F ro n t Im p ro v e m e n t Com pany 1...6*1 r ki i»n' a : N ( t or I'Jk 2d run c -ifu’i l i n l u - f j ' J J '4 < ; l V ( F l o r i d a . , V " Sl'''t'.R'? | 1924 62.08 576.78 104 Lot 40. L a k e View Park s 120 I t V\ i i■ N i -'o ft 1. : . . 11 : i s. ,1. L R P H III^J i ti I Seal I Clyde S te a m sh ip Co., Meg 66 ft N orth of the \\ dlt ioi-. H* g . m W .-I Nl , , P u b li-h (li tola r 1 •> and 1 7 N . W. ('or of Mlk 2 Tr. 1 Run S P K C I \ I . ASS ESS M PINT ROLL P R E P A R E D I M'KK I f ■ ' : - n ■ L:o ” W t NL" , N 448.9 ft. N 69 deg 17 Min W O F It E V O LU TIO N S NO. 166 AND No. 167. .nltiplri 1 ,o 1 • 92 S P E C I A L ASSKSSMKN I 1(011 I'H K P t l t l i l i I MIICII \ l IIDUM IA 91.94 ft N. 150 ft K 201 Ft. S day of S e p te m b e r. V D. 1921, by the City Coin mi"* 1 llov 1 i. M c 1 ■ ■ • V*. ' t ’ 1 HI' MKSOl.l r i l ( ) \ No l b 2 adopted on ih r '•111 ilav ■.t S e p le m ln r. \ to Pt. E. of Meg. W. to Meg. of S a nford. Florida. D 1921. bv the I itv < Oinmission ,,I the 1 itv ,,l S a n fo rd I Inndn 2.927.66 315,61 ( l,esH Sem inole B oulevard 1 540 8 "I'he fidlowjng is the e s tim a te d cost of pavint! T he above and foregoing filial a sse ssm e n ts a re payable w ithout in * follow ing m Do < tiut.nt«<l >"-t ■’ pa tin g re p th S lte e j riot-u tni | i A venue e a ' t t<> Cypres-* Averuie a widi): ‘ -l ♦ erc st up to N ovem ber 16, 1921, and from hioI a f te r «mh d a te said , 'l'u in A ' r ■ Mall.n > \ ■ (Mn. \ . im n l . o ' h ■' ’" ,-■ 1 t on a 6" i a l base except betw een Mug ' I n t . a ml M-i ■* i v apocial a s s e s s m e n ts will be payable only in ten equal annua) install I. In \v c n u c . v* betv lli e |r e - e t i l 9 ft g route d I m e ntn w ith in te re st nt 8 per cent per a n n u m on al) deferred pa ym e nts - . i | f . o tt.i* b .i. i W itn e ss my hand as C-ity Clerk and the Seal of thi City of Sanford. (1) Bet** c m Magnolia \v e . end Paltni tti 5IMIII i n gi.idne in -Hi F lo r id a , this 4lh day of October, A D 1924. g u t ling a t 50c 8210 Im fill'll I III Ii III I. It P H I L I P S , City Clerk r u t h gild g'.lt|i-| at 85<’ T.'tnu -i| lin k till' I -l.l Li Fuhlish Octolier 10, 17, 21. 31 and N ov e m b e r 7th. 1 2o 11 ) „.i f, \ | *11 »r U rot k base at 90c ' f inon im 1 |U >' 13 i in ll - 1- ■-•i ’ 1* 2" 'lieel iisph lit (tip at $1.00 \ tin 1 ■- , ■ i i . ,l X V I . ! i * J * !♦ < » 2 1 3’\ 3 1 i t ill till 1 1 • , i .' •! hi ,hi : i .i S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T RO L L P R E P A R E D U N D E R AI TIIO R i n r ill] ''in rc*, alley r e tu r n s n t 30c \ ■ n. ii t 'j, I - * 14) , 11 ■ ; ,M pi : IIII il til ail; III. .. Il 1v ,- .' ■ .1 O F R E S O L U T IO N No. 161 adopted im th e 8th day id Sept ember A D 77itl0 im li'gal i pciisc, advertibltiK , c Shat iid -j" , 1 ► l ' **’ . 1 ( *. i i )u i>’l ■< ■.. i : t.it i v i.a % 1924, by the City Com m ission of th e City of Sanford, Fla. all* 1 ' ro jib- 'V'■ sit <] t li ^ i I* l i t ■ S t 1 ■11 * • .‘V 1 •.! IlaJ - t*C ii 11 , 4,. The following is the e stim a te d cost of p a v in g Pei an Avenue f i n i n ' Ti t-il e stim a te d cast 1 ol H, . 1 * *11. 1 *< *• *i ii ‘ t :*1!n i n $ ! J»*j no i/-d ii Jq ;| ov ■.1 ,,," | , 1 1 I ’1*'Itnl e - 1Ltil,*tril i m l t; J* T hird S tre e t South to T e n th S tre e t 21 feet in w idth with a 6 inch lin k I tit i -1 1 r-1 III 8 |'ii . 15 i i- borne e ntirely by ad ja c e n t property. a u: ll'l t 1 '*!.. .11, 1 1 l ii b e bul in- e n t i r e l y by a d j a c e n t p r o p e r t y n w i - i i ' i* t hi­ *-1m 2 S’ 5*1 ri base surfa c e d with a sp h a lt a.i.n-'. >ii«-iif ' mum N u m b e r of f e t f r o n ta g e ':,,K cd and i 1111f i 11,\ i ,1 N u m b e r o f f e e t f r o n t a g e . 6,672.75 LUMMiO !&)*• 2600 cu yds. gruding (ft 60c ■\ fleeting • ! \« M '" ltle lit p r foot f r o n ta g e $3.6923 11 m g 1 '.'it ! ol A s s e s s m e n t p e r foot ti i tugi- $2 778 1 t ’ll v ■ .S »t : ». 1, 3998 pi 4704 lin. ft. concrete c u rb in g nnd g u tte r <«> 85c will 11 I,, i,j (lt i * ' Kv I I ■ I at 2 30 ! (2) P.rtvvrvn P a lm e tto Ave. and Cypres* A« I'.llgllll'l t I RED T M il I I A M. 500 lin. ft. flush curb (a1 35c A D 1021 at i 700 cu yds. g r a d in g at r 0e '■ i lin •! m g r-.i td i i i r , III! p u t i i mi n \uy I 6700 sq. yds. 6 inch rock bnse su rfa c e tr e a te d (h> 1.26 8375.011 NA ME - Dc-i l ift inn and ob i i :ii O' „ i t lo2'2 lin. ft. c u rb nnd g u t t e r nt H.5r tu Ii p i i , a | a I RON'! \CK \ SSKSSM 1 N 1 2600,00 K 2400 lin. fL 12 inch sto rm sew er tie 1.20 am a d ju st ami i qua Ii /e a al a> c ' M i i i 't i I 1200 u p yds. paving ti! $2 00 630 till 18 inlets CS> 36.00 a n d v him . .nl -j> .il a ' * - n i i " i t Hail sq ft i mi re tc itllev r e tu r n s at 30c 700 00 ( Je ssie Wiililun. 1 ol I •J r 82 lin. ft. 3’x3’ concrete conduit will 11n 11 ' i a ' i | 11 *■f h mi',! . nd F n g tin 'erm g , legal expense, a d v e rtisin g , etc 2 10 (10 C M W 111iimu' , Lui 2 4 . 4 m anholes fri* fill,no p re p ' 't> ag ,.t t win h 400 00 , b-l'iinna I . Moui* , l a ‘ 4000 lin. ft. 3 inch d ra in tils {ft 100.00 per M cordl.n. i vv P |j i i i i ,-«*. Total i s t :muti'it eost ' I 17 3 60 I . I old. L i t • ’E n g in e e r in g , legal expense, ete I 'ommi « lot ,.] 11 , i || v To be borne i ntirely by ndjacelil property U m l i n k Lot 5 !»r,s (S E A Li Nuniliei of feet fio n ta g i f lpH',12 00 (' I' I ji 111nun r. I ', ti f T otal e s tim a te d cost Publi Ii i t | |u and 17 $4.371’iS U M I |a t i Sill I 'iv \ Ill t.t | •« 1 I ant 1I T o be borne e n tire ly by the ndjnvent priqierty ) t (.bar le.' K m gio t o t I F RED T W ILLI A M>. htp N u m b e r of feet fr o n ta g e , .’itilfi 4. [fe X N M 'S SM L N I KOI I. P U L P w o n t M i n t \ l i H O P l ' r ) FEET I’HB I J a n i c i U Sunni ui' 3 1 . t , 2 A bacsn me nt p e r foot f r o n ta g e , $.6,502 W 1 : Ob l i l X H t I ION N o Hit, ndiqited oil the 22nd day uf Nepte 111- N A M E f r o n t a g e ass DE.Nt ill p i in N A II Snu111, Lit 3 F R E D T W 11 LIAMS. Eng meet k ■ 117 A. D P.'-'i at win. h ...... -ting 'a n t Momd wdl h. in 11.y and all -mpl., i M- M E Chut* )i ( ( ’> 1..redi, I <o 8, Mlk 7. T r I L it I P R E L IM IN A R Y , A M. Sinn li FEET ' '♦ f A M E — D escription I l«rid j L o .6 Pel'll Sehool, I ut Di. Mik 7. T r. 1 A S S E S S Ml.NT A M. Sm ith FRONTAGE lilt (( III CVS MlI* js- till i I i til titl'd} I .1II lit "<4 l i n k s . I.n! 0 A I be ttor,i .,'.d S 4 M W ilkinson, l o t 1 Mlk 8'I r. 1 St. G e r tr u d e ’s Addition tu Sntif.ird M y r t le A V im .i vv-* : L * I n i f: \ \ * » i .1 Thom pson, S E I I Mlk 11 I r Di I K Session*. Lot lo, Mlk 7, Tr. 2 .JIBa r y E. Stiles W l- 2 of NW 1-4 Mlk 6 a ^ l i h a l t on a »•** i o« I, lia^*J. T hom pson, SW 1 1 Mik 11 T> Di L. G. Ciinienuf. Lot 6 . lllk 7. Tr. 2 T r. 13 I a' bs th e E a s t 15 ft. 9 in 133.3 8(i0 cu yds i-v a . .it loll at i O, 430 till Tr 1 . ................. M a r y E. S tiles, W 1-2 of SW 1 4 Mlk 5 Tr. 13 1.U.3 l a s t) 1m 1 1 i o':, i e te , u i l < a n d g u 1 1ei at s5* 729 29 Meisch R ealty C o . NW 1 4 Mlk i l It IT 132.55 ! 3 PI 00 John Musson, Lot 6 , Mlk 8. Tr. 1 C£Uen C arlson, N W 1-4 lllk 0 T i . 13 10 0 I I I . t f i l l ' l l , u i ii ai 729.29 Lilia l i n k son, Meg SE Cot lllk JI Ti IS 132.66 ;,6 on A KalTiehl, East 67 ft. of Lot 1. Mik 8, Tr. 2 U n . IL M. W ilkinson SW 1-4 lllk 6 T r. 13 18SO sq. yds p a v i n g at $ 2 . 0 0 i tin W 61 ! i 1 '2 ft E 61 ft S 3.76U.no A. E. Yowell, West 50 ft. of L i t I, Mlk 8. T r. 2 y. A n d re w s, Beg N W Cor Blk 7 Tr. 13 run 1389 sq. ft. i i in i i t, i.Ih y l eti it' al .1 ■ 132 ft . 1 4 . (HI F I. Miller, Lot 6 , lllk 8 . Tr. 2 S o u th 125 ft. E a s t 40 ft. N o r th 126 ft 1600 Im. ft 3" i lia .1i.i*. i,t J ltio o u p,-r M Meisch Id a l t > i ,i . f ! Mil. J i l l 1 8 ( 1 . . - 687.75 I (i.n i W ilbur F o r re ste r, Lot G, Mlk 7, T r, A 125 W e st 40 ft. to Beg E ngineer: eg Icgni *xp<nse n d v e r tl'in g * u $ t -*• 11,1 666 so E 61 ft ) %. W. Stiles, Beg 120 ft. N of S W C o r Blk 7 J D. Sneed. L it 12. Mlk 7. T r. A A b ra h a m T hom pson, 16 g >E < ” iMlk 1 1 T r T r. 18 r u n N o r th 10 ft. E a s t 68 ft. Mary C. Calhoun, L ot 1, Mlk 8, T r A . . Total *-si iiojt. q . , ,'t It* io n W 60 tt N 1211 ft L 60 ft S 120 104.61 19 S o u th 19 ft. W e st 68 ft. to lleghath* im e A. Brown, Lot 7, Mlk 8 , T r. A ' I n b e b o r n e e n t i r e l y by m l j a n nt y rt p e i t y o w u e : « ft. to Meg Bnknown, Beg a t SW Cor of Blk 7 Tr. 13 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons u»1^ Numbvi of feet fr, n ta g e j;q j J. E 1M1' g . Meg SW t ' .I Mlk 11 T r. 19 run r u n N o r th 120 ft. Ea.-.t 114 ft. South Special A ssessm ent* a g a in st the various pieces of Assesiltctil pei loot fi outage $4,7161 E 100 ft N 12 o ft W loo ft S 120 ft 120 660.24 120 ft. W e il 114 f t. to Beg doverilied th a t said special a sse ssm e n t a r c payable in fi*“J to Meg MU' I* i W IL L IA M S, E ngineer. T. P u r lin , Beg a t N W C or Blk « T r . IS ty days a f t e r the above and foregoing special assessnu'Ol H u b b a rd Reed, Meg' lilt) ft (•'. of SW Cor Mlk r u n S o u th 81 ft. E a s t 140 ft. N o r th 81 IL L ! PRE L IM IN A RY equalized, approved and confirm ed, o r in ten «iusl NAME D E S C R IP T IO N 1 1 Tr. 19 run E 65 ft N 120 ft W 55 ft. 415.6(1 81 ! MONTAGE S StE^SaS M IO N T4CV A tw u 'EVN T’r mentn w ith in te re st st 8'/r p e r a n n u m from and after ft. W est 140 f t ........... K. It. n 'r a f f o r d 's Map 8 Jill of d 152 81 S 120 ft tla n tlc Coast Line It. R. Co. R ig h t of way special a sse ssm e n ts sta n d approved and confirm ed.’ Lottie M. Paxton, l o t 5, Mlk 11. Tr ti 226 48 Jo sh u a Scipiti, Meg 1.55 ft E of SW Cor Mik 1 1/ 551.67 In Blk 8 T r. 13 .................... A m eeting of the E qualizing Hoard of the City d ‘j G eorge Calhoun, Lot 10, Mlk 11, I r >' 11 Tr. 19 run E 60 ft N 120 ft. W 50 It 117 551.67 will be held at the City Hall a t 2:30 p. m. on the tla n tlc C oast Line R. R. Co. Beg nt SW F annin M. McConnell, f.,.t 5, Mlk 11, 1 1 S 120 ft 60 138.92 117 651.67 ber, A. D. 1924, a t which m e e tin g said Board will h**r . C o r Blk 8 T r. 13 r u n N o r th 133 ft. E a s t T. M. Dunlap. Lot in, Mil: 11, T r. 7 731.77 Robinson's Survey of an Addition ■ > Sanford. 117 551.67 c om pla ints ami objections us to such rjiCcial assessa,fBt*'., 140 f t. S outh 133 f t. W e st 140 U. to Beg 133 W. H . Hynes, Lot Mlk I t. T r. h 733.42 W A. Leffler, K 1 2 of Mlk 29 3- a 939 11 117 651.67 | suid tim e a d ju s t and equalize suit! a ssessm ent* on • b*** 11. Jo h n so n . N E 1-4 Blk 5 T r. 14 ...... 133.3 551.67 W. H . H yner, Lot lo, Mlk 11. T r. 8 733.12 Meisch Realty Co.. E 1 2 of Mlk SO 2 11 650.15 133.3 117 651.67 B. J o h n s o n , S E 1-4 Blk 6 T r. 14....... 6 .11.6 * and rig id , and when suid special a s s e ssm e n t are w Ise a s Neal, Lot 1. Mlk 12. T r . 6 729.29 Meisch Realty Co ,W l 2 «if Mlk 31 231 6,60.16 132.55 1127 ofan 8. A r m ila g e , N E 1*4 Blk 6 T r. 14.. 551.J7 juste d, sam e will stand confirm ed and bo, and r«m*in • J . Roland Lyles, Lot 6, Mlk u , Tr. fi 729.29 Meimh Really Co. E 1 2 »f Blk 34 2U 650.15 132.55 117 551.67 ujum the p ro p e rty a g a in s t which said assessm ents »f* ^ , ohn 8. A r m ita g e , S E 1-4 Blk 6 T r. 14 M. Minarlck, Lot I, Mtk 12, Tr. 7 726.27 M. W ( 'l a r k ’s Sub-lJiv. uf Mlk 117 531.67 i naccordunc* w ith provisions of Resolutions No. 1®* M. F . Robinson, N E 1-4 Blk. 7 T r. 14............ 132 M ary H oolchan, I-ot 0, Mik 12, Tr. 7 720.-27 H enry P la n te r, I aH C 114 310.75 132 117 551.67 adopted by the City Commission of th e C ity of Ssnford. M. F . R obinson, S E 1-4 Blk 7 T r . 14......... Meisch R ealty Cm, Lot 6, Blk 12, T r. 8 W. M. Clark. Ixit 7 110 305.61 551.67 te m b e r 22nd, 1924. 117 tie C oast L ina R. R . Co., E ast 1-2 Blk , * ' ,•i'.ii i'jii *M 1.1 *rav. a 4 w« tfT T 4 fF I L M lnarick, Lot 1. Mlk 12, T r . 2 • : ! Vi a 1 R u f u i S he p p a rd E sta te . W 120 ft. Ix>t 4 ...... 117 325.07 # * » f f r ; U t i <JNe» a . 551.07 -L17 ( S e a l) • .. . * 4 I*. R. 1 " e v v * J. E. U i n g , E 120 ft. L q 5 ........ 117 Notice is hereby given to nny and all persona in te r e s te d in th e 325.07 A tlan tic Coaat U n a R. R . Co., R ight o f Way Publish O c t 10. 17. ‘' i t ' * . ' - '4 J * * • « i f ■ti, 25 /*:; , %2:.\ L U tiO E i t T r a f c « M v i ^ ' •• • - - *• ‘ ■ j.rtrl *. v, : * k 'L V ^ S S ar*7 " W a O T I\>-v �W T IT : u ATS O F Annual Conference i [A S K E D A t Congregational IP P O R T Church Next Week P age 1.1 the following i / (V >i i ,1 i . T j .!?< •;{if ? iildren suffer, n g from Inti * M * i* i r t lerrtttj -H'ntlci* V ^ l 9 r N l T « T B other n for C o m m erce (Continued from page 1.1 W ednesday Morning 9:00 — Devotional Service— Roc. C, DeW. Brower, Tampa. 9:15— O rganization and Business, I n political j e evening of » a to u r of W ashington, mmm Ouch! Backache! •» Rub Dumbagro Or Stiffness Away M S* 'l l 1 1 :30— A ddress, ‘'E le m e n ts of n M essage" by Rev. C. A. Vincent, Wintei Park. D inner Hour. Wednesday A fleniuon 1:4a— D evotional, Service, Itev. Geo. M, I-nybourn, C ry-tal S p rin g s 2:00— Business. 2:30—"W orld W orkers in a World P rogram "1924 C am paign for World Missions, The Five Million Dollur G oal” , by Supt. Keller. 2:45— “ How one Church put the E. M. C. Across". Rev. <', A. Vincent. 3 :0 0 —"T h e Driving Force in Mis­ sions", Itev. Carl H. Cnrwin, West Tuno-tt. 3:15 -Discussion. 3:30- W om an's Hour, led by Mrs Fred R, Marsh, T avares. Su p p e r Hour. W ednesday N ight 7:30— Devotional Service. Rev Fred E. Hall, T am pa. 7:45— "Congrcgat*iunal Work as 1 Found I t N o rth ", Itev. K errison Ju n ip e r. St. P e t­ ers bur* , 8:1 ft —" E v a n g e lism " , Hec'y. Rev F. 1.. Fugley, New Volk City. Closing Business and Ad iournment. ■4 Constructive m fee1 * m . l»V- j K W .J. THIGPEN lti I hr <tf Florida. ml tlir r!«»ir «fhto*| nr tth «iu f trinket J(Hb,|ft34. 41 l.NO 11)1 Drill 41•'NI nil It I N, 11II 11111ill I nil'll I IIDVP a. • • Ml I.. * «»f Mile* l-.Mlk* li ini f"M*iui, hill* up r vrtui rtr 41r tl* if • «. hold MII h IMl(*tt rtttlHv'il . f l !| | h l I' Mjl h Iti l... M l . m \ r i «| r ,i r f fh.ivi h I m i W IV 111 1. iiliil . 1 3 7 4 3VD !l'f s I y 7 " . S I 0.1 uriti'iiiifil ( I . •». i f o% r r i t n i r t i f *•*<* n r l l I f * «»«« nn | i ■ II | »♦ |""*ll • ll I- N*•«’|l f * t II CMlMt . || || >1 htiTMl i |»H* * I _ l* -Ml nil I'm r { mi r*l Hldili'i Ifni * i *i in ■hi ► *«u, lit. - ilie I ii .1In u nrs-ml Mins il mu ) i o r a i. O t h e r I m m i s . s i i i r k s , s . - e i t r l l . r —, .*ii' l Tmnh *»»* •| ■.1.. 11 i*. .ion i,ti (*,,i itit (,.,. , tso.TtMrmi Arizona and »t San F r a n . San Diego, rnadino (ben ifo m iu ; a t Blem, l'o rtge iG h arade s a l s o and an-, I (ELAND, Flu . t let. 13 Hu ng | iiytie,hisTncoma, e f f or t i i ic- ii 11 it r u I e num eration for Volusia J in W aosh x'Ussictlt f in t hge-; county discloses that th e re ai*‘ 1 a fIt e S r at lt h e eI.lu e ck, p J 117,7111 farm ac re s of land in the he ,nd a p p oBi nrigham t merit ■] etitinty, m e n liantable tim be r, I •murn, hieh c o u l d Reno not OUH a c re s; non m erchantable til til evada; l h i ‘ r ePhoeport her 8,7<l); acres in impro'- >ti a n d Mesa in v to the vo ters, i (mature 1,3(15 a c re s; acres in rut c o erkue, m m i s s i oDemn is over p a stu re 19,47(1;; a c r e s m i i d ' ’ n o New a m t i o n fMexor a vat ion, 25.154. The repot I eovei* .be iller places, case o f t h e j period from July 1. 1923 to 3 i‘n i n t id r y the vs. (l>eintail- j 30, 1924. It shows rapitit) l i n e t y ling k n o wthe s tprohat, etl in farm s $4,941,130, inimlii i em de by o“ r i n u n n e e is tin- | ployed 3,339, w ages paid, $1,397, uni ami Inotion m an vice has yet 5 K0 , nod a totul gross tiirri'.v. .1 l o n g a sofu a d victory efend- | $7,19(1.425. is no enthus:iSut i n u a i u e lie d o es b a n y d ewest f e n s e .furB othe t h 1| luwes a |r eactive i n t e n shnsely j hlic-nn cnndi- j Blit, General he w rath o f , i tiy his cruel . His rent- ( t to suspendi lat is heart - j (f'ontiiiued from paps i t k ) N , O cj*. t . 1« The The- cure Home of the Pre ss ”, would break ! H e n r y vill F o r d 'not s offer lie, all records over for Florida in Dais c l e al*r sworld, t h e wbut a y corning a d i v almost ovennelil f i ve K c nic i - n sconsum , R e p u ber- The Haines gift of more tlmo 200 I d e c l a r e stogether, t h e d t s p oso 000 fm this orojeet, for whi Ii a l a i d t h r o ucharges g h a c o mof $ I 5,000.Olio di ivc will sot i i *it, pitk efl1i "I by Presi eliminated has eertamlv got the • es >.l .In boli dffe ind in n ireduced e s s n g e nut mu on A It a moot > S umiik . bio wt D e c e m er. tin- h ifiness men and ,.i "petti own rebnecessary, ig Essential. • I- down tin re a te a e tlp e wisely, to-ojKTative mnr- toi II o- aid to la* a fact ihul Alta I received by t h e , monte pi oiierlles roc i beapei to [ncreascnl and the dill than th e \ were la fole d> vel n su m e rs redm i d ; opm enls w. ii iinooum e I That il imam) th u s tiro- is satil i* the spirit that n r kes l l ' ’SIA s b l l t h a t the farm 1V OI tM HAS 57.704 r*< ! dU.UUtt l»U ‘•j 117 6On nu ts r s s O t HT' s S I ' I .n u ll i& W * ’ 117.SX 11 1167,074,6S Sa,-rntu*rntcK3**t»mt, «m — Altamonte Springs Will H a v e B lock al of Offer iy, is Report Of Modern S t o r e s edge can l.e operated nt molly of hoppers, 1.25(1 cu. yard* d up to full * peril nl.d itaunllv \iulglin about 2.000 toils), i d ns required for dr> Ig ."id a loaded speed of 1 1 1 knots, ufe mu igiiium /All four ilrrulges v,«*r»i built by the • of the dredges dim -• Min Slilpliutldliig und l>ry iMck ig leal These d:edg - t d r p o r a t Imi at Chester, 1'a. wly along iim br (be r I 131 'Ilia ding, la the m idship power during the died, n i t i 'ii of the d ledge raised hy an illon. and whei' loaiti il electric mutor for Inspection. DurU two l noils’in ,1 time "f lug the diedglng operations this mud s p if d at I D , sin'' drag '* pulled through the sand, (i s t a fur dumping and at mud etc at the bottom of the speed when retutnud iliitnnel. and a motor driven randealgtted lo o pet ate .3 trlfugat pump pump* the dredg mid ill .hint pidnI*of , lugs Into ihe four liupjiers. or hlus. where thi* formof which have dours at the bottom la the safest und im-I for dumping the dredg'lngs at «• a I. | (4) Opening the door nt tho hot tom of tlio tilled hopper to dump tho sand, gravel, mud and good­ ness knows what Itilo the deep sea. Sometimes money, relics, skiilolons, etc,, are recovered, (:.) Two of the hoppers filled with dredgings taken from a shal­ low channel and ready to tie dump­ ed Into Ihu deep hwi to a depth of a mile or SO(('.) The MAO lip. WimllnghouBO motor driving the L'f. In. centrifugal suction pump tha t can (III up iba four hopper# with wntor In aovorh1 minutes and with dredKlngs, dopending upon the class of material, In fifteen minute* to several hours. (7) Sam| ling tho dredgings for estimating weight, density of tv.u terlnl and i lasslllcatlon. (M Where tho sand, gravel, e tc . mixed with water flow Into t h t hoppers. The water quickly drains off and flows hack into the chan­ nel, leaving only the solid muttor for convuyancu Into tho deep sea. IIM I.lt «t -400.00 I.KH4.M ll.S00.6t M**11i*J1*f fir 4 !|fl* h |Hlal f OlM1.,||| I• ‘-M 10 Jiff MS. IIS6.il Ha I 11 ' •I *l« ' ft- 1. I *14II tils' H A*1 I Mill h l | - | | | , | | l|M|)(IKltM * T M- « I *»' «I It 1A 1*41led I I.b47.u74.«* S A G IN A W , Mich., t h t I" Mary Doe, the lft-year-*dd girl in whose stomach last mont)v wei*' feu item I'uge 1 1 ■ c been able to see found 1.200 metallic ilijeil*. in­ ■ r games because of cluding coins, m etal w ashers, s a f e ­ ty pin*, crucifixes, chains, brooch­ le i e a i e Dut few Na p a in - (ta m in g in t . i* es and boll*, bus completely iccov hit mu agreem ent exu . M i m . Ki.K.rrioN m the several clubs, v I I I lit* h i * n I I f i i - u r l i i t i i i n f v I n win * «■* iMttxt ru e team s only (day F l o rl«la *in T u r H i l n v be ni ne*. Atlvsl T J. Mt l.l .HH. T I IIAWKINH, ii i: atjt'iitKf* I Or«ctor4g •*1n I** 1«i1fi*r i n i * Mil" 1&fIt tiny nf <iciiihH-, 1924. * W U 1(1 XII LK. Notary Lnihllt - I ii n u ; i i j 10 i: i M H N . I H U I t l i l . r K T A O I N r N I . i r y o f l A H T r c T A O i T A t h r flr« t Motnluy in .V«i\nnlti » A 11 I *i *4 | h r pi i lil T Ur-Milli V 1(**I t ut t Ii" bkee team Inst year n u iitii i» \v «i' feiettii but bad onlv a f . * r t h . I la I 1 f I t ' l l 1 1* fell <•! ................................ .. ( h r u n h l . l o l n t lt«*Nolull«M»» $»»• • i»«•« Xuct witli th a t city Iny n n t r t iiln ir n t m li* 1h r F.ihwHI ul I*>U Ixpirution the c lub’s 1»f |h r M . i l r o f 4 'h if h la . i l l It a change with the JOINT It KSi il.l'TIUN f l o p Slav Bunford Iwrume its A mi Amrtid rn.'iil to A rtolc IN ■■( n s for the 1925 *e;i tin' I *o list 11ul loll of l(ie Slats of Flotilla lit la tlio to Taxulloli alol uce B y c rant mu with a rep IlfFla.* II ItoMolVrd 111 Ills I.eglsUl ut >' V T h e Herald Mr. Na of lint HI at c of Florid* Tlml I he following c.iae mlineni to H ie wholehearted ef Article IX "f I be «'oiibl II ul Ion "f H iu r Cbam ber of Com Hi,. Hlale of Florid* relative to B it* i('presentalive, Taxation ami Finance to be moo ■ I r u i i M i i it li u g m i n i - I,er ed flection Kiev e a i l l ) of »atd Article IX. be and lt>» same I* here . f ii. to . m .i . i. i .i in 11 \ i ‘i ■ r e g a r d i n g Sanford bp ugried I it and sball be submit- \ IS17 )«■ i, rut tb. .mi"' 1* liH' lu l i t bin* to g e th e r w ith ; I to ibe elector* of llie Hlale ul .igrccd *o cod ubiiM c* .oboilli.'.t Bseball field. He also tbe gfiieial elerlltui to tit- bold on 1., I III’ .1 .1 .1 * ■■( III. "I I ■ ->t It.. (be first Tuesday a fte r Ibe flr»l l o u t l i o n , i a l K l . . I i " i i * t I t |»( < nl Ire c ia iiu n for th e w Mouda > Ic November A l> ) s ;i b i l l * . * 1 .. I..1 1.» I.I i n I it. v . >. r l ' . _' l Bed hun hy Mr. Pai- for rullflcsrlon or releeilon to-ivlt 1..t ml If h':i M»n . t i I-'. 11 >i. Tim I Heel IIt II II No lew upon Inticrl | u l i l F . ' i h n 17 - l u 'l b. uni. luted ftr business men and (nricea or oiain tbe Income of reel K the “ B re w e r's" visit dent* or eltilrna «»f tlila Htate atodl *., a* in r.-nd n. ( II..w*llon 1 lo. I.i'glslnt ore n t' I t'ity " will i>e greittlj l.e ievlcd ItV tbe Htate of Florida, pi Hv. i.vld.' f ( *|o.o.l tux l.fti-.iil 'll* or under It* authority, and llivre I Clel * to Imkoc lo i b fut lti“ e i 't u Ivcry m em ber uf the ■•ball Ilf exempt from taxation In live IIHV^Ilf lU'tllU ft.'i l.'lll.ul* with I. m the Ii end of a family re*bltng In In .Mil *i). (i t|»'i I ft I t ,i i *ch.o.l *1l* [|ilayer* who compose ( 111* Htate. luvil»«ttold gtoala and lib i, w ar never >i m* Jortiy of the she team und w ho will ■terettiial effe. I* It. the value of ; UUlil'fl.d i [.'I’llirr llietrof wlm nrr freeli.-bl.-r* bIi »II vole In favor of [n e x t apring Is a* follb*. Iiaunlice ..f *u. h lmli.lv but oo ■arg, o u tfie ld e r; Grifbind* she II l.e Ibbo. i1 In rctimlsi B>M. h .1 ill r s . eed -oaellier wltll l McGowan, outfielder; the existing tmlebtudnev* of aucti p ld e r; S hiualut, catch apeclu i In* sclo...I .llBlrlct J(t pel b y , c a tc h e r; l.oung, rent of lb*' »B*.'**t't Viiluo of Ibr taxable property of such district Ulia, infielder; Strohn, neenrilinir tn the Inst assessment C arthy, infielder; Luce for Htate cod County p u r a n f * burin, P o tt, Winn, EdI pi lor to the lasulng of such to.ml* An* bond* ls«u«>d hereunder ahull re l, W alker, W lllough! become p.iv«t,|* within th irty yc*r* pn and Schach. pitchfrom the Aste •>' tss'.srt-c In »mv>sl land Idiiior, outfielders 1n»lalmcnt» which abut] commence I pol more than three j e a r a a fte r 1, pitcher. i ib* drtte of |a*tie. Each annual In»x W ihiI dCome. , nlklmriit sliall be not lr»* Ihnn irstoed th a t T h u rsd a y thrr, per r r * i of the tola! nmontil 1 of l he Issue Whenever anv such [all urraifjtement* had | xpeelsl T v school district hit* led fur the M ilw aukee ! vel■•.) If favor of th* Issuance of | here, a tclcirram wa* h th e Boston Red Sox it* officials ewT« will>th e local field aa tr a in next aprin g . Sox wche a m o n g the aoective . te a m s w ith feitnar h a d been nogutin Lb UaU city. ■} ^ Truck Growers • n t i . r u i >n »•» u l i r \ t i < Ni l n u i « It L > nt I i i t I n H im i n i l r . i t l . t i l l - n l l l i r I'f 1j d t i l l ^ 1111• If* l . *fn -f|H" f! I1*11 11*r til Hi | I ' U l d I;**. i»** f«ill U i li | ' , i u i l I o n •HI lit it I l'*|i nm t r.jtili t d •ti o l ,t( li-it i n t h i - HUiiittf- l i e I «* * ,fc t h * I . ' (• * lot t I uw Mild i n ' lit i* *ti-i- nf iM'iif r gf-nt wt IVo*> -i( * i 4 n t o r fsriml «iit o f i h u lit It f i > "1 I' ll* *l ! i A « ( i i r « * l u 11 f" I -<• '>M ih li Ik1r-11 it pIi hJt br I hr 4 u 11 *.f 1hil.t-u .-Intiiii 4jr (.I'giiU bifft ' rewlinif ru th f i-Tular ronni 'fi *f ‘ho nil'll'! -**♦$* 11 i i ••*■ti 11«ft .»lid i*11m Kepi - mi t*i ' * in • .(i'll -xf f F r t rnitIntnt* ■ j ■■" ■f I'tf Sin 14- it! p1‘4* Unit* >f * ' 11 Mil luillla I lil v lit r*-M o l M h i d ■ ti ml r 4- r | 1 n t | mo "N ti t 4- |«I II t |ll a-4.1 Iti law f'lf K* 11* 14*1 rlfH-l biTi** l'i tb*' SI iilr t.f I*i -**1>I.I IN' TFsSTIMoNV W IIK IU O F 1 Maim- It i i v * h « * m i n i 4 t w r t n i v l i n i u l ni i *l #if f b r -4 f l * r < 3p # i ' t H 4- : i I n f ( b e S lit* u f F l o r M . (, n l ' r u l l t i h i t w i t ^ r . i t i r I'o i* I u In lit I M f r . o | l h r r i n n p t r l i i I tti l» aI i l l t b- f u*i»nt y -f Ifih liny • f u l n r n n n b - 11 I n li M| *ort Mill t F « l b ' Jilt v A. J* F*2< f-rife** lit I'llI I •■ l|. Ml 1 l l r Ho n o t tl W il l H i 1*1*' II I’hAY C H A W h U tn Hor n*- ' -<f nl t t i l vof f e it* * »’ hi Hi'iTrury of htitir i r m iilnl Thu p r i p t i f l ri*s irjk G ^ r Aot^ 1 •* I t 2 2 . 2 9 . F viM ra l or r o a u l o r K fu i» - c r t i n u * . f,. IJ. 19. t C. w h i c h c ' * r r Ij it 11 lm%‘c l i i - m i . i Wi t i Oct 3. in. 17 21 2t ? ir » t r « « t nil|f n h i ^ ^ r t l o n f n o n t o f M*"1* r i n o n t A l l vow i n f l m H n n p . t r ;»u»l i n | > T i l l ' , r i l l f l IT ( < M H T o f Tin * tho I f o n n o n f W t ' i i r o M n i n t h *» , m : v i ; n t i | J l VMri i i 4 imi i r r r > n » r o | i tv m i t k l i i 7 anv » u H i ?*i" » n r o n m • » \ %%«• r o i i n m * fill I III*' \ . l I I 14. I ■ r l b i la f i l l i f 1. V h i ' h , cl i | n | • r * r%I ••»*! In* (»l# m l uttl'91 4 -4 14 I I I > H i v. t | 111 % 4tl V **i| ivMiw a m i H i - 1*11 I f || l 1 l l -** l i t ill* «' f i 14-4 hi ii m m I* }i +i r t Ii iilii r l y «W*i*f iD j 4 >1 .4A f .ill nx a. t i . u il L. . t Uii«* i l l l l l i - i k 1TI« 1 I II I t l l [ ■ J 1• t Sh i l| 1TJl . II I't i »l fltliu t ♦» It ; '! r.ifT'-nl m y.n p t.f (|»r. C ll> tif S • ( lit il. H t - m l i . - . l i . F . i u i t l v F l n rlfli* 1 1 4' Miilml i n i n t FiiI-Mr Hi P t i r d i • *f ;> i.iim i1 »’ I'l'u iiiv. F liirh iu n lid |tt Uln Willi iitl pr rM<»n 4*r lirf* H wlii-ixi* l i t I 111 l |) 44 HHV inn < . Ik* c l I M f 11 1i* He fun* you buy that new S P R A Y E R on spend n lot nf muiicy on overhauling y<>ur old sprayer, talk to ( bane i Co. about the "FRIEND" Traction Celery Sprayer. A solid carload on tbe way. The only praclicul celery apruyer made. CHAINS. No 0E A K S . livers the "juice.” No COC.S. Low priced. E asy to pull Economical, i i nl i i Ht M n «ir llllel m l lii nfitt lii file |>r a*|->c*f-1} hrrrdnii^Curr j i| » m ' i i D i <1 o r mux i > 6 U u n d , tl*' r«' itf, H Hfipt-aniiK Ini It i i ' m r o r n Mil o f i c t - m i d i i i m I n thla c n u i a f l l m l I h n l j«.i» c*r r f i r l t n f y o u . n m y c I u I th i o i i i f l i ^ h l . i l i l f n r kn(f-r«-itt I n u m l l o i h c lrr*tlw li iul f»i t?niiJu«P hi d*’- | fo’ i i l t j iiiiil i h u l > o u r p l a c e x o f r u w th.nnmii# In Ti l l * rvi nt ll»- 1o*-*‘»* IXOLF* I OI NTV. 1% 4*11 \ Nt 1*11 %. IiIh r un unViio^n. Ftitir*f :rh**ll f-4'll in ronjiporf u-o h*n ( ------It in U h T i ? o w n f d i r r t l , T U f i l y o u r rp rm rn ln tto n In the I *,r‘* PITATION t i nt ! r a r l f i o f y«»u. n n d y« i u m i t* h f r o b y r*uulrrd hy Ihtn miu ndi"* (noli- f’h-nnM ft in k , it r*i r ^»t ♦ r r i i u l i t d t o it i*n r n r it* i l c l n lit! I o f |H« Cov#nuir wholl * luiiMn vlt-n m rnnl* d itnd eilniD,. under cmnlililiil In t M n r x i M ffU-d. on tli« . thirty r t ^ y n n f l r r l h « n d | * u ' r n I h c 1 u u » i*f f l i p H u i r o f Florid*. mon| nf the r t jrul mr ► t »•*i^f11. Corn(ilnlnuDl. Pflll fhw T.eir1ili*turr tojrwfhor in r * 'l V* I ruunil nary aciitlori i n tfr u iA h lc r F. Moure, Ftfondnnl, que^tlun of roaprK>rtlHWn*nt _ ------ — auch c i t t nor«lliutry r m i h u the To F, Mniiro. It* ■U!cn',c Fnkn**on I*o«l*1nttir* la h«»reV>v in.»ndaiorlly i I t apikBwrinc from Chi* iworti bill fNiulr«d to rr«pp*)W|on llir r« fff* j of rompUltit flh'ff In th is r#u*-r ihw* **nif*uliTicfJt JiofAff tin jutV'U/nfnant | you pr»* n ri’rlthn? of i» wi*»r or (mid kucli i xtraordiim rv f c**un»Vv n«h»r than lh« Htalr of FlorcallaU fur r^ARPurUaiiratni 4 Mu, and i t u t >uur pUc« of r o ia tn c * Place your order NOW no thut you can Ret from thin first carload. Chase & Co SANFORD LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS �TwftWfH T H E S A N F O R D H R R A I.B , F IU P A Y , OCTOBER .<7. l? 2 4 ,i i l : ggg———— -TTTT------ . . ,,oi* Vf puJ/Mrticd herein. r ig h t s „ *pahnc*ir..hor »j.e.-iniAll<n-|.*?.h. East Coast. . . . . . «* J'.lil I T nb b o Some!.*iIng New Ford T ired o f W afting. No I n te r e s t, No C a m p a ig n . U ncertain, Coy, as Uanal. BY A R T H U R B R IS B A N E Tx — — ---—^ . HURRAH As Brisbane Sees It ,<\J N ev er before, fiss thVeniRaw e nAifcssity for a canal con n ectin g f £ iiik e Mo'nr6# w fth t I n d i a n lllVer been so evident a s at th e mfort p S ^ m l^ o .ir ^ c r 'o f present tiftf*.1 rT he heavy rains o f th e p a st few w eeks, rea« i »V /. # \ * k > * “ .................... su itin g in riv ets nnd lakes overflow ing th eir banks and th e K.dltar com plete inundation of large areas o f valuable land and th e r-AXIl I.. IIKAN M a a a ic r low Alll> HRKU destru ction o f bridges nnd roads w hich has caused an un­ rhnnr HI precedented tie-up o f traffic, have b rought forcefu lly, to our ''Magnolia A vrnnr 'll'nim il'IIO K ____ HATHA ; m inds th e crying need of further m eans o f drainagee an d wa­ aht! w f ^ ' 7 n T'cu»*by ter tra n sp o f^ tio n to the ea st coast. . * Weekly fidllliifl 11.Ml ne. W ith the flooding of the prairies ly in g betw een Deer i Tear. P aik and Melbourne a vital link in th e KiRsimmee-Melbourne A&C1AI. NOTICKi • All ol.lluarf ca, cards of thank*, resolution* read, the m ost popular route from th is section to th e lower alter* nf e n ter tain m e n t* w p fr e are made will !>*- chargSc! Enst Const, w as tem porarily put out1o f .commission*. TWirts r e g u la r advertising rate*. from various E ast C oast chattibers o f com m erce tell of th e Men t i i k A a a o r i A T K i i i m i b s a ^destruction of parts of ronds In th o se'sectio n s m aking travel r.J“'o‘’tn. ' **J- A "pub- practically im possible. For d 'w h ilc th e Sanford-N ew Sm yrt t i tp’V ‘ "no."Ttfmrwrr^riS- »« road was closed and the rend from DeLnnd to Dnytonn >1* i h i * ritaPr r *n.i »i*<> w i...-nt h ocked so that Snnford was com pletely sh ut off from the * ----------. ■■ iff «;iUcs^d'iii>«r:^^i4v^M|r£kl8iM66d'<pf a Ccina.1 • • <■ <•ju •' I-.;’ I”. ■ 1 WK GOT COMPANY ? * ~ , rT ^ T T r ~ . D) Some men to learn bettel ICopyrich I 1»H) It’s a poor „ sell enough to'i C O L U M B U S IlAY being over, young gentlem en, you will notice that Columbus tried w h a t o th e r s believed to be impossible. T h a t ’s his glory. All of his success f o l­ lowed that. When they praised Nupnlcorj f o r Alps in W inte r, he rro**'™ 1 P nothing. I d e se rv e ’ credit only for not believing the fools who said it couldn’t be done.’,’ * Day, nte gettirl as ready caih. t Well, the p ic tu ic made m ay be running tft ■«1e*it?' 11 ,t*. Seattle nmn ofju j , Chio, and hell I [ p r e . y g;rl* next. / tfTA BoY ’V An ina -eiiiE. Ition is, - 1^ b . t h e r e ? ’’ ( O odH /G eTw \ liieSw/M v;‘. '^ I f c n t t n l W r , ottn i l l y w ith in a few blocks of our o w n ! Tl’ »•“ somtbo,,-vM’methln* I office, the w aters of Lake Monroe have so risen that several iiltl h e n r y fo r d tell* "C<diie|’«*’ B i i t f . E ' ^ i o u ’c i i r ' r o n t o d a y blocks oF n ew ly pnvod streets have of n ecessity been closed to the public.. W ith a rise o f a few more inches that portion I that h(. with,lmw* hl„ hM fm ««*' ^ O A n ’TirV S T u r r i d S : - C o m m it o f-th e lake front boulevard which has been constructed will . Kh(luU hll, Wllile(, tiir£fL, ij th y way unto the L ord; tr u s t also f.,r the t;ovcrnmorit n, . • In him and he shall tiring it t<> be en tirely limit r w ater with the great danger of com pletely 1J ,. ., . ., , p a is . . . Rest in i h e ’lxjrd, an.I w ashing aw ay. cept his proposition, and think:* w a it patiently for him. * l ’*nlm S7: ] This is certainly a m atter for serious thought and con. th a t long enough. siderable action. It does no good to cry out against the gods , , for over-abundant rainfall. We are given brains to work ’ R'V ’ 7 1?" ,,u[<hns'-' va,t D O N ’T nity, *. out such problems for ourselves. In som e of our w estern wh(.rt,>wiM tliril „)t. Clllli jnto vUv. D o n ’t you trouble trouble (li*Hi?rts not so favored t>\ plentiful rains, system s of irrij(ii- trie power, taking out of it, uh tlit* Till trouble tro u b le s you, 1 D o n ’t you look f o r trouble'; lion 'h ave booh, in stitu ted which never fail to furnish Lhc-uoi) Cermari *ricnti»lx do, its valuable ... Let trouble look for you. with abundant water. In other places w here floods arc fre­ t»y-products in the process of comH f quent. canals are dug and bulkheads built to m inim ize all bustion. D o n ’t you b o r r o w sorrow ; A s i n ak i d l ^ J hnll player i. .,^ 1 ■iiurt. ■* •» > > A ,, On*y a n i» more» to do something fol thankful this Th* j New Or bars hgj j one-armed autn dr lit isn’t dmigt'roin i 6 ,- I1 I j; t t J- ! .Y ou’ll a u rc ly .h a v e y o u r share. Htf who d r e a m s of sorrow 111 find t h a t so rro w ’s thur^. K jj’t you*hdrry w orry w o rry in g te-d il come, lu r r y is to w o rry ; fwill miss you if yo u ’re mum. re y o u ’ve got to c a rry , h i t till it's at tiie d o o r ; he who r u n s . l o meet it, 'S ak e * up the load liefore. M Very birds reprove liiee th all th e ir happy song; very flow ers tench thee a t f r e ttin g is a w rong. TKYn don't you trouble trouble ' Till tro u b le troubles you; Y o u ’ll o n l y d o u b l e t r o u b l e , fv K i ( A n d t r o t i l i l e o t t i e r s , too. w C alifornia. - „ ■ _____________________ _ W elcome Milwaukee! t • r 'M t. — ** S a n f o r d wi l l b e p r o u d t o h a v e I be I J u u i b k d llliu w e . . i ------ i * tlty l yoll notice the eXcTleol t'Oi iliHo'n of t h e c i t y f i m i m i * u* - t o . w o in th e r e p o r t «»f t h f t itv t’lt' fk a fi*vv K .u .h (;IV K S j glcs. | v V fi u» „ h „ l , Engli'li duchi-sii ; Let h ■> have u ' a dllclle > b.afirj j I t house !• arm ors in Sem inole county are not asleep to the im - 1..... . Covernment the snub that il portance o f drainage and irrigation. T hey have’ perfected j deserves, llnd bis offer iwerj «cI what is probably the most com plete system of suh-drainugeiccptetl, ns ii SHOULD have bee-i, / and sub-irrigation in the world. A system just as perfect •h*’ would have made good his for] could be extended in protect the other lands and p rop er-!11 "h' l,n,',u,p *n',l'kh nit* • , ra te s (n give this country a b sid u tc j A ll m k<>s Auta lies of th is section.-* | p rednmimmee in explosive power. | Light up’ PI ,.,i, W ith n i anal cuhnectirig the bcutl o f Igtkc Monroe witb'making w a r improbable, nnd in Indian R iver in (Th6 vicinity of T itu sville, an outlpt to t h e ! providing nil the fa rm e rs ! KAY BE ocean would lie gained, through which such excesses of w ater wilt) all the ii .I ra te - f*<t fertilizers .Phono :>ISas of the past few days eouhl la* drained, m aking such de- thnl they could use ill very low s true liv e floods a practical im possibility. It would reclaim prices." Ur. bad lie not Mi.-ceeded, he iB R iiiv im iiic iiiiiiD n R R c n D a iiia rm iiii, enough m arsh land to pay for itse lf in a few years. It would would have spent hundreds of m il­ SANFORD’S FORUM in a sin gle rainy season prevent sufficient properly dam age lions hi the a tte m p t lie should lo pay thp in terest on the capital invested in such a canal .h a v e bad the op|a>i tunity. HOW MITCH WILL YOU iiK And it would provide an outlet for tied up traffic bound I........................ 1i:n ‘ n ’IJ THK IIKItAl "’ itlnmigh <>u mty in such u way that for the East ro a st. How sim ple it would be for automohil- ' 1 ,:" J’I-K ARE not interoatwl in "uv • *,f" much about ttu- i-.mi w" "o1 *»»• compared ««• these other WORTH \N TKN YKAKS? • t i t l e from a stamlpoint of i ipinl ists goin g to Palm Reach or Miami to put (heir tars cars c* m i *t — ian,i‘'*‘gn ---- ...................................... New v..rk's regi*-1tlm. thu; arc are to he be Iticlude-I Included in tbi the pro ud, a at age. F iu,i oc Lil mi *t o - 1- ' 1 p? 1f *t : 1 1cm !• ini ” ’ ! trillion iticreases ]■/(),2!,~ over ItPL'd. ; , | |„,nij ,..sne of Seminole river stea m er or an ordinary barge and float down- In “ Here is the only route th a t will. I |lr •*|i 1 * %1 -4i 1 H | n ItM ? H • iMl 'O*.. ... -n l i t ... . 1 1 * II,, t tha t doesn't begin to repre*ent _ BATTEI tU S M . ile ! H ow co n v en ien t lo r n o rth e rn m o to rists ,,,,r ,u u 1 t o d rr ii vv ee tintin- im in. reuse reuse in in population, nomilut ion. I w Inch a p p e a r * l o be s e t t l e d . Mi f u r th<*ir f a rs on a »a>at at Jacksonvillr and sii*am c*onifi»rtaNv I ---- up the St • l o h n s R i v e r a n d I h r o u g h ( t i e c a n a l t o T i t u s v i l l e . I R D H I T I A OK w rongly, R c p u t d i a - t h e r o i i 11 e o m m i t t e e ini o l igeeenr ei lrea* ll illl.l to w h i c h t h e p u b ll ' ‘runs and Demociat- b t h u s j i v o i d i n g t h e i m p o s s i b l e r o a d s n f t h e m i d d l e a n d — *‘ " " ' i “ , " 1 1,‘*n i o c , i l ' ' *" lu!V*! t h lt tile le»t l a k e IM-t J,*«1 I t l* the 111 1 ** 1if'oolidgi* ii absolutely p ',.u i r,,-iv ;l > oo n u g e is a r i s o i u i e i y sure s u r e lo to carry carry , . , . . B re w e r* on the local duuiiouil next MM L a s t L iijts l. S p rin g . [V t n ^ v HVnd^ o f a Kiri of CO. th , £ New York S ta te , ManV “ f the b e -t C P" ,’u ' i- r*"’* h Avenue '"V ju d g m e n t, give ns mi a |iin l c io n p iH lsoii to th e s e o t h e r s . I l i* to cNtcml Park Avi-nm* on tlit* south ! " ll ir ( h l a n d o l o a d a n d t ' l v r p i r n l \ "f wi i l th t " t i n s r o a d , a d v r r l i s •n r r u t i*it> tu • nnlr> Itaforr th»* ' f i n n y 11I I 1 * t h r >*mthra*I a shaft ti u r i - t ;n f 1in 1)y 1*r11»*1 > «i;i midst. .Sumlliuly) cou n t \ pie.old h a v e t h e c o -o p e r a tio n Ilf I ill* t informed ulxo hvlievi tbut AI "t L’r yyho tl.‘l * lirvi'l hr?1it m t III-lo w er E a s t. ( *oa-*l c o u n tie s m I b< ‘*fi-sf nit lton ol (bis i anal S ■'111 h , a D em ocrat, will be elected ch Uif.i •• sinH h nf (ji'lli ' ;» AVidlUt' Ijl1*‘*1. ><■•I VI III Muob I" "ti tbi ' i I ' t'*,n! tipic^ Y «*UI P i n n 1i t i t * 1* r * t i n t 11 I n 1 * * I *a < 1 till surjiln- i n t l i t . 1 11 V i l 1**11 * ) * ■ *1 1 • n o i . » * I •’* e i « f i j 11 • i « n t . » • * a * a n 11** 110- | m «. | n ■ u 1- n ,4p*rtrf ^ log II NIHi*-'Sf||1 f III urs | i >, mill It win Y*OI hr WOf , It in * •*»!’ |,1 hr "f I Ii Iw .IU*M*"*II PItill :• IP*•H *"I «I »t «l' 1'♦*1.1h Tl1(; ^ | (Pit II f Imil "I I I ,mot lir Uill )*di 1*1 be %\\ l '.\\ I i fl"- w .it. lo* . t • I lo*i t *•111*\v i >,U [tin * * \ " ii rnnsf d« r i il r Til ls * • Il l s |, |gf In II Ik lr* JlllKioii'4 1«* il* I1 •»M Mil*. In r 111•W VMil Phi- W.?> lo w a n * -- f, • qihlitig ft till* If %mu litre a** a 11xtip11.1 If* h i.r* •■* *1 1011 wto 1 • • *I 111*■pI v on fill 1aiih| roiii* \ ..a I m ti t wall ,1 to) 1 *k 1 • t ll all In? l i i e t i*ii'«. Hi v 1(tad 1 pii.-sinv' nt a i'*.»«l hu* tp i iduri ptioii «#f it-, h?au 'Milk* like yyirul h\ I ak 1 Ada Mini t \ M" t « f tin d i ' t a n t r is aloii, IN 1 III, eii*u n w in ii , lailin.lv e I i k r A l mn i r i 1" wii p a s t L u k e M a r y , th* ItiiU nt a hill and hy f a r t h r ! • ,.IA • 1m1i, l* «»nt near ILihitt-<»n most lira ill it ill s r r tm n or our south I M i k m g a cat. p a i g n ---41 1- •* M ti­ • in > MllltliMMurrovrr it u i l l !l h a s n ’t b e , n s o l o n g s i n c e t h a t w o r d , ’’c u l t u r e , " w a s N i 1m!I’l l igei tl inUi llisuig T h e I ’r i n c y of WillU'f t o o k U 1 l o p i I 1 * I 111 L * III" lidlti I « («# U 11 | "a f k -\ Vi*ll, all. a lit11 * * r * i * t h in f is « * T h e H e r m a n " K i d t u r " t a l k g o t e v ­ 11■■t *■ the itfhet liny and h a v i n g ;t f a m o u s v o g u e p e r in (Caiinila 'imiuiIii Die I hi- r i g h t k .fnl I p -.lilic a l mih m i ) n FI t hi - 1I1-I a tu « tint 11 III* at 4) r n t i r "II! lill'im ’Ss sr4tli)ll efAty member* ' of hi* bui.lm.' e r y b o d y o n t a t e d . U'H • 11 I ' lig, 11. Il u 1 i U I'c? k inl iie I'.o g lisli s p e a k i n g n a t i o n s , in a d d i ­ / h h IM • I ha) , IlMVYr \ r l , |H in a u,i> t h a t ’ivill Ira vr a most o It. p a r ty will testify tto t i o n t o b e i n g I n m e - t h d i s g u s t e d w i l l ) t i n - o v e r - w e a n i n g e g o t ­ inuilf s iMii‘ v e i n - .it'M. iigalli-t IIn * (** * *** : I hr |n i t t vv »?nh lo L1111yr mil pi* iis|t,^ »mif>rr«sion with t h r oin* 1 Ill'll i;>» l New \ hi i, Stan- Con i l a i m a n t s. r e s e n t e d b e i n g y l a s s e d a*1 i n ­ *' h I 1- I hi; kIII ?*"* t|fll> p a s >III ^ I |r increasing u u m h ri of eie:i i s m *>l t i n * . ' K i d : m lit at i ai, i until i h n n g i Im i*la-ils u* R Hi, I r n ^ h lly at yui <1 i h i t f e r i o r s in c u l t i n e. i-Ttf 1la hi ■u tlrfs nf v. >fe : T h e |U,!i I I \s itiM u|»*-n a i"t uf t i i i l M i v t ««r .vil! irrt t\ L'hmpsr of l.ak" Moiuor ra re being shot by th e n w i *i A COMMUNITY HUIM'I K lead frill* til IH*11*’Vi* thill W<. In s p i l e iif .niir s p o k e n m n D i n p t tm “K idliir." w e b e g a n tU’Hih hnvi tt i in«»r t \ L« p is f,ii ii1?pi -• nit i,l, u .' )i yyhn h A rh ra fT niul an> <fn* thinking for a hid '■ii nt will ??*u()tl> Mt’o^nizt th? ily *i»*1* 1 mfcn u re Inking udvuiituge of >lo, lllli! U (Ml It IIlf g o i n g in fo r " c u ltlire " in all m m l ions T b c te r m l>ei;une | till Vt J 1 F. i'. FOSTER. I’residont It. F. \\ 11FFN111 •e|\. rI mg fi nt ure* ■■! t hi - n of gent It-niun jtn ie* "Jr. Mil* f I st plat r t hr r*i||ii ( Mil 1 be a te b -tvord Do parlor o i a t i ' i s and w n m e o 's ejtdis, T h e Iji.u t . \\ i lit* l In* ;ul v*f i M* mi nt * HH ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ R I B n i U i m D R R I I I H I I I I O l l I I I n u t!" « l -1 1 • liiiiiit..t iip^ srv«*ial t i l H 11 \ Iait 11 thi* n;t»n«*\ im rc'.i 1 I tic lu.i'l |u*t Uig a s, bools look up I tie la d and "i ulttiral siibjei l>" lava iib ' Hie f h o rnoi i ev wa * r a i s e d foi |b< macls ■ in tn f1 m ini’ m ip r iita n i'’ In I - II -llidly 1tie f, r - t ■11 .1 G t r m i i i i l o a n in * h o r i o t ' b- i Hot p rop er H u n g U nM A Si, IN hi* 1 iiHiii - f 1 im ‘, l hr 1 ir /riis m* : » 1111f1<•t« r«unity a* '(ai’ ii be 1* likely tn mieii-ify «onie of th e disabled A llier u all a uhi.lt f 1 > r tail of | units i" I mil J t",*!s1 1 .,*!.•■ ? • ill In* i * i 1 y 11 M il unrprl am "< ultlira! s u b j i ’c t s ," ind eed, are sld l ttie "proper • u| f ii ill t tie*, Im pr, -* VatRrruns w i s h t h e v d i d n ' t h a v e a n y thriii In I'litls, fin l* » IlHVIM Lf Itil a 1 1 1111 1 i-ia im c iiD u iiiiiilu iiD E ii^ iR a u iu iJiia iiii n o n t r o u b l e g e t t i n g l o a n * t h a n iIiin g," and tiiat is why a recent p r o n o u n c e m e n t of th e I ’id ­ ilcfw III Lii(ii|i.||, Mfi.nlIt ha pi i*aU\ ti-4 1 ’i’n ii fn! in G e r a l i m y dog*. led S t a t e s ( A.mm i s s io n e r o f Fditeal inn. .lob n .1 T ig e r : m n -t P«H»it JIr i ifi« i;il frerl.ti'- <<n \un!i "1 bi JtU* ' ll'* lii'llt I'l .it pt cthis i i i n m i n - . l i n t h • Ii in mat i* e , ---------- «■ c o m e In s u m ...... In c a lio n a l inst itui inns a s a d ecid ed shn< k ■I > 1. II fill <1 A \ I line he I> ln ii’-s, lu rk - idnl lirilttjll' f IA•’ mill - "1 pf tRjlftNli) f "Mil Atfe you a good D em ocrat ? W’bal 11 . I ■ lie, nine 1in pr i " , t < ’n m m is s io n e t T ig e r ! con ies t,at mil and s a \ s ; "Mure haVfl you dorte to w a rd electing the I Im 1!• i ♦ mi jtnu i! in nil t h i' Wt * J111 *tMlk *' a \ ,11111Li I r. ill!’ •*11! ( I• i 11• > I \ I be Uni t ti uni uf t tn e b a ra i te r and le s s c u lt u r e . 1lmi is our g r e a t e d u c a tio n a l tie-' r«*t f > pllZ/IlNK IrMlIhllM* DrfViu-Ui yuti t ic k e t? T he o n billl.l 1■;iil - I h ,1 tu. til l II .Ml late III- . \ p, t u-ricc it. leant, we would *uy, tbut anyone c e s s i t y today H o n e s t y , j u s t i c e and d e c e n e v c o n tr ita ite m o r e ( IllviMpUi-, Hi’ thci A t*\arnl.», ••1 I! 11 lit I II f 1 - o ci .it 1 I ♦ I M III - I n C . l l l l , ' in at tt'Um.on \ e LTD arf, land t !< c a n d o j* to send in a <beck as i on 0 . 1. ) II , T p , -• pb ruliil In a pi’op ei soi ml a t t i t u d e th an i n t e n s iv e c u l t u r e and m alern <Ltsi •:IT \%11,1 «itt JII'II*< U'l| h Still k *"P 11. I t In y pass il w ii l ieu h t ^ b u t l o n to u very w orthy « nose \K 1 * ’ i p|M ll H I 1 > 1 1 1 1 4 1 hr 1 ||i l ill hr I wlii'fi I ll • ml , id tug til; \ v. r e f f i c i e n c y , Il we < annul le a c li I l o s e virt lies a lo n g wi t h m o d ­ I ill . Would lilt-, I Willi t III V*' I\ • ll Ill.ll rln th m ^ tin) \**u» t’H-al .^r.itv! 1 1 tiy it ti.iot -III I., ern t h o u g h t . Mien w e bad b e tt e r d is m a n t le our sp le n d id ly I 1 Miid ciiis*iug al llu- >tiop AH these illlfereld le p o il* we ( Hie r mail si 1 ip of bind on Int I 1,1.1 in.. 1I'm"i vatill Im » h'liiip hk ir t ft a if I. ■' i hot 11 »*t 1i iiluiiig w e q u ip p e d in > titui ion s o f le a r n in g and re tu r n to th e old log h e a r about iKiint a r e real loony nil 1 hr KfHtih'l Mini *IMr Ih l?ir Country Club, with orange I t ecs. I’". «• * 1 armttn 1 jiiei p e rb a p * One fellow eomi-n tbioiigli from 1sclionllioti.se • tun a !>isi in's* eel inn a1*4it Ik ftpii*Hi*h| p n i^ fr ^ in on p.a I aht h i >..n fill t lie New Hmyinu and *ay» ibe roads a K ' i n pride, J u s t h o w m u c h a t t e n t i o n l h i s a s s e r t io n w ill r e c e i v e f r o m , Mime 1nys 11 p1mu why * mill l io n e-.-i meii n| nr^ ubsolmelv iiopiissable. the lllli- 1* m} -um m iily n( lb" t h e c o u n t r y ' s s c h o o l s t h e r e is n o w a y o f k n o w i n g In t h e l a s t \\ niiian 1 a I h * iviit iihih * rnmpii Six rn.nt Hungalow, Palm etto A ’. e t i i e Wjyat he has e .e i seen. Anothi'i ; uidm .l to n u ll/., V lull Du* p t n p M - | U „, I. |,y su b stitu tin g itrlvg* up from Uucuu ami (IbuIukv, a u v t t r a l y e a r s t h e r e h a v e b e e n o t h e r e a r n e s t p e r s o n s t o s p e a k i' h I imI than man, H**r ivtiluibin is ..1 I t , -mb A v.'iui,. r.iuU- w.U m ean | ’;„ g Avertue Im ihc French A m t vet \ wav. Fasv term s. t h a t th e r e I* not a th in g ta Intel 1 in In h a l f n f b e t t e r c h a i ’a c t e r t f i n n i n g in t h e s c h o o l s , b u t m m - li'Mk'fi , Mud 1* nit i h at I* Tin- r,-a *..11 Sun ford will clmu I " m 'J 'b n d id ,ily ferp with u p-itect trip. In the ,u r f ron, | lulid of th e list ion’s departm ent of education, I that I have in mind i* the t n u i l s " nut. ... i , Ib.ui Oil,-,- miles of ,lis Id V IN UK. of SI 1‘aul's. tneanlin&* *lramle«i 011101*1* never 1 it ts possible 1 MirI afn d bet " lad ” can be .st lifted a vitally'- 1 1 ,r,h - t o W . . I I I muv l.c sit, e l, | ihm*idk from O rlando t.. Di’Land t a n . . , On* saving „( wtn, li will know v%hu fi i up , ih pal f«’tv\uii| " 1 v " " ' ,irht*' vv" 111,1 ' “,l P1" " *»*•»■n:ak, it p.. ,,ble to luiil.l some very needed fad for ! tie leach in g u f boy * and girls to st l ive above j morally, .by . on pow erfulj u 1 ip. r <| "business Itoonts r.01-2, I’irst N ational Hank HuiM section, und th e m m p to W M l tic, le a d s tlo'O hav, bet'll d i m T h e d e a t h n f S e n a t o r K r a i a l e g e e , ev ery th in g for fionesly. for just ire, and for upright, (bid - o f pbc.Nm p r e a .b e i s ,.r writ IMrfi tli„t we would receive from mat e.l P HON E !)r»----------------- S A N F O H I ) . wHp k i l l e d llllllnelf Witt) g u * . ilialte* loving 1 iti/ettsbip. g re a t drninuiist may O u se 1" U n its id le r passing th r o u g h 1" ". but - p wilt provide an e n tra n c e mt.. U R' Wu l ) d e r w h y m e n will f i g h t pu to find our souls," *ay* the Such a "fad," of ooto.se. to-4h* a success, mot*? extend | *"1 ,1 1 1 R l R I R l I R R I l I R R i R B R C I R O 1111 R I I U R R m R I I I R ltd! very heart of O rtundo’# busi Snni over lb. im e st road bod ll UCa l meUNiire* n r b u n i n e * * m e i ti g le u t alld lev el end Itlltlsll student to t lie Pinnies. W ith tlu.’ homes and the si ho >ls fervently* nest, and h e r fine O ra n g e A venue | obtainable from the south. It will O t lA . V i l h a l l t h e a t u b t i n r i i t e l i a e i t y south. i «*i4idt*ntin 1 ►evlmji, ih in pa^Hin^ k n o w 11 t n m a n u n d f m a l l I lie working togeth er for (Pie ilevelopm eiil of noble cltatacler.s • tout ists Ihrough one of out AMti.Nt; ’I'll F til •ks of 2,1100 Sanford via French Avenue on to y et j r * o f a l i f e t i m e a n d t h e n - u d lust le-ulelitial section* and III t tie n a t i o n ' s t o l l t h , t h e n e x t g e n e r a t i o n w o u l d tiinl a cO U fl-Iy o s ago, Da play really uu* Hi Del,and and th ro u g h h e r business tlofify o v e r w h e l m e d by li fe it*. It a gl.impsr uf ou r business up t t y ( t e r e i n f i n i t e l y b e t t e r ( b a n I tie o n e ( ‘o m m i s s i o n e t 1 igi r l j ikon* I m ipi.lic* and An*tc|.timi Isection .iml past tier m ost palatial n u y l l y *ee* a n y e x i t t n e s i a p i tin ’ cs plot.at.fv o illuohced Ui.« k I homes w olid be suicidal to mu 1 its tivitv »*,d wonderful lake is a d . I l e s s ! y u lu*lu>. U n r e l e n t i n g n b l i g a l n m - nf it "At Die same tini" H will elini 1 tlim igtn niut. Dian Socrates. I'la V " l l w .nlil put us to *11 ti .1 tlisatl mat 1 l!u very bad rail toad era*.* to a n.l A 1 isl 1 . 1 l,. coiiib:tied H a l f t h e s t u d e n t timlv o f l b in 1 van luge lliut we coulil to cmitin- 11 g a! tlit* shop*. Itui w litie dims Dean In B0|1 C o l l e g e H t i u i k Die o l h e t d a y *"* ' 1 uully loiidicappeii and tiuiniliuted I a 11 o tf e r in g these suggestion-. any g n u ’ p<>wei in Die modern ill p r o t e s t a g a i n s t I lie n o a l l t y ot ’Mi c h a s e very pi> pel ]> .1 f‘ 1 consider ut Ion by our Clllien11 sta g e ’ The m orality (day* in t h e 1a tte n tio n by an a i l l r l e In The tier tile. m e a t s ta*mg s e r v e d III t h e col NEW YORK WORLD D<> we wish to adve rtise Sanf-.td I Middle Ages bud some id It but d i n i n g hull T h e s t u d e n t s m a y ‘. aid 1L-ienll) to the f a il lliut vve fuv.rut.ly oi to a g re a t disadvau f h a v e lo -en w r o n g in s i n k i n g lien j what play since then... could emn* , aro no f on the road maps Ttn* The W'.ltd tills been oliliged to de w 0 . 11vid m a g n a t wild. I . tf lrlu i results seldom enme (min p' a te 111 ml Jo ci ice with Die w ip should u i in, attended ,, , , )to l,y , all means t a ge 1 line, with r e g ic t, a relic of Ill'll by a iivet jp u th a c t i o n . Hut e e rl u in l v so m e All to thought d mg* of Itunyan oi Voituiic the through mil city in such a wav that i " Aoui * Respe. t f ully , o n o v i s e is u t f a u l t in "J E s i ’l ’Rl.lNt; " in u l l n w i n g tim e stoi ics lulled "Till' ta ttle Dial He c .nil tliink. be On) did ii-llilng i. .tiling Yepl Dunk sermon,- of g l i n t preucllet* like conditions to e x ist, w here food ti* . km pd> at |lm jlf 1‘Vm Do ocit uf . Bee. tier, Do teetuie* und witting* > I., nt) provoke u (Turlis D \\ tlb u i . Jtis. Sec 1 , tn r y ot a..vv to do good th in g s li, evcij co n c e rn e d wtiich will 1 Die Nuvy Tins rejection did not by just using common sense Being ot Ingersoll and T hom as I’uiii". ■trike, | imply la, k ■>f m erit. They are good »o good and helping evciy body *0 Billy Sutulav. Moody Utl.l Suilkey orr Tiie stngi which tuikx to iloS p m u r r o w will f u rn ish u bu«y .b e d tim e stone* - n il ulmut ..wl* and niu. li. Diis ijuict man. of course. I I.ORIIIA T IM E S UNION ’. ■ f u r n o u i i on m any a g r i d i r o n ) h ttlc bear* and batty lambm- und ' made menu enemies, im . my d e a t- milid tbr-mgb Do' eye und . .. | 1 t h r o u g h o u t the c o u n tr y . In a ddition cunning monkey* The Wntld doe* les, in ttn* wicked woild, it is like *1 ni 11It a ni'iiu* ly, might tn have the Jacksonville's splen.loi, e ig h te e n j d a v .r s a t e as ........ tu t„ f4)UIlll . to th e Floridu W ake F o re st gam ,; not use bedtime stories, and The th a t One of hi* enemies wa* a g l cutest |".v,.r, but It huiitlT. f± l Iti s T a i a p u which oliould provide Evening Woild, js-ty, ti d.-o* use i w o k , I w t, ,.»•>! Senator flint Wts M e golf course, under munieipul a n \ * h e i e . The w i n t e r season will U r n w ith e v e r y th in g ,in *}•(!u ?<T*hurn. 'in *0 -cte'UWfl to 1. briii.d'j ronain wtv> w a n tr d to desliov every A N A T tif.F t* RANCK dies, call- direction, i* proving one of the }o.». ul„i ,, Is , | la , ■ th rill *, th e re will be a n y fiiimhvt of . abmrf jn-k-nihtiiiit' Inat th. tirai *■* tb.ni ih o i'w n * good and saf. mi ICg lot t,l- Mo.thlt. T to- gle,.t l.ig m l . r a i s i n g r a id s f ir tins city m *h .-is will mure und more nuDo tu g . I aide in tile st tek inniket and i o j t e r equally close und well p t a y - |i , f the Cabinet M inister could not Frencli v.i.tei luol lived HU years, fed (fames. N o tre D utne’s a tta c k tin jbe pla^ysl th e r e ,, Dieu to in t the whisker* . t t Life*! achieved tni.ie. a pi cat name All Jacksonville hud two finu gr.'.f m i e the munieipul links und n ut y AfWy, th e .Stunford-O regon nfftiir, ' fi 1* rletighjfu? talenl tlms le chills of (be lovely mcfi on ml. Su [ . pouregs before the municipal l»|ks ’ |u i.de who have passed tu-i.- fm He also made f a c e s "> “ i« last mm WU3 constructed, but it was desired 4'*ople win. have paused here fur a g a in s t D a rtm o u th , Michigan ! vculcd. We a r e advised tha t tiie pt erne C o n n An | UR . ‘ ' l,“ S" T ,"-‘ '" " m . i y it* have a place w here home ffdks g lew days in llinois und th e I’rin r e lo n Navy 1 genial S e i i e t u i y not ..uly write* ut ou, glorious t uimtitul.nl. previous seasons ,,H Miulh» r hlutnl ?*ut ulmvr all 1and visitors en.dd play w ithout u re alt. g a m e s ,- h a r d to dope, ' rheae sto rie s hut tells them , nt othc*r of his uniMflii'i* wus- a wirk * m stop longer, now thul addition1 feeling e ith e r under obligation* l . m h will d ra w r a p a c ity crowds. 1 tim es over the radio. Since In* cd, wicked co rp o ra tio n law yer in th* lest B, attraction^ a , e offered lug city who said Dial the . ---------- o---------Lf ~ — |c I nu i ic l M,-r l a - Iut ■eamiu.igo n i l l l ' i ' q . ■< sp e j o e Ia, rk< e r I * hu 1 1, ‘ th M Ve I log, ’ l . ----- -------------- - ..... : a ro rp u ra tio n or possibly in tru d in g Th.. \t o .„ ; it < ‘vcu, i t ng ' Kecall Oiul. Jo se p h D uliU er ^aifi J g e n ( ^tfit^ially jt'4ua^tl I p '.r c all to, quiet, yof.d man ui tiie g le u t white. th* m o th, 1 >oiiies first. In belw.HH, U|M)„ « p riv a te playgiound. It was h I* n e w sp a p e r is "A n in s titu tio n t h a t ( It’iiyningjon bud t f q i / p f e e h tig r 'a * ’ h"Uiu Wu - only sib lit he utlse tic o th e .s have Ihcix tu rn . . deD red to make the play r e a - , V . ° ni* V( never Dunk of u .ylbing to figtil for progre's.'v to m ake at D enver fins been in if. could khould ____ ulwuy sonutde in cost and thus ap p e a l to w Inch a man particularly one who a n d r e fo rm , n e v e r to le r a te injustice <m i n t y deleted by tin- Adiuuu» ray T H E III'. /.<|fp«im ZR ;t sta rte d m any who could not a fford to be ,w u»k, indoors most of the lime, One nigh;, children, Imi ti these for A m c in u to tiie tune of “ Deuist) long to one of (he country cflubs oi , t!U r Do fine rourae ute tu o in te jj. d r c o rru p tio n , a lw a y s figiit demu- |t t u t i o n c e n so r,' he »bou 1,1 tu rn to ss p a r tie . i s , never tbelong 1 .. ._ 1'hL,;is,. o *th 1,e_. r_ rtai, le L, n■■t1 tfor a, s- ii* ..ft 1 u fm u || useful und re wicked, wicked men s t o l e up to the land ueber Alter,.” If tbut l.ig un-! , ‘liJ "m1L , d:e slr‘‘§ ;■ " rM,“! U*k‘; V • t “ " '" d u lg e .” deplore* tfiu fa c t th a t , , bo Ony p a r ty , nlw uys oppose privi- fre sh in g occupation. t r e a t white h .use intending to tu rn wieliily vu* L.*^ Yurv leave G eriuuny | »polW)bliiliejt tiial uiiicnt not be the fine uourRe at H ialeah hus> rated J t 'i w i d claSRi-s und public plunder Why stick to bears and lambs the quiet, good man out into the ,.n Monday morning and land in j ugreeat'le. | t h u ’ are not reasonable for the ! t,-'never lock s y m p a th y w ith th e and o w I kouh I m o t i o n . 7 Why. s oi i i u | c o l d und b itte r night Ju st us they I - u k th u i- t, four thousand mile* T he m unicipal golf course was average player. In w in te r the rate* F T Interest Paid on Saving* Accou»u vr u tu u v s re m u in decided to tl.e I evening -arfton— in a tth t te a t t u u - were atiout to succ .isl. some love a w ay, on the following W ednesday a n im m ediate lucre**. I’he ground*, are 41.50 a day, or $50 fo r a y e a rly W ilbur, atq; 1j ly, lovely milLiun.iie* m Pennstypublic w e lfa re , n e v e r b a 'R a t i i f l r d should 'not Sc. re S tren gth S erv ice Progratf A la st siirrtig have been w e l l - | ticket "W hen the additional cost m erely p r in tin g «i»WMAiilwa*fe fU|Mt« t^ e u in ic io iiW i^ anti i m port i v a n i a - s t r u c k them on the heudv m orning, bow)„nK do you think it opened pjttrcuiRod. and have already prov- of d u b s , caddy fees and tr a n s p o r ta will ta k e high-pow ered, hcavier. e v. e r be ^ t h e l i a t e n i n g children of ^Auten w i t h h u g e , h u g e b u g s ..f g o l d d ol he ttruBticully in d- e p e n d. e n t,-n ed a se lf-supporting in stitu tio n tiou a te added, the a f te r n o o n uf 1 ‘ d to a t t a c k w ro n g , w h e th e r hy cu s o m e th in g like th e follow ing; tars and knocked both the bad men th a n - a ir machines lo crows tiie 1‘a- which ttfeadily gain* in popularity, gulf becomes a costly p a stim e .'' W a s n ’t tha t splendid ? ciftc or the A tlautic w ith T N T und The rates tfrerc m “ Once th e r e was a very, vet y *1 cuckoo ade low and i t o r y p lu to c ra c y o r p re d a to r y made nnd the The Herald how u that the r a t e s ' lent b u t very, v e ry good g e n tle m a n (! o-o-d night, dearie;'. 'Y j^.hon g a s u few y euf# fropj t|ovv ? ,m uyi b c T e v i v i . ' * rv*» ■ *' * **> *•/' fL •. v s*r .* . . ' a j i #5 ,] .V-; ?; <i i nor. More Charsu’ttT and Loss Culture Needed FIRST NATIONAL 1 ! m F O R SAL i l 'J R I-. L A N I’ 'Fry A Herald W ant Ad For Kesl ’I’l Mb U1! I LDRFN'S HOUR MAKING GOLFM l'ORULAR For the B usy Man Alert, responsive banking service, organized to meet today’s financial needs. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK] • 7 V s". - r "l 1 *f D4Y ,T>k AA'.V«tog T-; ' J i r . :K. . i.^ L lh �----------------- -- ■■ — — -■ >•rj'OD l : i . f ■ - - ■ A*r Dr. nnd Mrs.' Homer'Noblo Imvo Bargain* In cars, All types seen nnj|t' door guests of Mr. and Mrj. Loplij W o a t North Palmetto for a few days Wrorr ritbvfn^ into ! the Noble opartnrjulo. f* i i s * MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society E ditor Phone: Res. 425 CHURCH „ '.f t onnry Mcett.,D o u R la sj to . i repossessed’ Ford ' on hand. Can b®to Ford Garage, i Ave. . hi v M i ..I |f D.A.R. ETING jrlin g ) E3 :D(t o’clock ' was given, lead in the jtes of the [by the secttnardi, and [E. Watson. it nil outnpd a good f it Was sta t­ ic chairman | the eo-opert»f the Snlvould have a fill Ft. Mellon | * # # * failed for and Pork C om m itFling, reported [chapter a deed P, ila g a n fur iresque land as ftu of Florida, tindly offered, accepted with pit deed. The Sallie lla rrU o n _ J o l d a tru e and H h e n r t r t ftjr tins H A rising vote given many c h a p te r to Mr. and ' ; " meeting i f Dee!Ms Me will be Mr and ’ lr*. .1 W Itn <, of A t ­ lanta. spent Wednesday and Ttinrs' day in Sanf>od th«' guests ><! the Montesninia Mol id. It. J . M a y s , o f t r a v i ! ng f o r i)e> D a y t o n a Me.-ch, t i W it t t ig a r (,'onipatiy, of T a m p a , spr at T h in s d ay in S im f rd * . . merchant*. among the local M e G eorge \ IM iitlti j , Sr.. and dnilglitci. M s i l.oiti i.i l*e('ot jte s. of Jack-on ,'ille, u te expected today to bt* tbe g u e - ts o f Mr. and Mi- G eorge A Met otti -. J r . M r . and M i . I'. I . Itt a d e n l o w iv. u 'i ' l a v g m - 1s ii T M i . and M i - for the pa t I > .tax leon e 'I it’ll -• 11. ; Yng, chairman, [is. F. F. I>nt - Leonardi, wish : ' : ’] ’’ • - - -------------- -------------B e t t e r B a b i e s In '»* ‘f ‘ ‘ “ ''H r* 1 :> “THE ~LONE WAGON” • i.- < Don't sec this hue If you arc nervous. __ * .1 . ,. Two cuhtedlua added.', _ t - DO YOU JUST SAY PAINT? i... If ymi jusi say " p a n t,” when you o n le r, it thaken no difference where you o n le r it; l l l ’T IF YOU W A N T "Q U A L I T Y " F A I N T UK S U R E TO S P E C I F Y Kberson-Lindsley Paint LOSSING PAINT CO. INC., --------------------------11.1 M AGNOLIA A V E N U E --------------------------- _ , i mi i Wf i aaai t ri t f i aaRf i w i oate.l and easy to take. One boy gnioio ||* .s pounds in seven weeks, an I i- now healthy and happy i h <n amis i f o th e r children have g (own strong and robust. s Sixty ta b le ts for tit> c lit* at t i i r l » ] .evil is ' l'h a rm a c y and dniggistH “ J i all over N o ith Aoieili'a but lie Q l | sm i a ml a i , I .o igieal and gi iiimie. Adv | , e+ •!•<•+ L f ___ i pJ i S The Old e.... R ^ national W i l s . n , of been the. | f I' K n n - MAZDA, * Kir a t turns, uni sat is liet I cu st tim ers ilr in k m g Ilia I f anti ms Hitler SprinR W alt t ; clear a s r r \ sta l. and guod In l h e last drop; p o s iliv i-h It ■• fn*;n d r e g s and s e d i m e n t . J u s i read Dr. T im s It llalit i's t m a l ' s s nl Elder S p r in g s W ater: l> ft far th« •• l.oweil Ilumie and wife, I’l r tla m l, O.er. tool, an 11 onoina ..I bon * b a ile - H offm an eymonti Living in the wiluerne s for a week, with old> a jaek knife to have been r e - id r n ts "I Sanford for i t s for the free in wliicii this m " All S ta r S tirfls l C u t TEETH INA V L , > 1•* • rntitA V "•-> ,0 ch*,,,t' for the b*"*r ow< , h i h I r e n ’s «-t.nm»eh« so n o w . !u m i " t s a d v i s e M c C o y ’s & U i l d S ITDiet s. n Its h P a ra m o u n t " K t t n i , Hatra". I unirdr ^ '^err they spent the summer They an* making the trip tn their i cn; M|l|1 wn} wajtinff until lhe r0nd*, ni',';." u . ,,itsjahle. ^ b t ” While w l | C " tina ” Sanford w « n l lu S i S S X ^ f r . i| I . l u r t n l law ny for sexeral days. m ______ MARION DAVIES ia “ADAM AND EVA” Males Puny Baby Fat and Healthy I ’r I!. M. ' l i D o n lei i - 1o t niorri- j l ( i n g f o r T u n | in t o a t t e m l t h e S l a t e ,1( ,, i i u - A" MATINEE DAILY FROM 3:00 TO 4:15 /Evening Continuous From 7:30 ' * Need Cod Liver Oil taptcr held Jng at the liter. Mrs. presiding. u f We’ve Got the Pictures | m uM jp s the fall., "th e y are the g u e sts of th e M o n t e - ' In tiablea'thai are weak and puny. | ’ D u rin g regtllnF business m ooting! Hotel. I This Is because it correct# <11treat Ira plans were made to serve a C afe-,1__ ____ _______________ __ trouble#, regulates the tmweln and te ria d in n e r and s u p p e r a t t h e ! ~ ~ causes the child to aaalmllate Its food. | South Klotida Conference to bo f ' h i l r l r P t l W i t h R i c k e t s Improvement foiiowa the held in . W o r d on the 21. 22 and K j , • A U a "m S ,o T * °°* 2:i of thi.i month. A su rp rise was in sto re for the --------‘ Mra W. t . Week*. of Tttytha, O a, ! Union when John Metsch gave to Ft c weak, puny, under-developed wrttee: "i am grateful for the good.)] P a lm e tto Ave. t.i be used fo r n parinetto Avemn to be used for a p a r ­ i biblriii and papeelully those that ^ , 7 . " | a n d ^ w r a d ’h. ’hardly and need a sure build- had any life at all. Rlnca I started sonage. T his need hud long been i:;i. e• i rickets, . . . i . ... „.ii, ,.r riving him Trethln a ha has fattened felt anil the lailic;. expressed th e ir et that promotes thi g ro w th of JPi |„ playful and healthy." overw helm ing delight a t such a teeth nnd bones, co«l liver oil is Teethlna I* sold by all dnurclatn, nr large gift Irom otic of S a n f o r d ’s the one medicine supri me nothing *° Moffett Labor# i-u-ir*. rVlumbu*. On., fur package and most public spirited men, Delicious •amlwiches w ith punch . . . . f r e e b o o k l e t a b o u t b a b ie s lint it is n a sty and repulsive anil w ere served by the h o sle s... \ 11 -.m rlling nnd ne a tly a lw ays ir iso n u u * ■ I --------------------------------------------------------1--------------- J nl f'lmtsiin The Indies’ Union of the Congre­ gational Church held its October meeting at the lovely country home of AIrs. J. D. Davison. flAjafrce number of ladies were J. W J . . . . . ..... i i, pbaeth, testifying that the usual in thrt-st will he felt in 1. their th e i r work w orkj l u n v L ___ Mr*, Blanche Wells and daugh* | ter. Miss Dorothy Wells, w ho have | been the guests of Mr. and Mra j W. H. Tunnlcliffe left Thursday ! to visit friends in St. Cloud before returning to their homo in Mon!ie*i Honeywoon In Wilderness i — 1 - ' *•. ,C*# If pluvnU' their In i:ig, tin j won a In i that i-nuhli-il the Ippointed chair household fillml ore. Mrs. Ihmiie r- -liowd ttdioit lig oite of tlie era w irminnting Corn - lish she caught to stave <.IT - t a n . i l o i. wi de bet lui-band i* ->p a im g * a s a imolt. was concluded __ ___ |d n most inter- LAMPS fc r w i’.i.k'wii'i i SOUTH S1DK I'AKKNT-TKAt'IIKKS llerali! and the -l! mum P ’ic ltft-1 C ’l u l ) K y M i r.,j ■“ “ ' . 1 llU l S (la > . ~ , Itielly Mi i the | I h u rs iU i ASSOCIATION M KKTS TIII'U SD AV The South Sid - I'nrent-Tem hoi First tiia .b N11 I Hock* \ Aasuciation held it- first meetine Mi-. I It Moil.tr, Mi- i* !' I l . i t Gif the f u l l ’ T hin*din ul teMioeii at d h. ;o ||| ,1vhn „ at the scllool btllldllll. ' Sep r.i| Gj|. ld> M.s. J . I. lo p e , M i s . No hid', as eliairman, p i t <d " l . o i b a i t 'l l \ It (^ Maliom>. w lien T h is b eing t b e f i i - l meto m g tl - T im I G m Mi I It \d a m -. A lolind to ! , Id I lie to the bend as prizes. Mrs. Hi 't s cut for In i F L. Miller n lulled only the lb, who a r e Mr s . t r - fb M G a l l o i OR e c o n o m ic a l i ii,’ lion , till n 1o i , ’ o| i h> n e; ., i i 11, II aim i I Ii g . ot h Mi It be»t • . . 11. M - I ' .n |!i-h In - I to i , ,1a ini i l i g r hi * >p Mi ' ' .1 Top( F.m lli G ad. Ml J < II,m Mi and M i . \ \ N . H o d g e s . .. llelt. ' l l J f ' iimi " tl i -Mein JlU -ei I . 11 ix It h the l -” ■K’ - fu ll’ | . r. Mis h m g h t MiI . lie It. \ III II ’ l d III I III- I 11l I O’ ’III 0 O' M l. Thornlex M.s \\ M M. | , ml , I ,P t.oX 'l l l|.*!|’, 1i | . ..... \ | . - In. i n i l - l m l J| IX II , l o t | I \ I l i e l i n o 111 111 ' i ‘ >mb i a 11 Me Well m 11 • - d< it b .m l b ft i n iin e d ia O t ii ti |>p, i trl I-,1 u tin t ipjtoi t u ntt x I for N , xx ' o k < it ■ It- ■ t • 1 m u . Ii • \ I ‘ i , t r i el, • a I j » o nl m e u t Mi -.ml Mi- M an M..... 1. -. d i mi ........... He, ,!i I l-o ii i \ ear a a- F i t \| i . . i -. a 11 s p e n d i n g a few 11 i id at !i ng | h Mr tilin g i Mdl. >tn. ip S., j, f i, ’ , I i-n 1 In’ll 1 -n. . "A I I 0 ’ gaii a • ’ u P ei i -I irig and I H. bool Gt • lino Miiii'n.ri tbi g u e s t s of Mi - V S. I; hi Ip fil t ilk Ml U I It ii t her I inki i *, it ' l i - F a il e t el 'I S| |, l.g M • M o ' l ‘!\ X1 l i ' ! o i . n ilx g u , i n g 11 ip ■' o< ! gbi i. 1.1 ri. aditig> L Point. . M i's I o', M < mloitgh, of II x- 111, .'| l i e s Ml- w M I I’ll t" I ......... -Moi- . 1 - I ,1,1 Ibal they M( M_ . . i , , g,,nile. led xx .1 Ii 11|. ■Oil Mi- M Mm.ink wo i M l„ nine !• loing their chit | .... , v M„n |, T,t|,. „li.| T io -l The nuiidn i hip i onimiM .. - n * d ien o- n-' n - n n o e tin g a- Mis- i-„tll,Hlt,v _ ,,f Foil Niyers m m i ...... d of tin Guide M oliit,- < hi n | \ ri Fp in, i xx u.ld ii dd a *tnr> follow,ng xxeie appointed 'h o u r tor tin . b ild n u . the 'lu p lic a te imtpirity et tin time xx.i- taken on icheon. wit It the com pleting »f the o ig n m llh.we en p ridom /|llll>M f, , \ t(, | ■„ M a i l g d d . end f„j|,iwillg loono ttf e - net ■■ appoint ill pi fusion in Hi.eie [U" ,ll" 7 l i I log I ..... Mis. I I.iw lm d. Ml.'. •lncc card dis v h ,. ;iI1,| y,, , | lljiilowc'tni spu | ^ ( ' tin mi > nut <op- I 2 < bild Wei f a n 'l l fellow . ; !,M. Ml . F J l a;. I’ l Ih re ” eoni -e :i. I’l.ix Ground Mi M i M [a - en p>\ ml no 111 |lo-t ,Mi- K I" I *ea- . ai I ' I i - A a f t i ; tm m. lies’ a n d M r ' D o n ’t W aste S o c k e ts t *wi n II i’.' ," if i,on ii In t'ioi - i ,i l - ’ ...... .. ■1 lighting every sock­ et should have in it the proper N a tio n a l M a /OA lam p correctly s h a d e d . (Signed ) H om es, stm r s , fa c­ tories, h a v e their indi­ vidual lighting needs; hut there is n N ational M a z d a lam p to fit each case. W e ’ll gladly talk “ lam ps" with y ou . N 1.v> in l L irt’ v i ’tit p e r i d a n d p a p e r a n d t h e a b o v e f i g u r e s and c o m p a r e W ith t h e Im - t v a t i 1 1 !-■ i-ix ol and s e e it y ou ca n lim l 1 1s s u p e r i o r . We do u n i 1 la ,i n t i n s v a l e t in lit* Inti p u r e , L ut i**l-OH 10(1. 1’hi f r a c t i o n a l p u r l ol 1 Lb -i 1tie | 't*e\ eti t s l l u * v a l e t ft o m Lei Mg petT’ei I , it ltd w e c l a i m to h a v e a w a t e r w i t h l e s s c h l o r i n e t h a n u n i w a t e r tut ( lie m a r k e t t o d a y . J u d g e f o r v o u r s e l f ; M s y o u r p r iV tle g t M> I >11 v w h a t >nw w a u l , h u t H e a r e oil t h e j o b , w It It c o i n t < ■\ a n d s e t \ li e a - m il i t i n l t o I th e K ign o f l lie I .a m p 1' liiJXTKie s i t o r Jtrv11 I jIr V K U S O N \ II [j J t I Al SK, D is tr ib u to r RI "Hie day of ligruring • 1), \\ feed costs in dollars ***** A L S and ( | |i, S l e a n s ’. -d-.x I A 11» t i n e - - ; i - p e n d i n g a f e w t a 1: * ml t i n f t . i - . • d a j - m Jiu- k s o u x tin , .it li t i di n g I i NOTES for T am pa | L ib ra ry will be I M a te Mental meeting. 1 tnisine- s cents passed. 'NMilfSiSfct ............... r „ r , xh. Tluirsday even -pent sexeral days in i. xx-i, tn is about From now on *:* v feed values are to be & (ti S at urduv even Sanford, lhe guest "f frie n d ' be open S u tu r P Hagan s p e n t F r i d a - in M * L a u r a Hu l l , r left F r i d a y lltl 10 to 12. I. f* wi.A bt* hrl.l Avon l*n»k tu bu^r.* * r. f - J i.h.-inmi t*. pnuJ I va , . i - i - b !* at 10 n’i liK'k, in thitl ril> afternoons, until I Ini- i .-on left T h u r s d a y ('hlldren ure re .Linos P Ixtdge 'p i n t iiiu t-d a I. Ill l.,,||t o | J III k S o t l • l l h * 111 Imiid prom ptly. I m F*nl Myers a tte n d in g bii'i -pend *-» i nil d a y ' xxilb fiiends. II <’hiipmnn en-1 ness. (dren with a de----—of U inter Park, IKS II Ii j Mrs. Virgil ...... Sm ith, >d I'e Mon . p a i n e , mid a goodly I wind, t- the guest of be. mother. I h u r s d a i ................. ... Sun or u rainy a f t e r - I Mrs. T P’ Adams. f*>r a few day ' 11 ainor g 1" lig’Urcd on their dig'es- t tibilitv and ; results V shown. For the Y oungster, Mr. nt.d Mi*. M K Hull, of I'lant la rd and children thoJr itom t in Wjn Cijy. are ajkeialing se v c r il days in Tiefy»ji]euK i ^ v i y - I an ford tits (rue*Ur*of the Valdga T, H um phrey nt Hotel. cado Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A r th u r Moore, Mrji I V U m i i i on a n J E. Fid drtidy, und Mia* M artha Jr., and Mits Jus- Blown, a r e unending the afternoon ^eUtnu*i< Thursday in Urtuiuio, sliopping. few d a y s' delightMrs. J . K. Fund, of Ma yt.ina I to I .likeland and Beach, spent Wedneruiay arid T hursday in Sanford the guest of [D, D. Caswell and her son, II. S. I’ond. •V leave today for i. CasWell will al- ' S ir our pew full Hat*. Hpe'finll)' i state Dental nteet- priced, 15 0 0 . Saturday only. The ntake the^trip in Quality Shop. NOTICE ' Owimr to an unusual number of people being out of town on Sat- , urday afternoon the subscription. Bridge sponsored by the U.^ u, P.^ ^ n t JJttrtumte: 0 ------------ C<Stt«-!KrW — FOR SALE WOOD: n I ' l l t L l* L A ( K CUT TO SUIT SEE J i 8 J. I). DAVISON Fresh Oysters 8 DAILY Fruits nnd Vegetables in Season Reasonable Briers ROYAL FRUIT CO. J £ 8 \ r x t »u >Vr*lrr» I ' s l e * SEE OU R N E W F A L L H A T S S P E C IA L L Y BKICED . -----------. - ...........— ■ t On? ltd ShuefTcr Fountain Bens, valucn tt> ?.r».00, fur $1.00 each. ’ One lot Evei ttharp I’enci'.s. values lu $1.75, for 50c each. One lut W ater J ujis, v a l u e s to $1.50, fur $1.00 each. One lut Ilifht C ut GIilss Tumblers, value $2.00, for $1.00 set. One lot Oaht Cut plftbs Sherbeta, value $.'1.00, for $1.50 set. One lot Ruby P lates, value 51.00, for 50c each. One lot G lass C oasters, value $1.50, fur $1.00 se t. One lot G iant Alarm Clocks, value $4.00, for $2.00 each. One lot M ahogany Candle Flicks, value $1.00, for $2.00 pair. One lot Uoudoir Lamps, value $1.00, for $2.50 each. McLaulin, The Jeweler m -SANFORD 212 E. FIRST STREET— n---------------------w uu Meets all Needs of lhe Lively Little Fellow ■ ♦J* P riced So R easo n ab le J| ■! x 5 8 8> *$► S iV That You Can Afford Two Pairs ft v ; i , V t «» * SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ’* * •i * ' Of This Exceptional Stock «.i: }• * r'^ *\ Vtk y Ai +t rr^rr ■ ■ ; BUSTER BROWN SHOES **r $5.00 Saturday Only The Quality,' ^hop — Closing: Out Special Lines For ( ’ash Friday and Saturday tsJ “ALL SIZKS” S em in ole F eed Co. I ' H O N K ill.. S O U T H E L M | 1 11 and all ^ jI Mrs ,, | i \M i , .M r aa . off M iv i'",l ^A W atcher, of u Iitdian a tm day. Job. N ia ,. m •> J[(i) , tt„ r ipolls, th „ are invited 10 tol.a U. at h. I- ^xp. I* <1It- >•: ■ • n t x for set e - al day the guest of ■ ■ ■ ■ B H M U M B M B O B B K M B . B a - g B g a M a M B B n M M M B . B U M E the guest of -Mrs. tv. is t loity tot , tl M t lie Mollte/tilna Hotel the week end. — —• a . T. W illiams left if Jlome. jn F w t My- **f i l j s s iSoruthy Stokes, Mi ss I! >b \y j | a \ ' [delltant vyijit b i t Chupmao, Mia* A Iberia their ' son, iV. J cocke and Clayton Greyne, niotoreel ] to Orlamln Sunday. S '.O V K A N I) --- DR. Tl l» K R. RAKFK, Chemist. UFNINSULARS llllei. Mis. F E. j F Householder, leg, and Mr?. 8. lends of Miss Lerdl be pleased to Is able to be home lughton HosnosVld-I^ughton rwOhF'JnmHr Clear Neutral None Trace 1.75 parts per million X.00 parts per million 25.0.1 parts per million None Color Reaction Free Ammonia Albuminoid Ammonia ( hlorine Total solids Hardness N itrate m -'u . - 1 ' * rb*. ■ -if e . • ; ** "■•W j* ‘ 1 '’f MB W»xB . »,rtf* ( *«f 1 • *t **,».' w. tg �Siminonb Siberia Refrigerators E w n a d .fe JS n te -d For Laurel Stakes Shop for good barber On Next Saturday work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. “ LAUftEt, Md., -‘Oct. 17.—Only U | 1 mf nn accident b e w tecn now and post T i l l T' time will prevent Eplnnrd, famOHS Pirate Owner Denies scene j Knowledge of Story a f te r - j Conches U n it nnd W helchet arcom pnnied liy 19 iiclcctc<l m e m h e rs o f th e local g rid te a m , le ft th e city .thin m o rn in g v ia bus nnd a u to m o ­ b ile f o r P l a n t C ity w h e r e they nro sc he dule d to m eet the s tr o n g eleven y ■ of t h a t c ity thiB a fte rn o o n in the t h i r d pigskin b a ttle of the season. ' P rovide d th e w e a th e r man per"’m its , th o se whrv a tte n d are a ssu re d •. o f w itn e ssin g a fine exhibition of fo o tb a ll, ns both tcnm« Imve been w ell groom ed for tin fra y , and both g r e not to win. A lth o u g h several "f his best play *>r* a r e out of th e lineup due to in ju r ie s received in last S a tu r d a y s V d is a s tr o u s g a m e with the powerful ■\ B a r to w team , Conch Unit is m aking h o nlilits and is ta k in g a light hut f a s t tenrn to P la n t City w ith tin* c o n fid e n t e x p e c ta tio n of giving the “ S t r a w b e r r y Boys** ju st about the h a r d e s t tu ssle th a t they have had In m any a day. S t r e n g t h in I t a r k f i e l d . ' V T he locals' g r e a te s t s t r e n g t h lies in th e bnckfietd, which is light lint f a s t nnd heady nnd skilled in io*r ial w n rfn re , which Is ex poet ml to f e a t u r e th is a f te r n o o n 's g a m e as . ,both te a m s have lilies that will not p e r m it of m a n y g a in s th r o u g h frdnl ftnrtinir in the $10,000 Luurcl ' A l l stakes Snlurdny, Eugene Leigh, I f l j j . l j tiainer of the colt, said Thursday a i u u Word was received nt the track (that M. Werthhcimer, who had inU l l l V I ‘ended sailing (or France on SatW I T i l l ! unlay, has cancelled his passage, " “ * 1 / 1and will see his horse run here. i Eplnnrd was in splendid condition —*(— — * nn his arrival, according to his there i s , trainer. m the nt-i Contrary to some reports, Epolun's i n - 1jnnrd anil Sarar.cn, his conqueror rtie Sand in the third international special, been u n -1will not meet in the Laurel stakes, still try - 1 Th» Vanderbilt gelding, not hav­ ing lieen nominated for the rnce, pell front*'* ''"''glide. Both Larkin and . Wise Counsellor, however, are o"n l ' 1' considered almost certain starters. 1,1 it ,U! 1 11 wna reported from New York nnell and riarencu Kuinmer, one of ted bribe \ merien's best jockeys, will linve involving th(, |,r up on Epinard Saturday, hna been The Laurel stakes is a weight for 4t he v* age event, over a mile. E m il Yde Is Said to Have Inform ation W hich May Hren W illing to Furnish ■Hrinjr O thers In Plot Student* Ilody of Hinh School H olds E n th u siastic Parade On T hursday A fternoon FrdricTi th aroughbi'ed. Ball Hardware Co fto esto n E UTILITY c o r d s 30 x sy2.......... -..... ............ ......... ........................ 32 x 4 ............................................. :................... 33 x 4 .................................................................... N ote— New E ssex G and others w ith 31-4 R im s Firestone Kivc you 20,000 m iles on th ese cars. W in te r P a r k will be the of a collegiate tusscl this noon when the T a r s meet tin ir un j Player Issues Statem ent derchiHsinen on th e W in te r P a rk , Say ini' He ha* no Inform a­ A thletic field a t I o'clock, l oach tion to (>ivc ( ommissionc.' O uyrk has drilled both squads w ith nn idea of sta g in g a f i r s t -class grid g a m e for this a fte rn o o n and it is expected t hat the field will la* , ..... _ ; Carolina lost 110 ynriln th ro u g h om eilnng more D reyfus Issues Denial. , I-nulties. S ta te was penalized Ml well lined w ith spectator* from t h n j be sp r u n g short, . , r T S ,l 11J{(i. Del. 1 7 ^ - E m i F >'«n,ssection of the sla te . No adm ission j M,lb the baseball v i e . P . r a l e piu-her. has com.nio* ' n'" Untt * T will lie charged. , , ,, , , ,! ,. , in the seemid period a f t e r S ta te i*w Vork tjialits, n at. d with Knun \ Dre\TUHB, own .. „ ..... ■ . . . , had eli Id tliein off on the one yard Since r e tu r n in g from llnim -vilbmi • tm,, i l . a o d i ’ * '*' " ' e tlU b u ig National.--. f,,,. th re e downs. T hrow n for the T a rs h a . e licit, put through a o „ | . ,.,II| I,. l o r e denying h e made a n y sta te m e n t* , m „. , | „ . T a rhe e ls series of s t i f f -wot k out - which | .iiiiHl i. iii In- may with i • f-i <n« * t o the basebnll , h-cteil to attem fit to drop kick have placed them in fim phy -leal | ' ■‘" d a l , Sam Drey fin-s, tre a su re ! from the 17 yard line, S p a r r o w ’s condition. Every night a --nappy, o tercivc any in I " ' the Pilt.-buig <'lull, declared Im - ly toe heaving the pigskitt sRti11 p r a r t n e ha* I.i-.-i , lidioiei>t< r ev nil,-,',- vv lie'll Ib iii-d a y night wi n d t'llorm ed that i • I betw een tin* goal posts ed to the Him and to.Id no n 11ml ' I ni ,hi* i l ' C o h I' d f h i d been sui ii mol tt' d to appeal |..j tlo c e points. Ill tin* t h i r d per tl set of lilt) le.'ltc plays and lltckv h i* |,f, n c h a i r e d 1 ' “ t e ' niiMiusViottei Landis. Yd< md the Carolina te a m cam e into fiirnialions will he pul into w orking j. i* at hi home in Freeport, til. - I 'l k i ig distanei of the goal a g a in pract ice l Ins afI eniooii. .......... a re trail ' T he ■Intern,!, a ttr ib u te d ,lft" “ 'V ,’" 11 hi"! "‘h1■H“ w nl ,,f' It i- likely that the to-liol n .u te ....... I.»,I Yd, ar. , o i . i a . n e d ........... .. i nt er ' he t w o e l e v e n s ml p u n t * . , , II I* I I I * ! of these l,V Merritt of ( ill will he nl III m l l a l g r l , hv both i . ■ in to ,m a t n.n v a w rivan hv an ill.named fan to . , , , ,, ,, , , ,,, , olnia plaeed the hall nil tile two V arsity and Freslnneti team -, since • 'I""'* *1 " ' ......... lot.l. III . ... w - paper. I*> vaid lilt, w ith S ta te in possession II is along till line of at..ml. llial '■ 'h e only ..... I..... . i In fan repeat. I \ „..t In r line plumrs gave f a . n I Hach Idiyek hopes in make Mime, >"■ V' 1,M w,,‘ ............................ .. hern „ , f , ut down on the six yard tilliiig inroad- on the strength of ••"*> "tu* el e wax -i . ,.nv ■i m . i . i. h. had with Yde |jll(. |{.,nm i and Sparrow drove the .Southern t'o lle g e <l< , ell oil •hintig one of the world sen.*- th ro u g h the S ta te defense for public can feel gam es between the New \ ork Nn gains and (in third dow n, with Nov II and a g a i n - 1 tin fa i New t . oiieerditig anv t o n a l and the \\ ashiiigtun A n u t three ysrds to go, S jia rm w was h i l l ) P o llc g r team ,,f Smith P a r ■■oil'd In i * t a t , -u l< nits. file account was re pul, pie hed tb io u g b to a tom bdown olina which m eet- fiolhn- m Win 0 I blow ,i Irani. 11- In .I in a P ittsb u rg n e w sp a p e r 'h i a drop kick Sparrow added the ter Pali, Nov li. m c c n tln l t'lor t ov. t j, an. Niiortlv a f t e r tin* purport .si in e x tra p’.int Ida's f u s t grial ■la -,>■ . f lie sea t liv in g to no-id -aid, a te le g ra m was received from hi ill , •ill lack i . td' ii. .- -aid, a telegram wa sreeeiveil from i r, v o I . <', | tlnr-i I d . hi which In* d. nn*d th a t he had , v n r i o : in T lo v . 1 i / , |»o|an I ' .id- anv stat. on ■11 with ref. * , ,, , I ,, , , M il,,, m i s *1lo I .w l«!ii nr.' ot I'ero.1 <on* 'I « I., the hast 1.111 •■■IImini. i. .............................,........ .. . . . W E S T F IR ST STREET- Oakland pioneered and perfected the ap p lication o f D u co bod}! finish' to motor cars a year befog! this-enduring finish was accepted generally. This spirit o f progress exp lain s *very largely w hy tht Oakland Six is w inning and hold­ ing the good w ill o f all w ho buy it n S u m J a r J equipment include* fo*r+vht*l brake*, d u e I u*i**U, v m a n n i l top, FDKrr BedU t. one p ie tt ventilating u4nd«hl*ld on r M n p * b u to finish, centralized controls, Indirrcdy-Hghled nnlf I M W M M p « t malic i,sirk lonlroL Q (Jlass enclosures for open ca rs a t email addslaw KouJiicr 5 D N S | Touring $1 0 9 5 ; Special Roadster $ 119 5 1 SprciaUartag i l l y * , L andau Caape $IZV5j Coupe for Pour $ I J9 S ( Sedan $ J S4 V; Loti* Prices a t Factory Sedan $$1645. J6 4 University Of North Carolina Heats State College Thursday hv Score 10-0 r>l(i WEST FIRST STREET STOVE AND iy A n I IRE Cl,ACE O O il ( FT TO SI IT SE E .Sport Notables Who Double in Brass .1. D. DAVISON HOW DOCTORS TKKAT (OLDS AND TDK M l In bn ilk Up a c,,ld over ll IV1it m t*i . ul hurt nn iiiin, k uf grippe, ii.ltm-ii/a m on I hr..a t. ptiysn mu* and li'iig g i-t- arc lu.w ri*ciimnn*ii.l mg < ah.Ial>-, I In- titiiiHfah'S* f'alu. ' tn*l laldi t. tha t Ik purified f |-<.111 danger*.us and Hick cuing cfTcds | Tin.“e win* have tried it ««>' thal il ' act*, like magic, by far mure elti c ! 11v*■ unit . . I lam than the uld nlvle I . ali.nicl. he icl.ifnie rt'Ciniimended i l>> phyMi iatih. • hie nr two < alitaliH a t bed tim e wi t h a swallow of w ulei, tlm .'s all Nn Kail*. Ho nausea nor the | idigliti -t inlei feien. e w ith e a tin g . W o r k m pleasures Next m orning y.nir e d d tm* vanished and yeur sysletn l.-i'ls refreshed and puri tied ' a Intuits a le an Id only III •>1 Igmal sealed ftai kageH, fit li e I >*n [cents fm the vent pocket st/.e, Dili tv hv. i.*tit> fm the large fain dy pm kage. Hecniiiinell.led l.iul guar ante ed by druggistB Your m. n> v l.m k if you are not delight led. Adi Blit Drink the Purest Water, In placing "Silver Lake Springs Co. Wi pliu eil a water al the disposal of the public tl Dively lienelicial. Or. Thus. It. Raker, of Roll l.vveil this water and pronounced it a "Superi F o llo w in g is t h e i h einicai a n a l y s i s and l i o ’ w a te r hv O in lo r B ak er: ( 'irliir. Reaction, Free Ammonia, Albuminoid Ammonin Chlorine, Total Solids IlurdncKs. N itrates. CAIN WEIGHT I f you arc underweight u il L E O N A R D IS E L IX IR FOR T H E B L O O D . Thi* tonic increase! the appetite, builds up the blood, increases the supply of the m uch needed red cells. It provides nourishmemt that makes the blood rich and pure and thus enables the blood to im part this new found strength to the body. It also acts gently on the liver and kidneys. Make yourself robust and healthy Fill out the hollow spots, erase the lines caused by lack of flesh. Start with L E O N A R D I S E L I X I R FO R T H E B L O O D a t once. Insist oo L E O N A R D I ’S in the yellQw pgckr Sge. A t all druggists. "*• inln-t passing in s p u r ts ? T he M ' I i k d i i ' s develnpmi'lilK w -.* 1.1 m cut I., th e tidal in the a m uteu i gulf rham|>iiilisliip in all a n m lc u r . ttnali-l in Du- wmni-n'n gulf chaui|iicusiii|i, in mu- <>t in, , .,t,n Ilent h u n llv r in A m erica, in n o w M urrng lu r IoU'u un tin- funl • in, m u n a g ri m the W aslun |(tun . hampimm, is r u e i,t tl,,- ,vn Clear N eutral None None Farts 19.2 Farts 14.1 Parts 39.3 N one *♦* ♦> f *s* J V *% 1 Y •*« 1 Wi* have placed thin water at your, dinpoual. Our trucks art* *’ service. The people drinking th is w ater will find them selves frew many com p u tation s—especially kidney troubles caused by drinkinU w aters. -I You should not m iss the benefits derived from the use of this they are too exceptional. Phone 50 MILK PRATTS Laying Mash, SUNSHINE Scratch DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT Dairy Feed ^ 8 3 ---------------- A T R IA L O R D E R W I L L C O N V IN C E “ Your Money Hack if You nre Not YOU----------------- SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO., M yrtle Avenue and F o u rth S tr e e t. I m inds o f th eir representative*, nnd | th e team U ft bare tbia m orning * -~ * -'* 112 W est Second Street ^Satisfied." W. S N E E D , A u th o riz e d M arketing A g e n t of .M** Eenilnote Cuonty P o u ltry A**m >- “D O N 'T PU T O FF TODAY W HAT YOU CAN DO TODA* a *,rt v»«- �-*■ » w it i.1 v ^ rxftrr; y i E vSA N FO R P H E R A L P J F R IP A Y , O CTO BER 1 7 , 1 9 2 1 t >m ttrnr^-Tff (i i r r r r u i n i f m u PA G E SBVW C tnarrm With Want Ads Classified Directory H cnJd RATES Help Wanted ^ ~ ~ N 6 T A R Y ~ i'U D I,lC „ 1f f f a l i a r ___ Pn m l i a r ___ttr a M a r ___Sc a t l n r __ Herald Office. Frances T. Bryce. R eturn to Fan ■ _________ 'T an _Shop. Reward. 7 IW llN T IN C llI ltA C I .B < W r.te C o , general ‘•trtctwd to AYNES R A T L IFF, P rinters cement work, sidewalks, buildand office outfitters. Phone 340. Ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. IlB JP ark Avenue. Terw B legrr, Prop. ■ Th* Ssnreipnnulbl* :» Insertion. ■utisrituent s should bs In cuts of KW ERA P R IN T E R Y , Job 1,um ber and Building Material printiii). a t reasonable price. OpC a rte r Lumber Company posite P ost Office. Phone 410. N, 1,-turel St. Phone GOB PIJBLIC S T E N O G R A P H E R H IL L LU M BER CO. Hodse of >NA LORD. Office <if~ll. B. Sorvice. Quality and Price. J. ■ iiT irc . I d give their as H r number If E About nne Eiusnml baa a ottiers AN VX 1 r o HUT Small bungalow. ( Huge such ns you wish to sell than Must be n barg a in nnd te rm s through the w ant ad columns of niu-t tie easy. Don’ta n sw e r this f h e Herald. Rend by nearly evatl unless you have som ething cry body and Seminole county each woith considering. A ddress L. J. afternoon those little w ant ads enrI’ o r e llerald, [ ry your m essage to the perons you WAbrTEU—BoardersT lUl P a lm e U w “ Mt l ® rvnch- T a k e 0 [vw " ,in tl) ;^ vr utes nnd p re p a re your nil setting ' - —- — -— - —----------r— forth n complete .description of the l*<'^ WA N T E D -Ambitious l*o> , pro p e rty you wish to sell, then " a n te d by The Herald to sell \,rink, lt Tht, u , . r a |d office and i Mini , of tile paper on the s tr e e ts |t.) tlit1 jinpiT do the rest. You oi Sanford each afternoon. Lilt- f lig h t lie ag re e a b ly su rp rise d at oral commissions will make it pos .j,p result Mi le for h u stle r to make good p q r —B ^ l,E^ldfTi>lore<l"houses and T1he r .r u l.idim. m a n a g e r , ; iH,rir(.|llWn. One III lie glad to talk the m a tte r over ,)|()i.k f n |m (V ,orv Av,., Kxrepmi i mui .---. — ------------- timid] investment Houses onlv re P R E V E N T S IN FE C T IO N . cently built. Fur p a r tic u la rs in Tin- g re a te st discovery in flesh i|tiire nt Itnumel Specialty Shop healing i* the marvelous Unrnrnne, next to Post Office. J TA M PA, FLORIDA la m pu i’ailyi 1 Times, the great home daily, ' fate 1 1've per word, minimum cha rg e 2Bc ra sh with order Write for complete ra te card TO REACH HU VERS or —Hers of Florida rent e sta te advertise in the St. P e te rsb u rg Tunes, One cent rent a word daily, two cents u word S urn!n y x.____ MAI NE -W ntervtlle, Morning 8*ni tinel. T housand, of Maine j>eople are Interested in Florida uron Send in your subscription to the je r tv . Reach them through the 'ibune or hand it to your lorn) Sentinel. Rate card on applies- i nlcr so you can read Florida's lion. Advertising ntn't you uulear lilrrss r e a 1 S T be ■ 1 T h e Sati­ re o r b y l e t - <1'sroatlBLlid. lit, E. SPU R L I.x f sub-division specialist. Subdivisions to Orlando, Florida. and Floral H eights, Florida on Dixie H igh, way. N orth Park Avenue, __ F L O R IS T _ _ rUAUT, the F lorist. Flow ers for all oceasions. Phone 2 60.\V. low. Completely furnished with Up-to-date fu rn itu re . This house w as built J ot a home. Located on Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth and T h irte e n th S tre e ts, Very best location in Sanford. Will sell for $‘J,()UO.OO furnished; $2,000 cash. Bnlnnre in te rm s very e asy to h a n ­ dle. See W. 1*. Rum ple nt F ir s t N ational Bank or call phone 1107 ami make appointm ent. Wanted tnilxs thor- rstes. ruins III Klv* veil in. And If i. r1si you In ad to Risks | Rood tFelElm juA,-A^SSr.» - ^'~ i‘- B aidine Materiaf- langtli iililnjs 4?, 1 ■FOfl S A L E — L arne, roomy b u n g a ­ I-dit S A L E — One “ Hupmobile’ touring. P. A. Moro, Wight |Iros. building. ESSEX COACH — PJ24 modelT , L° ? T r " In , t lN’0.l,l£ Gri?ml> J e 'Trl1 — ,. — ■,---------—~ 1 of the Ker pkuh De c re e, Ptisrrave [. W T frEEIt, i'll oik1 148. ja b le above ft Houses For Sale Used Cars J H J I A lu i.A r M im ._ _ FOUND—In front of Post Office. HELP FEMALE EIUIIT (JYCLINUER model ORE ItiminesB for Sanford nter- ] One tmir tortoise rimmed gins***. E nrn money weekly, s p a re tim e, 4 pasionjtcr Oldsmobile in (Shariid. I Direct rhail advertising. Owner may have -.nine by rnlllim addressing music circulars. Send condition, Very lour price. Sen SANFORD M U L fir .ltAP1I « l _ Herald ..ffire, proving nwrtar- 10c f o r 1music information. A m e r i­ lows Service Station, 1st and CO., room D, Fall bldg. Tele- rhip and paying for ad. can Music Co.. 1058 Broadw ay Phone 4471 J l . __________ . i Advance gc Lost and Found in Miscellaneous For Sale 2nd floor. No objection to small C O N T R A C T O R S and P r o p e r ty children. Ul) W. 3rd St. owners. On nnd a f t e r N o » i 16 FO R R E N T — Furnished ono tiglil- the scale of w ages fo r r a in ie r* in housekeeping room in private S anford will $0.80 per hour. fam ily. $12.00 p e r month. 21B Avocado Ave. S lightly used FO R R E N T — F urnished bed room. Home w a te r _311 P a rk ' Ave, 'j / rT v773 plant, llo o le L A R G E F R O N T BED ROOM. 103.1 W est F ir s t St. _ hnn Colem an. FO R K E N T —Two nicely furnished Oak and- 3rd. rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 410. Oil W T hird S t ._ ________________ FOR R E N T — Desirable furnished Iwdroom to gentlem en or couple. BABY C H IC K S — Lending v a r i ­ eties, W hite l.egorns, W hite 210 P a rk Ave. Rocks, etc. It pays to buy from FOR R E N T - - F urnished rooms, Continental H atchery. Box B04, well ventilated. 200 E. 3rd. Valdosta Ga. FOR R E N T -One, two or three furnished bed rooms. 315 Majirnolin Ave., or ‘Ree Hive.’ Houses I1or Rent FOR R E N T Desirable five room bungalow and g a ra g e , 201 F rench Avenue. $ IB On M. F Robinson, 321 K. 1st St. __ B argains in rep< cars. All types on seen next door to N orth P a lm e tto Ave FOR R E N ! burnished Apply _20J E "id St. W A N TED "To PENT m any a t l r do we hear pc•opie miv they w ant to J,ook it over and FOR SA LE- Lot* 30, 31 and ,12 m cent a house b it find it impossible Honletiun Coleman, -------- --------Palm Hammock Consisting of to i|o so. It i> difficult to get in 2*1, <iB in ics. For price and terms t ouc h w i t h o w n e r * who h ave houses 100 A C R E F A R M rond 3 miles w« address owner W M. Brock, P O to rent. T h e p r op er t y o w n e r will m a k e no nip-tal e s e n di ng his m e s , ly ing o n e - h a l f on Box 813. M lunyi. bl«. F o i l S \ I.K or Tit A I IF, for Snnf m l s a g e t <i people looking fni house s stul b a l an c e In tl firopeit v l’ well located lots c if ho u ses Tin Hi t ul d' s * Inssified , t r i c t on W e s i xn Page. Tlte ait at*- cheap. Ph o ne cl ea re d ami tu stile Orliiiido Apply .Millet B a k c t\ RKAL-ESTATI rfftnlant 1 18 a n d t h e p a p e r will do t h e rest. F OR RENT Five r oom bun ga l o w, i’ll l El m Apply Robert * G ro c e r y ... ... . . . . .. , . H , | { '• A I , N ' ' m o h ung, ,! .. ". ' fr"'” 1 11- 1 N at i on al |l *■] I u p o i e 80.1 |Ce within easy jplc of Sanford ■ of I in needed. Irlien any spel(|iiire*I. I| is helically for | Rooms For Rent *4 \ * v _ .■ * t ,f v this b TDRY IN IJ *11- *mirnged f |,o g in i-iit I', a t a pld liver and *1*111-1 ipat * I l«*w els *on bo gotten ict *if wi' li ai , i i - mg prom ptness b\ p- mg It. i blue ^ mi fi-el its hi tie’ll at o’ti t wi t h the first dose n> it- poi i l v mg itod re g u la tin g ef (i . t t • M, i migli and complete It not only d u v e s out bile and im p o li­ tic In , it f 1111mif i * a sjilenditl feel­ ing of cxhilncntimt. stre n g th , vim, nnd liiittyanry of spirits. Prieu t,t)c old Py t ’niou Pliurittmy . I lint l n .• I. half v | 3 own H a c r es u m i r r m l f lowing well nnd fig ' te. l u tr ge nt house. pnvnVe watc ng a nd fixtures, o houses, g a r a g e , fi , , , . ... ... Ft ill M l M 21bb) |eet good 1*4 inch •iininl liatiil -tam iard black piia Pru'M $4 on |iiir loti feet, i an be ntspv* led at Beardall I’re<on '.11 g P lant _____ . I t t R S Al . K 20.000 cabbage plant*. l u p i n e W. it. P re v a il Moore’* ' Station __________ _ _ FDR SALK 7-<lmw*-r Singer se w ­ ing nia* bm e like new Also Hoosier kitchen cabinet. 102 N. Sanford Ave Phone 4 7 3 -J.______ C A R P E T i L E A N IN G — H*ve y o u r ru g s cleaned and disinfected, by an e x p e r t cleaner. O riental ru g s a - per la It v. V L. Bates. Route “ A ’ » O V E R C O A T S—All to ottler, g u a ra n te e d 2 piece suit |2B. Full .mi $2:*.Bfi. Scotch . BOB E Second Street, i »\S \ Ml W A N T EI) IN K Mn|{ \ n o i ’h i i i i i m m in t i‘|»tt'i1 a*) tn* 'Ii in* in IbiVtitiut ( Fi n t On*' ii nt m am m! an inw.'it m»ii Mi f umum P alm I I'l I II M l . . 1411 * « » r \ i v ~ iV i<»f h1111>• r tlnii . iifVcItij riH ill uku m IN I . h ii Doit t it in the I *n I in Hfht h xSnmpb* m | i y M'tit »»fi r«* M » « **l NTI « “ DO YOU W ANT U» buy or wl! 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Moughton a r c h it e c t By G E O R G E M cM A N U S G UP FATH ER Firat National Hank Uldg. ------------- Florida Sanford, S ^xtd 1 IA N E UUi L W C D i ’l l H /NtR'S l i O D V ie «so^>e t h a t O L J ll-T L t t a i ’Ri: M OW * • <r T O O L L i IA.S/E T O 12A - H E L D F O R D ID H T C O U R T -M-S' W L Ca n t a c c e p t — i eyN u_: c IN I6A O IIT /ri" ID l-IK P T O T H R O W A. T O PTE AT ^M O K IN ’ N E A R — /,..* M E ! D O N 'T W O R R Y i C A N T Q iJANT 1 ^ W H A T ’i* T id E . F A TER. - P A R O F IR ^y T T i r > l ^ “T O O W U 1 -y T M U o l*2> A Fti'iM C E L L F t ir * I^F. - Sanford N ovelty Worka V. L t lll.LIUI !’*•► E VER P IN C H E D ^ C O M It ACTOR AND U U lL D & h U r nr tal Hliwp b i b «I M i l l W ftrtL 01 ? * wMiiarrrlal B(r«cl O ftlC K A T THAT I^ossinff Paint Co. » dErv. w im *V/j;;| \V« handle Kherson-Undaley Paint. 113 MAGNOLIA A V B N llK “tlnll for our prk**.“ r c Seminole Marble Co. © II f i by I -------- ht l F r*T u n * S cavtct^ J p c, • * ^J . I'fL A*!' f t 7^ Marble and Oranlta frc auarrte*. Deal of quallt workruausblp. Wr*U for Latest fll t l m c. » - T u n * Ki U s s fe rd . fb iU t r . o. !*•» m l r w * .! . *J 'H *Aj bl .> J|| � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 17, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 17, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/115323d59d97ffe0c2cce8d0f53e831f.pdf 6e11f9f93c6d5ef29e49de0b9c0e059d PDF Text Text ’j i k i f k '! W r TOR WRATOEK ? 2- ,S ^ 0 Highest 1 Ifll n B n ijtii p i 'f " ! j ! > | W i.']!; r^'T ’L r • --■ *' • rin?’ UU&aatU— ■ • ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHE9 V M ■ iu i% ‘ i ^ l W l « i g ^ - 4 - m ~ > £ ,-* SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER * 182V , ^ , / WGL S tt- * m NUMB) E COPIES FIVE CENTS G.?J g fcAnd Their its Engag[ost DecisOf War ice Is \y Either iiang Men Shanghai; Serious Walsl? Declare* Huge Sum Is ^ Raised From TK# Different S01 MISS WILLIAMS MAINTAINS LEAD IN BIG CAMPAIGN UPHELD BY DAVIS IN CHICAGO TALK Bankers, B usiness Democratic Nominee Again Asserts Religious Liberty Stand nnd Eulogizes la­ mented Woodrow Wilson Miss Velmn Shipp Moves Into Second Position and Miss Woodcock Is Third; Miss Fellows Contes Next A t noon today Mias Nell Willlam a held the lend in T he H c r a ld ’a Sale sm a n sh ip C um naign w ith 658,­ 708 vote* while Miaa Velma Shlpn | 0 ct. 18.— Be­ had taken second plnee aw a y fro*n a d i n g Manchu- Miss Versn Woodcock. Miss Shipp jd the restin g nolled 651,010 votes to 527,670 for ’eking govern- Miss Woodcock. F o u r th in th e ra c e Is Miss on in such in­ Naomi Fellows who poled today duce and added -144,560 votes, a sternly and s u b ­ Shanhaikw an s ta n tia l p ain o v e r last week. MIhk think th e olit- Ma r y Kinlaw holds fif th position g a in w ith Mis* S a r a h Corwin .jide the w inner asix th w ith 76.030 votes. :t fo r control of O th e r c o n te s ta n ts continue InJilnese g o vernm ent. c re a s in g th e ir vote sta n d in g while i b i gained the nd- some new n am es nre noted in th e ’far. list of w orkers. Every W o rk e r Wins. .O ct. 18.— PU n* for T h e re is no chance fo r a n y con­ ["dispersing the more t e s t a n t to work w ithout receiving Here of the defent- pay, for The H erald has m ade it Drovince arm y, now plain th a t those w orkers who re obnut S hanghai, m ain in the c a m p a ig n until it i t an all-night con- closes, and who fuil to win a urine, pn lending Chinese will be paid a cn.sh commission of ie city und Cheki- 10 per cent on all money they tu r n Jr c a e n ta liv e s , w ith in. This m akes losing a n im p o ssi­ linent having been bility. Five w orth while prizes will be aw a rd e d on N ovem ber 22 to the c o n te sta n ts who n re successful in toop« Driven Out. securing the most votes P efo re Bt. 18.—C h a n g Tsotha t time. In addition to the Hulck tn n troop* have been touring c a r n diam ond ring, un the g r e n t wall, suy* I Edison phonograph und tw o cash ltnunique. I prizes will be aw arded. Five Week* l a f t Continue*. I Only five weeks re m a in in which Oct. 18.—The hat- I c......... o n te s ta n ts m ay^ win. T hese few Ikwan c ontinued on- r e m a in in g weeks will nass quickly and it w on't be long now Inifort lay. itse lf su ffe re d *ome lucky y o u n g lady will be the im a g e from th a bom- proud possessor of tlpo automobile. M a n c h u ria n tro o p s Hut u g r e a t c h a n g e fpn take place te a p e r m a n e n t cap- in five weeks tim e. Those who a r e In th e lead now will be m uking n [. b o r d e r tow n. . yernm ent soldier* wore serious m lsplay if they become the |n a n a t t e m p t to ta k e overconfident a n d ..consider f i r s t prlza already v u , ^ Tho r e ­ su lt be close n u n ^ n c su b s c r ip ­ tion more or less m ay m ean the w inning o r the losing of the g ra n d la tlo n W orse. if. Oct. 18. T he situ- prize. W orking quietly, w ithout much isw wor*e Friday when show, some of the c onte sta nt* a r e irm ed hut leuderle** c ounting on th e next few weeks to efested C hekiang f o re ­ bring them m any votes. One , intrenched thent- young Indy in particular has he rnilwny q u a r te r , a gun a house-tn-hoU*e c a m p a ig n ami of the boundary of (Continued on page 3) lonal se ttle m e n t The to Hurrender. T here i looting. the Chinese merig the d isg ru n tle d l<>*le n t war for possession may cause trouble, ure <m! for the thousunil* DA V IS S P E C I A L EN* R O U T E TO ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Oct. 18.— A fte r th re e ilnys of intensive c a m p a ig n in g in 111innlla. John W. Davis returned today to Missouri to agnin plead his cause to the people on tha t border state. His fnrewell address on Ill­ inois soil will be this afternoon nt E a s t St. Ixiuis. w ith one of his m a jo r speeches of the c a m ­ paign slated nt St. Louis to ­ night. Men Contributa Butler Denies Chi Of Huge Fund, Saj It Is But 3 Millioi C h i c a g o ! oct. is .— The senate investigating commit tee was told by Frank W alsh, counsel for Seni U F o lle tte . th a t •Meads” hi been doveloped indicating; Republican '‘slush” fund oi $10,000,001) to $12,000,000 il to bo raised for use in the k onroutp to the l-nkehurst Innding Held in New Je rcumpaign. H e re is un excellent picture of the giant dirigible circled over the c ity of New York <’nr nut c l CHICAGO. Oct. 1 8 — Sounding The lug lig h te r-th a n -a ir machine arrived in Claims were made of t •y a f te r she had completed the trans-A tlar.tic flight of m ore th a n 5.IHKI miles without "«*»>» | J•ervice were able to serure several good pir- agnin hi* position on question* of sc. w Y o k shortly a f t e r oaybrenk and despite a heavy fog. p h o to g r a p h e r s re p re se n tin g the NLA sr religious liberty, personal r i g h t s / f u n d s being raised, one by ^ e N * and eulogizing Woodrow Wilson for thmnl com m ittee, one by ba cham pioning the cause o f self-de­ ami one by m a n u fa c tu rers te rm ination in behalf of sm aller na business. lions, John W. Dnvi*. Democratic Placed on the s ta n d y e s te r d a y ^ presidential nominee, F rid a y night WilliamW ^ ! . Butler, nation** concluded his third cam paign visit publican clralrman, declare to Chicago nnd startl'd southw ard fund of only J3,000,000 was. — — to Fast St. I.ouis, 111., and St. Lou- raised to enrry on the cam paign, j At the same time Mr. But!«r I is, Mo. i Mr. Davis rushed through hi* denied charges of Senator R obert last few hour* here, m aking three M. U Collette, the IndependM Complaint Made By Residents speeches tha t his cormnlttA m as many section* of candidate, IV Connelly and the se c re ta ry | this section and spoke optimisticnlCausew ay B e in g Const m et eel Along Railroad Tracks the city last night The first wn* would mobilize a la r g e m a ss of A O ver Flooded Aren of Kosul o f IIIie local C ham ber of Commerce ly of the outcome of the conference Bo<-ause of Night Switch­ before an audience in the Bohem­ funds m certain sta te s d u rin g t l most encou ra g in g spirit in re g. a r d t " this project. At N orth End of Bridge report a among ing; Is Essential to Trade ian q u a rte r, the second before a lust weeks of the cam paign. Till the d e le g a te s who In addition to the w aterw ay* dls prc\ ii Jew ish g a th e rin g , and the third denial was in reply to questions by.'W ater in ijtk e Still Rising at tin E a s t Coast Associa , iui***ion, several hours were utilized tel di b e f o r e an audience of Polish peo­ S e n sto r Shipstend. farmer-Iabov*’ I.. 1 bimas, local superinten imn ..f Cham bers of C om m erce held in considering the problem of roa l«' T Minnesota. It w as announced todn\ by Vo! ' u t Melbourne on T h u r s d a y and improvement hi certain sections or <1cnt of the Atlantic Coast l ine ple. W ithout taking into c o n sid e ra ­ usia county a u th o ritie s anil official* Radii ay Company, was present at "W e have no such i nt e nt i on, nrtclj the sta te , and Judge Phillips, of of the Seminole-Volusia bridge l iidav for a discussion of th e pro- J a c k s o n v i l l e , s p o k e at length on the | the luncheon "f the Chamber of tion the effect of Mr. Davis' two have no such preparationa," in Chicago across the St Johns River at the |IOM'( I canal project recently pro- n e tcsMly of the stute legislature Commerce Friday at the Seminole , lay . . slay . .. on. tho presi- Butler said. "W e have no ablL t) ilg a ltd by various east coast Caf. to a n s w . i com plaints, th ro u g h |d e n tia l c a m p a ig n in Illinois, stute to do it. tow n of Lake Monroe, th a t a tom n t We have no funds fo immeilinlely emo ting m easures for and the c onsideration of the trade body, oi people residing and local leaders of the p a rty purposes of th a t kind. T h e m Is W purnry causew ay is being built over loW II*. the t e e o n s tr u c tion nnd m aintenance the fifth of u mile of the road v at |nii* oth e r methods for improv of the sta te highways along the railroad tra c k s running: made no secret of th e ir feeling 1ints'ntton of doing uny th in g of tug the general condition of the , w nnl very mucU , from the fic ig h t dupol of this cityI I that he had done much to solidify J ^ n o rth of the briilge th a t is under Mr. Connelly declared th a t he Eu«t Coast section and the s la te of , to the shops of the railroad com :•*»»•« stim u la te the Cook county duct w a te r due to a continued rise in the thi* c>mnalgn cum paign in »uch a was very favorably impressed with I Democratic factions. level of 1-uke Monroe anti th e main Florida at large th u t when 1 get th r o u g h It will; | Mr. Connelly and Mr. P enrm an the spirit of enthusiasm nnd mem puny. . It was principally for that pur som ething to be proud of.” s tr e a m of the St. Jo h n s River. I,i,ration evidenced on every hand The ronipluint was to the effect attended the conference upon th« F v special invitation of the vice pre*i und that his attendance a t the con- tliul switching done by night crews pose th a t Mr Davis came into Under cross exam ination *I - rid — a y- .it w as , said , th ait ,the . tra.v _ over th is _p a rtic u la r point wus * ^ ubsociation, ___ _ _nqd ^ rl- fercnce hail only served to con- continually keep aw ake the people ■Chicago, ut the request uf G eorge S e n a to r C a ra w a y , D em ocrat, A t l el ^ ^ ^ I E. Hreiiiiiut, Democratic n a tio n a l tre m e ly d u n g e m u s and Uie u tm o st ‘ j ” wurp ^ y - i f i r n i his belief t h a t Florida was un- in the neighborhood of the track* I rommtttM'm an for Illinois, and In ansos, re g a rd in g th e budget* pi# ‘ d< uhtedly the most progressive nnd they art' asking for such work (he face of objections on the purl of Ids committee, Mr. B utler t e s t i ­ edre b i d t o Tb e ta k e n "by d r iv e rs i n ) (,ff|rlB, rMpn r it v. th e y served u< the in he term inated before or by Id c rossing it. The low place begins | r l ,r ,.p(.„tiltiveH of the Florida Wat sta le in the union. i of some of his political advisers. fied th a t originally he had c tixnatHe praised the citizens of Mel­ o'clock each night. The popping cd $2,600,000 ns the am ount t h a t «t the north end of the bridge am ^ 1 |a f f |t . In his address in the Bohemian would he required for thu nstioa#!.* . . * s k . .. * ....... / bourne for th e ir reception of the off of the engines ut lim es was ulso coiitinuft** f»»r nearly “ q u a r te r I of. r e p i esentulives of th e town- of I q u a rte r. Mr. Davis said he did presidential cam paign. This StMtiU | u mile. J__ u ^ t off the bridge, on Sanford, Del.und. Orluiulo •*!"• !'«• visitor* und spoke fuvorubly of the suill to to* a iiuisuoee not see America u» u "gri'**1 block new Melbourne Hotel, which i* now | F rid a y , the w a te r w as deep enough lat kil Mayor Forrest l.uke was present ! of concrete" hut r a th e r as a "g re u t was increased by $600,000 lat'ir, h# being a d m im s te ied by n foim c r Sun to come up over the r u n n in g hoards and stated that he saw no leasm i It, eonneition w ith the pr"t*"sod liluniphuut column, built of many added, a f te r it had been decided 10 ,,f most automobile*. Today it i« iw a te iw u ) fi"in May port tor the night switching and asked stone* und colors, m aking u »ingle take cure of the senatorial « u a Miami fold man, Harry P. Driver. -aid to be ap p ro x im a te ly two feel tlwit uu> -Ugge-led by <h. ik sl Tile elite! tallimeflt provided for , why l could n d be doin' iii the day s tiu e tu re tha t no storm could of congressional cumpaign* as Wall. The over flow ut this point, it t> iiiu*I di legule*. Ml Connelly - t a t - | the delegates by the Melbourne , |||1( and liefor 10 o' cl ock at n i g h t ('ailing attention to evidc0C4 b«» d e d a l 1*1. w n* aiigum entcd by I be ed that the project wu* eolisldnrod i hiunbcr of f o i n m e n e included un | j |t rt..,|y |y|r I b u n a s - t a t e i l at face or destroy." fore the eoaimittee tha t tho kit* ' Thi' Democrat!* slumlord hearer *enn gale that wu* blowing III Lake favorably mi lln- eoiiferem e and automobile trip to Midbolirnc ,t.hKl(l several l e a s i i n s w h y he putihcan organization ulready h a d J Monroe all day Friday and hu* con­ tlmt In wa* confident th a t it cc"uld Heaeh, a baiiqm'l ami a sight seeing ,|,Mnil.,| n jKhi *w i t c h i n g e s s e n t i a l asset ted th a t the peoples com 11 i d l e d isl approxim ately $1,7liO,OoO -j j,ruWp, mul p r o s p e r i t y of 1bmed lo make this s tru c t/y c could I Senator l urawny asked U it t f l i l tinued today Tho w a te r is rushing la k e definite form w ithin Ihi next t u p , and the loud visitor* le tn rn e d ((i have i*|ual opportunity ay in d u s­ to S anford ev idently much impie**i Sanford und sw illing across the roud mul. 1expected to collect an additional few month*. He *p"kc the mg it almost impossible for suto- i anal from Lake f a tu ity t>> lilu* <d ' „ b .he ptogrt-ssivencH hi..f tli ... ' ..T)| |llI1(,pr ll|)V w uy. oven try. the building of c h aracter and the pi act ice of th r if t, provided | * 1JtOO.lMH). i*t* to cross that point except fot villi- desired by the resident* of | ei.»t ' " " ' I !M* ' slightly, the linde. iiiduhtnal and they "Y es,” Mr. Huiier said. lived u nde r a government the help of the bridge tenders and ______ tr a n s p o r ta tio n facilities now afford that gave special privilege to "W h a t a re your plans for CoF* the road official* of Volusiu loUlity, ( S t a n d i n g of c o n t e s t a n t * at noon . , .. i ii • t x-«| in i b i s city by v ir t u e o f n ig h t Done and cquul justice to ull. Ice ting i t ? ” naked the se n a to r. ' ll is said. “ Nothing except the solicitation# 1 switching st.,p aim..st comrr C hekiang fig h te rs S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r 18. 1821 668.708 Mr Davis wus greeted by an It wu.* sta te d this morning a t the ‘ ^ Miss .Nell Williams *— |.Ut fly tlu* |»r»»Ri «•?»>* im»w In*i rue which are going nil over th e coua*.; d a y from W ooaung, audience th a t overflowed the hull 551.010 office* of the local C ha m be r of I made by Sanford in lieeoiiiing a into I ' t stre e t, w here hundreds tr y urnony ou r friends, foi iuild$,'V pe of Shunghui's ou te r Mis* Velma Shipp - 627,570 C om m erce th u t all road officials of Miss Versa Woodcock g re a t distributing point." deelured mo are moody and fully in 'ii t d hi* uddress th ro u g h un w as the reply. 444,660 C e n tra l Florida ure endeavoring j Miss Nuomi Fellow* Mr. Duma* “T heic is uo speciul plan.” _ the foiregn settle Miss Mary Kinlaw ai • pi if i«*il device. He was roundly 120.376 to make travel over the roads pos He pointed out a n d cited u n u m ­ . peered when he declared t h a t JTessod by the A rk a n sa s $003* rude their way to the Miss S a ra h Corw in 76,030 sihle in spite of the d isa stro u s con --------- ber o f i n s t a n c e s showing th u t i t is l /.echo Slovakia wus the f ir s t ini'. Mr. B utler said thu c o lh c U .0 Ihtt city nnd joined the Mrs. M. E. P a tte rso n 30,885 sequences re su ltin g from the floods Several m a tte r s of Importance Members of the Jacksonville cam p ut the ruilwuy Mrs. E. A. Brothersoii 20,360 uml washed out a re a s, and tha t it T ia f f n Club w ith th e ir wvte* and were s a tisfa c to rily disposed of ut absolutely necessary for the good of the new nutlon* set up a f t e r tho of funds wa* under the diraciii J. of Kutiford and Sanford grow ers, world war to erect its own gov- of the national tre a s u r e r , '.Vildan 16.300 w o r l d w a r l o e r e c i n » vi *r o a w . - - - - - - - -------------- . j, , Mrs. J. F. Boston 12.760 I is believed th a t thi* section of the , frix-iKt-*. left Jacksonville this nft- the annual m eeting <>f the P re s b y ­ li l l T c h u u t s, p r o f e s s i o n a l and b u s i­ e rnnient securely. T his wus done, Hodges. 1 huve talked w L h 'u a n . m ilita ry govern- Mrs. M ary Bowie 1 s tu le is d e m o n stra tin g Its ability ei-nooii f»r S a n fo rd on the steam er . . i . » II... 4 e^a a.. e..r u •«. I L ll.i w IV n ft r ■ HA te ria n synod ut Jacksonville on ness men and all industrial con­ he added, with the assistance of the tre a s u r e r , and know wh#t fho 12.350 province und nominul Mias Peggy Bruton to meet almost uny e m ergency It j )M. , on th e ir unnuul outing. cern*. e s p e c i a l l y , to have a certain general plan is." Mr. Butler 0 «ld12,000 T h u r s d a y , according t.i a sta te recent fig h tin g , still Mrs. Emmie Wicks Woodrow Wilson, who was d e te r ­ Ill 0 0 0 1is absolutely essential, il was suid. | q „ t ,. a6 people in the purty, I amount o f night s w i t c h i n g . pun, his field headquur- Miss M a rg a re t Miller to see thut all of tho poo- ed. 10*000 j to keep the m ain highw ay* open t ■| a c i o r ,jing to word received bole to- in.'lit made public to.luy by Rev E. , If local f r i g h t which a v e ra g e s minedwllhl), l h „ unelny lu rrllo ry "Would you mind telling us w h a t He issued a form a l Mrs. W a lte r W ight 11. Ilrownlee, who ul tended from 18 * ai s a day w. this cily loaded ' . . ] o.in III Iruvel for the to u rist season ha* nl- l,(a) which he said th a t he Mrs. F. C. Golaon were given the rig h t of self deter tha t general plan is 7" pursued Sen­ T h e parly will pro b ab ly u i i i v e in Un* i n y . 10,000 i eudy begun and m eans m ust lie he ie wus not switched at night und a to r Caruw a ) . Mrs. M. K. Dooly f u r th e r fig h tin g , hut Rev. Ill ow lilt*.' repoi ted that def put into the (ruins which ure ached mlnutloii 10,000 pruvidevi f " r the reaching of their thi* city a b o u t noon t u i m i r i " » a n d "W hy, the plan is simply to b g j llapci distric t must lie | Miss Ethel H enry The nominee said he was not in communication with ou r friend# t II.OOP destination by these people. will l.e tin g u e s t s of th e S u n l» rd mil.' action had been deferred on uled to leave Sanford between C Mis.* Mary Fields rebelling troop*, 10.000 M otorists ure w arned tha t even i liumbci c f * (iiiuueree. I .n l. i tniil- the most im p o rta n t proposition und 7 30 o'clock every morning, one of those who subscribed to the nil over the country." Mr. Butlofii added th a t he hoped Miss Florence Malm 10.000 with added sa fe g u a rd s, the flooded iii.n l l>> t h e local u i g u i u t a i m n . ' i n ­ that runic up before the synod, there would bo u delay of ut least (theory thut when people cam e here replied; "for them to send in tk o lr Miss A lberta Aycock lenders' would accept 10.000 urea uf the Sunford-D clutnd r o i \ s is ts iii a n a u to in .d ille to u t I tiio u g h namely, tile pi.iposed Inking ovci 24 hours in shipm ent und delivery; from foreign lands to estuhlish Nubscription, tha t is all. We have . te rm s a lre a d y offer- Miss 1-eliu Bell H agan 10.000 must be crossed w ith cure. hevcruT the city und celery d e l la . of Rollins College by the I 're sb y itn.i Industrial concerns their homes they couhl cease to had com m ittees appointed In Var-‘ '. Miss Bubo W illiams ire cash for each sol­ Miss Emily G riffin 10.000 cuis. it wu* learned today, have *1 rem em ber their m other countries. A sp e cia l c o m m i t t e e hea d ed by tcriuu Church, because of the fuel f o u |,| n,,i jjtq their -rclght as quickiou* places for th a t purpose, I pr*v*J i’s pay for each officer, Mias Clara Runkin 10,000 ready w andered fro m the c e n te r <>f M a y o r F o r r e s t lu ik e un d I L. tliat the arliclvs of consolidation |y Uj( ,jtj under present colidl He udded thut ull th a t should be ■umu." reenlisUnent. 10,000 linked of the new-comers is th a t Mrs. S. I*. D utton the highw ay and consequently got D um a* will g r e e t t h e vi»it<*is u | kui th a t hud been prepared by the coin *t|Qm; perishuhle* couhl not be Senator C a rra w a ) developed 10,000 Mrs. D vitsel S ta ffo rd th e ir n r r i v u l u n d e x t e n d ttn-in u m ltte e in c h a rg e , were not c o m p r e - , stuck m the mud und w ater. into the city from the they do the ir p a rt to build up the the national committea had 10,000 51 is* Dorothy Stokes N|fW York s u t . f o r $1.1 Melbourne Road Im passable. tra in s a rriv in g country und th a t they be patriotic j ...... ........ 4 . . . . b c u ity welcome Ul behalf "f the henstvc enough, oi definite enough | i|,roUtt(, freight I tl.OQO Mrs. Robert l-aing With the exception of th e K i s * - | Cj ly UI1j u || uf c »v»c u rg a n ita - to w urrunt any action on the part uml honent. (Continued on pugu 3) 000 of the proposed $3,000,000 i 10.000 Miss P e a rl Hobson of the synod, a lthough thut body ( Continued pn puge 3) lio n s . paigu fund, Pennsylvania wax #0* 3 10.000 Miss K atherine Wilson T here will be plenty of e ntertain wu* very favorably d i s u s e d tow ard messed $000,000 a n J Illinois N. Y.. Oct. 18 — Mr*. meiit uhoard th e bout en route to the pro|ai*ed con»olldution. 000 so th a t Senator C a ra w a y aaj 30 anil Mabel Sm ith, Rev. Brownlee sta le d th a t the three states were to raise tw eund from Sunford, uccoidmg to d and th e tw o month* present u r ra n g c in e n t* . T h e n will synod had accordingly postponed thirds of the total. He added that Irs. B r a g g believed U> on the same proportion of s i t e i » iit* duiiciilg on bourd the Osceola the m a tte r until thu annual m e e t­ lju re d when they were — und r e f r e s h m e n ts will be served. ing next October and hud instructment among the other state# fch* an unidentified tru c k ed the com m ittee to p re p a re comlxive of advunturu and an in- v e stlg a tin g and bis detective work committee would have raised some­ G age's o r c h e s tr a will fu rm -h the l a s t night. A t * m e ltin g in O rlando F rid a y | South Florid# F . l r , of T a m p a , wa music, Roy G. B urge , Florid* puss- prehansive a rtic le s of a g re e m e n t I creasing ubhorreiicc of thu limiting soon disclosed the fa c t th a t his thing like one billion dollars, but walls of the schoolroom were the son had purchased tickets for him ­ of r e o r e s e n u t i v e . of c om m unitie s I chosen us se c re ta ry and general e n g e r a g e n t uf the C e n tru l of tieor- before th a t time. Mr. Butler took exception to that __ __paign. ____ reason* udvancod by R. J. Reel thi* i a u X e T i in the repetition of th e | m a n a g e r of the New York show, g ia Railw ay, is c h a ir m a n of the No _________ E x te n siv e___ C am self and a companion fo r J a c k so n ­ concluilon. interested in m e r i ..................... w ilh w illia m Gomroe of U k e l a n d . In re g a rd to educational advance- morning in e x plaining the motive Madison S quare C a rd e n Exhibit a* e n te r ta in m e n t com m ittee. A dinner Before adjoining to await ville. ts incut, Rev. Brownlee said tha t the ( th iu prom pted bi* 1 held In New York City d u rin g last a* field m a n a g e r. was given F r id a y n ig h t a< which arrival here, probably today, Clifford, to play hookey A. A. Colt, se c re ta ry n f the Mr. Keel im m ediately wired the .v e g e ta b le season, it * » decided to several in te r e s tin g ta lk s were made synod hud decided not to launch un school T h u rsd a y and catc|i u I rain a u th o ritie s th e r e to be on the look­ Frank P. Walsh. Kansas City, football fans who Ore educational cam paign bold th e e xhibition for the com ing F lorida Development Board, Juck . • E url H u la tt, p resident of the extensive out fo r him eon, who is described as present Senator La FollettV s ( sonville, w as nam ed a s d ire c to r of in the several big thla season b u t hod agre e d to re­ presum ably f o r Jockaonville, seu*on on Feb. 1U-26. Ja cksonville T r a f f ic Club; O, H. ea of a proposed Republican r by I t Was ul»o recommended lhi*t thL* admission*. lievc the te m p o ra ry em ergency o> ^ ‘ " ‘^ n m n t l o h aving lig h t h a ir a n d blue eyes, fund for use In doubtful s played this alter- \ P age, g e n e ra l aupcrintendenl of tha lieve and i# said to have been dressed in It wus ge n e ra lly recognized very ‘^ ' ^ ^ ^ hie r . s . e a pa. o f f e r of the F lorida Development A tlantic Cooat Line railroad and voting $76 000 to > u p p l* » e n t.th e _______ veen leading teams committee questioned Georg a brow n, s u it and u t a n cap, ' r e g u la r b u d g e t o f P a lm e r College I rent does. . nn, w Board t o u n d e rw rite th e re n ta l of th a t th e d e p a r tm e n t of publicity othe rs spoke. Baker, regarding the $431J not know w h e th e r some I t the country are corand a d v e rtisin g , one of the rno*t a t D eF uniak b p r in k s and hud f u r ­ The p a r t y will r e tu r n to Jackson­ pended by the Republican rited to vialt The Iler- the g a rd e n be accepted . ini|>orUnt d e p a r tm e n ts , should be th e r decided to ra ise $80,000 in the ville .betw een 7 and 8 o clock tonight after 6 p’clock exhibits in th e n e x t exhibition. bureau#. • city of T a lla h a sse e as a n additional desire to ru n off to sea a n d become ! ( H o n o ra ry officer* of the o r g a n i­ in com p e te n t hands, a n d C, C. Monday m orning. result* will be posted C a rr, p re sid e n t of the C a r r A d­ Those who have booked passage $20,000 in the re m aining te rrito ry u pirate, or w h e th e r he sim ply be­ re cardboard hung In sation a s elected w ere; Jo h n Ring vertising A gency o f S t, P e tc rsH ig h t , M r s. B id ling, p r e sid e n t; C a ry A. H ardee and are ns follows: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. em braced by the synod for the p u r ­ came disgusted w ith th e u n r o m a n t­ * • a s ,nam ed a a di ire c to r of NEW YORK, Aug. 18,—Flying h u rg w ___ _rt'-jpose of m a in ta in in g student work ic side of school life a n d decided to raid hoa made sr- Jo h n W. M artin, vice-president*. George, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. HuleW, A r r a ig n m e n tD e fe r r more than a doxen rounds of ammu­ . T ha o ffic e rs of th e active o r g a n i ­ have tin' aid and #dv}cp of a public- Earl nnd W Uliain'B. Hulett. I. R. in th e c a p ita l city. seek g r e e n e r p a s tu r e s . L secure this aerhave the aid and #dvle« o f# publicnition from a machine gun, marine Among the members serving on Be th e c a u se w h a t it m a y , the sation a r e : W. G. Brorein, T a m p a , aturdsy evening Lane, T. L. Southwell. F. H. TuckMOUNT YERNQN, I1L, llce captured two rum running ae football season in pre side nt; A. P. A nthony. ex, Jf,. V' J.~JUv«nback. John Gal­ the general finance committee are: fa c t re m a in s t h a t y o ung Keel is I Motions to quash tha joint ats in the lower bay and drove a Rev. E. D. Brownlee, chairman; N. most a s su re d ly m issing, a n d ha s it local fans may be ville; J. A. M cIntosh. L a r i W. loway, Miss Shepard, Miss | Indictments against Lawre third on the rock# o ff Brooklyn been m issin g elites T h u rsd a y . _ ion how the big P. Yowell and Dr. C. II. Perron, of Brown, D e L a u d ; G eorge T. T ippen, Mr. tod. Mrs. yVilUam BagUy. hath When hie son failed to ctome after, a 20 mile chose in tha lo g . Hight, former clergyman, ( This office will lie V ero; W . A. M anning, B ra d e n to w n ; being Gaorge ft, .CJemenU of Bar­ rine'Bogley, B etty Hulett, Mr. and Orlando; Dr. W. J . Garrison, of St. tow, A. H. 8fowe of JacksorurjQe, anyone desiring to J o h n B oring, F o r t Myers a n d B a r ­ homo .Thursday evening, Mr. Reel Seven prisoners were taken and 650 Klsla Sweeten, confessod P e te r s b u r g ; D r. E. L. McNair and Mrs. / . W. Jones, John P. Jones, Jr^, A. CaviUi. of Fort Mycrm; Frank* results by telephone proceeded to do a Utto Ipriatevhhh cases of whiskey and alcohol eel* era, were postponed until C. T . P a x to n , o f Jacksonville; Judge on Collier, E v e rg la d e s, vice, presiUn L. Wood. Tfyaru, nnd 01#$- Ur. a n d M rs. W. H. Yancey. Jack to S to. The Herproceeded to do a little p r iv a te iu -e d , ■*> . . denta. . • (Continued From Page 3) o r, (Continued Frqw Page J) DeLaud. pbooo number i# 148 p. T. btrieder manager of $be tou Codruigton, vfJlQflh*: * ’ ' New York shortly . tu re s am ong which was the one above. SANFORD-DELAND Sanford D elegates T o East ROAD IS MENACED C oastCham bersCom m erce BY FLOOD WATER M eet Pleased W ith Results LOCAL CHAMBER HEARS ARGUMENT NIGHT SWITCHING CAMPAIGN IJST SHOWS CHANGES AMONG LEADERS ( IhamberCommerce Liiurcn kalnenni5 To Take V i s i t o r s In Jacksonville Is F o r T o u r O f City Declared S u c c e s s »ui I fe Killed By lentjficd Truck Madison Square Garden Exhibit D ate Set For Feb. 19-25 At M eeting Friday Love O f Adventure Greater Than That For School So Boy Runs Away To Receive Grid Games 23 w 8 a i f s ! uS Marine Police Capture 650 Cases Of Liquor B �WOO REPLACE ty BarRainn in roponaqsserl Ford cars. All typos on haitd.' Fan be seen nflxt ooor to Ford Garnftc. North Pnimette Avo. >TtrJj b p ™ text*** • , • P IG G L Y W IG G Lr CUT TO SUIT SEE - Cut prices on all sizes. United M » l u , iviills., ivin...,, ,-tuur..., . .~iiiR. 30 x 3 Vi uray T ubes lied Tubes 12 x 1 . ? 16*00 Get in totjeh w ith those in te r­ ALL G U A RA N TEED : • ented in .h a v in g experience in rin g work. We w ant five good Unc-ups. Sec W. Q. L. E a r n ­ est, 122 Pnlm etto Avenue. Goody Goodies ifirvfvi BUTTER NUT BREAD Hot Broad nil day. I 7 I CAKES... S l'N S H I N F . DKVII. Ft Kilt A N t.F I . KOOIt Fit V IT MARK H I M ) Miller Baking Co. FANCY COOKIES AND DOUGHNUTS 1 W hat we d o W e o f f e r y o u a gnoil l i n e o f f r e s h \ r-getal il t-s ul mi g w ith o u r w ell-kiinun stock of supt i m r inorlucts W e will m a k e v o n . S a t u r d a y . s h o p p i n g a p l e a s u r e if you call 9 Fresh • F a n C a k e a n d B u c k w h e a t F lo u r ... Roberts’ Grocery Store... POTATOESMAINE COBBLERS Picnic Ham s S 1 lb. pie " l a i d , a d d ie s s m g the atlvisorv r " " n" 1- 1,1 k. ,,, r predicted "er-rtain di’Veloinnenl" of I r a n i t.ceann t i.-inxiiortatmn along the lines, pioiieelnl hv the /.It .'I. In titow er to tpieallone he said that 1v ,K‘ f 1b ip Wfis t lit logie.il t :il n e t (,,r Hit n.-w < Irndi . , .beinuae r, , of, t i.c " 'V ^ l “ H"«ded. U» ? ! fH V went h - , . and the raoft !ntp";v ■mi ill s along niTeasiirv I'M s. || e e \ |i i e s . i I th e opinio, h IW1 Vl., lhwt , vt, roninifi • i a I 111 l i m i t l o l l Ot .tin ra ft w oiiM I m* i Ii i i t o s - s j M , until ,i inotoi li.nl i ti t|r\cln|»nl u.'ifi a |pss volt 111»• t io J t h a n •*it>•• •) 11.• l hit d Ho row mot i \ » o nit %».a 1,1 ' ,-1 *"'d t I ii /■' • I" I'P b .a d rani If WollliJ 1.1 I. ft,., ......... V| f | ;i*• com \v|io I c| t«MTt t lil tliv rofl^i at ii||i 11 bad leb gra p h e d -m tbe a rriv a l ‘ ,’,l| iiirt«il.le« to "f lb, ZK :i at la k e b w .s t, and a flo , , ' V /. "" 7 ' *' 'l1. " ' " ' M . .. ............... with tbe N a t i o n a l ..... " ' b r t h ,-n b b ,m p x,lv' ' ' '-'1111 il foi Aei mi.mi i, , '- 1 -""d " 1" I ... k .-b u i - 1. t o u i g b l Ave BUY SE L L — REN T 1 • .............. * e TYPFWKITKItS II. S. BOND rii HIM ...» TIRES 'I' m lit a n y . lob tm •arth tm o s ., ■ LARGE RIPE ONES 2 LBS. f H . l h " . :a Hione 518— Sanford * * r * t o _______________________________________ the held T h o u san d s o f P eo ­ ple* t r a d e a t th e A ' "■■lltieing In s.-le, 11.,,, ,,f 1 • Angel* s a- I In- fut tit i nano - * Ho Sb nomloah's t ,t. n , t s, , " -i' W ill III i kllless, i| | h, i N °. 2 can i'iil |n\\ li-it w ay IVORY SOAP 6 OUNCES O O CLEANSER 1 6 -0 /. l<> purchase First Class grinds from a first classSUj with a service that is making for us a pleased list of pat| CAN i v i 11 so TH R EE BARS A. &. B. ELGIN (R E A M E R Y « NORW E­ GIAN «•* Not so with the self rising flour m anufacturer— he resents such laws and fights such legislation. W hy? Because a standardization of self ris­ ing flour would require riioisture-proof containers instead of cheap sacks -— because low grade "clears” could no longer be sold as "fancy patent flour.'* It woula also mean he m ust maintain expert chemical control such as is now maintained by baking powder manufacturers. B u t t e r lb. 4 9 c Sardines cli,i 125c CITRON BELL FRUIT ORANGE BE EL LEMON P E E L A LLSBK K. C-.’, CAKE . CINNAMON. Kr. IN G ER . Gr_ Ma t e r i a l ; .GNUTMEG. Gr. . Hed Circle 8 O’Clock ib Ib Ib can can can can G.h 33c :j.k15c lftc lftc 15c lb 45c ......H>40c lb 35c A C O M P L E T E L I N E O F F R E S H F R U IT S i * ________ A N D V E G E T A B L E S as have been , - jj But Even/ Day CHERRIES 15 oz. I RAISINS Package I2|c " S U N MAID. SEEDLESS OR S E E D E D With the exception of Texas, the pure food laws are not applied to halt* Ing powder mixed with flour at the mill and sold in bags a s '‘Self Rising Flour.” Tb/ere is no penalty on the manufacturers if this fails to "se lf *ise"— the consumer is the “goat'.’— he is the one that pays the penalty through indigestion and ill health that comes from eating bakings that are not properly raised. T h e standardization of baking powder is a pro­ tection to Doth the confeurtier and the m anufacturer— who welcomes 8U9I1 laws ^ co-operates in every way possible. But 1 V ) once m awhile A . iS- I* . RED BITTED deterioration. _ Plain Flour VAN Tomato Soup CAMP’S 2 cans Tom atoes BIIIC I S that you i.m ulleiii in pa\ B A i.I.o o N S I'm all Uar.s. It A Y FANCY YORKS NONE BETTER sppi | v |s|oji «.i activities at They are standardized in order to bring about uni­ form thera^>eu(ic efficiency to tbe patient whenever required. 1 bis efficiency is most needed in the sick room—not merely in tbe laboratory. What is true of drugs must be true of foods. Purity and efficiency in the can is only part of the problem —purity and efficiency in the kitchen is the true test. The law requires that baking power contain 12% leavening gas at tbe time of sale to tbe consumer. 'I bis measure insures uniform leavening efficiency and protects the health of the public. In order to comply with this fixed standard for bak­ ing powder^hianufacturers must produce and pack their product so as to avoid the deterioration which may result from absorption of atmospheric moisture. Baking Powder manufacturers to avoid violation of tile law, also spend thousands of dollars yearly in testing grocers’ stocks and removing "spent" goods from his shelves, in spite of the fact that every pos­ sible precaution had previously been taken again^ . .. APPLES Friend-shin R e t u e e n T h e ' ,|fot theirs <oi the shut's fore neal. , .. . It., w ' ; V 1 ,'c ,, «-'<U 'bat -I a i.atii.n "l.ol, if. re,,.,, sess. I l o r d miiitlers And t h e Owners H.-trii." the i,r.,*ii,-rin and ,;" N XI1 *>'»•»•» on hand ' a n be -* A h m n in e -s ot all the t.e rn i l.l in o " " ' " ,xt ,l" '" (»l MTV IUR li.s 1 li.' ldllHTM. ? YELLOW YAMS FANCY TOKAY WILBUR IN TALK I Vi .»1*• 1 I In \ ;i' »■ -iii l'iyli ijii,Hit v . ptii •" a m I 1 nit iiiui-. al l tut;. 11 1 - I In- A A. I ' » Select your own F ru its and V egetables at th e PIGGLY WlGct ? ^ IV M R n i m V " '* “ mnv imt old' l»c* a con port m ay not be nlii-ntitcd bv some ^3 O J l t l i J v L i l l i L i i j fttnnt irm iinlor «»f th»* hn^ol’s gotiir catastrophe*.** A/ip r k p f i v A r i F V l ,M* " ln,lt oM ‘ u n • *hriatnin.H A m em ber of tho council ai>kod I Iv /a l ili D U fx v Ij/a llljlu *H'' I’in 't in the heavens, w hether it was (iosmIiIc to operate the Mine m «\ a g a in he liroudinst *afel;, ship: in fla te d with hvdrotn the world ' I ’lin i- to nu n of good gen. will. " "Onlv with carefully trained The visit of the /.It .'1 Was of g n a t signifieiiiiee. the se c r e ta r • I ' the in d u stry grow s this In c ome Secretary Of Navy Sees In said, a siping the liriuiun offi as no i i ; i si ni: U ilit l n u l t . " Giant Dirigible a Sign Of '■'“I" **"•* tbe Hag which would re y< *1 it.g FT <ykl T H E ROTTEN A P P L E A T T H E BOTTOM OJf..THE SACK IS A || 1 U A S H I N tiT tiN . t let! 17 I lu /.It .'I was declared T h u rsd a y In Secret mi y W ilbur, s p e a k i n g „ .h a lf of the navy, to In- a s\m ln ,| " f peace and friendship between Diet builders. Inn ow ne rs and o'hei nat ini s." To define hei sole, fii.tl..-. i. mho „...i the ,i i i i i t« iio ih e r , lie ship would c h iis t.n e d " I , ,S Angeles" wh.-n tin governm ent f c m a l l v lakes poseeasioii. \t, ti-.,i|.....• . . . . -M' W .dbur a i.niioum em ent wa mailt it. a speech at a him In-,m I. IU H u g s l ik e n e i. head of (hi­ ' i* s inii 11 Zeppelin ('ompiinv. and • everal exyelltive o f f i t t i , ,,f t It, a n i tuisei during th e n visit u Ieidav to W ashington lln wa I . c . i v . d l.v Ptt-Hi.l. at ...... . ole'.' F R U IT S Have you ever considered w h a t you w6uld be p a y in g for Groceri«l Vegetables if PIGGLY W IGGLY Stores w e re not h e re ? All Kinds of Fruit Pies large and small 6 W /VC4' t/ic DELICIOUS QUALITY G R O C ERIES 1 A U 9 for hum an liberty! The f " police of tiawicile. California. J h a r e opened a war with flashlights on automobllo petting a n d 'n o c k in g parties Cozlly entwined couples In fll». 1 vers and limousines, parked along , dark roudvvnyit, have been dazzled, dismayed, disconcerted and d e te c t­ ed la tbo pitiless beam of a flash­ light while a gruff pollen voice has | broken up the rom ance with a | "Hoy. cut It out. ynuso spoonors, or I I'll run you In." Flappers uro up In arm s after being disclosed In arm* other than ( their own. But Captain of Police | and probably have never heard p f II. 1. Nicholson Is adam ant. Venus or "flnnilng y o u th ." They Fetters, Avaunt! are ordered to soo th a t petting "No spooning In Bawtello," he ceases n« a popular outdoor sport. says, and tha t goes also for the Tho orders are strict: Allow no hourlH from Hollywood who motor enrs io stop In thinly populated necessary, for aeveral h u n d r r t feet out with favored sheiks for the Hcetlonx. with Side curtains draw n 1Into their love Inlr*? "T heirs not pilot by-ways around Sawlnlle. . ° ul * |*o make reply, the irs not to reason Two tisrd-hltten family men form an~ Tho n.mhliKht fio.im tloos tho \ n , their* but 10 faint and cry" •ho police detail which enforces the h h k . N\ !ii«t '*hnnrp for the n u c k tra uhll** thH r m ro rtn ••top on tho fin* mandate. They ride |n a touring cio . In an oli»ctrlc b r im projected, I f , mitl piomlnp n e w r to ilo it apaln. F. P. R I N E S I g/£ C ! California Town Opens War of Pitiless Light $ 6.95 Upon Loving Couples $ 1.7ft f 1.90 I s Who Spoon Outdoor*. J. D. DAVISON -j |- 265 Magnolia Ave, 9Xi to MUuac Theatric. *j We recognize every time you call th a t you have gij an opportunity to serve von with our superior line of W hy carry your groceries home when we will do you? It is a pleasure to us. ‘277 I f A V E Y O 11 C A L L E D — 2 7 8 - ++<•*** vs-:-*******..-.**.}.-^ •* + * * t.> * .> + .> + * .* + * + +.f + 4 ..>.+ .M>.|l + + * +4.44.+ * <l.+ H �n >t r if/*&*:>■ v^JWW’ t{' • MAffiVjii* . KJ' THE SANFORD __ In Ta* leather P lo t MO R E CHARGES :e Prison Terms AT REPUBLICANS Thousands.Of' Dollars K trn u rn A In n er iiiiia iiu iiim H iiin u ii, C0NS,,L ALSJJfx ZURICH,'Switterland, Oct.* 1 7 U Goorgo’' ^ . Murphy, American PITTSBU RG H , Oct. 17.—The sul egnctal, died today of apoplfexy s e a rc h ’ still continues along n at the age » f 64. Mr. Murphy en­ three mile atreteh of track near tered the consular service in 1886. here for eight thousand dollars still ITAI.IAN S H IP ON F I R f i miasing. More than $60,000 in TRIPOLI. Oct. 17.—The Italian small bills were scattered alon£ steamship Cnprera bound for F lu ­ the tracks W ednesday when a Pennsylvania passenger train ran me with 12,000 cases of gasoline, destroyed by fire yesterday. over a mail pouch containing m on­ wa* The crew was saved. ey. A fatal of $52,694 was recov­ ered la s t night. Y ou FOR SALE i WOOD feed E g g o n ly feed s fo r p ro d u c tio n . R ed ■ — 1B H °P p a a j .S S I f o r m a t TA . T I I i m i l ' tT M W M ' . f C I l i i ' l )l r r T T J f T O E H E A R S 'A R G U C H U R C H E S : so le p u rp o se. F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH. Sundav School, 9:30 a. m. ^ r ^ H c u , Morning worship and sermon. 11 a. m.. Subject: “The Man Who Undertook the Impossible and Did P»* *l ‘ cn not affiliated I t " Young People's Unions, G:30. Evening Service, 7:30. Mr. Scholflclc^ will have charge of the music in all the service*. friends Tho special m eetings close with loathe lewon tho evening service. _ We hare new carta and repair* for the old one* «,| ik o n c l a s s ^ ’ morning showed I ^ t us book your order fo r a new qd* or repair th«, METHODIST C I& R C ll .o f the nwrffin~ sermon ,dt • •< if h a t Shall We. Do W|tli f e w hiw»TCt( th«l W ^ .hould have been Thosa who a m burdrnctl nnd enow „nrrCct. Raf worriwl or disappointed' n n ' ' INCORPORATED 1th*1 on “ lxivc" T« the class on Next clallv Invited to this sdrvici?. jlie fu l Sunday School at 9:30 n. m. Fred R. WilPhone 3 8 8 -------------- ----------- “ --------207 F‘ r01 E pw orth LcUctic " ’'*1 meet a t It ifl 01 w„ r3'lrb<«’Mnn. k" “JMr. j , " WH* ■” b ‘ 0:30 p. m. ......Wll■III . . . * „ Special eermor) ot the night sorvIcc. ‘ . ^------- -t tUbjwb CHRIBTIXN S C lE N t’E jorfe P®1)r. I W. Car. SOCIETY. lesson. prrjcnt Christian Science services nri> held in the Woman'.* Club. Oak If you just say •pant," when you order, it makes no, ■ Somebody Knows": Avenue, near Third Street. where you order it; tl • - . * Mrs. M o w n , Sunday School at 10 a. in. j Ilnrrold. n.TT IF YOU WANT “QUALITY I'AIXt I Services At 11 a. m. Subj«*cl »<>r HE S U R E TO SPEC IFY tomorrow: "DiK-trine of Atone "Soss Ei-iscorAL , m ent”. , E b e rs o n -L in d s le y P a in t Wednesday evening meeting at i teMOTth Sun|8 p. m. in the rending room. A free reading room where the Triott v. the HiKh Bible nit authorized literatnre gchis'l ,n ,f „ 1UIC nnd __________ •>rilin' n t . ' ;-,l lho Ml- on Christian Science may be read. -113 MAGNOLIA AVRNI K­ 1 “ borrowed or purchased, is open on 1 jj/w'hirhlU • Rov.Cam- Wednesday nnd Saturday from of Soulhcrn to 5 nt room 517 F irs t National b'P ,-hnrch is call 4 Hrtnlc Butldlmr . 1 Ail ore welcome to attend the services nnd to make " Piriiish-t' immediately use of the rending room. vic«4 3 Seminole Feed Go. P H O N E 94,. NORTH ELM MAHONEY - WALKER CO : fbr conlnnmlty as a whole, hr said. there arc only a few who are a n - . . ,. y,d while there are many who' I arc* bcncfiUcd. . It wu' generally agreed that the m atter should he settled by Mayor ' 1 nke und Mr. Duma*. Road Finns N early Ready. President Edward Higgins of the, chamber slates that a meeting o f' ll.e Gut'll Road* Committee of the j . organization was held the first of the week, ami the m ntter of roads tn he included in the proposed $ 1 .-|, n A tD BR'DE.5coo non bond issue i* practically )• Ivied and thut during n e x t , * r i o v i r ? GtRl_ vyA* wc. 's those sections of- 4hr county (• nontax net atrendv entirely satisfied with J. ■l„. program as it stands at present will he given an opportunity to pns- ! Ph o t o : d l b i D a n i e l s «n DEfWiTirut u i f i r e w e d d i n g G o w w --------------------their views and advance any \ i VjHITC SATIM (* GEDHGETTE TRlMMfD IN 0«CHlD-SH-VED HlOBOW O CHINCh U LA ,m oment m behalf of their respec­ Ln G en ev a The combination of this color and tive communities. : i Y’ou may not know It, bnt when tho dlrectolre mode (which Is en-1 Ukc M onroe Vote FtOU f«»r 'Gator Band. An old-fash so much popularity tin* 'hi* for Is exquisite Joying bo ttu* moving picture star Is called F, F. Householder asm*: 'he luned necklace Is worn with this your). It expresses a classic mood nos of Mis* William.' Tha friends ti.iile body to endorse the m ove-' ^ co*t ii mo. lcatn th. at she is again r^upon to play tho part nf a bride thut Is very charming. L a.trr* of Monr°? nr<* ttliul to lCA,.. s tu lted l>y the Kissimmee Ik* ..using much Tho bridesmaids' costumes It. i mi'ing trading In T h # i HctnW cam paign-, \H ufl much oxcltrmenl about The gown Is shown In the pho [to rise Chaudier "I t "irmerce f"t hiimuj:f • * the picture are more old fushloiiod ah'"g shore. Digraph above. It Is made with a V C m T.r d, frq|n: Meade linker left 'Thursduy f»r her wi'drllng gown ua thero would white sntln slip of the highest than modern Iti spirit Finely ne food- to send the University 4*1 , , be were alio really selerilng her «hib- trucking Iis pleated, high watsted b'liu iila hand with the football IJ ; £ Columbia. 8 . (k____ most brilliant sheen. Over this I* cordeon ER water and tnousands own wedding gown for h e r own a white georgette top. with high (rocks, with while lure gulmps. und »,iond when It goes to West Point J, Miss M argaret Ur«Kc.v nnd hc' r worth ..i, „f (rrtili*er is ',,, piav the Aimy ami moved that waist handed with a wide sash of hows of orchid ami silver ribbon the Sanford *hamber give 4 1"" *" Th. liridges I riend. Mr. Louque. motored to Snn real wedding. cpt p away Flow The costumes nrc orchid pink. Pic Wlit'ii Beho Daniels, tho Para- orchid silver metal ribbon being rapidly re p air-j ford Wednesday night and attend Th' unit mii + + an uiresquii hats with plumes com ward this movement. Ol.lt tel I efer ■l ers hang from this, all mdde of safe again on cj , , lp minstrel. im>nn t ^tor. heard t Ii.it sbo was to passed and the avclinit i« idem the effect—and oh. yes! thero -------nd* Firmer* are arc busy uur.. , ,., the I'tnami t nmmtttee It b,- a brirle in "Dangerous Money” various tone* of tdlvnr cloth pink w a s h n i 11 i l l ' Henry llnrrim.-il B„d ^-fertilizing wdh tillvor, green-silver. lavender-silver, are long staffs----paid to the proper «uth"iiIrai k I hruised rccenliv '" « f‘»otlmll g »•'*' slid exhibited uh tnurh concern ns etc. There Is olio sleeve, on the The little flower girls have will I ,as said, as sunn a- food* At brjnrmr 'hi i mi ne.*. it vy; ' but says he will not giM' up th. though It were tho real tiling! Htrnlght frocks, polka dotted with ter many conferences wllh her cos right arm, shirred, and handed In pinkish daisies, nppllqued. big f.O the puip"**' are aviiilal'le It sport. turner, und great di llherniion. Miss four rows of chinchilla. Chinchilla poke bonnets, nnd low. heel less ,, „ o.atte. of advertising H o n d a . the lltth *“» A - stated. , Daniels chose the empire mode borders the gcorgi-tln trulti Barrnev White i* «l home slippers Big hows adorn the hut It Curt.-4 M"*•'• “ f )Nl^1 headdress of orchid-silver ribbon \r,-rpt i.olf ( bnllenge. few (lavs. The empire mod" Is u more dlgn! t. di"l I t' iIsv at JaeK- visit for a and send down long streamers. A tc odulioii fioin the Junior (urinal development o f , and chinchilla Is very queenly •herr he hml liis n taken Geneva resident.* have to g l" lied, moru ( handier of C.iinmer.e was I. ail | ,„| The little hoy by waV of hanfonl Si a chnlleiipimr Di.' senior body, il.'tig bnrM ii'»i li'Vable nnd Oveido account of high water on will the Hnlary Club and Do K " r ill*' iiiti ri• • r «'f t^>' , bavith. -\mpiithy of k: v, iii . d u l l of this elt> I" a K"lf |. , 111 W (It'M HI l tlll'M ? * * H 'HlU*' thru b e reav e nuntt v nr ............. o n I to he held f». the pur i cd11 ;i*ii.'• l lint :11a«41* I" I . .. «*f |iiifiM«»tinjf thi* piirli* ulai Ilf pl'nVf'il Ii Ini lu-llf I • 1* sp,,it iii Sanford nod f"r the (>ur I,, Within lilt* VtifiX »,f ' 1 I. h'M w... -T rv In h; -r ..I advertising Sanford's ne larged linrhcr -Imn. a new be.iun hit di ath -f '" tie Edna .;. .;..;. A a 4. ^ .5..;. 4. . j . 4. 4, .> + + <•-r + v + *■ <•v v loaincipal golf enursc lh e jT T mi■loi anil u dena it oh ot >1 in.'Mo, Frank llailiw-'X. "f AliamoivD 1h litirh ... u n ci at Orlando ,1 to writ. y was authorized „nl„.t with a live lie. oiulioii In*> •' !•« ‘"I'i' ' .md inb.mlo. -pent Frnla, Ironi n e k n o w ledii '" lltth gill was well “ loday Do ^ well Diyv 11 < From Small SI ore Grows Into 1iillal'n, • .,! f o l d .......... Ri ng ' " g i v e S a n - the juriin; organtr.ati"" i!.'f!». | H ' ,„g VH»eirit fff ihfra-esolujlim und in*I, r, wIn n *'"' ome lived T. \' WoM. <>: u.ii '. ' omnr t- . ! Hiu Department Store + •> DuBose. ol Snolcrd S.^rri-TTr. .. Chance ,,,F . - e p t i n g t h e e h a l l e n g e ^ m.| mhl numl'ff- lis* rag it$lr’ to - 1 'M - i t t r j r l l t i n d r e d E m p l » > c W •.lev es.” In c ieinoiolt Alp.* Flu. T l t r o l v i ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ — 4+ Vrftr nn Injur * l i no.' : "f Oi Columbia 4+ b u ild in g , /iru i M. H u . Do ox fia- i . p p i o p r i a l e d froin Columbia, 8 your ."v M W Now ! of till' fouiniatl"*i "f tl" fchn h« v'.i' «hn.wn from ii at >i u'oarv ^ W I L L I A M S MISS , ,, p , n e t leully all in t h e Inn iromi till wlulf making to A tlanta. Gn Hex. Brownie* Ynwel! Drew ConiPHiiv of Uibiml". W A N T K I) . I h i the grywth "f tin' t'«tab U l a m o n t e S p r i n g s , on the M M N T A 1N S L E A D tli« I- o l Y o u w i l l I’m < ii v e r y i»vofi| stall'd that A tlanta had made tie iffering spacliibment from a -mall store. In ! synod a proposition " ... IN P IC C O N T E S T I" ' 'l 1„I . * a n d hi!!- '•• «*" r i g h t | Vowel! of t " Merritt and iiou* grounds and ....... xl 0 '''‘‘ ‘ f . Ol'gll.g l" t o c o n s u l t u s i n a n y niuti . r D> Di xi e H i g h w a y S o i m "f inUnd«»> --I'u l.t Hi s t il u t i*»M«; (Continued flora page I I May Brown. und e.iuipmeiit* KIU," ' ,‘ l.| . - l a t e - < 1" el> h. h u . . | | i lViir m t lit- p r o i M •**!• »*"• ^ rnVV,K i . i i i < *i »•■ It- l d i " g ' Mu \ .... k end at g r a n tin g an additional F--1 • ^J , f„r Do pa-I »" year•l t!in! i <*iiifiiui'ft a !-• fi'Miut ii* aii ..Ot < t. I •ve W . s- "« ' •building, co n cern s Ml Ih.ll'l that dow m ent fund , III f |y '• | 1*1 « I VI'll l ' l 1*4’ H l I Hi 1 I " •, . . i\ er c v»■r v ho" .' " T o Tran*!*'* Seminary ...x ha- a uni.pl* selling pin". '* '' «ii»\ ui u g suh-« i iplion- a* l It I■ 11s.ift have n illJ A fter eonsideri. g thi* ••«»* ' " " m o d e lin g or g e n era it -aol. .-* ilmg i" .unt* " f •v1"' , *' ......... ‘ I* r«•III -lnull ' I u t * $iHi »•> loi'Uiitains of an,llllll Extra \»t«,1 to follow the ' exampli , j ...ini.aiiv >wi taki 114»»’i I. ll(1l , . t tail, ii ,g •> bit g' vville, where synoil a g re r .1 I" 1" \i, exlia -....... of the Alabama. lieorgl.i «• * ""'! , v“ ....... ( m, ............. .. 1 ti< m w o i ’ L .warded '• D f ..... . S o u th C a r o l i n a sym -*' a 1 o . i u i t•*■- .md D.,.t l " i « ' i * P d e l i v e r y in e a n 3 m u c h to a b u ild e r and prom pt delivery w e a s s u r e b y m a in ta in in g c o n ­ s t a n t l y a la r g e s t o c k o f q u a l­ ity b u ild in g m a te r ia ls . M a k in g deliveries as a b u ild e r m a y w is h — in q u a n t i­ ties or in in s t a lm e n ts — b u t a l w a y s p r o m p tly , h a s w o n u s m a n y frien d s. On e f f i c i e n t d e l i v e r y is b a se d o u r re p u ta tio n . HI L L L U M B E R CO Monte of Zip Service I :i -I* 11 O N !Let |- J _ i 11 - * *• a. | ouse OUST PBim; Ps.nl; yns . . . FlalWaU W.U t ___ Or»» 1 in iu7. »h. ah.d. Too H ‘ V a n t gwl or ^ U r» Church Gathering r In Jacksonville, Decided S u c c e s s R A P I D (.ROW 1H «k»> in nil P a i n t •»««» U. nod \ letol hB " W* ^ * " '^ ,1 home after I t o e f f e c t t h e t r a n s f e r . .IV - i d " h Rev Brownlee. The l a s t t o p i c f IM'IK'I b I m u I Ipieg . « i,t> • (•" dtv i ill I " I'll*' ll* i aid .1 in. r. m Bill.*' i m l» .. . |...k today and >" g'»»b women's w.aitng •ilda'el. it the oldv ' x. In* liseusM 'di was ill O rla n d o e s t t o collie u p ( " l d <0. 0 . , ^ \ Coller, s T h e B u il THE BALL HARDWARE CO. x THERE (?£AUy Somewhere or Nowhere at in du\ mght M.'liex U bile liH il t.x. Iut- t In | WII -’ll OOP exlfa x nt.'s I ..I !' (hi.I- must g«t bu*X I""l make this past (out v .a r s . w. Ih ile . . . I... l a IB MIC III b- is a no .., (Milling we. k one of . '.'S ' a.dvilv I........... f Die Heal Esllile Hoard. N'metv nine Dollars ill Sill.' . I I P I 'ha ..her "f Ci.llliueli e. Elks and It mu I be tn.os will not win j 1on or over To Ie« l ive llo -e • d Masons. .li'H.ita l ' " 1e* *'..nl«"dnnl- ooi't i»' Mi Ili.it),' "X " i l l !>»• m Son I old ..iM.ilttll) 1 u.'*da> and Wednesday on:in on th* jump every d;v 'I'll.*v m e urg**l not to wail " " ' i,, conduct pal tins to Altamonte, hi- , l( |||lh h. ranged, it is .inn»um . .ltd Die last dav " f the for, »l.e. king in but to m 1 " “ t. r the m a n g e Hell's log de lux' {(| nl„ kt. f r,M- n il'* every tw " point to turn in all m d 'se i.i'o .o s ^ dav of the week *» lhl,t , l "' ho.lt s .lullin' tnese lw« days. I he . ' 30 x 3V2 ....................................................... 32 x 4 ............................... 33 x 4 ............. .— ......................... .. $ 6.95 $15.75 666 "T berCommerce Take Visitors Tour Of C i t y W.J. THIGPEN TIRE SPECIAL! " TAfcOMAH. Wash., Oct. Tho Shenandoah sent a m m s a | her mttdring m ast ah Camp l Just btffftre 9 o'clock this m enu that she would be unabld to without valving helium, and wool not tie up until 4 o’clock this r ernoon. The ship was In at here at 1:10 o'clock. A heavy fo« • * • • Then* nrc very few pornoim who iloultt the ,)t)Wer of the little Henrltl riiwsiflcd A<1«. Rut thtwe indlvichiiilfl who nre skeptical of th e ir value have only to watch other users p r o f i t in otiler to hcctime coiivincetl. R c c e n liv It o reul t o r n o f A 1' C n n n c l l j ' 4, ..I I l l ' s H IV . m - l i r c l 2 0 n n s w e r s . f r o m M c little ml T n s a y l l i e v b e l i e v e m c l n a u f t c i l '“ I" '* p u ttin g »i nultlly. Can any easier or more roauUful methml he emnlove.1 to remit those persons you are desirous c f 1r e m‘ 'h i u K . than through Iho use of Classified Ads.? effective for uny proposition of Th e y ui e merit. An nil-inker, with poised pencil, is waiting at photic I 18 (" help you ID't results. Sanford People To (iet Chance to See Altamonte L a n d s [liolh ll.iwkio- and dnugh I" COCKTAILS » Layii, 11 Hawkins have t h e o f f e r o f t h e ‘J i e n e rr al Assemh , In t h e i.Ml' Ii the follow llig of Home Mi*su"'s to thin le-mi' at Green- li es C o m m i t t e e s a id . Shrim p Cocktail Bytiodical e v a n g e lis t ()v«ti*r (TK 'ptm l To meet pjuf **«T H*1" 1 11x1 „ —--- r— - ' — ‘ •—' "In DU I stdl g r e a te r . sponsion to finance u of Florida, and t h i s ' was mad. when Mi Yowell to g e th ­ V a r n i s h t s q u I i t n i M il wa harro i s— -• ■*-* —* " ; f o r t h e s t a l e R E L ISH E S ,l.l» sw •txxJ.n1 a cx«npl«t» Una of Daw^ ▼ |Jnhi. 11. 11, visited Ireln | o f f e r w a s accept . ' *,1 l.y the synod | er with I'. *' I i .i . k w oi th. imothei P a l m a n d V arn ish P ro ducts. Suiala m erchant, ui.il* ll |'. the Ynwcll H earls of Celery OllVt'H H e r . you m a y aelect wHhtxif ........................... '■- a Dr u c. k"w o r K t h S« on pm • all u m l e r l u k ...................................................... ... ' n s t n o t k m arxl buy With fufl oonftS S L B IIB IIS litrrtiiititii* i t which wus to failuic ing that was I i u m i s e d s o i l 's LonvUlJ «. » """I"""" A.1X. k n o w in g t h a t you a r a gtKtm* rU n»v« i .ii the school EriIroip .ts ll.eeptwm will, a clD av o s S u iirsra s Quality l a * • « » u.n unilimmeil bx promise of lad S I U B B IIB B B B I I I I E I I I i a i R I I I S I I I I I I I I I I M 11111 |lili|! Vkrt*4 i - t polled on act/Slk-kXlsI Bswktct Chicken Mulligutuwney high Wat. ure success was attained when "" | .li.nual v l». 1914 a (out st.uv Hal| it' I 5 till* be started pioi.ipllv of Mr llaithv SALADS nl T ,!*...1. who lias he*>n th. act upnr onpe toismi t ieomnoMppears lo o k building W*s opened to ll.e ■ h i l l d i n g s e z : Attention i» drawn iii t ho a.Lvertiu , n ll., n « t lt.*l \ <1 f.'T tin past week is MUbllf at Orange and • elitral A " Herald. that there remains inmli t« F ru it Salatl ■luii.n "f t"*«t*j' 11v ‘'Iks' t ■••• which ha. not b*a*tt th " 4 Jivrripg it,,, i to the pleus- he held m October. U'lh. V PH O N E EIGHT IiiUI'P Thi'- w;u ii wti p dilownui hitr |i* tiu.ii\ ft let.ds. wol ked a n d aml'lllpu; colit ENTREES B a r g a i n * In iepor-se*s.d l'" " * HDEVOE PAINT AND.VARN1SH PRODUCTS S A N F O R D - B K l . A N J V “ |JJ;'’"T ” ,lk|; ,!l\' V.'V. Vi j , w ,11 a.'< t" I', that there , n .... All I \ pes «tii hand * wti t" ion .u, .■ that 1 am a re in Selim ole . ounlv who Ii ) ( lit I II^* Roast T urkey Stuffed w ith French Dressing, „ post .loot t" r , t Z W " III. I an |,|« Tribune's R O A D I S M E N - A U E hevn cunvns'cd for *«)'*" with C ran b erry Sauce N.iitl. I'-ilim ttu A m T w o K I N M O P P A IN T — run! \ ' ..oiest" Every B Y i-i> a g r o . e . v d*....... e p a r t iiient. .-itli* ■ the d u d ' or the F L O O D VV A I fc*K n„-ot. ........................... . ... ■ M xul.*. i'piioo new and re ' , (u r n it u t e . le p a i n n e n l l - a " r “ issue of The Herald Roast Chicken Stuffed with French Dressing Ml !.. g'. .tU a|ipreciated P A I N T S W H A T IS g a rd en , moving I 'n t u r e show, with Apple Sauce Another Note Reduction (Continued from l’»g‘ >» , r....f drin k p a r lo r and c a fe were H 4.Inin, t or. Oak and soft Spring Chicken Fried Country Style After next Sntur.luy tug!*' ’he I’hie. No I M W. Ladded . i . m . l oil the roof of the building ■ill.cr, in the ..." AND PA IN T S W H A T A lW T . voting s.he.lulv will again t« ‘ ut , Roast Leg of Spring U tm p with Fried Sweet Potatoes " l 1puh the w it h d ra w a l of Mr down. Voting puwei of sul - 'ipI all lies Union w,IU this morning that .1 „ D u c k w o rt h to heroine may* r of th. ■ ■ m m • V EG E TA B LES 11.', ember 13. re ii m i necec - Melbourne m c ' . u o u . " ' road, ---- • m a r ly a , . nv t n e o a m e of the l l t n i wus Uuns will bo reduced lw» i"" tune irrlure travel over this rout | f,b|l| w| Yowrell Drew « omimoy. tunes. Again next Saturda t> .. pisaerlptlu.. I.fle e r. |lr..a .o - llr« a « eara . prirw h ivimjj l>* « n thou on tho night of N.rx*m'" '*'»■ , Steam ed Rice in B u tte r . Fureo of Potatoes Mr Ib'iijuniui may be rc^unurt. i/. . ........III....... . nm...**...— Again next Wcdnesijus «*» " ! 't MM tl. it tfaiimi S p ag h etti nu Oral in The Tam pa road *"Uth l,f K^ r v lee pri'siiji'lil ml »«>* •*«!>• '' * |l la U*« . f . .(iilestants and lh* u *l • ; kin**# , immee :« p«»«ble. a lrn.|mrar> lio n in D.M4 published in Tint lf< raid. D ESSERT "The spirit of progress tnsptied 'will be S « " t o . b ~ n nuH >» ■‘“ '"I'u” ., dn.« t r n . . b . t o r , n r , . . vM" " ' * ' 1 htill farlh<*r iulM*ni^ anu in \r.ipj when •1 fifth floor was added ami a «*ar * i a B * i p a r s i M * c i i i s x Raisin Cake a la Mode ■ ■ places in the r« ad hut th. s* nut (iunK^l * later the three -tor* furniture m<erossed with care, are Are you getting ihend, going backwards or DRINKS n e i w s . com 'd e l e d T h is annex it is announced. OU8t lH-eause of its depth and -* large | r>tiriui«l (ru*n Rage 1 .) H O W M U C H W IL L Y O U B E Lake otili Risinx Milk ich »ust landing st ill ? Ice Tea town. Coffee Mr». II. G. Learner, Mrs. The water in Lake Monroe t"s* mezzanine floor added as I n ^ i l the other cases the sower s us the main buildin ' „ during space \ tri ■ Mr. and Mrs. G. M. | ttwo and „ nd au nuarter quarter inyhea _ did hU duty— ho “ went forth to HKE ME ABOUT THEM “ In the more recent year* many ^3 W O R T H I N . T E N Y E A R S ? Jr.. George Parker, 3 r d , i , hc j» 4 -hour ,>«rlod ending this morn low ." The accd *»■ the aame In IN T H E S O U T H . _ .uiLtar iiLulsu. -Jt aiW* *"ur When you s u m * and invest it wisely, you have T It E B B S T C H E F Mr* Roy G. Burge Mr. | J according to nn annwincemen ™ c h case, #0 th a t the o p p o rtu n e Flui.i.. ,o b* rttv r r e u' . 'i ;■ .... th< right road to proapi Moure. Mr. and Mrs. . J5 ’ . .... »!*% • officials* “ The rise Here equal i the fa u lt was all •G 1. Moore, Mr. and Mr*, ^ d i y ' b y city ,ia„ bw?n If v. 11 learned tin* knack of getting ahead. laird, you ♦+•> <•+ + * <•+♦ + 4>4-^♦* ♦ ♦ + * ♦ *+ + 4”>* <"fr + ■>'! fxird Mr. and Mrs. L. C. during the entire week . - in the *oll. ■■■■■■■■■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ + + 4-+ + v + + + + + + <' + v Tour in im-amj ' j M‘ j ' J-ift*oi'l1agT(la' rant ' 8 C U P E D Aubrey Sayryer, Nelson contU tent although the r.se is ’N o ju s t complaint can be re gis­ ucum utul.' m uquamU'i' all your earnings, you ure directly head­ tali, autplu te re d by the Indifferent, by the Di(Mr and Mrs. A. Rice King, W IT H O U T litlj & t U''t‘*asIitl^* u codatunt, or by the preoccupied; but Br> F. C. Sawyer, Mi** , l M ^ n t T h e t Y u '/ s U n d * near ed and eventually will a rriv e ut “ Nowhere.” : 5 SURGERY It.>v* much ttlll >u l/« w. Intereatcd, the eteadfaat and ly j V l n c h e s over the bulkhead and Britton, Mrs. Elina .Smith, ‘ the ltd* .jui ^ l l he Hitting alttlng on tha the aidealda­ g r* Iff tt.la no. sfiuf "t* r',"’ “ "■qMrv2i,uu iattll 'fV , t ! w - - i h . ....*• x* ho dsv-mre.) j.'S (n*'. Earl Roming, Marian ha? * almost compietelY -overed . U»». I t . tioo ... $ J . » « the fa ith fu l can Tejolc# a t the I I.I* * ■ » watching 8" !i t lU* 1 t 7,,, ,„■.««>( •> « ovrrKXxih 1 ’ hundance of th e harvest which Is hr and Mrs. R. E. Grav- section of asphalt paving C"r' !'tru “ Your savings or surplus money deposited with , pl an x*ID. you. f Ut vV cT X ..u j a # i Franri* Sawyer, MUx Lou- ed along the lakefront..raccntl> b> B«ccmTv!1/ T m t ^ kr tki •hi. I,la h s f , ; «o • uc. e .i In building f»r t"r fa■Those also can rejoice who In Mrs Mary Cameron, the city. I’«ved roxds* K he -*k(> c mu . to to aliriW )«•'! I,,r a m b u l a n t m e t h o d us will be absolutely safe und convenient. The 'T a i n t s wJiat ain ’t ” are th e winds usualll| Avery, Mr. und Mrs. W. S. e ,c e n t for Palm etto Avenue to th. lu re . belr sowing find conditions favorNo t e w p l u f . n o " S T f ^ o T t o t a S ^ )U and heart* th a t a r e both recap1 irunri. Marshall, Mr. L-.jy(jc j jne dock are still closed am cheap. Experience teaches they are not worth you F IR E S T O N E U T IL IT Y C O R D S iv s and capable o f m ultiplying tha <ru?weS*a52a| •>'*■<•■<*•£*' ' . ■' k V Morse, Mr. and Mrs. • wjjj r e maln ao until the w a te r *u'> jruu. . Una'LJVJd^ on. T ry our best ready-mixed house paints, lions made upon them. Rend f«r Fra* Booklet— Salisbury, Mr. and M r e . ^ j j , * lt |« jiaid. A Question of Tima"'urinO PH** am* P(*0r will save you money, tim e and worry. Hut •on, Mr and Mrs. W. A.i Even If there Is no mo1r‘! ,r“ ’. 1 0 0 .0 0 0 ° " CAPITAL’ The J a y will come when “ every ; hr. and Mrs. W. W. Morseveral dt>'» the w ater in the aw d m shall Low and evyry tongue r »nd Mrs. Robert Mor- will continue to rite for *0D' c j“ m ' Geo. L . P ic keraoa i n f e s t " ; It Is only a question of ...................................... ............... .............. ...........................................................$ 1 6 ^ 5 »nd' ”Mrs. Jesse *Poilitt. * n W c a d City En« l n w r nFrw h on If Wg can Increase o ur own B SC T A L AND Freddy Poilitt, Mr. and William* F riday afternoon- When H^ ' ---- ' — to __dsurrender ' oursclvie Rims Firesto n e Gum-Dipped Cordd m VhV'.s. i Wj d*J' R, Liliard, Mark LlUard, 1MUNITY BUILDER and allow Him to Increase jsjole__New Essex 6 and o th ers with 31-4 hr». C, L. Center, Mr. and _wo pap hasten the com­ give you 20,000 miles on tnese cars. *• duller, Eleanor EUxa' t h a t day, »nd so we can hasti i F .P . FOSTER | and Mrs. V. E. f i o w ^ b e d e t e r m i n e f eomlng if we can, hy a better ' --------- u L' - ~ ^ C O M P A N Y word, bv by Miss Edna Floyd, " _______ of Cod's -*wd:\J S t. i 0 9 m a g n o l i a avl 0 w *n l £ h » *. 1* * * n.® n -S AN FORD, FL A to tho number W E S T F I I t f i T STREETWP l A l s r a ,a P 5 c e i L l-itei . . . * « * * * * * .* * .! 1 1 Bargains. Yo HERALD ms nmu IH Otttr Halil Waaa i I i S SANFORD] LOAN AND SA V IN G S 5ANF0RD.FIA CarterLumber Phone 565 FIRST -IN SERVICE alw ays th e sam e— XX XX XX c Anything You Want in Paint and Varnish Products Sunday Dinner it ii IIUC x A t C a n t p L (e w is I p u LI The Bell Cafe I Shenandoah , Waiting To Help ll LOSSING PAINT CO. INI r o m p t D U ■ prTTEBUROH, Oct. ISr-d headless and silken paja body of John LapagUa, ' Italian merchant, waa found apartm ent today. The head* heen several by an axe. Pol working on three t h f » r i « ^ t h a t t mnri w as the victim of black-bgt a r ^ bootlcggera or a w o m a n .. Paul W hitehurst« DO YOU JUST .SAY PAI DEI „ WASHINGTON. Oct. 18-— P res­ ident Coolidge plana to call a con­ ference on agriculture In the near (Continued from Page 1) necessarily delayed; stock coming future ns a firs t step in his p ro ­ In on the night trains must be v e d investigation of fa rm ing conbrought in nnd unloaded; and ditions by a ‘ special commlwlon. freight loaded during the dny by NO TR AC E O F BOBBERS the various business houses must SPRING POUT. Mich.. Ort- 1 ° - ! he taken out for shipment or othertrace has been found of the hero nt night, and would thus be [ wine hciiN y losses In time will r e ­ m it. indirectly causing a great rtnnmial Ions. The above arc some ncgoUablo sccuntleX., r ■? of thu specific reasons why night [switching, in the opinion of Mr.; Dumas, must, continue. | In conclusion Mr. Dumas stated liiu'v he und tho railroad arc anx­ Instructor in Violin ious to co-operate with the city nnd the Chamber of Commerce in dlsStudio-hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. , rtM- |n r with unnecessary noise dur • in,* tin* ni S ’c t B o i l n 1S M l d * M W * however, t h a t ........ - . have I" eu greatly overestimated, j o s 'Compared with the good done f o r | — Vit i» .Body t^ S T G H 'A B E H A L F R A IL R O A D Y ellow Jacki Spray Cart w a n t m o re E g g s p e r fe e d ro lla r— SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK AT SANFORD, FLORIDA 5 P E C 1A re a lly • 'B # . L O C A L We a re A * -----ta g e n ts for for tha T rn rk FRER KR IC K, Md.. Oct. 18.—Th# a t e of 19 citizen* of Mycmville— w e n *nd one woman— Friday Coercion, Intim idation, False r b t were placed in the hands of P ro p ag an d a and Rig Sums l e f Ju d g e Hammond U m e r and of Money A re Charged _i*ociat« Ju dge R obert' B. P eter By Democratic le n d e r s pen the ooncluaion In circuit court tho “t a r and fe a th e r ca**»” grow oat of an attack la*t July upon W ASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—The M l u Dorothy, Grandon. Veerdlct* Democratic committee declared in tjrtll be , rendered and tentcnces a statem ent Friday night th at "in­ TWO CASES IN CITY COURT. Only two cases were on the porenounced by, the cotjrt Oct. 27. timidation. coercion, false propa. F ourteen 6f the defendaata gaHdh artd la rg e sum* of money— momlrtg, one of which was dis­ STOVE AND pleaded guilty 'and five not th«f ancient Republican devices for missed and the other supposedly uilty to charge* of rioting,! -and carrying elections are being used continued as the docket boro no F IR E PLACE CUT TO SUIT J m tw in g themxelve* upon the In all p arts of the country. °c- mark of its disposal. The cases were: W. Pixlcr, reck-j , mercy of th e court, took the *t*nd cording to rep o rts reaching W ash­ SEE less driving; D. W. Crider, reckone by one and told their con­ ington. J. D . D A V IS O N nection With the affair. Roscoe Various brokerage concerns in | ,0M drivi" * b i a s e d Doub, a twentieth defendant, has Wall street and elsewhere," said n o t been apprehended. . the statem ent, “ hnvc been sending i t i c r n i r r n r t i i i : roM»iTi«»\ n r .J:*- Dcfenie counsel made brief out letters purporting to give in­ statem ents to tha court, asking formation about the stock mnrket t h a t mitigation of punishm ent for but really intended ns propaganda the guilty and acquittal fo r those for Coolidge. , who pleaded not guilty. “ Officials of the internal reve­ ,r ; Once attacking the character of nue bureau have been found to be Miss Grandon, the defense atto- including with receipts and letter* neys offered to call witnesses to to income tnx payers statement* I n flar Minfr of 1‘ lo rltin nf fNr rl«»«e of I m a l n r M , O r l o f . r r Ufh. 1DJ4, te itif y regarding her actions, but crediting the recent reduction of IIIIH O I m i : * J u d g e U m e r interrupted, to say: r:. “There a re lawful methods for taxes to Secretary Mellon who. •arm on H«*h I Kntn(«* I *«f..700 00 with President Coolidge. actually {•'DHtiN mii (*Mllnl»*ral S**ciirU> l l l l i f i t h a n I(• .i I 1 dealing with such conditions." opposed the decrcnse that wa* r ».4 loo.oo i Kfitm*' I Evidence of this n a tu re was rulr. •••;. ! A l l o t h e r l.uMiiN Miifl I M»4*«Hitit n made. . i cd out during the trial. 1,34t*. 42 “ From Indianapolis comes the i >vrnlr<iftft n* 200 no rnlt«Ml StfilfH Honda J u d g e U m e r announced it would charge that negro letter carrier* UllUT ItMfldn f.O | hD00 ta k e some time for the court to 73C.11 b e in g .w a r n e d th a t if th e y r « * t v r u n . - n t r . ‘ arrive a t decisions in the case*. dare r « f.Mi 34 o n ’t p r o m is t* t o v o t e f o r C o o l i d g e I'a nW In a Mouse. K u r n l t o r ^ m x l K U i i i l h K.72f, r»5 ► Inasmuch as all the evidence is to ■ »X at - ill I - |L Ulhrr l-.alalcI |fc3.373 f.0 V be considered simuntaneously and a n d D hvvch tn<*y u i l l lost* t h e i r p • p t|f f r o m !m*(»r|>nrMi«*d H a n k a 4 .i i r. io ItitionH." *t *1%all Itrma thta must be typed. llo I t e f u K e s Interview, I <'■»•> on Mnmt Six years imprisonment is *nid GREENSBORO, N. C.. Oct. 18.— 1I’asli Itesert. •‘in r.r. : t o be the most severe sentence Ri*hop follins Denny, presiding f- . over passed in Maryland for riot- over the Western North Carolina ( I i n i ’.^us.al T< >T \ I. jfcing. Methodist conference last night i i \li11 l l i i :h Those who pleaded guilty to the declined to see newspaper men in 1MU IHIII 00 j 'c h a rg e arc: Mrs. Mary Shank, Har- regard to the withdrawal from the I ' n p l t a l Rlof k I*.lid In mill Oil . i» t y Leatherm an, A rth u r Rice, Alvin conference of Rev. Tom P. Jimi- Fiirpliii* Fiiml Rice, Irving Rice, Calvin Shank, son of Spencer, elector at-large for I ’ ml I v Idrd I'iMfUw tl kh Kkpt'ii*** i rid 'I .»x» •I I'm 4*• Dal.l) .Roma Shank, Grayson Doub, John the LaFollette-Wheeler ticket who 1»Iv M** 71 6(1 ih 1h I *npn Itl m Langdon, Harold Crossnlckle, Will­ * • 1 1 I •)*'•' l I M I ndl vldiiM I I *• pt.alf * » 2; 4. i a:»:••.* i a m H aupt, W alter Shank, Fred Friday morning vountarily with­ SnvItiK IM*| m»*»Il »• l \ •• i • ii drew from tho conference. After 1P'lnaml 1Vi t If i« nt • - •f | It*pi iM11 -Shepley and Vernon Summers. Paul III 11 ..... I ifpMMlI Tim** IV i llfil'iltr■»( withdrawing Rev. Mr. Jimison is­ 7 2»* I I •Qrossnlckle, John Shepley, Chester I*4*M If It’d I'h f t k t * 2 i • ( : ♦. Sum m ers, Claude Toms and How­ sued a statem ent in which tie said I' mrIi If I' h I *ll ••*' k H 4ml nllllltllllK pressure had been brought to hear a r d Toms pleaded not guilty. t 11 2A4 to make him leave the conference PmI/i I l»tpMi»|lM OHO (Ml I ( III I M f-M tl III ftl N o l i n mid mill* previously «*n account of political activities •• Mrs. Shahk hnd . . t 1 13 2 -iUV OI convictions. 'D >T I. " pleaded not guilty to n Vv.«r..» charge of of andMembers of the conference cab­ , M Ml t 11.I : • ta r r in g and feathering while Lea- inet, which is composed of the JJTATI (»F I’ i |( I I \ « i»l S T \ ll* d IlHlik lit! • i i. mii.Ix i*nr Itall I* I **f I In Mp; therm an and A rthur Rice were con­ eleven presiding elder* in the r»nI A It I »nd li.lUf » ..f f«|\ k»!•*X%I* vii* tit I*) I r it* llial III*- oIm. y victed of aiding and abetting in A It KI V • o feronce, nlso declined to discuss ta r r in g and feathering. On this till 4 T ATT ITST charge, these three are liable to the m ntter in any way. |U >11It KST I.A K I! Ministers who belong to the con­ (HI M.) be sentenced, ranging front 1H . . w s c i : n <■i : k ference discussed the m atter from ■ J f t m onths to 10 years. J «' lir.NNKTT. every angle confidentially hut no . lu ll ,|.IV if minister was found who would 8ul.*< i lb. >1 iiiul »« a i' ANE Si 'I III V I*ifIsI!• II vs make any formal statem ent. S erm o n M\ I .III III 1►«• »• i:\p4n B r y a n ’s S a t u r d a y IN I I I S T I I H T I O l I I T O f I M l T . l t S T A T I C " f o i l s o l T i l l. IIN Ills . +♦ •>+ + + + + + * + + + + <.+ .v++++ + + + ^ + <.++ 'M '+++++4'++++':"H">+*+ + t o u t o f i'i o n m a . (Continued from Page Four) Hi.- i ..1111*I nf A It II AMKK'K rlch<a th at choked the truth. He In TIi i i i U r ii|it Si»nt”ril Klmlitii i . Ii.■i •■!• > i i tv i'i, l i n n th o u g h t thut riches were worth "••••*■• m ore than fellowship with the great Hr•pi.-nilier J»lti Mil llh T niini-it ilelilor was ml Jii.Im*etl -•! H«n» teacher. tc-IIIIU "t | + m i l l i i i i .I i l i s t it*r f i r s i So, many a man and inanv a wo- r r i i l l l ' T S w i l l U'i-rri. f b - ' i l I*' n r +T * minti att has jja rtw i i u t in l<M$g"fel- „f ,|... !(►(•«. »l 2--««l<< Hi •” IIOT/.IX, I'rop. l-'li.t I'tn "" •••l"l"i - ' • *- * a. Ihlp with C hrllt nnd been grad- In into lows! III no A M III will'll 4 unlly weaned uw*y from Him by r , . . ,111,11. nm v "II.ml .• s i h i i I iih II" 4 *.r iii Ml.I llili’ I til* Til ■'the accumulation of wealth and by I. .. 11k I 111•I.I""'. "" " 1Illl'OS f |iH( I *•11** < lit «Mill Itl M**l 1111tiN". I Sllrli " H " I I"I»I"*-S» 'is ■«*••> T ..f ill* f "i m I Ml.l !•*»K' I"* tho cares th at come with wealth. |..f..lr III.- I...Hus T I . It* • 1*1* A Peril of llusineas. | It AN I " '1.1'• I II *'1 HI I' Uiy.-.. Business—not necessarily crook II, t . . I , n •• 1 ST! IC -l-rre T ed m ethods,'hut absorption in husijieS5— haa weaned many men uwny I from attendance at church and then T r y S m i t h ’s B a r b e r i Tnen'a pleasures until consciousness S h o p f o r g o o d b a r b e r + f-*: of God'a presence in the life i» lost u w o rk . L a d ie s w e lc o m e .,! and Interest in the coming of His — -.'k in g d o m disappears. N e x t to V a ld e z . Some young women grow up full of Christian enthusiasm nnd active In the church; then prosperity SICKLY. P E K M S Il CHILDREN. comes to them; they take charge of luxurious homes and become lead­ Children Buffering Troon ln\esti- I mil worms are cross, restless and i ers in society. The nights are turnod Into days unhealthy. There are other synip- + and tho days into nights; the activ- turns, however. if the child I* t .r w ItJes of (he week leave no energy pale, has dnrk rings under the T if*f 'for the service of Sunday. The time eyes, bail breath and tukes no " , ' i + is occupied in travel and at re so rts, terest in play, it is almost a cor- T f i r s t In search of pleasure and then tuirtty th at worms are eating away 1 • Jn search of health—with such the its vitality. The surest remedy for + 'c a re s of this world nnd the deceit- wormn ih Whitt**# ^ rvani \t*rini*'T fulness of riches choke the truth. fuge. It is positive destruction J" J W hat a tragedy that soil rich the worms but tiurmless to the * < enough to grow thorns nnd weeds child. Price 3f>c. Sold by Union la not used for the growing of food Pharmacy. .‘t h a t will nourish and flowers that £*H 11 delight! ■■HI W hat a tragedy th at talent* Unit Blight bless the world are unomployed, and money th at might wut —- « r g re a t altruiatic enterprises is w a ite d on vanities and on displuy • • th a t excites discontent among the poor. TH IS W EEK The “Good Ground." Xhia marvelous piece of imag- ONE 5-room cottage atul >>»Ui 5 e r y concludes with the ideal rondi on Park Avenue. tlon fo r seed sowing—the "good R k frr o u n d ’’: . | O N E two-Htory Dwelling tm “ And other fell on good Magnolia- Fine locution. ( ground, and did yield fruit that ONE one-ntory H-room Dwell­ , upruriK up nnd lncr#*»wii um\ ing. new, best street in b rought forth, some thirty, and aome aixty, and aorae an huntown. O wner leaving -\\iX c l {'?• I. , . ,• OGTDHEn 1U jjg* • i i 11—ttv. / la ^i V? n iHUl'.gjer 1924. .«-5r*r B TWO . ALWAYS D IF F E R E N T - -IN ORRORTUNITY + + ++ + + 't '+ 4 4 4 4 4 ^ + + The Old Reliable:... B E S T by T , E S T „ tl.i.u-vtld to.t..r.(-.l HMlumcrn drl.ikiua th at f»m«u» Elder SprmK t.-r. cl.-., o f rrj.lsl- »nd .....'» *'•* ' O ccJ from.reg» ivuil Dr. H. Bttkui h uualyniH of Elder Sprlnk» ,|,inc'ii!.T .IInst umI trail Dr. Tlt'is. Tin Clear Neutral ( ol or, K e a c tio n , F ree N one A m m o n ia , T race A lb u m in o id m m o n ia , 1.75 p a rts p e r m illio n 8.00 p a rts p e r m illio n 2 3 .0 3 p a rts p e r m illio n C h lo rin e , T o t a l S o lid u , H ard n ess, . ................ N itra te , ..N o n e .................... . .. (Signed) , -DR- T H fe, R, BAKKR, Chemist. 'J f , r ^ 1 J. •:v. ir • ' I NoiCfUjil tt.Ud.your iK-ncll und . ... i ° in - ; i lo an 'd t h e ftbuvu f u t u r e s a u t l c o m - . 1\J\J 1 p u i V( |u uupcr'or w*' ’ * B A. 1 1 Im JudiB lor youruelf l I f . your p r iv to ,. to wkto you «al.t, but m on the job, yvith courtesy and service as our mottCT,^ . , . ,,, Just phone 311 and «ive us a triaL Hi J. CLAUSE, Distributor. d ftiU f tW i l i d i B '' - \ ’ �i r c j r l lwr •V>. CffTF'V Sfis? - Psv3 y *fACE FOUR ? .'Td TlOAM T H E SA N FO R D H BftA D D , £ A T t jRDAYTOCTDDEft ifcj 'lW f t yiie Sanford ?Herald b a r\ Taking T h ir ty For Granted DAN DOB! The heavy raiha of the past few days and the resultant : ' *’ - | The Bond* Melt . rise in the depth of Lake Monroe, causing the flooding of I>ctnl»rr 37. 131*1 a t t h e I’a s t n f f l r e n u t the S treet's Unhappy. S*“ K«nTae>1 K l jr l d a . u n d e r Act of portions of the lake front boulevard and seriously endanger* j W hat'a New*? MBirch t. HIT._________________ The Answer Describe* You ing its foundations, have set mnny citizens in Sanford to t t - A > D ■„ O K A S ....... ...........( e d i t o r BY A R TH U R B R ISB A N E H O W A R D I t K I i n . ......___ M a a a f r r thinking. Apparently many for the first time are realizing (Copyright HU) 311 M a n a l l a A t r a a x P l a a a 14 N that this street belongs to them, paid for with their tax I I V I I I C ltir T I 0 5 RATKS TIIK H U N D R ED and ten millions • T e a r _17.00 HIx Month*. ..IS.50 money. And they are taking as much interest in the slow __ J lre re d In City hy C arrier, |>c» rising of the waters over it, as if Lake Monroe were grad­ of German Reparations Bonds, w eek 16c. Weekly Edition >| 2A»0 bearing 7 per cent interest, offered ‘ T*er Tear., * •• ., fTT-t ----- --D L‘ ually creeping5into their own dooryafds. nt 92, were gobbled up as soon as SPRCiAt, N o n 'ihnoka^l^uu^ rn i: Therej.is an.unmistakabletehdincy on the.part.pf jmpst offered. notlcra, card* of £ And notice* of e iAriTmTaviiantM ______ . Dcrcivnl S. IIUI. head of the big M c h a r g e s a re m a in will l i t ‘■elmrgkd People to take things!Wrglfj? ft)1/ granted. They pay their f o r a t re g u la r a ivertlstatt/ra***-J'i tajtes when duq wM&PMt’OVor gi\|ip ga thought to what then tobacco company, set a good x* i MKMnKIt T IIR A l l t o a ^ i i A J U a l k a becomes- o f the public revenue. Thoy may daily see con- nmple by taking ten million dol­ Thr Ammclateil Pr+M lar*’ worth of them. Big concerns fnr a r ui r «u ( M V W i r k i n j i p ^ X h ( \ «tr#ets„ -thoy moynoteutow- and individuals should tnko those na Heifcmd PlM« ■ ■ m As Brisbane Sees It T a k l h M **trr n f lm a x a « r f » l R « h 4 a r a t a a n l a r t ; P l n fW a « Kntrr<-<1 1 Old-fnshionrd It Matter,' credited 111 It or AiKAitnMNinA • ---- a,*’HHfl 'rtlfleflhfW h e i w b u i l f and* o th e r obvious I t c d In t h i s p n p c n A r i d s Us n t h e l o r n l _ n * W I p u h l l a h r d APrcIn. Al l r i g h t * O f r e p u b l l p a t l o n Of--*pe<-|nl d l * p « t o h - « • herein nre ale**Reserved. SATURDAY , OCTOBER 18, 1924 B IB L E TH O U G H T FOR TODAY' term for a has-t*,,^ .N0WWH6M lAbOKlrtSJN N b o Pm ? UkT£ e v e r VTR i k g m o Vje‘L L & W HAVE. IT V/ORKiKO A S G C OP AS EV ER Straw vote* arei the nir blows. The fall of some always considered | Four politicians f* South America. \ South 'America l i i ^ :* t: . J L lo a m r r recently5 20,000 canary birds. e*-uy Wjnter for hott,! i foreign bond*, not little people. signs of developm ent w ithout ever feeling n certain sense of IN SI’ITE of the quick sale of pride th a t these th in g s, are th eirtu o r, w ith o u t e v e s realizing German bonds, Wall S treet w asn’t happy yesterday. It dawns on th a t th ese th in g s ahow th a t tn e pixjtnoney is l>qing directed gentlemen that Invest, speculate lrfto>the r ig h t chnmiels. f t takfti/^om cthing'like the possible and gnmbln, th a t election day Is going to bo a most uncertain day. destruction of some of th ese tilings to b rin g to folks th e prop­ Stock* went down, money went up. er realization of how well off they rcnlly nre and how many W H A T DO you consider new*? blessings — th ey - actunlly w, have. .. 1a n s w e r t h a t question and you A t n time like thiif it is p e th a p s fitting to recall th e many j wo.ul‘l < it’,'t'ribc yourself. At what _ 1 , . _ _ _ . 5 rwitri f vrmt n t f i n n n r t h n c r i n t h i r » l r - New Yorker wu n triple life, just the ( blc life having lost fol [? § -W lIA T GOD W IL L DO:— lie / , will nwnllow up denth in victory; Slid the Lord God will wipe nwny from off all fncon; and the re buke of hi* people shall be taken AWmy f rom off all the e a r t h ; fa r the improvements wKigh t i o h hnxc .pintle in Sanford during the j £ ”nl'Jhon'vo^^’a^th^TtemsHof Lord h ath npokc iL Isnirtji 2!}; 8. “ “ , ’ - ’ citizens ” ■ ’how 'fo r *tu n a te 'th • e y I today? day? ;mind p a s t th re e y c a r t* nj>d’ *• to nenjind are in h av in g nt/tHe bead th e ir city ad m in istra tio n n wise ami capable commission, looking constantly to Snnford'H f u - , SENATOR Hrandegee, powerful T he m onth of carnival of all the tu re and development, nnd giving the people one dollar's ! hy inhnlling gas. He had lost j year, j money in real estate. W hen N a tu r e lot* the mild earth w orth of im provem ent for one dollar’s w o rtl^ o f ta x money, go Ur way, u , l , As wa aay} th e peo,ll« t j k e th in g s f,r ^ g ra n te d . T h ey | ro; ; ^ i,r°ov “h i J h 'T u i h t ^ S n g ^ p And spend whole season* on d sin­ see .improvements w tth o u b rilHlizrnk them . D uring th e pastii2,o«fi meter*. gle day. II; th re e y e a rs seven hundred thousand dollurs have been spent j ^ -------LsV The Springtim e hold* her white on the city s tre e ts . Nineteen miles of s tre e t asphalt have : "nv5’» n and purple dear; O ctober, lavish, f la u n ts them f a r been laid qnd nine, more are a t present under construction. I [ h!" death '*erftenceK A new trial nnd n e a r ; Alul oanforri is th e best p^ved city ol its size in th e s ta te . wn* ordered on the ground thnt The Rummer ch a rily h e r reds d o th The present city cohimission has caused to be laid twen^ c o n f e s s e d murder under torlay • Like Jewel* on her costliest a r ra y ; Ly miles of sto rm and s a n ita ry sew ers. All th a t land lying [ [h„t the Chine** roPegc *tu. ’ October scornful, burns them on bijtwepn the Sbuthditle I’rin iary Retiool, T e n th S tre e t and the I dent confessed "on the llth day a bier. Oviedo railroad has th u s been reclaimed, as well as the f o r - i nf torture to the limit of endurThe w inter hoards hi* pearls of rner sw am p portions of Hose C ourt and th e are a between " ,rt il fro st In sign * • When th e s y ste m is bug, ir n wn* reallv .lone? O f kingdom; w-hjlgr pearls than b e n e v a A venue and r r a n k h n S treet. w inter knew, completed—anti the bonds have already been voted—all S a n ­ O r em press wore’ fn E gypt's nn- ford .including (joldsborough, will be provided with a d eq u ate M A R IE Z K I U O m a rrie d at f o u r ­ ■fe' i., cient line, teen, is nin e te e n now. She went sew age disposal. joy riding w ith Jo h n itvnnc, tw en October feasting *1fcnth her dome of blue, \ : S a n fo rd 's Fire D e p a rtm e n t has also undergone vast ty-fou». and other*, not including D rinks a t a single d ra u g h t, slow im provem ents in recent years. New equipm ent has hcenj!V:r husb a n d . H e r h usband saw . . . , ■ , ,. ' , i i i i , i j them euining back from the autofiltered through purchased including a new motorized ladder truck and an 1 ri(1,. nt fiv,. jn th e m orning. Sunshiny air, a* in a tingling vine! A m erican La F ran ce fire engine. The pum ping system [ One of th e “joy rid in g " party — Helen ^funt Jackson. th ro u g h o u t the business d istrict has been improved by the bunt h e r h u sb a n d with u h a m m e r, — ------- mrn-JL.---- ------ — FOR DAVIS jV?$I> BRYAN drilling of eight six-inch a rte sia n wells, m aking possible a u ' £ . ‘ k X d T ^ e w h o ' t i V n l k ^ •* j iK,r „ „ t hP ,,Rrtv. T he " o t h e r In o rd e r to vole for JO H N How of th re e th o u san d gallons oT w a ter each minute. A n o th e r m a tte r which was brought to th e fore recently w ife " e n te r p r is e i* never ■W. DAVIS for * President and C H A R L E S W. B B t AN for Vice- and a tte n d ed to by th e commission in a business-like m a n n er Hnfc' ____ P resident, you mu II list vote for .the was th e p u rch ase of the w ater works and th e gas plant. T h e o l d MEN a r e *ometinies a* six D e m o c ra tic II’fiSi Mdentiul Elecw u ter works plant was bought for $72,500 and an additional vain a* buys, even when they nre tors. T h e se will not lie d is tin g u is h ­ ed on the b allot from th e E lectors $225,000 expended on il for im provem ents. T h e gas plant biteil.geni. Just before he died, at of other p a r tie s . Follow ing a r e the l and tal cost of $150,000. ■owi la te r im provem ents resulted in a to total j;'’* Uo V X . ‘’' l o K it nam es o f the n c m p d ro tic E l e c t o r * .1 Hut Hie city com m issioners have not stopped with ma-'himwdf in a mirror nnd said. Memorize them so t h a t you m m ' them aw ay. I am too ugly " ■ . vot« terial im provem ents, th e y have tried to look a f t e r (he in te l­ “ Send correctly: Must old men fur In n a te ly , a r e Marvin Mctnloali lectual b ette rm e n t of S anford people. They have built for the saver) by m erciful loneeit. from J. Leo Andersen people a splendid library, per hups th e most a rtis tic in the re a liz in g how ugl\ they really are J. Hinton I’lerlger I s t a t e a t a c o s t o f $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e y a p p r o p r i a t e y e a r l y an-» X .................. .. ... , , ly W n /K td W W tlin k * ifto fis a n if d o lla rs fo r th e s a la r y o f a K|-"!d. rian a n d t h e p u r c h a s e of new books. T h e li b r a r y was sta nd why England cannot iom- J o h n Q. HnnsJsiW W. Dlount My^r D. W. B erry. . . [ : U'quipped in t b i 1 b e g i n n in g with t h r e e t h o u s a n d dollars Worth pete with u». in building cheap T H IS IS T i l E AMENDMENT cars when Ford show* him how a Vote For Florid* Ifj" Voting For It f,f books and f u r n i t u r e valued at fou r t h o u s a n d dollars. car can be assembled in less than MNo tax upon inheritance or upon O ther im provem ents have been num erous and extensive, j twelve minute*. th e Income of resident* of thin *tHie An in c in e r a t o r was built pro vidi ng for modern an d s a n i t a r y The I’rinct* will *ee widely *e*i■hall be levied hy tluy.State of Flor t"rVi "aJIo't’ ,‘V^n«« Pof *\v«l“Ida, or under it* ’ au th o rity and .......................... g a rb a g e ami H is said t hat fifteen tons of rr- . * th e re shall i>e exempt from taxa fuse is burned th ere each day til ji m inim um cost. T h e city S pecial.” and twelve m inute* later tlon to the head of a family re Im* j i u r c h a . 'c d a n e w s t r e e t sw ei*pe r. all A u s t i n M o t o r 1’ic k -lip he will he aaked to "ium n in and aiding in this *t«te househohl good* I N w e e p e r , at a CO*t rtf S 7.7O 0. A b e a u t i f u l v a c l l t b a s i n , wllich drive the .i .r under i f own power ■■ and ffe c t* to the valu . n d personal nerannnl e...................... I... — ........ will I „ . w l,. C... and seventy thousand I T7h'«t* a t’* what probably cost betw een sixty-five w mt \ o u mign »■> o f Five H u n d re d ($.r>lHM)(l) Dol , ized ludoHl i v lira ,’ O ne th in g we like a b o u t Jo h n W. » j Most of thane W^1 some time to vote rail ! criticize election re i The cost of refinisji ing investigated with | . finding *onie rrude i OCTOBER SttV JV’ Davis he adm it* he rerti^ th e new* papers. I s n ’t it funny how inhum au. n ■ hum an being ru n he and wtill lie a hum an b e in g ? W h a t ha* Im-coiiic of th e small l>0y who was tied to hi* m o th e r ’s a p r o n strin g * ? I t Is g e t t i n g *o on F lo rid a road* t h a t you d e to u r to th e main high way. Work fo r the in h e rita n c e Lax am en d m e n t and you will be work : Ing fo r Florida. --------- o--------R n Memorize th e n a m e * o / y.iur cle< tors so t h a t you c a n Vote inivlli g e n tly on N o v e m b e r 4. --------- o--------If you d o n ’t leveivr/ y o u r puper, let us know a t once nnd we will (lend one o u t by special m e sse n g e r --------- o--------Do your d u ty to your p a r ty by tndlng in a check to help defray cam paign e xpense*. , — —o------- - dollars, is now under const n a tion A new municipal cem ­ e te ry . a new city ja d a n d a new lire s ta tio n for which the ( Till-'. t'lTV of \V«*)iirigioii i* fu n d s have already been raised, ar« to be constructed in th e 1agttn'ed b\ a liqu-r. escaped fo,in . 'n lepei colony in umlMiina. Other 11C?I41 lUiUfOi a # |i pi*r s mm! hi* i*x Wft^li These* fa r ts an* esprriallv intrrr.st in^ ill \ irw nf tin* irijrton l»» thmr t*on fact th a t th e tax millage has never been raised during I lie W,,i-||,,.Kt.an i-ked him u,c jmst th re e years, and th a t all these im p ro v em en ts and tie|„4thtuli.* became cheap, velopm ents have been m ade possible w ithout the slig h test adE N O R M O U S cord lied* a r c di* ditioivtU b u rd en on th e people them selves. T h e millage in covered m A laska, inside the Arctic S a n fo r d i« eighteen mills, at least th re e or four mills lower Circle, t h r biggest in the world th a n th e 'fiv e ra g e th ro u g h o u t (he sta te , while many cities, T h a t coal will t** tr a n s f o r m e d into showing equud,,gro\vth with Sanford, have a considerably electric pow er and chemical by- | product* some day, when men learn h ig h e r millage. how to ti u n a p o r t electrh itv with And a lth o u g h 'w e have a low millage here in Sanford, out loss. and in spite of th e fact th a t h undreds of th o u san d s of dollars FK IU A H A S the biggeM c.»|> have been spent locally on the necessities of progress and l>eiAm ine It is holding down price* much needed im provem ents, H anford's financial s ta tu s is high of c opper in Ihi* co u n try , wot'lying 1 he i and. as evidenced by th e city clerk's report published in W ed­ ropi*T u w n e i* everyw here, nesday's Herald, th e condition of file c ity ’s finance* are excel­ wot lit will easily use all it* cappci at a good price, when builder* up lent. -,im a l e cupper'* p e rm a n e n t \iihn It all goes to show what efficiency in citv ad m in istra tio n P R E S I D E N T L ittle, of th e I'm can do. It is well to ta k e stuck of these tliitigs occasionally Iverslty of Maine, *uv* u ltra violet 1 and see ju st bow fo rtu n a te we all are. r a \ s . llol*lt»le to our feeble e\e». WHY A PARTY NEW SPAPER ST PETERSHUKG INDEPENDENT will prevent rickets in c h ild u n, i mill buw leg* thnt come of weak bones. Use of ultra -v io le t ra>* 1 | develop stio iig e r chickens. Uhick* 'r a i r e d t»nlei o rd in a ry window glass, grow feeble and die. because S tr a w votes a r e u nlike o th e r ■Jdnds of Htruw* in th at it i* im L possible fo r them to »how which ..way th e wind is blowing. ----------o---------O u r office boy says some pcoa re ao soured on the world th a t ■y don't need a n y , vinegar in Mrfr homes. >' •’ i »ni t hi? “ u c t i n i c " fi iyp W r itin g to thu T a m p a T r ib u n e , i th e D e m on nt*. for tliut m u tte r In Rich liable* th a t g e t sunlight llo m v r Moore, a rei-idunt o f th a t Si. I eter»t*urg t h olw o p olitic tl only th r o u g h window gla ss, be city, c om plains b ecause th e tw o p a r tie s get u s q u a re deal in The cause th e ir p a re n ts fe a r fresh uit. tw o T a m p a new spaper* a r e not hi inde pe nde nt. T he new* of the lie- und poor babies, raised in dark p a r tis iu n in ste a d of D em ocrutic, tivitie* of iioth p a r tie s umi special allies, die of ticket* for the s a m e ' The nun's life-giving a n d *ay* in p a i l : 'f e a t u r e urticloa for each a r e pub- reason. “ T he R epublicans o f F lo rid a a re li,*h<-d in thi* p a p e r and th e re i» no power t* kept aw ay from them, i w ith o u t n e w s p a p e r re p r e s e n ta tiv e * , fa v o ritism shown e ith e r n d e in the IN M EXICO 11>0 a re kilb-ei ami You m ay *uy in h a s te , let th e m new s colum ns. weiunde-el in electlun f ig h ts in T’uxlla W hat doe* Mr Moore w a n '? G v tte rie z . T h e little girl down ‘ th e s tre e t n t^rt a p a p e r of tlicir ow n. B ut And in Mexico City 1 nt* to khow whether you could Colortel t'StoVuH i* hi sd e lib o ta tio n Doe* he w a n t u m iw apiqK r tjiat wjll Lhe N ational Euchuristig Congo-*t h a t a ' divorced husband bus doe* not w a n t a n o t h e r m o r n in g pa- be l u r i d l y p a r tis iu n and tha t wuuld postpones its festival because the* reduced in ranfc, 'J per in T a m p a , and Mr M cK ay does j color it* new* u r tic lr* ? T h e re a re W o r k e r s ' Syndicate, b itte rly <>|> nt»t w a n t --------------a n o t h e r e-------------v e n in-g p a p e- r |i n ew spaper* tlia t do -ju st th a t. Such -posed to the t utholic C hurch, would 1 . . Sanford ha s *uuig, excellent h e re and th e advertiser*—w i t h o u t : paper* print only one side of our not allow workmen to make «r<i** ■Churches w ith ab le migisLers fill- 'whom W||UI11 .n new * p a p e r ...... can ...not .............. live — .p.......... o litic.............. a l q u e stio .......n - ami ..................................,. tw ist und dis *“ r >' p re p a ra tio n * W o rk e rs I n their pulpits. G ot^'church to- do not want one. If the Tribune to r t every th in g to th e id N a n ta g e o f , 5*ns bav* forbidden w orkm en to B row, r t n w h i c h they'adheVe* B ut 1d e c o ra te churches and the 1 W pho TLiapS see no reason why tTeVaVtv ! * * . . i d e n t of Mexiro «>rder» prosecution there should v^r bo hut the two pa­ it is very d o u b tfu l if such a news- of u ,r . d o m i n g home* ami EL Picture ehuws "titnuiglcr" I x tidem onatiating how yom en can ytaet them selves frupt men. How ^ ^ o u t a few lessons showing how l.mcn can protect IhertMblvc* from romcn? • * -o - - ■>4 ------ ft Y oung Tlieodore is "following in f a o U U o s of his f a th e r —so far. i t tb# old m an never tackled an Smith.— T a m p a Tribune. Sm ith would la st about as _ with the “old m§n“ aa the panish arm y did a P S a n Juan id that w asn’t, very, long.—San»rd Herald, . per* here. They uro fully adequate paper has an yreal influence or to the commercial and intellectual helps the cause for which it strivnp-d* of th eir city und *UU-, hut e*. The public soon learn* th at it politically they serve only n c l a s s , 1is partisiau and doe* not publish ami u class th a t is sure sooner of fa c ts unshuded by personal o p in ­ l a t e r to become a w eak m inority, ion, and th e re fo re , e v e r y th in g th n t if the city and s ta te grow os it is is p rin te d of u political n a tu r e is discounted. It is b e tte r to have u desired they rhall grow ." A s a m a tte r of fa c t th e re is a : paper th at prints the news and Republican new spaper In Florida, i view* of both sides and lets the T he Sun, published in Orlando, is a public choose a fte r the fart* have Republican new spaper, and it is been presented. Perhaps that is the hope and intention of th e ow n­ what Mr. Moore means by a bi­ ers to make It a s ta te new sp a p er p artisan newspaper. If t h a t is what he means then St. Petersburg for th a t tvusines* Ikouse* with religious syml T H E WlltM K T E X T of the league of nations' “protocol to end wai is published It is an interesting protocol. But there is war in; China, w a r between Spaniards and' Moors. War at any time between Russia and Rumania or Ruania and ; Poland is probable. It will take ; more than u protocol to end war. A cable from Madrid yesterday announced the conscripting of 85,000 more young Spanish soldiers to b* sent fighting in Africa. Will caUdo any thing " ‘ ___ Perhaps no on( why the world serial entirely in New ^ or| j j ( D ollars contain elhnj bocaur.c nt the rate i i pure silver Mould mrS.] I Hum boat blew up rf;| tic const nnd didn’t m any as if it had land Well, in New York at n gold vanity raw, w in doin^ her Christa J in g early. JUST IN PASSING By It J. HOLLY SATURDAY EVENING SERMOl By W. J. BRYAN Everyone l* interested in the high water that i* now over tile bulkhead arid if everyone had been intere-ted in .hi* water question for the past ten years they would have that ruiml cut into Indian Rivet mid this high w ater would never have hup pared. The parable of the sow er has w ith such have a several distinctions. b .lu y j th e y must adritt It i* not only one of the motet and, more important t easily understood, one ol toe most ‘ m ust hail hy pop tm u u c h tn g , am! one of the m ust l i t - n soil n- unruiinixln practicable purahle*. hut it 1* otr- *uh' can be ic*cueil In Ail the work on the lake front, alt (lie work on the bunt ' which Jesus hi nine 11 in te rp re te d . renuess a id o.n.crteel basin and nil the contemplated work on the boulevard down It i* recorded ul*o in the Gospels ful field. the lake front is for naught utile** that ciuml i* cut fir*t It H f Muttiiew and Luke, a* wet n-e in I he- finny Gn the text for todny. | “ And sen • ivll wbuld tie money in our pocket* to bend all out energies townid It i* one of tile nine kiierwn el:e gro u n d where it h»4 the canal and the other projects afterw ard “ The I arable* hy th e Sea," the olhe a r th and imm er eight being the parable of th e s p r a n g up. becaus* I Theme folk* who elo not believe in bulkheadirig their lake T „ re s. of the M ustard Steel, erf the | depth eif earth frqtU property had a ne rvous jolt this week that will make L am p under te Bushel, of the Seed "B ut when the- m them sft up and lake notice in the future With a few dollars G r o w i n g Secretly, of the Leaven, of 1 it was scoreiie-d, id spent in bulk heading they could not only leclntm innltv acre* it had tio font, lU the illti T r e a s u r e , of th e Goodly of land but would save c >icadernbh ttum the rai ling water* a w a y ." !’earl, and of tlie N ct. In llie-M worn* Cl 1 In the first verse of the Bible that could never get entirely into tin- field* that were properly j text we le a rn tha t the im dqt'bL- a condition anel, liulkhendi d^—J'enny wise and poui d footi di t-loffe - >-» ______ .7 was so g r e a t th a t Chrlxt entered in plain* W lmt he inrin*" to a heial ami aetilresseel the people trillion: Another thing the high water- have taught the farmer* 1* a - they stnoel on the shore. T he J "A nd these «tc the nee el of proper drainage and keeping the ditches cleaned rising inuel hho ut the Sen nf Galilee wise which are *m»n out and reaily for any - torni* that may occur. If » eiimpre g r o u n d ; who, when form s te n n tu ia l am p h ith eater' hensivr drainage re heinr hail I een ]itu over here year* ago hoard the word, inti j which made it easy fur the th ro n g wlun such a sehi-nie was ready tt wo-.d i have saved thousand* to see Him n* well res h ear Him. I receive it with glseina "A nd have tv root I “ i'eloubet's N otes" quote Mac-1 id dollar* to the fm rnei * And we have not uritnesscil euir wi»r*t i selves, nnd *" i iidurfl g 11 t n i a* sa y in g in In* ‘‘Rob Roy" i storm* a* vil Solu'e of ttii*i' day- w e will have a real north "It w a- re m a rk a b le how elis- Ij I im p ; aftei w iir e l »l> ea*tei doling the fall equinox that will do >.otic real damageUni 11v every yvoid was heurei, I tiein or persi-cutiein the word's sale-, uni I though our voice* were not I mil glad to not, that a Iniiy w i l t i n g to | hi- S a n fo rd ileiulel i r.iisee), even at three- hundred |I they nre offi-nele-el " I ill* 1* n Ve :> larf*^ want* nuoi bene In - place t m o u n d tin .ity If enoiigti o f u* y a rd - o ff; anil it wa* very ea*y j ellffu lit to deal with ' to com prehend how, in time speak light "Ut in m e e ting m can get liiesi tiiliehe* in tune One wtiei cnie-r-e u| e liter air, a preacher sitting ill lot the * p 11ne l i m i t - 1lan lifee sml the-n tur. a boat could ad d re ss u vast intert- eiifficuil l" ri<li< m ultitude sta n d in g upon the 1 he fact that tin American |*owei A l.ight t ompienv leavewa:; lei a w u k e n tie allure." purchaseei the' Soutlie rn Utilities pla it- in l loriela mean* mm h requires depth •*f S peaking In F a rm e rs. to Sanford. Ilu- A u n m a n Light it I’owi r t "o . have- a nation | J e s u s was speaking in a rural sta nd up against the ti u) reputation fm giving good M-reice nt ninim tim rate* and ' i om m unity when* everybody could Lack of apprcciolion bf u n d e rsta n d the illu stra tio n ; pn.* ; rhouli) appreciate, and Sanford eiin exneet *itinetlung good out of thi* m w move si lily his hearer* could b e tte r un | p a th y front those "din Mr. Inch ha* puonixed thi* uml he t« a man who lives up to di-rstnmi th a t first sentence than palhize— these often cht hi* promise* ami in- i* uite-ieMed in Satiforei and iier future Wl. of th e newly converted. devolopmcnt. The pcop'e of the- Holy lainel did i H ardest ("las* of not II........ their frirms like our pen, They should not be1 d Cooler weathei fediuws the rain and it now look* and feel* pie do, hut more us th e F rench nnd ,i,,v o lj„n to Christ shi lik v Minim -r had e rawle d out e»f the lap of fall anil we would th e people of some E u ro p e a n coun- stro n g as to make nnr be able to shake a few straw hat* * one o' these day*. Hallotrie s do now— viz., in villages. T h e ' aiiK|ttn a n d rebuff*, bi sam e custom prevails now in the t hat jn nonu. fa ,tn I- nt wi-’cn ia on tin- way and holidays will -o.ip be- here with all the F rench portion of C a n a d a ; the (jocs not CXCUM. Chi attendant plca*ute.* of buying Uhri*tma- gifts instead of wed land is laid o ff in long strips so ^ ucglcct to nourish ‘ling present*. Now i* the- lime to uelverllse- ami go after fall th a t th e people- can live close to ' „ nd convert a newly «« and wilder buxines*. get her. The f a r m e r s went fo rth j„ K j„ t 0 steadfartnc*-' o1 | to sow— many of them some disChrist does not in'1*1 Many m -w pe-otde aie- i onui.g t »< Sanford and houses ate i lance. I condition lie descrtl** in demured Let e-eety lesident get relic., to tent room* for C hrist, in in te r p r e tin g 'th is p a r a - | g r(iund jK necessarily I tin* w inlei and *ec lies many winter vr-iou - we can ue'ciotiiiio1 Ide, say*. "The sower soweth the a n y individual on elute tin > M*44S4»H Th-.-y l.k e out ct v aim our country and they weird " Tlii* cover* a la rg e n u m j t , a r y m , appeal i» Would -lay here il w>* would g i.e 1>.< in what they want. her eif ugene-ie». No m a tte r who ,.ve.r y kind because ad sows the wo rel, the seiil is a m a tte r . pU[ thy coneiitieui lie I' i> only a qui'-ti-.n of time wlun automobile* will have of vital im portance. E v e ry one f„ un(j everyw here and to In- paikeel oti vncoit lots on SuVuutsy n id ils . The e einge*who a tte m p t* te> convey mural or c| t.a lt with, tioll l* X'lfuething flelce flow and lutci in me *t*a*eili will he* religious tr u th has to e ncounter the* The third class desert worse. .Iu*t now the- e-eurntiy people have u ieurei time getting v a tie tie s tha t C h rist described. J hardest of all kind* to anywhere- ne-ui the leusintss portion of the citv with then He found the d iffe re n t classes i m u(t to be pitleel. cars o.n S a tu riiay night 'd u r in g Hi* Ministry, und every mini "A n d ' some f‘‘H ietcr and m issionary discovers | th o rn s, and the thorn* 1 T he l»eke!.inel Stni Te-leutum -i t h e r e shei uld he th e m ; every C hristian weirker can ‘ speed trap* eer olio r eit-y ,i'i-* made lo eateti tin* unwary and choked it, and it I* 1i-ertify to th e correctness of driv e rs if the sm-eei e-em w a u ls to eatch them exceeding tinfruit," limit let him la k e hi* e halo es am i *pc them III thc^rct umi then C h rist's eclassification. And here is the intcrprl Falling l»> the Way Side a r r e s t them hut take nothing for grunte-il. A ll- th a t a uto pu "And these n:e tbej lie-emen are m*eih d f»»r i* to p reserve o rd e r mi the county "A nd it cam e to pass, as he are sown among tboi road* urai when city ami county get to tin* way of thinking sowed, sonic fell by th e way as hear the word, t h e r e will be It-** friction, lc** D ouble and Florida will huve side, and thu fowls of the a ir “ And the cares of 16“ a b e tte r name am ong the visitors. came and devoured it up." and the dcceitfulncsJ « Even u child can visualize such and the lusts of The City Commission should be looking forward to the time a scene; it has seen th e bird* p ic ';- ! entering in, choke t» when they cun huve s o m e sewage eliMmsal otlier than the lake. ; ing up seed from the road side. and it hiocomcth unfrW If we cXJ>ecl to mal e- out lake hcudll.ul umi are ppcnduig mon­ C hr;al g a v e the in te r p r e ta tio n as Choking tk* " *T ey along that line u i* money wns ted n» long as the p e l a g e follow*: . V , - t; •Those who arc de*cn> is dumped into tt. l h e last burnt issue should li4Vy taken care "A nd these a r e they liy the verses immediately uf many needed sewers, hut wq* should ulteo be broking forward way. s id e ,.w h e r e the w u r d . U ignore C hrist because l " to a place for nil this sewage to How other than Lake Mon- , .: I j i t J when th ev -h a v e eol to rcriouf thiof roe. Irt u few year* the lake will taboo on aexuiinl erf the sew.jV o n ic th 'iin iic iv A n o t accept him and the*] ■r.^ emptied into it. W t need the septic tank idea adopted by u ..^ h z ’ take A : awsV lhe . . "A Thofp*who ae* ** soil) other cities that at* not on lakes and river*, nnd they stem to 1 * t®V' -*"** * * •» > * "• word th at was sown in thuir depth; the soli is Ire g ettin g hy wt:h it in fine shape. hearts." jh u i tney are *n busy lh*** t*-. S a u n is a real being and jno time for Christ, The t-iptinox i* here. Y'ou know tin* m eans w hen the watchful ut birds. Those described “The cares of this w0ri< sun enters one of the tw o equinoctial points when the duys and in this verse are the frivolous [ decnitfulncss of riches <* nights arc of equal d u ra tio n . This will he good news to the to whom pleasure is everything and word”— or " tru th ," »* ** folks who sla y r ut all night und sleep all day. This is *ut>- I po.'-cd to be the lime of storm s anu the tiniu th at is dreaded in S o uthem climes, ulllmugh Florida is usually safe aside from a 'few blow* and more or less rain. Ami a f t e r we do have a heavy storm and rain we can look f a r cooler w eather and Indian summer — the driest c-f the year. U- 1 - 1 ■ Sanford and Longwood and Oviedo und Geneva and several other town* in Rcraluole c runty have their chambers of cqmnigrce or boards of trad e or trado bodies of some kind but It seems th a t the folks of tVe county w ant a County C ham ber of Commerce th a t will Dandle the pfriblwMi of Mm county at^Iarije and for ona I am in fssor of yti<*7a move. P H iw e n ^ ro ^ duty a burden. They have navar taken hold of life seriously; they have not felt the urge of a great call or the spur of a g re at ambi tlon. S atan takes advantage of their ap a th y and capitalizes their thoughtlessness. The responsiblitics of parenthood m ay awaken them ; or some g re a t bereavement , may shock them into sensibility; or, by and by. k d u appeal may touch them. . vised version. Where dM* I j|ean p€aw,nt, reared i« ‘ proioi*ter shop, find this prolo** * one sentence He f 5** •In t o n e of all human h i i W Since recorded tim« JJ cares of this world ai»*J fulness of riches hevt b the truth, but whai <* C hrist to find t man m eans? In the ca s t �.... fv . oflAKl 9!% *l •191.* i." ' '■ .trM,- R»AYfO<7WRER49, Ifl24. .i & ,5in aso !»tg/grove of Chai .. ♦w. .v RAGE njfcffr & Company. wore old friends of the L u n d q u itt { ■■ fam ily in F o r t Meade. Fred K f d l left to pack o r a n g e s :Tuesday. Mrs.! T y n e r and E lm e r Alfrfl(1 Erlcson and wife were look Miss E unice Tyne? in O rlando, n(?TConbly s u r p r iw d by tho v U |t Tusday, w here She will be m e t by of h,8 fiIat(,r M r„ AuRuaU 1Jnd. cr unc e. t,r ' i MRS. W. T. FIELD COMPLIMENTED BY MRS. HOLLAND OF DAYTONA BEACH gren of Coral linblos, Miami, and h Mr. and Mrs. Bolton nnd <inugh- e r son A1bin. They once lived In Mrs. S tedt nnd Mrs. J e s s e Ece Upsnla b u t have not been back w e re callers W ednesday. n t th e j te r and son, Bob, form erly of Iowa for m a n y y ears. They have been hom e of T. O. T yner. City. Inwrt, h u t who have been in th e m ountains nnd stopped cn touring the sta te s, r r ^ n g hex* Mrs. Hamil Tolnr visited her from Michigan, have W en q u e s ts route home from Ashville, N. C. s i s t e r , M r s . Elsie H ansen, .Wednes­ n number nf flays nt tho_homc of j A friend, Miss W ittle, accomday. ” \ * Mr. and Mrs. II. Lundqqist nnd jnnnittl th e m home. All of them a re tftqpping now in Emil Mngnu* m aking n welcome addition to the E m il Mngnuson is leaving this son’s home ns they m ay l o c a t e 'S u n d a y School. Rev, Clark ex* Week fo r W inderm ere . to ajfain | hi re for the winter. Bob U n t - I p e ris to he w ith 'u s on Oct. 19 nnd oversee the orange packing on th e j tending the High School. They jRdm inister the sa F rn m e rl. * ip ppin /fro m the' tlivcrsjnn. - U to following,• dc ljp lngg /fro Hand painted tally Batyr will be <jf In1 1 fards. (typical of Florida were iny/frlcrfd# o Monday ■ . n a n t A A T O ,.,» *',,'Bmnn, St u rtn ef d loveiv • " " »T - n *i •l lovely }2 ? (job, hostess. M n . xit Wt.'/T. .Fioldi who , h a s . spe nt th# ‘ w h i p o/ the ucaslon. as well a s sum m er a t tho- Beach. ''v r e n in'jt;their purpose in keeping^ keep P nlnH csinlrtcr nt nfil» nf tno InVf^ . srnrt * P f . W hitner. J r ., L ,& ito rta ln ln K a t ne of the lovw , mt o n ^ flf,crnoon ' lie si p a r tie s of tho.senson. Mrs. S. Z .'H o lla n d w as hostess on October gloomy nnd dark without.in thecozy A' , Missionary Mcct- Oth a t the Peabody Community room w h r r the pnrty was brighv- n ■ Hmise to a la rg o n u m b e r o f friends n e s s prevailed,nnd nil too »mm the jfr,; E. A. Douglas Tho a f f a i r w a s given in compli hours passed away. The fortu- I** m e n t to Mrs. W. 'C. Field, of San- 1nato holders of the highest score rlmrnt of the Worn- ford, who has been spending the | were presented with lovely prites lb House. :l p- m su m m e r here, and Mrs. Will Wilt, and the honor guests with home )*pirtment of the of Cleveland, O., whit- is visiting made hnnkderchiefs. Mrs. Frank : : ; flub House. 3 p m. h e r siste r, Mrs. E. Weddon. nt h e r 'H o lm e s won first prize, u hand ein- ■ * ■■ hnvc in Seabreeze. Mrs. Holland broidered vanity dresser set; Mrs. ■■ and th e honor guests stood in the Charles Roselle, second— a hand ■■ receiving line. •uiinted vanity compact; and Mrs. ■■ ■a Tho room was a ttra c tiv e ly deco­ Wm. Goldenberg won th ir d —a box aa aa r a te d c a r r y in g out a color scheme of stationery. aa of pink nnd while, which w m in Throughout the afternoon. Mi ss aa left Thursday for evidence In the re fre sh m e n ts se rv ­ Mice Miller served delicious punch ind the Kloridn-Waka ed and every detail of the party. and in c o n d u s i o n home ma de c a k e | J [ a gitnc on Saturday. Nine tables were in plnv through and ice cream were enjoyed by the I I out th e afternoon bridge being the guests. Partin, of Oviedo aa taturiin V 111 Sanford, RENT TYPEWRITERS ■ H. S.PO ND WOO >STOVE W r *AND ' *’ wH FIRE PLACE CUT TO SUIT SEE Sanford Hank ft T ru st Company 1’h n a r 233 . i J. D. * DAVISON .* T ' *1| BATTERIES Fresh Oysters ; FOR AU makes Automobiles and Lighting Planta, any make.., DAILY - J .'U ,, Fruits and Vegetables In ' ! RAY BROS., . Phone 548------Sanford Season ” •* ' , 11 ** Reasonable Prices ROYAL F R U I T CO.' < * • S u l •* W m r r a — YOWELL-DREW CO. / ‘Quality Did It.” Orlando, Fla. 1 MrlJovioti and Mrs. .pent Friday nftcrd», shopping. Sunday Morning Club’Sanford Art ExliibitJSS aa Will Hear an Address To Be Opened With aa aa aa By Fred T. Scholfieldi Social Tea Nov. 7 aa HI i . Those who know intim ately Hr. Studio Tea nt The W om an’s Club The Sanford A rt Exhibit. iH Selntan, Ju d g e J. ti. Sharon, | , f vJ> T Dentnn. F o r r e s t E. tth t pflintings by members of the Pen chcl and the other 00 or 7* men '""l Brush ( '!«»• »f New York, will | o f the Sunday Morning Club rea- be opened, Friday afternoon, Nov. lize th a t the clns I is doing a val­ 7. with a studio Cue at the Club uable work in Sanford The kind II'iiis'.' from l to H o'clock. At 1:9(1 ■Yln'k there wi'l be a short talk of work which this class does should on “The Importance of the Fine Ihiolcv and Mr*. < u,Geneva, spent lie done by every organized S u n ­ A rts in Building a t'omniuiiilv" max in hanfoni - hop day SJrhnol class in the land. *1 he li\ Mr*. John T Fuller, of Orlando. men of the rlass are doing n work sta te chainnini of the Heonrtinent nf Fine A rts of the Florida l ed in S a n fo rd which is needed in ev­ cl a! Inn nf Women’s t lid's, who i; Iti.n ol Melbourne a r ­ ery city. well known for hi i charm .ng |ier te be the gue«l of his Tomorrow m orning the men will sonality and her nhililv a* a speak A, Help (or several h e a r J. F red Scholfield. Mr. er There will I"• an inf"i tii.d recep­ Schnlfirld has bad a la rg e oppnrrrct, *t<sk m Icsnian ! tu n itv to see the work of men’s tion a f te r the talk fm Mrs l ullei was » tni'iness I classes, and is a g re a t eni Iuimo ' t ami nil members of ihe ■lob. and fnni eii Finlay ,reg- fur the organized i lass work. He all the ir fro mis, a ie urged ti InTea will hr sieved Monnziiliia Hotel. is now a m em ber and nne of the piesent. teachers in a g re a t men'* class in I ilia ghoul the aflcriicou so that r* A. I! Wale of B irm ingham , and is in position to Ilieic will tie ample oppoitiiiitv lor hne*l mi r in Sanford, spenk out of experience eonceni- eve'V one In sec and eiuov the the Monterunta H a ­ ing the wtirk und the iwissibililii"- painlings. T h e n will be a noin I nf a class of men. It is quite pus iual adnnssjon i b arge of J > • cals, lo Munm j sible that the Sunday Mi'rini"* t o hi lo ilcfii * the expenses of the exhibit. . nf I’alatka with the (Club will break all nworda m at lilies I "inn.aiiV pmit | tendance tom orrow mornin'* I Ayres nnd and Miss ;k of Pnintilln spent ta rfo rd . shopping. | „ F. a SU.«e rer»t of the week from n, the) spent the paSt I in the i it v. ii gi s t er |ieI lintel Mrfidlv. Mrs. Ma t and .1 I. \ til*I*-nil re thi guest,* of Air. Walk. . Si , ’I liurs- Miigii. : anij ^lrs. [lfin in a <i c l |., ( lriflel fineli and at ball guile between Three Beginning Monday, Oct. 20 aa aa aa aa aa aa ■a Honoring the Founder of Orlando’s Largest Store. ■« ■■ ss ■■ ■* ■■ ■* T hirty years of progress mark the rout inued i tn H a m ct a class f tli I then fi rst , Ii vt eri l i o t'lu ilib hel d I h e first m eeting of th e music b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g of tile fal l lit t he „„ di’nnrt , meri t o f tie* Su r i fo t i l h mu i m ' a (' lul l will be h e l d i ti esdav, iioiiii o f W i l l i a m B r u m l e v mi ' ' i er> A v e n u e Inst r h u r s d n v n i g h t t i l e f o l l o w i n g o f f t i e t * w e n - elect ed Pres iden t. Rod man l.ehmnti. Vice I’r e s t d e n t . Aitlo.l Moon , Seeielarv and T t e a s u n i Tlieodon B u n g e . r<’ e l e c t e d P l a n s wen* di*eu*-i-d a n d ma t h f o r c a r r y i n g on t i e w o k o f the i l e s s ilutIMg 11" witltei ttlot ills A f t e r all till tm-.iin'** w a s i htftnseil o f a i a«l i - i o t t i , 1 1 w ii* eli joy ed I f 11 ul t b is on Ii o cher r e d |U Upsala And Grapcvilk* .PRINCESS THEATRE... Fn*n<t. of Rev. A. B. er- Mwi Peek that they left ■•"rrixburg, Pa., make, their fu tu re s ^ V 1" the Episcopal I b u t the entire From that day, th irty years ago, to t his. Mr. Yowcll has through his u n tir­ :BB : ing effort a in serving the buying public, BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BM built up an institution th at is not only tin* p n d e of Orlando, hut is spoken of wiUi wiviiic t ° re8ump i^*cksonvilJe admiration by many throughout the state. A.f a tilting recognition of tho th irty BB BB ■B BB BB d a ■n BB yearn of progressive retailing based* on the well known S ta n d a rd of Quality, this event has teen plan ted with many in te r­ esting features BB BB BB BB an BB B'J B# flM U" B* ■■ ss S '! m* .(•w ■I bb bB Resides the magnificence of t! n>v htgAutiimn merchandise represer.’ . bb bb 1 ■■ nB bb BB Sb ger nnd belter ss dis'i. . flirn are listed here. BB BB ss ss :: :5 ■ : ss ■# afl BB ,■BB ■ BB , BM BB BU BB BB BB Ib b BB SC ' mb M■ :s ss ss ■■ 11)00 Men’s Skirts SI.K.' Kadi High yratio wtiito tixfonl rlulh slnri-, n il full ami roumy. I'n-shrunl: ami l.oaufully lnuntioretl. Rpy'iiivtly .niM in rotail sio rrs for Jli.rid (o ?.T Mil. MEN'S .SEI.TION MAIN FL u o K 1000 Pairs Women’.s Silk Ho-e $ 1.50 I’uft* throat!, full fn-thionotl Ni!k J J ' ’ iory, rCRularly scllini; 1**< a ia 1 ’ included in thin lo*. No old r^ M‘ • pair puaranttL'd p o r / f t y u rc h u s o s im limilel, mail orders til'*1'1* n ‘1^ nl' ,IK-' ftindel, including nof'tago it not up ° .jualitT advortieetlv Variety of Toh.n*, aw­ es 8 V-1 to 10. • HOSIERY—MAIN FLOOR s ■,*. Novelty -Pumps nrd OxforcU, some of o u r beat soiling early p a tte rn s in .Satin, F a t eat ami Suetlc, regularly hell­ ing for $8.00 to $ 12.00. SHOES— MAIN FLOOR 1 !/)( Imported Gingham I 'l l e r e i l . g e i i t i i n e i m p < ' r t ^ i le f n s t c.u|MlHa (.mifhani, lull .’>2 m*-' . , , . , ^ot ami 7r»c > at u. t"!'i iry u l ar ly fy*’ 1)OV^ f ! C ’S— MAIN FLOOR 1 100 Silk Dresses $15.95 Each id . nave ever ‘ •lv a ,',-s l t ;,n « liam val,‘,Vft silk 11nish Some of the season’s choicest styles and fabrics and colors. Satin, crepe, twill, flannel and wool jersey — well made and beautifully trimmed. Many regularly priced $25.00, sires 10 to 44. /u s e 81x 90 Sheets $ 1.29 Each Man*, Seamleaa Sheets, full loin M.X.H. t xeellent count, ever yone guar- • i vun**#n mr^laa addad. 3; ■i-k-tiftijt' 4 ’ w v‘I V il 100 of the must wonderful values ever offered nt th is , time of season, selected from new fall stock. Velvets, fe lts ami silk combinations with newest trimmings. SECOND FLOOR 1 Case 42x36 Pillow Cases 59c Pr ■17 Etched Glass Water Set . : 79c Set Special corded hem th at attaurea lung­ er near, splendid value. Blown glass pitcher and 8ix glasses. Your choice of two patterns. Original price $2.00 set. HfCll LINENS— MAIN FLOOR 1 (Jross ( hildren’s Bloomers 53c Pair Ulack Sateen of excellent quality, made with clastic knee and waiat, flat luck (teams. Regularly sold for $1.00 i»ir. GIRLS’ SHOP—THIRD FLOOR • ^ 1 Gross Folding,Card Tables $2.39 Each Mnhogjuiy finish, leatherette top, wa­ terproof, conntructed with rivet locks, very substantial. They sell regularly for $3.75. FURNITURE ANNEX T J t .. k t t •" -— ; , -> ♦ l y , nl-Cli . •> '*J ■! • • 'Ti, l u<t -AbcImi#-A > • , J.H & :t Groups Hats $3.95, $5.95, $7.95 ii111( i" 1 pt i t c r l . V/fc h ifc r ! !v.P the stocks .■■Vns (KJssinle to obtain, a few ol RS SS ■# If You Can't Get It at Home, Se* Yowell-Drew Co. ■L&?°Per *nd jghout »* • , , apartm ent has a store each ami ever* , . , , .neTt has been selected hirthdav ofTenng to make it the greatest with much f , , . of the most desirable merchunvnlue, j*’** ... ... , r ■■ bB BB 1» BB BB s; \9 f ■M GREAT PREPARATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR THIS ANNIVERSARY CELE­ BRATION v Ail B ier *»»eelal ('»*• *■ Si Avenue. 250 Pairs Shoes $ 6.95 i BATmUAV ‘ week. ha# re- one tuf Florida’s It rs ( opened Ins dry goods store on Orange *■ ■■ ■a aa BB ■B BB BB BB an BB M ATINEE DAILY FROM 3:00 4:16 _ Evening Conllnuous From 7 : 3 0 ____ »w,,'*rT u - Mr* »nd sister, M ri, of N. I*, ^mvell. who on October 120th, 1891, nn ■a We’ve Got the Pictures I borp« wbo bj|!( hggH advance most r.iireessfiil Pry (Jootls Merchants-— IMvsbvtvi inn Baruua Music Department Of ( ’ l a s s officers SS Woman’s Club to Hold Are Elected S R First. Meet ins. Qpt. 2 h BB ] Oet. ‘J l nt .'I It. m | The d epartm ent will study tins y ear the music "f foteign m un [Bllbh'.l ■ tries. The f u s t proguim will be the study of Italian music with I'S. I ' i.J.i i lo . . 11,ft. ■ Mrs Ju liu s T a k a ' ll a* ilittirmatt. hidsin Hull fm toed a Many deliglilfill inn<*v;i'ions wdl |\ m'.11.i n ' i , Ta to pa la’ introduced. 1 lie auditoiium of p lor ill,t t\ ,iki Foi rest , the f l u b House will r ip ie cut an "a v.ii inlav Italian g arden Costume-, deco ra tio n s ami re fre sh m e n t- will be xuliri 1 in Meredith. su g g e stiv e "f Italy "0 aiel .link Holt Tile hostesses will be M r s t A young men win- t'le siu t at tin | r 111(1 11,11| licit,.-| JO* MucAllisti r Mrs. J * Heii*"ii, o i l I ’H l l g !• i" ai tend the F lo r­ Mrs. A M Phillips, and Mr* in**! "1,11,1 E dw ard Higgins AII music loveis i nre m ost cordiallv invited to at II A Neel of Kis- tund the meeting. The small sum j in tin , u v Saturday of 25 cents is being charged for l usifie.s and visiting non-mem 1m*rs of the department. I , M'l fri.-mi m , Xevl, — Mrs. I). P. D rummond, chai! man Mrs, Louis Reave* i-titi-rtaiiusl tutfnt i- I ta / r111* lier sister. Mrs June n( near L IBRA RY N O TES Ilk'll < ilpepper wftn H e r e a f te r the L ibrary will be Monroe, at her home m tit eon ■ttracdve guesf of open until U o'clock on Thursday vi lie, Moiqlnv. nil -ist.r Mr.' nnd evening*. It will also be open Sat“_" t"‘t<|.. r left the firnt u rd a y m orning from 10 to 12. W*' are all thankful Ini a ehnnge >r hi" h im, in E’crry. The t f o r y hours will be held Oil of weather this week ’ he toad a y_j imu m ornings n j | »S a tu rdvim m u g ' *at ■ft 10 o’clock, to the depot ha r been almost im• in*gar. J r . and instead of in the afternoons, until unti passable, but there is a promise of returned Friday f u r th e r notice. Children are a- jt.* being fixed. Uven Where they at quested to Ire on hand promptly. • “Ite liln wedding on L ast week Mrs. R It. Chapman eu We understand that the mini rung te rta in e d the children with a do uia , Ml Th"i nt (art. mi one duv light ful p ro g ra m , and a goodly had to wade and get some planks J 5, l.olnr. Miss num ber Were o u t 'f u r a riiinv after lie tbelli together m a stre a m us *»"n *«rwl Hr, It E, noon. Mm. T hom as (Jwen will l>e he could get his car a ' loss. t I n tuna Satlir- In c h a rg e next S a tu rd a y , and all Ml* A b Weiterdlek retiiriuil tbi- b I"; uia Wake the young people a re invited to I'Yi game. ed in their hollies and this week attend. lightfili time tit the camo meeting ’"ixtriiff ,|r |> The office of the Florida Vege m Orlando Mr tiu- Malm wa* Smith Paul Uke table Corporation enjoyed a panic also present for a few •!«'». IO» I'nMh left curly tSat- S u p p e r T h u rsd a y evening ut Cry dau g h to i. Mrs I Ian so a am a^; fred Pierson made the t u n with t f -o'1 to at- sta) Lake r “ ’" ttke Porrest foot Those invited on the picnic were him. upending the duv with t.is Mr. und Mrs. F re d Wul*h. Mr ami brother. \ ictm Mm. F ra n k Tnlbol, Mr. and Mts . , ... H"H' Mi** Mildred R. H. Chapm an. Mis* l.illiau Shin Hev. Wnhlbetg was ‘‘ P U . s t l h l ' time nt the home of Alfred IMP Fine Newman, G. W. holsci, und Robbie Robertson. son and wife, cumin" with them to lit I. I lean, motored I bxtufdav to a tte nd , Rev. Cam eron Mann. I) D. H.*h- , the Sunday School T»kt I '•rrest foot ball , „p of S o uthe rn Florida, will preach Mr. M hidden and Mr. W ynn’* 'S u „ d „ v m u n iin u ». I I . V W * Kama 1, I the Milane T h e a te r, a t the regular ed in their home nml M. ' }} M- m o rn in g « tr v ic . of th e Episcopal J o h n Lundqut.t put the m in for Musun, Miss Mis* Bobbie Bobbin Church. Mi. Balltnget. S!,.ni* Moye left >t>a where they will ." /" I They will ends Wake F o r r m t F* on Saturday. * ^ CloMn—^Ilapalr ■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ (■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ I JlS k a a sa ilU H R a lllllR ia illllB llia M II ■5 :--- 1 *sonals D R Y ------ SELL * ■* * '’ ... �-• W W P B R K - 11 “ ■ . 91F. 4v_e n a • „—. - m .. . PAGH 8 IX ^***6ar^*~l • *' " ' . -a ■ ,l ____ j - ft * * - - *«•»f 3J \ V P (nT M O > 'd J J - U - '{ ^ t r v cp * V - T h ' / r i v .i t J il l T H E S A N FO R D H E RALD, SA Yy. . , | EVERT TR UE BY CONDO 'j ---------------------------------------------- " » •— N O , I D O H ' T T H i m K VOOR T H E O f ? Y W I L L HOL'D IV < 4T © R P O f 2 T H C R e - « S o N THAT T H E K O R L D - lv I D e : G X ?O N O M lC U N R E S T H A S I T 'S O R 1 R I M 1M MUCH D g S P C R »•• ^enr*. ^Planters” Show Real Class i*v When They Defeat Locals !v By Score of 64 to 0; Two First Downs made by I/heals halves, ahnwed sonic re a l speed and skill in broken field run n in g . In llio third q u a r t e r Holloway look the oval 40 yards th r o u g h th e Cel­ ery Feds f o r a touchdown and a few m in u te s la te r D orm any ■ur . __ ■ sp rin te d down the field 30 y a r d s | for a n o th e r . D u rin g the first few I m in u te s of play in th e f o u r th q u a r ­ ter, hy n b o m b a rd m e n t of line p lunges th e ' P la n te r s shoved the Plant City Presents Fast ball to tho 12-yard line from U • ( Team; Game Cleanly Played w here A llen, fullhnrk, p u t it over. R'*1 By Both Aggregations A n o th e r m a r c h down th e field in the sa m e m a n n e r ne tte d a n o th e r (B y Bill C a n n ) touchdow n w he n Allen a g a in In a g a m e w hich w a s th e clean- crossed th e line from w h e re tw o J e s t S a n f o r d h ig h school has pnr y a r t Is had been hotly contested by S a n fo rd , tic lp a tc d in th is season, the “ P l a n t ­ th e g rim C elery Feds. e r s " b e a t th e " C e le ry F e d s " til to began a series of aerial work, w i t h ' the result th a t one of M eiseh’s 0 on th e P la n t C ity gridiron, h- - S e ve rnl costly fum bles hy S a n ­ p a sse s w a s in te rc e p te d by p o rn ta f o rd 's backfield in the first half ny, who r a n 1J> y a r d s for the last Enabled th e P l a n t e r s to pole up touchdow n. The g a m e ended w ith o v e rw h e lm in g seore. In a d d i­ th e ball oil the P la n t e r s ’ 30-yard ng Jjon, the P la n t City boys had a re- line and th o score til-0. m BFF m atjcnhly fa st hnckfii'ld which lime A m ong P la n te r s who rank high t e r tim e broke th r o u g h th e Ccl- ill th is g a m e a r e Holloway a n d I D orm any, whose fast and hrukctil ,*•>i e r y Fed line in th e m ost sp e rta c u field r u n n in g w as imirvclnus, Thru; [ j, , l a r m a n n e r. s u b s titu te q u a r t e r , K imball, w a s . S a n f o r d ’s line, outw eighed con­ sid e ra b ly by the P l a n t e r s ’ a g g r e g a 1 nut f a r behind and c e rta in ly dcOn ,f t i o n , inode g a lla n t b u t u n su c c e ss­ I served his s h a r e of praise. th e P la n t e r s ’ line. H u n tsm a n , ecu; fu l efforts to ste m th e o n -ru s h of ■ l/i th e ir fighting opponents. The te r, and T a n n e r, left g u a rd , w ere backfield, th o u g h r n th c r light, made r ig h t th e r e w ith th e goods. n d e s p e r a te effo rts to keep th o S a n ­ Meisch and T h o m p so n Are S ta r s . On t h e S a n f o r d li ne u p .Meiscn fo rd score fr o m being of th e goose a n d T h o m p s o n w e r e fust l ads in ' , e g g v a r ie ty , hut in vain. Hie backlield. T h o m p s o n d i s p l a y e d B f e . >' \ ' T h e T i g e r s m ade It* first d OWTIH u n u s u a l s pe ed a n d skill in b r o k e n t o t h e C e le ry F e d s ’ tw o. Meisch tiield r u n n i n g Mm-. Ii -■ mnml to Sanford, Fin., Oct. 18 DEAR SIR: , ( in y our MoLor? the I hi I lie l i n e , a s i isu D u r in g th e first two m in u te s :>f e v t ia avoirdupois la Ijied bnn shove m a n y a I'lanlcr to t he ^Pa lInttl iilll.it/ L.k , ^ 1 a n t ehrrs. , 'A A 11, li e. ■n. , I* P11 l >a111 n t•,ei*r lfullbin I *l a k'reat g a m e at t o o k it o v e r on t h e first p l a y f or a ''"I"’ did lb* Ibi -< s. Il t o u r h r f o w n . C l e m m o n s ki c k e d g o a l . m i l l , a s '•"! H at b it g u a i . i l a I left f o r a p oi nt , t h u s t h e first blond w a s I and “ ' » l Kennedy b c n t i c d y al left I m k l c Wi.llor e. Who luiil been s h i l l e d 1 d r a w n , 7 to 0 in P la n t C ity 's fa vor. F o u r m in u te s la te r, Mutis- tin k b . p l a y s a g r e a t g a u n a t t i n p n u g h . P la n te r h a lf. 111 a b e a utiful po- 11n al. W ilson a n d l i i ei r on etuis piece o f broken field r u n n in g of U> | ill'll- i i r t a l l l l y “ d o i n g t h e n - l u l l , ’' Ivitig w lm y a r d s , c a rrie d th e pigskin over for alut i l l t h “ C r e a i l n t weld in f or lirei-l in Ibe mm nml t h e second touchdown. T ry for rv p l a y Stanf ord f l mi bl e d t h e ball on th e ,f iv e - y a r d line and lost it to th e | V ■' ,,r \ '+/} • •*- - L ‘‘ |'f|* tt rr aa ppoint o in t w wns sueeessf.il and ns successful and the th aCore ■Ctore w as ra ise d to 11-0. 1 1 0 . tin a 20 y a r d p u n t l»r J I dUowmv, P l u c k v little P la n te r hulf. made a b e a u ti*ful r e tu r n of 30 ya rds, p i s . . in g th e oval on th e tive-yaid line f r o m w h e re Allen took it over fm t h e th ir d touchdow n. T r y for point f a ile d a n d th e score at th e mid f th e q u a r t e r stood 20 to 0. w ith th e hal l on tile fiv e -y a n l line in posseaion o f th e P la n te rs. Ktwond t j u a r t e r . T h e P la n t C ity boys opened I he second q u a r t e r in a r a t h e r rush Ing m a n n e r , ta k i n g the hall w h u h w a s on th e five y a r d line, over on t h e ii' cninl piny, ,Smifi*r<) kn ked off t o t h e P l a n t e r s , w h o b e g u n u ' f a s t mid s t e a d y m n r e b d o w n t h e l o t h e e i g h t - y a r d line, f r o m 2"} K ntr.niinger took il over for w«? touebdow n. T ry fur point th e remedy. Kennedy Crowed Ibe I II111I I M i i . Ii i , i F(.(|, ,,gbl O f K ^ V(thl.r n , . , , , , . , f o r th e half blew .**,, th e w histle S eco n d Hull Ful l W nllin i , m u g r Is o n #f, for lunner, foi I i 11 i i H ai l i u - s e l l , , Mel'.lv line Am.. ' i t e r , K i mbnl l f or < oneli, II for Dorm any (Jirieiuls: l ( " f r r e e , (i II Bate- 111 file second luilf ilrvt,VjII-« bi'lullllloMIUtll. ( ’l e l n n i o t i s , F u i p i i a , D o rm a n y . two of tIn- V y 'M„,| K. A. f n i t o n , t i m e k e e p e r *< lit Mi •'Ph' wii \ M O M ’N i> O I Commencing nt 7 a. in. October lDth wejfCill commence selling 110\C E-1TE" ( ..UMilino (| save your Valve-grinding and have the pleasure of riding behind a smooth ru n n in g Motor? REMEMBER— Il costs you nothing lo try it, we are the loseds, and REMEMBKIt—that I »1 M anufacturers of BOYCE-ITE will pay for any Automobile th at was ever made, t onny maifl e v e R t i r. h llc o T H E HAT T ^ R ■FCrCt O K I X O W N i (SROO'VJp h a c k w h a t can prove th at Boyce-He damaged it or any of t h e finest Motors w h eth er they operate on lant^l w i TM ON O h TMC THC you the Ait or on W ater. * There are millions of sm all packages of Rovcc-Ite being sold at M aHU cents the l-oimct1 package. Lot us furnish il to y ou F R E E O F C HARGE with your Gasoline in ipiantity. Help us to maintain this added service at no cost to you by buying your gasoline here. K\e;J body knows Boyce lie, w hat it is and what it will do. r-h.;•+-!•+-|V LEADING DIXIE ELEVENS CUSH IN BIG GAMES 1 niiersilv of l loridn Meets Woke Forest Eleven in Tiimpii; I’enii Stuff Meets (iu. le c h in I’ruitiier Game l e i , nci todav and f eui low of Hie season ihus far, in Hint Ihe ri ,i,nm ing 1J a r e hn'keil m i*m ill* da made outside their own pliiv grounds. The essleriu-rs a re not taking th e ir gam e with To. h lightly and a re said to have pnir i ml f a r it (ilenn Killinger. assist aid coach, ims liecn In the stands at Tech's last two gam es. Tech ' c u t s have also looked tile K,l lanv 'outfit over in two gam es Virginia and V M I routinin' their long series of lig h tin g gnnn with a much b e tte r contest uni iiilid limn was the i .'i<c last year when I he Cadets ilist<tised of ll * Cavaliers hnmlilv V. P. J goes lo W a shington to (day th e t m v o r s iu of Maryland, The l fin le t -'i t v "f Mississippi and tile Mississippi \ A. M clash at Jackson ill a ga m e dial should be thoroughly worth while The Aggies lost lust Solm dnv while '■( qt| Miss" was winning but tile 1iiniversit v outfit was defi'aled last y e a r in an exeiting sliu g g le W'ashnigli'ii and l.ee gne- lute i i" ii-iitf i* I in i'll i*it in*' hi- w i t h i n-t +^ A ..................... i h e long -agty H a s I(s D r a w b a c k s ” — —By TAYLO R fi AAR GUNN ,TH»5 *•— « Wt.*JL ihm f i n a l H o P t s ^ y { S ituation is critilaI ; W E MU S T HAUL , ,VJ1TN ESSL*3 IN T H lS } Ca s e i m m l d i a y l l r ARE P tN N L D ON &UM ftRCHtE BAoD T vmS MORNI NG - I ' m S ure h e l l h e l p us 1{()Y(TMT!C CAS ACCFSSOUI! -Opposile Lincoln House---------------------- ----- Sanford, Ho 1- Many Dvlv^ales At Child W elfare Meet S \ \ \ N N Ml . tii . I let I Ci " " ,' t il,4 c t ' : 1 / iljl. j K"ii tl n i n i i <g I o na I hi l d W.-lfi u Collfi i eli re w lilt'll i i ,,,,,ii-,u I'd In r». till - 11,01 m u g will i .lit n i n e 1hi oii 'l. I I lav lt< | I • . M a i n e - l i o n , F !■ t da a n d '* *■( lief S o u t h , Til -1 ji I i ' ‘ j ■I ■ il, a t t i n lain e PRICES mui can afford I Siberia Refrigerators at Hall Hardware ( o. Florida Cash Salvage Co. , * ' :*L_ +<• (• + + -i- <- y r | ..H o t e l M o n te z u j sf; Serve Y o u t KAY BROS., SPtlK A M V\ a-h . th I Hi 1 W. C urran paid with his file lor 1 a poke W . din'sda\ Killing in an j aiiLi ill Men by S. C M artin, lie liulfi'd Martin's iuji over his eyes, ^| Ihe c a r t j-oiug o\i r a 3U tof ,l eia 'lalikment nea! lu re, instiinlly kill mg C urran. I fiber p a sse n g e rs ----- ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ tu pay BALLOONS fur all ( HI I V a c t i c a l J o k e CaUHo O f a Fatal Accident Phone 518— *» J. 1 , 1 ' ! Sunday is your rest d; lil a n y J n b tm p a r l l i T’ i * v + v -!-■{•++•!• *r+ j TIRES t h a t E s p e c i a l l y Prej S U N D A Y DINNER ONCE V o ll DINE WITH FS YOl San foul l.IBKRAE T A B L E $ WILL KKASUNAHIA + + * v-l ♦*♦♦*♦♦J**J*tJ* ♦’♦♦J* For Your Health.... *1**!'' D rin But Drink the Purest Water. In placing "Silver Lake Springs (Vi. W a te r’’ on the market ire placed it w ater tit t be disponal iff tlu* public that is Dure, Healthful and (lively Ix'iielicial. l>r. Tims. K. Baker, iff Uidlius College, Winter I’Krt lyzed this w ater anil pronounced it a "Superior W ater.” ISPECIAL SALE!! ] BATTERIES Jiir ririririnrinriri n n riririririn n n rin n n riririr tnriripiriripi ri rir 0 !ti_ jiuiJijuouiJiJiJuijnnijniLiiiJuiJi j < i i j cnji J i 9 r i t i i i i i i H i i> I»luy p LT hi s ii^tm 1 M e a d \ garl ic, ;.t* 1 il|i»t t «• i»f “ Iii'l'h $*'»’* h i l H In I {I>1 >|n$:utl 1(1 1he I* HHl. I . j.-!■-1-•>4>4*•£<-3-4-4-4-+ + + ^ +++++++++•!+++t++*{q| TIKKS 111? West I ir-si S i r e d — Hoi. \\ ilson, c a p t a i n of t h e squa d, «■ + -----—Filling Station — r5 NNVVO POSL^ VOR ' COooAR ADS - L TOOD Him Y o RLPORt HERE -;.+++ RAY BROS. A gam e expected to deve'op some te g u la r battlin'.: will be stag (1)(> ( ) „ n| ( ..liege. Pi* , to e.| at ran ,n a w here Florida meets The N o rth ( aro e n g a g e t h e ^ elluvv .lm k e l s in Al - Wake Forest. Ilit 111ii. Thi* is the fu i invasion lim ans a re prncei’d ln g sm ooth!v on of t i n . ni nt h b \ mi i n M e i n t e a m the Iheoiv Knit the bigger thev a n d i n i n g I b e 'eiisiiii ii i ii 1 will be in the b a r d i r tliev fall, being credit w c i c u n in j tu ed. ed alt. adv with d o s e but s u f f i­ ill. nut m e " t n n l u r n o f t h e sev cient i letorii's over the I'nivi rrity •fill i ills s o i i t h e m e l e v e n s have of N orth Carolina and W ashington I ------------- r — Simmons and l.i i \v *i ti f'crin Shift aird h iit^ m IVi h for Spi i r ki moi . , I ’mieh lo r HolUiwny, ( uhle fill I ai j Will you, or will you mil save this 20 per cent on the Dollar on y our Gasoline, save yourMoJ t o K e n t a e k v t*> r n - e t t h e S t a l e I ni v e r s a v al 1 e x i n g i mi, m i n i n g f i m n Wilson o n e t o w n t o a n o t h e r of t i n - a n n i 1 nli'inkli A maltei II I loi ii ai , !■', t VL. no a1C*t11-s|i •f1 »Itfif I ! f'lD’l* i »ft n a m e f o r t h e a f t e r n o o n ’I'bm iipson i i l.i ! Satti rdnv Cu* t he t r a i n s o f a l i e Hial h u r t Hie t i e n r i a l s ' ( lenini'oii- at* hi It • i rnd« I hrfuli* th*’ ill.-,. I’.ili * imd the t’rlit I—f f *it'll*if IT*FW n r e - t i g e no l i t t l e l.i-t s e a s o n will be re m em b ered D e H a r t ’- i f ew Substitutions: Hunt for Pope uit! hi foiintii mlH t t ha t I'iiMh if l i n w i d b e f o r e W ,ik> Fni Ys t S a t i n | (•uillei o n 1 "I sm. in. i «>b iiuin i if (A*4 all a I let fmi r dl l \ w h i l e l In Kentuckians were ( i u i l l e r , Wl l l l l n e f " | Me l s t ' b , Mel ell I In lilt el>i » t 11•• .tl n|i f »’> t nf s | n | i | ' i n g al l ot I n r B l u e t i i a s s t e u i u fio “BOYCE-ITH” GASOLINE Gasoline. t h a t min', Dn*Aa t*» In* to 1'at lia i d Thi pH-m I'IIiJ \ *»f dead 1 a . i m a ny I In* ili'itt h |oi k* I ( A l l | *f «•* i’ll! Jl* WII rn,h"Pl,«l M lit l ‘ |,.IUi. Il i W b it f ie l d tim e until tiie end filed up II nil, -.ln.1,1 I' ope This remedy is ounces of Ihiyce-lite to 10 tlalious of Gasoline) to everybody, at th e sam e pi ice you pay' for ordi I ii n m a , a * a re-olt of innl week m t ,v ilii's. M i l l i o n Hu d a \ brings ibe biggest fam ily 1 f t u s s c 11 30.0. ’ ’ -s s fu l mid lhe s e m e stood nl Int* I *Iit ii 1 < i t t S p a t k in.i a 1hese a ie facts and proven by some of tuf tionnlly known Engineers, and wo want to prove it to you by supplying you F R E E OF (JH/ bail, w as. a s o n ,. , ..f g , . ,.l t . .... d. t " " 1 l1" " 1' ' '» ' " ^ ,l1^ , - il;J Y'v al m u t e r , was \ T I \ N T A . I . a . Hi t ", g n a t sh a p e a n d played a tllougli s | \ saa lit III' I II i VUMI' I he line■lev i ns |ila\ team - niit-td S.infold tali * I and do you know t h a t Carbon d o g g ed C a rs require at leant 24 coni more Gasoline th a n Cars with clean Valves? S anford p e n e t r a t e t h e P l a n l e i s ’ wall o f <k'b ac k f i e l d , w ere g r e a t f a c to r s in teiise. I oleinan and liuntei, IA* getting th e se tw o lirstdow ns, j h a l v e s , wiT'c speeii y buys., whi l e * w h i c h w as to i'e proud *'f when >"ii I Wa l l a c e , w h o s t a r t e d at full, hit J*h a d n glance at th e P lant i Hy ki*h I | t h e liu<- like a Ion 1.1 bind, t h e first 1 wF machine. I few m i n u t e s tli.it In w a s pi. li yr d, F ir s t ( ( u a r te r . j q l l i i l l v l , w a s al fils bc-t i1 Have you hud to wait a half a d n y at a Garage and pay a t least $6.00 to hay Valves ground in ,y o u r,C a r? I of _ D ad you over thought about how much P o w er and Motor Efficiency was destroyed by '/ Meisch and Thompson i - Are ‘Celery Fed’ Stars L__ a n d Thompaon . V ] * ■-/ 5 *• V*| Z M j Following is the chemical analysis and relative rem arks coactf llie w ater by Ifialor Baker: Clear Neutrul None None P a rts per l.W l ‘J .2 1‘n rts per l.W 1 4 .1 3921 P u rls per 1 * None Color, Reaction, Free Ammonia. Albuminoid A mrtumia. Chlorine, Tidal Solids Hardness, N itrates, •M \ <5VL Kast 'First Street ,. ; | — 111 ■. WERE- i t I S NOW)1.1. FER tvv uma MUO- VJHAT7 COLUOEO/t-r I V»TM I neuer want To B tt( J c HANDSOME*S ta C rN -W W - vjhat wwA vu M E A N ? EXPLAIN , WOUR^ELF - r A Co l l a r ad We have placed this w ater nt your disposal. O u r trucks service. n i e jirtiple drinking this w a te r will J)nd thern^elvea many complications—especially kidney troubles cm r ~ ' L,L j J “ t waters. » * * * ,,t m odel GETS a B u n c h o f I ' MA S H" A J O T E S A MO , M H y jiF E F o u n d a Lcn* O F t h e m i n m m POCKET“ One lot o f N ew Fall Hats $43 One lot of Ladjes-'. Hats, Fall Fur 50c to4X.98 Ladies’ low and high c u t Shoes for v • “ *' ■• ' . This is ju st a th in tito re . ^ , ...................................... few of the bargaina%you will "> ■ «*& ' • ■ ; .. P h o n e 50 98c to $3.48 brown HomespuiLat ,__ .................. Gouts’ Shoes You should not miss th e benefits derived from th ey ^»o exceptional. , ■^ 112 West Second Street o f t h i s wit* �PA G E SEVEN OCTOBER 19,1924 fHi*’?Wifi ‘di rt?: fffrrjr^fHWrt' 11 1 iW , *-Llf' for L atest B usiness Inform ation Classified Directory jljr H e r a l d Dost and Found RATES t. w i l l •** » * • r “I* ^ a ith f*r FOR SALE—Large, roomy bunga­ low. Completely furnished with up-to-date furniture. This house was built for a home. Treated on Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets. Very best location in Sanford. Will sell for $9,000.00 furnished; $2,000 cash. Balance in term s very easy to han­ dle. See W. L Rumple nt First WANT TO BUY Small bungalow. National Bank or call phone 207 Must be a bargain and terms and make appointment. must be easy. Don't answer this nd unless you have something * OWN YO U R HOME. worth considering. Address L. J, W e have hpjrics to suit every lb cure Herald,__________________ ta s t e and pocket book. If you a re V ANTED— Boarders, 311 Palm et­ in te re ste d in owning your home I call on us. see one of oifr s a le s­ to Ave. FOR SALE—Ono "Hupmoblle" tourlhg. P. A. Mero, W ight Pros, building. ESSEX COACH — 1924 model. Good condition for snle or will trade for good lot. M. J. care H er­ ald. DOST— Past Nnbho Grand's Jewell __ of the Rebekah Degree, engraved c e .1 Frances T. Bryce, Return to Fan __ i Tan Shop, Reward. "*! PRINTIN'! Wanted building MateriaF MIRACLE Concrete Co., general ’rs I cement work, sidewalks, huild10. ing blocks, Irrigallon boxes. J. K. Terwilleger, Prop. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Companv N, l-nurel St. Phone 5C5 HILL LUMBER CO. Houso of _Service, Quality and Price. A dvertising REAL ESTATE E. SPURL1NG, sub-division TAMPA, FLORIDA—7 ampa Daily specialist. Subdivisions to Or­ Times, the great home dally, lando, Florida, and Floral rate 1',-ic per word, minimum Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. North Park Avenue. F LORIST ~ STUART, the Florist. Flowers for all occasions. Phone 260-W. J. h r b o t i i 'B. LhnuM *l*<* lli*lr Lfflr. adjrfjs a* Iplioii# n u m b e r If Lul l . Ali oul on* [» ihmir.i'cl hss • llie oili»r» e a n ' l L ltS >"U |ir #i1<1rr*» lu irr ■ MAIN’E—Waierviiic, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop erty. Reach them through thr Sentinel. Kate card on applico tinn. un laat MIST b* .1 TSe ■■■- f l l l l r r i n l>r I I I hour ll'.ruplla- II . . I III. irxlrs g r e a t e s t new sp a p e r. One y e a r | ~ ____ ftt.OO, tl months $4.00, th re e months i $2.00. If you desire $1,000 itisur1ance policy add 75 cents to your order. VERY L E A R N ABOUT rork County a nd| i»„|t Ijtkeland. th ro u g h the S ta r-T e le School j g ra m . Best ad v e rtisin g medium In: rooms. 'S o u th Florida Published m ornings, hath. ■Star-Tele g ram . la k e la n d . Fla. #10011 k place » ilhiti easy I jx-nple "I Sanford O H IO —Xenia. Make y o u r rales Is bra [ >u at Ira needed, I th ro u g h too Xenia Gaxette, Non lint stii’ii am spe­ Xenia, Ohio. Rich a g ric u ltu ra l and It ll rnjuinsl 11 is district. W a nt ad and display lphal>etir:ill> for rates_on request____ __ i c o i . o j i r . r s 1r.u 1 1.1 u m : u IfW't) h<Im Iihv^ lh« tnri£«*i»i r lr n iNull latlnn Iti 8r>iith wust #*»*i ‘ifm k la fir -word) I1* lint I FIltKt I o n A b V E R T lS r , tn trio Jo u r n a l- H e r - the 21 ’RtiVK aid. South G e o rg ia ’s g re a te s t s,., new spaper. Morning, afternoon, j j,.(i ID weekly and Sunday t tassified rnte« ' ' ]0c per line. TYaycross Journal- 1 1 H erald. W oycross. Georgia. mis-io , TO REA CH the prosperous farm -, blorid e rs and fern g row ers of Volusia T n -|r c ounty a d v e rtise in th e lie Land j.*!,,,-,,) Daily News, r a te Ic per word, cash j-nrij with_order.____ _____________ I s tr i.;.t A L I T T L E W A N T AU In T h * : H e ra ld will 1 b rin g you big re L ' ' suits. A dvvitire those old n r tb lu s bonds you have stoied aw ay and have 1said 1 no use for. A little th lrty -c e n t ad may b rin g you several dollars { Phone NH and a repre se n ta tiv e 1' will rail lo see you. by u I I.O R Il'A ( Ml LAN PO~ Orlando ' f*"‘" " m ornng S entinel; Inrgest classi ida, di Tied business, rule Ic a word, min- I ,.f .j imum 24c cash with order. 1( ,l( A U GUSTA 1 MR O N it i.E - Au , uwh gusto, Ga - A u g u s ta 's g re a te st! classified medium, ra te cash Otic tu boa c harge. 10c per line, minimum per n i 1 -3pc. ______ __ __ __________ dated AM* T H E MORNING JO U R N A L is the j able . ____ accepted want ad medium in f*arn^ „ I r l l l l \ i , ts | D aytona (F la .) One cent a w o rd ' . [sail * , ni S a n f o r d . an insertion. Minimum 2fm. _ 1 111 1 * Mc-t PA’LM l l K A C i r COU N TY ~Tlm I’ayabl r f.It\ I> l ST A T IO N . scene of stupendous development bi tin Gil. L h < f A rresau- Read about It In the Palm Beach New 1 !"• -Mill a smile. Elm Post. S am ple copy sent on re- t jic del 'runivl. Kfftct.nt n ' ""* 117 1-T. | quest. p1*' n! tuns, Mu(f‘" dI \ ir and Klin, ___ — DO YOU W A N T to buy or sill an y th in g ?" If so a dvertise In Apartments For Rent r O R LA Lr. Uu mess property I s*toft'.* -I) \ 11 t h St l In it k ,1***11 | R |s | e_s exam ined First S tre e t L L ( i * > r n lN 7ii~ P'Gufi f,;11 p 7 fT $32.50 lo Coat Office. 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Honda num bered from Sam ple copy on reuuesL OUt* i n g o f e x t i i In i a t i o n , s t r e n g t h , v i m . li««iillh% iini PruNOR nf«* d r i v e n to* F I I . I s S whll** ualn a tlia a n d h m i y u l i e y f|I s p i r i t s . I l ii u Ti»k*. iMotlel B** lb»* ) 1!NIH la nil ilia I If liih gud'l by U n i o n P h u r m a c y . "'•nJl* i ' i is t I" SMALL—TUB I I I N I I-'IT I S C I I K ' T $27.MI N ASH S U I T OR $23.50 OA KIICOAT 'I'u ilured-to-M easure Iloa10lll.1i Kl.uld .i *v Anderson hanford. , S. AA'. RRADEORD I h.i h! i tl ie ( b e r e f or *■ o i d e r a i l , Thai you, WANTED AN O P P O R T l N i l Y To buy your old F t.rnilure for Cash TO SHOW You some burgum s in good l i b,ilit F U R N IT U R E . hoe it*3 4 al I he Dour I Ilouae Iti Hau ford, HeirtMmie *’t<iuit) Florhlii a*ild ■MUae be i tm a null ti* unlit title Mi the cmn pla Ilia rvl a D J llnrithwll and W. 'P I*ii n$£14) to the h«>r eln he f nr II il*>a*TIlM-d In lid n and t hen a ml there m akr mtin v* i*r to ihla hill -f com pin Mit ex III 1*1ted IIgit lit ft you in thin ctniae oi her v* |m< Dei n ew I’fif I.*iii ti f e o n *4(11 he elite fed a If f|| net ) oil nil.t each of >0(1 li la f i MI h e r >11 i i 1 1■Mi he i,id* l e d . |iu h Ile fie d Thai olice a Cliiropodist \ ‘M 218 P ark Ave. FOOT SPBC1ALIHT t.rtiH 11 i i b ' i i * I mk r ova Nil t u t l e n V 4 • ‘a l l ii 11*h mi t m *-d u* b i n Opel! l«» the pmfeaulnn tor urn:teal. Medical arid Maleriiilf h»pt*a, EmrrgL' iH' ) Ciiatm »1 I ’h i m c ,)2S. W cLikii l l u il d i n : DR. R. M. WELSH GRADUATE VETERINARIAN L ist Y our P ro p e rly w ith W. .1. THIGPEN l! TKU. LM I S L L L ’KM If )..u ,|.sir- I>t..iniu »»rit,s anij r»ie|it tonal work ( Al l r.mr S a n fo rd S te a m P rc sse ry P|r«l Mlrrrf tl*l* (A *-i*k By GEORGE McMANUS K iel e £ E N a JO C K E X A L L b E A ' b O N A IS D r. UobHon’rt S a n i t a r i u m I S i ; I) I T K M I T ’UK CO. cNllil I'll! It of l o l l i n u loi > "II *»i** l,t f el t ) ' i t ' i j u h c d f o appoar t o Mi I m i i 11 o f i o»it |i l .i i t it Mi Mil* i . i unt > o n Hit- t l M i d d a ) o f N*iVi*mh(*i D ING UP FATHER W l U t)P E R V J H A P r \ co Aoum $05 Conrad Ila tld la f Phones: Office 10 lloraa 21 DELAND, FLA. Elton J. Mougfhton AKCHITECT FinU National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ------------ Florida Sanford Novelty NVorka v. c . r m . t . i a t >**•». IT ! R tq ifS ’ A SU R E CONTRACTOR AND RUILDttK W IM rS E R U f s r r a l > k * | a»4 MUI Wm 4 T O O A T • rx V A s n Ionic w h e n it ie r s is w * * k n rcs a m i In-k o f n e e e t fls . w tisn a I" i *'i lit *••n ** *nll\ i vvi i Km Mi Up Him. j . id lit! ;tlit a io u wi*,*i*.-1 |>uh (Mlicd tn Saiifoiil H.-iimnd* I'oiiuM df|^i*'»H \\ !•*•( i<i !m*h f ti n Ime UI' IIK A R E T O O CX^DN* _> M E L A O ’ f— p Kidney "At the O utle t" T u ■! . . l t d Cl T 1 Dli in i n * 1111 i t f4M lit l b * I 111* i l*» » I tnl* *if M * n I IllH* AIf Si * 11**11 1 1 T * i w 11r*Mt |i 1 S n i i ill, H o f i iN -N Willi III* k l . i i t i III It *»f l i ke ?!.l rt f ' I t d D r II III, l u l l S n r Mi T b l i l f »i i i 11*1 fif* 1 0 0 i d u i l i i K I r*Kl S I * i»N Nt*) ( I i h I iim S o u t h (}i not WELL - W EL L 1 L IT T L E JO H H I7T ' O tiib S .tD 'A A N W H A T Clem Jonrs l.lvrr and Tonic Will Do It • ’ fin ffdbtHinn, dt -■ fib* 11 hind ».* | • R* is, i m g a n d O v e r - )i it 1f million clnil nr hlfthway *° Kulf beach Junt flnlihed; n two 1 "Iborue, Waltiku ml It tun dollar hrlilii** iicrupa Kf • a in - ' lit ul Huy ntnrtrd. n iimr f #-r million , dnllnr a[)rm hmuti under rnneinjr-j M*»n, iwtt mil Idofit h*dn it e|»ent on highway: I; real ml chance fur live dcv-ilupera In Mel In on ^ruuml flmn Wrlfe Development Depart­ ment T h e PermAcola Newa riunudjuiK f de id SPEED UP YOUR I.A/.Y LIVER little m i *i t ,4>ti mnk ss >$ia ta li i In <1 >nur flrfiiE. ynur back in hi m. your niotiUi tmntcH nnd yottf n!»*#•|i in broken, Jon«»a U v i r uml Khlttry Toltlr tlia on« IblDK flint Mill n-Htur* your ulrrotslh anti \ s i'i7 i‘. S i ) l h i HEr.TNT • nnliltJ >4iii t»* viijity Ufa. CUftOM A SMALL* ASH p.ivuo ul will l.nv jnNKH 1.1 \ I:It AN I» KIDNKY II lot v. till It will m a k e l o g p ro f i t T lo ii tire d , h a lf s ic k , d is c o u r a g is l b*«*u umk «»f Itn Kfinarkl nlying ••fTect, haa f o r vfl t rti a few m o u t h s , t t w m 1 f e e l i n g c a u s e d b y a t o r p i d l i v e r u u d TONU; dim! d o e - n I nee * e l e h a n d will h■*11 on 1,10 t i | . ( l , d l.ow els c a n be g o t t e n •ni MMIahfil tto.-ir t\H n rncoirnlsa*] r**inn! > fm T O lir in UVRH. pH 1 *ta - I e • II tortus It %Oil ( i d o f with sot u s i n g p r o m p t n e s s I'T.VKH MMiAIIIA ANI> rOLDfi wi-.li l o l.d.i a | \ . . ' I n g e , d 1 in- r n p . d by u s i n g l l e r b l n e . r IsKM 1.1 Visit ANI» KID* Y o u feel its in l e a - o in vaul t o f r e a l e - t a t e it hetieli, oil elf,-el w i t h t h e f i r s t d o s e Vi:v TtiNli* i" fmt only iitiiifflclal J H n llvrt M l**«llclllgi, U ClDT* m i g h t pay \ m | t o ilivest I g a t e t h i s us i t s p o i i f j i n g a n d r e g u l a t i n g e f ­ |m<<4 r\ 1 l*n u*l iik it mlbutat ItnultttlttS o f i Vr Bo x 1***1 1 a r e T h e H e i a l d it f 11 1 «n 1 r in llir uloniach anil bow* fect is thorough a n d c o m p l e t e . It rlt Tilt Mliwll If" Mirlli'lll Ck* I l*U S . \ I d . W e l l loi a t e d ro.siden not uo'y ,li ives out b ile n n d i m p u r i ­ t ha rile |.r .no-! 11*** MHolla ImptlH* toi l lot. $••** c a s h a n d biilunei. t i e s but it i m p a r l s a s p l e n d i d f e e l ­ lira w tib'li It a Vi* Inf «rf **rr#*f with Inc i.i • i *-r*f * ii h‘1.'i I ■• , tl t ........,aH»*d *.i ,.t the I Itv of Nallfoi if. II,o ola " v S . i l . o u liviim „ II I MI„-« ,-|,t|,MlM-I tut, A II III, I mil - t lie (,,-( nil MO 11,1 I t y , \\ , Slll .........I- . , oo REPAIRIN G vifiO IN lA ............... 1 FOR SALE—2000 feet good 1% inch second huiul standard black pipe. Price $4.00 per 100 feet. Can lie inspected at Beardnll Precooling Plant. FOR SALE--20.000 cabbage plants. Im pure W. It. P r e v a il Moore’s Station. _ __________ FOR SALK— 7-drawer Singer sew­ ing machine like new Also Hoosler kitchen cabinet. 109 N. Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J. ____ _ CARPET CLEANING— Have your rugs cleaned and disinfected by an expert cleaner. Oriental rugs a specially. V. L. Bates. Route “A" UJ.M k ••11 I ' l i l m c t to A m - Go o d p n v m g l o n p e t l j a i d a g oo d Luy 112 I ' m k A v e . ' ll u . t - . h e t A G a l i l e i v o , .b 1>• pledged to, th, 1in,vo0' a t Ilf t hi' i»T'llltk1|itll M i n i If! 14 11*.Al uf II Id r J.iHD t ' 1 N*lll ( g | , .!• is, d » r i*t " »»*• x, , , f | | %Ml|£ ,lfl.| ThlN ul hnnif*i (f» bf* Soli! I........ '* * bi 1111mu. Mil* i* t »t Mill t *• h if* . .t l . er vi..* In.I I 'a Til w e ll A .............. n i A t to; n o w ,. . , , . . , m u vi'fk < iiv. I•• in‘ ! in n fil'd by Miscenaneous For Sale FOR RENT-*-2 o r S rooms, 1st and 2nd floor. No objection to smnll CONTRACTORS children.__ 110 W. 3rd S t _______ _ FOR R EN T— FurriUhed upstairs _bcu_room. .100 Palm etto Avenue. FOR R E N T —F u n d s h e d one lightSA LE ON COOK STOVES housekeeping room in private From $2,00 to $10.00 saved on family. $12.00 per month. 215 any cook stove bought for caah up Avocudo Avo. till November 1st. Also save you FOR R EN T— Furnished bed room. motley on heaters, both oil and 311 Park Ave,_________________ wood. All new stock. SANFORD STOVE WORKS FOR R E N T —Desirable furnished bedroom to gentlemen or couple. 32l_E._lst S t . _ __ T h o n e _ 4 9 J d * 210 Pork Ave.__ _________________ 100 ACRE FARM on sand-clar ronil 3 milts west of Ixmgwooo. FOR R EN T - - Furnished rooms, lying one-half on high ridge land well ventilated. 200 E. 3rd. and halnnce In flowing well diitrict on U eaiva River; 50 acres cleared and m stdendid cultivation! — —rrrirrs;— r:— ;— n — v,------------- 4 acres under cultivation with a ! R E N T - U e s i r a b J e five room . bungalow and g a r a g e 201 V rench flowing well and ready to subir­ rigate. 1-nrgo modern 7 room , A ven» e . j 4 5 . 0 0 _ M . F . J t o b l n . o n . house, private water works, plumb* 1FO R R E N T — F u r n is h e d house, ■g and fixtures, outhouses, tenant j Apply 203 E. 3rd St. houses, garage. 000 two year old \ v^ T E T ^ T O TTEN T— H ow often budded orunge trees, 20,000 sour ()() wc h,.„r „eo„ |„ „uy they w ant to trees, many of them ready to bud. r c „ t „ ,MlU-e b„ t find it impossible Ideal place for dairy and poultry (,(> „„ , t j„ .{ifficuit t„ g e t in ■fnrm. Price $15,000—one-third , t ( l U t . h wil(l OWIIers who have houses rush, balance on terms. luike Jesn>nl Th(, p ro p e rty ow ner will tup Land Co., Inc., Ling-wood, Fla. REAL-ESTATE V|i » VVKST Rooms For Rent man and h ear our e a sy plans and Bo y W A N T E D --A m bitious lx>y te r m s to "Own Y our Home". wanted by T he H erald to sell A. P. Connellv & Sons. i copies of th e paper on the s tr e e ts 1OH Magnolia Ave. I of S anford each afternoon. Lib- Insurance. Rea! E s ta te 'e u il commissions will m ake it pos- ' IS YOIJR MOUSE FOR S A L E ? 1sihle for h u stle r to m ake good T here is no ensier w ay to reach earnings. T he cirulation m a n a g e r ■will lie glad to talk the m a t t e r over people who wish to p u rrh n se n place such as you wish to sell than | with v o u .__ _ _____________ ' th ro u g h the want nd columns of PREVENTS I NFKCTION. . , l h ‘; , | orul,11 l. IU'a‘l ,hy nearly ev; The g re a te st discovery in flesh f‘ le rybody and Seminole county each I healing is the marvelous Boroxone, .:......*■; a ‘lei noon these little w a nt ads e a r a inyei'intion th a t comes in luiuui ry your m e ssa g e to the m-rons you and powder form. It is a combina u a n t to roach. Takt* a few min- |tia|le no m ista k e nending hi* roes I lil in lie n tm e n t th a t not only puri utea and prupnre your ad selling , tl, ,,,.,,,, 1,, | llt,king fo r houses ; fo s the wound of germ s th a t m u s e 1forth omplote description of the jf h UM,„ Th(. H erald's classified jinfertion, but it heals the f h sl, p ro p e rty you wish to sell, then T he lllU u n . .heat). Phone [with e x tr a o rd in a ry speed Bad bring .1 to The H erald office and , , H , tlu , w j» j „ the rest, 'w ounds or cuts which tnkc w eeks lot the |»a|H*r <io the rent. im i . * . , * a g re e a b ly surprised at F O R U K N T - b iye riaun bungalow , to hral with th e ordinary liniments m ight H04 him . Apply R o b e rts G rocery m* ml ’quickly under the powerful the result. .influence of this wonderful rem FOR SA LE 3 c o l o r e d h o u s e s a n d L D l l H K N T — ( i l i r i l | { C , 3 1 fi O l l R edv Pi ice <li(|tiid) 30c. (10c and o n e lot in G e o r g e t o w n . One i$ l 'Jn Powder 30r and liOc. Sold block from Celery Ave. Exrep- FO R REN I !• ivo room c o tta g e on by Union Pha rm a c y. tional investm ent. Houses onlv repaved str e e t. Apply 3110 r ranch cently built. F or p a rtic u la r s in- Ave. FOR R E N T —Two room a p a r tm e n t quire at Baumel Specialty Shop J FOR R E N T Five room Bungalow, 21)2 I’ark Ave next to Post Office. Pace’s Lain'. $5 a week, Enquire ,1 l.. Ingram , TW O F U R N IS H E D a p a r tm e n ts of th re e and four mono.. Iiglrts and I.unalcy w ater. T. A. G reenleaf, L ik e M ary. FOR SA L K - Lots 30, 31 and .72 in Palm Hummock. C onsisting of 2i’>. 115 acres. For price and term s address ow ner W .\L ItimU | ‘ (I i*7. In m a ltin ' Jiinua rv 1 Box hl.t, Miami. Ft*. Bonds num bered fi'i.un FO R S A L E 5 rooms ami bath. . to m a t o *e . t a n u a r y I Il.dlv A m line and 3rd St. I louse Bonds n u m b e r e d f r o m now rented at $.75 per mniith Can be bought for sam e figure pci 7. t o m a t u r e . l . i m i n n 1 m onth and $300 down A. I* Con nellv & Son--, hislitunce ai^l Real E s ta te , lUH Magnolia Ave. um urv FOR NAI.I 1 I It A ! >1* f ..| Sant ord t . tl Jl 1 < e x ,1 IS pi opei t y *1 well located lots |H ft* r -. 10s tin \ Iiik Oilainlo. 1 ply Miller Bakery. l,,1(110.! S.lOt *-S h um ami lOih S t r e e t . l v '- X Houses For Sale Used Cars FOUND In front of Pont Office. One pair tortoise rimmed glasses. Owner mn.v have same by calling nt Herald office, proving ownership and paying for nd. In A d v a n c e ifroa* ■ Help Wanted ai T , umwtrrUl S t m t l o s i n g Paint Co, A A A A A fL A P AT M I H O O F F O F M T OKlfri* W« handle K benton-U ndalay Paint. IIS MAGNOLIA AVKNUB "Call far our price*." IbET WITH Seminole Marble Co. 0>«24 fo * /# � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 18, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 18, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 18, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4a3103738cc3705eb7a774e1af800cf3.pdf 77468f25eb349bde23b025f360720fa5 PDF Text Text Pi t in . U UJHif M 'iiftrti m n g is s » ii.d Wm *'» Vo| 44 ■•.’tt/j' ’ ? 7 t 'V ^ W W f SB fi ■f f P ■k ■■—4 W J . . .<»*>• m !•{/« ASSOCIATED PRESS AISPATCHEJ Shenandoah Going In Line Down Coast leagm need i Rain, sh ift ing ga les, probably dangerous OVk:r south. H ighest tempi . Sunday........- ...... 72 Lowest tem p. Sunday.......- ..... ... ............ 2 1 1"-. R a in f a ll------- NUMBER 16® SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1924. Conditions, a t Lake Monroe Bridge Becoming W o r s e ; !!|''People . . 1 * M W ' ENGLAND WILL End of Campaign But 5 Weeks Away GULF STORM IS Less than five weeks remain in Tho H erald’s big subscrip­ liTsv tion contest. On November 22, a t 10 p. m. tho prixes will be awarded to Ill’ I stalled in the water'. A slow speed winners who have been suc­ It was learned this a fte r ­ cessful in securing the grcivtFord truck hns been plying back noon from City Engineer Fred est number V*f votes during the nnd forth across the flooded nren T. W illiams that late report* tw elve week period. for several days, lending nnd pull from the Lake Monroe bridge ->1 A s tho race nears the end Ing enrs through the wnter. on the Sanford-Delgtnd road MacDonald’s Party Appears are renewing their e f ­ Experts Declare That Body atat* thal the highway} haa On the Seminole county side of Certain To Be Ousted As workers forts nnd are working harder Must At l.enHt Huve Bene­ boon dosed. the bridge the w a te r hns not yet Liberals And Conservatives thnn ever before to pile up Williams stated that covered the road and probably ficent Neutrality Of U. S. thisMr.Information Combine to Lead the Fight such a lead over their com­ was given him will not, according to n s ta te m e n t To Insure Its Success by A. II. Beehwitk, city traffic petitors thnt they r a n sew the made by city officials today. D u r ­ firrt prize up. officer, Ilieh water, standing ing the past 48 hour*, the period T he Inst few weeks of the 'tw o -fe e t over the road at the ending enrly Monday m orning nnd ca m pa ign will lx- busy ones north end of the bridre for Deginning enrly S aturday morning, nnd the young lady who mnkes the past several days was g iv ­ the w ater level of Luke Monroe the fo u rth period n busy p e ­ en as the cause of d o sin g the rose only one nnd th re e -q u a rte r in­ Forty-One Women Seek Sent* riod and is nhle to secure n lot road. II. S. Participation In Some In Cominc Election; Lull of votes d u rin g this week will ches. Way Would Form Sanctions Congested traffic nt Lake Mon­ It was stnted nt the office of the In Campaign Over Sunday have th in g s easier in the Inst Against All Aggressors roe resulted Sunday a fte rn o o n u3 city engineer today tha t this indi­ days of the contest. 20.000 additional votes will Ins scores of m otorists from th is city cated. provided there are no more LONDON. Oct. 20.—The 1.420 cfc N E V A . Oct. 20.—In their p r e ­ and the vicinity parked th e ir cars heavy rains in this section, thnt candidates nominated for p a r l i u - / aw arded to c o n te sta n ts tu rn in g in $100 or more in su b sc rip ­ lim inary study of the protocol for n e a r the bridge in an e f fo rt to se ­ the w ater has about reached its ment S aturday comprise the follow-! peak and tha t it will in n few days ing pa rty classification: Conservations la-fore ten o’clock S a t u r ­ the Pacific settlem ent of in te rn a ­ cure first-hand inform ation on the WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-day night. This is n special o f ­ high w nter which bus covered ap begin to subside. It will subside tists 632, Constitutionalists 7. Lib­ tional disputes, which recently was The went her bureau today is­ f e r nnd in no wise conflicts proxim ntcly one-fifth of a mile of nt about the same ra te th a t it hns erals 341. Laboritcx Mil, C oopera­ Od. 20 .—The adopted here, the e xperts of the the Sanford-D eLand road. with any oth e r prixes offered. sued the following ntorm risen for the past week, it was snid. tives !•. Communists H, Indepen­ tc committee in* N ext sta n d in g of co n te sta n ts League of Nations gradually are warning; Hurricane warnings According to further figures dents 12. Republicans 7. Sinn Fein Several thousand people visited unpaign contribwill lay published W ednesday. reaching the conclusion th a t w ith­ th e bridge Sunday to view the dis­ available today, the retaining bulk- N ationalists and Prohibitionist* one remain north of Key West, to ’expenditures m out a t least the beneficent n e u tr a l­ a s te r riCUsed by the flood w nte r in hind here is nine inehe.* under w a t ­ each. Cednr Key and north of Mi-., Ivashinyton after Because of the large num ber of ity of the United State*, it will be laike Monroe and the St. Johns er. It i* thought thnt with the sul>ami to Jupiter. W arnings xtnntial let up during the past 48 j j wi t hdr awal s th e re will be Fed the investiga- Republican Chairman Say. M tkM m t southwest of storms at Key I ’S hours th a t the w ater at this point I <| rni k Itt fight* between CoirservaWest and Miami. Northeast nmj |.«borites in no fewer LaKollctlc Leaders Are to organise sanctions ngainst tiny end of the w ater covered *|>ot and w ill not reach more than HI inches jf js to r e s u m e storm warnings continue hundreds of people sta n d in g look­ in depth over the bulkhead wall. thnn 247 contests. Moreover, owing R a i s i n g $500,000 In Wis­ a g g re sso r stntc. Article 12 of the protocol a«k* ing on m otorists found it e x tr e m e ­ Abandon Home*. Lf r e p o r t s t h a t a north of C edar Key and J u p ite r to i to Inst hour p a rty activity in nomi consin; Welcomes Probe Apalachicola and Jacksonville. The the economical and financial or ly difficult to cross over the bridge. In the town of Lake Monroe s e v - 1noting e x tra candidates, chiefly by 1 can “slush fund" hurricane circles a r e 26' 30 ’ n o r th ; One or two convict g angs were ( m l i eside.it* have been forced out t|„. l abor I'lirtv, there will be more W A S H IN G T O N . Ort. 2 0 .- W ill­ gnnizations of the league to study for u*c in doubtful M3’ 30" west, passing inland not tria n g u la r fights th a n were e x ­ Continued on page six pushing cars, which had unluckily iam H. B utler, chnirm nn of the R e ­ and report on the steps which Lgh the Democratic pected 227. distributed as follow? Declares Needed Reform Can fa r from Fort Myers late th is a f t ­ “millet's collections, publican national com m ittee, in a should be taken to give e f f e tt to London 23. E nghan boroughs 71. He Secured By Election - eriiooii. n I proposed budget s ta te m e n t issued here Sunday night , lu. financial and economic saneEnglish counties 104. with the re / if the campnign declared La Follotte lenders had stipulated in the covenant Of Democratic Ticket; Is­ High Wind Precedes Storm nmindei in Wales, Scotland nnd I n ­ r 1 , 1.aKollotto decided to raise $5(Mi,(MK) in the nn,| clarified in the protocol. Al sues Statement From Bed FORT MYERS. Oct. 2U— Elec­ d land. L uC" under sta le of Wisconsin for the indopenready the longue’* e xperts attar hod |il! la. In ought under tric power was interriipped in te r­ Thus, three cornered fights are to the financial, economic nnd dent ticket W A S H IN G T O N . O d . 20. Willscrutiny. distributed over the whole kingdom , . . . . . , m ittently during today nnd tree* “ Since the senatorial in v e stig a t­ transient sections are preparing In prmnrrst* Also, and makes the outcome of the e le c - 1.am tL MrA«l«H,. ... In* f. st extendion com m ittee has decided to con­ plans for presentation at the meet - | and shrubbery su ffe r from high nth will call before .ions difficult to predict. •’•' l , *“ V.r a s Un‘ tinue hearings into cam paign ing, of the various technical coin ('Inn I.. Shaver. tl Women Candidates. m.lioiml convention, declnr.d Nun- winds protuibly as a fo re ru n n e r of missions which are composed of funds," he siiid. "1 want to say once O utlying Juniif W Gerard, the government representatives of t Tl.ere a n . II women ean d.d ate-. day the only chance to purify the the forecast hurricane. disti lets a l e flooded due to heavy he Democratic nation more th a t the Republican national the various states. L abo r supplying a majority ,,f g-.v.-rnno-nt : um to arc.-m,d.sb b« Arrnnucmcnls Iicing Made at Arrive On Steamer Osceola the C o n se r v a tiv e , refo rm s demnmled by the people i s , rains. I for questioning both com m ittee willingly cooperates in Huge I’roldeni. . w h ile and Are Taken nn lour of t h e m 2 2mil,lit.-i| producing such inform ation as is Local Country Club WhtN'f i collected ami expend 12. th e Liberals 1- elect Davis and B ryan." The correspondent of the A**" Itain D amage Small ( il\ anil Trucking Section; 1•»*'* n Special Service Will Ho brr.nirat.on and the desire.1. n o te d Press learns tha t this pr*^ ..................V i ’" ? . . j mill Hie Independent* I. Lndi A In a le tte r w ritte n from John* MIAMI. Oct. 20.—Actual flood We hope that the com m ittee liminnrv study has demonstrot I a r l v h m o n t h l y I m p r e s s i d ( f lht, | , l)(.,||ISS „ f Aiholl. Lully l|..|«kins hospital. Baltimore, where rt for fhe remainder Liven By Edvv. I’etil Benoit j dam age is small in this section Will go into the matter of the funds (y (hi> u .rrifj(- lluUlri. „( the T e in n g to n . and all the women mem Mr McAdno recently underwent an from the unprecedented rains on raised by our opponents as well. of a r r a n g in g nnv off.-. M e n d ,.'* of th e J in k s o n v illi‘I In Sanford i oiinlv • lul, will lu-is .I the Iasi parliament a n seek | opi-rntion. be informed Democratic Saturday. nper*. president, nnd On Sept. !•, in Milwaukee. W is„ one (» (> ()f sanctions with tin* . . . , • . I I I>I si (|>n, in v m .............. soon have a French , a te r c r in the T ralfic i lull, neeonipaiiii-d by their ing n-i-lei lion The olln r women national hciidipinrtci'H th a t he would Ion. ms rotary. of the hundred l.a r o llc tte lenders held a *(tni| IMj S ta te s not atlhei mg to tin pel son of Filwald Pi lit I!,-noil who families and special guest*. | (.Mtll,„ |Illc> | u,|e mans well - be forced to i.biin.loii bis jdanx for KEY W EST. Oct. 20.—Th* | cratnm of l.nlxir, also m eeting and decided to raise $600,- .ir,,tlH.„| . Among the many ex itiiivf,! in }ri>?atril us to the COO in tliul sta te . Am ong those ample* which m ight be cited, two will give tin ncopli of this citv lining '.'it. m lived m Minfor.l on ; |||( W || in „ M. w„ MI,,nv movement, jn n extensive speech m aking n u n ce nte r of the tropical storm rush­ Ix.iiid llo l I) de Line steam er llsnn. | the sin i i.oo.ling r o m m u i.i// Tlu re wu* a lull in the m inpnign 1paign. but through le tte r and teh*- ing up the gulf passed over vvaxtthe source of funds present were H erm an Kkern, a t t o r ­ are brought forw ard T im an ei ..hi *hoilly bi-foli ........ Sunday Ne.son. Held mar- ney general, who presided, (iovern- those where the signatories t" >h' tin In st that i .in he had III foods on the,i annual oiititig I In outing ,,,„ i Sunday, a ffording an o p p o r - 1gra ins to friends in various sta te s e rn Cuba late Sunday afternoon 'a n d accessories foi dinner pnrtu-s. lor Robert M. I.a F«*l- or John J. Blain nnd S ta te T r e a s ­ protocol siiall endeavor to brine }l heal i e lu iiln - dinner dunces and began with n hnmpict in the boat * lim ity of reviewing the situation, he wus doing his " u t m o i t to help and is expected m o m e n ta rily tQ pass here about one hundred m llw r f u s t , for the the cause. | commitU-r lit had un- u r e r Sol Levitan. preaure ngnmst an aggressor stale (oi nil special o n :i ions where ctin ug room Siitui'ilai night. I'ri-si- which is notew orthy, „ , ,, to the west. It i« expected to . . . . . . . . . gi ow mg conf nli-nei-ol the » m is e r 'a " l l is a g re a t pity,’’ the le tte r sbor federation wus hy cu ttin g off all loans and all sun I choice foods and good service are dent Earl llulett pi rallied a* toast “T his $ 600,000 w as to be a p p o r ­ n v i pariv m llit-ir coming hack said, ” tht»' th e progressive* led by TiMnj*j),(* r vJ^gbtl) s d R . U i t h a n , - » 'its own initiative in tioned to various congressional d is­ plies of war m a te ria ls H i - l>“ inl I desired. dla-ror and Roy (. Burge, c h a in n a n a the largest p a r ty In the house, I .a F'illette and W heeler and the Monday- forenoon. independent political tric ts. P roportionately, tliu r fund cd out tha t in such a contingency Tin* was learned foilin' in an nn .f the E ntertainm ent t onimiltee, Five la rg e ocean-going vessel* alwa v? coul d i •.oiinci-meiit bv Pii-snlent Edward proi idl'd a distinenve iinniHeiiii-ni . even il not with an absolute map-o ­ Democrats led hy Davis and B r y ­ put in here today r a t h e r titan b a t­ for Wisconsin was much la rg e r | an a g g re sso r state tin il v. and second, fm the fra n k n e ss an lannot present a united front l.a Kollftlc t hnrge. I Higgins "t the lo. nl I'hnm hcr of , pl og l am which i -ant to have fell th a n tha t pt-ojamed by certain Re have the resort of applying t ; tie with the hurricane winds In the with which a low coalition govern tin* tnnun«»n rn«*my. i oiiimi-M e Mi lliggin* mui I that luied tin- evening - aetivitie* Is, t li-.w- w i the Ill- publicans in Pennsylvania. I can o n ­ l'lilted S ta tr s for help. gulf stream . The p a sse n g e r j IIM lit l~ lanvasM-d III llo' press. Geiieralli speak up', according t-1 Ri-ri-nmg to tin- candidary of Sen ste a m e r G overnor Fold*, which nt present the i lul* house is being On i gl -t will b e c en- ly hope tha t the t h u d pa rty man I pon thcii a n i v a l nt Clyde Line | Will'll pa 1 1 in incut was dissolved a tm * l.a F'dletto and W heeler, Mr. sailed for H avana at *:H0 thla I ..-1 I-nlli-tle's c h a r g e s a g e rs have been more successful in well informed tiuurters. a fu st <x l cinoili'teil and nde-pintc nre p a ra k m tin* i ity, tin- incmbiTs of Ihei, wu* in, hint given publicity 11.•11s are being made to lu cotnmo Mi Ad "> declared tha t while lie ho. dosl returned to port sh o rtly I ...id and [ fi'lhng their .juida* th a n we have. I ' Z a ris1' t h e ' u ^ e n t ' n'l-Vl"''^ I d iti nioii'ieul Petit Benoit by Cither I he l.ibclul or Coll*.TV. i was not m ui •n»r«l with ' much that , morning, l innl tin parly wen- met by city offn unoii( upon receiving mclid | yif w <illp>»«ria-4 have ||„ - Republican party has no oI Anil.rll.BI1 collaborHt.on m i n n r eluent - foi Ibis spei ml s e n ial.-. the *rcietniy of the Cliambei , utive j 111*** that such a move was .'’enator l.a | ..llette is advocating 1orj t.r8 |oi . t t i |{ (it timly, a jeetion to the raising ,f fund* ........ , ,n mu universal scheme of urbltrn i. • will be i i.ninleted d in in g l lie •>f I iiliinn l , e and ii-pl e.ii-nlMt ivi-- i olitcliipl.iteil (u> f"l in-tariee llis proposed eouit Tile local naval radio station has lain manufacturer. the third party candidates by such -f the Atliiolli ' " 0*1 Line Rail |I E le n ,„,N d e of the amendmeol to tfu* C".i*tit.ltlo.D been u.inlde to locate the N orw eg­ t ion arwl •«*« •»11 v founded on nii u e \| lew d a i s it was learili d nowV Hie the altitu altitudi It, I Ho- ways and gigmitii m g a m /.a tion- as the Amer w n t i n g s a n c t i o n s if s o * »' “ s, n,-m. loud * iimpanv who bail with Dorn , „i i , ,. and Libeial leuiler* l* 3 Ip. s,.| r e t a i l of the i hamln-r "f lic-eurt hi'le* - be d,-s,TV*-s admirii- ian motor vessel Eolkbard which III., it i In R, publican lean Federation of l.abol ot tne could h o p e to III iH’f l’M^lUI I uul "iiiobdi - " ‘ th.il Ihi al I aligeine'il Hindi- t>> with I til'll I,rol i ,-*pe, t (o r the courageous -ailed l«?i Sunday from Pensacola stall'd todav that tin i i " i e than king to will k 4i „'oiiimeiie Kifwuid I Motes m ilrond bt otlu-rhoo.lBut such ifui* pviiptli* art* 4 ,tu,w i uiulnlnte- when- tiin r g u la i figlil h, lot- made against enlieiich fur SavAiiuuh. Ii -i,-i w.1s fm Hi li-ais eollliei t win. ti to e n te rta in the in-itoih3.oli el-in \ at linn 1 funds must of m ci - sit v become the out an la>l|4 «»f hHIU tH'lD III With Helmonn o's III New Yolk Fm in el two hum limii* till* pally* wu- J i i *i ,Ii *I- Would givi •> ' hnliei fm a ,.i) pi iv tieg,- and the invisible fol**,-s | nti • t tin i n n m i f a c - subject of iiajuii) h> si.mt se n a to r-I 1, 1. ll . mi be «,n ulle d n r n g r c H i . i l , -ll i il\ and with seveinl oilier* well i i ’ImI uc' I imI .-n it t o m .»t .S4!iif«»nl inul I at mi \vt*i« iiimm* hi i Im Tam pa I* Vlarmrd. of govei iinient uiul for the light I'loi.o'i Iphla ulld otll ial if it t«» r«»iitiiiut* | | he f i r s t s t a g , - w ou ld b e t h e c u t ki..\M . . h i p tm lo iillv the entire m l j m r r i l t i u * h l i » L ' • l u ’*! h r f,.in i o f h n itl r n i t i t i l >. h a v i n g TA.MI’A. Oct. 20. At least he is lo-w no,king to drive Hie « "i(run t h at i l l ) a n d hear mg* at t hih t him* ff ot c o n s u l a r a m i d m l o n i a l n | am ong w hn h a r e tin •uni I inl! ( o l e ( h r «l i*| *:i 11 IS t «* i>- t h i * O m 1 ‘ ••••In 11. I t f i l r m r t * litiY J i^ - lh lr p in t three steamships and two sihouolupt *nd tn,-omp,-l,-nt Republican had gt..i. with a la te which - W e b a n gone into the cnmmil- - i ,-lnl ion Biightw iit.t Long Island < " u n t i l a t iiiiisl mri tmu! «;»*• hrhl nt vshltli a t - n th r i lrithihi* n s , now due huie, an- ill the lllir> udmim stration out of p<>wei i lub ii'd the Downtown Itusini-*- 11tin* v•**si>|iit it•11.*4 welt’ n f f r ii’il h> f Kansan < it y , Ivv ami th r nmount nt our been d< lured all nggressir. Nsl-i i n an,- approaching th is coast, it is " B u t . ’ In , on tin u, d. " w , noi nn-J j nnd a . |,,| ,1 N. w York He haal*" Int a* |mt wotiiil couu- ltii<l|!i*t, thi* I p i t i |*t >• t«» iiat« feared by shipping interests. Th« I hr \ | m11••V* Hi ilpprii lilt lull r t thr fronted with u praetieal ,|ue*tioii been i ate .el t " till B.ooklVIl t hlllll Ur l.a F"llelte anil hnr J survey of our expenditure* It must | steam ship Dio. from Vigo, Spain, . riilrTtainiiHnt furm^hiMl thrin in of bow i e a , t toil ta il be u n s e a t e d .’ her of < "inmclri'.sa now be a p p a re n t to Republican men Ipoitiimly of eross-ex was reported tins m orning by ll wu* sla te d Hint Mr I’etit He adding tliut the Mice,-* * of the I ••-in pesM-? II ecxpecle to and women of America that wc u n ­ dio somewhere b e tw e fn Key W e st mat intend* to popularixe tiniM-rntie t X-'t offered the bent and Tumpu. The ste a m sh ip Ophl*, itiol with him Suniuel conducting n presidential cnmpuign meal- given at the club house by outing had proved to he the best l l I" I V 1 I I mean* * ■ '. end. from Charleston, pa sse d S and Key* [ of New Yoi k. a sup- on most economical lines. Moreover jvmg Hie sume cuisine service here in the history of the organixation. I? ijri i* t *n'l Make Kpceche*. la*t night uml should have a rrive d Ihin-'cratie national it is clear th a t wi- need more fund? _ _ that i- given bv the best of i-oun It «u* t" have been concluded with ' I iegret exceedingly." said Mr. here today. T he G erm an *te".m1 appeal to those who believe in the "Reckless d riving" seemed t" be a n d l i ke o r g a i t i x a t i o n * an im prom ptu vaudeville uhoard I With a , ia*li that brought resi H i . •lub . - Adoo's le tte i, addrensed to S e n ­ ship H am id, from Norfolk. principles for which vve a re fight I") '(Uestioned i>*rthe tlseeolu Sunday night. Hie elub| Hu- two predom inant words in mu- a to r Swansoli. "f Virginia, head of expected today but hns n o t beer, park Avenue rush- tin h u g e ( n « r t he i n elite* ing to contribute in order that wi­ dents of lower \V, h thi* high class service it I* nl-r jv| nK Jacksonville ,-urly Mon- nteipal court tliis morning when referi-nce to le tte rs uml reported. The th r e e .m a s te d Hon* limy wind up the cam paign on N«v. mK from liu-ir homes hntle** six i.t 1, eases Jricd before J u d g e the D em on at ic speakers’ bureau, Hill to the "eitixt'li* of 4 w ithout a deficit. d u ra n schooner Corinthi* is t®idI ."» .lr* a . ...» Overland sedan pilot.-I I h r u l i l ' e l u b ' a m r ^ f ' t h ^ W .... * day morning "tiiat I have been obliged to nbun J ti. Sliuron were for that purlieuin which he asked Pleased With Back lo iin try to huve sailed from Sienfucgo*, don in) plans to niukiun extensive ••Thu election is ju st two week* l -•miner,',- tha t the golf club iliutloii of "every pos­ It wus leurned this morning from li,i nffells,- Nine of the eases were speaking t u p in the national cain- Culm, October 5, Hiid ought to bfc t.onxali-x a t the wheel collided -I a w ay. A lready we have had smoke Fo u rth will soon become throughout thi* > the , ampitign fund park Avenue ami with eon- , i tire sect ion "f the s ta te a? » the local Cbam ber of Commerce |>>i disorderly conduct but past rec- p.’itgn. Not only have I been com n,-nr T a m p a now. The two-uia»t* l••• d that ito- money was | screenes to divert a tte n tio n from Street Sunday ufU................................................. «m «•' * (<hv u................. |l(.n ,he ........... highest elas? -I see ret a . y th a t when they became ,,r,l* show llcat there .* nearly al polled to remain in th e hospital ed llondurnn nuxiliury schoinet*,the main issues. During these nest U.o in other sla te s , es siderable da m a ge to I • • , ill(jh llll(X f, had for various «mt- a w a re ol the g .e a l wealth "f veg » a . s a large per ccn U g c of such longer than anticipated, but my Jennie Wilson, is overdue here, b u t done ^to u f |ia ;tl,., Hlll| festivities. ,-lahle? grown in and shipped f.»m .On,- case u .iu tg n f d wus for Ni-ithwi *t, regarded fo u rte e n days th e re will be many nothing »f (bo injur) du'tc ,*Dr. cm* ij m more such smoke screens put up t o . Hugh "»**" 11. Young, •••>•••»,. *••• .. ay not hav,. sailed yet fnrsg ibis section <m li year, member* of idrunk,-nness and one for ca rry in g physician, rile stroiiKhold. into In III p post belonging to the• * ll> _ |j wa^ f u , t lis-i leal lied that Mr , isch a g a in st my un R autan, Ilondu Hoiuiuru*. phutically advises Knutan. by our opponents. But we go m l" Early spectator* found tie |( was on his way I - Hu­ llu ffit club vve.e great!) tut- concealed weapons, the latter bej , ........ . work in 1 Die small Hondurun iimti>r >C»lUitrshury ( ’ailed, dcrUikmg tin Ibis lust phusc iif tin cam paign ion . enuou* work in ^ U t j u from T am pa F ri,1.aped around the Inntp p" j.| a|,u ,g f*>r the winter but pressed. mg continued. will be lulled for e x ­ fulciit th a t we shall win Wc ask voiced in a apeecit-making com ulTeelionale I day for Hnvsnn. ami slopping men ll. . . . . a p p a l . -lit a l H - c ' i u n a c , • en* | h | ( . w h | | ( . h , „ A tlantic ('oa*l Line official* in ' Thicast-* a? uriuigned were: wus given the paign . • • • U the t.(,-,s „f re p o rts ! e'tizcn* of th e eountr) t" k,-e| | express w ear f u r th e r ?ufety Tho tua, e. »nd the two drivers m g a g „,,„„rtiiiiit) to become c a te r e r «t th e p a rty , Including 11. II I’uge. J II. Uimkley. reckless driving, iiiiiiied chairm an of u , „ u>|1 I111IU,h upon th e fun,la " I f tin- fo ic-s of reaction re p ie ! I’. 6i U. liner Cuba arrived at P o r t vei hal battle m which •‘"•j* t ||(. yiunford club house. U».,l general 'superintendent, were abb *; and cost? or 10 day* »•• J - '1■ •>• | , adm .p.st ra ► unit", iu collect funds m ental issues instead of the rhurg ^ Tampa this m orning from Key lei in? were conspicuous by offi< lais in cha rge have uersuudi -I inU-lesl* for use in ,-rs and counter c h a rg e s which >«me i (innate ............. . v * l! ....... ............. ................. . wm... West, f |(,(J,t.Iu t. re porting u forty or fifty*iim t< > locate here and work is I yearly shipment* from this section (i* • ""lid g r-Daw es tick of our opponents, selecting the s e n ­ ing rushed for the installation of and give act-urate account of thc I’ugeniiurt, reckless driving, dis- due solely t" division in fhe ranks mile gale olf Kurusutu. It appeal th a t Mr. Fox was iinK oft "Uie 1-u Fol- atorial com m ittee ns the stage, will uf liie progressive and liberal forc­ moving ea*t "ii E e a r th - v< the special service. I im portance of thi* community a* a mlssed, Veins- ('lute, reckless d r iv ­ es m Americu It i* a g re u t pity |ent According to in- make. It was suid th a t il will probably when a Ford coupe piloted b) Mr. ing, $6 and costs or 10 days in 1fa rm in g section. fhmg Senator Lu Folthat the progressives led by La Foi “ O ur report* indicate, and polls |„- two weeks before the remodel on 11 It wus shown that the unnuu! iud; Gynevu Monlyn, disorderly con I d l e and the D emocrats led by Du IPpoinlim-ul was made ta k e n hy new spapers and o r g a n iz a ­ Goiirale/. going south ing of the club house will be * "*• his sedan and duct, (I and costa or 10 days in (Continued on i’uge Six) conv eiiHoli here of till* tions throughout the land affirm , Avenue struck Mud the service inaugurated knocked it upon the sidewalk juil; Geneva Lewis, disorderly con­ vt» und Bryan can not present u vnki i * Association. th a t Calvin Coolidgc and < buries a g a in st the ulmp post­ The Seminole County Poultry duct. t l and costs or 10 days in jail; united front a g a in st the common |th<- Philadelphia and G. Dawes will be elected overw hel­ A fter inflicting this full blow, Association will meet in the cqurt EIIhmo Lewis, disorderly conduct, t-iiwmy. witnesses Ea Follotte m ingly president nnd vice-president the Detroit product pushedI it* »uhouse in this citv on next Thurs­ $1 amt costs or 10 days in jail; Mcr suit M-verul persons be j on Nov. 4." v unta ge and followed the Overls d day night, Oct. 23. at H o'clock for cedes Ranks, disorderly conduct, ills „n the sidewalk, where It -truck Jk.in-a* City for questhe purpose of discussing furthqjT missed; Joe Brown, drunkenness, its unlucky opponent once uga i co'ojwrative m arketing of fKgk I" whether th e re is an till and costs of 10 days in jail; before the m otor coughed and quin and other m atters of vital lrtrpor* |<‘v,-iiu nt for the collec•Its member* have been loy«l | J r s s ie *Fox, reckless driving, disi The last of a aeries of special Almost before tho echoes had tancc to the organization, stated |H |u t a t e funds, one by und devoted to duty and have at I mi**e<i; Joe Gonzalez, reckless driv uu-d aw ay a large crowd of curi- cvuiigclisticul services at the First tcnijed regularly despite the bad ing, $10 and costs or 10 duys in B. F. Whitncr, J r , In an announce­ und one by business Telegraphic com m unications with ment this morning. ou» spectators had g a th e re d on B aptist Church embracing u per . . lb also has request jail; Earnest Dixon, carrying con­ w eather.” This, the third m eeting of tha M« the authorities at Jacksonville have the s c e n e , and Sheriff H and had tod of rfwo weeks was held last £f*l financiers and othcealed weapons, continued to Wed­ In speaking of Miss White's The first m eeting of Sanford arrived to investigate this sudden night, when the half dozen or »"1 fulled to disclose the whereabouts sociatiun in Sanford, said U.e coun­ • ork bg subpoenaed for came forward to a ffilia te them selv­ work, Dr. King laid stress on the nesday, Oct. 22; Otis Cruwfurd, dis­ ty agent, will ba ono of vital im Elks since the fire which destroyed disturbance of the Sabbatn. I along the same line. orderly conduct, continued to W ed­ of young Clifford Reel, who ran portaoce in the history o f tha or­ their home on the tukefronl u week The right front whesl ot Mr. es with the church raised the total great increase in the circulation of nesday; Dclsie Haywood, disorder­ uway from his homo here la st ganization *nd i t ’ t» deilrad that was •battered, membership obtained’ during the the mission journal and the in ­ ugo, will be held Wednesday night Ford’s invention ly conduct, continued to W ednes­ * at the court house, according to «n and the right fenders and running pust two years to more than 40l>, creased Sunday School attendance. day; W illie W illiams, disorderly Thursday evening, and R. J. Reel, all m em ben hp present the futher of the culprit, is a t a 100 per cent m eeting can , in addition to ml- according to an announcement Miss W hite also assisted in hold­ board damagud in addition mnnoUMUiivnt made here today. '’a r o l i n a ^ o w n s Any new members will be wel­ made yesterday by Rev. F. D- ing lectures for the boys and girl* conduct, dism issed; Annie Jones, loss to explain his son’s abeence. The m eeting is expected to be nor acraUhe* and dent* e t the---m---------eeting next, T.hursday In discussing the m atter, M r . come ---------------, The O verland suffered n • b e t ­ King, pastor. and women of the congregation and disorderly conduct, dism issed. m ost important because it has been Fines, costs und estreated bonds Reel appeared not in the least per- night, Mr. W hitner concluded. NBCRG. S. C. Oct. 20. In discussing the service* that tered left f r o n t wheel, a d am aged in the observation of m ission story , weening in Spartan- called primarily for the purpose of amounted to $60. boar dand dam aged fend- resulted In the ooncgrsion of hour. Lurbed, and calm ly »t»ted th at be , |x*«nvillf counties were discussing what actiqn shall be rumng bent f r o n.t axle with many here, Dr. King paid glowing was not w orrying over tho affair ers and a -----— . taken in regard to the construction Dr. • King characterized Mr. 1ni 'ruing by an enrthbublc injurca to tho e h a s s u . tribute to th* work of Miss Blanche as his son had been trained to take prot Scholfield as "one o f the leading |*®°rs were distinctly of a new home. It is expected that care o f him»elf, end he w a s co n fi­ Snydor W hite, special mission musical directors of th t IJouth," and • tity and w ith in a definite action as to where sml dent that he would return soon none worker, and to J. Fred Scholfield. mile* uf here, between when the new homo will be ereett . stated thut he thought that he had HROOKHVILLB, Oet. SO* ‘ the musical director who assisted made a very favorable Impression the worse for hia venture. It is not known whether the lodge o’clock this mornin~. men wvre arm ted here this Because of the approaching m aterially in m aking the meetings I t was reported that young Reel Ported. will rebuild on the sit* o f the burn­ upon the citUena of Sanford who storm, it w u announced this after­ ing and held for investigation successful. ed structure or whether property had bean fortunate enough to bear noon by J. Frank Ueithcox that had purchased tickets fqr Jackson­ connection with the fatal shoe ville for him self and another young Dr. King added • that the atten­ I b e l i e v e d i n j u r e d closer to the business section will HONOLULU. Oct- ^ W i l l i a m him Bing and speak. the formal opening of bis propartlee ■ter, but the authorities there have •f Ppllceman 11. E< Bostick, at < be acquired for the new home. m rVrrfen United S U te» D istrict dance was the largest in the hi»Mr. Scholfield l« connected with at Altamonte Springe, has been been unable to locate the pair, and la. Baetkk WM killed in a w U toi Su BG. I* ., Oct, 20.— Which it is said wU' b« o f • most i ' ..C „ v for Hawaii, WM drowned lory of the church, and that he « * . . m0re than pleased w ith the r e s u l t * tha F irst B aptist Church of Birm­ postponed from Tuesday until Mr. Reel U of the opinion that the belli* when fee challenged bt /•on* ur« believed In- modern and up-to-date design and SAttorney u n d a y when cau gh t,in an under­ Wednesday, oh that day free buses hoys slipped off tha train at oome ettumptlng to rob a dos accomplished. '*Our choir has been ingham , A la., .and Dr. King cm including the Including many new fe » t tow w \ilc swimming »t ilLJaaya fjraj»_the Ypldcs H otel optom istkntly o f bringing him i store early today. „ [J*'the S t Louis N ew wonderful." he said, "and we cer­ Intermediiste point. A ll members urged to be prf* to Sanford. ^ on the Pconaylvani* ent »t W ed n esd ays m eeting, the an Beach. Hi* body WM 'i l tainly^ appreciate its efforts.’’ •• KMBfrJz£j9Rfc» 3 23 ,e ^ rI “ * ’' I .°.v*r S hsnkm ent 68 •ment stated. stated [~ ber* st noon today. nojjncement uoittee Off JiinKton To 5e Investigaslush” Fund i ie Work Morning [pDelve Into ithoroiierhlv: Is Called SA N FR A N C ISC O , Oct. 20.— The N avy D irigible Shcnan(Joah is traveling easily down thfe‘California shore line on its voykre from Camp Lewis W ashington to Snn D iego en route back to its Lnkchurat, N. J. hangar. 'It is expected to reach its mboring at North Island, Snn D iego, nbout rt o’clock th is a ft­ ernoon, Pacific Const tim e. It le ft Camp, Lew is at noon Sun­ day. The only deviation from n straigh t line flight were a cir­ cle over Seattle, a trip Inlnnd up the Columbia river pnrt of the w ay to Portland and a flight over San Francisco Bny this m orning. The voyage Sunday and last night was ahead of the storm sw eeping down from the north. To Pass Inland Be­ tween FtMyers and Tampa Sometime Today Is Report 1,420 Candidates Out For Parliament Article 12 Becomes Subject of Discussion Storm Warning Is Up On East Coast Tampa Alarmed Over Approach of Twistes; Ships Missing BUTLER CHARGES 3RD PARTY WITH RAISING BIG SUM M’ADOO APPEALS FOR SUPPORT OF DAVIS AND BRYAN FRENCH CATERER TRAFFIC CLUB OF TO SERVE LOCAL JACKSONVILLE IS TRADE IN FUTURE IN CITY SUNDAY Two Cars C o l l i d e At P a r k A v e n u e And Fourth S treet; "t::t... 1 Six P o l i c e Court ........ a,..|Cases T o d a y For % Poultry Association To Meet Thursday Series of Special Meetings At First Baptist Church Closed Sunday Night Elks Meet Wednesday Night at Court House To Discuss Building Police Are Unable To Find Missing Sanford Youth In Jacksonville lake Felt In Opening of Altamonte Property is Postponed Hawaiian District Attorney Drowned r,»»i -_ F vVr»V * ' JiLLiVix '1 -^ r Two Suspects are Held By Brooksville Police �| w ' , . w .i . L . .. .t.Tl w U.a*‘ Sfc^a- =gfc- » .v a W llllo m ils , W. 9th Street, Barbar Shop, Ch., $1.75. City News Paragraphs 'p S O B tS k W ^ ' J . H . Cowan, from R ealty Trust; C om pany, Lot* fiv e and oight of block -l" of Markham Park H eigh ts; consideration, $1,000. T hom as Meade Baker from J. T . G ilm ore, widower, lot 18 and w e st­ ern h a lf o f lot 17, also tw elve acres near G eneva) consideration, $2,000. G. R. Pugh to Mrs. Jennie Broadw ell, lota 14 and 15 o f TKreF'Pines. section tla , tow nship 2l7'*outh of range 80 e a st, consideration, $500, Q. R . P u gh to.L eon Jam es Rich­ ard, lo t 18. o f'T h ree P ines, section alx, tow nship 21, south o f -range 80 e a st; consideration, $600. ‘ A. fc; BJoblonv to Jam es T. and H elen T . Brfen, lots one and two e . .. , , - i F la-. Garage, $37.75; Snnfonl hom es sub-division o f section nine, Bank nnd Trust C o , Bank $22 75tow nship 20, south o f range 30 ea*t, Thrasher & Gardner. 112 Park Ave* slse o f lots 33 by 116 feet; conshl-j Beal E state Broker, $16 25; Sanerat!on .$600 ford Machine Co., 2nd Street, MaMr. «nd Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom to chine Shop, $15.25; Snnford GrocSam uel I. Erfothyrod nnd w ife, lots erterin, ‘ ' 108 ~Palm etto Ave.. Retail 19 And 20 to function nine, tow n­ Merchant. $6.76; Sanfonl Ccylc Co , ship 20. smith o f range 80 en»t, 117 Park Ave.. Retuil Merchant, sice o f lots 33 by 116 feet; consid­ $«.00- Thos. W ilson, 1414 G oldsbo­ eration, $600. ....................... ro ................ Ave., Retail Merchant. $.476; S an fon l E. F. Doudney nnd w ife! Hoolehan A Coleman Co., Oak A v e ’ and Jpo. D. Jinkins nnd w ife t o Plumbing C o n t r a c t o r . 17.76 Smith A lonzo W right, lot 65 in J. O. Puck Barber Shop, Park Avc ' Retail BtA B {! r at ardonlon to M ,dway; con- ‘ M erchant, $7.75; S m ith *’ Barber ildoration, $600.____ j Shop, Park Avc., Barber Shop, H 1 I . A v" E. M. E ssex, Park A re., Photo­ grapher; »7,7P. Sanford B uilding & Loan A sso., Building and Loan Co., $37.76. U. B. Grant, Osceola, Fla., Board­ ing H ouse, $7.76. C. F. Proctor, Beardnll Avc., R e­ tail M erchant, $4.76. Sanford Stove Works, 321 E. 1st. S t , Retail Merchant, $4.76. Chuluota Inn, Chuoluota, Fla., H otel, $16.26. Whce.'or & W elch. 3rd and Onk, Retail Merchant, $7.00. F. P. Rines, n il E. 2nd St., Re­ tail Merchant, $7.00. C. W .Z a H n * Co., Sanford, Fla., W holesale M erchant, $34.00; Anier lean A grr. Chem. Co., Retail Mer- W A R R ANTY PE K pB 4 *, J % V a" . _ We carry in stock the leading varieties <rf tMRDEN PEAS, including KILGORES WINNER. GR4DUS. THOS. LAXTO^HLITTLE MARVEL, and the TALI, and DWARF TELEPHONE. ,, KILGORE SEED COMPANY WKLAKA BUILDING-r— n- — r— PHONE 248 IIIIM M n H M IlH U M IU U IIIlU in H m i - g s 5 ; - / v V - :• *1 ■ y .iw : . . Farnnm P*Tker, 12, o f Anderson, Inti., was the youngest active pilot registered at the international air races in Dayton. O. c bus been tfying n year now. The youngster expects to obtain his license in a ,f e w months. His father, Fred Parker, shown hare with him .. Buy a CLARK JEWEL Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co. J h D¥ i ' jlV NC o’E r ln .Tfl !? ' ” M e r a h a n t ' V ^ ’;0 ^ John Throtlore, Sanford Avenue, i R. Parker, Osceola. Retail Mer- 1 • jV f 20 ncrca land cloae in * ^v.s,v‘ ^ Hi . . • ,.p - ‘. - $100.00 per Acre. ,/a 4| . . t . ‘ One small strip of land on hard road close Country Club, with oraiire trees. Price .fPOO.OQ to Six room Bungalow, Palmetto Avenue. Modern in every way. Easy term*. BOYS (Jet 111 touch with those inter­ ested in huviiiR experience in ring work. We want five good line-ups. See W. 0 . L. Enrnl est, 122 Palmetto Avenue. - r ' » W* t A lert, responsive service,, organized to today's'financial net , .• * ♦ f» I* . 4 % I n t e r e s t P a id o n ‘S a v i n g % Strength Service E. F. L A N E .it. Rooms 501-2, First National Bank Ruildint;. P H O N E '95--------------- S A N F O It I) . F L A. |•,r«J^^ i -.• ► - VM-ilK >T* . ) • a * . 3 ;... -m m ° w nr n T ' l1 0 0 , , *?,hurIt ' >4-75-' E F !*««>-. l"t Natl. ^ W ' G. DeCoursey, one-story resi- 1 Hank Bid., Real E state Broker -deuce, $2,900: W. H. B eatty, a lt e r - : $16.26; S. N. Oroscos, 213 FTast ntlon, $376; J. E. Frierson, repairs j Street, Retail Merchnnt. $4.75- W on h)of, $68; Annie B. Sutton, nddi- S. l-rice, Sanford, Fin Contractor lion to residence. $100; Ernest T u l-j $16.25; Hill Hardware Co l„t ar, alteration and repairs, $600. I Street, Retail Merchnnt, $25!lK). ! ! MARRIAGE LICENSES CITY LIC EN SES ISSU E D E. I). Mobley, 110 Park Ave., Re M iss Elizabeth Flow ers, age 21. tail Merchnnt. $0.50; Thomas nnd sin gle. . Owens. 1J2 Park Ave.. Photograph­ CITY LIC EN SES ers. $10.00; C. L. Britt. 1st. N atl. R oberts Grocery ( onipuny, FirHt Bank IBudff., Northern Apiturnnce nnd Palm etto Avenue, Retail Mer­ 8., $5.00; Britt Realty (Jo., 1st chant, $6.60. N atl. Bank Btildg., W heeler and W elsh, corner Third | Broker. $30.00;’"T lu rv/e 'hBlison $5 0 0 ° ° * i' vonuo’ ,tetn i1 m erchant, Goldsboro, Dray Tag No. | $3 60 ’ J . S. Boskey, uge 20, sin gle, to ...ALTAMONTE SPRINGS... Never in the history of Florida have big things happened so fast as in this beautiful village in the past thirty days, where it looks like a town will become • A CITY OVERNIGHT F- P* Rines, 311 E. Second Street, R o c h e ste r D e p a rtm e n t O., A m e r i­ c an In su ra n c e C om pany, $6.00. F. P. Rines, 311 E. Second Street, Capital City U nderw riters Miss. s t o v e a n d i y n n n F ire Ins. Co., $5.00. FIRE PLACE h U U I ; F. P. Rines, 1113 Snnford Ave.. CUT TO SUIT R etail M erchant, $6.00. F . P. Rines, 311 E. 2nd S tre e t, SEE R etail Merchnnt. $6.60. K ing F erguson, Sanford nnd 0th SL, Barber Shop, 1 Ch., $3.00. T h e T exas Co., Sanford. Fla., D ealers In Gas, $25.00. Snnford Stove W orks, 321 E . , F ir st St., 2nd Hand store, $10.00. j B. H olloway, 402 Snnford ( ut price* on all sizes United .States, Pennsylvania, Federal. Vik A ve,, R etail Merchnnt, $5.00. D. Cavourn, 322 S anfonl Ave , B0Kx v /j $(5.95 R etail M erchant, $5.00. H ill Hardwnrc Co., 1st S tre e t. Gray Tubes $1.75 R etail Merchnnt, $18.60. Red Tubea f 1.90 FO R S A L E ()U, Orlando office sold more than 800 lots the first 30 days our Suburb Beautiful was offered. F lI'tE fcN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS is the amount of money the great press of the nation expect to raise for the NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WRITERS’ HOME J. D. DAVISON Vet, when we bought 800 acres of this Beautiful Subuhfi, this project was not heard of. Miles of Magno­ lias, Bines and Oaks; winding, shaded avenues, planted more than 40 years ago around the most TIRE SALE BEAUTIFUL LAKES AND HILLS w. mi TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND EDITORS have i eeeived copies of that great special edition telling the story of Congressman Haines’ and his good wife’s generous gift of , 12 x 4 516.00 ALL GUARANTEED f BTATB— COUNTY L IC E N SE S F . P. r . Rinoa, junos, 1113 Sanford Hui F. A vc, E B r :/ ■*“ * in all Florida. We did not dream of this great newspaper project when we made our purchase. We did not raise our price when we found this a reality. Already MtTchent, $4.76.. MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS F. P. R I N E S P. P. Itfnca, A gt. Capital City tin d erw iitors, Miss. Fire Ins. $2.76. F. P. Rines, A gt. Rochester Dept. G reat Amer. Ins. Co., $2.75. in cash, land and securities to the great cause of Journalism and writers. Schools of Journalism are planned, Great dairies. Every state is expected to build its own unit of buildings. This, naturally, brings great outside capital. 311 Enst Second Street. 1113 S a n fo rd Avenue I I K r o ilT OK CONDITION o r ALREADY FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT SANFORD under way are five miles of new streets and electricians are stringing miles of wires around our 1* t b r S t s t r ,if K l o r l S n . nt Ik s H e r «# Ir a * S»n O r l n h r r I 4MIt . I t* - I , , II KM ) I l il ies I a I . o n n s mill i l l s r o u n t s Ini Imllii,; * .-i| IH eounls s o r e p l H i ir t -s i.f ,.iliv* l , „ * . l. . soil fiirrlg n lillls .. C i-xi'hiiiigc .«t d r a f t s so ld u li l* ltido rs.-in .-iiI . f l l , l . Iiuiik < 1.l t h o s e sIloM’ l! I|| I. ,10.1 , 1 Total I^ imiis FOUR BEAUTIFUL LAKES More properties have changed hands in Altamonte Springs in the past thirty days than the total real es­ tate t ransactions of THE PAST TEN YEARS I O vnrtlrsfts unsecured I . l v 4> 4. I'. X. U s r t n t w s s l securities •>%, se.l* » lieuoslled til s r i i o r e bonds pur vslo«) elrciilulloi* il All o t l i s r U n l t r i l Millies l i n t el nun ■*t HM-iirllles ( I n c l u d l o u |*r* iiiliinis. If s o t ) T l l T A t ................. " O th e r bonds, f l s r k p , s e r n r l l l e s . e le • llitn k liia H o u s e . IlSO.UOOOli; K u i n l t i i r e mol f l s t u r e s . ISS.7U0.U6 , .. . . I. I l r s l e s t n l e o w n e d o i l i e r l im n l .u o l t l u e hut! nr I ( . a w f u l 1 , s e r v o w it h K e .l s i.i l | (.s . r\ e Itnnli 10 1 osli In viiull nml iiiiminil duo f i o m l i n t I t . l ni l Work has begun on a modern block of new stores and apartments. s m m ihi b I 1* L A NEW BANK Mi ihi is practically an assured fact. One of Florida's most famous architects is busy on plans for a NEW HOTEL a modern edifice of Moorish type, with a frontage of 220 feet on a spacious lake front with 12 acres of grounds. BUT lu ilihs Amoutil due from Kt*»i.. books bankers. Slid 1111s 1 companies Oi ll*e I'nlled Mtules (other Ibnn lorliid.el ll* Items S. 'J mid 'll!) II ( ’b e c k s on o l b e l h u n k s lo Ihi s.iine , 1 1 \ or low ■* ns irp otlin w hunk tntbei i b a n I t e m 12) ^ ' It With all this, prices are lower than that of farm land. A most unique plan is used, one that has been suc­ cessfully used for the past three years in Orlando by Frank Haithcox, a resident of Altamonte .Springs for more than two years. Here Mr. Haithcox tells his story: ll T o t s l Of l l e n i s M lsrcllulleolls Itc d e ii i p t Inn fu n d a n d d u e iriin i I * III | | |J l-lis.ll ll r i l l , ,t l ,,| |j . wnh I’ H 'li .u s o n i S T le a su iii r!*|,|i»l ati.rk puiit In H urplu* ami *' lu l.ii 'H l I, 70. f ii tlnillvlilfil priiflin • U n .tr ti'4 ta j Inluirat t« (fa u n i u.i'l fii-avrvni f o r 1,1 an e u i r i ' D l IU|rR lirtlll .(liflia i* in . i... i $83.00 A LOT L.l*0li no BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONTS I'lrrulniInn nolea ..nlainii.tina ferltfli'il clinch* uulalauilliiti 4 ' u a l i l a r ‘a It. I n d i v i d u a l d n p n a l la aulija-it t o rllvi'k 27 . t V r | If Ic u lra (‘hui'lia We offer one hundred units at this price, each unit consisting of 12 lots at a total price of $996.00, with five years to pay. Orlando business men and women bought 64 of these units during the first 30 days. n u latu nilln w Total of Itrina II. IS. It It nml ri Ilrniaiail ilr |ii|.||. lulkrr than hank ilrpi.aliai awhlrrl i» l l r a r n r (tlopi.alli |ia>al.lr w ithin SO days: $1 20. • Of d n lm a lt dun II I OVER TWENTY UNITS offered at the present price to Sanford people. Our plan expects to raise for the Ii »a I I i m i i HO du.vat nt litT Chilli f o r t i t o ' i r ) I m i n . v i n l l Ml III!-. OOUIlt), o r ullliT Ilium . 11IU I il.*|lnal| a it- u r i'll I, >■ pietist* o f u a a v t a ol . h l a l.imd o r a u r a t y Inmd . .. ... OUR PRICES ADVANCE NOVEMBER lnt Never again will you have an opportunity of buying the class of property we are offering at this ridiculous­ ly low price. Practically all of 6ur holdings lay within the corporate limits of Beautiful A lm o n te Springs, just to the right of the famous Altamonte Hotel. : ... S ; \ r Dividend* unpaid ....... Total of drntand dopoalia lutlu-r Ilian bank, depoalta) aublrct to It.-a.rv.Hama 26,.27. 14, %*. 20, and ll , i T l a a r < ,|iM llt a u k j r r t <» l l r a r n r t |m) tiltli i a t t p r |u days, or aubjvol to io dnya oi * m o l t * notice. and poatal b u v I u k * ) 12. t:«rl|fit-al«a <rf d»po*lt (olhar than for m u n r r borrowed) ,. II. Dial*, county, or oilier iminl.'liml dr* poslata arrurrd by plrdpc of tiaarla of this hank or suraty bond .... . ----. 14." It. IS . If. j FREE TRIPS Total <»f time depoaUa s<ib)n-t to Hr- • i> > S b 7 l ’ vfT*i't ^ ; s e r v e . lU'llia St, 2 8 , S t . Slid 1 6 ------ — ........ ITs Mm I S t a t e s d e p o s i t s (oilier t h a n )><»•- ’ tal savings.) Including W a r ••<>»'' d e ­ posit account and deposit of l,sited Stale* disbursing officers ... ■ other . • I. 11. F. Whlllicr. Caslilur <f the above-rt . . . . ^ .. I . • 'V. PL E A SE REM EM BER Member National A Mocjation Real EstuUBoard, Florida Heal Estate Board. *,/ ? i. hf s w e a r t h a t t h s a b o v e s t a t e m e n t Is J r u e t n t l . e •' b fllef. B- « H IT . C o rr rc t-A tt..., . , Butfcrlped slid sworn to UA/orc mu . . ............1 . Our buses leave Valdez Hotel every two hours from 9 until 4 Tuesday and Wednesday. • • B T A T i : O F F L O R I D A . C O U N T Y O F HtSMINOLK. t« A L ) . for its beautiy is shrouded from tho noisy traffic by Jong, winding Avenues of #akk magnolia Ullla payable flnrluillng all oMIicsIlona . t o t a l . ................................... . J ises every two hours Tuesday and Wednesday, two days only. Take advan and remember, you lia are of&red on the big de trips, *Yoif an from the’ O ll ie r - t i m e d e p o a l t a .......... - ........................... P o a t a l ha v I iis ■ d e p o s i t * rvpresrntlng money borrowed . than rediscounts) ..._........ . . . . is the price fixed on my Suburb Beautiful in Altamonte on this plan. This price includes i, t. >1 24. 26. , for years has been to sell on a co-operative basis, enough of any of my subdivisions at practically cost to finance my propositions insleactof issuing stock which might develop into some as useless as I own. Therefore, I give my customers lands- -the most substantial security on earth. TUTA L 17 IS 19 MY PLAN Directors obsr, t i l t . , ww. * a a a. O. «. * «■iJ ii U* * • w,. v FRANK , O H a ild o a n d : A j t a m o n t e • . ■ '• • • �liw >i Sanford Herald u j;i» -■ W&h: jHot Water And Soap A t Your House? / j —1~ « r i» n im « » m; nwpt children nt your home wash their hands ; A 20 Point Rise. many times n day, or do they have to he knocked ; l o b e r *1. I1*19. f 1! at th e P o sto fflre r For I’inkMon f2,r>RI..1,ri. l o r i d a , u n d e r A c t o f down and dragged in to the wash basin? H a n f o r d , F Ic Are they afrnid Only n N am e, i t c h «, 1*S7. of soap and water, or do they iike the feeling of being clean? ' Work*. W ithout F a ith . l'd lto r >1.1.A M ) 1- m - .A N IIY ARTHUR nitlSRANK Dr. Herman N. lhindesen, Commissioner of Health. Manager IIOtVARU ItKRti K > P i r l ( h t 10311 Chicago, declnre.s that the hands of the ordinary citizen nrc P h o n e HA Hariolla Avenue litcrally teeming with microbes. He says th at probably the R V lM C H tP T lO K H A T H ) ll» V e a r „ $7.00 8 l x M o n t h s $J.R0 commonest way in which diseases are implanted within our O N E RIG “ o p e r a to r ” in Wnll l l v e r e d In C i t y b y C a r r i e r , p e r bodies is by conveyance from hand to mouth. S treet gent nrountl y e s te r d a y f o r w e e k 16c. W e e k ly E d itio n $200 1*er Y e a r . an "opinion on th e election.” He And you have seen children go to the dinner table with APF3CIAI. M l T i n i i A ll o h l l u n r v their hands grimoy with dirt gotten from contact with all ami others, a ssociated In p ro fita b le llre n , r a r d s o f th a n k * . r e s o l u ti o n s speculation, believe t h a t c e r ta in ty n o t i c e s o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e sorts of germ-infested things! t i r e s a r e m a d e w ill he oh a r u e d of a Couildgv victory would im m e ­ “Especially are finger Hails a prolific source of infec- | diately s t a r t th e begin n in g of n a t r e g u l a r n d v e r tls ln a ra te s. lion." Dr. Uundcsen writes. “The physiologic function of " tw e n ty -p o in t rise in the m a r k e t .” I I I K t l T H U A R R O t'l A T F .I ) I ' l l F s s s> A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s is e s e l n s the nails is lo protect the tips of the fingers against pres- j l y e n t i t l e d t o t h e u s e f o r rem it)* IF. AS PRINTED in Cyrus H. K. | Alton o f n i l n e w s d l s p n t e h e s sure and give them firm support. This increases the delit V t f WI tf ot r^ ni owt ^o tbh edr 'wiius ep e^r et dh- e cacy of the tactile or touch sensations. There is on the >'urtix’.i newspapers, Hiram John­ son » pui.ni.wJrt >v r*;lr’ , ,AU t |“,’i'" Other hand a tendency for dirt to accumulate under the sur- !S | ready believes a Coolidge vie* | of r e p u h l l e a t i o n of s p e c i a l d i s p a t c h face of the nail between it and the finger. Th is n c c u t n i d a - ■b rv in California certain, then j Ca h e r e i n a r e n ls o r e s e r v e d . i M l t t a t Sain fo nf. F l o r i d a le r e r t a s Becimit C la s s M a i l e r . MON D A Y , O CTO BER 20. 192$. *M ■■ ■ ■— -----------------------------/ B I B L E T H O U G H T FOR TODAY STAY W IT H T H E L O R D :—’The L o rd is w ith you, while ye he with Lint! and if ye seek him, he will he found of you; hut if ye forsnke •him, he will fo rsa k e you. II. Chrtin •teles Hi: 2. , ______________________________________ T H E TOWN O p D O N T-Y O U . W O RRY . : T h e r e ’s n tow n cnlied Don’t* YouW o rry On the banka of th e River Smile. W h e r e th e C hoer-U p and He-Hap i*y Blossom sw eetly all th e while; W h e r e -the N ever-G rum hle flower Blooms beside the f r a g r a n t Try. 'A n d th e N e'er G iv e -t’p am) Fay\ 1 lienee gF’i ^ .P a in t th e ir faces to the sky. I n the Valley of C ontentm ent, In the Province of I - Will, You will find this lovely city, ;* At thu foot of No Fret Hill. ■ ■There a re th o r o u g h f a r e s delightful, e ’In th is very r h a r m in g tow n; •Ahd on every hand a re shade trees, N a m e d the Very Kiddnm-Frown. R u s t i c benches, quite enticing, .. .Y ou’ll find s c a tte re d here an I .... . th e re ; to each a vine is clinging. Culled tiie Frequent* E a rn e stP ra y e r. E v e ry b o d y th e r e is happy _ iAmi is sin g in g all the while, ■In the tow n of Don't You W o r r y , jj jOl) the hanks of the River Smile. »2 •. — Grit. < .Good evening! A re you doing ,y o u r best for S a n f o r d ? V /' - ' --------- o---------* 'Tlte h eight of am bition, we tin Yterstnml, is a n elephant tr y in g in i>; ■ I i a h u m a n fly. * 1 — —<)- -—— ** ’Do your t»art for D emocracy! ’.Mail your contribution to The jlc ra ld . - « ------ I t iloesq't m ake any difference " L o w m any Jiquor i a w i they pa.-.-, th e y c a n 't keep th e w a te r out. - ?*i— «. Young Al Sm ith is m a rrie d in f a c t min rn e d twice to m ake suii it— am i 'T iip u ' Al sa y s he doesn't tion Is not only u n s i g h t l y b u t is a .source of a c t u a l d a n g e r , s in ce it a ff o r d s s a f e lo dg m e n t for t h e g e r m s of d i s e a s e . ” W h e n c h il d r e n a r e told to clean t h e i r finge r nails, a r e t h e y i m p r e s s e d w i t h t h e " u n s i g h t l i n e s s ” idea, n r a r e t h e y told of t h e h y g ie ni c i m p o r t a n c e of clea n f ing er n a i l s ? M a in a hoy w h o h a s not r e a c h e d t h e a g e to d e s ir e to look his I <s h as a scorn of " p r e t t y " linge r nails, but he ca n he s h o w n th e d e s ir a b il it y of clean nails f r o m a h e a l t h s t a n d p o i n t . Tell th e c h il d r e n in y o u r h o m e of s o m e of t h e e x p e r i ­ m e n t s t h a t h a v e h e r n I net! by t h e C h i c a g o H e a l t h ( V m n i i s - i s in n e r a n d o t h e r p h y s i c i a n s a n d see how m u c h of a n imp r o v e m e n t yo u notice in t h e w a y t h e y t a k e t a r e of t h e i r h a n d s . F o r in s t a n c e . Hr. Himdoscn tells a b o u t t h e s e labor1a t o r y t e s t s : E x p e r i m e n t I: H a n d s w a s h e d t h o r o u g h l y w i t h s o a p a n d hot w a t e r . C u l t u r e s t a k e n : No d i s e a s e g e r m s found. S ub je ct shook b a n d s w i t h ten d i f f e r ­ ent p e rso ns . C u l t u r e s t a k e n ; N u m e r o u s p u s g e r m * found. Experiment 2: H a n d s w a s h e d w i t h hot w a t e r a n d soap. C u l t u r e s t a k e n : No d i s e a s e - p r o d u c i n g g e r m s found. .Kiilijct sn e e z e d on h a n d at d i s t a n c e of a b ou t tw o feel. I 't i ll u r e s t a k e n : ( t e r m s o f p n e u ­ m onia. influenza, colds a n d p u s in fe c ti o n s foun d. Experim ent H a n d s w a s h e d w i t h hot w a t e r a n d soap. C u l t u r e s t a k e n : No d i se a s e g e r m s found. S u b j e c t h a n d le s a q u a n t i t y of p a p e r m o n ey . C u l ­ t u r e s t a k e n : M a m d i s e a s e g e r m s found. t p h o o fish ." ^ I, XXD.l IS P IN K S T O N . I Our expeHencTa'i 1cth with a fall. Y, 1 There isn’t am- pa»ng under n dcluifo^] f>ur nlijerl „ n (0 , ( 1”‘r >'bn|i i- ih,. about tw o cut Women i ' play th e player- •He tug O I talk. If people V■I,. a, | eople thill! 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Su I, - mi ii it ii i: • •I I' I ml - F1RK I N \ I l< IN V| ll \ \iv i ;i la , iH B ia sn n isiia iiiiiiiiic a in iig sg tiiiiE ijsn a isiti, i 'u n r i g j liJ.l>"i.s give Ini T h e N ew York H e ra ld T rib u n e chin.i e llni ' i , li,i*nle ni"Vii" . XSHl Al l . i l « ITI/.EN X t h e D em ocratic Ucket i h too tiiw jud t h< Rii'u lo I riuii i', lo t ■nesque. XVe do n ’t know e x a c tly Ttiu league of imtmtlS Is d e a d ., The Im gue, than, I h th e t"re- the intvi.-t "li the Imntls won i 'bflt il m eans by th a t , but if it !sto|> Tilt viifilc Wvillbl til'd' to '•’> tneu na D em ocratic, il is partly except for Hie miaguuied elf..its of niusl ngem v in the wmlii t..r do- i llirii low. i in t mat, v ME X I l »I«hlit, b u t a ticket c a n 't be TOO u few entliustuBts to m a ke of it a ing away with the old pi ui lice |,tl, t" >int- tlui* -lie sold lull ii 1 In v u r e w m lii I noctalic. s u p e r s ta te . Tvi hi.) tile spokesm en aim ing nations of m a k in g se c re t i| v . n r 1 1m. ---------1>---------for th e Cool id ge a d m ln istra t ion, [ a llia n c e , for a g g re ssio n p ru ta e . [ban thu ^ sA , |’n ‘ Coolidge Is asked for a loan of T he p re sid e n t him se lf asse rt* th a t tion. t h e league is a m hm.lmas VKS1 ps, A M ERICA y te n ts by evicted te n a n ts in the league is no longer an issue in te r to the n a tio n s ; and. as th e , . 1— a sld n g to n . He re p lie s th a t he th is c o u n tr y ‘ ***ed* of all tr u e education will inA RA( I ti-*i-c culled "t'ltiltio Mn't know w h e th e r th e r e is any Hut it is nut dead and .1 is an evitubly bring fo r th good f .d lt, so w e e " I,a* b.,-k. „ t he world'.* gallop jlthority w hereby the W a r D epurl. e, , | 1 tin* sound principles ta u g h t '*]**. ' *' " " " g “ mile and mn lt m il loan supplies. Coolidge issue 111 th e U n ite d S ta te s becaus thlB w ,Jrl(1 a „ . e ig h th in on.- m inute 4K 4 .. sec to be very diplom atic these the o th e r nation s, lurge und smull, ' Pm .j,,, , u „. „ wllonB c W r ““ ds. I hat would buve been on lye, el le a st t r y U> be. a re more und m ore giving to the ' bonds of fellow ship ami good will. r>01*ullt " im . now ii - a men- ini . ------------- - o — — - — league th e i r m oral and political A lthough it bus in its ...ember- „ " l T ' 4 L “ •"‘’ ’T ' T r t i ’TL A ___ r n iin g Lu th e m a n a g e r o f thu s y p p u rt. it. t h i n g , g r e a t a n d Binalt. ship m ost o f the nations, it will lM ‘' 1,1a * u' uV wing his horn as lie >to r live (J(ff)arttnent of the Ahier- In the y e a r e n d in g in May, H‘24, tube long for if to grow into t h a t " , wjt|i 1() 'cut o u t" wide open. ! iegn B a n k e r s ' A ssociation, c rim e is tw e n ty -six p a tio n s filed and reg- pow er as a world p a rlia m e n t which O r he would fl\ cluse to tile glinu-H is tc tc rr ee d d w w ith ith tt hh ee le le aa gg uu ee ’s sec re ta ry | cun be exercised for the v irtu a l c a s tin g th e business of th e U nited is in his fitVe munoplune, o r w u l d H fnlra f o u r billion d o lla rs each 207 Ir e a tie a . To d ate, 000 tr e a t prevention of w a r und the co n sta n t S tay a t home and w ake th e couny tw . And y e t ev e ry law violator ies have been so r e g is te r e d w ith ^ c o u r a g e s c rim e and a speeder, the league, b ecom ing public r e c ­ p ro c e .s of development, should ' i t jn ev e ry hoUM,. , ,u. rullI1ing speed ggar o r a n y o n e w ho buys o r ords like th e re a l e s t a t e tf u u s a f - not have a ro u n d it th e encouragens u n iiu u o r U n t today i bootleg whiskey la a law vlo- tio n s r e g i s t e r e d In th e Blidc’umbc m e a t a n d pro te c tio n of t h e v r t s U a t a s th e flying speed o f a falcon d isin te re ste d n ation o f them a l i i t h a t , also was im p o r ta n t once. C ounty C o u rth o u se . x *£iw' t Dii i •i . t WHY NKWSI'AI'KI; MKN WEAR AWAY "gie.it l.M-.i t uil i i l Jjii.ntli.li. X? ti vi o u r - . 1111 11 Xo.it '*1* I1i . in i , i 111 t All m a k e s .\u|„n L i g h t i n g Plants, asjl in lln-.n i I h1UR X -.lit lnit \ l• al gen v i u : i . . *.1 a FOR f'iri'1 The Ill'll. .'V u ; lie;' -Iteil olig a u iii' i l inle inn!] v I!1 the H 1lalittit .1 111 N»'vv Yuik 1- I I I'.tJI,' will II' i I't, In |l I' .III' ..1 In lie it. wnl id. ,o ; - a t Im i ti..! )«., I Mght fm tb fu llv . saw a little flare at sea all 11 saved the life o f the ' In ave Italian filer I <■<-»t t i . Rend i . who i •iitrilliitc.l in a fund for Fir I, Oui will be glad to know that tin ii-■■r. v <■ u it; it.iile.l, 5*2.V.l .‘tr>, is ii"W tj'i posited to 1’o tk s ton's credit Hoik ----- - Love laughs jg 1only grins at n hill" young T he thrill tha t c o llie s once o. a -'‘ " ' t lifetim e When the fla p p e r w all.i in I • 11i*1*■> wi t h : II > t l " d> i and uskn the y o u n g bat b it to .-h b Id I "I! I' g le hci. In i k c t ‘] is \ i ui i r* ifif11 lit i n l e t VV ■t " i Mv M v i.iiv . Is I III'- \ "UI l i t dIM'. A n e x c h a n g e m i \ h I h i i t >t < lih iu* * • U a r e v mi |u*-l ;i l a i n r tl . ' i hoy, vahen ho\v ■»]<! In* i , n ’ 111 -^ p l l t ' "1 Jill \ " t i t t tin. plies, “ I'll be bunged if I'm over H* I 1■ *If I I vv.1 t ll.'l nineteen," ’l mir j o k e s . v "tir j"> mis l a u g h t e r . ..it iHi.tt, -lnrii"g A l e V" l l t li e si il l " I S' >11 - il vi i in t h»‘ • 'in Tile rcievnn whv silliie folk eon S he has t o pa k u p al t el ? I light in o. - i b.' "• <.in in fin e must of their eonverm lioiih to M-"t Ming Vl -t ' ' I.. i (M l 1V g ossip is bernuM they d o n ’t know N o w t o In Ip D o u g l a s out w i ! h t h i s e xc e l l e n t liij^-sioii.'trv fhgill jc r ■■* 11" • ID I'll 1M a n ytbitig to talk ii In nit i i injiii - e *i w o r k . T h e I b i ah! s h i m b l c al l t h e a t t e n t i o n ot al l bov> a m i 'III v * I it i t1i1' . iIU ii t . 1 •• 1 - I P ll lit h ii* v e A lo ­ O uts going up, gasoline going g i r l s t o l l u s i n o f l e t t i n g . M o t he r pi ck u p a l t e r t h e m . b u t . rn* t 1 w i l l ii a i ti 1 \ 1 I t ".'ill v to » a down. The way to meet tins situu n u t t o he a l i t t l e c o n t r a r y . T i n l b r a h ! w a n t s t o k n o w w h y W .1 1 tion is to omit 1 1 i . u n i t o u t- .' a' b r e a k f a s t mid take the fam ily out in t h e n a m e o f c o t t u m uisetisc tin! M o t h e r eve) p e r m i t D a u g h ­ son \ 1 ...... . *rUTi ( T1Ji.** ll V Hll \ \ l int d r iv in g instead. Nyt ai Use I let aid t e r a m i S o n n y t o n egl ec t t o pi< k u p u t t e r ihet u. sMves p i i l l l i . r . "1 i f p lll.O * i i i i i - V. ill I * —i i —- — s o r t o f t r a i n i n g • I i *i she g i v " t h e m ? W e r e t h e y t a u g h t tli t i j " t ip1C I I - III til I l H e l i t l •ft .* .t ;J S to r m WHrning* a re being di- t h e i r very i n f a n c y , as tliev < " i i M ha ve been, D> ha ve a place 11111■•tm 11a 11i ■ bn - 111n? jplnyt'd on both th e east and west 11 1VI 1 vt til 1 f *• \ u \ i f * Xu - ii'P f o r e v e r . I l u n g , a tnl e ve r y t i l i n g in i t - pl ac e? I fill sbe I e a c h ; cya'd. Even tn centrul Florida ih.e M|Z1 1 1 .At f . if ’£ * v W ill d' ■ a l l p.i 111 1 Tt » *tm! urn • Wise c r a c k e r will get le a d ) (<>i a I bel li t o be oi l l e r l y , o r t l l ' l she Ills! tirnl It easi el t o let t In*171 i < pi f ill llu .i u ui n - 1 i iv ill . \v 1 . 1if lli . i m u b it of heavy wind and somi iu..ia m q m i I- i a n i l -s h a b i t s w i t i c i i w i l l h u r t t h e m a l w a v tit. i i Dfii'A.Ia *'t 1 I I I H a m t l l ' l J . ra in fa ll. ' i ' hi ' sel l i s 11r 11■ s t h a t w i l l a l l o w it t i d d t o a c c o p l t lie 1ill I I I 11ll. it. p i o il t lint i i • i l f . l TF.i ii a *iev o tm l Mol tuM' g " »> 11V i ' t in " . I n , * ’ - fli *Ul«l 1 ■ .1 T h e d a te s fur the m »t Madison w a i t i n g u p o n a n d t h e p i c k i n g u p a t t e i ot S q u a re G a rd e n Exhibit have been it p r e t e n d - t o I'tve is d e p l o r a b l e i d d e ve n t h i s s e l ! i ' - h m ,>' i> a 1 , i o • 1 1. . it ■ t* f x i ti, l f i " l ' t i Ok! 1 1. l! S h e h a * f a i l e d t o weed out t i n m>\- t h e l e t t e l n f t i n ' \ * f ailt< act, F e b r u n t) F.»-2r>. Are Hemiaole f a u l t id t h e M ot t i e r ’s I d -i.l.l In - 'Hi t * * 1111i i * t • • c ounty g r o w n s g e ttin g readv to j n l l s weetl y fi. has f o u n d it e a s i e r t o t a k e t h e p a t h ot l east T l l e l e dj a Tt a t l ha il »li >t i ii* titake this an even b ig g e r and bt-l r e s is t a m e, p i e f e i i i n g l o " s l a v e ' I m h e r c h i l d , p r e l e n i n g t o " w i l l 1I l’gC!l l ',,1In U n i ' . ' ! T v i i i i i i '. I a t e r exhibit limn last y e a r ’*'.’ be c i t e d a * t h e lit) e l fi s h , • i I f s a u i f i c i t i g M o l i i e r a m i has T i l l ; i . 1 K.X1 X \ I m i h F M.J.1 l do ne in i t h i l d n n p a r a b l e hat m T h is m a y sound f u n n y lull only J. \ i i l l ! n i ju vv i i 11 * hi i >»(l - t a u t 1v M o il,. D o u g l a s , w h i l e a p. i em j i b o u t t i l e d o t i n g M o l l i e i w h o s e in tli e a t 1i a al 1i . x b put. OOc chock lo r five ibillais ha* been donateii to tile D em oeiatic c a m ­ d e v o t i o n is an o u t c r o p ot m r t l n em v, r a t i i e i t h a n a s i g n *>l a n d < o il p a ll JI Iitm 't lii e 1l u l l 11" i t . d i d l l " V1 spill a l u l l i i . i i o l i tl. paign fund. F re d T. W illiam s w us i n t r m s a w o r t h . " ll 1 ■ , 11 t lie V W il l -.11 . t iiin d t h e f ir s t m an in Keniin.de county to V • 1 III || l l i u i i * pelr l i a p l i l l l l e l i » -----rove h im se lf « good D em ocrat, I th e only one ? ,1 11 ER M VN X i ntcmU t" p»,v r The sent of „Ur l I ways being kicked , £ If music is the Uj Mite su ioplinm Player I ■body. N• v X■•r k . at h:s t equi ■! \ |>|, t n ri* o f the \< icig sailor's - l o g fa*1, w ith >Ii tails of the i oiH i ihiil lull . v.ill !*■ - . i t for ,,uh | III at lor. if t lie edit ' r i ll lltF'I'H, tl) n e w sp a p e rs th a t l o l l ' d ta i-c the I jkiii a c h a i r a m d h e r . j\ waist ujion a d ' " u l.iil w Init abmil \ out nnd In i I wis h t h a t 1 roilld dwell A w h il e b e n e a t h y o u r r a i d e r , A re yo u a daitlusel S h e h a s to pn k up al'lei .. I , I | | / ; i One intcrinr^lccoin goes broke is the Amencmi suitor, high up tm the "! ‘ t ,,f die United Stntes s,)b' Richmond, using his keen cye- Hut Mothers To Hlamc. Dnii^las viThcy used to Miiy nt school ihut n g ir l w a s "S. S. and G.“, which usu ally menlit "sw ee t, simple and dl.Hn The head oM h^l hard. gin buying. R epublican m alingers, | ■gi.iirig cnrefully, believe Coolidge ' D m r r i 2 M> votes !Ulft‘, ill the k.t'-'t ! >r:il College, w ithout Califorii a. Those th a t know New York ( p . d i 'i t ’' ori the ilemovtulK' inside i .iv New X‘ i k is cot Inin fm Coop iilgt, and I'uvis will m n tiiird. Dr. I tu n d e s e n s a y s very t r u l y t h a t in t r a i n i n g c h il d r e n to be clea nly, th e good e x a m p l e of t h e i r e lde rs is b e t t e r t h a n ON THE c n t h e s p o k e n word. Ilovv m a n y t i m e s a d a y do you w a s h y o u r 1 i ".ii i nr*: hiMjr - w r it! ' ll * \. • Pt h a n d s w i t h hot s o a p .and w a t e r ? (bio o f t h e best p r o v e r b s ' A Hat.tU» 1" ram •• IMi I'.iJ I ' I or e v e r w r i t t e n s a y s I fiat c le a n li n e s s is n e s t to go dliness. t iiii.'i t '■ and 1i' VV ii 1>■ II.' ll \» |ne-e "Jilin'. al"iir ari -ulTi. ot . t itapli. I it. I'. r-i.in t iO'iii. *i i i id.I nt.b i wiitl.ti on hi- t•.-ii*. "I jin ■ vru-, i di Man" wit h i'' wt i 11n ii tm word* l ' n c r , t l e a r M ot her . p i c k i n g u p al l t i ny l o n g a f t e r t h e c u n ale ot his w.'it ii. 11 ' I i; h i t "I v l e- s i b i l i l r e n ! W e h a v e seen m a n y a pr<w«> essay m i t i n - to Iipldv .1' tall sad I heme, b u t it f u n k D m i g l a s M a l l i u Ii, in Ins ' ' L y r i c s id X11 Ii imi'de in • dii) i . t .-1■i - .a i In In i ■loh v. I;. lit. I , i l e . ” In s h o w us t h e f i rst p oem vve h a v e seep on t h e s u b l e t t ail f 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 it lit S1 1 1 1 \ D il i w . i itilx D o u g l a s , w i d e a poem a b o u t I he d t m g M o t h e r w h o s e Tin t tg OI i of .1 *phi I i II ' iIn .1 ll| l ines each on t h e s u b j e c t <u " I ’ i e k m g l ’ p . " T h e f i r s t s t a n z a a - vInn! t XI,ii L, i* . v. .1 .Id devoted to th e b c a i i t i l u l g ir l s i t t i n g Indore her m i r r o r n d m n k'li W til' III' .1II 'l|' ' ' I' XI ill m g h e r s e l t jn lovely t l o t h e s r i ns es vvitii t h e - e f e l t l u n g l i n e s : II.I I. I .11111 lilt I• .1'" I til l F i. ” i l|i a . l 11\ •■t tin " • a Iled B A politicianhTTm*.! to clean up'hy f)in^ Operators" might ni well bc- in the Ih.wciy Saving- A s k i l l u p o n l i i c Hum. Anybody c n r T i ^ but few get the r i d H'x . 7 a g n c « B a b u a - ' a c . v i M i E u a n a c n a a a B H H B a B i > llBl>< ■ S HOW MI CH XVILL YOU BE « WORTH IN TEN YEARS? U !1 H U M You really want inure S ■ F>er feed dollar feed only feeds for 5n I'Yre uroduclion. Red ■ ■ f ’omh Feeds are made J ■ for that sole purpose. S S e m in o le F e e d C o . In v lti * x • i >. ■u >> ' '*»’ ■•* 11 * . . . . *'• ' i„ , ,i.ui t. r "f plan " i I ► . i. ' ........ i |i, V "UI iti 1 ll Mlit L$(* t till Mil |i!u llin Cl Mil 1 i • III!'m il. tuU . ' Vvn n.uwu * vii4»*' ** * |>Il I ill In *ten i n i i - t , U . i.l. "I" W >ou t ll IT u j ) >'"""1 I> a t vtdI i »r V4 i l l > . . u » t l ! J l i e rJt llu V11.• t I- 111.XV ttl4. x,|»c If ><*!» HI «• >on " l l i r *j,g< '4 * ' * II tin ll t (Mil I<S|||« r Itl"It |,,4r*'|gj >"»i i D* i »in i* ii iif »iu u so / * fu l r ut it11». _ |t.iw ■IiIh I.Ju l"'111, I* ""VI..... lure ll,)W i(» *•11■► 11 ii nd tiiiNU i-r it i im Lfnil'y unu.l-ooo.il 11If " t,. pi "»t" r“ llil.-Illlllii.lt JloW It. in || UUJ It If ' " " p* «' '' t' *> M"l1 * CMI | ,| | || ,||. |,iu* l" D m U * b e ..v»rt"v*‘ |u.I,, v«u, I" |d*n, * lo B u. . I ns 111 LitiO.Pn* l uf dfiklong in t.i.utl nit I'M . - I " . Ill | l u l l un.t I. ril. 1 1 11 i «a „„„ I •« id* 11 JO"! IC« II it n l a t e r . FIRST NATIONAL BAl �• n in v n MISS CAROLYN WHITE BECOMES BRIDE OF L. T. JZLAR ON'►THURSDAY i A wedding atound which centers great grandmother, 1 ‘At intervals, much cordial interest through- crystal compotes filled with green J •'WR’VI! (SOT T ilK **I«A*47I»*4»** Phone: Res. 426 >- \* _____ » ‘___ _____ .___ out the State and'especially.In San and white mints war© placed. Pre­ • 1 _______ __________ ford, the bride having lived here siding ut the co ifcc service warrant} Mnlltire l l s l l r nf -ftOO. ltv rn lu jr a t IiBf a number o f years, during which bride’s aunt, Mrs, F. S. Daigcr of S n ln n l* ;‘ii a to 4i!tO. K tr s la iil t-NiSO-lBrttp. time her father wns the beloved pan Tampa. Refreshm ents ot Ices mould lor of the F irst Methodist Church, ed in the form of rose buds and in­ TODAY was thnt of Thursday evening, dividual cukes Iced in white and em A t the P resbyterian Church Sun­ *-*s* * .* ‘ v« V> **4* * ".• ?»v ^ ’' 4j ,,l tHe * \ n,<\ ,WUV ttK,BV- M a n y Memories of seven years ago when when Miss Carolyn Virginia W hite bossed with lillies of the valley day m orning Dr. Brownlee spoke ne! peopie are afm id to admit Jesus An ull-stnr cast In “Pollnr ncvlls." Field nnd served by Misses Opal Royer and became the bride of Laurie T. I*Charles Ray made such a sensaon “The D uty o f th e Christinn into their lives openly, afrnid to tional hit ns a dramatic actor thnt I»r of Ocnln. The ceremony taking Gertrude Arlic and Mrs. I,orin Bice. Stream ’s "Hunting Qunil.” Harold Lloyd In “It’s M em ber to Ilia Church." He quot­ Miss Verna Boland kept tha L WHrmin« Presence on he was instantly elevated to star - 1 place at 6 o’clock at the Methodist a Wild Life.’’ ed rom A cts 2; 38-39. Rending account of their being afrnid of dom, will be'revived at the Prin- ' Church In W inter Haven Thn bride’s book, while Miss Ora Miael - V- t ., t;. Prji some one else’s opinion. P e tc r ’a words to the Jew s. cess Theater today, when his latest bride's fnlhcr, Hev. C. W. W hite, gave the departing guests boxes of In John II we have an enlight­ United A rtlita production, “T h e 1 officiating, using the im pressive wedding cak e.tied with white satin MzVTINEE 5 AND 13o- — NIGHT 20 AND 25c Dr. Brownlee said in part: ribbons. Tn every church we find members ening incident in the Rtory ot the Girl 1 1-ovod,” ; w ill bo presented, ring ceremony. who do not fu lfil th eir duties in Home at Bethany. Mary and Mar­ In this picture the popular star has 1 l he church was ntrvor more beauDuring the evening the happy T « n i e r r « » n ~ 4' h n r l r n H a t In “ T k t f J I r l I l . t t H " the program o f thW church's activ­ tha and I-nTunis and the the great returned to the field of finer act- t if Lilly decorated than on this oc- young couple left in their car for II) J o i n r a l\ b l t r o n i t i I t l l r i it ie s , People who, when the church sorrow which came to that home. Ing with redoubled power. <union. The chancel was banked an extended wedding trip, keeping Iha brother was sick and Jesus is confronted w ith som e great chal­ ,, “.The Girl I Loved," moreover, "lid with maskes of ferns nml their destination n secret. len gin g task, callin g for self denial v is sent for. Jesus delayed his possesses milled'value from the fact i bamboo, forming u dark rich backBrown benguline banded with r mlng and l-arnrus died. On the on the part of th e members, fail that it is the personal love story of ground for baskets of w hile gladfur, fashioned her smart cnsimble utterly to Shoulder their portion of f irth day Jesus came, finding the Jam es Whitcomb R iley, the poet, I iolas and bride’s roses. At each i traveling costum e. Her hat was a fam ily stunned by* the great grief ■b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b i the burden and leave this to Ik* ..................... . Th,.,, a8 he related it in the verses with side of the chancel were plncqucs j chic model of matching tones o f 1jjf added to th at of som e other and which hail come to the bad not imagined it possible this 1 t ^c ul",n which the play is I of gladiolas, roses and ferns enught ( brown. Her accessories being a ls o lg more conscientious member. I< awful thing could happen to them i based. This story, human to the ( with fluffy tulle bows. The chancel of brown. w as told not long ago bv Dr. S . , .. , . and cure, ns everything of R iley’s is,, ,rail was entwined with garlands ! The bride, whose winsome tnnn-lB W. MaGlH. a man of wide e x p e r J hl,,i co,nt' --^_nst “ has provided what is said to be a nf feathery ferns and myriads of nrr and charming personality h a s ’*1 i they went to I-azarus’ grave. ience, that thnt years of oppor­ 1 like to consider this picture of magnificent drama for screen pur- white rose buds. Placed at the side ; made her a favorite among hosts Wo cnrrv in stock the lending varieties of GAR­ tunity for observation of this irnit of large numbers of people he was Jesus and the bereaved relatives poses, bristling with romance and | ,,f thi- altar were silver cnndlebras , of friends, is the accomplished DEN PEAS, including KILGORE’S WINNER, GRAholding lighted while tapers. The [daughter of Rev. und Mrs. C. W. convinced that as among Presby­ standing without the tomh. it seems punch. 1)1 S. THUS. LAXTON, LITTLE MARVEL, nnd the to me one of the most beautiful Ttie courtship of the hero was i choir loft was com pletely hidden White. She graduated from Santerians only one person out of four TALL and DWARF TELEPHONE. df all those recorded throughout attended by tragir episodes which with potted palms, ferns and slateford High School, Inter attending m embers could be depended on to the Bible. And the depth nf em o­ the superb acting of Charles Ray Iv bamboo, here und there were j Southern College, going from there take up their individual responsi­ bility and fulpill them, doing ull tion displayed by Jesus, and the has made vivid with the greatest clusters of gladioln and rose buds. ; to W esleyan College where she Soft ropes of white tulle, togoth- igraduated Cum Laude. they promised. There is a second sim ple but impressive manner in work of his career. Back of this the story is told. tale of love, suspense and thrilling er with gladiolus, were used in I Mr. Izlnr is the son of Dr. nnd group considerably in numbers, which "Jesus wept." WELAKA RHII.DING------------------------PHONE 248 incident is a picturesque back­ marking the pews reserved for rel-jM i-*. A. t.. Izlnr of Clermont. He who do not take the initiative to Ho lifte d hi heart and said ground of the life of rural Indi­ ntives and out-of-town guests. [graduated from Ocala High School R I I H I I S I B L ' S I I I I R I I I I B I I I I I R I I I I H R I I I I I U S I I I M I I I I nny great extent, but who will fol low the leadership o f some one elseJ . ^ ^ thank Thee that Hum ana secenty years ago, w ith its Preceding the ceremony a splen- and also Wofford College with dis. The scripture says: "Repent ye. i ,.1 mc • • Lazarus. come carefree gayetv o f the typical iln! program of nuptial music was jtinction. lie is engaged in general Americans of that period. and be baptised in the name o f ! f,,r‘ "• tendered under the direction of insurance business and is promin.Jesus Christ. Every one- of you, ] And laizarus come forth, hound Charles Ray has given up for Mis- Ota Mizell, of Tampa, chum j ent in civic anil social activities, unto the rem ission of your sins, w ,th grave clothes, and his face all time the mere "movie stufT" and and room m ale of the bride dating Hie many friends belli here amt and ye shall receive the g ift of the bound in a nankin. So he came under his alliance with United bet years at college. Miss Mizell elsewhere will join m wishing tins i Holy Spirit, for to you is the prom f"r,h from the tomb. But his 1 Artists Corporation has contracted «:i> assisted by "Witt* Verna Bo- popular couple every future hap- j iso nnd to your children, and to all (Cheeks were not sunken nor his j to make two productions a year of land, violinist, and Mrs. .1 W. Jans- - pitie.-s. ( that are afar off. even to ns many dull, for when thi Lord Jesus | the biggest type. -in, sopiann. The program included Among the out-of-town guest* | ns the laird our God shall call unto tloes things they are not done by Mr«. Ralph Warren o f Trtmnn, In a Wild Rose,’’ (McDowell | ; were Mi. and Mrs. I*'. S. Daiget, of He came forth healthy Iarrived Sunday to he the guest of Him". Yet in the face of this halves. r. |il)i|iii; " B e r e u t l s e f r o m J u y c c l y n vio Tampa; Mrs. Charles K. .Inj, ,.f i m and strong there was light in his promise we find a startlin g thing: , her sister, Mrs. K. M. Scott for a lm; "My H e a r t a t T h y S w e e t V o i c e " Jacksonville; Mr-. Tied S. ] huger, u For only one out of four of our eyes, color in his iheek. But. he few days. Do y ui believe in our Uniicd Status Government ? in the in» i on >-n i i nd De l il nb t St unt S a e t t s ; -H . and little son, Frederick, of people are w illing, to respond ac­ could not walk, nor do nny work, tig tity i f it - oil u n d ' and in 'pectors nf industries? \ -.il judos; “ Tin* D a w n " , ( A s h f nnfmd: IU -. and Mrs. A. !,. l/.lat, tively and do their duty under cir nor speak, not move, nor under­ Dr. A, U ICppes returned Sat curnstaores which challenge the take any service, becau-e he was 'urdn\ from Tampa, where he at *>•••;. “ T h e . Sweetest S t o r y E v e r of Clermont; Mr, and Mis. C. F. ’I hen y ui mu t believe the reputt o f the United S ta tes iftchurch. This inevitably results in hound in Grave clothes. And tended the annual Florida State i ol d. " ( S t i i l t s ) . T h e B r i d a l C h o t u s Krni-st, of Bartow; Mr. and Mrs. spei tot' <f ga olin - a! 'I all.dm see, who reports that (Julf (!«*ti - in T o h e n g r i n w a s us e d a s |>ro- Joseph Mixell, nf Tampa; Miss Ora sm all groups bearing the burden of | "Repent ye, and be baptised, Dental A*sin initial meeting. id ifie has a higlier giavtiy test than any gasoline that come* ■i -'ll.tut!, while Mendelssohn's Wed Mizell, of Tampa; Mrs |Vndm, ..| ( the church’s work. We know that 1,,v,'rV one of you. in the name of into t'ds Slat' . | every church has people in il who ■*'" us • hit*l . And \c shall M r s . I: W I j i w t i u i anil Mi s s e s •i t.g M a t c h w a s u - t d a s t e c i ssiottal. Bat low; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cum jure not w illing to assum e persoeul ’c icisc tin- (lift of the Holy Spirit, I -ti<Tie a n d Li l l i an S h u m a n of O v i ­ I l u t i n g t h e e e r c m o t i y “ S i m p l e Av tilings, of B i a d e n t o w n , Mi s s He l e n ( F r a m e * l i i ani et w a s s o l t l y F h a m m i i , o f l i r a d e n t o w n ; Mi ss I ; -i responsibilities nnd i n operate in i h it s a picture of whal ban edo s p e n t Sul 11 d a \ in S a n f o r d , tin- . *i Ymt do not m cii to u- " t’tut. taut a" with nur Gulf Gas, to t y H a g a i nl B r a d e n l o w n a l i i i n gl.ived. the church's work We know this "Vl‘r ,,v"r 111 "‘,r "me to g u e s t s o f ft lends, go' i ini othe iii't’tine tnot>o. vilb almost tin catimn deposit, ,1 M G l o s s , ot L a k . kind , ■ is true of all churches. But tin- '"*> l'enple have been called on I i on i t ly lit tb- a p p. u t i l e . I Jtottt a n d Mi a . being HIGH TEST GASOI.IM-', it Al l. burns up am) has 4 Mrs y |t I-among, or Washing ■'n bti dti l p a r t y e nt n o d I h e llsh scripture says: “ Repent . . ■ .Eveiy for some serviie fm Je-u* Christ, ■lire t cttei t t.n ii moving tit, ciiebnn deposit Unit Is nlrenily in one of ye . . . . am! ye shall recei\e b it tlieie is on response. They loll, b n , s p e n t a d e l . g h l f l l t Week . . H u r t Me K i l lo p find W' tlliam p. their vmi c m o t e t AV>- bi n rv •biv­ vy ho d r a i n . -inm-l speak a word f<o Him, ilu-v ' u d hi S a i i f o t d tip- gio-st o f hei B.-land, m i n i n g d o w n o p p o s i t e uis the gift "f the Holy Spirit." t a n k s a n d till w i t h ,-ut "GM«H» G D I F G A S O L I N E , " b e r n u s o ..re boutid about by 1 he Grave •laughter. M is. I’aul Ihuim an. I. u*nl t a k i n g tln-ii p l a c e - a t t h e t h e y g . t a q u i i k - i S I AI f f . .• S M M o T I I E I t R U N N I N G M O T O R , And wp know too thnt wnd ■lollies of diatli bv the f<-at of Co .< ! a n d l i t t l e I't *\\ 1.IL L i t n - pt.tivv it t o you. some, hearts are moved bv the riiii i'tn of fi lends, m l*v .t ■file Mi * Ben f < b l a n d o Leigh, i b "k- wi li g t l i nm, w a s t h e M a t r o n m ighty power of Jesus Christ . . habit ot habits brought t.\ er In -m-nl n |de;i-. Mi- H i n t MeKdoi'. went there are others to whom prayer i - them hum their former i n i s . hi- ( " i d t h e gi n tit Week ri'F hi S a n . t M u \\ I. v it. a Vc l-.olicv I.V t»11x i mtr • in $10 00 t >up*m llook lb* ! i i *? m< »*t int; t hi* M u n t of M is 1 ' oii ald 0-1 .1 i l i at | on ot geurgrlti eoiuht ll only a list of words going op to inn they became < hrtstiaus { *‘| i **nt •it iliis, <»il nml A r i ‘i*n<nrii,!i. W 4 at V.' >" a n . i n vt* Ib finrt1111’11f '»i l lit- W n i i u m ’" i Inb HIM' S'luit il the ceiling , this Book a dead thing, u e lm ii which i loses llu ir inouth• -i I w tlh gol d l i n e W i t h ti n* she a n n t h i rintiii n f l l a h i i n mic-n liavt |t. t in J.llt .1 |HH ( I t III v. i . l a t e - t B O W S E R V I S 1 B L I ifichronicle* of m atters and e\e-*it GOVERNM F N T STAN w bn h uie.'iM I ha' V..U get I'UH'l will l*i‘ I la \ i iniliol speak bi-eause ttn-\ l o-d Wal h. ot D a \ l i u i a Ib-.o |i iv - i . u l u t ,f g d d i lot h a n d g o ld M i l mt: a n If rilian k ' u i i ii n long past Jesu s only a tnem on thick people know thelll too Well la, i w a Fb i t 1 t e n c h f l o W c t - a n d In hi 1 I.link fol the Yellow F i r s t a n d I lei S t . 1> AIM m a i n j ;t f t t r lUti*n nl “I uVIm i • tit S u n d a v a n d Moi i dav in S a n or an ideal, far beyond tin -kies S miiic practice in tuisiiH—s. " f f u r . Hi t s l ip pe l - w e r e I aukI In t illnu III t: |>rotri UJU tn III 1\ IV S o me i d • t i tl in g on Ioi a I n i e i c h a i i t s , t oiichi But the sei ipl lire says: * ! ->t to tiait in i hai hi t er. tint n -I gol d S h e c u r t led a i a s c a d e i’ll •inlieil n g i - t c i i d at tin \ a i d e r H it* 1 you is the promso, a id t.• your I ,ol nl people in chill chi s will d <i | I . p u t ..f w h i t " p.nn p.mi i b v - a n 111 ini p nlil Jlaliiiii ti it(»<4 \ . «p I*ni thai, a l e nfai children and to all nil__ that oi _ m i lhuig. n o r speak on lm Jesii •I I Mi \ a i - t i 1.iJ i •111 i i b f . • In I1 A ni»*i r , i Kh L i 'I im i i i # Ibi. I ti' <u and i tft’JI HSU■ ll,.W'll u» th«*ir mi u B l h< v I —Fm -it ‘-.it III dll v ..i. 1 Siillll.i . n Nmi A p r o m i s e l< j * ■ ).f i*l» » i tci • J 1, b'lli a in I w a ^ MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD^ Society Editor. S ocial. • ilendar Tun*d"f* . linjr Missionary M cotf Mrs. E. A.. D ouglas; Mrtmrnt of the W om lub House. 3 P- m. 0f Wesley, hom e of onn*. Celery Avenue. Collier Brown and ill, * P- m. , ,dje Club, h ostess, iltner, Jr., 3 P- m. Vrfnesday. De pa r t me nt of the l. ( |ub House, 3 p.m. Circle, h ostess, Lake. Miss Sarilta p, rn. Saturday [I; invitations; Coun130 P m . _______ jrsonals ipfr wn*> llie g u e st of I»ry Sunday. L of 1Boston, is here Id Mrs. Ellis. Iptewsrt spent Sunday p tla n d With friends. L I,nil family, of OrL to move here Friday. kf Evan* very ill and Ir the past week. Lr* made a Irip to Pno|kiw n Sunday. Mr« I'.His, of Boston, rued to spend another mips atut family moved ta le Saturday Mrs. C. iiinpamed them. IniHS, nl l'alat ka. wu- the l - t ,i’f hi« .laughter, Mrs. week pinyer m eeting pi t)» ie.me nf Mr. and fhitaL't Tuesday. Tilliv nf S a n f o r d , w n s Left nl Mr .1 S 1lonulil- Mrs It Ferguson rung hi (iijuinlo VVediies- HEARD AT THE CHURCHES G A R D E N P E A S ....... KILGORE SEED C O M PA N Y ] Motorists Take Notice: Woman’s Club Column to XIr- It H l e mi el l h a v e Inialku I * Uslt Mr. Fill rr nnu i ' and d a u g h te r , .s'(ii 1 -r.!. i n l e v i s i t i n g 1 I - >olldll> M s -u t returned home Ifimii .bo k lOiville where 11to- t .i-T wi <-k, L- I- n.u -peii) a p l e a s i 'id n- I ’taut ( 'it v, t h e ■tin t ' k ■ AT THE PRINCESS me . to e vet V olu wh o IT k M t.«i Hin i j f ui d t h e c m 1 - t 11 iirt* sst Im*ii ml ».•• I ' \ ud 11»•\S U i • hiivi* oru' f i n a l jjic H o t e l , A 1 W h a : .( • ' a d . a lend- ’ < i n u t im s-iini.-tit Thi** l u l l . 11.«! Il c j s t h a t ot l lie Holy ' s a m e i fill Mr . a n d M i * T. 1 U mi fchultju r n <1»f f»*i L'JiI i li •cmtls (.'lilust t o s how u s t h a t w "J [ s l u t \ , f. e p o w e i is r e c e i v e d f r o m m o l d e d t o I b u u p a S a t u r d a y t o u c o n ic i n t o o u r lives nnd bless th e n (| | Hl u i , i „ . s t . f , „ „ , „ | Vo m ' " i d t h e l l o n . i u W a e F o r e s t | T h e n w h y is n o t e v e r y o n e " f i l i ( | w hen'hull game I w i l l i n g t o m a k e anv J t U;i (il Wl.M , ll(, kl, ,,, j ••fforl t<» rt'MMificI w i t h ii i n ' *i J4 li t u I "hi u ji" a wuiigiii ^ f a i i j ^1 1 ■* J l M at Id vk s u r e o f p e r s o n a l e f f o t a n d i -* lli u t u \ , i t b a t i a i U r e j i u t a t i o n . whi c l i vsas m o t m e d t o I uni po S a t u i d a v , a* l i o n w i t h w o r k o f tin* ' h u i i b . m s t U b e s t o w e d , a n d at lln- e n d o f t e n d i n g t he h lm ida-W aki F J will Mike voil hin k i n t o G o d ■ th,< i n n v i r s a l i o n . Jesus t a l k e d t o fool hall g a m e t"• t h e w o m a n o f t h e W a t e r o f Lift u m e I• wi.rrd. t o t h a t o n e w h o ii ante Si bid fi mo In i o f Itali i Jesus in thi- night, and talked with An d she In lo ved l i e w a s t h e Mi I M,! si ii-m Moiuluv in 11 Hun. lie was a tub i <>f Hit Jews, si ali Shi*, tin w o m a n o f ill f a r m . in.iti a man whose life s wank lutd been w a s nut a i -■w a r d a n d bet a c t i o n . Il V i •11mg on lm at men hat •■ at t In \ al.b with thnl ul a I, Ii i < g t tot oil the teaching ot religion Hut the t o u t l a s t s s t u . r i g h n a m e N n o de nt u s hit' been s t a m p e d \ n - n d e i m i S h e b e g a n to t a l k to Hotel 11 p-l'.t 1 H i t ! ..f G e n e vii jun the nieniorv of Ihosr *.| »-vet> [people about .b -u -. and vvluct lb Riluv a . ' -aufoi d, s i m p I a g e as ttint of the "mail who cam e j,11(| aid to bo i And thev 'Itcaiu I t ai In t rn.-t..ted t o T a m p a Wh* if !n- U 11no "*Si'll I hi' I I* 't ftufi ball I Tluasher returned to Sunday after a pleasant kit in .'suiusottt. pbitt - t Jacksonville, is •*f Jotia I Brady of th is j hiltt• mien of Sarasolu btiav m Sanford with home [Cruktnme. of Orlando, jtduy in Sun f i n d t h e g u e s t I' d Mi s J S. H a r v a r d . D*'g relumed Sunday from Jltv whine he spent the end with his father. pin* *--1 Cob- 1ms g o n e In hcti- -i,,. will t e a c h t h i s luteier and baby have nr pom the North, and will winter here. ISUTI*< > w ill ht^field ut the |Unk Triduy night for the of th c 1.uke Mury School. t> invited. t>d Alt' John Reeves and If Orlando, were the gu ests llmtoni,, Mr. and Mrs. A. ■OBI, | ’"1 Mrs. Milton W illiam s l~**J,ad W illiams, of AtlanItke guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. plluiiift Sunday. I Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Purtun have a rriv e d from *'• N, Y., to spend the ere. pare, nf Orlando, connected ! Jon*'s and Chanthliss Com jRcksonville, waa he re on Inday, l*ewi*. of Jacksonville, * njpresentaUvj. is spendi,. ‘}*y * in Sanford the i the Valdei H otel. «nd Mayme Mero Fairton. u . C„ wUl be the 1W u f P^fent, Mr. and I?* for a week. They down arriving in Sanford vaBily' FELLOWS SERVICE STATION n . ,i i . lb in ♦ , ( A tn.*1 1 ) . ( : i u -11*i In ' .it h« nil hi *•, till CI'tctin a m i v --. :i / 1nfir I h O l liMi. ( IS 111. Mi> — S e r v i r e A' It h Finnic (17 I. t, H a u lo td . Fla. f - 1••• *t mu m, Nlf 1* \ If! j ut |r l|Ml|l , .1 ii Iiii - I fikin h. ( h fli t \ i, 1r 11la m 4 i • i ion>IN •p i i n i i vv fi h t h e hr»<li» ft.lt - - m * i n i i ui i , i i 11#*i ul»iiii i, by Ifaciiantlv BHKMBMBBliaB ■■■!!■■ ■)■ paiBR^BBH BBBK BBIBBBBB BBBBBB ii In t w i - d di t i g go WU . i l liliplo g i l l 11.# V n 11it \ i a t **1111 f In11 ii s i I. Op ill I "I vvtllt. Mollv <1 I 11*1*1* <»f I t a l i a n Ai r s . fi' w i t h 11 m i m i n g o f petit l a n d i t v^ ('4 « «ll I i ut ma < I H I i It ml.i rv 1 in! Ib i boi onillig but . u ' t n n l l I'oiH In* lit I 'a i l i d < I . 11 Mrs. ! poke, . f w h i l e p a n n e vel vet a n d W 11Ilia tn I «;t k ..stint l i ci f l o w e r s w e t e a n • l ha i in i . i **iip \ ox IS.puli. *.''gam •Iill-il i -In vv • t n t w h i t e In ides r uses i b a t 1 1 , n n d vnlb-v !i l ln-' * a pi .i i in, t Si ;t t'litf 11 j . The Ionic'- nmthci wn- n t t u e d \ rtl.M* br illantt- i <S»rn . *n»* | Mt in g-,f.t‘p i n pi- e n n t o n heavi l y bcutl- Ii Ii I h*a^ cd in »t»i I < .ill p l e l m g till- - t i i ’i S t a i . f M\ II. n i t i ( ; 11.i *111*i * nirig i . - t i m o w a - n lm* •*! v i.Ui-t M i J ' T i i a W jilt y (I i IMi i m i l i l ' i n 1Kin ( (*ii|M»n. when n»*»llv n il I nnu thi* paper. i»* ijimhI fi*r IS nict uli i i I.U II l a c e d w il h v civ i t ‘ tn I , Mm \ !■' r h i l l i p * triun uci l with \> iv it o - t i n b pa ra til 1br him! uid llillib l^ Snlr (IUih‘*li.p ( aCtipniK 0 tlm (o l4 ..GOOD FOR.. F R E E VOTES I D - S l.'..bbin-, a n d M lit.Ill Itch disc I in tin** Ilot c I v ii f t ci t he . i i * tnouv ■to Jest]I by night .Icmis had ,.,) out in tb i.-ly - to >• • Jc-u - oil I n. n - t ii Mc . l S a t u i d a v ( l orn New I»«w in*.' •nle: taut ^been preachiivg. and Ills fame had account •<t what this woman had A ■ tg win ii- tln-v s p m i tin- p a- t ii ti m f o i n o d i . c . pt o n f..t t i n In obit been wafted t hrttughoul the heart said Mativ prisons wen ion tv*-, ii o i i t b ' i mntimin** b u ' i n e - - a n d p a l l y , i c l a t i v i - n n d out >d t o w n |„ f |,.ruel The h eart' ot the Jews vinred bv tin- i-mue-t tones of th i' pit a - ill e g u e s t s w a s in Id at thi- h o m e <1 the at were tilled with the hope that utte |„ v clv woman Wluil a wiinderful bride's patent-, I N \ MI A iv i nn S p e e t , ( ' l u r e i n i* Mahot i cv, would come who would assum e 1story for us toduv to pmulei ovm The entile lower floor of tinH a r o l d W a s h b u r n . 1 tiu-sl I b t i - , leadership of their |»eople. and per | nml to p ia i'e God fm spai ioU- home vva- opened i n sinb* How much more will He do fm U g e i n o n S p e e r a n d J a c k MacDot i and at ttslieullv decorated with haps there was in the minds of a i d m o t o r e d to T a m p a , S a t u i d a v to in ' m any of them the thought that you, if von will let him come F o r e s t quantities of pink gladloius. bride HUY SELL _ RENT Jesus might prove to In* that man. 1 will tell you whut is the innttci at t i n . I t h e F l o r i d a W a l o ADDRESS tostc' and bi ide "f the Wiuai, Teal It <’I.*,I Ii |{i pi foot hal l g a m e We arc tmt often enough w illing to rate this man, Niciulemus At any try spray of asparagus plumes.i take our minds off nur am usem ents stirred by this great hope, came to Alts F o r r e s t L u k e. Mi s s S al ft a outitied u r c h i -, door and window Something wrong Jesus by night. He wanted to and our wmk Ttench baakels of ni s i - | An illustration I have fie I a k c . Mi ss F i n d v R a i n e r of St. friiinm H. s. I»OND know Him personally, to hear Him S *nf it rd I in i*k .V Tf usl Ciffii pji ?i| discuss His plans and hopes. I quently l>eeii culled upon in my A u g u s t i n e : Mo u nt * B, H u t t o n a n d and gladiida- were iilsu used with I’li **r*•* ’J'J.’i Dm H a i d ec lot un d a c o n g e n i a l pleasing i ffci t | think also Nicodenuis believed in household to make ecttum repairs Covyrihg tindining table wa i l l .at. t l l lelectric l l V V I I X I..on f a V* • I ,4 • Jesu s and loved Him. And vet «,* ,„ I Ihav e **l*»'> , _ .^ n ^ have niily two other records of found the trouble to he e xactly the I *' “ r*’*'A f " " 1 '"''* gam e on Sutuiduy. „ rilu . ,,ld Splint'll hand made la v V V ’X * cloth, rente led with a low plateau ' this matt— g ifted for leadership same, und so, after I had made ex of .lull pink glitdiola and mnidett ’ V-Vt' n* ' j,l?.er' * r" and occupying ns he did, a com­ aminuium of the iron several times , 11•'“ Or Alfred T o,-ter. bait tern-, at either end were crys m anding position among ins pen and learned this to he so. 1 spent , pie. Ami in John Seventh * huptcr no more time looking to see what M,M ' “ w ,,'"n Hutchison form ..) a tal t urulcluhrus which were brought congenial party motoring to Tun na we find the Jew s trying to di'etedll was wrong, but would lake up the Saturday to witness lint Flnda- from England by the bride's greatiron and go ahead at once with Jesus, to criticise J«**us, to m coin W ake-Forest font hall game pli»h His overthrow and bring the work of repairs. There are. aabout His death, and Ntendonitis ...all of you probably know, two wires Mrs. A\ S Thornton, set tetnty was there. Jnsteud of standing up (connecting with the electric light *.f the Woman’* Missionar** S..... tv non mill say in g boldly "I went to see I R(l<ket and running into the •■f the i’aluta District uiilimin.es Jesus, nml talked with Him. and I jUne of these wa* alw ays found to the annual m eeting of all tip *... it- s t o v e a n d Lake Spring- 1 ■ Water" mi i lie mat l.tt vvo have placed a vvaI n | da. m e " Sd* know that He is the Son of G o t l ­lie broken, and. ns soon us retdac tie* ut New Smyrna on T iiomIuv FIRE PEACE pili.ti. itl.it .- I'ure. H ealthful, and positively bctiohciul. I *r lei nl tindls|»--al "! W and bus dope nothing wrong 1 ed and a good connection establish ut 0 a. ni. Mm. Thornton will bo T h u s K. B a k e t , of I: ' ■!- < -.liege, AAinlvi I’ark, analyzed tin- water and pronounced CUT TO SUIT ed at once tile heat of tile strung have accepted Him «« tli«- Mes­ * at i oittiianted by Mr*. Gro-- and it u "SuiM-riur AS ale-. SEE siah". Nicndcinus temperized he current could he fell in the iron Mis F R Mitchell us delegates , .oinivu! analysts amt relative rem aiks concerning tin water by Foll ow llig U lily , said. “ Doth our I ami judge it man again. from tile .Sanford church. I d a ison Dr Baket Now that is whut happens to us except ut first hear front Jtinir***lf and know what lie doeth? And when anv of us get to thinking tin* lht» pharisee* replied "You are also Bible is an old dead Book, ihut Clear ( 'olor. *■ from G alilee; did ever a prophet Jesus Christ is some strange mvs ■ Neutral Reaction, come from there?" Nuhodemu* terious per**1111 beyond the skies None So soon us we get the proper cult Free Ammonia. wus squelched because he l“cketl None Albuminoid Ammon a. the courage to speak out boldly neetiun and the source of power is restored, we shall feel the warm­ ................ 19.2 P aris per 1,090,000 for Josus. Chlorine, influent*© of the Holy Spirit And an other tim e we hear of him ing P arts per 1,000,000 li.l Total Solids If we will enter into partnership lifter the death of_ Jesus, a ■ when " "^'j , t^t. Holy Ghost we shall im-< {U P a ris per 1,000,000 39.3 Hardness, 1 one met None ir i m .’Z 7 . ‘ bnr i.« ’ S •*»»* »"• ni.-.liulely te.-l H*. con.fortli.il . N itrates, ... hundred pounds of species und prec­ "uiding warmth. ious ointm ents and after taking C ongregational Ladies Union will the body they bore it to the tomb. hold a bazaar on December 13, He was afraid people would laugh rem em ber the date. -a Wo have placed tins water at yuur disposal Our trucks ur«* ut y**ur service. The wrapping it in linen and anointing people drinking thi* water will find them selves freed front many com plications—©spe­ it with the spices and m v1™ a"“ cially kidney trouble* m used by drinking inferior w aters. tenderly laid it aw ay, Xmodem us loved Jesu s and believed in H a You should uot utus th** benefit* derived from the use of thi* water—-they are too lie lost a great opportunity to oe ©arrptional. come a m ighty power as a d e f e n d ­ Cut prices on nil sizes United er of Him. Why 7 W h a t was thL States, Pennsylvania, fed era l, V ik ­ m atter w ith Nicodem us? ing. He waa too tim id, too much of SJ ’J J a coward to U k e an oi>en stand SO X 3 '/, Ha w asafrnid people would laugh limy Tubes $I*75 a t him and could not a1* 0*1 ‘hc' Red Tubes F*L90 ridicule. Some one m ight ■*» "i , 2 x 4 * 1 6 -0 0 WEST FIRST SH EET w as queer, #onoo one would call ^ 44 *, 112 West Second Street ALL GUARANTEED him ■ fanatic. *nd he m ight sufNO TE— Regardlens of th e bad weather yesterday there for a lose o f prestige. e ° m* “DON’ T PUT OFF TODAY WHAT YOU CAN DO TODAY.” were hundreds of cars at ‘*ur station buying B oyce-Ite G aso­ ..... • . • hia friends m ight unkind line. We w ill pay $100.00 to a n y mtip that will prove that th in gs behind his back. He was ■ our g a s does not contain correct amount o f Boyce-Ite. man o f prom inence and power and 311 East Safcbnd Street. w as afraid he m igh t place-his rep 1113 baaford Avenue ulution in jeapordy. - ( u* il l. Hi n * ■* W'HW itia -ratBBf t**a Simmons Siberia Refrigerators b' Rail Hardware Co. TYPEWRITERS Not (iood I'nless Voted on or Before Oct. 25 FOR SALE wnnn j. i). 1 For Your Health.... Drin Bui Drink the Durest Water. V Boyce-Ite FREE OF CHARGE TIRE SALE Saves—20c o n every 10 gallons of gas. ’, Absolutely—Destroys all carbon. Insures—Perfect easy running motor. *i Costs—Absolutely nothing to try lO O P e r C en t Phone 50 Silver Lake Springs Co. It AY BROS. FILLING STATION F. P. R I N E S X. ►- I - , ' y;-Vqfcif{'s ■■A , j. pi* -a '■ * m �'t-K~ Ball Closely; Nittnny Lions Made Eleven First Downs to Tech's Lone Mark jt “Green Wave” Has Best Team In Years _____ Univcrsily of Georgia Star Gets Credit For Longest Run With One for fi‘1 Yards . A T L A N T A . Gn.. Oct. 20.— G eor­ g ia Tech and Tulnne were S o u th •>.. • era conference m e m be rs in the v ery center of the football sta g e S atu rd ay, the Yellow J a c k e t s b r i n g ­ in g g rea t g lory to th e South with a 16 to 13 d e f e a t of a leading E a stern tenm in th e person of Penn S ta te, while the G reen howled oVor the V a n d e rb u ilt Commodores, rated a s one of the s tr o n g ts t in th e South, 21 to 13. The day's play on Southern field s b ro u g h t m any exciting fe a ­ tu res. In d e f e a tin g Penn State, Georgin Tech d e m o n stra te d t h a t ' It possible to win a football g a m e w ithout th e vestige of an offensive, by taking careful and c o n sta n t a d ­ v a n ta g e of nn op p o n e n t’s m istakes 5*i, ■In. this g a m e Tech made but one •„ f ir s t down from sc rim m a g e and th a t th e Inst piny of the gnm e j - w hile the N ittnny Lions hud ele v ­ en. Tech's line, how ever, gnve nn v Im pressive d e m o n stra tio n of d e ­ fe n siv e piny in th e f ir s t th re e periods. Y • The Tulnne victory over V a n d e r­ bilt w as f e a tu r e d by a fo rty -y a rd forwnrd pnss from l.a u te n sc h la e g e r • to “ Doc" Wilson. The longest ru n of the day and one of th e most extended of the 1 j well-known bucket of “ dope.’' I W ake Forext cam e to T a m p a not over-rated, th e ir (dinging d e f e a t re su ltin g from no o th e r reason than the m agnificent play of the " F ig h tin g ’G a to r s " on th e ir w a y [ tow ard the h ig h e st peak in So u th | e r a football. Florida will fnce nn u n c e rta in q u a n tity out in the Lone S t a r r«* Univcrsily of Florida Faces1 gions next S a tu r d a y . V anderbilt, Uncertain Quantity in The w ith her cham pion mnehine last “ Longhorns" Who Defeated| fall, dropped a 16 Co 0 c ontest to the Longhorns o f T exas U nlver-. Vanderbilt Tenm Last Year aity, h u t conditions ch a n g e w ith j season w as credited to Kilpatrick in a g a m e a t A u g u s ta in which every season, a n d it m ay be the, > Texans a re not ns form idable as in | G eorgia defeated F u r m a n 23 to 0. I The G eorgia hack ,rot aw a y for a ’23. The " F ig h tin g ’G n to rs” havo sp rin t of sixty-nine yards. In the 1 certainly enhunced th e ir play a n d I sam e g a m e I le rlo n g of the losers ■ will Ik* d angerous not only to T®3t* I dashed aw a y for f o r ty - th r e e yards. ns. but to the A rm y and nil n t h c r I R u th e rfo rd 's Kicking F e a tu re s opponents who aspire to ta s te th e Some r e m a r k a b le kicking fe a ­ caliber of th e ir stride. tu re d the victory of V. P. 1. ovei W ith n most pow erful offensive, M aryland, 12 to 0. Uni hot ford th a t includes a fast ami puzzling booted the hall betw een the goal aerial game, trick plays tha t h a p ­ I posts from the 60-ynrd line when pen before nnyone knows what has he had previously kicked a goal tra n sp ire d , line bucks and an asfrom the th ir ty -n in e -y a rd line. • so rtm e n t of n th r r fe a tu re s, the Dave Knsenfcld's sensational ru n of fifty-eight yards played a !conspicuous p a r t in A l a b a m a ’s vied on S a tu rd a y victory over Sew anee l>v a score Tech and Tulniie of 14 to 0. i ___ Florida in scoring a 31 to 0 vic­ tory over W ake F orest, scored in I Ellison Mnk< every period, this feat being du Mercer, in open plicated by Fort Henning in dc home with a win n TIRES Contestants turning in $100 or more, in subscript tions, before 10 o’clock on Saturday night will be| awarded 20,000 additional votes in The Herald’s Big Subscription Campaign. Cash Subscriptions C In This Special Offer For Extra Votes! To win those extra votes contestants must get out and secure subscriptions for that is the only way to qualify for the 20,000 boost in your standing. Not only will these subscriptions help win the ad­ ditional votes but they will carry with them the same number of regular votes offered for the period. 1 ,1 better pipe - u tobacco .Why better? “Wellmans Method famous old-time Secret, now ours -exclusively Make it a point to turn all your subscriptions in each day. It will be easier for you and more sat­ isfactory to all concerned Certainly rounds tobacco o u t! Cut just right, too (See b elo w ) I In fo il ,n o t tin -therefore IOC Check In EVERY DAYDon’t W ait Until Saturday Night. Less Than Five Weeks Are Lett THIS Week MA Y Tell The lT ea. There isn’t much time left for workers to get votes. Every day means money. One subscrip­ tion mot e or less may mean winning or losing the Buick. This week may decide who will win first place and first prize in the contest. , „„ To b acco" p o in te r o ^ G ru ugcr “cul * ,\0w ^ CYVr'l*,,“ V * w»1' - ’I'ott**-4-0 Will You Win 20,000 Vote? �PAGE FIV b 7. ■ " hi ccessful Men and W om en Help Wanted ily H e r a l d RATES lh In A d v a n c e \1 e M r « n i *• **.(run* M ‘* illair tr I Or a* <k 4a a a a a -• liar Una lln* llaa d .’jlila above »l*» *r# for eou■!*»»•*• laOBtll L""|0o (or Oral ta r-»«r IftoO t o Erirttlo" a id ) The San* „| li« r r a p o na l b l a ^forrof Ins er t i on, for si ihaefjuent offIpp sho u l d be FLu.lt' In '•»■* o( iKaTMr.ua. h*i »# [r wiili r thor- rulefc V,n » HI r i v e you Irrrul " And If 1 ,<ll *-»ist you In sunt «d t» o i a k a F* I I T XIITICE. l.hnuM elv« I h s l r |t fflre Bildrej* aa [itmlir ttunlher >f ^,U|T, Al "l lt oil" , Ihnuiitnd hua ii tl r ms m lirii i‘n t t T you unlesr |l,r Sll.tirK’ i n o r r m AT ha ■*♦*» nl I hr M i [ oftlrr .tr hr 1M|',.m r iT>r«alla- nt «TUM. |rrv >o I'ti'ttit’t. 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T here ure oth e r sy in u - n a i B E i i a i i i a i i i i a i i i i i i i i S it KI.V, Klsi.V M uyio a * n t ti flu'll i ii Mlv I R A 1*F I f .i , ‘ t ai* SanfiT.tl f t't'li ti jt <a u *M K\ ii t o r p i d h v r r n n d P ( n N N Id M t \ \ S O N S tpTlfllJt <’ Ii i*jiI W IN H IM O H ’ IE D O C A H W O U L D O N L Y C A L L T H tt> S M O K I N ' ftE T O F F • I 'o e»E 6 L ^ T O M K K E H H r / \ P R . C T E N T o r A, h u n d r e d ! *- » 'Xry Smith’s Barber Shop for tfood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. D O L L AFTT> - I W I S H Mo d u l o f o r <; i t S M O K IN ABOR5n I , ------ TAKE. T H E ^ E . O IN T O L . MR T E L L HIM the : t)E H O E R |T> O O T H E A C . A .H O -T-, W C b H E ts TQ (T _ _ f -bEEL H I M ’- <; P E E V IS H Kh ii .h, J iunm' M' I. fll, If thi* child U nion P h a r m a c y . ..Sold by ii -—r-* FOR S A L E I "fat Huy a (LAUK JIAVKL (ias Uaiiuro at Hall Hardware ( o. 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' t i l I I I l l i r • | t *-f S i I l M l i fi* "'10,1 H t i i l * l i f |® 1**1 4*1 I ti* ft af |«| I I f I W I ,l M » I ,. * li*» * • i i Ii k k t itl !* t o l | . l i n n a, Fresh Oysters rp id ............... .. , pi tr|*i \ \ Wfll ]tn lit I*.I Kit • 111 coii»U pulw ! 6owuU , an he gwttrtkW’alC, 'U a» ■<l«rk rin g s under th% t »i |i«i k«|. * SfjfK ^lillt-r fti.krry .id i t 4 it), s u rp risin g prpmptneHsf bad b reath and ta k e s no tnbv u-sing Herblne. You ' fe e l i t s 1 H rest in play, it is a lm o st a cer* I IRS i i 1 \ > ' Hi'iiit* finj Lr ,‘*v** 1,.*ii-1,, it.I effect with the first dosej L ' n l y th a t worms a re e a tin g a w a y ■■ft I m i t t i fit I t n *h i t o w n If i m hi a, pm if vmg and r e g u la tin g ef il» vitality The s u te st rem edy for II n i l * ! ii .Mi* X i aft* T*f It. t,till, f. t i- th o u ,ugh and complete. It worm s is W hite’s C ream Vertni.1 l S I f I M S I I I h w i ll In. f i t r . | :* not only drives out Idle and iinpuii- ,fnge It is positive destruction to iiii'iii !• in$* »1 'Vx M*rv \t. !J . ImlM . ...u, tie i but it im p a rts a splendid feel- 'h e worms bill h a rm le ss to thfl, $n*n* I *t f < . i \ m b t*t Pi n inir i*f * x hi Im ntinn, • t r r n j 't h , vim, i * P ' mi * S«»l(i Ky liiiiuai v% i t h n i p IA I mi and b,uiy aiicy of spirits. Price Pharm acy *" f \ i,if I » ', -11,1'* I, t M. In- df .tin i f l l . .*1 Milt f i t ,* ,4 » -I * 'I I1 ing. iu’W. Lost s tr e e t in Inwii. (Huici having town. Fla l"i **iini*‘ $ t u n i l n V . ft I*** 1.1 \ 1 11 v 1 1 III ••I t i l l il^a > iciicil \ , i r \\ 1 ., - 11 hit It * .,i i 1» t| a t nf ■ -11 f • il 11i i i ••1 a» 1* fl ‘ I* t 1 1 II*** ' He f 1 ir •w- t- rvg 1 I 1 • 1 «t .. N \ M| •■ * | M» r •• 1 HI % 1*1*1 i j1 1| ' 1 \ \ III 1 II 1 V 1>1 t | \\ M ill flu. 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' suits. 7\Jv. iti*S thilie bid n r r t t l # you have stored uwuy und have for A little thirty-cent nd may hi ing you several dollars i ’h'me I id und a representative will call to see you M .O R II'A 1 'It I.A Nl t o " Orlando rnoi’Utig Sent.iii‘1; largest clussi tied !»u si t i e " rule lc u word, m in­ imum 24c cash with order A'.'G U ST A 1 MRO.Nit i.E — Au 1 1, ’, I. 1 1lay 1'''Hit 1 ,) | Ml H » f fi ' l i| 1 "l "P> t t .r s.| r"°m Advertising - f l . R1 ST < I'■ .1 it cl St 1n T M O L ) V**«k Advertising Id Pinrttirv ■ , • Miscellaneous f For Sale "Ilu p m o b ile ” FO R S A L E — L a rg e , room y bu n g a ­ TW O F U R N I S H E D bedrooms for W A N T E p r ^ T h r c e c a rp e n te rs. 600 FOR SA L E — One rent. |2 0 C £c r m onth. Apply r a n d ■“P r o p e r t y low. Completely furnished with _jLaurel o r M n y f a f t , . 'J . 'A-_Cook. • touring. P. A. Mcro, W ig h t up-to-date fu rn itu re . This house 614 W 2nd SL Bros, building.__ t p » V HKI.T F E S l J f a g , was lalllt for a home. T,ocntc,i on E a r n money weekly, r time, . . . sp a re Mngnnlin Ave, b e tw e e n . Twelfth Sanfon) will .. ■addressing music circulars: Send and T hirte e nth Stre e ts. Very best 10c fo r music inform ation. A m e r i­ WANT TO BUY Small bungalow. SA L K ON COOK L in Sanford. Will sell for — j — r >, n can Music Co., 1668 Broadwny Must he a bargain and te rm s location F rom $2.00 to $10.00 i 19,(100.00 furnished; $2,000 cash. 1 ( >R R E N T — Desirable five room Dept. Z, 87, New York. must be easy. Don’t answ er this Balance in te rm s very easy to han bungalow and g a ra g e , 201 French any cook stove bought f id unless you have som ething die. See W. L. Rumple nt F irst Avenue, $45.00, M. F. Robinson. till Novem ber 1st. / H E L P W A N T E D — Young Indy J U L I A Z A C H A R Y , H erald OffiVT.'-; wanted to enroll in H e r a ld ’s big worth considering. Address L. J. National Bank or call phono 207 money on h e a te rs. L ... P h o n e 148. Salesm anship Campaign. Exccp- jP. care Herald. ------------------------------ and make appointm enL _________ _ FOR R E N T —F u rn ish e d house. wood. vAll new stock. A pply 203 E. 3rd SL •! < 1 , ^ P R I N T I N G *io\Br , opportunity for h u s t l e r . , v\ ANTED — Boarder?. 311 P a lm e t- p n n OITICK SAI F — Practicnl^. __ _________ SANFORD STOVE WORKS H A Y N E S & R A T L I F h \ “ PrTt7uFs $1845 in prir.es are being offered | •_(,■ Ave._______________________ I new six ' room modern Linen WANTED TO RENT—How often 32t j v . 1st S t. ’P h o n e / and office outfitters. Phono 310. TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Daily votp. in n nnhi„.i i t")V W A NTF.D-Ambitious boy |,m, good r e s id u e section. „m. ’do we hear people say they want to i 1 « a ^ 1 1 % i * ui uuu* , low, jjooci rosnlenro soetton, ono : ; u . i , n n P nrk .rir AVcnuc. lim P8j the KTCttl home dttil' 11G Snturdnv nicrh 5 2* *«ntcd by The Herald to sell 1i.b.ck of High and P rim a ry schools. f ' nl. ft f)ut L.n‘! » impossible 100 A CRE FA RM on sand-clay rond 3 miles w est of lxmgwood, NEW ERA P R IN T E R Y "- JoL ra te l ’/ic per word, minimum There in* s t i b H m e u IV n If v n t ^ Furnished or unfurnished Thou- 0 d« “ ,s ,l,ff'cu' 1 t0 ,n p r in tin g nt reasonable price. Op charge 115c cash with order. Write have nnv s n n r i tim e Lnd H u t of S,l,,f"ri1 ,,a,-h ■»•*«»«»"• '-ih- Hnn), cash will handle, balance ten ' ,,uch owners who have houses lying one-half on high ridge land fdr complete rnt<? caret. 1 , 1 , would !erst commissions will m ake it ptwv,.„r . W rite Box 050 or phone to ,r i’n t ' The p ro p e rty ow-ner will posite t'nst Office. Phone 410. „;ipi / huatlnr to make irooil r*m u* * make no m istake aenclinir h u mos* and luilance In flowing well dis­ I'M ID., A Cl l 1 IU \E R S or sailers of liki to win n Huick to u rin g c a r _ PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER f ie r iIH° o'ffir m ° T ! k ft(,tirc7 l# ° T m , < ,»nnnir*. The eirulation m am iger i -*------------------------* * * ' t» P«HiU- looking for houses trict on Weaivn River; 50 ac re s rlftrida real e sta te advertise in ED N A LORD. Office of ii. It, ! ' l l Y i" '1' the contest will i vl|ltK , k1(J(| t() , )|lk th 0 mnt t e r over I OWN YOUR H OM E. ! |f tu‘ I he H e r a ld s classified cleared a n d hi splendid c u ltivation; the St. P etersburg Times. One cent be explained to you. Phone 148. Lewis, P a rk Avenue. Phone 3 HI. We have homes to suit' every V??0 The ads ure cheap. Phone H acres under cultivation w ith a with you. cent a Word daily, two cents a word ta s te and pocket hook. If you a ie 1 ^ »>'d the paper will do the rest, _________ REA I. E S T A T E .Sundays. PR E V E N T S IN F E C T IO N . interested in owning your home FOR R E N T Five room bungalow, flowing Well and ready to su b irJ . E. SPUR1.ING, sub-division M A IN E — \V»:ervllle, Morning 3«n The g re a te st discovery in flesh call on us. see one of our salesA p a rtm C lltS 601 Elm. Apply Roberts Grocery' rigate. lairge modern 7 room .specialist. . . . . Subdivisions to Or- . . nnoi. I rwiuM&nuA of Maine* n^on . heiuing is the? marvelous Roroaonp, , „ . . # . . . lando, hloridn, and M oral |do are interesteil in Florida p r o p - 1 I’ O P R d l t a preparation tha t comes in linuid | 1 1 "J!1 ' n,s.' n 1 FOR R E N T Five room c o tta g e on house, private w a te r works, plum bHeights, Florida on Dixie High- erty. Reach them through the i "— -------j and powder form. It is a rotnhinn- ** 1'Vs i.*i l|'\^ ^ ( " ' i i i v c enved street. Apply 300 French ng and fixtures, outhouses, te n a n t way. N orth P ark Avenue. ‘ .Sentinel. Rate enni on applica- a i *A KTMI-’V t i ’h u u i - v m tioii tre a tm e nt that not only l » m - 1 ‘ ' , I)K ». ‘ ‘ houses, g a ra g e . 000 two y e a r old A ve. F L O R IS T ----------- *“ •».A I A R T M E N T K >l H h N T - O n . fj,., wound of germ s th a t c a u s e 1 , i r 1«I8 Magnolia Ave budded o ra n g e tre e s. 20,000 sour — ■—---- ---------- ------------ ' l •* i«K»m and one 2 room npnrt*4i^/ ,• » » ;. i. i , . n Insurance. __ Real h s tn te Ireof,, m any of them ready to bud. S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T ” , ment. Apply 300 F rench Ave. H n h "exlraordinarv^ * si..... I. Bad LS YOUR H O U SE FOR S A L E ’ For R ent Ideal place for da iry and S l i ' M v ril,',r Ph ,{.KNI Tw " “ P a r t m e n t . 1veunds o r 'c u t s which take w e e k ,| T here is p., easier wav to reach BN Myrtle. Ih o n e ih O -W ( _______ A m O U IL | 202 Park Ave I t o fte.,1 w i t h the o r d i n a r y linim ent- oeuple who wish to u u rrh n se a farm . Price $15,000—one-third I IlllV K iin i , ; , m , n d u u n k h under the powerful I'lnce such ns you wish to rell than FOR R E N T - F i l l i n g station nni^ 1 cash, balance on term s. I-ake Jes— VF. Kl ATTRAt TILE honur. 1;’ ;L : TWO '.V* 1 U,<.\L S *ILD a p a r tm e n ts of j j(,fj*,,.,,,.. ,,f t h,s vvomlmfid i, m through the want a.i columns of g a r a g e combined. A u th o r iz e d 1’ . . ,, , . I 1*nI fti <*tt o Avenue near Lm K ,rr , , , T " rooms, lights ami , . |v UiM„>.| | title. 6.1c and The Herald Read by nearly ev s ,.rvi, .. S , Hl„ 1?1 Tools. (>tl *u 0 ^ ' “1 Lo., Inc.. U n ggw - ood, FI bT A M PA M O R N IN G ' f l d l t l ' N ' i : s ‘ h l. in cvcellcp) eomlitinn. Mvi w a ttr. i A Greentenf. fjike M ary. s , p (lWlj,,r Jtn,j i;n,. Sfihl erybodv and Seminole c.iuntv each .. .. . ____: I --------------Send in your subscription to the sh-epmg porcli pantry and j _ _ _ afternoon th e -e little w ant ads car- 1 ” r responsible tuirtv to work on FOR S A L E — 7-drnw er S in g e r sewIn Fiiioii I’hnrmai v. T ribunc or hand it to your local JV1/ L'ningc ami pot i tci im liter fv vmir message to the pet mis vmi commission Icisis must know Ford ing m achine like new Also i I d i a l e r so you can read F lo rid a ’s l ,,llk down. Price $ 7 ,1M0 . \ real w ant to reach. T ake a few mitt , .,r. Box 1132, City. ! Hoosler kitchen cabinet. 109 N. g r e a te s t new spaper. One y e a r ]•' hentitiful home. A Si 11011 ti nti s and p re p a re your ml setting ______ J Sanford Ave._ Phone 473-J, III I I , . 1 'It C u l l 1' u n i I ” f I I $8.00, ti months $4.00, three months ' beautiful home J i l l ' 1 11 4 11*1111 •' f fl* i S f n t •• t forth a comidcte description of the i $2.00. If you desire $1,000 instir1 O NNELI ^ \ SONS pii 11a11 1v ymi wish to sell, then ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a * n n n i i « B a a * « M SU IT S A ND O V E R C O A T S— Ail Si Till II'<l*\ i'll tilt* Ilia® ll.l\ \ tiling 1 ■■ "Herald ' “ office “ wool m ade to order, g u a ra n te e d ance policy add 75 cents to your Magnolia, it- -to ’■ The and* .•-it'.' 1 \ 1 * !*•:• order. Insurance. Real K-Dite. ( t l . * S I a 1 * f l l ' h i t , t to fit. Any 2-piece suit $26. Full let the impel do th e rest. You 1 *■».t 1) I * . * , * 1 1. * 1' ' r» >1 ' t vs s might la a g reeably su rp iise d at suit or overcoat $29.50. Scotch 1 > ■* ' * M U 1 *■» 1 LE A RN A D O t n r d k County and I [ .1 l|,, I 'll 1 Itll 1 1,11 ” f 1 l i e - ' I • • i T a i n »*• • »*f 1‘ " 1 f l u ­ Woolen Mills. 305 E. Set'ond Stre e t, the result s ’ I I ,|.| • I I ' , I c 1 ■ l I ■I ” I 111 I .L akeland, t h n u g h the Star-Tele- i s m i : , m , , , ,,, n i , T 1 ||. r • <i i i i i . i i d 4 I I I H i * Sanford, Fla. ' " p i i m 1 11 lit FOR SA LE I color oil houses and gra m . Best advertising medium in v i v i n ,n m> i n i i m i r i N »»i t * 1 1 » *| , ♦ t * -J 1 h • l I t *• 1 |, 1 * ' 111' 1 ' ’ 1 one lot in Georgetown. <tne South Florida i ’ublished mornings. P* *'* i " i i i u i i i i h . *■‘ ■* !4 i*1t . a- d i f *t*i». c■ lti*' | 1* . *1411, , FOR SA I. K—Sideboard, block front Celery Ave. E xc e p­ 1 * . 1 * * * 1 . . , II 1 ■ ■* 1 l l * ! i ■T1 T H IS W KKK S ta r - T e lc g r n m. iaikeland, Fla.___ j , in ’ i ' i I T m ' i n i ' * * ' , u l N_ 1 IN 1111 I III M V II I l f . I » I HI III tutile und chairs. Phone 343• t ' . « 1« * ‘ f 11 tional 111 vest ine’d. Houses only ri HI * 1.111 M i l r m i m i 1 in n O H U ) Xenix. Mane your ta le s ' v *' ‘ • -■»,■,■!.?« • ■ • ■ ^ * rtf • I • f| ( I , • *| | , cently built. F o r tiartlculars in u n k r».f, mm ru t I ago ;im l Inti li ( 1 111 v 1 through the Xenia Gazette, . , '' , 1* fi . t*. i A 1 !' •_’ * .-nt hop '"H M i r k A vt'itiu*. F o l t SA LE Roller ton desk in IN HI 1 S’l VI 1 ipiire nt Hiiumel Specialty Xenia, Ohio, Rich ag ric u ltu ra l , n , l|lA \ U » ' *1 i d D M l i in v vi< 1.1 h i m ■ 1 , , , I good comlitioii. Phone 241. 1 lit \ t to I'ost 11f f ire * ................ • 1 • l a f H e district. W ant ad and display '<•< o »■*i— <>.\ Jn t \vt>-s( npv I h v v m n K o n ______ _ t. 1 1 . **!. l Mi Ifl* ra te s uti m i u e s t . < l' ” ' 1■‘ ' H i , t . i f * * .| "1 V* • l i t * „-c v ' •MngtiuliH h i in* |. n a t i o n ll.l'Mi.l S t'lH / 1*1'. I *0 !•*It 4'll* *4. 1 Mi l l ) 1 ' Ul • R K A L -K ST A T K I ’ M ........... . 1 | I, , , ; ,, *| | ill* <1 fn1tv luiVH tfn* Iffr k t rlrcti ( I NK iitii'-sti'i \ S-n>tiin Dvvi'U- pare in I illIi It El D'lA Mb i s t; I Is - Rooms For Rent B a r g a in s ..! Is DIRE' D>IO rci|uiris) |l|ih*Mifi»H' for Latest Business Information A S O R tiE JO t)T P H O N E D M d ' *bA3Q TO TELLLX O O TH A T T H E C O O H T r b IM t h e m o r t a l ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldg. Sanford, ----------- Florida Sanford NoveHy,\Vorka , v . C, t j*ruft CONTRACTOR AND tertarrnl __ i,. > hl »«| i gbtl If,.. ED* t «*M«utrreV*! f l r * « t H A V E t> C E H Ivossing Paint Co. \YC handle E lrrsu n E ln d aley P aint. 113 MAGNOLIA A V K N U B "Call for our Seminole Marble Co. Marbl* aud GranlU from aU guar ties, l i e d of uusltty u»4 M lll«I|l**l* sv M nW rlMim u n s l ilfp . " W rit* (o r la ta s t d M l i a a 0 1124 r r I nt -l ' F caui ** Scw vicr, I nc , O r a l Briuia’n g k * rncwvwL. c. n. TcimML •aufurd. O. Max MX V' IH fl * ‘:K &08 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee1b3d85f1b7c73dbe0925a93afeffdd.pdf 30c785cd44a69988bedbb85d4f65bc26 PDF Text Text Vt: ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHE9 SANFORD, FLO R ID A , TU E SD A Y, OCTOBER 21, 1924. Sears Pays 2 AMENDMENTSCongressman Visit To Sanford Today; i O ptim isticJ)ver Electiqh ... ..... _ ............ r a a a ] C m.a lU-U-i* |JIssue 26 an d :Issu e J,000 S e l l s L26 M onday Figure Last Sale , For Street [ges and O th er iprovements CAMPAIGN FUNDS RESUMED TODAY Prominent Husinmt Man o f New York SayB Abolish­ ment o f Inheritance And Income Tpxes Means Much Points Out The Benefits To State W ith Formidable Array of Expresses Faith In Future W itnesses Committee To Of Florida If Proposed Get Started On Probe O f Taxes A re Abolished Alleged “ Slush" ongrtMm'kn W. J. B egrf'jta* >* of his constituent* from one end of the distict to the other." visitor in Sanford for a few "bou Predict* Dig kjsjorlty. this morning having.motored-frbr Speaking to n reprosentatlvn o f his homo m-Kls(«lrtim|oi to thli rilt; The llernld after hia talk with tho for. the expressed purpose, he itlil. secretary, Congressman Scars dc­ " dared thnt the outlook for his reof. aoccrtalning whether he eonid Jond any assistance td Sanford and election was brighter than ever. Seminole county to alleviate the The representative expressed no high water conditions now existing fear of the reported strength of his Republican opponent in cast coast on Lake Monroe. Ono of the hardest and worst counties and, stated that jie had rains in years "has done consider- j boon In receipt of numerou^ unsoahle damage throughout the state, Ilicited letters from friends’ which he declared and when he heard of |assured him of a full DoiAocrntic the serious conditions near this i vote throughout the district, city, he came to see whether the ) Asked about Palm Bench county, government had sent anyone to the home county of his opponent. look after the situation and i f it the congressman declared thnt be had not, planned to get in touch would curry it t»y n substantial nui with proper officials at Wash­ jority. He also predicted his ma­ ington and huvo men sent hero nt jority in Dade county at between 8.000 and 0,000. once. On .Vacation Now. The congressman had a talk with "You know I am supposed to lie the secretary of the IocbI Chamber of Commerce regarding the situa- on my vacation now, said Mr. Sears lion in general and expressed .hint-. hut it hns hern the busiest one i self ua being pleased that engin- , have spent in years. 1 have been errs- had already been put oil the ikept occupied continually and prohjob to hnndio the work. |ably will until I return to WashThc action of the congressman In inglon about Nov. 17. The congress coming here this morning was to j man pluns to visit east const points render his services which he insist- next week to "feel out" the political cd "were always at the command|situation. ;T •’ H ipitaf’ fftfri/jt o f W in d * WOOD STAVE PIPE Velocity H ig h Per H ou r; N o FOR CITY WATER age A t Bradentow n SYSTEM ARRIVING Telegraph Wires ! Only M oderate W in d s Strike This C ity; Predicted S t o r m Fails To M aterialize1 High Water Still Exists On Lake _ One Carload Already Here And Seven of Eleven Are Shipped; Pouring Concrete For Walls o f Heresvoir A s 6 8 :: Are Blown Down That the proposed constitutional WASHINGTON. Oct. 21,—Wlth , . ' . ... . 7 . . Central Florida Is A p ­ a rather formidable array r f wit- nmcndmcnt t0 nbol,sh both inhcri* Causeway A t Bridge nesses already summoned arid atlll tance and income taxation within parently Passed B y W ill Be R eady For Seven carloads of the wood stave municipal bonds others to be called, membera'of the tho state of Florida it one of the water pipe to be used to conduct the Tropical Tw ister special senate committee oxpressxpress- wisest and most progressive moves Use On W ednesday water front the city waterworks it a large premium ed the opinion Monday that the in­ ternoon when at a vestigntion of campaign expendi­ ever made by the state legislature wells in the country to the plnnt at JACK SO N VILLE, Oct. 2 1 , the belief of E. C. Miller, New The tropical storm coming French Avenue and Thirteenth ion of the City tures by the three major political is Southern Florida suffered lit­ York business man who visited from the West Indies which Street have been shipped and of bonds nggregat- parties, begun last week at Chica­ Sanford today in connection with a tle real damage save fru itgo, will be continued right up to late yesterday afternoon hit these one lias already arrived, said ro\iI nt n premlarge tract of land that he has re­ crop damage from last night’* City Manager W. B. Williams to­ election day, Nov. 4. the southwest coast o f {he day. Three additional cars of pipe ,13050, and bonds torrential rains and wind* The inquiry will be ersumed cently acquired here. state between Fort Myers and will l>e shipped within the next few Mr. Miller prefaced his descrip­ $325,000 Bold at hero today with the examination reaching as high as 68 mile* j rplirj l n|)(j w as j,re days, he said. of $10,601.50, of officials o f the Democratic tion of the benefits that would in ......... ...... per hour velocity, and nppar,Iictc,| w m ,|t| reach S a n fn n his opinion result from the adop­ The work of laying the wood total premium o f national committee ns to contribu­ tion of the measure, by stating and vicinity sometime during mains will begin on Moiidny. of 'ently the hurricane which was tions and expenditures by that or­ that the present system of income nnxt week, Mr. Williams further ganisation. Clem L. Shaver, ohnirlast night, had not material­ elated. With one car already here predicted did not develop, it® issue is in $1,000 and inheritance taxation threaten­ mnn, und James W. Gerard, treas­ ized today when The Herald and several more expected during full power. serial bonds, matur- urer, will be the witnesaes and they ed to practically destroy big busi­ At Hrudciitown no damage wn* is thought some of went to press this afternoon. ness, and thHt measures designed knuary 1. 1926. to Jan- will ho asked to consent to an ar­ tins woi k,wJ | | '^.''(p’gtVihuted thir( reported and though Fork Myer* l.ste Monday afternoon moder­ for the abolishment or mediation the pipe [nnd was sold nt 102.2A, rangement agreed to by the offic­ of these burdensome taxes occupied and Punta Gurdn are partially i#0-« week the main ate winds from the south thought week and next above psr. The issue ers of the Republican and Indepen­ tiie limelight in the minds of cap­ to he the forerunner of tin* twist crew's enn start putting it in the luted due to failure of telegraph dent organisations to submit sworn er, reached Sanford and through ground. form of municipal im- reports as to their financial affairs italists all over the nation. wires, no serious damage nor fa out the night the city experienced The pipe purchased for this pur-| . • *“’ were reported. He pointed out that under the Ibonds, the sum derived ns of Oct. 20, Oct. 25 and Nov. 1. , , lighter winds accompanied by n pose ix made of cedar and is nunpresent "System, capitalists were The storm missed Tainpa and ■of them »t the expendGrundy is ('ailed. and i uiiit ufactured by the ■ Pacific ■ Pipe andi ................ tuirti • *> in*’ 'r ,: ..... not encouraged to develop their Demands That Georgia Exec- Explosion On Hoard Scout |ff,„. mistyy rain. Terrific winds The committee hnd Intended to Pt improvement* In the deluges of rain which visited oth• | ,aI1| { Company whose hid for fur-'central Florida entirely, Cruiser Trenton Off Cape holdings but were rather actually ulive Show Proof For er cities in the storm area, never |„ , hhttia it was accepted by the City Key West reports abatement o f ^Vlng program of the go strnight through With the in- discouraged from doing so because Henry Takes Lives Of One Alleged Statement Mndc At quiiy into tin- rhntgcs of Senator affected Sanford in the least |Commission at a meeting several winds and cessation of rains, but bonds were provided Robert M. I.a Follette that a hugu of tiie existence of excessive and Officer and Three Sailors Ku Klux Klnn Meeting According to messages received w e e k s a g o . avaricious laws that required them ■ i .u .... I shipping, including mnil boats to Jy bond election held "slush fund” is being rnised by It was also announced by the city ■' . , _ here, Fort Myers. I'untn Gorda and to turn over a large part of their NORFOLK. Oct. 21.— Six NEW YORK. Oct 21.—Joseph I’ .' st of this year for the the Republican national committee, Lakeland were severely hit with manager that the tfi.JTU feet ol Culm, remain at anchor. I gums to a government thut taxed men, one a commissioned ofThe storm edged the Miami sec­ providing funds for hunkers and the business inter­ them when successful, and failed Tumulty, who was secretary to much damage being done to tele- additional ........ cast iron _pipe _ for exten Iiced are dead and four are ests generally for uso in behalf i to assist them in times of business the late President Wilson, Monday phone and electric light wires. sums to the onginai plans of the tion with barometer now riling. not expected to live nnil sixteen of the Ooolidge-Dawes ticket. Up­ ' ulTeteU I new city water system is on the Though I’nlm Beach territory re­ and shrubbery T roes inure were seriously injured as K) issue is in five nnil on his arrival here from Chicago reverses. -cut a telegram lu tiie Atlanta greatly in Fort Myers and I’ untu ' lu uu h pipe has already been laid. ported a flooded precipitation pe­ Mr. Milled doclured that the ques fonilitution, calling upon Gover­ a texult of the explosion aboard cent bonds of which Monday, however, Chairman Borah Gorda particularly. |ground and that the 1,11*6 feet of riod Friday morning until Mon­ the U. S. S. Trenton about 40 turn of relief from luxation of in­ ortbe extension o f the was aiiviicd by Joseph R. Grundy comes and Inheritance was on* of nor Walker, of Georgia, to offer Wild Rumors Afloat |The extensions cvri y water into day night. 11.21 Inches had fallen. mile' east of * Hire Henry late Ycstcrd.iv afternoon there were I •‘•‘vend subdivisions and residence Railroad and highway traffic on erage system of the that lie and other witnesses from the most poteqt, and one deserving proof of a statement the governor Monday. The cause i* still un­ i« reported to have made at the current many.rumors about the np sections and out first M m - toi th the eust coast is delayed. for street purposes, Philadelphia could not come here of the most careful consideration Ku Klux Klan meriting last munth j determined. 3 • ice plant and south to the car shed before Wednesday. proaehtng storm Some of- these on the part of the American people. in Kansas City that Mr. Tumulty Moving Katwnrd. |t!.' erection of a tnunlof the Atlantic t oast Line rutlGrundy, who is chairman of the NORFOLK. Vu.. Oct 21 Four repot Is were to the effect that the In outlining his reason* for sup had used lux influence «» a Cath­ WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 1 —Th# d $10,000 for the pur- wuys and means committee of the ruud. l pet soils one officer and three en- wind* were of such intensity thut porting the measure, Mr. Miller The air lift pumping apparatus tropical storm inland over SoutBr^v ovement and beautifl- Republican national committee, and touched first upon the nructicnl re olic to place in every national war j :sted men—were killed anil Iff nth- they were playing havA»e with tho camp u Catholic church und d-*ive for the wells, which are out French ern Floridu ia moviru: directly" 1 Irrs Injured !ti an explosion late who has written unseals to the cities that lay in th* tinth of the rauninpal -r'~*',ry suits that would attend 'those who out the churches off every Protext­ Avenue, has beer shipped utul Mr. eastward with the center a ehott Monday on the scout cruiser Tren storm. There was considerable nnx Id at 101.2ft or $10.- "Citizens of Pennsylvania” asking have already moved into this stale Mr Tumulty, ton. during target practice off the Iclcly felt by some for Sanford Williams is expecting it at almost j distance north of Miami this morn­ for "largest possible contribu­ or who have invested their money ant denomination. par. in Ins telegram made public Mon Virginia Cape* which was declared to lie in the any tune now. This includes four, ing. issue agirregating tions” will he a principal witness. here. Frosts wore reported in the *X* air lift pumps or compressors undo day night, says in part; *« voted i nly a few Senator Caraway. Democrat, Ark­ The Trenton arrived at the naval path of the approaching hurrirnne. lurgi motor which will furnish thu try me upper Mispltaippi *n,l u6 - 1 "The passage of this poineer re­ •The statement of Govermn base lust night and eight of the in City officials immedi- ansas, said Monday it was his pur­ lief measure," tie said, "will stimu­ High water conditions in this Ohio valleys eustwurd to tha • Th, w„ nther I r shed i evolutions re- pose to ascertain by cross exam­ late those already dwelling in the Walker regarding tuy alleged wai Ijuretl were placed aboard a tug and city continues to he the problem pow c for the pumps. Each well lo Inu-ed has n rapacity output of -alc «f the bunds anil ination Grundy’s business inter- 1state of Florida to increase, en activities in behalf of tile * alh- sent to the naval hospital at I’orls- facing engineers in this city and mains futr. county. The waters of Lake Mon­ I.noti or more gallons of water each Temperature i* lower In the A p s afternoon rcprcaenla- cats und also us to the truth of re- : large and develop their holdings, ,,lie church is an unqualified false- 1mouth. ht bidding companies, ports that he wus one of the anhood No member of that J The dead, as listed in a message roe rontiuu to flow over the minute. lantic States fiont Virginia t$iiisi giving employment to many In lie Finished Jan. I. bulkhead nTong the downtown sec­ ward tonight and in Ihe cast GUp or individuals were thors of the famous schedule K of ami giving an uddrd stimulus to chutcli, neither a private in it* lute Inst night from the Trenton, tion of the city. However. It IS Mr. Williams slated that city anil South Atlantic States Wedne*tho special meeting of tile I’ aync Aldrich tariff act tanks not a member of its priest without home addresses, imlusti m! development Front is probable tonight, not using higher in some of the officials hope and expect to have day. Commission to henr the Edward T Stnteshur'y, of Philnthe system in operation by Jan. I and full south as fur as northern * In regard to the effect that the hood nor it' hierarchy ever by the | Ensign Henry t lay Drexhra. lower places on the west side, he liiifids at 2 o'clock, slightest suggestl'M sought to con sea j phia hnnker, and t.'amuel M. Vauc , Rowl and 1'hiltp R a m s o n , which have been covered for the At the pii-sent rate of work on Tennessee and South ' arclln.r. sitmn of purchase of- lain, president of the Baldwin Lo­ passage of the hill would have upon Iml me in this or any other mat ; man. first class the 11 -el cull, he said. It w ill be outsiders. Mr. Miller declared that week or 10 dayred Kniert & Company, comotive Works, are other Phila­ ter." William Allied Walker, seaman, past completed about lU’t I and will WEST PALM BEACH. Oct. 21— capitalists all over the nation were Because of inter lei ence by a eon i*. Mo. was accepted, delphia witnesses. Senator Borah Mr Tumulty culled upon Gover­ class. ] slant line of curious motorists, roud then have to set 30 days befoii it With Florida East Coast lull* K fur lhe entire amount said s»ii|Hienas had been issued for watching the progress of the mens nor Walker to produce before a second Bernard Beverly Bryan, seaman, offli ml- decided to (lose the Ink* i an hi U'ed. way trams halted near fialcntO lure, and ltint its passuge would be 1.* to lie sold and eoli­ All the othei pall- " f the cys mid Reo liccuim- of washouts vJl them. Nathan L. Folwell. treasur­ tile signal for the influx of millions tnhumtl made up of the Protestant second class Monroe bridge yesterday while conths commissioners, to er o f the Manufacturers Club, of ilollais into this state and the mi* -H) which the (iuveriun may Cause Not Determined. stiuction of a temporary causeway lent, it vvu- learned, will have been the main line, bridges and Rut? t submitted and satisPhiladelphia, also is to lie ques | se, lit to designate, any evidence The ruuse of the explosion, nr was in progress I his moiuing eom.de'ed before the completion , xpali-es of pavement on th# DlXl* subsequent rich development of all them m every way. Honed on the basis of a letter by j hismay have to substantiate hial­ cording to a radio message last | llig, howcv e l. the liinlge was again of tiie icserwnr und will be teady Highway swept away or irnpx*!> _ phases of business activities. Commissioner Korrcst |night from the Trenton, had not opened and cars were being piloted (or use before Jan. I ulile, purtliins of the Okeechobee, “.Big business cannot expand." leged charges. i*ll> expressed satisfac- tlie finance committee of that club Thu floor of the reservoir has inuil crumbled and lowland* con>»^ been determined. over the 160 yards of vvater-iovthe disposition of the to its members soliciting funds for i said Mr. Miller, “ until some meas­ I hmii i 'inp Hied and the first secAdmits Making Speech "The forward twin mount was ereil area by a Kurd truck Mated that the sul>- the campaign und emphasizing ure of relief from taxation is de­ i...d of the height from pletely inundated, the Palin ATLANTA. Gn., Oct. 21 -G o v e r­ trained to the bourn with guns at I The causeway, it was announced.' tl,on’ <>f the city is indicated what was declared to lie tho im­ vised. Were Florida to puss this tin I T . ,i i i to the top of the walls ers Sunday night practically wer*' ? premium offered for portance of keeping a protective proposed amendment this state nor Clifford Walker, when inform­ an extreme elevation," said the |will he ready for use bv noon I,. i» i Mill’s is completed. The cut off from travel to the ntxut' "No shot had been fir-i Wednesday. nds It is pointed out tariff act on the statute books. • would i»e the only one ill the Union ed last night of the challenge of message. •i* Ida will he taken off of the first and west. Chairman Borah’s purpose is to where such relief would exist and Joseph Tumulty, former secretary ed. Thu powder and shull was i Th$n* wan »» ntcady atrram <>I s. .‘tion next Monday, Mr. Willtutns Despite the fact thnt the storm Istrul sale proved even leruus than the preced- keep the investigation to the pur­ millions of dollars would flow into to lh« late President Wilson, of being hoisted into the turret and cats being towed across the dan­ said, und will then be set up for which gripped Florida and Palin scveral wisin ago. This pose of developing the source of Florida that would not otherwise parts of a speech lie wus alleged to all safety precautions had lirfii gerous space which in some places thu bceotid section on those sides. Beach uoUnty for the past was over three feet deep. Soma have made before the Imperial observed. oastitutcs the last sale campaign funds und tho purposes necessarily conic here.” days has not been parulled pin*?* Power House CompTcffc. "Unusual and exacting care had of the cats were unable to make it ture for the city for for which they nre expended. He In further development of the Klauvokntion of the Knights of the When asked about thu power 16 years ago Sunday’, this cityto come, said the is determined, he said, to follow’ topic, Mr. Miller dwelt ut length on Ku Klux Klan at Kansas City on been taken at every step and at across from the foot of the bridge house and machinery, Mr. Williams itself hen suffered comparatively to the hard roud under their own every lead in this direction; to get w hat he considered the most force­ Kept. 28. admitted that he hud present, it is believed the accident revealed thut ull tin- machinery has little dnmnge *ml Inconvenience/ IHiKht llid d r r s , at all tho facts and, once having ful argument for the pussnge of made a speech hut would neither cannot he attributed to electrical power while cautious drivers were been installed and is ready fur use Until Sunday and lust night wh«v oilier aeriously established that a man made a the lull, namely thfc increased reve affirm or deny that the text recent- trouble. Immediately after the ex­ waiting for the rescue truck to except for the two fuel tank* be­ traffic north und south ceased, tho them along. by the (ommission be- large contribution to develop ii'ue that would flow into the state i l> published in the Constitution plosion the access door in thr rear help Motor traffic is burred tempora­ ing put in their rr»|iective plucca storm IwhI hut little havoc lo J [ i . bnr arce|ited was that of whether he hnd a selfish interest treasury from the legitimate tax was the text of that speech of the turret was opened and four (( ontiuuisl on page 6 ) credit other than in the flooded Bon ►rak & Company, the in so doing. The governor’s statement fol- men fell overboard because of the rily from the last of the tralis-pcnny View anil lands adjacent to at nui of buildings, factories and es llisula routes sod shut off between vatiuiiB IHank. and Seaover hung. Three were rescued. east roast and west coast points, Clear Lake tier*. fates thnt would, lie said, spring Up - lows: Mayer, jointly. The Fllsl wotd of tile washout# OQ "It is most unfortunate that I One apparently wus badly burned according to reports collected by almost overnight us a result of its l/ur the total amount in and drowned, hut body was not re­ the. Florida Automobile Association tiie ruilmud reached here about 0 nt the end of such was called passage [was as compured o’clock last night m telephonic ad­ I am tired and worn covered. The scout cruiser Raleigh up to a lute hour Inst night II. declared thut by abolishing 1busy day p01.7u uf the bid acccptvices from Stuart. It was. said out und do not care to make a was searching for the body lust The road between Sebring and the burdensome income and inheri­ night." tiiere was serious conditions.# mile statement. 1 have nothing to con­ Okeechobee Pity, it was sulil, will tance taxes that are depressing big folreceived were smith of Salerno und a mile aouth not permit motorists passing over business everywhere, Florida would ceal hut want to consider well und Admiral Kbcrle Sends Message. the embankment at tile Kissimmee 1 will not Plans f’>r the Red Cross drive of Rio, a station two inllee north increase her revenue vastly from not act precipitately. < ompany, Caldwell ii WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.—Ad­ river lie fore late Thursday or nroh- scheduled t<> commenrc here on of filuurt. An extract of business methods the tuxution of the developments state if the speech challenged was Mississippi Valley Trust vised of the uevident on board the ably Friday, while the railroadd fer Armistice Day are now being |>ermin* or not. 1 must see the Tu­ in the Rotary was read by IUnthat would result from this step. sad Anstin Grant ComDubose, county Storm Kwrcping NortheaelWW. “ The capital that would flow into multy challenge in print and huvo scout cruiser Trenton o ff Cnpc Hen ry which opeated between Deer fectvd by II. Ml>. offered » 22H.U(K).0H dnlI Chase, who was in churge of (Omtmucd on Rage Six I Park and Melliourne on the Kistime to consider. the pregram, ut the luncheon “ I chairninn, and Dr. F. D. King, who | JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 21— With this state upon the abolishment of •LOO0 issue, and $822,000 simmce-McIboumo road is not ex­ bus been selected to utd in the rai*. ' the cutting o ff last night ot vnj* the local Rotary Club at the Semi­ the state income and inheritance 325,(MM) issue. pected to resume before next Sun- ing of Sanford's quota in the na-1 communication with Punta Goru* Itorirk ii Company, the nole Cafe this noon, showing how tuxes,” said Mr. Miller, "would take duy. and Fort Myers, went coast locanthu various business men belonging tion-wide campaign. the form of-buildings, factories atul 'fatiunal Bunk and ScnIn discussing the coming drive, Ues which were earlier report*d\^ Mayer, jointly offered to the organization learn and get estates, and the legitimate taxa­ Prim ary School Pupil Mr. DuBose stated that he was con have been struck by the hurrlcajta [for the $227,000 Issue, comprehensive ideas of each other s tion resulting from these added de­ lor the $10,000 cemetery business through talks made ut the velopments would flood the coffers fident that the citizen* of Sanford which swept out of the Gulf o f Mex In A u to Accident But and Seminole county would respond ico, little was known of the I01J40O for the $100,000 weekly meetings. of the state treasury apd make the To Illustrate his point Mr. ( base "land of flower*’’ one of the rich­ The thirty-aecund annual session Brower, of Tampa. At 0:16 o’clock the damage nt those cities, I Ihnnda for street linproveN ot Seriously Injured to th ecali of the Red Cross organ­ of of the South Florida Association the meeting will be opened for or­ the sections surrounding them, “ L970 for the $165,000 introduced as his principal speak­ est section* in the union." ization, and do their share toward ganization and business. There will ly dispatches, stated that wl bonds, and $r,0,lK)U fa r e r , II. It. Stephen*, master me­ In conclusion, Mr. Miller pointed of Congregational Churches and Mary Beatty, age seven, a pupil perpetuating t lust organixallon's chanic in the local shop* of the At­ qut that the general development Minister* will begjn at the local be the roll call, election of a pres­ almost hurrkrine proportion#^' municipal Jail bonds, good work. at tho South Side Primary School, companied by heavy rain#, hnd qi nett 4 Company offared lantic Coast Line Rai road Com­ of the state of Florida would result Congregational Church tonight at ident and the appointment of corn- came near being seriously injured He plans to divide the county in­ for the $227,000 lot, pany. Mr. Steven* read a long and in the general development o f San­ 7:30 o'clock with an address wel­ mlttces. At 9:45 the delegates will t o ' com|>aratively equal district#, ed aom# damage at both place#, ] intereating account of the r**)n?* ford and the rich producing section coming the delegate* ot thi* cRy report on their respective churches. till* morning when she was knocked and to uppolnt a team captain and rooting tree# and damaging fm i tor the $10,000 lot. down by a passing automobile a* It is announced that following and the church for th# meeting. for the $166,000 lot, and the management of il» and vegetables. Tho storm . several workers to each section. comprehensive way of which she is the center. for the $60,000 tot and showing Featuring tho acrvicc tonight, It the various reports, a discussion on she stepped from tho running hoard sweeping northeast over In this way the entire county "Sanford and « t e neighboring "How Khali Wo Quicken the Life of unother car and started to make how trains are run and repair* 'tor tho $10,000 lot. , will l>e systematically worked and Florida. section would go hand-ln-hand with was learned, will he the *ermon by o f Our Churchea” , will be opened her way to the achool building. C-ompany offered $227,­ arc made. Rev. Fr#d R. Marsh, of TavareX, Both cities are without every man, woman and child will be the general boom," he declared, Tho c$r in which tho little girl Accept Golf Challenge. . $227,000/ issue and and tho Lord’s Supper," by Rev. by Rev. G. L. Hanscom of Mt. Dora. and power, and dispatches A reaolution submitted by the und the entire country would be Lyman Mevia, o f fit. Petersburg, There will then be an address by had been brought to school by her peraonally interviewed. * for the $326,000 L*uethat all buelneia had been On Armistice Ray Mr. DuBoaa flooded with outside capital.” Junior Chamber of Commerce of brother, was stopped near the Kin•>er & Company offered and Rev. Tilton C. II. Boulton, al»d Rev. Lewis Ii. Keller on “ Convic­ tlnued. Water flooded th# •$ plans to have approximately two Mr. Miller U president and gen­ tions About Our South Florida |uw store on Maple Avenue. [•frr the $227,000 is«uc of thli city wa» read, challenging the In both place#, and slapping I dozen of Kanford’s rowrt attractive golf tournament in eral manager of the Magnolia of fit. Petersburg. Policeman A. H. Beckwith thi* Rotarians to a go *4*. \ Tha song and prayer service will ^ield". The moroiqg program will fishing interest# were rcportt|| , the Metal Company, which ha* plant* young ladies invade the street# which these two organizations, thi Wood 4 tieimerdingar be led by Rev. Benjamin Stock of he concluded with an address on afternoon stated that Chalmers have suffered loss*#. "*■ E” , *n'i a premium nf $77 Senior Chamber of Commerce and at New York City, Bayway, N. J.. Avon Park. The aarvjca will b« ‘'Element* of 4 Constructive Mes­ Harkey, who was driving the other here clad in the uniform o f the Red Meanwhile, with the a to m . lM.Ooo lot, $385 and par the Kiwanls Club are expected to Chicago, Han 77r*ncisop and Mon­ concluded by an offering for min­ sage," by Rev. C. A. Vipcent, of car made a desperate effort to Cross nurses, and he la confident the southern treal, Canada, and bl» opinion i* avqid running Ip to the girl and that the male population will not e}lng across lot, $770 and par Winter Park. isterial relief. , rains continued the state, be able to withstand their eollcita? even.drove hi* automobile, an Over lot, $1,271,and par C°Tbe*chaUcnge of the junior trade believed to be worthy o f considera­ Local delegate* end Qi« minister The aerie* o f services will begin drench southern Florid*. Hons. •. * > lot and $3682 and body was accepted and Frank Mac- tion as being repreaenUtlvc o f cap with th*t of tonight and continue# have expressed hope that the se*- land touring car,’ partly over the Noil was appointed to eekwt a It a lia U in W* Seminole county's quota hag.been , M v iccs from / ih n y rt liBAAlte curb o f the tne road. ,, n wiJl provr on$ gt $be most suc- oppaety# H u’*227'000 lMuethrough iW#yinwdg$’ night, there p* team among the members or the He has reeeatly pofchaaad large fixed nt $1 ,000. and those in Stated th#t while the #tn [wMTton and Company ofItT* believed by the offk ur that f-*-* ver held by th* South Fifr Inir four set ir HW pn* in *Rbeen flooded in Minml ns ehase the $227,000 la- Rotary Club to represent It in tne bolding* h*W, h** i« little girl was j u t knocked a e ssiu n Die \Vi f f ^ f l a 's a J t f 'a r d Chamber* TWt ir jnfi ' a IJnturdnjr “ * r v nm n m *nd the * * * (0 0 0 that’UiI# section shall not (nil In o f benvjr lown and that she v u riot Injured b n a w a with de. TheI i* u u o f f m d ™ strlotulg. . - w,, L Bev. Ci DfW. »nd $327,112.60 ra- a . , - , i s - * - " TUMULTY BRANDS1SIX ARE KILLED WALKER CHARGE WHEN EXPLOSION AS BEING FALSE OCCURS ON BOAT R ed Cross Dr i v e Plans Being Made By Seminole Body Rotary Club Hears Paper on Managing Railroad A f f a i r s South Florida Congregationalism Are To Begin Meeting In Sanford Tonight * r is & v li 01 �r*« _ -> w *'*•*••** ■; " .e 1 -• ^ rr.; — — •V She’s Ensconced in H e r N e w jnroe Bridgfc Are A d - Iiif4 ,. I \l At, IN \ III IN IN III SIN CNN (fr o m Good Ila, •Iware I Hardware Men hunt I till mu that new salesnian vv(- >iut m i a corker lie’s got ideas! Traveling Salesman What’s hi dune 7 Hatilwnrn Mere hunt lie ’s sn|i| l* I d t to I b o nla t. 1 1 • Dental A mt :■,f i li" et mg Mi Hill |oia 1 d 1lie p a ' ' ■ >.n .Saliildiiv going d tu n t<> a, lend |bo | |o, |.| , Wake I n o -i giiim on S a l u r iluv ■oinpuny . wiudrsale fneti limit. I $2.50, i.i.uisa Steplu nson. l e s l a u - ; l ai n. $7.1.5; Southern Mi ll T e l e - I phone and T el eg rap h « ompmiy,1 telephone sj s|ein> Jlli'l.hl. 1' * i • IV *« » T ' v ^F 'j- t FOR S A L E WOOD FOR COLORJ'UL SILKS o ff time called the Alps o f Central Florida because o f her Won der Hill’s & Lakes has many times been so Proclaimed. We Want Sanford People Ask Your Banker to h av e « part in litis H ealth fu l S u b u r b and w c w ant all S a n fo r d t o h ea r o u r s t o r y and la k e th e trip th r o u g h o u r S u b u r b Itea'll tifu l blit be k n o w s it ’s t r u e — ask fo r a list of ou r\ lam lo eln u its fo r tin* past f o u r year:-. Investigate Only 20 Units O u r re co rd , ask a n y O rla n d o B ank. OrhuJ ( red it A s s o c ia tio n ot C h a m b e r o f ( otnmeml abou t th e m an w h o . th r o u g h th e newspapml w eek I v. ™ " i l l be so ld at th e present p u r e — |L* Hig L o ts in clu d in g L ak e F ron t at $!»‘ )f>.oo Only $83.00 a Lot our terms are as liberal as our Methods will permit, and you have Hnsin t'SS Challenges All Florida to produce a man or woman we sold Real Eh tale after four years o f successful sc IIiiib ui| sales running into millions we can't show 5 Years To Pay "ti e a sy m o n th ly pay m o o ts. ,r> m iles •f streets ami elect l it light lines an now being built. A profit T ,,is is not advertising •’bunk." it’s a fact daJ to OUI buy mg conservatively and selling c»(H 1idlv end e\. |y salesman in our office mug live up (o The National Press Home This Pledge We promise to never sell a piece o f Heal E* tate (hut we would not buy ourselves. Meet Us ................. O v c i H (hou.satiil .sat i.- lift I eu.stumeiM (Intikitijr i hat fainntts !:itle, <r 'ip ( 'o l o r , Reaction, Free A m m o n ia , A lbum inoid A m m on ia, ( ’Iilorine, ... T otal SolidH, . H ardness, N itrate, (Sitfned) $ .. »•/* »•* .4 .v •• lilB I B I M •itfaj IM i Cl/ - '.a x w ..* . . Rrfrrriurs; buses leave the Hotel at 1> . 11, 2 and 4 W ednestlav. October 21st. M mbrr: r ORLANDO BANK AND IHl ST CO nanfohd c r e d it a s s o c ia t io n ORLANDO CHAMliKR Ol COMMERCE. NATIONAL REAL F>*TATE BOARD. FUJHIDA REAL ESTATE BOARD. ORLANDO REALTY BOARD. Office Ground Floor O rlando Bank & T ru st C o. ' i •-» - - - 'fr ■/.*. - be offered. Courteous salt>l the grounds, if you care to ear. Watch our signs justl Altam onte Hotel REALTOR tj t Remember you know its a fact the first Buyers tlu Pio­ neers. ure the people who make the monev. DR. THUS. R. BAKER, Chemist. H. J, C L A U SE , Distributor. yr: " ill such values men will be on d n ve your own this side o f the Clear N eutral N one "Trace 1.75 parts per million 8.00 parts per million 23.03 parts per million N one Now jtwt lake your pencil and paper m h I the uhove figures and com ­ pare with the best water you know o f and see if you can find its .superior. W e do not claim this water to he 10(1’ . pure, hut 90-1)8/100. The fraction­ al WH't o f ehlorinc prevents this water from being perXett, anti we claim to have r, \yater with lean riilorine,Utan any water on the market today Judge fo r y o u rs e lf; it’s your privilege to buy what you want, but we ure on the jo b , w ith courtesy und service as our m otto . Just phene 311 anti give us a trial. l Never Again Know Ileal Value U atei . clear um rrynlal. ami good to the last drop; positively tree front tin gn Mill sediment. J art rend Dr. Tho.s K K.tkei’.s nitalvni.s o f lilder Snriiigs W ater: * 1 • at tile \ altlez Hotel corner, . ii4)f%xour r, w Buses will be Waiting T u c wlay la y m ____ _ - I: ord^D'K only takes two hours to make tins trip uld Pluces you under no obligation to buy. to the best business men and wom -n m the City — Bankers. Lawyers. Doctors. Heal Es­ tate Men and M erchants— people o f vision who BEST by TEST flrT • ensn Sold 80(1 Lots The Old Reliable.... rf (THE NATIONAL HO ME OF THE PRESS) O ur offer is only open t«> ground floor buye ts — a Hundred Boosters to ||t.|p (Js— and'in drlundo we have ' t to the most Beautiful part o f Seminole County, and we believe can truthfully say all Florida for e I Prices Advance Nov. 1st. J. I). D A V IS O N ''■*•** V t,’ ’ . where is there a better, more beautiful spot for a httme than A ltam onte — Sanford. Or­ lando and W inter Park all within 10 to a ;io minute ride C t 'T T O SI IT SKK / •' ‘ *3%1 ‘ at 9 o’clock Big Delux Orange Beit Busses will be at the Vald Hotel to take you on a • r v * • .< <■ .* Now Think *A M*l*w ; o ’ • »• rVi',r If 'Y r, i> now an assured fa d New Buildings, one under way and others start soon. I BOYS tfu.t big lot of old f a s h i o n , | t vv <.' I ui Don h v. ith t lim e m tp ring mm lul us w, had > th, wait In-use the ones that wm k by hi.ml. • Hil mi h a v in g experience in VOU know just told til" tout tin g w ork . W e want liM gim d woman who c a m e in that the pi ■ tv g u t in h ail showi ng them um I lm tips. See W. C. 1. Kat'ii• 1. 1: : j I’a lm e tto A v en u e. tills plan to reduce her weight ~ "* tn a dentil ice that __ “ OWnotfeCrttcli or scour . ■ - m le r ig n tw a v - H om e N ow .. D a ily F ash ion H int Bold figure* and bright color* ifurICtrrirc the *ih ■> for Aiilntnii \n rttractivc pattern i* illuinatcd in the ! rcil to the b it. which fialurt* Uits a* the trimming The front baik are in panel r licit the . ds hemg cut in otic with the oulder yoke and kimum rlcrvr*. Plain erffte forms the collar and cuff*. Medium »trc requite* JG yard*'36-irnh figured nnd f , yard plain silk. Cither Gcor gettc errpe or 11i pc tie Chine would oc appropriate for the second design, wnidi ha* a long•raistrd blouse with draped skirt at­ tached. 1‘laiu silk, is combined witli plain chiffon for the trimming, the chiffon forming the full puff* that H R lengthen the sleeves. Tlu* design i* also suitable for reproduction in tbc » l< lovely new printed velvet*. Medio * else requires 4 yard* 36-iucli figured ' lyi yard 36-inch plain silk K ’ fend First Model; Pictorial Review Dress fio. 2247. Sizes, 34 to 48 indie* bust, and 16 to 21) years. Price, 35 ) ■ S m ,' * * Second Model: Dress Sites, 34 to 44 iodic* bust. l — — ft > — .A mu ’ (Continued from page 1.) o f tneir houses, it was learned Sun­ day* F. II. Black who has had four • s acres o f probably the nearcat ma­ tures celery in the county has ■seen v, i -• the water completely cover this ac­ .... • reage and the place now looks like nr* «■»•. •’ >ir' %f; * lake rather tbnn n fnnn, lie ' >i BSfeU*1hk*"ft** “ .. . . ". .. ft ’ 4. ( moved oat o f him homo on last F ri­ : • day, the water having come,up into ... thy house until residence there was | • Impossible. Several other houses were even worse submerged than u t: thht o f Mr. Black. , A grtat deal o f dnmngr, it is said, is being done nlong the shores o f Lake Monroe to the crops al­ ready set out had to n number of private residences. Just north of First Street on French Avenue the #V water has reached to the back doors o f a number of residences and the ; yi- v J HHI yard o f George G. Herring is about LJZ_ two feet under water. -\ In the eastern part of Sanford, h a n f f nke"hnr.f»ClV “ i*11 e l.‘ " m ' T ” h.? mP’ . the bi* ««*en tucked away in the giant c .n .ld c r .b ir w . , c r r . . u „ d i ; . .1. sh,. Will .hare kith her sister ship Shenandoah, now on the Pacific ('oast hangar at I.akt hurst, N. J. She will share Ihl. this with XIV III* HI*I•11 nil nlwtllt lira no..I \ #_ «. . . the yard o f J. S. Wilson, and ad­ joining field, pear the residence of ............... ' Boy Symes is partly under water. Geneva Bridge Closed. T en nessee W ill Give M anchuriansR epulsed The draw o f the Geneva bridge C ity N ew s has been turned for several days D em ocrats “ Old Tim e O nShanhaikw anF ront SO that no traffic may he possible M f l i o r i t v ” S a V S D a v i s P aragrap h s across it. Water is sUnding over M W a V ,H CHINWANGTA 0. Oct. 20.— A the fill both at the east und west v i u i i v n , ** t .. . fierce battle raged ycaterday on the Warranty Deeds ends o f the bridge, making travel J.,h„ w I >»!•Vh , J‘ nn *'1, *'• Shunhaikwun front. Munchuriun across that area impossible. The ^ ' .Vi, T ' 1 V,n,,t rnl" l, “ ‘L rI I * . *. *umm a m o d Irnncsscc re?ports in u forces are making continued but re Mr .and Mrs. Andrew Aulin to S i T T , t C statement declaring that nat..,m,l <’ C. Strickland, lot Jn of II. G. f i L lS '° . | hC, V ^ w,," e the !«nd local tickets th.s state will pulsed attaci.s on Peking govern Smiths addition to Oviedo; con­ merit troops. Wu I ei Ku forces r e -, rm ,0 bc, w v®rn‘ *«*» '*•• Kiven "nr, old time plurality" .vWy, Um 1illp or roadway. Trnvrl two weeks from tomorrow sideration $.->uo. main on tiie defensive about ChiuGCnCVa mUM " Al1 "'<<•>ve<l l.x me in men. where reinforcements are «'x Louis Fleischer to Jennie > . routed via Ovrido. personal contact with Tennessee Fleischer, lot fit of M M. Smtih'sl peeled to arrive to participate in un n ' _ “ , Demoeratis leaders, including Corenveloping move which i> expected subdivision of sections "(>, 27, 31, Hg* T k A F P f r C L U B ( ) F ,lul1 ,,,a* this st.it,•la, o f township 111. soutli of rutige i to hear important results. lit* east; consideration less than m m c k s o n v iix b is Reports from Juhol say that Yu $ 100. - stand the issues and ure deter­ Mary Calhoun to J. A. GrnmI N C I T Y J J J N D A V mined to order a change in the Sinngs "Ironsides" are making Iconduct o f the government at good progress against the Man ling ami wife, town lot 7 of block 1*. of tier H; consideration $.'>IX). from Page 1) . (Continuer) • ...........---— . 'W ashington." churians in the vicinity o f I,mug People’s Marik of Sanford to San­ revenue o f the Atlantic Coast l.ine , lie is scheduled to leave Nash ford Hank and Trust Company, all .from the Sanford section amounts , villa f..r l-ouisville tomorrow nr.o n ­ Slneii Feng. Manchurian lines beyond Shan of lots 12, |:i and II, block 3, runto approximately $3,000,000. This, jin - and will speak at Cleveland mi it was pointed out, gives un in d i-I I hut sdn v night, arriving in New huikwan are under a heavy hom- si,Id at nm $35,(100. hardtm nt from the sea. cation o f the value of the entire Vork on Friday afternoon, (piit Claim Deeds. crop for one year. -Mrs. F C. Smith. Mrs. It. \| When told that Inst year over 7, Is D row n ed D u r in g . Mr. ,.ml Mrs I llagan to Mason. Miss Hohliii- Cha'iman. Cm tinSalhe Harrison i hapter, N. • ’tv Rivers, and Robert Mn-nn r, Z z F ilm in g o r p ic tu r e turned Sumljt: from Tampa where S D. A It , a corporation, sec lion U i o f the traffic organization wen- gi\ - H. township Pd, south of rang,e 21» n r (they spent a pleasant week end. on an adequate idea of the possiidl 1 PIU »K M \. A n / . (>«t L»0. Will last, containing live m res miiri«' *»r Ij 3 Uim Ih» i Itttroliirh. (ikivip ‘ tunt itica of the Sanford trucking Mrs Vatn c Douglas and childien. less, stamps $ | min u:th «imwiml in tlu* <\.l..nn|'» tlon and its wealth, declared tile Mrs. Stanley Walker, and Mrs I I.. II Thrasher to D II. Ilooder, •II Iv•r nt \ mna \rstciilii\ ilurinv: I- (loodlnie ielurned Saturday from l .t 21 of Annie F. Griffin's sulsli; local secretary today. filming of a "\Vi*st$*rn*' |•i« t tir<* a delightful three months visit m vi- ioii of section >•. township 21, T vEvery member of the cluh. he fur t C ' , thcr stated, seemed pleased with 11•* ' n* MVt»j)t ilnwri Mrcitni w9i<"i Dingiiain and other points in New “•"'•(h of range 30 east, containing L! 1 * sectioji^nml were very favor­ IIihhI Witter.- leltioetl |»y the <»|ien York 20 acres more or less, stamps $lo. " f Dm* dam t(» carry out tlu ably impressed witli the celery del M i - 1‘ annie S Minis, n has pur Itinlding Permits. td; Among those in the entertain i call-in of the product ion. ' based three lots ,,n Cleveland inff iiftt of linn city wort* Muyni \ venue iii \\ St nub v 11,i n o n I Hit Id-: H I M ! IN U |( i-:t Iv D I Itrulmker, oik story gn rOrrckt IiUkr •aihI v«irioih dtliri t it\ IU I k A 1.1». N , Y t Id. 1*0 |I i n l Ui kv a d d , I ion to Fort M c v c i - iag' , $250; Mr- I ' . I.ec, ulter. 'o fficia ls. »’ I hr death tool in v 11rd/iv's roar I he purchase was made there by alum, I loo. I llminwell agenrv. Mr. and Mrs J. Murray ofliirm <ud^ roIliHii.il ,,f hit'll ‘•prod tndh\ tb tiain wiiN hrniii^ht to three with City l . lcenses. inghnm arrived Sunday and exne. t 'I' und ' li . I ce A < o no l i y. to make Sanford their future home the death «*f h*«am Murkcy. u’ I Mi ami Mrs ( ; |; M ,, „|| i ••ah s\ jl|e. I'n latuisa Ntepiieiison. restaurant. They are upending some time with Mai l '■ofnitl a congitinil ptnlv nndoi *10; Davis < andy < .mpany, retail' Mra. Murray's sistor. Mrs. T N. 1 I at|i|.a t. w lilies- t 111 tile 11 hunt $.• t .1it mi s Pi t If, retail Abercrom i...... .. Union Avenue un M a rk ets. i. W like I ■ .1 1 -I t oo l bull me rchant $5; Dr .1 T. Denton, J til they cun find a permanent In • IIP A t,•». O, t. 20. Wheat. D­ i’ a Ida, l*hj kiciaii, $ 10; Clla Duckett, three! cation. • - <O’ !" l. l b " , to I l!>\ ; May Ih2 , pool tables, $b>; 1*red I Williams, M >•< I . < ni n I lecenda i . MIS I . It P I ori am i n l in ned ivil engineer, $ 10; New Crn Job 10'.' tl.it,. I *er. ml,ei u.t1*,. ■I. to sj.erul the winter in Printery, job printing, $10. ' ’ I mm h I., tIn .|. light of In t o d M i s Tor i a ni i sju-nt I hi M i- Paid l -lw.iui i,ml Fugeni IfeV' Stale t ounty l.iienses I'.dvvaids . f Da vI n , spent I'ridav " .lini ng the < att kill nioiin I . i" Sanfoi ,| with tin ml in toot.- to I lent oil. physiciun. •*' -1 I Denton, Kvf*. j I nm l>n l.i a 11end Hi. Florid.i Wakt $15.2 i; I ret I’ Williams, , n i l in I >i and M i It I > t a - wi II. Mr I'olest foot ball g.tno Thcv vv. ,, g n i cer. f I i 2 . , .1 |{ Hull hois, teal \\ C Hill ret Ilf ned to • stale bi oker. $15.25; l»avis < anily a. coou.a,nod In Mi-. Mult I'n l.i ip d Mi •' p i to f.i SoiiilMy I <i ' .1 Will at and .Mis- Minnie \lli-ii | f r Becoming W o r s e N -i *| | " • i • t rat �-* »?;■ SS» f t » r r nftrnm oa n » V ( - ■ I Hanford. F lo r id a I aa Second Cla** Mniti>r. 17, 1)19. at th e F o a t o f f lc o ‘ »r<t, F lo r id a , u nder A d o f . 1*97. I1KAS . DKHri. Ml A Tonne ■I .... K dltor ..Mananrr I'k o n , 74* . r ■ ■ ■ •— itm a cn u rrio K k atiin « «r _17.00 Hlx Month* |H« . tr. In City hy C a rrier, pet W e e k l y K dID on I I 00 (C1AU MOTIC Ri A ll o b i tu a r y c a r d * o f th a n k *. reaolu tlona lit!<•(’ * o f efttertaln m en ta w h er e nrd m a d e w ill he r b a n t e d 1‘eftiHar ndv-extlslng rate*. K'AHBO r i A T r .l) Pit Rita ST*dfi‘ 1stVr"r'TeputIof nil nawa dla *■"'patchea " I t o H o r not o l h e r w l a c r re d In thl* p a p e r and nl*o the loral i p u blish ed herein. All r ig h t* ^ publi catio n o f apeelnl dla pnteh7■'trill are also reaerved. g jf jgONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1924. BtBfcfi t i i o u g h t f o r t o d a y 11.Hl EVERLASTING LIGHT: Thy . Bun ahall no more go down; neith­ er shall thy moon withdraw itself; fo r tho*Lbr(t nh*l1 hb thine rver■/, l a s t i n g light, and the dnys tof thy m o u n t i n g 'Shall bo ended. Isaiah K m , * •.♦4>. Jl . - \V V ery frequently you find folks w ho cnll them selves Ability and Hard Work. ardent churchm en, w ho nttend services regularly, always M r. P r e s id e n t, W h y S o M a n y ? know their Sunday school lessons, have a kindly word to say W a n t e d . .V H en ded A i r Mnil, to the preacher after each sermon, nnd yet when the con­ “ N a tio n a l C i t y " A d v l r * tribution box is passed they suddenly lose some o f their re­ BY A R T H U R B R IS B A N E ligion. ** ( ( ’ • p ; rlaht 10341 O f course there are some who sim ply can’ t nfTord to give much, but we nrc inclined to agree with Billy Sunday when THE WORLD recognizes ability, he said, "Som e folks are so stingy they sing through their soon forgets hntreds of war. nose to save wear and tear of their teeth ." Most folks can In the White Bouse the President afford to give morn than they do. Certainly most folks can received and warmly congratulated afford to give som ething. Dr. Eckcner, tnll hlontl German But it is not churches alone which have experienced this that brought over the ZR .1. Dr. pemiriou»nesH o f individuals. Political institutions . suffer , , .Eckcner and the able German air Political aspirant*.suffer m ore. Many men in pol- j «niIont thllt cumc with him warel ns much Itlctt have, found that they hayc Triemla enough on (he street entertained at n forms] luncheon com ers or in {he country lanes, hut when money is needed to nt the Navy Building hy high Uni­ defray the expenses o f a publicity o r oratorical campaign, |ted stuti-< officials and Dr. Baer, their friends dwindle to a surprising paucity. Secretary of the German Embassy. W e know lots o f men who boast about what splendid -------u Dem ocrats they are. They declare they have voted the D e m - 1 Till'. GERMAN nation received oerntie ticket for forty years and always will. There prs « terrific blow in that war. hut many who have been given much hy the Dem ocratic party, k rid of Kaisers, nnd that nrnbnnd w ho have held offices under its name. And yet when Wl|“ worth the price. Ability you ask them f«»r a contribution to (he presidential campaign ' "1 hard work overcome evervthiirfuncl, som ehow they don’t seem to he such g o o d Democrats >" Jh" end. and the Germans pos­ se s both to the highest degree. after nil. There nrc only n few more days in which to get these f t iMMANDF.R f . B. Tinker. emitrihulions in.- As they come in, lists of the contributors United States Navy, retired, anti will he published in The Herald, nnd the funds forwarded then ,‘nre tree to speak plainly say a immediately to the Nationnl Committee. tlood Democrats should remember that Democrats whose names do not appear Jamni "hn« launched an intensive programme of airplane construc­ in these lists are NOT wood Democrats. .Mail your check to The Herald at once, if you would do tion. Even Japanese school chil­ dren are asked to contribute to your duty hy your party! TIIK LARGER LOAD Louisa Myers Meredith A s sure a s 1Anybody tools •, And Ufthks and says, “ Oh, what's the uac!" And looks around : . Epr. some exouse To quit— T o -drop life’s irksome loud— Urges Men To Teach Their Brides *He "looks around" ; _ it other T° «*folks with larger loatls "Kvory man knows that his financial success depends largely upon his wife’s wisdom in spending money, yet how omplish more than he. — The S. Hr.tytend. many men teach their brides how to budget their household ------- n—»n ——;— expenses?" asks Dorothy I)ix. I- L 70 G r a n d O ld Party . Blues l a t e s t f r o m Jnr.zmAhin. 1. . it ----------o --------booster. You can’t expect [Vl‘ ‘.BOrtitonc else to hold you up nJI the ' | : 1 >' ii '; t h ?• w W ti’i The soil of Siberia i frozen to a depth of very difficult to die j The Dead Sea ii j ing in thii way fat0( streams, takes and, The lengths of ai ferent countries, and, people, j*ou ask. ’ t* l ___utj’ The visiting card j origin and so evideyj Of signing letter*. c •■ ■ , ------ . While yeJlow i* thtj o f Chinese officials] now seeing red. Germany pinna to 1 in aircraft building. , led in aircastli- ImildjJ In Victoria, H, c, 000 cases of >n|runti bij cd, boarders hemp They held a par* long hair in Hull, was very nice nmj qa fashioned. A man in Wiishinrtjl oped a stiiigh lirti ! he shipped in large ' picnics. building flying machine.*." BATTEEI With seventeen flvin? machine fin ton e, working dm and night, Jamin' i ought to interest I’ lv-id nt l iiolidge and t ho»c that share with him rcspoin ihilitv for nailer a I d ife li'i1 WHY Mr. Piesiiieiit, dne< Japan Want >u MANY flying machines ? Is there ativ roimettlon between the building ot those flying nini limes, niodein lighting engines, and Japanese indignation at our immigration laws'; A ll . m a k es Autoraoj L ig h t in g Plants, The answer should probably he that very few men teach their brides how to budget their household expenses because very few men know how to budget any kind of expenses. They spend as it comes and use about as much science in the management of their expenses as is shown in any game ot NON-VOTKRS "heads 1 win, tails you lose." TAM I’A TIMES Budget-keeping should he taught in the schools, taught in the primary and grammar schools and stressed through 1‘ r e o le n t I'OI ITE R E lfl'E S I' ti hhclous," elsevv h ere w o u l d h well i tioiigh if tin , O il l.e the high schools and the colleges. A girl should have no ' yoluli jind I’oslma-tt t <icneral rmmtiv i:iii -* imi- of tin- eMlllU^i T h e p o s t i n g o f tin name of i right to accept the management o f a man's home until she . , ... asm ahull l! e |mtt;lii! nil** its v o t e r w h o f ai ls to do his duty nt has had some training in the care of motiey. and comprehends nl Ajr a t t,, ...i. .i M.rv drive against the tion-voters into the polls c an o n l y he done under the importance of a "sinking fund." kc. something like <orbi-ius. wat*h the days and months which aie a u t h o r i t y o f law. e x c e p t it lie do n e By the same earnest, a man should have no right to mi- 'h»' "f Go* mi. inai i-vi'-n n- wa- coining after the November elec at the risk o f the pos ter . It m igh t he a very g o o d th in g |tion has heen held and makes a dei luke the support of a wife and the financing of a home.!" , f f " M'"’ to pass a law that w ou ld g i v e idee Air ms.11. dm- t flam New York 'siege of it. lather than a s u lu until he has learned to live within his income, and has formed to San F r a n c o s ! ’■ shiitild iniitimie. |niiic*t in tins parliciiltu tt11»* Men o f f i c i a l s p o w e r to d o that habits of thrift that differentiates between the true and the of i nurse But there should he a tei appents to he nt a higher pitch, vi-iy thin g spl.ttne' up of mail at sonic eon the loimtiv over, than we rcniern false values of life. But ut that it wuiild o n l y be p<<s Tin* "bride" who wastes and misuses the family money r •merit point perhaps at Salt tier ever having known it h cfoi.. sl i de to re ac h the l i mi ted mini 1 ake t it v, w llh dttei t, Ilights o f pun v o t e I s w h o s e n a me s , f ruin , \ lv nli iii i vie cite Mve nminurn e- h e r is not as lilameahle as the "bridegroom" who wastes and mis­ Ihat 'mint sou th to Is-J . , . , , . . . appeal ori t i e r e g i s t r a t i o n lists. uses it. lie is supposed to know more about how hard money n.-Mh ... S e a tt le , as well as t o K n n T ^ T ''‘U ' l " " .7 D W o u l d in an I n t e l a m i a b l e and •' lo e o is th.it 'hi comes, and is also supposed to know the necessity ol laying I i .in. i-i H More s.ilit 1 e wopw r o s i l y tak to a t t e m p t to a p p l y it ....... . later T h is coil Ml i \ bi'P d* 1hih'' ............. w , “ ’ f ' ul aside savings for future investments and future needs liv in g m turns, and th. n i - i d e n ' v .* v i . •• .. ........... e le c t io n w ill t i thosi w h o a l l po t r e g i s t e r e d y U A Y BR( Phone 548r r r ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b b b h m ii aiiu iiB iiX B it iiH im ia iiiin a iiK m iiiiiii » u iR iiiiiiiu E iu a iia ia iiiim iim ia iiH ii ■■■ This I* the time o f year when ■■■ ■■■ ■tticr ha* to stay out lute to keep Ill being embarrassed by his M irf'fc arithmetic question*. I I I --------- o---------■■ l ■ ■K Wo wish this storm would come 017 bver and play or else go home A COM EDY- --------R ACTS ■■ N «» I 1 and' leave us alone. ■ ■■ n■—w ■ —■»---C N D E I l A l 'S I ’ IC E S BBCI ' It surely is surprising the ■■ ■ anttunt of Republican propaganda in n in * that Is being sent ou! to Democrut■ ■b ' 1c newspaper*. kali11' > o-------------■ ■■ ■■■ *rflo Inheritance lax amendment ■ ■■ ■■■ shnbk:d Ik* given the unanimous ■a ■ rfc of the good cit citizens of ■ubnort ■ ■a ■■ i Florida. Kf • ( ' —-------- o ------ -■ ■■ I * « ■ ■a ' Can you imagine it? German ami Would I J . e wt - e i n v o l v e till' a * a l 'n f o r t u n a l c l y m a rria g e is on ly r e g a r d e d as a b u sin e ss lv ot post nffhc wo. k bn t h e n !> ■ * p-ddi-h* d in On* m-wspapr t s. workmen playing a French soccer iu*co ity o f a s c e r t a i n i n g Whether ■ ■ ■ | i i | c o a t s , this inir-cs the pn aa a toam and iteing cheered when they p a r tn e r s h ip , as w ell as a sta te ol b liss, b y th e le w m en and to do. • ., . c itafcl lutn l ...... . ■I ii ! they w e re leg-ally en titled to a a * women u ho have had careful t ysimng1ijIV^bklir ijUJaflEB k tffULS ....wCi... —i dtfWtfMl ’it ? .................. a r n X 15 o 'i Im k t __ V. r .1 . it fn opprTrffl..cluTt’ .-r -1 , , ! S t € 1f ' ! l ' - anv V u t . ----------- „ o ------------n il i „ I 111- hill'll ........I,, h u s i'r n t n ilfV 5 R .I f T T s , , ! ! » . .“ . . . 0 '™ ? '. ! . Ic o n n with cut m g Appitlte f" AJ'huchitliinp. hilt H doesn't had muI'.vit v r e a s o n a b le till t i l e d o f Hanford High will play N ew 1 ties that bring about separation and divorce arise front the A m e r i c a n m o . i c v al'* i ome* with COME AND I.Al (ill WITH I S to rBKeounf the interest id that p e l - ‘ i n e i a n d r d n - ' i i t i . ' i i s h e i i h t aa■■H Smyrna here next Saturday. L -t’s idiotic start that young people make jt the management of i a 11rig \met n a to ten hillmris pat t n ulat i nili in g e t t i n g out tin l i i b r o u g h t t - - h e a i n p t i n n o n - ■ aa a ecb the lliglt gridders put up a h nt in Em ope, w it! little pros t • i - - i m • t i n i n t o i e g i s t . r aa a I lo pr e - e l l t i me I In I e v o t e r fight that Will put the fear o f thei their joint fortunes. The failure d > understand that nmuev .*«*• t • f pa v me a l for t lu- gi i at* r vote a* n tills Spare was Donated hy It, \ ■ t • P u t w h e r . tt c o l l i e s I i , | liibv w In. h u eit t/.en mil . i no law gods into that New Smyrna null'll is not "India rubber," capable of being stretched to cover part *-f the tnolieV ' a* a Im u p i l t s l u n , O l t h e i n f l a ­ .4 « * ------------- o — — every buying whim, and tie- link ot heart-to heart talks and aa a 1 r tv ale ind.lv nl tut’ • ha v s e v e r a I he i ..rupeII d t vote, lienee the t l e o f la w itlolu aa a 'A^falae alarm of fire in a movie faithfully-kep* agreements to live within it stated budget t hoii and mule n d o l l a r « I I I V e - t e d question a t - vvhi t hi r i>r riot lu­ t i o n u f p < n a l t i e s . t h e aa ■ I m i l d h . m v * k i d l | t h e l i , | s n • ll ti el 1 a al l pill I I v should V e t thfeiltei* resulted iti the deaths make up the beginnings of the early i|uarreliug. aa a Divorce ir. Europt an bonds, nnd have just - -lie ' i . i l i I . ' , o m u l l t h e u n c i ' o r ■■a l.ought $ i In.iiiin,iMm of German o f twenty-five persons and injuries a■a court judges everywhere have long classed "financial misun­ t t i e l e t 1 e l a 1 l u a * e m l l > h i i-l tli nano of Do Th, p -st 4'1 I n t i m t l*ait! o n S a v i n g s A r r o u n l s h lots. It 1 - ^ ,null need t h a t Vail to eighteen more. False alarms a Jt a derstandings" as 11if must numerous caie-c h i the long lists of a ll i oil. v v h,i ha ' > i i ou s E n i o p c a n l o m i t i i e s a t e t r y i n g I n ! l a 1 a n ' l l r u . all w ho • , me m b e r i t or® forma of mistakes and mistakes -a i i,it mg tin run ol to quanty .i volet . id vvn . do ten a lo h o r i o w m -re Pillions here S tren gth S e rv ice J’ r o g r c s s a r e ’alwny* costly. g 111 11v o f reasons given tor domestic inlelnity ua ■ - --- ------------ O — ----------- M r Miti In I!, president of N w a *a ha hi i -i ilel ire. i ieiit t 'I-* atid Pav 1 .g doll! d ■ to.I lllh D o r o th y Ih x w ou ld h a v e m en teach th e ir b rid e s how to aaa X ••i k.’- Na'p.piit t it v Bank bigg. »t 'a , I. i-i 'pm Vi 11 (|T• !,| t I l l y lalllllg- t. t l i e l l s •Thera was a time whan half the k eep a h o u se h o ld b u d g e t. a> j i i i E D i a a i i i t i i i i i a i i i m i g x i i a x i i M H i i i i B e lte r still, nu n c o n te m p la tin g n Auietna Io•■ks at iti\estineut* Mm pit >no r 1 t.f hi .i" (mi;' JlN 1hi ) ' -1.»ip i•• <t .ii IIIf Up 1 ■ t 1 d. t uands ol go.,.) ■ < B i a x i x a R i M u a a i a i i a i i x m i i * a i u c * B i i i i i population fought for the right to m iti m a g e sh o u ld d is c o v e r if I llt'ir I>i ides I o - be a i * g o n g to from the p in t of iix M a B n a a n u a ia a m a a B ia in a ia a iiia ia iia t n vow id tin , ! i / i li ■1 q. 1 r hi | «11 * lit* 1 ..I tini tip. a l l d t p t i V I n g i l l . r ■ i v v tt ton Vote. Nowadays half the papula e n o u g h to k eep a latnilv b u d g e t, and then Am ec, .in ii iiriti i ami i " i e - a at id 1" i ut In t l / * .| 1 tl - I'ofl't It 11 . V. ' Ot 111 l l l g - l l i - s t p I V l i e g e . t tioll lights to gel the other half In h a v e in telligen t 1 . *■! |>"-l tt ' ■III-. I tup .1 w, 11 go dow'n fo the polls. be 11u e th e knot I- tied itrr.v e at an a g re e m e n t " i ' h th is ir-i fu| wainiog ag.iiti't tin iiiiIo 1ion urn1 l.v W.»v i < miiutle t! rung m having of "clea rest g i r l " that b u s in e s s m a n a g em en t m the c o m in g for, igti I- on-----------Sanford leal estate is becoming h om e is t■> be her : pecilil jo b n fewer and move profitable inveatWALL SlIH.K'l ehi'timi gain r M a n y it ru in ed h o m e w ould n ow be it p lace ol p eace a n d ment every day. Don’t waste your a tdel' In-1 iv, motli v that vmi tltne by investing outside the iity .j h a p p in e s s, i f in th e h o n e y -m oon d a y s a se n s ib le , b u sin e ss can't name any three Stales that We t-iirrv in slock Ihe lending varieties o f1 Ypu’U got further keeping your sta rt hud been m ad e. bal olhite will carry. mpney riglil here at homo. —n DEN I'EAS. including K ILG O RE’ S WINNER. W hat about \\ iseonmn, ' North n H E N R Y F O R D lias least in terest in tin* M u scle Shoitls I lakota. Mnine- ota ? m MI'S. TIKIS. I.AX TO N , U T T L E MARVEL, ant n ’ Two more weeks until election p o w e r p r o je c t . Ilu bus n tT augeil o th e r m ea n s t'ur rlevrdopm g Wall Street also bets even inon T A L L and D W AR F TE LE PH O N E . d i y . f If you haven’t already made lev t oolldg_' will carry New I'o lilie a l a g e n c ie s o f g o v e r n m e n t I uiu tinned ton Yorkthat Up your mind ns to how you are go- pow t'i'. state 11v ~u0ll,tlinl votes. It ityf to rote on several very iinpor- slo w ly fur tin s ra p id b u s in e s s uwui. “ A sim p le a tla ir ol b u s ­ will Miiointe John W Davis wlu-n tapt matters, you haven’t much in ess w h ich w ou ld h a v e been d erid ed Iay a n y o n e w ith in a he teai ns how many vote* that r* M V * f t in which to do so. w eek has b e co m e a rn n ip lie a lcd p o litica l a ffa ir .” H en ­ liglous "juati I in the Ileinuei ill I. S W E L A K A ItriL D IN G -----------------------------PH0N1 destined to , ..'l ('.'iivintnii v M l*t ft funny what ridiculous ry , pel Imps, d id n 't a p p r o a c h it th r o u g h th e righ t a v en u es. him ■ s i B B a i a s a B B i a B D B S B i l a S R B R i s f t B a a k s fa is M U 1 m a tte rs as the d is p o s itio n ot M u.'cle Ideas some folks get? Someone Q u ite as im p orta n t i.I.KM \ , I' t « ■ f, "n r * tu-hi v * that accused us o f being Ingots the olh- S h oa ls h av e been h an d led w ith Hie e x p e d itio n and e om p lete^ IS a a sIB S B S B B IB IflB B IB a S S S B B S S IB B ia B B B lIlS S 11 ejj day, cither because we are Deni n e ss to s a t is fy a n y busy m an. W itn e s s th e tr a n s le i "| ih e tlnv hint f••11■i.i in Un'tvhm gumi i li-iil mini ' tliftn . ia*rniiUmg PCI lit!'. or because we don't think A I N ava l ( nl K« se rv e s fr o m the Navy to th e Interior D ep a rtm en t M|n'rii|iiiii' nt lung duration, with llth is not fitted tti he govern or1 Sfni •'S’ ork, we don't know as a C abin et I u n ctio n unit the im m e d ia te c o n s u m m a tio n ot a mi* hut ii f ol nl111 * ff,'i l * and t In -• o f ’ Nfcw 1 I»r ii sf g nii- 111 *t f lj i ltd tn r t f 11 rnt t)D>BP.V In f t e t \ deal w ith p riv a te in te re sts, su p p osed ly p oten t in the o u tco m e men, \Yn h lid mnl Gnus*, Ih Ih ' i' whRh. jALnidi tin . i •—»i f ,.i i « ni*i oidiitrifil l"ht« YaJirji Mtf* ^w<i ilk* whiili i- i In iiui't iin ti.ot nut Dm' o f tin- U cpuhhcH ii N a tion a l • o tiv e n tio n in lU'Jn ' I h»l JOM .fe I I \ Ml A > ii t o * it* * tlnv liuvi t'-uiid u sale liiili"' ,We hear a great ileal ,.f noi.*e in nirni st U'l ift ii i Mm.* i|» etfiitldtiry of *i"t C o u rie r J ou rn a l. i fui fhilillnth Mixed with ox.vgfi V ' 1 1 , * ‘ , , "*i f i« ii .* I (\ i h f i f m r i i t’O U t T1*» imhliean ranks about n vote fur a l oh I ri,UM I'f •I.*isn* 11 ii m *i ioun dliuMitii rhj ^ t‘4 lit! "f H |i•i 'mall •lumilities the amiv'tln 7#is beIhg h vote for Bryan, ’ u| in tiki I•a in n snip «ir you 11 life** f)t at clilil)' tif i u p ff 11iinnii- ion of inun about n vote for I-aFollette being u u 11 11 dull i. " .i 1 * i t * its* ** sh ip k ii t Ii n t you In*' 1* ^rK ( l ODUI VH I S MEN tliiiiUL’ Ii tin >mnnl iiilumn wf.ili ’ " - ‘ it t *-1 i tiiii to rirvH op tmi liujr tt hnDli* ''' ^ vdte for Bryan. But how about a i ini u \m * k i i *m :v T iis ir ioiU>. rite •«•*» 11 leaving tin to am awake. t IK I .A N D t l H I . I 'O I U l.lt S I A lt >votu for Guolldge? Well, they Miy * " " 1 ' “ •> ' »* I -ft lo tuku n tltMioe ul thin t »!■*• UM ki IK WTilUroartl in greatest derraml ttxlay 1 r n i it- .1 „ ■ { m U for Coolidge i« a voti' for, StIOM.R III, latei human liigin EuW; tlmt are i>ail Uic hut Die Cpollage, so where's ttie advan is Shc*etrock, the fireproof waHlxxmL l!y tlu- g i t .i 11 st need ..1 t IliloU ii'suil >>1 Kte itt"it ol lia,l men. i nit v will toil' ini all disease, and I t O l’ M IL L A T & A N D E R S O N IforplUer a h 'I tilllimn of child Men whom it thn h o u : t» m en . |.«ur t.’olt a f t - g!H»l hut tm*l tuil «>— --------- -— There is good reason for its popularity. | III I til Thole UlUat be Some limit ......................................................................... .. /'Lcltiu, i* hi* will, say* of Troaky, w o u l d lint he n e c e s s u r y tt. s e a r c h l o p r o p e l l y i unction arc t i i c mu- ] to that a n i l ' |uiiii>hi!if!il in ui.n . iiiii' iiiii! ,ii manipulation* and "Ho-ix the Only one who is devtinnd for w ith the an! o f a la n t e r n . Sheetrock. U fireproof ~rmade from rock, not flirted ii|mn I n ami her •'■uighlrf' mtei I ii tuiioii* 0) I n i n vvl i o uie . .become leader o f the CorainunOne need only listen to the cum ,itliei ignorant oi iii.-*lione»t All of Im li'ti'iiing t-> tli, Miake and cut wood, pulp or iibre. Sheetrock is cuiy to erect f party tiecauHe he know* how to mg the iipplr speaker* who are trying t o lllv Oepiui iihu- vontliUun* ut in n hlmavlf respected.'' "K n o w s ,.patgn — you just nail it to the joists or atlidding. r lo make himself respected," make themselves heard, to he run .iiaiiiieu amt o v * i -reaenutg c o i u m i * II 5 01 i > 'i.< i .iuiir mi uni' tliihi: Sheetrock ma/jes solid, non-u^rping walls and fane could become leader o f any viiu'ed that a heller man poWei will M o l l s UllU huieuua i u u i n I l f V U I f l l with uitellici ii f and work hard B H O W M U C H W I L L Y O U BE be required to move society upward wnuout any lurtlier luw* tl men I f he knew that welt. ■ ceilings of low cost. uml voil at t iv f and forward. -oW O R T H IN T E N Y E A R S ? o l f o l i v I t t l o l i * uUil i o u t a g e W* l * ' m l Alan ii,' Ian w, Tint many year* oi i i ■« The man with a message— th* numsteJ mg llie law*, t u.xes wouni ago. tier Borah ha* opened hi* used t ti-li this writer that: w ’ •; 5 ;S h cc trexk tuki*s any dc-coration jou want. I itU* 4V I >I * juj I» h iiiMier «»f plan If >,,u jn for re-election. He l* statesman- -present* the political p e i i ' l l U! i'll m i l l i i s s t ' » M « i ' i i L e d' ’.' y«lnr ^ * ' * * * ' P ' i f Y P 7' * ' ' ■• aaoBil u U a t(* i‘* ir tlUl « i t| i 1 fftU u i (t j|ilIi uMs» 4t■'»' 1“ ' ted by Lith the Republican* and issue* in such a manlier u* that it v U i U U t l o l i * ei j Lui J i i i il wlltiout ‘ «IC ofcyi ii on ilu- riKlii road lo pro# _ L-shiveh. Senator Borali is nn become* clearly the only effective g i e m a n g e in p i v a c n t luw* if Tour iin tit'n me rut turn "i> ()**l *>nn Itti'« h ow ifitUtT1 “ f ■ m Im i tint Ul.i I * creating man to follow, f ile al- remedy for present ill*. The dem­ were men hi o i l ice uii a l o n g lUit if you ilu lint pul ual^o 1IW,h 1- inon** . B I.«i n but pi ui» > uu r iJiuoitir la i»f no use V^lMf>*vrr ^Ufaya favors any measure which he agogue In his harangue but empha­ line ivnu property evaluate*! Hits ii Mil it iii f nI future! * o *!■> v»*$ i Tb4)lj|>wa. will be of advantage to the sises that same need. The tried Hn\v m iii’ ti will > rill he wforth In ■ government regardless of which and careful business man issues 1100 ( 1. t r ' l I K ' PH’- iDii u ini Jt newer It truthfully. Will •* B With law* that were made with " " " *■ ...... " f Jl.uiai’ o r w ill you atll! be slU la x on tn __ ___ DCW construction. patfy introduces it. statements for guidance of busi­ *eln*h uud dishonest pul puses in Mm ru* l.ot w buys fur $1,000, •no* w a t f h o i g I In- , it In r 1,-lluw-—Ilu- on* w ho P1*?;! ness, and these, too, are too depen­ f ui v • V*»u tiiuit deiitlc Thla runiiol ba *Ab near as we can make out from dent upon inun power for their suc­ niimi, mnl wuii men to uuminister THE. ZR t amaze* visitSh w i t h . . b y W ? .dealef ^ himbfcr or builders’ hti* Iriei l**tIlk lfi Hfiktoua to hrl|i >uu, to plan w | tnuae luw* wl:u, liave neither Uie reading his stuff the only reason cessful operation. The crook, the not. tn >uu this way Lu a uccesa ill KiulldltUf .............. JO “ luxury," comfortable berths, vfert.’ v supplies. Made only by the United Slates IuIv Sitor Benjamin o f the Ocala Star grafter and the trust orgunlier. all, ■ueep-seated tie sire [bathrooms, loiuigintr rooru#. kilcte If m u ait- aa a ii x Ioun to a uroerd a m thla bau^ ^ list the inheritance tax is give udded evidence o f the great muiwe those law* serve all me peo- en. hall*, magiiiticently ■»*u ••ue-rmi ttu ii you ■ hi* ii III ronui In uuw al»<3 n :: piu alike andJaithfully, society can fir / w t U J ^ V b Gyp9um C o m p iin y * STB? ia hairs won’t have to pay an Those lacking imagmctivp >UU l»«*lit Mull l» lit] I f Kl et It ull IttUT. heed o f men. at.uu »a>*-t * ! ’ u jv jjX E D S T A T ES G Y P S U M C O M P A N Y not lie otherwise than in a lorn "flying *htii< ute too delicate, 1Unc« lax anyway.— Sanford too Not another low is needed to pul uml disturbed condition. f i --------easily injured, depend too much on vA’ ; i 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois speiety in possession o f its (joduqd;{earinK, Uod-toving men— the weuihcr." It’* the old story, answering this undeserved gjveil rights in thla country. Just pVs/w.c.Off. wq can do no better than men— men with hearts and bruins inert who ioVe their fellow men and weather rule* man, then mRU rules; who take ruride in acM hg them, Is the weathf i . , the Winter Haven Chief, Trains on the pui rays: "There’s tom e contro- and courage to administer luws i* uie neddm blessing ol im* hour. over this anti.inheritance tax all we need. Men who are honest Aien o f morul fibre and of u cour­ falo to Rochester Jib Wa need not w orry. Tha and working to an honest purpose age that reflects the soul of tbn to start, "weather ''tsunTitiung. would taka present lawa, with all Christian man, could lift this world Many fifty years old yvill'Tlve' chance • who w o o will WUJ gat g a t •a c u a n w to fuss ” , — , ‘ •v" ■> ■> •> v ^ v ^ .- T T H E Fireproof ’ w X l CBi to heights it lilts never before re- aaa ocean steamships entirely out : F. P. FOSTER, President R. F . WHITNER. o f date, all long distance travel wUJ have them utcmUia fo r serving m fnkinl. nUted. the air. the Swiss nav a iiia iiB U iiiB M M H H n n “ Bashful M r. B oW Senior Epworth League High School Audilorh Friday, October 2 Itli. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK! G A R D E N PEAS B u ild Better and at low er cost with Sheetrock : K I L G O R E SEED COMPA ■ THE NEW TREATMENT FOR* BAD 4011 T! FIRST NATIONAL Bil z as �PAGE T u e s d a y ; Oc t o b e r 21 , 1924. THE SANFORD Sim m ons Siberia R e fr Ite ra to rs at ' On Literature MISS ROSAMOND RADPORD. Society Editor. t SO C IE T Y H O L D S A N N U A L H O M E CO M ING M E ET 'nestlsf*'1 ' Missionary Moot-.• Mrs. E. A. Douglas; rtment o f the WomL House;'3 v, m. vli U Wesley, home of Lroe, Celery Avenue, t. Collier Brfiwn and ratt. ® P*•in. / I -, . hdge Club; hostess, Linee. Jr.i 8 p. m. LaWday, h»partment o f the *7club House., 3 p.m. U r Circle, hostess, Lt Lake. Miss Ssrilta b. m. ftirsday. [bbors— Mnsonlc Hall, Monday. Ijeri Class; home of [Hot, E. Fourth Street; isdame* l». W. Spencer, jhdquist, L. M. Telford i n m. llie yearly Homer Coming Meet­ ing o f the Woman's Missionary So­ ciety o f the FJrst Methodist Church was held Monday afternoon at the home o f Mrs. E. A. Douglas. Pre­ vious to thft:Dieeting. an invitation ad been sent to all the women of lie church and although tho, after­ noon was stormy a large number enjoyed the yearly get-together festival. . The hostess committee, Mrs. John Sneed, Mrs- L. M. Telford, and Mrs. 0 . E. McKaj? nrrnhgrd beau­ tiful decorations appropriate to the season of Hallowe’en and the fnll harvest time. Huge bouquet* of goldenrod and swamp nstors made Mrs. Douglas’s beautiful home un­ usually attractive. ..The society felt it to.be n real home coming day when they were made happy by the presence of a former beloved prewvent, Mrs. J. K. Mettinger, and were able to en­ joy once more her music and her fellowship. The program was in chnrge of Mrs. Beatrice Higgins who deserges many thanks for her earnest e f­ forts to have it a success, • Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie gave the bcnutifully rendered piano num­ bers: “ Melody of Peace, 'Romance,” S r Ball H ardw are Co, Phono: Re».'i2S W _Jt«U n re,l»n llr »t.4 i«* , S a t u r d a y '. II l a -ts.TO. IISS AM M O N S ISCOM PLIM ENTED B Y MRS. W A L S : by Wallace A. Johnson, nnd “ A song or Life," by Robert Huntington Perry. Thu trio, “ Sweet and Low,, sung by Mesdames Herndon, Morgan dpd Mettlnglr was beautL ful a . all will testify who ijave heard (he blending of these three rich voices In trio. Mrs. Mettinger also s a w a solo, “ L Will Not ForffVt TT»«e, ’ and sang in duet with Mrs. Herndon, “ The Homeland,” by George ‘Noyes Rockwell. This last number, chosen because it was ap­ propriate to the day, and gavo' a rare treat for the music loving company assembled, nnd gavo it* note of encouragement und peace. Another delightful feature of the program was the readings given by Miss Margaret McRae, teacher of expression in the Sanford Uigh school. The first of these was Kip ling’s ’L’Envoi. Miss McRae did full justice to these beautiful lines as she dii] to the humorous “ Ego­ tism's Antidote,” by Strickland Gillilan. After the program the commit­ tee of hostesses scinasl delicious pumpkin pie with whipped cream, coffee, and suited peanuts. A free will offering of about Jlfi.00 was taken which goes to the Missionary Pledge for Foreign Missions. fly J i l i n M lllrsw li H|I»J '• 0 W e l t — w h e n *h c tiiTned * ml k i l l e d me. W it h her a r m * a r o u n d jn e-ln w 7 I ’d a. tilKKcr l a a i L o ’ heaver. Than 1 had a lead £ straw. Tuple* o f (h e d a y nnd Patlie N e w s R. M. Warren left Monday aft­ ernoon for his home in Tampa nft it n pleasant week-end ns the guest of Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Scott . . , , Mr. nnd Mrs, Roby Lnlng re­ Congregational Ladies Union turned Monday afternoon from hold n b a ia a r 'o n December T ig , ■ Tampa and St. Petersburg where remember the date. r*J9 they spent a delightful week-end. B uy a CLARK J E W E L G as R a n g e a t B all H ardw are C o. Make n Hright Appcarttncc By Appearing UECOMINC AN1) STYLISH HATS M I-LA D Y 'S SHOI’ IM F. P. R I N E S .'ll I East Second Street HIS Sunfurd Aveniia A n^'rX I* h p re se rlp tlo n fo rr»liU, lirlsw . ltrnane, , lleadatl I onillpatIon. Illllauanraa. -• li is ilm must speedy r«mwly wa know. . ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY GIVEN FOR MISS GLISSON AN D DR. It. El. STEVENS Combining with artlatic arrange­ Irs. Victor Check uro ment, the lovely color scheme of ia their lovely new green and gold, the lovidy home of Mrs. E. M. Scott proved an en­ Elm Avenue. chanted garden on Monday night Courier, Mrs. K. u. when Mrs. It. M. Warren, of Tam­ Urs. R. L. Shinholser pa, entertained at a delightful y in Orlando, shopping. bridge and announcement party in honor of Miss Ollie Vera Glisann |Lee Smith of Del-and, whose engagement to Dr. It. E. ; of her mother, Mrs. Stevens was announced. Daisies nnd goldenrod with evergreens pre­ ‘reach Avenue. dominated throughout the lower [Mrs. Tom Barnes, of floor. Bridge proved the diverting game i spent MmuUy in the [its of friends en route of tlie evening. When scores were counted Mis* Lillian Shinholser Tamps held high und wns given a hand ijs of Miss Agnes Her- some candy jtir. Low score was pleased to learn that held by Mrs. E. M. Scott, who wn-> ;umed from the Sunl- given n bottle of tomato catsup plrtely recovered from with the hope she would “ cat, hup." lines*. Student From Sanford Birthday Celebrated Is Honored At Stetson By Miss Anna Kanner | Mrs. K C. Miller, of Edward Henderson, one of San­ [k are spending several anford. Mr. Miller is in ford’s most promising young men, estate business and is who is attending Stetson Universi­ fer local prospectH. ty at Def-and. has been honored by Henderson spent the that student body showing the high fin Sanford, the guest of esteem in which he i* held b Mr 11eiulerson gradMr. Henderson was freceiitly elec­ yem from Stetson Uni- ted to succeed bis brother, Charles Henderson to the presidency of the M. and M. Club. Edward bus also been elected president of the Stet­ son (ilee Club as well as president of the Sophomore Class. The birthday of Miss Anna Kan tier wns celebrated Sunday with a most enjoyable party, given at the homo of ilr. und Mrs. F. Nchwarlx i on MK Myrtle Avenue. Game* were played during the evening, after winch delicious sandwiches with cake and punch were served Those present to enjoy this par ty were Mr and Mrs Charles Kan tier, Miss Lillian Schwarts, Miss Tilly Benjamin and A. Kaffeld. lOO Lucky Strikes TA X FREE A. Cuiieclmo, of Philadelphia, l’a. with the Cancelmo Produce < omId Mr* W. T. I-angley, pnny, is spending several days in lb Teague, Mips Mildred sail Miss Catherine Teatlaiulo, motored to l,ukee they spent a delightful Fresh tg ihruugl) from Spyingp. Mias Edna J. Houston, r‘ ** iirskc, Warren Drake, ell und Hen Keeferr are IguuMt of Mrs. und Mrs. I Eliott on East Fourth (jet in tout'll with thoHi* intorfated in having experience in ring work. We want five good line-ups. See W. G. L. L a m ­ est, 122 Palm etto Avenue. Oysters 'DAILY Fruits and Vegetables in Season Reasonable Prices ROYAL FRUIT CO. S rll tm H fllr r . I'ntuu A A v lU ills s s * But Drink the Purest W ater t’ulur, .......... ....... Reaction, .................... f ree Ammonia, Albuminoid Ammonia, bhlorine...................... Total Solids............... Hardness, ...... .......... Nitrates.................. Clenr Neutral None Nbne 19.2 Parts per l.dOO.OOO .14.1 I'arlH per 1,000,000 39J Darts per 1,000,000 .None Cleanlinesa and Care in Manufacture E t.r j Lucky Strika factory U a modal of sanitation. Road bow Al/rod W. McCann, tho noted food export, describe, one of our factories i “ While walla and ceilings, floors a* doom as fresh ly chiseled marble,cutting machines end w rapp in g m achine* that take away from tho human hand all detail and leavo vision but the watchfulness of trained eye*.” W e invite every smoker in this city t o take advantage of this star­ tling offer. * Your friends have told you. N ow know for yourself the value of the toasting process. W e ’ve told you about L u cky Strike superi­ ority. W e make this propo­ s itio n to w in m ore friends: The regular price o f a tin o f 100 Lucky Strikes is 75c You pay the dealer only 45c W e pay the Government T ax o f 30c A E call particular attention to the statement* made in the' advertisement adjoining l l j i editorial colutnu. This advertisement, the purpoa^ o f whicli is to win new friends for Lucky Strike Qgarettcs, incidentally om» plnuises thu matter of high taxes da cigarettes. -VAf T o those who are intimate vs|ith matters there is. of course, no *ur» pnung statement made. To tho general pnbll^ though, ,we heiievo it will i>e surprising to loan} that nearly half of ir/iot f/icy pan for cigarette* (jorj (o the government for tarn. L Tlic interna! revenue stamp <jp a package of twenty Lucky Hlnty* ,cifc arrttes coitt gOu j>ix ccDtg, On a. Mm of ono hun|lred (ho revenue irtlmp coj Ii gov thirty c»:u*o. , ,, " 80 nearly fifty eenta out of eYftri' oollor vou spend for cigarette* u i;>ml bg gnu foe taxes. This i* certainly tho heaviest teX on an article of daily and universal consumption. W w in Tho Tobacco Ihductry ' and Taitea t 0 ^* tobacoo buslneaa is with oho exception income,taxa, thoknew t item temal revenue the federal government receive*. Last {fiscal) year it amounted to 8300^)11J090X4. Of this enormous amount of mtmei* the cigarette Industry paid 11837 IS,* 7JAW, or nearly two-thiols o f lM total tax paid by the entire tobaeoo buslneas. ! The immediately important point of the foregoina is the followthg:.■ m believe you will appreciate that wKm! nfarly fifty cent* of cvyry dollar by you for cigarette* goes to the jtQVr eraqvent, you must receive. In qg^rj site* a vahie in relurp for yo^r morisy r o d y o n -t .,' J for home or for office. will be in effect when the dealer'* supply on this offer ia sold. •.This isn't, philanthropy nor props* find*—just good business, a adrre. " . ’ Th* offer U limited. W* afford to keep It'up. We make it sensationally | •d aa to attract attention,: ;y Wo are not giving money aw tl)* offer accomplishes it* pur Lucky Strike “ Wifi* Now h i Our volttma inerts**. - Supfcr-quality II io.fmJy by Immooao volum we con produce such cigarette as<.Lucky Bl Phone 50 ,. 1 1 2 West Second Street DON’T P U T O F F T O D A Y W H A T Y O U CAN DO TO D AY **fa The aggregate fax pMd by Oh* n n i / « l r l i r as the dealer's allotment q U IC K iy y price U limited. Smoke these 100 Lucky Strikes Then you’ll know how the 45-minute toasting process adds to the flavor and improves the taste. % �->VW MfStT?; t*wreril I FOUR, ' ■■■ . . . »'sit, t • *t •*j2*..•jVir :vV ■**+ - I'jTl ^ — 4^ THE t - ■«-"T Ji ■*- * » * ;S V- - -- (MONT WILL Sketches o f “ G ator” Grid L u m inaries Eff-ROLLLNS “ A rk" Newton, captain of the will make a good man for the pony )N WEDNESDAY Rig Gatora this year, hails from backfield. George is handicapped Arkansas, where he has consider­ able experience on the grid field in his Grammar and High school days. He la a triple threat malt in the true sense o f the word* being one o f the best punters in the South, ROLLINS COLLEGE, H a., Oct. an accurate passer, and a consis­ tent ground gainer. "A rk " played Van Dnyck’s GHrfdcrw * Arc {Confident . That They Will Defeat the Georgians • i« H ■M'J ■n. O Tl * V*. PAY; OCTOBER 21. 1*24. ■t- ilu R • * , ; U n ll« M»*n**w*^ *■ '..v iSV somewhat on account o f hia aixe, weighing only 150 pounds, but this will not interfere with him any more than it does. with his brother Joe, who has been of great nnslst* ance to the ’Gator team. > » ,> * - —1~T-" EDGAR JONES one of the meet popular athletes at the University of Florida has an Unusual athletic record. He began hia career rfs an t athlete at Duval Hl/rii School, where he took, part in all branches of sport, and was a member o f the football team that won the High School championship o f the South. Coming to the University he made the freshman team with ease and starred on the eleven that won the southern championship in 1922. Following his year on the " r a f ’ sound, Jones made the ’varsity with ease, becoming one of the brightest stars in the football fir­ mament of the South. Especially good was his work against Alabama Inst fall when the ’Gators spoiled the hopes o f the Crimson Tide for the S. I. C. title. In addition to his football, achievements. Jones wns captain, manager and center of the basketball team. IN: El The Old R eliable.... BEST by TEST Ill -V . ™ \r ■ -i. -i% - * ••**• ' - V ‘ •■ \ S - - \ * p $ T ? x r - r ■■***> ■ -.••-•^>50 --• • ^ 7 : V . . y f o - --------- •; -■ ••: i ‘f r i r m A R T; coming to the _ .y e a r from tho proof High school, and having no knowledge of football, won a regular place on the line o f the freshman team last year. . He played In every game engaged In by the freshman team, not being tie one . because of inout o f a m »liurle _____ juries. Tn this respect he is a valuable man, for he apparently is hard to hurt. Stewart is the larg­ est man on the squad, measuring 6 feet 4 inches, and weighing 222 '•ounds. Stewart's only weakness is declared to be lack o f coordina­ tion. and when this Is overcome he will be a dangerous man. 1-U' JIEFORT O r TUR CO.xrniTto\ op TIRES T o fit nny Job on earth 1 l a Ike Slate o f K lorM a nt t h e elaae o f h a a l . r . . , nKfOVRCKS °^ * si Loans on Real Kalate .........— — ......... . l . o n m on r o lln lr r a t S e c u rity O th er th an Rea l E st*,, All oth er l a i i n i amt D lt c o u n t l .. ^ . ^ - . . — ... Stale County ami M unic ip al Uon ds..................... f u n k i n g House. F u rn itu r e nnd F l i t u r e a . . _ . Itue from In cor p or a ted lla n k a _ . .. . — .— ................ Cash on Halid---..... — *-.....—---------------- --- - ---- D ep ositors llu a ra n lee Funtl..,_.j— ..................... .Mutual Fir e Fund .......... -g>— ............................... TO T AI I.IAISII.ITIRS Capital B lock J’ald H i ................. j - ~ - ------ *-----Su rplu s Fund ■ .----■ ................ -------------- ~ Undivided P r o fits (L e s s Bspetises and T a x e s Paid). D ividend s L’ npatd .............. -------------------- • Indiv idual Deposits su b ject to ClieCK........... . . Tin ts C er tifica tes o f Deposit . .. , ................... Cash ier's Ch ecks O u tsta n din g ....... ............. . . TOTAL THIS W EEK ONE 5-room cottage and bath on Park Avenue. ............................. ............ • T A T K OF F L O R ID A . COCNTV O F 8EMIN OLK. «< I. C It. Clouts. C ashie r o f the s h o v e - n a m e d Hank. L thst the s h ov e statem ent Is true to the best o f knot* |ed|( i C. R. CI.IINT& C O R R E C T — ATT KST n. n. HiiiTii ONE tw o-story Dwelling on Magnolia. Fine location. J- A CLARK T. w . l a w t u x But,scribed and sworn to before me this 1«th d«v of fxtsWJ ONE qne-8torv 8-room Dwell­ ing, new, beat street in town. Owner leaving town. T, L L I M H i N.,t»rj ..G O O D F O R .. FR E E VOTES SF.K MK ABOUT THEM W.J. THIGPEN This Coupon, when neatly rut from the psprr, I4 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a votes In The Sanford Herald's Salesmanship Cainpiin |,| !Dollar i lowing contesturt: NAME P R IC E S ........................................... ADDRESS that vou can afford to pay. BALLOONS for all Cant. H A Y B R O S., Phone 548 ---------- Sanford N ot Good U nless Voted on or lief ore) I AT TRY SULPHUR ON 5 AN ECZEMA SKIN I Any breaking Put of the ,skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying Menth*. Sulphur, declare* a noted skin specialist, Because of its germ destn ying properties, this sulphur preparation instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the eczema right up ami leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the Q)r. merit without delay, riufferers ■ from ..kin trouble should obtain a a small lur of Kovvles Mentho-Sul- j ■ phur fr. m any good druggist and J use it like » old cream. — Adv.^ ■ ■ *s DeLand Sanford’ Exclusive Residential Divisii ■ ■ Lo.nted just aiross the street from Rose Court, f* ideal home site. |inved streets, lights, wuter. g** i to innke an attractive ha-ation fur that home vou art| build. Thursday, Oct. 23. O N L Y 1 7 LOTS ■ Many splentlnl luirgnins hi nil lituuk.ur uew murcHantlibe T^vaTt Come and family. Left in this beautiful division on terms that >nu tannoti E. y ot^ ' bring your F. L A N E It. H. HOLLY, Salesman • I’ llONE 95------OFICK 5012 FIRST NATIONAL HANII For tVien an d Y o u n g M en The M ar k Texas “ Longhorns Will Face S t r o n g Team In “ Gators” ggraHrararaniraraafai^ - V Q '. S B W tnic&lne. ‘ Kincaid” tfid1n~J.A before coming to the University, one of which w*.«i at a military •6ademy. and the other three at Orlando High school.- His first . V - * fW? two years Kincaid 'Wfca at the end . position, later switching to halfHe came to the University o f .Flop* mack. He weighs only 160 pounds, icadeMjr] but ‘'will' prove of value to the team Ida from Georgia Military Acs’ where he played aenaational JooLv because of his broken field runball. He mado the freshman team nlng and his speed. He Is 21 years easily and was a mainstay in the old. and fi feet seven Inches in % if - • backfield throughout the season. height His greatest playing probably 'was Notwithstanding tho fact that done in Pensacola against the Auburn freshmen- n e is already he had never playod football be­ showing good form and propilie' fore coming to the University of o f being a valuable player. ’ UfJ« Florida lost year, Tttpi Kirk soon Ingstonc would haTo .probably hava 4Howed. early 'last year, that he been given a chance In the Gcd^rna was the proper man to hold down Tech game but he was unable, to the position of left guard on tly play at that time On account of*-!U- Freshman team, which place was weigh*Joenupied by him In most o f the ness. He is 19 years old. weigh* 165 pounds and Is five feet eight' games played by the Freshman inches in height. ■> team in 1921. He v a i only but of ------ - -■qir, three rames and in each instance EZRA RAASCII, who stands five' hit'absence was caused by injuries feet ten and One-half Jnches and; that kept him on the sidelines. This weighs 185 pounds, went' out fo r year Kirk is out for the same posi­ football at Florida with the handi­ tion on the 'Varsity and bids fair cap of no previous experience bat t o ■prove strong competition to thi he has learned much In two years others trying oot for the same on the ’varsity squad. He is* a place on the team. His age is 21, fighter with a powerful physique his weight 190 pounds and he is and his competitor* will have to 5 feet 11 nches tall. work haril to keep him from mak­ Coming to the University last ing right guard thii season. He is year from Duval High school of 22 and comes from 1-eesburg. Jacksonville. Otto Zlebe soon show­ ed that he wns capable of holding DICK ROSE is another from tho down left end on the Freshman^ great Duval eleven of 1922 who team last year, playing at this po won a place on the Baby 'Gators sitlon in many of the games en­ team of the following year. Thla gaged in by the team. This yeor is his second year on the 'varsity Ziebe is out for an end position on squad nnd last Henson he showed the ’Varsity, and. In the workouts up well every time he got in the looks good, and he should develop game. He played end nnd Is a into s first class pl»yer before he sure tackier, and will be called up­ severs connections with the Uni­ on many times to help carry the versity. He is 19 years of age, 6 colors of the Orange ami Blue feet 2 inches In height, and tips the down the field ^ the goal before scale at 175 pounds. the end of the season. He weighs 189. is 5 ft. 11 1-2 inches tall and 22 years old. much tduted by struggle, and attaining for f the coveted title o f “ All1 ■ o f the fleshy Piedmqnr* m " halfback. Flis greatest . team o f GeaipjA* *y«ar b; perhaps was in the tilt with the Tar cam p at Rollins l•.accom­ labama on Thanksgiving Day. panied with' grim determination. fb e r e his toe kept his goal line Everything is In readiness for the aafe from the attacks of the en* emy and again when h«j repentedfirst Intereollegia** game of tno jy _ punted _________________ the ovol for distances of Rollins schedule’ for tomorrow a ft-j 75 yards and more. Newt Newton is year ‘ em oon at 4 o'clock on the W in ter1P1* * 1 " * M* f ‘>urth and last ^.v ... Wit H H Inrifia oand n/1 ahnliLl with Florida should trial make all Park gridiron. The “ Boll Weevils" Southern again, his friends be­ o f Georgia Will arrive in the "City lieve, without any trouble if no of Hom es" ^ i s evening and will be serious injuries camp on his trail. He is 21 years old and weighs 188 quartered at the Hamilton Hotel. pounds. Although yesterday’s rain handi­ capped the workout of the Tar "T in y" Chaplin is a product o f team tremendously, both squads re­ last yenr’s freshman eleven. He is giving Mjddlekauff a run for ported promptly to Conch Duyck nt his money this year and has an the accustomed time for practice ndvantnge on the older fullback in and were run through one of the being able to punt and'pass, lie is JOHN A MURPHREE is a per­ for gdufole(l toe and accurate fect example of the rewards of per­ Otlffest periods yet given. It Is noted passing more than he is as n line sistence. After establishing a bril­ hoped that this afternoon will be plunger but he Is no slouch in any liant record ns quarterback on the dry so that the team may have an department o f the game. "Tiny" Gainesville High team, he entered A l­ Opportunity to give u final try-out should prove to be a voidable {■ofc the University of Florida. in the 'Gator machine, and will to the fast work planned for the be given many opportunities to though handicapped by being rnthrv small, weighing 158 pounds, ho Piedmont game. show Florida fans his style of play ’ Armstrong, promising freshman before the end of the season, lie is went out for the team his first "IJTTI.E JOK” HERRIN, flashy rho form erly starred on the Deer- 21 years old and weighs 19B pounds. yonr and struggled valiantly for Academy team In Mnssaehu- His home is in Miami, where he two years but failed to make a end of the University of Florida 'Gators, although standing hut five aetts, received Injuries in the Itat wns a hero on the Miami High letter. Still unwilling to give up. he answered the 192.1 call to prac­ feet seven nnd weighing 150 pounds game last Friday and will not be school team. tice. Overcoming the handicap of is one of the most values] nnd ngablo to take par(.in the Piedmont aire by marvelous head work he 1gressive players of Couch Van battle It js feared. KAM CORN W ALL; Sam needs managed "U tile to get into games ! Fleet’s grid machine, Horned Parker, veteran tackle, no Introduction to football enthus­ enough ___ to win a letter. Now after Joe," who is now playing his fourth Who sustained an injury In the iasts in the State. He played two games have la-eri played anil season with the Florida eleven, is me gam e with the Tar Babies, may al- four years for Duval High School, one month's training completed ho|n fust man on the offensive and so bo eliminated from the Georgia and was a member o f the 1922 bids fair to direct the mighty ma- a sure tackle when the ball is in J) fam e. If so, It will be more than freshman team that won the south­ chine through a good season. the possession of the opposing t>_ team. Herrin entered the Unidifficult to fill his place in the Tur ern championship. This is his second line. Coach Duyck hopes that he year of ’ varsity football and he "GOLD Y " GOLDSTEIN, first versity four years ago ■ seasoned Will be in condition for the line-up seems to improve with age. His right guard of the "Fighting 'Go- ifootball veteran, having served against the big Newberry College best game was against the Army tors," is starting his second year four seasons with the fust High | team o f South Carolina which last year when he was playing on the 'varsity with every respect School team of I’lant City. Stacks up against the Turs on Nov. against Gnrbish. nil All-Amer can of adding to the glory of his past , renter. lie is a bulwark of perfotnnirile. 1 /»* year he earned CRENSHAW, 11 CARLTON strength in the middle of the line. a plat ci on the mythical All-South blond headed giant who stands six •' Judging from the outcome of the He weighs 1M(I pounds, is 5 feet Varsity-Hat game it is more than 10 1-2 inihes tall and is 21 years ern eleven. In every game he w as'feet one in his stocking fact and a bulwark of defence and few^who tips the beam at 175 isiunda, likely that Coach Duyck will com- old. I gains were made through him. His in spite o f his size is UMe of the bins the freshmun barkfield and ---------work in the Army game brought socedlest ends that ever graced the the Varaity line for the encounter Crenshaw, Warren ( “ Speck") l.ightsey. the I favorable comment from the West University’s gridiron. with Piedmont tomorrow afternoon. blond giant from Bartow, won u Point coaches, His height is five [belter known to his teammates an Although Piedmont's line-up is in name for himself among Florida feet eleven and one-half inches und , " I ’raekers," is a good i,stored, lik­ % a ll probability the stronger aggro- football fans during his High he muets his opponent on every able lad hut when carrying the uon, the Tars have not given up School year on Ills home town play with every ounce of his 195 hall or fighting on the defensive i.i •II hope o f defeating the Invaders, team. H eame to the University pounds. “ Goldy" is going strong '» fast thinking hard hitting demon. Today’s telegram from Pled- in 1922 and was n member of the again this year, and indications Although only 20 years of age w on t’s ntodrgiUbody ctmtained tho rrhampiomdnp freshujpu ven of art t he again-wijl he hailed ns Crenshaw is flow- serving his sec­ Words— "Semper fidelia," and uL that year. With the freshmen he ad a -southern man when the sport ond yenr with the 'Gators, having though Rollins cannot use her mot- 1played ns half, liut was shifted to writers render their decisions this played on the Freshman team last He played three years witn to, "L ot there be light," since there jend last year on the ’varsity. He full, if i;o serious injuries occur to year [gf: la ho tun and too much rain, Tnr •" “ dept in the art of receivin'' keep him out of the game. Prev­ the Duval High school team la'fure f,'* ■Plr trit for the conflict with the big ! forward passes and diagnosing the ious to ins varsity experience lie enterin'* the University. At! Ueo:orgla team is overflowing. A : plays tif tho opposing teams, and played with the Duval champions WILLIAM FAR IS ("STONE goo.i at running down pu i is also good punts, of 1921 and tho famous Florida hour’s pep meeting is being held11 II.. I- havin'* itrouble S..I.U* ...111, --.... team off lliO’J lie is with a bn,... knee 1freshinnn 11*22. 11. He .is. ...... now BRUISE") ANDERSON is one of •Very evenjng in Knowlea Hall nnd the few substitutes on the 1922 Uni­ at this time und wns a: »« to piny 1twenty years old. Icuifers. Fred Hughes and only a few minute* in tne Oeorgin versity of Florida ’ Tat” team who HORSE" SM ITH is ne of the has stuck to the game. He made g? Eva ThbWpkuti, 'assisted by Foss Tech game. However, he soon Wklker, are getting the “ leather will 1m* in hi* winning stride again, steadiest Florida's all the trips that year as a sobstlplayers on lunged" Hollina rooters in such agi­ and help Florida to maintain her squad. Regardless of how the , tute center. With his home in Of tation that thqy will hang a green record on southern gridirons. game fares orwhat may happen l»ndo, he won his spurs on the Or cap on their left ear arul give 99 Lightsey is 21. is *i feet 2 inches lie plays hurt! and consistent!v ev- .Inndo High School team, playing I ra h j for the team on every occas- tall and weighs 175 pounds Iei y minute. II. lie is gl 21 years old four years, fiist us guard, then us — — nnd has been playing football center and his last two years there ion. GEORGE HERRIN: George ever since grammar school days -alternating between tackle anil fullHerrin is a brother of Joe Herrin when he played on pick-up teams hack. His position uli the ’ Ysrsity Not limiting himself to and he seems to show the same .around Jacksonville, his home For is guard fight and spirit that caused Joe to j three years he filled the position football. Anderson has competed in He be hailed n» the most dungeroux j <<f right tackle on the Duval High the southeastern pentathlon. little man in football lust year. In School team. He played II every throws the 56 ixiund weight and his High School dsvs George won game his "rat" year at Florida engages in other field and truck a reputation for himself with the land was captain of the champion- levents. He weighs 176 pounds, is Riant Git* _fcam, -«pnl , probably |ship freshmun team of 1922. I^tst 6 feet 9 1-2 inches tall, and 20 GAINESVILLE? Fla., Oct. 2L— Would have' hail it regulu ular‘ bArth Iyear he wus first string tackle on yearn of age. The U niversity'of Florida footbnl! with the Freshman elevep of last the ‘ varsity. All this experience ■quad, 21 strong, w ill Inata here Ao- Year hail he not been forced out together with his natural ability MARION KINCAID, star half <i*y fur (Austin, Texas, where, 8 aU of the game for the remainder of gives him a foot bull head equalled back on the 1923-24 freshman urday tl)ey enguge in the first, of the season in one of the early sea­ hv few He Is six feet one inch team, who last vear broke out on the ’varsity in the ’ Varsitc Fresh three Intersectionul games. The lln son scrimmugns. He is - a back tall and weighs 185 pounds. man game for a sixty yard end iverslty o f Texas, a slight favorite field man of no mean ability and ARCHIE LIVINGSTONE is a run. is hark on the line fighting over th* "fighting ‘Gators," will he goes through the Mhe With tho the Floridians’ foe In the big Hut- i twisting and turning of an eel. He star from the 1923 freshmiiii team. this year for u position on the urday battle. Florida's gridmen returned to Pleming Ftnld ibis >afternoon fo ri ■ light1 . workout und u final touch , Of preparation win begun this morn 1 tng. A train journey of nearly 1,500 I miles is required for the ’Gutor* to teach the Texan Ixmghorns. J With 'the squmi in good condl- I tlon, except for slight ailments to r Stanleys Middlekauff, Todd und 1 ' Oosterhpuilt. and with the team : rounding into mid-seuson form, iC Florida Js expected Ao offer a great — fight in their 'I^xns clash—the Over nf thriiiknini ^ntiHfipii ruHtomurH drink in jf that fam ous Klder Spring • longest athletic assignment ever W 'litor; clear um cryutal, ami j*t>od to the lost drop; |ioMilively free from ilregrt given el Florida team in the his­ and Bpdimmf. Just rend Dr. 'I'boH. II. Haker’a anulysis o f Elder Spring# to ry o f the State University. : of Q uality SCHLOSS BALTIMORE CLOTHES represent the Iiighesl type of "Ready-for-Service Tailoring." The designing'— the styling of the garmanls^— the proportions of the different parts, are the result of natural tailoring artistry combined with years of experience in the making of Fashionable G ood Clothes. lliey arc for Young Men and Men who are young at sixty ere is an endlcsi array of Materials to choose from — wontlarful colorir£® for those who want viLranl style — or quiet and conservative blendings for ike moio sedate. Novelty fabrics and colorings by any other makor. exclusively for made us a rd not shewn Fabrics from the best mills in the world, both Foreign cr.d Domestic. W u ter: You f o n’ t always play a game change IMS Iby chance. More often it Is tor PKffleditated intent. of 0LE]F0LKSGAIN GOD UVER OIL Thanh b o o d n r u You floa't Have i to Take The Nasty Tasting, 111 ] Smelling Oil Anj More For Me- | C oy V C od J.iver Oil Tablet*-Can j Be purchased At Any D rug, S ,0 f*• - . ■ V. |] Why should any old person let ‘ fblendaa overwhelm them In ahlighteiini days? Surely Mi* knows 'b y thla time that 'U v e r Oil contains mor* vita- ....... , u k v > c<^< ■’ V f »u rar as can- .Clear Color, ...... ........................... Reaction, N eutral N one Free ^ m m o n ia , T race Album inoid A m m o n ia , 1.75 parts per million Chlorine, T otal Solid#, ............................... 8JH) parts per million H a r d n e s s ,................... 23,03 p a rts per million N it r a t e ,..................................... .. N one (Signed) <•/ m atter what price you want to spend— whether much or little you w ill lin d a Schloss Model w ithin yo u r reach—you will be agreeably surprised at our moderate price—Schloss Clothes ere not a luxury, but an attractive Investment paying handsome divim dends in K '<> STYLE. SERVICE DR. TH 0S. R. BAKER, Chemist. Now juBt take your pencil and paper nnd the above figures und com ­ pare with the betit wuter you kfiuw o f and set* i f you can find its superior. We do not claim this water to be 100% pure, but 99-98/100. The fraction­ al part o f chlorine prevents thia water from being p erfect, und we claim tp have tv w ater with less chlorine than any water on the murket today. Judgp fo r y o u rs e lf; It's your privilege to buy wlmt you want, but we are qn the jo b , w ith courtesy and service as our m otto f Just p h on ? 811 and givo u s'a trial. V A'o l l*l A tyA 4. \ at little cost You must look You must feel—You must examine these wonderful clothes \to realise their great superiority and their extraordinary valuer '* Woodruff ;■&Watsottfc • l *h J tl and , SATISFACTIO N ' h ■■■ �th e " II I'IM'B > : n »T" n i i i i m ~ ~ 1~* ^ ,y ‘ . . ! 'i ! ■ ■: ?Jt ' J ■■■.|iiJv' -rr " i m ' ^ .A ■ 5 PAGE FIVE :■ *v*>. .3 | c e s s f u l M je n Classified Directory H erald bates ______ MUI.TIGRAPH1N0 n A d v a n ce MORE Business for Sanford morchanta. Direct mail advertising. See SANFORD MULTIGRAPH CO., room l), HnU Bldg, T ek |ih'one 616. •Will l»e »•* »*J r” lr rJi.lelr *•» _ ]«r a Its* 1 dr * Its* ' I* s Ha* <* « Use jjobl* »t>ov» ,r» lor o»n- no’pary p Oblic Herald Office Phone 148. JU LIA .ZA C IIA R Y , Herald Office Phono >148 an d Building Material H elp W a n te d _____________ _______ ________ Lumbar^ind Rtiildlng Material Carter Lumber.CMninany N. 1-aiirel St, ’ ' LUMBER CO. Houi Service, Quality and Price, OPTOMETRIST examined TOM MOORE glasses fitted. 221 E. First Street. Phine 410. PIAN O TUNING & REPAIRING Plano Tuning, Repairing nnd Over­ hauling. Edwin Col bo me. Walaka Apts., Sanford. Fl a. PRINTING MATTHEW P R ESS- PR 1NT INC. f«jtrlel«<3 to not*- Tha . _Banre s p o n s ib le rKi insertion, r ■utssqusni' flee should be lr In o**» of Advertising ADVERTISING get* results if It reaches potential buyers. Palatkn Daily News is emulated in nn industrial nnd agricultural sec­ tion. ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. Johns County is renched through SL Augustine Evening Record. Qu a l i t y — s e r v i c e — price T the Quick results. Two cents per word. Commercial St.. It. R. Ave. Sample copy on reuucsL Phone 417-L 3. ru m * . * isinsil'S tharj |ft rates, ruts* srlll Xlv" VO" lion And If l|...l x you la It sd to niake IlXYNES & ItATLIFF, Printers _and office outfitters. Phone 340. l i ft Pnrlt Avenue. NEW E R A P R IN T E R Y , Job , printing Ht reasonable price. Op­ posite Post Office. Plionc 410. I jrOTlt’ K. Llit * 1vs their pa sddrsai a* Ln* nurnlift tf l». About on# [houfsod hag * is nlher* can't k you unleaf ■f* PUBLIC BTBNOGRAPHBR EDNA LORD. Office of II. H Lewis, I’nrk Avenue. I*hone 3(9 REAL ESTATE Sundays. E. SPURRING, sub-division! specialist. Subdivisions to Or-||MAINE— Wutarvtllo, Morning 8*ntinei. Thousands of Maine peoInndo, Florida, and Floral Heights, Florida on Dixie High-jl pie are interested in Florida prop! erty. Reach them through the way. Nortli Park Avenue, i Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. kildtsf" trs MPST . nl Tke **■■|rr ,ir by 1*1* il't r n f t lf ralid. Kf flrlsnl Advertis'infir Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s hiRY ATTRACTIVE home on greatest newspaper. One year Palmetto Avenue near High $8 00. <i months $ I 00, three months Si bool, in excellent condition Five '$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur- rooms, sleeping porch, piintrv and garage and portecochier f once policy add 75 cents to your hath |$1000 down. Price $7,9i)|t A real ! order ' I.EARN ABOUT rolX County and !y beautiful h-mm' IINNKI.1A X SONS Lakeiand, through the Star-TeleA P. lI ON Phone 18 'gram. Beat advertising medium In |U>8 MnguoliaSouth Florida Published rnornlrlga, Slar-Teiegram, tJi ke] a nd, Fla. OHIO— Xehlfc. Make your rales ' through the Xenia Gazette, Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural district. Want nd and display ire » ithin rs-)' k)lr «f Sanford idlrfl needed, ehrn »n> -iiurqairrd it is ibeticsll)for Daily Fashion Hint "IIupmobHe" FOR SALE— I<arge, roomy bunga­ low. Completely famished with Mere, Wight Up-to-dato furniture. This house was built for a homo. Located on Magnolia Avc. between Twelfth W a n te d Thirteenth Street*. Very best f l HEI.p T k MALE .( * BOY W ANTED—Ambitious boy and location in Sanford. Will $oll for Ear»I ntoaey weekly, spare Unit, wanted hy Tho Herald to soil $9,000.00 furnished;, $2,000 cash. addressing music circular^. Send copies of the paper on the streets 10c fo r music information. Ameri­ of Hanford each afternoon. Llb- Balance in terms .very.ea^y to han­ can Music Co.. 1658 Broadway ernt commissions will make it pos­ dle. See W. L. Rumple at First National Hank or call phone 207 Dept. Z, 87, Nevj York. . sible for hustler to make good and make appointment. _____ HELP WA*NTED—Young lady earnings. The cirulation manager FOR QUICK SALE—Practically wanted to enroll in Hcrald'a big will i>* glad to talk the matter over new six room, modem bunga­ Salesmanship Campaign. Elrocp- with you, low, good residence section, one tlonnl opportunity for huatler. •~~I’ RKVRNTS INFECTION. block of High and Primary schools. $1845 in prizes arc being offqrod Tiie greatest discovery in flesh to tho worker securing the roost healing is the mnrvelous Borozone, Furnished or unfurnished. Thou­ votes in a contest which will end n preparation that comes in liquid sand cash will handle, balance ten years. Write Ilox 956 or phone Saturday night, Novemlxsr 22. and powder form. It is a combina­ 5.70-W. There is still time to win. If you have any spnre time and would tion treatment that not only puri­ like to win n Hutck touring car fies the wound of germs that cause send your name and address to Tho Infection, but it honls the flesh Humid office and the contest will with extraordinary speed. Bad l>r explained to you. Phone 148. wounds or cuts which take weeks to heal with the ordinary liniments mend quickly under the powerful Influence of this wonderful rem­ Apartm ents edy Price (liquid) 70c, 60c nrui $1.20 Powder 30c and 60c. Sold For R ent by Union Pharmacy. WANTED— Four $100.00 week FOR, SALE— One men tn sell Best OU gunge made. stourinjr. P. 1A. Automobile furnished. ’ Standard Products Co.; 475, Maim. 'Gfdedi MIRACLE Concrete Co_, gener . cement work, sidewalks, bull ing Wocke, irrigation boars. J, ; Terwilleger', P r o p .'" ■ ’ 1,1 hill H ouses F or Sale U sed Cars APARTMENT FOR RENT—One 3 room and one 2 room apart­ ment. Apply 300 French Ave. FOR RENT—Two room apartment. 202 Park Ave. FOR RENT—To adults upper apartment, all conveniences, 813 Magnolia Ave. IN Tlllt I m i l IT I OtllT SHVRNTIt Jl IIIITSI. < llli I IT o r ri.OIIIOA. IS AMI I’OH sr.WINOl.H r o t A T I i IX I II SM KII \ Tli II IHI.CU >SK M' MITC AII P M .lnlINKiiN. i'••in(Us imi ill 1'I.HHTWI)' It> t; HTItl'TUIIIl (4H*1 K A T I i : I.i*l* STM* »TII i:U hi" wlf*'. I it f * m i n i«i n. M »Tin: “ I MAS'IT.H S SAl.i: \ I.| i, . I - ti* I • lit 0- It *11 t l it 1 Ml*' l i l i l l t ' l *S Il l' ll JIM S |M* l t I \ | »- I * 1 111 t ‘ )l .1 il l * t \ , 1*111 M I .4lit t o i l l J*t 4 « (tl»1»» + nr H M iscellaneous F o r S a le R oo m s F or R en t FOR RENT— Furnished and un­ furnished rooms, 113 E. 5th St. CONTRACTORS t W o B u r n i s h e d bedrooms fo" rent.'. $20 per month.' Apply 614 W 2nd St. ■ " FOR RENT—Room and kitchen. 1101 Elm Ave.. comer 11th SL H ouses Tor R en t FOR RENT—Furnished Apply 200 E. ftrd St. house. FOR RENT—4 robm cottage, c l o s e _____ _ in. Thrasher A Garnet*. too A( WAblTElV T o HRENT—llow often road do we hear people sny they want to lying t rent n house hut find It impossible and bi to do so. It is difficult to get in trict, o tourh with owners who have houses cleared to rent The property owner will 8 acre mnko no mistake sending his mes- flowinj sage to people looking for houses rigate. if ho uses The Herald’s classified house, page. The ads are cheap. Phone :ng am 148 and the paper will do the rest, houses FOR RENT— Five room bungalow, budded 60 I Elm. Apply Roberts Grocery treea, i F i n a l I ' r r r e n c n l c m ! In the a b o v e I n i ra ii iiB i, 4 i l l ** I f t t l i t l n v o f Hep * |i* n ilj" i, A I* If* 24. w i l l o f l > r n m l f»r*H f-- 111** h t g l i r n t . n i i t l !»#■ *( LiItlcl**r fur n l tlif* f r u n t d o o r t»f l h i* 4 " n u n H u i i m i * I n H f t n f n f ' 1. H«*m lniilf* 4*rmlit v 1*1oild 11 durhiM 1i»*- It’Knl J h h j i * o f inn I** p i i t h e I t v i l r l>*»> I n N n l rm l.e i A I* 1H I I I * * **nfii«* !•**hiM V l ' - i i i h i k , th«* I r i l i t n v o f tin* m i l d m o n t h tin* f r i l l 11 w I n n d p u r t t lu**l r i - n l *j*t;i«* f I h r «l*'f** r u i n lit** « l t u t ! * v h • ( FOR SALE—8 beautiful lots at a l u g iiip l tio itiK In *'m i n t y ( reul bargain. Thrasher & GarF l o r l i l . i to w i t : T i n N n i ' l h - h n l f c N 4*j ) 1*f t l i « N o r t h , ner, 112 Park Ave. iH W '.* o f 1 fi o S o u t h s *•! i| u a r t * * r I FOR SALK— Lois 30. 31 and 32 in h a l f 4 N 11 ) off t*i n S n t i l h w « * N i *41.1,,4rtr-r Palm Hamniwk. Consisting of ■ (HW ‘ 4* o f S**rth»ri S«* v **n! ***•n ( I T ) For price and terms T n w t*- i «l|, Tu'**rtt> ( ?<•) S o u t h 11m r1k *• ! 20, 65 acres. T l i l r t ' ( w o t . T | ) K f i - i , r o u t r i l u h m t e n address owner W. M. Brock. P. O t ) n ) >1 ii>* it i« ii it o r I* . 11 1so lic k i.iilu K hi t h r ii •*'»*»l *'"rti*, l ! Box 813, Miami, Fin. t l i o S< 1o( )i \s m i i | i i 1 1 11 r i S W ", l o f 'F O R SALE Lots between 11th o f t i i . S ' o i l li w m t f i u n r i t r tSVV ‘ 4 ) off RICA L -E S T A T E V«0$i«1 St at i on s»-' ••fit lit* Ih o n - . N o it li r i g h t itt nl IK I 1 lot 111 p* f l t o t ir * - \V****I f>;i l f 1 1 ) r t m l f i i * , 11 o«t lh a r h i l t P * . i h a - i o ■** S m i t h K l g h t Min on* Itulff I '!». h I ( 4 ) nr* l"Hi*t u m l I'ti" W aiting I nnd 1Utli Streets and Elm A\e. Enquire I lul Elm._______________ FOB SALE- Business property, l , stores on Ninth St I brirk block on Palmetto Ave. Good paying |property nml a good buy. 112 Park Avenue 'I brasher & Garner. FOR RAI.K - 5 rooms and hath. Holly Avenue and 3rd St House I how rented at $35 pgr month, tun I be Imught for name figure per month and $300 down , A. P. CONNELLY & SONS IOH Magnolia. Insurance Real Estate. FOR RENT— Filling station mul garnge eombtiied. Authorized Ford Service Station. Tools, etc. For responsible party to work on "ommission basis must know Ford car. Box 1132, City. That tired, half sick, discouraged Woolen Mills. 305 E. Second Streel feeling caused iiy a torpid liver and *^nn^or<4, __________ ’ constipated bowel* can l>e gotten f o r SALE— Sideboard, dlnln rid of with surprising promptness j table and chairs. Phone 343-W by using Herblne. You feel its beneficial effect with the first dose us its purifying and regulating e f­ fect is (holough and complete. It not only drives out bile nnd impuri­ ties but it imparts a splendid feel­ ing of exhilaration, strength, vim, and houyaney of spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy SH K I.T , PEEVISH CHILDREN, WANTED AN OPPORTUNITY To buy your old Furniture + r riidlrt httngwlnw vi ru'•Avail dm tic. > H iitrir+ $M)(I 1st pavment i’ rice $4,0tH) l o u sonic bargains in good I with gsuige, $4,lOU, retiuilt I A P. t (INNELLY K SDNS FURNITURE. 108 Magnolia. Se« 4. Itisiiram e. Real Estate 1 IfSKI) I rilN IT H K E CO. j I We have some lieautifui lake Phone 52S. X I front lots on Lake Wtldmere one ! •*•' half mile from the Dixie Highway Wt'lnka Hullding t in a nest of licniiliful clear lakes. I + for sale \ We will build vour home, land a. scape your grovi', amt relieve \ou t o( trouble uml worries incuient tu | J building up a place. WASHINGTON. Oct. 18 - The + In the meantime, vuu can go * weather outlook for the week be T Iistiiug lou can fi»h m any one t of the dozen IiiKais, and if piu don’t ginning Monday in the South At know iiow to tish. we have several lutilie states is rain over south por­ J experts who will ire glad to show tion Monday gradually extending It will ire generally 4- you Mr. Scholfteld who ha* lawn* northward fair probably the latte* part of t stoginc Ht the Baptist t hureh will week with temperature near nor­ mal. i T W A xL * Dnytona (Fla.) f)ne cpnt a word IA r iO N lp an jnscrtion. Minimum 25c. i, ; i.nford j. ^ l M itlCACH ( OlJKfTY T^us ic n e o f a tn p e n d o u s d e v e lo p m e n t A nOr\., Pcaj about it in the Palm Beach AtfpsxOe'l ftoaf! Sutnplu copy sent on remile. Elm ; ,,Ut.gt. ____ "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell '* Muganything 7" If so advertise in H E R A L D Classified A ds I I ORIST” ol imi asions 1’hoiK- 2011-w VKit P' ' _ Office it] ) liulldiiig Armet > 11•-r ' | M1 M UK | 0*1 III » 'I*.I ||* t-l i II you dralrti prompt Mrvlc« and [ ChiropodiHt r x r r p l lc ii ia l w o rk FOOT HPHCIAUBT *t»rn* H m h I *i i i k , t n n r o w • In s N’a l U llu iV ) I’a ll- * ; * l r? f t i ( J,,w . H a n ford Si cam l ,rcf*«ery Flnt Utrrrl l i l t . I . I.. ( ilN I .K I I V *#V4 • tI I *f I' Vk HIiIm \ Y o u r I>r. Itohnon’MSanitarium 218 l*urk Avo. * 2 3 .5 0 P r o p e r t y N A S H W . J. T H IG P E N T E L L ' E M I 1 d V Pru-f S U I T O R # 2 3 .5 0 D \ K K C O A T w i t h A L W A Y S TH E SAM E--------------------- LN SERVICE I NEW YORK, Oct. 18 - Thevek today stole front a north river pier a truck load of Bildes and framed e< rlesiMalical pictures which were parked in I asea resembling those used in shipping valuable silk*. Th**'*«» Bible ami pictures were found nban don isi but the empty c4tfrt‘ Vera * * *.' retained by the rohbecs. •- " , 1*A l.t u h i: t P a it KKit Soli, it,q f -r i |,lmloanl, MeitI 3<J, Ot t 7 II Jt 5" A L W A Y S D IFFE R E N T----- -IN OPPORTUNITY ThievesStealShipm ent O f Bibles By M istake S \ I* \VIt.K INHi »N Id.w l [ n m i iSt ; cD 1 i ti Children suffering from tnteatli nnl worms arc cross, restlcsa nnd |unhealthy. There are other symp­ toms, however. If the child la pale, has dark rings under the eyes, bad breath nnd takes no in* torest in nlny, it is almost a cerfaitrty 311*1' wptiiib are anting away* its vitality. The surest remedy for worms is White’s Cream Verml*fugo. It is positive deitruction to Die worms but harmless to tha child. Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL 1DIRECTORY OF SANFORD 1 Klsl'l i ' i ( liulna. to the l,.*t Inn Ir*M eotiliilnlna »l* siwi elgtil' telilll* | (C. v> more or lia r smi also lit KiontllK at tl‘e Hoot ti w,*sl eor10*1 .,f tli*. Houlltwrst (tuiiriei (8W I of (to Sa||ttis*ll quarter 1HAV ) j of said 8,*rltoil He\ ( liteeli I 17) act 1 iiinidna flteiire N'ortii Kour I*) I chains act itioel V- nine anil Atireo.etKlits ( US\ ) tlohs, theni-ii East (Twelve i ll ) r Iwiltov theme South J Pouf i ii tliulri. and nltmty - nine ta ct till ee-eta Ills t S>V ) lloVs alut 111,.IK, West Twelve III) chains to III, lo KIlihlllK i o|il aliilna six (•>) m i es iimii n or lr«n, I Hu1*1 H4il« $4. |I« irttilr to PfUlsfy ! i)t* ii* %i *♦* rr iult*rt'*l 1ti 11m mui*! T' Ui’i ti r I vkltli flu* i t***U tbrfi’ (Vtmss a n d I I'M It s S E L L I m il u r e d - t u -M r a s u r e i t u |h« prof Filld n for Hurifliil, M'tlitfsl and Mutaifilty K'liuffcaiu) n o n at all ituarm. S. W . B R A D F O R D " A t ’ E M th e O u l l r l " Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT By GEORGE McMANUS NG U P F A T H E R oh : w fW First National Ilank Bldg. S a lford , D O C *A H 0 ) 0 T tlvE ira. ^ T V /iT H D O C * A M * I’M C ilT T lM ’ - | C A N ’ T >— w—■ t V E t s t>LEET>- I’V E 1 I C*OT T O t iK O K E . - . V I W IL L NENLR:W 80W THE. CMF'F'E^R.ENCE IT « i i M O K E v J O *b T O N E D 6 A R - V / H A T US T H E . V V O R L -O A R E T O O O O M ^Cz UPAT TH*«b HOUR? rkfcy rvfir— A .if?: i** H L Q O K IH - ' 1 M A G G IE f VCLLNOO ua B E T T E R <£*0 TO B E O -T H E R E T A MATCH HH TH E ‘i i H O O ^ iE : r r -■ ■ Florida Sanford NovaUj-jWorkfl M^ ))» «' >* » V* I 4 l* \ O.NTKACTOH’AND irtJILDkit! ■ S t a m l lk *» «■* Mill Wtrk PUT I .M B tirl.l l l m l Ltossing Paint Co. W f,. handle Eberoon-Llndaley *j , Paint. 113 MAGNOLIA AVBNUB' . "Call for o«r prieea." , ,■ ile Marble Co. i. and a ia tU i frnaa in 'Deal *1 quality Czcat fb, t»ia riphu ■bVv.v ‘ yo -tf'* A HPI.ENDiD FKKUNt )i rectory I’ VIM 1dirt ‘ f’ ll I Mnriiirllo (■ ii tin water a 'I t 1rvt Nat ional FOR SA1J£— 7-drawer Singer sew­ ing machino liko new A lio Hoosier kitchen cabinet. 109 N. Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J,_^______ BABY CHICKS— Custom Hatch­ ing. Let us tell you why it payt to deal with tho Continental Hatchcry. Box 604, Valdosta, Ga. ioUJWA t \«t‘> (.abz-J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 21, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 21, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1c238790fd2c1daa8a1a637edfdc7d46.pdf b146e80b263f8efd273ea21a142d52e1 PDF Text Text Partly. |f| Thursday; Highest t«j Lowest ten Rainfall ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHES LaFollette Scores ' President Coolidge F a rm ers of Nation . Been Ig, D e cla re s P E O R IA . III., Oct. 22.— B e ­ fore Scnntor Robert M. L a r o llette ends his campaign with an addre.xt l i Cleveland. Satu r­ day night, Nov. 1, he intends .a g a in to invade Michigan. renn’ ’syWaidn, New York, Maryland and New England, i lA *t night at Rock Island he referred to President. Coolidge ns the "Inarticulate, sjieechless and opimncst Spineless riR Figure in the nntl ure m white House” who, he said hns “ Pussyfooted on every, nroposition 'iat required backbone all of his life' S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , W e d n e s d a y , Oc t o b e r 22,1924 in 02298180 Campaign Expanses Thus Far Totals But Little More Thfcn Half Million Dollars Scores of Homes Are Iteintf Erected Here With l.arjre Number Being Built in Sev­ ern! New Subdivisions Work On City Hall Has Already Begun Tames W. Gefard I s Also Quizzed Meriwether Block Rapidly Nearing Completion; Itouth Block Is About Finished N o m in e e n u m ber SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS Democrats are Facing Deficit of $48,000, Committee Is Told JA C K S O N V IL L E . FI*. Oct. 22. Huiltling in Sanford has shown T h l. I , . p i o l u r t f . h o B o H h commilto* in v ,,.i . . l b . , - The troipcnl storm which passed nn almost phenomenal growth with ; over southern Florida during the in the pust few months, according | W A S H I N G T O N . O ct. 2 2 . - Inst 4H hours is "somewhere nt sea .1,439 A rc Qualified to Vote to statistics compiled from the re­ off thi* i'ii^t const. It loft In •its S u b n o e n a a w e r e is su e d b y t h e In Seminole County; Many ports of building permits issued by t sola. a rain-drenched, wind-tom ______ _________ _________ wake Oct. 22......................... .. , nnVidiabhJ Ronnte c o m m i t t e e i n v e s t i g a t e Unqualified Because of city authorities, and at the present territory, and caused cons „ brief !*ersontime construction work involving ( Failure to Pay Poll Tax Kentiicky with crop* in the section it traversed. |W lllin m B . I'OX. prORHtent. Ot i thousands of dollars is being car­ j,erc Tuesday Haiironds reported train service j|10 A m e r i c a n B a n k e r s There are approximately R.-I30 ried out in tins city, pavis. I V m o - registered and qualified voters i‘i i Construction work either now gn­ delayetl through washouts and thc J (>iation, C h a r l e s D. H il e ^ IIo. hIciI cotiditioii of highways seri- f o r m e r R e p u b li c a n n a t i o n a l ite for presitlent, Sanford and Seminole county, a c ­ i mg on or ju*t recently completed usly iinpiiiied motor travel. represents a total expenditure c h a i r nm n. nntl G e o r g e W , / the ballots cast cording In figures secured today 1here TllKIO. <bt 22. Three Jn|>of $227,200.00. or almost a quarter from County Registration Officer The .torn, -truck s..uih. r.i K ior-1sYmnionH.' N ew Y o r k b a n k e r , rould decide the nu. -e destroy* rs have I., n **ri II. C. DuBose. In till of the pre­ 'o f a million, ami tlu.-w figures do bet w e n un a t - m l . **;»., I w ”.!, V r « „ k P. Walsh. prr-o.Md deie.l from I’ort Aillnir t> country for an­ cincts of Seminole county except ; not include the erection of a new | am i .n oil Slumhaikwaii t.» prnm'jaeeid lerritorv suffered the LaFollette counsel, and Samuql i municipal $50,000 jail which is I ient* and urged that of No. 15, Osceola. Mr. t»u I Death List Now Numbers 12 ittljnvvm »••#*%•••.. ^...... llntermyvr, in the role ol yrQ4»I, f .lapaliese resident. and iii f «m that day Hose wn* able n» supply accurate I yclu doled to commence at an early Motorists Will lit' 1Liulcd I* W it h F o u r O t h e r Se«im *n most damatn*. I i hin^ mul * ,imn color*, lh«* committcv t. ......... i hi i ate tied bv warring lir,t and moat •late. Across Had Stretch By and official figures. Unlay tn charges thnt a IV 'U ’JU-. I ....... - ,,f the I'el.iri.: g v rn In C r it ic a l C o n d it io n ; F a u s e hipping - ^ - ' ^ " ‘“u p -in American citThe oici ea-iiig building urtivitio> It was learned thnt the list of can "slosh fund" of $10,000,000 tq Truck Free nf ( b a r g e ; non' r.-i-tm giiivading Maliof Explosion B e i n g S o u g h t led, vvires towi down, and fields $12,000,000 was being rain'd. voters qualifinl to vole in the presi­ l oth ..II 11|<- part of the resident •t ill ii mu ai inies. Bund Information Given ,i im- coun- dential election on Nov. 4 is coni- Sanford and visitors would cvin to were inundated. Mr. NORFOLK, Y'i., Oil. 22. Four WASHINGTON. Od. 2 2 — With indnate liie lopul growth of the ap I.'il.e ttcbem Indu e last night wns Pi etc, except for the Osceola pi hridv. I..'tween here; in..re deaths l.'i-t night and tin- i. polled standing at its highest a t<>t>>l of $548,410 m contrihuti'ini T . i einct,’ un.l that i' will be publish. ,| pie, Kill.'ll of the solidity of Sun Will •>•' ..pell to 11ttf in..i ning v i •e a,'deil t,< the list '' jn years, due. it was said, to in linml to date, the lJ< moctatlc ' “ ' ’ v ^}y in a n ihmi c o f T hi* llt*ruhl in ih<* told II .il estate, and those wh.. have II, al ..'elm k liu ■afli I....... «*■'• 1 , -. i, i in,.f the exploi . iii aboard the la nfnll III the lake section totaling natioiinl committee expect i to ctnUle interest >'f 'he city at heart , Hiding to a stai. nn nl i...ule tmlay the I m ar future i i Mi ei Ti< nlnn in llniiipt'.il Roads ( i,. than nineteen indies in the elude the presPiit canipaign on * E fforts to obtain the Osceola list, view with intense pleasure the coir I,y I.l iilge ..f«'n lal ■1 1 1 t lie . i.'larv . , ,\li> t :ik« Moll.lay , bt'ltigiog the total (>• ' 1,,-t |H hours The standing of the innxi in ii in outlay <>• imO.oOO, thA, to n <d beautiful hollies un.l , .iinplaiiJ stated Mr. Ihilhise, proved null invest igntiiiz C'.inmittco ,„f tile 5ii'iiI i 'moil.i 1 >'I ' inni. ne. o r the six siiiviving members , .. prior to Hie heavy mins wu* I senate if di-aster , less. It is expected *■> the cnin 1attractive stores. I Tuesday l»v < lem L. pa si' 'I i lial no.lorthe t ill l el , l ew ..n duty at the lime vie. n feet. Reports today mdi w" s r, elinii man. and Jam a* W*. Here i;i a levoe showing the boll.! ty office, however, that the list Shav. inIII i •! " e l e to ,t.'«| that the lake bad I iseli tbiee (Serar.l, treasurer C u ts \ t t e n d a n c e in H a l f ; I n ­ , f the di-a-tel four still ate in il :,i Ki.uikliii. f l Hill tile delinquent preciml will l.e mg activity of Sanford it tin- pres .il. limn ii'* 2a B eat'll n it it .tl i oiiiiit tt'ii I, . t ,1 I , /utielh tui lied hi h\ tonight. » Expenses thus fur have aggre­ sp irin g A d d re s s! s .id tune: ■’’’ I i I . bt id e '| III ee evpl r<s ft. Ill tile N-.vV Nearing CnmpMinn. " • Jl ,,f t I "'ht'tl I- .el glades I't.llllllilUHoUCr* lit gated $507.1 IP. aeiHiding to a T h i s Mr. n m u ’s S e s s i o n Most of \ liters ill Sanford. at Oldliaiic. Kill eau at \ \ a -Inlif i"n li t t> w day bud mill the M Maglodia Avenue and Sec •lal. ment put into the record by According to (tie figures submit have belli old.-led to N.'l f'dk b> I'aliabassee lepolled that no Hii- Mr lH| ill I'l.lt , it is tiernrd Of this sum $401,* Su e. I a l.nge one sloiy lui. k »"d u . , I bad been I e. •ivod to no s*age:i f.d by Mi I hi Hose, 2,-t:»4 of the I.­ So. le'-atv .'I I tie Navy V \ ilbin I" , | ,i I .i n 11ii,' nn ........i.l t ..I e being built by « ’ l l . nt I.* Mooie H iv. n a-kiiig regaid sill bus been paid. I lie Matemcnt ; Ci volt iof this .-utility. or nearly as'-l-l m nn uiv.-ligaln.il to » tui i i . 11 .. hi i b. tug Ii way t AV show*-. There is an existing defl-lt Mti ,i, . .i.-l o tidin ted ab.mi.l tlie TlilHnii m nL» ihe eon.I tion >.f t be lube \N>re nf a|ipinxluintelv $ IH.OOII nn the ixx.i thud of them, are residents of M elliw .'bel at a Cost " f $ 2 . ' 1 1. . I; t y . nn nlet al i.>n •■ rapi dl y n e a r i n g c o m p l e t i o n . »n.l 11 hi it n It'll t > li with .Mooie Haven iil’, 1- .. I iifc. ail elfm l o. t. •mm the • Sanford In precinct otic, ironi Paik ‘ ami 'll Vk "f this .lb ...i .. m ien upte.l I*.day I lie eominis i hasp, of this showing, and Chair­ will b e i * adv l » l o i c u p a t l o i l at on ||,i • | he I' 11. Will I' .< . Ill I * d Avenue west in tins city there are Lii-ii .... 1 .*lg hml t i..nets sent un engineer to the hike man Shaver said lie anticipated a o. k bail I • li, tin- I •i vv•i rd I ill I e l . it vv a a n l . t s l ,|uallfted voters la precinct i j i l v dat i d. fi. it at the end of thu campaign ii ttitii* 1,1.ll ,11.111*. | , . •!11li|i*<Ilull - buck and -to. I. . . 'Ill ' v n • in. e i i nlay a l l . i n a v y ..If' ni l - I,. •nperv i.-< nnv elnei gt It. > mea» unless contributions came in more ll* ID* • III ill! 1Tilt I Ihiee. from I’aik Avenue west m . .. b u n g a l o w I b a t i - b e i n g bui l t f m hi . 1but might b. deelinsl lieces- rapidly IIS III •1 h a d >l>. t a n >1 u • \ w e l l ' n n a l d ' • -.11 i " ll»‘*M* 1Oil Ibis city there are 1.31It legi.stcitd Mi .. | ' . . n e s l L a k e a l E i g h t h '<'••• ' fill Un.l. I." Inil.--t • liie l< > tlie > an • ' s.il v At pieviuiis hearings officials 1'.<M •1 , Nil II Illl Ili I and uuulllietl voters. ai.nleiit. They dm laretl Avenue bv W " P;>'.‘ < 1 | . vv. I I .a -l <'..a t cities last .if ttn* Republican National I Hy |1|e.-llicts Mr. Dultose gave un.l I ' a l n n l t o 11 I r .,'i al a •o - t " f a p p i . m i i n a t . !v hi -,hi l,ii l. u *'s of the sti.rm ui nutter testified to expenditure* of ,i,|,!:illlt 111,, figuies ns fol.ows. ..lie. -H i. I, . - I i wi l l - mil a d d i t i o n a l r a i n f a l l $ 1 , 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 with an esti I oiled I .id. l . l h l . two. I at Li; Monroe, s... s I I llll I- l.ik IIIg definite sliap. . '•11 I hem V I.dv un. e.l 111 wn- i, p. it' d 11<•in some stations tiiiunt by election day til,, work to.-11 v. sierday b.-gan fuiin I.... is noth­ three, Sanford, 1,313; four. I'.oda, ,.ii |.i ill. .1. pal linen! Ol - l de l a y e r o f l u l l e d 07U. John M,' Nelson, in Hi. fill III. i u n - ;10; five, Oveido, l ‘JU; six. Gcnexn. , apply » tin* low. r end of the p^lier Jp. was that the powder in Haiti min ..I, | and highway officials the LaFollette Independent ■I tiisi i Ins ei.iintry jhf,; sevao. t’ huluutn. *>8: oiglil tin- i cement, .b a ig es might have i-might The Marshall Jackson f'oiiipnny fui .. ns hv »n In' hrielln. VJ: nine, l.ongw<*.Hl, 121: l ist mght expressed the opinion ration, told of collections aggrega­ ."Hi, ol. .'.I VVbile being llo ting Ill'Il.UOO; expenditures of . ■ ol llllll' lici' . l Will k kn,i it i. i in> more lu, laike Mary. *17; II. AliainoiUe ,,; | a k e l a i i . l b i hat lie worst of the storm was oil.. I b. I ai i * i . and inigtii $155,000 and suid he expected 10 i. -,1.1 i . i ol. <1 by i mi II ..vel. at .1 With a let up III llo ram Spring*. I I I . lu. O I'e.dn wind up the canipaign on a total I.l CM .-Xplo.lv d by friction. |1-1 II I l! t.| .1 fill HI I -I" s* V' el e fall, tiaffn i "minions would soon .'ost of $250,000. :,l 11. r-1 . I .■! I. I.ielll 1 m u t e d ) (ib. Vv |I Ii t ll.lt i et ul i. t • not mul. I'hc examination nf Mr. Shaver Little liuerase. i,l i I.- i i.l.si nut in I II o b and Mr. Geruid consumed le»a Ai e u i ding t " •* "•••*•* by Mt $ 2 5 . " * " ’ "ill iliV HE \< 'll «»ct . v I d i a l *•! I lie i loin an hour and ns nn other wit­ | t i l I t u s e , t h e Ti uo d. el o f q t l l l l l f n I ip,.i • nil. t«* "II* paialy/ed .oi Mil , itcises weie nv uilable the inquiry 11*1 skill uponi rtiinpieii * . lilted , V o t e r s t h i s y . a r is a litth- l u r g e i , n iiiiil li* 1 equip 2 I lioin s by I he 1 wn ml loot lied over until late trt* f Mi.i ni.i't in !. i t*i. al frnlli a ■ 11b a n th a t o f l. un .m m a g o be toll iim t :•1 I I ill k ■ above Slu m, i tow when thc Lnf- ollette chari. tin ' • * 11' i. nl Mu linn lie* i p. il * . .pill nil 1. agri- 1 c a u s e t h a t y e a i vv..- t h e f i r s t 111 1 E 1II.ll *-»’l Y ..( a Uei'iiblican " 'lu sh " fond i> iiiied al ill*.mi H dll -l.i'« II.. . a If ..»••« ai.l 'is that i vv I n c h t tie vv mi . , n «• »• i - 1 • i I ii -I will I., invi stijgili'.l. \ * > nil-lit and 1" !• i IL1i . • 1 , ••t t l o i n Only three | I 1 1 1,'Ill will'll I III* 1 X X • • ' 1 * 1 1 A t shift : . Ii.,V .* been t h i l l t i m e d i d mU l i a v . !■ the ineinlicrx were present tmlay, . tied ,'j* I - N 11 I ini in • i t \Ii* !•:»* •' . 1 . I l a ' • \ .11 III III...Illl.I lllllll) l..l"iigii l i . l ,I • • lain III. i Will lu pnv t a x ,,l Snnl " 1 *1 • ion. >1 its loilttiey. all iv . . toil*.i lt"i ah lif t Idaho, choir­ • •« . In ;ii *i >. bus >• ' Hint < III. !' 1||. tl" '' ' • ■ " . " ."li '• .. .11 |. Ilow In c i . nl i a - t . Mr Dnlh.se s t a t e - li.l lit. M i *•< t lit a e o ' l I I 'aim Heal h at !' to *.i in'.o uml .'senators l at.iwav, Al — l. X t ' h ;»•!$. i. I. nip I*i Ii. . II I Hill t l l i . t I b i s v e i n l l i u ny ..I t b« W o m e n V v line .iiui 1 it'll (, \ < n l 1 1 .1 o ..... daV l*» Iiili.l * be.llllc I i. i, a- and Ibivnrd. Dcluwuro, • .»».! 1 I.. 1 ’duels in a l e g i s e r i s l . t . u I i lls. , t i n t a bill'.’ ' a m -.I >: 1 onl' 11. nomi at' It. It \ ' 1 .ml.ling "I M i n im )• <. . :l|.el ti>. is I.l nk 1 I....lid be rest "led t.. 0 o . "i|......... 1 ..1 III. . IVlll/ed i ter o t t h e - e f a i l . .1 t o p a y Me il p H \ i w ** •:■ *' llo absentee* were Senutor ,1 l.y J " ! .' .* t •«!•«•*• 1 ' ,1 ItM *. * 1 , .,1 oil II • 1 I.. |..* a..tie .1 I > R. :n ,ii* ■ *» i \\. .loe-.lay 111.lining U|| i, a mark * ...i \ ■ I i Ri \S ii'bingtoii and Ship' tux and m e t i O ' l e l o t . i t i " . boi- i Saul \ Vt . ■ oil V. "I an.I l*a. \ .III. 1al N. v ...a III* 1 ■ i -t them by | ||,- . to l l ll-* 1. . *i pm* 1 1, ally « " i" ibe 11ink: wn- .an ted I,.i„|. Farmer laibor. Minnesota. • i i . t h e q u u l i t it'd In t . it.—bip Wyoiinag , i " i n mn i i a 11 ,H I t " b. i • law " •mul a »l.»p through .1 t **t ll'<- u • t.-i< l lo- >11 in When Mr Geritid placed the l i e f u r t h e t ' t i tl ' d t h a t p> i b a p a pi* ti • « I . , tl »I will III,. -<>>Ullllg ll 1 ,, d. pH. 1' X.till* •! .it $ 7.2m' v und the minute they maximum budget at $750,000, I n p e r c e n t n o r e a v e i« a l l t h a t . a n title ,tf li d • pel ' " I . | » tltll'lllM . n 11 olil I lie I let 22 ., i ,n . . i tail, pi.in'. . i \ t iiiun .1 safe, traffic* was i Im ii iiiun Htiruh mbWi**! Him aLou. > 1 . •. IK ' I 1 t h e ll> . I now I lie slip a| peaialiec lie g . v e n l i » t i n s y e a r ........ I;' - " being built l.y l " i t i 's l I Hike. J .e..l i: < ,\1 .hum ui an limn after the u recent statement Issued by tie. |I., will. I lev. I III l.a in l l a m p l . i o Itoudi., it w a s an lie Inis «!>'- A t t h a t l i m e , h e s a i d , t h e r e v v . i e |„l "ties and \ It hey at Elm Axe i oiitbhouii.l trams bail Ih uiis i ntic National Committee Ull l e i II. all In og II t.u ii s m * • .............. ■ ■ • • "! ii.>om i d. It w n.. t l i dl i ot e i l t h a t t he I leiuucracy, b e t w e e n .‘ I.l till a l i d ."..2 IMI , tu . l l l t l e d 111.. , and Lam cl Street arc taking 11.. pu n. . .opinion of t ’lty Engine. I I'tui .11 down the coast, the three that at the outside $1,500,000 a " f t 't> om then gave all He. I! I llati I a p p . i i n t i n c u t t. wo ul d »' m a d e l " u n ". Iatie cufidi- t o v o t e w h i l e t h : s y * u r t h e r e a t e definite foim and will SOI! 11 111 Willia 0-. alt mm d I t ' lag bi -I point .iied ones, likewise tied up would lie ruined. i ..a "The IJuickcii a n d t b a l i n v e s t i g a t i o n woul d , • . . l lcnt a d d i . -s ' Their value i.i iicbt his earn :»,431». \, . .,ding I., figllics •..inplh d •'. |... k of t be pri vions eve lead) fnl oeeiipancy III, nl I lie I ife ,.| (till t 'bill eh." t., ni'.lci w.iy by S l i t u r d a ) W h e n a s k e d i f t h e r e is a ny p " - * ' ft, i inlull discus ,.. the wall i lose Mm • la given nl {Ih.blb*. liing. weie aide t,» proceed. it Is bllld. a lin Twelve mi'll injured lit the ex will, b prodli. ed. b l e w a y t o s e p a r a l . t h e D e n i . n ' » • " >.nrv it to lb.waul Kaville's .me story real f•oilt It • «f tin inch dm mg the 4* Among the pu singers traveling ,,, |lie Ileal el '•• lllal mint•' pl.'Moii .till an undei ti.'iitincnt v o te rs f ro m the R e p u b l i m n and "th 1,’ine oil Palmetto Avenue is mul. 1.. .111 ii|i till \\ i*dlit"d!R.N m«ii mm* i rcs-i,.ii to linger and better le at im- navil liosplllll, f.ml of the liorlhwald who vvere tied ll)' »»t e r p a r t i e s , Mr. D u l t o s e s t a l e d ' b i . Inw a» mg ilipid progress, and when com .,,, | oi.e i|U.t: ter rtf Ull llicll III til.' | |.t ought f|..iii the cmisel buv Stuart were Mi and Mis l nrnid c o u l d n ot b e d o ’ ie be« a u s e t h e n m e 'Its m p i.'. d will repr i-sval all expelidl 21 houi' ending this iiioining I'l ui I li ally i,is Viiridi il.ilt, J r . returning from mg died al l.'l ill rival •i nc l a e a re n Inrge n u m b e r o f people who ” VVillniins -latid that the Ink' I ui of $ IJ»!>« all me suffering limn fa»c burns a short trip to Miami and en route Announcement w»r. mode totlny i e g i v t e r a s Demo* r a t s tor tin p n In K < 1 1 1 r. M '« • late Miperi'di a wa- under . los. nbsei vance. un i \\.,lk llli s been slai tisl and the dm tori, in . lunge describe to lain Angeles. I.i the locul Chamber of Conimorca m a r y e l e c t i o n m i d t h e n v e Repi l b (wo one story rusldenees at Elia Mint as soul, as ll lllid been .-tab •lent «d i ..ngiegala.iial Mis-mas. 'lu ll bui ns nn purln ulally s. I lous . mel i i l l i g (lint in u comniunicotion fron. W. \x.„iu and Highland Street owned Ii.-bed that il bad reached its high t l.en belli lb. cb.se nttci.ti.m ami be. ause of the duligei that the vic­ 'id 11. i 22. Locked l i c u n o r P r o g r e s s i v e o r j i t aig, general puxsengur ugrnt 1.. , xi, )•; K Householder und , -l level. In intended to no asm. deep Intel cM of the Association, u- tims have nihal.'d smoke or Ilium's, f g ii ,i-t ui North Is e l s e i n t h e f i n a l e l e c t i o n . ol the Atlantic l ’oast Line Railroad • ■: It- ii'ivy dil igltde ll ,. f|,iw of Mo decreasing will. ' be —|h*k< "t the new fields ami in winch ease pneuiii.iliia is likely. vaim d lit $l.tv0l»( olnpany, It was stated that the openings t o * ollgi.'galiontilis'ii Sevel ul " f the pullcllts eolliplallird I. g gi i."ined for in Mils way dctci mine I In buy Pi ell in Iim i v " ‘"k bus also In t i.mpuiiy has consented to huvt, •lie Stall In b " address, he laid . ! Iioars. in «s dining the day. un.l ..I, the i vv story brick building ll ..f lime lie.'.'*sary fm It t» agn I . t ' I lull s.tay , euslSanford celery. «l the request « 11 ..i.t limed on page < ■ ) |„ ,, e electe.l at I'mk Avenue and i, to h il- not mul level. liu- symptom was regal tied as on 11 \\ 11ti. l exuthe Inca I trade body, featured IT I a v..I able. None of tin* men are Oulv M i n i li> tin* ‘ |l> Saiil«»r.I .ii - ., <vmt mg the most (be dining curs of the cuinpany ah'* .ml of dung, r It wm stated Some uliu) the " D e lu x e Set vice" on I lo . . ..ini.let id Structure will rep it'.i ' ' 'alii bills oil t he I.MS ANGF.l.ES. « al . Met. 22.had their v> throws uml eyelashes The opening session of the govern­ Pennsylvania System. «|'Mt .ili <%|’<nditnre of $05,000. i it. before Issuing Thi*. it wu* learned, will bCffU^ ,nt inucd on P.ige Six I n burned oH, uml it was feared ment's suit again the I'nit-Ameri The Sanford Kiwatiis < >"'• ll- 1 Mon sight lllbighl be ulfei led. can Petroleum und Transport (sun a* Sim.n as Sanford celery i* pn| i. |a.rs are neceshary I i |iaiiy (,, cancel the Elk Hill Naval on the market. From thi.i ux >I- t..i her trip back cried to u number of int.-r«stuig seaaon HSCH granted g l Hi l l ed the i n i ' r.. m e end •-».«. of thc .cubing -----Reserve oil leases K. the ag a vt.irmy cruise addfeHses und talks at .1' >'••"" F i n e s t power set ill, with the inevitable interest.', crowded fed i ery grown In thl* section will, The pinch of an empty "tumm ulif .iiiia count from luncheon ut the Montezuma **■•••'» to,lav among which wus that ol .-rul Judge J . AUCormaek’s court , given preference over the cto. ,uu shatter and dissipate the nn ' uiuniph «.f old man hunger, wlmse \Sa b strength eornpares very favorably Rev. Kerrison Juniper of M 1 »‘here Tuesday, outnumbering those jof other sections that mav M >i ..scale dlearn* nf romance and ad teraburg who spoke on the subject riHK that ... a a attending the sensational crim inal, able during venture, accvirding to young * *'l t«> that of Hercules. ' So the hunger knawlng at their It is pointed that this wi.l of bringing chiiOl Ulinpc'lk underprivileged *....... ,s. trial* held 111 i.*>* Angeles in the fold Reel, who has returned lgrentlv in placing before the g O * rile case of Ernest Dixon, Con­ past severul months. III f l f F n n a i v P '<<>'«» o( the northern states to M»r Standing of contestants »t noon. home here ufter u French leave "f Vitals set the young adventurers cral public the famous Sanlova UI l i l i c n s i v e j(Ju w,n»er where they * ' 1 W ednesday October 22 1024. to philosophizing upon the f»R>' tinued from Monday’* session of The governments’ amended bill delta product and will •VMtuallJf 5ti7.y2:i several days’ duration. receive the U nefits und i.r.vi edged Miss Nell Williams of uhumloning two perfectly g<»"l of complaint charges conspiracy be Disgusted with the humdrum m > police court, wuh urruigned before have considerable effect upon tli% ft* i 22 -Iniliul suc- accorded by the moderate climate 502,510 meal tickets, und in the end reason tween Albert B. Full, former sec­ Velma Shipp Miss I'. king government of this state. 528.050 not. my of school life, and coiiiph '• prevailed, and the two prodigals re- ' Judge J . G. Sharon thi* morning retary of the interior, and E. L- market by Increasing consumption . Versa Woodcock Miss t"t the Manchurian 451.810 |y "fed up" nn locul atmuapheiv, turned to their homes here. and the defendant lined $25 und Doheny, involving thu payment of of tlw product and pupulanxm* K«v. Juniper suggested that im Namm Fellows . 120.305 young Reel became smitten wiili * It iblv that the matter be taken up by the various Miss Mary Kinluvv Whereus the majority of parents costs or in ease the tine is not $100,000 by Doheny to Fall, which I the Sanford grade. 75.720 go fever, und hi* udventuroua *p"'t en. incut's firat army Kiwnnis (Tubs of ibis state and Miss Sarah Corwin would have welcomed their wuyfat paid to serve 30 days on Hie city wa* followed by granting o i , -o.il Miss 32.750 yearned fur the realization of may return to Shan­ that th“v arrange to brim’ a nuin offspring very,very wurmly strocts. He wus charged with car­ leases In tho naval reserve t«-4he Mis . M. K. I’uttersoii me on on m eoocean v *“" ing offspring viry.vcry 20,350 |inward drrain of au life th*' rying concealed weapons, k inns, Doheny Interests, whose calue In 't the criliran situa- ber of these children down here E. A lJrothfr»on Mrs. 10,570 wuve and the ') the mussing of Muk- the fall ami cost# und estreated bonds at this possible profits have been estima­ tne bounding Spaiii.'h them back to Mrs. j . F. Boston 13.200 now considered their homes in the north in the Mrs. Mary Bowie . • j£ morning's session totaled $*>-l. ted by Doheny at $100,000,000. . ... i1u.. „( Heel greeted his son a.x if nothing 12,360 The cases ns arraigned were: Owen J . Roberta stated the gov­ LONDON, Oct. 22.—Tradltloiiolf Peggy UruVoti-Mis* .... 12.500 nwould riflieva Annie Tuylor, disorderly con­ ernment’s case briefly. ----------------- It would“Pn relieve muen «ui niuch .ufferim^ Mr*. Emmie Wick*.. | th o V tt^ d ci!A t " ^ 10,000 „t school, ' b e y o u n p t e r r duct, dismissed; Junie Chambers, Thc defendant welcomed the c o t U n H --------Margaret Miller V in o r ic a T o I “***4 R * v- Juniper, from the tile ex- Mi»s to hi* home with determined »t» l'» t V , Ilun„ H hunger had 10.000 /. a - 1 und aevere cold weather of disorderly conduct, $10 and costs change of venue and expressed the opposition to a “p a c t' Im Airs. Walter Wight hi " , been ullayc.l, ne quieuy u m u . .. |or l0 10.000 trome northern stutes. Ii> 10 days )n in Jail; Willie Uenoo, Benbo, great satisfaction that tho case the Liberals and C o n s e rv a tl.„ Mr*. v C (Jo »on ............ anbis soa und pointed out the folly of ; g.)eej j ng < |ip bond estreated; Chal- was out of thc senate and before • the part of tha more extreme aneming every club take ii l»“ ■ M E. Dooly j o g Mrs. JU.UIA* the modern substitute fur the bam hi* *«* and l stuted. much good can be dont in Mi** Ethel Henry Cg-, allowing hi* imagination lo ru" , meni Harkey, reckless driving^ $6 federal tribunal according to r rank ....... »°'0w0 il>. Met. 22,— France 10 000 dunu handkerchief used by ull reg In jail; Bam J . Hogan, chief defense counsel. ^DlsU-ust* npf*suBpiclon find thalc n ts i wild to auch an extent. r i c0* u or 10 days in Mary Field*— ....... lint* of work. . Mis* *ilh America for the this ulur pirates, he departed for P*r“ w { °r * c ! understand* boy nature, S O. Shlnholser. Kota nan. w m j Mis* disorderly conduct, dis­ Hogan declared that “we purpose within the week in present at the lunchfarn and spoke «r himself nut so V t l Y Arthur Lee, reckless driv­ to expose an almost Inconceivable loudest voice among the Liberuo* A JUrU8 Al>“^ k !"!' loIoOO unknown in the con.,winy f ■ ^ missed; notwithstanding l i s t Mr. Asquith. ^aiurday and Sunday to tlie club on the s u b l e t of $h» Miss whose name h a * , not been t*t-h ^ ^iui»^ n g ago. an«J •v' nothing more ing, $5 und costs or 10 days in jail; story of the deliberate misrepre­ U n a Bell lI*K»n........ Mis* their leader, h ai given his U e a * ^ *dl . elebrate the Ccn- manufacture. commercially. o. Uubu William*........ IW.0O0 luno4* Ernest Dixon, carrying concealed sentation of known, or ing to a reciprocal urrangenw: t he Murqul* Dc Lufuy- veneered craU* and crate mu I Mis* Kmilv Griffin--------- 10,000 For three day a the boys success- v%uu buid of the matter. ___ _or 0 p#aervaUv« So young Clifford returned to weapons, $25 and coats, or SO days cert a in able facts and t*# JU>W«?h- whereby Liberal tiere. Mi** t'laia Rsnkin— ...... 10,000 f u|iy cduded thc authorities that. teriala. After pointing out thL fully eluded the a u t h o r i t i e s ^ ^ h o o l tIIIC h e n e x t d a y indObaodoncd ing dlsetflbn of the thith eniUn in jail. , In some conatituencif ftlliuui --way in which these crates an S 'r? S P Dutton-..:.......have made as unlike na day ami ing m de SO— a» to avrrt the titrate ditty c f “Yo Ho, Ho Ami made, Mr. ShinhoUar 8 U t « l t j j j night the case heretofore present­- are ataman* Truth Is stranger than fiction, A Bottle Of Run;," In favor of the Mi„ Dorothy S t o k , . ------10.OJ0 each year enough lumber, time their small supply of funds ed to th* public and the case now and, umong our present books,, a . Oct. 22 —Wheat, Dc- into crate materials, to build 1 ^ became exhausted and u gruelling victory rojig of the Sanford High strvngvr to fiction. to be submitted to tbU court. ’ A • . BtUr 1- • ■ ■ und Will aehooL »*• 147td. May, 151V» OOU bungalows ls sbltim J V ) .W i i l u i u t b e n n . WiUou.. >. l>cc. i g u y to iq $ H . the state of Flvttda. 1 ” , (Continued on Fagc bix) C a m p a ig n K e n tu c k y sa n fo r d -d ela n d ; BRIDGE REOPENS THIS AFTERNOON Japanese Warships Visit Shanhaikwan FOUR MORE DEAD FROM EXPLOSION ABOARD TRENTON BEKHANS SAYS RAIN IS HURTING CiiliRCH MEET Sanford Celery To Be. Featured in the Dining Cars of Coast Uno loah Prepared ) to I t. Worth Suit to Annul Oil Leases Of Doheny Is Begun Tuesday Kiwanians Li s t e n To Address By Rev. Kerrison J u n i p e r CAMPAIGN LIST SHOWS CHANGKS AMONG LKADKKS *No Place Like Home” Declares Boy Back From “School of Hard Knocks roops Launch .. round Dixon Guilt> of Carrying '• ,,oh"n* Concealed Weapons Distrust and Suspicion Make Pact Impossible * Centennial *L— ..... * “ r UtKET *»ImLi . ' n •"»« "V- "... »’ * - �'»*• ■>;*v, •V ^ . SK . : fAOB SiX m o m W'll t K City News nel * * . mr :k» Paragraphs In South F l o r i d a Gasoline P0TAf k* THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 193 4^11 ••’ A G T i .p' ’fjtflit* •fY' (Continued from Page 1) day, the roads were all right and "business is going on as usual.” Tampa Motor Club said the gale missed Tampa and that conditions were normal. On the whole there is no change in general road conditions other than the foregoing and it appears that the predicted storm in South Florida has not resulted in any material property damage. . Florida's 1924 Sweet Potato Crop Expected to He One ..of JLarjrest Harvested Since -Beginning of World War Warranty Deeds* v T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla., OcL 21.— Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. R a tliff to Persons in Florida who travel by Peter Botxie. lot 8 and the- north automobile pay in the form of gas oline taxes and registration fees eighth feet of lot 0, block 11 an average o F about one-fourth of tier 2 of Sanford; consideration, a cent a mile, according to esti­4*4.500. . mates baaed .on -information comTheodore J . Miller, to - Federal the Ufdted*Rtate« d S S J S o l S e r i e s , ><* » < l«« the ""th 1 and 1-2 feet) of block K ^ o n S X y « H / X | 3jonaidenstion. J W , t i A I f l E S V f L L E , Fla., O c t 21. T h s 1024 sweet potato crop is exfleeted t o total more than three fnittton bushels, Florida'* ■'biggest crop In aaveral years. Therefore, tpa problem of harvesting. storHeavy Rains at Fort Myers. A greater part of thia license and •ing three acres more hh less; .coni o r and curlnx are increased. FO R T M Y E R S , Oct. 21—-The ^ ^b^rge-, however; (I. e x p e n d e d ' “'deration, $1,000. The best way to keep potatoes storm which has been raging b e r o ifor th# benefit 'of motorist. i t ! ---------through , th e season, especially for three day*, assumed greater l j # pointed out. for d U rtnglast year i City LWeas**. Issued where they arc to be kept In quan­ proportion. Monday with a 45-mile 8 1 7 « -r c c flf V the motor vehicle I ---------t i t i e s ,'i s by means of the sweet an hour wind and heavy rains jlicenae revenues and per cent of.! Wight Grocery Company, whole* potato ‘Storage house, says B. W. The barometer late Monday read j the gasoline ■ taxes collected ; rale merchant, $14; O. R.-Brooks, Jenkins, district agent of the Ag­ 29.22 and the indicattons were that .throughout ihe country .were turn- rc** estate agent. $15; Virginia- !_■* ricultural Extension Division. F lo r­ the worst of the storm had not.ed over to the state highway de- Carolina Chemical Company, deal- l « id- College of Agriculture. Since arrived. - - "Many streets in the • city • •partments - *• fo * r expenditure under - - grs in fertilizer, $17; Marion Spe- *!»• lufi^er ia expensive it probably were flooded, and’ all business their supervision. This percentage cialty- Company, J' . - retail merchant, , , . , i fj | wifi be more economical for a num for the entire country is bettered $5; Smith Brothers. Incorporated, l a houses have been closed since earbar of farm ers in a community to I to some extent In Florida, however, retail merchant, $11; San Ju an , [ * JplU torcth er and build a house ly this morning. The city is with­ where the entire gasoline tax and Garage Company, dealers in auto* r 3 High water which will take care of the potatoes out lights or power. virtually all receipt* from automo*. mobiles, $25; W. S. Price, contrac- ■ j for. the entire community, he sug- is responsible far most of the bile license l a " * go into the build­ tor, $10. damage. Train service is delayed. Jfwita. ing of highways. The time for gathering and stor­ Thirty-five states now have the State and County I j censes Issued PUNTA GORDA, Oct. 21^-The ing1 potatoes soon will be at hand, gasoline tax. the rates ranging j ---------I.. R. Waters, retail merchant, and suggestions for storing the tropical storm which struck this from one to three cents with th e ' I-. crop are considered timely because city earlier in tho afternoon was exception of ope atate which ha* a j $1.75; H. L. Hall, colored, bnrbor o f the fact that throughout the wrecking havoc here nt fl o’clock four cent tax. A ’one cent gasoline |shop, $1.75; Smith Brothers, Incor- . state, as well as other sweet potato Monday night. Heavy rains over­ tax increases tho cost of operating j P<orated, retail merchant, $13.75; | [ $ growing areas, a large percentage flower the streets nnd the city is In the average vchjale .by less than a Mnrion Specialty r J . H i l l / . retail M Ulli . _ Company, Of the crop is lost ench year darkness, all electric lines being tenth of a cent per mile, it is stat-1 merchant, $4.75; A. R. Collicut. through careless hnndling and im­ down. Maritime interests nnd the ed. ._ retail merchant, $4.75; . Sanford proper methods of putting the pota­ fishing industry were said to be ----------- I---------------- —* 'Battery Service, garage for repair*. toes away. suffering damages. Tbe citrus crop ' Farm ers, it is suggested, there­ was reported to be seriously dam­ fore, should be sure to gather thoir aged. ner. retail merchant. $7; G. F . Bel potatoes before frost has killed tho Many of the citrus trees are vines, as thia injures the roots and said to be uprooted. Trees along lea A. Dallas, manufacturer of I ■ makes thorn more subject to rot. concrete. $15.25; Dr. John J . Heitz I Ft* the streets have been torn down. .T h e digging and handling of p o ­ (Continued Crum Page 1) (county license), $5.25; Virginia- ' Vegetable plantings were thought tatoes should bo dope very rarcxul- to l»c a total loos. Ilell Telephone und Telegraph Carolina Chemical Comiainy, retail I If i instead of being handled ns Company of Atlanta to issue tele­ merchant, $22.75. s t o w wood It would be better to phone directories more often in handle them as eggs, in order not Building Permit this city. It was pointed out that to bruise and skin them. Fldns-for the construction of the the directories now in use over Mrs. F. V. I,ee, alteration. $100. , notato storage house tnny Sanford nnd the community are, bod from the county agent * or Ilirts Recorded. for the most part, practically worn ' g to the College of A g ri­ .Mr „ n<1 Mr„ „ to<|k n „ rrtpt< lure. University of Florida, It was announced today that the out, nnd that the information is in Gainesville, or the United Htates funeral of Mr*. Arnold Jon **, who many respects far behind he prog- Sanford, girl; Mr and Mrs. Mar Department of Agriculture. Wash­ died Kundny afternoon nt 3 o’clock res* being made in this special i *'n ^emple, Sanford, girl; Mr. and ington. Ask for copies of Farm ers’ nt Robson's Sanitarium, has been ft|>1(| ( Mr*. R. !». Wight. Sanford, girl. B u l l e t i n s (170 and 817. postponed because of relatives who nave failed to arrive. Two new mcmtiers, Dr. A. W. ■I ' N I T E D W E S T A N D , The relatives, it wns stutod, are Epps, dentist, and W. W. (.’. Smith.' i>n i m : n we; p a i . i . on their way to Sanford from furniture dealer, were initiated at I I !<ll lot In I l.ukf i'll, It>.potter Htnl 7* l!'!ll points on the lower east coast nnd todays' session. ' It* 1‘ul.llHlo il |„ Tninpn Trltiunc, Ort are cipected to arrive here this II. n : i ) George W. Knight gave a short Tlie propon. il iiiormtno nt of Art 1 W ASHINGTON. Oct. 21.— The nftsrnoon. If these people get to nddress V»f welcome in which . he tele VIII “ f Mi. I'ou.tin.||„„ of Plot development of railroad facilities, Sanford today, it was said, the fu ­ stated that it is the aim Im of Of nolw>- i,w hi a relulM. r ••!*»! i \• i.. in I ••i v<i| i 'mi nf) it $|i| • 1 which has not kept pnre witli gen­ neral will ia- In-Id Wednesday at tary to put service abovi(• Ht*If HDfi ! J4««,Km*hv fill nlmnlil t « •. I \« n»-r |..ns t [ J eral transiKirlntion, must be the the undertaking parlors of the that "He profits most w vhn M . r v e , ................ next stop in solving the problem Mill er establishment on Second best." H. C. Du Pose «Slso spoke [ |.lirt ,,f pr..,o.sn., n no foil... ,.t [ ” Street between Magnolia und Pal­ of marketing the country’s farm briefly, welcoming the new mem i» «« metto Avenue. iwrs into the organization. . ““eeilon U r i , Irslalulnrr nknll products Secretary Hoover declur Mrs. Jones was operated on nt er>i i • t si ht%%r l l i r P « n r r | r s l a l i l l s h , r k n i i g i es. Fru it distributers lie said, e s ­ The only visitor of the occasion^................. „ ,.„ m> the Robson Sanitarium Inst timated that they could have han­ Wednesday for nnpendicitis und it was Harney Honfield of St. Augus­ I r s i U i i n lr rrllnrlsll | IhraH aknni dled 20,000 more carloads of Cali­ Is said that she was thought to be tine. Mr. Honfield made u short t l u i a l f * i M i n l | I n I k , e l n r r n f n i l r n n n l f , i l l n l r l r l . l i i n n l r l p n l nnd Inm l fornia and Florida fruit last year recovering until Sunday morning talk. a n v r r n m r n l n . b n n r d n , Im m I I , , n n d o f had the terminal facilities been when sin- Im' riiii to become weak Memliers present at today’s f l e l n l n . r * n „ n 1 1 1 I l o n n l n r ' n l n • n i - r t . available. •I * r . r i r r u l h r o r j t i d l r l n l . n m l . It is not known whrther or not luncheon were: poclnring an estimate of dollars burial will trike place in a Inert George W..rBroekhahn. S. O. r■ rb.u ldl « |f ll rr «r « rnrni ldt r r uf ln#r l Jl ui mr l sd i ol lfr l ml hi iril ,i g n « lost through inadequate facilities, cemetery. Chase. Randall Chase, II Du- f r u H t f h l , t i n I r g U I n l l t r , r i r r u l l he declared tnnt the lost was great Hose, it J . Holly, M. ( . Haddock, » n d |m <1 I r 1 h | d r | n i r i m r n t s n m l and that inadequacy caused further damage because t lit- necessity of . . . - ... i i i r.dward Higgins, t . r.. I l u i r j . in n , .iiiiii.ni wnuM !•«• ,.. i.. . i v,<1.1.- Mum reassigning commodities due to in lH L 111(1 1 () I v C H t H e r e w. Kmglit. A. R. Key, Frank M ac-.iim i .................. i.< . - i .. i.I i- i...,i on ability t» handle them at original •I ii im ml mr ni Neill, Dr S. I’uleston, W. 8 . F a r - 1 •'“[ i"»i* fr*i»»i ii**- urn *’1141hi rnl points for their destination. ker. F E. Iliiumillot, II It Ste r ii *ii > In i ■* m in* i| «*f The funeral services of Mrs -i .. of . r mu of Ihodlust Monduy vens. Dr. R. K. Stevens, S. 0 . S h in - 1 , reniiiot tin- of f |.11oM• of i |•. ••-ri • 1 holser, F. S. Vernay, A F.. Yow-' Mnvni r .unii Souls (atiiolp h « t i n i •• D m l m m i |*i • r i t « f" " '1 " iI $’oil lit \ rus of Di-I jiimI ell. It I. Dean. Dr A W Kpps, 1 u m p a ig n \ \ W Smith. | ’i .« ,, and Rev. Bllslnnder of Orlando, of f lli* Ht.it • of . *i — - . N A SH V II.I.B , Tenn., Oct. 2 1 . - fic ia tln f. Those wiio s n vod ns pnllhcnri r» w o o d s t a v e p i p e John W. Davis went out of Tenues ' Mi. •'..iislll nil. it It I- ip I I.. wcriq I* 1* I'erold, E. K. la n r . < ii I t hr*i I h*» i see today to carry ins campaign in­ I. Britt. 1 K. Kstrnlge, William I •u v n I 1 •'limit \ 4“ i**ti it ti v mu Imriil to Kentucky then buck to Indiunn : Hossidy and W K. Wathcn. I•• Im ii l ’ .pf i *| and Uhiu. The f» »»»• I * **f I il n I Mrs Holt was horn in i’eiilisvl nr«» ml M.. nt |*r«•!•.*»M\ nm< •h Ml flint His departure from this stale vania in 1HU3, hut lind lived the If til! |M Mjllf *.f | ‘ l*lfll|jt U ’ .»|l«t ftlU* • (Continued from page 1) was m made the ocrasinn for repeat greater part of tier life in Kith4 •II \ ft I I m »*• nii ltl*1*|M |fd*s|it ed declarations, volc<<d ronfidently ronl. wt)vre she took an active part and connected properly. It will take Mtntf ihe»n t It•• f it x |*i«> « r n of t lint less than a week's time to connect t **rrl f mi \ u milfi i*n i ' * t t h f l r jimt to friends who conferred with him in church and community work, •111 mft nf titifitlMti f o r Htntr |>ui up nnd arrange the tanks, Mr. Wil­ |ir daring his two day atay bore, that nnd endeared herself to many. |M*k8 S Tennessee's political trend was nl . She is survived by a son and liams said. I Mi' n I • Miititv f l l f i i M in*t Im- nl In conclusion the city manager I nHr t l I m n c r r i f r f m m III* M h I i k m Vtogether satisfactory from a Demo- (laughter J . F. Hcnncssy and Mrs. l Imt dhoiilil r r n m i n n« n crtltlc standpoint. |W. p . Gillen, of Lakeland, f-.ur stated that the 12-inch emergency th*ri tnmMi l e r iMttl itv, unit r«h<i||l<1 h»:»r Ii r r well at the waterworks plant lias |»n>|t««i ♦*iOn tho way to I^>utsvillc. where grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs f Imiiii I pH r t n f t a i it 11 mi A «l \ hs B|s«akk tonight, tlie Democratic Annie Sertelle and Mrs. M. J. Dun- been enmpleted. Tho well is over ■100 feet deep and Mows voluntarily r||icftian will tpeuk at Howling ru'tt, both of Pittsburg, Pn. although pmnp* will lie used in Green nnd Klizuhetiitown. connection with it in case of firo Ur. Davis loaves Louisville nt and the like, it was Iciuned. It is supposed to supply 2,000 ((allons o f water ench minute, nnd .will lie used only in case* of emergency or t absolute necessity. ■•. i -I a t 9 o’clocl Hotel, to tal you on a r»D 4\ Val( k -A% J* * • ‘ ’ * *; a.. . J , to the most Beautiful part of SeminoleCounty, and we belicve w* can truthfully say all Florida for Rotary Club Hears Paper On Managing R a i l r o a d Affairs !w -'rc!*" Ur EC 1 E&i w [S' Funeral Mrs, A. Jones Postponed Until the Arrival of Relatives Railroad Facilities Are Said to Be Inadequate Mrs. Agnes Alice Holt Jj W. Davis Completes Tennessee Campaign ( iw }? 3 £ «« h nr Jl,t FOB CITY WATER SYSTEM ARRIVING Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOUR ARE KILLED X'fidiln.V,nc'""" ““'1.......IWHEN EXPLOSION -! ’ — ---------OCCltRS ON BOAT Associated Press Is -----P ra is e d W'r m : B y M a rtin --------BOSTON. Oct. 21 Frederick Roy Martin, general manager of the Associated Pros*, reviewed the past work and aims nf the Assoein tad Pres* ut * banquet of the Ho* U)n Club of the Harvard Business School Alumni lust night He said i t is the only organization ns fur as he knew tabulating the nuthmul election return* This work, lie, ., . ry i n T h K ' i o l i ....... wcri killed fluii 18 injured by an * explosion during target practice. Admiral Kbcrlo, chief of naval op- | oration* and ucting secretary of i |iuvy, sent the following me* „„K(. , () Admiral McCulley, commM„rter of tho scouting fleet: Department deeply regrets ucgident on Trsnlon and expresses heartfelt, sympathy to officers and men of that vessel nnd to the rel- | T h e BUTTERMILK Odor tells th e taste I K ^ODOfc is a part ajfeo'sslz lrt t s r x *.- *h-""i of Payability TniiirerT fn* Accident,*•*>’'»«* n»w»ag« which said: V-v tiff?.— o^m cA G O, ' ' Oct. / w L iu c u i, -— • Z L -T h irty ..,,owiler 'win ^ 1 fKnltw} mount. ln Eighteen , , lhrM Admiral McCulley. forwunl or more who Investigate Only 20 Units Our record, ask any Orlando Hank. Djif Credit Association or Chamber of f'omntt id suit the man who, through tho newnpipi weekly. will he aold at the present price 12 Big Lots including Lake Front at $996.00 Only $83.00 a Lot our terms are as liberal ns our Methods will permit, and you have Musi ness Challenges All Florida to produce n man or woman we sold Ileal■ tnte afte r four years of sliceoujful nellinf■ sales running into millions wo can't *hovf 5 Y ears To Pay on easy monthly payments, f» miles of streets and electric light hnc.s are now being built. A profit This is not advertising "bunk,” it’s a fact! to our buying conservatively und Hcllmf nl fully and every salesman in our office live up to The National Press Home is now an assured fact New Buddings, one under way and others start soon. *" This Pledge Now Think where iH then: a bettor, more beautiful npot for a home than Altamonte — Sanford, Or­ lando and W inter I’urk all within 10 to a 30 minute ride Priqefr.Advance Nov, 1st. . Our offer is only open to gtriuiyd floor buy­ ers - o Hundred Boost eri; to Help Us— and.In Orlando'-tve have ' ' - We promise to never sell a piece of Re*l| tate thut we would not buy ourselves. Meet Us alt the-. Valdek Ha tel cortl^r Buses will ha WdJfing^Tuead , on ly t a k e s tujo h p u n u t o m a k e i'laceH you undo/ uu o b jig Q tto n . m Imy. ' J Never Again Know Real Value will such values men will lie on drive your own tliis aide of the he offered. Courteous J l tho grounds., If you c*rq oar. Watch our sign* ij Altamonte Hotel. Itemember you know its a fact the first Buyers the Pio­ neers. are the iwople who make the money. buses leave the Hotel at 9, 11, 2 and 4 nesday, October 21st. t.< ill T h o 3 In 1 r e s u l t In f r r d i n g “ HKD COMH F E E D S ” ! | U ‘'j S em in ole F e e d Co. : i ti -• * i-V i!-\ in Itrlrm irrs: A r c t i c sod Fourth 8 t r A S .s l s f (hr Srmlawte C rss ly (-•sllrr *’ 1 7 iln a b v r : Dili.ANDO BA SANK .AND TRU5 ! S T CO. HANFORD CR IATIPN . r $ dit asbocia : JHAMBHH 'O F CO ORI.ANDO CH COMMERCE. JfU I , ,V * A L G R A I N . - T h © b « tV f o r Hof,»ct» a n d M u le s . D A I R Y M A N ’S D E L I G H T , P r o d u c e s M o r e M ilk . | $ 5 B n H 3 ^ Y i N G M A SH . F o r tho M ost E g g s. kot Your, ■ tig AM sdstlra . PHONE 94.. NORTH ELM GOOD FEED AND PLENTY OF IT AstScrU rS MS. ho knows it's true— aak for a list of o«r{)J lando clients for the pAat four years. ' Wo N»vd Hotter Hens, Hotter Caro and Hotted Feeding is on fiS r .' S ! a 'J & Z T t " c k IU '. ,w > ; 7 v^ ; g S $ n* $ rtS 'dt i i b Z wrecksd In a rrazh an the northby Captain H. G. Kalbfu* .seest side of the business s e c t i o n .'" f i*»* Trentyn, in aidlspsteh timed ______________________ st 4(8(1 p. m. Monday and prorn,L;" B a » h fu l Mr. Dobbs" will meet |jsed detail* wh^i the cruiser reach■'k|l cousin, Marston Bobbs, at tKc jed Hipnpton Road*,-Va. 'H i g h School Friday night, fie Th«. Trenton was coiumi**ioned there nnd see what happens. Only nbout; six .months ugo and had just 25 «nd 50 oauts. Auspices Senior returned from its (hake down Epworth League. ’ ' lerui** around Africa. to have n part in thia Heautiful Sul>url> and we want all Sanford to he;*r our ntory and tuk'1 the trip through our Suburb Heautifid hut to the best business men and women in tho City— Hankers, Lawyenj, Doctors, Real Eatate Men and Merchants— people of vision, who live* or were injured In the per- i formance of their duty." A *-« The aecldent was reported to ( s s e n g e r s r\ re dapurtment by Admiral Mc( ulin Ask Your Banker SoM 800 Lots xlmate cost of $250,000. __ _ _ ____ 'X n ju r t u We Want Sanford People ' ii.'i'' \ S' offtime called the Alps of Central Florida because of her Woff der Hill’s & Lakes has many times been so Proclaimed. j NATIONALt. hjpul ; KKAAES % a • 1 Office Ground Floor Or laado Ban9k!gT'Tru^t iCai’- _ ih ! -v -u u v D u . .. " • ' 1 ■■ * f n c iO R K H • ' ‘ *’\ t Wh»- d m �, ■„ Y'v> PAGE TWO (The ■M upuni ,y t , • ______________________________ _____ . _____ ___________ >rd Herald 1 - THE il >- rJ A Tip To The Merchants Of Sanford , •Mm i m i n * * r » RHBfnrd. Florida aa Second Class Matter, 17. J i l l , at the Poslofflco »ford, Florida, under Art of SANFORD HI t Y ’The Hterfcld hna henrd of a little incident that might he interesting to the merchants of Sanford, if the merchants of | Sanford are looking for tips on how to mnkc money come, faster and more plentifully. . - A§ Brisbane Secs It l.UdBT. ■ J ■ HOIXANO L, »KA!t;.r . ..... Kdltor Three Orlnndu women, whose names we shall not use, Jt. jtoAVAitn n i m a l . . Manaarr •—V hcnrd th at they could drive to Sanford, do their week-end rhnnr 14N **$ Mnanolln A m u r LD, WEDNESDAY, , w r .'T - ii. '.i.- ■ “ r r FOR THIS i n DAN D01 rr ■ r~ r~ Police’report, hinBs nre not »0Bti| ?ll? •1 to 1 on Coolldge. Wheat, IIJ S I. What About Cotton? A “Swell’’ Prison. I1Y ARTHUR HRISBANH (Cop) risk I 1021) Poi"K on thc' Rood if you j w t j j j BloKsnl nrc thTi one got shot in jj J i shopping, including the purchase of an evening gown apiece, f t v n s r n i r T io N i i a t k s BETTING IS now 4 to 1 on Cool.Tear_$7.00 Six Mnnlhn . 13.to ' and save enough money in the process to pay the expenses of In City by Carrier, pef the trip and buy a number of " e x tr a s ." idge, up from 3 to 1. Betting IBe. Weekly Kdltlnn $2.00 Year. Being businesslike women, and incidentally being women against La Follctte is 0 to 1; it was :$AL NrtTICKt All obituary who used to live in a large city, they sent to Sanford and 0 to I. In New York Stntc, where lea. cardr rff thunkn. rsxnluMnnii •not let*, of entertainment a Tvh,et« bought copies of The Sanford Herald for the six days pre­ A1 Smith is running against Theo­ fire* a r t ntaife will he charged ceding the date of their intended trip. Then they met to make dore Roosevelt’s son for Governor, at reaulnr ad vert tain a rains. a s h o p p in g ITst from t h e a d v e r t i s e m e n t s t h e y e x p e c t e d l o lint! j thc "d'l* nrc H to 10 (>n Smith, ItlKn THIS ASBrtClATF.il I*HK«* You probably could get f 4 to 1 * Associated Pres* I* exrluN- .in t h e p a p e r s . entltlrd to the use for rciiublion of »ll news dispatches The merchants of Sanford know the rest of the story. a«rai,,,t I,nvi" as " f * " 1* Ncw York credited to It or not otherwise rredIttff In thin pnper and nlan the lornl Thc women did their week-end shopping in their own home Stnt,?.nehr* published heroin All Halits of r*pUbMr*llon of special dispatch­ town. They found nothing in the way of an invitation from 1 nea,,,ur' ,,f ,h'’ rrli,ri" U!' fi* ht es herein are nlsn reserved. Sanford merchants. They found no announcements of any tht' l ,*'»’ocratic convention, it is W E D N E S D A Y , O CTO BER 22* 1924 ’ * B I B L E THOUGHT FO R TODAY W A Y TO L I V E :— He hath shew ed thee, O mnn. what is good; and what doth the Ixinl require of thee, blit to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? Mlcah fi: 8. m LAUGHTER. Aro ;you worsted in n fight ? Laugh it off. Aro you cheated of your right? Laugh it off. Don’t make tragedy of trifles; Don’t shoot hutterflios with rifles— Laugh it off. Does your work got into kinks? r L augh it off. Aro you near all sorts of brinks? p Laugti it (iff. I f enjoyment you are nfter. There’s no recipe like laughter— Laugh it off. ----------o--------“ Prince of Wales Suffers Chill’’ rays a Times-Union head line. The poor little boy! _—----— <)—------- i . . ’The trouble is everything com­ ing up from Cuba brings some­ thing back except a storm. — -— — o ------------------ ( J o e Rears enrno to Sanford the other day to help druin the water from the celery fields. Joe always has a helping hand for the needy, -------- o------- - ••If some folks went in much for exercising the mind they would have muscle bruises and Charley horses. T,hi* l,'R aiuhk] nont us wa., not Hunter tie“r Ah IhmiBiit sorm* |jqU woodchuek. It token fur lilock.hr* Well, they 1 nn re of Wide, j.! we don’t kn..w iThn l»tig. K ■ I ti.ill i Kw ♦a-r # *-- -i j*, = -- He cntild lint gay with titiiln V, be paid with his life. Aeci.ld tn nld a b a -, a man vvb.. Iimlaidy kill- himself “i t .-up posed tu have dune all that tn* . could tu pay In- i|e|.t> of hum,! XI TUK WOMAN’S WORTH PALM REAi II PONT » In answer tn the query of The I quarts of fiuit, lul.-eil Tj’illll ehteks, A meric a it Agriculturist: “ How chuined 6.-1 fit) pounds of butter and much is u Woman W o r th ? " comes pul m dti.tUl bnui- sweeping, wa.-h a host of interesting answers. They mg and serubbmg. 1 a-slnnate the vary widely. There was u man who worth of my labor at $116,486, mute married because he was sure Ills " f which I have ever collected Hut Hnn. '• } •' •**'<• ,iX. ,|,„„n y ‘ I OR All nt;d Auton I.igltting 1Mauls. - KAYURO Phone .71X The_ BUTTERMILK tells the ti O dor is a of PalatabJ ( 'nil v mu lb tw t h e m ” H i : i ) ( t'MIt| t h e n \ tin will i d ■■ and FOB I.I.S>. %$tit(crriuJ-L ji S em in ole Feed i 'H o m : <n M x o i m i i ; i m ut: urs cd a « caik liiK via 11 .01 11- 1 1 1 v .0 S a n f o r d Kxclusivo Residential Rivisii - to fmm Rn , r 1 I . t , III lit - . W a t I ■it 1 . - 1 1 t, i ' bat It•*1 ■ O NLY 17 LOTS Ih .11 1 mu L A N i: R P S 111)1.1.1, Salesman PI IDS E «f •. .. d tig I lie a I I*. I * *1 •, 1I 1 , . lit 1 ,. ’. bit mu a dl 1. 1 . igi T! I e jlle e g-rniit n.- * ’"it I- Ietl, b ........... . Mil 111 111- 1 l ul l til It E ."idl ’ F I R S T NATION VI |i \Mv H K fx a ix B iiiiiri ■ i i v i u o B R i i a i x a a H i i a c i i i i i i r t ' • u a a a i a a a i D a i i B a a a n a a i i i R R R a R a a a R a n a i i H i 11 ■1 ■ JJ We are A g e n ts for the -I 1 a 111Ml. I. a - 111 1 n 1 a ■bnti il c 1 t In- . 1 1 1 L1 -Itt 1 ■■•■I b :nl 1 -in|. • 111* t i t lie ( ..uni; an 1 - by t In- ( bind Rnjiil ■ I Ol m g alO/.at lull. v. t 1 Illy , U PI \RMAN. .Ii . •• 1 • 1 jo v Sanford I Y ellow Jacke 1 S p r a y Cart Ii 4 ■ ■ I .-! I - In. ,, e M 2 " 4‘ 11 l i t O'* hi ink vour nrdrr fur ii new one or r t*pui■ l hr bid* \ and ir|i,nrs for I lie old tun ■* «,n MAHONEY - WALKERCO. IN C O R PO R A T ED Plume 3 - - -2vl7 E. * .iit'in,r0 “ Bashful Mr.Bobbs A C’OMKDY— t'N D E H )) -.’I A C T S A l SIM C K S Senior EpworFli League A le rt, re sp o n siv e hanking serv ice, o rg a n iz e d to m e e t to d a y ’s fin a n cia l n eed s. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 4 % Inti-ren t I^aid on S a v i n g s A c c o u n t s Strength S e rv ice Progress Friday, October 23th. 8:1.7 o'clock H 5 G0< t 0M K A M ) I,A lT iII WITH tJS Hits Space was Donated by Hr/ A FIRST NATIONAL BAl 1 A COMMUNITY F . P . F O S T E R , President SH»«-•‘ k •- ’V lfsK* 1 BATTER] I k For the Busy Man wife wouldn’t be u liability (he I love my husband and cldldleo, said he was willing to lake the anil would start in all over ugum gamble that site would be an a ss e t» for them." and there t« the woman w ho went The figures give u sti iking in vigorously to the defense of her sex , sight into the part woman plays ,n and cited u few o f 4* he things she man's success. This pnrticulut w.ihad accomplished to make her bus mutirnan may be an exception to On the last day of Jus life li e band’s farm u success. *he rule. We don't know because would cheerfully have formed u Her answer is particularly inter we have never figured it out. Yet syndicate to buy out Curtis, *t is evident that ifthc* average ac- Henrst, Victor Euwson and the ’ “In the thirty years of mv mar- icomplishea but half of whut this Chicago Tribune boys. He enjoyed Tied life,” she narrates, ”1 have (womun has accomplished, they are J life, with its failures and its suc­ served 235,425 meals, mode 33.1U0 entitled to joint partnership in cesses, and leaves only friends. loaves of bread, 6,1)30 cakca and 7,- profits, not "wages grudgingly That is as good us owning a suc­ cessful newspaper. 000 pies. I have canned 1,550 ^|mid." ■'** tiwj.n, comes tie. t„, ! single men am) Wa 1shot. II H. IE KfMlliSAAT is dead, a |plucky fighter to the l»M. Ii, apem milliiins on newspaper-, using tl,i- ^ fortune lhat la mudi- hi tils own line of busiiie--. 1 here ,iiever was a pluckier, more determined mull. 01 one more set in Ins rnnvietion that he ought to tn a great newspaper pwner. hudure and loss meant 1 nothing to him, . . j f in it. ate. ■ —---rfW ----— -— »-Tb« heart of u woman about to operated ton xuddenly atooped itlng. Physicians pronounced her Yet her face retained it» Sr and her ltmbn lacked the sr of death. Phyaiciana couldn't cide whether ahe w»* deud. tieone ahould have ahuuled, " f i r e l" ---------- o. W hat chance haa a mnn got these days? I f he asserts his Indetiendenca and insists upon his right to « a r white socks with black shoep p’s • brute and she'll get a divorce Nioda Of cruelty. If bo tries i t * her with soothing terms, i’l g mollycoddle and ahe’ll run ‘ with the chauffeur. . 0 J J u s Vanderbilt, J r ., an­ sa that he and hla associates construct a railroad across A through the Everglades. I< the proposed anti-inherit. hod something to with sybe it didn't. B u t no doubt belpa. .w m H " Hie |wnshingti n opens Ins "i nth hr. v + f * ‘*n .in th a t old advice, “ lie sure you arc •d 0 m |-1 1-uni; : In 1 ,•><Hj R1mil T h e p h o s p h a t e b u s i n e s s in 1'.'J:* a m o u n t ed 10 1,( mio.oimi . , "* U l ' ‘ " " s" ’* ,l" , 1 ( inniOlf. I.. 1 1 1 1 O - tin- biitili-viiid right and then go ahead," when a j,, , kli I'ull.-t ti* >. |... 111iriij |i,,wf 1 tin detour sign stares you in the face T h e hunk d e p o s it s in F lo r id a h a v e nn reu sed d u r in g t h e t b i r 1- vvb.il Stilnntuli 1 f v 1I111 a link nf Stale lllgtovav N-. In , •■.| eyery time you turn a corner. , ,, last live y e a r s Ulif> p er ci'ttl. Stale Ti i-nsiin 1 nf W im-i. h - iu tail the Mute R ...i| llepai'tllietd ----------------------- o — -— W e h a v e Milt n u r s e r i e s an d \ o .o u i ijk ih nut am i f t i u l - flfi tuil tin.I n Mbtititmted .m t)n 1tins given ti'-iM.mei that tin- high v. ill m. Contributions from ,S eminole I,,l,( u 1 mud *'ui’ ff-lbiu iil-n. the Inkefiuie , .< lif |(uli||i itn t !■ I . county to the Democratic camping" h e a r in g t r e e s . as Minin a- the inuniivutiieiit limt ., U|,, , Ii'tflilng' in l.i|.x*v I, m T h e a s s e s s e d v a lu e o f t h e s t a t e h as i n c r e a s e d s i n c e 11M0. Stii-i-t. fund are coming in about us fust been eoni|iU*tei 1 < Vllllltl as the proverbial syrup in the win 10(1 per c e n t . ( - -i,!.,. "I hfiujiif St.Of T re n -n iii . f This aetaii t in * . m m it t . t e r time. We art* going to publish W e h a v e fi.lMli m il e s <<t la i li .ad -, -1,1 fiH m il e - i.| mi \\ i-i .'ii-m 1.11,m , i- | ain ji l.aiiki 1 |1oven tbiO tb< . niellt v iilit a 1I1 i a list of the contributors tumor. 1*1 .ill <-lilt < v p ro v ed m a d s , and 2 0 s t e a m s h i p c o m p a n ie s o p e r a t i n g m th e jl-lllit-l tin1 legubit ,1 lit galty id* .1 •d ill ymil b-Oi ! .'* row. Yes, both of them. I u 1 1 1 1 Id htlv< laid t.. be 1 1 |n.|it ii-ian u ithoul f- t 1 it IV Ili-t IteT 11 111| s t a t e . m K - * •* — —° -------u |t(i n.i h|ie. nil kHuu ledge i V. . gl 1 ••inml t mt 1 .. w1 I'.i-- Il.l.-iigli Tile Superintendent of ( output T h e a c r e a g e of t h e s t a t e 1- R.’i.ntMt.uttO; t h e jo r e a g e m ^aln.ut ill a vvin>- mi miIji 1 y " eory Education in Chicago rules c u l t i v a t i o n is less t lia n .’ [.OOO.OOO. th at all girls under the age of six \\ Milk 1 t If gf1 .. vvji Sidnim.ii I . T h e v a lu e i)t 1 1 ops sold hv p r o d u c e r s is 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , teen, who marry, must continue in attend school. That shifts the re t h e v a lu e o f t i ' h c n e s otitput If 2< 1,000,0 0 0 , t h e Value ol Inl- vitioi uf Wisii.iiHin klH*Ws that In i- very able. 111 miiiUmri t., |..-m|. sponsibility of getting the children l e r ’s e a r t h o u t p u t , I .t io o .o o o ; v jd u e o f liv e s t o c k p i o d m l ab-nluti ly tiuiiest lb |ni> Iliad, otr to school from mother to bus $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 , v alu e ot t h e t o u r is t I tild e $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 1, hand. T h e c e n t e r o f pop u la 1 ton m t he I ‘ mt ed S t a t e s 1- in s o u t h 1im.l- a - t a 1 ji - |i,,--it,|, j 1•111•1 ,---------o -----w est I n d i a n a , I ,2 o o m ile s d i s t a n t I to m F l o r i d a ; t h e r e a r e 00.- •iiuatiy bunk* 1 •• riii-uuiag*- bm* • 1' To date $648,440 have been con­ I’hut ilutn’t -ult .-.m, tributed to the Democratic cum. 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 people in t h e e a - t e r n s e c t io n and only 1 5 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 l i v ­ I,, farmers big bank-, a- 1 mi 1 an gne-paign fund. The Republican fund in g in ttie w e s t e r n p a r t o f t h e I ’n ite d S t a t e s . .Ul said to approximate something T h e c e n t e r o f a la r g e e a s t e r n c o n s u m i n g p o p u latio n is NENATOR IIRANDEGEK, win. like ten millions. That is of course n e a r e r to F l o r i d a by 2 , 0 0 0 m ile s t h a n it is to C a l i l " i i o a . w in ch kiEIeit bin. - 1 if -ani I., tinvf l.i . j, le of the chief differ cnees between onu the Democratic purfy and the Re­ is a e p a r u t etl f r o m t h e 0 0 ,0 0 1 1,0 0 0 pop 11hit it in by drv plain s and m debt in, , 1 1 than 11 inillbm ,1 ..11 1 '** inembfi • 1 I tin Ib.ii-c and .St-i, publican party. h ig h m o u n t a i n r a n g e s . j lers. .. 1M| u . 1 ili.il it iv.i- y u■11 mi ■l Ml 1 -i f * ».i k* VMtll pi“i ••»*> III. f." hi ;t\« iia* ;oi at 11 ii« T1V• 1i idem ... 1 W.,t|. •M. |‘f *Vt*hog 1 11 \V1 Mil, VVII .‘i a'ii$it* *l a tie pill’ . ipl. . Ill 111 I • ♦ t I t 'tn P.-Mt .11.1 •' t iiiifus y•■it i ..ii id 11. .1 ' M1 II .M •e - 11 **11 f *d \ ■ lb u.ii:. Five hundred limber null- turn out . iiinially $.’’.ti.utiii,tiuo V(ll n\\ i. u.,.u tmiK, |,N tbc Ink. fr.-iit ii 1 i n lit- 1 .intern YOU ‘•’th e Washington Slur suggests worth of material, and we have an annual yield ot .’flO.nttM,- th-.-f tb.it limit know, m limit |.bileil vvttbm On a limit-. 0 that it is pretty hurd to live up to Otto in naval stores. ‘"‘n- t» 1 ••11 tiie tmth, iib.mt bu.l In- - a Iwn \- I-i 1 1 ti, 1 11 * ailing idea iBhifti^ *- ***■■- - h out ntul mouth 1 control in T,.xail . dun to tooth jioaUd attractions that Sanford merchants have to otter. They did l"’li‘,vwl ,h',, Mr |,nvi* wil1 have not discover from reading those papers if there are merchants ’* v",t‘ i;i N‘*w York Mate much lev.-- than lhat for L’ox in the Inst in Sanford that have stocks of merchandise for sale. .'lirt ii>n. One of the women told this writer about the expeiier.iv. A fter they had spent their money in Orlando, this one woman .‘-TOCK SPECULATOR;* and indrove to Sanford with a friend and visited a nnm’ier of the v i s '.'m - were happier yesterday. Instores for the first time. “ F was amazed," she assured us, tcn I on "call money", which spec­ in sincere earnestness, "to find that Sanford has good stoics. ulator.. u<e, dro|.jied hark I" 1! p e r , ' I imagined it was just a hick town." cent. Slocks moved up; plus sig n s! , It seems to I he Herald that Orlando people should Wert' -cut lured all through the lists. I i patronize Orlando merchants and that Sanford people should , ’hut’* crtninvuii with the increased patronize Sanford merchants; hut m the territory between, fl,v,,r ,,f <’imliilg<*. and throughout the adjoining country, people will undoubted 1 WHEAT IS Hi.ti TiiI I h'ccntbcr ly do right to go to the town from which they receive the best !i* ci ((•*- :il 1 bu nco rinsed at invitations for profitable money-spending. $ 1.61; Ma> *1 6 O.. If \nu read More than that, it is difficult to show homo-people lhal Ihi- (oltniui you way remember they should not patronize mail order houses in distant cities lhal wlu'n wheat '-*ol.) for $!.!" unless you can show loose people tltai they can use I heir >0 1 1 woil' lolil I tint il would no money to as good advantage in their home stores, People nbo’ i I -r.11 un.l that tin1 I 'mi Inine have it foolish habit of wanting lo be shown. They somehow Vote V.0 1 1 I1 I no 1 1 1 >wit b 1 1 . have to be convinced that there are merchants in their com­ IH T Wli AT ....... . ro iio n ’ pricmunity who sell enough goods to guarantee a movement of i*. bloke to "new low IrviN" yes the merchandise, and an absence of shelf-worn, out of-dat* 1 S A N F O l i D ’S KOKi AM lelibiy. What about the ¥ JOO.IUMI. stuff in the slocks they carry. ^Uad. more titan half of il from here, t’.i r I-. A vi mu a fter I In Inkcf rent 1 h. lletidil T hc Orlando women we have mentioned would have |lent to Germany’’ Won't tlint in-ip ! vtil ii i- 1 umpU led 1 a matter 1 il letter in le follow lot; | s found good stores, courteous clerks, excellent goods, and fair the Jit ire of rot 10 1 1 ” * 'ot I>>n uround .1 by M i .1 E. ■-.il ifi’tor 1 . a- no one iit Itii-i :io j . 1 1 n 1 . prices ut Sanford stores. They would have had a pleasant 2'J cents tml u fair price or u I Spin 1in;- . appeal 1 Mg 111 Tile Sunfoi I lino nu ul.sohilely while 1 he day’s shopping here. Hut they did not care to come to San­ j •J ire k »"<! f"> I he 1 riuut r> .ad I >. pal Imelit Will In­ 1 1 .' .v. t . « t he pi o|........I . ‘ ‘ .;li ! 11. 1 i.i. ford specifically to shop and have nothing to guide litem but t i’ Road No. I! ibroupli ■ el I."ii.l 1 lie. and w lucli 1 11I1 I Ilf. NEW .Suit Snip I'ti on their own imaginations. They took the right method to 1 ..uni \ -..ill Ii >f t In !" an ■ 1 : will p1 \. a - Hint'll pub :■ < 01 ready fm I ••mini-. Em h pii-.m .i' discover what kind of merchants Sanford has. They bought \... 1 1 pa pel :i- \oil did 1 bo 1, 1 i 10 his an entire week’s copies of the Sanford paper, knowing it to will have :i wilting .1. XI1 Spiillinr II.. .m u * i i Mi A » f V••in *1* f •e< II I ...eh 1 ell w ill hat 1 a \ u-w he the medium by which the Sanford merchants must send I I, I A ; I’huc ,i thi-tc.’ li I:*J . t.. b.|V 1 "f the lluusou Rivet and tin* sen their message to the public. : mine. i t - ...... _ i* • r * in < ill ■ i’miin *' 1-;i 'intunir belnnd tin- Rad- ole l'ho-e Mi And they did their shopping in Orlando. '1 1. |,ill Wi* .. ynil -cMii • :u*«» ■I, Elm ida. ill e dlffi 11 l.I I | ojti II that old ——— — o-------------- 'W o m e n make as good Demo­ > ,1 c ra ts ns do men and their rontriI epi lit l I 1e III! Ill 11. | F lo r id a . G r o w s I , but Ions to the ennipuigu fund are U I o 1 ■ill l 1 I l 111 ■■i >-1ii I ju s t ns welcome. Sollll Will «.l\ . ’ \ oil IT. Ill i ,"t1 " i i li.r. i* O c c a s io n a ll y von h e a r f o l k s s a y t h a t t h i s c i t y o r t h a t 1 III! 1 pl I 11nu* il I111 pa III pi I Iuu VI l.I ---------- “ — — i iI- u . .iWo’ll never have a better time c i t y is on a boom w h ic h will not la s t. Ilu it a c e r t a i n tow n is 1 I . 1 H ill I — . I.U.. 1 1 to interest folks in the con­ a m e n * b u b b le w h ic h soon v .11 b u r s t an d s o m e poor d u b will <a In 1 - will 1 1 ply. " II be struction of u Lake Monroe Indian 1III 1 1■ la* left h o ld in g tin* b a g . o r p e r h a p s m t h is » use. a c la y pipe. I II. w tin e vain pit 1 1 ■.(. 1 ,, . 1 | Kivcr canal. 1 ll’.ll. .1 W e h a v e f o r th a t m a t t e r h e a r d t h e m a t t a c k t In* w h ole s t a l e . cn.eii 1 net . 1 1 lu ll v 1 1 1 in1 tinI , 1 lilt,, it.i kit ‘ You could put a million dollars s a > m g t h a t w i n t e r i n g h e n is ;t fa d , w h ic h will s o m e day die, , W . ill b. (I D el While till Id o M l ip» homes and upnrtnieiit houses an d t h a t w ith o u t t o u r i s t s F lo r id a h a - u o lh in g . m*n! With It- l ie. III. .I.itii kill around Sanford and till every one i ii.t I "C W h e n e v e r you h e a r a p erso n t a l k i n g lik e t h a t , yon can mt ii, i i miuuil- will kill Ii 1 II than) thin winter. pul hifti down a s a c o n fir m e d p e s s i m i s t , l i e i.s t h e kin d of fe! ....... rofi.l; example „-rr kll„ltil kie.fr . - -. iii.-ii i' t h r ills that come once in a life low w h o m ig h t w alk upon t h e gold en s t r e e t - <d H ea v en and no 1 1 \ mu-1 i.oi ft.’III ill.,.v, tftn t: When the motorcycle cop, heard suddenly behind you, turns k ic k b e c a u s e t h e y w e re out ol -1 \ I•• and w e r e n ’t pin! m u m bill \Mill o * loti * tout to be carbon in your own muf T h e r e is no p la ce m I la* world win re o p t i m i s m 1- n m i e m ol­ flcr. -.nil MR \M) MRS rail \ - ,.t 1 , d e r t h a n h e r e in F l o r i d a T h e r e - no i o m e n a b le re a s o n win ,*£ \ ---------- o---------;t m a n in F lo r id a s h o u ld n 't w a l e up im lm g a n d ■at 1 \ Hiat • t J ! <> - 1•. 11 - . < k i n u 1 v. i t . Tin til a i i . l wJudging from the number of l"'i hagIt cl* ml vi-rtisiat!. went a f cl dents reported in the papers, s a m e e x p r e s s i o n t h r o u g h o u t tin w hole d a \ . . Il I M l > t h t Vi a 1Mi vv. . b M It 111.o t ., rr ’. first aid stations should he us nu T h e s t r i d e s F lo r id a h a s t a k e n d u r in g t h e past ten v a r ­ merous and frequent as filling sta- a n * r e m a r k a b l e . It ts not s u i p i i - i r g l h a l th e y calls.* w on d er * : •' t.' - t" |*l "V> Ill.y 1 "in.! k. |, •1. 1, 1 alivv in | n unit n v i* fn -.lu.in, n ■ ■ ■ 1 m en t m I h e e\ es ol v i s i t o r s . I fill I* lor ida still t a r fro m i“ ? r — . ! 1>, n<d Ii m g a li"ii I w bn b it c a n I <- r1.. >t c 1 1 til \ ■■a,. -t- 1 - i|„I •The Lakeland 1-edger ntinlmir.es t h e 1 r e s t . l i o n ) f t I * {4. t f! I I! • ■inn • " •i •■! l i l . t |< the intensity of hurricanes. A |> sa id t h a t i l - I n l i n e lies lad' ll 1 || K\ c i v I l un g |n •! 111 - bi r.Ob. t If - - 1I n . . ? 1 r < l.i.t I ■'! . parently the editor of the l-edgci g r e a t e r g r o w t h d u r in g tin n e x t 1cm \i a t - t h a n h a - bci u -»•• 11 *•**' k IK * IV-I •»ti-.|i. tin in.ly 1 has never been mixed up in a Fh<i d u r in g t h»* p ast d ec ad e. -Mini* t i n a »t i l |i- Mi an t " i . 11 v 1 1 ida hurricane. -------- o ---------,1 . In 1 H i. H e r e a r e a h w t a i l s and ltg in 1 - 11 "in 1 he I amp.i <>l> •'• 1 ii* yi' ..ini The Goodyeur-Zeppelin Corpora ba*.( I ll M L * 11 1 v, ' ab't'tt 1■ . 1 I it s e r v e r w h ic h m i lis.1 a n t t a l e I h i Uon announces that it will con III ■!'"<! Mill, Vi It || In a .1 ml , struct a dirigible, the biggest ever ( T n p v a lu e s h a v e 1111 t e a -m m ii in g i !n la - ! si x v o n - I J I vviiti-r. vvitliini) ,v,in.b- 1 1 nr >>]f mt . I . . . I ....... . ti .u' planned, twice as large aa the 211-3- p e r g e n t ; I n c sto»k \,tlties l it 1 1iii 11 a s e d d u r in g I he niiii' 1III W.Mill - 1 ■ I1lllt.lt. III. ||'|. 1 . 1 ..ji I V III i s there uuy limit to the size of 1 and idiijuiiiiiik-. t i m e 1T»:S p e r ct nt ■kiiiiM I.m 111 m . "I these things? ■> 1.1 IJI ■ U II il 1 M t k i . - M U r t * •r-W*e.*^r. » ' - r 4 e B a f »U w S ul-sg** b u il d e r B . F , WUITNEii. * �PA G RTH RlSt 22, 1024. T JT vv Iv p ^ 217.88 217.88 217.88 2111770 219.70 217.88 217.88 217.88 217.88 217.88 w . n. Znchry, lot 10, b lk ’R, t r £.....-------1 John Turner, lot fl blk 8, tr. A— ------------I. C. H«H, lot 12, blk 8, tr. A -----------------A. S. Simms, E. 118 ft. lot 0, blk 8, tr. B.. Public School W. 118 ft. lot 12, blk 8, tr. B Lomnu Oliver, lot 1, blk 9, tr. 1.............. Phone: Res. 425 Mrs. Mercy Roberta, lot C, blk 0, tr. 1 ... Mary U Leonard*. lot 1. blk 9, tr. P. Weinberg, I,ot 8, blk £>, tr. 2 .....- .............. J . E. I-ning, lot 1, blk 9, tr. A —• St. James A. M. E . Church W. O. Green, Trustee, lot ft, blk 9, tr. A.UnknuWn, lot 1, blk 9, tr. B ....................... Yellow daisies forecasting the J . 1\ linker, lot 5, blk 9, tr. B ......... ................• - Friloha Bridge Club ITALIAN MUSICALE OPENS SEASON Entertained By MUSIC DEPARTMENT WOMAN’S CLUB Mrs. Whitner , V - sight into the music of these coun­ tries. Russia is to'bc ncxt. The aspirations of ,this depart­ ment are, is expressed Ih the year book: To establish a ChoTuk of Thirty To actablish a Chorus of Thirty •» * Vninsc f_Masonlc Ilall, (nt.Teachcrs' As- ‘.iiD- Primary staged b; league; irtfar * ft Hour; Library, Conova nvitations; Coun- j Club ;Studlo of Munson ;3 :1G p. in Auxiliary; host ijttcruicn, 911 Elm spirit of Hallowe’en, were used Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. B. F . Whitner, J r., entertained most charmingly, the Friloha Bridge Club. During the afternoon bridge WBt> played and nt the conclusion of the game ‘ Mrs. \V. ('. Hill iheld high score, receiving a pair of bridge scores. A delicious fruit snlnd and nut bread sandwiches with coffee wore served by the lovely hostess assist­ ed by Mrs. linyiiiond Philips. The members present included As , Mesdames W. ('. Hill, Knyinnhd *" i Philips, Jam es Ridge, P. A. Mero, “.'■ Emmett Hunt, Edward Betts, Dent* <»f I rel Stafford, and Hinvkins Connelly. 217.88 2.70.91 2.70.91 The above and foregoing final assessments are p out inti rest up to December 1st, 1921. and from nm date snid special assessments will be payable only i annual installments with interest at 8M per annum on payments. ^ * Witness! my hand as City Clerk awl the Seal of Sanford. I'jpuda, this 21st day of October, A. D. 191 (Seal) l,. I L . P H 11.IPS, Cit ■k • ■ •n»f * f. ji •wr.'VK <;»t t i h ; I 't c r r n tu v b miulnrc Dniis nt JriMi. Uveal Knliml.,)** Cl t>» 4i30. K» ruin* I 7- B E T T Y CO M PSO N iii :ulnr ■il lie Matinee lOcund 20 Evening I Oc and *35c Publish Oct. 22. 28, Nov. 5, 12. and 19. Drummond, with Mrs. Takach ns | The chairman yf the musicnl program, i niucli 1.IRRARY STORY HOUR apd proved n splendid success from Mrs. I both an artistic and financial stand i / } Miss Margaret McRae, teacher of point, ns the nominal fee of 25 presid « \pre««inn in the Sanford High cents is chnrged for guests, not tin- eh i School, w ill have charge of the members of the music department. I vu> r ,, i s lory lviir iliis week, which will he Tlie setting.an Italian g a rd e n ,1the in held at the library on Saturday was truly typical of Italy. On en ment j morning at in o'clock. All a re in­ tcring the club rooms the members j Mis vited lo attend, both the older and mid their guests were greeted by in »ri tb, young," children. Last week Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Higgins, », f Winter Mr- Ih.o > i- t ,\vrn* gave a very en Mrs. Henson. Mrs. Philips and Mi*, which Shtif' rd t ,r i h i s >led of stories, Henry Wight nil in costume, and , ■ it, h w-'i, i i iii b\ all pi event w ire invited to lie seated anywhere „f |liiv*tonn Beach J within the garden, where tables ■i ftnnlerd among j were laid with covers of red, white To ALL PROPER ! A i»AAS lots OAAMM. PROPER It UN SK\ KM H land green, centered with ininiotuie STItKKI IROM .MAGNOI I \ A MN t E I ASI l o PINK AVK I gondolas. Notice is lie, ehy given lluit the const un tion ,>t the asphalt pave Tho entire lower floor w;e- a incut hi Seventh S trict (tom Magnolia A , one I a l to Pm.- Aven.ie bower of bounty with a profusion of bamboo and red rose.-, from the has been <ompl,'e,l. and Hi i on lifted w,ok ha i-i-i tt tin.illy mi t ten Ginn gardens, tog, lher with tall by the < ommissMcn of the ftity of S;mt"i,l. I b,tj<!:i buckets of handsome cntitiiii lie The following Is the I tlial I . Itmille ol tin i o I "I \\l.lflillg til il'rte am1 <vciy\vh<i< were Ian p n mg i n S - int li Stic, l 11 mil Magtadia Am . . t , i Inn \\enue ti * ll< i ,|st "i;* a soft r ' of , . I I ti |li ti • ’ . 2 i li et t’ W'llt h \ It h In et a i, ,|t ili . . t'- HI, a I o- I. and green over the ,"itn , ijui'i!, > Italian and Atneiicmi Hag- wen .Savannah. wm in railing on local draped gra cfully Irom the walls nvi-1, i' I at the and one could hear »trains of Ital lull •music coining from the old fashioned music b,,.\, where five lit I hivtona tie girls, Katherine Meiseh, Ju!i i ■nl attend Higgins. Mary Dougin-. Mai t - Braden Elir.nhetli Tolar mid 11 E. tint* also carried out the I at in nh-a th eir ehn eoslunies and the one i m - inting Toni who not foi a <■ >, ute foiled to I ling along tin mm hey Not a d-tall was f••i «r•t <•:i ti .. I \pi A inlet making tlm program tntcie t g 1 I \pe It I'll, I and complete I Monied, , Appealing on the prngMm and Class; home of f„ fourth S treet; mc.s G. . Bailev, Iquist. L. M. Tcl•P_ :td p. m. n n m m in w in , It Mites lim y lie i , hi A T i m * is \ .iltiaL le. It Pit ; j , i t i e \\ i■itiill); «if In.sjuR , : 11j, •i ,,|,|,s| ^ on enniinl n l t t ,l lo alloys D u e m w itile to tfo i > \\.i L '. 1 1' veil \vUh t a w in . • ii • c l f o u r w, ek \v ill Be , m il lit;' v .•• 1 • ( iel a L|o introduced bv Mr T a l a t h w.-c artists ul ability Pr !i, : the i. . , o i n / v i ' . ' « * i ,i* r , s s til- 11 I I , , lopo el ami a sh »’t desci'pti"i, *.f niimbei . g in . - Those lasing part w ire Mi .1uI, > Tnkm li Mr* William Peak 'I, , Ian at Ran i Atlanta, is i Snnfni ,1. t he II.-tel R R I leu ail Mi- A I I ’hi I A t l*i, i - -nidii'ii -n , -f ‘ to- ]-t i delict,a,- I •. i i 11■11 .' • ■ ( si ft ed 11 1,in a n ■on 1 1. -• bool h, bv I be all , a-i .I. 0-> •<I >1 >• pi, , nl mg Sw ift little folks In, -las m Sanford. | Mrs. Ittunmnnd aim iin-c-i I hut ................ bants wliili earl, m,,|it I H i- her plan I > have a *b \ ,!,!,*/. Hotel. piogram , ..iisin g out io ols apo.-sildi a I epi esentat l"ii ■ I the dit feielil r e i n O i, d i a l going an III S IU K I.1 , PKEA ISM ( I I I I MR EN rhihlreii sulfeilng fioin mlestlnal worms nie ito -», tesiles* and ', ala. reprenent- unhealthy. There are nthei symp. spent Tuesday J t,min, however. If the ehilil js mi local mcr- - pale, has dark rings imo'ei the at the Valdez ■•yes, bad breath and takes no interes) m play, it is ullnost a o r tainty that worms are eating assay 'I ,11 and soli t ’ P. ' its vitality. The surest renn dy for Mi Mni-ie Homer. W. [w o rm s is White’s Cream \irm iII ■•! Augustine, are |fuge. U is punitive dett i ufti-o: to vernl davs hi Sanford i the worms, hut harmlcss to the : t the With * Hotel. I child. Price Hue. Sold by Union) Pharmacy. IMi - .1 Edwin Bunting p N i -pent sev I Nani,,id thi guests of “Banhful Mr. Ihihbs" will meet Ibml .Mr Bunting is his cousin, Marsinn lldlilis. at ihe \ * 10-1 *,•, | W itil Die High Sch,i,-I Friday mghi Be ui-l I me Railroad. there and see what happens t inly 25 and 50 cents. Auspices .Senior Il, t i >I ui lied t lie lirst of Epwurlh League. r- hi a two mouths’ va­ il aiming western points A\ hi If away. Mr. KidA, How stone Park and h. Simmons Siberia Refrigerators iiv must see “I Biadiah id Ait- AAiggms Friday he High School. Two "thing hut full. ters of Wesley Kvont at Home s. lien Monroe lughters of Wesley en»"'i interesting meeting >ghi at the home of Mr*, oc on Celery Avenue L M Hcott, Mrs. CulHt r». Ben Monroe and Mrs. if proving.charming hos- t , ' • i Ball HardwRre.Co WANTED f a i l — D iam on d Ititiv salite S .’.'(*>. Iril— Lili-mn I'h iina ' r .■;>!i. \aliie s| Contestants who torn in $100 or more in sul)si*ri|)iions before* 10 o'clock Saturday ni^ht will be awarded 20,000 extra votes—A prize worth working for. II may mean Ilie winning or losine; of the Huick. Contestants are urged to check hi every day—'Don't wait until Sat­ urday. tDonruKV c a w s touring®”ro* Theyarc sn Fourth Period Voting Schedul K i n - I ar -wb.. 11, 1 -n to Herald, J.'l ■On andrain AN OPPORTUNITY To buy your old Furniture for Cush. TO SHOW You some bargain* * in good rebuilt * J-’AJRNn UIIP*. g-U-lt-A I • fkk! , USED F U R N IT U R E CO. Finn \ eur sub" i i| lmil t>, Tile Herald, J2s.nii 'I hree-^ rnr sub- iipti- n to ihe Herald. $21.0ll I wo-Y.-ar subsa t ■p11■•11 to the Herald, $I4.0<) One-Year ati'isei ip'n n to Th" Herald, J7.00 SD Months subsi iipiion to The Herald, $7.50 I hree Months subscr iption to Tile Daily Daily 1'aily I holy Daily Herald, $1.75 . . Kite-Yehr aubseription to The Weekly it ihe living and dining be spirit of Hallowe’en Herald, $10.00 Four. Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $8.00 ................ - and reset were used delightful numbers were A trio* by Mrs. J . K. '* Mr*. W. L. Morgan, and tide Herndon^ two solos Mettinger and two readMiss Margaret Cowan ong thusc. o»t game proved amusing td a great deal of exd tc•n pie lopped with whip- Vutr-i Dully ; . Good For I be Dally 1UY ------ S E L L -------- R EN T Cl e a n- —- Repai r TYPEWRITERS H. s. p o tfb Htthford Hank & 'tfufl Oompnnf Oh.aa Herald, $8.00 . . ... , ------Two Year subscription to The Weekly Herald, 84.00 . .. .. -------------- ... "'VAwT»»'rtC9?:,and Strvl" •»* ^ 210*212 Magnolia Avenue--------------------------------- Fresh Oysters Throe-Year aubseriptimi to The Weekly HENRY T. HODGKINSON, Mgr Phone JHri 1,5110 Votes Vote i This Cnupun, avIipii tu*ntly cut from Hit* paper is h'tvxl lnr 15 \ntes in The Sanford lieniliiV Galusmruujhip Campaign for the foiIoaviii^ lonteNinnt: NAME ADD RESS Volet One-Year subscription•to Tho Weekly Herald, |2 .0 0 ........................... . Voles S i t Months subscription to 'Hie Weekly Herald, $ 1 . 0 0 ..............- ----------------------- Votes Not U obi] Unless Voted on or U cfo.c OeL 25 daily, , . i wa(!‘ Jt /ta s a ri ihni -M. •' �,‘ * • -i \I T ' 1 * • •• Bsjd ___ ;_____.. T*- .=z 3 : J ± . . 3= tv*mi i. it .. i ►*' f GFIELD AND icksonville Club T o ■ Tnkc (he P lace of Georgia Team . W hich W ill Clash W ith RollinB T a rs Next Week : M. ’Wertheimer did no m ail the name of the bidder for Epinard but it waa aaid to bo a proml* nont Atpcrlean turfman, who be­ lieves that the French crack, in aplte of four straight defeats in this country is one of the greatest thproughbreds of all time. Epinnrd came out of hia last rath nt Laurel, Md., last Saturday with a quarter crack in ono of his front feet. The Injury, which oc­ curred during the race, resulted Owner Announces T h a t He In the horse's finishing fifth in u Hits Refused $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 field of seven nnd prompted the decision of M. Wertheimer to re­ A m erican Offered Hy An tire his stAr from further compe­ tition. The injury, he said today, NEW YORK, Oct. 21— After dls- was more serious than wns be­ closing refusnl of a $300,000 offer lieved nt first nnd would preclude for Ejiinnrd. n price which sets a any further racing, by Epinnrd new record in thoroughbred values, here or abrond. Pierre Wertheimer, announced Mon __ ____ will __ __ bnck to Epinard be __ shipped day that his famous French horse |France nhoard the Bcrcngaria in had run his last race and would bo i November, according to M.. retired to the stud. [Wertheimer, who plans himself > m* Cw, oraing to nn announcement Accordin( made by b Coach L. II. Duyck o f ______ Hollinss Tuesday afternoon, the powerful Springfield Athletie Club| eleven of Jacksonville will replacet ’~ the Piedmont College team of Georgia on the Rolluvi rehcdulp Loman Oliver, lot I, blk 9, tr. 1 . ............ ' this afternoon, nnd the Georgia team has hern shifted one week, Mrs. Mercy Roberts, lot 6, blk 9, tr. 1 laying the Tars in Winter Park Mary L. Leonnrdy, lot I, blk 9, t r . 2... Jet. 20. This shnkr-up in the PiedP. Weinberg, lot 6, blk 9, tr. 2 ........... mone College schedule necessitntes J . K. l-aing, lot 1, blk 9, tr. A. ........... Piedmont's remaining in this state another week. Conch Duyck e x - ( St. Jam es A. M. K. Churrh, pressed himself n» pleased with W. (). Green, Trustee, lot 0, blk 9, tr. A. the new plans which give the Tars ■ Unknown, lot 1, |,lk 9, tr. II. .............. IX ‘ another first class game for the' achedule. , Coach Fisher is building his hopes of defeating Ynle and Princeton I J . I’, linker, lot 5, bik 9, tr. H„ Pauline Knnner, ^»t 1, blk 9, tr. C ' ' According to reports from Jack - around Halfback McGlone, brilliant open field runner. Masonic Lodge, I. C. Hall, lot II, blk 9, ti ( aonvillc, the Springfield eleven is —- - - , - ----------- ----------------- _ _ _______ . in many ways superior Theresa Stew art, lot 1. blk 9. tr. I)__ Georgia team. Talcs relating the L a n d l S Ts I n v i t e d T V C ozy D o l a n T o B r i n g j Ernestine Stew art, lot 0. blk 9, tr. D. Dine With Drey fuss Suit Against Landis college stars making up this team | • n o f such a nature as to cause _______ ! ______ th e T a rs to quake in their W ots. P IT T S B U R G H . Oct. 22 — Kene-j N E W YORK. Oct. 22.— Cniy Powessing men who a r c said to sow Mountain Landis, baseball |)„|nn. former New York Grants’ be the equals of many of the Uni- commissioner, nnd linrnev Drey . . . ., Vcndty of Florida stars these o p -'fu st,. owner of the Pittsburgh Pi , , ”,ch ' who ,,,,Mnc‘! fr,,m )m’" ponenta of the T ars ra rry a th reat rates, who were at odds concerning ,l" " w i,' i Jim m y O’t onnell on -----v. t----- 1 ,k.. mariner in which the investign- ch arg es of attempted bribery. will :’ such — as i— has ..... not faced the in.... Blue „..,t nnd II •Gold Binco the game with the ’G a­ lion of the recent baseball scandal bring suit against Commission**' tors on Oct. 4. was conducted, will meet at the , or gan. / ed baseball for k ’ Dick Bnrthejmess, former s t a r , festive board here in event the r.„ . , ^ i . » " - * " • - ..... >* DU connection with the sc recti, "ngagem ent. accurdiiu' to tin* con*- "ouncemoid today by W. J. Fallon. ’ . ia said to be the big gun of t h e 1 niittee arran gin g for the Drey fuss i noted criminal attorney, who has und. Next comes the testimonial dinner next Saturday, been engaged hv Dolan to handle !u Jacksonville squad case. —er- s....... i. The mighty Ciero, fo rm t a r ...i with . , commission invited Com- the .ns.. ' the University of Texan, to strike "'""d o n e r I Hindis to attend as guest At the same time, Fallon said, terror in the hearts of the Rollins " f. honor " " d " telegram rec. iv- Dolan will make his action a basis today, said for an attempt to clear his name. guards, one weighing 180 ami ed . . , . the .commissioner , . restoration to baseball's tho other 176, who know the a rts w'*’!,l<l he on hand if he succeed- **'iin ranks, and his share of the 1924 Vrf- football. Burthvlmess plays •<1 in breaking a previous date. world's series mone" i tacKie ami anil Ciero i tero is a halfback. tiaiiiiack. Trie l ne * * * „ _ _ . . tackle ^ •| line ia said to be ns impenetrable t V l S U l C l l l i r i f t n I LOOPS . ' " a s a stone wall and the backficld ranks high as u rapid hre c o m b i - 1 _ * M tio n And in all these seems lit- , M UKDKN, Oct. 21 Mamhinia*. t i e .to be ilOHlred mo far us the .. .. , IIUUSTO N. T v s , Hit. *J1 A . Jacksonville eleven is concerned. I ^ H" uth,,, n '!< ' hl' For the Rollins eleven tod ay’s ‘ !*> " f *s hunh«.kwai. on t ilhili Man new revolt hacked by powerful I by Flores of . . g a m e will tie the first real test r,1,lri‘*" '-older, the town being «| * :.*mm les and of T a r stren gth . The gam e with !” 1’s’ MUI' ounded, according to m- Sonora, candidate for President against tin Iles is ready to flame tho R a ts brought out the tact that ' l'' ' " ‘ vices henIntense fight into life in Mexico and is already ara uauiqs<uj pun .ttiwjiiA i|)"*| lnir ls pmceeding thi-re, Pcsing g under wav in Sonora and Sinaloa eminent troops m e defending a Pro tly evenly matcheil steep hill in the uolthw O'*! HlM't 11111 in cording to Gcor**e l.aureiis fo r­ mer gi vcirior of Sanluis and P r e s ­ "f the i il\ utniinsf ro|ioatod a* ■•iiulls Maneburian an plane- m e ident of til* I iter house. Deputies bom lung g o w tn m iiit uaisb ip s an -'■'king refug* here fled Midio when the Dell* Huerta revolt Tail * hot *'d off Slianhnik« ,m •d . OCCUDV Half Of City Another Revolution Is Reported In Mexico — raj a *••• Mflty C. Calhoun; l o t Z, blk B,*W. A.. 1 ( i P Next aork.*toLadie 'Ve 117.61 J7C.41 176.41 176.41 176.41 170.41 143.93 104.05 95.05 96.95 95.95 1 95.95 95.95 95.05 95.95 95.95 95.95 95.95 95.96 95.96 143.93 143.93 143.93 143.93 143.93 143.93 343.93 Buy, CLARK Gas Raj Ball Hardi 88.20 88.20 170.41 176.41 201.81 117.61 117.01 117.01 117.01 117.01 117.01 117.01 117.01 TIRE Cut prices 30 x 3 ft 3rny Tubes Red Tubes 117.01 12 x 4 117.01 ALL GUARA. 117.61 117.01 170.41 176.41 170.41 170.41 170.41 170.41 F- P. RI1 311 Last Seco III.! S.inford PI Mat c— .** blk 7, tr. A..—.......... 4, bik 7, tr. A ......... 5, blk t tr. A----41, M ary C..Calhnur., lot 1, bik 8, t r . A.. -»r, W e i Lr.^S 95.95 95.95 95.95 96.95 95.95 117.61 117.61 117.61 117.61 117.61 |r a* I niS-1 * 8 - >■ W #Trjt, sir || JGV SfuU htvyfqr nvat _ _ Slf,vt Noble Grand, lot 3, Lemon Handford, lot Lemon Handford, lot Wilbur Forrester, lot on States, Pcnnsylvi ing, h, i.l a i will, in mv rrtr.fUL prodtar* Lacj vvirtil w„ihr *i? 'Harmh'il. gj | in Er$»lilv Doti f t Ur rn» worfi f e n d 70U f r e r mv i rift tm i m n i fourtelf FREE 1 have succevdullv trntdl cf pntients for t.il leductiaj W i t h o u t Changei o r U n n ocossary Sow jiiea frw riff mt»of i«tut }M ul patients which f»-*r ci I.o*l 7U Pound*. VmiO hat e t a t ?(> fo u n d * a* «/*<i*j'f m ndhat e n ev*t (#/f i - u *. tnwtr 70 I*nii rid* \tt S kavt lout 70 fcmndi yi .1 irffdt (tr a tm tn f. / (t e l bettc* "4 **1*7 tub* fo n e w alk 1 w ithout hftvmn v f breath I th a n k you tery Hat e d o n e fo r m e Lott 4 8 l >ound«. ,1/ m I Ih I'm 2 tad tv in form >« u that l kM it £1 m d i ." Make up your mm I this rid of Due fat \Vnif $3.f Irti treat merit now, thru vm/'l *,«, happy you’ll frrl. h whumhLrGf SO LD A T T H E B E S T S T O R E S uhu I them AND INTERESTING! A nuiu cat* “c a s e s ” up la te r on u?ul b e­ com es a b it too larg e. But yon c a n q u ick ly ad ju st a S u r e -F it to you r p rop er fit fro m tim e to tim e; so that a t a ll tim es, n etu or ■y old, it fits perfectly . It is the last u o r;' ni c a p com fort. L o o k f o r ( h e m itt tfiv Made by TINE is. L E W . In- . Personal s'?pth»o*| ta*e ami )r *u ttratol i were in my «ifli<r SURE-FIT CAPS w iill l l bf b f for fo r h a v i n g |*»ined 1tve t! f t a t eful r f u l pm a t i e n t s »!wi r - twlonj |W>n ttrlfi wi o f Sllim im P e o p l e D o n t ttclfv mcj 1 REE Trial Treatm filer #- * New York D R. R. NEW ZCi Fdtti An...— D..S D , til \ c -4p o in ter on tobacco: C u t coarse fo r pipes — n o t fine ^ Burns slow er th is w ay — hence cooler C ^ ^ ^ Lasts about 50% longer "ake Place Oct. 25 236.02 246.97 246.97 283.03 233.03 a. itoat | that BUO| u Public School, W. 118 ft. lot 12, blk 8, tr. B.. .118 .. 124 H. L. D u liart. lot 5, blk 8. tr. C........... Charlie J . Btewart, lot TO, blk H> tr. C................... 124 ......117 W in 0 . Stew art. J r . , 1<yt «, blk «. tr. D... 117 F, R. Everly, lot 10, blk B. tr. D........... .. 117.61 [ . Q l - n n III Aid, P R O P E R I ^ OWNKKH OWNING P R O P E R T Y 4IN C Y P R E S S ! A V E N U E FROM UNION A V E N U E SOI TH TO NINTH S T R E E T : Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave " " ‘"t **n ( ypress Avenue, from Union South to Ninth Street, has been completed, and the completed work ha- been finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford I he following is the film) assessment roll lovcring said pavement i ‘■bowing the urtual cost of said pavement chargeable to all piopcrty abutting upon said portion of Cypress Avenue: E stim ate for Paving Cypress Avenue from Union Avenue *L J working out daily, Tho my Miltori, Karl Cooper, .1111, Harlan Fengtaa,. Red , Harnr H arts. J c r r y Won, Antonie Mqurre. Bob MeE rnie A naterberr. «• b. and Wade Nortnji. d 95.95 | 95.95 & 95.95 I 95.96 J 143.93 t 143.93. [ 143.93 • 143.93 > 143.93 I 71.90 71.90 143.93 in it»li r*C»l FLORIDA T E A M i 23 S T R O N G IS O F F FOR TEXAS i t i G h a r l o t t e To iMZZWtkr'* 05.56 117.01 233.03 |Public School, lot 12. blk 8. tr. H. 233.03 J, ]*. Barker, lot 5, blk 9, tr. B. 233.03 |Emily Hicks, lot 6, blk 9, tr. B. 233.03 Mary C. Calhoun, lot 7, blk 9, tr. B. Essie Martin, lot 8, blk 9, tr. B. 233.03 J. N. Willis, lot 5, blk 10, tr. B........ 240.97 H arriett Lightfoot, lot 0, blk 10, tr. B. 170.41 210.97 H arriett Lightfoot, lot 7, blk 10, tr. B. St. Jam es A. M. E. Church 240.97 143.93 170.41 00 W. (). Green, Trustee, lot 8. blk 10, tr. II. 240.07 without payable The above and foregoing final a-scxanirnts at* 233.03 233.03 interest up to December 1st, 1924, and from and nfli r Midi date snid special assessments witl be payable only in ten e mill annual install I he above and foregoing final assessments are payable without ments with interest nt 8'1 per annum on all deft rred payments. interest up to December 1st. 192 I. nnd from and after such date said spe­ Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the Seal of < ity of Sanford, cial assessments will Ik* payable only in ten equal annual installments Florida, this 21st day of October. A. D. Ur.’4 'vilh interest at 854^ per annum on nil deferred payments. (Seal) I- R PH 11*I PS. City Clerk. t\ it ness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San Publish Oct. 22, 28, Nov. 5. 12, nnd 19. ford, Florida, this 21st day of October A. D. 1924. L. R. P H ILIPS , City Clerk. Publish Oct. 22. 28. Nov 5, 12. and 19. I lie follow inj: in t lie I I \ A I, KSTf MA I 1% for paying I vprosH A ver,U4‘ f,',,|n ir,,,on A\onu,. South to Ninth S t u n Pi feet in width with *hi*ot asphalt on a i» im h took base. 2 "to i n, yds gruding (ii Tile $ 96(MI(I 13200 sla. yd.- overhaul or lc 122.00 ' I->22 Im ft flush curli (ii< ,'!.rtc DH7.70 ■IdHli sq yds. rock base (a Kite ;if»08.80 1 '8'* sq yds 2 in, h sbeet asphalt top ei ; I 02 1173 72 I I s'| l *1* III Ii k I e laid M t t, 57.64 ■> ,oin rcte monument- at street inter ions <o |ii,.r,0 32 50 l.nborntoi y irispo, t mri of m aterial' t i 1 65 Legal J^l'Vltsy. udvyt tgd'Ut. vkv J U u . - - - - __ _________ 2 18. 1 I Fnginr* r mg I ’ , I 16 28 H • A LI. P R O P E R | y O W N E R S OWNING P lto P E IM A ON S E V E N T H -— ,_■ 1 T o ta l cost . “ TKKKT FROM M V t.N o LIA U E M E K VST T o $ i i 5 6 i n ME I IMS ran Fleet's ’Gu tors Art* v h i e AV E M E : A mount 1n he ho) u, I. y City 1 3 $ 3 8 5 3 81 /In ■the Pink of Condition Notice I- In rib* g l i i n that the . • lm.tn.it ,.f |)„ * \ pi ia I \ pn \ c Amount to lie boi ru by Adja, ent Property $7707 62 F o r Game On Saturdiiv n . nt oil Seventh Stic, t from N u m l n i , , f f , ci f m n t a g e .' t r . 34. 4n 111 M;,gn. Magn. III. In. A Aiemie ea t to Mellon* die A \euiii* has l.i i n mplitc '■ " '" I ''a Asses-uunt per foot ftontag* $2.18(18 Oct. 22 "aiplet.d w.uk Im * been finally GAINESVILLE, «r|»f «•<! I•\ I L* MlniMi' While mure t ha ri 1,000 p er-on n * f lb, 1 ity of ■■ mfor.l Flui al.i cheered madly 23 members of tli Till* foll u u j rik 1- 111! I‘ 1h;tJ Ki I be following is tlie ! IN A L PS I I MAT! f •*r widening the (laving t h e [ nil I n g if Svyetilh , "Fighting ’G ators" football squad Nt sq,,.. t ei t f i nm M.ipfi* llll \ i * ! ■ . a s. • ti * ■. p i c - - A Xl'll.l, fliilll t 1l|nt! A \ 1 * »’ I. \ 11 inn Soutli to Ninth S t i eel from J* tt . la from the University of Florida, u liltti with -I H'i -t «i- pb nl t i h ;i l't ir< i*i t . , 1 til 2 1 '■et HI xx nil h xx it Ii s he e t ■halt on a '* iinti to, k foundaleft ’Gatorland Tuesday afternoon at 3 :3 7 o'clock enroute for Austin, 2 "'•8 i ii \ •I * f i 1 * g Ih I " *1N7 J o t mi 1 i:: al 1 ll.-t . . f 2 • xx alt h pax c m* at Texas, where on Satu rd ay they 1 2 9 l n - t . i yd1* ••V* t haul <rf I. 12 • 10 face the formidable University of 6 7 2 8 lin if Hush * m b d i ,Lrn .'iitu : i u y d1.31ff 1OJLf tt 1 IM. I2U1 2o l 1 so 2 Texan gridiron machine in one of 2 6 0 llll ft t til * rit i m 1. r e -. ’I 1.'*32ll * l u X11 ..xi l b Hill III |e 1 Dll 15.3 20 the leading interneclional n U ia*6 2 8 7 s* 1 yds ♦• Ih. *i i • 1 1 . - V (M 1 6 2 2 Im tt •HI’ 1f t - i m li a n d g u i l e ■r 'l 11J • «;o 76, 3312 72 tions of the day. 6 2 8 7 Si | \ •15 8 1 1 It. It t i l l -ll •■lib I I I 3.-|** Ifu Ii -In cf #t > |11l.ll ,- . q i a. <1 O • )M * * i 201 I" * A last feel of the pigskin on 42 1 llll ft S iht Ji '■•ii,■« |W ( 1 1 6 9 I m ft g i m u t e < ut b < s e t t*l 15c. ** Fleming Field Tuesday morning, '.It J-l Ml.35 ii 6 6 6 ] M| yd.* lltl k llJlM* (fl1 86, consisting of a vigorous signal M a rib id« * <•« $.iii no 5328.80 f I t Ml llll drill and the usual round of lim 8110 I m, ft ’i Hii ll <lr in tile ( i t $ 6 5 7 7 sq y ds 2 i nch s h e e t a s p h a l t t op (« $ 1 0 2 h ►on 6708.5! bering up exorcises, sent the o r ­ 8 I m ft 1 *r» lilt h r*T .? in m ;v« 1 (II f I Ii,'. 131 sq. yds hi a k r e l aid (u I Ii 1 : j o 57.6 I ange-clad gndm en from- then :;<iti 8*1. ft *i O.oo 4 Munuilicnts at .*lr**yt i n le t; *■! tl>.Os m $1'. .'.0 ul i eret i • a l l e y ret ut ns (nr 30c 9000' home, 1)11(1 lelield wiUi no major in 6 T y p e A 1n l e t s ( a $ 3 5 6 6 E x t r a work juries m arring a sound squad,and 21000, 1 1r» #i#» with added ctmfidetu e and pi es 8 T m *e H I lilet s (ll $ 3 6 6 6 1 . ahol a t o i v ins|ici I ion o f i i i a t c i i a l . 240.00 • i* hi . attained after a sterling rec l-ogol expense, advertising , i , 2' I 2d 1 Lin ft 12 iin-h still Ul M»Wl’| (fl $1.06 1264.20 . f *L*Ui I ord in early season eoiifercnco. Etigineimig U. E x t i n xx *nk 331 37 *i ! 1 *!J Coach V an Fleet indicated !><• 2 Miinli.il •i 1 *. ft del !• ( i t $ 5 6 *81 |0(1.Oil I fo re the train departed, that hiTotal co-t Manholes •i 8 ft deeji (<i $'i.’>66 136 66 re g u la r starting lineup would open $ I 6782 ;•I I o l a h o t to h > I I \ I 3 „ i-tifu ret e iriutitimetits ul street intersections (a1 $ i! 5 ii against the Longhorn* Satuiday 32.56 $■*:.:* I 31 which will place Llghtsey and ,M* r 1Hltl'U Kin x inspection of materials I be boii,, t>j Ad in, cut j toper tv wnei 214.67 1 $ I I I 88 83 , Till a tte n d s; Williams and Snntli at l e g ill ex pease, advertising , i• 274 N i n n b , i . . f f.-, t f i o i i l a g i 5 6 1 7 66, 396 16 Idea; Norton and Gulslem at Etigmi-ermg i . Assy -in 'nt pc/ |o,it frontage $I.P:*I7 792.86 F guards; Cornwall, cen ter, Join-.-, F R E D I W i l l I VMS. I !npi!!#•«•r quarterback; Captain Newton amt Tuhil • uf 21 ft paxement $21668 79 | M ro w * at halfbacks; and Middh N a ImI ll ' s, ri|,i ,,,j* 1 .till V1• t of 16 It, (>m ement kauff a t full. It is quite plot* $11561 13 1 mat Vss'mi .able th a t the big veteran Im* J It It a f f in r|V M.1 ji, Salifi.i ,i 1 - crasher will s ta rt, though the new I .eida NI Mill, b t 3. blk 8. ; t | Tot a I un- t ,,f widening $ 9417.36 23 t o ’ ■fullback threat, “ T i n y ' Chaplin, 1“ f ll'llds b q i A I , l. ill 1 .edge, J , l 1 , 11 J uh IIS, *11 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. ia alatted to see plenty of action on Pres 1! M, Phersoli, Ne, I..t in, b'k 8. ti 233 03 Number of teet frontage 3534.45 the Tfxus gridiron. 233 U3 Assessment pet foot frontage $2,673 . Early yesterday morning it was l H Halid. Ini 5, blk 8, tt I . *nnoi ami F It Rand, 1*3 10, blk 8, tt b 233 u t 1 RED 1 W IL L IA M S , Engineer. Frank Ooaterhuudt, both "ds. *; p; S a rg e a n l. lot 5, blk 8. tr (■ 233 ti t • would make the jaunt into Texas, -H .1 -t-± J H, Nteveris, lot 1". blk 8. d (, 233 113 -/ ! ring the squad to 23 men. * +~ S Boyd, lot 5, blk 8, tr H * * s 233 03 I C m /i a J h i w i , Meisrh Realty Co., lot 10, l,lk 8 tr H 233.03 S !3g— * *~ x i u l .— liltxi m i ....... .. I i<Mi| I r o n i n g r j l . l.imisey. i-t i. hik 9 . 1 233 03 * • 3— J 3 3 233 03 Josephine Dixon, l o t 6. blk !* 11 I * * V. II. Ruiul, bn 1. Idk 9, tr. U 117 2.13.03 233 03 * hu|iniaii A Tuckers Add Jar,, RiibitiSnn. lot 6, blk 9 tr b 117 HI 183 18 233 03 Mo* I' S M1111*011. lot I, blk 7 224.53 Robert Curry, b*t I, blk 9. t G. 117 I’*"*** 50 169.6 t 133.65 2.33 03 F . S. Johnson, SI 2 hit 2, blk 7. F rank Brown, b>i 6, blk 9. t r . ' G e t . -’ll 117 , C H A R L O T T E . N. r . . Oct. 2 2 50 169 0 1 133.65 99.58 Lixxie ('. Johnson. N 1 2 lot 2, blk 7 1. blk9. tr Ii Ml t The Charlotte automobile streeil- Mabel Doxiei', VVV190 ft lot 272.66 125 3.34 12 133.15 J* Stokes, lot i, blk 8 iy hist finished, will stage its Meiscli R e alty Co., K. 67 ft lot 1. blk 9, tr. 11 67 •naiintfui^iral opening on tint 160 327 12 460.95 F . L. Wowlruff lot 5, blk 8 J . H. White, lot 6, blk 9, tr. 11 117 233.03 *>y, Oct. 25, Fourteen of the 272.611 lamia Nixon, lot 3, blk 9 125 334 12 U3l» A. P a te Suh-Dix., S.infurd rld's most famous drivers will 69 Faoniu Frasier E 61. 3 ft bit 4, blk 0 150.47 184 43 ipetu fo r the 125,600 in prises, Elm o ( j . Ktevcnsj lot No. 1 I j -.xc Beg. ut N. Ii 105 228.98 280.66 Unknown, lot 1. blk 16 will b« a 250-mile race. Cur. said L u f ruf) 60 ft. VV. 100 ft. N. 64 139.57 171.07 Ite track w a- built at a cost of to North line said Ixit E a -t to Beg 452 * 900.24 Mrs. L. E , Taylor, lot 7, blk 16 financed wiiolU- by Char- T. Long, lot No, 2. ... 272.06 125 334.12 879.65 F . Mabel, Saint, lut 1, blk 17 .. 411.60 apital. It is a board oval 1 305.31 140 374.22 John Munson, lot 7. Idk 17 K. R. Trafford's Mup, .Sanford . . . „ 1 ope — one-quarter miles long , , 183.18 224.53 84 M. F . Robinson, lot 1, blk 18 ........ . II b e cupublc of holdioic curr Cira. M. Hrryvor dr KliAiitkcth . j S ’a w J ■ 104.67 48 128.30 C. H. Kirkland. N 48 ft. lot 5, Idk 18 _____, < 1 a fpcc*d of. 130 miles an liqur 233 03 T. Brewer, lot 6. blk 8. tr. 1 117 are than 4,000,000 feet of ium John Mnsscn, lot 10, blk 8, tr. 1 113.39 52 188.99 T J. Johnson. S. 52 ft lot 5, blk 18 117 233.03 * wtnt into its construction, and Mra. F. Z Gruves, lot 5, blk 8, tr. 2 K. II. Trafford's MalL Banford 233.03 117 kndstattda will accommodate 203.01 233.03 i Luvinla Williams, lot I, blk tr. A 4 - . ^ ' -76.95 165.63 117 people. Facilities for tak- W. B. Zucbry, lot 10. bik 8. tr 2 95.95 117.61 233.03 Sallie Mclntire. lot 1, blk 7, tr. A 117 of 60,000 more havf been Julm Turner, bit 6, blk 8, tr. A. 95.95 117.61 233.113 j Sailie Mclntire, lot 2. blk 7. tr. A -117 - on W ield/ m mv ■I C. Hall, iot 12. blk 8, tr. A ........tie race drivera are in Char- A. B. Bunins, E. 118 ft. lot 6, blk 8, tr. B. 235.02 ■J u p it e r Lodge I O. O. F . to Jo . Body 118 O p e n in g S p c c d w j y t - ------ _____ __ ■ u 44 D. W. Warren, lot 3, blk 8, t r ^ A , . - ^ . . 44 Frank M, Brown, lot 4, blk 8, tr. A..,..., 41 Ernestine Stewart, lot 5, blk 8, tr. A.* 44 John Turner, lot C, blk 8,' tr. A 60 Wm q . McGill, lot ( , blk 9, tr. A ■ * • • • 06 Willie Lewis, lot 2, blk 9, tr. A 00 j j . Gramling, lot 3, blk 9, tr. A J . P. Baker, lot 4, blk 9, tr. A.......... ..................... 00 J . E. Laing, E. 39 ft. lot 1, blk 10, tr. A.............. 00 Loman Oliver, N 1-2 lot 2, blk 10, tr, A........*■lien Bradley S 1-2 lot 2 blk 10, tr. A . . . ............. Emma Miller, lot 3, blk 10, tr. A ................ ........ E. II. Jones, lot 4, blk 10, tr. A............................. Laura Johnson, lot 0, blk 6, tr. B ........................ Robert & Janey S. Singleton, lot 7, blk 7, tr. R. Theresa Stewnrt, lot 8, blk 7, tr. B .............. J . P. Raker, lot 9, blk 7, tr. B .....- ........... .......... E. M. Ward, lot 10, blk 7, tr. B ......... J. M. Frierson, lot 11, blk 7, tr. B . ............ W. G. Magill, lot 12, blk 7, tr. B ........................... K. S. Johnson, lot 7, blk 8, tr. B ............. A. S. Simms, lot 8, blk 8, tr. B. ....... A. S. Simms, lot 9, blk H, tr. B. A. S. Simms, lot 10, blk 8, tr. B. ■■■■-• 233.03 Mnrganna Brown, lot 11, blk 8, tr. B. R E C O R D P R IC E OFFERED FOR FRENCH H O R S E Harvard Banks on McGlone AFTERNOON H rrr ... • No frills -no tins* FOIL w rapper, hence 2 0 0 — m ade and cut • ■ exclusivelyfir pipes ts.»C.V! * 78.! m U e c e r r * I I teos Tooxoco Co. V'Va.;*? a. .■ ■*» i ■* i **• L. .-, . , -...j T¥ aJ6,t t i * ■— +■+ �h m > ?i il] *r ______________________________ - . ~ — . • t‘ 1 > ___ Herald W ant Ads W ill Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance I ; - FO R |7 u ' C * r f r t f #, I R E S U IjT ^ >« r n ' Classified Directory | Building Material ally H e r a l d D RATES Help Wanted . Houses For Sale 1 y '-v ■> < Used Cars y Miscellaneous 1 • , For Sale v* ‘ -Vil i, fcV.fi p.l, x , ... ' J, erf and un» '1 FOR S A L E — Large, roomy bunga­ ’ * '* 1L I 1 3 _ E .;6 t h . S u [ E O N T R A { r r O R S .■< and P ro perty */ ' low. Completely furnished with ' n i'n V s M O n i " I T " w" rk’ sidewalk., buildmon to sell Bout Oil gunge made. up-to-date furniture- This house Tailored Suit# S,L..[i0 to $•>. -•<> ing blocks, irrigation boxen. J . E. Automobile furniahed. Standard ,1 ownera. On and nfter Now+JS v \ wns built for a Rome. Located on the scale of wnges for painters In’ P!'Um , , T w . V r m 5 f v c Tcrwillffer, Trop. Product* Co., 475 Main. Grcentween Twelfth I Magnolia AVe. Sanford will $ 0 JO per hour. Mn r f i - fHusiness rror 1; r , iner* ' U 'n'" 'T~»nd " ^ T f’n Y rT \> n t" _______________ |and Thirteenth Tlii Street*. Very beat tlUlwIi JMinford 4 arter 1 dimhur \ \ *i T * *»«■ • v T» phi« n • . . HOME PUMP ' . ion in'Sanford. \VU1 sell for location chants. Direct mail ndverlismg. _ S u ' ANTE1)~ ' * " » * ,ndy for sten? Automatically . i ia Frc SANFORD MULTIGRAPH m f i —7 V J V n V » ----- _____________ I ..Frnphio and general office work. -’_____ _____________________________. #il „ m a in ta in s ’" " C D , room U, Hall Uld|{. Tel. . ‘'U M B E R CO. Houac 0f I Answer in own handwriting fcfvin* HoV W A N TED -A m bitious hov 'P0000. ftrnishcd; $2,000 cash. Cl 4 ^ 2nd St. pressure a t * Phone 015. * , _ > m c e . Quality and ..Price. D'Kf. experience and rnlary expectwanted by The Herald to Tell ,,V,lnnct! 1,1 tcrms v0ry t0 hftn' FO R R E N T — Room nhd h jn A d v a n c e ‘T T v ~ H I ? A ^ n F r ^ Will hr »»• I irons inti cot* mnllnfrlr for MIRACLE Concrete C o , tenoral W A N T E D — Four $100.00 per week FOR S A L E — One touring. P. A. Bros. building. “ HupraoHle" Mcro, W ight c\% Wanted ___ lo» ■ line He ■ line Ac n line Is a line double above lbs. $80.00. .-i H O O LEHAN - ■ • - B A d v e rtisin g EXTRA SSO.OO monthly! no selling ^ wi„ make it «u.s- ! R S A l.E - P r a c t lc a lly COLEMAN jfrm Irtlons TT W. G l!l:R , ltcrnl.i TTlfirr. ACCUSTA ttrrec* length l MIIOMCLE — Auno canvassing, positively no in- sj|(|(> f((r hl„ tR.r t() make good ( n(.w s i x r „omi m,alern bungn-' Oak £ 3rd. Phone 148. gusta, Gn. linn Phone 440. t, |0r for Oral JU L T a “ ZA CH A R Y7 H e ra ld (IIIor. c la rifie d medium ium, inie ensn .uuc . . ........... -v. i* e ~ i. — Phone 148. F O R S A L E — 7-<lrnwcr Si nger sew* .Vi ■ line, minlmom I »'■ V»nU’" W r W j J j J 1^ J 1* ........... ' B - k T S l . V r r a . ^ j T |TOR hou.o It r»»lrtr»e<l to - 30c. jeago. __ ! — " ■------------------ — --------------- Furnished or unfurnished. Thou- _Ay>ljr 2U3_L._Jrd bt. ing machine like new Also .i V ' H /lr*H"'i 7 bPT tl.M E TR IST ■ eitde Tha Ban•IIEVENTS INFECTION. 109 A I.ITT LF. t\ANT AD in The H E L P W A N T E D — Young lady sand cash will handle, balance ten FOR R E N T — 4 room cottage, close Ilooster kitchen . cabinet. TOM MOORE. Eye* exiimined. Ill l>e renponalble Herald will hiing reSanford Ave. Phone 4 7 3 - J ._____ _ ______________ . . . yem big __ -wanted In enroll,in Herald’s big 'lb. greatest discovery in flesh year s. Write Box y5fl or phone In. Thrhsher’it Garner. ncorrn-i Ineertlon. glasses fitted. 221 I„ !•irst Etreet. j suits. Advertise those old articles 'Salesmanship ( ampaign. Excep- h> almg is the marvelous lloroxone. 53tr-\V W A I T E D TORRENT— H ow often R A HV C H I C K S — Custom li nUh! ! for niilmeijueni Phine 410. you have stoitd away nnd have tional opportunity for hustler. ,l Mepaiiitiun thut conics in liipiid e fifflrr should be ing. Lyt us tell you why it payt llaielr In i.-aae of PIANO T l'N lN G X REPAIRING no use for. A little thirty-cem arl $1843 in prizes are being offered and powder form It is a comhinn- 1 OWN Y O U R HOME. t n . t r t f f i n ‘ l R , t« deal with the Co^tinenia'l i i a t e l l . ‘ ^ mny bring you several dollars. Piano Tuning, Repairing and Over­ Phone 148 and a , e Present.Hve ' ^ ^ ^ n ' a l Z t ^ ^ h * w i . l T n d fo' t V S Z i u ( t Z Hmt Z t t „ " t . . n Z J u l T Z S 7 f y ou ' ar e ^ !s> G»--------:\ hauling. Edwin Colhornc, Walakn wil|_ rail t.. see you. I’ d Saturday night, November 22. h . i , t i , a. hut it heal , the f|.-U inteiested u. owning your home t l l l , . nt The proper! v owner’ will S P I T S AND O V K R C O A T S - A l l BBTi.iicna. Aids., Sanford. F l u . __________ \ t inordinalv .......... ........ I. Had us.. see' one of our milllK his ....... . ..................... prewialallvn Ihor.......... r................... .... . -all ..... on ......... ........... — sales— , |(w|kt. tiitiki* no mibiiiKi* „H.i-iuiuitf ms w«?h \ vi»*»............................ i m nui* 1to0 oruor, ^unraniooji wool made order, guaranteed. ' Ours sloirg. The T l " " ' IS <" Win. If you , with WI'ST M i c . i N h $*i«rit**i»urm. Th** / ............. .... 11 ' .’ ‘J ., . .. ..,.s w|ni.B wfuk < nit’ii 11ml hvar uin uasy plans a m M|lsrt, |u |.,.0plr ltiokinu f*»r hnusrs to fit- Any '2 pi «hc suit ru ll q trllh ratre. rulea PRINTING na. • HI Hive you .................................. have any spare tune and would X r v i-.inwnt, 'ivrmn f . "Ow„ Yuur ll-.inv". i he o s 's The H eralds classified . suit or overcoat *2i).50. Scotch M AT i ll E W1 * R E S S - PR I N I ING ! " !...................... .Tnallon And l£ ........ like to wm a ll.n.k !« > $ * ?, ” . T T A. P. < ONNKI.I.Y & SONS . ‘ The nd* are , heao Phone Woolen Mills. SOS E. Second Street, will Hi-tlnt you Q UIn ALITt S E R V I C E - PRICK. Al»\ ER*I ISINt want »d to maka Commercial St.. R. li. Ave. .v ^ ; s; m in .,” ; ; .......r i a .......................... .................................... ............ . »>« *• ^ ........ _ , Phone 417-L 3. lat k: I4T HOTICI*. £ > , H a y n E s a- r a t l i k f . Printers nn oiir lot in ( ii' iii ^ i'Idwii Uintable and i hairs. Phone 343 ■hnvid rive itielr and otfiie outfitters. Phone 3IU. (ion t I lorn t ’eleiv Ave. I ixe,.(, FOR KENT Five tnnin cottage on block nffb'n Mdilreja M A p a r t m e n t s lift Park Avenue. lil.uiin liunil.er It tional investment. Houses onl\ ic ST ACG USTIN E. F L A . St" I lin ed stieet \pplv toil French FOR S A L E —Roller top desk In Gult- AI'llllI one NEW ERA PRINTKKY. .lo’ I m >f R e n t For tun l iculurs in Ave. Johns County is lenelied through , good condition*. Phone 341, i t . isiii »*r i f t)»* St 81It' of cent Iv limit. I a lha>i».,iitl a**’ a — ipilie .-it Itaumel Speeinllv Simp printing at reasonable price. Op ihe St. Augustine Evening Record, II* i.ll.era o i b l --------------HAYS Pump and Planter Co„ of mi »'n |iinl«ai ' ''III'* I ITil « lull Tt t<1 |' l|Ml l„. next to Post Office. posit,. Post Dirice. Plume llu. , Qui< k results. Two cents p^f^®/,rd. , A PA R I Ml .N I KOI; REN T One i Gidvn, III., have manufactured , r ir »'l.lr-»« !r . •r r li. st r*i.- .if » 11•t Ilia Sample copy on reonest P U B L IC SI KM K.RAPIIKR 3 loom and otic - room npnit-| :tv F o r B en t sprnv puni)is for over 41) years, ' ' ■ D ' t , | l k s | . . t D t >l f kt I | i l | I I l | f f .......... >UAT, V m “ EDNA "l.ORD. Clitice of II. B. TA MPA. FLORIDA lam p s Daily »"»’•" Apply "o I tench Ave. • tii. *.t i I*.i ia.« K F A L -K S T A T E Hays Tractor for sale liy llisilchan>ii i k f Dane t * j i d - i li ( s . f t i , f S i r | . r « fni* I nlllrf nr l»f letLewis, Park Avenue. Phone 3 IP. 'lime*, the great home daily. | n l . |,I N-| | , ;|,|,.|N upper l t » R R E N T I'tlltttg station and ' t oleman, Oak und 3rd. Phouu 440. » i t I m * St ill • * • • f I I.*1 nl;t • si ■j j FOR S A F E 8 beautiful lot.at n llnttr ti‘»t .•■(ffc• rate I ’ ve per word, minimum g arage eniuiiined Aul hoi i/.ed 1 " r k TI. m s t a T K t ♦ « . |{ t i l l * . 1.1 • ‘ • • m r u t * N t « » f | f i ■ apaitment. all <oiiveniences, 813 M irtftl, leal baigaiii. Thrasher A Gal - rliargi ^5c cash with order. Write I ord Seiviee Sl at. > n Tools, etc si it,. .,f l l..| | .| , fr\ *> Magnolia A'*e. .1. K. SPIIRI.1NG, sti , diM'ien f,,, i-omplete rat" card. ul M l.ank itml 11 •»x\mr«1 A* a net, 11 Park Ave. ‘1 *l • i.i fit 1 *1It S»*lllt I .r res|ionsihle pint) to w.uk on Fffl r .e ,lspecialist. V Subdivisn ns to Oi I. i l.r l •• f f n . l i i i l l n I i *.«i 11.1 *.f iin m it. . r i lot ..mmission le,s,« nmr, know Ford Ill REACH III VERS or seller* of I ( iR S A F E l,o j» le t w i t h lltii lando, 1'lorida. and Floral HILL TO VI« I I T T1TLK. llox 1 I 32 <’it v Florida teal estate advertise ■it and I2tli Streets and Elm Ave . at , o r I I l a |l«i> • n* M m i l n t ..f 11 . 11 . I f . . .,f i ’ITAT l*»N f * Heights, l lornla on Dixie High­ 'lie St Petersburg ‘l 1 lues tine rent I i ■ i! r * i i ti • i tt v if \ Finpiiie 11 * 11 Klin. * ri♦ if m * * ttf l In- St nt«* of " t ii way. Not ||i Pn»k A n an. ■| * t i n * i t * r • f t . l a n t * > I NX L .ir jir n * • ' f i t itt i .} , cent a word dnilv, two cents a woi.l I <ili SAI IT lllisipess |i|opertj , I ■* .i • - i ni l * M I ' i ’ . i t t>* ul * * r uf . i ■ 1 1 I II $ * 1 • » % \ SPI K N d .il I I I I 1N t. P \ I N I I NI. • tv I M ilt ■ ' SIGN PAINTING Sundays. slot'.-soli Ninth St I l.rii k Idm k ••t , i \ I r it. 1 1lit* I IV i I t i l l \ I t I *. t fit ,t il f i l l I f . SANI i»RI» -IGN SlH iP Riglil M VINE Wu'.rr, ille. Morning Son ■>n Palmetto A,ve Good paving nil *i I • i • 1 \ u i\ • h s " ■' t * u . i i d dfi f i 'i i i I M 1a t i i i t That tiifil, half nk, tliM nurn|;i’il pri. es for signs , i all kinds « it Ina easy tinel Thousands of Maine pen l . ope1 1v and a ...... I Inn 112 I 'at K . • .1 » i tt t i t v I ..n a "I H at.' N o . I . 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U oh .son 's S a n i t a r i u m H ^ JJ ® iltl*.ii d«*‘ l;ir It IAk * a« r >f»» K* Mm lit v ut i»rl»*iL «iuatt*r tnIt Hun I I o RI ST" 1 n ll l>**nc|i ■ h"it i • S. XV. BRADFORD 1 M 1 S K I .I . ’ EM Kfuinitl L r p n t l - **|»r|l !•< tf<** J.t*.f f ■ •lull fop ‘ ■ id M>• ji I M c l u . t l aii.l Mat r r n i l jf * I dl DMg' III ) RUBI'I Ul ■ ll “ At the OutlrC* Klton J. Moughton p w n ARCHITECT By GEORGE McMANUS iING UP FATHER F irst N ation al San ford, Hank B i d s ’. ,*r*f v, * > r ■ - —------ Florida 1 V*. 3 ' H E NEAOT C O S f T H A v T C O H E b »N H N O r r i C E l O F F E R S A, C l C U A R - I L L C H O K E . H H A * w r’v .L *- '. I'L L CO U P THE. R O O F ON O - S a n fo rd N o v elty W o r k s W H E R E V. C. n i l . l X U Trap* I T T i n ; TJ IftfNUU R L D OF* H _i ./.A t- 1 1 » m "— e ^ T \ 4f, CONTRACTOR AND BUlLDfifc Uritrral itU«*g» and Hill ftft'trk fit * • iiiuinrrriul |lfrr«9 W IT H ( c rrrr 'id ’■ ’'wT . fVv) v- l W — ,@ 0 0 0 ln)0KfilOlM (IT "4’' a ffit. D O N 'T F O R C E T T O F IL L T O U R P I P E W IT H a L ^ ^ j ________* I , 0 .1 M 4 ■x J hti O *'X FV>tuwc,S<wvicg. l**c- *»- , ,,, - - - Croat Britain rtakU r m m J . f l o T t f r / taVhTf t | t _ 'l^11 tfrtrjp^ii-^' Seminole Marble Co. Maibl* lint HranK* from oU M U a r r l.a llaal Of quality % U 4 werk niBiirltllk W r " * lor lalaat d o l i n a i ; U. Tl'UNKL. MaafarU. KlarMa V. O, Uaa BSS. rhmmm MS -------* Tn --- ~ J' *■_■ '•t /, '■ y m1 , { P„ nv . ' l i ' I’ . i ■'U , *i ■**#! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 22, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 22, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5d8c0d79384f1ffe550ec7620a9b06ce.pdf 6e4401f1fc3071530255a9564c820e1d PDF Text Text nL iflp P < north nigh lo w e s t U Rainfall r i ...... ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHE$ THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1924. ''' For Governor PARTY DISEASE j — V —— N U M B E R 11 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS <uno ——' to DeLand Closed Because o f Construction o f Causeway CITY OF PEKING1 CUT OFF FROM OUTSIDE WORLD Murdered |V. 3 . With the understanding that It Information received, here up, to noon today from the bridge over will probably be a month before J'/H tluTSt. Johns R i v e r between Dc- the water ovor the rondbfd will suliside enough for (he top to be I.nnd and Sanford was to the effect [j ] :j . l i out of the w a ter'a g ain , Volusln Democratic Nominee Says that it is still closed to traffic ex­ authoritiea decided, it wns lenrned, F o r c e s of Peking Govcrncept in cases of emergency. Prac­ nu-nt SufTcr Several SctPast Three and One-Half tically half of the temporary cause­ that the temporary causewny backs at Hands of MukYears Have Produced Crisis way of tlio flooded area at the would ho absolutely necessary. It .tlen Troops, Reports Say Present National Situation north end o f the bridge haa been is estimated thnt it will he several finished, and It is hoped that It weeks la-fore the wnter level of the will bo completed and reudy for river will be low em l appreciably.) Water at Crest. use by tomorrow morning. City Kngineer Fred T. Willinms! Commissioner Thursby o f VMlui sia county, in charge of the work, |stated this mrrning thnt the water |declurod thnt the causeway will be level .if Lake Monroe hn* reached At Peking Said Eloquent Appeal Made For finished by night. He has n num- its highest level. From Wednes­ Situation To Be Very Serious; Con­ Betterment of Conditions; her of convicts nt work on the day morning to this morning tIn* level remained the same, accord­ spiracies Are Reported The late Governor William II. Would Give Farmers Aid project. Hope has been expressed here ing to measurements of the engi­ Rosa of Wyoming may lie succeed­ thnt traffic over this road will be neer. ed in January by his widow, Mrs. S H A N G H A I. Oct. 23.— Peking A BOARD D AVIS T R A I N When asked if the water would resumed under nlmost normal con­ Nellie Taylor Ross. The Dem­ 1has suddenlv la-ell completely cut KN ROU TE TO C L E V E L A N D begin receding during the next few ditions Friday with the causeway ocratic State Convention insisted lu ff fnnii telegraph ronmiunicatiun Oct. 23.— With hut nne more Completed nnd affording a safe days, Mr. Williams replied in the i with all outside points this morn upon nominating her, though she W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 23.— ; formal uddress, thnt scheduled He said that for the route for motor vehicles over the negative. '"*• . , , for Cleveland tonight, John W. Oct. 23.— W ith has declined the honor. She says past several years measurements 1 1 ’ushinR its inquiry into the part of the road that has been un­ I Announcement from Shnnghni sho will make no mtivo campaign. Davis, is on his way enst, com­ j]0gc(| wholesale der water for a week. It is report­ have been Liken of the water in of cutting o f f Peking follows close­ churRca of Senator Robert M. ’ pleting the lust leg of his two Mary Fleming, 23 year-old ed thnt due to the water washing the lake and that last year, after ly advices in special dispatches ck residents of IJiFollette tliat huge “slush" weeks final campaign in tho over this part of the highway ami the water had reached its crest, from Mukden that forces o f the Grund Rapids, Mich, school teacher, ,]P followed last middle west. the large number of cars passing) it was more than a month before Peking government suffered sen- was murdered, police believe, by n funds are being raised to special request The train passed outside of over it, conditions were becoming i there wns nny variation to amount ous setbacks at the hands of the rejected suitor. Her body wns swing doubtful statcB to the ludianu early today headed for found in n shed in the rear o f tho Republican ticket on Novenfi worse daily nnd Wednesday, it w-ns to anything. reek government Mukden troops. annot la- expected, he furpractically impossible for automo­ Cleveland, nnd then or. to New An all night battle Inunched by school ut which she I aught. An ax her 4, tbe senate campaign ution o f t h e e x * *3 ( Continued on page 0) 1fi,(HH) Peking troops results in lay near by. biles to get across. York where the finul drive of fund investigating committee recks from TurMukdcnitcs turning on left flank the candidate's personal cam­ turned txxiny to the examina­ <1 on the agenda of Peking troops and their press­ paign will In* started on Satur­ tion o f bankers and others frond ing right flunk upon prepared mine day. |;J session o f the ! fields explosion killing thousand-. New York City. inn* council. which Peking forces also m e said to have George W. Simmons, banker, W »t Organization Has EVANSVILLE. 1ml . Oct. 23.— { M.ni.lnv. Greece County been defeated inside the great wall under subpoena for questioidnif’ Coinpleting ins third and finul cum Been Completed And Con­ XI of «*'•* l*‘nK"e >on .lliol front. with particular reference ot letters tributions Are Being Re­ piugn tour of ludiann, with address) niiitMivers'V. lie wrote to other bankers urging es Wednesday night at Evansville Conspiracy Revealed ceived liv the Chairman mid in the late afternoon at lustor- ( lo Convention. campaign contribution* for londuet T llK K ). Oct. 2.3.— General I'eng of tin* campaign in western ..'.ate* j„ used a* the hnnia ic Vincennes, John \\ . Davis, UenioYu I i dling, commander o f (he But few contributions to tin- Da­ i i at ie candidate f*ir president, ,„t net., n. Greece to "kill o ff tin* La Follelte move* Peking troops, in defennivit• • • t th,. i' \puls ion of the vis-lit ynn campaign have been i lunged thnt the Inal three nnd one Advertising Man Speaks of Government I’rosecutnA Says lie-* mi t'hihlmn Mmichuriun bor Declares There Can Be No merit." Simmons signed himself *3 pi,turn fr.im ( 'onstnn- made by Seminole enmity Demo­ half years of repuhllciin ndntinis Boom Between Lines In acting for the “ bankers commit­ Commander II. A. Stun.'l of der against Manchurian invasion Advantages That Sanford trui\ to the provistee." lration had produced tile "third is conspiring against Genet nl *\ u Fight For And Against 1' .S. N. I Maced on Stand to Will Derive From Brewers’ jt ,ml convention for crat:*, according to It. L. Dean, enun party" and offered with tlie help Joseph R. Grundy, a wealthy ' Pei Fu. military head of Peking the Federal Constitution worsted yarn manufacturer of*Drove Lease Disagreement governnu-nt, uecording to a di­ of Greek and Turk- ty i him mnn of tin* Seminole Vic­ of a deinoeralic congress to rein Ball (In !) Wintering Here , whi' h w»' adopted tory <'lulls, who urged in an inter­ cily Hristol, l'n . and rhuirmnu of the the "disease which bail patch lu re from Tientsin. W H E E L IN G , W. Vn . Oct. 23. — Pennsylvania ways nml means com­ „ e , oi.fcn tree ns nil l.ttS A N G E LE S .(><( 23. -Ton­ Rosevear. general (h a i l '* \V General Feng known for hiview this morning thnt local Deni- In might it about." Charles G. Dawes, Republienn mittee of the Republican national general Meaty « f I'niteil diri-tinn practice* entered Pel. in my \va-< hep on ui Mr. Davis also filedged in the niannt'e of thi' Dalton Ailvei lining mints collie In the aid of the party with hem! offices at At A gem v ing and the situation then isaid viee-presiileiitnil candidate, carry­ committee, said hi* organization '..If- di 11 let i " in t In i Weilne-* name of democracy to give relict .mint de­ at lire. t>i lie giiivc the di-put* ti add-. I dlit it ( ily . N. I., and W M Rul tile I bad raised J'.iiih.OOO up to todity 1ft Icf th.' ing his party's campaign into t be gov el nmeiil Mlit lo m i ­ '"t'out i ibut ions ban n't been com ' to the farmers of the country; to head of the Jin k— illivilit* office told |fifty-three counties in Pennsyl­ py uur, or threat of Ining about u thorough bouse home slate o f John W. Davis, e i uliipilliv, well* guests at the le nml d'lil fact - of naval PI KING, Oc t. 23. Vi to. v at vania outside of the Pittrbnilf i>r nf l oie ii-rn to the ing in as fast at wa • expected, Mr. cleaning of the Hu-lmigton govl\ luncheon " f the Sanford Iwhah may take nny Dean declared, “ and it ha- appeuied propel! ii"* t" the I'ail- Ilinhlatiiii fm the cellt l :*l * hllic-e his audience here W cdncsiluy night district. W. L. Mellon, a relative i-iniiifiit, to put an end t.i bureau • i ( humlici nf t •iinii'«'ii e to the invasion *• I armies contesting deem - w ise nml ef- |that Seminole Democrats are try Pet ndeiim ami T runs* Main hoi ihii forces WU' miliont'l ed that there was no room hetween of Andrew W. Mellon, secretary o f rrmies and install u government lluv — p guard the peace of mg to shift the louden of raising; the lines ill the fight for and tlie treasury, is iii charge of inis.mpmiy, wlueli K. L. Do in nil o f f ic ia l s l i t e i i n n t I de lates that it is j Flo 11dll s ipiota, to other connin'*. 'bused on u sane, Unwind looking i Mi Rusrvear .|ieki- luioflv on p-.it ing money in llml district, he said. against the constitution. and progressive liberalism. In the ndvaiitag*■-* m il mug fr"in the 11 "iii lieadqiin i . i s nt toduv •>nt rolling share holder A large number of Democrats, light "f each member A denial of information reaching The Republican nominee devoted ", near the f ig h t in g tu bring to tbe ul- the chairman pointed out, have addition, Mr. Pavia said he would svstemiitie ndveltl-mg " f a coint $ 1011,111111 mill uml in the w all g ’ Senator Robert M. LnFollctto that address, delivered at \ e t e id a v timed cause the tax and tariff laws to tie most of In miimtv through the medium of a assembly or the probably had in mind to make con­ d "iispiim y t"i granting of .ally of West Virginia. , he had been named ut tho recent lllb Four hundred prisoner** were „ iri-sime tri-stale rally |cm uni'-tunces wlint- tributions to the fund but have I cWI it tell along the lilies that 11ompHiiy which si » m inlized in this Hint nml Pennsylvania Republicans convention of the American Rank­ the government iTiaige* * apt i i : isl in the i ngagemmit. the uiternational pence overlooked the matter not ready­ knew no eluss or section, privilege rla-s of vvi«rk. and -poke optnmls- w h • Iint i min nee of hia assault on ers Association at Chicago to head tnallv nf the future tupid growth . Ilolieiiy, paid f 2itn.uiin t.i Albert 1-taL-mcnt declared and thi Man Islanding between nn- ing thnt their purty is in great nr favor. i hm ton- ret i call'd tovvanl * hinLllFollette Independent' cntl- n committee to solicit funds from, uf Florida Referring to conditions which It Fall. Secret ut v " f tin- Interior nienkou where the third important need of funds to carry on tin- fight, i y, i haracterizing it as "an at- tlie bankers of tlu* country to Bid lie paid h'.'th tubule to the Junmgr Provided particularly in those stales which he declared wcle responsible fol gate in the great wall i< h i ittcd. at i he time, "ii our constitution nnd exist- the Republican national or oth«r ii.r <'handier of t oppperce and the ftie cication of the independent nf the Lausanne tren- nre doubtful. Except for that i hmige Ill pn-l- mg form of government." Hut near tirket wus made by Edward „T« . work a* enmpltshed bv that l«»dy In I ( (inmninder H A Stuart. C S. or the compulsory ex- ( ''N o time should hi* lost, Mr. parly, Mr. Puvis said: tn/r the vUsZiiun of thi ni lilies tlie end of is speech h,' tutnsil tn htoteabury, Philadelphia, parT.or "X*.f." mvi > ’ ) I.. * targe " f (be an reference to bringing the Milwau­ Iks rviudcM io Gi-oce ( Dead enlphnsixed, in muting do­ "Three and one-half years of kee ball dull here, and briefly do * val fuel "il rescrve* at Washing­ mi the Shnnh“ ikwnn front was re tin Democratic opposition, declar­ of J. P. Morgan. He told o f col­ |livmg m Turkey, liuti nations at once. Elccl'un day is jiowel by the Himling-t'nolidge 's* nbed the advantages that would ton, was the first witness I'lllbsl I'ol teil urn hanged. lect ing approximately $50,000 la ing was stipulated that less titan two weeks uvvuy and any administration has produced this "I know that I am speaking to Philadelphia for the Grundy com in In* opinion, result from the ad bv Owen .1 Hubert*. govi i nmeiit .Inpan Three TO k H*. *»it 23 whi settled in ( 'o n - I support which Seminole county and rudicul thinl party which our re v iili-in g that wmild lie sent nut qro-ecut"I a gie.it many patriotic, honest mittee of which lie is a member. Rolielts Mild I "111 i fun lp|s should not the slate of Florida <an give to pulihrati friends complain split from here bv the -port wtiter* nl nmmlcr St unit wa* placed on the i-«e d e s t m v e r s have bee a ordered I■I•• i i x lov ing Democrats, hut Both Stntcsbiiry und Grundy a in b" i o ff fniui I 'o it \Mhiii I the party should be given at once the republican party. I hc.v aroused lached in the Hn wets' aggregation witm -s stand l " prove thrt a dis­ t-liailhaikwali Ie pi I Japanese lit, ( • i- no room for any one he told tho committee they had no ii. e- from t'onstanti |so that the funds may be used to the A m e r ic a n people and have In cuneluding Mr Unseveai agreement cxiMcil in the Navy de- le -iile lits and lllle li I In eatened ( w e l l Hi.' lines in thi* great tight knowledge o f the collection of f.M and against the present form of funds for the Republican campalcn tie wludesalw arrests a good advantage the leases, bv the w a i t i n g f " t I g iv e n the oppiil tu n ity fm men t<> |"ike liighlv o f the M'( H'till V uf pmtmcnt eon. erniiig nl tit* •V l llil.ge do. Lilies the -eiiinl lueat • li.imber of I sidents and their iinthat the navi o t fn . i had li"l been in g g o v e i nmeiit le-isting the m thi- g i a el lino-tit, and our eiilislllo by any Pensylvania nl g.-iutintiCttB Outlook i» Bright in Stale. 't ill new mu i in league of nations lio'i ' i xeept the ways and mean* com­ m nrrord with tlie |".Ins and sub- v adin g at lines < ( ietl I hang 1 Regarding the situation over the Ul ge them in pen Ie as the reel • e. ;illd * itillplimellted 1he lli, ."bln - here imled a day of mittee. the Union League, un old tin work of carrying stale With icfeicm c to the response W ill you .l/eie- ef Safifold uiii 'Vi — 14"II111Ig tur all their ill', -equent 1V wa- reliinved from of I in. Mam hm inn b ader which took Mr Republican organization, and the \i tiange “ f „r the call for emit I doit I"h 1".la v i ca n q ia ig n m g Mi to * m e the patient by giving sel VIi < 1Iff a in I den ml w a- nia ( lee i it. indiist rial I'll Isl'UI gll Manufacturers club In 1 l> King, im-tnr of tin h i - dir They dla* f l In11 poi I that .lai'ii n .III lll|cctl"ll I tiic *mm v irus ' Dean iplntcd the Word' ,f Gilchrist Thi taking of testimony wameeting at Wn lung i tanned ii ii v knowledge of special Kir t Baptist • hun Ii. bv s p c i . t l .f Finance oat< long in fant i v *. I lie Mondial proiba cd hr disease ? B. Stockton. I'm ctm picreded bv " f f i nag of >l"> nmeiit (iliit fol III t nl a * cni I1 l e ' i n i ' t made a I i " rnitnit* talk "it J llp.lt .1 SC III t " f . anil independent effort* tu rulto fur Florida, who in a I ttel tu the ilpp"-o V" I renew till' lulll- •sq i ,,,c \la nb'inil " arv e v lileli no lodmg tin with k w an f t " ill t " |n "I ■ ijj - I" ii tel est s t lie i e fund- mining tlie hankers and bull, men that havi chairman, said ■lulls "t 'in etle platform >|r b \eloping hi- I In me. I *• di aw al " i del ' I Pi i --ole lit I a ft ••> I il in* * men. : “ I find ev idem e of a wave of ulm,,<d ulfai.il power; that h a " K i.'i laid » -|ie* ill I - 11i ' m nil I hi ad wlilih the Lie. 11ill - "il land- well tnctnin id the pow U file .1i i< M A N ILA "*t 2 ' Assciting that lie himself hod , nthusin-in sweeping oVei I be - 1ate, sill ielide) ed t hciu-clvc- mid their v i-abilitv o f sei'iirittg a I'l qiei an w it lull awn f i "iii public cull V. the f In iqui me ci mi t In dis la 11 muilc no effort to raise campaign i lilllcse i lot ilig bad cell H|i|iles> the -late coliutry tu pnvilege, that have ev I., (Il'iliie llt iif life, uml the abllllv executive " 1.1*1 bv I'le-lili'llt e l in Manila and no I olliel pa It •ngi ( sm unci in>1it ut Iona 11 ■I I thi' Hall llunl- .till'! sllu e I have gotten rgani/ed I have been hlhlteii bef.ne tin Ann i nan pen t.i di a t Hill mi to bet ween Hauling in 1 1 diiecting that ad of the islands toduv r i*11.1vt • eli i "gelieolis i oiler'lion i funds bu( biol loaned his namo to vveithv "III. otfeis this initial com p le te ly i • Mi.li.alisin behind the the Grundy cum in it lea fo r what niiniet • at l. n nf tbe Naval Rescrv vi­ 'received that a ni"l> had -toned the The III raid's new able tu du a little persnnal -"licit - pie und the world their own ini - and titiwnrthv aims. might be worth, Samuel L, the il m g e i l the iiin s e rv a tn m of the be truhsfcricd to the Department ( liitiese stoles III a small town in I .i I '' mdldnt.v, drew 11nmol ous Anecdot- ing. I havt not had a Magic rc- putenee lu take Ul>> fol Wind step 1 \ auclmu, president of the Baldwin all of last two day* innet t i e n g t h and the fluttering of 11 I ruin I law es in of the Interim I loin the Navy de ill tile public intei est. Do you Nucva Eoija province I f i n a l ill the lI I n«l u 11> " laa-omotive Works, testified he had " N o Democrat who loves hi* par­ think you will quit* radicalism by external virtues, and d e t la le d that pal tiiiclit and other data hearing No ( hllicse were hurt hut the " * g« e« Ill's. |.Mi Hall's story begins Ila iioMiiiii-f found on a r r iv in g ((•nilihuted $0,100 uf his personal Do you think it will still the eontinued o hservanee o f these on the case Roberts asked Stuart mob handled interfering policemen style, it actually is ty for what it tms dam fur this that? i vitality ie He told u I ho o f donating |irm* iples would i i k tradi■ mighty. Tho constabulary restor­ bore that d e le g a tio n s had been n l - find*. tide is no element of country, who is proud of it* fnture the discontent in the United States two in the a tta in m en t o f strong t.i relate his dealings with Fall l i v i n g all d ay ami that among $10,000 of his company's funds to tious and interested m it> by that ? Will you allay the vu-t suit prior to the granting of tlw leas­ ed older. Trouble between ( him.'*- and (belli w a- a g r o u p fr o m III ' native the American Economic Lcnguo which unquestionably per manhood. es to the Pan A mi clean interests. a tunc,” suys Mr. will be able t-> resist yum appeal unrest j In conclusion he quoted: "Geniu s Filipino residents stalled Sntunla/ (o w n o f M a rie tta , lHim. through Julius Kruttschnitt, prt • inaki : vudes today the American people “ After It was decided to |am man uwed my fir m for help at this critical Imut ' t« no substitute fin wntk" and idi-nl of the Southern Pacific railand I night with the killing of a Chinese (Continued on page .by giving them, over again, tinI the lease. Admiral Griffin ffuit at rullection fuil"Sue* i-.-s in nnv ettau comes nut to in a business quarrel. mud, ami that in connection insist* went to Secretary Fall and told •same condition that aroused them" the man who idlv a w a its ins «*» i a •• . elncd hopeless, ed thut tdg business had a right him wc hud heuid the United i Why, to usk the question, is to 1 llO p o itu n itv . hut to the man let thi. party in fro n t to employ people to influence j«n I answer it. What *il! you do u- seizes his o p p o rtu n ity and makes Midway was to be given the leuse Kmi and demunued settiinent ur affecting legislation. , , h on purl of number one," Stuart patriots and as Americans it what it is w o r th .” i, pcii'Upun he a g r e e d to Mr. Vaurlain told the commit­ here to ofsaid. " W e objected to ibis uml t'p oll the m otion o f M. <’ Het here no t clii money fr om the hank tee tie would not approve o f the said it was not necessary to drill Hout S e c r e ta r y o f the Junior fer one. I (hum. use of any of the $10,000 to fight wells. Fall said be bad already "In the name of democracy 1 ('number o f t'o m m e rc e . the * 'v iiu t ille r told him tliul The Sanford Herald announces Senator l.n Follctte, and added that and tbe looking t li v e c o m m ittee o f the o rga n iza tion taken it up with the President At an informal iiiooiiiu; of ofter you a sane, forward III III have tu lie indorsed, A co m p le te and o f f i c i a l list of and a prugu-ssive liberalism that wms substituted f o r th e p u n e it it hail met with approval Fall I'M ul lodge ot U. !'. (I. E. held ut j today thi completion of arrange- he was nut afruiil of I.a Follettct a be absulutely am azed c o m m itte e in s u p ervisin g and the court house lust night, the invnls tor se* uring eoieltm-s.vaM t (hut no "true workingman” would left and went to the Navy build iiteg n i) questioned, and the polls inspectors and clerks fur knows no * lass or section, no pet o v e r lo o k in g the work o f the ' m i ­ b.iuril of trustees accepted the ump from the national campaign on tin' j vote for the Wisconsin fvecfttOr land and we were then summoned the g e n e r a l election, t o be held on ted fa v o r it e that believes n not nus c o m m itte e ih m rin a n ‘*te«i against the iieco*iisitlui) inuile by eei lain members, nig-ht " f Nov I Ttlinilgh arrange [ami that " It will not take more back and shown the approval of the N o v . 4. has been com pleted by the the business of those in office Met mil. ,,|u, |,ny wugou to carry tko Mr iiciiout stated that he !-• 1president. Shortly after the leas and it wa* decided to rebuild the men t- made with the Associated i Board o f County t ' o i n m i s M o m r s . either to give favors to their raid will again have hnve |ti lb i wn < mlauinnt, und Press. The Herald KulicUe v o te * /. lieveil the executive committee | Elk's borne immediatelyes were divided ' Continued on page SIX |gtcei| tu get an indorse- T h e men u » named by the bomd fur friends or to official power to, n leased wire inst nl led on the sec­ Forrest Lake was appointed the various precin cts o f Seminole punish their |H’I » our1 enemifi*; ci lie had apiairuched chairman of the building commit­ ond lluor of tins building where but to so administer the nffuirs in unsuccessfully hi­ county a re as fo llo w s : tee to work in conjunction with the returns will be flashed on a Precinct No. 1, West Sanford; w. this government thul every Peter Thurston and W. E. \\ utsoii screen placed vin the Seminole ll and rei|Uested th at 1 of Turner, clerk, and W. K. Bella, mnn, whether he be a laborer, or selecting a site and d u f l i n g ton ("ounty Hunk building. ilute f«,r |2f> in order D. In Moore, Inor whut Through the courtesy of Rev. tu tive plans that will be discussed uld pay ipy bill o f $25 c. D. Conch, uml Tom farmer or business man feel thut he is an equal meeting of the lodge scheduled j |>uu| c. Hurhaiis. pastor of thu specters. not, may ■>» liioiitbs overdue, al Th thirty-third annual meeting Precinct No. 2, Monroe B. E. citizen resting under equal luws lo be held two weeks I rum lust ('-iiigrcgutionul ( liurch, 1he lle r seemed fa ir e r to him campaign over, and with but a few' of the South Florida Association luike, clerk, and W. E. Oglesby. M. Saturday night ut 11 o'clock the aid has ugain secured thu use of mid with the equal cure und con­ night. , I I -huuld virtually preweek* remaining, there is very lit­ In discussing the present embar­ the atcreopticoti machine and of Congregational Churches an J fourth period in The Herald.* big tle time remaining which workers iith the money to pay C. Naugher. and K. G. Summerlin, sideration of his government ad rassment suMcred by the Elks us screen which vvus louned to it by Ministers came to u clo*e hers inspectors. dressed towards his needs. subscription campaign will end, and cannot afford to let slip by without a result of their old home going Rev. Mr. Burhana when the re­ Wednesday night with an aJ'ifeM Precinct No. 3, Lust Sanford. '>• "You ask me whut the democracy lie has. like the Eiglish ul the same time the special offer securing votes. up in flames several weeks ago, sult* of the state primary election on Evangelism by Rev. F. L. F a g » M Haynes, clerk, und C. L. Hrilt. would do if you trusted it with appreciated the ridicuOne subscription more may win IL H. Lewis. Grand Exalted Ruler, were receive dhcrc on the night of ley of Now York City. Follov of 20,000 extra votes made to con­ "f Ins proposition, and It. It. Deus, uml W. w . pressor, m power; well, 1 w ill tell you where testants turning In $100 or more the contest and the Buick. The staled 11oil lie wished to thank the this closing business wan attuH Juno 0. it would begin. It would begin pen he sees this he will spec-tors. to and the meeting adjourned for failure to get that one subscrip­ vurioUs organizations in the city this week, will lie closed. C. C. This extra election service will lust where I believe the American Precinct No. 4, Punla; furtily ns I do whenever tion mny mean the loss of a valu­ for their generous und courteous enable the citizens of Sanford to the year. The beginning of the fifth period Smith, Pearson, cb-rk, nnd G e o r g e people wunts its process to begin; Ixjcal officials state that q1she matter. next Monday will see competition able prize thut could eusily have offers to supply u temporary meet get uccurato information on how ing m place, and announced thut the thee presidential election is going though attendance was small b e - ...^ ____ _____ afford to, for ho left L. Keli, and A *'. McGuin. inspec­ with a thorough housedemning In keen and will find contest sifts been won. Washington. 3Vie last few days will bo busy J would decide at tbe next and got it first hand and “ hot off cause of the stormy weather tilt­ „ , . I've never collected the tors. making their final efforts to win Precinct No. 5. Oviedo; W. J. ones and there won't be enough i meeting upon the selection of a tho wires.” Not only will the re­ ing the past several days, au ex­ one of the fine prizes to be a w ard ­ luiwton, clerk, am' V II- Sley, O. minutes in the day to suit Contest-1 (ia|| |n which to inyet until the sults of the national election be cellent meeting was held and much ed soon.Crawford, good accomplished. There won't he time f o r j , li;W home is completed, 0. Wolcott, »ud R. C. A fter Saturday night the voting ants. giveij, but information wll bo fur­ It was Said ‘Wednesday 't b it inspectors. .. schedule wijl wqt again be t>c cui rut down them to see all their friends und-us nished xm how the two state amend­ the addresses mid sermons tali g Precinct No. fi, Geneva; M. E. and it will bo u difficult mutter for a result may fail to get nil the ments ure being voted upon. delivered at the various seniors Dooley, clerk, and G. A ’ The friends of Rev. John A. Hen contestants to secure votes during votes they would like. As fast as the returns come in, were uf intellectual nnd sui.il l 1 Extra Votes may be Needed. A. Raulerson, und George Puc- nessy will bo pleated to learn that the last few weeks of the c‘,n* plate slides will be made and the [R a p i d s , Mich, Oct. 23. strength and that all of those who 20,000 additional votes muy de­ he hus returned to Sanford much test. results flashed on tho screen. This heard them were more than ploaj Emery, former nation- liardt, insjiectors. cide the contest. Tho.-te workers Precinct No. 7, Chuluota; Chas. improved following a four months RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 23^-One Friday and Saturday o f this service, us In the case of the prima­ of the American LeThe service ct* Wedneedaya who fail to get this number by *E.»t und slightly woutid- D. Urumley, clerk, und Geo. G. Jac­ visit to Chicago, where h* went to week each contestant will devote turning in $100 or more during the person is dead and another fireman ry election, will be furnished ernoon was featured by the Woi Jlift shoulder ut his of- obs, H. T. Brown, and J. E- Hnyder, rest and recuperate before p ung- her full time to covering territory present week may wish they had seriously injured when they were throughout the night as long as the au’a Hour which was led by Prdclnct No. 8, Gabriidla; D. E- ing again into the duties of hi* of- which up to this time has not been caught undor falling walls of the crowd rcmaini. The Herald will Fred R. Marsh of Tavares. |tfKluy. touched, and each feels confident put forth just a bit more effort. It Lindley Hall administration and publish un extra the following Ing the earlier part of t h a ___ Mathews, clerk, and H. C. t arke^' ■umpson, husband of Emmay be that these 20,000 may tell that when Saturday night come* main classroom building of Earl- morning which will enable evenr- noon talks were given bv Rev. pgrapher, is charged with A. W. Horcman, and Gideon Drown, fl Rev Hennessy is connected with the tale. . ham College which was destroyed Vme to see bow tho election stands. A. Vincent, Rev. Ctrl H. All Souls Catholic Church here, she will be able to turn in many ng. inspectors. .. T p Beginning Monday of next week, Precinct No. 0. Longwood; T. . and will be osMsted in his church subscriptions and secure a great by fire of undetermined origin ear­ The Herald will extend a cordial of Tampa and Suptz Keller. L' »uit is pending against the beginning of the fourth period, work by Rev. William Humphries, number of votes. invitation to the public to be ivrrison Juniper was an ly today. The loss is estimated at the standing of contestants will be No Time to Do Lost. 1*1 speaker et Dm bight session. who returned with bhft from Chi­ present to witness the returns. approximately $125,000. j. With tha greater p«rt of U»$ published In The Herald every day at Henry Ford doesn’t inspectors. cago. Continued on page Rle Shoals, who does! Simmons Asked Aboi Letters W ritten To Western Bankers Asking For Funds f Greeks In itinople Is |that League To Help Thousands Killed In All-Night Fight Ends His Indiana Tour Wednesday io Inquire itter O c t 17 LaFollctte Was T arget o f Party Witness Declares He Acted For Bankers; Others Questioned tomes Under If Article 11; To Rules LIST DEMOCR ATIC CONTRIBUTORS IS GIVEN OUT TODAY C. W. ROSEVEAR IS TESTIMONY IN BIG GUEST AT JUNIOR OIL SUIT STARTS B O D Y LUCHEON AT LOS ANGELES CIIAS. G. DAWES SPEAKS IN HOME STATE OF DAVIS Anecdotes kul Industry Herald To Furnish Polls I n s p e c t o r s For County Named By Seminole Board Sanford Flks Flan Election R e t u r n s To Start Construction Of New Home at Once Upon Screen Nov. 4 Thirty-Third Meet O f Congregational Body FndsWednesdayNight Fourth Period o f Herald Campaign Will Come To Close Saturday Night Legion Head funded Slightly *— ■ Rev. Hennessy Back From Chicago Visit . One Killed, Another Injured In B ig Fire 1 �THE SANFOItD HEi ::==s=rr~tr=it W EDNESDAY, OCTCOBER 22, BURHANS S A Y S ; City N ew s P aragrap h s ATE—C O U N T Y LIC EN SES oodruff and Watson, First et, Retail Merchant, $25.00, J O.' R. Brooks, 1200 Oak Avc. . Real Eatate Broker, $16.25. T . L . Woodruff, Agt., North IlritIsi, Mere. Eire Ins. Co., $2.75. F. I*. Woodruff, Agt., Royal Ex - change Assurance of London, $2.75, F t L. Woodruff, Agt., Glens Fails Fire Insurance Co., of N. Y.. $2.75. F. L. Woodruff, Agt., Wenchcstct Fire Insurance Co., of N. Y .t $2.76. F. L. Woodruff, Agt., Rhode Is­ land Fire Ins. Co.. $2.75. F. L. Woodruff, Agt., Franklin Fire Ins. Co., $2.75. A. R. Key, Agt., Pacific Mutual > o t i c »: Grfrl robbed n drug *torc in Si, Louis. Guess »ha thought they hail In neciirUnnee w ith tlio acta i»r boon robbing her long enough. I t R i t l i l n r of 1913 ro la tlv o t o atuok C H U R G H M E E T OF L A FP L LE T T E 'O V E R runnin g at Jurgo tn.Hnmlnoli. Tonit- NOTICK OK Minilll'K'!) $225,000 01 THE Uqeqj ty. Nbtlco U hereby g lv c iu t h a t under nn«l by virtu e o f an execution I h•U»hI nut o f tin* ('r e fill Court o f tin* Seventh Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida, * In unit F o r S em ­ inole ( ’ minty on N o vem b er n t h . 1»’J3 in the cn*«» of the l'eiipl* it Hank of Saniord w I,. V. and I. T. Ilrvatt: ‘ I w ill sell at pulillc nolo to the Wl.cn you wnko up with back­ highest lildiler for cash the followache and dull misery in the kidney lug illsrrlln.l <*n111 To-wlt, region it may nu-nn you have been I Jers.-v row. C olor y e llo w . N o cpting foods which create ncids, m ark or liratol O w n er.u n kn ow n . &nyi. n wcll-kncwn authority. An 1 red steer. No murk or brund. O w n er mi know n •---- , T " ..... overworks , hope thnt the work would become nW A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 21.— Snm- of 52,900. #?u CL|S| RUCs in their effort to filter execution lo-tn* bn«ud on Jml«Sale to take place nt O o lf I.ltikn, uii'iit rt nder«*t| In mild Court on bless,llfT to nil sister churches, as !r ic?n u b f r" A„™I | In a<,,1i,'on to lhc building listed it fi.i'ii the blood and they become V.I1 . 1 0 rattl*' are InipUtlUlU-.l, on the 1 \iivrm!u»r 13. 1023 In arid entitled :i" t <•;.> of Ortolier, 1!»14 between well as contributing to tlie welfnre dresseda message last night to cr- (above, the Clyde Line Steamship »ort of paralyzed and loggy. When I’nu ir o f action und reronled In final the bourn of Mleven noil T w o . Ner« lrr and enrichment of the social and gnnized labor, defining the issues j Company hus invested $15,000 in J'ouf kidneys got sluggish and clog jmlariM til hoot* 1, fi/iKe 3D2 of Soini- M. I IAN1>. In.d»* i*.mnt' Iteoordrs I lia\r h vl»*d Sin riff Semlnolo Co., Kin. the building of an extension of yo'} m W 8t relieve them, like you development of the “ Pon which he urged its support of upon th« f o l l o w ini; dounrlhed prop­ ticket nnd and their docks here, and it is eonscrv- ,0 ‘*l,y.‘ your bowels, removing all ' l l > o f |„ \ Mrynn, v stnto I ,•he, ’I.atoilette-Wheeler '“ Follette-Wheelcr ticket The North 4 1 feet o f Jo<it 2 of ! declaring it was the first time in ativcly estimated at $3,500 has been ’ J*11’ s urinoilt waste, else you f: m . f T I• i . *f the City of Sn»i.Dr. Vincent, of Winter Park, con- the country's country’s history that “such "such n invrslot! in the construction of ^av* *,;ir^,u ,|l'» headache, tliz- f* i I. Klnrltlii; » ! mo •I;•» Nortli\v« i«t spt IIs; >our stomach sours, •inai I »t o f die ,\.*rtl v. p i I (Quarter ‘ ■viiHiiiuvuii oppn- HUinll frame building* in o u t l y i n g eluded the morning’s program with i t^e !mcndous mm ami determined op|io! sttion has arisen against the sinis. districts nml in repair work that is *<:nF In Section n an ...ated and when the f Mi N o r t h ’.#* V! nn address on "The Element! aa k kWea.Iu r i* lia 1 >.iu have rheumatic ’ i Tov. iinbip y»i smith of itanire sn j1a ‘■tar influerices that have controlled ,,n r -oiiiL- <ui c u ' *r In S* intrioU* <*.• t»nl %. Florida. jI un Constructive Message,’’ in wh | . .• i . f n „ ,i 4 twin: . The urine in cloudy fui! n «>ur government.’’ III / ;* 11 of ill.* rlirbt. tlfb* 1 .Mu. tv K. Lefrler recently cam -' n : END emphasized, the thought that “God Ijit» rc** of i \ ft:** .mi In Arul' a n a ..... ’ ' , . " P‘ ® often ge The message, issued on Mr. llie.ed a two slnrv aiini-t nu.ni I m n i b 1 Sore, water scalds and you an* < •mi'. * r to • no *i f » ►n of :*«< Is nn a »»• •u'miu, iiilvr oouin in all things,” is the great teach­ | Rompers’ return to the labor fed­ » I ' v t . i k.iilsn *• i I • x c i i ! Inn i r a I t . L . D E A N , C l t n i r m n n , •obb. to k relief twr. or ti- . A c c i d e n t St Indemnity Co„ $2.75. eration headquarters here nfler nn SOU. and Hall Newrnu :• 1 1: - .SenHn.i’ o • •. i v *»irt nn M ing of the New Testament and the ml * a Davls-Hryan Club, Geo. W . K n i g h t , Agt., Aetna Fire Apostolic Era. Those addresses ; absence of more than six months, i lv built a one story »m m , ■ ■ •• a g o i '. relia b le IpMirance Co., of Hartford. $2.75. will be read, it was'said. nL every 1Oak Avenue at a vo-1 ca .1 Sanford. Florida. . : al once o r g e t fr .im you r a great intellectual trade union meeting in the coun\V A. li<nth's n.o nn r* G e o . W. Knight. Agt., Hartford ■.a i*i About fo u r ounces o f mb u Dear Sir: F i r e Insurance Co., $2.76. ami spiritual feast. The public is ,r > '""I '»• all political rallies t o n -1building He i;|«t \ Uh rt , . b * , ink .i tab lesp oon fu l in a rtt a Pen. W. Knight. Agt.. The Home invited to the services of tonight. wV-Vk0*1 hy ork' u ^ iz '■,, ll,hor lh is d ri const,u .'tion. 1.11,1 ■ ■ : ■ .*l« r b e fo r e iruakliu-t I'lease find enclosed $ f0 i*.« a Fire Insurance Co., $2.76. „T I , ... l!* building a two storv nn n We are expecting a great time. d a y* and y o u r kidn ey* you may enter my name on the Nationa Geo. W . Knight, Agt., Southern tin a , Thr®"Kh » , romarkn lie cam- |*:ll k Avenue valued a l.en a. t line. T h is fam ou s Come. t i n surety Co., $2.75. f ‘K ! h,‘ r r v . . I Id] ha- ju.-t . i made f m n i the a n d nf na u Hell, said money to t;o 100 per cent to the rnoon’s session begin* I .1, » Your home need • . protec8 This afternoon’s it Geo. W- Knight, Agt., Hartford ( ka An, ' T ‘fn’.' , m « « . l i t icent $16.0dti l„ at i Ivi.i'.n ju ic e, . i.mbim .l t.l the Democratic Campaign. nn r, with a devotional service led by ••'t Accident & Idemnity Co., $2.75. lion, the protection that E n li. ... and has been used fo r n o o n r ' lh,! t,|ert**n • r.nha Atenue. and M, n the non-partisan (amputgn po icy i , . , . Rev. George M I. Ijiybourn of Cry G eo. W . Knight, Agt., Royal Ac­ Yours very truly. r - 1 ' 'e !p clean and s tim u la te you can »>ive it with Sun I n o h st/il Springs. ]immediately follow- Of 170 members of the .rewn! eon- ' ' " n .,,u' ,,,n¥ " an r cident & Indemnity Co., $2.75. ■ ti kidneys, al-.o to neutralProof I’nin 1. aa rt ing this, at 2 o'clock, another hu*i- Kress which has been more respon- ' [ " r" ' " '" r * . Frank R. MncNeil, Agt.. Aetna 1 III tile system ,so they no I B tl ness session will be held At » :io !<' v<‘ t" the wishes of the people I ' ' 'V 'H ' ,s| aa n Flrt In». Co., $2.75. 1 ii-iia le , m i s often i.jie v bus n I o'clock Supt. Keller will report“ ‘j 1than any other in many years. Hut l . • aa a Address •intl b r w eakness, ■* Frank R. MncNeil, Agt., Hart­ S O L I) HY s « a the supceme court and the chief '' ,w " v|,,r. v r,"ii "World Workers in a World Pro- > RH rt ford Accident & Indemnity ( V , • 1 .*n!’ * m inexpensive, enii net ," 1 " ‘nlnut Si gram", "1!»24 Campaign f o r World ; executives for the paid four years nt nu r. 12.75. . i,.,.i make* n delightful, . iI’usl O ffice nn n Missions" and the “ Five Million a" ‘l have maintained a steady t lit 1*1.1 - v.liter di i k. Hll C Frank It. MncNeil, Agt., Home Dollar Goal". I trend toward greater ami greater V‘ r ’""I -Mrs. .•ohn VVc.ll an n of It w.utei. I tv all ' Life Insurance Co., $2.76. h a il nt the wi u z im iiB r" At 2: 15 o'clock Rev' C \ Yin I'em tioii, which m so muih desired ••••'>ingi li>in . Frank It. MacNeil, Agt., Insur- cent will address (he Iissemblv on by the privileged few. a n a iii: :.tr:n ni theit p«i, .M, i-m 1 FIRST S T R E E T r . a s rf»tZ 3 r.t anco Co. of North America. $2.75. ItepuhlteHii party is owned 'How One Church Put the K. Si 1 . F r a n k It. M a c N e i l , A g t . , S te r lin g | C Across". At ;i o'clock Re\. Cai roiled by tli•• l earlionai ie>, [; F i r e In su ran ce Co., $2.75. ■ who in order lii give spe I II. ( orv.in ot We-1 Tampa will t •Ik F r e n i: R. .MncNeil A ^ t.. Franklin <n "The Dri\;>ig Force of Ho ges to the well to do, Mi* F i r e Inn. C'o.. $2.76. .ions". I- non .. 15 ..'i lo. k to ,.i F r a n k R. M a c N e i l . A g t.. A m e r i ­ o'clock disc.issi ,(is op the-, still 'Ci ts w ill I *. Iieatd. ca n A u t o m ib ile Ins. Co., $2.75. lleuinning at .'1:30 |0. k tin F r a n k K. M n r N n l , A g t , Stand oni:m'* lloUl will be held wit.'i *' anl Accident in*. Co., $2.75. I f,,d If M ur*h o f T u i u m * (C.. Geo. W . K n ig h t , A g t . . In siir.iiu e lo i n th e V ic t o r y Cl Sun ford Paint and \ Paper C J F Co. o f N o r t h A m e r i- n . $2.75. G eo. W . K n i g h t , A g t . , b t e r l m g l F i r e Ins. Co., $2.75. ' - ' G cg, W . K n ig h t , A g t . , A m e r ic a n 2 A u t o m o b i l e Ins. Co., $2.75 I 1,'-. G eo. W . K n i g h t , A g t . , A m e m an , S u r e t y Co., $2.75. r Geo. W . K iiig h l, A g t St amla 1 I . A c c i d e n t li: .. Co , $2.75. H F r a n k It. M a .- N e i'. A ern S u m y Co., r j 7 !. ' Frank If M a c N e i l . \ut . Ilm i , ^{>rd Accideui Ido.oi.ii v c,.,. • F r a n ) ; it. .dill i\'o||, , |f,,s ,| A c c i d e n t A In,I, ioi.it \ i Cj ;f, O w e n I l i i , . , ; n ., ,V*l . A . i e - i ,. an A u t o n u d iile In*. ‘ I., $2.76. Goo, A. M< ( cary, Agt . A uni nan A u t o m o b i l e In.-. Co.. $2 .5 * F . L . WoiMliiifl, J r, Agi., \ .„ ib British Merc. Fite In*. Cm.. $2 75 ; F . L. Woodruff. J i A g t . , Itu\al . Excluingt; A . in am e (*„., f 2.75. V. L. W ihhJi ,ifl, .11 ., Agl , (Hell* Failn Fire In- i i i i >im «i C ., $2 75. us leader Feiiiuring the i losing aer*. e e to • here wi.* to piote-t |ms*ibl. eight, it i* .belated, wull t.e ..tl tol until a lorwa .1 looking -tat. -mu i •Ires* on Kvung.-Iisiil bv Rev I- I from "Ut nl the . en'ial west i n I' m!cv of New York ( it \. I’n . i . l * Hi ■ |»..l't i al . out<-*! for to. ine the addlX'S.t will lie the dev-, purp.ise .1 bringing govei iiiih o' ■no.al -et vice led bv Rev. Fred K back I. tin- people. .Mill,oils of II.ill Tampa anti a talk o*i the People, i!l.**llloiled With tb- Hell I Congiegationnl Church As I *“ U ivei nine it.-.l ulTait-, smigbt Found It Ninth ' b\ Rev. Iveiii .n lead. I . w h o ...Jin h tru le.l to I ‘ ini Jo t o f St Pet, ts|ii.ru•nuke the slreliuou* battle n. . i..||..wilig the v at ton ‘ I IV I e.1 “ IS to regain . ..-It t •.I f til.- gov b.*n g Ini .tin * will I. • : t. mlctl t.■ ■ I llllient by I be p. op!. j In-\ I'd t h. a*-ociat ion will a.lloinn nal ,1* If,. .. , t \| I a I ->11.-11, ,.| " is. i tiMti. and 17iii i-m lv Win i " M- mi*nit. "• "• thl. ) m i s*. -l it..| |.al I b i l e tills led I lo (Higgle t.. I I. I. Kiwaiiians L i s t e n To Address By !iev. Kerrison J u n i p e r (V W , S. Km%niing< r. Ag. . Ae m. In*. Cu,.( l.nngWi. •(!, I la K $2 . A . E. Sjobli.in, A ift . 11art I i>i .1 F ,rc V ‘ 3. • ’•». ( l.a.ie M a i ) I, $275 W igh t G io cery Cn.. I ’a ln iell.. A v e . , W h oiei.n le .Men hunt. $|(i(i(i T h e, Y o w e l l Co.. U t S t r e e t , It. It Hi, , . Iu,i| I, I al .. li lt. 1‘If f | Uolilij m h.»\«' Mn I ' . i| *’ U(t'!H' IUV‘ *||M'|( ,n JthcibijTffcst / iir ip r ^ e m c n t ^ in | closedjcdr"dcs ign 5 sirice(tlie metal r b o d y * - o '^ - » ' ■ i . |. ( J || b.*■I l.e.-ii p i .-iim to r Win-. I ••• '•• the •el,ate, tin gi. nt ........... . oinptiM ii ill tlie gov. t lin o;. 1 ■*1"I i " tin . e t. . ti . v p. -cl, am, Me . 1‘.-.in to i I v , I •ei.li", , I- a|| $275 F. L. W o o d i u f f , .11 . Ajft., Ifliinii In land F i r e In*. < , g ;r,. F . L. W o o d r u f f . Jr.. A g i . , I rank Jin F i f e In*. Cn., $2.75. - lal.o ' h. ■ F . L. W o o d r u f f . .It , \gi , w , i, Chester F i r e In * t.-i g .v. 1 1,pi , i . m> vWndshidd. •■'-• l o l l - Ot ...... it'v y.\'» VV.Mild M i l l •*> • ■ ' liln. n . oil i, i,,|* •l e . lull. I i i g e d , v, rv moliibci ot ’ h . it'll- I .1 * loll to ...tl II , |. . tu-n dav ai d k.-.l that tin , lub a* a vvhoi. . le a l. .,- uni, || 0 ,1 .-t i s 1. ■1bje III I ill . 1 1 ion vv ti |i 11 • . 1\ I d. > ot liati.l Supt I \\ l.a w to n spoke 1 I be tJllb III I <-g,tl .1 to the plit|Mi*,-.| Hill. Ii.lliietil lo I lie -Ini.- . .in -tiln • •op to nil'i'v tin v o tin g o f In.mlto . n l a i " . the *. Ii.-i.k* * v * te llis o f •in- vai ion* 1 ..tint t. - o f F lorid a He *>aled I hat tin atnetidi.ii lit i .1. e - - in ' t . . | lo ,- tow I li and do v. I ............ . tin . l,..i.|- 11, tin *1 ill- all.I Ulg.al III l i n n i l . i l ' ot ■be . 0 .mi/.it on t.. iiiipoi t t In Two New Sedans brilliantly beautiful—low er—roomier —priced so thousands can enjoy them haye been closed cars as brilliantly beautiful— but only the wealthy could afford e Di ' i ui ;u A U a EXTRA EQUIPM ENT nmimiuM dp »nt t ‘ S p r i n g s h a s SluU*# up and down instead of 1 |K»sl| 'oru’il and t be date of opon- One-Shot Lubrication System w:!l Dc annttui'ccd later through l>a|k t , at which t ime tlie h e ! *\i w and niir idiii leous salesmen will U MILEAGE MOTOR Step on a plunger und oil 23 cliaasis purts. N e v e r touch a grease guu o r oil can. \<» U1 i>e tu xe Sedan Tu wri ng Cur . . f. if. b. c i c v c L u v j . CIV- O The Suburb 5 1095 Sltvl LuUlc«'ja« SyiUa u k B ro u g h a m 4 - D o o r Sedan . ‘ 1545 • 91405 ,d u d ,l l l » M PiW k U C «iliU f Ml.uUI ) . > i r the congestion and ivorcncs* . right outNothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red pepper*, and when heat penetrate* right down into cold*, congestion, ach­ ing muscles und *orc, atilT joints relief come* at once. moment you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat, in three minute* the con­ gaated • pot i* warmed through and Jhrough. When you ure rufi f oring from n cold, rheumatism, hackacbc. otiff neck or eoro m ua-; Beautiful DA CLFVE1 I 'l l O N E • . / C L E V E L A N D A U T O M O B I L E C O. 1925 M ODEL CLEVELAND : Realtor O R L A N D O anti ALTA M 0 N TH SPRINGS 1 Waich for further Aimuuncomcnt “ W W W *1 �. »— * ' . . T H I S , G A N ’i T . , B E . O V E R , T O O SO O N FO R T H E M OST O F As Brisbane'" Sees It That which helps one business concern to prosper helps ■rtrmivna FUsMa , ad «■. flt-ronrt Claaa Matter. everybody. ,«r IT. 111*. at the Toetofflre " VCH? Too Little Discontent. Wireless Poorer. Exit Mrs. Willow. Will Labor Stick. BY AR THUR BRISBANE l O n r i t i u leal) U S DAN DOBBS] T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L T ), # I I I 5DAT, O CTanEU 23, — • ■1 ' ■ r.T .K tfv i'tV ............ AdV. , A.. . - ___________ Good water, jt csneniUl to good health and can be had by phoning Phone 60, Silver U k c Springs Go. Eycry man 'itaVVtluJ go to the dogs If but It never has cotai« • , • - ■r-i'M Fresh Oysters D AILY Fruita and Vegctablca in • Season Ronsonablo Prices ROYAL FR U IT CO. Nrvt lo Western I'nlon T a k e t h a t tru ism f o r y o u r p rem ise to d a y , and see w h a t a o rt o f a n a r g u m e n t you can m a k e in b e h a lf o f Rood w ill A ll the good me* I wish to announce that I am ch I. 1 I»T. . -wr.'vr: t.or Tin: rtrri hk «^_ working In tho Tampa Tribune a and co-operation b etw e en th e business concerns o f S an ford . From the suits Kdllor U .A N I> I.. III4AN. "Home and Auto Contest Every Manager Phono: Rea. 425 T h e m e rc h a n t w h o is b ig enou gh to Bay, " N o , I h a v e I O W A R D B R R O --------across a few now ,» MISS ROSAM OND RADFORD, Society Editor. vote nnd subscription new and re­ Office 148. none o f th a t m a terial you ask fo r , but I am p r e t t y sure th a t newal will be greatly appreciated. I’hone 148 M ag n olia A ven u e Breaking a min^i JOHN W. DAVIS is much dis^VKuTnaDAY A M » TlICnsMAV Mrs. J. R. Adams, Cor. Oak and th o s to re across the s tre e t has ju s t w h a t you w a n t,’ is th e Mrs. Hill Is Hostess Ar years* bad luck and l 11th St.' Phono No. 633-W. m iB ia u m o n r a it i m e rc h a n t w h o in b u ild ing up success* f o r h im s elf, and n b e t­ 1 ui lied by “ socinl unrest," and fears To Bon Ton Bridge L IT E R A T U R E DEPARTM ENT LOCAL Y*ar„..»7.00 81* Months .IMm may be 70 years that Coolidge’s election might causo llvered In City by Carrier, pel t e r s p irit f o r liis town. n "social revolt." What effect it Club Wednesday y li e . W eekly Kdltlon 1*00 W O M A N ’S CLUB HOLDS MEETING E v e r y d ollar th a t is lured into S a n fo r d b y th e o p p o rtu ­ would have pi elect the leading law­ In Boston, a neiEhkJ Simmons Siberia Year. n ities o ffe r e d b y S a n fo r d m e rch a n ts helps S a n fo r d to be­ yer of J. I’. Morgun &. Co., the tele­ (61 cut because the h j i W t j i N ajh-TfiT AN OPPORTUNITY Mrs. W. C. Hill proved a charm Refrigerators upon some phase of the American -C IA L NOTICRt All obituary come m o re financially prosperous. rMIhc omlY h o i esT A n d e v e r y d ollar b ro u g h t phone monopoly and the biggest */(By Mrs, Walter Wight) cried at night. Att^J To buy your old Furniture To Be eLecTePu ticea, card* of.(banka. resolution* Home, not over 30 lines long, n ing hostess Wednesday afternoon oil company, Mr. I)avi» does not one - HEZA OZOO< AKg The second meeting of the sensnn prize „d ndllfen of entertnlhment* where into S an ford th ro u g h th e Jiid'of som e good b o o s te r w h o m a y I’ lclUtV*. at ( for Cash. f • • I HE’S CORRUPT ARP of $25 will be paid. There Is l when she entertained the Ton Some business meaj k | t « M are made will be charged A BUM / •iyi S , ^ r r w n r ^ m i w :.pi..H« nnti uaUMfJ* rntiiw for tho literature department of the TO SHOW , 0 0 no possible personal benefit in th e tran sa ctio n < t o o a l * " ™ . K , J S " n d l u I Bridge Club nt her lovely home ( * U T o o l o f T * Bosses Rn at regular advertlaluK rats*. Ball Hardware Co. Itevlew- nod "Publicity l aV*. -------------------- :-------no much when thcyfcj Sanford Womnn’H Club was held no restriction of form. Rules nro You some bargains in good .Everything tended to carry out th in g much b e t t e r than in crea sin g S a n fo r d s financial pios-| nl, BCrioi|ini.M an(i (.nrm,,t. Ll|hbcrs"-M“ *on,c HalI» Wednesday afternoon In the tea the same as above competition. Evening 10c and 3 5 c they look for the rebuilt the color scheme of black and BoJ‘{* |-----M atin ee lO c and ^20________ ■M.DKII TU B ARSOCIATKIl l'llKSS p e rity . It stands f o r the kind o f s p irit that c arries a to w n ncMi | submit to-ydu that there is Mrs. Leonard! then spoke of the fur n itu r e. f*r,iu.l l»aii*aier*" The Associated Pro** Is exrlusL. Parent-Teachers’ As- rooms of the club house and was observation of Book Week, Nov. 0 The tMlics were of blnck and gold. “ friditi—Gloria S«nt*«**n In S E L L :------K E N T r.vely entitled to the use for repub- to an nil-round success, to an all-round p r o s p e r ity th a t is in this country a great unrest.” Two heads of beb^' Sec At the conclusion of the game, ^lUIY Hvv.fst Side Primary one of more than usual interest lo Mention of nil news dlspatche. Cl.-nn—ttepalr | ......; the members present of which there to 15. The object of the children’s Mrs. G. K. McCall was given a your fingers through U S E D F U R N i n i n E CO. credited to It or not otherwise cred­ vns tlv g r e a t e r than the m ere m oney-kind. book week Is tn obtain and agitate handsome bridge tcu set for holding b . m . ited In this paper and alsoi the Iocs* T Y P E W R IT E R S were a large number. i t s o m etim es takes a man a lo n g tim e to realize that he £ () 7 .J^/Th ^im b yV n its be much safer than Fhiinc 528. • :S«WK published herein. All right* Frid«>' . . ''I The meeting was presided over better books for the home. Tho Mr Hobs" staged by of republlcatlon of special dlspatch- can take tim e to help increase the e a rn in g s and the happi- (Tlh , ht. ,loPlnr j, w o rrM if th o i Wtjloka HuD.Aims,, I I. S. I’ O N D na herein nr# also reserved. longue; High by‘ the chairman, Mrs! C. C. Wood- ; '°K“ n br inK‘ *‘ Bl' jri " “ :£ .f*| ! \ I l L chicken salad course Rauf<>ril II#ok A. Tru#l Compai't In New Yoik, a bojj --------------------------------- -- ness o f bis fellow -m a n , and y e t d etrac t n o th in g fr o m h:s ow n baby is too ipiiet. That's danger-] |*hitnr 233 ntreating face i ream , ruff, and a discussion of the m S'/ b w w ,.. Sanford, said that tha 1 with c,,ffei’ ».d the wl»h c,,ffco 'VU5 !,crvc<, b>’ th<> chances to m ake m on ey. T h e r e are e „ u... arc m a n y people w h no h n av ave ' TH U R SD A Y, OCT. 23. 1924. of meeting was held nnd decision] , . , ... t Cf« this is n wnrnitii; i E Whore there been so envelop ed in th e ir own in terests and th e ir own selfs< with n nation. Where thcr i t f ' U ; Librnrv, made that in tho future the literm Members present included Mr* ........................ ________ ■■■■■■nanam aannaana asianr ■■■■■■«■■■■ ■■■■■■■ parties. strug mA and the department of literature J I). Woodruff. Mrs. W. W. Pottci. discontent. n» atru aturc department would meet nt BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ishness th e y are like men in a little room w ith tlji*ir o w n litstrong assured her of co-operation of any Mr#. B. D. Caswell. Mrs. Jimmy u jj. invitations; Coun3:30 o’clock. Dresses, they tie tools,, w g only A f r a i d .to ,jy *' . |>l C.-.-VH III., (lisiiatinaction tlur ** o- r- k in ... . f o r th e ir own little_ needs t .u > ■..v . tlll'fl' H E REDEEMS AND CROWNS: «..— Ridge and Mis# Fern Ward. Substi 5 Mrs. Mnrkoll then announced the hind. shorter to tnnt.h lx,b <>f the right energy and g j c ciub iStudlo of Mrs. Henry Wight expressed her tutes for ttie afternoon were Mrs. Bloss the Lord, O my soul, nnd open the door and look out on what their neighbors are d.»- If; „ - . nrt exhibit for Nov. 7 to 14 and here's hoping they je s. Munson ;3:lo p. too much cannot he sni.l in appre­ gratitude that the general federa­ G. E. McCall. Mrs. L. A. Concly. forget not all his benefits: who re- ing f o r ft-ar one o f those n eigh b o rs m igh t slip his hand nntMnnl feeling. their heads. deemeth thy life from destruction: th ro u gh the door and pick up a s h a v in g ! I(. V T i '. r ,i„ ciation of this wonderful oppor­ tion has emphasized Bible study nnd Mrs. Dentzel Stafford. . ueinn Auxiliary; host tunity thnt is to be brought to the as a part of the work in the de­ Mho crowneth thee with loving kind S an ford has som e people like that. S a n fo r d has a f e w 11 lb A l " ri| fht ll> • Chicago prisimen omiiiMii iu». • » i* but men and nation* ought not to p Chittenden, 911 Elm npss and tender mercies. Psalm 103: selfish, short-sighted individuals who are ton narrow not to ,|V(> lll(l (|lli,.,iy. about the «a> the pij people of Sanford by this depart­ partment of liternturc. ■ and it really i# ?»i 4 . Mrs. I’ ulestoii told of some of our Pipe Orpran Club Is ment. Imagine Vu'su four to five 1. i Pfeel the need of a w alk that is walled tip s tiff and high, w ith if „ famur work* all hi* life confining. -------- --------Monday. women of the Bible, bringing out Entertained Monday ■ thousand dollars' worth paintno v ie w of the scenes alon g the w a y and no touch w ith the with nothing to show for it, he] r< Class; homo of ings being shipped across toe states 1 many interesting fact- about some _____ _ «k«s imthk r * i n x s s.v .... ........... ..... --T H E OLD GRAD AN D AUTUMN fr ie n d lv crow d s that g o jo s t lin g each other, and lending th e ir -night to complain and he OUGHT y Fourth Street; Itllui! nml dropping in on the people of ,.f ..ur most prominent charnetci* Tin- Pipe Organ Club mot nt the , , . •, . .. , i;r„ 't o show "unrest . I nrest. ilisconIjlesdsm es G. W. W. Bailev, o . Snnfor(, k,ivlnK them a treat that a- Mother Eve. Virgin Mary, and (|liim(. (lf Mr. Hall, on Park Ave •»«■„». blaming »>,.! .l. nu.nding are He ««?*■ onco morc y ° uth wn,kinK h elp in g hands on he go(,d hlghvva.N Of hf. I lumklU'st., L., * * llh woul(, hnvr travel thou other Mary-. Martha. Dorcn#. K- inj|< Mlim|uy afternoon. . . ; on the field, T o such .people. T h e Herald fu lly realizes, it is foolish t o , |h(. r yihing . ......... fll|l,ll|ntjl,n!i ................. „ ........... ything Youth on its winning way; B ' f t c l e - Prwbytirian sand# of miles to see. This «'Xh.b; th.*. and Roth M-ven.I of the mem talk. T h e y nre also the self-satisfied folks, th e folks w h o Wl,r lb while There was tiniest in ....„ ... business session some He aees the ghost of what he used 1 r it is bv members .of the Pen and hers spoke of the early recollection ' 1 . 1‘ I OR th ugn h iy ly au a d m ire th em se selves this country in ittu There llioo ro tlg lliem ivc s and aim wh « I I o> feel i c n that m u i th e ir one; nil, - was It p j i to be Brush Club ‘opNetv York and will j of the’ Bible in their home. 'rho ’ Im r,!. 1 #r” ■ . . . . • . went nverPresbyterian A ll makes Auiunxi The hnr.nttr chaIrnum' a#kid Tor a ■ d u ty on e a rth is to fe a t h e r th e ir own nests, hoard th e ir own unie-t when the tea went liter 1 lul Before the years grew gray; #Mr5. K. i\ Maxwell wa* caIumI -hower of article# at the following he open to the public, Friday after­ I liscnnLn Social meeting. L ig h t in g Plants, an;I o f .h e in le r e s la o r ^ m 1 'Ghost of himself and at the first tr e a s u re , an,I “ Kel Ih e re f i r , I " lent i- the mainspring of progMiss noon, Nov. 7. with a studio tea nt „p „n for the eurrent eventn (>f the Monday meeting for the Christum r»n’ Club, hostess. hard spill First Street; |the club house from *1 to 6 o dock, j and gave M-vernl late, popu- bazaar ll wa- al#o deeided to bav. the desires o f th e ir follow men. K-s. There isn’t enough of it. |i.,\ \\. -I He knows again the ancient autumn Mrs. John Fuller, of Orlamb .ii and witty iiiu#tratioiis of Home Ll^ l. t.iu,, on Dec. UJ and 13. Hut though il is useless to send a plea to the dyed-inR A Y K K C State Chairman of the department >f the most rec. nt piny * n**w bethrill. MANY YEARS ago ibis writer Th ho-.t.— -« rved the large num u the-wool S e lf-S e e k e r to help h im s elf a w h ile by helping others. 1 of fine arts of the Florida Fidera- jlu, Jiur«->1 in America, uggcst.il that the flying problem |„ , pii'M'iit with dainty refresh ■ 4 The Herald believes that it is possible to arouse numbers ol Rhone .>1S j tion of Woman’s t lubs will give a Yes, there they nre. as we were In ‘ at the eoiict.l-ion of the l»U . * * '* '• . . .. , , ■. f _ , i ......... ,..,.,,1,1 would be solved by 11ansmissii.n of o th e r S a n ford folks to a d o-it-fo r-o tlu i s a c t i u t j lh.il l ( n . ,,llW(.r wiibout woe*. l*..wtalk nml answer questions for those A burglar will cater Sanf**rd v our time. - ioii. n 3* Friday night, limit " , who ure truly interested. revo lu tio n ize the business and social, yes and the spiritual tr s'iaiJIl, a i-ntij. ,md Young, strong nnd keen nnd fast; High S. h i Dftvi# will be ■ ruti'he* him. Adv. 1 Mi-** Margnn t u _ j An informal reception " ill be mi. - ; . <ing wh And they will find as cheers fade life, o f this tow n. i other points would supply d'e p o w -1, (,... nl the next meeting. I-'/ pNnl leave# Thursday MI„| t,.u norvisl during the aft ■ • down the years I f e v e r y man, wom an and child in S an ford , wh o is not jer, and ma. bine# flying above , AFTKKNO O N RARKKS S A T IS F Y UORREUTltlN ,i-nd »a few , (.rn „ o n . AAll l" Bt. I Arcadia I " v pel'll ,l' w | l l in,.tubers m e m b e r s nre a r e a#ked a No dreams forever last; ‘ " i would “ pick it up.” t 1 iiioi i * ngi 1 g.iti"iiul Lmlie P A I.A T K A D A I L Y N E W S ] In* wife and c h i l d r e n . c o m e an d b r i n g a g r o u p o f frie n d # 1'hiough a inisundei standing th*' T o r they will he, when cer.tain year# hoiielessly selfish, should u n d ertak e that “ good turn a day' will le Id :> b.lZli.H oil lh" ember I p ro g ra m o f a good Hoy Scout ; i f e v e r y man, wom an and NOW EDISON, « In n vbd.it ed ] who nre interestid. t<* live and en Mall,,wt.Vll lo I given by tciiieliibir lb* ilale. Adv * "| hnve gone, i,,.it..|it- of t !»•• paper dm mg lh" tliliiii.lo, was in i joy nn afternoon will. #.**n*- *>f out Jnat Old Grads watching other# in S an ford should make it a business to t r y e v e r y d ay to turn j (ij > first inc*ain!«»M*«‘nt ugh :n’t. tin liglil 1.1 , d l-i.l.li, ,i \ I ;i.<l,*ll't l 'ill'll' " f the I’ l eI loll.*' ,'ednc*da). tl"' guest of tamou# painter* \ iioininal :* *• « I" Mi i,In ,1 in. tiling hour*, taking die average |.l edict# ' • coming on. sonic business, o r som e pleasure, in the* d irection o f som e oiu?|jUht fort> fiv«* yrms Win ch 'or Mel.aulin’ In. ... | apcl vy ' .'.• n.in i h'.ireh was announced fm E.il V. lee. g.ri cents v. ill be limrr* I '*. bd| b 1 •' \ \ imlovvwonder fill ' aluc I amity uheie t be bead of die le.ii-o w h o is n e it h e r kith nor kin, th e re would soon come a tim e |the age ..f "power nan im -n-n by nil in lm i.dn tb.it . ail tie 1 : i lay. Oi l Jt. The party will i» IlliliiV oldv tray the e\pcn*e-. .id '.uli.llu 'dv Each autumn I enn see my ghost wh en the ‘ 'S a n fo n l S p i r i t " would become that beautiful, tan- " in - ....... When tha, . you i- .I. pendent up> ii lu# day # work. f I i; Ayr. - ai d Miss Myrtle these pii'Uite# cun be lumgllt if one (jiven ui I lie home " f Mi . again :. d whole llie wile does the greatel cribh* th in g e out o f w which g r o w gre g re a t cities and great pros- going ma> around do .Vi m !"u ' after g ib le hich Sii.\ .ri-. Finbiy even ng. <* • t ll. advelTl-el places tin care, to invest. I I.. Eii-tn. -|*. at Wcdncsduy Come through the golden haze. ■ ■ ■ n a n a a ia | 1 1 ,.f Ibe boll -eliol I duties. With ill H o'l lock. After ll"' above bii-ine** in • * t year, sot miles up. whole n<> strong bull, of bi anii.oin. on inils in t In T o Bend long spirals crashing down p erity. -h.'I’l'iiH' ■ ’ M n ing, tbe program for the att' it. " ------------o | winds blow, rarely binding, carry t|... i xliriiK'l\ Ufiiltlr., ma?ti*rs m the field ulnii. di |•;i |>« i 1 u*< it i' t lx lllii D»i _ N i 1 1 > Sport Hate. * ■ NO l l» V . wa# adopted and Mrs. Henry Wigh mg Hiuall plain's to •11 ••ji passen­ «Sittin»nt. al’ li-u^h in uih »-ii>«' ; :'i .From endless yesterday#! ■ ■ n) |..nit mid Mr*. Bell. . ! t li«> )m\ »ni: »- I t * l i t . •*r Temperance—Once A Year B* president of the club, was introd'i Regular nu eling " f v*'o*i* s n gers at Now 'loik. San I'uincis-il th»- • i -1 iu Imkji I«•r tin* ••fi*mi»li# *Whcre haunting memories come tn $ *).o o „j„ n t Wednesday in I. m <• ed and asked to make dear to 11. • ..I, ».y I Ilf ttt’ttian *‘ f Illf ihr |»4** ii , all ! mi •c is ii< until n ' I’ **i’t ‘7 I , , , i i r co, Honolulu, Manila, and l.ah l.oilge Friday • veiling . back in flnme a » I) t I'l'H'F F r id a y . O c to b e r 111. will be o bserved by the schools ol (|u wJi% Jiro|1I|1| member** the plan- **f tin I’ elO'i ' t i itn• It . it* lilt' lkllnlirt.fi II' ill ll«‘ ml •f v:i M•hii * Id hii* Hi T o fade before the swift rush of . ,1,1 Fellow# Hal! I he Slate pn • T ri mme d Hal** ■ V federation. Mr-. \\ igld f ii'l t Florida as ‘T e m p e r a n c e and Health D a y . " and very likely . there in.' ri** j!,. Ur • t J»..|.t i ) Wlit 11V Mifr . in >ti I'll i'tl ' the game. ■ a ,| • MLKnifl. will I* will, o u ric I • * m ar. motol ed to pre-'M'd her pleasure in I". *|.,;i 2 lit *.f IIIIV HOW FAST iv. H im ! | t 111 t *i 4 ,t 1 Ihr hf l! fl.l iniinv 1 1fur- .ii Im 1 ! 1 * ill- lit I Hi — By Grantlnnd Rice. $f).00 to $7.*r )0 the schools of SaJiford. t ogether with all othei 1-loiid.i tVillai -dav where *he n a iin.i u l - o v i - i t ■*i - f r o m • bili.l * R* that the study and rendi 2 •tr ' It* »'j»t ur i mr Xti"* -l\ i I.V Uppl iiling '* >t .,t v i..l • f 1 schools, have received the l iterature sent out by the state d e ­ rc*a*l .*f #cieiii'c' ■ ■ ,i I d i i y I . 'I'l’in u * f,, hments Ml mi tuber on plays a* outlined by the fedm ati**:i I I: oil's 1 1 v five v <-:il : il '" fut th ■ 1 •it r Im. A . * f Mi 'lUt iti*F* a " I lml iu I ndiiv and s.ilnnhii «»'ilv • This seem# very much like Christ partment of education, and h ave been m a k i n g preparations f ii -( I,, !„. p i i 'M III \ I 'H u g Relu kali wo# being earned out in il' tiii .i InI*' <rill Im* 111 sill'll It# r vi rvi.a\ III.,. -•'Ii.,Met In th. : m . i • :I .« at! •la . If l"tc a * i main in Dili) votes may ll«> m ai weather. I.yl, I. ..loie.l to DeLand l*iii t nieiil. for an enthusiastic obser vati on ol the day. .Ml tha: 4• tl th. :i *|.*4|• • i . r.t- in tin u f ii lv v ay* w e l c o m e A lert, responsive banking f. * 1. * lll'lll Til* "I hi i n Viit. t her*, ma 1 I4«. 1 • M ' 1$. D L\rt> liity tm'Jti iti.dit l " ,., *in*(|. Titni* is valuable, it nfi, mi.., n l>. attend the » i --------o-------M i - I till lie l tHsilig. She mentioned their aim lo be B In the era <>f the open saloon " t e m p e r a n c e ” p r o g r a m s pia* ll II,g III 1III' 'lull. ll l.'.ng 1 #- t ♦ • ll . th* » "i tbi Jamilv 1 t’.l mil • ' i *lin 4 t hi. i .IV I.- . iiiefiill ( j l M . I T Y SIKM* ■ " H , In* l i f i a M .* l*iR LM m i , mi wediliiig. Which reminds us to suggest. were not reserved for one day in the school year. \\ ith the liiiui ••aili'.l il.ivvn t.* 1 1n ui iiiiiid. It if tl h. ••11 ••! fk.t l. Ml . m. ans tin* winni ng or losing til develop till' literature depat! enter Wl'l ivc! r ‘ , l\\:»\ n * « • |!. i.-.l a ft i i t i . ,.1 ■ u service, organ ized to meet I'ail. \v i'l.,n V a ■ ment, and to bring out the more. .“ Do your Christinas shopping ear­ i«■•tirir taim: ,i; 4I the p!l| . . h:iv \ oor health del'cnd " " f v ini* tin -limy ruv •*! a -eul'l'h Tin* > "tin«r la»ly ,,l the contest. \ oil cannot nli m .*ill f..ll* # t ta/ ilniit * . a v i . ^ M r u t n p i i i l ' i ' I evils of the ba r- r o om and its vicious side-lines constantly at -n x iira |Mi.vi i. turned Wetlnqs- d,fi„ite i»n<l hcavVfful i in.:! Sl'd wllp.r. Then* i* mom N'tler I bail • ttit t t <i |»t i t, ' -> l* NVill III • 4| I. .**1 1 hi i- pi 1 1. aP lip h1 with mute t him a m III,ui . lilt" 1 ' ' ly.” I \ iTV I mi'i I to all- w one minute to go tod ay’s financial needs. i hand, e very earnest teacher and every earnest parent consid­ (•-.rlnT \\ h' > « 'dll IHUfS I' .1' ili.i lake Sl'lliig# ill..,P» wh*'te he spcht ' |h* r ' c.itf#' f ----------o—-------•II* D w* 1 . .*U‘ " t H'1i at t ti* . IKht »U* ».»1u at s l i.iU.lg. f" gft till.* ! r "lk i.ikli h «.| in: r 1 * ht 111 t!i.. w. ! word* lo waste, il >"U " i*b lo win. •it.! .le.oti to n t i m e vhn h \on till, get bv vailing l'h"i" .s|i;il' I I I i l l t l l f I " ■ >' 1 '' N will III- aunt, Mrs. I tl.* s'.aG ft.t (It* .ffi 11lig'ihr«Hirli tht I : » v « - r . |»u k t- »i f m i »*I «|t| \ « I t I **t It 11 I Senator Wheeler i» usking “ Sil- ered t lie teaching o f " t e m p e r a m e . " at least temperance in re­ g|. and safely guiding them t 1 I Ii. last l"Ul' weeks will la* W .0 Adv. in |1 -.ate vvritel# nml P *el1 1 let la w ,|| lit* 11 .......... l l' " rr. lia.it cf l.-gili : hit - t.? a. w ^ a • ina v t h r h w*it i m a t **«ht Cal" some very emharas*lng lation to use o f intoxicants, as -.omethiiig vital to the w e l f a r e g i ..und. ‘ *\ ,*;, ling w4'i'k# ilet ll big Mis .lobn l.eonnrdi explained in . 1 * | » , it lllUlt r 1 1 9 it »• l\ i III *1 f 21 T | iI .D * » t i • it- w ha h nf t la hat i .tit ■ ■ questions. o f boys and girls. Much ol the physiology and hvgiene Mil t i l l ' IMU'I'I " I '* ■ M •in frnml.- <d Mi*s Julia full the "four prize contest" "peo ^ ,( K , ^ |*|.;f MSM IIII.DRKN. J if a' i • ally I -~ t hi* 1 l.ihi* «»It t litf . H tiW 1 a^ ; j»aiit -It w | , m | over V'dir « ' Hors S IH lN Ml! lit W ill Itt «tlllf i. inuring II! -I -o-------taught in the schools w er e confined to I lie chapter s that ■ a Will ill l\ ■' 11f ' I mnU ll nut. t t" b in n of her to club women. These contest# "H. ‘ C Riliti'-'i s u f f e r i n g f r o m i n t e # ii- * t l rrt , a. .1 all I Ills t o )■' ti I, ■ a I.vt i ' I.M V V I"I you " ' l l need every A political opponent, as wc un pertain to the d a n g e r accompany ing the use ol alcoholic i In u|» ii •iitf Kilt*--D. Interest Paid on S avi ngs A c ;it u In i tioini' a a Ifit It* Itt I tl«•!!»«* Oil Elm close Jan. 1. and are offered I y thi m il vv,*l III# an - ' ! " * # . r e s t l e s s an d m . » CtllllU II.■ill .111*1 atnl Ii i^f 11w it \ in tin- t mint i > Will | \ ' it til.)' tier :d 1 II,.V. |i,-l Ml •^ f 11 f Tiie results derstand it. is simply one who "F,.i ^ oui Health" \,*li- s .in . a n g e t Be.' General Federation of Woman- nnhi all ••> T h e r e t n e o t h e r ay nip a stimulants. filtl-'i.ng " f Hu a;tfi Im* 11 lit I us t Ih»i ttiu* hl> a ■ t hr \*... *♦ ll 1 - .liv, ■*> p.* 'tl'le t hat i.sw a a I ici'i ■u w ■I .it' I.m I LiSt re ngt h Service Pro I Cs> "avoids or becloud* the issue. u ,|| lie . |o-4'. a ■ Clubs <*f the lib ratuie division. III ^t.int 1 .' II,.. t *• |.. II. t |ill. '• th.* Ji-t W. .: illl Will W i t h the abolition o f the -aloon and with the adoption i n it 1Ti 1 1 i i f f u* ••I ii i * at « t i n * loin- however If the child is m i \ in.tnv w ol l.mc »!•' ■ ■ N . For I he b.--l u| p-*rt i . . o i " . nt d pa!*-. Im# dmk i mg- under tlo- m I vi-i yone " In ba* tried II. I y. 1 1, ala . pent Wed -• I I I . lit a ' 11 ii .an .1.1 1 ........... ,. "** pi,p* t . 1'. 1 i ID . W hi I ■ a of the federal a men d men t out law ing the liquor traffic, h o w ­ BBBBBBg g a a a a a a a a a * |IBI1 wut. i . all- f..i a i d i!I Investigations of "slush funds ■ ■ ISiilit"id alt. tiding to bus- f too fol till- reading "I « l*l,,,,*> , J ,.v, had bl rath nnd take# l.o II' ■ •s o lll> • L V '1 1 * .1,.i t• t t * !■trills if • 1 !• . a.-,- c i in will uli.lcl a ■ have tuken the plum of the old ever, it teased to be considered of paramount important e to ill t!„ go. t ..( the Monof five, iiielii'ling tine.' . hildrcii. Ivie-t n play, it i- almost a " • J| t.c 1.0 I tl , ,'.,*■# I '!'* 1 •1..WII 11.1 •til • r.i i.i it w 1 . 1, \ml i bci > . ,11 l.r .... "b. a m instruct boys and girls as to the hygienic and th so. ial dan fashioned lurch light parades. f h |iii<I • It.ii l- that phiid ! • » ' • fi* \t t1.0 ranging in de\el"p" « m ‘ J1*' taint, that w..nns me ealll.g away ■ For Service I'lume .Ml Mm liiiui v lit VI lie! "'it 1 1n ii |ft> I i a was taken Pie suicst remedy !'*r ■ g e t - of intoxicating b e v e r a g e Hither the "pe| il grade i" high school. *.•> will be Its vitality 1 ult\ ’* 1 ft * .... 1 ‘ • , .i v... .1 1 Wt .ill h 1wt Itt y fi.ili Ii■-ill - Iii tin , f tlttfa i • *h* t ■ ■ |.1ST Ol 1*111/KS i mi ■arg,i,. • l lai k and Mr. given. For the best i i p p . u t"*"niiui' worms i- M hile # < icam ■ ■ Bird* of a feather moy stick to out o f p r o g r a m s t hat could not uu lude " Pen N i g h t s In A Hal W 1 lilt'll ID It,, . * •1, M- .*! t tg f t h* :i*Mint- ••I i •, ’ •* f . *i.l it 1 1 • it . t t » 1 i . . a • ft* t . II., - ll ■ ■ It ,< ..... liv * d.•trueti.'i 1 " • Silver Lak e Springs t o. \\ I inter arrived re ­ of $60. t the reading matter for fog,. gather, hut sometimes you can't Room. " or the one time good leaders in the T e mp e r a n c e I ti ip.ill - i'l » ft • , - ,, ••f -ix hrfttfi $ • i w tj, 1mi' A it If • r U | .*1**' ll ■ ■ armies* t" the ■ |s|__Iluick Standard Six Touring ( ar. value M. ’*'*". i, ii..-nv die. 1 ).. anil |J'^js’ -uoie fumily. $6n will be given t)ie worm# bu* keep birds of un entirely different u m i n m u i u J i i i u i u i n " 1111 : . . (h nl i 11 «# t " t tl V .•»! . 1 t i I ' l « ' 5 • . 1 ll« ’ • * v i a i r i i i c u i r i ;n lie* III, V t>"' p I lll', > U | M 1 Sold l>y IJntoii jon's ct usades have been gullible enough to believe that t lie th. winici in Sanford u .-ir | | | t, |,,.*i appnrli"iumnt "f $-5. chilli. I’ iiw * Huv \ feather front hunging around. > 1 .. t.H . Kill. II 4 I | f ll ' hull •. wh*. •t 11 tl • . rf If k Ull t For t Dill great evil bus been removed lyv a constitutional amendment I ’liarnuo y Hall -------- --------» ft j i i il— Diamond Ring, '-due |li.l l'll I. | FJf. will be given. i and t lie Vol stead A« t i h t i I >M I it V T ' I lll.l tin I ll .1 I. In the fourth contest, f" » ltl,: | MID \ V !! I I tv v . w hi**w "Slush Fund", “ IMutogog.” "Jel 3rd— Edison Fhonogiapb. value 81 "5. rri.lv *.| i i H. F a r r e ll w ill unpublished o rigin al verse 1 !| at .init•!!i liv c r ow di n g into one dsiv p r og r a m s on health and t e m­ till.t> I'll'* 11*|*|.il I * it bl'l ••. r it Jlir\ il iI\ 1*0 • i il" lyflsh", und "Peewit." und scores of that he I# doing I# lean “ anal I .t.y-. * ••! ••ol.'inu’ lx i '“ 1 th*-f »-ue I \ j %t • others. Thus does politics enlarge perance, we will w a g e r the s. bool ant boi l' le - have let! Iilllv ii . i. “ B a s h f u l M r . B o b b s ’ I* |*i m . i i .ii- operation on I — U h _ $ 5 b in Gold. space f or any o f the old tune tier.v d i a t r i b i s against " D e m o n sj.inb I. :.g»sl ‘’Hd'i.-.ii. »«■ toil our vocubulary. tla I . rmild-l.aughton D s s a m s a iiM s iiiM iiiiia M U iin x x iic x tiu iiic s n is i.u a i ;,!]!— $25.00 in Gold. R u m " ; and we will v e nture to - a y even more certainly that ' ,l" s -;t A C T S A C O M E D Y -Th# Kiwunis Club of Knoxville The ju.y f* nl# li«-■ guilty of ■ a a i a a i i i a a a a a a a a a u a a a a a B B a a a a a M i a j a a a K a n a a a a n a Your home needs protec­ h silver loving cup the other ,in those r ead y t o use p r o g r a m s there is little or nothing in muiilt'i' to tin* second degree. ■ a a a a a a B a a a a i B a o a i a u B K a a B B a a h B a a s a u a a s a a a a e E a k i 'won tion. the proleclittn Ihjtl H I'; commission to all conlestants will, fail to win one of Mr* .1 < Gibbs returned I'NDKIl At 'SPICKS Willow could out ■ ■ ■ Mr day, but it wus a membership the w a y o f orations or " p i e c e s " against that p articu larly rot- pbit you can give it with Sun In a. l row n Point, lml., the prizes. possibly be gnill> of inutile, in th ■ ■ Bi championship un.l nol golf. leu m e m b er o f society, Dii 1 pat ion "t the b o o t-le g g e r !*■ H *|tiiid the winter in SunProof Faint. i bltdlcli be told that faillideg!.. If stir planne.1 "• BIB ■ In S an ford , f o r instance, will Every body " ins. ICs a safe proposition Uinr home on Magnoliu t*i»i ■B■ The Celery City Sage still main lies s e rv in g h igh balls o r spiked punch at th e ir parties are mm •It*r nt.il t*rilt*r«,d Sliiitlt*I ly It out, tki.it wa - I’ REM EDITAT- j ■■ ■ tains that honesty is lhe best poll . S O L D HY W ill the children o f S a n lo rd be told that men o f ED mmdet, ami (bell fore mot iler ( ■ K. L. DI! \N. ( hairinan, 'ey even if you have to marry the ' *'* * 1 I1 • urge II llur.ulton, Watts their city w h o curry th e ir bottles on th e ir civ ic jau n ts are un­ in the fn-t degree If site didn’t i ■■ ■ Dav is-Hi v an ( lull, girl. lArui Mi llemmingworth, Sanford Paint and w o rth y respect o r confidence? W ill S a n fo rd children be told plan tbe mn'd.i. she w.i# not gull ' bb B S an ford. Florida. -o|rweiitly from Hemmingty at all I'.il.aps the Jill) acted, ■ ■ ■ Wall Paper Co. Many >. young man w# know " f tn despise the h yp o c rite who ge ts up and talks mi behalt ol C and will spend the i on the them > that -oil ethllig ought 1 gg g Dear S ir: Farce Comedy in T h r e e Acta !»>' ’ Would never be able to express any- t |,.a n citizenship, and then goes out w ith the boys to get to be done about the fact that t h * ' , * * * i Sanfonl. FIR ST ST R E E T I 'lease lind enclosed $ . for which thing if he had to rely entirely up.*.. sU>vv,.(| •> lady's moi tils lift suinet lung to b" j g _______________. iB u I*. Aininoii- left WednesW A L T E R BEN H A R E I I II I lot k hi# English. 'p)),. H erald seems to see m I lus proposed “ Teni|»erniiec desired. Or it ililgbt bio* been , ■■ ■ v ou ni.iv e n ter niv name on (lie V iim n . il Honor ■ BI N Holt, said monev lo go tun per cent to tie* support iMioii Mich., where she I, < tain e 1 • * hang C O M P A N D I . A I ( H I W I T H t S . . And Health D a v " a w o n d e rfu l o p p o rtu n ity to start some chivalrous ■■ ■ -peed the winter. Miss , ■■ ■ o f the Dem ocratic Campaign. "tmwspaper*1 wil|l be‘ ruVs^l on No young crusaders to work fo r b ettei things. It would be great |l«dy ' ■■ ■ I ##- the guest of her #i»l b* -pan* was Donated b) III.* OH TDK tfBBKLS oftlif WOKLD llte*l Walsh, while ill Sunvember 1. Apparently the cu»i *»t indeed it som ehow the o ld-lim ,' zeal o f the < tiristian tem p er|jj ||, i ^ m i -ait i - d.f ■ ■ ■ You i s v erv t n i l v . jjrortuctiv*.. i» not confined to ilu# f u i o i i could be brought back into e v e ry A m e ric a n tow n. ] f)ru|t •• ■ ■ at N:i im* rutt country. j ___ - — ----- ---------------------------i MarlImiiuId. labor Prime Mini# ■ bi ■ M Mt .1nc It. Chittenden ■ ■ u -------- O-------i.'l . V’ I M< ' ' I ' l I I.' 1.' A ' I ' A C A I M ter of lb. lint i-h Hbii pi Be, di ... .................................. .. ■ ■ ■ pt***l home Thursday night Address F K Y IN C Till*: F A T AC A IN N IO N K UI--------- NORTH KI.M ,-rs in his tui n the trull* of the old ■ ■ N A man one hundred and two York where they spent ■ II saving. It I# *'.*#v 1 ** put a new ■ NEW \ " K K WORLD •years old complain* of indigestion, ■■ ■ r three weeks. Mr. t’hlttenPost Office Utopia" wit 11 happiness and plcntv Ban ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u a a a a a a a a s H a H a n a a ia t ia a B a B a * 1" 1' aaying that if tic bad only been cure Mitt'-i. i- much improved ■■ ■ ~ 'ful of his diet he would never have g,.publican t halomui Puller is, the fire and all the fut frie*l out of for evei>body on paper or in a BB B Z I Five-Year #ul*#iii|dii*t' I" The Daily Friday, October 24th recent operation. SO.OOII Vote *peech. Hut .bung the thing when ■■ BBBBIBBBaBIBBflBBBBB BlBBBlIBB BBBBIB IBBIBB IBBIl ’ bad any trouble. iruising the cry **f "Stop them '' Herald. $b'*.»o ".llllllim iK B IC B IIIIE fiB IIB D IlU II ■ ■ B B B IB B B B a B B B B B IB IB B IB B IB IB K d B B B Iia iB lIB K IIB B B different. power comes 8:15 . . . l thieft” m the matter of campaign A Republican government bn.I H a B IB IB B B B B flB B B B B B IIB a B IB a iB B B IB a iia B M B a B B X S Il^ Out place of business I Four-Year #ul>#< i i|di»n «•* The Daily Fellotw*’ Service Station 31,8*0 Vote, High School girls in Hackensack, .contribution# and pointing bis fin fattened them. Let them give **f r»(h lli'inc *iuinber ha# been | «l m Kim- v. „ LLOYD GEORGE attaik# >lu . — a n d ----------------Herald, isheil er jn tVery direction except that hi* fat f**r the ri#toratmii of lie N, J .have definitely ubolt#hed 25c It tnow: phone 3711, H rrV le * « l t l * # I Three-Year subscription to the l'uily Donuld. #u.v* ili* l abor Party prmu .-tojioo Vote “ flapperism" and all its side line*. where the reul thief i# operating, puldicuu Goveiiimeni and roiitinue.l I*,.,| t„ f uni j,*li- bn iveiybndy. un.l |» Lyman Ave, E. W. BiHr CHARACTERS Herald, $21 UO Bv Among the resolution# recently It will be u vain effort. Everybody high luoff. And so the fat was goe# out **f nflice with uneiupb*) 1 Two-Year aubiMTiplion t° 'he Dully passed by them includes *‘to abolish is well aware of the culprit’# idem fried and a majority of the elec lb.000 V o 'r . iiiciit gn-u'.i limn when I.uboi *‘n . . . ML.|, iw ORDER OF THEIR A I ’ PLAR ANt L) Herald. *14.00 . ........ smoking, boisterousnes* and • w e a r ­ tity If there could have been doubt total vote wa# won for Hairison This Coupon, when neatly cut from tho I One-Yrar suWrip'i* n to The Dally ONE WAY FARES — JACKSONVILLE TO in g in public pla ce*." Otherwise, before, it i# dispelled by Chmrmun and a McKinley Lariff. while I'levr lered office K , . . A . i||,........ S r ” u“ » ’ m" . . ’ ’ 5,tOO Vote*. 1 ,|>>)d Gc.igi ultuck* MacD**naM ■ j wiper is good for 15 votes in The Sanford t ATL AN TIC CITY >36 44 I H IA Q A R A CAULS * 4 4 12 ' Herald. $7.00 • Treasurer Joseph K. Grundy'* up land got a popular plurality w e conclude, it's okey. UAL TIMOHt MO. SO BO 1N I W YONK N Y. 36 04 peal to Pennsylvaniana: "Because The name thing is going on to- l.Mb»r « I m * f"t lending money I" ^ Herald's Salesmanship Cwunpaign for the lolI Six Month# subscription to The Daily "BOSTON. MASS. 42 S3 rHIIADLLPHIA. fA * 4 .3# 1,600 Vot-'a It " 0 country product...... Morris Muye llolalievik I( u» mii Hul Lloyd CHIC AGO ILL 43 4U •PITTSBU NO H , PA. 3 B 31 Herald, $3.1 *0 Says S. H. Itouater to the dele- you have enjoyed much, you must day. Grundy's Pennsylvania up Gooigc, only I lie other <luy promt# •CLiVli AND. O IB 31 S A V A N N A H . OA. 6 OO 5 luv/iiig eonteatimtj pent n»w i» exactly Foster’s up peal 1 Three Month# subscription to The Daily t i n to the Ohio ReUil Grircers contribute libcrully.” •DITMOII MICH. 41 t ] • T O L I O O , O. 41 71 ----------f e J2 3 S 450 Vole# ing the Hriliuh ibul he "would bang IS 4 moninb . au p. a bo . bs Mr. Grundy i# evidently the ’ in 1 H H M . The tanff-falted must c < * ii •WASHIN 6 I 0 N. 0 C. 31 71 Eooli* “ ll*. A “ ' « r , Ont Krcd.rkk 11,1— ||ul Meat Dealer* Association: Herald. $1.76 . . .......... M the Kuitier," now favor# lending • Vl4 ll.llirat.r. And i . l l VI# II.IUm<*r<* or I'hllndt-lphU and r. Da retailer* will have to depend Juiiiu# P. Foster of this campaign tribute liberally of their fut if they hundred* of million# to Germany. 1 Five-Year *ob*criptton to The Weekly rmil. “ Ml . . . . r \ia l*hil.d**l|ihla with two (i«> • I ly-o wr, vim Mr- Graharft. A SoDthcrn o # t . ---.J#an Girl - - r .»^ 11,350 Voter. I f You K eep Chickens ll.Hiniurr l hr, » il.y .1 ... ■Byron Stevens >n -newspaper advertising to to save ttic tariff-protected inter- would continue to be turiff fatted, England wunl# to do bu#ine#» with •• as A » « . a L L , m IHerald, $10.00 ..... ...... ............ Mar.ton I lek.u I I.rluo. m .« l . (.*r#P' tickrUfor #»rmn*t,. O a.) 'A l l Murston Bobbs, Anythlng but h..hful Margaret Cowan tova their good* from their ests in their enriching privilege# Voter# who are tired of being fried K uhkIu. Whs uttnek MucDonuld for g NAME, I Four-Year onbacripUoti to The Weekly rwmi, on Altrghsny #nd IImVaU.k nn*l m,r„ r,jo.ua on tAKtr Celesta Vanderpool, O f the Movies 4.500 Votes CUT TH IS OUT from the Fordney-McCumbor luw. 1 ull the time should lake note. _____ Mary Cook _ lv#ar us the modern family get* lUA.n*ril .t v. t i U . rh.rg. n trying to make it poBMlde? Julie, Her F re^h Muid from— * Herald, $8.00 ........ ... ;....... """ SAILINGS FOR MALTIMORE VIA 5AVANNAH 5.00 P •• M •,it» new# from the newspapers and Foster was president of tho Repub- 1 __________________________________ ParU (Ky.) , 1 Th ref Ye ar subscription to The \\ cckly ■ hr* All. ...I o n *..l :-2 \.,\ I 12 2V ______ l.HOO Votes not from the market place* ■■ in lican League of the United State# lien* ISV Ilk* p“ l*u«|li'„n'i, 7 l »br**ugh GREAT BRITAIN* takes woman a d d r e s s .. Ituubltf w i t h th e -poutSR J i i i i Ik I a a I i >I f , N’j.x 1 I . Ji Harold, IC.00.....-•••;in lBHh when the same intercut* . 1 C o n te m p o r a ry Com m en t Act j — W si He a Burglar? Late in the afternoon. up heavy «'*K o e*K# -rr tbe past.'* suffrage mort »eriuu»ly than it i# 8S I1I**U‘ • Alri 1 irl N*.» h 14 21* |I'* “« In * a l w a y s l i e n i th at rolrt winter moatli* I Two Y e a r -auivcrlpUon to The Weekly ,„ak« u T c\ i , - A Human Butterfly. Nearly night. centering u* always in I’ ennsyl- 1 720 Votes ■a#-’ * —------ o-------- ■ hl Id* **f a I ii *ii w a# to o highest'» final in d ep en d en ce! •t l'tilluil*'l|*liiu i l a M*i \ m i i i i » I i l* I* M. ■ ' Herald, $1.00 ,...... ....... „ . _ * * ™ Ar i m _Thieves and Bridcgrooma. That night (a# the) vanio. had their clutches on Gov- 1 Residents moving buck into town taken here, where we allow them lo ,M,uliry l*>* ll*-ur> T r a f f o n t . I n t e r - •lacker hen# huWie. S.i I'ornlSIl U. 1 23 N„1 3 11 24 ’ A drawing tn the Knoxville Senvote, hut, apparently, don't think » N u t Good Unl esu Vo t e d on or Bef ore Oct.,25 1 One-Year subacrlptlon to The Weekly ernment letters of murquo and re- tbi# fall are liuving little trouble ninny other money u r. Tratin the Movies), I t'i’uli i > | ;i| „ rt nml nr«-ed. ! R lierLsblr* t 27 Not t 17 27 300 Votes tio*l auggeaU: RR Nalitacket U**l *0 N..c 10 21* !»*•«. I " i t FN" system of [*■*/*) r l a h l e o n y e a r # K d t- •eersta f prisal over the people threatened by , oponing up their home#. Burglar# much of them in public office. Herald, $2.00 ......... ........ ....*.... a font # " 1.000 KOO HKN u.,|lrh Forty-one women nre candidates i P'Ultr, S u r e , . , , , Ju*t Fntertaindc between acta by: Grover Cleveland'* campaign for liuvo already done it for them.— n f o r space and inform ation address 1 Bis Months subscription to Ttic Weekly Outstanding [ ” *•*• full. I lay * MO egg*. for Parliament in this election. I 125 Votes BB tariff reform To »avc the day Re New York Herald-Tribune. DEPARTMENT "AJ'' Herald, $1.00 .. Illlr •rr‘*nd y*»r. »he may They include “ noble women," with , Honest imonThen #he goes to publican Chairman Matthew S. 7 liv « - « one lady formerly ] Noble haa beep at liuiUfl.al' hru* at war*- , chore t wh# Bpi» It is not so many campaigns ugo assorted nssontu titles, u Quay raising the biggestMcamU A D A L IN E M ALLEM . il.hnl ||,al ryery gullet U w m wu> . a .a nlon that labor demanded a "full dinner » domestic servant, and one stenopaTgn slush fund” then. ever I. known, A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R hatched w ith over ' on* Democrat TRANSPORTATION q$>. and Foster's helpful counsal in the pail," but today labor demands a grapher. Whutever you think ubout ' Auspices SSniorfipworth League F. P. FOSTER, President Ii. F. W H IT N E R t1 the Britiiili, you must admit that Able * process was to have the protect^ five-day week u flivver and a full e s fe T ra v i K.r S00 I. tAf II Tilqtm IM they posse#* u genuine brand of Virile manufacturers, and particularly gasoline tunk.—Boston Shoe and nananBBMo :?■■■■ r ■ ■ ’.>■■BMEaBKBag UaDg y •&)!(■*> -------Impartial rr eire. ....... . of The r.D00 those of Pennsylvania, “ put over leather Reporter. ^ democracy. ,aufor4, Florida, under Act of BETTY COMPSON in [Social [alendar J In Which to Win the BUICK BATTERI e rs o n a ls For the Busy Maa A New Water Bashful Mr. Bobbs 1 U J o i n th e V ic t o r y C l u b Senior Epworlh League High School Audilorii Friday, O ctober >9 24th. UNLOP URABIL1TY 1STANCE SEMINOLE FEED CO. Sanford High School Auditorium Fourth Period Voting Schedule Good For FREE VOTES R e g u la r it y 1m» uocivt of successful savifij I'e.erulaL’ity. Any p u son who will adopt ajp1?1 of saving a ivguiai sum at l-egulai' ml vals if only a dollar a week,—Will ci the habit of saving. To save, when the habit is oncej quired is as natural as breathing an“ ' reward is linancial MERCHANTS & MINERS Statesman. g FIRST NATIONAL BAI is T ’S S a c work to «e t !,»*• egg* A * ) * ; how to get putleta KOO " h how vo tuaks th* o>d mall. . t i -• 4T/<«SU*7 . 1 ; r. . 'JUfsTtMi Am r,turo llU S iiw U i �■iw iS B B ■AA K > < •r*~x. TTTV fr r 3K&E? riAl’ r” V'i MSI r j’ r . it i -*i j. ir ■■i*V" i ■ . 'A vra ? ifi" SB? " T H U I W P A Y , • 4 Eyes Stop Him ELEVEN AT LOCAL PARK LL BE AGAINST NEW SMYRNA New Smyrna on Saturday prepared to win, nnd let those who would condcrjn the locnl eleven nwnit the result of this irame before indtiltr iitK in any more knocking. ,» Byrd, the stocky little quarter ho showed up so well nrninst the . . •* Iff i unters last Friday, will again f X Io lfQ ^ T t o f t o i * I down the signal position. Hn J j t l l l l l S U C l l C l has gained more confidence In his m —m, I ____ __ fi! _ .1 \ r . I new position and has perfected several new .olnys which nre expeeled to play n large part in der»— i -1termining the result bf Saturday's Tw o Teams W ill Clash At Atlantic Field S a t u r d ay' A fte r ­ noon at 3 O’clock R 'or Coining Fracas Teams W ill Present) ronfiirt. Melsch. the hard Strong Line - Ups; runner, will again Locals Have Edge back position, and J < ' i I ' > ' ■: •' O C T O B E ll 23, - 1924, •nikd ■■■■■■ ill B e A F eatu re O f Athletic «!■ \ S fvfi lit of Nurmi, G reat Finnish Athlete Meet in r i ■H-fcSl W ' ■< o f Sanford, a town that owes its wonderful development nnd growth largely to the cooperative system of business for which it Is fa m ­ ous, should foil to cooperate In makin" the Sanford High Schoo' team n success nnd n source o f c iv ­ ic pride. The High School belongs to San­ ford. and the failure o# its team reflects upon the city just ns its success rebounds to the credit of the city. , In a prnctice scrimmage against a picked team selected from the I three local detachments of the N a ­ tion a l Guard, the High School lads enme out with the Ion" end of n 7-0 score. It was predicted that Inst week the same National Guard team would have beaten the Imys by at least two touchdowns, so the srore made yesterday speaks well for the development of the team dur­ ing the past few days. So let’s all get behind the team and push, nnd victory will he as­ sured. F.vi rvthinC is in readiness, and everything looks toward vic­ tory, so Tiling on N ew Sntmyrna. driving, elusive j be at the full­ with Thompson or flhristenberrv at right half and LOST HOG — Liver and white — Pointer—drop -collar — Reward. Sanford High, after two over­ Barber at left, Sanford will go in­ to the fray with a strong offensive It. H. Wight. whelming defeats, meets New bnekfield. myma Saturday. With Greer and Wallace at the FOR S A L K — From owner— Modern / Philosophers, scientists nnd even tackle positions, and Russell and I five-room bungalow with biith pcaaimlsts agree that lh-> worm . . ., , ,. ' Min ! ,i l i . Kennedy » “ guards. Sanford s lim land huge sleeping porch. Garage. , Will, when sufficiently pushed, turn • ’ , . ,u„ ' ■ i |is expected to offer a stonewall n r |on 7<> foot lot. f.MIO.Od down, halana although the worm is general- ' . .■ i . , position to the plunging New . l y considered a rather spineless f t anee to suit. L. A. Ketiaur, San­ Smyrna locks, lilld Coaches Halt creature of the the earth, it some­ ford I leihts. Wclehcr believe that it will times turns hard enough to upset and have no gieut difficulty in open- j things, including football dupe. ini- up holes in the visitors' line. W e are not likeping the fighting Ad Stone recently whipped young Whit field nnd Wilson will hold •;v Sanford gridders to worms of down the wing positions, nnd it is | tnhliiig. Sti'iie ,a light heavy­ the earth by any mentis, hut we [ hoped that these two players will weight, thus qualified for a lout |- are attributing to them that most show a much bettor brand of foot- with Gene Tunnev, champion. Hut admirable quality possessed by 1'nH than that exhibited by them i tlllR lxittt will nut iMnn' otT. Stnne's wm« favored worms; the Bbility. the courage nnd the determination iri last Friday’s conflict, when tin y i yi's linvr Kune Inu-k nil him. repeatedly allowed the Plant t it y Now lie i>. in ret nlenient . F . - t h e to tun> and tear things up. A tough ,' Alibis hnvc no place in sporting hacks to skirt their ends for con­ winter. May he Inlifter. break, circles, and it is not our intention siderable gains. Time after time they were suck­ to deal with them. We prefer to .leave an untouched supply of them ed ill on trick plays, and the local for thiVNew Smyrna aggregation, mentors have labored all week in -ure in the whnh■henrted Minimi t for we believe that they, and not an attempt to imprqye their style Iillii rnnfiilem.e of c v n v Nnnfonl i itixen. US, will need them on Saturday of play. Spurred qji. by the hope and con after the referee's final whistle 11 is miirht v ht<n l tn Mili|mrl a ends a game that will, in our opin­ fidem-e of their classmates and the lo.*inir tonne Thai is n . mlnntteil ion, mark the turning of the m y ­ lack of faith on the pari of many filet, hut so few t f ti> ii *ali/.e that of Sanford's citizens who should the RUeress or 1ti iluir nt ii €«iin thical Worm. ' . > What we an* dealing in is cold, he supporting them, the Sanford munity fnnthnll t*•am is dependent hard indubitable facts, and in re- players will troi upon the field Inrj-elv upon th- M1PJMIrl that is • viowiljg Sanford’s recent defeats Saturday inlmed with a spirit that (riven hy the eiti; ells Ilf tile town those who are unpatriotic enough will make their defenl all hut im tllii' It retire sell I.i'. it i Mupt mi ivc nffnir. to indulge In adverse criticism of possible, and the Saiifmd High iX In d c r, v the gtittiest little team that ever students are already planning a nttd ejtn olll\ III* '♦lit I T " 'fill where program for the eeleluation of tin it obtains the muih i o. qiei at ion trotted :out upon a grldion should, Itinl etli util .IK' mi'll 1 lll.lt < in all fairness, recall the initial victory. nt Ilf i i i In The only thing that i« mush d to Came of tbc Rcasim. when Sanford ^pawned Pnlatkn In u pouring rain. make the In als' wclorv douhl\ Sanford was outweighed appre­ v in many runrn rh<>F *» Al^ftiari ciably and in many other wavs lift. Si -fO t*l ullnsvt'd t « IMr'tlfiW handicapped yet the locals out- n n t, ,d. r S. ‘g t urning turn. I I . \ fought and outplayed their oppon­ ■ n it in Innhiuriml In l.iK u ln ii tr.i i ihup ■ H ents in every quarter. u UU1MION U N t l . NIlOAK t h r p.-rta* t ■ Thte following Saturday Sanford M ■ r«ip M Went Up against Bartow, undoubt N ■ Ptfffi-xY, unt ii]11n#* in b*>aniv. Inn ediy one of the two strongest High ■ n I i * tvbi ? it Cfintafr.a a elpan* r : Sch&JFftmViV Tn thi* state; and Atm M * ’ h f htnijiatrs any ( I h iu o t.f .» A N D • H Coached by Hoyt Carlton, one of ■ pi M i m J tiiMii R l*f»i k- <!iu11uht. Withthe finest coaches in the south ■ M i aw, t h e ktviu r t n i o v r i f v p i v Plying expcrii'lin'd n*»|nnnni - ■ ■ i* r o f tik'Otintf Itrnl m n i a l u r r , ■ almost twice their sire, i- it at i n M — ( ■ K h i dj y'tni nt a ttHil, nwoct m si< k »* wonder that a small, light I cam tl It at all tlrnoy, lacking in practically everything m ■ t»< VKHON U N D l.N 1 ) 0 AR9 » r r tint mi n that is essential to yietorv except ■ d’1umI*I! t fuitaalrfd nua1ial t uriiiiik ■ Sou U s a n d T r y 1 fight nnd the determination to win. ■ tiiru f t u a r k t ii^ bu Id ul 11 ci i it S 7 i fi by □ ■ D should «ro down in defeat'’ ■ And this game had a most no ■ ■ portant hearing on last Friday's ■ ■ m a defeat nt Finnt City for during it ■ the Bartow rnix-uo many of San u Li ■ ford’s best men, including Captain u ■ HM 1(13 S V N I ' O H H \ \ E M \. ■ Peck, w «re injured ami prevented from playing against the f'limtei- ■ ■ F o r t nf F ir s t ; -11eet ■ a Following a week of su ccessfu l!* ■ ■ workouts anil strenuous skull i ■ m tice, Sanford goes to battle m N E W YO R K . Oct. 23.— Although winter to make his permanent home Ritoln, however, probnbly plana for the indoor track and field there. season are still In the formative would welcome a chance to meet stage, prospects point to an un­ Nurmi on the hoards. They were usually hrillinnt program with in­ keen rivals In the Olympics Inst ternational competition that will summer and Ritoln with the bene­ bring many Olympic stars Into the fit of greater experience nt in­ door running would make it Inter­ Iirdelight. Outstanding in interest is the esting for his record breaking coun­ expected invasion o f Paavo Nurmi, tryman. Mnny track followers also nre of proat Finnish runner and hero of four Olympic triumphs, and the the opinion that Ray, inspite o f his showing outdoors probability that he will match disappointing strides with his rival countryman, this year, particularly at the O lym ­ Willie Hitoln, doie Ray, tho former pics, where he was not in best American mile champion and Ray condition, will stnrjv a comeback Baker, present national mile title indoors. The little Illinois A. C. has hung un mnny of his best holdet Nurmi has informed friends that performances bn the hoards and ho will come here the lntter part would have nn additional incentive o f Decemtier to prepnre for nn in­ in the prospect of ngnin facing door campaign hpre hut as yet he Nurmi, who has outclassed the has not formally entered any American in the past two Olympic meets. The Milrose A. A. is seek­ meets. ing the famous Finn's narticipn- i tion in its two-day carnival nt Mad- ! Ison Square Garden, January 27 | and 28 Ritoln. who returned several i days ago to this country, where Cut prices on nil sixeR United he held numerous records and title I Federal, Vikbefore going back to his native ' States, Pennsylvania, land in the Olympics, is said to J ing. anticipate nn active indoor season J f>.95 although tl is understood he plans ] 30 x *3 Vi 11 ? 1.75 to go buck to Finland later in the 1 UrilV T l t b c s TIRE SALE —- -- -: Sed Tubes f. 1.90 S lfi.0 0 Buy a C LA R K JE W E L Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co. ALL GUARANTEED . 1 J ;■ with the acid left out N A P P B R A N D (NON F E R T IL IZ E R i8 made' larger proportion of effective and longer i fertilizer materials, all L ‘crly proportioned, oJ the many reasons why B R A N D (NON-ACID) T IL IZ E R DOES give results. ; Non-Acid Fertilizer and Chemical! | . L A K E L A N D , F L O R ID A ■ ■ A complete and seasonable stock of NAPP BE (N O N -A C ID ) FE R TILIZE R S always ready fa] mediate delivery by / i = I. E. ESTRIDGE 5 ■ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■ ■i i i x i n x D R i r n s i R i i i a i i x a i i n i i l i a i M i u i i i i F. P. R I N E S Try A Herald W ant Ad For 311 Kiist Second Street. R ose 111,1 Sanford Aicnue Try Smith’s Barber! Shop for i^ood barber | work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. 1 New Type of Car Automobile World It is an open car one moment and 30 seconds later > X lieou n iin gS u n of Ilie'Sahara same car is entirely enclosed. Studebaker Duplex ends F t- . WE RUY WRECKED CARS A new type of car haa atirred the automobile world na haa nothing since the abandonment o f the “ boggy” style o f body building. 5 Sell Used Paris- It is the Studebaker Duplex, so called to indicate that it is an open car one moment, and 30 seconds later it is an enclosed car. heap Like all great advances in the industrial arts, it is "s o simple in operation, it is a wonder it wasn’t thought of before” — ------ Sanlord Auto W recking Co. V —- need o f hunting for side curtains in the dark and storm I But Studebaker, on which the whole vehicle - using world has come to depend for reliability, would not rest on only one real contribution to the value given the public. It must give all that engineering ability could devise. Particularly since its need has been growing, year by year, ever since automobiles were made. M any people all of the time, and most people part of the time, want an open car—to bring to their riding the fresh crispness of the country air, and a free and untrammeled association with the great outdoors. Yet for these same people, the snug comfort of the closed car, shutting out the storm and the wind and ^^the cold, hat been at times a necessity. Two cars in one 4 The Studebaker Duplex is .*Jth cars in one. Just pull down the roller enclosures concealed in tho roof of the car. In 30 seconds the open car has been made an enclosed car. K: sides and back; hardwood front. Steel, U-»l)ape<J cross beams, six of them, support the Waterproofed, duplex fabric top and its linings. Here is permanent beauty, no sagging tops. N o hurried efforts to put up curtains; no hunting for the right one while the storm heats in; no mixing them up in the da.*’c; no exposure through holes tom in them while trying to obtain, for the emergency, the protection given by a closed car — — — Just pull down the roller enclosures giving instant enclosed car effect. The body is built substantially — sides, comers and roof frame are of stccL The roof has curved steel Striking new features S o there arc offered three distinct models of cars, to meet each of the three fields of dem and—the Standard Six, with 113-inch wheelbase and 50 horsepowet motor; the Special Six, with 120-inch w h e e l b a s e and G5 horsepower motor; the Big Six, most magnificent and luxurious of its products with 127-inch wheel­ base nnd 75 horsepower motor. Duplex bodies are available on each line. In ad­ dition, closed models have workmanship and mat* rials and beauty of line to fa r above the price class of the car, they must be seen to he appreciated. O f scarcely less importance than the Duplex fes* ture are other improvements such as, automatic ignition system, lighting control on the steering wheel, new location of emergency brake, improved one-piec* windshield and many others. The body lines, steering mechanism, and even the fenders of the new Studebaker w ere designed espe* cially for genuine balloon tires. Thus the body tines harmonize with grace and beauty hitherto u n a U a i n e d , even by Studebaker. Come in and sec these new cars. K> At Exactly O p e n Car Cost rfjf1 ;' l: You pay exactly open ear cost for the all year co m forts o f the Coach. Hudson alone can build it. As the largest builder of 6-cylinder closed curs in the world, Hudson exclusively holds the advantages t o produce this cur and this price. It creates the one im p ortan t bu ying issue today. F o r no one w h o knows closed car coraforts w ill be stx.iafied w ith an open car, w ith one season u tility, and R * BT ■ • d u n in itly n s resale v « l y e . 't IE"., TluiVis why the Coach outsells all rivals. Its leadership is not even challenged. Everyone knows it provides highest closed«f»r value.' Hudson invented the Coach and it* development and expertenc# JXtakc iti value exclusive. And evon more important in your peraMpi^t .enjoyment of the Coach, is the famous Super-Six chassis with performance diltinction and long lasting reliability not excelled by any car regardless of cost. * ^ *’ _ i f t K itn i a Super-Six 120 in. W. B. Dupl«x-Pka«ton . . )1 145 Duplii-Rotdilcr . . 1125 3 P » m . Coup«-Ro*datcr . , 13*5 5 P«*». C o u p , ................. 1495 S K u Sedma .................. 1595 t i - P t . i . U a r l i n c ...................... 1650 4 • httl brain, 4 due •htth, f d V n t r j 53-Pat*. ♦-P***. 65-Pa**. 65 H. P. P » « . Duplti-Hkirtoo $1495 Duplu-Ra*d,l*r 1450 V ic t o r ia .......... . 2050 Pat*. 5*3a n .... 2150 Bartina.................. 2225 4 - » $ r r I b ra k tt, J d ue a h t t li, $7 J r it r a B IG SIX 117 In. W . B. 75 H. P. 7-Paa*. Duple*-Phaeton . . $1875 5-Po**. Coupa . . . . . . . . 7-Pa**. Sadan .................. 2050 2785 7-Pat*. B e r l i n s .................. 2860 4-mhetl b ra in , J due wheel*, f t i n t r f (A ll ptuet f. o. b. V 5. fatloriei, and rubjtet to change without notice.) X> COACH $1500 Freight and Tax Extra Balloon T ires StaydUrd'- Equipm ent son-Essex Co « ..: S P E C IA L SIX 50 H. P. 5 H U D S O N •*#»< ■ S T A N D A R D SIX 113 in, W. B. San Juan Garage Company �THE flANFi PAGE FIVE I B E R 23, ti l l n »r n —n Ll - . rrrtlrr ***»■ »»** l PRO FIT Dally - ; |Herald W ant Ads W ill Keep You Posted Classified Directory Heral d Building: Material Help Wanted (VD RATES Tallortll Opposite 10 * a Mae Hr a line He a lln» 4c a li a r ,1 njplrt above jitra *r* »»rl ton* pf »vrr*c« length I 1 IIS* Lrx* » * 1 ( I, r*»trlrt*d to iglrsll” " ii m*'l» T h * Han- r lll t « re s p o n s ib le Inrsii*'' Insertion. . (or * u b »«* tu e n l i’, office should b* riUtely In Cltso o f O R E Ilullpn.iia'tfct' Snnford mert after Lumber Com pan v chants. Direct mall advertising. N. l aurel St.____I’honc fill5 Sea S A N F O R D MUf/TIGRA I’ ll CO., room 0, Ball Bldg. Tele­ H ll.l. LU M BER CO. House i Service, Quality and Price. phone G15. **6 t a u y p u b l i c M ."T \ tTTTT-TC AU G U STA CH RO NICLE — A Phone 148, gusto, Ga.— Augusta's greate J U L IA Z A C H A R Y Herald Oifici classified medium, rate cash .0' Phone 148. O PT O M E TR IS T TOM MOORE. ___Eyes__ i iTKIITHEIM* P IA N O T U N IN t & r e p a i r i n g Piano Tuning, Repairing anil Over- [ ^pr’ e i ' U l h o thor- hauling. | M . ill, rale*, rule* i||,,n "H I K l » » you Lrinaii- n ^*1(t tf |y * 1 it ussist you In r want ml I " rank* it* -X4 T U l T I C R ShouI’l I * ' * I hsi r ituff !•••■ ...hire** as f (iCniis nonii>sr If •m ills About an* - a r|,ii us.- tel has n ,j i t ...... lo-fi run’ I Mitt. »".i arilssr .or johlrwss isiom rr 'll ,«>... I hr Hub — hi s T l.e «fIIrr .it hr Irt............. Edwin f’olbortie, Walaka A n ts. Snnford, Fla. ________ ___ P R IN T IN G M A T T H E W 11R ESS -11M N T I N G~~ Q U A L I T Y — SE R V IC E — PRICE. Commercial St.. It. It. Ave. Phone 117-L 3. H A Y N E S A- R A T L IF F .- Print, rs and oTirc outfitters. Phone 3 to, 115 Park Avenue. NEW ERA P R IN T E R Y. Jo'.i printing at reasonable price, op i ST. A U G U S T IN E , I L A - St Johns County is t.-a.ln-d thi.nigh posite I'u l Office Phone IIP the Si, August me Evening Re- orit. P t l l l . K STEN O G R A P H E R Qua k results. Two rents per Word E D N A I.ORli. office of ||" H. Sample copy on re.most. Lewis. Park Avenue. Phone 3 It*. T A M P A . F L O R ID A — Tampa Daily J. E. SPURRING, Kub-tliv ismn Times, the great home daily, specialist. Siilnlivisions to (>r rate 1'-.-c per word, minimum Intido, llorida. and Floial charge 25.- cash with order. Write Heights, Morida on Dixie High­ fot complete rat*- rind way. North Pail. Vveinie SIGN P A I N T I N G S A N ItiR D SIGN .-11111' Right pi Hex f *.i signs of all kind R N VI.KY A T T R A C T IV E home on ~ ~ ------------------earnings. I he cindutinn manager Palmetto Aveiiuo near High FOR QUICK S A L E — Practically will be glad to talk the matter over S'-hnol. in excellent condition. Five new six room, modern bungnwith you. i""in-. sleeping porch, pantry and’ low, good residence section, one haiti. gurngc nnd portecni bier block of High and Primary schools. FOR R E N T — 4 room cottage, close W A N I K D Young lady, * I bull down. Price fT.l'iH). A real' Furnished or unfurnished. Thouin. T hrasher & Garner.________ beautiful home. sand cash will bundle, balance ten i wanted to enroll in Herald’s big FOR R E N T — Five room bungalow. 'Salesmanship Campaign. Exgep\ I'. C (IN N KI.I.Y A SONS Writ‘* ,,nx 1,50 or " h,,'u, <>(I4 Elm. Apply Roberts Grocery lional opportunity for hustler. $1845 in prizes arc bring offered , FOR RENT-— Five room cottage on [to the worker securing the most! OWN YOUR HOME. paved street. Apply 3(10 French i votes in a contest which will end We have homes to suit every j Satin day night, Novemlicr 22. taste and pocket book. If you nre Ave. 'Thun* is still tune to win. If you interested in owning your home have any spare time and would M \ \ with considerable building enll on us. see one of our sales­ like to win a Hun k touring car | * sI*. lienee desires position with men nnd bear <air easy plans mu’ ; send y.itit name and address to The ! I- i . -.ihle firm. Interview solic­ terms to “ Own Your Homo'’. Herald office and the contest will it- ! Write P. 11. Box 2-11 A. P. C O N N E L L Y & SONS be explained to von. Phone 1 IK. 108 Magnolia Ave. Insurance. Real Estate FOR R E N T Filling station and garage comlcn.-.l. Authorized Tools, etc. FOR SA LE 3 rnlnrcd houses and Ford Service Station one lot in Georgetown One For respon.-ihh party to work on Til. pio.t!' t .n=cover y i:t flesh block from Celery Ave. Ex-ep. "ommisMon basis inuiv know Ford L iter ami KitJnry tioiml invr-.lnieiit. Houses only i. i nr. l!o\ f 132. •"it v. heal t.g I* 111.- Pint v.-b.Us lloro/oue, I I. m Jones Tonic Mill Do It a | i i ’Imi i at ."tl that . ..nies in h.iuitH tiddly built. For pnrlicidirs in ir vi Imu if.... - in vic-nkand powder fnirn ll i- a cunibinn- t)»'*A** nt i lTun Specialty Shop li’ f t f o f n t»|i. ( i f «*. vv i n - f i ;i fjuire at Haiinu-l A S P L K M iiil I loll II. .Mar t I Inti Hot Old V Ptjri- I'M * » f |M*i|| lb ll, l<N VMil fl'I’l lleXt to Post Off ice. >1ur I’Jiuk fies the w .nnd o| gel nis that i aus(l ( Mr* | \-.ir I*-u-4 il: u, 111f m.-Hl it t,t !♦-.-* in*! >miu That liretl, half snk. discouraged infe. lion, but it heals the fli sit -•*•1 ■ >i♦>|• y» It■.*L * 11 l Mi ni 1 11!•■ Uvi I feeling caused bv a torpid liver and with ext r .101 dtnarv speed. itad ' »»i i oHha "f *•i11* I * iii. tin*’ «>tinw- Position Wanteo t 111 HT i w o in ils 01 t ills w hi. It take week to heal wiili the ..r.liiiaiv liniment • • ♦I 1 »• 1 lit. i d .pin k1\ UI--I. 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Georgia Her Imps Ilia’ I* “ l o r e In. ealrhen T U R E A C H the proaper.nl* farm 1 11 fresh sharp point.-3 urrown. era and f* rn gr owet s of Volusia t.ori.e lo h i’ ., oo It.” South W lm l I, li l ill Is hi* rjuiver. xv hi, h l» to county advertise m the Delntld constant to ' I of |. pl.Tilahlng, Daily New*, rate lc per word, raab iTipl.l Is known to I.” a dean with order nur. shot, \y hen ho level* til* boxv F l.O R lliA " I t l- A N D U Ur la ml,’ ut tin; heart of one o f the pretty mornng Sentinel; largest class, g ir l* down In * tin’ Metropolitan fied business, rule lc a word, min­ I .if,- Insurance Company oltteen. an imum 24c rush W'ih orip-r __ __ engagem ent lin g amt lirl'U* r tvoirT H E M O R N I N G J O i ' R N A I is the qm-t nru sine to tolloxv. T ill* nccepted want n.l mcdtnm in com pany, with m ote Ilian fl.fHil) wom en and Z.f.00 men on Die p a y ­ Day tuna ( Fl a . ) Uiu- cent n word Minimum 25, roll I* conuluntly llgtirtnir in the 1 \ 131IN. an insertion in.s tnnr rlage p-conlr of N e w Y o r k l T C u U N T V The Fun font p a T a T Seldom a w eek iwcarvca In ' leloi'incnt | C liy ' 1 it scene of stupendous dev which some Ctrl xtoeji not realim to N T A T I O K . I Read about tt in the Palm Beach t bo m airled. T h U new* la greeted ijahijile copy Kent on re. A eerhso- \ Postwith great cnlhunlaam by her na­ 'pient. - null Elm no, lute*. who guthi r around her " D U Y U U W A N T to buy >>r sell desk with eongrululallona. a tte n d ­ anytliing?” If * » advertise in ed with flow i-r* linen, stiver and tlie "Cainenvilte Su n ” i, 11 the pretty udoruuienta dear to HI V U n l T T t s XTTT NTH >N I • tin- lorirt o f a hrlde l o be. t« « <IN N E L I A -, it; ii v iiiii g t o x i .,i n l l e l l e x e x m i - 3 1 , ■■,. I, I* a n d W i l l ' l l - * in. id- .it t o h u l l ' l l ng up -a pin. I . Ill t h e llle.i II t I in I V-' y tun go N. w y oi U * 0 > iiii-l tnsiuenlly s » h |,| * an |>i - -xv Vntk N' V ii il-l.. »s at 'In. kt .ox xx. lo t lo ' 1.11U.1' I , '■mil - -1 n|,. - ' 1P .1 , ■mpu.o x. . n f -.1 l l , Ii . ix e sgx el nl I I . -it | i! III. --(no i n- - . i n s .1- , . N........... fi-h in any one hiixx 1 " IT-h ........... I • o f tin- d o . . ii lakes, and it \" i don’t I lo j, n.l It i- i ■ i l l A |.i |l Ie i ('l n r o j M )d i H t |O U T Dux fcll.dtathnv* o f her pfol ready lo poor lea trot Just r* n - l i l a t fellow etiiplnyi'ca at h t * thwk, a.* d r .(lilts business for iiuitrlm.roj 1 low ing o fficers, to-w lt: I I A p.iuxMass, I-resalen 1 \ I' gomi**|jjr, Klrat I \ a-.■■I *1 i-si.ti-ni, it J Holly. Srcoml Vl.o- I'resl.leN l, Kr.-.l It Wlliion, Se.-M-inry 11 n.l H ll Tunnlcllffa, ■ Treasurer, nml John Mi-lm-h, >!. A. ‘ 1tong lass. A -IV Connolly, jl. J. 1 1111 y lie.I 1: Wilson W. H Tafnnl.liffi-, J 0 t )T [ ^ O U C A M - “T H A T ^ »*o ^ ) 0 A b t ) E N T 'l O E O H E O l O M ' r O w M E . ■Y O U M L t-ttM lR H I M • D O N T 1^ . . T O O ? K.l want Hluglns, Itoy g. tr > " .» d e s i r e p r o m p t .,,,*.-« fart. tho lo went wrrui N o r cm be^ with five marriage, tho renaon tdvon la lo ton ^ i(i rnarrlagis*. ThU year'* record save money to buy a hom o tn tho . ti.,n sloill topromise* to break all previous his­ country. One argum ent on thl* a u b je d * » « " * *TaB •" tory for ■truight ahootlng bj mast by an oltlcloJ. much interval. .1 1( " Cupid. N e a rly all tho wom en employ- In ttm w elfa re o f you n g m arvl'- l • in* Th>ii!nn in people. usually work*, ho Baja. . .. t t p»< (-*, w ho marry. ai'Ver Ihrdr re tut 1 ,.-t » t. Iona with the company at that The girl may not coualdcr fu ll- f "■ to 1"0'C«| c time. Em ploym en t o f m arried wo Mine d a lle * h.-ceaaary making, but when ho ask* her if , 1. , , m .n la not encouraged. It U l«* t . sli.-ved l.***t fo r their future hup she want* to remain young. fre*h ' - •* " • ' pines* and for tho w e lfa r e of the and attractive-looking or whether new home they are founding, for *ho want* to g ro w old and homely by w o rk in g at " t w o Job*." *he ust , tially break* her involve and de.............. |. .Idea that, after ail, “ w o m a n ’* . |..* t t .. ...... i-r H eavy tired CAl.l. nan CistJ- nrhtng Hanford Htoani Prc ss er y W f*l | lilt. t'. I.. Uial-IJIl (. flrlnn.1', nervtes and c * c .- p U o n s l w o r k SPEC IALIST S uits VI reel Vow .11 t nu xv UldK, pit..ne Ktevntnr Dr. Itolifton'fl S n n ifa r iiim $2.1.30 NASH S U IT OR $53.50 OV KIICIIAT Tuihircd-lo-Measure s. W. BRADFORD “ At 218 I ’ « r k A v o ..^ *•„ Open to the |.r»fea*lon for Hurglcal. Mud leuI and Mal*rplty fuse* l .i.ergcncy ra*e( ut all to;ill* x -e.. the O u t l r t " Flton J. Moughton M« xi I..jtiinnIM » - k i I A R C H IT E C T By GEORGE McMANUS F O R C I T H IM I COT A 6 ET V I T i - l i \»M THAT HE’L L SM O K E J X F O R E S rA I'irHt National Rank Rldf. Sanford, ------------- I WUbH I COULD d o : I TE LLN O U WHAT ' M M 5 E HE ----T O U D O D O N tiO H E HAN) T E R C tO T T E N1j C U ^ A . R ' b A M ’ C^IVEL AC O O T THE Z-J H IM D O M E A H D C .T ! H E W U l \ f W H I L E H E ’ tt * > M O K IN irs C A b F - T ’ t ) C r PLACE’ IL ^ \ l \Ax‘Y V/U7. A L L T H E 1 MOFAE'T I H/NO O O T 'T * b W E L L . ly P E N T T O W Ifl VJHAxTS T H E tM A T T E R H E R E 5 . CXJC*AM A N ’ r ~ H E S b M O K lN ’ t TH IR D D O L L A R . j — 1 C I F uA k : r r ^ T | L L O f ^ O P IT A N C L A 'M M N e> E T - H E R G ’-b F ts/E • Florida Sanford Novelty Works T H A T V^dM ' T T H E . D U C iAN » M E A M T - V, V. t'tll.L K H I'rup- CONTRACTOR AND B U H (irMPml NIi«»|» mill Mill Wl niT k tfiniuvrrUI I r Ix>ssing: Paint Coi We Kberaoa-LIndaU Palat. I P M AG NOLIA AY KNUR “ Call (or our price*." liaadle Seminole Marble Co. C H S t i ar I n ti F katubc S c b w ic i. T n c . Crmt Briuia ritkta reserved. /O S 3 . , A* Scaled hids will he received by , the City " f Sllllfotd, Florida at the oi fice of tin- City Commission, Pal- .. until. Avenue, until Two-Thirty. • u ' U'.le. k. Monday November 10,'-0XJ ; l:i„' I fot uiie steel gas holder cruet* ‘ ut i e.l romplele on foundation furnisheii by the City. '-'iV-’/’S I Holder to have n rapurity oC* ■ -J I lOO.tllhl cubic feet. '■ A certified check for five per ' *. I cent of the price I.id, made payable to the City Commissi.id must* be deposited xvltb each bid. to guar­ antee that bidder will enter iato j contract within ten days if awnrd* 1ml tin- contract All other check* * ^ * or bonds will be promptly returned. Specifications cun be hud from ( ! Jos F. Craig. Consulting Englueei, 127 King Stieet, Jackson- )(> xille. Fla The i ity Commission reserves the light to leject any or all hids i -i lo a- rept -in h lud as ap|iears to ^thr host intelesl of tin* t ity. ., , ( ITY CUM M ISSUIN’ . By W. B. W IL L IA M S . i ity Malinger. I let 23. 30 Nov lllh. in,,.u us Inarow it x ING UP FATH ER JlCC^r-l OVERCOATS—AH * H A Y S Pump nnd Planter Co., of Gnlvn, III., have manufactured spray pumps for over 40 yearm.' Nays Tractor for sale by HootchanColeman, Oak nnd 3rd. Phono 440. A nn, x LO AND wool made to order, guaranteed i to fit. Anv 2-piece suit $25. Full L suit or overcoat $29.50. Scotch , Woolen Mills, 305 E. Second Street, : Sanford. Flit. . ..>,,; . House rum.Ill ami $.iou down I I * m l t i r Iti Divided. Duties o f Home Making and Business May Spoil Brides’ Beauty -rj , SUITS Ji l l 11 rn.xx lenl.-d a| $;(.*. p« t month be bought foi same fig u re MAINE. Wipervlil.’ , M"-mj|g Son ion I T! .manrid- of Maine pro pie an- interested hi Florida prop . .tv Rea. h them through th. Sentinel. Rate turd on npplira l ion. Juno Rwn.iins Uie Banner- ing machine like new Ahd II..osier kitchen rnbinet. 109 Ni-’’, Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J._______. constipate.I bowels tan be gotten Sxn os nml 1 ’ W lent im ln ger, aa .1 of till .-el 0 1 s " ini of with surprising promptness I Iti-.ir i'I i:\r i ’opl.-s of sahl AMt. I. s ns uinrml1m m v by using II. rhino. You feel its * -1 l,e I l.ll new on file In the nfflcB Al l! K beautiful lot- at n l.eiielicutl elL-el with I In- first dose of ih>- S.-etelarx of State nl Talta* as its purifying nnd u p doling e f ­ hd *“■**» I-’ 1 mi iiin I i i i i gain. T h rash er A. Gar S W I ' i t l t h li n N h A Ml »IIT(J AOK fect is thotoligh and rotnplete. ll 2 I'.ilk Ave. f . i\ll* \N V n I only drives .ait tale nnd inipuriI' t \ \ Mi »T4St*ASM l*f * mlilt'li! G ill! SAI E l ot* tu-tweeil l l l h I ex but ll iidpalts a idemlid f eel­ and I3lh Strei is and Elm Axe ing of ex hi In r afion, strength, vim, PRUPUS.AI. FUR GAS HOLDER Eii'iuue 11••I Elm. ______ and buoyancy of spit its. Price SAN FUltD. FLORIDA. I'd R SA LE 5 rooms and I a 111. '’lie. .odd by Union Phm mney. * I T * I u,. f l l Holly Avenue and 3rd Si. L.EARN ABOUT totk County and 1.akelainl, Hu .ugh the Star Tele grani Best advertpitiif rdbiliiinj ifi South Florida Published mornings. Slur Telegram. Lakeland. Flu FOR S A L E —7-drawer Singer l o w ­ Sl'KFD IIP YOIIB L A Z Y LIYK K N IP P E R . T A M PA M O R N IN G TIM BUNK Send m m .im suk.-i riptiun to tin Tribune or band il to your local dealer *o you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. Uni- y. ai $H 00, .1 in.>11111s Fl int, three months $2 00, if you desire $1,0111' inx.il unce iioliry add 7;". cents to your Salfi I Houses For Rent S.inf .id Aveliin- at U! Street A d vert ism jr Miscellaneous ; Advertising glasses fitted. 221 E. Fir Phine 410. Rooms FW Rent FO R I t E ^ T — FtarAlMwtl and Urtfurnlthed rtxima. 113 b*.'6th Kt. C O N T R A C TO R ^* atuP,; Property1 ! \ owners. On and after Nov, 16 FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms for lijrht housekeeping. 701 Mag­ the scale of wages for palntera in Sanford will $0.80 per hour, i nolia.______ v FOR R E N T — Room nnd kltZhen. 1101 Elm Ave.. corner 11th St.__ FOR R E N T — Two large front rooms, adjoining bath, water, lights. 70!l West 3rd. Answer In own handwriting giving 3 room nml one 2 room a' nge, experience and salary expect- ment. Apply 300 French Avi ed. Box 010. City. !. ------------— — ____________ ________________________(P'*R RENT— To adults u apartnient, all conveniences BOl W A N T E D -—Ambitious boy . Magnolia Ave, wanted bv The Herald to sell - - -- ■■■'-------------— ‘ — Lumber and Building Materiaf _ Houses For Sale Apartments For Rent W AN TE D — Young Indy for steno­ graphic nnd general office work. APARTMENT FOR R K N T - M IRAC LE Concrete Co., gencr cement work, sidewalks, buili in it blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. ; , lerwillcger, I'rop. ■sh in A d v a n c e FOR RESULTS A l l S a n fo r d B u s in e s s A c t i v i t i e s o f I m p o r t a n c e | Marble and Granite from all euarrlea. U**i of quality a a * workniunahlu. Write far laiaet deelana V. B. T L’ IU IIC L. M a T ***. M * n * a r . o. u *» mm, rk m e M l • m m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 23, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald