219 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/47d131302f2b8b87edae1f439bdf8c7f.pdf b65d949281c5d9abe0cbb294fb9178e8 PDF Text Text M ip M fllH H B H EH# •1 ibly she ion. 74-11 Highest toirtp. Thursday. Ix w est temp. Thursday. .05 in. I Rainfall — 4 P irttf*1 N EW SPAPER crs in south m »r i ii ±1 ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHES S I N G L E C O P IE S F I V E SANFORD, F L O R I D A , FR ID AY , OCTOBER 24, 1924. ON GAS PLANT Bids on New Holder Will Be Received by City Commis­ sion on Nov. 10; Is 100,000 Foot Capacity, Steel Tank Body Is Told Or­ ations Formed ,iac Big Funds V a r io u s $59,000 Is Amount Left To He Spent I$800,000 jdThat $100,000 Raised to Fight kh’s Candidacy I FENG YUS NOW CONTRO —I . # Connelly • Mnkcs Report On East Coast M eeting; Says Bonding For Cannl to In­ dian Would Be Profitable CAUSEWAY OVER FLOODED AREA IS PARTLY FINISHED W« ^Drain P r o p e r ly this Section q ff) Surprise Movement puts “Christian Gen­ eral” at Head o f tho Peking: Government Originally Supposed to Have Governors o f Many States Been Completed Thursday Will Be Entertained By But Is Not Finished Y et; Local Chamber Commerce East Coast Rond Blocked The Chamber o f Commerce lis­ Many Main Extensions and Reports received by the secretary tened to n lengthy talk sit its lunch Repairs Are Contemplated; of the Sanford Chamber of Com •on today at the Seminole Cafe by Booster Pipe in Program niei-ce this morning in regard t • R. W. Ro.evrnr. general manager lort October 1 NUMBER 173 CENTS Fourteen Killed In Explosion ReturningHome ||MPRftY|<flUFNTSIChamber Commerce. Hears Talks on Advertising and WILL BE MADE Proposed tax Amendments '■ General Expects ■ To Stop Warfara 1 _______ j i This is the scout cruiser Trenton figuring in the latest navy explo­ sion oir Cane Henry. An officer and thirteen men killed by the explo­ sion and approximately a seore injured. The blast, occurring during radio room. target practice, was in the tip: forward twin gun mount und | target All Patriots Called To Help Re-Establish Peace Over Nation M the Seminole-Volusin bridge on th* of the Ilalton Advertising Agency Numerous improvement* and ex­ load between Sanford and DoI>and of Atlantic City. N. .1... on proper tension!! are noon to be under way stated that the bridge is still clos anil well directed publicity which on the municipal gn* plnnt and tlls- ed ns the temporary causeway be max lie soeureil through systematic PEKING. Oct. 24.— F e n j ■ trihutitnr system according to plan* ing constructed at the north end insertions in the right publications. now being laid out by (dtv officials of the bridge is not yet completed Yti Sinnn, "Christian ffenerINC,TON. Oct. I24.— The manner in which the adver- j and a report of Joseph K. Craig, nl,” controls m achincrj' o f tl\o The report further stated that ti ing agency works was by Mr. I ji'orsnlting engineei for the eitv of Central governm ent o f China the authorities in charge expect to Rosevear who stated that all preSan font have the work finished by noon t" bennary xv.'I'k and designs made today after a spectacular autv In his report to the Citv Com­ mission Mr. Craig outlines the d e­ day anil ut that time motorists will l>x the agency is absolutely free of prise military m ove early*'"*: so m e fects and shortcoming!- of the local again In- allowed to cross the flood .lunge and eliminates any possible yesterday when his arm y re - ' support plnnt ii nil gives recommendations. iil area, this time over the cuuse I IliitlCC of I’ l lot . turned from tho north takiu& after careful study by himself and I way. The Chamber of Cominers. The thorough a*nl -ystriiwitic in* possession of the adm inistra­ eas plant experts, for the it pair, secretary states, however, that It \r'stigutionH the utfoiio tnuki*n from « improvement ami extension of the is doubtful whether or not the work turn* to time in eflfott.s t*• place ail tive offices o f regim e under ..ii thi* causeway will be finish.*! v« *tisenient.** in tin proper section* Sanford unit. Democratie Nominee Pleased, a banner fur which he xvb» f U p t : Recently the eitv sold bonds a g ­ at that time fur w.nk under exist -1tifI whi l e the l»e*l I exults will i»e Local Democrats Bogin To p oscl to he lighting. With Outlook as He Plans gregating $ir>il,0un for par mid a mg eonditions at that point mu* i.lititmcil wete also >tre**e*l by Mr. Manifest Mure Interest A move carried out under tho Local Post Will Ask Mer­ premium of Sd.H.V) for the purpose be earned on slowly and it may be T o Carry t'amiinign Into I In Campaign Donations; Hy imlienling the "»»»"Kosovear. liiHtance>* " f tlie growth S l a t e leadership o f General Feng in con*finals for chants T o Contrihue Five f ra is in g funds for p u rch a sin g S a t l, r ,||iy „ K before the t r n f Greater New A oik ,.f huMiies.es and eiuiiinuniticH (,i’ h Hi. Ii«-|»ul»lic*»n naAppeal For Funds Made junction with other elements, op­ H I fie eatl be resumed over thi* place. Dollars Each for Uniformly ami itntm iv inir lm* Hyntin i. tlit •mi'll rti op eiatn e and ►ynteniposed the xvnr pivigrani o f Gen­ tin* amount, $ltMI,IMIli wa* paid Imitter ha* set up orgnnAIIOAItI) THE HANTS TRAIN . Local residents win. viexveil tin at I, advert islllg were I lied. Decorating Main Streets I for the system and $1.55(1 has been eral Wu I’ci-Fu. General Fenjf Sanford and Seminole Com.tv litkin <>'•• various indusHe lurtli.i said that the I’ nldiei- Ib-mori at s are beginning to take I'.NROHTK TO NEW YORK, Oct. intends to stop the war. He calls -pent alieadv for mmol iniptoxe progress of the \\"lk oil tile CllUse>fu»si»ns to JlTill I'l A novel and unii)Ue system of mints. The remaining sum. ?5;i, |way Thursday siai,. that cotisidei •Jl John \\ Iinvis, returning to upon his compatriots to join forcos lx Committee " f the i handier o f lliol'e lliteli' «t in raising the emu . from men street deform ing will soon go into iiliili, says Mi Craig, is adeuiaite |aide headxxax i - being made despiti i i.nimeiee ol this iilx ha* plured t X'* ■pi* d It toward defraving t i c kp»n:» 1till** Nexv York toduy from Ins Hnal for the re-establishment of peace* l i'l" ' tillin'’ •Iiff lelllt les and that tin ., ,s |,,r.oo e.u.tiact with bis company l*XIH'IIS.'S I f lit.' national eampaii:i*. tour ..f l b - Middle West, i* pre­ reassuring all elements, especially t»* fil'M '•( 'i nilenvor was elf.-et here aeeordillg to a stute- . lm- it.,- improvements nod exteii ment made yesterday by A. I*. I moi . s neeessatv at thi- nine I'l.'jei t will h< completed sometime i. i advertising dining the ensuing according to R. L. Uejxii, count v pared to open tomorrow the clos­ the foreigners, that there would rstiit) • o f Vietoi v • lub*. w n . Haggard, who was recently elected The largest sums will be expend today. f hi* (.residential In* no further disorders. year and that he t* sure that the cbairmaii „ m,. nine, the f o m m i t t e i ing prog min announced this morning that .• V . . ainpi.igo with an intensive drive coliltnander o f the local post of ed f..r new mains and a new inn. Still Closed. llrnlgi Peking steets are picketed b y .1. -ited effm t* x x ill I...... lit aim'd. rilln rcpnhli' an n a tio na l i mil r i but ions made tim e l b i r - . l i . the American Legion, succeeding ildll foot gas lioldi r. Mj < ring n-. III (Reuter New Yolk and xiiinity. General Feng's soldiers wearing rs vupi'l.'taeiitnl stall*Aeeoiding t • information reeeiv i - *■ N- " ' ,,,k h a x ,.sW. . n . n r , . n . i t. . $ m« i.iiiineiidipg that the holder be id luie today the Osteen and (•< and I* A Merit. Sanf.'i'd. also "poki* at b ug Ilm ehndldute elided Inn trip arm bunds reading, “ We am her* ••gunling co n tr ib u t io n s bided in this amount i- a The plan, which is being spoil-• ' l i e . ted at the site ol the gn* plant ,.i, ill,, vat resoiir. e« and (iossil.il-1 a i e »till elo ed and iiex a hi nig. la t night in » b veland with whut lo preserve pence, protect llvca in „l tin total received as f,,r $ I no from the State P. m s o i ell by the American l egion and mil on the eitv wateiworks .. until the water ha­ ,11, - ..iMtic bin k counti y ..f the San Kxeelltive <'onililit lee mini,' H mil-1 remain • x x as ,le-« i ll.e.l ns I ll line I extended the service o f our country.'’ i i.lx $H(KI.IMMI he post here, provides for the lastal propel tv as has been suggested bx Tbe dictatorship mum tamed by ,r,| H i .-t mil and " f I be (ni.gi.'-s and nd feet. At present |,l oil..inn >nielli legril dlllg the K. K M \ . libs tiled s nuximma f $J.tHH».IKH| Inti.ill <‘ f a brass nipped *i.cket 1,1 some of the « 11\ oft Icials itsi'eietai v treasuti'i. S, In lb General Wu ha* been broken up. i a-, i i'l organization* .11.pi ouelies to tlll'M . v. lopinelit illllt may be ex(*eeted Mann < K. and ' I lie I irman Hoi I n lias st at ed lhe sidewall- oil both sides ot I'll 'l Adxertise lor llids iiit yfiirs liy a presi- I'Ian* ure being ninth* for the re­ . i al feet under w at . o.g I In ii . ' I few y . in made in I. Ige . are Mi I lean i* plca-o'd xvilb tb m to taise for all.I h* | Street at 115 foot intervals for the I It was learned from the eitv .luring a ‘ aiu- establishment of a nexv govern­ \ ult'.ibei of lellM.II- wi le given ile a i'll inti'ri'sl- and urged tli-.l dent nil <andnlul present i'u m - purpose of holding a f».ui by six manager Thursday tl.i.t the iitv . > .nid a i i ; it. lilt. I,x impa-snble. -I ll was sp.<iil.in- ment. incorporating various f a c - 1 pSilgll I'ollteat. lote i .tittnbiiti.*iis be sent in it the xxati i i !'ce*li*s, ii ' lli.- -III. laid ml lilies upon whl.dl i, l .x. u alt. . a., lit • covered loot Hag mounted on a 12-foot ha* already ailv.-itised for bids ..n giviii in answer lions hostile to each other at tho, n mi, . lie la, I .'innba-ir in, " thfoildfflarnti til,,id's growth ifi.oiid.'.l H. will lake --.i.i.time to ii I |il to 15 nial statf. i-aid, it the bolder the estimated «'<• t "I present. “ Rumor mongers" have t.iled. b. wex.r, that 1be gr.iite-t f.n t that imw i- lb. time t>* send to II Ilf* k ll'l . otl.l* -lilfli -l| 11 ll I, l\ t> loada nl ally approximately Rids, it i- -aid pan tbe | It is planned to install the Hag which is $2i...... been ordered cxncutod. III I In daunt inn N \ ilb ' be • le. I II . ll of till- lit v foi flit ill <• d« xelop i five days, SO. kets from the mint house to Will be II". ive.l I.X the «’it x ' <>m mil lialfl. "X ei I belli. AH onmuuieations are out, the t),. Hit 24.-, rd I- tbe bl ini'ii i- in "I industry ii, r, Ii •« than two vviek- away, it | ( I.KN KL \NI». To Rea« h Kasl ( mest mission on the afternoon *’f N "' .1 are shut anil proc’ a m • 'iii.u mile •mull eit . ai"" to tin attention Fourth Stlei't oil I'aik A xi-nue, in. The holder will be >>f - t . . I | I i hi , | f t ut IX e. be .ll'l l.ire.l. ill'll J'.loi \ \ Uuvta. ll InfoM.iat,"ti given out by the I i al. ring to tool i* l 1 1 at 11 mid on l irsl. Street fiom Sanford. ti re posted saying: • fUnm st mil | Thurailay i , ..ut r motionbe made iniiiieilialelx nate on -imotors rum diit< f "i (.residi'ht fhe t il v " ill fiimisb Hie o n , let. 1 1. .111,1,11 " 1 ( til IIM'I l «' 1■ulax i.- I' \in.-nd meiil "F eng Yu Sung doesn't (van; id yxx ,im where I'resiI ol.lel foi till in to aid ill.imilv |on.noil i being sent into Avenue to dak Avenu. l.lgllt .. ii tbe pint f The installation is t«. be perina- f.iiilldatml' foi the lloldei ^ iitf . ff." i that t in 1»> •i I'.nk fei Mi Millei eiiil.ha-iz.'d the im p*' ' it- (min t>. earix tin- i imioiign I|d* nt C'.ooltdg was nomiiiHted d by the, the make war wbixh ix ruining tlvi('''j(r» lli.P |t lid* lit of the reAccotiling to Mr. * iai« n i».rt of |>a.-sing till' inherit!.nee. i y, •-ii tile c u . l to Mell,...ill nt* and all nurts of tbu cminllV. i/izi, and try and raumiig” viV* loss o?,|H'.Ay natioiiiil ■..nim itteoini'n lielit and the Hug and pole, when $ J<1.7If. Will be spent fill the < , riMiit d* still closriv am en dm en t uiwl the ilienmi. Ht. I Til., i.iuiitv i halrman rna.l - pub- l r Ihi l,lit*<i it iinlioiial ci.nventM) the lives. Fetig bus called a con & reaM VJ puUlaan -t.ite chmrio.in pot in use, will be taken euro of t< nsion o f the distribution sv-tein t he loxx. r , wlial be said xvan d I ii lei pie by the eity and American Iwigion 111T . ll •*< •'f Illbl 1l watrl Jill..I damage- inueiidnielit be.m i s . ' o f the e f le e ! h milt of a let 1el whi. ll l.e le- ' . .... •_■ •»i tin* 11ri*.»identlai elec bvtwucn the government nod tiro I ngain i Senator Thomns in (lie foi in of new nin-'i*. and S'T • I. authorities and usisl for celebra­ rli.i.e 1.. It l»\ th«* n-rciil mills and ll w ill Imv. III b llllgin g the Xill IM'Iiv ..I till- in..riling I non -tale I,, ri .. nt.'st the record of the re |other side xvitli a view o f stopping '(£ ditIona! -alii* for boost* ' m am -. I" •sei'Utor Ot tions and oil gula day's. 1t In- -."iiili 1 1 It.I.I -t" I III se Vi I .i I I ,,r , in d o-ln e- and liliinii'e com 1, ail iiiaPei.- -igin-l bx J T *> the wai. He Is bringing Ills U 00 HU . i a lalldliluti' pi" The Hag and stall' will, however, . I, ailing and tepuir of the pn •” t .la ,,;nin - to ttin -late and the g n at i i .xv 11 •id. nuiiohal >oiiuniiie. in m |,t,l,|n an imrlx during its present | ago |back to I'l king for garrison duty iii,i i - an.l -tali work in tin- * -*a ban ninii Month I. a-.' of pn wet ret ill lied t*. the o\\ , el when t iib h n - t H .1 pall they may play III the develop f, „in i to- state. 1III- tll. 1. il 1 - >tat<-*. and a-ks |>eo|de that order be p *loll invest!- evi l it I' d* sired for otllel pill - pert am xx Ini h will b. found in . a b II,. i undulate beg un Ins a n a ly s i s | St... ktoll. Hlieetor of I limn, e f<> ,i,, nt ol Kiel Ida'* n-sourct . thi . .i t i ,,at , . L ’ oO'g 1. -ei veil Foreigners will be p (d • ai x | ,v 1 .1. m u g (.. Ho* control of the | poses than » It> i elebi .it ion*. •..••.rge W Knight of tin* i it v the .tale of 1 loI nla and Ml I „ . . Humliv.l new met. I xx II (,. ii:i It x.. iiv leal lied teeted. ii. nt .f the day log, lal ix.- (a.wer xv llicll lie de |l |s believed bx Alliern all Le- |,e not. lm ed and l»'» old ....... « ' 11 11,1..ill' 5 1I at f ii t- lm.lilt -poke bn.-fly tin- liiiielidinelil* s Jennings. A -si-tanl Im a n .e lb " I'eng ! u Sang. *y counsel for gioll lltelllbel - b* le tba. be H.ig he i.-t nir. d sit a >"*t of JH.JiMi p .ipei. ami m full rDiul.i , lot..I was a-sunusl by tbe I'epub* Ial and lit* t I* il Ibos, p, i' m nl t" t bi­ I, . tot III XX(in ll ll xva •aid “ (let. J.T’ Che I in*» I at I N at I .uni 1 "in III of de. ..luting will prove |,, „ii |.i, 1 1 v m I I * M I Toilette that cy-t. I- „|-o shown The iemaiiidei >'l ..uti, a> 1 •11 |*It 1t f, I'l II Ilf let - ib-tllblll ll alomill ll'e lli. city is quiet and peaceful. lest*. I III.- U> . d "I i . Iiuirinen of IIS .­ it t.sfactoi y bin- a' it bus in I),, m u will b. n-e.l bo the t'Ui •t, i," I.I le I- »«th hiiUI h nl • suggestion by unit.. I- I" \(, I *;ix i- . however, xvn* not I aides1 poll lb I . I <l in i .base of l.ddlt a.mil pi ..pel I v and no.it. v .Icisey, Illinois Tampa, Miami and nl Id x v aid II ic j., ii.i.ll.-l I" | * r . ' . I fin In lore a Ml K " le III. I'l - 1-1 H i. it,.|,a - iil'lf and iii*»ti lic t o il. Seize ( ilv 1,'jic.i, "Vi, t>.iv I* alt i»-l vxil tin, om (,. (.I.i ni Ibe intill.ii.'.- ileli.ull.led i questioning lai ge >it le> of t b. slat* il oi gin.I -..t n.n a ski"I lot -II *1 iini'iinil a- a* i- need. .1 of Hu |i it In i i eit mill thru H I II NTS1N'. O.I. 24 I 'o r i b n t gia-n bill We e u-1 hav< t und foi I iv,. minul. ' aft* i ii"t" •' •' g |v .I III! i e been \\ ,1 on I■> call a on'i'l mg It t- shown l>V Mr. < ring that , ill . l-x It ttn p.-aI , i- and puhlli H v lo i.-litlliui t , kii'-w vvlull Ills attitude wn- in ..( llii- Chinese national army UO.lar cn tor decoral mg. O xxapointed , 1,0 ng I.i -t lone, the I* ahi.gi "I I . gi-tul Ive • oinlliitt! > to itiiiii« from big i. yai.l 1 . the lx il K In x K lull \ all- |,||l. ll ,. .'Iioiimii.I ..( Feng Yu H sx j, Lxo t he light III lb" d " d I foi •*•»••*■ o,l Cnti'iinyer ,,ut, the two pi III. i|-al -II.'. t- of K,,- bi t w. i ii tin- geneiators and tin II ghwny t« i he e\«. t meaning of the I ■;,||M..I believe.’ Ml IhlVIs ( In itlian general, revolted at l'g-* •*\\, most all pH*h i ■ > "I h»Ip the loxxn ion > e m ol.> i mly and 1 1 1 ' , mi n i wa2!» n* r i i-nt «d to. > w a i osignificant ami ndln.'lit und maki* a -l I hi . ugh 11at arouse I he FI..... I . I'. ui,.» i lo • l« .„. ,V. I. .1. "that t i m e l- a man king Friday morning, s. .z.*A the sSI VI'l) let ked in l lie national total n .on.fa ton'd H I*' un.l.'l i >ii- -mg from the at IIn to x 1 meet mg id •be 1 lie inipol lam e of lb* -itioili-.o u , , vx'.nmii III the ‘ n il..I S'n t.s , it x * gules, .ut nil t d e g r r .;.» and I.I u'.|-e w M.-llo t ,-ff,-. t i e in, i bod of , till' 111.. •t,,.ul lli.n tIn pieseiit leakiig. .i contributors ,,ur .-tale l- r-d be.iimr it - 'b a le ,,,1 , 1 , ti ,| ,n t lie <>ut< 1.III.- >d thi* i .'I.q.In,ne lii,CM it ml hto|ipcd all I It, a. I, . I,< t i flit. ul ut III., I--lollCI I ,, i t i * 1 ,,( the f Ilian, lal bind, u ■I the <am Ii . ot Klbeit II lending . «.l.*r t" a * 11> ,| i > and I 7 null In , (,., , ,"ii win. does m.t know my 1tram service, according to rullftlx-ki' It is hoped that tin Ik g* i an ,,, -oiin >d Ibi- main- H I .i'.l k I i it. .1 States Steel I nk. -tal. ,1 I It.*I nl the in xl meet Im ugii" information reaching liere. , <ci| Ipi*w|| mu. installed h> ArtlU-tne |'«>. and IS Mini, ( m e he*-n rvpllired and I ' l . l ist of < onlribiitom .1 T Morgan, the uti A inern an la gn.n I lie pin-|u-ct- ’I bur-dux vx* I . mg lu will make n report in icgai.l (•eiicral Feng und his army Wsm . oiniinUx'e the city matiugei state- that dut i I-.., tl.. information " f the queso X X III) of Following i- a Ii** "1 *b. to ciilcrtNiniiig the goveinots .nui the heads of lieudeil h.v Mr. Haggard will hegm that tin- Inin!* would In ..pen t. t i , i, cexrr, Mr. Ilavis de|.Mrt- su|ip«sed to huve been ot jo h 'il i mg the next f. xv month* effect liaxo |.ri*x louslx ...litllblil ,1 t>. the the vnt i« ii * state- who will be In • onipniiies, all of soliciting fur then sal* at an early li n f f i c t lito u gh tin - county by Sat made to stop the leakiig.• (Cheng Toilful uhout 100 mlifts • , n.luued on (mgu •'*) ^xvill be fund in Ni.vend.d so that a meeting i t.d are well known unlay m g h l H igh water at the -it. northeast o f Peking, where they date. . ] almost dit 11elv . Forest laik I ..pi II The Hug. stuff ami pole sell tor were HU|ip..sed to stop nn cxp^.’ tid Mr Craig points ollt tbnl the o f tile wash ou t 17 m iles south of (the Tourist and Convention Fie.l T leakage i« not the only dtffu ulty I'. 11 I'ierce is receding and . ,unity mitte.* limy be I'lilleil to lnii|i out n tin , "inniittee finiehetl $5 each, cucli, and ami it is Impcii hoped that itiai many m« a.lvance from Mukden o f tho Mon* It .1 1 1 .,11 v I.ili"i - it teceived from meichaiits and citizens will join in being experienced m the opel ut lop until.>I It le* expect to be abb' t>> piogrnm of n in itnx*l lien t f"l tlnsi’ *•• urian armies o f Chang Tso-Lin, R II Ibrg lln'ie xtsilorof the plant Hut 1° ' ' xl -ting cup etuit repair xvoik I'inlay . lo i lu nl. executive man- and support the movement who is making war on the control, R I Hean guman ditioiis the uuality of the was no further rainfall her. Thui * | Tlle quest loll of a ri vised mileage fin '.T .in in i Rankers Asgovernment at Peking. AppartTJt’ y J. S Sharon half of of the A l hint ie Coast Line from ulucturrsl is onlv uhout day, M. K Rutheifi.nl 1 nt In i detiiul of the Ub-iieial Feng never progresrod b#wbat it should be. I he poor ipial to Sunford xvall xxns repol te.l to the I',.rt Jacksi.nx die A. I*. Coliliellv [yolld the great wall. i',t* 111.. * lint, was suggested ,ty ..f gas. it is stated, is the i an*. I'l.-ic.- i hi.mbei >,f C om in eic fi"in bl ought iqi but the matter waLa l ie F. Jones .nt tin.ting of tliul ussoWhether General Feng ia acting The f m nils of Calvin M. W ill of i i.n —lileinhle i olidensatioli "I \\’e-t I*nIlit Ilea, b Thursday thut ill..|.pe.l as H xva- saiil thut 1lie I" Reuben Mason 11•..* Hi. member banks mills, age 54. will regret to learn iinle|M-iuicut in the present re vo lt OP 1 1 1 lain substance* in the tniiiii*. Iliidg'M.n Rail tbe washout. H miles ninth >,f •tial ( III 11 n.b- bo.lv will be mix Ise.l a • aiii'.iints equivalent to of Ills deuth ut the Fernald-Laugh- xvitli the collusion of the Mukdftt kl i •pectallv m rainy weatliei. und .1 I.. Mulili. wi,|y. sin.ul,I be repaired to pe'nilt soon as a new survey m started bv ,. tit age- of their rupit„n Hospital this morning at 7:40 government ho* not yet been learnpievents the liollliul flow of gas I (he railroad The railroad bus nut Marioll tieer txl. ! utul to fight Senator Lu Tins, however, it i» stalril. will resumption of iiu ffic by \Ncine uVltH'lfli.an Treadwell secured lilixnlie to make tin miivc V Rumors that Generul Feng w a s Recommendation* submitted b> be i duelled as soon as pnsMlile day |it. Wf-tiin sillies. Mi Williams has for several thus l a i , ll Is understood H I* \Nalter Cutiliellv Tbe biglixxuy through SI I ne I,.ti. in (ailing health not In syui|iutliy with the Chihli representatives of the Oveido and „i„| bettei g “ * w,l* be maiiula,tui $ 15 00 .-.I fur tin Sanford eoiisumer* i ine , i.urity t., tin- |».lllt of tile w.»*b"U 'desired I" make a check " f the At „i„| |,„- ju-t ieeeiitly returneil from (central government) party havo TOTAL Gabrlcllu ilistnct Tuesday mglU of. tin- lumUini'iital requisites "I i- in i x« I'lleiil ei.milt ion am! - nil Tuntic Const Line survey. .l..bn- I I. , |.k 1 II - 11os pilal in Haiti been current. however, ever since the Good Roads Committee of ‘ he sit. lessfullx handling a U*** plant, l>,.iin,l motorists ii.ntinue i •* ."it ! A eoiiimuiilrntmil fiom Mi l*a New lli.natnmH IIIOI 1* wliel* he went for medical die outbreak of hostilities with vis Foster, president of tin* Ni * Chamber of Cmninerec hi i egard to ay* Mr Craig, is that "reliable into Fori ITeree, alibi.ugh Manchuria. Tin- lm mi's if lhi.se have sell! Ill Hill. proceed on south by ruil, eithei leuv |Smyrna <.handier . ■ . of Commeii . . I ■t. e. i wai I... out i illllt lolls since Thtiisiluv are additional county roads and road service furnishing clean gas of Williams was born ut (Igb* Mr over 600 R. T. U. heat value ut mg tlieir cars here or rlui'Ping reud m which it was stated that tin iTaiinuii, secretary o f the .100 Looters Shot. t lii.rp. '. Gu , >>n May I. 1870. He Jilin on •t ' "iiimercc, contributes improvement for their section Jo salisluitory luessure" be tendered them by freight to West I'alm New Smyrna body is anxious CANTO N. China, Oct. 24.— 'IIirt*o Stiii.' Democratic ’ " m (us In.) hoiul in Georgia nml be included in the pmi'i'sed fil.000,Wnh lb*' proposed improvements Reach. ►.pent 10.00 (Continued on l ’age Six I r> -. an equal of any l>et Judge J Dli klllHoli hundred looters shot, citixena fU w hen a young mull Inxumo un em- ing from a city uf turmoil In k NVullingfurd talc ever 000 bond Issue, XVel e u.lopteU unit City Manugei Williams stateil that Countv Democratic 1 <>m. fidtl ,,f tbr Crnlrnl of Georgia within a few months he expects to f.,uu ( pli.yee the mutter settled » " lul U3 lhul Sc belle Malms order, uil banks and business hot! be uble to furnish gus up to the f.nu I Ruilwu> in die transportation d e­ es rlosed und troops still in Control section is corner luxl. George A i *«•* ‘ 'ties am. nit,, my office, n dirtyr u n 5.00 I (lurlinent. lit- later became u On Monday night representatives standard and with better Piessiir. C. J. Marshull ewhi-kered one, who gave than ut present. Mains that ure 5.00 i ductor for that rullroad und for a o f the busiest center o f the c it y - ^ of the Gcncvu and Cliuiuola district K. F. lame 'I'l -.iiiiu e of u needed buth. ov%*rburii«,ni*ti will bt* »uppl»-Uiciit**‘ » f.till number years worked out of Aiuer- this was the scene Canton pi JA. Yaugluin vented Friday in the wako of dl»a i l l of blue print* under met with the same committee ul and u competent, reliable man, ex 2.00 icus, Gu. A I'. Ilaggard turbance* which began when mem­ •n,<! asked for a confided* the oil ices of the Chamber of t o m perienced in the manufacture of 2 .0 0 Dakota und Ncbrasku und de­ ll. W. Deane In |POP, bceuuse of ill health, Mr. bers of the merchants' vdlunlcti; G R A N D RAPIDS, M n h . O c t . I mercc und the mutter of providing gas. secured to produce u gus CH­ 2 oo iv nw W. II Wight Williams und bl» wife moved to this corps, the Fascistl o f China, 24.— Senator Robert M. La Foi-J clared that these stutes are “ uil 2.00 xphutn'd to me thut be was additional rouds and improvineiits tirely superiod to that known4n this Ia-wis O'Bryan city where they have resided until tied in the streets here with tha I __ I d le in an address here last night but bankrupt." ,11 their section was discussed. city* during the pant soverul years. I 00 lli vo ut o i . He bad per* Miss Julia Zachary "Then- hasn't been so much gen ibe deuth of Mrs. Williams several replied lo critics who he said ure I oo The meeting wus adjourned pend cnlli"l red army o f Chinese labor­ i. set ..f machinery which (*. F. Teague crul bankruptcy in 60 ycurs. *..n yearn uuu and thi* death of Mr. contending thut he is “ destructive” l.oo mg a meeting with the local road er*. He plan of uny inventive I*. M. K c v l y .. ditions arc uppulling. • • * A Williams today. und without u constructive pro­ - 7 vj '*"id.| rc*|Uire u s|irmg — committee of a delegation repre­ generation will be required to re­ $151.00 gram. For a number of years Mr. Will­ TOTAL so m the case of this pal- senting the Titusville section o pair tbe devastating calumiti* * Invading Michigan for one speech iams run u tuxi service, probably Previously acknowledged 15.00 t assured me that once it Volusiu county. It >“J FETBOPAVLOVSK Kamchatka before swinging into New York and that huvv come to those people the first exclusive service o f this •iil on i he market, it would the body lo uscertuin w »« 1 Siberia. Oct. 24.— After u tempes­ other eastern states the indepen­ under the policiea for which the sort m Hanford, in this city but was Grand T o u l ■ r road will be built on the rewards to its owners, republican and democratic parties tuous voyage, the Soviet Russian later forced to retire because o f ill side of tho river to connect transport Bed October arrive, from dent presidential candidute declar­ have been responsible during the At a meeting of tbe Pub fact was that he wus with* / / ed “ tho issue in this election is be­ health. Appointm ent Committee of tba local Chaml penny and asked ine for y . ,.c proposed road on the hem Wrangcl Island with Charles Wells tween constructive men und de­ last quarter of u century und es­ During lust winter, it was learn­ Commerce Thursday night pi I hacking. .. of Uniontown. Pn.. a aurvivor of structive men.'' pecially during the lust six years." uu............... le side. ed, Ills condition became worse and were partially outlined for * Seminole B wus was sum, said, xwill lh expedition which Vi hjulmar __county. _ onlv it ke*l him how much money iti The entire country has suffered “ It is between those who would in the past summer "ne spent sever­ vertiaing program for to a dead b*ke to get started on the *.... ' "end. ' ' H Stefansson took to the island a noi build any rumj■ T|luiviu . year ago and with 12 Eskimo mein* bring into prosperity through equul as under u blight, asserted the PARIS. Oct. 24.— Tho uppoiaf- al weeks ut tbe Johns Ilopkln^ H os­ through the trade body, dur . be Tl ........ cturc of the machinery und It u understood that me Wisconsin senator, adding that "uil , started lain of the cxuedltion who ure opportunity," ho said, "and those this happened under u republican ment o f KmlJo Daeschiuir to sGc- pital in hopes that he could secure ensuing year. kl) replied, 'Only $1601' people have a movement started who would destroy it, as they have cecd Jules Jussorand us tho r rench needed medical care. C. W. Uosevear of the on) American citizen . . ______ ” I hud sufficiently recover* wherdby a road will be hu H from administration whoso chief vclaim s i . w c i-iov. '— on 1 umbossador to Upited S U tcs wus during the past four ye»r* ^ uumiiusnoi.un Advertising Agency wait p* the l>‘ hi!, announcement, I told that city to the bridge acros. the Although Mr. Williams' health your support U that it is a party | 1 b y d h o cabinet, ac* monopoly privilege, which has all and advised the commltiea **»l not very much money* St Johns River. If this is possi­ wus poor, ha has been seen about the bast and more successful but destroyed tho industrial (®nd o f prosperity, of the full dinner cording to Unvas agency. Sanford for tha past several days oda of advertising and c reultzed on the project if ble, it was staled that thw county pail." agricultural Ufa o f tho nation. and stated only Wednesday morn­ publicity, and pointed out * lake more than $150 lo will build a hard surface road t "The republican party,'• he con­ END O F P R IN C E'S V ISIT Declaring "it is a common say­ ing that he was going to tho local majr be had>L Then came the further the bridge also. tinued, "claiina that it alone i* . scbantonT O * 1 ,. 2 i '~i ing o f tho monopoly controlled king reply that the above N E W Y O R K , Oct. 24.— Today hospital for treatment. Ila n s have not yet b eta ' press that while we, tho progreag- safe und sana; that it ulone hus u It U hoped that final Plun": ®d investment would bring the bond issue will be materiaHtcd Mr. Williams la aurrired by a ed. stated the s e c t a r y $>!■ ivoa, may be honaat and sincere, constructive policy;, that It alone mark* the end o f the visit o f the Prince of Wales to the United daughter. Mrs. R*i ntond W. Butlsr cal chamber tlJs morning, b u t • •illion" dollars a year for ,nd Underwood diatricta g o on we are deatructive and have no can be tiuatcd with your votoa. Whereupon I recom* “ trike in defiance o f union leadera Vlf this fou r years of bank­ United States. He sails at one of Miami and a aoa, Volfa A< W ill­ bp during the n^xt two or Mr. La Folletta toW o f him to Henry Ford, ruptcy la coqatructive, anything o'clock, tomorrow morning on iams of thM city. ______ . , m n i -'t>*f j r J ‘ tjY. ‘ boasd the Olympic far England. r ven t yet been able to figure varus tiiau chaos,"' sn ti vOiq.. grievances adjustment,. • • ~ much money is a (tjk>iun / (ikW/t'* * ■T ,.VJ ' lume during the fir«t Novomber. oUar..u ^ ^ jH d ia m K i) J lv r the seventh day of t)1(. senate camn(|investigators are ■in,; direct cviI rumors and [f the assembling fslush fund" for use |ul states in behalf of llilivan national tifk- The Prince o f Wales, nftcr a visit o f several weeks to the Uni­ ted States nnil Canada, departs to­ day from New York for Great Ilritnin. MORE DONATIONS1DAVIS BACK FROM SWELL SEMINOLE MIDDLE WEST TO “ VICTORY” FUND CLOSE CAMPIAGN LEGIONNAIRES TO WORK UPON PLAN FOR DECORATION ii Calvin M. Williams Dies At H o s p it a l Early This Morning Recommendatio ns Of Oveido District For Roads Adopted isinjr Anecdotes Local Industry Issue Is Between Destructive And Constructive Men Says La F o i le tte Soviet Transport In After Stormy Voyage Year's Advertising Is Partly Finish' French Approved By Cabinet 11,000 Coal Miners On Defiance Strike t S V -S a ffir �resentatives o f Shipping e Invited To Waterways Meeting M k "* • » •>V *;? —- * At the Princess Dance—that Is an effective way 1 to rctnin the affections. of ode's them it ones to the national head­ quarters. Following are the names of the Chairmen of the County Victory GUEST AT JUNIOR BODY LUNCHEON i .„ _______ , w ife! (Continued from Pagal) ' <Continued fron. Pagi Feitner, Osceola; Gaston Jacobs, This advice is pointed nut in Continued from page one ChuluOta; J. H. Huddleston, Gene­ would prove much more efficient inin de Millc’s production, "T he No Personal Solicitations.* va; James Lee, Oviedo; J. A. Fast Set," which is hilled again to- in keeping after the committees There are no personal solicltn- Osteen, Altamonte Springs; J. G. and insuring the maturement o f dny at the Princess. u T b e made for the Demo-; Longwood; W. V. Dunn, •‘ Im proving the mind is not one plnns, and thnt he was convinced era tic fund in this city, said Mr. i Lake Mary. o f the indoor sports o f the tea that the change was made fo r the Contributions Received. dance," says n subtitle in the new improvement o f the organization's Dr;iu. Tlley must be made volun­ tarily. All checks should be made A list o f con tribu tors and the Paramount production. But anoth­ activities. paynble to the Democratic National amounts donated thus far, follows: er rays, "Bachelors step where h u s­ An invitation from the Tamna Forrest L n k o .................. .SI 0.00 bands will not tread," adding "P . Junior Board o f Trade to a t t e n d s Committee. Contributions made in Fred T. Williams .......... ' 6.00 S.— And always the latest steps." dance in Tampa on November 1st vnrinUK prrcinctj to the several R. J. Holly ____________ j 6.00 The play and screen version arc nml n ll>tlcr from tht. ficnjor iocal bounty chairmen will be forwnrded R. II. B e r g ............... ......... 6.0Q considered the most unusual, and I Chamber o f Commerce oongmtr.- ^p Mr. Dean who jn'turn will send a T at, the snme time, most humorous I Intin- the junior Chamber upon expositions of the irresponsible set. biinging the Milwaukee ball club « j s h i p p i n g companies, individthough favorable conditions pre­ William dc Millc ns director and bpre were rend by the secretary. r i u i i i s E i c r B a a i i B i s c a B u i i a i i s n i n a i i a i m i i B i i i n a r d concerns o f fruits and vegr* Mrs. Bernnger having captured the and seveinl-committce imports Were iles pledge themselves to ship vail. Bus (Jets Stuck, full spirited flavor o f the originnl. received. ng the com ing r.eason npproxiBetty Compson plqyq' I the part o f | W I I 8 further l l l l i m i Ilearned I ' M I I l l ' l l this t i l l . - * morn I l l * ' * •• , • S'-El.T itl wn* e)y 3,000,000 boxes o f citrus fruit'. c:.\1 n corresponding nmount infc that nt 5 o'clock W ednesday' nn nuthor’s wife. Kho Is interested b f Vegetables and other pcrishnbles. 1afternoon one o f the large Cornl in normal entertainments, while her We carry in stock the leading varieties o f G AR‘ .JTn attain this object, stnted Mr. Gables buses was stuck midway in husband, played by Elliott Dexter, DKN PE A S, including K ILG O RE'S W IN N E R . C H A ­ B faxton, n number o f representa­ the flooded area north o f the Sun- js surrounded by high brow writ-IR 'S. TH OS. L A X T O N , L IT T L E M A R V E L , and the fmd-DeLand bridge and was not crs> \ dashing society lender, a tive shipping interests have been ______ i pn T A L L and D W A R F TE LE PH O N E . this j fascinating role for Adolph M c n jo ii,. invited to send representatives to j hauled out until 1 o ’clock morning, and then only with the |,n opportunity f o r a flirtation. T o n Y e a r H ad C a s e C o m p l e t e ! 5 this meeting. I |y Mealed ill II Short T i m e 'S In Compiling the waterways data aid o f three trucks, one of which j,llt t h u s b a n d breaks uil the al , was a large army truck. _ \ Jinnee by bringing a social outj ' W r i t e s to be submitted to the government | No damage was done, however, cn„ t Florida „ ,|jMn,.r party. Znzu Pitts in the attempt to secure the p ro ­ it is stated, and soon after the misWoman. W E L A K A B U ILD IN G -----------------------------PHONE 24N th(. nrl of th(1 hlllllnn pnwn. posed deepening o f the St. Johns 1 hnp nil o f the passengers were . *____________________ —------River from Palntkn to Sanford and transferred to other vehicles and r l m | l u l- a t i i p i i n v n m i T i ," ‘‘ M "f lo r w t h . the canal from Snnford to the I n - 1 transported to safety. . ! Rainfall above normal in north Tr.it » • i ii t I • • • • fill i| I Of |||. ||| «|f dian River, he stated, it is neces­ The Florida Automobile A ssm-ia- ani, excessive' oxrrssiv,, in „ OHlh portion. •»;■ flrrliirfw mir finally " X T sity to have data and statistic* , lion was today asked not to rou te, and * »»'••! I d i t**ll» l»\ a ntni|ilr hoilu* ■ Tr|lrk hn„ bluUy ,|,imil|fcal in ■ t n it rti* tif 'worth ii *. m>li;ht In ■ which will renlly have some infill- n„ y tratTIc over this read, state southern counties by h'»n v v ruins M*»l'l ' ii Itux ln*r i'« n i* M "A flrr , ehce upon government officials. ri)iUl number three, until it rc- ami wind. liiivlnir t»\nrrhpji for l» \rnni my ' f ! t will be remembered that Mr. j d i v e s notice that the ruiisewny I M o i l t Ii l» l|«iU l i i ' i t l * ll If* *r i* 1miiimI Miit diffiTi nil) Miix t lilt' H Braxton was recently secured by has been completed and the bridge Watch for Mel jiulin's Dollar t 11• *» « u I S I I . I ! l i e f l l ||l| Ili.i'l \»« I<I*mI I g the Central Florida Wutcrvruy* and load again opened to t t avid. Window -wonderful values. Sat I *• til* ItisM i.f • I \ f III*- bill I«I Iep| Ii I || Traffic League and the cities o f ------------- --------------l »M I i|u I •»\•r#**| Mnni ( |»>iiriilon I n unlay only.— Adv. 11 ■ ii no nt TP i , i •1ji \•* aft r Hfjirl ■ Orlando, Snnford, DeLnnd and Pa- 1 ‘P rk] l u 1 n o n f r « lt<L |la IHr IIII* I* ft III v ■ Igtka to compile these statistics. j 1 U l l o a 11 l l IU I o c I 'I Ml Ml lol l ll I., n n t f ut Vil • ii N * N•• Ml> It * t )i ,||« * |* ^Jlhe problem o f a method to be ~~ ‘ " * 1 Ml i l»l •:/l III,® located in i across the street from Rose* Court, fining east, " •f •D«l I* B adoptei for transporting the proadopted •fl bleu I home sit°, paved street i, lights, water, gas everything . |. *1 * ■ duels shinment dbcla to the point o f shipment II •i< •*\|i< n* lit • * I., make an attractive location lor that home you are going to •‘ • •' nil'll In 11i.11•11• I- *.f o'fer the wuter will wi also be discuss- , •t Ii* i n T A L I AllAF,.SKL. Oct. 2 3 .— build. • 1 f X "II It.t v * l*\ * • t r1 1 M l ed at Die meeting. The session will (Continued from Page 1) Armistice Day. Novernbc-r It was ■ • i1•11•il U Itll |t< '» i Ii* a ■ M be- held at the offices of the Or1 :il« IM i|ii no. r I. M*| t m designated iif "Liberty D a y" in ■ • i • I r#-.il nt. ill I • Unrio Chamber o f Commerce. lij loll B Precinct No. 10, Lake Mary; A. 1 prorlarnai.ion by Gov. liardeo cull • *• <1 vIf In.Ill i• t i ll llo 0 Companies and individuals invit­ K Sjoblom, clerk, and I>. IL F.l• Ml' Ill M-..m| I. ' ra\ D ed to a send representatives to the lis, J. W. Fortier, and .1. D. Lvuns, 1 ing upon I he people cd Florida to • . , I\ Mill' I ll. \t ■t l.ei't m tins Icnuliful division on term , that you can not r. fuse. V •.» - St ItII Ml lx.I ' ctlng are: Florida Citrus Ex- inspectors. " la y ir-ido chrii business rnres” and • •*11V. Mo 0 t ■ f • I" • I I ll* I I b ’ 1 • 'll' 'I 1 I »•11*ll* trtgc, American l ’ ruit Growers, l id III peipb Precinct No. II, Altanmnle; W. "join v. 11 11 lb if I U«l tlt.ll.l | « Ii !•••«*! Mia kndard Fruit Growers, f'hase and B. Ballard, clerk, and A. W. Mul­ slate- nt tin- nation in roinmem r••• *•• \. i: it f* u i • ■ • ?>, ii II . i** . i in* nt ; *i.. • R. S. IIOI.LY, Snlesnmn Company, S. J. Sllgh and Com- len. K. W. Mitchell, and .1 W. I)s- orating lb " t.ig'iin»\of the Arm a ti*.i m ii.i)h piahy,' Gentile Brothere, C. C. Fos , teen, inspec tor *. I'BON F. !>'. ttl lt i: r.ni-2 FIRST N A TIO N A L BANK III.DG. ■ i- tice which c oncLine i| the wot Id * Ill L. i* •i f ••i ;*ml u gate, Walker Brothers, A. J. Nyc •••! a l mim * ^ Precinct No. Lr>, (Isceolu; Joiin w ar". njW Com puny, Sanford-Oeido Truck Riley, eleik, and A. L. Medculf, S. Growers, Florida Vegetable Cor- 1C. Ritchie, and K. Nuiimiersill, miration, Volusia Growers, A. C. inspectors. Haynes, Winnemessett Park < >>m pany and Alexander and Bond, V KKTING ’ heveral o f the companies or cor \ me. tint: of the Public llv 1 "111 porations represented hi two »r VES. G(H)I) FE ED AND PLENTY OF IT t c< .,f tlie I• .>1 <'lintnlo I of more cities in this section of the mi! I . oil no lie fol the pill pose of dis afhte have been asked to send rep A I.G RA IN . Tf.t* lies I fur llm -ct, ;tml Mules. in- me and ou'.lining an ndvritis rcsentulive: from each citv. D A IR Y M A N 'S DELIGHT. I’ , i diues Mute Milk. mg pi ogtatu foi c lie etc unit] >ear •S e ______________ __ ‘ F R A T T ’S L A N ING MASH. 1 m (he Mosl Eggs. has heeli railed f >,t tonight at H o ’clock, a v o id in g to a notice re , l o u r Mon. y Bark'-if 1 «u \rc- Not Knlislied reived today from I lie trade body ! ('. \\ Hnscv eat of tile Dlllto'l CHICAGO, Oct. 2 1 Wheat, D e . 146 I 10; May, ifttl to 1M)\. f46 to 14fi: Ndveiti ing Agency, it is staled, j Corn, Dec., I t H l t o 1 0 0 % . ( t a t s . will meet with the eniiimittee and | Myrtle Avenue and Fourth S t r e . t . .INik Doc., 61 6k to 62. ns-ist it in outlining its plans foi I \ iif hf»rlv<’ «l ' I m l v i f line \ it f it I **f i h •• I •uni f 9 I \ ksmlll |I.. 3063 the year J In a communication received by 0 the Chamber of Commerce Wcdnea' J * M. Braxton, formfcr engin»!1n the offices of the United district engineer at Jnck^ , He, stated that he has called a meeting to be held in Orlando on (Continued from Page 1) next Tuesday, Oct. 28, in the intcr- ther stnted, that the water will reof the proposed waterway im- cedo any faster or quicker this monts being sought in this sec year than formerly. At moat, the pf the^statc. level will probably not bo low­ a object o f the meeting, it ered more than three or four learned, is to have all o f the inches during the first month, even i)" Bridge To DeLand Remains Closed on Account Causeway R. L. Dean ...... J. S. Sharon M. K. Rutherford .......... A. P. Connelly E. • Reuben Mason Hodgson Ball .......... J. L. Matthews Marion Geer ......—......... B.00 6.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 f e r T ^ d%*n CARD Op IbeTMHh*!,? pathy, and M H recent bereavement my beloved wife, »W1 Sunday. -U M a k e Y o u r R ei w ith this G A R D E N PEAS I: 8 New Method Heals Pyorrhea g LhS lv£ K I L G O R E SEED C O M P A N Y S xov. Hardee a n f o r d J- of repairs, use Sheetrock, the; proof wallboard. Repairs made with Sheetrock done well and done for good. Sheetrock is pure gypsum, castj sheets. Being made from rock, itc not burn. You can put it on over the old walls and ceilingsnail it to the joists or sti Takes any decoration you wall paper, paint, panels, or Tata The Sheetrock Decorator. Made only by the United States! sum Company. Ask your lumber or building mate dealer for a sample and prices. ’s Exclusive Residential Division Issues TF your walls and ceilings are ini s For County Named Nov. ll Proclamation By Seminole Body B K ?' ONLY 17 LOTS B V , F. L A N K Feed! Feed! Feed! ' ■ MARKET , SANFORD FEED &SUPPLY COMPANY U N IT E D S T A T E S G Y P S U M COMPA 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, IHindi a.* u s r»t iwr. SHEETROCI TH E F i r e p r o o f WALLBOi Carter Lumber Conn SANFORD, FLORIDA (S Z S Z IB in ifilllll K. Ef F .l 8 R E D T A G S A L E is a proven success. Why? People know when\ they see real values, and we have them to show. W e quote below just\ a tew items to give you an idea what9s doing at LADIES SILK OR WOOL DRESSES $9.95 ro $22.50 a:- : m: Men’s Dress Shoes. Black or Brown. $35.00 Wardrobe Trunks $3.19 $27.50 Boys All-Wool Blue Serge Pants Big Line o f Ladies Brush Wool Sweaters $2.48 $5.00 10 $10.00 9-1 BROWN PEPPERAL SHEETING Her Yard 49c i■ s 36-inch ALL-WOOL SERGE Per Yard 98c W B it i 81x90 Seamless Sheets Boys Winter Weight > Ribbed Union Ladies Coats Full Size Bear Comforts $9.95 10$25.00 $3.48 $7.45 Men’s Three-Piece Wool Suits 45c 19c 45c Men’s Khaki Pants Men's Good Leather Gloves 98c $1.39 89c $3.19 GLENFAST SUITING, ALL COLORS Per Yard 59c Children’s 3-4 Length Socks 36-inch CREPE DE CHINE Per Yard Ladies Black or !| Brown Oxfords or One-Strap Puntps $16.00 TO $25.00 SCOUT PERCALS, 36 INCHES WIDE Per Yard 89c $1.48 BOYS WOOL SUITS—TWO PAIR PANTS Try us for the, .1 k :i s c h o o l ^ lilie s DEVONSHIRE CLOTH, 32 INCHES WIDE ' Fast Colors. Per Yard. .' 35c a -.-,. , ' .................... - �' I' Li‘> - >f ■wV- y-fnx .1 r »• '•'* A J «# v -M -d * ' ■> I j i t ' : > — -— > l*nbl1nfc __M m r r iYlrniMii r » f » » t A t the last session o f the state legislature provision was . ^ . .“aitn a * a r ■* X i i U n l . Florid* | l / wi‘ _SntorM km Hccoml Clnas Matter, made fo r taking the rogulnr decennial census fo r Florida. I ober IT. J*t». at tha I’ ostotries Ban font. Florida, under Act of T h e w ork will start in January and be com pleted ns early us r ■ : M reh *. l*9T. possible in the new yenr .....Kdltor iix a n d u di: a x . This means that unless there is local co-operation in the ,M>|tiarr linw Aitn iiKitn. v<- - rknaa 1411 a r n s r i t ii T i o N ratkii na Tear_17.00 Hlx Muntha 13.60 ellvored In City by Carrier, per Weakly edition *2.00 ' Week l ie . iP cr Tear. - ■ ■ >____________ f; .T H E " J , / 3The, Sanford Herald ; Sanford Must See That The Count is Correct A r r aa * ' .. task o f gathering the data for the census, Florida will again have an inaccurate census report to use in its advertising and its boosting. Already there are some Florida towns nsking questions about how the census-takers ore to he chosen and nre insist­ ing that com petent people he appointed w ho will work intel­ ligently ns well ns rapidly. Ts Sanford one o f those tow n s? W ill Sem inole county secure an accurate census in 1925? The m atter is o f enough im portance to call for the im m e­ diate attention o f the city com m issioners. Since the last state census was taken in 1915 the population o f the territory now included in Seminole county has been grow ing. The city o f Sanford has been grow ing. That new census shduld . . . , ... . . . . . ... As Brisbane Sees It Rome Politick. Voting for Mellon. Silk Stocking* for Voters. Champion Pig Utter. BY ARTHUR ORISBANB I C®P> right 1024) JOHN \V. DAVIS believes that eight states will go to Im Follettc, and that he will get the South, o f course, including the usual plurali­ ty in Tennessee. HPeCIAt. NOTICKi All obituary notice*. rarda of thank a, reanlutlona All politicians, if they tell what and notlcaaof entertainments whom they really think, sny that Davis's chances nre tnadn will be chm-gnd f o r at regular advertising rnta*. remaining hope is to have the ----------------- ------ --- ---------— election thrown into the House, i _ E »tn i:n r u n A i i o r i t T K i i r n R M l wortoec if we * The Associated I’ reaa I* exclus­ It ntny go there. La Follettc’* ively entitled to the uae for repuhHCatlon of nil newn dlapiitebee power and following are g e n e r a l ly ! , credited to It or not otherwise cred­ s h o w f i g u r e s t h a t will m a k e c o n v i n c i n g a r g u m e n t in t h e “ b u s - •underestimated, in the East o u Ta n a z e \h w o u T Re- 1 ited In thla paper and nlao the local Betso o w g p o o T ri’ 4" newa published herein All rights m e s s " o f i n t e r e s t i n g s t r a n g e r s in t h e p r o g r e s s o f t h i s Bee- , t.r)lhmda*i* , uv lhllt Ln o f republtcntlon of special dlspulchea herein lire nlao reaerved. '° n‘ it i ii in •i • • c i t ■ .» i -i " i d carry only North D a - 1 Ill M U nder the H o n d a provisions for taking the decennial , , .... ... F R I D A Y , O CTO BER 24. 1924. ceiisus, the state a pp oin ts an e n u m e r a t o r for ea ch co u n t y . mil that he lm-< a fairly good T i i e e n u m e r a t o r , in t u r n , a p p o i n t s h i s h e l p e r s , ll is o b v i o u s B IB L E T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y ha-i v in at least four other States. t h a t t h e a c c u r a c y o f t h e c o u n t w i ll d e p e n d u p o n t h e a b i l i t y o f Nine nut o f ten well informed, T H E C H R IS T IA N S M IS S IO N :— t h e p e r s o n a p p o i n t e d h v t h e s t a t e t o s e c u r e h e l p e r s win* Preach, saying, The kingdom of- k n o w t h e i r s e c t i o n a n d w h o will m a k e n o b l u n d e r s in t h e c o m - Wjj| i„. ,.j predict that t'oolidge fleeted, And tile bets of heaven is nt hand. HenI the nick, -r* l<> 1 tlm* have been made on ' cleanse the lepers, raise* the tlend. p i l a t i o n o f t h e c e n s u s d a t a . It is a l s o o b v i o u s t h a t t h i s w o r k is s o m e t h i n g t h a t c a l l s */i"lidpc mdicutr* that there are * 1cast out devils: freely ye have r e ­ Such ceived, freely (five. Matthew 10: f o r t h e c l o s e a t t e n t i o n o f o n e o f S a n f o r d ’s c i v i c a s s o c i a t i o n s . . * " ' ' / 1^ l,:i k <tf the bet-*. . 7, 8. T h e J u n i o r C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e — o r a n y o t h e r o f t h e g o o d i r«-lijiDu!' fiL'ur.*^ " lul' ' " Ml> o r g a n i z a t i o n s w o r k i n g f o r S a n f o r d ’ s p r o g r e s s - — c o u l d f i nd n o ON SH AH ESI’ R A R E b e tte r w a y to serve th eir city and c o u n t y ju st n o w than to ) UNi EE . l ot ; Uunmm say* the na M fmt needs my Shakespeare, for t a k e u p t h i s c e n s u s w o r k a n d s e e it t h r o u g h u n t i l e v e r y m a n . l ’ j " " “ M-nse will re elect Apart from hi* o w n ' hlk honoured bones, w o m a n a n d c h i l d in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y is o n t h e l i s t s , a n d t h e ' ontidge. *at i;,tai tory "early A mern nii" char j The labour o f an age in piled n u m b e r s a r e p r o p e r l y t a b u l a t e d a n d c o m p u t e d , . ., acter, the name of Secretary Mellon . atones? \. S a n f o r d a n d S e m i n o l e c o u n t y a r e t o u s e t h e 192.) c e n s u s dn.itld u-,-t .....re vote* f ,t r, , „] jdgc Or that hi* hallowed relics nhnnld f i g u r e s f o r t h e n e x t ten y e a r s . W h a t will t h e n u m b e r s b u ? ion* mr "imru* -tense" people than be hid -----------------n ----------------any olht-i, 11 Mr. I’ooliiigi* is elect Under a stary-pointing pyramid? .'■<1. Mr. Mellon presumably will re- , Dear son of Memory, great heir o f main as Secretary of tin- Treasury, Fnnic, sad continue |taying o f f the United What need'st thou such weak witness o f thy nnrne? W e n o t e w i t h i n t e r e s t t h e c l o s i n g l in e s o f a n e d i t o r i a l 11‘ debt, retiring bond*, reduc­ ing taxes. Thou, in our wonder and astonishin t h e M i a m i H e r a l d w h i c h r e a d , “ T h e h o r s e j u s t c a n n o t k e e p ipont It is H e a r Unit in o r d e r t o h e c i v i l i z e d , p e o p l e m u s t get j .MR. MELLON ha.* given to the| Hast built thyself n li vc-long mon- u p. a r o u n d in a h u r r y , a n d t h e h o r s e d e l a y s t h e w h o l e p r o c e s s i o n . peiiple the ability and earnest I -* ument. . F o r whilst, to the shame of slow- H e m u s t g i v e w a y , a n d t h e i n d i c a t i o n s a r e t hat lie will s o o n hard vv<iik of i,ne *.f tin- ablest ‘ business nu n in the United States. If endeavoring art, he a s e x t i n c t in t h e c i t y ns t h e w e l l - k n o w n d o d o . " 1 I In- people, it' they ran. ought to re j ** T h y easy numbers flow, and that T h e n w e s e e in t h e J a c k s o n v i l l e J o u r n a l t h at “ N e w Y o r k tain hi* services at least until he ! each heart TA.M l’ A Till IIUNE • Hath, from the leaves o f thy unval- C i t y c h e c k s u p a n d f i nds (15,04)0 h o r s e s still w o r k in i l s s t r e e t s . ha* paid o f f a few mole of the hil lion* of debt that mir Democratir N o d a n g e r o f D o b b i n b e c o m i n g e x t i n c t h v c o m p e t i t i o n w i t h > ued book. i.ud' - 1'llk. .if W e - 1III IIi - I i . ....... I- \ gnll'-p nil till pnln fi. Ill ‘ I A Those Delphic lines with deep im ­ t h e a u t o . M ore horses now than when horseless ca rria ges " t,,’ die best *.f intention* 1 Rn iini'd Atfhut t lr-.-veil .i ...m wenrte- hfln. mnl after tum-n pression took; were invented. T h e r e ' l l lie stil l m o r e w h e n a i r p l a n e s s w a r m 1 • i " 1'**! UP cheerfully in li i Ilei,; Inve liy mime, dne-ti t he ti!M- over t.> N ew mil rivet fnr tile Then thou, our fancy o f itself Do b y millions. ‘ _ V ll-iVV mill It lie I- Wil'tll Ill'll Mill '••toll getll'u* lid lip •.H tll.lt CV reaving, T h e r e is t h e b a s i s o f a g o o d a r g u m e n t . W h e r e is t h e MA NY c i t i z e n s , m voting f nr i hn- an ini.une that blither- him '■ -jmi I he n-t.iiri- lit dtl nutev an Docat make as marble, with too horse g o in g ? A n d if so, w h y ? H a s t h e g a s o l i n e m o t o r d i s- t* '".b-lge f..r I’resnient. will real- spiii.! II. ..vviis a - . piate mile - f In tu in hi- i .t"t and play- hi nig 1* , much con ceivin g; Mill D o e s Ills w e l l - n i g h h u m a n i n t e l l i g e n t e c o u n t ,/l ' u l,h sat'sfnetn.n tii.it they a r e 't b , . i m . liable property in tli f. i :>,■< a p.. nt nUil ilniiiet ** And, so sepulchred, in such pomp p l a c e d h i m ? lu- )|...i—i |nt . I f mend- t.- ie trim, dost lie, f o r n a u g h t in t lie st n i g g l e a g a i n s t i n v e n t i o n ? W i l l t h e " m u “ " ' " ' ' " ‘i "'-lion f«»r ; *.■it > *f I ..-ml m. lu-hie* halt -f ti II- pla V - t •'I tin it'i.iinty' nf < he-tiire, in the West f tile In •. ill!" * That kings for such a tomb would v i v a l o f t h e fit t e s t " m e a n t h e e x t i n c t i on o f t lie h o r s e ? niiliilnl. mnl i-i'itpli* el mil lililu nt MuRe Unit.-. I nt l*Enulainl, and a e.tuple ..I niiiliiit nnuintiun tiicin t laketaV t wish to die. Ill o u r o w n n n n d I h e r e is l i t t l e d o u b t Unit t h e h o r s e a s ;i THE " Full I lltllli'lJohn Milton. is "Id |m tige* in S. .'tinmi. win. Ii hi* keep* dm n't r> t at:.\ I. mk "lit "I it ll c o m m e r c i a l f a c t o r is a b o u t a s i m p o r t a n t a s a p i c k a x t o a fa-tunned. The lii-.iinibotnd " f ' f - . F bin turn and hunting tn vvn - it i in -t tiiit mm h tm.n I'J tin- ilulit-'- t-ri-akfa-l I u-eli • ' nut \ml if In> . I" m a im m i s t . H o rs e s a re to o ea sily in ju r e d w h e n t r a ffic j a m - l : “ " " ,l’" 1sn-ani-inp uierk*. |Y. H or*c sense is what rmi*t am t< dmi't tan -n titllrh bil l.gill tn In- tn-ii-i.l. t>\ a lii.m in d.n-'.'t f - e| ti mal* have except mun. on c r o w d e d streets T h e hard p a v em en t m a k e s t h e m l a m e !d-! , l*"’ l l t i■ l #•» .11" ll I u ll I! • i I Ihi I h Im| I 1 •nu five*. ; r,..,. t,|, - be . At 10 Rn In piny - a a m i t h e y gtd t h e ru n e w i t h o u t a n y exeti.-e at all I l in k s a r e hut t in--, mu- - h.i \»• ilk n. v vv. w ant e.l in d lie Imp - t n -king* mnn ■ r.f li uni- with ;i pi. f. ■- ■i 11 ' 1 The weather continue* to be in- t w i c e a s d e p e titla h le a n d c a n h a u l t w i c e as m u c h . W a i t u n til I i t f:<-11 u IV,-I'm 11 | ; hr id \ l Hill! t -nt Iw 1" i . nt .i d r 'lb* ii py R conkistent. With n nice fall in tiie 1*1. -idi-til I li 1 It tilt* p r e s e n t g e n e r a t i o n o f h o r s e lit sh d i e s n o d t h e e q u i n e laid *n y *i* i. i, i ,ir l nnd hj-ln, g If I *1 . If. > n 1 Ji-lj*tavi , Wi t1 - * v price o f gasoline, wr are getting ilitet let vvbell tn * -I Hint ;i I.lie - jn i imell -- «< ____ , , 1 - 0 b nt nil h. i p T.. Ie - 1|mat \1 ill- ' d s p e c i e s a s a , d a y l a b o r e r w ill b e c o m e a s u b j e c t o f h i s t g r y , I t bn t 'Annul 11 n very had Fall. I l-s nut eveiy wnrkmarn * l ' i xtji J. d.- hr ge\ puyi ..iiil lii.inlmnj |.lt,v m aMy Hut d o n ’ t g e l t h e i d e a t h a t th e era o f t h e h o r s e is p a s t . " / , , . -n’’ ilk .n.i. n' ■’ in' in I tin I.nit A ll t h e s p l e n d o r o l a g l o r i o u s f u t u r e is j u s t k,,,,. N s,,, „ (ll. W*e I Freckle* are said to he getting c a r f r o m it. RB^^gkhionahle hut we d on ’t expect sun h e g i n n i i i g t o <lawn f o r h i m . W i t h n e c k a n lied a n d s t e p p i n g ami Hu- t n ■11 • I- u i i p? .l a l ly m parlor* to become any tiie more h i g h h e is at last i Mining i n t o h i - m i n l.iki- t h e Mi n i- Hoy '-mgi- u. i.-.n, i timn hm, *tnk< popular. S T IN C S t o P r e s i d e n t , ” win* r e t i r e s at t h e a g e o f t ilt v a n d s p e n d s th e ^ >m ran get w ty rm-d dk k oi g- nit t - a pan, .* I lint Hint Ni v\ \tti :k i> rest of his days playing goli, tie- Imr.-e, too. has served his A" lb! - n!\ i,till.list Op mi iiirlrn • Florida’s fighting Tlatora jour r ney to Texas and play the Long- lime a- tin- lieast nf lumlen l"i mankind, and is mm almul ■ f i ciiI.- a ilay in w jipi-*. M l , . . . . . ! It, ,l U; ............. tin II11-1m g * p i t hi­ • ’ horn* tom orrow. And what chance In he retin-d in luxury. I is- inii'iv*Iihp Hum: i- that Hi■ I-•.lull nt U liii I I n t c r t - l Haiti «>n S i i ' i t » « ^ has a Longhorn with a ’flator ? l l" I'll. . ,1 VVnl* . I ide .1 "I1 ll'g*' 'I No rteuv will you see poor dohhiu liitrlied lo a rnki ty vv-'i k rtii-ii no m>w vvni tying ulmul ■ ’ .lie| tn t' ink ..I I I. . ------—- i i ---------<hi a « vi ■ ha | pH,,.-- i ai her tli.i>. tel P i , t In . u,- l.t lln link .ltd “ one boss s h i n .” standing ill a cold, drizzly ram. vainly try •l 11ut i VVill I . . nb 111' St t eti; ; I It Set Vi f f I'rtig rc' She wouldn’t dunce with him a! - lit Hi hi - i 11 i I lial '■ 1 1 III. nt*. •. t|n n '.i I • 11 . , ,m ,' No more will lu- In* railed upon i i Will ping I i hk 1•i * m. ’dl! ? ) in i1 llllt ,• ; She d id n ’t want to dunce at all. She mg to avoid ptu'timoiiia. . - 11 (' 1VV. T being II -I III' .. .I III III w 1*li tin l:..l • i t.. 1.14." • had sprained her wro>t. So they *ai haul foul-smelling wagons around to gather garbage from iif I •f r mm Ml if? !>u>. .. - .. hull"!', ill, | ill IV,— It . lit nl t III out on the balcony. II \! I> I M hack porches. Not he. b a t t e d It i >11- b p .. in ti ti tu MV. lMim i.l ' h VVIni ’ I t I - V.11111 -a ..f 1,1,-i. v . w |,n pt, .In |- I ....• plant Heineforth, attendants and groom- will pole h he; Irek 1 .< . 1 V ■’ It'Mr , V11T |. IAtJ114 I lull lifti n >r -i I.• Tn-t 11. i 11..,. . | »'P In, any u ay ’ I n't tu- at What we can't ll nde rut a ml it- h .a coat to the highest degree of gin,-.si lies His hoots will lie (l vv it li ...... . I I I■ w ll It .'t j ell y ii. t , I V Fin <IKT1 ..f, 1.1 tu V4 ' hat ii. i, t. w v. certain folks we know o f con walk \ t. ;»»* n>|n f n.M . a.nl Tt ■ fair i bun e - I I • 1g k r gFV'v through the wood* around here carefully manicured with all t l n - d e l i a i y of the most refined “ IL'.i I v\ill I n <In ap n - -n w .Inti l l • Hi1 1 * •» .ii •ll III• Still, .Title VVbn VVmini ! ll" I I' .1 beauty speeialisj His lied will In* made lot him hv piote-sors ^ “ • without being bitten by the sijuii I h m t I'i jn im much of ji f11j ij \ t puny and •I■. v. .. llivvii w •nj I, t Im i i i 1s <1 . M U 1 ll . . r rel*. They are *uch nut*. in the art and he will lie down to n-.-t among downy inm- <ll >*•11• Mif’ .n t.M'k, 11»•Wt \i I 1 ’ i > ha tl. gn tinyn i g in \ . i n ■ iibi'i ti* tm • ? i’ ll fortahles ami plea-mg dreams wa* in, atlll we nil ki vv wliat tti.it *- \n i ■ m. •! v !| f. Iv 1ha* ' . ?Z ^ ' • "> "c in i* iis u !ia iiiiiiiiiiB R lll)H »!P • Thi* i* Iht* time of year that NA II Ul .-lit t.i-blmiiil meth means. JMU 111 . ' * fit f* t til-- 1m"|.!i’ lS -I S g ia B la B B I J llS t lB B S B U B I I « X llS n B I B « B I I I X 'l» 11 ■ He will lie the pride of sporldotn He will In- tin- idol of father* in our northern cities are >»I- UK- i 11illtabb a •BCBBBUBUBBIBBBBlIBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBaBBilBl v* li 4 1 II T. |,| 1,. If tie insi-t- mi having lit* natne \» d. <4 l 'a a He will lie khaking the ninth hall* out uf tiu-ii kings and queens and the highest sorial leaders. l*i nu-ylvaiim Sir111 t'nHt-gi- mi nil tiie Imlbd, it i turn In vvnIB a IB ■ ■ overcuui* nnd praying to (iod timi the pampered pel of kid-gloved ladies. He will proudly strut nulllicc* the 'hiinijiii.il Ilit.. [ 1. f [if Ja u they will Iasi another winter. his stuff in a thousand million dollar horse shows. He will •ceil t"g>, t* in..nth* i.lit. weighing ta .< ■B B he hahied with blue and red ribbons, lie u ill he the t brill and .1,-tiil jhiiiiiiI*. ■i n I tie li...tin i Hint little faniilv ,, The “ Florida liuod Uuuda" column pride of scores of loving eyes on many a polo field •mm He will in the Timea-Dnion aeema to be t* entitle.I t., *.me kind nf a limn IB B IL i,. D i ; ’, N. t h n i r m a n , Baa call forth loud and lusty c h o n from Churchill Downs to somewhat uf a iniannmer with re­ ument. In -ix im.uth- -he add* SB ■ Duvis-Hrjan (lull. port* coming in hourly of thi* roud Saratoga. nearly tw.. tun- »,f jmig in the ■ a aa Sanford. Florida. ■c o ■** completely under wuter or that For twenty centuries and n i n e he has been a faithful uni Id * fund -upply, and i» ilnul l la u >. road entirely washed out. Ie-busy v v it ti a briind new hlier h sat u Dear S i r : servant, to mail. Let him now ride in the vale ud content­ c a nn Hn- time tli, name nf the jug ■.w 1 ---------ment. Let him have his opts and he down. ittfl I'liRi'-t’ find enritr-t’d S , f|ir " ' Report* o f the preparation* hr l lady, it "( iii bred -iiw" I- pi-ti ,| ■O i l SB H >"•• tioij enter nt> name on the National H Ing made in Tullaha**i-e fm the | etim liitl Itiimtde and Jiltltli -tn on a centennial celebration imiicutc thut mere imji..ilnnt than the |.ii.ud am Knll, said money to go 10(1 per cent to the wupp* Thi- t im pen Wlu ll ileal Iv lilt I I "Ml I In p.ip.i, i. gnnd Inr U ■ I B a a ■ t.f the Democrat ie Campaign. th e a ffa ir will lie mo*t interesting mat in tin i.i vt pat)igra|.|i aaa I III |S\ II.I.E I OUKII If J O U R N A L vnte* in I I.. ... ' •i -I II l ai d. .' all - in... i I.. , to resident population ami one of ■"|d flit till fnl -la a ib a v the moat successful event* of It* E l ’ INA RI». great T ren. li im . Yours very Irtily, Inwiiig > i • ’ ltd s aa kind in the hiatory o f the state. When n i ne Anuti.il- Ft anew wits' lint Fimict- vmi* tint iiHierw im* tn.r-e, Im- litiiT In* f-.»«t and g ■. *u ■ Name ■n n b.nle.l h- j‘. niu-lil New Hull In- is 1bk. IS nun lUthei vt«s Im I be hark III I- Mll.li l l.| iteViltl- 1lie I I ■ fl B , , , , \nlliine. Ttiere 1- Mini1 le-emli mairidei ■.t l l - life In the |c-|inli Mr. Devine of Australia recoin lien ■a n it ll t tllillle sill ll W- w 14- pul'l . . , , , -r . ; -n i ___ _____,______ 1 ^ bon e tn Murk Iwjiui. tin- simittu A d d re -s -ifiililii- nf fattierfi'iittl, tin- j n i.ilu mends the extirp a tion of sympu , Ja u •i n NAM t: thetie nerve* us having iuul highly \eli.urt ionl Hug" will pinhtihly , xiemi* ut least in Hu- fact that t Mill nf nt fill flirt- hnl-emu I’n the French all three were master silt ll 1st*. Hint , b e n e f l e t e f f e c t * in case* nf rigiit In- in - " i bit Iti ni 111- ..vviiir. Mi U etUu-imel. I. san Host Office •SB iralyei* and ulccrou* indigenciii Oil* pat l lai eh nt letter- wa- itieii all O r c i 1 were philosopher* mu) tmv fu-eii (.‘11111.111111 fnl Inn. nftei In •B l ... In other ward* remove the nerve* g l i u l i " t iniidiMi Irilei pi ili-l One ol ell.-t-. unit itiat all ttilee till Ill'll ' » injury. ilt>l*e* Inn,, an udviintng4* ttB B B B B B B B B iaO B n B B B B B E B B n iB B IB B B IB B B B II1^ A DDRE . ................................................. ................... ...................... n B > s > ! ' ! for ktomach troutilea nnd n* we uli- the shrewdest " f hi- e"riti-mp*>nir Joan of Arc fur a subject of *ut-:i "Vi-r men \\ hi*ti n im,. tn.t-i w in­ a ■■ a b u b b b b b i b b b b b b i b b i i ■ • ■ ■ u a a a a B i B B B i i * x |ialn he I- Wi.nb mill h inniieV derstand it. that would certainly ie* 11 ). nrili'il In- work a- "tile ul ' coa ti m i i ,«y oi adorutioii. Anutuit line* tuiuite flowering "I HuI.ali-i g< n 1 I rain e. however, was alone in that wlietl be i im ruci im mine, it I* Ink take a lot o f nerve. tu*.’’ Though he interpreted the hi- i mid mingle the hitter and Ho- n i fur grtmltd that fit* rtitldien \ The other day we were walking French fur tin- French, there wa* -wti t mt" a fine humanity, tlmugh w ill win rin e|R>* I3EUI down the street when we saw u f e l ­ such university tu In* analy*)*. in niii-t - 11« rv with Mark Twain hi* U tlE N \ M \N i- Micci-s-ful in low w earing u sweater as vuri-col- to hi* satire, tn tu* humanity Oml -ymputiiy witti chilillmml. Savant and cynic, tu- wandcii-il the race "t lit It l* taken tm ored aa the setting sun. a belt ut his honk* became u part <>f tnc I least six inches Vide, and a pair of w orld’* literature unit tie wu* auiiuig hi- people like u umdeiti lln grunted that jn- .hihlreii will be wdered gray trousers with bell uv,utiled the Nofiel prize. I.iifcutll" t..un nl Kii-ctu. lie would read <1 failure*. tin -.in I-.-.-fu| mun lem ttoma that completely hid hi* Hearn wa* so impressed by In* gen -, line nr two tic had written In rulch e* t.. III- i hil.it, n vv but tie earnin) *>mpulhy with childhood and l he ii-acttuli o f a concierge Hi* and vvitb tbni Iticy iuui iheniselve-. 'sh oea and it struck us just for the If it werv ]»>*-ibl" for K|iinarti hi* large-hourled irony thut he ex would talk to the workmen in the ' m oment that he looked a hit unu*pressed the wish to trunnlulc ’ ’The sticetn lie would discus* laeilu* t" leave tin- in.-niy thill lie tin* wall re g u la rity . Crime of the Kylventre Bonnard.” w ith hi* i humbermaiif And he oil the luce truck t.. hi* colt*, they The- Cornell Sun i« recom m end­ It wa* with thi* hook, written more learned what he couid not learn would cut theniM-lve* to dculh in ing that co ods stay out o f the than forty year* ugo, thut Fraitct from hook*, the psychology of In* a few years tun! wouldn't l.e worth The marvel is 1cheering sections at football games, sttructed world-wide attention, and fellow I’uri-tun-. He wus a I'm ta­ ten cent* ujiiec. AN ^ ta il man's *on ever g u y i n g , “ Feminine squeals o f glee il wus this book that revealed some tun to the lust, an iruitie epicurean thut scream* o f fear are charming o f his eutly surroundings—hi* futh with tiie patriotic fire of hi* eoun* works. j1in their place, hut that place is not er was u bookseller— and in the ] try men. Nearly MU years old, he li A \ E YOU ever annoyed the i In the cheering section.” Does the midst o f hooks, and loving books, enlisted a* a private lit the army Cornell Sun suppose that fellows he lived throughout his long and when the World War begun, but llama in it* enclo*ure, stirred up of course tie was unuhle to *tund •he fretful porcupine, or lnuxod the uld play football if It weren't active life. blue faced tiutit.nn ? It la &ald th a t in polishing hi* iho rigors o f service. ’ the “ feminine squoals o f g l e e ? ” prose he resembled Itonan. In re­ If so, you have seen assorted To the lust he wus eager and in­ The hen is u designer and ID- S»J~ -----------0----------In apite of the fact that the Dem- writing upward o f five times prac- terested in all thing* about him. kinds o f anger ami annoyance. If maker of Kgg.s. But without u had planned to spend only tically every thing he wrote hU art JAwakening from a brief sleep in his you wunt to *ee another, more high the materials for a complete 1,000 for campaign purposes, wus the result of tireless effort, . final illness, he asked of those ly developed kind, U-ll some thriv­ egg «he tan never produce ing financier that you consider Ini ere D now a deficit. So far.only He himself has said, ‘‘A simple , about hint, “ So this is d ea th ? " them. Feed RED COMB Foilette u perfectly honest man, Slowly death came upon him a* 8,000 has been collected whits style is like a white light: it is com v a ssP -iFE UL.O.J iu cien cy . ■ E D S” m forr eefficiency. Republicans have about six plex, but it does not seem ao. In it until upon thut other giant o f with good intentions. Compared •»» ■* * * ■’ j l i m y « that amount. Every good writing what appear* a beautiful French literature, Victor Hugo. If with the face o f a financier upon <1 crat should rally to tb* cauts •nd pleaaant simplicity is Yeully present day prophecies count f o r hearing such a statement the coun­ A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R __________ _ anything Anatolc France will rank tenance of an angry, blue faced ba­ result _ of ______ careful__ arrangement . contributions large o r small the F . P. FO STER, President B„ F. W H ITN ER* I Ilf! IIUKU Ua O I boon ia like that of a sleeping help p u t the best m an in the and strict economy in the use of j with Hugo as one of the master* of £ To A Morse - V- - - 'c v / ' Ills WEALTH A (T'KSK For the Busy Man| Alert, responsive banking service, organized to meet today’s financial needs. KINH*; ON 'I'll!-; II Join the Victory C!u| ..(iOOD FOR.. FREE VOTES ANAT0LK KKANCK Not Good n Icss \'»lod on or Before <)e(. 2" The^BUTTERMILK O doij tells th e taste ] ODOI^ is a part | of Palatability j K [ 'm Seminole Feed Co. s tie House, jg parte of speech. {French letters. PHONE 9 4 „ NORTH ELM child. . .. . r ial - R e g u la r ity 1no secret of^’'successful sitv ing Any person who will adopt a nip1 o f saving a regular sum at regular in1 vals if only a dollar u week,—will ert the habit o f saving. To stive, when the habit is once quired is as natural as breathing and final reward is financial independence fI r^ I ational T �'/-• •- . octcobfr ,»■ /: • n ^ '.!' iV t t Office 148. M I S S R O S A M O N D R A D F O R D , S ociety E ditor. Calendar Friday bl Mr. lloW ’ . U ^ . b j lr. Bob v'pwnrth League p. m. Saturday n b Story Hour I Librnrv, Hall; Invitation*; Coun' ? u . f e c>nb ;studl° °* S. Munson ;3:15 p. •*t 'f " Inn I.eglon A u xiliary; host L j>. Chittenden, »11 Elm 4. p. m. Monday. Seekers Class; homo o f L Elliot, E. Fourth Streot; jiesdnnics G. W . Bailov, bs Lunduulat, L. M. TelRutledge— 3:30 P- m - . [en)’s Circle; Presbyterian Liter ciu b ; Presbyterian 3:30. Social meeting. )rp«t' Club; hostess, Miss pavls, West First Street; \RT E X H IB IT W IL L D N O V . 7 T O Nellie Turner Circle Meets On Wednescltljr PERSONALS S o c ia l. O R D Phone: Res. 425 B E 14 xhibition of paintings by I nf the Pen and Brush New York, to be held In p,n\ clubhouse from No1 li> 14. should prove interrom several standpoints, not only a delightful cul)f pictures, hut it is imns including representaupl,.* ,,f the work o f many foremost women painters kuditi tea nt the clubhouse, Rll mark tin opening o f the L, Nov. 7. ts open not only |dut> niemla1rs and their [hut to all lovers o f art in nunity tillowing paiiitings will be litiiui. Inter tvemng. by Caroline 24, toai. 7W NOTICE j Regular meeting o f Seminole Re- , hekah Lodge, Friday evening in Odd Follow* flail. Tho State pres­ ident, Mlsa Krhft, will bo with ua and also visitors from Orlando. R e­ freshments. All members urged to be present. ’ Visiting Rsbekaha |always welcome. Mrs. Ilnllic Lossing, Secy. __________ • •. ( Your henlth depends on good ■X-., ■ water. There is none better than John Blanton, o f Orlando, wn* in QUALITY SHOP Nellie Turner Circle met at the Silver I-nko Springs Co. water Ro* ,‘r?- nf Winter Park, the city Wednesday, calling on local Park Avenue 1 spent Thursday afternoon In San- home of Mrs. Methvln on can get by calling phone merchants. tord among friends. ■ ■ ■ c a u u s au ■■■■■■■»■■■■■ First Street Wednesday afternoon I --------------------------- ------. Mrs. W, II. Williams and two K r - tn,n,11 Mrs- A. B. Connorn and with 17 members present. Consiif-i NOTICE— Our place o f business] = children, o f Jacksonville, are thu J Willie I rcle, o f Amerieus. (Jn.. were { nod phone number has been j guests o f Mias Clarabcl Beatty for the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David crnblc business was transacted. n.. i . f ,, chan«»"d. It is now: phone .'1711,* two days. One interesting feature o f the lor;tt|.(, „ „ Lyman A vc. E. W . HjK. „■ ■ auaunuHKBDBUauBuaaHBHxie opcer Tuesdayrftri route to Miami. ■ ___ program watt the dollar Shower gars.— Adv. H ■ The friendn of Mrs. C. E. Staf­ n . [). Littlefield and FJ *M IJ -„* I of r »™ which $15.00 was renllsed. the j ------------- ------------------ — -------------------------2 _ * s * s I K . . . ^ . . — 11 _ . 1 ^ e V/*. V, i . , ~~ ford will be glad to lenrn that she Union the churd,.s lr K I V CII, L„ HKN. ? in slowly improving after her re­ den are s p e llin g a Week in San■ord. the guests of the Montezuma cent illness. Arrangements were completed to Children M.lfenng from Intestl- g " F o r Your Henltli’’ !otc|. ; . i i ~ r -i nnl wnrtiiR nro cros*, rustic*!! nno 2 < . \lr..b? ^ ^ , du,thlnK t.” _UL<. ::' unhealthy. There are other symp- “ W. E. Betts and mother, Mrs. 0 i *ri _ , , phnn girl the Circle is supporting, however. If the child is JJ Everyone whr has tr»«mI this n A. Betts, motored to Winter G a r - 1, . ™ ' tn r d' ° f ' « • C. E. and a committee was appointed t., toms, water calls for a refill. * p!||(. / )>!l5 dari ringfl under the g h den Thursday to spend the day with si„, u j , tn 1 *’ ,c1ost‘d k™’ w t,,nl arrange tin* details. There burnt* eye*, l ad breath and takun no in* R relatives. j ?ht is doing nicely at the Fernald2 no other business the meeting ad t0IP!<t ,,|liy jt j, almost a eerJj # ______ I Unujchtmi Hospital. For Service l ’ hone 50 journetl for the social hour. tainty that worms are eating away « S E. A. Winston* of Evcrurron u r* ■ , . " The hostess served coffee ami its vitality. The surest remedy for w Ala., was the guest of the Montezu-’ (J , ' ’ Thursday for sandwiches wliieh was enjoyed by worms isWhite’s Cream Vermi“ Silver (dike Springs Cl». 5 ma Hotel Wednesday while in the I W " ' r!’ ho. w,M rt‘Pmi" b fuge. It is positive du-t ruction to n - i,.. __ I for a brief stay, attending to busi­ all present. ______ the worms hut harmless to the * ness. i hild. Price 3,’ e, Sold by Union i i a i i i B i i n r s H i i i n R n K i i n n i i B LEGION A U X IL IA R Y H. II. Boyer and Chnrlio Offee. There will bo a meeting o f the I’harmney. C. F. Ford and sister. Miss Vnnof Bridgeport, Conn., spent Wed­ ein Ford, of Perry. O,, spent Wed- American Legion Auxiliary Satin nesday in Sanford, guests o f the nesilny in Snuford, the guests of , 'I'D' afternuon, Oct. 28, at *1 oVI s\ i i u r a i i M R i M s n i B R D N M x m o Montezuma Hotel while cn route the Montezuma Hotel, while en at the home o f Mrs. L. P. Chit'en -j , . . to Minmi. route to Miami. i den, i*11 Elm Avenue. Officers f..*1 t l l l l it I l l t C n l i r S t ---------j the coming year will he elected an 1 I n s t r u c t o r in V io lin Mrs. Hcssic Brown and mother. Harry Eaton, o f Palatka, re- other important business will R ... . . . . AN O P P U R T l'N l l Y Mrs. Tyner, have moved into l). L. frigerutlon engineer for Southern transacted. S U l.llo h o u r s a. m . t o •» 1*. To buy \mir old F u-tuitire Thrasher’s home on Park Avenue m. Sat urdrtvs m ilv. Utilities Company, arrived Thurs­ for Cush. where they will be located for the day to spend several days in S hu Tlie Sanfoid Shrine Club held , ■ Uunm ilOti I s l N a t . R a n k H id " , r<> SHOW winter. ford on business. dnnrc at tin- Casino toil Thur-d.i\ R r u n n i t a B i n i i m w n i i a z i i i n You serin bargain* i:i end evening. , ______ ____ __________ rebuilt W. W. Clayton, o f Augusta, Ca., Mr. and Mrs. W. C, tinge and F li.’ MTURK. representing Libby-McNeal Com­ Mr, and Mrs. II F. Crosbie, of New Sec CARD OF TH A N K S pany, spent Tuesday and Wodnes- \ ot k City, were among the guest" I wish to ihanV all friends | .r 0 \ TUI, Will;Cl.s III IlirUDlll.H USE!) FURNITURE < <>. day in Sanford calling on local mcr *be •Montezuma Hotel Wedne their kindness to me. hy their s o I'hitno r»2S. pnthy. and floral offerings in n . chants registered at the Monte- Hinn™0' 1™ * * " " " Y<' rk W e k ik u Hiiildini; ________________________________n s run zumn Hotel. ______ Ii,*ent beieav, ment in the lor- ! tn a tu a w g M a a w i W i '.T^in r j B Mrs, Marguerite Akers, of At my beloved wife, who passed aw >• Mrs. Georg,. Wood. Mi-s Jane laula. (in., who has been spending ( S llndav - -A. C. JUNE: \ NII Wood, Mi.sa Terrell Holt, It. W. some lime nt Daytona Reach, is in F resh O ysters Murrah, Jr., o f Macon, spent Wed- • s anlord for a few days the guest DAILY BBBBBBBBIIHBBBBBHWBBBMCCBI nesday in Sanford, the guests of ^,r' * ,^Y V*'r ln,! nv Fruits nrd WpeluMt - in friends are delighted to know that Season the Montezuma Hotel, en route t“ she i» coni|detely recoveied from I't’ llu w s ' S e r v i n ' S t u lto n ltr'iMiliablo Prim the southern part of the «dn»e , het tllne-s. 1*1 lit t'lni. E lH T s o n -L im ls Ie y i:n \ a i i i t c i i i n hen lit’ Writ* II ’ in Ili­ Neel l*i VI **■»!**r*l I »»I«*■» P a in ts Mrs. Elizabeth llersey, of HampI \ Greenleaf. II D. Durant, ton Bench. Mass., has also retim ed William Mu-grave, U S Sewell, to spend mint iter w inter here. \ K. Sjnhlom, F S \ ernay and .1 | rn BBNNBlfCBBNBBnBNNKBBBIlBBNHBBNBnBB * t ' 1 * BP* 2 ] —— — I Smgletai \ attended the Chit in H. k,. Itraddock arid two ehildi- n , r ,,f t'emmerce meeting at Lone were the (piests o f Mrs. H D. Du w ■ d Tue>da>. rant Saturday. 0 ^ r k A New Water WANTED UNLOP URABILITY $4.85 SENIOR El WORTH j jp \(’ LE ) ( ' I\,T ]*'1fJM | Mr and Mrs. Hi own and childn i, ch of Fi.-li, by L. Scott have moved bark to Sanfoid. The Lake Mary Roy Scout Imd rJ’ | ] R E E “ ! *1 , A Y a fine time at ti weiner run-l nt tho ma >a 'hr Berkshijfes, b y ! inune of Dick \ erttay lust i ’ rtdavi .... . , , ,, ., . ' night " Ma-hnil Mt. Robb« . a throe when. ______ aet play, written !>\ Walter Hen I Iturmt in tin Ilerkshires, by |»M'tiger.- id Spring, by Mrs. M V. Kvini". v h > ha.« Hate, will be given by ineinle i - id Del Mar been verv ill, t" ver\ one li boiler, the Setnot Fiiworth l.oague of Die Bridge, by Did S tm u lo, I M'-Dnuli t t huri tl at 1tie High _ Elizabeth C ooi[ water is essential to good health and van bo had bv phoning pin in- r»0. Silver lake Springs Co. Adv. ;\D W illie I' .v a n t , .-id ' am tlj r< Si liool a udi t or i t i t n t o n i g h t I • turned to Tampa lu-t Saturday. oM, 4 I H n «»sN i* S B S S S S n B N lS B S S S S S n m S B S B M J IIH B «IIH B J I -d n u iejC B ia B n N B B flB U ayB B B B a rm '.B B B B B B IlSB B B B IB B B B M I m nn it y mn urn nn at! KR yin utt nn vu NN gilt, iie lu d in g several Sant' i d pi IIttvc vmir 1‘ainling dime bv 3 I In v tl n i t ' ' I elll-s I • i dei l a n d I’ V I tin-1 III a la r I tinu to kn ow t ha t Mil-’ idav . a f a n e c. no d v i- one o f Mi l l i i i e ■ lu st a n d tli. t i - v n v o n e .................... It t olllglit vvill h a v e i v i ' i t op|io| I unit v f i ■ t liliigliti i : D A Y O N L Y an rn t»B an nn SB V A L L E S L P T O \Yr 1 -i\. • ii:.• ltd • I 'ii ■'a m 1>.1 S 2 1 .5 0 I'l.'t l cil a n tmiiH- I - m W’nnls anti Y ,!! i lie p r n l o i n i n n t i n R ’ " i ■Ini s, anil as a Idt i • ' tti ;! Cior \\e otTer tie in 1 1 a : tttifihtv m ilv at tlio .s l” i ill 1i i il Iv ml |d it e lit ' L 7, TilKSK ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES BaumeVs LLOYDS SHOE CO. $-4.85 ■ Sanford Electric Co., Inc. 113 MAGNOLIA AVE. ’ IMIONE -142 j « :1 $ S p ecia lty S h o p $-4.85 i in ; $9 50 h is t oi l h i : is n k x t t « i s ^ jib H N i i i i k U M K ^ i i r d ,i Bin m **n *muu a. i r i h i m u u n u u b « i i .iii a r u m sunJiBHl la a m a u m v n i ■ ■ ivm u n a i i ............... b .......................................................................... .. M MB MMBAM m ib m b ib ib b b b b b b iis p Where 5 < s Lead You— -H i 11 lim b 11it it* ( u . i t in i '' li 111 ^ i ‘ In- It iii.ii V i !v*ur Indivia 3 8 . 7 il.tn i. niiii' ( m: i I,' di I V l a i to, Ildlivia I ’ In -It mill \ i litui . . .. $ 8 . 7 5 Al.-o ( laltii L'ii'j ( 'Miit ■ H [ Big Dollar Sale || Saturday, One Day Only S Values Up to $15. Over 100 Different Articles. The last Sale o f thin Kind for the Season. M a s o n s m e e t in M c L a u lin , T h e j e w e l e r I-. - SahJ Starts 8:S0— "g .V *■ ” - '•* ■l .J t i - I l 'J t l •>•■» AL'Iii' r i l l D . 7 i>U-lL'h 84.50 : i •> .U P . . * '"■ $4.38TO$12.75 $7.50up; Silk a n d W o o l lYfPKKCtt New' Fabrics lo Choose From Did you nec the fabrics displayed Imre during the reevut full opening 1 More new one* have urHved Gorgeous silks uni crisp woolens—and beautifully toned eotton*. All aro*ready to become Hour Dresses — at just think how little cost -. f , * . , I Dickson-Ives Co. 2-M ORANGE ORLANDO, FLA. U n o Lot o f J iT s c y ilrorM-vtti . ou t .Millinery Di'icoa niiiyro a " U .tM ■L i i L iK */. J & y t ' M m •t . ; . • Y ? V .-, . s. •• llA,, i • - . . ; Note : 'rtuse prices good only on inalunalv liought at D 1. Prices of making dresses arc casii. Samples of goods and styles of making through tho mall. Write Priscilla — Pet»ona) Shopper at D-L , .. -s-’-LJ.* • ‘- V ■w Is . . . “ W e S a y It W ith V a lu e s ’? £ jji* Sanford Avenue at Second S tr e e t. v.- - m B 3 5» ■v»fi * <•,-(*? '■ • . . , r-.- . r $2.38™'$5.50'" n fl ______________________ ______________ ____________ _ v f-a fA -i. $ 6 * 7 5 ^ M R I M U I I | I U » « I H » M U U U H H » a n ilS » M I H M U U » N U U U U M I ^ ’l ' « « « a B B M « « M 4 a ll4 ( k o > , a r s s k s S B B » a * a * I I M " * i LK.&- Mts* U ealri" Hyer will be m her room on tin finii Di tlnnr daily limn 0 lo 1J a til* and from J t" •' p. m. ’lake your umleriul directly lo her after put chase ami »hc v*id menaure you and tell exactly when the dress will he ready. Postage paid. 1$ : of |mE . B . R a n d a l l , j r . O N E m |M JJ asons, A tte n tio n ! a t 2 :3 0 p . ■ ■ N i f t y .'‘ p m l .'i\v« u li rs n m l Jnnut*tU.’n Any Article in Window re r o o m — SATURDAY SPECIAL Alisnlttle $(». id In $10 \ lines 1he I I- I. Ynorheeg ha* roturni-d y a w BMB WHBMB B lB B B B B B B B B B IISB B B SSB SB B B SB IB B B BWhH S Minneapolis where ho lias ‘ ''li the Golden Valley Coun>uL' _____ , . ldtA X JI fn . — BU UM $ 4.85 at * l " f MM M B M M M «li»**»**M "B" * M M " " " " ^ " M " * " " " " * M BM " M " " " " " M B it h e r C a l v i n W i l l ‘ s, S a t u r d a y a f t e r - — — BN Electricity fu n e ra l s e r v i c e s - Did When You Think Of ,re dance* are held every night at thu Casino. — shoes $1.50 •ivt regular dance of the * -s held ut the Casino Wed- - hn H a ve Y our F a ll D ress Made at Dickson-Ives |ni«ddu, k - nn t*kt MB $4.85 p ill,e L and White, Emilv pie. Kverymn had a rood titu, I > o s s i iilt P a i n t C o . I n c . , th Lutumn Landseape, hy Sara Where Y mi Huv Y mir I'amt Mail Mr North and faii.il . . land, moved lien Ftnta> l i t M \«. M il I \ \ \ K\ i i * "le, t>v Alice Judson, PIHi.NK it.* It-i.i ■ 1 .dll o> niH, by Ft an Mi and Mis I Imd', of T i m e Ml Han ll i- -i'll!, tin- wtllti " j ll iv ei s, Mii-n . m i the g n e s t o f a in jilt hi t *■1 !■ ine,lies and tmi rta I nt \IIkit Allien A tileenleaf I'lavi - a n d 1 1 ‘ Du ii ■I 't e i . Mis H mM ' It., - t i t u t 'vi i la I! hi, v i.-t - " i ! I' bei , i i s a t L» |h D' heiiiu litink, M ,me, M i :i rul Mr * * I inTil* Jim! it* ii * i * VV Mi l il M i l l ............. ' {ii' titi ^ Lui neil. i ,'nltlri’h yypi r in i I:*- 1 i iiHuy. a n d 1 1 i t,iit u v t - i i m ' , t 1 hi p l o t M Dii>. b) K at tier me ... .................. I l l ’ l l lit' 1 I T t i l l i n g " i M f IT **f Mr * I < I.!»•>*) vs ill 1,1 .1 V1 I v d l f f i ' l f l i t , ti., i a* 1, * Fm i |,j Anna G. Morse. di e S i i i i f t - r d pu h l i t * 1- 1 ' 1it 1, i 11 \ E r l - it, by Ethel L. Pud improved. iii vtied In 111lend Du- idav l Ulth ■ Ttie Lake Mary tiovs and girls er infoi in.ition i ig m d m g it mav „ U"' or .shipper, by Clara attending Sanford High School tins be fotimi ill adv t rt 1' i ‘iiu lits n ' n I'.n till year are: ("amelia Durant, Eudora day’s Heiald JJ Mii'lv. by Helen Watson berguson. Margalet Spiout, \NelKelly, Ellis and Rudolph j The friend* of Mis. Hessic Blown J Bn Indian Camp, liy Har- mint Lloyd. Louise Husbncll, Carroll wj|| *,tM,t t,, know ttiat tdie is m I’hillips Mitichew. t lorilmi t ole, rheodore goipg to have a limited supply of ^ |d \ l>> Anna C. Price, iraipn Santa Margharitn, and Melv in I hum, and Stanley Feck her debt ions cakes on sale tit D zalez Grocery Store Saturday.|j ham. pr i’eterMin Those in the past who hnw been j |L"ks at tlguiitjuit, by CaroMr. and Mrs. Minehew visited j su fortuiiute a- to have lasted some •j Hin f aid Lilies, hy Ida A. Stone. Mrs Minrhew's parents near Uma- of Mr* Brown's cakes will con idcr this a rare opportunity that ■ S ilk o r C otton tiiJiiiiiHr Day, by Ague* (ilia Saturday. should not hr nmsed. I he day ts j 2 |ii W ool Fl' Wl f Study, l>y Martha Mr. J. M. Reed is al- ■ very much Saturday and the place is tile (mt) ■ D ress /ah /. store. 2 Iinin I ’’ r o c k latter [1‘tll pie Iris, by Josephine pai|i'ntt •iiib b s ih ib ib b ib s iis b b r b b iib b b b ib b b i ■ F I'I'll frees, by Kute Wili- BBMMMMMMBMMMH tilt C(f?( I I « S. ,1 ' U "tildn t 5 <D l-n't tin ii I'uD by Helen Matkin\ like tn have a l l " 1 1.11:4a<11 iti Mb 1, ,, .11,1,11 -lllll " . 1 . t»Inf * ! • * . von! -ilk or wO IM W cotton di i••- n • ti good bong III .It I hrHU JII D * (i|!' NH fit ntl i> f - " E r .k e M a r y D 1 Made by tl,. Huiir I>rt>» Plait 17 tlllTcnflit *t>l ft. ll'"l Mrs. J. J. Burns, of f l'11 Hem It, Mass,, have retu "pend the winter here. T H IN K OF 9 t o 1 2 a n d 3 t o .r> D a i l y h D, liraddock, of Dayl- vi-Mmg her brother, Mr. ___ ____ _____ _ LADIES' and MEN'S \ l i " o f the i b a r a d e i s in D u mho IIrelikfast, by May A bo* *,u pt*e r mi.< held n t tie' ids e a . tie f o i md m t i n and Li aknting rink lus>t Friiiay evening I , ’ m lav - i s - u e o f I tie H e r a l d til I,.-,.-, Lv tiertiude Fosditk. for tiie iteriefil o f the l.ake Mm i lio|»i g ol • tin- 1 1 on* a n d t»la* • -t ptetloi No. by Mary ........... A good Cro w d was pi i I ” D on the new school build I"* gtesslng rapidly II. S. POND Me II run) I a*ok fa Yriim Coin pal lkliranr "23 See Hie Window l»iikitis. by Dorotliy II. impnt. n> Congregational l.ndies Union , U L Y SELL will hold a ha ran r on Deeembcr 13,' C1o:m—Ttspalr remember the date.— Adv. j T Y P E W R I 7 n '■STANCE tmern I'V Harricttc How- Lrittht. r- *• ..E t , 1 • T r -V ; ‘ J H l ^m 3 5 S S S « S 2 3 ! S m« K * K 5 " 3 S " H S S " m K K S S B « '.i* I*t*’ .* » * “ '"'M . ’ •>- ’ V.A38H a*»‘i ' — �ssS ■ :■ ~ r •run f o r m coc* t or m s a n o L R county. r i.o »io A - o f the American Bait _ ■ ■ Com] ilM A ssu m p sit reconsideration tof the order re* ££Z7iX OB TIIB OKNKHAI. STATUTES OB T in ; STATE OP PI.OI1IDA. Nottee t" hereby g iv e n th a t K m m a Man* purchaser of T a x C e r t l ficat* N o 1173, dated the. 1st day of June. A I>. 1*»«. has filed anld carllffcaie In m y office a nd has made application for T a x Deed to Issue In aemrdanee w i t h Inw . Bald Certlflc nit- rmliraees the f o llo w in g described p rop e rty situated In Seminole ( ’m inty. F lo r id a , t o - w l t : L ot 106 Villa Hites o l T w i n Lakes. T h e s.il'l land being assessed nt the dnt,- o f the Issuance of such certifies te III I lie? name of A. I>. Hmltli. T h a t llm.fna Mans purehaser of T u x CVrltfienlc No 1 1 ( 1, dated the Rth ilr, > ,,f J til v A, D.. 1 S!» T. lo.s D 'e d said e e rllflra te In m y offb-r and tm* made appllentlu n l o r T a x l*e<-<J i < m u , ' In accordance w l l h law. Sitld ,-erllflenio r-mbrnees Ibifollow in g described p r o p e r l y s i t ­ uated in SemlnoL- C o u n t y . F lo r id a , t o -w lt o f more than 2,500 Tharmlny wit­ Forest game Saturday, that con ­ The University o f South Carolina tracts virtually have been closed lent H eydlcr o f Notional nessed the opening European exhi­ with five Southern intercollegiate defeated Clemson College, 3 to 0 bition game between the Chicago 3 L e & p e W ill A lso Be Called White Sox nnd the New York conference teams fo r games in the here Thursday in the twenty-sec­ B y Fallen, Law yer for F or­ Giants. The Sox won 10 to 11. fall o f 1925. They include Sewa- ond gnme o f the two institutions, University o f Kentucky, Geor­ tho gnme being played before n m er Giant, .Notv Expelled The game was played at tho Evcr- nee, gia Tech, Mississippi A. nnd M ton footbnll grounds. crowd in excess o f 10,000 persons and V. M. I. He also said n conThis is the way a British press .. . N E W Y O R K , A ug. 2 4 . ^ " A thorns the lending feature o f the South j UaC- W' lh **? Univer*U* o f Gcor( ough airing" o f the whole situa­ agency described the garnet Carolina State Fair. "M an y who had not previously ^ln ,s n"*u|,vd. tion surrounding the banishment I witnessed w i t m - n r r u ia t nbat! u n jgame , a 1 11 1 o 1,1 o ias t r -1 _ _ ^ ^ were The winning points were scored o f Coxy Dolan nnd Jimmy O 'C o n - ' founded by the prodigious hitting, 1C 1 1* | n H | | | p t * p r | f in the third period wh e n H o w Ticll from baseliall for attempted ^ American batsmen, the ball ^ . right, Carolina hack, made a kick frequently falling into the stands. ■ b rib e ry w a s p ro m is e d T h u r s d a y by Tile play wns exceedingly fast, from n placement from the 17 yard ■ t y . J. Fallon, counsel for Dolnn, aft but the smart fielding o f the Chi­ ■H line. The Gamecocks had failed in er the latter reiterates! his inno- cago side was the downfall of the an effort to advance by rushing l cence o f any wrong doing in a con ­ New Yorkers. The latter held the from the seven yard line, where NEW YOR K, Oct. 24.— Luis ! they came into possession o f the ference with a score o f newspaper lead until the sixth inning, but the Sox gathered four runs in the Firpo hns balked at efforts o f Tex --'iincn. hall ns a result o f a run o f 47 I Kirknrd to sign him for a match Fallon, who intends to file suit sixth to lend by 7 to fi, yards by Edmunds, who intercept­ ■gainst Commissioner Landis nnd „ B,>vrnth inning gave the with Quinten Romero, the Chilean ed a Clemson forward pass. n * w « n ( « f u l lin an lio 11 ntt I litln r,*u Lben * CJX tilt most commanding lead o f heavyweight, or George Godfrey, organised baseball on Dolan’s negro lighter. , . I half, declared he would summon HV runs to 7, blit they failed to Philadelphia — * in u r n i it c m iit . m cnth 'Landis, President Heydlcr o f the 1 ih '* ,n the following two The promoter wants to put on Jl llll III. CIIICt lT. SKMIMH.K cm ir i, i i . o i u n t . i> ( h a > National League nnd all members l" ^ t.’ T wil5 rlU“ V f th ew men at ik h i . Of New York Giants to the aland , 1 J^ r- " dd,ti nu^ - unV ln > . Madman Square Garden the first five rims. Mostil of the Sox, week o f December, but so far tho J H LitlotE. Cumrilnlnnnt, 't t i, i ~ „i ,lv'’ i r necessary in his effort to clea r, ,,inyinf{ at |,.ft -field, made some Argentine, still involved in legal j oilvla <V,zart Terry an*) W i l l i ■ r r j . form er Gtnnt coach. 1 Jvo wonilcrfui rntchoA in tho oulftolil. cumplnnt ion* ^ruwin^ out o f tie-‘ llll )|'INllJJ fill, 1j• f » Till .*( 111!H for newspaper- oi Un n one n <»t i *•i : t *» n « » n i c i : h i i » i : n t s ■ Dolan ui re-enacted , . OT,e occasion occasion he hud to lean portntion proceedings against him. i: m e n his pnrt in the examination over the barrier in an uttempt to has ili'Hint'd to si^n articles. T*» c *14x m I't ifta ri I ' r r r v u m l W i l l ) ‘» r r v , iifiihk** New J>t n p \ before Landis which resulted in hold the hull. Firpo indicated he still harbored Y ' U nr** h i>r* U\ t :-'jqJr»*i| a n d nr* ^ ‘ b is expulsion from the game for "Ituel was the outstanding bats • resentment against Romero ft.r 1« r •.l in hf anil npfitsir I m fore our ^ A l l e g e d implication with O’Connell j man. He often drove tin ball the latter’s alleged disparaging f in! «’ if - u i! < **urt at the* ( ’ otirl Hon*-* in H.ii fi.f-| Plot Mil on Dm sin the attempt to bribe lleinie among the spectators m the remarks last spring when Luis ro- lus-t M ■nil i \ in N'tvpnilii i 1 t h» &and, Philly shortstop. Dolniia stands. Knmm, at right field also fu-isl to meet the Chilean in South liik: Mo- •'■tr1 d ;o i f isa ir) m<.tith th»*n a T hI Mi* i« to iiiiswi'f Mi. i,ill •. r i-t. in. •tressed his previous contention - played a fine game while Ruberl America. Whether his defeat byii r . l*l+i ii*i t i h il It* M f n a ^ a h i N t > on. a n d ‘■’ that Landis misunderstood his | son wns the best o f the pitchers," H a r r y W i IIm ih an influcncinK Far- mil n.*t H.,hl m m ..r o.titpitiint ( D o inn's) testimony. ■ t.ik*ti HA * n f u g a I n Mt tor or not Firpo intimated in o p ­ ALII A MURA, Cal., Oct. *22 . i*,. r * * t i *iv. i■i * f I !! I 1 4J*-* ! *' N, posing a Godfrey match that hi " W h e n 1 said ‘ 1 don' t r e me mb e r ' fur l ti *-1 iii fJ* i i h .11 i b i*« ri*»■ To Figthing South American Scrapper " t r r iU ,™ m g* ' m< , diurn. A f t e r three weeks of f ig h t he m g a forest fire in the S i e r r a Mad O IID K H o p t h e n a m e Tax 4V r T if I r n l r 1 1»| flit Nit f Jun*. 1-17 2. f l u l f (I A I». f iIc*rt Nui■! i"tlff1rn1** un*t It n»***d imi'if Jn mv h p j i II i ji 1111n i •• ! ' * i i " In r **r 11 f I m t f 11'»’ 1»I* foi o f t h e sta te T h e above entitled cause being henrd In tht# C o u r t and It being sh ow n by the sh e riff's re t u rn <>f the w r i t of su m m o ns nd re sp on­ dendu m th a t there Is no officer or agent of A 8 T O H F A I t M H . IN C ., a co rp o ra tio n org a n iz e d u nd e r the law s of F lo r id a , and whose place of business la In the C o u n t y of S e m ­ inole. State nf F lo r id a In Hemlnole C o u n ty , s e r v lre upon w h o m would bind the said co rp o ra tio n and the C o u rt be ing f u r t h e r advised' that nil of the officers or agents nf said A B T u l t F A IlilB . IN C have been absent frm the S T A T E « » F F L O I U I D A for a period of six months p rio r to the Issuance of the w r it of sum m ons ad respondendum In the shove rnusc, it Is h e re w ith o r ­ dered that A B T O U F A R M S . INC.. appear before the C o u n ty Cottrl of Seminole ■County. F lo rid a at the C ou rt House in Hanford. Florida , on the 1st tiny of December. 1 !*34. the same be ing a rule d a ' of said Co u rt, and I lien nnd there make a n s w e r anil defend on action In assumpsit commenced In ihl* C o u rt the !Mh d o ' of October 1!*2 » for the period t’ eel.n (n the In ’i it n Wit nee- nt' v vlilt i S em in ole j hand and seal “ I I hr 1 I^<»t 7 villa HH* n nl T w in d r i l l ’ of i it* flint*' hi slit* tiittn** i*f A T i l Hf I . t n m i T a x *ii|!i* .il l- iln* ]1 F R E D iihn #*hp »*cI h i | n u n i t' i»f H ti rh *' r»*rU- , \Vllrnx MiiHfi |»iif 1‘hruM'f ■»f N*> 2!*k d a t s d th** <let It 2 1, M I T I I r, TIRE SALE W IL SO N . Attorney 11. Nov 7 14, 21 4I F \\ o»* m i : or tiii: t H T I /1 4 1TI4IN .... 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' • •saU fSl , l o W * t aazd** ***** it 7-n-*t-;» li W n 'Ll A MS A A Guilds Better 5 I - THE REASON WHY 'i A torll kcmpl man nr u-ontiut ntccls with the iippiMvat nf the r 111jIic — It is a ivijii'Mle in luisincss or pleasure 1li.it thvir ilotl t . lie neat anil i lean. O u r p r o m p t a m i eiru ient s e r v i c e in « l«*:ining, p re .s s m g an 1 t l y e i a g m e t1I f t h e n e e d ' ol ev­ er' otie in S . i n f o l d . SANFORD STEAM PRESS!® 309 L. I'ir s t Si r e e l . ------------------------I 'h o n e nfiO i i i u a i a n i i s n i a i s i i a i i n i s i l i a i i i i i H * * 1 * 1 11 Qfehoove : It H E A TS... i ultnarilv li;u,l t. as it Sweeps as it Ch ! :rae ] N ow ’s t need Ile ll*,v*ti o f .-.II. I i with I house l 1 . 0 A III j’Ctu iit l he t- r v,ata a servant tl t v*n t he ilust ti- m ti? s tery , d o p e , nxs inga and other te.-uh, In at nut the grit so d< mivtiftl t t ■ •* >r c o v e r i n g s a : , . l a l t v a i t . k e e p y u u r t u g s f r c s l t a n d E f f S m h a s e r v a n t i s I h e I 1, r , v i t , i r , , l i t s a t t a c l ' i n e n t s W i l l i i o u s c c l e a n i n g is d o n e e a s i l y , i p m k l y a n i l c iu h tle s s lv O n ly $ 6 .2 5 d o w n — balance on easy payment^ Pennsular Electric Shop A Political Public Speaking: • •• •• JUDGE JOHN M. LINDSAY Ftiginc r I« a I %m»** •*•*mi r ii I :i 2 ft. %« l i t r . ■>K*r 1 %* »**M MM 4r il I li Mini mm I I ii inI UiMti s s t h e G r e a t Ihsih ' h a m i l ' r o l i l e m s u) the F t i u rl h ( ’ongreHwi onnl Dis­ t r i c t — Y u u r H o m e D i s t r i c t — in the I n t e rc wl tif C. W. BINGHAM FOR CONGRESS W h o Wi l l He P r e s e n t . S p e a k i n g Wi l l T a k e P l a c e a l Corner M AGNOLIA and FIRST (In ease o f rain at the Court House) Saturday Night, Oct. 25, at 8 * -x - >> Every Democrat invited. A special me-auge o f great interest to every Woman. He especially nsk every railroad and union labor man and woman to be present. These ure the problems that directly concern your h< hum and prosperity. Judge Lindsay will thrill and inatruct you. Re there Saturday night, Oct. 25th, nt 8 o'clock. it'- 1 ' JUDGE E. C. DAVIS, Campaign Manager 310 Guaranty Redding West Palm Beach >*,-;t 6 A (Bald Boiitical AdvertiaemenO ’a. . ❖ ♦> ♦ > <« , ‘ a- .tr' l ♦ V % % J o 7i;o,;i Fit Kit i I uni | . *1 a i*i»n; LASS 1. Mf t 1 * * *n * t m i M il l l f ' ' Mi ll. 1* t •41Tl1 k 1- I ' l l Mt .* li* 1* ♦ \ M W I . I . K :T * TEETH II 333)0 1 d a d in e e n t ABO U T I 1 <1 f*t) i u.Ht l»> B O O K LET 172 113 1 I* I.nhnratnry !hr*|»i*t t ton nf Mjit4*nnls Li'^rt! Kxpfn^c. mi vert imi iif*, «-u J p» r cent Engineering i pe t cent Total FREE —- 31)3 till B ar, x nAFFORD. Atcnua 7 H3 3 0 jN' 4/P \ \ ti)lit* T o p in l.iike Front I mprovemelil t'ompatiy 21 3 21 2*1 22 1 t !>3 1a,1 21, i.tike View I’nrk i n i m ( i in i i i ( i mi i i o r i n »; I ji© Judtcr nf |, r<*l*j*i* f i mm fn, ,0.11 N III Jl llll 111 I I III I IT i Mike Front 1til'llrovcniclit I , mpunj d i f t c t ia r K f i a » r x * • n i » J x r i fi * * - i ,* i i*r n . i i i i i i i i . in iNii i mi 2'.* tv.‘. 276 H2 2n t Hit 23. I.Jiki- \ tew I*ni b f " t t ' " I H l.trt 1U.l N t I NIII,I I IM Nl \ . IN I 11 \ NI I I * N of JllllUM Slliultx *1•' ' (►* 1 :< i >, i i •• i ; :t -f j A n d I l i a I at H i ' en tit* i tin* t * Lake Front Improvement i output,} i I f \ I P »N preterit rn> film) n< ■ " i m o **‘ i x L»7d HJ •j;» h . i .»u * It Itl- 1■ • Iit I I (Li (I k ,1 I til (it I »* IN l l l l I III III Ol l l l l I III N l t Lot 26, Hike View I’urk k f e u t r l * of Mill • ►fiit* *ti*>i .*•• f J I IM. I. •*! 1IINOI I (Ml N I L l|«* ft 1at4*I / * t i.ll*| • » lat il'I, ll •*■I• thH r i p p f f w i i Lake I'tont Improvement t'oinpanj v r n i: o r i i mii m i I It. ♦.*\i m .( I|lu ^l*. t . . f I I*.I *1.1 D t r• ^ ‘ D a t e d 4 let ol'*-r 1 V \- i * t I W ft, i ‘J * Hf» i : %* * *iii* « *1141,1,1 114.4Til II7h HJ I C A S B A NI H I A ,S. IM 1 1 / !,ot 27, |j»ke View Balk 11 i VS in — .. ......... I *. f * d *t,i Luke Front Improvement Fompaiiy I 3f c o r i n ’ o r i o i n t \ j i i m . i .. i f ifM in o tf ( h u n D . • » i n l r **f I I m v I J m 270.82 23 Hf, "I* Ix,t 2'.*, ijtke \’ iew Bark '|‘ i* r M "**t « ) ; - M h j f t i r r * III. 11 wi t In t * H l f i t r **f U H Him If Ji Ii a i*|•» m i ■11w f i •*f11 ?iii* ch i «• ' ' i i l.ik o Fiont iniprovcment I'ontpRiiy iT O -fw o tlrf U Id t . I'V w l' * a < • *•1 *.f . ,*rr n-l-.inl; f H *'*1 i n l l ii i - u d i n t t i . n ! IV m a y CDm * » a i i n n " O ih* 270 82 2't Kf, Mi Lot 31, Hike \ tew Bulk * »*u a i - .* « *“> , *|*‘ t11 *if a t>?ul i ... InilllTf Iv ' 11 11 *i ' W 1: ■ *: t|‘ (* a (|.|f nf I l f i'*' In!**' * a I? t :** t . * * n n l * ' m ! Ii *" i 1 h .« n ! IS# SI ti I * **f K i m Mf i % Mi \ " . *-(ii!•* i tin i V I** Hi**1 IlMii'*; *''«*' * * I,uke Front Improvement ( ’oinpany i lini jM*t|» pl.it i,' «»f I*mM «rn 1 r " I I ' i % 1*• I t " l i l t 11*1. 1 imttnldrr. Judin* §»f nuhl 1'" i n t l bita i*in I 276.82 23.86 I n r i»j* i, 5*1 tl* ' H f-I**.r i« 1„* i " . ! » ( > Lot 33. Fake \'ievv Park , Jud»f llldu*’ of l*r«ibnt*- fur rn> e i * !• - * > * ti l* M 1 **i •’ nt »• f * 1 I Nil t,i i T *U Ml V 111 1 1•* *. f in*rji** i: i a ? »i % 11 *• * - i i i c I *, 1T11lIi 4 Lake Front Improvement Company **1 I • I,. I*ml - Ii|•*•'SIr sl,.*•■fnit* **|**i *iMillill f * Tt M , |, U ,A ^ H HM1TH «w* ■-.-.I uid **i» •nu C 'ti i **1 il *'"Hi t 675.78 02-08 41f • * Mil 1 L* 1 1 .if ( *-r 4«» 1 ) 1•> 1 lilt Lot 40, Lake View Bark lint t)i*t ii» ih* *••»»’ - on,.' I will M II, ti**- Mi S r t i i f ' . t i l Florid.i i*n It** tl 1 \ 1.. ll i . i 1•* f *,r ti i»11»* ♦ ■ - 1 l»rr»cnt m> *n**»u»tt* •» Ki i **i * i . r I »* * • ntl*f f A I' 1 2• I> Clyde Steamship Co.. Reg 66 ft North of the Ml |M 1 V 411 • H .I tr . 1 J jiti li I : r al * u i r U of anld rut al* «**‘i i"i »■ n d (I,* -I •• I 1 1** r«* t i c k s ’ u n a w * " i •» »I,. 11*>«H\ i*1***1 nip** P# If l ni t ** »*i *»f N. W. Cor of Illk 2 Tr. 1 Run U i d l r mv {truvu I I Ilia* M i l "I t . i Ml p l . l l l U * xl. lp' ld-tl na itl riJi4M» i n An»l to tb*- f **11'-iv mu , D ated OrtBber I* a D i"’ t • a # >iia* I * ' " I til b»*r w ii** a d* * r* •• pj •* it* M i il'Ml I * ill iNl4kt* hi N 44K.V ft N rt'J deg. 17 Min W. •••'It V IH G IM A B > IITM . f T v , o* •a f # *»■*•• w i : I hi* **nier«*(t iikuliifl 1> ! •••e 11 '.II DI ft. N. 160 ft E. 201 Ft S y. .j I t »•»{;I n , i f a p o i n t Sn fi S*,iti It ro t u t o r r n t 'M 't ji l i \p o i l »«-d l l m l l i d o r ll i» I I n n be l)f N**» I li.'.t * I to I f f . E. of Reg. W. to Reg. Minlr |-|«rlaill. tiublUli* tl li* t Ik* S«Hft*rd RrailM oir tviMMlj a jtiiil .ffn ft \V. #i N o r l l n aM *i**".i i* r :u 5 .o . In #H**mlr »!** rvi ji* i i . i .i ithe Vk In r* Estat,' - f l-*“ H> t ' - ' D " " * , ' iii'vv s|iu|i* r |*iihllaiheil (Leas Seminole Boulevard)...*.... 540.8 2,027.65 h* i(Hi llU M iH •*! F*•ff lilt* N ' . N o lle * l» t o p '•> a t* e n t" -II I F) *»i i d a . m i c e a %% i**di f . i r Ill'll 3S T* • »i (*It 1 1 R 111 Hun 11t H uh » The above and foregoing final asse'-nvertCs are payah.e without in; * * l » , m it *na» ....... .. tt,u* <>„ i n r 11? 11 r * **tt mt \ it |I V r Vi i f k i i tilt ills l i i r W e n t l h* 'IS . H MSir;*lj|y nf pBt'fflllirr. A I 1 » *•# L \\ I T N I ;vS 11 4v I m nd a nil lb*' l*<»l J l i:.k»1, tereat up to November 15, 1024, nnd from and after nueh 'lute raid npiil) to I t , . Ilniior-lil# 1- * f t h f ***.u 4‘ irrnlt t *•»*»!t thl* Inure nf \f!» ft ttit*net* Smith .* *M# liklier of till* f \ . Ilit nee Taft i ills- special aaiasanienl*, will be payable only in ten effual annua! Install­ iott«hutd«r, Juilge of mill I uurt 2 n d «tm > t.f 4 **-1 i»tm*r, A IJ * U * 2 I , tudxa of J't*>t,«te lor mv Dtial IrtKAL) * * t HJi^r ii f IIT* f |,, pliiMii**' Km 1It J* (Hrtlkiirr uf SOo ft |ti point of In ments with interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. i : A I »oL*flLAKH. H a r h a r g ‘3 n* U z e e u lrt x or t h e -Rtot, , Clerk nf ct*•- f ’ lirult <#*‘ »iri nf th# Flnnlntf l i K l t i b V T K A F F O I t D . de r— Rert Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City of Sanford, In- *l*a»krd HevrnDi Ju d b ln l Circuit nf Klort v h W I i appilralloti w ill lid tbat nt tlir n u "'' Dm- I "HI Ll ._ t»...1_ V AlflofT lli«* pf* t i t I o n f u r h*t I t * lit* w* **H Florida, this 41 h day of October, A, D. 1024. lijn In „ ti l, # lo r Bc m lnu le fC'l.Ofll i , 4»«*4y. reseut n o (Dial jveruutit* a* IT* file Hi mild enurt, . . , rutrU o f ajyld -•t*Jr. “ i"1 a*1* ?**r 0 'V. M'KNCFlt., JIL. . I.. R. r i U L I P B , City Clerk. 1*al rd till# til ir I Hill tiav of (Vtu* Kollrllor unit Counsel for t'ohtplalfi• tier. A IV 19 St ant. Publish October 10, 17, 24, 31 and November 7th. 4! I. Hlt’ KN numdlMi) — L I 'A U A N T K L P 27 U n i nr 1 w •i C til(L ib > ut bed tune w ith a >w a 11n a nf w a t e r, that * ail N>* ^*1 1 1 “ , rm ttiiUM'rt u*»r th** -li^h i t i nt t fi rein i* w it h i jilin e , Ais 1 1 1 3 7 w o rk m jilt JiM iifv. N e x t iiu u n ito : * 2 7 0 3 7 '.' \ o u r i "hi has v anj'h evi ami y»»ut T «» li* I m•itn* i»y C i t y J R } . t | 0 7 .f»h le il* i i f t e s i n u l and purl Tn Ih* IimI hi* Ly lid IJH (lit pr •»(»«' 1 1y o WI icih L* ! fil'd Ciilnta lm a i e sold o n ly in N u ni L i t •*f f r e t HVrt 7.‘L *»ri^iiial s* aled pm ka^cN, p rice tell A«st* s»Miii-r .t |h i ( n o t f m h t n K , ‘. $h.r».HIVI i c i i l s f o r tin1 vest pocket M 7.c, ' I h r f n l l u w i n j ; I n t H i * C n s l n f W h i c T H I l R the* p i i v m ^ o n I'almctto t h i r t > -f i v e rent* f u r the la r ^ e f a m ­ A m f r o m CVin niM-r* o i l S t r r c t t n l . n k e M o n r n t f r o m .’I J ft t n l«> ft tn ily pa* krte?' Reeiu nm e nde <1 and ^ u a n u it c e i i by d r u ^ ^ i s t B . wi dt h v m i Ii WiJliU nu rt b inch m e k hii^r. , lLi d. f J 32,2<i m o n e y Inn k it y o u are not delight !*H t 'll Yd * <*i -'nhn^ (ft> Uhed,— A d v llll of I ,11 4-,| Yd- 1 i 'i He was ronelm il!, r r y l « ; ting. I g»\ e bio, he's RO differ,?,! you know him I.Aiigke ■„<] lime," writes M r , j p 6 13 But,set A n Htzntx, I Tecthtnn I* Hold by ai|, •end 3 0 e to Moffett Columbus. On . f. r iixHuz IT ^ 0 .9 5 S L75 f 1.90 5 1 0 .0 0 ( \ |>liN-» in' ‘ > J 1 IM *1 ( Ml N 1 * ** 1wt1i- ■if 1 1*.rlil ii S©Htll», (»lr < (Ml I#I f li , * t 111a 111ha f * '- 1 I n re K u la i * * t ». 1 N p tle c !■ I»r| I t '**, 1 •* . w h o m It r a n > «* i* * « ll ii»■i* t ' .i, If A i• i r» i t c h d a y Of I n r Id 1" f 1 » 1 . 1, . * 1 4 1t " | 1 filial I i* t•s»I > i j F w U iiU » h iiltl* * i J m la * a mh •* ' IK (m 22c tel urns 11' till Ft 12" r-toim sew. I (II 1 III I loo I in I I 3 " D r a m tile laid (o tin t mi 1 ’ei le g a l ji ,|, .............I ........ I nt ,-tiil, * oin rvtf' alley M a n h ole s One Dated I F I hIm i 2 , i l> and that Ut I I " sen . tie present mv final in, '-i .n i. eif s .il il 2 t •r i hi. 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X7lh day Of JAtll> • n d that nt I IM N i k hi I n lm u i to i V In to t , l , , K tvin , I n ,1 , ( u o e e i n I liu< dlscliur a - Ml oiiu m r i ’ IM fi ‘ N T I M S \\i | I fi » k **r In re E rI n t■- ,-f Jam. N o llre W h o m It «1• I 2>-l 1>* ft •1.| 1 nf *c I - Ml I< I. \* ;; or I IM II I **r in I • 1: f 1 1: t , , t n, H ill. < ut |*I *I nf i and thai Ml IIlf h/l III ■ 11M. | IN \ 1 * 1 *: 1 r , 1 I* I v 1 I I I 1.1 ^ ft,, H o t , , ,i , t -„i,| , F , .toil, 1' , ! , t I'lo rl.lH 1 uni " M y I'aby « n « w, rron, 1 COuldn t look ,.rt,r ' H a s t Socnml S i r e d . 311 1 Try Smith’s Barber jj Shop for pood barber ■ work. Ladies welcome. » Next to Valdez. In re Eri.i I. of \t 1 F. P. R I N E S Simmons Siberia Refrigerators at Rail Hardware Co. l«llla n l. Baby I r Juki n llttl* | and the R l lg h lc t dittturU— i bowels or IHomm'li ln;ly j make him unconirorubu/! 1 caurr h*'R rruRt, ninl fruf^u ■ b*'» bad lie m*j u n-^ 1 constipated. Colic l> often the rualt j J In s baby'a Miomarh Havas the gus baby quieter, hnepi.r * Cut prircn «»n 14“ sizes U n i t e d i \ Mi-lit s »:4 T i o > i.r.u :im . * * r v r i t : i | Staton, IV nns > Iv a n.a . F o d c r a l. \ t a t i : o r i'm i i i i i i | 1 «t tl,i * f1 littt*. A l» 1'«01 liilN | i filed **t 1 ! *f t t tf i* ii r *» in tit > uff i o *i *nir. X**tt**» |i * i . »*> Klvm that A | n?td hi*** ?*iiid*‘ h i •|»11f.i t Inf) f *•r . Trt x H* ' iU* l |i»ir* lianri 4*f *l':tx <Vr*j 30 x 3 Vi I ic**d f ■i in it i f ‘o r d »«m** M 11 l la w H.itd ■- * r f I f i ait l •- **rnl*t ;i i ’»-n th»- tif./al* N** .13**1. 4lnlr«l M.» .Mli iIhv 3rnv T u b es IV. 1!«22 »••«« r-*• *1 *-d*l f’lllMV [, l d* »* rllt**d jii niit-ri x t| *.f Jin * A hui littd lit S **III lii*1!*; P i u n t ' Plot l*t.i t * rt j *i*‘ii W- Ml i m **4 f 1<**< i l f d Tiilu'fl Ttifiil* ii |■11 11c ii I tfili f *- s td t >1*"') Im . 1 n - \v11 12 x i L'ltv * ami it VHIfi s*i t r n in H«*it*' I m n c r u r il i* in'* u I t h luvt S ’i »>l T w in ato heslth, blood Ut£° «™ptiotn/, •kin blemishes irony a LEONARDI'S ht^w THE BLOOD blood, drives ih e ^ ^ ’ brings tho glow 0f now. Insist on rp. Refuso substitutei. A|^] When Baby’s He May Not Buy a CLARK JEWEL Gas Ranffe at Ball Hardware Co. o f four n i ! i « , r u U , ' Sanford Herald, „ wn' ’" ‘l ***** ^ H m ihw It 2‘* 1: 21*1 li* '**"*• TV* I ;*»»*• nuiti h. I** Hit j* -k|*'*«M4*il at t h** il:i 1 * Mf tli*" I’ ending tlie outcome o f govern­ I n miii ri * * •>f n •1 c 11 «* r f If tr a t *• 111 1) ’ * to say wh e n ft im> •f I. I» I’ m. nI l iil* •**« *.ii*l ment litigation, Firpo will make contemplated firstreItmountains, he found he wn> pi * \V I f II* tn s *•f f ** I ■*I ♦-*.k*n rt f ii * • •*•■*•! If U-.»»f nIi »II I** 1 •*1* « tn* «I i*« 1" ? t • I mmi m t l * taking . ----- . the ....... .lellnite plans but if he is « t** L*u 1.1 * <1« ••! 111 I »MP M l. A S S | find H'li.l Mi in II* 2.1 i d dn> **f i ii'i: a ■ , P ’ “ c ‘ " n ° 11 1 " ,n Uo - 1 pounds lighter than when the fire eleared of the charges against him, 4S»-,i i • tv* 1 * *f 1 o n ihi* 2 in I «ln v nf )»*■** in « “I #*r f ”i I *' ti 11 ■*■*ii r < S* riMn.tli- [ l o l i r r \ M P*JI Ia n s restoration to good standing |broke out l»ri 1 II. I ' * 2 I R i c k a r d believes the t e m p e r a m e n t 4 ‘ m u nt v PI*.i nl i l I*. \ 114i P » H . A S S In baseball and obtain his share Wlft.i'HN m> *»ffi* 1 .1 I •'k’ li .il'i"ftv 4 M U I.P K S I * •‘ ' r ’l r l k • M I|l( • ■'111 Si H llll it lt I ’l' llll al South American will consent to in r m n r or- i h i > r t .i i i m . i :. :■1 1 , 1 «. ,1 tins III, J ir.l ,l t, <•( ' o f tho world's series money. .1 v Mi ;s . S I M It* »N I t> I I«•r nl « S r n i l i o i l r < < > n n l> . s m i r » r n „ r i,iu. several matches during the winter I* 1 " . ' i t.*L Snii, it,., t ., n Ml 11?41I II nil t U\ A M U | l K S I >. p i ll \ « I. r L " I t Will be three or four days at In r>• I Kim nf It# ,,, , | | , 1 . v |n it ; I. \<s here. S* |if 1!•■ f ii » H» I T *4 4»i‘ t :i 1 \*.\ 14 21. 2 S <'1,1 I i ‘t ,,u t f , ' , » , i t S‘ a l l " I, *s' ■*<• ■■ l» l i r r e l n i,< „|| least," said Fallon. w3 i „ i n It inn\ i ’ miii -,-! ii 11,„ t «-,, |t . t\ F I 1 iila Sg ■ — ----------------------------- _ TULSA. C».-t. 2 2 . Gaaolinp • ’ >Ii ‘t i n . f 11> . . to!.. , \ |, t , _■| p., \ M W F F .K S I' ' A T T E N T IO N , MASONS! I slisll j»|,|, I% I,, tin , 0 ,, i prut'R nliiuilil he regulated by the T O A l I. J 'H O l 'K i m O W N E R S O W I N G I ' R o l ' K K T V O N I ' A i . M E ' I T O tot I II S - , 7 It 21 > 1 II "11 kll i r * 1 * 1 *■ . l u l l ) • ' " f “ (tl* I • ... r it; Kuncr-al services for Brother Cal- ii n market jtrice of mal, t.!tys Walter A \ K M K I I K T U E K N t ' l I M M K l t C I A I . S ' l ' K K K T A N D L A R K M O N R O E ) .1tote - **f U j*t • f t M I rmI < . Teagie. prt aitlenl o f the Stan k . ,n Williams will tie held at 3:30 •II - i h ii i „ .* D •« i ' Xr .*. .I.1IT ,.f f t 1 N o tic e is h e te h y g iv e n that the co nstrm tmn of the a s p h a lt pave 1r< o'clock Saturday afternoon. All (*f m :\ iiv H M ;i: i* •!• •I tlitnl Oil Co , of New Jersey, has mi nt on I ’a l m e l t o A v e , hetween C u m m c n >a! Street a n d L a k e M onroe in il i< 1 11 , U 1 ll t 11 )* •**itii, * • it. 1 8,c nB-wi 11 mi*'Ct in thi» Ind^i* r<*<,»in mg his statement on the analyst' |*t ♦ n •" 1 i m f li u i i m ' , *•♦11*1 •t 2:30 o ’clock. i f the pot rnlt uni situation, saying has been tonip le te tl, a n d the co m p le te d w in k tins been f in a lly accepted r * 1<1**l l.f Nil it) * M , i T . (t lei E. B. R A N D E L L , Jr.. W. M "price of coal so affects th epri, e liy the I 'o m m is s i o u of the ' it y of S a n f o r d , F lo rid a . t it • It M l I ' l l tl l L l t . f i l 1* 1. .I*., r *' ' |• o| fuel oil that g a - ol o l o- is affect * \ 1 • t o ll,, w i n g is the fm a l e s t im a t e ot p a v in g P a lm e t to A v e , . ru m 1W C O t ’H T o r 4 h i m ^ j | in ,|* a I II Wl\ II \ I; |( l I ed in proportion.’’ IrM lnolf r«Mntr. **(nlr *.f 1‘ lorMii C o liim e ic u t ! Stre e t N o t h to L a k e M onroe a w i d t h o f 3 2 feet w it h In r« Eel ale of 11 ,1 1 1 1 ,1 1 \ IN * HI 14 1 411 « (»| \ | \ IM.I in < im I i t ( m i i r i \ k| \ i . n t i i u .Mitt urn] 11*4 f*)m 1 1 «•?» a <» inch ro. I. J Nolle© In li*f*L\ t.. .,11 *«*i i i 4i i i i |«- ( •*ii n l s , * l ( n ( r nf .11 l int Is|it J l l l l l l \ l f l l l l | I T . IN I M i 1*011 lo o t I n yds, guiding 'dl 4 'b ^jrhom It ttm> con* * t r* M .m -o, n . f 401 tio I »• •• t .• 1 * . f • ,t , " i : i i m n 1 : « o i v r t . < * t \ i>: 01 4Tth day **f l »*** •ni i** t \ 1 * j **j 4 n* r»•I I M i l l I II \ IN 4 II % M | IM 272 , Sta. yiN overhaul tn fr I p h a l l 11 i>pl> t*. i l i r i i . i i i i . d i M , 1 '"'ll* • I* i . *. 1.4 4 I \ * M.m Im|i i iLiiUt f I * 1111*1.41 ti.1 nt F . 11 tiMftholO to J m l i i * ,.f Mi* 1*1 ........ It " L .»*, ii n , , . » r 1231 l.iti Ft tom rote , mb nnd gutter «■ of I 'to ll ,11 , f «-, III, f , 01 1 '.’ . l i t ,t . * t I ■ . |*< t «'V l l ? " l l l l 1 fl 1i N J l.i * r i n ! 2b I Lin Ft, I Iti'h i tub ni He d i s c h a r g e ns l-:». . 0 1 , i , . t 1 1 ,, . . , „ i . 1 *•L ti i i o |>|il t t .. f L . l f, 114 »l ., fit) l i - ' l M II a i v •- v H « f H A f l l i t u r r v fi it it y >1* I M •i - ►- !. f* r I ,U l!"l I tn Ft Grablle t iltb. r, -et fn1 1f>c • • .*• ** < ! ti 1 1 * 11 ► l|« V 4 1 *"« f and that ut tb*- ..mi, , I •"• .1 *.*1*. . . t |*| ....... f t w |** i L* It* ti *, ■ f 1.... M i 2Hd.’i S | I d ipyeaent tn> f 1mi 1 .......... rmk bti'c in 7.H *1' ‘ • > *i i . 44* i %* , II If 1!> 1ft 4 44 r I if •1* .1*1 j*' 1 •cutrlx of hxt,i .MM, i,., ,r *r *1,1 Ml 1f) k iij ?j (jr* , >v:itl.l In 11 *4 7 3 V. S j Vi|v 2 " sheet a - p h a l t to p t h r l r a p p r o vii 1 11 11 1 r I I. M . | .) HU! <1* • D a te d O eto bei ; \ ). i , ••, 21 lo S,| Yd- 2 " Willtli «. 117 •»* .»* •1 .* 1 11j*i 1 |* ** * 1It 1lMl 1 H ELEN IS J IN K C 'S ( ,..1 ,1 0 , . •f HI . U m I t " l h *• Ilu; 01 1ill i IsJ1 ______ 20 Si| Yd-« In i- k re fmd nr t 2 , ’•* • m•a 1 ■ * I * IU »* •il *» I in i i,i * H U I I N C O l 'I t T o r c m a i t j i |i i , |, Fallon F a l f o n re fu se d Stop "dosing" rheumatism. It’s pain only. St. Jacob's 0U will stop any pain, and n ot oho rheumatism case in fifty requires internal treatment. R < « * « “ ilng, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil right ton tho tender *pot, nnd by tho time you say Jack Robinson—out comes tho rheumatic pain nnd distress* St. Jacobs Oil is n harmless rheu­ matism liniment which never dis­ appoints. nnd doesn’t b u m tho skin. It takes pdin, soreness and stiff­ ness from aching joints, muscles and bones; (lops scintica, lumbago, backache and neuralgia. Limber up! Get a small trial bottle o f old-time, honest lit. Ja­ cobs Oil from any drug store, and in a moment you’ ll he free from pnlns, aches nnd stiffness. Don t suffer! Rub rheumatism away. F ix m in A . T O A K T O n F A It SIB, I n c . a c o r p o r a ­ tion, - 1 > . 1 1*I f«■!|m\v hue Tin* Mini l.i ml In*Ih k sthatfmakes t wthe sbod/ST S HEnVJCB in o f •*r 1 1»r n *■>*** I C o u n t , Court of Seminole t ’ anutv this the ’. 'till dav of] f|i*«rrl1ii ii prop ai*t\ i Florida. 1 ‘‘ 1 1 *■-11 11 ii m *| in S» ntliiol** t ‘i n i i n y , F l o r * j: I tel.,In r K F III tl’ BEIK ll.DF.lt 1 Ida. I** u it Judg e of the County Court I ii w tlto tho even texture of h—o. f o n b t r u c tiV f w spaper p u blish ed off in* |Vn oe m it, F lorid a. fir*** a S a a isf I Lot Flat n f Villa Hites Thisold l.tnd b* Ing assessed at Ih* date of the Issuance nf such rei It Is further ordered that Ih !" l l f i e . n . I,, tin n l i n e nf A . I> Smith. notice he loihllehed once n week T h a i I ,mm*i Ma ii ** purcti ifu-r ili n ' *■ * f i li * *■II If I *1 <!• in | In- n,iin*' f*U l . l l a f l " ! tn Mi** S;* n f*ir d n f l * i K n n u it P n 1. i -i l»| *■* « I If In* t •* i l l ,4h I** t f*' i :i 1*1 m m ♦* •ii r h U*»*k f "t f "lit r* d'***‘tti.*:|hi > m i d i ! i it l •* l . i n Mix d* h *I *■**1 1 *■* * 1 1 j 1 1 . ■- « * * k ** VVHU* - ■* Il i\ (kii ri<, arid Mir «.',t 1 o f H*(II I f M h t i n f •**f M l Till 2 n d iliiv Nil ill I ‘t i ll I li r** *1 i|n > • 1 : * 11 11 in ' M*" * m l " " V I * \ '* 1 I meant meant i didn't “know''anything j l u ^ n J d X J; X ■bout it," Dolan said. IJi&Sa&lte, n o t i c e o f A r r i.iO A T i6 ji r o i t t a x iiKF.n u n d e r s e c t i o n ars ft • ------------------- ------ m im S south was denied by the Inter­ state Commerce Commission. 5 Major Grid Gaines S o u t h Carolina Is KJE LANDIS TOIBaseball Fans O f Scheduled By Florida Victor In Clemson Liverpool Witness T A M P A , Oct. 24.— J. L. White, IN-COZY o f athletics at the Univer­ Game By Score 3-0 Giant-Sox Contest director sity of Florida, stated while here LAWSUIT LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.— A crowd with his team at the Florida-Wakc COLUMBIA. S. C. Oct. 24.— ■AStosssfo. in ,. I , ■ •* * !'• '! '** ••at* A L. i" - x & —*■- * xiiJ U lB & it .1 �W 3 5 *riVrv i . i ,' 'AtUtti, M w & s wti [r iM F*! »*vr?p U«L»i4t , . U THE SANt<6iU)’ ilE B m SfeWtff, 0 * | / 1 ^ i ^ i t ■)‘ ‘ -i * £•J I) v\ ■ fM f. ia i\ 44- . IB— V 1 T m nrrrrrrf * r » ■A^JU-e* '*; A . r t i S 6 ]D l f ^ n t U n PRO FIT '♦no 0 BATf w i r i „ r T S . Herald W an t Ads W ill Keep Y ou Posted Classified Directory , (ally Herald f t w ______ MEN'S CLOTHING______ Building Material FOR R E SU LTS Help Wanted MIRACLE Concrete Co, gen Rooms For Rent Houses For Sale Apartments For Rent Miscellaneous : 1 For Sale - * ft ! W A N T E D — Y’ oting lady for *teno* FOR SALE Large, roomy bungn- 1FO R R E N T — Room and kitchen. j graphic and general office work. APARTMENT FOR R E N T— One low. Completely furnished with _ 1101 Elm Ave., corner ! 1th St. I Answer in own handwriting giving 3 room and one 2 room npnrt- up-to-date furniture. This house FOR R E N T — Two large front *ad co l- '.f [age, experience and salary expect- mi'tit. A pply 30(1 French Avo. was hujlt for a' h o m e .1 Located on rooms, adjoining bath, water, rdun«ir- f « C j ( j cd. Box 510, City. Magnolia Ave. between Twelfth i lights. 700 W est 3 r d .________ ^ Sanford will JO.RO per hour. nnd Thirteenth Street*. Very best , FOR R E N T — Furnished room nnji z ; * i |i*3 MOV W A N TE D - Ambitious boy ___ i ia ■ A m H r a li n e location in Snnford. Will sell for; j wanted by The Herald to soil .> fl kitchen. 1101 Klin A v e , corner FOR S A L E — 7-drawer Singer sew. i t * iis ' fU.OWO.OU furnished; 52,000 cash. ] 'copies o f the paper on the streets ing machine like new Alao •j 11th. Sst. .’____4 « « l i n e Ralance in terms very easy to hnn- 1 1o f Sanford each afternoon. Lib­ Hirosier kitchen cabinet. 109 N. , 3 i|:iuhl» *boT« die. See W. I.. Rumple at First eral commissions will make it no** TW O furnished bedrooms very de­ Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J.______ National Rank or call phone 207 , sirable 217-E 3rd St. 2 blocks |sible for hustler to make good ,!,■ s r t fo r c t » SUITS A N D OVE R CO ATS— All and mnkc appointment;___________ 1 from P. O. earnings. The cirulatiun mnnuger irtlon* . wool made to order, guaranteed • ■r,'j.y| ,u r«(< le n gth will be glnd to talk the matter over FOR QUICK SA L E — Practically ) to fit. Any 2-piece suit $25,. Full i line ' with you. ________ _____________ _ new six room, modern bunga­ , , jot* f o r flr*t suit or uvercont $29.50. Scotch Herald Office low, good residence section, one 1 u;,c HELP , W A N T E D — Young lady Woolen Mills, 305 E. Second Street. L |( r-»trlct*(J to block of High and Primary schools. FOR RENT -Five room enttnge on Sanford. Fla. lura wanted to enroll in Herald’s big I '• paved street. Apply 30(1 French Furnished or unfurnished. Thou­ „ Salesmanship Campaign. Kxcep"|i snels T h e 8 » n ORDER your Chicks now, n M o TOM MOORl sand cash will hnndle. balance ten i n e 'lional opportunity for hustler. , III to- r e s p o n s ib le Leghorns nnd other varietiea. In c o rrs d I n . n r t l o n , years. Wiite Rox 050 or phone T*",$184o in prizes are being offered glasses fitted. 221 E. First Street. All inspected stock. Continental ' ’ ’ for * u h « * ii u e n ( M0 W. c' e® to the worker securing the m o s t 1 I Rhine 410. Hatchery, Rox 704, Valdosta, Ga. i‘( nfflen should be rwo-room anti one threell,v j | votes in a contest which will end 1 .p a it-li In « » « « o f PIA N O T l ’ N ING & R E PA IR IN G m furnished apartment. 701 FOR R E N T - Filling station ami l-'()|{ S A L E — Young lettuce plants. ,i OWN YOUR HOME. ■ H<* Satmday night, November 22., garage combined, Authorized i \p Hanson. We have homes to suit every arR- There is still rime to win. If you II5IIT'IXRIta. ! Piano Tuning. Repairing and Over taste and tucket hook. If you are I'ord S. .vice Station Tools etc. Ny \y ,M j7iou7Sugur Cane Syrup. , ., j s ttior'■lve have any spare time and would hnuling. Edwin Colborne, Walaka f with r u t *•*. r u t s * A , in |IOW |,.,rr,.ns -i,v deliverintern* ted in owning your Imme | „i i t'S]ioiis,bli‘ miiiy to work o n , I A p t s , Snnford. Fla. like to win a Ruiek touring car Inn '*01 n lvt* y o u ^ 1 ^ 1 Itttil.NI v i I i r k Hhtir ti The send your name and address to The eull on us. see one of our salt - otnmis-ion basis mutt know f o r d <i(| ( ( ,rf) <Mllrn |>r<>.lucu Co. Live PRINTING irnisl ■ it A ml If j _____ _ i * 1 ii t k nIiiii u J. M».*in-ni. rntH imig men ami hear our easy plans uni t ar 1 " V _________________ _ 1O e l r K i n - h i I i n- ft isi y o u In hpl 11k Siiful tv tit•*rr$!nh; Imhh< Herald office and the contest will M ATT 11KW‘ PR HISS- PRINTING t iiu terms to “ Own Your Home” . ! " i \ T r.i »t.i * i h be explained to you. Phone 148. j w.tni mi to mule it I •••hi |»*t word, minimum lie. Q U A L IT Y - S E R V I C E — PRICK. i Vtn i*tiil iim Ii t »»f S» A. P. < ON NELLY A SONS >• PREVENTS INFECTION. ADVERTISIN G gois result* if It •1*1. 7 *»l I Ii • < ••((' Commercial S t , R. R. Ave. 108 Magnolia Ave .MAN1 with i mi* ni* i :i t>!<• IxiiMin^ \ T MiTten. The greatest discovery in flesh . *-i it. .*r i*t. •t.i.i i reaches potential buyers. I’ aPhone 417-1, 3. Insurance. Real Estate oxprrunco tli d n ininition with ' •- *i •* o n*1 \ pp.ii t P»m •In-u 1*1 » l \ " ( h e i r latka Daily News is em ulated ill healing f- the marvelous Hurozont*. H ‘ t\ tile tnfflrr lolilrnjft (ft fn in I'i!# r\irw *nlirH A Y N E S & R A TLIFF.- Printers an industrial and agricultural sec­ a preparation that tomes in li<|Uid l-'OR SALE -3 i duted houses und it v|U,||s ; • i • • St ni#* . r I I i i.l (ihont* Murol.sr if I and olTice outfitters. Phone 340 tion. one lot in Georgetown. One if«tl. Writo T (» I!«»x 211. nnd powdei form It is a conibina-j n u lls A l 'f U l oat. i. (f Itu* fI . h v s 1 1 1 k blot k from Celery Ave. Excep­ t ihi a* >e.d ha* n | 115 Park A_veiiue. S* *I*' M 7, I l Alii. I. ST. A Cl ;T ST IN !•' FLA. - StT. lion treatment that not otilv puritional investment Houses nnlv ir it n * n i li,,r» c a n ' l I .H i. ti of I Ii. S i .it* fn I lie wound of gernjs that ciium* N EW ERA P R IN TE R Y , .lob John* t ounty is reachetl through sllli »otI u n lp u t eetillV built. lo r particulars la printing at reasonable price. O p­ the St. Augustine Evening Itecurd. infec tion, but it heals tip* lb sit mr mlili t**tt ipnre at Ibiiimel Specialty Shop dll nf c i i m p l a l n t f M h l t i l t n l n H n l n n t with ext rannlm.it v speed. Rild j posite Post Oiriee. Phone 4 10. Qua k result*. Two cents |tcr word. nttnnrr M I N T be next to Post O f f i c e __________ v *•it In fh m rn u s o , ni I ip i w l».* tlpcrohn wounds or rills which take Week* rtitn sf I h r Sft n — P C HI. 1C STE N O G R A PH E R Sami le copy on reuuest. ,n *• will !.#* * * i i t aKiilnut [ n f l l r r »«r l i f l e l FOR SAI E From owner- Modern to Ileal with the ordinary liniment < EDNA LORO. oiriee of II. It TA M PA , FLORIDA lnmpa Daily Hit-1ir| tfiiit KIy nuclei the- powerful tiltr •I'arn ■ H a­ It 1* i i f r c f i M b ortl.T fil. Tliftl this five room bungalow with bath loI t r l l d . limes, tin* great home daily, lltfl It m e of lilts Wonderful lelll Lewis, Park Avenue. Phone 319. ami large sleeping porch. Garage, u tlir l*«* p u l .t l H h t ’il i v n r i n W f l i k i**rvln* ■rate 1 '*jc per word, minimum fdv for *t»; lit |\«« l u - r k u In 111® on 7n loot lot. $ 5 "","" down, b.tl I’ tite f II■111111) i("t . •«" ami I'r* fni‘f r fflrUnt 1i aiurge jnc cash with order. Write #1 L in f t t i il II*m i d . *« hew »|i;ip**r p u b f i h** | ancp tn suit A. Renaui, San I’owtlt I ,.0i and title Sold K. SPU RLIN G, subdivision lot totnplele rate card. lnhotl tn ftSanfor.l. S .in lim U * C o u n t y , by Ctijon I'linlioncv 1 t o l d lit dit specialist. Subdivisions to ( »i TO REACH Itl YKKS or sellers of ••rilel i ll at Sanford, *" u" HOI SE HARGAIN FOR SAI I lando, Florida. and Floral uni i I lot iita. un iht* Floi ida leal estate advertise ill licit F o u l lo o m s, l i r e place deep Well Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ of Se l'l fill her, A. l>. the St. Petersburg Times. One cent ' 1 • m al p u m u in kill hen, electric light *. way. North Park Avenue. I 1I I F cent a Word daily, two cents a word I " la rg e flo u t sereciied p o i . l i , i ..i t SIGN PAINTING k. s 1ll Ii Cl i i IR \ Sundays._______________________ n tii,. i teelied p.olih lied lo o m , n ltlc A N I O R D SK.N M IO P Right M A IN E Water Mile, Morning Sen­ 11,11 s i . t i iimiii Three f if t y toot lio p t p i n i s for - i g n s of all k i n d ’ ■ ' i! ' h d ' . ,l»l It rn eil, g a r a g e for iv.*> tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ I o filar ft w il l u l l r U H > Ii N N I P P E R . 10 ii.i ill's, i hit ken park and t h o k 'i i 1 pP4»|)|l 1 1 Sill . f o r i l ple ate interested in Florida peon Sanford Avenue at 1st Strtt j 11 house Worth at forced sale iJ.'IMI 1 W |l Iftfl it n r i l i x l . t-rly Reach tin to t li lo o g h (In* Plume 473,-.I. 1 ‘‘ ' till .sell llow. tl t a k e n at nil r 1 . 0 1 st otiricl. Rate c a t d on u|ipUca1Ip f « 1m i •m •|>cA SI'I.EN ( H U , i ,, |„ $ 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 , j s at tlovsii, balalit ■ p MfpiP .i It is ....... f2o.oo jinipi|i T ll. |(oN lilt, uj for liiih.-iiti'i I. I II V That tiled, half •*i* k, tliscnurnged , . 1,1 1 i all at 31*5 East So olid St i nr feeling i no i d by a impid liver and constipated bowels tan be gotten [ Mi l If! to . T A M P A MORNING TKIRE'NT. tnl of with surprising promptness Send m your suliscnplnm to the ' Mi l l m •1 by using llerbllie You feel It* Tiihune or band it to >our local henidii ml elTecl with the Aral doao , xj * •»h *m : dealt r so you can read Floi ala's a- its purifying anil regulating efi u M •!( ■A 1 f *• itintn * i.- l Unti l . greatest newspaia'r. t die your i feet is thoiough and complete. It $8 lid, 0 months $4 dd, three nioiilli* 11" 11\ A v e n u e allli -till S : 111 >n j not only tli ive* out bib* nnd iinpurinow it t i l e d at $ >* p e l i n t o - l l i t an $2.on. If you tit.sire 51.00" insur­ , tics but it impart* u splendid feelV be b ' f i g l i l (oi -a nte tlgile pel ant c polity add 75 cent* to yuut i ing of exhilaration, strength, vim, r• • l l W n l ll .1 It 1 1 1 H>1 > d o w n older. la n d bouyancy t»f sjurit*. A P * ONNKI.I.Y A SUNS r 00c. tied.I by •I'iiwii.l,buiMU.>MMMw** I d s M a g n o l i a LEARN A r.UlJ'I poi> C o m i t y hiuI In-wt.u t Real I . stale-, Lakeland, tlir mgh the Star-Telegram He*t advertising medium in ■a I R A ! 11 I ' o S a n I o i il South Florida Published morning*. ii w e l l b*t a l ' t l o t - 1 : 1 Star Telegram. Lnkelund. Fla. A p p l y lAiiiier l l a k e i y I ( Hit AGO. Oct. 23. An operaOHIO \entr. Make your rales jtn.n on Miss Truly Shattuck, ago ( du o 5fi. vaudeville tomediene and mu* i steal comedy stat. 2d years ago tin* reduced her weight from 190 to 123 pound* ami lias Hallowed a 52iiuli waistline to 34. according to I surgeons in a hospital here. ,h in A d v M i S. W. B R A D FO R D . Ed. V. Price cement work, bidewnlka, bu Tailored SuilH— 532.50 to $39.5" iiig blocks. Irrigation boxes. J Opposite Post Office. Terwillrgrr, Prop.___________ r_ M U L T lC llA P llI N G MOKE Business for Snnford mcr' chants. Direct mail advertising. Heo S A N F O R D M U LT IG R A I'll CO., room U, Rail Bldg, Tele­ phone Cl 5. N OTA R Y PUBLIC GEER Herald (itfii Phone 148 Houses l<or Rent ^ For Rent Position Wantcc? j Aclvertismpr Weight Is Reduced 69 Pounds By Operation lowsjuipci Morning, aiitrnoon, 'sight.sit Weekly and Sunday Cl:i--iliit! rater • Dips .it any Idc per line Wayeross Journal Herald Wait pis*, Georgis I'* ! I' Eli TO R E A r'll the pro«peroti« farmi mgiit *ei era and fern growers of Volusia •‘ I Niglii county advertise in the Delumd Daily News, rate Ic per word, ca*h I’ Alii o i t s ---------wiOi order _ _________ , r— HI . ORI l i A o i l LAN DO— Orlando ... mornng Sentinel, largest .-la-ai t*im w.t ' i “ f*lej l.usinck*. rate Ir a won), min* i t Nat..mal |mlm, 2A, r, „ h wjth o r d e r ______ * I i*i*i i i.-x; \ Mi * T H E MORNING J O I’ RN’ AI at entitl’d want ad I r mi l i l t I I ' l f *: u|* u |*In* p In the Sanford l , , ‘' * . . . __ _______ * iU*i Irf m' w MiM r* \ hii fish in tun V *• 4 t • k' " ('hiro|>odist any urn* ! AKh t hi ti i tI* 1 1 r prompt wrrvick* and •*&«'• ptloltal von k FOOT HPBCIA LIST *•r ii** Munl'ii** 111i ou Ki(• • v% Io•w to f i s h , w r h n v r m -v i t o ! it> w h o will hr t il ad to s h o w v mi VI v St hull tt‘ hi w l m hu^ h«*t»fi ii ^ .fi|* lit t h r Ihti»i i >1 I hill* h will iit N mIU fli iivv ) ’ oil Snnford Steam Preaaery rir»« it h o V*- 41l i d 1 It* f * f rotti i ii * t*i ton t a • i i n 1 11 11-*l*M i n f M* $23.50 N ASH SI IT OR $23.50 O V ERCO AT Tailored-I tt*Measure i t*' Oi ■ lioo M|i) Uiihai J* )L S " 1C1.S* »l.l ‘I M »N I im M,t r* i.i h ** ‘J 1K j 'n r k A v e . l pl OV l(I« f *■( D 14*ftI f »** III dllit • 11 i ■■l * 11*• **f 114 v i l l ' l l . * . . ■ t | lint It ii :i x * pf o Y t t M* f* * <1 ••It Ml l it M$*■ 1 1* * oi l i.it* P1 IM ( I A « r I Il|I A ou r i it* s Iht* ►1|I t| . . . ,1 fix . |In* a| i ts* I5E***| V t l l l l o l I*.II i*f M i l ' l l lioint* needs p i t,l e e l io n a ll you ta n SOLD IIY III! .» Il k • Ii * ill ll.' ‘I I K M T I M* *S \ i**r * i•a **• 4. •i Sanford Faint and Wall Paper Co. FIRST STREET. FI ton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Uldff. - Florida By GEORGE McMANUS ING UP FATHER L O F O T T IK O U T O F THE G E T l H A O E W I T H D U C A x b t- I'M O T IK * T O T A i< E As *r>M O K E C U T 1 C A N 'T A F F O R D T O uot>£ Mt protect loll, Sanford, 'j O H E W A T «.4 give it w ith S u n P r o o f Paint. f I Pm ll** pi*»p#*ri\ vt lili Ii ft|io In I i d 1• ► I Ml**N *»r I i o l i l k e a d l l Met ml lli* rr• f rori i tiiii \ Pi h p pi i i t I oHf i i li\ i *i% f ! .»’*; I « Mil *• iiimI ••It it tl In* *•i %-1ii hM m -•f ni l III Io I S i , d r « '•>ii ii t \ i l l wi i i . i 1 a m t if i it ii t( i pH I t.iii-M it mfl ffluill p i « thul pr •tfruiilnn for ii ml Mai«*rnltx *) "A t the tlullet” io h Dr. Ituhsmi’.s Snnilurium S. \V. BRADFORD «i it A m * folio** <1 t(# \ j » I I •** (. ofct tM|t loll * ( 11 1 r*|ii*t|ii 1 r itI• * f rH1* * •poll ft i I • x I VJI'bH T H E R E W U I airrrl LASH i d , l m . ft!KSSIT l la. ft . , I ! 1 I •I \ i:l.u l* i:itM v t t i s TU*n l ‘**n , a n (>la 1*1 i ii ni ?»u ili»- £ r •*** t • d rIn tan lilt nit lit i x |k PALM REACH ( (H '7? T Y the sepne o f *tupendnil* d evelop m ent %• l o p i n r it t me.ml mm, in * k • STATION . Read about it In the Palm Reach E l i - . Accesso- Post Sample copy kent on re'd h a smile. Elm <|Ue*t. ’ D 'l-T *______ J “ D O V O D W A N T to buy or soil •latioiiMag a n y th in g ? " I f no advertise in I m i and E lm ,1the "Guiat**ville Sun." •*•'*I I «’•h S t r e e t . UhtJ W o r i l t N ^ Ilin.l Il'ilH p *•! ilk* t|w/ rfl l a k f - ‘s. illlll ll V mU l inll' t ___ I Daytona I Flu.) One cent a word 1 INi, S I A l l o N . an inaertioii. Minimum 25c. ' li« *m . ftllti "t ti lniii: is the m edium Vi®if V*>II I \ h i m h t<>r >i i u NS I *it >I I wi ll «H . l l " JlC.Ct'b- I V E CJOiT A O O O N E W A j F E R T O O - O O C A H ir i'W I L L I H ' T O C A L O F F T H E li>ET IF T O U A R E . - Y O U & O T H L t C H T «A, OC*/Nt^ As~T THEL / Tl fT^N) ^>A,rdE T I M E - HE*<b 4 L - O R p c O O N k iH - F E R Ik J m m \ 2 ? , . ^ YOU N o w 'r ^ .iJ 1 C O U L D N 'T T E L L t o u - t h e . U / n^>T i O F H IM H E to o rs-A FER. M D l P t ' T ' N ‘& r i IV E . P H O tH E O E V E R V WHEIREL F E R O U C .A J S A H ' C A M T L.OCACTE1 H IM - 1 W O H O E R l F H E ’ \7> ELVER. C O M I K ' HOME ■i T ’ b O H E A - M . , Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. C O l .l .K R l-t.* , " O N T ItA tr ro lt A M ) BUILD KB (intrral hku|t and Mill WaVfk ftfT t uiurarrrUl M m l — n n m T tin n w w : \ iAissing Paint Co. We handle Kberaon-Lindaley I 'a i a l . 113 MAGNOLIA A Y K N U K "Call for our prirea.'* Seminole Marble Co. Marble and Oranlle from alt vuarries. Ueat of quality aa4 ** ut k ant a* I. ip. Wr'ta for laleat deftlina. c . n. TttaMBftb. kftfftM. MerMa r . A MM M . rt fte e MB � 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 24, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 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 24, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/19651bdadae84c0d9ab20062b01942cd.pdf 0ee7b99ead3a7e0de3a969b22a86539e PDF Text Text Mostly Bf f f P I U : I't • , dsy: prot— Highest tern Lowest teritp. >) Rainfall J j S JiAiTfl *j I / 'b i s .04 \ t u ^ NUMBER 174 SA N FO R D , FLORIDA. SA T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 25, 1924. SINGLE COHES FIVE CENTO _______ _ of America | To Help Europeans Help Themselves Says Coolidge W A S H I N G T O N ,’ Oct. 2&.- ■Ttie g allon” to m ake auch ropaym ente, * ho added. “hope and aim of A m ertca” U to The president took occasion also help E u ro p e to help Itself,” P r e s i ­ i o r c itn te th a t while this govern­ P fip * j» . M dent Coolidge declared la s t n ig h t In m e n t had given 1U» “ general a p p ro ­ r\ W I **** Party’s Nominee Maintains an add re ss devoted to in te r n a tio n ­ bation" to num erous loans m ade by That He Hat» .Been'Assured al re lations at a Golden Rule dink I t s private c ltise n i i n 'a i d i n g thfl refinancing of. Euro p e a n countries, That Bemocpals Will Be ner o f the N e a r E a st Relief A s­ t h e loans made “ w ithout asloai„ were -----------Returned To Power Again gumption of any obligation w h a t­ sociation. « Sheaking before nn audiertte ev e r by our governm ent." “ American investors receive the Ifg tfu n d B which Included many m em bers of assurances t h a t they loans and the diplomatic corps, Mr. Coolidge »r * • __ outlined a t Btime length the a t t i ­ agreem ents will he supported by i t _ tude of th e W ashington go v e rn ­ American a rm s," Mr. Coolidge ex­ plained, “ It is g r a tif y in g th a t Dnvla Ridicules Idea That m ent in foreign affairs which he American capital has been able to f' Election Will Be Thrown declared followed the Golden Rule. facilitate the c a rry in g into effect : #i l. • * " E u ro p e does not w a n t your bo• -H •¥ In House R epresentatives of the Dawes plan w ith it* p ro m ­ 'PF19 luapisajd oqq . / oouojoaou of economic recuperation Charles W. Rosevear, Mana­ ■ , 1(9 docs w a n t your help and wc a r e ise ger Borland A dvertising N E W YORK, Oct. 25.—The flat re a d y to give it. A m o v e s w a n te d abroad from which we os well us • s ta te m e n t th a t "the democratic the peace of good will and of tho th e peoples abroad will benefit. But A gency, (liv es Vnlue of j p a rty will win the presidential elec Golden Rule, not tho peace of loans lire made without com m it­ Community A dvertising P robed tion" was m ade Friday night by- force imposed by those who have m ents on the p a r t of this govern­ John \V. Davis, democratic nominee power. It w ants peace, a* the n o r­ ment. A unique plan of advertising i Going in u detailed necount of Oct. 2 5 .— for president, on his re tu rn here mal. the right, the assured e sta te in 3 known as the "Block System,* , from a final campaign tour of mid­ a world from which n w iser g e n . th e errands of mercy by this gov­ which had its inception some 18 or PEK ING , O c t 25.—Tpa«* ••ii* js servers Europe and F a r dle w estern state.*. oration ahull have forever outlaw ed ernm ent into Kun has resigned th e proaiwanted in E a s t in recent years, and to its ac­ 20 years’ ago and was originated by | .Mr. Davis in a formal statem ent aggressive w ar.” the Borland Advertising Agency , dency o f the Central Cltinckc efforts to \ declared fu rth e r, " th e personal Recalling th a t this country had complishments in stohilixing eco­ of A tlantic City, N. J., w a s exsom ew hat culKIIUOns geooriui), i m ........... ----, ■ , . governm ent. nomic conditions generally, the l)r. W . W. Yen is Chinn's new contact with the voters hus dem­ expended millions in charitable r e ­ A m andate Inst night end­ „ yet, secret w a r-tim e |iremier! His a p p o in t­ onstrated th a t they will not e x­ lief, Mr. CVielldgo called a t t e n t i o n ' prcaid ent re fe rred to those "ex- , plained fully to a repre se n ta tiv e of gly modest souls", who "con- j T he Herald Friday by Charles W. .la ing the war led to the assum p­ the alleged m ent, held up »>y political bicker­ cuse the corruption and malndmin- to the fact th a t it nlso had extend- ceedingl tly deprecate their own ns- Rosevear, m a n a g e r of the firm. ed to other governm ents loans and aistently P isti-ation th a t hns prevailed a t tion thnt M anchurian and P e­ the ltepul)- ings, w as rushed th ro u g h a l t e r _ thnt our country hns I who has boon in- S anford during ashington during the recent credits." which they are beginning sumption i) king m ilitary ch ieftain s h ad I the past few clays. | the senate civil s tr if e b e g a n to assum e serious W done nothing for Europe." to rep a y ." There is n "m ora l obllHe form erly was m in ­ ye a rs of republican misrule.” By way of f u r th e r explanation, reached nn agreem ent. w estigating proportions. It was nlso positively asserted iste r \if a g ric u ltu re and commerce. Mr, Rosevear declared t h a t the Failure of P resident TVflo iv in recess. Dr. Yen is a g r a d u a te of the U ni­ th a t, in addition to tho victory he Block S ystem " is simply n com ­ Kim to fulfill I>1* pr«-«!o*tlcn quiry M onday, claimed for the national ticket, the Socrctury versity of Virginia. m unity advertising plan w hereby promises, coupled with t i n domi­ bloro new fluids democrats "will control congress, several cities group th e ir a d v e r - , Lucas Is a c tin g governor of Wyominw vole” lakthus insuring putting Into effect tisem ents under one general head ,„ K. 11« ste ppe d into the gubernn- ne e rin g a ttitu d e of G eneral t l * Pci Fu, who controlled nc'iofts of l)igect in the our promised reform s ju s t us soon S i c h sets for the a d v a n ta g e s of , „ ? , . | office f . low ing tlm d e a th of It is said the president und used Ills influ* us legislation to th a t end can be the s ta te or section of the country j C oventor W illiam U. Itoss. enee to promote his unihitmnB 8t n„w ihe source fram ed and passed." • in which those cities a rc located. the expense o f others, made pos­ irav liie cost of Among the "re fo rm s" promised I For instance us applied to this sible the overthrow o f the govern­ l and the manby Mr. Davis ure revision of the state, in the cam paign of th re e ment hy General Feng Yu Ssiang, k-inK c«ndurt«d. years ago, suid Mr. Rosevear, all "C hristian general." Source ut funds co-operation, improved inland wat- Mem Iters «f Hoard ttf Trus- j Trnffir Over Snnforci-DeLnnd O rder F.xrcution of S e c re ta ry . # kUburg district 01 ways a ndfurm legislation. tees Named and Body Elects | Road Resumed Under Al­ Lome into next * Feng Y u -llsia n g ordered the c t F.ffort* of his political oppon­ Schelle Moines Chairman; i most Normal Conditions; pa St. P e te rsb u rg , S a nford, Orlan- L i x x J l ~ I ecuNon of G eneral l.i-Cheng. p ri­ ents to bedster up their cause by Other Roads Impassable C om m ittees Are Appointed; M iss Noll W illiams (loos Back vate secretary to President *1 lao ift the maehinsuggesting d anger of the election Kun u f te r G eneral LI hod been in an »*tf« rt to Into Second Place With going into the house, Mr. Davis I'miipuiKiiH in ntirlhrrn pH* The causeway from th, north •Ku At tho annual mooting of the questioned Friday concerning c h a rg ­ Itintial stories Miss Woodcock third; Much inVe"liK',ltl^ n W£ i First Baptist Church hold recently end of the Seminole-Volusia bridge pers, joined hands, hud th e ir udverfrom Ouciigo, es of wholesale fi nnerrliiuugao Interest Is Heing Shown the result thnt "more Local M arketing Agent S ays e« of wholesale financial irre g u la r­ Kniupt’il in one l>iii the following named persons were over the St. Johns River on the {led, might have : nocessui y 206 votes to elect me elected to serve as trustees for the Sanford-Del.and rnml aeross the play which had at the top, " S u m ­ That Strong Competition itiesK.n tin Itepuh^ As the fo u rth period f The H e r - j president already a re assured." ensuing year: A .1 l.ossing, J. t«. flooded area of the highway at that m ertim e All The Time In The S la te May also Be Expected From they i.rc subI t was reported Feng and h,8 cam paign T h a t announcem ent was support place was completed shortly a fte r of Florida." Following this head a id ’s big subscription Shuron, F. K. Gatehell. \\ M. New Jersey Lettuce Lands conferees hud dafted u ll»t of offic­ nature of the comes to an end Miss Volina Shipp,; ed, he declared, by the “drift in S c o t t , \V. E. Scoggun, Mudison noon Friday and traffic at that line w a s furlhci general informa ials to bo held under sun-eiilnnco. point has been resumed under al- tion on what the stutc had to offer artfully guard once a gain ta k e s the load H it"}.’ the west und central west.* Wade, J. C. Michael. Dr. Thomas In discussing the ge n e ra l belief The list included W nng Ke-Min, n o t mal conditions, according in the way of cliinute, n a tu ra l ud "T he democratic p a rty will win of the investvotes today. Miss Noll " t o c u r r e n t am ong g row ers of this coin financial m inister; Kao Llng-Wvl, and Schelle Maines. J" telephone communications re. presidential election, the Mooie ami Frank i \ iu m s dropped to second place with the The trustees organized the hoard | reived by the local O m niher .f v antages and investment. Grouped m unily in regurd to the degree of m inister of commerce, und Wo \ u sta te m e n t sniil. “ I am fully con­ below this there were the various expected | jM> m inister of communication*. |ity and Samuel 5(17,5)08 votes leading Miss \ orsa ^ by electing Schelle M a n u s c h a ir ­ . vinced of this. 1 make my claim man and J. U. Mil h a d secretary [ Commerce yesterday aftern«a*n hy t ads of the cities und communities. competition thut may be York, counsel Woodcock by only 2,808. P re m ie r Yang was re p o rte d a r r e s t ­ from oth e r producing centers, r . 1 * It was originally expected The ad v a n ta g e s of such a plan D utton, head of the F. F. D utton ed while hiding under a house. S ta n d in g s of other co n te sta n ts only a f te r a very careful investiga­ I M. I .a Kollctte, Ml M a m e s succeeds John D. Jin- V|),Ul(j|l „,Tl(.,uU th a t th • causeway t tion into the situation, n first bond declared Mr. Roseveur, residential can- r e m a in about the sumo, except f-r The re m a in d e r of F m g ’r troops kins, who resigned the chairm an WI)U|,| |„. ,-ompleled late Thursday n r r many. m a r k e tin g agency here, sta te d yesJ..-X sdo charges of th e fact th a t ncurly all of them inquiry which lips tnk.ii tne more ship of the hoard aftui serving tlfle r „„vnt hut work on H was not who grouped than, th u s: Eir*»..««*[» J^Vuy'V hat iuforniatio.i received by have reached P eking .giving}hi* ‘ than 12,000 miles. My opinion is not ujc on behalf have increased th e ir votes since the ' him from reliable uourves indicated com m and more than 40,000 men. eiglit years in tha t capacity in ,,r- j linirF i/'.until Frl k.y j i ’en-A n- . m l;’ based on what politicians have told dor thnt he may d e w t e more ttnui| Aectmling to reports of h>cal sn- for advertising fo r the whole s ta te ; th a t the celery and lettuce crops of The p re s e n t bodyguard h a s been | Motional ticket. la st list was pubishod. M lsw ftbem i Fellow:; is c o n tin u a l­ me It comes from direct contact to the B aptist Sunday School, *»( I g m c -rs, the l uus.-wny will have to S.coiid, each IS obtaining as a re S o u th e rn California and other completely disarm ed and the c a b i­ rom-Mttee in with the individual voters th e m ­ u In, I. lie is superintendent • |„. ummI for at least a month be -ult ol tins - la te advertising, re points of competition this year net is being enrried on u nde r P r e ­ Ihr was in P"S- ly tu rn in g in subscriptions and T hiec committees provided for the w ater in the St. Johns »ult* which it could not have receiv- would show nn increase of a p p r o x i­ mier Yin. Ini mnt mo given votes and is not In the le a st dis­ selves. "W hen I first sta rte d out to vd if each hud curried on its own | m ately 20 per cent over th u t of the i h a lte r and by laws to bo i{,Vl ( will recede very slowly. IsHura Proclamation. Ion. Mi. I ’nter- couraged over her f o u rth posit...n in to the votels of the ............ country advertising plan; third, each city carry io m e v,m-i» ••• |, the executive or e m e r g e n | r . . editions of the eust coast In n prorlnmution which Included Whiiso of the th e race. She is of .......... 1 1 1 *60*011. the m essage of the democratic known mmlttee. a .the finunce Com-1 roads, it l* stated, are virtually gets more results for less money Mr. I>utt«*n ►tut til that no wo* a w a rn in g th a t " r u m o r tnongora [might have on th a t some groat changes m ay take p a rty , tile the eam paign was in its j Lpaign ho would place in tho four weeks which re niiltee and the building ami a u d i t - | the same as reported l riday. and and fourth, the a dvertisem ents are mipplyinK Tin* HomUl u itli tlio fol- will be executed," G eneral Fong in fa m y . Even then there were in- . mmittei were also appointed. [ nun h work i* being dom In repair car tied in la r g e r papers and in liiwing in fo r m a li»»n for tho bonofit s u id : o lespnlislhillty m am before the prizes ure nwarded the people were Motorists g< ing i the Fust more >>f them. "Tho republic ini* been at w a r of the planter* *>f this section, who if,a, the ooUll- and is perfecting her plans for a dieutions tha t • n .,.1 inlerest ' I hiring the fiscal >ear ending | Itli.-ni The idea of observing the a d v a n ­ have, he declared, un erroneous im- f,,r 1.1 years. As u result commerce leeplv interestrsl'oii't must he routed by Daytona f trus vigorous cam paign during the I , i , i... 1 August Ml. t ‘ . *24. the hoard Iniittoo had bold iiuTiTisctl from «lny to *1r \ , tecs handled approxim ately S’d.OOO, as other roads io that direction are ta g e s of ear h city und com m unity j W4 pre*»ion regarding the amount of is impossible anil und th e iiht'on run down the m a indc r of the contestthe present itemurit the to those of the entire state, brings com petition that may be expected tins been subjected to g r e a t lo;‘. impassable, it was learned. Every duy votes a re plae I in the until at ieetinii. a week from next all of which was »-xpended in cur lx I il ill-hud. W ater al Same l.eiel. ,,,.,r,- people to Florida and then this season, particularly in regard in u war which nobody uiaL r,f the t ent or gclicl a! « x pense ... had acted b*,x by friends m teiested m coming i When questioned this morning a f t ,,t they come here, each city will Tuesday. is tinchief subject .. .uggestion , lht, candidacy of the various young stunds. ll'lt Ut’O ; it, h. io H-gard to llo* i e d l o g of the *,ecurc its proportion of the to u rists to Hi. th in M'c’t’ipt of numormiH t»*l "This ye a r was inurked b> nan be heard j But us the vote schedule l- of discussion ev ei y u here I )uring the same period the • wat, i in Luke Monroe and the St. ••When I make the statem ent dependmg upon what each hus to eg rums and letters, som e of w lileh ill ought and flood. Nine houses out l""i counsel | reduced uml as t he ballot published that tiie dem ocrats will curry the Hoard ,d leaciiis, which has i n ' Johns River, t'ity Engineer Fred T offer, declared Mr. Iloseveui custody of the Iteoevo„f ten a re empty. T ruly, we utu ty are reprodlieed 111 this artll'l,'. lull n with the in The H erald each day is e.mlln election and will elect their nn eliulg. Do , administered t he ex I Williams sta le d that the w ater Is “ Every city lias som ething to hard One letter tioni Los Angeles dat |>o pitied I desire to stop this w a r lent I uml ||t\i session and uully g e ttin g lower, votes are -till 10 inches above the top of the Uonnl ticket and a congress l “ ^ I f approxim ately $2,500 ' retaining wall of the bulkhead us offer which appeals to some people, ed Del. 18. reads: and to make peace. T h e re fo re I | iii |i, i soils lie to get ami .g r e a te r effo rts are hold the new adm inistration rgunizatlons of the it has been for two days previous. suid Mr. Rosevear. und the idea r. "T he r, let y acre a ge In northorn have re tu rn e d to Poking,’ tho prooit hr I and leipiest was nee.-ded to make big gain Mi because of my knowledge of the church handled another $2,500. to get as mtfny people to the sla te Cnlifornin tiow* un increase this Itimulioii continues. F ourth Period Ends Tonight hi ll.e names of It is the opinion of Mr. Williams ! exact conditions thnt prevail in this The Sunday School raised and ex I thut it may tnko even longer thun as possible hy telling them thut you seuset. , f .ipproxlniately th re e or “ F oreign lives und p r o p a r ty will To receive the g r e a te s t possit [witnesses were Personal contuct with pended more than $1,000 u year for have all these things. This is uc to . hundred acres over last year, bo protected. All should hood m y credit on subscriptions c o n te sta n ts country. it was first expected for the w ater complished hy the “ Block System th a t all orders the voters has dem onstrated thut the last four years, most of this 1 it d to d a te the crop us a whole is words,” the proclam ation concluded. >e«trlduy four I i hi.e iejll not excuse the corrup- sum going toward d e fra y in g the ex- to recede appreciably. It will p ro b ­ of advertising and the sam e results in norm al condition with a possible The gute*\of the city w ere closwl ably remain ut this same level for cannot be obtained otherw ise. scs were heard, they have W,U i S o ^ T i n i K l S niuludn....... trillion th a t \ pelises >,f lite ra tu re und publica- M,v,.ru | week*. , .... i exception of being 10 day* to two F rid a y and m otor c a rs e n te r in g cnier direct evi- aid office prevuiled at W ashington durMr Roseveur fu rth e r pointed out ^ ^ ,nU.r than | altl year. tho lugntion q u a rte r* wore a c ru tL Konda Still Blocked isenddmg of n lit which time the fourth period of hun the recent years of republican | lions, according to the re p o rt of that by com m unity a dvertising, In Southern Culifornla the acre- | n jiu4] f,,r those w anted fo r p a rtlc lI H. Sands Sellick, secretary. “ It will probuhly be the first of Id I n use in the the will end. Il1^ . M »e contest c, o'clock thi* of i misrule. , | The church is reported to he in F e brua ry before the Geneva roud larger ads and b etter positions can uge of l,uliked celery a t Llmottte ‘ pntion in alleged m isg o v e rn m e n t, to fiogti again were P ro— m p• tly; a t 10• ?if. M-hed"The people a re makinR ready Inn excellent condition, both fin a n ­ inuy again he opened to traffic, be secured, which will uid m a te ria l­ nnd O range County has heun s o m e ­ prevent them from moving Into tho fice will close andI the y o L i ( or(,(.r |, c^ UI1|fl,. This is indicated ly in a ttr a c tin g the readers' a t t e n ­ w hat reduced but is in exceptional­ legation q u a r te r u n d e r cover. cially and spiritually, und during Mr W illiams snid. "T he Osteen liolilined to shou­ ule wil again hi cot • ^ J probal>ly more th a n anyw here else A m ilita ry r e p re se n ta tiv e of tho the 28 months that Dr. F. D. King load also is under w a te r in the vi tion. U nder the plan, each city ly good condition. ld the "Lily probability these t workers in the greatly increased re g istra T h e re has also been a heavy new regim e culled upon tho foreign hus been with the church more than u n ity of the bridge and it, too, j pays the sam e amount for the fact inn in Vir- wltl be exciting «n.. w,‘h j re.mrled from one end of the 400 additional m em berships havqi m a y 'b e closed until th u t time.” ' space taken u|s-by f e a tu re line and p lanting of celery in the Venice diplom ats a t tho legation q u a r te r rupper i»f Alex* m a k in g every l»“ *"'b >« \ U *.»! country to the other. It does not been secured, according to a sta te Mr. W illiams stated, how ever.' other general inform ation portain- d istr ic t which Is grow n a f t e r u i Friday and assu re d them th a t av­ nut the olivA the g r e u te s t number of voti I uk|> w|' y KI(.Mt fam iliarity with |>o nienl issued by officials of the t lust the w a te r will do practically ing t» the s tu le and then euch city , fuiduun very sim ilar to Florida, und ery e f f o r t would be made to open uppnsing "Lily win. l ontinued on page eight , htical affair# to understand th a t church. no dam age to the Seminole county thin crop gives every promise of com m unications a t the earliest pos­ B , , r . V * 7 O 'le r A W ...... i taction in th a t ■uch A series of special evungclistical lomls. The flow of writer over them i tu rn in g out a very heavy supply of sible m om ent. The diplom ats wauJt W hen The Herald office c I om s i> Inemisly sent u the pa rty in power. services held at the F ir s t Buptist ,, very slow. The g r e a te s t damexceptionally fine celery for Oc into conference immediately. the tie a s u r e r of night the opportunity to win 20 000 t'h u rc h recently met with unhoped «ge. it was learned, is in having to toiler nnd November sh ip m e n t, and e x tr a votes by tu rn in g in $100 or | ration, Dnvul A. M U K D E N , Oct. 25.—E n d in g of for success, according t„ Dr. King's ; keep these roads d osed to the pub- U j » |« ( i n m ( . n J l I l C e a* we see it now. the supply of De­ dentist of Rich- more subscriptions during the week, report, and resulted in the co n v e r-j In for so long a period. 1 I f t *» 1 1 11 b _ cem ber celery from N orthe rn C ali­ the w a r w ith the Chinese contra! |tati no lit th a t the will nlso end. 20.000 vote* may be *l„n of many ciliiens. j (Continued on page 8) fornia i* going to be much heav­ governm ent was officially armOU^t) the money in the tho m a rg in on which the first prize ier thun we have had for the p a s t ed in a communique issued a t < *u is won. Who cun te ll? I t U good h e a d q u a rte rs of Cluing Tso-LiA two or three *ea»ons. business to take any chances. wax given regurd W A SH IN G T O N . Oct. 25.— P h y ­ I t i* loo early to tell whut spring here u t 3 o’clock F rid a y a fte rn o o n . Many co n te sta n ts have been turn > „f the bunkers The communique sta te d t h a t sician* a tte n d in g Se c re ta ry W al­ conditions " i l l be but we can see |i« collecting funds ing in subscription^ this week. N EW RY . COUNTY DOWN. I r e ­ nothing to indicate n sh o rta g e u* Feng Ya H siang w as in possess:"* lace of the D epartm ent of AgiculContinued on pa g e eight < it> bunker* for land, Oct. 25.— Eamon de Valera. (Continued on Pago 8.) ture, who is lying between life and uguinst lu*t year, u» the Chula Vis­ *ti,mal committee. Republican leader, was arrested ta district in San Diego County hus d r a th of toxemia poisoning, which |on». vice president here Friday hy the Ulster uuthori a norm al acreage and there is some Mntcriul for thi* construction of also contain a municipal court and Metal* N u ­ set in ye ste rda y a f te r un o p e ra ­ likelihood of N o rth e rn California Sanford’s new municipal . hall is room. llified th a t as n It was announced by Irish head t fust arriv in g in c a r load lot* und It is f u r th e r noted th a t in spite tion Ust week in removal of the c a r r y in g over a p a r t of th e ir crop tankers’ committee q u a rte rs in Dublin Tuesday thu local officials in expressing their of existing w eather conditions, ap;>endix and gall bladder, *atd th r o u g h tile fro st period, and if Eamon De Valera Intended to go opinions sta te th a t it will only be construction on various other build­ It aim appeals to this occurs it will re su lt In landing a The Ranfonl Herald will tl,e banks and had M i , . V elm » Shipp ................ 667 904 to Newry, in the U lste r area, to ­ a short time before the building ing is being rushed th ro u g h o u t shortly before noon today th a t con­ u henvy shipm ent of M arch and dition “could hardly be m ore unday to address a political meeting the city. Additional building m a ­ ugalry receive results <of tha |uf $217. M l .. Nell W illU m . ............. will be well under construction. favorable" for recovery. T h e re I . X p V u e i d s u l k from N o rth e rn Cal there. Mr. De Valera was elected more important football games |d h ) '* session w as Lime 1* being slacked, lumber terial is being hauled daily to the still slight hope. Ifornia d u rin g these tw o m onths. a member of the U l.te r c a r iument scheduled for today and thee* Episcopal Church p ro p e rty and discussion of the Miss N aom i Fellows ------- f S l ’086 is being unloaded and several cars definite Continued on pa g e e ig h t for County Down in 1U^1 b u t ‘lid It win added that a excavations pro being made a t th a t will be posted on the front win­ *......... l’ennsylvania rail Miss M ary Kinlaw of brick and o th e r m a te ria ls have change one way or another In the not take his scat, and the U lster place for foundations to be poured. dow of the office shortly alter u *rt of its earn in g s Miss S a r a h Corwin ......... governm ent sometime ago forbade already been unloaded a n d a re at The new addition to the Clyde patient’s condition was expected at o’clock. "to educate" the Mrs. M. E. F a tte rso n . - - ...... S4.8J0 him from entering c e rta in of the the site of the f u tu r e stru c tu re Line dock at this point Is nearly any time now. Mrs, Wallace i* The office will be open so |cal und economic Mrs. K. A. Brothcrson ........ 20,Jo0 Glater areas, one of them bailiff and aro ready fo r use. at thu bedside. that those who desire may completed and it is expected that i the medium of th e Excavations for the foundations it will soon be ready for use by Coming from the sick room at learn of tha various m e a n t over County Down. n . „ ' M rlv ! J ’^ 50 >on it* dining carx. Mrs. M ary Bowie tho naval hospital where the secre­ I t was forecast in Dublin **“ ” are" being made and it is expected the company. tha telephone. TALLAHASaiEToct. 25—Nathvice president of Mrs. E m m ie Wick* — .........- } ® g j in the week th a t if the HePubUcan that within a few days this part of i* suffering from complica­ According to an Aaaomted Due to the high water no con­ tary ^ the work will have been - com­ crete *. occupied the wit- Miss P e g g y B ruton .....- tion* resulting from an operation an Mayo, commlaaioner of agricul­ leader appeared 1“ , P ? untY Press dispatch received here 'ft! piloa, are being driven al ture, today visited Orange county Miss M a r g a r e t ................... Miller .......... inooO he immediately would be ffiveniw* pleted. • A number of workmen Miss Margate* performed last week for the re* tft th u debate. this afternoon from Austin. present in the construction of the Mrs. W a lte r W i g h t ----------- m ’o o o 'tic e to leave n a . if u »v moval of his appendix and gall and later will go to the east cnaat cave aand he jP}0***] m ay be acen on the city's property Taxon, a makeshift Lirashorn Mrs. F. C. Colson ................ ; ‘u ch notlce. would be • r r e s t a d and on Park Avenue each day in spite municipal pier but tho drudge is bladder. Dr. Joel T. Boone, one of in hie campaign against illega ship­ will enter the ioteresowork filling tbe J.f.T' Jtrastate ments of. Immature oranges and eleven Mre. M. E. Dooly ----------- JJJJJ in uddrvsstng meeting in Dublin of the extended rainy weather and still’at tional contest between the Uni­ places. City Manager W. B. Will­ the Whits House physicians in at­ fill Find JgtioWM inducted New: P rem ier AD AGENCY HEAD G IV E S BENEFITS “BLOCK SYSTEM” Will W inElection In Electoral College ms To' londay President of Central Government Makes Way For New Povfera Assuming Reins Heads Opposing 1 Armies United iey Sc>ittsburg Gen. Fen Yu Hsiang? Begins Work Weld­ ing the Provinces MISS SHIPP AGAIN LEADS IN HERALD.... . . SALES CAMPAIGN1'""^--— LOCAL BAPTISTS {CAUSEWAY OVER; ELECT OFFICERS FLOODED AREA IS AT ANNUAL MEET FINISHED FRIDAY . . ..... . J LETTUCE CROP IN CALIFORNIA BIG, S ^ ^ t t z ^ - ' S A Y S F. F. DUTTON Ul s t e r O f f i c i a l s Order A r r e s t Of Eamon De Valera Material For Construction of City Hall Fast Arriving In Car Load Lots W a l l a c e H a s But F i g h t i n g Chance In B a t t l e Of Life AS CONTESTANTS STOOD AT NOON Herald to Receive Football Results Imm ature F ruit Will Be Kept Off M arket fos Analyzed )N. Oct. 25.—Tho nnerce Commission Intrastate rate* fsult of undue prej snee between ship M» in in te rsta te and nerce, respectively Bst discrimination p* commerce, and Is ference, prejudice removed. Wednesday night Mr De Valera Mis. Florence Malm ........ J g answered the challenge ol wu no’ th’ern P , t o .m .t h lh . Miss Alberta Aycock ......... If he crossed the border, n c * Mis. Lena B. Haffon - ....- ­ that he had been elected a re Mias Ruba WIl la m ............ •tentative for County Down MBs Emily G^ f , n ------- ------- jn’ooo man w orthy of the peoMias Clara JUnkin — ....— 1 ■ww challenge. < nstod In Mrs. a. r. uuiw.. - _»•........ in 000 Mr. De y Q ^ r a j a s xrn?! Mra. DenUel Stafford ----• the vestibule of the Town HaU. bcMis* D orothy SUikas -------e • \ Entered the m eeting which Mrs. Rol»ert L*lng — ....... ^ -- ^iSTS-m+rn • from all accounts much Is being iams states thnt when that p«rt accomplished. of the dredgings is finished, the I t is expected t h a t alnce bonds soace between the two row# of have been told to provide fund* piles for the pier will be filled In. for a new municipal jail t h a t the A tte ntion i t also called by city City Commlasion will aoon aw ard officials t h e f a c t th a t rapid a c ontract, to g e th e r w ith th e coun­ iir o t rues to is being made in th e la y ­ ty commlsslonera. for. th* elec­ tion of the str u c tu r e . The build ing of main# f o r the extensions of r u,d s . s ' i ’r . • . j : , 5 7 * 5 - . - * —«— . - . • • - . * V Was tendance. In making this announce­ grapefruit from this state, accord­ ment. said hs believed there.were ing to a dispatch received here- dj Every effort will be used, the "certain reasons for encouragecommissioner 'says, to keep imma­ n'*Dr. Boone arranged to remain at ture fruit off the market. If any the hospital throughout the night. shipper succeeds in getting any Toxemia resulting from an infec­ out of this state he Intends^to pu tion of the intestines R** *•* «> Hah their names, marks, and bran, and Dr. M. T. Finney, of Jotas in every fruit journal of the coun­ Hopkins unlverttty, was colled to­ try* ---------------------- ** day tor consultation. -----------------------------1 , • lC-. ft-faY’i varsity Of Florida anjl the U n l\| versify of Texas, the former ■ leading contender f°r b^uliiarn foothill supremacy. Six Testa* nialtntsys will probably out of the Rnatip because of Injau. tec The boaky AJLgatars are In flas condition, the dispatch Mdd, . ■ ! i V 1 ■" �- ». * *AGE i r I * *rf • » * * s ix rn - ?C V ^ f TUE SANFOHI) HERACD, FRIDAY, OCTCOBER 24, 1924. *I Of*/? ♦ I 4, v •» * ——— » •• J V » U —■— W • • • ^ m. w w A r e Ready F o r Hears Speeches On T a x , A m e n d m en ts P i e d m o n t Game • r . _ ' ^ »viiiruni, Five Cases Gamblii n pZTtti ! '>■dug 1of! liecemt.or, ' Mi-rn. that on iiofiv »,.< • ■■ ■ <„• Vointv j «ihji).fLx lonn nr mi \*rv jt Doe. !lx A. |). J 321 , H~ 'I „ ' . I T •»/^>« J • , - • ,:i “ f •Lfeci'mlier, A. I >. 1:i g t. I w Srmii.nl,. I s r n i l s ' l ' ' r s iia ly . SliHr «>f Fitlrlaln, t, VtyPJW® a r n ____ _ ,,f I slo.ll apply ••»' to thm tbe Honorable Honurublo K K..| 3In rn te lfxtste a i;'-n«naA<<‘ahtera,v. T rie d In C ltj C w l H ' }, s ta te of II. I fit frec W a t i i of Hatiito n. is. K.- Whltm>r,;Kr. Wh „f »i"'> Slll(, ‘--ourt. court', | N otice' Notice Is Hereby ....... . b y ' given, .... j Nine cases " ^ 7 n r r a ig n o d jn V. Motisltolder. J u d « e ,,f o t l c . ^l.i ^ h .here - r . i.y niv. n. t J. Ml telvHi. to< Ml ........ ns .IiiiIkc «.f P roba te fo r mv final whom It may concern, that on the whom It may concern, th a t o n 't h e . . » ' » wh..,., it mVy! estate ------STth .lay of Uecetaper. A. I*. 192*. 37th d* r of December. A. D. 182*. -«*h day n( D municipal. co u rt „UUKC beforeo.J uud g•e J . C ^ ro ab b U . (Continued front Pngo 1 ) J O H N “ R ed’' Davis, sp o r tin g e d ­ a, ." 1 1hat nt till! same time t will I "hull apply to the. Ilonornblc/V. I shall apply to the Jtonorul.le K. haron th is m orning, fines,costs I c o -o p e ra te w ith the Sanford rhnrnfinal account" Kv V\ llonstioliliT, Judge of said (.'oo'rt. F. IlouiihoIcier, Ju d g e of raid Court, . i t o r o f th e DoLnnd N ew s, a n d f o r ­ bt*r in the building of the proposed and e s tre a te d bonds of the session j'' lit «*f Haiti c itato. and n*k for a" Ju d g e of Probate for tny final ns J oiIk.- of Probate for my final tl • u|i|iiovnl. m e r s p o r ts w r i t e r on th e l a k e ­ canal from some point in the u p p e r ] ‘ discharge as Kxecutor of the i state discharge ns Executor of the estate dlscliarge «, M akes L ast E xtended A ddress a m o u n tin g to $r,p. O nly ono c ase P.Heil Ccl otter 22. a . Ji »f I*.. P, Wbltner. Pr.. d e n n s e d ; of Emma V. Cameron deceased; of la n d S ta r - T e le g r a m , in a long d is­ S t. J o h n s River to th e Indian Riv­ I T. lltV/.V. JJt., Executor. ' M -wj B efore E lection; Ih Most was continued and not. one w as and that nt the same time I will and that nt tbe same time I wilt ■"'1 that at tJ H l>r< s<nt my final account" ns E x­ l . n a n i l my flttnl account" as e x ­ ta n c e c o m m unication 'this moi-ning e r and th a t th e e a st const city dismissed. Prese.it m > p^,t IV n i l UT tii* c o i r x T v j f i h j i :. ecutor. of aald estate, and ask for ecutor nr said estate, and ask for C om prehensive o f Talks; cent or „f ’ ; 'nil S. "I“ . Ir I e u t.tr . S ta te of Florida. th a d v ise d T he H e ra ld t h a t the S to t- w a n ts th e cannl to be dug to Now their approval. e ir approval. * Tito cases as a r r a ig n e d w e re a s R eview s P arty Record In tr I .state of A. It. Willey. "PProvJi ' Jhitrd October 23. A. D. 192*. llitted October 3J.‘ A. D, 193*. son U n iv e r s ity g r id d c r s w e re in Sm yrlin instead o£ over th e r o u ts ! follows; N .ll.e Is hereby given, to all A. II. CAMEltON. Executor. • II. l \ WIIITNEIt. Executor prank C $1 '"..tl it may roneern. that no th th e p ro v e rb ia l pink of condition nt p re s e n t being considered by the W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 2-1— P r e s i­ Paul pH Rfovi-n, ga m bling, c ontin *•'" ,!n' " r feccmlTer, tAll,n <ntsl.M d e n t Coolidgo »«st; f o r th la s t night ued d to W ednesday; E lla m o re Davis, j }■ cities and o rg a n isa tio n s of C entral -CM. -jp o .;., . ° V t h* CVe ,0 f ^ “ hedU,ed * * m t ................ » - a ......‘ ...... .. ... * enirni With th e s t r o n g P ie d m o n t College Florida which a re in te re ste d in the policies of a d m in is tr a tio n under gnn.hling, fr, nnd costs o r 10 d a y s ' [I*t* .tl'llil* of l*raiiHt<r fo r m> flu:*J j i ' 1 • InrKi ns Exeeotor of rr*tar * | eleven g t C u m m in g s Field to m o r w ork. T he m a t t e r w as de fe rre d for which he proposes t h a t the gov in j n i l ; Rentricc H nrkcy, g n in b lin g .l a n. wiiViVEt '.’ 1 aV* ♦•lined: .»M1W and nut! nt fHtt Minin Amt* f will e m in e n t will “ m a in ta in peace, row , apd t h a t Conch II. It. M cQuil­ tb e p re se n t because no surv e y had ?7 bond e s tr e a te d ; Rnsey P o s e y , 1,» * • v r im r t. n ^ o a |in tii n n i;x Ui-A p ro m o te economy, provide a prola n w a s c onfide nt t h a t victory been m ade to New S y m rn a while tii'T I.f Mill) olrftiVo/ ntnl 0 Fk f i r ra m b lin g , $7 bond e s tr e a te d : Rich*; l .'V • »*, A:*pt *)V;*|> j \m j te itiv o ta r if f , a ssist th e f a rm e rs, Would perch upon his h n n n c rs and tb e su rv e y over the o th e r ro u te ,1,.*ii 21. j). J92I. i a n l T horn, i n m a t e '# o f g a m b lin g the people in possession of house, $5 and » F HTCKWtf. FIT^riiisir. I r e m a in th e r e th r o u g h o u t tin* s t r u g ­ Iuk; been m ade se ve ra l time:, ami i» leave costs nr or iu . r ..... . ■in ro.sis nd a y s i< 10 in 3i: gle. !'.-r . heir p r o p e r ty ami m a in ta in the jail: U W. W rig h t, diso rd e rly con I X ' ■«•* »IT O F r o t ’N TV .11 u til* . ! e n tire ly feasible. Mr. Davis goes on to sa y : _ in te g r ity o f th e c o u r t s / ’ ■h. l. t.iiin ti. Slot,. ,.f .'birtlhi. i ?.r> and t-.slii o r 10 d a y s in I statr of A. E Pl.lll*j.f “ T w o ho u rs vtere spe nt in lim in g a **rief r e p o r t on the recent In the last exten d ed ad dress he jhii; iii'ttie May Krl.ie, disorderly is hi r.-le- u.v» ii. 11 j p la y s and sig n a l pra c tic e T h u r s d a y m e e tin g of th e F a s t C o a s t Clmnt- e x p e c t s to h.nke before election i "h itiet, J l p bund r "I re n te d ; Elii. >i concern, tha. ..., . h« i •■ i I •<•". nitier. \ 11 p>9. ' ■ fternoon a t S te tso n U n iv e rsity ns her- of Com m erce A. p. Connelly and tho niokt roninredirnnivr h.- Irene Slappcy, disorderly *c o n d u c t, ' "»l' il." .............hi,, r Coach AicQutllnn p re p a re d to ch.su . * lias delivered since his sp eech of *■> and <• n*s .,r id da\> in ja il; Ed.' i hobler. JinlRn «> m i ,I I’nuri. . his week of hard practice in p re - , , a lth o u g h he th o u g h t a ccep tan ce o f the Republican n«m- h l . u i , iruiikeni.es.«. and cost.1 . ’* P n i b n l s f . , r rn x f l . i n l 11. .is i;x < ii.ur of th, . —ii i . p a r n tio n for the Piedm ont g a m e hc " lrn ,,f l,,<' , a ' t const count lea illation the P resid en t declared liir or 1(1 days in jail. IT IS E A S Y TO S E E PHII.I.IPS. ,|. | S a tu r d a y on C u m m in g Field. All of bonding to build .1 ennui front May. stand on practically e v e r y phase ■ i 11" same i in,.' I >x ill iv . .il tr t ...' . i n % r \ .<t i k .' f , o f g o v e r n m e n t a f fa ir s. ll^> discusWhy a I’UiCLY WIGGLY dollar is a hie to ro further and perfom! ' flmil a* caii.n." is I s . <1,1111,. sn ip „f l l„p|,|n. soil cninpaign issues, in sonic in ­ spiIf,ilmr<l«. ' ’ ■ mb! . s . in , . a t,.l .r<k f : more efficiency than the ordinary dollar. * IM si,. . . t;,|w ai,| uu.n..iV> .. . *ar fetched because of (hi sta n c e s, for the fir*t tiim I Ill If il «*i i 'il.t r 2.) \ Are you sharing in the SA V IN G S th a t the PIGGLY WIGGLY V .11. Ii All 1>1. I! I'll II.! II'S cp you? If not then it Ir*hooves you to pay us a visit and take ad •»*he »----• u s pres* 1 *co rre s- •! 7 FI ■ “** ,ftko” 111* l*y the < en- Kn tern Division „f the Chamber - ____ tlie xleld. T v a rio of the p ires we have every day. pondentn who followeti th e plnyers tra! F lorida counties, suy S e m in o le ,' of <’«.mniercc "f the U nited State* handler's new P H R B B i u a i i n i r B s m B B i s B i i i i L i s m i i g s u i B E U B a i a B i i i i i R a ro u n d th e field w e re delighted a t O ra n g e , Volusia, B re v a rd and P u t- J m,;,‘tin g here io the <ha .. n nam , th e desired canal w ith a clear- ‘ building, and the d d less , was car - a......... B*** *®*ults o f th e s e final w orkouts. ance of 10 feet could lie obt; Med by radio to alm ost every sec­ , .................... .lined G u n o s ily to see th e te a m in , fiom tbe S t. Jo h n s River to the In- tion of the c ountry. a c tion has been rapidly m o unting S u m m a riz in g the a d m in is tr a ­ th is week since Conch McQuillan di,ln Rivt r lor a e om parat ivcly tion's p ro g ra m which he said had closed the g a te s of the playing field small su n ,. T h e cost w o u ld be c.boitt “ In ought an era of more th a n nx While the east c a s t p r o ­ to th e g e n e ra l public. P re se n t in d i­ S ' , ...... c r a g e p ro sp e rity ” the President c a tio n s a r c t h a t *Slot son stu d e n ts tect would cost about $12,000,(MM) railed a tte n tio n t h a t despite t ' „ I'aive Comedy in Tit fee Aet« he said. Will have a la r g e r re p re s e n ta tio n “ n a tu r a l supposition that e\’?,| \ S u c h u c a n a l w o u ld |,(. p ro fita b le on tb e field th a n a t any o th e r pro-, w ell-w isher of tlie c ountry would vious g a m e in the histo ry of the to th e g r o w e r s of th e se se c tio n s, lie Mie anxious to m a in ta in tlie present school. .Sonic of the g irls in th e s t u ­ lic c la r e d , b eca u se ii w ould m e n esta b lish e d orde r of t h i n g s / ' th ? re d e n t body w ere so anxious to see i p ro p e r d r a in a g e d u rin g se a so n s now a r e proposed “a t least two of th e boys in uetiun th a t they c lim b ­ M a li ns the one ju s t past w hen | the most i w o l u t i o n a r v c ha nge s ed upon the g y m n a siu m ste p s ami •nm h d a m a g e is done to i •,:i i | s m ,,| I governm ent ow nership ,,f t,,,,,* p s by e x c e s s iv e r a m s and h ig h lim ita tio n and lim itation of the w a tc h e d them over the fence. Tick- ! cwro a te r. ’ power* of the stiiireme court/* c ts fo r ti.e g a m e a re ra pidly being I j Public ow nership, lie described • sold to both tlie stu d e n ts and the | ■is i| "most i>- ilous u n d e r ta k in g tow nspeople in DeLnmJ. I repurni both to th«» w H fu rc of biisii)c«t> an*! lb 2 4 t.h . Itiie imlepemlem e of the people." la r g e n u m b e r s of visitors fro m the •l"€ luck r.O Cents If Powers of the su p re m e c u l l n e ig h b o r in g Hectiotis. , n n i H A N I) L A I (,ii W IT H I S Weie limited as piopnsed, lie said, T w o full te n m s ha v e been in ac- ■ RA I.Tl.MflRK. <i,t. o , o u r t be historian Would , lose the th a n i bl S p u n ’ u n I Id tlon on th e pra c tic e field t his M s lb 2 8 o x . week w ith n i iuinber o f ' r ^ e r m . p h " ! ! .‘.»in?k y**’V \\' T ' ' ' ' ' ' '' bm l’-how n’^Th'I'v' w e n '' n / ’! Dl. (:• w% 7 7 ,\ “rrrn' OPINION ON MANY NATIONAL ISSUES «**•*«•» witfthe acUomT'oT^U pLyJK’S! ]idea couV|d'b<,*t k*'''1 "l ,ht‘ "I>«»I before the Potatoes “Bashful Mr.Bobbs” Sweet Potatoes Senior Epworlh League High School Audiiorium Pour Armed Bandits Money, Diamonds n,““ i r t e X ' * !af, , L’"! T hursday a f te r n o o n which men would ..tart the g a m e and has an nounced be would give „ te n ta tiv e lineup fo r p uldie a tto" F r id a y night, T he hoy a have a s t i l f skull practee T he hoys have a still skull practice each nig h t for one hour. ' ,<'s,‘t'b Miller, eompnnS I S o S j ' h i t . , ' hi l,’|,n,l" s - ‘ ' t her I enm pnnm n l - l hi hut the holdm, men t h , , xx .t I. ' /c k at loin. .............. .... ..... DAVIS BACK FROM MIDDLE WEST TO CLOSE CAMPAIGN i .11*41 I I < ! kr A IV " . F t t l I! I 'f T l , • * ■ JB - K | FOR YOUR M a ile r A. Riggs, m c h a rg e ,d th e g o v e r nmeui x ,., „ t ( t r a i n i n g in Florida, was in Nan fo rd T h u rs d a y , on his n l , , , , , t ,,p to Jacksonville, Ids hea.lipiarlcis, a f t e r h a v in g m ade a tout ,,t msp,., tion in th e s o u th e rn part of the s ta te , r e a c h in g us f a r as Key West. Mr. R iggs was a pleasant m l l i i at the H erald office. nm : Why nut try being Hi yc-tu “ y o u n g e r a g a in why n..| 'gn-w S s t r e n g e r in body, h i mind, in x, u ta lity ? Why not la k e M, ( > " CcxJ IJvi*r Oil TaLleth uml tlmp in ej y e a r s from your a g e m ;tu , i a v s 7 ■ H o m e a n th is iilerully. of , (/U. , . * We believe th u t a 3(i ,|,.Vs 11 < nl- * -m ent will m a k e you feel 10 y e a rs £ y o u n g e r — hut ut uny ru le tr> th e m ■ J o r *10 duys nnd if you a r e not sat 2 isfled g e t y o u r money bm k do a t a b l e t s — 00 c e n ts a t Union I 'h u in . J a c y c r a n y p ro g r e s s iv e d r u g g is t, lie ■ s u r e a n d get M rC uy'a—th e o n g u ■ na! a n d genuine. __Adv. £ s u 'i'i.Y the m o st •mi s ( i is or *** c \ll lit BOKAR ih 45c M Circle lb 40c 8 o’Clock ib 35c • t I••r l H I ( '*1 *1X11.1 s| | I , I I I, •I II II S IIIM II II I <>ll \ III II I I I H I l <>. .1. V. Iilia '- llr ji.l III, < 1M of the Food Value of Your takings PillsburyJ: .»’J < t*f*( IONA J? :::: I I \V UK A J i> . CLEANSER 9 Plitin flour hr.s a I.irgo amount of food value hut it must be combined with good baking powder in order to retain Lins value. KM'ORE Spaghetti • '•* c r x ll i li w n li M i n : ii 10c A. & P. Sitri'dded Cocoanut (i-n/ L)C H A (O N I ’n l i r a h e I'ttlx 10c iii ii n il i ii Cherries r.V . F you want to find what thou­ sands of h o u se w iv e s have * learned —make some biscuits with self-rising flour —■then make some with good plain Hour and Calumet Baking Pow­ der—notice the great difference. Jne trial will satisfy you. Your health demands that you make tlie exjienment. 27c 101b Maine Potatoes 2 7 c Those who know—millions of housewives, domestic science teachers,bighotel 9,restaurants, bakeries and railroads will not use anything but Calumet, the Economy Baking Powder. * ■■ ■ ■ ■ B B I I B I U . 1 Play sa fe -u s e Calumet and plain flour. It is the most eco­ nomical and sa tis fa c to r y , where light, wholesome and pure foods are desired. A COM EDY---------- x'J ACTS I ’N IiLR A USPIC ES SEN IO R El*WO RTH LEAGUE High School Auditorium >>ll5 o't loi k ' Most self rising flours are not successful because they do not raise the bakings to the proper lightness. This means a cer­ tain loss of nutrition because they are heavy and hard to digest. | r pkg “BASHFUL MR. B0BBS" ui< c o t n t * j i i i i . i :, J Every time you eat food that does not properly digest you do not get the full nutritional value —you are overtaxing your stomach. Nourishing and perfect bakings are what good health demands. The one sure way is — use pure flour and good baking powder. S A N I 'im p AVKNUI-: p rrse n t my iln n l siio o u n ls a s t;» 1 e e u trtx of sa id e state , amt ank f o r , th e ir a p p ro v a l. D ated O cto b er i i , A | j t ill* M A It\ A. H IIA A I,. E x .* riil Mx J d & ■ FLOUR J. It. TILLIS and th a t m tin* sa.iic ilm r i xxtii •r*»l*xo(*. C s s s l ) , H iu le ul F lo r id a . - I n re E s t a t e of J . N, W ltiln e r N otice Is lie re b y g iv e n . t<< u ,| w hom It niny eoneern H im I oij ih> J7 th d a y o f D ecem b er, A D I m l I I s h a ll a p p le to l l i s llu iio r u lil. E V. H o u n h o ld rr. J u d g e o f »abl t J u d g e of I ’ro b u le fo r my ftnnl ttarg e • • E x e c u t o r of tlie e sta te I . N, W h ltn e r. d se e a se il: nn j at (h e sa m e tim e I w ill p ro ­ sc u t my f in a l a ce u u n u i us jttse c u io r •»f sa id e sta te , and a s k fo r . t h m "approval. . m i r D ated O cto b er t l , A. D. )»J« a . O. C U A W . E x e c u to r. ••• I * I \ I ••I > M 111*1 II PURE FOOD MARKET M auaho ld er. Ju itg,. „f "Ull| r „ „ n . i x * • ,lf I'r o b a lr , for rn> fin u : I cl Isi lo ir k .' as E x r c u jlr lx of t It, . j ■ ■ ■ ■ U S I ' A * 1? ° ( T heo d o re B rliu u l <l«e«u*>.it; F o ritT f 10c (U K DRESS T H EM ) HAM. m et FLOUR L o ile e jo A&P f < I. and Fivers F A l’SA G E S OF ALL KINDS. ii I ll I x i l l si \ i IHI XM is hi UNCOATLD D E I.l F.'im-y I,,lni,i«I;i and U’estoin F c u L . Lain it anil \’ual. F’at 1luns ^ HO 4 i-2c ASTOR RICE IN ul;. la o u t o r « o i .\ t » .it i h , :. ■ N rm lnw lt t u B u ir , s t a i r «r ■ In r r K . t u l r ..r T b e u.io ,.. Wm .,..i « Ih hereby glvrn. t,< nil £ 'fiom It • i>..• on .... Hi, .i. 11 ninv ‘('ntw'x.n, ‘•nrerii. that *7*h dio of Dnmnio-i*. A D i :•», 7 , • h a lt nt|fil> to llo n o iu b ln i i r .w NO. 1. CALIFORNIA 2 CANS Where Do You Buy f | Your Groceries? * * ' oa-i.li, the (.rorerx I'ielil lo i n p i r e \ ,v |*. niereliu ti­ de e it . ipialit > and p r i e s . I oinpar*' \ ,SL I*. I,,,a,-si •'eight and •niirlcons alien Dun v ix i n our i listmiiers. I mi ' a . ( N \ I ’ |,i ii es and •' *|o.i111x t*ul x at \ .X '1***1* Sunday Dinner PYiday, October 24th I'U M E A N D DA v a i l W I T . I i T h is Uptire W a s D on ated l>> lb,. • PACKED IN TIN —KEEPS STRENGTH IN - SO (rnl. ,j ‘ _ I. SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY JNO. COMPANY Myrlle Avenue end Fourth Street. SNEED \V . r* ftX £h ree BARS ifiu n tm u B iiB ia ii T a sk (C ontinued from P a g o I ) ed from the subject lie had been dixcuH"ing to add: “ I s ta n d for the fu n d a m e n ta l ( o i l Iu* m .itli " f y m i r t i e e k 's . g r n c i* r \ gqarunteoi; in fa vor o f leligm oM l|)|)l\ f a ith and pra c tic e s in the United ' • hi I'llO N K xnttr order to S ta tu s and ugniuHt a n y th re a t to dim inish the r ig h t of any hum !>♦ ■ cau*<* of Ii j m rh o ire in adopt tin religion he lent tied a t his m o th e r ', k nee." I f ever the lim e m in e when he m Would not he willing to ,p , n|, ln de fe nse of th e -e principles, \ti Davl" said: ' ' »* U ill 11. 1 Xi l u l l li n e n f f r e s h w “ I hope my a r m will full pi,|M..,| •to my side and my lo n g u e will t*f it lllt'.N | III X |l|| || <| it I u t tin \ . cleave to the roof «,f my mouth." T he c andidul. said lie was » m e m b e r of tw o secret o i g a n u o turns, the Elks and Masons, and H c i n / . ’s F i n n ; n n d F i / r F t i d d i n t : . a sso rte d "if I he d a y should i \ , i come tha t they should seek to en S u n s h in e C o o k ie s and F o la fo C liip s te r the political field. I would feel R my duty as a m a n and a o t i zen to sever my connection with ■ ■ B * a B s « « B M. a a „ B I l i l , B B I i a > K i l I 1 1 I | n o | i i i i i i | i i i | them in s ta n tly ." R eplying f u r th e r to the .,m . tloner. Mr. Dux." added; "I do n..| * .............................................................................................................................................. believe, ami in my ju d g m e n t h is ­ to r y will hear mo out, th a t any la s tin g goo,| , x (1 tu u | , e phshed by the inclusion into p.di lies for a n y he, ret otdel what ex,., JARS PalmOliveSoap PEACHES' NATIONAL HANK HI.L'I Roberts Grocery Store * mm ’ E. F . L A N E .4 0 * Yellow, 5-lbs GRAPES Fruit Jam s ...................................................................... ... m - Fancy Fancy Tokays, Friday, October icon Reimhli) liad proved a failutx M r, ( ouhdge said fin t lu t t , do, in in federal ta luxe* xxns |„, . j thm x e s wjls | on the basis . .f the e stim a te d g>,\ e m in e n t budget for next year. an.I he out lined a hi - "common , <" met hod of ta xa tion Fancy Cobblers, 10-lbs. A u t h o r i s e d M a r i e t t a * A g r a t u t t h e S e u i. u u l r L' oual y IHiuUry Aseeetallua *,, <1 *?« \J 1u&aDU i snixA*~jr, ii. u A ilj i l / . iJ iV , . rl �w m m . THE SANFORD HERALD, SA_TURDAY, OCT^DER 25, 1924 ~ ~ ~ r> _____ -- t uv? m v i \ JaMA'i*.. A d v lie T D entist W ho D cnU l Supervision of 9 — Stresses Influence rf the Teeth on H ealth, v w . • Y* :. > i t . v Commander of Trenton De­ clares AIL Precautions Were Taken on Hoard His Ship To Avoid Any Accidents •New York. N. T .— W ould you p i l a w a d e n tis t to g rind tho »urface o f a to o th w ith o u t a n y alfn jof decay, e i t h e r tn y o u r ow n m o u th jor In th e m o u th o f y o u r child, a n d X>ut In a filling? , , That Kom i like a foollah Iqueetion b u t a c c o rd in g to Dr. m ta d d c u a P. H y a tt, d e n ta l director th e M etropolitan I J f e In su ra n c e {Comptny, thla vtlll bo tho accepted jprticilce a m o n g th e beat dentlata tn JUic n e x t docado o r tw o. . •»nlla re c o m m e n d a tio n ta not aa V Jtew aa It Bounds,” said Dr. H yatt, .who k n o w i so m e th in g about teeth, .having aupcrvlalon over thoae of ,tho m ore th a n nine thouaand pnrfcona In tho company'll hom e ofnee. S * A n A m erican denttat m ade thla , ko c o m m e n d a tlo n In th e year .eightecn-thlrty-nlx b u t ho gave no (J- figures to su p p o r t It. T h e beat dental p ra c tic e shows t h a t If thla wero followed m uch of Itha de nta l Infection prevalent {would be elim inated. S ta tistic * ' A th o ro u g h d e n ta l cleansing, twine yearly, will reveal covltlna before etghty-flvo C \ > p rove r u v e ut ihnat t ppracU i n t u ucally uif «* h u » / * imo th e y become tr o u b lc v n n e a n d will h e lp tone u p tin- system 7,. • ,'p«r cent, of tho cavities treated ’ . •_____ _____ >1. _ ___S l _ . ________ S _____ l t , n . a r o on th o grin d in g aurfaco of tho :teoth. T hose cavities como. In “T im e a f te r tim e n tooth, seem- tho chances a r c th re e or f o u r to m o s t Inatancea, from Inporfoct Ingly eound on th e surface, tins one tha t the person, whose teeth Junction of th e enam el oovertng been Infected th r o u g h tills scc-p- have no Infection, will have b e tte r th o tooth. ^ . ago. All we r a n do then Is to out h e a lth th a n the ono w ith Infectod out tho Infected p a r t a n d nil It. te e th ." One Cause of Carbine In t!»23. a c c o rd in g to statistics If tho tooth hnd been exnmlned In f '"This enam el builds out from each childhood nnd hnd hnd Us mirfnce compiled by tho com p a n y 's denial ■Wo of tho tooth a n d moots about (tiled, when Its liability to Infect­ division, th e r e wero IS ,179, dcntnl th o m iddle of the surface. But ion had been discovered, ll would cleansings given to 9.000 employes p a tu r o does not alwaya do a per- h a rd ly over bo necessary lo kill a n d 11.611 tilling* wero Inserted jJP,, ;M f e e t Job In Joining the tw o aoo- nerve* or lo p u t on gold crown*. on advice of the dental examiners. "V /- have found thoro In a direct T his w as In a ddition to tho c le a n s­ t l o n a W h e n thoro ta a fault, oven th o u g h It Is not visible to the connection betw een th e condition ing* m ade by tho em ployes' own n a k e d eyo. tho acids th a t form In of tho tooth a n d bodily health. In dentist. It 1* ono of tho re q u ire ­ t h e m o u th will eoep th r o u g h nnd fncl. good h e a lth y toetli j t m k o for ment* of M etropolitan om ploymonl th e i r aetton cause* th e docay of good bodily h e a lth , 'nfT jjklo not th a t worker* have th e ir tooth th e r but cleaned and exam ined twice a year. lu oout d e n tin e u n d e r th e enamel- -. alw ays a tte n d ono on tho OWNERS OF CARS Help Of Churches WASTE MILLIONS ?-'11^ 1/ 0, IN YEAR’S TIME A I.IIA N X , O il. 25. Appc-diiiE* Crow ds b e g a n to g a t h e r nnd for r «-vi-ral hours it w a s believed that th e nine m en known to be in the I ts hnd perished. F o u r of them, who had been w o rk in g In num ber The G ia n ts h a d filled the bases in th e th ir d inning of the fifth w otl d series g a m e a t th e I’olo G rounds, New York. Ml shnft, 00 feet below n u m b e r P ! Bentley. U m p ire ConnoHy is m nving Bentley out w ith his m ask, ns Geo rg e Kc-lly nnd the Ginnt lint bevy sadly look on. | sh a f t, escaped th r o u g h a n Hban- ' Young lined to Rice in r ig h t field. Rice whipped the bn!I to W a lte r Jo hnson, who relayed in to Ruck H e re you seccloned shnft un in ju re d . S h o rtly before 0 o'clock last i iin siiB E im a night those g u th c re d a ro u n d th e j p a r tly wrecked tipple h e a r d a voice fro m below s h o u tin g "hey th e r e ”, H arvey N'esbit, a n e gro m iner, wntalking. He told those on the sut * I I imiki; iKt* nr* in*lruc1*t! t*» r*f»ifi«J rtmtirv hi rv»*ry Inutanr* wham «*.«»i nf art «<r > i . w i n * a i r n o t nl i t h I ii «*i ! T l i f v i - r v l i f t l tJo»«? o f face in reply to q u estions, that n . m i j o m : h i .i v k h a m i k i u m c i t o m t “ we arc- all h e re ." None w a s in fi lruont I n v i i vi n l t l x *t opw t h o f nhi • f I hk i uh I c n i i i c h l n u nii'l i h f t l i l n l i Iiinp i i ni i i i l l y fstiipn rli»* NCAfii'Ni T l i f ri»fi»nioii jured, he said. I'oM m u » t r l i o t nf i l ufe a fu tic-un t l i i i rnx# jh ( fl«l o f It at r»m-# The rescue crew s w ere a t t e m p t ­ If y o u r m u n c l * i u r « nor** or „x o n lmx«* tliut •• hi l l y f •••-1: »nt ing to e n te r the w orkings Inst night x v l i h h «i ii II l i f u d Mc l i r . It h u Mitt* bijfn t h . i t x m i lui \ •• t nk *»i • *»M H H SCTMCC of I foii't w a i t f o r I • ii •• u m o i i la In «!« ve | o| ». I mt h n y a Imttl*- o f I'l.hcM in searh of two o th e r men who J m NKH LI V K i t ANI > I v I l ' M V T«i NI«* l . u l . y Th.* i u nrnul l w ere said to be still in th e mine-. in g and »• ml x oij c a l l ( m l n f f n i tl t n l a k e it t h i i l o t * nt t i l l * Him* o f ) r a r Ku r h. i I«* u l C om pa ny officials, how ever, said has always tha t th e r e w ere only nine men un J d e r g ro u n d when th e explosion oc­ sin ce civilization curred. llk ll iB ia siiiia ssB B S B M S in B itsiiiiiB siin a isssiB it No estimate- of the d a m a g e could T lic protection lie olitainc-d h o t night, no r would any of the rescue w o rk e rs predict qu ire today for how long it would he- lie-fore the en and important tomhccl men could he reached. Three- of th e im prisoned men arc"fle-v/eei/er, ” is i h f term is m ost con white and two a r e negroes. r e . r o Yeomrrt o f I hr THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS ROUM ILLAT & ANDERSON Body Of Young Miner Recovered A fter Blast £ ' ,Vi,V.!hK s' M A IH SO N VI I.I.K, Ky.. Oct JTice lie.e|\ of I’jiciI W heeler, 11* yc-arold tuinc-r. wics ic-covc-red front the H a rt Coal C o m p a n y ’s mine today w here a gees and d u st explosion la«t night entom bed let Iciest If, m iners. T w o m ore men a re m i- s ­ ing and a r e believed buried under •he fall of slai, Foot teen e n to m b ­ ' d men escaped d u rin g th e night. Yu . (le t 25. With W ednesday nnd Inst 'm g h t of six of the wounded at tie naval h ospita l here, the- to ta l mini he r of ele-nil from the- pow der explos­ ion a board the- c r u is e r T re n to n Monday, was brought to 11 and at le a st one more of the six re m aining wounded is not expected to ri-CliVe-l F o u r of the d is a s te r victim s n u t d e a th when the- explosion ne-i-uricd and le-n have- died sine-e- they we t. Iln o u g h t to the hospital. to the chu rc h e s of the- U nited *S tn,,M ,0 exercise- cc g r e a t e r and mor|1 , c,nstnnt influence upon th e moral a(pl re lig io u s Work of pc-nnl {in stitu tio n s, F t auk Moore, of Rah A m e ric a n nutom'ohilc owner* w«y. N. J., president of the- Antc-r a r e w a s tin g $:iyu,t>00,000 a n n u u lly irun 1 A ssociation, tenhev sent reeiuest th nccorcling to H a rriso n Uoyce. nn- out ,,ul «a rectuust th aa tt eve-i evc-i \v nut istc-i have- tirison prison woik work as tlo n a liy know n a u to m o tiv e engi- in 1,1 th e 'laml nn,‘ havea t '*•■« le a st »"« one 'service on ' m i m B I B B I I B B I B B I B B a B B B I i m B B B B B B I I I B B I B B O I B I I . K t : j w r , who is now m a k in g a special "a "subject l'!,J r r l of 1,1 s tu d y of m o to r m a in te n a n c e in his • im day. ct. The action of i the* cm- a s s o c ia tio n s iirestelipresident, maderL o n g i.t« .,a ila. ib___ Island o ra____ to ry . ‘F ro m figures xvhlch 1 have rtim public heri-.wiis in accord w ith th-piled in co-operation w ith th e A u ', l t h “ M ,h . ___ ».n . c-e.. _ t . _/ ' e.f ___________ tomobelc C'hamlrer Co m m e n e - 1nttul m e e tin g of the o r g n n t/a tio u which ri-affit nteil previous m t ton Mr. Hoyce s ta te s , “ I am convinced in ele-Rign a tin g the f o u rth Sumliiv th a t th io u g h one item alonein m i. ‘‘i ,,, , . . .ul tie liiUai_ .ot, e-ai h veae us l ‘i i-i.n , tonu.blle m a in te n a n c e, m o te r own- S ijii.Li \ e rs threrughout th e U nited S tn t.- s ! ' IllfK.sl1|fl. I’reside-nt M , ,in r e lite ra lly th ro w in g a w a y m i l - ', .......... . >tll, |stll.s , show t h a t . i nn. lions of dollars each year. T hat , h|k , „ lllltrv in c r e a s in g in an one item h«H to do w ith the e-oni- a l a n n i n g de gre e He pointe-d out mon en e m y of all m otors, w h e th e r t(la i he>w*_that fione th e y o p e r a te on hand, in th e *ir. j-m j ,,, |«,oj, , j 1)( increase- was at o r on the w a te r. It is c arbon." tj„. r „i,. „f .Mi nll,| t hat ( (Mils Six Dollars. leve l \ y e a r a p p r o x im a te d v on • eel Mr. Hoyce p o in ts e»ut th a t e.fTle ial | of e-.eiv tieili i It i/.e-us e.f tlu- e on nt i \ fig u re s show th a t th e a v e r a g e eost gree ts the Ne w Y ip r in prison T o p e r ye-nr e.f c le a n in g o u t c arbon , " I f men in pn.-ons are g o ,tig t-c logged valves is $(! pt-r e-ier. Ac be- fee c o rd in g t«» s ta tis tic s e.f th e A utum n fe-tte-r bile- Chamhe-r <>f t'eimineereu, th e re -aid, “ th w e re in th e Unite-el State-s lust ve-eer inte-n -t ; H arrison Hoyce Declared Car and non DeutrnvH o e « ir o > 8 Pnwpr i ow er a n a • JVIotor h lllr ie n c y ; I aish In E n ch Y ear is $ 3 9 9 ,9 0 0 ,0 0 0 TftX e bon [1 ■ MAI)ISONVILLE, Ky., Oct. 26.-An explosion in the mine of the llnrt Coni Corporation near here early last night emtombed nfpe nten, four of whom escaped thrpu an abandoned shnft and five ported that they were all herb, jjii| cording to officials of the company.! The explosion occurred in shaft , n u m b e r nine, 220 feet under ; ground, sh o rtly n f t c r the day force | of 250 men hnd le ft the workings. T he enpe w a s ja m m e d in the shaft ami tho tipple blown partly over. Regularity ! lie s cic*rot of suooesuful saving; it* roffiilarit.v. Any poison who will adopt a mothod of saving: a rogulai' sum at rogfular in te r­ vals if only a dollar a wools, will create the habit of saving'. save, when the habit is once ac­ quired is as n atu ra l as breathing: and the final rew ard is financial independence. S a n f o r d ’s Exclusive Residential Division , fni ing east, evei y t lung are going to to nial, I,mid rresl I'lloNI-: 115 F. I v A N I: It. S. not I.X . S alesm an (il It |; 5 lil 2 FIRST NATION \l I he cost of u box cen ts a week. SEMINOLECOUNTYB ONLY 17 LOTS E. v id ed by a in o u r vault. , liiu ird , a p p o in ted by I 'd u a r J I I a t w arden o / iheTtnt er o f London. " H er/ea ten " a te H ill e>n duty in the Teir-rr. a n d tm tr th e tam e u n i­ fo rm a * in ancient days. P a id o n S n \ in ex A S lrc n jrtli \\K N e rv ic e Progress III l t d ■i i i i B i n i a B i i B a B i i i B m B i i m E i i i n B ^ B i B B B B i a B m s y i i j 20,000 EXTRA VOTE! Will You Get Them A ( <IMMUNITY M I L D E R POSTER. P resident R .J \ W IIITNKR, Cashier Contestants turning in $100 or more in subscrip­ tions during the week ending tonight at 10 o’clock will he awarded 20,000 additional voles in The Herald’s bi<» subscription contest. A dvertising these 20,000 votes may decide the winner of the Buiek. They may play an important part in the campaign. They may he worth a lot. is the foundation on which the business of the world is built. A s e a p la n e sta y e d u p in thu uir 20 h o u rs, but th is record d oesn't 'O ven a p p ro a c h t h a t of clothes ■prices. Don’t neglect your / Win These E x t r a Votes] foundation or your business over and pieces be Contestants will have to work. Hut a lew hours yet remain. At 10 o’clock The Herald office will close and it will then be too late. 'R u m a n i a n c a b in e t, and toduy | ■th r e a te n e d a c a b in e t sha k e u p . See All Your Friends and Make Today Count] For The Most Cashier Is Wounded (it attem pted Hold-up CHICAGO. Oct. S3.—Stephen Kovao, cashier, * * • probably fa­ tally wounded In •hot* in which bap . *h' outlying state driven.off by «M VS' i J&&M1 �ten tii'ii m o i*<vu«..>n , ___ l.onnl Of t h e F lorida I t it M o a *a S d ' M t i k j T W. A W * They ' « m United lUughtroi of the Cemfet!-1ncrnnipaniM bapk by tlwlr brother. ’'%] . grnev. uni ten .icihj# rcci r.linK u* secretary ...........of, iIChaHtb "»Mrt'nrtd Morrts Wimtiut* Mero Monrts WimbEdi ernrv, .icihj# recording secretary 'ef ■•ChuHIo nho 3Pcri,|arid the winter winter in in Wash- Q •*H • the Washtho .l , ____i i n ^ t o__ n, • jW O n e p m a u iw H o •, ■ *' ia hao _____jCUOOOtS FOiHlS H0M& fAHO KEVQWlHOWSANOTHev hmeonMAke BVCBYTUIUS ? H M iH 0 N ize & y P U T H M 6 J > tA iT « (tO P P A W S ON T H E W ALLS._______ _ ^ * * m a * x* * m 3 * * M %*»./&■Si v ■' Y r Y~ ~ y, ml.r as m u c h IntrnMit In p r r p n r ln ^ fnml a s t lia g irts nmt I tie lesions tliey nru it> bearing ini tu'alili nil! guide 1111-111 iu Mdertlng tlu-ir pro p e r Uiet In Die luturo ¥ r,. T-— Tho '‘poor ..................... H e a l t h A s...... s o c.............. ia tio n . Th<* nw ariln I Ir. no d i a m e t e r of were Hindi* for tin Ix-ul work dour (, sh*- is n real prr- In a public school ojementnry grade room In t.-nchlun health I j llllli- rich tiny, lier through tho bcIiooI year. far rout. Those two T h o I e a r h o r s w o rn d ln e o s s ll if t h e [llilrm rorno from 11 r>- <i.-iiIMi 1ms liron illlTlrulty o f m - c u r ln c tin- o o - o p o r u * * ■- ■ ln r to fo rm fmo-l h e a lth h a b it*. ; wa i Kruteful niel r< mly to lielp. <if lti<* three tc.ichcrs, w ho j didn't fan* so w-ll two rami from ] dlslricls no poor thni tnon: of Uu ‘" o i h . rs ' w i n o u t to w o rk . It win. 11 h i n d s t i ’ifeli* 10 i-*t m ilk t o f* • d - » »•» It... nil.* 1 l i . i ' n U I 1. 1. I »«•»!'•. i / v t . t i l mo-.u lsh**-t yeuntrstem 11v, f a m il ie s k n o w n tiou of parents in rtiiilro.lJmK <Ii* ,u ,,1‘' “t hr•»»»«! nod to make ends meet loh.' I clitldrrn’n ctillilri n il dint. ures. tisMhtial tuiBciumi in m tilt m e .................-■ ch ors a r - und* r n o u r - ' j , v a l t h h a b i t s , w h i c h a r e ti iu n l it home. of th'* " a li li o f I w h e r e v e r h e a l t h l e a c h i n g exist*, j T h o D — . There If p l e n t y f o r | , r r t h e I m p o r l o n c e o f n i n e liotim | .id v m l e h* re 1 1 * 1 h .l .l r e n w e n t a ­ int It If w r o n g 3j,.c p w ith o p e n w i n d o w s , tin* v n lu e pi t.Mvt ly d n srt -1 n n d r v . ry fn m lly 111 tin Ir l l t t l - b o d ie s | j d e n i y o f g r e e n vc(,vttild es In live.I 1- Its o w t. hotrie. It w a s tin 1, 1; if h ati'l g ro w Hi f j)1( , j | c t, d m nt r- n g l h - g l v i t i g c iui r - • :.p 'iisli - a u b n r b ; in d is tr i c t n e a r ’» k tie > tr- o'* b e t t e r - j-ji.f t,f m i l k n n ii tin* u n h e a l t h y l u w v i l'v 'I !. . tit 1.1r* n h J I pilldr 11 I" iH“ ’r ‘ rt o iltn of l e a a m i co ffee d r i n k i n g P " m y of iiu>n> v to t p e n d m il ' ....... l 'u r - | h y c h i l d r e n . • polti .1 t l n l r a p p i t p i - i w ith m i n t y L lstrl-'a. wtiOwo a n d soda. Most o f t h e m d r u n k uoi to l tty Du* r i g h t S cciiriiiB P a r e n t s ' C o - o p e r a t i o n u .n , ofr t„ „ nc rin y Of t h e r r o u p of t e i ic l ie r s jir* s eh o w etl t h e s a m e p h y s ic a l s y t n p tniilc fm f was reitln-rlur 1 f el tu.-n t- r n t nil lit 11 t h rt ii s u b l t i n y lt.nl t o t u s of 1. a P iu t n i t o n t.s t h - c h i l l tln ra. wt.n b a t lie. n b e e n s u c c e s s f u l , hoom t o r hit i f It. r • ti of t h e I n t p o i r b h e . l ilts lifrts. W in 11 t h e 1 n In r trb<l to I n t e r Itlllliin 1, -j, tt ................. 1:' ti 111 Ida so cu rlitK D t- co -o p t r a t i o n lit tin const tint, a b o u t p a r e n t s , elilefly t l i r o u r h tin- p a r - . it 'I n p . n i ' t t s hi ti n ii iu . i in t il tt o n ly t t a r h t r - f r o m a ll t tit- te n c h - r s o r g a n l r it Ion. I'l* :• I o -c. n e t Ivml m a n y r- buffs Hint ry. *lni w o n t h l l t r o u p h c u ll in g u p o n ' I n i n lm ii fm r In t e l fcreiic.-.-' li m i ti n g thlH Ihtps ( l v 11 'tV Ml. . l u a l 'v at n a m e r i n t cal 1 t i i j ' m olth tn *. n - e dlfTU-llH tu sn u n n ,lfe (n crtin c t- > oiti .In- i n mitt) iiiotlier 1 o n ’ .it ‘h • 1- '* tl u t:.. o n e m t i e p o i e r t y Ihf A a i o r e - a u It I Id u . u i c i s t o o d th e t. m i n i s w i r e t r y - . . t i a l n i in ti ■a 1 | U *i »5 COO*; U tf.reg I L -r^ rJ 3 •** — H- - - 1' 1 ti lt t e l - t l l . l l ,;p. Ill I it-, e t t ' i t s ll" 1* •*. i- JM I IS* •* III \ T i I: w it h ! . 11 1 1 1 Il-I 1 : t . In-: mi . A hi d 1 nm n ali i ' 1 1 n - 1 ai m.t tf 7,1 i. 1 III, J. • c .1 h ill* 1 Di l i ! , I o n - -i. \t. I I . : 1 ' • v II Ite m 'll 1. > I 7 r ; \n If. t a i l A Mi a I i*’ . 1 , o f I li e r o o k i n g prui n u r c a n g u l a r tllftis-tl, n n i k l-"1 l i g l l teli i rn«V t o cl< nU tun P V. - .lilt p ., 1 ' 1 a , f S.line of t h e Itirger iron lir.b le n ,!n f t i l i MR d o w n on tlic rollvr# m tli.il it is did icu lt to m o v e tl .e m iilm ut, .... 1 i . i 1 1 I lo# . fftii. lie cured . . 1 b y1 .iriving . . / n luir.l1 wrt.fi plug in to tin- b o t t o m of e a c h p o st mill boring .1 S-in Imlo in it, 1 ( i 1 . ' t 1. \ . , 1 1 < ,i ,| 1 I Sui'to ty News rayranhs 1 .I tl. I*i n . , fgiuyer, JI ‘ 15; consideration, undivided half ihtcresl. f‘’°* * IV west est ct uoirn er — of !’i"*'.'*!, m .r.^t ooff northw IP>linwi*.ni t.M - Mr« -~ t . GrYtrndc'B d d i-' W ‘Ihoun tu Mr 7. ri..r tier in 13, „f of sSt. Urt-trudc'b aaddi­ n"... g . .lottl 7I o. of Hlock li :,u:l “» *^nf.,rd. u.ecft *’ —----- - c » rd V? O. • ■ konsideralion, $500. I People* Honk of u"p' pjaiuBircs.1J TT ^ O- TT. its r*uM13*M$P|Ei LJJ iL VlT' -f^1 1K an<* nastiSb , [ jI.M I .0" IIT p .i.d s slltu tl ..to M .icliatil | . . n t h St v | '0 'at I • I I' 1 .‘ I It. M> s . I. 1 I ■’ P a l l 1 o-l. i *. I"1 OH , 1,! . | | . , | ' I l*» *i ” .*11111 IM M a r i 1o' ’ ll , t 1 A le i i o' l i,-. iii . 011 '<nr ' ' t i n . 1f I m -i* n oNK u *•■■■■i i [ ] i i a i a # m i i i i i g i i i u i u i i i R l i i i m i m i l l l i a Kll.it ■; fi S ' 1 1 e l , III' h.'lltl f oil < I'..| t,w.-|l I . . . I'll. Ill- it * ‘ 11 1 ' "" h;in'. * • •" " " *' 'o . - n . -S'utf'tr.l. I , t< 1. . 1I lu.-it l i n c t . *.1 00 ' " ‘lf li'-lo iiiig t . . . .S a n ,fo rd . I a . .j,.,,),., )h ^ _ , L,- c unri.iip U l r r v A m . 1 1 ,il ------ S i m r , .I , ,.t t*. * l.7.b/ ^ V. i . , ’* it r■« The b b o r o t peirentaffc of business ; failures a re mostly due to men who wi ta k e a chance w ithout capital. A bet; te r way is to w ait and save while you ’ jj. B • » a re w aiting an d be-financially ready. | when your oifportunlty comes. * A’ J .UTowin{.»; account in this Hank will esl i labltsh your credit and give you th e jgjj nioney when your tim e comes. No m an can work .successfully w ithout th* proper tools. No con­ tra c to r is as well qualitied Lo do {rood w ork as ihe one who oper­ ates a novelty mill. r. i a «I m c n lia n t. $K7«r». K rcl II. Wilson. 1st Ni.li"' .» |U n k IJlg., law yer. $15.2'.. n ■ r S We assu re you we are as well qualified to construct, rem odel,oh rep air your home as any other linn. ' , . O ur advice in re g a rd to the construction ol your home , or building will be found m ost help­ ful and — profitable. * - J a c k e t .*, k B u s iiie s s F a il o r e s — SURE. I l.t ' ' *' * fur the - * ** MABOML-J M '* M ^POKATKIJ *«L, fSWINGS — " 1 2 07 & _ _ i VB ti ; VK V ->,w We ha»e new carte and repaint for the old one* on hand, l.et u* book your order for a new one or rrpair.thc old one. . i :i r*— N I r.1 II 5u- I Ml .**! 11Pi Vi ,Wc are A f cntu !i /h Mi , : ■. Sanfortl Avo, I I da I. |> l i ft p., tk lllt, * ■ 1 , .J•.. . 111 ... nk of Sanford to S on - g Stcnsb roin. ass» j m. u i company r;ii $iii)0.00. c^oO.OO. _ . all iid Trust . . Company * - , # |5■ v 1 ami -----------14 Hlock 3;d'coturs con-| . ouiift T opics Dunk of Sanford u$r,U0.-■■ „ (mil on iA., Rm-b. nasuimd ..,.,mi'tl danmin. daninirvi-i 15I.mm.oo. -. $*>UVI*' u t lnmrovcment Cptp- 100. * .r jfrs. Mae ami Mrs. Hurry Kent. Hauman. *-• .. . j dam-, „ 2 f,-v; wide rui fa. ing AveriH (KepK-vin) ar-umeu 2 foot wide BjrfaiinK . a«ea. f450.0U. M. 5 nine trial SLcot; conCnnn.ttchain, . !w * rrt. !i Ke«3y. Ki*«ly. rtamEircE, damapc!i, = ° Thoms* Mcuidf j Hill Hdw. Co. vs Mr5. G. C. Me- ■ ft* 1 ‘ omr-r of north-,I)oricr.l, duinart*. f 1,87.01. B ■“> nf Bouthwcet quar-------. . * and County Uccna^. 1*«urd. « in' .-'At i'ttt.Tmr'raorr; SUt« Union Pharmacy, lat Wrc*;‘’ g. n>, Buuih J2.91 Claim a, . I .................. \ 1111me *»f / i p Service --------- Y e llo w • 1 , 1 a - S A n| 1 ' III l ot tl III I •*/ I t' ..lllo ■ '. I HI LL LUMBER CO. .*»«•: ' fi#,, t ,r ,o 5 tiiuru at fete; Considcra- , R= iva ri a. ^i i. iua Ja i rafa- ira B i a a a B a a u i i a a i i a i i i a i E i i i i n B B i a i u i u i __' b'i<hw null- ti„M IdrtO. R F '.i.a iiiiu g R ip H M M W g U B a iB ia ia a iB iiiiB a g iB io iin 27, Mi ami I • W a lte r Huc>l to Jn n n ie iK c e d , tuH g I Bv »> ’• i . . 1 ‘. ffi , f ‘ C h a p t e r . S e c t i o n ‘JH, lu.vn h'p It*; " t ' U l m e n hunt. S i f t .Mtriliiiul# (iu.ci-ry, 2mi St U lo-elor IlffTWI n w n - fi. <*«» -i (*.. . --------------------- - - - $4.7fi. . , « i .am m i i H Auctii Inc. ltd tn it" m erchant. t-oMMiil-l a t "'".. lull, J........... I . . . Sticaqoi, . . m iiu -i# | N a tiona l ltnilk U h ly . itooin -101, ( .W. Jr — v r y f t: t t J g # r r .^ » ^ . t; 1 j t l i i m Kit M N l t v i l . W il l'l l \\ < r t* ,d t'.tii $ 1 7 .*; K iiiLr bi A M “ 1'in I \ v . . IS a) I M n t . !!» 1»•»k »• .1*‘ *>up I.alili t tij'W** • I. >; iva Mill, $ i ; J ph>-u r m . Sl.t 2.., * 4 *^r ,U,<^ **• • J I?* Si., rviniI nicrchtonl. $17.00. i c l o , cotiki.l- S a d ie H a rriso n C h a p te r ot N. • • j , S trirk iu n d , S a n fo rd Avc., I l». A. It. sectmti 2H. to w n sn i•’ **• |m , $1&.25; J. N. C.ruy, Locust .‘ ill 1 t -I A K-1 it I M1 ri Iui tit. t l 1 <; 1 n *1 L. H. ThrU'-hcf to l). II M•bder, I estate bioker. J16.36. Ih.il.ling; lawvit. $15.28 Imt -'l o f Section rt, towndiip 21; C Punitj.ii, Clti . tlcry Avc., re ' Sanford l'ainl.4- Wall Pup.-r fronlN Ucrdii e . . ........ $4.75. ......... ! ' M reef. rvl.DI m erchant. *'.*-' , imlI m merchant, t»> , I’hi* Khurchut*!! ( •*,. I0t»-iwn 100-luH »\\ .. ... .1. n. !». .m.iuson. .l(>luifon. Luke ""•hArulri'w l ot 20 Aulin, of Ii. t;. JfU'lMJO.OO. The *'Imrcfiwt II Co.. . « M Muuroi ........... *. at I . I ' . ii \ Mo* 1 2 7 . IP t a i l M. p . lilt n t , s i 7 a . ( . 1 0 ( i f i e r i m g , S u n Slate and i minly l.ic-nM- N el#.,i, (i. U d -.m ^ S a n f o n l . H a . . B S ill "• . t a 'l " l b ., / i aii 1 "o 1 I .n ,. • I I I i . f t id \l . N - 111 I .1 ■t I 1 . . M. all . ! a lit I III ,k|. .* I - P \ \ ■Illt-I 111 ;o. I I’ l l : : ' ■1 . ii. t a i l Ml m -Ii.i I ' i 0 0 . 1: H M llM letl.n I M " t 1 ' > I.. S i i r g e u n t , r . l a d tiurcliitnl. ? l " - ' , lo.- " 1.1 nl 1 •• . 1 1 ' to U ILD ER S of experience know that they can rely upon us. The quality of our building m aterials is assured by tho ykill of leading m anufactur­ ers and by our care in the se­ lection of our stock. Prom pt deliveries are made certain by the large and com­ plete supplies we m aintain in our warehouses. Upon reliability is based our reputation. n»xlKi’ - n ‘ .ott I*.Atm *l ,( > oil l.C th.-n putting in a regular roller U3-, tucr. iiani. J c.Imi. | fie sucli llmt it will liold any #i*e of temli-if for wooden t#d». -----I orilumry run. » *1 ; 1 ,* unmiUitl Mini Ii , ha ’ 1 i i l till.! ip- 1 ,, ,M. mill well suited to broiling «D-uk of , ,,.{ • , mm PI - iil.in. 'I" " 11 t ous li ng htr.el , I. 11•»\> 11. II 111 lilinu P e r m i t - : 1 i.i ! >11' .1 i M , 1, '1,1 * . t i e 1 i X * ' . 1 ii 1. i t . 1 M P ,i - t' ' , . 1 t * ♦1r*1 r. t < .11 «i «I* I Of - \ 1, . / . / • l l ill! .*11 1I o n I I I ’ M i n t , i I .il I l a t e lit. If. . ' . * \ P a t 1 . 1 . : . . . . ml ■ * • 1 *. toe . Ifl't It | lit ' ' M n n v w o m e n laid • h . r ! 1 . ! II cans tirn.ii wlien o; 1 .. 1 1 v! Will tie reft ti up) I'l I a -1 It C . i . u j t M c . i l s A i r C n o k c . l I - j v l v o u K n o lv in j* C u d tie. ire rllttu n in th . r A hint k 111 I -III Win r 1 1 'It With II M u c h of t l . uic ■l• a-.* III U* rs ** V rthi.pt J opctiilig n« -1. .11. . .1 tin miking over 1hi ri.iu,’ ho tnat II It e-t ill lie* Hi- I III'! |e .| 1\|I'| -t f 11ir I 1l 11a . 1t> I l a 'I. u s of a tr t - I t n u • ii inn 1 an n i-lutli glm i t . 11 1 • « un.l . ii-.i. k ' t grid ii. n t ' v let • ati d I 'In- III o il. is l i e n ecreW'sl to tie- wort ■Ue.ltl<|sls of II -llllli . m i l ' . I lie* tu p of Dc kill lien ruliiht-l I in- r a n >«Iii< ti is d i i i ' M 11 lo 'h g i n i : v | a m 'I he ] s. 1. ■11 in a to In- opined is piirJed into the \ ftflout winch iln tiir- ir l u i l t . mi i s tti tti .li.-uii* ter nuii liotcli, where a very light pressure ti-tismti iiihc 11 t c i o lt in g t o p p ie n ti. in * 1 nu. and weighs hold# il svctirely. With the ran held urn! fo n t iii1rrcliiiiiuc.tl.il- urnls S e t doc j 1ter-ib Wlien nt»- firmly iu Dus umiuier, opetntig it in erul th in g s m a i I#- co o k tii lit once 1. 1 . u. 1- H C om plli hcil a very simple ojicmtion, rrijutrinR no m id 1. light l o e i t i is sulhi u-n' t o -w tug ■- ' n t i l t . I I feet lollg lu-nvy esrriiou Tho iiiikI- "f the t h e ....................... . a r o u n d for atirrmic ■■ 'I *iit' Inelils lit each iiutc.h uticJ the su e of the hlock should t h e r o n l . - n 's of I | ' t o r for |ilni 01 1. 1 .jtl,- m citiului 1 sill tiling l i t e r II..- le ," i- s t p a r t of tho aoAiu> i fip- w 1■fioiit s t e p p in g in to t h e stiio k a Tino u t lit „is .p u c k ly as.seiniili ,| I l»* e* n ti r e .......... Notsr ’ Deafens Pfro r t s k e n a-|4irt, oocupics b u t liul.— th im b le T h e Mirim*-* pj «».■ r,S, <• „find H.. is ............ i Miles ftom Blast . • !». l *I» I • —III' It 1' Ill-Ill j >1 i 1 1 V\ 111» I\ 1 I ^ 1, • pi t . I I, 1 . h.lll! * l . ' A 1 *.. O p e n i n g H asy I*. I l a g n u t o Saliu- lluiriM.n N. LAURKL AVE. “ 1 i») I** I 1 11V|«if il. v '■H •! 1 p I1. T I lie ; #1111**t III 11 -i iiMil tl 1 .1 l i t M 't.l l t ■■ the 1 ll *I | Ii**•1*t 11 *I 1 1II i if :• l || a I. . o l l . f . ,'i 1 i i i . 11, e la O f.l 11 • at . • .1 0 - !' r n i l n i . ■ . 1. he a r >1 tin • .1 111* wi" -I w v. lit a * \ t'ltil bath 1 ■-in with till It It t I lift ■ 's |iliat\ nl 1 to it -I'iiii hi Ilaiwiv fllock Makes C.’.n I. 1 in k s -'u ' t i n - - i tin I ' l i . » ltV t"g inoiii. I lit U'-i.il h a ll to h a g o o d a t l.itig i i-n'lll foi I'.e m a l l lioUse sm ia- lln h a 'I 11 a 1 1 n ......................*In 1 ■ lit i. 1 I 10 nA uti ngi 1 -ou. 1 . - t hi 1 1 I • t 1 1 , l i t s at .- id • ' to o 1. laid ■mi' tt i .1 ((nil < lain* Her d 1\i h r 1a u c 1 . tt p ld i •' I . ■ t .. t I 1 i l i p 1 1 t '-t Ii * 1 l Hit*# | I f t III I hi p, . l t l " t III . .Ill I l i . In 1 * —. 1. g t ti; u g h tin- h i rut . 1*11 • • i l l ................. tt .i.i '. iui- g • S l i d VICI' .1 I.U g o l d 1 t r l l aC. i l os I'-s sway l '.T a tiu i:. "Ip r -^ i— i— i h u»'i tht.ioph . . i n - .1 11 1 . t In i . try ' 1 1!i !i 1 ’ it. .l.t ful \ 1 h.. I III**. *. f ■**tW.1 >11 lit. t 1HI Ift till In tt. r i*hen,| to I., t h e lo u d e s t >«i !■ hv piiin is r e p o r te d u . i c d pi rs ons w ith in n 1 - -ti 1 tale e T en lu te it - 1— set ofl m o n l e r to "I' d of so u n d s n d to i i i-- of d ie 1 one# of " I n 'ii i'.i d u rin g h e a v y 1la war ii In n can n o n »rd kt long i l w t s n c n , y e t to. a rii' iiuoidilile n e a re r f t 1) .server# were sta»nv of tin- principiil cities. W lll'lll’ "I .h i .I a ’id th w i t h i n a t • 1 • 1 D onis fillil will- ■1 Tin- Iioip-c is of the sim ple N ew l iy l u t n ! C’oloiiia 1 ■ • < it It t- •' 1l 1l■-....................... .. ■ *'t.i :t t.un w ....... .. m 1 "in p;it niivi 1y >1■... 11 a . . i. t 'a | ' 11 1 ***1 | it. *1 jip.l y u 1■ • ■ It,. ....................,.f It.-inie . . . n - t i ' e ill v all* Ii iti'li • -it'i '.Inti-, m.I .In lo i.r lum:b*.l _ ■ I I , .. wm.li.w ai la tg e a.nl .Ir I I • mall | .n. .* ' Ii. a . n am - . I h. .* J l-*„ l.«l blinds tilnl . . « * B l l u n » i » n * I I I . » r * r r . C . ' i m . r T K r , « r N l l i ; T i l l S H l « D I I B « M M M lo Check Countcricilmj’ 1 ^ 3 V.COIfO FUCOR PLAAJ u r n r o' 1 A SM ' So th a t it will Is- h a r d e r tn . *s i ' • t ilofniihili to u rist wlio III | tel Ii. i t lltlpsilile felt i ’tlltcil Sti.ti-s |tii|.t-r c n itt tn \ tile j •n ihi|-ori' l from ( ler- tp u rio u s riot.B tn a y In? m e n if iu h lv .ie tc c ls il, Icrb I l.-iKler u !m brnsiglit o u t in <li*tmrfiv«- ro lo rs. !T*t« tli-nomin-itttih.il t.t-u t • -i ' t i i . i i . j I '• ' ■• In ;i | ii ;d ‘ p \l. iii i'c iinpc::i.uu o. t!o\. tn in *t ' I [. tiiji.c t ’np liom.» iillrnctive, a w e l l a.-. i'i 1 xvltiiii* 1 he s I ditii i t ulinil li^ht and air. I'lit* i*\i i'ptiti!iaMly'. *.vc!l inaile and a ilra c l i v i ' y tie-twii i! .'in.-i ; j v.v supply are liw sT r i x o e p l ;.‘J V iv id Hues B rig h te n M o n y ... ,:p — nil! n i l A s S e e n b y P o p u la r M e rlm n ics M .^ .irinc at? 1 wo Persons »i j J f t p *Joa\ aa|: •i a . if pujiwct w x iw - i at the World is Doing C.tnoc C a r n e d o n Uf't'..* Drurs ::nr! Windt ur. T h e chnrnctrr «'f th«* Imps ;ii:*i win i .w.-t i*i ,i.u r 'r.'mj detei’niine J 1 s '’ l North I;.« itch A-.rii • ^ — h iu K i -----—Sanford, 1’la. w m m m ^ m - § m f PrfONE ^31 70V LOAN AMID COM PAN A , . - ' M A G N O L I A AVt | i | ‘ :»i ______^___J 0Gooi | T?* Si . ’F.W.PIB® S A V IN G S I ■ j P H tS lO C N T >1 G.E.MFCALL �_ P ad th ^W h at Else M atters? « » fy r»ft»l ir VP SiirWM. t'lnrliln im ok** M u ltr , 3", IfHKYnittto .iwataTRce rtl.; Pltfrliij, under n i l *>f arctr*«;.»S?. I'.ill tor U I - IHCA!V..-----Aim UKitr;------- Manager la A v r n # r Phnnr 14N liii^ b u u a r f T* ards of thunk*.‘ r,*l,lwh«V" rn of rntnrtnliinlrnts Tb*‘rhuntnrt arc maila vvltjibs irular uilverttstnu .»*ite*. | r»n"i TIIR A.MOPIATHII PUBS* V5 In n .iclale.t I t «»i*b In n c l u * sly i t t U l n i i to the one fo r rtqiuba tli.h of o il now i (IlspoliTins l lt c f l ,t o . l t , or not iiilie rw la a c ird - Of rap u b H cn tlu n "f sp se la l tlli.|.n lrlie * h ero in urn a lso reserved . . F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 24. 1924. B IB L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY •; A I^OVE , F E A S T :— Bolter,i» u d in n e r o f herb* fcheft.' love iaf than a stalled ox and hatred therewith. P r o v e n s 16:17. SI MOODS A N D T E N S E S I’d like to be n could-hc If. I cOUld not be an arc. __ n-could-be is a inay-bc : For i W ith a chnnce of. touching par rather be,a has-been ■ Than a miglit-hnve been by fur, never might-have-been has nev K B U . X . U been . C was an arc. — Cornell Widow. aBT ... F0fc DAVIS ANl> HR VAN ' In drdcr to vote for JOHN W. D A V IS for President and CHAR L E S W. BR Y A N for Vice Presi­ dent, you must vole for the six Democratic Presidential Electors. These, will not be distinguished on Otc ballot from the Electors of othpnrth?s. Follow ing are the names o f the Democratic Electors. MentorIto them so that you may vutc cor­ rectly: J.*Lcc Anderson, D. W. Berry. John Q. llanshnw. Marvin C. M’Intosh, W. Blount Myers, J. Hinton Pledger. . v»:, }4? 4 t T H IS IS T H E A M EN D M EN T V ote For Florldn By Voting For It TCt.VNo t a x ui>on inheritances or pon the income of residents of this lift II Im hi' thi> ■tatc ftshall be InvirvJ levied by the Hlnti' State .o f Florida, or under its authority and there slmll be exempt from ' taxation to the head of a family re aiding In this state household goodand personal effects to the value of F ive Hundred lt6oO.Ru) Dollai*.” ----------o-------I t will take n good team to hc-ilt • th e Celery Fed* on their own home - .gro u n d s. >'•. O ne of the host things Tnl Tool idge e v e r did « « « to estuldiih u rep Utfttion for remaining silent. ^■Vi _____ _____ _ _ Tho 1l(Ua girl down llto street M y s her bean used to be an avia­ tor but lie never Was a high fliet J Thtf Trlnce o f Wale* hu« con (fluded hla vlsil In this country nnd has returned to In* imUvr soil, a tired but much wiser man. p f* • * • ---------- o --------When they start out, “Of course ^ , I'don’t know, but I heard— ” they are uuntily getting ready to knife : aomebody. Yotyig Vanderbilt mijs ho i* go in g to build n railimol through the Everglade*. Hope it doesn't sink :OUt o n r is h l in the inormnies it* the , Tarnidml Trail seems to have done ? I n London jazz i* being given lip • I to o fe a t and t ilin g foi ip e nvei a g e d a n c e r. D m here jazz wdl . aoon be, inking the place ut truck events, / o u t bull and Initb i niah m g Pauf ^Vllllnmn, orchestra leader. |iays tie Owes hi" Ktiecoo* to g e t t i n g fired. But we wouldn't ml v ise everyvoo to try to find pu- cess that w a y . •K ^ I t is said that the MayliUih no* tors of the ZK-tt ulr capable ot inn ning dm- tbousum l bourn without overhauling. We feel very certain that if w e ran ou r cu$ one thou Mind boUtyi ■* w ith o u t o v er h a u lin g unv thing..Wf w ould get out and walk W M t chance has a man g**t ? If e’a w ealthy and generally consul CTCd • ’ >UCCeHB, thejl he's called a ok; If he is perfectly honest Put ODiy tnunagi-s to eke out a modem to • m t he ia considered a fajlur*.*. * ---------- -— — X J«P *n. - w h o s e a rea is o n ly , guy /.^W onty-fourth th a t o f the tjrdtisl supports a population Qiu ! M great. In other words,, wnen (this country is as densely populated .'«• Jnpiin there will be one Pillion, >jWrw hundred million persons living •f e r e . « i ---- ------ ----------C About five years ago when Ccn* W hat is this incomprehensible thing that long after the midnight hour crefyi ipyateriously upon us, startling us out of the depths (5ff sound sltip and lenving us worried and wondering what it is all about ? What is this thing, Life, nnd where is it lending us? W hat is Death nnd where will it take us? ,, / “A little while and my eyes, too,” wrote Anatole France, “will close forever, and I shall have learnt but little more than thou'^-his little bro^n dog, Mitzi—“concerning the Qiyst^ry of Life and Death. As for thn t, Unknown World which (.was peeking, rightly did I think when 1 wyta California for Coolidgc? The Earless Colored Man. War Haired Die*. Our Liquor War. Pununered a way ut one point T he im m ed iate h ea rte n in g effect Greut could ihange from a slag Through bn* * newsjiapr and of the i-iouotnic schem e has in. Hunt. Oriental despotism to a through bis followers in the I’eo inubt strengthened the hope ot Du- great w i - t i i n ) ••wet in one Ilf* plu> 1‘arty he h«fr tUmunded U n q , people in the move.\ Tbe coining coming Dine, Clin can ,adapt itself t*. difficult inept keep, keep, it.Y_i>rorri|j! its pr .tnijy t-lpc th* (igverjinieyi i-Lpctinii, should lie u Iconditions pet n>ti, therefore, The extreme •a Among the wjjj foot we hnve lhc ^ A man w i t h 7 ^ n talks through it. RELIABLE inforinatin indicates Californin will go for Coolidgc. There was nt one time u good chnnco fur La Follctte carrjdiig the State. And even now the R e ­ publican*, of whom certain very; prominent individuals have bead' working for themselves, ratjier dial) for President Coolidgc, arc not entirely out o f the woods, 1 1 ‘ However, California may prob- , ably be counted now ns safe in the Republican column. Such is the opinion of those host informed, in­ cluding Republican*, Hint don't like Coolidgc. A N O TH ER CA lit NET CRISIS ram traveled in day conches wherever they could r a,.place to tie down. This year t y t r a v e l to N ew York In special t in y ns and nr* stopping a l a 'lionablc hotel. But in those days r h a d a winning team, i.uxuiy docs n o t make for strength. -— ----o • Th«?«* arc j u r t t h r e e Kepuhlicans fhp*e United .State* whom wc jfcapordlzed? ihavo gonn Into the discard. Herriot, f t mind soelng elocted lb of- tcrnution*l1 loan A nt*e«lloar#whoact-aD- tro, may be cast aside following t m o n th . They * r * WUiiam are natural only_ lio'indicated by U e ! tlie onslaughts in hs (h "-eminent ___ ... h, o f Idaho. runpliV for re- swars pan____ last'wxpression of the people. And by Poincare and Millerund. As Musto the Ben*la; S'llini ha* .argued, the life of a It* Jr* c a n d id a te minority government or a coalition *>f N e w Y ork, and scheme a* the only practicable aolu government is too brjef, but no W. Bingham o f W muddle* Baufat th e good w o rk they have Uon to Q w a n t a to H ave you notice ^ benuty contexts Hn*. BY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E <t'vprrich! IOSI) in-;.-.. On Min * nun in a hurry will lutivc for lauaioii or Paris on Mon !*|iy, IninMiet bustues* in Pt.ili .ilie s and In Ion K in Amerieu for tin* follow m g we**k end. And that l o e i s v i l I.R COCItlEI* J ,iC K N A I. 1.* nn di. am You will live to *e. n n mutter <f course, nnd will an Murk filth tfoln Tlit* Wi|> Ilf M»* Nil! i imliNt n ii ml I Iti i non.m ot*. ! , , tbe •111« Ii ni, “ I’upa, when J>nri;il<i I hi* iit#Yi*r w er« | H * t i m n u t mI ituti >U> 1 m e you g.onp to fly to Eutopi >■1 I n i i n . T I l l G«HI l i j M' it ht-llh(l t ) l « ‘ in Mu- way ot tin* lie evilly two i g a 111 V [ircaNtiii fi 'in w Iliim itthi Mutt f v3*in t ill i •ir* - le l" put till ollgit ttie i'll THE III .'-'■I.W Govi-i n.iicnl an wttJiuul 11 i ••tj $11 hut hiilti “1‘llhK o t* llo NutlouallsO t.iuv nolllleei* u budget. 1in Ia 11C1-1 vvilt vi its integral pints anil udil oth- ever, were won Over and agreed n ..ut issuing any paper money, t■•■ ei* t -, i tic c*'iii;l.-nierute. A l t e r , thei to vote f *>r the lulls or to keep tbe first time since the revolution weeks nf .lis»ention it hua gone In hands off. Though they were pii.in The total l.udget n only *u.I.dlioil gold dollars, pitifully Ml.a! Ired l e|*leseututton 111 the CuPii.ct pieces. compared witI. ours The outstanding factor in the as the ii-sull, it is doubtful in any VVIIOFY I.R question* tbe abilitv dlsintegi iitloii is Fmi-tgn Minister i-veiit .1 tlu-v would have antugoiu Stresemanu. Stine the Dawes plan ed tin- people Py standing against *.f ‘R u s s i a n ' t, fierlorm uiiiin lithe Du Wes plan and It* possible knows little id,out R usmu ’s ht-dm v wilt, ngiecd Lo, Nti eseinunn bus belief its. The country that IVtcr Di- by giving them representation in i* no shaking of the foundation ol the Cabinet. the li.un and it seems the general This was agreed to ip principle elftctiou will chiefly be a contest by tbe Chancellor, but in the diffiti- foi^jiatty piestige and uot lo ujist-l butiun v f pnr|ifolio* Ire fall be goiflrl vvhst already has been b-rill up, not M u l l m e ^oqju^stit. Hr ivfljj T he defeat of Ramsay Mai Don willlflg (to^aqkuif, tB*( {x'ationglista ul*l oti u more or less trivial issue only It) the event tfiat the Social will likewise have little hearing on Ists were taken carc’ of’, ond the al- 1the agreement of the London conreudy umvieldly coalition would uot f err nee. Where that agreement may stand the further complication. ! be attacked, however, t* in France, A n o t h e r m ln u rity (Jovernnyent, . and P re m ie r H er n o t ha* indicated p r r a t h e r a coalition of ntinorjlle**, as much by a le n g th y defense of has fallen and tho election .to be ! his Govern men t two weeks before liold in December will determine the scheduled perliatr,enUiry buttle what the eotnplexlvn o f tile next on the question. Reichstag will he. Will the Dawes Both Ramsay MacDonald and v e w i s i will the lj( iviiw tMVU n u i |L Iand I I It* plan suffer n« na lresult; Murx have ’done their work DAN Dobrs As Brisbane Sees It ....... ‘ - — ■ n H tn» cM ldU hdt it/Wns (flose nt‘ hand. T h e -U n know n Woffld W nfld 13 n*,o u 5 u s ; >3 e v e r y th in g ill at is o u tsid e ufl. Andd wince wu cun , never escape frotn ou r se lv e s, w e snail qis_ «. coveV.H never." R e m e m b e r th o se wcmla o f A n a t o le France- nhd w h en you , loo, are a w a k en ed in the loneliness o f early m o rn in g hours and a th ou san d c lu tterin g q u e stio n s becloud you r mind d r iv in g sloop a w a y , y o u will h a v e an a n s w e r — perhaps a it hrtfctttTsfiiMhiVAAswer; y t t / n h an sw e r . “ W e shall dis­ cover it never"! And y e t, th e r e is one q u e stio n w e can answ er. One question w h ich puts all o th ers to n a u g h t. D eath is b u t n portal throu gh w h ich all must pass. On th e o t b i f sid e is God. W h e th e r or not you shall find Him, w h e th e r or n ot) IN IN D IA N A , according to you can se e H im depends upon y o u r faith , F a i t h in t h e ' ^ l,u'M ^ d m b l, old parties arc foromm om nip otcncu o f the Suprem o D oing; and w hat e lse m a issue. t - One th* story, K*Uguaranteed X Kln" thf> by ters 1 its narrator, but uot by this writer, As-’k so m e o n e and he will say, “(hid is love.” Mrs. Mary Idescribes the scheme of nn Indiana B aker ICddy said, "God is divine Principle, su p r e m e incorpo- JDemocrat. Working for the Demral Being. Mind, Spirit. Soul. Life. T r u th , L ove.” P i n t o ! ‘,rrnlic. s .t«u* dcket. this statesman secured the services of a color t-d saiti, “God is tru th and light, His sh a d o w .” All th e se are man whose two e ars-w ere cut off true, iiul w h a te v e r God m ay he, w h a te v e r may he I lis hom e, with razors in a “crap” game. The talk assigned to this earless Faith in H im is juim m ount. “The h ea v e n s d e c la r e -th e glory colored worker for democracy is Ur o f God; and th e firmament s h o w e th H is H an d iw ork .” W ordsw orth, it w as, w h o w rote that the task o f tl\e poet f,diows: is to add s u n s h in e l< daylight J’a ilh m the ( renter prolind lu hiring <luces sim ila r in s u lts to those o f th e poet. It is h a ith that JcolnreJ brethren* i i . s k how he restores sleep to th e man aroused in his slu m bers In trou- lost his ram. ho replies ns my fbled dmiht and worry. It is F aith that I.rings light into Itcrmu-dy n* possible,^ “Shhh! 1 souls that, are cloth ed in doubt and darkness, and carries come from Alabama. The Ku Klux did that to me. And they will do it g la d n e ss and b r ig h tn e s s into the h e a r ts of th o se who are to you up here if they get control. happy. Better vote for the Democratic pnrT h e planet N e p tu n e was first d etected by Sir W illiam ty. They are ngain*t the Kltut.” Percy in 1781. He believed a definite force e x is te d which WAR HATREDS die mpidly. deflected th e p lanet from its r e g u la r course. He did not The other day American pat riots know, hut he believed. A fte r carefully plotting the course wanted to lynch musician* for play­ o f the star, su b s e q u e n t o b se r v a tio n s proved his c a lc u la ­ ing Wagner’* music not knowing, tions w rong. He continued, how ever, to believe in the e x i s t ­ presumably, Unit Wagner had l" ence o f the definite force; he continu ed to believe that his leave Germany because of his op­ figures w ere sound. He did not know .but he believed. Y ears position to the Kaiser. ■ , l i t . . . . i Ln-t M onday-night, in the lug biter radical c h a n g e s w ere made m telescop es, m ak in g them Nt>w y,.rk „ ,.|(lW,| m a n y tim e s as effective, nnd his b elief w as then proved to of (iv thou-and, gathered to tumor t 'nplum E ckenci, of tin- 7,1! A, rose be true. B elieve in God and you m ay vet know Him. Say to to applaud ■‘Deutschland 1 lo-r y o u r se lf, “ 1 believe in God" and day In day m a n ife s ta tio n s Mies.” o f His pow er will be m ade to you, until finally when you SOME OF l.a F'dlelte'* admirer*' pass th rou gh the portal o f D eath , you (tin s a fe ly sa v , " B e ­ n..| only deny that Germany caused I the war but insist that Itie war r hold, ut first I only believed, blit now I see." ua* made by .1 I’lerpont Morgan --------------- o----------------A: t o That’s going too far A nother Fine Gift Fur Irlnrida I 1’ierpoi l Morgan did ti<>l make I tl i wai. I it the war l erlatuly did Florida should m ake much o f that bird reservation, when 1»*.*L* •> 1’ierpont Mnigan il g e ls it. We'-nre referrin g to the m agnificent tract o f land WE HAVE it hub* war m Ami-r I Kdward link iff a r r a n g in g to buy near Lake W ales for the ' Ha. hum ol prohibitum In tbnt wnrj cH n Idm Ring i>£.a iji’- uat-tuuictuarw w h ere e m i n i l e s s b i r d s a r e , Pi Pont logger" llavr Is <»n killnri- t,y i Fnili-il Stuti-K Gnvct rom-i.t iigt-nl •*,) li» find hnmcH 1 T h e land, a 2,700-m re Inn l. lies mirth and west o f Lake ami IH more by cuii*t guards In Walk-in Ihe-W ater, oil '(’iger Greek, and is siinl to be as much nddltmn, Iiuildii'i* Pave Pceh killed m poolleggi-i *' ipiarrels, ntul in Its viigitl Stale as ii^, th e days when General T aylor m light-* Pet ween land P-gger*, and imtrehed his troops over it from Fori Rosalie, northeast of bon* l.er-> tluil prey "It Pool legger> It n o l - the tioV'et nmetit tto.te Lake Wales, to do b a ttle w ith tin- Sem inole Indians at lstnkpogan . .And m tU junglua and wilds, the birds will find a re­ than ten million* u year to curry t.n the, tint-- far. utiMiei e**ful fight , treat n.H s a fe a* in th e d a y s w hen m ih the S am in ole Indians, UglOH-t whl-k'-v few and far b etw een , w ere out to kill Possibly liglit lo r i , which might e. nn pet It am I'resumablv Mr Bok will have sen se en ou gh not to ”im [it-.yap- *'|i i . --fid p r o v e ” th is land w ith a n y l h m g m ote modern Ilian a good with hoot P y win-key, tool Wr.nl.I 1 ft iiiltly \ o l ) Ilit- 11* vet milt nt a road on u lueh 11 lends of t he bu ds will be permit ted to t ravel 1i.v 1*11111- *i| f o e bundled million-. th rou gh th e r e servation for a glim p se al the master-' of H e a yea I, m.*> r vi-' l ua IF, be 11 led dom ain And as th e y e a r s g o !>v, and Ihe sojourners l here d i ;h m n in 'i i. ot a i a - d i learn to feel sa te , it will he possible* to get close to lb-- .song­ ger flying i.iivue aero** the ocean s t e r s and the pln m agn birds and learn th eir w a y s ot h ie eome* from Akion ( )n account ol the illness of one of the county co m m is­ T he A no r leal, Gt nidyi-ui /.cpjn-lin ( sio n er s in th e dist rii I in w hich th e land is found, n c g o lia tio n s ( irporntion. now owning Zep for c r im p ld in g Hu* dcnl for t hi* land have d ragged through pel in puteni will Puilil in Oho l riinsnthintii' pathe su m m e r . But word front Lake W ales s a y s that the b u s­ specially (• iness is to be finished soon, And then Florida, through ih e M'rv" '' “'r'1h"’ ,,f V ’ul** ■(MM) ruhl«- In I, tv\ ICC* the* MB' of l hr g e n e r o sity and good ju d g m e n t o f a n oth er w ealth y man. \ \ i i ! ' ^ ’ .‘t have a n o th e r line p o ssession . A bird reservation ol 2.7UU llcfoie many veorx you will g*> m res of virgin woods and ju n g le s is not found in every s la t e .to Fuiopc. swiftly, cnnifcrialdv tbroiigb tin air. without hi-u m i F in l he Union. to Aht-t*«tliiua\lst*-fo|p withhdldm^ gi*j.at«r popular indorsement of it 'eppoiuttpu /to tbe OCouftmii: Hcbcr.p , If tho Dawes plan isupheld, then sssdr JACOB FRANKS, father ot the boy moideied Py la-ep and Leopold vstublililo's a fuial to he used, aftei hi* -rleath. to ptevent release l.y pardon, pinole *.i otherwise Ilf tin tao* ycning* o.utdcrcrs condemned tn Iijt- j nipl lsc i.rrcnt Frank s nn in ; may bulk some good iihturi-d *.r corrupt official willing to i eli-ase Du- young mur derers herenfier It is likely, how ­ ever, that tbe patents of those two hoys will do more than any fund to keep their son* in prison.' There they im safe against themJselves, ] I O F F K T A l betting odds in Wall Street yestculay were 4Yi to 1 on Coolidgc; 6 to I against Davis; unofficial bets of f, to 1 have been made on Coolidge, and they urc not eaay to get. , 3SCW York B ta te th e r ig h t at Itsaat 100 to l , or, for Nobody reemx t0 , price of cotton stoc!<If » girl’s Tsceli t h c r i’k n billion* i„ t O pportunity do,,a ro u n d with other k Wouldn’t it be fin, | m a de wh.it we claim », I Some husliuidu other’s wives wu.j't ’ alone. ! No telling how moej ' spent to run the got: 1 taxpayers. < It mu>t lie awful h nnd have nothing swtU about. Some snv tbe new i en the feet while othrn only thii ki n the head. ' ■■■■■■■■■■■■on: ■ 2 A NewWa 'Fur 'lour Hr#Everyone who hn | vv ati r c.ill - f 'i i Far Service I’ho Silver 1 :t!u> Spri J .JUST IN PASSING It i n .thing short of ridieuiiiu* to read about the hue and made about 11 ntributinns to at y of the parties. To my mind n nun'll better p have hij; Imsjness men make c m* i itnitmiis than to have to beg for a few lousy ni kil* as the Deuioiruttpartv i- f-rud to do every four j-io* in Florida. If you do |.-t wall htg hll-ine- . to eiilitriliule, w l.y don't Voil give some i hmg yourself? lust now. on the eve ot election, it i- good for the Demo i t . . I- - t H o n d a to take stock of them -elve and in see if they h a . i dora and a i e ib-mg all they «an for llu s r * it y . I'UOlv. -i iti and -untry D therw ine then- will soon he a str o n g I! ; " Ida 'in part y in Florida i hat will some .lav weep i lie s i . t e. It . " ' i n i and v oti might lust a« vvell fa* e l he tnu-i i and gi t r .a .i. f -i ii l.v i h 1111r.e house ami throw i'ig away all the "dead li'obei 1 end pulin g l(i n vv I uilded s'o ik that will really bear I abel md tner* hunt * nt ■ in.-iuguriiUng n movement to *lo** nil lhr ntr*in» u< U»i igHowk Suturif»y night*. I Pi* i* it step in th- lultl •iiieitmte Every* tie whn buy go*o|* inn P iv them laiMei-ii il,** hour* o" eighl in tin- morning nnd ten ut night p >ph- would WM.I tintl* St,min;, nioiuuig to Puy if tl*n -I. i. *uld i • mill i I.;**n that l*<t’g Slilt! • ■ay that mure than n tiillo.n mutches are u**-*l iy y o u N *1 kimwitig ju*l Imu many that i* I U .olid III, ! *, .*I '.*" tod r*unti'k Ihut if a *ilium tellovv in Sal — for.l *P> * not I a 11 l ie. mg Inin*'If sniue mat* be* it wdl lake a ii !!i-rn . -I iii t * l , c-ippiy him in \ m- i i ,i *I f • >1 I I ■ or* o' 'In hr r*l golf * 1II -e* i -i tile -t.i'o i ,f •Ii it ' '"* t PDI ilnoie-nd in IP .1 FI..... In You ny lint lung allot. I till* * ■I y I Hii> V■-u vv r il.- a lettei t i n i : to - 11 i. nd I * iniuiii* m i l to P.'* . It \ lb S*i ■ N. r 1 null-, have no* l J1*•I any 1-nip* ill i piD * -.* ejilim. o I - m i . p 11in *- u lr*-.i 1v o' *- i In-r.* will P* | ■11-1;ty *d lifttn e fr**m li -m tin* vio*l in iln- early nmrkts out t t«;iv. Pro ighi mu, P anyhow, thrn-foie. an ill min Dial wets nulaidv, mii know vvpui I mean. I ii -si | I* a n l a-td 11r•-11 y u ciiliiiiiun l y a * ( r -scent City lino- nliuuld ii.-' pa- * . »lnwl\ u wa* ;udliateil tiy the last is s u e of tto- Foul weekly paper in t) cl film e, which bur*- tinilati nf * I* r|.lay, ') label 71 ” Pulatkii ** * Taking (T eCi tit t ity ti** t a in • rampli- m:iylu- t Pi above d ate i* m: t e^t. All ip mad -a!K uguinst the nun n.lm lit barring itu onu* tax and .id" in on -,i\ m I'Toruia comes ti itn full.,- who pi V ■ imlhing and ■ v.i . xpe, t t* have anyth-iiL' nnd are si i e nt any ..in w in. h i -..uiethmg \\ c utiti . altord to ulhiW ponpli t" l.tno J-. a ri'.iiiii that muni* mil* li to the i c di. us w lln Wal ' |i al lapltul to *<in 11. I Man in l airplane j 1he vin a.i. in tPi In ,.v. I. ■It vi Hi- vv i, I start n dan olid deliver milk 11-’ '■ I 1 b -t'o lid lot vc a . a id* ill.- iiv ci some -f t il* I i vv . lid | 11-1>11 , P .. new "Milkv Win John T(* d ’ I *uvi-, ..it. , f i he b* -i i pui t ig wrile? s in ||.,Mal". I., i e. n'.ly sev. n .1 tu- connection with the Lakeland Siai TePgia.n and will wiit» the Nl* Ison spirt news for the Del.a .-1 ?-* -,v - \\ *■ aie glad t*i hi i- ''ii.ti” closer l-» Sanford for 1 • l- Il loimci Stinfoid n.mi and wiole s.imi' a*nod ib.pe for The Siitifi.rd lit . aid it tin- days g-on l.y when the Sundi^iur la-ague wa- tie llVil.e-t thing in tin- stale. SATURDAY EVENING SKlb ( l',> \Vdiiar.i Jennings Hr;, an) i ha., a rointi.rliitg le*,>oii I ■ Ila i ■■ wu* ii p •l' ralm.* A litimelc ” Yes, and i in vi rv til le i - Knot bin "The i'u; ot Do S' a (,>" is a.- I’uplton i ive to I:is I a ipli s in l| as “Ihe nngb of repose” ii liter- who h i- , trial s( phrase t li.it I leal nisi at Ibmani'i Rook of Hook Miracles h.ve hi-fn some v ears ago. hen the -It le“ Would upon so often in ihiv I asked i on- e and an engineer leplied, that it is not nei e.*Mf[ "When the - la b s ivacli then angl that the <*r> at* r hnx 1.irnt miracli—. anthrri ol 1e pose snioolh sound- *u r>‘ ,0 the navoT hat i* not only vvhul mankind lbo- 1* who ipu-li -n leV) mg phra-e, hut it a* mi i-:iiig "tin- jingle ot iepu*v" ness to jierfonu imradft, *i i miitloli *•( see-.III! V when tin* word miracle may k God is aide te jw-rforti feat* v. ill no long.tr djsiurli. .So nf this th e n can I* ■' i pc Stilling of the St.-rm" cntPiHi ie* ir uranic in word- tliat lire That God may dealt* t» iiiirncles i nunot b" ilriis nt u-*ii'a I to i 'n- ear. \ l l e r ‘'T il* 1’arnPh'* ol tie S im" that he did |u i Film ruir -I it c.iiigbl I., e-ciip* f.*r a while tahlishod hy tin au*)i**Rt) Ironi th* Itiiolif' that III fume at- woird. The nuivenu-i't "f thru; tim I* I. Whip Hi- *plt It w a invvenried, ,H " m*r;. lb !> *d> i n,-deii ie*t, lln* human bloweth v.here it li'titb *l*b *•! II in Pad I lo* vve a I, ne **i -* **f may uiUnnce tln- iuf, IP* fl* I i • I ii- pa** o ei unt*> the oliscrvation a* t" P*« ' *I In i -i*P", ( b it e wn* ipm-t tin re and n- to why tlu-v tn 11 tio-nl* mi II* *"i ' coii i ditci-lion nr that. t*ut :ioe'lno I ** t h*- Itil.P -' u will a i im* or in wPat iii. ' I d ii i in * n: iJ ( "apit j . 'will t ravel, nr wt it vc - nuty n -*pii re t Fe-i u'r U! > uni t he k:i"w iedgi f i \ I. real SI oi in. "And till I e Ilf il e ,1 j-te.-it st'iti ‘ 1 weve w Pen i he ‘tars ult'f < hri t's Sli|«-rn«luril l v oid, and tin wav.-- beat into Notliing, P--W*vei, i* a IP* - iji mi l hat it w i a,, w full." Wilt lit III M Till 11. p - 1*11 g|M-M tpo to (Jixi; lie wli" ' ioiited lo uiidet-t i i*| ipe cause-* if tP. o tempi--i*. w.- m.i.-t lemendier ’bui the lukejde- l-o«> six hundred feet b-w el than tin- ocean; that the v:*'t ut il nuked plateau- of lln* Jail ’nn ii * to u gnat height, spread mill Itie watel - cm, c"D) do IDs will. lie r*n loon- and halites- them ran set t hem in iii .Ron' also calm them ( til ist. Ills Sou. ln'iajf God mid eipinl with Ik eonld do whatever the )* iFi On this ih-' uMcn peace to tbe win*)- BtiJ and they obeyed IPm. Muuran and upvv.ml t> snow y Hei i" it. Dint tin- Muter c u r s e . i Pavi i ut .-ut profound rn vines and wild g o r g e s, coliv.-i giiip p* t tie head *.f Die lake, and Dml D.e-i a t 111,.g ig a n tic f u n m l t<- di.iw down ih e co-id w inds fi.iiii the inomiintiis, ‘ In a forme. Eibl* Talk I ii ferred t,. my own i x | >i-11**in e ..a (P,- Sen of Galilee, when It w as neci-sastry to lowei the ssi. Fs because of th e - uddeti g u s t s of wind. "And lie W a s in the hinder p a r t of tin- ship, asleep on a pill >w; and Ini-v aw ake him. and sav unto him , Muster, i a real thou n >t that we are 1 1 edible heenuse th** u , ‘-d to Jexu* of Nazar** "f1 n,,t ■" Workml miraciei Gnat "“ Gtial and easy to Hit* -’’traiiu-d in the doing ol , "H e nevri sp< Fc >*f they wet* The m ost miraculous ever did w ere us natural “ * our m "at ordinary llHA person who t1** Hu- heart life of laces *“ I T -V. Illg l-« pint I* i den v i ml - Doit nt< n f this .-mail limly ol m i l l , lulled n -.a, Rile n ..t till* Slid i Pamctei tslic water somesol lilt lilies u Itev. Charles F Jeff comments on the tutiii Cli list's tiu permit ora I “The New Testiiirrni new civ ilzaton, as .leu*1 doubtedly done, may rt-w^ A Deserved Rebuke. It would seem that tin disciples believed to have xsid Le ^ ought to Im ve Pa*) confidence and to the sea, ‘Pence, What Can We I*; enough lo feel that nothing could Put ill thpm vvbi’.e the .Saviour wax Every heart thut ever Jon board, but ut t..ix ti:::-.- oven H- been searching for peace* most intimate companions could hoi n unto trouble us the p e t i ■Ii ' Ih e Jsaufoid 1 band.ei of ( , innu-lcc will go after tou r ists t iii* season n u b Do nb a Dint there ure thiitisands o f good folk* in the imr’ b wtio want a nice room in tt prtvulil home in Sail ford vi bo wa.,| t i-njoy Do h unting and P-hing arid vu- hGiig in ( . i d ’s g l i n t out of do.it s and be in a si riclly "Friendly G u y ’’ where tin y *. n ii. i-*y life t-. the fullest Sanf.itd can take * are of a thousand visitors o f this sort anil next season that new tourist hotel vi ill Pe built Py oil'.* of these sam e visitors Artnislii * Day i- not fur away and it should be on* of the bitra*1*! day* in -u t Ii story, f ’lim -lell-laissing Post will have their new hu l n ig all ready and w*» should all turn m an-1 help tho hi ys put o .i r soinethirg fine oil tin- I Ith o f Nov ember. You promised tP* m mueh when they left home to do your fighting for you n* w eome across and make good s.iinu of y o i f promises ■• • ■* -• •» -i Glfltl to see D, Amerivun Legion p u ttin g the (lag de-ora­ tion across I spoke about tills nevj( ays'etn **' decoration sum • time ago ami advocated it for Sanford. It i- the best ever ami -will dccornti tin- streets in a fitting ’m anner a! a vei> -mall colft to the business houses. VVrth the idea . f boosting (WUlltry in .S-muu*l,. i-jpnty end - espeH ally the Semtnol,- County Poultry A -so* iutmn the Firiid.-v Trtlvher has.iruvtiluted u P o u ltry pepur'ment with W. S. Allen as tho editor, ami the T ru c k e r will ),*• the otrm nl orguti of tbe A ^ O f la tio n . With ;he excellent office!* ,.f this m sociation, w ith B enjam in W hitner, the cfTiciem f'„ut.i> A gent, and w ith ^hc F lo rid a Truck -r a* the m outhpiece the I W t r y A ssociation should iiialte u cackle th a t will be heard u.u:id the world. I f th e r e a re any conscientious objector- t„ the s t r e e t pav. , l n g in S a n fo rd who m ight th in k th a t paving upt, p By r u t t h i m t r y to buy some p ro p e rty onM hj newly-payed s tr e e ts o r find otjL. I'H ra of this p r o p e r ty * ! year ago when th is »amu (t# th«,p» 4 in line* and ip the woods. - d help* those who h5# Jbcmsclroa—look at tho * jf« L 7 7 N ..V - B t « a a e « B S .r v ^ f - hardly realize how precious a per- upward.” All of our pi** | sonage the little boat was carrying ta'** 11 certain amount c! as it buffeted the waves. ‘OUr friends will at tip* i It was a deserved rebuke that He lh,1nt us, our own J gave t lu.-in when He said, "Why a r e wt> c r r *n judgment and®* ve in fearful? How ix it Umt ye Hiils— to whom else ca* 4 1 ' ve no 'fa ith *” .Mun cannot buy peace t ha ? ft w iIf be M'jtjyiJ th it He suvr-yj he ca inot purchase it ^ the in Best uhd upni ui Je*! them 'a f t - *Hh^Ilon; fame cannot its | erwuiil and th u t, too, in the kind- 1 What can wc do? Tb*n Iv spirit with which IL- trcuLed the one. name that we can i»" doubt* and fe a rs of H,s followers. •>»•*# that is above evW7' Here it gain .ve hnei-evidence Jc«us will walk with B evidence that thut and be to then* *. _ tbe very w e a k nessex o f C h r is t’s sorrow ---------------------------companions gave o p p o rtu n ity f o r ' He will be the companios m anifestation* of ID* m a je sty . .w ho a re te m p te d ; B* Even at this fa r distant day w e ^ H f n g t h a r e g a th e rin g some a d v a n ta g e from uf need. . Uie fact th a t C h r is t’s disciples b u t ! B e s u b stitu tr* Io*» partially i-oni]iieheuded thii super- friendship for ill will. n a tu ra l c h a r a c te r of th e Great ' for .antagonism-—He i* ** v T eacher. Had they, re lying upon ' P rin c e o t Peace. His ability to save H im se lf and I His b o a t is large eno-iT them, been undisturbed by tho | who l o v e l l b n nnd des««’ storm , we w ou’d not have had th is , H im . I f a n y dangers p : n . f of the fai t l h a t hu s h a re d I whfle l i d sieeos. we *•». . with qtiji- )l«-af enly H i t M i r & m | l e t e H Hiim. H e m a y r e b a k e j j ' pdWer’oVar th* elem ents as 6Vcr oJl U c | lof faith; hut Ifc < 5 * oth e r things. •<i - > ; h a rmi m a n n e r, pf “And he arose, and rebqkad the “ wind, imil said u n i* * “ �11 WD HER ALD»>SATURDAY; OCTOBER 25, 1924. T- - ■ - II ■ : --■ ■ - - f PAfcBlFIVB ? — BOUDOIR ROBES ARE FRENCH , IN NAME AND INSPIRATION ^ B a sa B sm a a a B a a a a u M M tts& ija e se i MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor, Phono: Rea. 426 • M v ir v n AT-' THE SENIOR EPWOF LEAGUE PLAY CHURCHES i;CHURCH. 0 a. m. Ynn<! aermon, / “The Huilder 11 iv. tp o f Heltf; Youni Evcniri vitntions; Godn* “T he Lltf "iuh jStutlio of The C . ifunson ;3:16 p. t lsm a l scrvfcca Hour; Librarv, Auxilittry; host ;tendcn, f f ll Elm hostesses, Mrs. A Mrs. John (|rs. John Leonand Holly A veInss; homo o f Fourth Street; , W. Bnilov, i«t. L. M. Tgl;i.:tti p. m. t ; Presbyterian Lb, Presbyterian M..I mrutintf. Lb; hostess, Miss [Vet First S treet; of Womnn's N Mr*. Kndor :i :tn p. in. rcas I *inuii m eets dr« him Retell. tic pn -ent. T, .. . S u n d a y evcnlnit, t m . ' ■ IVednegday ofrcntn^ liSO prayer m e e tin g and Ulble atudyj. The se c ­ ond hi tlKs seriea o f C ic h t Men of the Bilile will be sriven Wednesday e v e n i n g .✓ Subject: “ The Marvel of M ark.” o t h e r s .. llcv. W. .1. Carpenter hnd but very little tim e for his discus­ sion o f the lesson, it would he well if each member would be present promptly at Hi n. m. and so ar­ range the program ns to give sutfic o n i.k l o a t io n a l c h u r c h cient tim e for the lesson to he T om orrow will ho the Inst day of properly presentted by Kev. Car­ Rev. I'. C. Kurban's service as pas^ penter. The class meets each Sunday tor. A t the m orning service he will speak on the subject of "E lem ents morning at 111 o’clock in the Miof S tr en g th in the Church". At night his subject will be “The Man C H R IST IA N SC IE N C E Who F ailed.” If you possibly can, SOCIETY he present at night to hear this Christian Science services are his la st m essage . Bring your held in the W oman’s Club, Oak friends. Avenue, near Third Street. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Services at 1 1 a. m. Subject for tomorrow: "I’n im t io n A fter I >enth." Wednesday evening m eetin g at 8 p. m, in the rending room. A free reading room where the 1 Bible and all authorised literature and aft- ' n Christian Seienee may !>«• read, Sunday borrowed or purchased, is open on d in the Wednesday and Saturday from ‘J to r, at room M 7 First National I Hank 'mil,ling. All are welcome lo CRCll attend the s e n d e e s ami to make use of the ten din g room Id a hard tim e to fctment in re. last Load to Sorrento L cciM'' hi places la rirtnur, his car I,vo In i. m some I He li.nl lo gu a I tn gi t an ax lo [from tiie wheels. Ini' r in- in caching [Tilde were three it Stitidav School rioMU’ ("i a rainy Mr- C .ui' Reaves W A. Lowe and family ilan i and Miss week end al N ew S m yrna b Mi Melvn l.und- M'or. also cam e here pro for ihe week-end time with hi* sister. nnd<iui*t. r" A Jev- F^'kard’a tim e to “ul it is not known ,l' *ill bo able to g e t fr»on. « storm y n ig h t a ieoole here gather’ Mt atjd Mra. John La Belton and broth- !/ b of Iowa City, home of Emil M agi V ar« re n tin g unoc*t® here. Coffee home-made ■ c a k es tu* «t a.Jale hour all » )Me» . W tfff among,.us. —^ A Liberal T able— Reasonable Price OUR SPKC1AL n n o iiest C rt£ N E f J fatlingorer the arm* In front, with ail the classic Creek robe. Hide III I inlop* Iboff ;iV f it In i gnetds lo ii < 'll f»| If T h e BUTTERMILK O doi tells th e taste lie San Iui ,| U'jr* 30 x 3«i G eorge L. I la y n is . well known business man of Del .mid. sia-ni Wednesdav and T'hirtsday m Son ford, stuppili" at the Vial.l. / Hotel y fl.Of* y i,7 5 ilrity T iiIipm M i' * la l ie d n iid Mi', i i it iv Thompson. i hue hour a tefrechm g fruit m r i.«jp yiu.yi* Mil.id with coffee Wilt ' i i i i o l i In g u e sts included Mi < K 1 Mit\weil. Misses Lillian Thom ley, i Mini* Crawford. Fannie B>dl Ri'iusl, BPaf^ODOR is a part of Palatability ( J s i.' . x f S f f s f S S B t i f S s S S k . •/ F. P. RIN Ii S Ill A e u m n l l y hnlanecil ntUpn m id' vital importiincc to EGG production. “ RED COMB F E E D S " HI! the bill. F E E D latsl Second S i r e d 1)11 Sanford Aic'IIM* THEM. h e i i u Edellfiehl, Annie Mae Cook. , lieu Thnridev, Mar> i ""L, Mm lift »i l tlUJltl, Mur) i i / . . t w i l i t , M •’ri - r * i t i *uL l*ii M o >"ii. ?**| ( mawiiv, ................. l ii bl . I ‘ »11 11a y , Mn in l i* < n 11 " d*v a ‘c I \ nTK W U lTK liS rUitilu II. S. I'(IM ) i ii i Knight, 11**1 Ii»*tt M •» 1 i« ■In ilk liir if*■, HV1*'Ti **v *••!*, \1 Hl'Jw Mo\ ♦ , ill it I 1 lUMriltri l '‘[H* d \ 1lonl a I .a i.'ulf Refining HllsOai in San at Hie Valde/ Miss Mai gat it Iwgge le tu in e d recently from Hager stow r.. Mil . w here sin* spent the p i t five w eeks wiih her puienti " StfilfM, l'run>v '1 U, | |.I\ I|I« I t Oil 1 gal III ' I t1 Ked T u b e s 'lint o g e le ia l good 111,1' was ell , j.o »-d n> lo r iv "in AM E l A l t A N T E E H I vi i . i-iti cl w.t' flo u ii'il in *1*1 WANTED f"i i .asii, Miss was a 1.11Sanford T h iu -d a i t he A;ilili z IL'Iel m sm m Aon s',pine bar gums in gionl 1 i toll 11 D 1. Thru-bei or S m a so ta , at lived in Sanford I ridnv and spent m'Vi m l d a i s hen wilii his wifi rind duiigbei IT It M T U in-:. Set' l SEl ) F U l t M i T itE CO. I 'h u i t r ri2S. W'claka Huilding G eorge AV Stewart, deenlulor, of St I’eterslini g will spend s.o eral days in tills .My on h o -mess I egtateicd at 1In Aaid, / Hotel Join the Victory Club U. I.. I)I ;A N . < luiirtmin, i l.i \ i- llr> an < luh, Safifnrd, Flm idii. Dear S i r : I‘leu.se Ii (it) enclosed $ , for w h ich >oti may cn lor m> nam e on Ihe N ation al H onor Hell, said money io j>o Hbi jier cent lo th e aupport pf the D em ocralic ( an ipaign. Yours very trulv. N lllllC Fresli O ysters J If. Colsen. of G am esi die. spent ITidav in Sanford am ong local toen hauls while registered al the Munlcxuma Hotel. Fruits E r K it I ' d ' l / I S . Plop The lo w m anugeoient , f Hi* ca fe W'sln / to as-uie ii f .ii no t palt ons of I In 11 n'lnued court roil* seivice, am all ...... I 11 «1 in of of the t ■,.ii,i" m a o a g e in e n l, with an en d n vp| tin oupii liorv lee t i 1.1 Her pleUBC. Miss Grace Davis, a i S te lso n 1 'n n e is it v . in 1 tile at I no I iv e giu-'t of .V /ateiiry fur l lie week end DAILY and Vegetable* l*o-l Office Season Reasonable Pi ie< s I f t n Al. l i t I I I ' '< (> \ c t l tit U r a l r r i i I itliiti Special Sunday Dinner SUNDAY DINNKK $1.00 V. T. Covington, of Tampa a busin ess visitor in tip1 city day. stopping al the Monte Hotel in (liNMiititilicil, hut Avltcn a man puts Itirt m oney’s worth ho is always pleased, and this is w hat we are doitiR in K omuIuiuI Heights. S hrim p Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Puller L. F. ( too lint-v of Tampa, spent and children o f Miami arrived Sat Friday am ong local nn-icliants, urdoy morning, to attend the fu- ; while registered at the Monte/.uin ■ neral o f Mrs. B u tler’* father. C. M Hotel William*, who died un Friday. Maxwell S te w a r t and L. F. Boyle Nod Chittenden, of Sarasota, is motored to Del^md Friday e v e n ­ sp endin g the week-end in Sanford ing t" attend the annual reception w'ith his imrents, Mr. and Mrs. E. and hall of the S igm a Nu F r a t e r ­ nity. D. Chittenden. Radishes S AI AD Stuffed Ctl«l> a la ManhaCnn Sri! P Cream of Avocado Tear E N TREES Ji. J,imdi|u(st 'd Ellen Lundnuist •'nter Gardan, SunupiI hvb Mr. and Mrs. Lila and Hob. / l fy T fllM T Thin is too thrilling to describe. Comedy also ( ’mod water is essen tial to good lunlth anil can tie luid by phoning phone at*. Si!v 1 1 Lake Springs ' *■ Adi ..| Mi . I Mrs. F. D. King left tile f iis t of pi has had the frotit the week for Charlotte. N C to i'll" here screened ill spend several w eek s with her U-’er - have had their mot het. Classed in. John Ag the work. C' I red Krell and libireii returned with lermere / 1 M. •w I i wing the Mieees'lol |inciitn 'll... "Ua'hful Mr Holihs" »l the Met S< liool Audit"! I.nil I'l id'iV ■o. - « ■*. M i" l Tirol.mi Spent el cn i , ii tod *.tie eii'il Willi a lit light fol o on, I i ecepl ion at t! > )i .me Miss Hilda Putlei relum ed i cently from Juikelaiul. where Bill.*iti - and i hildren |> T"iin Pea ill with spent the* past few Wyeks wr frienda. [inai II ill on Thurs [1 Ii wit,, so re "*h Mrs. Cecil Putt of Orlando, who [is tliiil it poorly has been the truest of her mother, I fine bench it gen Mrs. J. G. S ll ingfetlow . leave i'll plot! I* ft by liniit on I horn, .a Dnnnvillc, day aftern oon for het home. blensnnt iis it v.ith Mrs. Mary L. S tron g left Thurs n dllunis day fur D aytona Peach, where sinb i iiarb s Cramer ex p ec ts to make ail indefinite visit tn a n ived Sulurda V I wlieie they have with friends. w w.-eks attend in g Mr. and Mrs. T IL MeGeel of Two nursea from |*rium were wilii /Atlanta, were visitors in tin <d v lg diiinei with Mrs. Friday, registered at the A alder iftei li.ii mg his ton- Hotel Sundav, Mr. Cruiner Mr. and Mrs. C lavton I Davis Uni for a Week to i(o \ are planning spent Friday at the Montezuma (in, refin, where lie Hotel, while Mr. Davis was in the Mu.;, i ear's course city on business. i 1 <v, Mrs. B engstou P >• 1 v ner of AA'mderhe week end a t the ln,l Airs. T. O. Tyner. V I ,/ PALS IN BLUE ' H ,.-. /. J l r in r n R v '1 Lund'imst and let tin . hildren at It 1>it ■:iiUn nr11. r and tier sister. Roll i- -erved all hi' Plans were He I a /a a i in 1>e ill' i- ni.-.i working f"f 1lie hurl ll. A [riii Ihings we ri­ ll,*' president. Miss Tin tirH m eeting , l\ P f\ T f \ F irst Meeting* W est Side P aren t-T each ers’ Associatio!! Is Held ■ling AV.okci' met Mrs N. T Cotih cam e over from John (> Ii at tin (iji'tty Orlando Friday to spend tin week in Orlaml Hunter on the end w ith Mr. C*'l>h. I nvss. ■’teen "I ihe memwas a Mis M I, Strong lift T h jr sd m I' lid la" Ides three for |>nvt"iin Peinli. w in ie -I ■ wnl 1 [el* V " Ella Pel spend som e time w ith I Mends I \ir in g and Miss I Mr.- A H (.und­ er \ ) t h k H O L D Y O U U nilELkTII the players acted throughout thb .> which lias been ■C’- Z T X 0 _ _ _ ----V eT > v //y lY l / lllay. ; s' . r, i »k< n bed fnr us oy tj»e * ' " ' " t t [ 4 ® v. - / / / r i / The st o r y of the play combined Chrney Style Service its h r. H '( p&ir 4 j I l J M the two plots— that of the eternal lines ere classically »ireW, j> f i f l u ^ r love trian gle and the fick leness of tile, ye* retain enough ) fCr j j n man and his just rew ards. The Jnrmciily to make it suit* able for many occasion*. i~* 111 i «*' / |L I -S com plications nrising during the un Ji is made of lustrous | / 0 raveling of the pint kept the a u d i­ ilirrovrepe used on both \ I yf / |J J 'A t ence in n frver of excitem en t. tide*, thus containing its ivji I yri| (l •,) l|D Q / Morris Moye as the hired help pwii tnmming Tbe lro.it - r 1* ( JJUj \ P . Ini proved a scream to the spectators Is oil in mat style, fas/ H C T T iv tfjflljfll j tening at the tide; ai>d J X || 1^ l u j j T / openiiig low over I f>ne J. jT |llw ^ B K R l piece of lingerie The / 1 IrLI W B E I M niaierial is tuckcsl over ^ l tCllSt/M B il (lie shoulder, fittm] trim >U j, W |W |j It Is the back, however, V. which is at once the turI prise and tl»e triumph of l designing In this model. iThis. as shown In the amall picture, U made of a square piece of material, the fourth anple befng cut off, and disposed “en polnlt* These points pimple, but petlcct grace o | a bu t M a tln r r II*I1> Hi <■««. K r n il a t r a t Tl»0 Mnlurda> •* a to ■liOT. I 'r r n l i i E i 7 - H 10iflO. J T U by no mere coincidence that j B »li ol our descriptive phf»»e» for I \ .* ! ’* the yarmenii devoted lo our leisura IB * 4 .hour*. *>e derived from the French.— y Tf # N lih ci intimet," klantcau* de nwi*u*v.“ , -T*, J4rrh»hille»," "negligee*." all prove / jk itjH the l;rench woman i u i devoted to (V w .Urn partiruUrly feminine tield of »»r* liiri»l endeavor a far greater amount I l fjjll ■a' V t nine Ilian her Am erican com in* f | find 10 good effect, fot our noun c l j . '( l I ' T X ' l L I ) [tgl.v nation become increasinglr «*-»«- ( I , / fmpniiant in the ien*e life ol mode.il I Hi 'H ___ / etviliianoa. and the m y * ™ * * * " / 1 '(ECS bJ Ii c i c o ol hatmoniou* and lovcl/ .'kj.ice / O U '1 1 , ; I \ and boudoir garment* are ati iinpur* f tJ Ju ■ j|. .Uni f-clor to 1hi» end. / Y *1 \ \ / I 1\ JJ-An e*cfpliimallj lovely / j aI V v V v T / \ \ a' dignified example of j /? *1 \ > \ V j ? leisure hour cotlurnc / J . \ , I ' si' i "Manleau* de n-JiiA- / \ V | \ ,■ • ' •_____________ Roast Tin key. Stuffed. A pp le Jelly Roast Chicken, Stuffed, A pple Sa-no 1‘ licaascu of Che ken with Green Pea* S p r in g Chicken FrivJ Maryland S ty le Our Treat to the Public V EliLTA U LES Sugur Corn, S te w e d A aoda fountain service that picaaes. Delicious home-made san dwicliea— fresh e v e ry day. , a ' Cream Hint we make c a n ’t l>c 'beat for flavor a n d richness. ’ A Store full of a complete line of drugs D ESSE R T Pound Cake a la Mode . T,yo« aa year Phe»«PHONE 103 . ' Sal tine Diacuita, S w iia Cheese L:v'f '■* r1I ■ ukvekacks and sundry apocudtlea. LANEY’S DRUG STORE P otatoe s a la ! Fried E g g p la n t in situated on Sanford Avenue, two miles from town. Lots high and dry and well drained. New buildings going up now. Good water, city lights. For the next 30 days we are malting a special low price. Easy terms. Come in and sec us and look it over while lots arc cheap. • Coffee 1 Tea ’ v-i ,,*V ) «'{?!(-.. 'tf'/* ,'. , ,'hfii za* ■ THE BEST CHEF IN SO^TII ji*h SECOND STREET, , usi jpi - M tjAWikid/*j '*’f tlr^k^wts . ziy Dll' 4 i* * f ".4 �W S^8 ■jfiSr 'll Sn> v. J A •x. O . * a . . . M m H ■!*• —-C“ V fAG E SEE F =- - - ■ ...........r , , , . . , , u w ,, m+i •* *T:^i****•“t-*»*i*r*-**9-« _____ : *____________________ — *1......... — r j £ tr * T ?X5y, SP . 1924. a: ■ NOTICE-Our pfoc. of business .and' phone number has been * get0.—Adv. 1 <»*->< V ■■*■ V * v*\jrW‘ rf-y *• i ■ r> ---------- — • r, .. . . ■v** OLD HOME TOWN- ft -----m m . BY STANLEY EAST TO CLASH Utt' iL fghl 1 Conference Elevens Have Not Tasted Cup Of D efeat. This Senson W ill Face Worthy Foes Harvard Clashes With The Undefeated Dartmouth Eleven; l.nfnyeltc Meets Washington and Jefferson orida “G ators” Clash W ith Texas R u tg e rs Favored In H attie W ith Lehigh “W ho m n Tech Meets Crimnr&j son Tide While Georgia I Will Clash With Vandy Ntilre Dame Meets Princeton Tiger In What Will He One of Feature Contests m g g sjjg g jjjg s ^ m ? i Your health depends on good water. There Is none better than Silver Lake Springs Co. water which you can get by calling phone BO.—Adv. 8ICKLI, PEEVISH CHILDREN. Children suffering from intesti­ nal worms nrc cross, restless and 'unhealthy. T h e r e are other symp­ toms, however. If tho child is pale, has dark rings under the eyes, had hreath and takes no in­ terest in play, it is-almost n cer­ tainty thnt worms arc enth.g away its vitality. T he surest remedy for worms is While’s Cream Vermi­ fuge. It is positive destruction to i . _____• - 1— '.j. 7 t.. *■•■* t ....................................... ■“ Buys CLARK JEW Efi * .i -Gas Range • r- r^4- at ■ Ball H ardw are Co. 5 ,l V5i ;1 W E L A K A BUILDING** r rUHBnnnHMItCHBUBUXBXnBHXBMUBXaaiBB, R e f r ig e r a t o r s • . iv . Wc carry In slock the lending vnri.,i . PEN PEAS, including KILGORE’S w S _ I)PS, THOS. LAXTON, LITTLE MARs 5 TALL and DWARF TELEPHONE. Y I**. Simmons Siberia * * * * • ./ ■:'r _ x at Ball Hardware Co. Try A H erald W ant Ad For] the w o rm s b u t h a rm le ss to IhtsJ child. Price 35c. Sold by Union P hnrm ncy. 666 Is a prescription for JUDGE JOHN M. LINDSAY Oolits. lirll-pr, IlrnKiir, llrnitnehrs, 1'onslfpnlIon, III!lonnnrss. DLsctiss (lie* Grivrt Issiifj: nml I’rolileniH of (he Fourth Congrcfwiot^I It is tho most stweily remetlr we trid—Ytuir Home District—in the Interest of k now. ♦I h 'ATLANTA, Oct. 25.—A family N E W YORK. Oct. 25.- Most of flKht o f w ide p o sslb iltie s in th e the riiritcndcrs for E a s te r n footE;;’ football, order of th e dny f o r the h.-ill Inuni:: of 1321 reach the cross C U R E D ^ ^ [S o u th ern conference todny. Sixroads today. The path th a t leads o f th e 22 m e m b e r s n r c cnto title glory will he trod by a W IT H O U T dim inished band of w a rrio rs by TSD B e , RAUlY ncAMWS-D r o v CpCNt.il.ATV e D W U W O l t I SU RG ERY l n s a n f iu in n ry c o n te sts, one when c o o l , erra-r wachbr club ^ the tim e the shadows have fallen 'tho other. In th is n ssem biy • *** U P S E T THE P l a n s o * tm O GANC, P o l i t i c a h l across the fields of ba ttle t h a t decisive b a ttle s som e u n d e fe a tHOOTS Town *--■ * j p ro m t- 1- s tir r in g fig h ts for «uitns 'will fall fro m th e i r h ig h Bacc«atfal)r T n i t d by tb* prrm ai .v in m any sectors. tc. E i g h t elevens who liavo Six of II more im p o rta n t te a m s AMBULANT METHOD yet been forced to d rink from Who Will He P resen t. S p e a k in g Will T a k e Place til i on the A tlantic seaboard that have , No hospital, no operation, no absence bitter cup of r e v e r s e s n t the ‘ o-‘t yet ta s te d defeat will m eet in from hsms, no loss of lime, no lnt*rfi-r. f t h a n d s o f a fellow confe re nce learn [th re e of the d a y ’s o u ts ta n d in g e n ­ foes wlUi social tn*sBrruenl*. s r * locked iockcu * in e m ’b r n r e s “ th a t' will gagem ent*. H a rv a rd cashes with not leave them looking th e sa m e . “ C u r in ff I 'i l r a a n d O t h e r K c c tu l I bn i mouth at t 'am bridge and F o u r conference o u tf its a r e ploy* /bVctiac*”-— I t . e x p la in s e v e r y ­ .L a f a y e tte lines up a ga inst its old n o n -c o n fe re n ce te a m s am i tw o thing f r a i n a ' I be F o u r l H o u s e ) (in i a jtiv a l, W a shington tu.d J e f f e r s o n , .Idle in c o n te m p la tio n ol w ork A t S pat ta n la irg , S. <*.: WofTord |a i Yankee S tadium in two conte sts Dr. Geo. L. Dickerson lone Thursdny. S a n f o r d High School gridders, 3, E rs k in e 0. j ilttii promise to be am o n g tin most BE CT AL A N D F E L V 1 C B P E CI AL l n T Teams w ith a cle a n sla te in the a r e in excellent condition for I heir l l t H Ms l n S t , Op p « dt « Krrss* R u tg e rs, inference p la y in g to m o r r o w inA t t 'liiiir " . S. N e w b e rry Hi, c lou U fought of n n \ Herond FIm C ll/ras Ptilc. voicing u nbe a te n a r r a y ■*. ludo- G e o rg ia T ech vs. A l a b a m a ; f o u r th c o n te st o f th e season which P r e s b y te r ia n I'ollcge 0 . I’hsna 4490 J A C K S O N V I L L E . FLA. Kvcry D cm ocral invited A pi-cial m e s s a g e o f g r e a t in terest to every r. P. I. vs. W a s h in g to n a n d L ee; will be played w ith th e New SwvA t Klls.-rllv die, A ik,: Russell 'cotu pieicr ot t ii| iiell. m eets ".peidaily a*k a va r y raili 'iad and union labor man anti w om an to hr pra-rtn*, w i high which held rn tii i lop to a Alburn vs. L ou isia n a S ta te , and rini H ig h School t r a m at I lie local ly il. lire tin prt.bii in* Mint aliieetly a mii-et n yum hi nn>s n ml p rosperity. Judge l.mditfj 'enneaseo vs. M ississippi A. A M. A t S alem . Ya.: Roanoke t allege I Iii'li-s tie, ill the tli nl stM iegle (hr ail riiul in.*trU''t a mi. J’o there Sialuriliiy n ig h t, Oct. 25th, at H o clock. | Harvard, laifaM-tti . R utgers, mi Georgia, in m e e tin g V a n d e rb ilt, m unicipal a th le tic field Ibis a!l< i !•; H am pden Sohu > 0. noon at 8 o'clock. t h ill e.isiin's lecords |i nm a the goes into t h e g a m e w ith a d e a n At lleinli'iMiti It tow n ‘Jt*; t*ol toe t Id ly to ernet"'c H P<Mipliant Southern record, w hile the C o m ­ W ith a Hi'ht w orkout on Friday Icgi iif I )zat k 7. modores fell a victim to T u ln n e ’jt a f te r n o o n ro a c h e s a r c confideol O u a c h ita .'II; Aik.niMis Sttiti f ti’lll tlle-e ft.IV*. hilt llli \ sue not MU <diat at 1v Building \\ e.*t Palm Beach • ■ii* • ili'il ills i .n e m argin ' recuperative p ro w e ss la s t S a l u r th a t the locals Have a n ed g e on N o rm a l it. I he f ile r e m a in in g iiioiefi ated 1 dny. ( P a id Political A<lvrrti«f»ifl At B arlow , Flo. S u m m e rlin ln- ile ie ti ;il*n have f n nud.ihle n|i, ; v N o r t h C a ro lin a , m e e tin g M a r y ­ tiic tads fro m th e enst const stJilnle 2'.; l i n o I < 11\ High 7 po'itloti I'rineetoli f a n a -liffi It is understood t h a t lhe te a m is land, has won its only c o n fe re n c e At l a k e W ales. Fla.: I tike cull t a sk m t i i p . g to i Ins k th e tam e, w hile M a r y la n d h a s lost in b e tte r condition, physically, W all H igh 12; W in te r Haven onw ard driv e • t an unheal i n te a m V V V * ; ro, ♦> *** *** < * *t* < ♦ < ♦ ♦♦♦ < ♦ < ♦ ♦> th a n it lias been since th e ga m e fu High U. Jfrom the W e-t, Nolii I b u m . but B Y , M. I. a n d N o r th C a r o lin a At St. A u g u stin -1 , lift SI. An Itate have b o th been d e f e a te d and H arlow tw o w eeks ago. All o f the g u s tm e High X t ; Mel.and High U ^ ;11*■ is e\p*s t>sl Jo d iw n Brown in th e ir annual j-a nS ,- t New II.'iv- 1 same g o e s f o r K e n tu c k y a n d r e g u l a r n rc expected to a p p e a r in Al Mtituti, F la.. S a n ta Rio a < link Mi'ei.an’ S \ t ,o isi- out th e initial lineup for th is nftei mee. • 'until v Htglt IS; Atlitore, Ala , fit. invailtug tile NiUanv Lion v Virginia r e p r e s e n ts th e S o u th in Moon's f lo r a anal will give thieu High u. ■11 ongliohl. e la v o ie d to , oinpiei [ the n o te w o r th y in tc rse c tio n a l wit lies-1lag the gania* an lliteia t\l <lain tv till'. Fla. Florida a l*i-1i|i S tall eleven w h n h a jipar clash of the day, p la y in g tin- Um- I iiig exhibition 1- re h in in 3d; Si it 11In •in Itrsi ive.s d c-u i Lv is not as >t t oitg an m j he Tills is th e final ga m e (** lie plo\ .verslty o f P e n n s y lv a n ia . Nmile's A bland X t ; Findlay lb pa t I. A sell- ills. Cavaliers a r e said to ha ve d e v e l­ I'd nil the home field and it i:< Is Benyon U; Allien •!. I*i IIP vlvalila leading the ea t oped with a ru s h in recent d a y s h e ll'd that the S a n fo rd people will Si \ inltii> 0; tn p a r a iso 12. i rn t on 11ngiTit with five s t i a i g i t ^ tu r n out in masse. The leant has t< I-.1, and will pro h a b ly fo rc e Penn At 11 b kot J , N t I I'puir id ; i a Lot n s, i iTulinteit- \ iigilun and played th r e e g a m e s a lre a d y an* rV-C - extend itself. h.i t iVtiiN'Sii e N orm nl II! too ini't per for m.xii, e. hoiild win. i A n o t h e r c onflict b e tw e e n the ha s won one of these, ta k in g th e At < liipley P a lm e r t olh ge X!; *while I he i< m aim ng u 'th e a ten | B m . S o u t h and a foreign foe is offered ' I n s t tro m I’a l a l t n and losing tin * 'biph-v I I igli i* train, U d l i a n r . win- h luoki < o» I by Maryville p la y in g S t. X a v ie r second and th ird to B a rto w and At I*■lumal. I ..-Ili'V 1 to if* L-no winning ■tr e a t, hatlli " 1*1 Hlf L« t Cincinnati. j Plant f i l l M.i . H ig h 7. U ill -n l miiitv High P en \ I la u g iit o n ’ imp ove I t id _8 I n te n s e in te r e s t follow s the ii, iiinhia n - ' g i • gat leu Florida A llig a to r s in t h e i r long \ I I iII. hti- i-i I.run High W illiam * L-oiii- tin- st i ongei /tr ip to A u s tin for a g a m e w ith the ': t/ntt mun. I 'u.. hut i dumhill ha- Iliad1, leailv I, ' - University o f T r a n s . F lo rid a is III I'l’ h" and halve I to Penn i I ■fe jrn rd e d ns one of th e b e s t te a m s i vaunt only the m argin of „ l a i d JSLV In the S o u th e r n conference. T e x a s ASH ! VII I L. \ r . Ocl 2't g -aI -i week ago Will be a o m c w h n t peeved u v - r ti l l n magi t* i tu n a tiil betw een lif'v N ol ri I laitii-’ i n v a ion of th* iv1: • defeat l a s t S a t u r d a y n l th e htiud- ami fVa.tllKI 11 (mi a f i l e *•»igunit inI l|** 1 tingle in 111) ll-o-l llopol I >11-1 of S o u th e r n M e th o d ist a n d will lie j iti I h*' furniici to.ini in the inter! i M. 1 Ml \ S t 'I ;i;, n. 1 ' j i ( ;<is lilts t Meet la! ml el.jisll at tOIIIOMavv r v *ln a f i g h t i n g mood. j o f iJuh nhri g W'l-nirn’h Remiy *i It* dole 11ii — at I ian ted unll-iiuil m * i1 ,ll V ^ lla n li ‘r 1**11 t mi I 1y £ Tulano will p lay S p r i n g Hill, I W ear i.luro enilv tu-lnv. l • t •- l Mo- 11 io'-n i t ri - Ii from .1 .. h * * 1 1 V illsi . w In i i 11»iih«i r • \v K p /practically ntnum-d of victory, | 11 1s 11 t lliim p h a week a -a over th*' t while Missinsiptti goes to L ittle ' will ill* ml tLf '4 t t»| | <| 1ll|,% 4 lF.I l H *t h tho «HIT 1 *r s .*M*1 tit ITIn I f ilin ', Will P*III ill - wilt lime 111i a l Rock f o r a g a m e w ith A r k a tis a r [!tki iitla -k . -1 their I»t il I*-i •11 tuo t ■ w*i S o u th C a ro lin a and Clemmm a r e i liehl iigaiu-l in a g g ' i " - t v e . fight ■willing to call it a week follow ing l >n i di -1 ii- 'ion of n l i ' ad -ii-» lueid * I IIIg 1*1 III- >t <-I I'leV-II B a . I.ll- '» i the eena a tio n al 3 to 0 t r i u m p h of 1 and brtti*f cu-ojii-rat n-u hrtvvi-eit c a n a l will h< fiivoled to will. I>nl F I . P A S O , Oct. 23. T h e ntivv th1' t a il l'mills and lh e iilt u .v pimlueG am ecock over T i g e r T h u r s d n y the T i-e r * . will) a snoerior line O g le th o rp e in at N ew O rle a n s d irig ib le Shi-tuitiiloah ea r ly todav i*rt- ot I h'liiia. ep foreed hv the return of Captiiin ' to try conclusions w ith L oyola and w a s a p p r o a c h in g 'Ii u i on her n “ Itur.rv* Nt-nil at end. will not g>' two old riv a ls meet w hen Missis turn v o y a g e to Lula h u r st, N . L. down without a real hulth*. alppl College pluyt. B ir m in g h a m friini th e P ncifie eoutit. S lic in ex h'o fat till* i(i*oii the F.a-t bus. Southern a t Clinton. ported to a r r iv e nt Fort Worth fared biollv in initiurtant in ter " ; F u r m a n ’s g a m e w ith Citadel in ithi>ut l o'clock tin* nfti-rnoon. Tfle 1ioii.il iil'tiy with lilt* Middle W - 1 C h a r le s to n Is th e subject of more ship w ill la k e op 21 >0,490(1 euhje ferl N o tr e Itiime w j l ho w e k i n g a -ei t ; ItA Nl »R A PI I >S. O i l 2d. f i l l . than o r d in a r y in te r e s t by reason of h e liu m th e re t o n ig h t , accord olid lull i *ia t loltul vil'torv. while Lii li K in eiy. iorinoi merit an .of th e fa c t t h n t it will he th e tog to its iiclieiiyilr and probably I Legion ( 'opimiiiideT. vit.o un hot t ’olg-'lle ha- hein heati'H hv N'ehras third g a m e in elglit d a y s fo r F u r- will depnrt eahLwnnl a g a in F riday I \ , ..|, M|;, v [,v i 'ht-dt-lI ka, N avy b\ Maiipu-tte and Brown [ PI LEA C. W. BINGHAM FOR CONGRESS Flsloli ud OOiir Rectil Diseases Sanford G r i d d e r s FOOTBALL Ready For Contest RESULTS With New Smyrna il Send for my Free Booklet—■ Corner M AGNOLIA and FIRS! S atu rd ay Nivfbt* Got. 25, a t S JLMGIC K. DAVIS, C am paign M anager Try S m ith’s B arber Shop for fifood b arb er work. Ladies weleome. & N ext to Valdez. \ F ire C auses $50,000 D am age in A sheville ( A. H ardee Leaves to A Mood ( ’itru s .Meeting S h en an d o ah ? f’ol. .John G. Kmery Said 'Fo Be Im proved tan. Fprt B e n n in g ’s s n a p p y te a m a f t- m o r n i n g . ! er a a e rie s of successes a t home, goes i n t o th e te r r i t o r y of th e eti OSW ALD l«m y for a g a m e a g a in s t the T h ird A r m y C o r e s a t B altim ore. T h e T®unessee Moils have t- in­ formed a n u m b e r of successful op •rations b u t th e p a tie n ts wen- not Very sick. A t S h r e v e p o r t todav for a c o n s u lta tio n w ith C e n te n a ry , I d ls g n o s is is exp e c te d to Inlore d iffic u lt. ■King’s o p p o n e n t is M illigan, ir a o n N e w m a n plays b e fo re the _ ir s o n s h om e folk. Cum in rlnnd r /.* » p r e s e n tin g th e opposition. Km* j.m n d H e n r y will tilay Klun. I game a t N o rfo lk Ilkelv to ib-j p s o m e e x c itin g p la y is th a t een W illia m a n d M ury d jSv _______________ ilnpiori ii (loited rei o v e rin g nicely*. ia hy t'h icaga TOOK A COOT) DKAL FOR O RANT I’l l ) It’s the taste! What else coul win such 9 popularity i (QJO F AC? OfOLM Six. ju w o e s HAYIt BEEN SELECTED F o r the NMJTME6- bOMN CASE - o /APS. 7 N ational Guardsm en t Will O rganize an All 5tar Football Team fin s are on foot for the locul of the National Guard to put _ a strong independent foot* club and negotiations are un­ way to open tho season here| Rollins or Stetson Freshmen next Friday. e,lofal guardsmen hayf pmuy , on their grid team including loye who played halfback with Baby •‘Gators’’ last season. an all-state quarterback New York. •'Puss'’ Whelchcl, years all-Southern .from the Trrsity of Georgia, M. Moyo __Cecil Flowers two of tho out­ standing tackles in Florida schol^ tAIld circles of last year, “Dick" *in who played on the * lor. id* Freshmen team and several ’ others of equal worth. fs the opening scrimmage Wednesday with only • temporary . A nny Jet the _ High School down to the tune Mveu to six, the school’s only being scored on a lucky i 414 the I -CW . �— PROFIT D RATES rtt I n ’ A d v i m c * nla. w ltl a* r » patrnes e o llu im n lliH ll fee | ____-___ . ia « « l i s t So a Hue r l ________ Sc n Hue ’ ’..... ♦« a Hue T>pa d a u b l* abovu dates nr* for Con­ ner Bon*. r.< ,t s v e r s t a Isn a th I a 111)*. >rife S0e for first kg Is restricted to Llflca flo n . | is mnit* Th* 8an- [nill bn resp o n sib le I incorrect Inaurtlon. Lr. for subseiruent hi* office should b« L lln tn ly in case of b v K H T IS IC IlS . i ‘'ppr**#f»n*ntl\<# thoF- Knr with r a t e s , r u l e s | ih>n. w i l l g i v e y o u l v mi a t Ion. And If l y w ill y o u In y w a n t s d tu t u s k s live n A T KOTICB. I s I'koj Ii I t f l v s t h e i r [ntffrice n i M r c i i s s [t j. i n-lie i i u mb t t r If frc»u11 *4 Al>i’Ut one if it t h o u s a n d lias a hit (he nth via caii‘l f with ymi uni eat Lur i t dd r s s s . Ili-iwinpr II |I1T Ii# k-raiin at The Uni t■ nfffer o r b y l e f - [phoi.r d ^ro B lIa hoi %i»Il«I« i - ervi rn [ F’r int-t, Efflctant In place « it hin easy I |ieiiple of S anford | mi alien needed. >li»t « In n any spei- nipiired. It is llphabel it ally for ii — ................................... i ■ r ri ■ 1 ■ ■ ■— — i ■■■ ^ I Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance I Classified Directory laily H erald ■ A dvertising Help W anted m ornng Sentinel; largest ciusm- W A N T E D —Young lady f o r atenoneil business, rule lc a word, mingraphic and general office work. ' " " ’m 2-lr rimh w ith order A nsw e r in own hnndwriUnK giving age, experience and s a la r y expect " “ ••In i» hraiueitic the greatest Ue- cd.__Box 510, City. ___________ '■"iopmem in rilnrlda-* niamey; a tuilf million dollar highway lo the BOY W A N T E D —"Ambitious boy *■ •■••well just tin Ian eft; » two wnntcd by The H e ra ld to sell mlllP.ti <io.l*r l.rtdptt ncr..*» fcacamt>ln nay elartml: quartet' million (copies of the paper on th e streets rl >>11a r opera liolne under eonatruc- 'o f S anford each a fternoon. Lib ii*.ii. m « iiiiinonn iieii'g npeni on jernl commissions will mnkc it #<>■' highway; Krenirat chatiee f,,r live . ,ib!o for h u stle r to m a ke good it»v-.|i,]ier» in u»l In m "an e a rn in g ,. 1 he cirulatiOn m nnngii foot. W ri te l l e v Hi qi m c n l Itei nmnl T he Pvnsacot* News. will be glad to talk the m a t t e r over with you._____________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AUG US I A t H R O M C L E — <Itusta, Ga.— A u g u s ta ’s gre# Classified medium, ra te cash wanted to enroll in H erald's I*.rr charge. 10c per linu, minir Salesm anship Cam paign. * E x c e p ­ .30c. tional opportunity f o r hustler $1845 in prizes are being offered examined, A LITTLF. W A N T AD In lle ra ld will bring you big to the worker securing tho mn>t 1 E. F'irst S treet votes in a contest which will end S a tu rd a y night, Novem ber 22. There is still time to win. If you have any spare time and would 'like to win n Hoick to u rin g ear I send your name and address to T in1 I lle ra ld office and Ihe contest will _______ P R IN T IN G _ 'In- explained lo you. Rhone 148 M AT IU KW P R E S S - l ’R IN T IN G PH E V E N T S I N F E C T IO N .' Q U A LITY — S E R V IC E — PRICE. The greatest discovery In fledi Commercial St.. R. R. Ave. healing is the marvelous Roroxon* Phone 4I7-I. 3. I a prepar.ilion th a t comes In litpiid IlAYNF.S & R A T L IF F , P rinterand powder form. It Is a comhina and otTice m itfitters. Phone 340 l l 5 P a rk Avenue. N EW ERA P R IN T E R Y, .lu’i prin tin g a t reaeonuble price. -Ip posite Post Otrice, Plumu-llil. ___p e h i . u ^ s r k n o< ;j i a p i iTrfi EDNA LOUD. O iri.e of II. B. Lewis, Park Avenue. Phone .‘iIt*. r e a l R s i ’aT e E. S P E R L IN G , sub division specialist. Subdivisions to Or i lalido, Florida. and Floral lleiglils, Florida on I •ix , Hi gh way. North Park Avenue. , M EN S C L O TH IN G S. \V ~ liU A D F O I tn . F,d. V. 1 rice T ailored S u its —$32.50 to $38.50 O pr Quite . Pokt Office. M U l.llG U A P IlIN t. MORE Business for S anford m er­ c h a n ts. D irect mall advertising. See S A N F O R D MULT1GK \ l*[( CO., room U, Ball Bldg. Tele­ phone C15. NOT A R Y~P U RL IC HELI* WANTED—Young Indy APARTMENT FOR RENT^-One 3 room and opo 2 room .apart­ ment. ' Apply 800 French .A m ONE Two-room anil one threeroom furnished a p a r tm e n t. 701 Mngnoln Ave. Izost and Found FOUND Building Material F O It S A L E — L arge, roomy bungaluj*‘, C om pletely,furnished w ith u p - to - d a te 'f u r n itu r e . This houso was built fo r A home. Located on 1 Magnolia Avc. between T w elfth ! am} T hirteenth S treets. Very best location in Sanford. Will sell f o r $8 ,000.00 furnished: $2,000 cash. Hnlnncc in term s very easy to h a n ­ dle. See W. I„ Rumple a t F ir s t National Bank o r call phone 207 and make appointm ent.___________ FOR QUICK S A L E — Practically new six room, modern b u n g a ­ low. good residence section, one block of High and P r im a r y schools. Furnished or unfurnished. T hou­ sand cash will handle, balance ten years. W rite Box 050 or phone 530-W.____________________ ______ FOR S A L E —3 colored houses and oue lot in Georgetown. One block from Celery Ave. Exreptionul investment. Houses only re ­ cently built. F o r p a rtic u la rs in ­ quire a t 1h u m id Specialty Shop S A L E — 5 room hunjftlOw, $3250. $500 down. I C O N T RA CT O RS!; a n d $35.00 b e r m onth. A. P. C O N N E L L Y * SON’S owners, 10fc Mngnola. Rhone 48 (he scale of w ages f i r p a in 1 Real E s ta te . Insurance Sanford will $0.HU_per__hour. FO R near lake. F O R S A L E — On S anford Ave., South, A ttra c tiv e bungalow , 5* rooniw and bath, g a ra g e . Very’ lnrge lot. F ru it trees. I’rlce M2.nl). Easy term s. A. P. C O N N E L L Y & SONS 108 Magnolia Rhone 48 Real E s t a t e . ______Insurance F tflt SA L E — 7 rooms, bath. 4 bed rooms. Dark Ave. $05011. SltHH). Balance ensy term s. A. R. CO N N E L L Y & SO N S 108 Magnolia Rhone 48 Real E state._____________ Insurance FOR S A L E —5 rooms, bath, g a ­ rage. Corner lot. R ent for $f*U. per month. $5501). $10l)(l.UU down. Balance to suit. A R C O N N E L L Y <k SONS 108 Magnolia Rhone 48 Real E sta te . Insurance Rooms l’'or R ent ____ IUI.1 s;PI l \ Miscellaneous For Sale' Real Estate Houses For Sale Apartm ents \ ; For Rent .:; * FLORIDA— UKLANDO— Orlando FOR RESULTS i H I IIT ** *■ t u 1 m •»! v i n • *• ill I III 1 t i n i i i ji , k m .i i * ‘* " 1 1 ' i In 4 11 - . I I I H *« 1111 V M " i n l r y J t o f I *■ l . l i i *.r i n hili r ,lni|| » SAI.lv— 1823' Uensonablo te rm i, I ford Onklnnil <^o, repossessed " f ! ili gi ti ti i * it. i«n I It ii l till A 1 * I Ii" i-f FOR I A SPL E N D ID * * Ii$i 11 .i i*|»l v t*> 11.« f I miimi it l»|f* K I 2\uiomobiles I t n r n lii. Ii *-1 H m Hill 1 » • f|< - I Ii rf I I»*| . M i l l * I FOR S A L E — 7-dra w e r S in g e r vt’WrJ ing machine like new Alstf) Ilooslcr kitchen cabinet. 100 N ,.’ Sanford Ave. Phono 473-J. iii<di S U IT S ANI) O V E R C O A T S—All wool m ade to order, g u a r a n te e d , to (it. Any 2-piece s u it $25. Fall suit or overcoat $28.50. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 E. Second S tre a L S a n fo rd. F la.__________ ______ FOR S A L E —Young lettuct? plants. M. Hanson. FOR S A L E — E searole planLv T i ’ J, Met Bone. Mecca Hammock. ,t< C E L E R Y PL A N T S, any Quantity, $1 25 i»er thousand. Check F a rm . French Avc. ____________. -a Halil F E E L IN G , **M inl Houses I’or R ent SIGN P A IN T IN G SA N FO R D SIGN SHOl T hat tired, h a lf sick, discouraged feeling caused by a torpid liver e n d vJ constipated Itowels can be gottenv-’j rid of w ith su rp risin g prom ptneaa u by using Herblne. You feel He bentdiciul effect with the first dofie i ami bouyaney of spirits. Price ' ilOc. Sold by Union Pharm acy, a* its purifying and r e g u la tin g *f- d feet is thorough and complete. I t not only drives out bile and inipiltl' lie* but it im p a rls ii splendid fool­ ing of e xhi'aintion, str e n g th , Vim, lene . I|i,iie in lliis b iio I'lM i n i: 1 Is nizing tl Mireetorv shop, ga- I in - and Tub,-Ma ki . F t iends T h ud S t u n t SANFORD SH OE st ivi*,, gas -*ii,\ ov..ells a ml v n 11 jja i : good. Phone 18 S tunt 8IO REPAIRING IS 1 1 IN A iitomiilole l> i "d Kehoildilig I' ine -hik Avenue. 0 SERVICE Position W anted Day to any point r..r - • Phone 551 1 I n l> ip s \ - oi in r i M \\ w i t h t unwiilrriilili* Imiltling i vi- i i cru' c t l f n i r t kH poHitimi w i t h Tup- ii S fa r T r l e ^ r a i n , REACH IntiTUi'w mlti Met I tux 2 M W rifi* V. n l ,akrlnntl,_r lb. OHIO Xehifc. idake your rules through the Xenia G azette, , 1 M ' Xenia, Ohio Rich ugrn iiltura! N ight W ant ad ami display _____ j rate* on request. e n u ’t i i f i ’s »c,« i t’ lm i-j— Mi” | n ,-tl ml* hi»v*. Ilir l.un>-*t clr cuniello j1( Soul tl w m I soi •ieoral* . s mniiis .0 liter a | iis ir *c ( ' - n urd) i*n» | nf S u l n -ii Itange ’ll liomil A l i V E l t t l S r , in the Journal-H er­ xml i ' I "" ald, South G eorgia's g re a te st s' It new spaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified ra te s l ION. Hk- per line. Waycross Journal- | m foiii Herald, Waycross. Georgia n tic TO t « |Miitsih|f firm. th e prosperous farm- TlON t‘r* urul fern e f ° wer» of Volusia r c s s o - 1county advertise in thu Delaind « f ' t . Li„, Dally News, rate Ic | a r word, cash [ ' Chiropodist lull ly ’’ Why not tahi Mi' *•> « l nil Liver Oil T a b le t, and d|op I" nui fiiim vour age m .’tu iliiV'’ We mean tins literally, of rmil-e. We believe th a t a 30 d a y , tleat lit,-tit will make you feel III years younger but at any inte tty them t *'i 30 d a y , and if you a le imt sal - ■ Istied gr t y'oui motley bin k till I ta b le t, bit i i nts at Cnmn Fliarm in y oi any pi ogre,aive rlruggi-t Be sure and gel McCoy's tin iiginal and genuine. Adv , IX ( III III #f l ti l l tt i l r til 111 VH r • suits 1 Res. Phone 11IJ FOR S A I L S so oo o C O R N E R LOT ON HEIGHTS PAVED S I t( C. f ! i f t i ni ' $3500,00 r - i i , . In aatiIol viva 1 ' ed lo t, on H e ig h t,, l e i m , i l l *tn III* * IF * • ** mliilc I .I » i f t! *•f f " I t ■>' >! \Y 11 l f | ( '«-«' l l H i » ; i . h ii AttmiiiiM .1 11 LAWSON. 305 F l i r t N a t i onal Bank. iiMit. ■ r e * ». *i. PALM BEACH C O U N T Y —1 he i, >pt.. scene of stupendous development • '""H _______ __ Read ub*»ut It In the Palm Beach! , Office in Post. Sam ple copy sent on re- 1 In mini « K A n n e x .1quest. i h«*t< ni.ri FOOT S P E C IA L IS T HIS t‘a.fi'1#' r I in. n \ p| fit* II" I " I » * 4 - . « M Wf i f m. i i t H l o t I I Ml 1 ( I t * I t " t- l P i * till I * i ** l i l I ' ' t i l l I III V f l |> n A t | l M 1 1| I M' 1 , 1 1 *1 ii fill lok f hi t*h 11 u i n ■ i i , ,.t Natl*. 11*1 * III lr ) nil ill ,lii' prompt sarvlce and exceptional work 1l i e i *'w - 1 v > i '.ill - 1 • ii I I I . 'I Iictillllj Sanford Steam l’resserjr F i r s t S tre e t 1 Il l ' s , p l o p e l l v s e e l lie flit q u o k 10- /1-»M m *. BUSINESS I K i e l . Sanford Ave Buy this and make quick fminev, f lOatl.tttl For one hall i i t v block Worth $5lMH).illl mine than 1 am asking liiquiie, l . r r n , etc If y o u w a n t t o st 11 Vml t b u s t I III \ I 1 I otiilll . t l n l r I h o f * -IHifll ,*"fit < l'iilr-1 O i -I h Imo ^*1 A I* r'lM J I WA It MAN All FitIlit**" • $ I inn oo I o, , lots <lose in So 11 olllnllre- lol » .a lllllj' double On pi ne 1"i'li* iuveslme I S e e me 1 mil- k n* these in,n’t la-; long at I hi, price. i I Let me h ave your l i s t i ngs a , I i h ave b u y e r , wait in.’ GKO. H. MARI 305 l'ir»t Vatiie-ir! Bank Building Ren. Phone 47. $2.1.30 NASH S U IT OR 12.1.30 (IV F.ltCO AT Tmlortd-lo-.M easure ^ S. \V. UliADI'ORD“ At t he Outlet**1 • • Vour home n r e d , protection, the proi i-ctym I hut you can g iie it with Sun I'rtwif P aint. SOLD BY Sanford I*aint and Wall I*aper Co. F IR S T 8TIIKKT. Dr. Uobson'N Sanitor ^ 3 0|.i>n 2 1 H 1 'a -V j.i. the tu ,. covince. in charge undent, tan f nmt, jtays, fes of Japanese troops g g f c ninwangui.i S a tu rd a y B W c u ie ,i d c t i o y c i * leach- El tor ll.I.K . Oct 28.—The r Duval c ounty hue /'.’port to the circuit ^ 'in itm g u pre se nttime in several Sanford, —i'4"* happened. Ry GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER TANTS -NOON Sanford Novelty — n •‘b Ax q O O D T n t M C i l ____ M A C C , 1 C I “o O U T O F T O W N - I K 1t A t a U t l E P A L L D A x T - TtAAxT W I L L H E L P M E F O R ^ t T A G O O T ‘b M O K I N ' ! O T C O U L 'T - l W A I T E D IN F R O N T O F D u G A D ' b H O O b E A L L N I O H T I^O'T HE NEVER CAM E HOM E__________ A E E . : 1 W D b H *4 ^ '4 r 1 ^ I C O U L D t> o A 'J T O C A L L T H E ' f fX E S X B f ; V’V i f c O E ‘1' O F F • I 15EC. P A R D O b t • “b l R T i O T t T 'ty Oh h u h : m sx T H IM C t M E W — ) JAvDAE^i? F O U R IN T H E AFTEKNOOK *blR -A xR E T O O ----- \ (— —\ T O O E T O P P fa c— V. U C O L L E H Fro] VE!*bi * b 1 R : T H E R E . V V / y o / N MAJ-t TO THR.Ee HERE TirriE*=> ' T O O * H C *5.KlO H t - 3 N A M E V /A * i> O U C i K K - I T O L D H IM T O O W E R E "| O O T O F T O W S * r 1 ---------- t.ON I R A t T U l t AND BU ILU . (t r a r fiil ltb«p m l M ill W *<tl RIT t n m tiifn liil l l r t t l Lossing* P aint C-o* Kberaom Llntfgle handle v P aint. 11.1 MAGNOLIA A V E N U “ Call fo r ou r price*.** e Seminole Marble Co. M arble and O ra n lle fro m guarrtea. Beet a t q u e litr w urkm unsliln. Writ* lor late.t dextama. O. B. T t M M IW fM * K i« *t4 * O. Met m x i ' rkmmm * � 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 25, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 25, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c885cd25036a869bfe4443c17a0b1c7.pdf 087fd0d2d956d07c3685b7d5647d29ae PDF Text Text - T n B WBATHKR |'./1 i Mo^d»y and Tor*d ay; Utile change in te m p ero tarr. Highest temp. Sunday ------ M *? Lowest temp. S u n d a y ----------- Gcnernlly fair M<ma»y «u _ i» i H eart, x i e s i V i' ” [L am BH P IP'. > •$?; , ’ iijn : i . ^#i •CRR ___» •n v i [nager In Echoes )f NomiIc’ll Win 2d\ [is Cited ■■ ---- N U M B E IU 73 • _____ ____ SINGLE COPIES FIVE _________ - CENTS — Mussolini Mixes With His Peoople Two Ex-Secretaries Attend Oil Hearing • L O S AN GELES, Oct. 27.— Though two form er secretaries o f the ijayy w ere present when the’ Government's lease cancellutlon suit ag ainst tho l ’au* American Petroleum and Tran*port Company went to tria l last Tuesday, neither Df them, nave yot taken a stand us t h f t j x t t l c fur the eontrot of the Elk Hills n aval oil roschvcs swung into its second week today. ' The testimony of Josephus Daniels, secretary of tho navy under Wilson, w as looked for ea rly in tho trial hut Govern­ ment Counsel Roberts says that he Is not certain whether Dan­ iels would he called. Tho other secretary attend­ ing is Edwin Denhy, during whose administration the lenses and contracts were awarded. __---------------------------------------- — —— >a <^ ^ ~ x.nKnAV rrn n F I t 27 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, nOCTOBLK Z7, 1924 1J**- A SSO C IA T E D P R E SS JISP A T C H E 5 ------------ :------ n . € I tv _ V.V’T OF FOUNDERS ~°Little Information on the Developments At Chinese Capital Can Be Obtained Ig ite F l b r id u Last Coast R a i l r o a d O ffi c i a l C a m e T o S a n f o r d n n d P l a y e d Hit? I'nrl In E a rly H isto ry •V , NOTE TO BRITAIN Wu Is Marching^ Helped Gen. Sanford Lay Out the Townsite R u ssia n G overn m en t Seeks A p o lo n y For P rop agan d a C h a rt:e d to S o v i e t ; W a n t s M e r its o f L e t t e r D ecided R ecognized • A s One o f The F orem ost D ev elo p ers Of* W h o le S tate of F lo rid a Towards Peking Will Attempt To De­ pose Fenp: Hsiang, Former Subordinate CAR D IFF . Wales, «>rt. - 7 . la the death <>f James E. In g ra­ I'.ime Minister Mae Donald dectar i h e honestly believes to he genu ' ham, vice-president of the Florida Fas'. Coast Railroad, at Atlanta 1 ,„o the ull.-g'.il etter from M. /.mo. j T I E N T S I N , O c t. 2 7 . — O n e Saturday, the state of Florida loses vo-ff to British t ommun.sts upon , A m o ric n n m n rln e s which is limed m part the protes t |h u n d r e d i one of its foreino-l developers and k. l a i u u ’ii «> submittcsl hv the British office mi l a n d e d a l T n k t t t h i s n i o r n l n R )ct. 2 7 . — T h e . 1T A n c n ry ir -t I ; Sanford notes the passing of one <>f Friday to the Naviet representative n n d lo ft i m m o i l i n t e l y f o r P e ­ played ■ration t h a t k in g . R u m o r s a r e c ir c u la tin g , history js a m London. Hed on N o v . Mr savs he ioeeiveil a letter Oct. Imt t h e r e a r e n o r e l i a b l e n e w s this city. Rcnito Mussolini, prem ier o f lt«d> in W . D a vis, Hi and the m a ti n wn- handled .n d e v e l o p m e n t s fit t h e o n p it o l. Mr. Ingraham was horn at Dart- try studying conditions prevailing uiot' Id cn tiu l n o m ithe Inn to-1 po • il.le time, lie doford. VVis., ill lxf.li, the son of Rev. lives of the war dead. W u -P e i-F u , th e deposed |lir,.s the B nlish Government 1 r er itiunr n** ,i'*1 here | J. I*. T. Ingraham, clergyman ami -------m a rs h a l o f th e P ek in g g o v e rn oulil not t.ri.ok intoeferciMi' from author, lie was educated at Racine A’e s t e r n t o u r ||m p o r |a n t R e p u b l i c a n P l a n k pohiieal n u >|,i a r m i e s , is n ta i'id tiu g o n It ' . i l« Jir v » in in » s t a t e - 1 Js T a b o o e d l l y M a n y O f College in Wisconsin and following Miss Hdith Edt'burn the capital with heavy fo re s, to his graduation from that in•*tit«i Hem L. S h a v - | j l s S en a to rs; N i n e t e e n II,,11. lived fm several years in St. drive out Ids form er subordinate, Weds (icovge Keller th e N a t i o n a l j D e m o c r a t s F a v o r M e a s u r e |,„uis. In 1872 he married Mi -i MdSCOVV. net 2 >. Responding j-Yng Y.i Hsiang, win, sniced the .4 to the. note el prole-t from the city last Thursday nnd forced Maria V.. llaki r and two years lat« .Cl*. 2 : The B r il l . h foieign office c n e e iin n g f i om olfloe President Taao Kun OKI ANDO. Oi t NEW YORK. Oct. 2 7 . al attention t<* mm,, to Suofonl whtre he wu- cm at ritt-lm ri'h "f -Miss t." alleged letter ot M. Zinovlcff. a fte r eoinpclling the executive to huh he said. Loague of Nations Noii-I *u .ployed hv Gen. II S Sanford, who (..n-lnir.i. < t .Millin' Dora ninant noliticnl ...................................... Association announeed today. ,,,o i.lent of the executive of the sign a mandate ordering v e n a tio n at that time was laying out tins >,f hostilities with Manchuriai-dil -i and - i'i n lai V of in drfented ill (|K, results of a recently eunduet. . B o ok o f TUI P a g e s P r i n t e d oinmiinist inlei national, urging General W'u r«'n. lin g l lentsln iutll Flo I id . I'm A --'­ whenever n ed ennvuss of United States seiia- i. Mi. .. propaganda f - r the overthrow of . Ingraham was fir-t a clerk G e o r g e \Y. M e s s e n g e r l a k e s ID R. L. P o lk Si C o m p a n y is . \i ting in iilutions in ••real Brit Sunday nii.nimg from tin- Manchu­ ,, ; |.| I .....I g*' l\' ' ' ' ■ 11 cud>le propor- tors indicated that only etc • ||mj t )|(.t| |.,t, , became general man R e c e iv e d f o r D i s t r l l m t i o n ; am. the soviet government, in a rian border, wheie pint <’f hit arm y O w n L i f e a t H o m e H e re B y tut IVI- "I tin Ml IK« n It Republican senators could he «lo„f , ; cn. Sanford's property) ||„r Belief pended upon to support their parn |H.r(. |„ U„» capacity l.lliniype ' 'l ••'•' • " :l'< F littin g B u llet T hroug h C o m p l e t e in E v e r y D e t a i l -l.ai p note dispat, bed lat S uimIhv | holding the front f.cuind t'hang tperv mason to ty's Platform favoring A merit an » ^ ( |||r|M. , in t a p i n g th.-| i: i ,| to-laV . 1 a f Iel noon, denies t li nut li«*nt nit y Tso-I.m. h'tl iinmediati I' fo M .an gD r a i n ; R esu lt'llt -•"» Y e a r s fang. half way In tweiii I lentsln the result in membership in the world tnurt. .• i iiy directoi y < w;rl al„i progress of S,u. l -I’„f the let tel laid and Peking a puhlisheil hv They were listed as Senators f(|r| I'tie note seek' all apology Despondenl over ill Inalth from hiniiB'i within Stioug i, inf..r. i incuts nrr b e­ i oiiipanv . I- off tl„. M ihvnsive piopai'anda ncti McLean, Connecticut; Edge, New | j al|,r Mr. Ingraham built tinwhich he had been Mif 1 rt il l' l"i a bed. has there lieved t<> he coming up I he W’ukovv i - for local - uhsc j.»ll,ru|ll |{»ilrnud from San mtn'lu-r of years. tiOoige \v Mr li, lillpllt< 'I to tile -OVII t govt Inker of voters J e r s e y ; McKinley. Illinois; t urn■ailwoy to mm him Shensi proi , . oiv oil and a ' 1 mins. Iowa; Capper. K ansas; 11a e. ( ( ( Kj ,Mlnllu.c f.„ the R M. -t-ng'-r, ago ii7. a ir-o b 'it of San .... . and p i - ...... .. Du cslal.h Irudid or who vin-e who down from I * troops, ii " came - --,1 of an ai hit i .il commission Inrd for m-nrlv a omul, t "f a > m Maine; .m u e n s . Michigan, \\l b Com,-any. a firm which n d . tin no-elves lit m. l i t - of the SO c a l l - 1 I*, king to l.anglniig Satu rday, with j- lai got and Ohio; Stanfield. Oregon; Elkin*. Itii \-. i' inn,i' ld m id* at hih"ini dmtoi \ linipal'rti, as to V " ' " ' •,’ l “ .......... i \v « r r .m Wvom- owned the Boston Del aid at that it. I Tile soviet gov - |drew toward Peking on the arrival , ||# manager of th. , ai l\ Satuiduv ovi tiing 1>\ shoot mnl n •Ml t 1 «iMlJ »»« l *| /.III! HIMI« bi their easting West Virginia, and Warren, Wyom ^ Im *i i v« (liltM all ol It. i »*»'«•\ Mil till I'I (11114*1 ha (. legi a phi'll l In 1st inn • of t ’luhli soldiers under Wo railroad upon its completion and ' u g him «dIf In dav In this h'Kiliiim'led sho 11! v in ll "III V 1! ...... Iv l»t llalx. v lb, Rus-iim • h a igc i'af | W n left Chinwaiigtao. on the 1 • . |t (gn -lands eonSenator Frazier, of North Dako- i,|t,-r -i-ivcd as piesident u niainmg * *'• 1 "" 1 1 i. o' lo. k and a !• w nnnuto• II •, | M t* 1 • M ' 1.i.nil I oiuh'n. iepudlatmg the I Manchurian horde* Sat unlay i‘V»t a. w a s reported by th. association u, ,, U!. u until I V . 1 I'unng M\ IKDin *■. infill•- •< t IIit c ,, -Opn. i vva to till' ■ he.-li F in a l R i l e s <>'cr L a i c S e c i mug and arrived in Tientsin in a j* l> :il; • .• S i« .1"' « . ll.ltu t nil |«‘l 1C1 the railroad wn •» |,iaiga within a i to have replied that he will imt ,.,| m il„- M. -ci'g'i home flu mis ar. indignant (Italti of JH cat « parked with troops. \ it I licit r ,.|arv O f A g r i c u l t u r e f 14 i ■ 1 "• a vot. for it ( An.cr.enn membership , ^ ^ ^ < ( (| § j ulll|,(t. L„t,-, In ne lii-t-n so great \i« t i»n liiti * 11 • 1 ‘ • Thi* Mi ■m ni'i i had vv i k >' Until l! I- nil Ut MltllC tliut l!,«- British note of protest When Hie train stopped, it iinmedl I- andnlate as is in the world court) as now ad - , l. « | M II' •• ,iU.(l , ,.r , l(). ,,„„panv im- sal. Mi \ e P e r f o r n u ' d a l P r r s i 1 M l mill N.itiiid.i.' titil llirougl' was sui i ..uniie.1 by sobiifV . wnul t lu* roiumtiiiit > y\ .’i•» 1 i ;i TI lllil tl i l t h r ill h llo- soviet del ai.-lv I ward John W. rated " 1 wo indexed as su,d > • f , inteiest in I In- tall l.iila v h, llo afli'i no.'C tool . ■"it.lai'.d ilc n liu l M an -iu u (.m uds kept Japanese away and I I ntivlin ed from ers of the I'epper_pl«n were Mena- f • » ......... „ swl- d... , ............. | .onion Iii 1 Friday ,. i%om.' It ........ .. il in Hi' ai. ,t fooling hollv t.ii " >’ iv aim is a n liable- in night " a- -Ignc.t by J. B G ieg o .y , Healed I bent ru l.'ly . toil showed no Ir-ini evi-rv part inr* Pepper and Reed of i'ennsyl .f ti i in as pi •' ,• so than Usual a m Mi. Itin I uiuiin s ’ V \ HI' , i , I i •' . i John W. Davis vaniu. , 1. X of w liai il may he tomorrow. i v\ is d e - c n t m d a - nu "under-ol^ h c rf’ li*)' -aa-xBr.'.iah nnd AnieTttnnfi' _ f'tmilv t <dd a i >i ' 1 ■' i,h nl of the Sooth I- o ' ida Ralll'iail t., |. Cl • I I III! !"’ • «iilent of the Th* Vuhhdn-ra the d iicc t» ry ! fudal" <>f the British foreign office, A f t r r i» nhoit hull, thi* tinin |ito* The replies of nuu other Rrpuh- that lie »upel intended I hi lav.'n-, II. . aid the poo i a . ,,A\|-I I,-lilt live W aline. . ellV-nn ter terised nntioiini e in the introduction, that nisi, ad "f hv I i cm lot Mu I loiiiihl. C,-filed III the direct ion of la m g fn n f. luan senators were cliuGn or a t ovv In.ui » f i'll"' 11 i ,, ii . W l.'t. Foreigner* who talked to th* oust |a-t majority of txjt "non-cominittnl,” wline the r e ­ out of several cities between Sa i , , , i i 1'ioaiU'ast the inform., , k, in foi t mat. l.iti 111 The l h* v ■eg.ii d e l as a" effort d.< I ,.| field marshal said he receive'! ani tit^ re-elec maining twenty-five "did not an s­ ford and Tampa * | * M i,a,,, i - and among • •n m th \••limit*, «■ I Tills I In t ,-L'in .l.-.l a- an affro n t to . iilmlv the news of Feng Au Hs­ It i- a mallei of special interest oll.lK. 1;. i *tl« .1 in .1w lia li a l ' i a* t ' il wer" tho letter of uupiny through that much "f the development vvoik i.ihln f 1 , I. i ' llv -- will ho Dem which means the association's tun iang s ...up and f.io a ik e .l Dl-t it I 111it'ij || ,i I 1Iin »l t Hi* W . on, 1.1*.- t a a.. ' .% III S .oit li Florida is based oil t«'< b hrmi'lit I- -enreo 1 merely was w hill lie expected a l r l la . III. • o* >' « flint i >. t • i- .*•!'» »I» l 11 ', | . i ' . ( I, i 2 . Tin '/.m vtiss was i otidili ted. > II* 1 no al data gathered anil fiuni-lii I §ii This would would tin-an more vvor.c. ,| -.Li,.t'h j111,| |t - , lull ill'l 1I l**t IF ■v lef I in id* "1 • "Id linn - to he t lie 11 .11*1 Ninel ecu Demorrals Say H - . Tin lieuple |,, Mi Ingiatiani, dining 'he tmi Yesterday W u *eiil ., long tr',rha., ci ■ • Ml ' iii tin1 if • t • 1 I*, t Ik pill,, ipal t l o .........f «H Die . lection Contrasting the attitude ..I Ih able exp ed ition'-I Mai* b a n d Vptd. lit. bo-Hti I->iii veal s giiu.i lo III. Diileh i r u n s l i i ut Pek­ 1* h. Philip Snowden. John pal *' I publican -enators with that < d |u n iin reusing I" , ,o> |hi2. when .< part > winch lie oi 1 -0 Hub, 11 i iv 'a and oilier m ini'll i - ing, dell.a,In lllg l i"g. vvlio ^1.1 and an un­ Demis tain the n pmt i hroiin h— uni/ed and led tan a line ot level­ l !■it•t\\ ft ;i*» i hr • hi him n luMicr).. 11. ..II . , , td,lli 1. I • • lo.o.llti-d 1 bill it I to it • v rmw am that "nil the nineteen Denim rain , plough th. I vel glad' - f""'i Foil I ai • i al Mi ' d.a urn. id ' ..........ne and H ally rep V\ i, ..i.io i. d ' • l i "g s *abu*J o f |i.l\ I "• |irov out 1 seiiuP is who leplii-d t" the itU|Uirv Me... to Miai n II,. Wt. . 1.1 I tie * w. n 'I • cl I in I ■ ' answeleil in tin atfit mat iv■ Of , ,-si ut. d i ).. "II o ml P ii -hi. i ' o *' aiilh o iii v and . bulged that Feng 11,iv i not hv In' t „ - t white men to go all the wav l vv In. it. ,1 \ci .ui.i >li- idd. II,— . liv in g t" tie 11, . pi. ut tv l,ml t>, trnyist his iru rt, .the 21 of thus.' who lull'd •" tl |, - , | . -t.it* in the — 1 1-••i ai I i "(ably w he t tie pi,I ticipnted I a a I IniltV al ; ply. three weie stat.d t" ba n heel, , .end. i i > adv golu.l. an Angh. Ui,""," •" “»' I t lo > • u f t* I' d many h.iid-lnps ..ii-H' g I i i mm Hung Iron, 'u t'.f i' i i olito o. < 1 It.fo! lo.t* e . 11 I'm . i n Mu. I.....aid i I" id -seriously ill “ ml *"" v' ' '' 111 11 , I , ,, is'ij i IN'7 Mi lngiaha u 1 I. in. ad. m y H* months ago. w l-i 11mi a t hint rope. k. i a M i-.. Hal ■ ' dav -Indy me I he sltaato.ii m ■ I" ;,.l lo t us Gei ' 1 Manug. i t"i II' Spe. ml Older from Preoidm*. • 1.1 lit in u|uil I |he list of It' included S.-nalois ..til ..in- il'1 a IIloll I wi l h I"" 1C" o f f i. e and IIdg. alt. .1' \\ „ added, "I have 1 hi - vlaV Ut lo-i Thole is Underwood, Alabam a, ' aiaw ay. , ■, m | Ia g I, i w la- prim t,. i 111 . ..I I a l„ , _ , i i ■ , uliinet Hi is i <l*e« ted ,.t' I I I'C I't ti' Ml 1 I"' "t"'1 t.. holievo thl> Arkansas, .-pilals, I., utaki l hi Zmovleff lellei and d , limw.iliplau leeeived special inBayard. p. law oie; tin,, had * "tifii"\< . Ii oil I )• ll I I ml ot s l r u i l inns from Hie President »;lvin I'.'2 I And Fletcher, Flvndu, Ralston. I1"'1 h. ' vv. . n .Ini k -■ <l|, and I lav l"'ui lil.mi . old. Id- llo « hi. f subje, I "I h ' lu . . I lllg O ■I . , ion d M . <a a great tin | . a n a ; Ransdell. ia.uisiami. Hru.e, It was ai llu- lino that All I' U,g III, full powei and an lb erity to iililing - -pee, It id • nd • f today, f I. ha i new i d llo i gt . gutevO c t■ this eountrv |Mary lurid; W'alsli. Massa. h u s e ii- . g ia h n n teni'.v, I |. M \u g u stm e take whatever steps I consider nec. lent 1 M,'!"' ' > I .atoll belid.pta r t . r pi a pi* ' i II I'i • i l' n al- I. Inti !I I-.,hi n al parties | Ferric. Mndiffcan; Walsh. Montana; when lie mad. |o hoiio until lu­ e-sniv to cop e with the situation ,1' ; , "..1 tier statement de , 1.1 i neiigi " .'i't ' .1. liver a -I" 11 ’ it- Ilial tin- l>co Jones. New Mexico; Smith and deal li and I om going direct in Tie.ul'.in a Buy I ov el llV;„ assert I" I" that the >ln so pag. sun.lay night f i "in cel I tie I loll" from the list of || 11 * with a lug arm y to reisrtablith He a' h i ' • > all of the pinned Dial. South Cnndiiiu; Muylield and a id ' I.in.I. Included in this lei,tun , ^..1 /annvleff etter wm' ills W lute House lo a Ins i t lid v IK 'I itnedcdlv ablest, Sheppard, Texas; King. I ‘ ‘ih; lllg Wolk lei llu- g n a t develop •vlo. di ;.n , .1 that .1. alh had , ,ed hv 1 he cildliet ol that it was peace and o l der. ’ ■iiialitied man Ineellllg ol lli l-i ih ration of Jew .11 . I,Hill.lolls ml vet IiM'inrids of ^ _ t *•• pi.noised that he would loon ment operation - south of Daytona. in la' t1' Swanson and Glass, Virginia, and ii ,flit and pigii 'sivc hu me'* , .,,-n epl.-d m Ho' post, photograph U. John W. Davis. », 1*1111.4I *ill «*|»M HtlFI* N* A For many years he acted a.s land Mi M< • ngei wn- h. ri iim'niiisls have 10(1.000 men available “to *Jd Kendrick. Wyoming .......ei i.s ur Sanfold. I" in* ed and d.-liv, i< 'I to the r . niiimon Sense, 'l *•! k. coniinissii.net f-. the I Im ala Im. i | |- .. in «' w A oik i 11 v lulled pa pi i A casual pesual m the ordinal > way The alulement Hie country o f ibis Ingrate. . He il. Everett Colby, chairman <>f the i l and common Ilow ai d M 1 1 a . . i,-sistallt sect. m at - ago he icm ,ved ( o a s t Ruilmad Company lie was gave assurance1 that every protec­ c the drift to association, undertook tin canvass lin t d vice piesident of that com eii v coioing here III Mill'd 1 c i,ii y ..f ne* a u llu ;« , i i't,II lied l •• ..I •!,. -, lo l'i-rt i - i ment- will pi, tore also denies that any mr.1 ructions tion would be afforded foreigners ■ r th, pin, a month ago. According t" his were S. Ill to I til' bdioi . undulates i -i use and good , lilt el estlllg At that t n,e d... A asliingl' ii .Sunday lo MMSUI.lt the I paiiv. also president of the mod.a h. dtli wh«-n be nrriveil lo Peking. . I lam on Novom- report, he wrote to Republican i etary a • a •1 , 1*> ■al t IVIt II s III until,-i' < and in md (it di-cu- the Russian tre aty. I.,1.1 him ' hat ""lo - he ' ‘J"" U,i « i I a. I ilig tun'd Company. The Perrtne Land V V u left (Jhung Fu l.«i. the tu|senators asking in part, "whether, would ei. within a Hhml ill o! Hie death ef Secretary Will I lil,-l I v nn part venter you will vote at the coming Ses­ Com’ iaiiv. th- I’huluoia l and Com , | | . 111 > ulie pages a le devoted l« 4* Navy Day” Observed chuii ..I HAiiuii (wovinee. hi ch.,rg® |.„ t'i. i'i*-1 17 vc.li' M' ..f the Manchurian front. 11 .nit Inn-.I on page ' activities at his sion of congress for Ann in an 1 p.niy* and the Okeech'.hee C .liipun v. i , - i i . i t and avenue guide and ill I wo companies of Jup«n*M troop* He remained membership in the world court, m all" auxiliary oiganixutlons of the j ....... y ot lioUseflolib r». the stre* Is 1 At All Naval Stations landed at fh in w a n g lim Saturday I .must Valley, ai cord mice with tin- pledge c.m Flaub'i F .-ic in ,i.,| .,\,'iiu.-*- are l ompiled m ulpli.i | Mi lug' ahum was closely assmi and l w •> J tipullc*. d c 'tio y e ls i rachin complete re- tallied in the Republican |datf"i"i t I„ i ,, .,) on!, t. the numhels on em Ii I W Af-IIINt. I t>N. ttel 2” I he <,1 Tientsin ipaign worries. adopted at the Cleveland vot.vm „!, .1 With th. t hi ee men w Im stand |- i i .. i .,nd avei.u, l.eing arranged III, VV' "Keep Gp.'ll t'dlip" todav "" . uo. -t . pa Ilously III the d. lion." in inlinerii’iil older, the names >f Navy Dav and the blltbdax of inal lap of hlvelopmelil ot Florida. Henry N M AK E S FINAL KKPOKT Smoot Non-t ommitlal Ha- I "Use ... I Upant and business ................ R....... . It In « very liar .lohn W Davis, j Among the replies classed as Sunioid. Henry B lim it and lleiny . m s a le plac'd opposite the ap I...I and al ov. i v naval esl mil h JA< KSONVII.I.E. Get 2ft. -T ho In- I,oeu.it Grove -lion committal" was that of Sen i M Flagler. ment Ho- put.lo was invited to m grund ju iy for Duvul cn'inty hat ; i pt lute liund,el s Attention "f the marketing • »'" w mil up address [i „tor Smoot of Utah. It was nu..l II. was actively connected will' .. ,as,-x f. r driving aul- t On, hundred and fifty nine page* speel I lie woiking of sea defense. mude it* filial rep«irl to the circuit loillle- and th*' growers ot tins . . . tunlay night at ed by Mr. to lh y as follows Hu- F.pis. "p..l Church and in th. hi at e a list "f fill/ .ns. business In addition I* oatriollc services c u r t w it bout submitting u present­ wlnl, drunk wet, tried 11.til Intel e.-ted I" the M •*' ,n'“ I atn inclined to euppoit the 11v days was vestrym an and " . a . _ . Im aanAlxl ta t n m i. every n River impl nv eli.etil plans i» again c iiierns and eiirpiiralmiis m San- belli at vm Kill , ,,.u| court before J u ig e J muking a genor- American memhershlp hi tin wmId gui.i-t at Holy Cross Church of this fo il was pul forth to give the ment. tho fu s t time in several f „d with full information for each .ailed to meeting to he held at the yvMfii Much ii think' H um li*pptfnde the eampaign is- court, hut before pledging mysell |eit\ Ilf leaves a wife, a son. Shar in at this morning’s M 'M. . f l i c s of the Orlando t hamhei of as to business connect ioii or occu pronil a III,lie intimate knowledge it ig and is drafting to do so I shall want to know all Jam es D Ingraham of Jackson „f the s|oi it and punsisei. of tins .< the defendants being ho i oinm elie ,m I uesday afternoon pat lu". •t occasion witli the details of the terms. I «»" "J Mile, and a daughter. Mrs Geo W the ease against tho other " braneh of the service. f this week, said the secretary «t AS CONTESTANTS (Continued on Page Six) full accord with the ( b-vclund Gibbs, also of Jacksonville. I'rank , oiitmued to Wednesday I •» the local trade l-'dv to it repteseti platform." p Forster, "f Sanford, is a broth l Jersey City toflirtK , — * .• |t .deliiun was found guilt y 11 ’ tstiv,* Ilf The l i t m ill this irtiiriung STOOD AT NOON Senator Jones, of Washington, is attitude on la ' .h a l g e and filled »10» and Posts The meeting m» stated seven,I 1cr -in-law. sellteii,ed to serve 00 days on H» days iifiii, has been failed by ^ ig the record of wrote: .IRO.TOO Mis* Velma Shipp d Republican leg Braxton funnel l nited Stat* , it \ streets. r.72^18 Miss Nell Williams A total of 15 eases were <>' engineer in the dlslriet nffi luhor matters. r,70,C20 Mm* Versa Woodcock raigned and none of them wn„ted at Jacksonville, win B14.08S loridu .............. . _____g issues ....... i-onfmuting confronting the voters of Miss Naomi Fellows dismissed, although aeveml w 11 been secured hv the Central Florida Judge John M. Lindsay’s speech the country today, Judge Lindsay , Miss Mary K inlaw ...... lVl.ft'JO ‘neral Says i oiitioued. Fines, costs and •'•’ W a terw ays T raffic la-ague and th. 78AOO C VV. Bingham, of West Palm Mis* Sarah Corwin .... introduced himself us a^ Republlcities of Orlundo. Sanford. De treated bonds amounU'd to •' [it Not Lax 35,380 Mr*. M. E. Patterson ... cun, hastening to add thLt he wns .be went. afor_____ll«nl treat tlll-llt H * * The cases as arraigned wen , I .and and I'alutka to compile stu m the interest of the candidacy of medical treatment. » • 20.3W appearing la-fore the d l i t e n s of Mrs. E. A. Brotherson .. Clarence Glurk. reckless driving, t u.tics for presentation to the gov Funeral services for ( "Ivin M. had h.-. n in failing health for sev^ Beach, for congress, was in te r­ 17,300. . Oct, 27.— Four Williams, who died hrlday ut the Mrs. J . F.-Boston Sanfo rd as u non-partisan. eminent engiiwers in uii e ffo rt to continued to Wednesday. id.VW sit let A ttorneys Fernald-IJiughlon Hospital, were ci a I months, having spent rupted S atu rd ay night by rain, and Mr*. Mury Bowie -----He declared tliut he was not > ohtuin desired improvements in the the summer lust passed at Johns Holt*, law, reckless ... 16,450 lign nnd six oth was accordingly postponed to iK lseeking election to any office, and Mrs. Emmie Wick* held ut .7:30 o'chak Salur.lav utl- Hopkins Hospital in nulthiiure imued to Wednesday; Willie W ‘ St. Johns River. ... 12 ^ 6 0 since J u ly as u ;to Ut which time everyone m tcrMis* Peggy Bruton ...... Mi. Braxton states Hint he vvanta was appearing in the ianis reckless driving, ?5 bm"1 | in most instances ernoon at the home <>f hj* jA j’"' and with relatives In Georgia. . : 10,000 Miss M arg aret Miller _ ghum uevuuov becuuse he firmly treated; Isa Thurston, drunkenm " thu various fru it and vegetable ested in u discussion of ‘ he l*»ueii Mr. Bingham ............ .... be10,000 hibition luws. A t ­ Volie A. Williams Rev. Mr. I „i stake in the coming election is u m^ rM “r Mr*. W a lle r W igh t ...-. shipping concerns o f this section to lieved th at tho election o t pastor of the local Boptist ‘ l,urth $r, bond estreated; Nick Gray, thorite. Ga.. on n,a> . one said today in .... 10,000 arrange to ship ubout 3, 000,Odd |invited to attend. . , Bingham would react to t h e• . ^ f c n i Mr*. F. C. Colton .......conducted the services. reckless driving, 43 and cost, or A died here ut the uge of b4. eps of lax prohiJudge Lindsay bur intended Mr*. M. E. Dooly ------ ... 10,009 F urth er funeral services were hnd been a resident of this city dnys in Jail; M argrie Brower, do . boxes of citrus fruits and many of this community. 10.000 thousands of packages o f v e g e ta ­ speaking at Magnolia Avenue and orderly conduct, continued to w He paid tribute t o the DemocraU Mis* Ethel Henry .— 'conducted at the grave in l-«ke since lWW. bles via w ater during the coming First Stroet from the platform o f * lc p a rty, and to the g re a t men Miss Florence Malm — .... 10,000 daughter, j ncsday; Annie Stephens,'" view Cemetery by banfonl l ^ g ' . is survived by a §Tia*mY. {drunke!incs.,'"$S und c o *lr ‘L 1 0 i *e**on that aometbing more defi; truck parked at the curb, but he th at have been it» leaders, iand Mis* A lbert* A y cock . ... 10.000 Anecdotes No. 02 F. and A. M. with the fol­ M He r. R .yn.and MUml. ,nu, of i jn j a i|; J . J . Johnson. di'<>r- i„lte end convincing may be had in hud scarcely been Introduced by likewise praised tho Republican Mis* Lcn* B. Hagan .. .... 10,000 lowing officers in charge % „ l.l u .0.1. V « l" A- ' ' l lltl" oays ,conduct. J , _ *» .o teii; k , .in ilslies to . . . . 10,000 derfy 10 ,----bond, uslreui. J; •] ithe .latistic* to be be presented preiwnted to to i rank Miller when the elements p a rty , of which he l* » Industry E. D. IUndall. J r . W. M-. . Mias Rul>* William* .. Sanford. frowned their disapproval and 10,000 Chapman. S. IV.; John Govn. J . W Mnrv Callp. *-r> and co*t» or U» the government. Judge Lindsay declared th a t he MU* E m ily G riffin ~ . . . days* in ja il; Cha*. William* * l° t In view of th i. Mr. Braxton has rain began to fall. 10.000 wa* prepared to discuss the Uauea Ml** C la ra R a n k i n ------------$5,000 Fire Sweeps lumd estreated; F r a n k Coleman., inviUd representative* of the>vaii- Upon the invitation Mf mel, of Baumel’a a t stake from a atutesman ■ atand- Mr*. S . P. Dutton V ^ g h n i !'dieting J ■ ne day found his irivinu ear while drunk. *U>0 and oua m arketing concern* of thi* *«•»•• Lindsay, nearly a score followed car w m i c ^ r u n a , * c _ ml|. u lQ ailetiu otlend m lhei UIWMI'C m„r tlng a . wel him to the court house, where Small New York Town driving Mra. D e n t a l S taffo rd tioll to taxing aiveatrick. reprewentativeA ____ o f I lift /•t I IrH Ik 11(1 cities ami locked doors prevented tho contin­ MiM'Dorothy stoke* — a* o f the lich was gurgling Musson, chaplain. » I non,dninkcnDciir|7 • (,t-casioii crganUution who secured -him to uance o f th e .speech, which wail leaa riving. orgaiiuation wnu scturiw. only radios ran. the »pooch. v W c h w m " r 7ne*king la 'th e interest of * Mr#. Robert Lalng ------Bolen, ncklMm riving. . QOWAN PA. N. ^ ' i ^ ^ ^ ^ •— l C wh ua — i > .• • . *L_ a « aa tivnitan • MU* P Ml** l—e a■*rl n Robson I " * " “ —---- ... *J •Ml r r t ^ . t’e d” A P Halland. do tho work, no that % comprchen ■hat that is, Fan- J ? " Fire aweepinJt * Portion ox toe ^ MU* Katherine W i l M t ouxn^l. J ^ i ^ w k l w ] ) “d r i v i n g ' S h i t l M»bi Pshore I docs," an- H : J t ° D . v i d % £ j . T b . i s « » Mr, W illiam s diod FfidsV Jd S , ' £ $ 8 £ / » W a ! K « U y . Pin* by water" made. nn Indignaut tone. 'ft been at ^ U w n from de*tmcUon. >o o f th' liem iv'V.J (int Party Defeated is Years WORLD COURT IS FAVORED G.O.P. SENATORS . sat NEWEST EDITION £: CITY DIRECTORY BEING DELIVERED FAILING HEALTH i CAUSES MAN TO COMMIT SUICIDE FOR WALLACE IS AT WHITE HOUSE Frank Coleman Is Sanl or d Will Be Fined For Driving Well Represented Vuto While Drunk At Waterway Meet ,'1' Judge Lindsay’s Speech Supporting TZ Bingham Candidacy Halted by Rain Funeral of Calvin M. Williams Held Saturday By Local Order of Masons yp' S : r ri). f JlnkSu SchcU. ing after having piUl for only • »I»ort time wn ^“^n£i :,,„52iS*BS»riftlK .t 1SS» “"C »» • ; <xw 4 a. ' ; * r*’ il j \\ t 11 �rC E C R O P « A ' * 1 BH?inyJ \ a* «*, whom It may concern, that.' on iht^hslf ufeBld 'tat Klftyflv* of Kan- IN B IG , T V F . D U TTO N ■ m - . .' - j------A g ig ' (Continued fron, Pmgo 1 ) ftthcr le tte r from Los Angelos j'Ofct. 15, read s: . rugnnl to lettuce, there is imlL-utiou that there w ill ha of lettuce for shipment Htnrt j Ending Warfare In China Issued Today ■no lieu i.i nut same Urn* l will urrsviit to mill} ateurt tn.v flnol actate, mill n»k for thejr ii|ipruval DullM Ooluln-r 2». A. 1). 1914," '»*. M I.Ko.V.Utli. Administrator. iv in iv T i jn i a K 'i i c n r n r ... . _ xUl* cendjor, A. IX Itijt. to show cause, nl.miid not t>«< a rant ml, _ AVITNBSM my namo ns County ■ Judge of Seminole county. Florida. H nt Sanford, together with the m-.il |J uf my office, tills STuli day of 0 <-tu.i — NR.1I I M I I .K m t ' M T Y , I ' l . O l l I D A , her . A. I). 1981. 2 , h. F. IlOCKIIOt-DHIt. , Irt Iti' i M a t * - o f S a m P h i l l i p * . ,),.. UP-sl) County Judge. Seminole County, j a c e . i se i v To H i r y rtitlltpn. u r r . VVi/:t I H U i St., i Mrvi -l uni l . Oh i o an.I Florida.* t o a m . i t n i r . i t p i : it s o n s i n t e r BKTRK IN Till: IIKItKtNAPTKIl r* renin* o r county J i n«n. Sruilnvlr (oiinl). Htntr «f Klorlilli. DKfp’ itn:i:u ItKAI, B8TATU. In rp i:ntntfl t»f lailn «,nl-uln. 'Niitlii- Ir lu-rehy ulven to you and In ro I'Matf of Lula Card Hi. aBeli nf 'mi. Ihnl It. M. Oarnw.-iV an It may conrrrn, iOnilnl u-ator »»l thi* oatato of knm, wliotii .................... * ..... - . that . - . on - tlio Plii)li|iH iVpfjthftl, !»n« filvd (| ! 21nl ilay of I>rcinl*«'r, A. I'. IImii i*. tlm utiovi* rourt Nfttliurl l «1iall niu»)y !•» tho flmiomlili* W. forlli that tliori* arr* t!u«* nfitl V. ILumliuMrL J ihIk** Court. OWtnr ♦««* I?•..* lilt* liMHOIlul |.<M: IllllUt* Ilf I'f'nlnHi*. f«*f‘ m>* filial ^ .Ifi li*nl for tltr iniriio*«> of i1 ' irliurK1* an Ailftilnli*tr.itor of tii»’ gg Otylnw »hf •iihl ilrlila anil that It In rntutf of Luln Cn>illn. « l « * o i / - ■ 1 \bv+*n r'. to Moff Iho ri*al «*•*♦ . u.- n.iiiiiut lliot nl Ibr tl«n«« 1 v III ult«rln f .** tin* i»aymenln of «li \*tu prr*»i‘iit to nild Court rr' final or»!»i c*l».»!*••« «lu»* mill *'•tvjtlir tiy Kuld •Mtjili of *»ali! • n* '*•»•« a*■* A«1niltilHtrator .............. * . jiikI itek for tlielr apto i vs,I. estcti- 'i* — The' W«l<t hnlf of lit.— Ililnl Oeti.lter 2*. A l> 1921 tat> F itti -fI o f Honfenl Celery Delta a let <i Ino iiii ei|u|ty In Itie Kart :(CI!F.I,U: At AIN>:i». Administrator Continued frotn page one of P ek in g ; that P resident Tso-Kun had taken refu g e in the legation q u arte r of the C apital C ity ; and th at Wu P cl-F u, commander in IS ***■ *” * vcr*r *ew ww“*tBchief of the central government r jly ie rc has been no shortage of arm ies wan In full fligh t. t a s t in C alifo rnia to cu rta il the Wu P ei-F u, chief m ilitary power , ..lin tin ir of lettuce or any other of the central Chinese government There h as been n very for the past two y e a r s , w as shorn j p lan tin g of lettuce nil nlong F rid ay of his title of commander M ' C alifo rn ia, also A rl- in chief of the Chinese arm ies Qpupit. aiid the Im porinl. V alley nro through a presidential mandate is- I ~ —rt_ '— “ v * I -=. • Poking. 1Ini* tMi j W 111 •u’s 1rt fee la ft*,... 1. , 1 * *"1 ■ — ' p lan tin g another bum per ncrc- ■••infl sued hi whereabouts . •> . and It's plahs for the future are elegrnm tinted Oct. 22, fol- unknown. President Ten Kun remained PrcMdur.t Tso remaincsl in —_“ *=_ “Th^ coast country of C alifo rnia 1olfice hut apparently was under the „___•— * -IT- — __ — , fpom Los A ngeles to Son Francisco Jdomination of P eklng’i: now m aster, — ~ ■ — t‘ .w ill have nn increased ncrengo over Fong Yu-Hsinr.g, “ the Christinn ^ ----— — KHgt. y e a r. Shipm ents should In- J (rcm m l1', who with n picked eon ^ r. —■%* __ __ - — . ____ v.— [ cectuo Nov. 1 from 75 to 100 cars j ting.* nt of troops rut prised and b g a a lly . Im perial Vulloy and Arizona j tool: possession <>f the oily Thins1, should s ta rt shipping Dec. 15. T m -. day morning. j ^ H n u a l V alley w ill bo ligh t until Jnn. Most authentic reports late FriKslO. Arizona should have 1,000 cars day said Wu was on his way to Ts" w w e e n Dec. 10 and Jnn. 1 0 . The Ingtao, Hhuntung province, with 1 0 ,' ^ ihorlage of lettuco acreage In C al­ 0U0 soldiers- nil he could crowd on ‘ lylfornbrand tho WHtor shortage have the ........... .......... ........................................... available ship* in the harbor of both been overestim ated. The r e n - ! Chimvunglao, his neld hendquarI A J H C V 4 ' . 1. Y o u w h o t e e H c n ^ i N G a b o u t ] ■W U for tho prevniling high prices ! ter.*, when he was faced with the t h a n a l l t h c R e & T O F T h c o f f i c s _ fo i ? c <s t ; i a th at Colorado, U tah and Idaho j choice of escape nr surrender, •Pu t t c g <s t h e r /a m O Y o u t >o i [iftcra failu res. In our opinion, ship Official announcement tliut hoxtil V £ R Y LtTTl_<E A C T U A L UlOR K il la m e n ts front C alifo rn ia durin g the itie.« had rem.rd was mude Friday i NOW, I'M CS.OINQ t o PUT A • ’ dtlh of December will be heavier ’ both in Poking and Mukden, head s t o p t o i t i r Y o u don 't in ever before. The increased quarters of the Matn hurian gm • , a n O "L W O N 'T D o ,,, mand for our products we believe « rnment, iieadnl by Chang Tso I.in IT WITH F L E A t- m V*ke cure of the supply.'* whom Wu was trying to crush. ■V*)lArDe.R eiT-H GR 1 ‘. 1 _ A telegram from llriiigeto n , N. Kostorwl rommunicutions with Oct. 2 1 , rends: Peking luought information tliai iOUtli Je rse y lettuce crop about a ll foreigners there were saf". M IB q u ality ns Inst year. Quali----------------------------1 fo r th e hnndlinpr o f G e n e r a l I le a l E slais a an d In su ran ce. B 305 First National Bank Built J . 11. L A W S O N , R E S ID E N C E P H O jS Try A Herald Want Ad For B c in s w n s s m B s s ia s t a x s s s s s s s s s s s s s s t B H B S if u s s s s s s s s s s r B B S S s s s s s s is s r iis is s s s g u n ^ j ■I S Not Much Time L eft— b. •I < In Which to Win the BUICK I\ t nt li l* in- i f t .M t,. i mi J NfiiiIiiiiIi* ( mini), Si.Hr «•l I Inrhlu. 1 H 1 t t •' 1 . Nt u t * • « • ! . I l» »• I s i i «*i • |I\ ' ' '•» il i • » Ilia ^ * i «• • i i »* i t - - . • ■ a v •. I . .1 : 1 j M f ti.il ..t, I |M j C • ■• • i n. . k i • ? . >4 I n ! I •1*1.1• l .. II . H rt t . I |. I 1 i i*. I I. i 1 •••» • I Mil* . •f » ...... . - i»*| • . . i t l i i H |J; rui ii J • **!•••- • • • mtllMU* »I ,1 t X » |I t 12 • ........... .i ■- tin-Ki...................... t |5 ' I **•i. • ill |l 'S.l'llf | M || ||| 1 I • ►.*»•! • .... I |i * ,1 • • * n n t *• • *• \ * l h i M n *•! i « 11 • - ••* i o*l •• - L f **i i it . f iii .i i *i*t «*. it I 1*1. I • ». 1utir I ,\ I • .‘ I N1 •• - ' IX* • »|!S ' lm -,1,11114 u i in ii i o r <.-I -. i t ,ii im. i :. s«-mltMl«- r mini i , ,,| | t •! • •• K-' a i • • I\ ........ . i I,,, i,. , *•• ' •- • , - to i . to .. . i , ,tl I < it a . ................... ... . , , i i 1 . i . • • .,t I......... , • \ t • 'l ' -t i' I llih ........... t , i .­ I I, .01 - 1. ,l,|. I I,alii > |I I- Itel. • I I......Ill . . fin * t , 11.. i ., . t .n ii iii i, ,i, ., t ,1. 4•-*• -f AU10*1 .1 I -, I 1 » I I-• t I • "•I I II - • . ' t ill- ........... t o , t a lit I-’ • • >.t to . a M • ’........... . i . . 11 a . j iii.i - i - \-tioini"! i 11 o i n11,| i ’ .............. I ■••• • • i) im .il I• 11 • -I i n ......... —• \ I. I I Is I ^ l.|. R iver, Mr. W illiam s replied thnt WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 5 - Frosts , . , . ' 1 ^ ' *" U **' tho Jtlan is en tirely feasi'd e anil would Indeed he profitable for th*» were reported this morning . from Pittsburgh vs. Carnegie Tech ut •action of this stute adjoining the ,,h " ’ Vul|c.v. southern Missouri. Pill situ rgh S t. Johns River. southern Kansas southward in L afayette vs W n-hington A .1<-f fiV/|>It Would elim inate, he suid, nny ,,,’*', , " 'rn portions of Texas, Louis fit son at New Yi>rk. [^ o v e rflo w in the St. Johns system ,“ n^ Al" ';un’"* «"d een-- ( r o r g i t o w vs Ilia at Wash v * ,' f i t.irliln t»I................................. miiIi* <«•iiiit % And wnnlfl especially oRti/u iu r drain ' ^. an d would the see- , ' a "f Mississippi and :i. I -1 <I* • ! * . . \ , H i C p n from which mist of the w a te r ' N"r,t' <’ar"linn ( «'Iii iill*in v *• \\ iii mins .it New . v It1*111 11 ||t com ing from . Jt takes the w ater . ' ' JT---------- V. .1. : -i • .» . t ,i i to-Hto Atlnntie Orenn in a distance A 1' f f U n U ' l l L S S U S p O I u i c d Ifi t'< mis> Iv.-miii v: V irginia at Phil 1 .x- i . adelidiui. ti ■B^KroOut 80 miles while it now must i „ /-v-j ■ ......... adclpliui ' In.U • *'••■' r f* flow, » dlbtunce ,)f nliout 2 MI inib-t. b it liC U S l* 1* I R l l l c , I i high at Soul It ' . decides, ntatcnl Mr. W illiam s, if . . . . . r la I lilt hem. ' 1' - ' 1’ ' 1 I h £ • 'counties, Orange, Sem inole, 1 ANt.KLKS, Oct. 25. With 1 ■•••* " » ' *•' ......... , Drovard and Putnnm, w ill hostilities suspended over the week \Ni-st ! V, . \,'il , 4* enough funds to pay for half 1 *al title to usual court recess, op * . ,,. ,i ,,i. / . I| £$ 0 *t tif the cunul, tlm gov- P">mg counsel in the government <Hn,. State v* Chicago at » ,,|„m 1 ........ " " '*" ' linont will then probably give Miit to cancel Klk Utils naval oil r,- I ,. x ,|< . tho additional half m-edod. t U probable that a hill w ill he i.ten-sts today an ..rguruxiiig their \t | , " ' N* " ,u i m it • lx , ,,, „ , ,,, , ,,, x l 4 ,,ftl nv ! T i,,n • 'V h' 'v ..... »**...« u„. u. ................ m -p au w ... t .>.nn» H,r r " ; : ; r ; , 7. iHla u ,t' {<*r h»‘ ereutlon gal hatth- ,n 1 1„. l-'edeu.l court Mot, I ’ ,. ' I n,,,,■-, (a at L v i t ,1 \ • . ‘ auch a bonding d ib tn rt. Mr. duv * .. , \\ i * 1 a u . * .................... n , ,. .. W illiam s concluded. ' t hv i • Mn h.gt.v Ag a a. , i. x H H k \— __ I * * '• II * I V;t J| t **ll . • . ' I *I•|' * II*• I' ' iiK n n K r s n a D D n i i iB i i i i f i i K\ i*rv flay moans much !•> 'vurkpis in The IUrnld’s lug campaign. '1 he young lady who cuutinues mal;mg every spare minute bring her v o te s \x,il he lite young lady who oil I lie mgh) o! November J‘ \\ill drive the liuirk touring ear Io her home. I.e-s than fi weeks are left No! very many working day s h i p m F h J'iil H i A G E N C Y H EA D Man Suicides Result , ‘;;-|,ra-1a * Kai.s«s m i»ts ,'1 x.. m,,...,,,, p V E 8 BENEFITS Of Brooding- Over (iirl , k’..-,..- \ |*»* •'! H tLO C K SYSTEM” SAN F IlA N rls, ,,. (M. , Lj»l, I triiki nt Mrs 4 .mi*. -I 1 «... 4 x , .................................................... 1 , ' l* •I•4I 1....... . *• t .1 . i \\ \ \ Consulates Are Closed Four Men Pay Penalty "pr “n;! n,“ko rt'c ■ 'S h . | remain in which votes mayn secured. Time is valuable. H menus I lie winning or 1*>: of the coldest. You cannotxf-| lord to allow one nnnute top to waste, if you wish to wii The last four weeks uillkl exciting weeks. Get a bifl lead over your cornjR'titonl now for you will in ed evtrjj vote you ran get. The reaultl| will he dose. L IS T n r I'K IZ I'S 1st — H u n k S t a n d a r d S ix T in n in g C a r . v a lu e S l.:i:,ll. • .’ : L’ m l— D ian iiu u l K in g , v a lu e J _''ia. .'!i(l— l.iiis o n I'h e lio g r a p h , v a lu e J l S a . „ |l ■ '.fix f . , *.t i I.i It ni l*' •» tl ____ __ I*rank Ross ( t.anil.ci'H, .It., mem Monies. • \ |. | i (Continued from Page 1 1 J’.'‘r "f 11 W'**-'»llhv New j . , (k I ,m . \ i . i. \ i u W aw much space within the ml ' v' «h» gtaw , ( I.is I, South, \ tIt1 1**If1I •l f Ix j aa it can afford. ,y"nr-.dd daughter .Mjii liouin- ye, td i t :,, 'fecit xs. Alnhamu ut At IN I OI II I OI « OI NT\ J l i m . i :. _JCh* “Hlock System" really had ,‘‘r"“v a '1' 1 ,H',i hi" j.pjirt l.mta J h r m l l i o l r 4 imui I » . M a l e •*r 1*1«•» IHh Muivluritl nt 1ti i • I .ii. r i . * * / • • 14 A\ " lU boginidng when a group .>f hotel i‘ "."i '",I hi"' N' " " 1 ' aiolma x 1 N..I ll 4 s. 1 • |. • » 4-1 A• tl 1*4 .til Q m *T* wore induced to .uhsorve , .‘j ! i ? 1,hf "I'' ,,v*'* r >'-‘P- l Hill. 1 \« lu»tn It n • a . M 1It 1» .<1 ••it I • tholr advertising to that “,'rl ai;x» m ,l"'on ,:,m ‘''" Florida at Austin 1 T i t *1 *1*» ' 1*. 4 ■1 II \ 1* i : i i «f’ the eitv ‘ipti! I n if.t two u*(ki* iu* Aaoih-ihilt xtieoigui at Nas|i : t si,nil .,t• r•• l ^ l c h they x-.crc located said . ot nt of jeahiu-, toxvurd Mi Hea r n i. • i, t,i - 1 t ,.i.. . i „ avear. Instead of each car »- i , . < <hainhf lin m h os.. ag,- IP sc.oiid , ,, |«« J' jitu oti-4 .• i! ' »•. 11,, | i -..r i u dhum ,<• M :uy \s. Iimity at I ,iiH,-i,a-g. x .„, ,.i-ti ., r y in g noparatu cam paign, they wife ,,f h- t father N o r f o l k «*ntlH* *»f •l44«»ftii •’ \iu|rtw*> ......... . > • pooled therl—advertising appropri\ P I . VS. W a s h i n g t o n A 1 , , "*V„ " ' V utions, advertised Ah« advantages S h c n i l I l f l n 'l II P n g c n c . . . t " i ll |H*-**lll 1 . I ' * •I • • *» » • 1 of th eir p artic u lar hostertiry. , * J n C H a I l u C l u n I AS,SC S nt l 4>f u ' l t h t j i | it4tfl i nt** .«*• ,\»»it, 4i uj »i *i l * ' t <•' i.i I'nr W (rutlil* find .»*• »**r m|mi •* *1 | The result xvus that mta*,particu O v e r Columbus, Ohio C al.form u x v W ash m g lo o S t a t e ' ...................... J " it * a v i » 111:w " M *‘ ' lar resort entertained a larger i i i i i ii k 1 nt II, t keley . her of visitors than ever \. 1 . 1 .int *n ,ii t PJftLFM Rl'S. lima, tin 2 '. I,bib., v-. Stanford at Port land each hotel received n proport _ Sin natal mb |,a ,-d , xi-j lienXX , I,,.. . . . .. . I N I III 111 U» l III X I I J l III.I xs Oregon Aggu-s *...... , , .......... the visitors xvtiieh was lurgeW t « 1 ; *7 kVIin k ini*, rr»i slnnHunl :il xxS ei a triiiigtoli tle the number thnt luttl been ^uecu ii- tim e th u nft.m o ..’. Sh* Im. im n to ,M ‘ ,,,,Uh‘ ., a !V ,7 1 ' tinned in years previous. riimnleu* Ihr t. fi«.n» thr P n n fi. . vs NrU Mt‘x,ro w Mn i’, .. .* . F ro m thin hotvl plun, (he* ! ('ouvi ha« k t*» it>* )i«•me luingjir in , 1,1 } 11 ^ :tt '•I till A •' I*n i lit hi | \ I* |•, i present system of n<lvA»rti*inj: 1 N .1.. Lite this afterMonuma vs. M«»ni»nn Mm»*h nt l 11 •»i*i*»* •*• h ».- . . m * i nnrtiruhir sivtiiyfis se<-tinj/> „f # ... Imain. ■Butte * ' *!•*”“'" ‘ rin •states ta le s mid and purticulnr t 1litnoon, ix .... n« J mb' ■ • ( f*• ' «ni'^on vs. \>hitman nt KoRriir. ,ii**i Ihuk. !*► x.n» I 1 •U I ' I I It 4 country, suid Mr. Rosevei/r. Tliut it (>! atfuti 1 . •.( ,i i . •.f l • •» i * U I 4. , -4 .1 has been u success, is A ssu n v i by M A R K F T I'nixei <ity Southern (’nlifoni.a the resu lts th at have liven obtained, i I • *4 III 1 ........ •4*»l»l * ........................... fin .11 Nevada at Los Aiigt-les. •» Ills* «*.•• \ • * he declared. ( ! i 11 A*IO. t J ’ -itinin. !* *■n*• ii'*-! - * f i •.11 « .l <»• i |DKI ’ 4 III I'll A» Ojilf He l)i'« 11 r*.*» in th is kind of cafnpalgn for the 18 S . S M I JI I:• *\\ M ISS S H I P P A GAIN *1 in lm* 11 lit it p a st th ree r y e a r s , , with better reL E A D S IN H ERALD bulU eacl)-y aar, U w as pointed out. NKAV OIU.K ANS. Oct 25 O rd in arily tho ad v ertisin g cam- O illutl, l losud. Oct. 22 U8 ; 1 ) ; ir* S A L l i S ( A M P A K i N '‘'“'“7 7 .V.V77V r'"\'r I «*l»!_!’l,,r... paignJliqvcrB a period of eigh t to 2 2 1 1 rixlcvt tli. k lV* ||. "», CHICAGO. Oct 25.—W heat. Dec. 10 w eeks from Nov. 25 to Ja n . 30. i m .i a . i i . » r »• • Ml • tllM l (CnlitIniii-d from Page 1 ) 4.1 1 . HIM i A 11 • ' The ndvertiseinents urc carried in 141*1 to 14 J Vj; M ay. 145 to 140. The campaigns of various xxorkors : *$*1 a t ti). 11 m i n i t t l j of tho leading papers of the uiu being livndad in many xmi.x* i i D • ■»i,- ' i- J * U * . * ' * « i l . i A tali'i-nim r—ijvud hy Sanford and friends of all tho coiiirslanu not only In the enst but l "^“* l.l. f“ Ar *1* *tM. »Ia( 1'•- l l af .|. ii » r ti. f i » t of the middle and fa r friends lull liavrtit euiivef’h tin- In am claiming victory for their fm ! « w K**nl • -1. a formution that Mrs. Clyiti- flyrd of oriU r, 4. . i „i ti..« . » *• «- i i n . •tl " i •l il n |t l * *» 4 Snnfyi d. wa« oocm ted on nt nn HUH KerryItodl's Hare 1 ’ *'■ ' “••..u-i-. A rcadiu hospital F rid ay morning. 1 **“ >«• X UllltilMl 11,0 ' „ l • -li.tr. unit ii, .. ....... j ........... and is g e ttin g„ .. nlo.tg nicely. AD. ; !! * ,*s , ‘T,,U ,l“ " n‘‘ contest- | i. ,#• in. n in-' »,i' liyid. who was with her iluiing UMl “ cojnmanding lead over * " '>3* Britain the operation, is expected to i e - 1 unlr. 0 *l»Vr «*nts»Unt. It is still j ^ u. 1 - 11 .............. . anybody's race. It io still |K.sslble I V G i l IIT HI i u l M X .It IM.I turn to Sanford Sunday. CO C IT Y , Oct. 25.— Mexifur nny young Indy to put on ^ j aexitBo**- <«*iiui». m » i, t *i... i.i.., • ' In re Ksiutj - m», oivi-n MnrrlBUppressed co m in eirial r e la ­ record In , • on the G reat U ritain depart N'cllft* 1m IuT I iV **|\.|| |n |||| cam puign. . » /-i n •* l the lust foxv d ays of the camp *W If-of ^foreign a f f a ir s oTdoring U n M o n t r e a l U fa iiO W H H u t fow votes separate the lead-! •vh,,,n '* ......... . ................... t e i in London, Liverpool ---------, • . u s in the contest. One more sut^. KUan*aimix i.V i,'' ' v i.V'r In*•g<>xv closed, as w ell a s honMONTREAL. Oct. 24.—Four ‘ "H'Uon may put another worker J*. ItOWSlloM"' I lit; . ,.f . , 1,1 I’. m r l •u iato o«« ffices,' tliroughm . l u d a c of P r i l l . -I, I „ r II.J ( 11*1 iiicn B at dawu Itoday paid thw penalless subscription I'liwhnrjM, ' . , it. jss^ss *v *I»**M WUUJ I'aiu »siv | jv-*sm* **1 ’ the top, —I ' Otiu •*'-*' i," Xii*n*|., , i-,,r •,r ili«> in. ijia Btep dccincf. j |y on wy||pWJ| (foi 0r thc * m urder nia>' »hovc aonio worker from the ,atn ;.. nf .(•• M.irrDnn, not to show h o stility to i oX n c.nrj CUroux, bank nicM cn^cr, ci»a««-i*.' pnil Dii* iii ■•• *-iiti#* il-xi- I i l;,.- (|r. . D riU lu, but ,a because Mexi** ~ i ftcr th'f riMibary sA Ibo collocUon In tho four week* which re main X» |ll nrem-i i t it. . „ i , i xx-ill *>.. ,u„ .; i I . ' for / ......j ” ost uny |aecounls >'« A.lnui,liii, al -r nf • u,l tve it-“un w orthy” of them- ca r of thc llsn k of Jlcch elag u , la st It it will he possible alm _____ ____ ............................ II XXIII ho pOMilble f o r a l m o s t a n y 1 e u l n t r . unit »**. I.I, Ilit.il iMu-rov a I '■to m ain tain consular rep A p ril. Two others who wppe also contestant *Orioiiei mse. to eccure enough■ votes 'I *j'aUc-f ‘> roei< .i..., v, \ / n. f, VtilL A . It K L V Xilm | n l.«t nt I ur itlv e s undar u governm ent sxjntinr:-d, es-aped the hangm an's tu win the liu ick. -Hut to do so the tones not eonendo Mexico tho . inoso o y a la s t m inute commuta dav» must he busy duys and no oun i v r>on«T o r itill o i kSi tx y jJi i dng r .. i T l*r tiK of lu aiiiU in in i: o ffr* * * "" * ‘ ' C ou n si ,I,, u t Fluria.. 4 tretant will ho ucting w isely to a l ­ Sriuluolr Count). in re Kf"Sl» "SI* -f a H . Iciniril. low any liin s to be wusted. N o t i c e Is iivrrby ' given, lu all L m I w is h to a n n o u n c e to m y f r ie n d aBM th n t I h a v e o p e n e d a n o ffic e a t , J< continue until nhout Nov. 25. sui, (iV O l* KCVCalcd P l o t ' VoiWHr'ke. stwvKC I Jcct of course curlier closing due ______ c o ld -Weather. Weather conditions LONDON. Oct. 25.—The puhlica month Ideal. lion «,f n foreign office document, Today’s Football KV~r—---------------------supposedly revealing n Red Moscow plot a gainst (Ireut Iirituin startled' C A U SE W A Y O V E R :i p O f lf e r in K ■ rt/>TY*ir»TY » n p . the public toduy. The dttcumems ' A i v l i i A included the contents of an alleged | F I N I S H F in A V i l,t ,r r lanrked “very secret" from Kasl. . the president executivve of the Com H9C> >>munist International of the central Harvard vs. Dartmouth at Cam­ •e', (Continued front P age II committee of, the British Commun♦ . Bonding District, Fensihle. , , . . . bridge. t r . W h e n asked for his opinion on r^Vc-i" n rf’, "- t*1- ‘ ** »>'• ' Yule vs. ltr«wn at New liuvven. the Bovornl Central Florida coun- T i n ' Princeton \h. Notre Dante nt t i e . form ing a bonding district to ,K,‘ /«• f'»r « vmb-nt Princeton. ^ f u n d s for the construction „r l ........... - h y at Ivj go tow ard the construction of a of Isis majesty's armed forces as a I can al lOO feet wide and 10 feel in . . N'avy vs. West Virginia Wesley­ depth, surveys of which have liimn ,ha' on'1an at Annapolis. . m ade by governm ent engineer*, West Virginia vs. f 'entri ;it New and whlIch would cost npproxi- F r o s t s A r t * I t c p O r i C t l Yolk. ,00°, front the Indian Upper I / ) v e r irn iirl Syracuse v- Penn State at Stati­ s t . 'J o lln s dJRO R iver to the ufl lI>rO<ICl /A i rm t * a r „j|,.K,. ill .................... ... ebttm* n» Administrator of mk! i| es­ If any you linve, why said petition J «'n',nX h.";! K'WtandJ* Shocked . . . 11h—SaO in Gold, at h—$ 2 .1.00 in Gold. 1 0 '. cunt in in sio n to a ll c o n t e s ta n ts w h o f a il to xxin one. o f th e p r iz e s . K xerx body w in s . I t’s a s a f e p ro p o sitio n . Lonteslants who turn in $100 or more in subscriptions before 10 0 cliiek Saturday night will be awarded 20,000 extra votes—A prize worm working i or. It may mean the winning or losing of the Buick1 0l,testants are urged to cheek in every day—Don’t wait until Sat­ urday. Fourth Period Voting Schedule 1 Lixi A..ir , 1, 1* Mpt.tm („ The Ibulv Herat,I. 1 .00 Good For 80.000 Vote* r Fimr-lcur -ul^, i iptnm t<> The Daily Her I I. S'»W 41 1 th r. - Ai-.:r id,N I,p ill.n to the Daily M-i. 1,1, $21 00 . . 1 l 4.0 A ir uli.icrqitiun to thc Dally 51,810 Atiles FREE VOTES 30.000 Antes Hi".ltd. > ’ l-| oo 18.000 Allies 1 D n r-lc ai v .mn p iio n In The Lu,|y " p iald , ^ 7.00 5.100 Ao ici. 1 Six Min It. •uhw ription to The Duiiy JL -.dtl, Jl/.o - 1.000 A'ot * 1 Ihri-c Mihi'Im Milisc-riotion to The Daily Herald. $ 1 .7 5 ................. . 1 I 'lv c - l.a r i.b, crio iii n t , The W’c .k ly Herald, $10 50 1 Four. Aear suliscription to The W eekly ^ JI vjjiIu, $S.OO ................ .............. . 1 Three-Year i nhsrription to Tlio W eekly , Iluiiild, Jfi.U'J___ 1 Two Year subscription to The W eekly Iiuraiii, S 4 .0 0 ................. 1 One-Yvar subsn iption to The Weekly Herald, $2 00 * 1 BIx Muni hi. "ubscriptlon to Tlu- Weekly , j H erald, $1 00 ............... ................... 450 Vote" I hi:» ( Ditiion, Avhen n e a t ly c u t front the j, p a p e r is go o d fo r lf» v o te s in T h e Hnufonl J» I i f i 'a l d ’s S a le s m a n s h ip C 'u m p aig h fo r th e fol ■ loAving con te s t n n t : •- • . a-« 11,250 A nlcf 4,500 Votes • . i / i i. ii.»* / I , ••• •v*|-.l«.f......* ’J S NAME ■ I l.fOO Ante* S 720 A'olea ■ 300 Votes su ADDRESS ■ . ...... .................................... * Not Good Unless Voled on or Before Oct. 25 i 125 V o les '4V?<BiB -h-.LT rtTi.*A> t* • ' • *• >* tfa S L a P '-\ 1 — • . . r * f jl *t>--a» it? * * * _ �’■ < ■ 'V ' o - ‘TT ttE # A N = t m n ■ lirr* M i n r * f i mr •< K n f a r t . OT*rMa ■ a Second Ola** Mailer, >7. I l l * , at ihc ro a to lflce ,f6 ? . ( r . e rt<U. under Act of V>) .VI* ;r , •..H I ) U IIKAN OWAHII IICIMJ __B 4 ltar Wanaarr N * 0 * l l a A t r t ia r 1’ k-T.r 14* m i l . K O T lT R i All obituary cards of thank*. resolutions notice* of entertainment* where a r t * * are made will l»* charged at r r s u l a r advertisin g rule.-.. take a su rv e y of the genius of yo u r friend s ns that genius is revealed in the kimi of ad vertisin g th ey are tloinp— or negc n I'ltr.a* I* esclus- lecting. for feim h -b I f clever advertising shows genius it is to lie assum ed dispatches .The Associated l*r*«» vaty entitled to the u*« Ifatlnn of all new* •red tied to It or not otherwlae credIthd In thl* paper and also the local «trt published herein. All righi* Of reputillcalton of special dispatche*■. r< in Of* Mao rtkorved. B I B L E T U O l GMT FO R TO D A Y T T H E P R IN C E OF P E A C E :— F o r unto us n child 1* born: the governm ent ahull be up<in I shou lder: and hi* name ahnll culled, The P rince o f Pence. Ini "B U D D Y * * * He watt a Buddy in e v e r y sense of Uf-'V the word, ■ " J u s t a little dog with the g a y e s t bark you e v e r h ea rd ; S l e e k brown body with pretty e .. wh ite spots— Everybody loved B u d d y —loved him H e Would sit, head on one side and his p a w s on n stick. H is stub little tail beating the side­ w a lk — quirk. m . Brown pleading eyes that seemed to say Take this slick from me and . piny." , whole street seems lonely, B u d d y has gon e; I F * h ard to w histle or sing a song, But I feel he is w a itin g , in the v a g u e som ew here. T il l he h e a rs iiis m a s t e r ’s footsteps sounding there. H e ’ll gre et hint with n b arking, ju m p in g arul c a r e s s in g pink tongue. A n d run for a s t i . y or n tire and s a y " L o ’s h ave some fu n ." — W ritten by one o f " B u d d y ’s " • M a n y Friends. The JjjV — —-o-------- FO R D A V IS AND B R Y A N In ord er to vote for J O H N W. D A V I S for Presid en t and (11 Alt '< L E S \V. I t l t Y A N for Vice J ’ r e .ideht, you must vote for the six DcmiKTnlir Presid en tial E lectors . T h e s e will not be distinguished on the ballot from the Electors of oi h e r p a rtie s . F o llo w in g are the names o f the Dem ocratic Electors M em or­ ize them so that you may vote r w re c lly : J . Io-e Andemon, . I). W. B e r r y . • Jo h n Q Harisliaw. M arvin t M ’ lntosh. tV ltloiint Mvi *r J . II int ori I ’ l e d g e r . Thin in N a vy D ay! t M lady » » « u r e the >1. In Sioux FaluTgJ hns.J“*t xctT) hj,, maybe it won't i A failure it thought thc were the be-.* ^ Unce mtphr^^j ftangcrou* thir-,j I as u ual. entered the ca ge to clean I Jpc> j UBt wo-, biu k b.-fnr*, change, Tnfrung n -« JLnoity. hairy tilnck hand around knocked the keeper ntqselexs with rase. went out the open door and vralkid in tha park. He stopped to . . . . . . #. exchange eourtcrlrh with hi* friend, (elm Ha r u t . eighty-three-year-old park employe. Foon he w in on hi* w;i\ Ilack to the eng;*. i w it It ii ii. d n i kmivv i . K ill' t! . >tin rs with I n ' k ii- w I w t ■ I \ J 1 1 f \V«. r e n d in I lie Hontoit ( i l l . he t h a t a l a w y e r 6Ini - :lu • i took, it ii-..' .I \ w i ma n t r a t e s th e l a n g u a g e o f h i- c r a f t : " I f a m a n w e i e to g i v e an •e I o t h e r a n o r a n g e , h e w o u l d s i m p l y s n v : ‘ H a v e a n <<rang< "St,me lim e u u al that rann.d Hnl w h e n t h e t r a n s a c t i o n m m t r i i s t e d to a ] a w \ e r to h e pu* . .i I \ mi -riinc .a n .'ill ihnl iin -* in w r i t i n g h e a d o p t s th i< f o r m : 'I h e r e ! \ g i v e a n d c o n v e y t.. ii 1 It .o r m ’ .it a n d 1 ii., meat y o u . a l l a n d s i n g u l a r , niv e - l a t e a n d in te re .--!- . r i g h t , l i T b . (.,im J In* m n l in c l a i m Jim ! a d v a n t a g e s ol a n d m s a i d o r a n g e , h g e l h e r w i t h 1 a ll 1 1*4 rind. m i c e , p u l p a n d p i p - , a n d a ll r i g h t - a n d a d v a n t a g i -1,1? 1« \ W I j t h e r e i n , w i t h f u l l p o w e r t " I >11 *•. . lit. s i n k a n d o l h e r w i s e to f .b i . • • U ig e ." v a t t h e s a rm * ot g iv e t lie .- a im a w a y w it h <>r w it lio u t tin r i n d i *» i * it!* T i» • H “ t 1*M4‘ s k i n , J i m c . p u l p oi pi|>s. a n y t l u n g h e r c i n b c f < u v oi h via i n a f t< i • w a l l h< « I I d fiirik* ti* 1 -ni. o r ir* a n v o t h e r m e a n s o f w h a t e v e t n a t u r e «.r k i n d w h a l - o 1*■I •i b It* t ’ • .' i • a o n e v e r t o t h e * ou t r a r y m a n y w - r not w it l i s t a m l i n g . ’ '■fl* , | .J j" ) ': ' * " di What (‘lianct* .Just i I. A n d the t r a g e d y o f it a!I i- t hat a f t e r v u n g t h r o i i v h all l h a l , a n o t h e r l a w y e r i t l e v i ' a l I. . ..me- ah 'lg a nd l a k e - it J n g h l aw a v f ro m \ -iti. IP Our idea 0f , hero .jj. can’t hug a w 'a q J football /I In Atlanta, Q, , thought they s^ ' | , rooms should 8^31 I to other*. \ / The w New York J* a ll excited over the ? 'p u b lla h ln r in th at city of the in H S f t p i e ^ U r l l i t i - In thuaa li«t» it ’^W »* *een th at R ockefeller, junor ^ .ld a U x of $7,435,109 on hie ln<p«te: Vincent A ator, who h«",nevdone a lif k of Work in hi* life, oya an income on which the ta x over a q u arter m illion. Those w ill « ’t a loti of folk* In New ’ork to thinking. pity thi^ i>ld c iiiilc. F R U I T S I I I l 'P K R S VEItO PRESS By dud of niu<*h publicity on the pari of the newspaper* and vaiio uorgan izaliu n. and vigilance on tb, part <»f ihe > U tf nutntiritu^, muntfl of im m ature citru* fruit a out of Florida un* bed dr kuot down to a minimum. Sentiment against the pructic • of shipping green fruit wu* never stronger in the state than nt tires ent. But with all the forces thut have t»4wn a rra y ed ag ainst thegi'veii fru it shipper* their activities have not been enticrly curbed. 1’ urthurmore it is safe to assume that they never will be until proper legix- 1 why Florida xiiould not have u law »hut would definitely put n -tup |<f (h|i> V\Ttb.,ut ..........eg M K hainl.v i*f ihc mithori* tir* a i r |»t act it all y tiid. Any nhipoer who cures t>, light the nresent uw cun usually get around it. The Florida Citrus Exchange is “ i c of the organization, thut is Thi* I* the beginning uf the last . taking the lead in form ulating of the campaign. If you ure sentiment in favor of u stronger ulng to da any good for yuur low on thin subject. It should irty, do (t now. The Democratic have tin- support *<f everyone who xutive committee 1* In sure need is Interested in the .Urns industry funda. They have reached a j and the w elfare of the state as a whole. The time j)s ripe fo r the ,int where victory U plainly in istlon i* enacted by the state. The harm that come* from ship- enactment of such it l*w and the Ight but It will take money to . / o n th e c a m p a ig n a n d realize ping unripe cltru* fru iU i» con- coming legislature will l i v ic to ry . la aj* 3 • Bend I n your check ceded on every hand. There wpuld I l*o iu v toKctfiui A Newl I “I j ntif t v-hc M |g| 1a ll} I'HINCK t ’ A KT \N1, Ilaljnn AmbBatmdor tin Frntcd Stfitrn/win 1tt u in to itaf\ und t»u behalf of the Italian * »u\cnmietit und M on ftolini will dn net the diuininjf of tile Pontine M ur-hcv On those ! marshes, covering 150.0(H) acres. live and lu c id the m a laria c a rry in g m os.ju i'", I lint hare caused so m an y death- an.I s., much misery through cent,no How little the ^ •* « h Silver I ake ft R iiia iisriiii W I I K K K P V i N G IS S T I L I - t ' N T A X K I ) ST A ( >. I >1 IN K R E P D R D \ . t ..lily ) a b ad of mtitiy i h i id - • ,. • ' t opuln t I b-.-i r>.11 nt t or! ni .- i l.n* ' tl> Iln. Pi III i 1 IIS) . III.' .I - ■.ti*f i * ■i . i i N V t I », m unit l 'In i n !• ! . i nt, !> mi* i - i - it - r* ndi i lia , III, f i l l !.,r)., ,.| -1 all I "I i• ,1 I Ini , w inch ■ hey *i ** t 1> b it\ >■ t< ; .1 y l>, Ink, up a I* gill 1•• I > ,,, I lot |,la w in i , dyn g i . fil , ! . ! nod wikco Pic I . gi. I * -l, b ill! t—I to 1 he |>C" in­ a 1 ,1 . "l , ' .1 1 ] j it 1, ' . la fM* l**i M I P R O T E C T IO N T do p ro te c tio n e ju ire t o d a y "H* rfrii'i’t n i h t term p u n Vlutmrn f t the iiihJtJ, tr/t/-4»ir».'i ./ frv • 0 / ,/ • rJ J t i.'« •. *j r.^ff « v f (h f i . 1»- c r 4 rttUitr. r* M .;*r Hi*/ I ;.roii • <*ri J u f r *’* l i e i iM»rr, *|6| t/ »*4 ‘ t thi MIR. 1*611 j rut us i:i jnui f}/JLiu, nd i:m iT *; is m o s t c o n v e n a n t l f j v id e d Iv y in o u r v a u lt. a d e p o sit 1 T he cost ot a box hi 1 cents a week. SEMINOLECOUNTY BANK Inter* I Haiti tin Savings Vuounbl II Strength i >•■ m w it U * * m i n a •cryio> roc:) a re;; r i a n ■ « ■ ■ ■ ! * ■ < : « ■ aciau * - iiS v n a a ii F r . n a D B n r n j n R K i« H B R a R R B a x : a a H ia ir t . :*»!• J o i n th e V ic to r y Cl H. I.. Di:.\N, ( hairman, D:tv i.--i!t vnit Club, S .n : I at ;1. I let ida. Dear Sir: Hlease tmd encm.-ed ? . f,,r >nil tua.v enter m\ name on the .National I Hull, said mnnev |.» g(, |no p**r cent it* Ihr s* i I the Deni' * ralic Campaign. ^ uur.s xerv truh . \K ■I,, i I ■ I IV a o L » a * *» * n a « » n i9 r u i i k f i g i i i i i m i a i X i 111' '< x * 4 i i a i i i x - u i n * i u i i B x i « R i i i i * i * * * * * * i * < < j ! { ^ c x 3 n i ,: 3 R r a ' : r r '< n T ( * M U E a a z ! i B B O B B a q a B < aaaBl « p o la r ity a H * J C J — —----- t n ■ UecaUM* hi stand* inr tlu* ( ’<R1i,ni|>4»r:.i‘\' ( ’or:.l!U*nt old blauch Anicn.’un life, with its down on the tarm , idd oaken buck j AM . !|,. f. , Etuceu-d ’d All.a! u q{, what*® good i*in»u*rh for pupa is Iko a- a jnjbl-i- i iia i k il t r , .v*. a' ^tfod enouirh f* r mu f l u ff. least w, :41c ^cttiny nitre i.tim-d n a Mr. H. B. lfubhitt ha * n ^rcat t'itn-*n;.au Tmu»>-Star u capacity fo r m i h .imii and humor. J —; — .u S tate s «'njiiy riiln n h i i ’ the h» na- R Do hit* •‘becnUNcs** hound fu n n y ? n They become ull the more rib-tick- ' )j" ’ .'ther tales. It belps •" torget the r own. J ersey ling when you per. e vc that lhe> ’. ' sum up the arguments whirl, sol- • oU'" 1 entn-faccd and arm flinging RepubIlean campaigners u,e daily prx" w orryi,'*t aboU world is getting senting to the public. You Repub- 0vcrcTllvvd,.,p But give the Chinlicon o ra to r acknowledges no ob- ci0 n ,v„|utiol| |ilt!(, ehance.— * it limits to to tin nt Kills. i |^ui8vi| i i> : ■ o c ta d e i, ssubmits no limit limitation*, lt. ** Courier-Journal. Without batting un eye or t '.i|>pmg I, pul*e-heat, he assures his hearers , A German sci enlist say s if the he learned of the Fall-D anby- can’t now.—Louisville Tiroos. . i s 'JT ic * EOLTut o f su c c e ssfu l sav : c i f u l a i ’it y . Any person who will adopt a 8 of sayiny a rc*Ku!ar sum at regular vals il only a dollar a week,- willd the habit of saving1. Jo save, when the habit is on< quired i.- as natural as breathing^ Jinal reward is financial independc^ „ „ . A COMMUNITY PUILDEB ’ F - P - F 0 S T K R ’ E re ijd e n t B. F. -Nii cA'--* .* . 1- j* 1 yt ‘ n r \ alu a n d i m p o r t a n t doom la. •”« nf i n ug a n d pretc 'H ie i ' . IT P a ut IV tlM - | .IV 1••il 1*1 ' •! . 1 | .Illt U . . 1- I i • ■ I..O • i» ft • w b ■k ib t , ■ 1 (a b b Ml ’ 1' ii? i* t-.1. ,i M i ■ if, 11 il, 1 |,i r ..»• • i «■- i • ., int •r , f il ,11 . i i ■ ................... i ! ' ilk . se rv ic e s in c e c iv iliz a tio n 11^9 ■ 1 ! } , -4 « II ;r nt* • :• ! f f l *v ''i I 'l l 1, *' lh«* pir lul «*mpl«*>‘ ill: lias a lw a y s bei n nec m ' ' 1 It | l 1.1 l * • | •• b .,| ,!. 1 - .1 •1,1 In, •c. w : |,| - . ,1 ' li I..IO C tb- 11 ' -1i J . I be | i |" • -.I all), tld 1 •.■ w hi ■ n !' I1 !li.ill'll *1 ill,,M* h* 11,'. Iv* r i* - pi. : i in II T,*l 1. |\ 4 ct tb , . -ill . b ’4 ti-.'i th Tty , v, r a . -rd-'l j 1 l-c 1 a ■ • •! - eonfimigs ui ita present mto fur spot. For St rvjft K Romans imagined, us they fought th'i rt>, i.ti.i 1 1, th? hf&rbiti biiritni tit i.tnnml nuniiiinfn.i conquerrd the old civilization, thut their deadliest enemy was the tiny insect laying her eggs in the marsh waters, .at Mr. Calvin Coulidge I* # fif|# ] iticrvaau of the earth ’* population m that Mussolini will lie remembered speaker, th at he w eekly lick s hi* forpver .with gratitude if he Wipes w eight In foreign wildcat*, th at be 300 year* wa. cannot .produce as m '“a John L. Sullivan gone mad much a* we can eaU Hapvc of u» S out that desth-hreeding plague • , T; ' ■ # A ft" •sr U^lcuu^e »»f the t m -nlci atioii he .»- 1 ■ up Lii 70 . ni l showed th«*n "»* ■t|'pJln i “ isn’t n.. had. thmps i*«» in Un - wi'ild. i'juii « p t tin .oil. of the irpnay tiun. ;, N wild , 'v,,i' use . \, rythfe,] A HJiOW KOKTIIK KISS nK It, In drunk tic- ,!*jailed, Pc warn a J G R I T 1 f S u c h ar« i h e t e e l m o a h t « t b . law S ia h i> .h ;u Wondi’r huw J a y O'Brii-ri'n \ iM r a k e wull nlfi^-t, his pole gaim* 7 | t a l i l i ( i . a t e m l a r g e p a r t r e p o n - ib l- h d m a n y d t h e « r i n t e • wl ,1. • . 1 J' W 11 n hi 4I — l o m m i t t e d t o . lav S t a l l t> h n a a l i t o s u i h - g r e a t del.tv m I... f, i 1 . i - ' * *. W 11 f •-.r. • l>.i I s n ’t it funny that tlie* in«>*t m> t h e I ( t i d e r il l ) ' o l 1 U- 1 a e S . dta I Tli 11 • •1 1 j|t It :.lt ■ ge» lii I Common o f nil hciim"* nli.nibl 1“ V. ! f 1 in It is s a i d t h a t ( r u n e < o i tin- l n i i . i l S t at*-- t •. t. i l.i Ih >e called common neiinc? d o l l a r - I a s i \ e a i a n d t h e t e i-- n* <I• *i1 1 ■ t l.nt t h a t a l a i g e p a i t ot T ilt D w 'h hits ligcri'd to pinv l i l t s v a s t s u m w a s .s p e n t on nil - ft m l - a n d la M a i C3'.' i< nliiiig, l. I. l . Iin any church in the country to 11 in .-licit t e. 11 nii a It t ten ai llic-t i a t. . I a I ■ < • demount rule the power ..f jnr/ .i B njiiritmi I force led l e w i s in ....... i | 11 e II <• r a i d . - ta d a t t e m p t i n g t -1 of 1 11r c< i ns t r . a 1 1 v .* . 1 11 i Id I V 1 I V I i iL.,|, ■ I l l . i i o i: I p i p in bin plac e; but in n < hurrh, t in at I. Is III. KkjI l n -. dll t lull o f t h i - pi > n|. tli l ll l , t • e I. 11 t. la w \ * i vtd, ...,■ id . 1 w .Pi i a i tb. -l I Scott! He Would ill ive out the t h e m .s e t \ e s . w 11 li v e a l s o l . \ p e n . in e. a n d tin l> g i - la 1 1 v e nit,i i it, t \ i . - bnl I., w a i 1 - w r *,1 Oi I" 1oi utlgoln an well an the tlevila. II I 1.1.11 ! * ’ I I ■ ill I*' i I ii i , i i - i n i l l.i h e a d s ol th e g o v e rn n iu n t IIiP 1 lie li< i a l d dm av t h a t . I ,i*. I,a , 1 a ' I t.n I • lli-lli - it v , |'iil« i e int- • . I I We would nuggenl that tile m\» s o m e l l u n g s h o u l d I ... don* . a m I d o n e pi - n ip ! h . i"W .ii I tin P .,1 w . I r I llti •■ 111• I ' HI •I ut i t .i r v i ! ,i im in, cidl '’ and di ■ | P l at ll ■ I ", I I trrioun name of the form ei Ann r e f t n n m t ioji o f o u r l e g a l . - v - l - t i i a n d 1 1 < i " u s e . p i e t i t t m l i g a i'll t ii *. •k . 11 "t 0. In I . I " f i ndn nl oi I i all t mn tria i. m a jo r ge n era l who wnn de :ported from Ellin Inland the otlu i t ion o f i n u t t n a l i s ! a l e i u l e m > in 1 1-;- * ...m t i v . D M M l bud worked f••i in- j with iiiiii-ii.J bn- 'n l , li 1 1 . ■ liny tier Mint- he bud no mum-v and money lie would km-w nmic utinut f u s t stop l..w . I. 1 1 111o 1• I' I " i* i1 w h om initiala were (Uncovered to • '; n wl,|.d| v. 111 imlu all .1 nod w-.uld I |,..n tba' , oll-l It ot loll be *‘ M. T " . might be M. T Pocket - 1 • |,|OI I 11 1 I nil tilin' I- led 1 , 11 v ♦ nml., I ; >.- -lOl-. l a ' l". >; book. i i ■> I Ina, lri"d to v| n|i riulicall-m p .-e d in........ . II l. i.u till, ll, . lux i . all t . i w in e I lie ( j| tic. Si a ’ tile >■ >" t.l" < I HI f t lilt’ f I ' ■ .1 V d . M i N V M 1.1 to P U N A I Tin- idea o f N a v y l»uy reemn to ____ ________’ Mu,, I 111- 1 T■ ■i.' de to Rolai la Mil 11 II 11, 1 ■' i II l-pl-l 1V 1 (In I b. v **bc that wo ta k e s tm k for a few ll . It . ll 11. ibll -, ai i n of ti i Pi i Ft en 11 amount . f | I , |, I., I ..I g ill, l lla -ol VlVI'd '* ed ii ii > il'itjM Thi t •ft.. |«.fiL'«*t f an K * _ , rnorneii! n of tile im portaiu e of t- It n 1 1n k iog • • am.l i f t • e11 i1I t * •i I i* mi c*«>'/4'.J .4111i -'tiftt kl '4 E l " - 5 m a in ta in in g a la rg e n avy at a max ah*»ut Lu "-ta It Ini' i» hum buck H il b* k mg- w etil ..id ' . 0 im Imtint rliurriui of t%( efTicienry i‘lTii icnr V ||ltt ri mm m t , |.iahiny ul t« t tin m ti h i - a a ) I itr <>IJRit t hr t i Ml ul h . BBjJj um degree HUH Ml imd 11 |- • , f e l l Re pul' Ii t** hy not have an Aviation Day, if B wwhy mi h a h t- fin **1* «*tiU nl hul t a tin M fa r »T Jiii’ii ntUHt l»e prepared fur » n i 7 t. wc i U J»ii • M i \ M titloll* ll I* nil ex pH --IOII of ll ! hi S.* iv 11T hii'o fi > i j ojj i \- 11! VII I 1. 1 I ! One w ell equipped liomlnng plane I t> |ini |..,-e. a human ib -lle , ii * would wipe out II whole fleet of inlli Ii i ot.-I t i,r 11 \ * v,<-tk I.ut 1 Id v I. i . .,n lav, , i n bun,an p a ii hii V» !?(.:»*' i» t t hi i*t•• I. tnm: hii' If lino i. bnttlevhipH in n few huure mg i "W i. c and , oP.iii -t log . ami In- -f mfi **i i.1 1 11h •i -11 I* ii ]t I h' oWII They find the body of n mini fa - hUVI* I*11III >I HmI'I In intklll t lit AL||f lit . , i ha- l.i , ri and eves w ill be. | l11 w . i t.l w ilin.ii I . ' ! . tened necureiy to n tree l.y a * liam 11-f iin f1it t *-. 1 tin' ».1" Iiij:-»ti>-M- f 11O " ■i I h<> c Ru-* mil- In... , ! 11 eucbcil Jn u reniote aput in a large ....... ... r.. mnn .ml, it mot tmmei . klibi,-h IP' ll \l I. i. vi t m :\ -, v, i ■ i i . I. '« iJ Tihp* A ,---path —bad been wotn in ll <n I'lu-. , l.i r> I) llliili. bi pi* Co, I ..... led 1be tc,|olll.' _ * ■ - — p‘ B 1*1.' - w a r o u n d the trea ahowing howthe ' w|,i». s«*nl .4 4 ' a , >.m,i n 'm , t o ­ r.i lc for ti,. "i t>. t.u i d'.wn telig Ii *"1 hi wit. -nI.ic nec. b * • d i ,lll<111 gel to i : I i miu I, i I 1 iiiii arid l .ii m an in hi* anguinli liad trumped p.-iT-ing" -ign Hod 11..w tb* h.ivi i fiibr ic- und i 1\ ic - 11 net in c«. m, <. .1f ' ..............II . ’round und ’round. They "“ y I"' set h I, in , liny icldiin i .w iiguo -I . ill,' i f le w b.ng -land..,:' «u ••( ilud i io>. i "t w ■i*. i .i- u <:li i etuk, i 1 ki ace*. com m itted nuicidr. T liat’i, one way tl i. well l.i . w., bum..' I. -- 1 lu.t w hi,* -'llb illly . but tbev mu I Llll l 'll Id <li I Ii It* * 1,1"' - \ * o f avoiding the exjieiise of crim e ll will . . m i ld ' ! . . i i . 1,. ii , tin- In * t c f f ' . i t l " c. <p- tin ill d I ii,. lit : d I n . lid dn ,* VI, nal proaecution. u,i I i> i, , , m< I ii law . mu x 1 1, t" Igbh 1 " VVI" 1 • human ki*.- i* n Immiiti . «.r Tl.c km- d a te - fri.in tin bcgit, it" mat v ami •1.i* 1- »■ 1 1., ,,, i. . " , , j i, . I'.iinl iiinl 1 will , Iti-cau-i In Europe they arc Inugbing ut ning ol tiling* Dcs-piti tin ilium Ict-im cil w hn-e p.iwel e of Miction ditiragi < no ' 'nV 1 n u id Full. tit.-i * ’ . f Atnericam , fo r nfnking foole of o f cold, unfeeling cxp.ulr, ihnl it in, int ton great nti.l u db .sivc io t, V V. . 1 ■ • ij.-CIHI " - * ll’ - l, ! ii ntiri iiiicom 1 1 , 1 , 1 . ... H f S * . theutselvcn over the 1’rince <jf it. n otblng ni. i c ,,i h - * tin,. hi i "i, 'I'u. "k, udlolt licilig t"i| Ii UMltid.-i, lip und d. I he i n i : . ! "i Oi- en-. y ^ t * W ale*. But m aybe we couldn’t lihurate "i tin i m p u b n . *w».|i nf l . o g u i . by an) r-y.-tt m ol g d c r n Mr. m inng all C el i>. w ni ,1 1 lent,1 Bees u o •*f hi- pi* , Im lsti bu*».: v lau g h , if wc hadn't been brought up nuin*: several hundred* >d m mi ol.,-* tin ' t muh iii.ii c t . cl I'.'.'ii' f. i tin -b.nk .• S X1 1 1 b e t t e r , o v er the w a y J m ki e ( o o g a n A Llig of lb- 1 Ui in- la 1 1 e«-> t-u.x l-ut there ni, let *. B JF *« 1*-broke up a meeting o f the League that park wilblli the lip* and in tin lg null .i•, ■ i w oiucn. i•u w ii n Because " f illjet*.* lit of t hut , ' • Ul l bfl Sci* . of Nation* bccauxu a ll the dfguifted ' tHidr I'hh < die* rot**, that n »l fiiiKton |»olii'v 'iiiKi pin , i i i ‘ picnlpotcnUarlei* wanted to catch Vhntrse of him. <MJ * -mm -------------------------------- * -U r V that the lack of it. displays stupidity. And when you come . . . . . . . . . ... . , , ' to think about it. is anything much more stupid than the m anner in which a business concern will perm t a iv.mpelitor' to "bait” away its best customers tl rough nothing more strenuous than cleverly written aiivcrlis^mtMts? I P ' l’. N T H A T when ynti admire This is an advertising age. F.verybodv re; ds the a.I|t z -fighter, you ml nire only u vertisemenfs ; and more anil more does the average person .... I imitation of u chimpanzee, j everywhere, as well as his more advanced neighl nr. read t :.*• ,i a w ,r-« imitation of a g o r i ll a ,' store ails., the bank ads., the real estate ads., tin* want ads., as hat touid beat any prize fig h te rs j a preliminary to every shopping trip and to every business, -1 f if‘ y reconds. I.ci.rti a l i o from Jo e , the chiin* | deal. The dull-wit who stands in his store door hour after ,,,rK,r' the, freedom depends not i , . . . , , ,, torlv upon bow hard you can HIT, | hour fretting over Jus lack n patronage won < find that other I ,,ut . hoc. . . ' " u e l . you can I f t l N h . Hadfirms dealing in exactly the same kind <>t goods he has on his ,lt- M(rlllJ! r riS(. shelves are getting the business, lie would litnl. too. t h a t .,,,: ,.ft thnr .hniii«" should those competitor firim are getting t }»i- business In-ause tlie> (l*«i> J... the chimpanzee. He went after it. They advertised, and continue to a h e r ? se in ,,, , i.„.,( k.d ,i,,wn Li- keeper, and ‘‘good limes” and "had times” b e c a u s e they a r e emlmved | , { the <ag«, but he with a certain amount o f native genius, a m i native common; j . , llW w hat t-> d o next sense. ILilt : b j *.s tnc mi fu r l Van Doren. as any one must he who has given it a ’.m |;GE 1.. HltnWN, Ertgli*h t thought, is Impressed by I he ruses used to attract a>tectum. ■\ . i j.r r in a P iits b u rg - t e l mill, The remarkable range of advertising id e a s and alvertising in a lltlti-b b illc ry , effects disprove the a s s e r t i o n , "there is nothing new under :i .■ ti-,1 w .c s IJ.ntM'. lup In- way t *> E n g - ’ the sun." The ingenious advertiser is constantly going a f t ­ 1 l l ’.w lung <ln y. ii tiiink he will , er business in a new way. making the development of busi k . . c P c $ r .my >■( it 7 ness-getling one of th e most outstaml ng wonders of tin • >:i tin- . -Iher lin’ d. Wim hexter, twentieth century. Hut the main question for you is. "What am I getting V i i r " i.i, n > * a * l>■ id* I rareout of advertising?" Not only must the suciessful busine-.- Ini it ii’ id armed goiaoh pf.d ert»*f lb*- la 1.1 Mr-man know how to advertise his own w a r e s or In- own si-i u c M.c I*• Vp.tPci Sbunint. . *1 lie fi.■ t;-** i* vices hut he must have sense enough to read othet men’s ad « i P i tn.ilii'v, g'r. • t'l.lt* k*. vertisements and get benHtts from them. i In cl ■ in Ii 'Till ,.11 t lire ■, lie musi reveal s one of that native genius, It .1 a- • •I Ill i 1>>-• I--------------- n----------------------------- M O N D A Y O C T O B B K 27 . 1921. R. E/ ;W 1 * —•*, GOT US GUESSING ~ry A r e you a gen iu s? B efo re you g ive a negative n nsw er to th at question read Hard to Get, ll* rd to L’ m . limns. Not Nickel*. Hut B ill.— w h a t Carl V a n Dorcn has to sa y on the question. In his " E n d i n g " I ia 3 l:alt*m. N e w Y o rk Herald Tribune review o f E a rn e st C alk in s’s BY A RTH U R B R IS B A N E "L o u d e r P le ase," Mr. V an Doren s a y s : <t>p> right 1*341 T h e native genius of the A m erican people is J O E . A G E D chimpanzee, alleged revealed more clearly in ad vertisin g than it is i:j \ member of a tribe whence spring any work o f fiction that has been w ritten in the the t ’aucastan race, has known a United S ta te s. m om ut of exaltation. His keeper, . N ow , you can an sw er the first question. You can alsoj *.i» • l cm. jj Dou You Reveal Your Native Genius? hV •jitra a c m m o x h it b * Tear_.. 17.00 S ix Month* I I 60 eared In City by Carrier, p ti k 16c. W eekly Kdltlon 61.00 Tear. n u t tiik t i i o m T T O M > W L f». * = -,“a~ A W �THE S A t o t a i ) lIE liA lli}, [co 148. i Phone: Res. 425 Matluf-r llntlr nt 4rtK». ttrcalna at 7>30 *nliirdii»'a :t In 4t30. C irn lm i 7-AJO-1IHK*. :ECILIAN m u s i c !LUB HAS W E LL ATTENDED MEET Uy.c ' .V ; d o 2x n ; ravages ti£ttliV etin wdr* fetnro lhn Oteel*n maiden worn Aetlou* Problem for the sandals suns hd*«;ilh'enails of her , C lass; home of r a ro tk btauty of four to*U received the some attention ** hW Unger hall*. pomI, E. F o u rth s t r e e t * .yettai ago. When ah* made from .tlragodja Mood, jmes O. W. B allev, ifn-eotnlng on, her maid* mixed, with .the fat of too sheep [duuist. L . M . Tel* i t«r;ne*h with the of Attica— Dragon'* blood by »e—R:SO p. m. | obnozlour the way, not ^«lng yrh&t Tl sound* ;ircle; Presbyterian Rko. but mebely a balsam mado Of oatpjeal (*ind le in o O u lc o ^ w a s from ' the Juice et various plant* Club; P re s b y te ria n applied’•n d Allowed td dry berore nuch a* sweet flag, dragon's blood M u g trash ed oft witUTcwon Juice. tree, and Other* of lha name family, bcinl meeting. ' ^ub; hostess, Miss Bines her .faco Then, as now, West F irst S t r e e t ; powder, ,-whkh . . • j the lipstick wan also served the |. |Jrt£r. V ji J. ' / f an Indispensable ** '/ / . part of tho Lffday trty; Christian En‘J -ijiT j . ' ' toilette. Nature emlo. P resbyterian was also helped B k - al ong In lb* m. ig v tilub ;, hostess, H A T matter of cyoi f i upholder; 8:30 p. m. ■Uncut of Woman’s losiess, Mrs. Endor Iuse, 3:30 p. m. dnesdny of M. E. Churcli; d i e Went. Sanford vcnlent pre par- .U ffV\>'s^ A - l ed creams and lotions, which [/ ' ^ T s S ' ^ In many cases, /( however, are j\ \ \ / / y p based on the j \ V X J beauty prlncl* / \ J fs. plea discovered ihi 1. i ■ i. *0 by the ancient Friday 1'artv. Mrs. Pax- Greeks. Instead flame of Mrs. H. U. of using white or naturello powder when the skin Is tanned ever so slightly we merely put on a bit of of \l E. Church Peaches or Peaches and Cream p, 3 p. hi. powder which *ro tannlsh In shade. »o that there 1# no grotesquo con* tru st between the skin and powdar, —and then use a sltghlly darkw rouge or one with a deepar orange I p m n Radio Hal tone, like Mandarine. ____ D n rlrii Dt—ty brother C lu b ; ti: 3u E. hostesses. Mrs. hi ami Mrs. W alker Herndon. 3:30 p. m. hostesses, Mrs. Grnv p. at home o f Mrs. hi. Program Lii'iil, 7.30 Wendall h a m ;M in e rv a T rio; ■ t.'IP'i ft.30 news. B) Tribune ( 370 ) 0:30 ■ nii.h r, haul.tile; 10 brehest la l i p 1*" WH/j W w . ■; II WPfclL * I"}. w H which m I f>. by varloue esorrises, much like tbs Kno'llali it. 7. (irreltHd of to- day, for tbs Greek* dtd not de|tcnd entirely on make-up for their beauty. Heal benuty to thorn was more < than benuty of color; It was beauty of form, an wait. They were taught, too, to regard beauty as the oatward expression of Inward p o r-' fsctlon, and they sot a sUndard of beauty which lias boon tlio goal of clytllznllonn far removed In lime and dlatanco. - - PERSONALS and JlM Corey C k t c n i a i n t h e K id d ie s ' W i t h i h e t r * D irp m t/ 'j$ L >p a p p ^ 1 4 ► J arold j ii1fj UA T j/ftIi HEAR ’EM R AVE L^ _ '( Special cast in “ A I.ion’s Motif**,'*' Field ‘and S trea m '* Salmon F ishing.", International News. a*, TUESDAY: Jack Pickford in “ THE. HILL BILLY’* Simmons Siberia Buy a Refrifftiratorfl CLARK JEW EL Gas Range at * Ball Hardware Co Ball Hardware Co. 8. 9. Id. 11. To talk with a real live d o w n ! | in in.* piu.rni.in, And (he better : h«* Whal In y in there whu doesn’t ] elown the more attention be pi *‘.'s M ary Alice Shipp. r In ill at lb? prospect? And it to the naively ■ ■ m essed pi>f«‘ iHungarian Dance— Kapylotv. liui pens every day that the great eitee** <*f the \..ii:hful visitors. Nezzie Stone. Folded Wings Forman. 1 11etches of cativu*), housing the Many o elevn -I. i in ring, on the Maiy Nixon. w.iiwlem of S e ll■<, FloGi circus, are stag.* <>r in tie truck o f 'he l o g 1 On Meadows— Lirlinur. 1 fi.illi'd taut toward (lie peaks ol ‘ how hits hi on insptreti hv ;< town Katherine Schirard. ' (..weririg . enter (idles. Clowns like hoy in one of these hat k-ol-ihe- . Minuet— Kurle. Thelma Tew. Int \ * ; they lik. the lieele folk, for *• visits F altm e lle tiocililier. ■ ’ is t lie youngsters who loudly ex 'I li.i e are half it htlti.lr. •! fun-, Margaret Giles. 1 '• s . their eng. i appreciation of r te is with Sells Kioto tills . a | Will o’ \\ i>p Jungman. do an tent art of eloWTiing. And i*o,| thev tah ■ o.i , iirr. 'ii . iis Mary Ciippon. , ' '..it s why, when Sells 1' Into, with from Teapot Dome to the | i. i ! '.tude in E Hut WolleiiUuupp r newly utltletl w 11.| annual tlis- deni ml r.itf, hut the funniest ' laiellu Mahoney. ■ ty.-, .tones to Sail old, S atu rd ay , sliiot .re the .'.tuple mux., many ' Mazuika Goldbeck. ' v s. that, yon il ? re rluwin* anti of tl.eni i.lt-.ts it town h o\s, e „ , t t II C McMullen. 1 ■ ottgstiis . hat teinig 111,0 illy It.n k w «.■ t. i, r h out h. A {‘orroctly imlnncetl rntion 12 11 uiigiit inn. McDowell, I’eal 1 Robson. \w o r s t 'M i ; s t Country Club Dance Proves To Be One ()t Best Of This Season anti Mrs. < ..rm lttis h t . t l li |h of the ji.ottgcr -cl of Sanford. I ‘ostunigs that proved in some i n s ' s a vital imuginalioti eomhlli ed with artistic de«ig|iltig lnl|.ed t.. lit I'll tile rneirv makers Miss to.I t a n pi. ‘ i n 1 id. N i l i . ' i t iigiigt ineiil ami titio ..in lung n,,it i mge ..f then .l.'itighler .l o l l , t is nl' \ilttl i m p o r t itnt'i.1 to l'X »G p ro iltn tii'ii. "R K ll COMB F K K I f S " PH the bill. F K E IT tio.'d water l. essential to ...... . W.iltet I a i l i g Il Ml ' HI tn e Merrv and filled with desire to secure the toll of fun from llu spirit* of Hallowe'en ghosts ami gohllils, the ihtlice at the t ounlrv I Tub Sntiirduv evening was one ol the most enlovable to the lu-tnry M r and Mrs. Paul ’ hiolev Geneva stienl Monday morning . Igii Not« (447.5) 0 Sanford, shoptiing. latio organ; 0:30 urPeter t^inal motored to Ih i.at' i I talk'; 9 1 ft t'osmoSunday where he was the e . i Ic School. • p I i la i 0 30 o r g a n ; of fl lends. [ soloists, orchestra, M1 11lid Mi** I’.llllt k II >('. Ill Him. II musical; 12 Miss t'alh erin e ’lea gu e lando, was tin* week enil . ml in Kunfoi.1, p .tin, t.i gun. Mrs. W. T. I anglev at h \ a id e/. IIotid, nuti t 123) 9 1 I mu home on Park Avenue. f l D o r e l l a 2. Gavotte— Czrbulku. Hairiet Rosseter. .'1, Rose Petals— Lawson. was acquired and mnlntalmtl jfflB Syyt A r t Dew and Hnzel l.ew wero dyed with ' a preparation mndo from lead and antimony. Tlio eolebrated Grecian grac* y. . v. . _-5i.1 lashes, MON DAY ■The Cocilian Music Club held n well attended end much enjoyed meeting Saturday afternoon nt the Studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. A summary of the post yenr was given, covering the last eight months* activities. This surnmnr.' included 10 studio program s, n r e ­ cital to the Music Department of the Woman's Club: Music Wee I. Program s, May recital nt the High | School auditorium; n Certificate Program given Liy Miss Charlotte Smith on Oct. 4. 1924. Announcement wns o lio made of | the interesting programs planned by the Music Department of the Woman's Club for the coming year. The privilege of such n good musical opportunity for,the nomin nl fee of 25 cents was emphasized The piano nnumbers oiven were. 1. a— Kvening Song. Vo b—Dance— Wolf hurt — Thelma A.IDENS HAD THEIR '! ild, hostesses, M rs. [ and M m . Jo h n of Mr*. Jo h n LeonLet a n d H o lly Avt^- M v i r v K tiriT t i i k ri«T»:HKnw . he ha.) h v p h o n i n g I.ake T il KM. S p r i n g - * (..■ Sem inole Feed Co I l l t mi e i t.m a i.l l!t m auiag. Vnicm lut I it t \| I lire I ' H O N K 9 1 .. N O R T H T Y P E W R I T E R S II. S . P O M ) > .o gi gatomal w ill hold a hacaiir nni.milni the da I'rcsh Oysters O NE WAY F A R E S — J A C K S O N V I L L E TO (ATLANTIC CITY | 3 « 44 (NIAOATIA TALLI * 44.12 hai o M o m mo . s o o n m e w ron K n v . ne.B4 PUI Y N'tlT ELM "BO t.r ON .M A BI.. rmcAO rt, i i l • a I VII ANO.O. • o t i B o i r , Mi c h 41 m SH1LADIISHIA SA An * e u r s a u B o ri. p a . HAVANNAI4. «A. 41 a t ‘ Toueno. o . as 30 31 34.30 30 at BOO 41 Tt IM.INIREAL P Q BO BS •WAVMiaoTON D C S t.7 l * Via llhl llm.ir* lonl mil Via l(altira.ita nr 1'hlU.lt.lphlA aod rsil, "Ml * i. i »t Ma 1‘I,iIa .1*1|iI.ia b . i Ii w n hay* Iay-uvsr, v(» i* « iiy ( 411 ) 6-7 lie A il, II !.*■ N ig h t‘ i 1 ll\ S t a r (41 I ) fl 1 1,* \ »i, I I 45 Night Spot < oiiitiiev. C he't. r man and Kd Martin of I n i attended tlm dunce ?*iveu at CoiintiA Club Satttrdav ni*{h! T G, ( nlh n of Miami, repo-seiu lag t he Floi ida < itn < I in..a, .• I '.na puny s|a*lit Siindav it. S a iilo i. with fin nils ■ - (tii'.f) h :4ft orMrs vv ( (. 1••••tune ai ,i ',m d trti, 11 vocal, in Neal (irn. Nitur of Tampa spent the P..p" ballads. I. Timet. <4<I0 ) Week end HI S a n fo ld tin guests of Ml. and Mrs Vi S < oleilian I'1" • omtnetcml Ap rl ' ‘lit Charles Vail' In, ku 'aw Ramblers. Ileal ( 425 ) ti kiddie.' is'ia. pianist. *1.30 orik ( 405 ) fi solos, mu C C. M orn s is in Sunfoid on business. It is nine y e a is since ho f York ( 273 ) 0-8 ro­ w as here and while in the city Hie is stopping with Joh n Ingram on le Kivvull ensemble. I York ( 4(15) 6:30 or- Mt-lomille Avenue, 1 "E n ter M adam ", pluy; M ins Hetty Oswald, of ihTaind. fnt events; 9:10 violinwho is attending Stetson Univer­ |i chest ra. ) " i k ( 455 ) 0 dogs; s ity v*ns the a ttra c tiv e guest of k*tra; 7 financial re- Miss Irma Smith ovei the week end, attending the Hallowe'en P Dilk; 7:30 ))iauist; 8 Dunce given at the Count tv Club P 15 organ; 9 ta lk ; 9:15 S a tu rd a y evening. ; lu entertainers. York t 42ti) 1! pianist; ■ ' 30 Gold Dust Carbon 'and (.3121 ll) concert; Kra, soloists. Hludelphia (395) 6.30 pdelplna ( 395 ) 5:30 or- K' talk ► dolphin <509 ) 5:06 or- V talk. Itishurg (462) 6:30 l)nF' - ,; 45 special; 7:30 mu Itthburg (320) 6:15 Moth F' 30 election ta lk ; 7 , 30 concert, dunce, it* concert. Hai.,1 (402) 10 lecture; p< f it p odence (360) 7:30 mutalk, 9 entertainers. Erancisco (423) 9 or>6 12 Olympic Club; 12 A ilelighlful affair mingled with a sjiiril o f regret was the dinner given Satu rd ay evening by I>r. ami Mrs. Hrtiwnlei*. honoring Rev. Paul O Ruih an s who is leav mg town in the near future O ld" the protestant pastois and their wives were present. During the dinner a radio eoncert was enjoyed. The guests were Rev. Paul C. lturhans. Dr. and Mrs. W J Cur penter Rev. F. I). King, uud Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Gibson. T A K E S CP DUTIES lenectady (380) 6:45 minedy; 10:20 organ, 'ngfield (337) 6:30 bed10 orchestra; 7 U lk ; 7:15 soprano; 10:65 organ. 1-ouis Post Dispatch L M illltzfr, Miss Cerred. and J . l j i , Sorrell of colored to San fo rd Sun))»r« the g u e sts o f 61 r ^ W ; Stokea! Th ey were led home b y Mrs. J . D. i ° has been spending the t l daughter* L.btokaa and M is a .U a x e i M. I£ W I ..1 w ton and ■ l.il.lon PRO'I Ft I It IN O F and Misses t.ucile and l.illian ItlltD S S t i l t . I l l Si tin mint of Oviedo silent Satin,lav in Sa: foul 1 |.R| VN|i<) I I, I 27 P n.te.tno f,,i hmls now iiu giatin g to l)n M S Cog, Is nl H ml II Pink tlnF, d tlm i.nintiv is h i o . ; l.n.n.rn.l 1., . .i i l n i d Salunlnv against the sliog 'h o l s i.n. 1 where In wa* g ,»-tof fin-m i' l*.i . i i f ! . - 10 the hand' of r u t il e '' tin week end and rboughth * " h ov ' ol this utv The I (llllinui* So, let V Ini' ' f i l l "ill Dr It M Mu on n t i.ned S.itoi ,lt) (inrent' nt .h i l l i n ' dnv from lam it’iwhere lie attend, ailing their nlleiitiou to thi ed the M a t e liental Ass.u latum | j, u 1 \ of (h e 'e winged winter v i ­ and tlie Dental , linn foi the past , n i - mi,I 1 he desiriihlllt v of giving III. 01 (notes lion. A Deni Ion I, idled to the Usefulness of the Miss S ara \\ a li e n I'.astii hv re niigrat.il y birds in llestroying bugs and worms that kill ri'olis turned S a liin la v u i'h t from a de ligiit(ul month's vacation siamt with friends and i.dniives in Rlaeksburg and ( ha 1 lesion, S. ( . and Charlotte, N 1 I 1 b,x 1« 1l .'l u<M' fn#B !p *« ivpi lLltt!» Inr ^avinriih, (I*. ) A l l Hi .It. a ."'I HGtl Mr f ksbl. all'l *017)0 f.Hijii* on otii«r at* |( 1 t • IhlO | tf U t*)l|fff Y ..iil W11 >1 BONDS APPROVED chant, $4.76; F lynt Brother#. rt-uiL merchant, Geneva, $4-76; Essie Mur, tin, agent African-Am erican Insur­ ance Company, $2.75; F lorida Veg­ etable Corporation, dealers in fruits J and vegetables, $-1.75. CITY LICENSES ISSUED S. J . D iggers, pop corn stand, $5p Merchant Grocery, re ta il merchant). $6; Fred R. .Wilson, lawyer, $HF; Royal F ru it Store; retail merchant. $6; Otara Benjam in, retail mer4. chant, $11 ; L. J , B aker, retail meH chant, $6; YV. a Gerbrfck Com*tt J»ck*onvUl9,, contractor, $ l M officer* ,M. Ft Robinson, real estate *g*nt*, ; • . uni »■ Le t l e i : A t INL,*k TON MALI IMORt VIA SAVANNAH IfWlP ** WANT EI) good III ill for < ash < h l l . l l I II |(l SHOW )oo uue lull'gam ri I.111It I I ItM I I U 1 h n jfta ce 11 m l in jo rm a tin n o ih lre s i OEPAltTMENl’ “ AJ ‘ MERCHANTS & MINERS I S L ' l ) F l T I M m i K l f» P h o n e ."tils. W e l a k u Huilclitm TRANSPORTATION CO. Sanford SAT., NOV. Where Facts Lead You— Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Mr. and M rs. Raymond Hut ho and little daughters left Sunduj for their home 111 Miami. Mr. am Oluf and Christine Sm ith t.. M. M is Holler attended the fulieru K Robinson, lot five, block eight. ..f Mrs. Huller's father. C. M Williams, which was held Sattir Dei eight of S anford according 1,1 I K. li. T iu ffu rd 's m ap; coiisi.l. mdnv afteinooii. I 1 mn, $ 2 .50(1 F orrest Lake et ux and A U. 5 Key et 11 v lo George A. Did I'DeZ, rest laike slid A. It. K ey, l"t- (,l j Sanford Heights. I George A I let lottos et ux to f» rrest laike and A. R. Key. Inte g t. 62, 63 and 64 of S an ford Heights * ' |l'f , i r * Forrest laike et ux and A It. Key el ux to Forrest I.ake and A. kJJJj *"*»t " flll 1 K K ey, lots 65 and (ill o f Sanford J ( hlUemlen 1 Heights ) | four o ’cloe 1 t). C. Mills to H. N. Plemmnms, R "' lot 81 of Oveido, Chittenden ,|cnt; for QUIT CLAIM DEED ‘ Vunce E. Douglus* et ux t.■ E j George K N. Morrow, lot six of Sanford Mrs A. Ui secretary , Heights; consideration, $500 wa* re-elec j A fte r th DEEDS OF TRANSFER ed otlier | Southern Utilities Company to, discussed. (he city o f Sanford, entire gu* ulant | and distribution system and tots nine and 10 o f block seven of San­ ford; consideration, $ 100,000. f 1t f • i s ' I- "ii P K F M S H (M il.D U E S . 'U lfnniig m u ll IlltesUInal vv.uriis inn i i n s, risth-ss and| illllie.iltI-V J l . c i .,n 1>tIn t »>m[n toms, however. If the 1 lidd is pale, lias chi r K t m g ' under the) eves, had I . fail h and takes no lit > teie.st 111 |.la\, it 1- almost a t •■t taint_> that vvoi ms a ie euting away its vitality I he siuest remedy for win ms i ' White’s ( ream \ . rim f llge It I' pi 1 11 iv e ,|t*** 1 in 11 a t the win in- Imt harmless t I I lie. , child. P i n e Miie. Sold hv U nion1 Paragraphs TARrON SPRINGS. Oct. 27.— A t an eloction held hero Tuesday, voter* of DUtrict No. 1,' Pinalla* county, approved bonds in twp is ­ sues totaling $371,000. One issue, of $350,000, w as voted to provide Improvements o f.la te r a l road* In U » d istrict, while the other of mother and fathar the waded back to fhfatjr. $ 16,000 is f o r school pgrpoee*. Mi, re depend- ISH K I ). City News — Patrolmen 1- C. Covnr and An­ drew Venter are receiving the con­ gratulations of people hei4i for their bravery in rescuing five per­ sons—an entire fam ily— from the flood waters from the storm early this week.. Hearing of the plight of the family, marooned in West Gates, without food, the policemen donned bathing suits, waded waist deep nearly a mile to thei home where they found w ater two and a half feet deep over the floor* with the occupants perched on tables. An Improvised r#fl waa put together, tub* placed thereon for the children, and with the (u-.illli Silver ! nl.i Sprin gs ( 0 water w hi. h veil 1 an get hv 1 ailing pholle ,11 A.lv STATE—COUNTY LICENSES Gisjrge D. H art, real estate hrok-er, $16.25; M arshali-Jiicksnn G*in>tl RESCUE FIVE PERSONS pany, contractor, $16.25; N. Red­ WEST PAI.M REACH. Oct. 27. man, colored, Ovfido, retail mer-" [•m'oting of The ProgVesI'ul ( lub o f S a n fo rd to I the Court House Tuea“ ’clock. IrntKirlnnt All members are re' come. - CItOSDY, Chairman. iMAhfm- ..it r. - dhv«I * y «»vm• I hi mil'll w:. louii- tie 1 I ' IVt 1 1 Si haul ali.l duminn Itoh-. Ai a late In in 1 d. In ions sand w i. lie- with ..-I tie W.ls sol veil I hei. wen alioiit do i .. 11pi i" * S a u l . .id's y.mngei set priment ll.im lsn m i- ( ’o n lk in 1 h u rt', B o l i v i a I ’lu sh nm l V e lo u r O R D ER S FOR E N G R A V E D ■ CHRISTMAS CARDS Many E.xtreinely llealitlful and Exclusive Designs WITH #3*. )0OO PCODLC P L A T E G I V E N U ITU EACH O RDER AMD JU N u l* M Ttf CREATUH L.' TO HE S E C U R E D O N E ) FROM T H E E X C L U .S IV I ntfsUuKgsrSTHgrRmPi;!a*e T l r l t r l * on *Filr ( Iroua f>n| i m h — l l n f i r r ' a tlr u i i Mur**, *nnn- |i»i<r n« ■ I |£rou utli*. $ 10.00 Per Month. s $4 .9 8 1,1§12.75 Sill; and Wool UrccM ca (Jut- Millinery price a rank'd Beautiful Building Lots locuted in the heat residence bection of Sanford fur $100.00 cash und ' Nifty Sport Sweaters and Jaquettes * I F’ifteen acres good Celery land on D ixie 7 AHA H igh w ay,. Price. ........................t p i j V u U ( One L o t on Boniord Avenue, running through Pulm etto A venue. Size fifty by two hundred (P fo rty-e ig h t fee t. Price only........— V*. • «P E. F. LANE v REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PII0NB $5----- PRICE 501*2 FIRST NATIONAL BAJ “We Say It With Values’ Sanford enue at Second Street *lF+ 4 - J ^A �I H • : ***?' ■ H .U bH E R A L P , M O N D A Y , OCTOBER, 27, 19 2 1. illing Than | P lo w s M atter of H igh l»cr£, .coi»Uifc« c f Fresh m en W ho Drop Out of College In ' | i H ands of School F a c u lty F R A G ! ' l l . Ort 27 .— Into n little [ U N I V E R S I T Y O F F L O R I D A - ^ tcilo r shop «f thir. city there w a l k ­ Olli. »,i. -n c. A A. MurphoO, pICIt- ' ed t ie .it ie»‘ ill y J j c Tuniti, who. I id ch l nf this im-tilutilm, h a s i n - | anoouti. i d he li i.l coniu Itack a f t e r auKur.it.it Tit mi $ to lo w er the per- l 13 y e a r s to t l i i m hjs scisso rs, | ip j.ta » v hi fu v iti.icn who dro p out i n o e i l h s a t I ure,B.!n(f. itnjH. I I * i 0 1 t i l i n g lit '1 n ite r the i i i v t y o u r ., wauled ; • ln^ the* • inipiem. nts of the prtrutnl percen tage (.hut full * r.ls tra ie hart t i the South S e a s , jntp Uns class is said to b e ,32 per Fun la annre. iift il. whe-e h " was rent hut Me p ercen tage is said to ow ner aitd gov rm«r o f a*i island • h? Iiiphri h e i*■. m.d with th • vie w f fll.il with ci onut tree*. of fen e dying the situutioti. Dr, i J a n F u n d i began his ivnlldc.i >g * M u tn h ’ . i ‘ in *dnred the m a t t e r i t 11*1 ■ because a ,>U ! of clothes in the hands o f the fa c u lty . lie had eiaiie fur .1 ivi t oner did pul til. . ‘td then* resulted a row T l ii in k ' i ted .Ian with the ta d oi in |* h isjness, and he left I*raff in* for lie, .tiany 1 "ml. n aw him, and m > ilel I’m is, and fim n M ar si llies h tia veled In A fr ic a A ntr dia hoi him I him a few months h for.- lie moved to the F iji Islaiui . Hi te li 1 bought a tirnall coral K m M K S island, having saved some nnoi. v, ulnl Plumed ' ■ to cocoMOts lie is ruler nf hi » domain, and explained to old fiicnd* Ihilt he wanted bin ta il.o ' ............ .. and his shears In *hnw the Finn I children tint the nr Kin ol a governor, but the iu, cess of a il e v e r tailor. m m m i th rilled when I.illian I o i i a ladder trailed l> nt the c a r saved i he c Thousands at the H aw thorn e race tra k acrm.ht, i nine cini-e to death. A s she ju m pc ladder caught on the exhaust pipe of the car .'km and d ise n g a g in g the ro| e. H K F U N I A K S P R I N G S , o . i 27 . —Novem ber 27 has beep f iv i.l (ol m eetin g of the W est !■ lurid i loin i at ion A ssn, lat inn i ‘■ i-.t pone merit nf the meet in - I ■ •i ♦ .ne in. in th was derided mum oecailse III ih. \\ a! ion I mint v F a ir beg-oiiing tin last the date T h u rs d a y in Oclob, i . nr iKinallv >. 1 1 m tlie ca l Pel me , The bnl! rem ained in S a n f o r d ’s possession fo r the g r e a t e r part of th e g a m e , and w ith a s eries o f end ru n s and p a s se s in terspersed with ‘line b ucks arid o f f tackle p la y s , the locals had little d iff ic u lt y in placing the bnl within scorin g distance again and a g a in . ' The v is it o r s fought g a m e ly hut w e r e outclassed from the s t a l l , and the f la s h y hacks n f the locals had no trouble in p e n eln itin g their Kn Ml lines a t will. New S m y r n a warn the ,tosa and kicked to Sanford's ’■«> yard line, fro m where Meisch. 1’rck and B a r b e r returned it to the vim -tors’ 16 -y a rd line. ■ Hero the New S m y r n a g r c ld e r tightened down mid ex h ib itin g ttie old tim e S t on e w a l l type o f uppu-i Won, p reven ted the locals from \ ll-A m e r ira I'l ''ilkl.J.I h ’ UK!-t hn! P o ssib ility 1 huso u hi nt h. oiling 1 i .iw'aits^g ill in or t Wo UJ.pl. a 1 vanishes and lo\ nr unit I v the the H a lifa x r iv e r hoys thvvu'tco »i lum each attem pt much to the s u r p r i s e < o' R t f the onlookers. m Hi One m inute a fter the second qnui lo-t i v 't e r had begun, .Meisch burked tin «n i | lino terf y a r d s for the initial g o a l, J cliai k and successfully kicked tho e x t r a wer,H n l, i i : S a n f o r d received the k ic k o ff mul -three m inutes la te r " l t e d ‘ ‘ Hal lo r lif*Carried the bull front the seven B jjflrd line fo r the second ta lly . Eolfaiach a g a in kicked goal. gi\ Shortly n f t e r w a id s . Hilly t ’nlc man, Substituting f o r Thom pson, [ got o f f on a long i ml tun and w a s ('.downed on New S m y r n a ’,- ten y a n l Kilifib, juid in two play s bucked over SAGK TEA D, TO DARKEN RY ( ’UNDO EYKRT TRUK A lth o u g h distinctly one sided, de spite th e 's p le n d id figh t exhibited by the v is ito rs , the contest did not filack brillian ce and the Iiuik end runs Of C a p ta in Peck and Meisch of the ‘ locals aerved to thrill tiie crowd on the sidelines, and hroiiKht forth •m any fem in ine squ eals nf plot*. The v is ito r s n ever seriou sly threatened to score, and the only three f i r s t dow ns a ttrib u te d to them w e re the result o f penalties .Inflicted f o r ItolditiK on S a n f o r d ’s Snntei b e ri show i whob ( the vv P**l tight in ! m ••• w; hi* j>, tensiv ; The t r y for tlie e.xlia point fail i -eti, and a few minute* Intel the S A f f ended with tin ball in San­ ford's possession on the visitors' v *5*%■ MO.M’N r o i -16 y a r d line. In the second half, t'oache Unit and W h c l c h d ran in many seroinl string men, whose performance chows co n c lu sive ly that Sanford E x p l a in W i ly U P ilD oC V iM U O REFUSE D TO GRAM! AT TM BET 6RAUCS MOTiOM THAT MA lpl m u d i s RESPON Sir* F )O R THt t A f I THAT WCX) ACt. HYAMILW IM DEH1 <• <• + •> H v T A Y L O R r- A S MV Wit L BE C AMI MOt.1 B E A t n i t u i. < .mi N A T O R A L lW L W A S P R O I & 1 v REQOIWI D v-t 'WKF. IM Kl t PlfJtx Wit H MLR R tA O lV f At SO m a is - f6 r s TP \ Hi K At.D RLAUIZ:iNtj THAI A U MClk'i Al I (.’ AirFlMr: BAChOk'OHNO Ml FOR HI.S' Hi Au W 1 BOUOH1 AMO FllRMF'Ml IT A t arla homy — ^ ■ M--4-*•!••!•-M- .j. - J L W E L R’v< A N O I , SH O ES — J CSW ALO M U T M E G ’S tso.ooo SUIT BE OLD HOME TO W N DISMISSED CRO SS EXAMINATION m ts CFA TotfTM.’ T ilu ^ ~Tf * y y i OF THE P L A IM IIF F IS M O W IM O RD ER XUMX SAK>a*.*<i,,T ISNC CAMT (W* up -IV' Fisarr Ct+0 +4\ T*( TirwgL NEXT I PoKCiU'^fcD a LIMOUSINE *>N3 'j TD bC U** ANt H i R C D A C H A U f t L u R - SHE. ^-NTEftTAiMED U A V lSH LS / x - T H E M 1 G O T P N L O M O N I A T M t H O S P IT A L B I L L W A b VERM L A R G E ' • / IJNOt»*A|t To MOU**NI a Burrco HMk PtH_r - i n cxn, 1--^, AHt> U1MA tvw v e n ik i/ , j »T< A 6AD OMIh I foil' She made me GLEEF IM THE DOG KLNMfeL !J T e l l t h e j o RM HOW MOO COMTRACTE ^ RslE.uMONlA f pieces 1' \ * jw + ❖ + + + •!■ jlil |ll 4. -t ♦ ♦ �*'*v*4- • ■ 3 . -t' - jMHBMKiWrTffBHMWMBiHWBHBWBaMWHiKlB ■ M W M P p a n M M *1- o- k — ]|U > K ‘id ? PROFIT Jill: s « m t r f M 4 ,v.M : ’ !i — »iy IlcraJt! THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, i m i m m • 1^ ■ 1 •i i A - in* _;________ t ; mo Herald W ant Ads W ill Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance I* - ; ■ -Classified Directory Advertising1 RATES f ■A. ---------------- — ------------------------- -----------------■-------------------- - Help Wanted I>ost and Found Houses For Sale -------- " FOR RESULTS Real Estate ■m Miscellaneous _______ “ ■ >_>! * A M E N 'S C LO T H IN G i 1 L O R I b A — U M .A N D O — O rlando; W A N T E D — Y ou ng iudy tor s t o n o - , l' ()lI *NI> — Y ou n g Pointer doc w t u O i j w f * ' # ? S lw S F O R y S A L E — H, room hnngalow, in Advance l q ” vv n R A n v m m IM ' V ' P r 17 ,. n 7 T ' " ! g S * nUn* , ; t»r*rc»t clas*]-' graphic and' c-onvml offic e work. . Owner call at C a rte r l.br. Co. h O R S A L E —3 colored houses un.lj n ea r lake. $ 3350 . $300 down, *• 1 ff»j , ! Georgetown, One j| $.35.01) per month. m w , m , r«te l c a word, m in -!A n s w e r in own handwriting Ifivlnu « = ___ ____ _ ___________ _____ I one lot in G e o r g e to w n .^ wnc v ■ C O N T R A C 1 0 RS and P rop erty . ■Kill hr *rt r. ° r f.d. bn ’ "n • ‘•"t' wt|h ,ir,fer ‘ ago. experience nml *a ln rv u x o e c t - i -------------------------------block from C e l e r y i Avc. E a r c p - l p o i t S A L E On Snnfi.nl Ave., owiK-ra. On nml a lte r Nov. l a r j B O p. ;orJtc P o^s t Office. t 0 * J •* •________•.* *»..«» i»» - * %... icd. Box 610, C i t y . _________ ------- - I lin ilrJin tr M n tP rin l 1tional investment. IloUfea only te* i South, A ttrac tive bunK-tlow,. 8 the a p l e o f ,wa|t«». to rjja ln ^ e ra i S j»i u i . 'i ' h i l ; A P H l N tT *«<••!» bi-KinnttiK m o a rlirei..r>, c i r a i <ie- o r t y W A N T E D - A m b it io u s b o y ' IS U lK im g lu a ic ria i ic e n lly w u .-.fc K o f p a ^ ie u la ra in .j Mooni. nnd U t h iritnire.' ^ e r y S an ford will*$t).H0 ’ j i A hm lK " »? 1 • ’ __ , ____ vei.ipiroqu in ilM ruta* __________ - . p e c ia lty Nbop Fl-'ruit tree*. M O K E liuslnean fo r S a n fo rd mer- bull milll>» .milur hi*t> __________________— ------------ -— ninrr quire nt nt Unumci Wnumcl sSpecialty Shop ]arifQ ]„r „0 lot. j 0 t. Pi U c *r-H ?! u__ I t , ■ Un r . m r r . t . Co., fn m-n-rm I j next. to , Po*t n_ .. nr*-.... Ciltf WrUl i * i i y " i V m e ! wanted by The H orhlJ to sell M I Rt A f'l.lt C L E Concrete general Office. ___________ i j-U.iO. E a s y L __ Hr ■ line tertns. 1 F O R S A L E — Fitie yobnif chum *. Direct niail **■ * iiniiiun uu.lur iirid^r m |<*«L i « t w o ' copies o f the paper on the stree ts rrmvnt work, sidewalk*, build- j H O U S E M ARO A 1N F O R S A L E . I F O R S A L E —7 rooms. Itath. I b e d ’ enlf. Cow fresh six weeks. Inb N * l»»# S e c S A N F O R D MUL/I K iU A F H 'flu l>a) siarlrU . niiuri*i •_ 4e • U H o f Sanford each afternoon. L i u - 'in n block*. Irrigation boxes. J . E. y our r,,on,*. fire place, deep well rooms. P aik Ave. $tl.>0(). f lotto uuiie Nick Zornovoan. CO., room 9 , Roll B ld g. Tele- ‘b.liiir opera hou*« under Beardall, ,■ . , 2 ® rr i-iniinrue- ;ornl commission* will make it pos- Terwilleger, Prop. ' .... d ju b l* »bo*« phone 615 . and pumn in kitchen, electric lights. Balance easy terms. , Avenue. * C jflL !1 hlsltw hu'hVl.v“ o n , sil»Io for hustler to make good ay; Kri-.iimt i I.miiii. fur live M are for ooola rg e fnmt screened porch, re ar t F O R S A L E —5 rooms, bath, ga~ u ............: — .. . . J i t 'I)2 VM ________ V O T A R Y P U B L I C earnings. The cirulatlon mannKerl l.umher and Building Material developer* to ttid ground -------------------1More screened bed sn ee n room. ed porch boil room, a t t i c ' rage. Corner lot. Rent for $ 50 . H ?K S A L E — 7 -o n .w er S in g e r *bWJ . 0 X » -...................... be glad to talk the m a tter o vert t a fte r Lumber 5 ! Three W : G E E R , ile ra ld ----^---- floni._____ | l ° o r » * * len gth ! M. Wr ite I >e\rl..|»n»*-nt Deperi*. . \ i -ante! St . * noTlg » nil feitcvd, Three fifty foot front ! „ e r month. $ 68 .00 . f 1000.00 down, i „ ' nK. mf f , v ’ *?■ n*,W inti « Phone U S . OlTico. niei,i_Th« Ivn .H .f... .s - wh - 1 \v \ v T7 m ) - Y oiing 111!.!. * L U M B E R CO. H o u m o f rnTs. chicken narkg a r a g e lor two . H .l » nCe to suit. I Ll°P-, , ? r. Mtchen^ cabincL M Nj ''"joo fo r flrat Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J. J U L I A Z A C H A R Y , Herald Office. and chicken | A. P. C O N N E L L Y A S O N S guava. G a .— A u g u sta s gre a te s t wanteu m enroll^ _ l--....A U U U S l A f H n O M C L E ^ inU t.ruld’* big Sendee, q u a l it y and P r i c e . ____house. Worth at fen |lp r*«trlot«*<J to Phone 14S. house. Worth nt forced sale $2500 jo# Magnolia Phone 48 i| classified nr,odium, n.eiliino rale ruto »..^b cash .“0•»!lc Salesm anship Cam paign. Excep­ S U I T S A N D O V E R C O A T S — A ll . » r no. Sell now. it taken at once for | |{,.a i Estate. Insurance OI*TO.M K T R I S T charge. 10c |ht line, minimum tional opportunity for h u stler.! r„K.I. Th« B*nwool Hindis to order, gu aran teed , $ 2000 . 00 ; $850 down. balance i t r re»pon»lbl* $18 »5 in prizes are being offered TOM M O O R E . E y e s examined. 30c. to fit. A n y 2 -piece suit $^ 5 . Full Dfr„,i Inn.rtlon. $ 20.00 a month. P. O. Box 646 . or ¥ l ___r » ~ _ i A LITTI.P. TV A N T A D In The to the worker securing the most ' Scotch l»or ,ub«M U«pl g la ss e s fitted. 221 E. iT r.srS treM . ‘ ‘1 ‘ ln 1 ne call at 305 East Second S t . _ R ()O n iH 1 OT R C t l t * suit or overcoat $ 29.60. Phine -III) I rleraltJ will bring you big re- votes in a contest which will end 1 I Woolen Mills, 305 E. Second S treet. 2 (office •bould b* suits. Atlvcitise those otil articles S atu rd ay night, November 22 . ! ! <•!{ R E N T — To adult* upper TW O L O T S — House and g a r a g e ______________ —---------- --------------— Sanford. F la . V » ly in «•**• of P I A N O T U N I N G & R E P A I R I N G you have stoied a w a y and h a v e ,T h e r e is still time to win. I f you On Sanford-Orlnn'dn road. Sec- - - -------- — . . . . apartment, all conveniences, 813 VTirlRIlB. olid place north of Glnderville t i!l- ‘■ ‘ .’ io 1, p i N T r . 1.: ,,,,m 1,,,'lH o i,' o ' n' FO R S A L E - Y o u n g fettuce plants.‘ H * P ia n o Tuning, R e p airin g and O ver­ no use for. A Intlc thirty-cent ad have an y spare time nnd would j Magnolia Ave. |,«.-n'aM>* tb or.... — ing Station. $350 cash. Place 1 l u 1 *'<>rn<‘r I l t h * , M Hanson. * 5 ,n hauling. Edw in Colborne. W alaka may bring you s eve ra l* dollars. J like to win n Buick touring c a r ' * i ith rat**. rule* ; Phone 118 nnd a representative 'send vour name and address to The Iwo-room and one three- i clear of debts. See owner. W aller , FO R R E N T —Tw f ront K —T w o larg e trout ~ ~ Ants.. San ford. F la . win *iv** »*»« rooms, adjoining w ater, * E l . r . l O I L A S T S , any quantity, , ^Tj I , ,----------------- will m il to see you. JHernld office and the contest will i " " " » furnished apartment. 701 Wright. . . . . bath, . n»iion And n 700 West 3rd. $1.25 per thousand. Check harm , ,lll an»l*t you In l W K N T ~ f f m i N l A - ,'i*rK«i;„Vg. l>5(»>laine.i to you. Phone j 48 i_ H w n u ln A w . In-iuire Weinbergs | , , OK S A L K _ A' hnH>l. jn „ f ! lights. __________________ -------------- <French Ave. l utU »*1 «° n,mko M A T T H E W P R E S S - P R I N T IN f I «' ImksOurK s i>ni..-111 . murninc I'R KT E N T S I N F E C T I O N . ! , „ , , I town for $ 100 . 00 . T h ra sh er A ; E d i t R E N T Furnished room and . Vll.IlTl V5 — M t i '.iKi vMi 'e iE' — 1 r iKK i i i i aL. Ineluilm* ninrnlim1<c.issue ,' rqi T Ut A , , ,.hl r 8 unctav,1I llllmum The greatest m seovery in flesh ' " L L E N T -O ne well lmatod E a rn e r. _ kitchen. 1101 Elm Ave., corner W H IT E L K G O R N Baby Chick*, | T >OTN'«. Commercial St.. K. It. Ave. m akr n n »fiu b lc winter broilers u u r e D T i . ' i i , . . . h r i d i n g i s the marvelous Borozono. 1 downtown A partm ent. Furnish11 th. Sst. ,„l,t plvo their Phone 417 - L 3 . ‘ ...... ' . ' . ’ * i r* * uRs if I t 1,i preparation that comes in liquid 1■* I'nce, reiiMinahle, F o r inn r A | L C T A T P hiiiI e a rly layer?*, (iot our special fflo* a<J<1r*»» *■ ................. ...—_ , reaches potential buyers. PaJ a^ A1\ I Ij TWO fui ni**ht i! lu ririMunn very l i e - I Hall price list, ('ontinepta! Hatchnumber If ITAT N E S A R A T 1. I 1- h , T rin ters |;,tPn Daily News is circulated in nnd powder form. It is a comblna* Comation uuiu.ic at Herald Office, ,U, About one | ____ _ airable \\ I St - biocks ery. Ht>x KOI. ValdoMw, (»a. lion treatment that not only pnriand office outfitters. Phone .140. thouiand ha* • an industrial ami agricultural sec- Ifies the wound iff i-ernij that cause __115 1’ ark Avenue. H>!v S A L K *~ L o tn between IMh <rt*m I* <> __________ ! F O R S A L K — Unby ('arriairc nnd ,l,o o ther* c a n t t ion. Why not try being Id .................................. __ tilifeelion.................................. hut it heals the . . . . fli sh nn‘l Streets nnd Llm Ave. ~j " Nu,* f»r?*t floor of «ven f«>r oil stove. Rensonablo n .* pi you unlee, NEW ERA P R I N T E R Y. J n ’.i y.umger a g a i n - w h y not g r o w Kiupiire 1 1 0 1 Elm „ ST. A U G U S T I N E . F L A . _St.j r *\vith 11«» I ' extraordinary A l l *1*r I 1111 III I Y speed. ilad a,hire** tic,, on Pai k \ ,C block from for o * s h . _ Phone 18.5 W. printing nt reasonable price. Op- -Monger in body, in mind, in viJ --------------------------------, ------------—Johns County is reached through wounds or cuts which fake weeks k » > ' »« »T •** w h y iml take M cC oy ’* T'OR S A L E or TK A D E for Sanford 1s( St. T In..slier A (innier. 112 I FO R S A L E — Gmulvear Liquid Cd* . P °s ffe I osi Office. I hone II** l[u, s;t Augustine Evening Record. *to heal wiili the ordinary liniment- li.ln y ’ at T i f 8""ment. All colors, guaranteed to flirt <>' •'r lr*Liver till Tablets and drop 1<1 property. 0 well located lots in P ark Avt __P U B L I C S T E N OG R A P H ER___ quick results. Two cents per word, mend quickly under the powerful . C e e o . t l.j stop all leaks. Reasonably priced. .v>.,i from your a g e in 30 d a y s ? ftrland". Apply Miller B akery 4 a E D N A LO R D . Office o f H. P. Sam ple copy on reauest. infl len e o f this wonderful m i l %a IId* E stim ates free ly given. C. C. Morprice I liquid I 30 e. itllc and j mean this literally, n ^ i . n j tra.t... rice. Le w is, P ark Avenue, Phone 31V T A M P A , F L O R I D A —1 ampa Daily '.,!v , ,,, , of course. ( F o K s A , r' s - General Delivery. City. im,i.t. Efficient --------------m l W l T l T ------------ Tim es, tile g u a t home d a i l y . , f n , ^ ! ,'r «*"' ^ '" T ' T i' 1 t l ,U' U ,,n'1 * f,,“ r U ' n ! " ch ' E D R S A L E - 3.000 feet goo.f 1 W . . 'J t M ■|-----p----- t ' t t C . ~ ■ i--------- rate 1 'vc per word. m . i u n m Y i " 1 ........ Pharmaev in. „l will make you feel |» yeni s |)ik, h h a , . uw, one heav > fa. m It • ____l I . I . . L < H I i m h M»condhj«nd stnmlan! black J. E. S i Itl.IN G , sua-diviso ii ogc t.llsh vcith order. W r i t e i W a n te d .......... l,l“ '.'n> try them wnK„ „ „ „ r,|, W1>v( n w ire g 1 DR K E N T im'ii iK r»’s . . t , , 11. _________ I 11 * tm n s Him II y ' h i IMF n«»v n i i new. ill IrainnkTi 1 Brier $ 1.00 p«»r 100 feet. % ilnvsyou andr il money von m e bnot sat and truck land WI*ll I Will nsacrifice for quick sal. sp'ci:i.i>t . ii!'tiivi>ieii*. u for lumpleU' r a i l c a r d . 1... * v -------- y—T 'i :■ , in Ft-t ac k -fit* ( iu |m itv Imitlinir • nn fit* inspected at Hcanlall P re. -'A Two rind Artesinu y\,dl­ al Deluilul Wi l l . oi land,. H onda. and T () | { i; . \ C H HU V EILS or seller* of " A N 1 h " " k' , , ,ui..,> On cent* a. r . ,m n P h a m . « „ . H I • cool iii tr Plant. ll> nlcmaii. Mi ll...urn, I la l',tnui . buuk'ilqwt ;in 1 tn Heights, H o r u a . m D . x e ll.g h , . ,t a u , nt)x,.M;>l. ' - n g c am « »«• ** "« ................. p r o g r e .s n e dm gglM lb *lf* .1 togoil tlic lai tit. hu l»IIM:< TORY * ,,y N,,r,h l n' L AV' n "■ the St. P e.ersl.u ig Dmes ^ ! j ...............l' Je t McC.-yV the o n g i- f »>-•' MilIH* l*«MU*lfu) 111kc s»uth of Ja ck so n ville in hard road . S IG N P \IN I ING eenf « w..rd daily, two cents a w.,ru A11 \ f 1 “ lit I* I* 'ii 1 . 11 k1• U iM h u rt' mu' a . 1 ami genuine No. 3 . 'This land is known as tile ion, t ake Mat v S A N ’K OltD y|<;\ Mi ni * Ku-'nt S'inday>.______ ___ liner " iiliiu easy llJil * milt- f I •*911 t In* I unh - 11kk Iannu> VI elk til Mock 1'Tmn*. ml mining , .r - . j11 it t* fur * 'n ih nf nil kiic!* M A I M . W j '. pi v Jlh . M •rr ir.^ •nji'c . I S a n fo rd 1 ji fit- 1 i*l i>t-;1131if ul $ !i .i 1 l.ikr Green Cove Spring*, . w e d bv S \ K 1:' “ ' >' " r<l Touring . 4 . * 4 . 4 * * s * a R N N IPPER . I mi l. Thou.-an.Is of Mat uc i «•<» In iHi n nceilisl. 1 . 11' - I \ iinSi.nl. . 1 a I K m l u i t h ' ' Reasonable terms. SanSan ford Averi ie at 1 *. Street pie a ie interest*d in Florida prop- + 1 A \\p u |i v lii ii any ape. buil.l Vinr home, land Wi ile or ..... K S ■ " " l * inUnn.l ' __ Phone IT’t J . ell V. Reach th. in through the 4 J rci|inrnl || js £J sea I'e \,.ut m m e . and n in ,e c 1 *| \ g ,,.t R.«\ N.. I '. 'l G i e e n B A R G A I N S in repossessed Ford Sent ircl. Kate < h |.| >>.. a , .plica 2 ..;. I WH S ! I I II\\ W Ml k'l.dI’lln in ally for •! i >1 liotlbl. and wor.l.-s mcnl.qit to ( lpV), S 1 mi* ITa C h m f"l* 'a l e next door to Ford -y-s o, I .n anil Sh.a-t Metal k lion. 8 + hutlding it!' a pliieo. G a ra g e , North Palmetto Ave. Coirtir Wale and II ...t la n k \( Dak IN I 11 I < I I( I I I I I III || > I 11 I 11I V t t; a . Li tile meantime, v "U can c I I r k i i o * » w l< n r early nml avoid the rush. <<• fl-hir-g 5 ,.u .a n ft-h in any on, I I O U S I S I WI I V C 1 I I ----------------- -------------------------------- \ , . n u c and I h n d S l r e . t 1. 1. HI \ | M i l .11 |l|« | %| « Mil I I t phone 1 I I 'ff pl,' d.'/.'lt lltkl ", ., .it ll \ 1,1 d 'I t h i4 m u v i H i ni i i dim ii \ -{••:• V T know In w I" ' 1- Ii. w 1 h o I I I UNI - HI P II m-e 2o ; I a-i 3 rd \ 1 l< A S I Z I N G IN \ \ 5I I i»11 **I MI . I»I I t 11 I N t v V v xpi 1 1 - wl.t will I" glad t In -I reel. 1) 1l \ I I M M I 'U w i n . ! t L B S ,V U 1-S . M I .v III. a , ho|. P el,I v. ho has he. K I N D E R G A R T E N 711 Pnrk A vc,14 » ' L S W 1* l m * utg - i m p , git , o i l - . 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HKADFOItl) i m Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Co. Klton J. Moughton Sanford, ---- -------- Florid* By GEORGE McMANUS PING UP FATHER i . -fB m >FI C O U L D J U tjT !CjlT AyOOOT ^SMOKIN ELC.L e»E.TffC.R - l > ah *cr lirfc lT - TO M/xO F O R C iO T T U t s W i o O T I T - T H l'b I D L R V V H A sT l C M S t o CitT ME. r s t r s o 'T - o h : »E V E R AHO : th e r a d io - 1 V V ILU M lfS D v jh t a E ir TO O K E E P v . it. ■ W ANT A P IP E . V - 0 *0 EI Ay b W E E T T I^ossing Paint Co. Wd a :h rr.* . :1 #?" 5 i u i .u CONTB ACTOR AND BUILDAft 1 ( i . a r r . l » * . . . . 4 Mill W ir k 1 ■ C u w a r n U I Blra .1 AJS' IF l K N E W VVMKT ‘bTAyTlOH B R O A D C Ay*DT E.C) T tsA y T -ro c h o k e : T H E < ;O T ! <— M IL O TO E^AxCCO AMO K E E P — K -e eiC i H E O F F ^ jtS O K lH - -r H Sanford Novelty Work* T ib ' . We handle ■ I.;. H>er»onI.lndalry Paint. . IM MAGNOLIA AVBNUB . <' ••C«ll for our pricM ." :* ■ Seminole Marble Co. M arbl. and (Hantt. fram oU tuarrle*. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 27, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 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 27, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8517c13e3770af289be6849ec7288234.pdf 0a0e1e59f7dffdd8184e772520365015 PDF Text Text little eh tie to mode ghest tcnif Lowest temt ' St » ««r nil I ! i' Jl ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHES ••• ■ I§ nvasses it Made Parties; s Made lot” Is interest ial Bids come An Subject ] COMMITTEE IN CAMPAII Campaign Partners M em bers Am erican Legion Sell O ver 2 5 0 Flags First Day for Decoration of City •■ -I NUMBER SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS s SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1924. M Jhwmni ft IN STATEMENT BYLAFOLLETTE The _ progrnm o f tho Campbellthe ,___ post _ _ " j o f flags _ available.. Paid ___ ____ Lessing Post o f the American Le-1 commander, the people who are the for decorating, tho city for first to order will be the ones to Armliatico Day it progressing rap- receivo flags In time Aar obb on to reports turned MOV. 11. 11$$. nccordlng . ,r . ' ' Reiterates Stand . night _ In Monday o f "dags .-.old, aaid Although only u limited number Nominee Thpt There Can be No CornA. P. Haggard, local post com­ of flags can be delivered for -the mander, to a representative o f Tho celebration, it was said that, (ho Compromise with' Reaction; Herald today. . •• flags for the most conspicuous Statement First of Series On Monday, the first day of tho places have been gunranteed' and pule, over 260 flags w?ro sold, said the scene of the grenter part of Mr. Haggard. The City Commls. the day’s activities will be proper­ Comparison Of Two slon ordered a warrant for $f>00 ly ilecorated. Parties Is Drawn issued with which 100 flags will he At present, it was learned, nil of purchased and local merchants the members of the legion are sellhave already bought over 1501ing llsgs. During the next dny nr Nominee Makes Speech Last flags. Night at Jersey City In ' so, said Mr. Haggard, a commit­ After hearing the general plans tee will be appointed to handle the Which Coolidge Is Scored for the Armistice celebration ox- matter. by the legion head, the City NEW YORK, Oct. 28.— Declaring Headquarters have been estab­ RIO voted to give the $500 lished at the office of H. U. Lewis there “ can he no compromise with Commission for decoration purposes. This sum in the First Notional Hank build­ renctiort" and reasserting his posi­ will b j used to buy flags to be ing. Anyone w'shing to buy flags tion on several “ of the more Import placed along public property and enn get them by phoning to this o f­ nnt issues before the people,” John especially around Central Park, fice or by calling there Dnvis, Democratic # and talking W. ........................... . .presidential ____ which will be the center of the to representatives of the A m cr-; candidate, issued today the flmt o f dny’H activities. |ican Legion who will be there at It is desired by members of the practically all times during the u series of statements for publica­ local post to get the support and! next few days. Those who wish tion betweun now and Nov. 4. help of the people of this city in may order lings by calling 341). In purt, the statement snys: "The the movement they are undertak­ Lvcorntion Plan. Democratic party stands for utftiost ing, stated Mr. Haggard, and if ull The purpose r f the decornting is worked out as it is planned, San­ us udvoented by the legion is to possible democracy in industry; the ford will he an almost solid muss make for uniformity and system Republican party for glorified oli­ of rrd, white and blue on Armis­ throughout the entiru city and es­ garchy. I stand for prosperity and tice Dny. pecially in the business section and for measures which will protect It was pointed nut that the le­ up Park Avenug to the Fourth gionnaires are selling the flngs Street or Central Park, said Mr. property rights of every human be­ and that evcntunlly every resident Hnggnrd. The flags in the path ing. Hut 1 believe that while propof this city will he nsked or given of the parade will be placed at'erty rights must be respected there on opportunity to purchase n flag. regular intervals of 25 feet. This lirt, whose worthiness n i t * m i l l i o n rights ■ " > On account of the limited number (Continued on Page 8.) material eonsid2e ®.) _ 1transcends every material ------- — -:zf*Terat ion.” r r m ? "W e treasure the wisilo m of the I ancients, we venerate and tu;se full i account of inunkind’s experience C r 'U O D T D D W D I W C l,ul w*‘ recognize that the human t jL /I lU U L D l / l l l J l i l U soul does not realise its greatest i I Independent Candidate Presidency Criticises Coolidjjc for His Lowering of the Excessive Sugar Tariff . - k ill ri VI % “ Cost Housewives Million Each Week” 3 ! 11 Other Two Members Leave:;For Chicago ;|™ S itu ation Has Been Complicated \v Further Declnres That The President Is Silent Ser­ vant of the Monopolies Committee W ill Unable To Do Much Before November 4 BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.—Senator Robert M. LnFolletto. Independent candidate, in an address here Mon­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.— day night dcrlnred thnt failure of The two Democrats on tho 28.—Today, President Coolidge to put into ef­ sennte cnmpaifrn fund Inveslection camfect the reduction in sugar duties tiRntinff committee remained devoted to which he said hnd been recommend­ *Vyl today to proceed with nu in­ nes and tored hv the tnrifi commission is cost­ quiry into chnrges of the Re­ ing American housewives one mill­ all par­ ion dollars a week. publican "slush” fund, while tners have The “ sugnr trust” Mr. Iji FoIthe other two member®, idily hotter lette charged, hss been seeking Chairman Borah, Republican, tf e x i l i n g "In every conceivable way"- to de­ nnd Senator Shipstend, farmlay action, und exerted pressure lussian plot" labor, prepared to begin separate on ut least one member of the bmplcte revhenring* tomorrow in Chicago. > , tariff commission to prevent sub­ [ oratory. little mission of n report on its sugar About n dozen witnesses wets Prime Minister MacDonald, off for Scotland on his election cam­ subpornend nt the rrquest of Frank ,.,l of in elecinvestigation to the President. rwspaper comThe Wisconsin senutur declared it paign tour, is accompanied by Ins daughter, Isabel. Instead xif P. Walsh, counsel for Ln Follctte, rcpt-iit indica­ is "not Calvin Coolidge hut the si­ rear platform farewell. American style, he looks from the door^of hi- to he on linnil or ell route here to ci n'P«rlr iiipartnicnt. Former Premiers . l.loyd-George, Gnldwin and Aequith lent servant of the private mon­ rc tion will loom . , testify before the Washington sec­ opoly system that heads the Re­ are in tho field mcalnut MacDoimbi. hts to ba dction of tho committee. Mr. Walsh publican ticket." fthan peemed is remaining to cniss-exam^nn "On July .11, by a vote of 'liree them. V-'V to two, the filial report of the ,d‘s s|ieoch at Samuel Unterinyer. Mr. Walsh’s sugai investigation was submitted j lenves the afassociate counsel and a supporter to President Coolidge,” snid Sen­ hT letter in n of John W. Davis, accompanied tha ator UiFollette. "The majority with many other two committeemen tu Chicago report signed by Vice Chairman Id.’ The pro­ to cross-examine witnesses to bs Culbertson and Commissioners ws* detercalled there. , Costignn and Lewis recommended chine, lie that machine of steel, a le thoroughly Tho injection of n charge that thnt the President make a teduc i corporate organization or of an an­ cislly to un“ enormous sum* are being axpeuJtion m ihe sugar tariff The | cient formula. rircuni*lances umount of reduction is not known, j ed on behalf of La Foil cite ami Completion Auxiliary Pump­ General Wu Murchen Toward "The Democratic party views paper and County Chairman Dean Urges County Superintendent Says hut were not accounted for "For three months. President ing Station Given Added Wheeler got |u;utors ’■ IVklnfr I’repnrlnK t«» Make That All l/Oyal Supporters Constitution at Present each morning's sun ns the light of Coolidge lias had this report and through the regular independent or a new day. We preach gos|ad of society rumProtection. Declares Craig ganization" made by Weymouth Attack Upon Ch-istian Of Party Come To Its Aid Puts Too Strict a Limita­ hope and confidence and w*e stand recommendation of the tariff com­ kieously with mission lie took it with him to In Report to the Committee Kirklutul were viewed by Mime General in Next Few Days Immedatelv; $227.50 Raised tion on School P on din g above all else for the right of men Plymouth. Vermont It wus stated member* of the committee at. com to realize their uspmition* tomor­ thut he would make his decision Laranteed thnt l-irc protection in Sanford has plicnting an already rather cumpUx PEKING. <*•!. Advance Supt. T. W. Lawton wishes to row without being shackled by prej immcdiutclv after his return. But With the election but one week I, were asccr• troops of Wu Pci Ku. former com i increased 100 per cent during the situation. lish them. He away the Democratic Victory Fund cull to the attention of the peo­ udiced. ignorant or selfishness of he ha> not vet made it past few days with the completion It i* the intention of the com ­ mniider of the central government jn.lc affair as of Seminole county toward the Na­ ple of Sanford und Seminole conn yesterday." lie evidently does not intend to |of the auxiliary pumping station mittee, it wus announced, to inquire Its gunpowder tional Campaign is far below what ty the educational amendment to mnke it until after the fourth of armies, arrived at Langfung. half­ on city property at Second Street Into expenditure* o f the American way between Tientsin and Peking, (t should he according to R. L. tin1state constitution to he voted on .1ERSEY CITY, N J . Oct. 28.— November Thnt is what the so whither the troop* of Feng Yu and Palmetto Avenue, according to Federation of Labor in behalf of rharaetcrixed Dean, county chairman of the Vie Nov. I, and which, if passed, will Speaking late Monday night, in the gar trust wants a report by Consulting Engineer the l,u Follette ticket. Tho decis­ ist the Zino- tory Clubs, who announced, that t nnhle the school districts in F lo i- crowded Fourth Regiment Armory, "Eveiv week that President Psinng. his tunnel lieutenant now I Joseph K. Craig to the City Cum- ion to *plil the inquiry will facili­ thus for hut $227.50 has been con in control of Peking are moving. As John W Davis, Democratic candi­ en intercepted Coolidge’s decision has been de­ idn to provide adequate housing fa ion at it* regulur meeting Mon tate mutters hut investigators re­ date for president, informed his layed i ost Atneiii un housewives a tesiilt fighting is imminent there.) •;»'» ogruphed or trihuted. cililies. Thnt is, school buildings. lav afternoon. gard it almost impossible to get There are still quite a few office audience that he hud been unable U|,n^djjian dullni's. There have The J'^o armies are only n few the cabinet. •en unable Air. Craig added that tho mem­ nt facts as to charges and countfr At present, it is pointed out. -at'-l holders .in , Seminole cquntv who In gel tiny icply from the White j„M>n twelve weeks since the report miles apart. bers of the fire department have charges before election day. Ihad t h e on^.ri havu not given to the funft >lr. school districts in Florida hnve nev Ilo u s e regarding President t ind­ wu- first submitted. If after No Wu Pei Fu. who was cmnniaiider- 1|,een given instructions for tho opDean said, in addition to a large j ,.r Keen able to build sufficiently ulge - attitude oil the Ku Klux vcinher 4. he falls lo order u re Through counsel, the Republican in i luef of the Chinese national emtion "l the auxiliary und thnt national committee Inid before the number of prominent men who 1f,,r school purposes on account "f die Hon and this holds the matter details of all armies until the overthrow of the they an pie pared to make use of committee monday counter chnigs themselves upon Iicing limitations imposed by the state Klim Int ion of coun­ pride "N o imh \ has been made t<> me . . u|i until the 5th of March, when a central government last I'lmr'diiy n at anv time necessary. It is of the expenditure* of “ nornlOUO staunch supporteis of the Demo- ' jmtion The people now have i in vv President will take Ins place, by Feng Yu ILiang, the "Christian cil that he was Party. thought fiv city officials that this sums” on iH'half of the IjiFolluttoan opportunity, it is said, to elimi­ Mi DuvTT said in answer to n i Du total of the delay will amount Ivieff document crntlo l-.elielal," and olie of Wu's principal added protection will be welcomed Wheeler presidential ticket. "If there ever was a time when nate this imposition by voting for «lii«--Iloll asked from the floor. "If tu about Dm tv million dollnts. lire parliament aides, is marching on I eking lo re­ by local pmpeity owners. Frunk P. Wnl*h, counsel for las been fortunate the party need* funds it is rynw.‘ g ntli-maii lias 'Why does President • oolitlgi- gain his lost power. ihr letter was said Mr 1lean. “ Dm mg the next an amendment to tile state consti- Du- ugh to i e« civc it from any nth It was fui ther stated thut the Senator La Follette, author o f the ih-lav Ins decision '! I siihnut a )c t. Ill and not few days the i ummiign will be Iution on Nov. 4. le, quarter In- has more informuwood slave pipe for conducting wat charge nf u*e of n Republic*!! |hi- department bit to rlv waged. It necessarily fnl It is further stated that the peo­ tion than I Hint is one of the taboo tew f a c t s : i -|'r„ j n I nun Tien tsin \r rives. er from the •ity waterworks out "slush" fund in this campaign, said until Oct 14. low* that in a lampuign ■>( this ple must remember that they are Willi* V Hodge*, a lawyer rep i |•p;K I N«i ( i. I 28 A train Irmp l.ques hi Washington, but there are \venue to the plant ut lie would he glud tu have this mat­ inmniuuieat- sort there in a huge expense at not necessarily voting for an in­ some other topics about which the i csciiling the i olorndo Beet Sugar , , MII' ,.i r, „VI... k French ter aired, hut he interposed an CD Thirteenth Street is being Inid. |hl. K5 mil »>"le he wus inched und the nlv wav in which crease of taxes upon themselves or Amellciili people ought to huve ml. iests whn h profit by thi- de , , jeetion to the interruption of the o rue v ( leuring Cemetery Plot. „ „ nlc.it. tho ointry. Mr that expense cull he met is li\ coll the public, hut are simply voting some infoi inatieii und the first one lav ,S treasure, » f the Republican present inquiry into the ImFollcttc Iioii i d The tu-t discussion ut Monday's |hat the trial trihutiolls from the loval mcnilier* to give the people ol any school Naliolial Committee. chatgc*, saying thnt hi* witnesses t lie l ■am dei Inn d of thus,topics is where the Repub­ mi el mg was in regard to the clear­ William Wnglev. Ji . the lur*' to Christian within the pul tv " already had been summoned atnl district in Florida an opportunity ing ; beaut if nut nui and fencing in should have "priority" on the wit. "Seminole Count V Democrats lo bond themselves, if they wish, up lican -loiiiinee stands on the great e-i individual contributor to the ■let 1rlirosentuTo \nniiunre lnde|M*ndenre. question oi corruption m govern­ uf the miiiin quit cemetery provided , Hin|iuign funds, is president of |d fioni London cannot afford t" shiik their dutv to 20 per cent of the assessed val­ Ml KDLN. Oct. 28 The Hide (••I in a recent bond issue. It was ness stand. ment " |ihi Gunnison Sugut t'omnanv ii at h him un- lit a time like this. More coiitli The committee did nut rule for­ ue of the district for school build Mi Davis said there wire som e1 'I'harlPs It Warren, sometime* nenih ni i-ni the threi ensletn pmv decided hv the commission to put u mally on the issue, which wuu tho buttons should he made and thev mg of im|»i«iVi*inriit. int-,*:, will I,i* aniinoiii-i-d. t linng I s*i I topics, however, regarding which j known «s ‘ Beet Sugar *'huilc>’ substantia. Ielice around the south subject uf an interchange between laivv the draft should he foith coming imrnedia Lin, .Manchurian « n i Imd, is quot­ I ,ivi a m ', The voters are n-ked to make the plot and to repair counsel, hut It did decide to con­ note was sent tely for them to do any good.” In­ Wf llll perfectly sure of the atti- wu- chairman of the committee ed a- <l< <i<il IIir; III all interview. themselves famillui with the educa­ tude of the Republican party on resolution* which wrote the the o 1.' . c .Hound the north five duct two inquiries simultaneously, tut his further further declared I‘hang also recommended the dr The chairman is in receipt of tional amendment und to distin- through its accredited statesmen.” platform at the Cleveland Repub­ aner said the one here and the other In Chicago, fae knew he check for $20 from L. <i. String i guish between this und other amend He enumerated these a* follows: lican convention. He is president poiiatniii of Wu I’ei-Fu, military i ily Manager W. B. Williams beginning Wednesday. of the Michigan .Sugar Company commandei for the deposed presi­ lor piopuganda. fellow, justice of peace for this nielits -to he voted oil ut the same Ihe .Supreme Court, Mr. Roosevelt, as uskt-d to get bids on materials Whilo In Chicago, Senators Boand the Toledo Sugnr Company. dent, Tsao-Kun plrdgud himself to piecount of my district, a long time resident of time. fi.r the new fence which i* to be of ruh and Shipstcou expect to mak* irrigation, electric railways, the "Senator lived Sinoof, who ha* support the candidature for the Supt. I.a wton has the following ZR-.t, Christopher Columbus, For­ si tong political pull in Utah und mi to stand by Sanford und Seminole county. re infurccd concrete post* und gul- further efforts to get at tho truth Other contributions received presidency of the former Anfu pre fat them ns holy of the circumstantial and a.* yet vunized wire. get me not Day, Hampden Insti­ Idaho, i* a stockholder in the Utuhto say about the amendment: since the former list was published lin e r, Tuan l hi Jui. Nature had been secret storlcq told by two Chicago filiform Decoration. tute, Henry Ford, Sam Lazarus, Idnhn Sugar Coniunnv. i ‘‘.School buildings ull over the art*: Chung Tso-Lin proclaimed the inIthe foreign tAmen regarding campaign expendi­ A. P. Haggard, post commander Chillies Nagle, the regulation of “ Former Scnutor McCumhcr. John D. Jinkitis 5.00 slate ure crowded to their capaci­ dependenee of the three eastern of the local post of the American tures. Counsel for Senator LaFofwere carrying who promised to deliver North the radio, N ’uvy Day, the Ameri­ J. W. Osteen ;I 50 ty. In many instances there are u province* from the centrul govern­ fking immediate lette huve stated that they did P it I.. J. H artley.-- 2.00 larger number of children eager can Revolution, the Jewish New- Dakota to the Republican Ui ket, ment m Peking in May, l!>22, fol- Legion, appeared before the com­ want to take tho res|>onsihUity -f e whole uffnlr. is counsel for the American f sue mission und gave an outline of the Year, parking space and the Smoki J. A. Rumbley LOO to enter school, hut for whom there lowmg hi. defeat by the force, of , fyr ' Arin, „ , c. Utty ccl0 laying these stories he/ora th* i*ved the docuSugar lA-ague." List of Contributors ' is no room. Florida must take care Indian*. Wu Pei h i in the vicinity of the*, f .. . r. und upon that Following is a list of those who luiitioii. For thi* celebration it lo country until the committee capital. |f they acted too have previously contributed to tin- of the situation if she is to move planned to have u uniform decuru- followed up "leads” given by Dm Continued on page eight Is the uccusu- fund: 1tion plun for the downtowu part of two men. In presenting his counter-chare** State Democratic Com $100 00 the city. \\ ith thi* system flag* •f the Labor Forest U k e . . *10.00 'a i c plucvd at llitervul* of 25 feel to the investigators today, W syidignuut thut the Judge J. J. Dickinson 10.00 along the p ilnc11iz*1 street* on lull mouth Kirkland, a Chicago law­ fished curlier as Fred T. Williams 5.00 pole*. The material* ure permu- yer, did not go into detnils Other 5.00 in the governR. J. Holly Gulliver in ull of his truvels could , u»lly completing it in 240 eightI neut, it wus slated, und at any than to say that the Republican na_ 5.00 before purliutional committee had evicano* K. II. Berg have no more interesting tales to |hour driving days. During thi. trip time, with this system, the city can 5.(81 Id "showing the coercion of Inhat* R. I. Dean.................... relate than Prof. George D. Brown.1 he passed through 20 states, ix- docurutrd for u special occasion 5.00 s thut office ofunions with regard to hour their J. G. Sharon . who arrived here lute Monday af*ei About his coast-to-coast trip the Thc opening shot of the coming in all hour. County Democratic Com. 5.00 hr routine in members shall vote on Nov. 4.” Several visitors from Orlando ad­ noon driving his 13-year-old horse, professor told some amusing slurmunicipal campaign was fired to­ Mr. Huggurd staled thut the mer 5.00 d without Mr. C. J. Marshall dressed the Ifotariaus ut their reg "Handsome Dick", hitched to a sin ' le*. On one occasion while driving day when John Musson Sr., pio­ (hunts ulong Fir*t Street are join­ It< nuthorizat'on. E. F. I-ane ......• 5.00 ular weekly luncheon held uf\the ole-sealed rubber-tired carriage ) across one part of a desert out 5.00 ing in an the plun and are doing Schelle Maines AS CONTESTANTS Seminole Cafe today. The professor is nearing the end of west, he went four days without neer resident of Snnford. announc­ their purt hut that it would be prac 5.00 George A. DeCottes ed hi* intention of seeking the Carl Lehman, secretary und chair a j„uniey which has brought him seeing a human being. W hile cross»als $100 A. Vuughun - ­ STOOD A T NOON 6.00 ticully impossible to secure funds man of the Orlando Chamber of this far from Meriden, Conn. ! U'K another desert ho was unable commissioner's scat now occupied for decoration ulong Park Avenuo 2 HO Chain As M. K. Rutherford Commerce, gave an interesting ac­ 2.00 The present trip is but u clrcum - 1 to use water except for drinking by Mayor Forrest Lake. to Central Park. At his request, Miss Velma Shipp..______ 580,70<> A. P. Haggard-----2.00 comparison to uui puriwaes for nearly two wc*ks. Oth count of hi* attendance at na- Ftanci*.;, however, in conipintun couiii •»»■ nuviiuami “ ‘ the ■ ’ V . With Mr. Musson’s announce­ the commissioner* upproved the Miss Nell Williams______ 6T8ii3 ily Sleeps It. W. Deane 2.00 tional meeting of Chambers of Com j onc fjni,hed by Prof. Brown scverol! er trying experience such at going ment, the subject o f local politics plan und voted to give $50 toward W. H. Wight 61 ss Versa Woodcock___ _ 670,090 2.00 merce held at Washington, presid­ years ago when he drove the sumo j hungry for two days at a time, Lewis O’ Bryan the purchase of the necessary ma­ M ss Naomi Fellow...*.... .. 404.35U Palmetto Aveis revived and It Is believed that LOO ed over by Herbert Hoover, and horse from the Pacific coast to the were related by the man while hi* A. P. Connelly -­ terials. It is understood that either M ss Mary Kinjaw........... .. 121.S90 niaii entered his LOO biiefly recounted statistics made Atlantic coast. Altogether he estl little group of hearers listened at­ from now until election day which the city or the American Legion M ss Sarah Corwin.. .... .. "h.TJLS Earle E. Jones and removed u will he on Tuesday, Dec. 2. interest Reuben Muson ......... - public at the meeting by Mr. Hoov­ mates that he and "Handsome tentively. ut $100, several will take care o f the flags and have Mrs. M. E. Patterson...—.. MjLfik Following that trip, the profes­ will center in the upproaching Hodgson Ball er relative to the foreign trade of Dick" huve traveled something like und n hunch of them ready for use at special oc­ Mrs. E. A. Drotherson------ *0,800 J. L. Alutthews certain nations before and after C5.000 miles during which time sor retired to his old home in Con­ contest for it is said to he a fore­ casions. |°* kets while he Mrs. J. F. Boston - ..... — 17.3CO gone conclusion that the mayor will Mar'on Greer ... the war und at the present time. they have been in 27 states and in necticut to write a book of his trav­ Upon a suggestion and recommen Mrs. Mary Bowie------- ------ 16^900 again seek re-election. Dean Treadwell els. When it was finished he call­ pared that the Mrs. Emmie W icks---------------16,460 Frank Anderson, another visitor Mexico. 1! . Walter Connelly Mr. Musson has been a resideuP elution by Mr. Haggard, after tail­ Miss Peggy Bruton — ------ 11460 ed It “ From Coast To Coast." In 'rough the front With several members of the lo­ from Orlando, spoke on the citrus ing of certain work being dona by Miss Julia Zachary... He is a I into a closed in Miss Margaret Miller-------- 10JXJO exchange in foreign countrica and cal police department and a repre­ 1this volume of 180 pages he gives of Sanford for 26 years,and is a Continued on page eight C. F. Teague ............. prominent contractor pulled afi over­ ull of his experiences. In it he lays Mrs. Walter W ig h t----------- 10,«>0O sentative of The Herald as his aubriefly contrasted American meth­ I*. M. Keely............... jurge property holder. In seeking alls and searchdiencc, Prof. Brown last night set­ clsim to the distinction of being the office of city commissioner. American Attache A t Mrs. F. C. Oolson--------— 10.000 od* of production and development several suits of Mrs. M. E. D ooly-------------- 10.MO tled himself in a chair and told in the first man to drive from coast Mr. Musson ventures in the field with those in effect abroad. y T o t a l........................- - { * * * ' “ to coast in the manner that he did. Today's Donations ol-tw Ed Kenyon, also of Orlando, was synopsis form the history of his j For six years Mr. Brown devot- of politics for tho first time since Chinese Capital Dies Miss Ethel H enry------------there, ho enterMias Florence Malm ,— ------ 10,01)0 fooni and removpresent at the meeting, which wa. travels. He had with him pictures, he hs* lived here. . gardening PEKING, Oct. 28.— Edward Ball MUs Alberta Aycock — — 10JXO Grand Total ............. - $227.50 Among other thlngH which Mr. I change from the one of the beat attended thle Fall, books, views, signatures of pzomi-1«l himself to landscapo cume over Musson favor* and will canry out American charge d'affaires here, Miss U na B. Hagan------— 10,000) h being a memoir of and thsn the wanderlust I lying on a chair i The following mernberf were in nept men, each him again and so with "Handsome If elected, he aaid is the “ boll­ died thle morning aa a result of a Mias Rwba Williams------- u 10.000 some pleasant experience during Pre-Prohibition Order attendance: George Brockhahn. Dick” and a little Scotch terrier, tlon of all positions not absolutely stroke aufferod last night ^rmally a light MUs Emily Griffin----------- 10,000 Chase. H. C. IhlBoM, » - J- his Journey. “Taffy” as companions, ht left Me­ necessary for the best interest of Modified Randall the night wl»en Is Slightly It was May 1, 1017 that Prof. MUs Clara Rankin ------------- 10,000 Holly. M. C. Haddock, E. F. Houaeriden, which is about 18 mllea from K slummed shut, Mr*. S. P. Dutton holder. W. M. Haynea, C. E. Henry* Brown with 100 post cards and a Hartford, on Maf. 15, of this year. the people and tha advancement of M A R K E R sloep thinking the city’s fTowth.” WASHINQTON, Oct. 2&.—Sec­ G. W. Knight, A. R. Key, F f»n k $10 bill as his only possessions be­ Mrs. Dentael Stafford rind. If elected, Mr. Moeaon announc­ MUs Dorothy Stokes . retary Daniel** famous pro-proh - MacNeiU. Dr. 8- Puleeton, W. S. sides his horse and buggy, left San­ He reached Jacksonville exactly sev CHICAGO, Oct *8.T WTH»at lie awoke to find bltkm "bone dry” navy o^er will tiago, Cal. On Jan. 18, 1918 he ar­ en months later to the day. How­ ed that ht will “donate tha su n Dec. 144 to 144*4; May 149* to Mrs. Robert Lalng Parker F .E. Roumlll.t, H. R. Stov in and several be modified by Secretary * b“ r; ever he had stopped at varieua in­ of $100 toward an intelligent and MUs Pearl Robson Dr R. E. Steven*, 8. O. Shin rived at Coney Island, having com missing. He re­ but • Frank . .Verney. . ____ t A. v E. Yqwell,'pitted his Journey in slightly more tervals /e r a period of four months, truthful audit of tha city’a books 149T4; Corn. Dec. 1U * to I S * I (MUa JUitbarins Wilson only to an extent which will per hoU« “ *c. 4 9 * to W. ef to the police Oat*, Dec. for the vast two yegra." I (Continued en page 8) • <than eight months’ lime and a«tward of $25 Tor nilt thirsty goba to partake of auda It. H Dean and A. W. Eppi.« pop aboard *hlp. be watch. MORE DONATIONS AMENDMENT FOR TO DEMOCRATIC FUND ARE ASKED ACCORDED EAVOR Orlando V i s i t o r s Address Kotarians At Luncheon Today d**-' FORMER CHINESE FIRE PROTECTION CHIEF PLANS TO IS INCREASED 100 RETAKE CAPITAL PER CENT IN CITY Connecticut Man Who Drove A Horse J o h n Musson S r. From Coast to Coast Is Visiting Here Is Candidate F or City C o m m i s s i o n V j Jia n : biftif .'dU Jki A! iidA&L&'i* <vT 3 to - m -rM t M �— - ;w—L - 1 i • i*Vn nWi m aw m ro im I r--‘ dh Results From Hone Tu­ mor in His I^oft U r, Suf­ fered in a Fall Two Years Ago; Was Great Comedian & N EW Lived Here . ^ News v.-ar. received here today o f the sudden and unexpected death on .Stindny o f little Miss Margaret Padgett, n»e six, daugh­ ter o f Mr. nod Mrs. E. L. Padgett o f Palatkn. Mr. anil Mrs. Pad­ gett resided in Sanford for a conriderublo period several years ago and their friends here will sym­ pathize with them in their bereave­ ment. It is snid that the little girl ramo home from school Friday a ft­ ernoon and complained of being sick. Her condition continually, grew worse and she died on Sun­ day. Mr. Padgrt is known in this city ns a member of the firm of Stringfellow and Padgett, wholesale grocers, of Palatkn. Mrs. Padgett will he rememlKTcd liy many ns Miss Alice Con wav o f Given Cove* Springs. id ai g a ret i- also survived by a a younger brother, Joel Padgett. - HEALTH MAN TO C O M M IT gU M M U ■- ■ % ------i:jrhK .... ___:________/ ______ • vU ---------- --------------------- ■— ' — ................................ — •- w ■ - .........— ___ ■ . , . * * ■fc.’ v ’ c - . AM t * • •<A *x\ C ■ a s ' i.'/' tS > « w j a 1 -jj ' i* The ninth week of The Herald’s subserfa contest has beffun. After next Saturday night! will remain only three weeks— 18 working dai during- which contestants may secure subscrit to this paper, and by so (foing-, obtain votes. The young lady who has the greatest numbj votes to her credit on the night o f November 22j be declared the winner of the Buick touring ) which is to bo given away by The Herald at thatti Subscriptions get votes. Votes wiil win jirize. Don’t l>e sat “ilied with clipping the coupons] of the paper each day. They will he a great hch you but will nol bring you sufficient votes to mat possible lor you m win. The securing <.f suhst, tions is the only way to make a b 'g score, andal score will most certainly he needed, judging by| way some contestants arc working. Some Young Lady Will Win This Car •O*.•« lx »j DON’T W A IT UNIT L THE LAST WEEsI LIST O F PRIZES Subscriptions will be hard to secure during! last week of the contest. By Dial time the ei county will have been then ouchly covered ;m<l it'J be no easy mailer to gel. sui)ser:piiun.s. And the voting power of subscriptions willi he so great during the last period of the camra as now. fa r .-iglitcii contestants are doing all they c P'lo up a big lead while it is possible to do se. The fight will be a hot one at the end. Th w<m ( he enough hours in the days during the last ri'itl. It will be a contest such as has never licons in this part ot the state, 'lo win the grand prize, contestant, no matter how confident she maybe this time, will have to redouble her efforts, or shein he deleated ny some other worker who just now appear less formidable. i*. -.......... r FIRST MUCK STANDARD SIX TOURING ( All SECOND DIAMOND SOLITAIRE IMN(i r. CHECK IN E V E R Y D A Y - - THIRD ! t"ii t wan until the end of a period to checki| I »o ii t \ery day. Help the newspaper get the pap HaiUii immediately so that subscribers will recoil llie paper promptly. 1here an only tWo more periods. After unlay ot ini.-* Week Luc,c are oat eighteen workin days. You cannot affonj to let one of them slip FDISOM PHONOGRAPH FOI'RTH l r>(t IN GOLD OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS COUNT AS WEI AS NEW ONES i 'i r m L'it\ died aft- I twelve Imin. rtf 11 ! , , *ng lb, , InId suffeicd only > 1 io.u i, in in but was m mired l.> ti.H Ut |,o, j, i•a; t till Contestants are reminded of the fact thatnew a Is ot old subscriptions count for just as mar,, votes as new subscriptions. By seeing all the poop who are now subscribers to The Herald, and bys< t in mg ad\ ance payment of their subscriptions, cor te>tant> can easily pile up a big number of votes. I here are a good many subscribers to this pap who will be glad to help you, if you but ask them. And there are a good many people living in Sen ii‘n.| (‘<,u,|t'V who Have not yet been asked to sul m i loc. A subscription to tho weekly issue will help it any person docsn t want to pay $7 for the daily. these last lour weeks busy weeks andwi that \aluahle Buick. You can do it, if you really wanj to. $25 IN GOLD N| \It IS s i l l l PKT !•:«:» l l ; , o,| "7 " KJ..III, > M i ,, l|. S, b.i ■ .-tai l ,d nil in tlie tou it- bei,- to l , -t u •‘t \ oi.li am. piohibtleg nilimr Loin opei ut ing m t o ,u iTb, * 1!11 l‘ 11" , m 1g ' w .,i , d lb*' a i lest of Wilburn S M li.tl. .Ir , nil . rh.llgc I.lll.l! It lint.,I v,■ I, cl, In- being undei tin i> <i ilied ag, of )<• |*, el,I, l Met i . It M u­ ll. will tug).I tb, i to ii t oh ciu ton. tai.it v it to v.but<v, i court that infix I, i i v '. .iiv (o "prove the i.iii ,>n t'l it.o.ul . and invu Inlitv ,,f ilie i,i ,! iiiui„ , ' AND T H E N 10 Per Coni Commission (o all those Contestants Remaining Active Who Fail to Win a Prize EVKRVBOUY WINS S U I C I D F N K W IC S T E D IT IO N S U 1C 1 U L . C , T Y r )lR K (1 ()R Y (Continued on page 8) RHINO D FL IYF R F I) r with tils family have or d- their home ut 704 Lau: •! ( ( on;min'd on I’ugc H.t Avenue. Tile unfortunate man was a car- J 1 eventv Itnoe pages envoi Dig R lter by trade having applied him- elussifieil liUi-invs- direct,,iy. this e lf to this Hue ef work for a great department exhibits the vurioii.i years. He w as a m em ber ,I'.ar.nfiirtiirliij: met, untile and |>r<» «>f the Hanford Carpenters' Union fessional iK-rupntion* in the eitr ’ ’ also was o member o f the rompibaJ by headings uccordlnir L,i ^ ^ jy t c r t r n Church. , the iinlur* of the business, indus­ Mr. Messenger is survived by try or profession engaged in. the hjs widow, two nuns Vnrno o f this ' whole forming a valuable n'ul in. cllV *nd William o f Jacksonville dispensilde epitome of the bn»i. find a daughter. Mis* Nell Mrtsen- ness interests o f the city and const| , also o f this city. He i« also luting n »|>eeiaJ,tradr directory. v irrd .b y a sister. Mrs. Carrie Foil owing the introduction to the ,d* o f 'lamnn and three broth­ dire-.tory is a notable statistical reS. Phillip. Gove and John Mrsvi, w which clearly visualizes the .a g er, all living in Kantau. Funeral aervicca were held at the imi'o-tanee os Sanford in its civir, ' Sunday afternoon At 3:30 social, commercial und industrial with Ruv. E. D, Orowuleu. aspect ig file publisher* remind the publi« l o f the I'n sbytvriun t bareh ar«.-e. Hurial took* place in that Urey maintain in tho room* of View cemetery. the Chindtcr o f Ciuumarcq a />i\»r»* gmbrrn o f the Spnfoid Qer- ? y emlTftcIpg directorlek of nil the Unlon jaerted A« palll>var. nrincljvil ciUrs of tho nltcd State* which arc ovaUnblc for reference. . • ; •> . .. E VOTING SCHEDULE FOR FIFTH PERIOD GOOD FOR 'TREE VOTES T ! ii > ( oiiihmi , ' Dwr-Year L Mr v U '." ‘r " n ,r Sanfoid !Ur«l«IS« .oiU-amBiuhlp Camnaicu for the follnnma , Kiiti-biuiit: *>8oo < Z ° V Cf'r M'Jl,'s c‘;;I>ti‘ DJ to th,- 0 a .l v H e S n* d re,’VLM :,';" r i,,n -,,‘ ^ ' T h c D aily H er-ilil l^OO T h r « ^ B fc S jh J NAM K T ,o Datly IIchGI. $:15.00 i , r),,. n « ii v i i , . . ;,i,i -ip ii,,., 'J he „ a i|f. I h r c c - Y c u r m j! n h r i i n c n l h r m I mi u l h , - p * t , o r . i- r ,K)d f o r 10 iu !'r i , , -i o - 1 - ..........'-.... counU* 7 ^ 009, V f •• • ...... - c o iip ta 4 ‘J ,24? .Vo ...................cpU nts ..29,070. S7 00 - ........ .fopfits 17.100 Y‘e ' ........... ...........X du n tu ff,130 V« f / counlH '-1,520A # ^ £ l ,la . 4 5 9 ’ Vo th ‘ ‘ I),,i|v H oialcl! ^ ‘. 50 ' H erttld, $1. I Five-Year m.Lm , t h Vv‘ ki *i, 1'n *ii *5 ................. rnW*«■ W l I Four-Year aul).M-ript 'J , 'V , ° rul1 t,| *'l0m ..................... Icobnta lo.fcfiO V . ^ fcb u n t8 -r • T h r^Y ear -HuLscAmion^J uTe'U^ekV Hc«1d V S o .......... ...............^ ntfl 4’48° v V< .......... 4^18:^710 A " \ V ‘ar su,,NU U'D'ai to 'I'he Weekly Herald <-l tB ....... A DDKKX.S N"! Cood I'nlcHM Vrtfd nn »>r Delere Nov. 8. •:............ AxWUnUs i s u M o n ih i. 8ui7.;.v.;;;u;‘ w. V t k v THERE •^ M Y •* «« ••« niA mv ) 2 L\ I\ Vt • ’ — --r hpiiai rn i I M i l l iV \ 4i 1 4 \i, Sifip ..... ...... ................................ ...........- dtffr1- ' . » This Week Injured Woman Puts! W A S IIIN G T i»N. o ,t . l1 Addi tiunul llifor mat mu leva i .In.)' In Rreasls and W’ rists 'To j i organization nml metlmis ,.I tw» Feed Niece on Flood ! •core and none , oil, , tiun , ..nimii * toes nt work ihi..|iii; funds in New J Yprk for the Itipn 'lh all mil I,mill «li-S \ N1 1II11 UN \ \ 1•l\(> i1 t JK> x» I.-, xx lx Ini H. committee wn mugbt today l,v tlm ■ i r, ,.|il l ,< >i. !„, ! t ' .'( it Kcniite eninjiaij'ii tumi ;n\esgatmi 1.11■>n||, ' ’i. l„ .1 I, , l.i > , t- ji.,1 committee. K .' Guy I). Km, i .-mi. chief of organ V. I , - 1 1.• kr.10 „l <x, XXltll hoi li|,„,,| ; izatiun and operation, was one >d In i fix, >r«i,1 "11 nt • <tii',l 1. -i i, cht n- ii l «'Mlit i t i , m, lir.il , X U p mum Witne.ises . ailed in eonne, *“ tion with tin- pliu.-e of lli,|u■i \ JXIMII , M^iny otlter Wilnesse* uie on ban.I 1 Jn-t ,•nr XX,‘l t, ,>i ' tini not" In and tin1 committd expects to cover ' XXIII,'ll Mi . mill Mt- lxi It y mill tlii'ir considerulile ground in the tirst of lit 11< hirer wr 11 i nln g. plonat'il the three or four sessions remain ",'ri II « liff lht«» n gal,-li ■Ktu f.ct ing before ndjourntmnt until u ftn ’ brbfVh . III !,!, n ft, >m x it'Xx I v hiIn uMift v. election Nov. J ' h. x ,.. i lo n••l !( *■'l l, I..X |n,-h, i - F A IL IN G IAUSES ----- ■ ' , W-*Vr> : 8 A fte r having remiumd at tin ■ same level for three sure, - m \, , i ,. ,. last week, appr,ixiiiiiitel> In u,. he­ 's over the retaining w.dl ,.f tin- •■<,tK bead, the water in l.ake Mom , _£ rose .two-onc-hundredths id i.>■ , or nearly one ijuurt, t «d n„ in, b ! from SatuiJn> in,lining to tine morning. M- , This infoiination was i ,c « u ,d ‘ ‘ -toduy from tile of fire of tin- , it, V p t D t n where it was said thut lb,' tixo jvas ploliali> due to the lutim , during the bitter part of last week. B - — ------------------------- ■■ fc> UB_ ^ - — : YORK, Oct. ' 27.— Low :*tadcr, famous minstrel and „. , ktacc comedian, died here to­ day at the homo o f his daughter, Mrs. Wnrrcn Palmer. Death re­ sulted from n bone tumor in the left lea. suffered in n fnll two years ago. He was f>8 years old. -- ■ .• Sketch of Career • A generation or more ago. when many o f the sure-fire Jokes that arc bringing laughs today were - young and beardless, the dressing room o f Lew Dorkstadcr. wan one o f the mnin founts from which the choicest humor flowed, and the big, jovinl, rolicking comedian himself— laugh purveyor to the mill­ ' »°ns—was nutlior as well as dis■ » tributor o f a good]" part. I’CW Dorkstadcr, whose real name Proposed County Road jj . , .was Alfred Clapp, was born in WgT Hartford. Conn.. August 7, J8.'>i>. Improvement Plans r\ ' l ‘ c learned to play several musical Completed 'EY *IUstrumcnts in iiis l)ovhood. nrd A I m o s t for seventeen years was a incmlu r ll Tiie paving program of the coun­ o f an amateur minstrel band !».•f fore making Isis profs ?.<ionul de ty >!: Iriet reprcsenteil by Longbut. In 1873 he signed with the |wood am) Altamonte Springs was Emmett und Wild ailoptotl o; s.-,tl: the Good p Earl, ' • -------- — ........................... . — trou;» fill ........ i • ...................... i ' j factory i u c . . . i i sby i n tour of the Eu-lcrn Muir*. ai .! Itninl* < oin u iiile''of the Iih.i I ('hum I »>• later, tram.ferred to the Ulootlirnoil ber *•: t’ lmineirc at a meeting Fri- j — .C om ic Alliance of SpringJiebl. day » :g l l with representative!* of 5 " vu r n , • .i !t"' “ n'1 J""1 tunned, said t h e '" Thpfoliow ur.j year be joined the 5(. ,, „ r> ,.f local trad, body £ ” hltmore and (la rk inimitr, Is, ,.M|nv * JJ and after a tour lusting several. , A,' •. t>„, .• „ ■ W.IV ( ^ I .us. Im said, pracln ally root , a Francisco, wheic he m 1-rogri.m to be presented jfcn song and dim-. lit at th. new " "" 1,1 ...... " l> ‘ "minis _v, Adeijihi teacher, i.ader .ne man ■s,"1'" ' ' r*‘ 11 ’ » ‘ x' meeting. The I ;,. ngement of Coghill anil Cooper. ,,nl>'•■miiming dlffieully. it w.v " . The famnu'i old song. "Peter. 1' l " 1' L '* ‘ hut o f having another ■ ' You're in Luck This Moi iiing." I" u-<L»'fi w ,t h r•, p i.-e n tn in cs m'the i J ; wan one o f hi* own choosing. ami I’huuota district in • ■ made Doeksluder the headliner. i ordei to ascertain whether or not IjCc.'p Joining Sargents Minstrels, he the Titusville district of Volusia returned to New York und formed county is going to build a road to n partnership with Charles 4)„<k- the Seminole county line at the Tit­ '. . atader, under the name of the usville bridge. Charles nnil Lew Doeksluder Min ............. ll lull, been said that this county J “tr,c1"- They prospered for a time, 'xv.il buii.i ........ ad- to ,, dead end 1 7 ' “ “ ‘ ^ r b - s and that ,f ,t build- a ......I r„„d f, became ill and V"was' forced to re 1 to the bridge tunned, \olu-in conn tire. \a •w Doekstader imincdiutctv must build a road to the lunlgc ' ly formed another rompunv. and on t lie oilier m (|,. fo r the first time became sole own I f e r of his own attraction, lie was ,, . . . 22 years old nt the time. ( I lly ( O fliniLSsion W i l l s_’ In 1880 the Doekstader Mm- — ; atrels were' odnblished in New Have Regular Session ! m f York for a Ion" run. and f,,t more than three vears were a: imn b of * routine tm-im— w ,11 U- J n fixture ns City Hull it-, If In handled b\ the i itv i ..mini—mo ■ 1800, however. I iikuuiuI di^tuul at ii • regulai meet.ng tin- n fi.i tics aro*o ami th»* mniixliAM wa j and (lie largo Imisiiii s- ba- |ic,,ii ■ ■, forced to strike , ut for himi.elf , •Mill f .t< t Im Ik nuiillictl Jl|st yp| ^ and for several tears he was alum n" 11 n - I In m - in n.i aiiilit iniiul 2 in vaudeville in all the "big tu n ," di-p,»s, d . t tor lb, pii , 1,1. M,ol ■ circuits touring the mtintix Ma>oi ( .••nmi--i,iii, i F,u rest J ■' i lie k said to have been It, ton Lake this morning. ■ Hie pub . public longer than anv oth, i At a •p.Tial meeting lust Monblackface e>,median, and t>> have da \ aft,in bonds foj a niini'iet ‘had the honor und di»lrinrtt,in a- of miiiiieipal unpi ,o . im nls wen Well ns the pleasant sensation old at pui und a bug,, premium receiving th, l.iig, 1.11g, -t snluiv , t ii 1ot drug t, 11, , >•, a, posit j, hi | '1paid in tin bt an h ,,t Ilie pi ..I. kn It i- tbo'igbl ttint tile coin mi -ion u !l I... 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M r? l - f l f l l r A T iirfjrr, Mr? M?rx IC T h ru p h fT . XTr? Itim 'I'horntnri VV' l» T o l o r , M r ? Kvn T e i i i r u n , Mr?. I*om I ? v T<iU f . J. N Tn|i»r. Mr§ U l l a >1.0? T v U r . VV. M. TIHfipcti. M r^ !f»»|*I»h T M k p m . >!ro W r u b c li T> her Urn. K t ( n O. T n r n r r , lln mini I TorU if, I l I * T u r n r r . Mr». K lilrr Tnliir . M r ? fc v a M. Tr*rh?un, II. A. T h u r l r y . A. J. T h o m p s o n , L*. U T r l r r , I*?*» l i T p r h e l l . M . I>. T i i o m p o u n , l*nWr T h m n p p o u . K llx o liv lh K. T r n w l r k , J. ( ’ , T h o r p o t . I. a t*. Jr T o y l o r . W . F. T n r n h u l l , tCUtahrih T oilu r. O U n »o m | » ?m i. A- M. T if t If. M f ,".VLi 1 Turner, rt; U\ > .v Ttirn lnUL •J, i : vl TnniUCMffo. f ^ Tfl IIIf I f l i f t * . tiuvavAj*. • i »«*-*♦ -♦ • • ■ ■ '. ^ Vnuwhan. M m ’ f M n e ' T ick er, Mre. L . l U a p * V sttie, F ly n n ,v; r . V i .VaxMfhap. J e t f , P .1 ■ * k V ■' o V c n u t U . Cha*. Cl. V e r n u n . J. T. Vernon. W . II. V e r n o n . O. W . VaUKhtt. Anna VauKhn. Andrew Y a r n . \ {r K. . K , y C. ’ J ■ * W a r d . Harry Watann. W . E. X V a llh o u r, ll. II. w a r d . C.* K. X • W e n t . I. W e a k * . R. O. XVueka, 8 .F. W c k k s . II. McD. W l i l l l c n . R . C. XVmtania. C K. XVtKlll. 'V. II. W ljlla . Lewis Wllsnn. II J. XVomlru/f. E T. W v n n e . .1. II. W y n n J. M W i l l i a m s . IJ. 3. W a lla ce. L ' W . XVIIaun. J 8. W |k h i. II. ll W*Cer«. « . W W h l t m r . Ml** Men ll. XVtijk*, Mr*. E lU a lie t h A. . W h i l e . J II, XX'rnn. Mr* France* C W illiam *. IL W XX'ItIInm* F r a n k \Yo..ilhr1d«r. Anna W n lfce r, Mr* Edna C XX'tlllum* J iiiI kc XVcell * Ml** Annie M W i Ik M . M I. W i l i n ' ) , M l" * K u l l u r y n Wrl iriit Mr* ll l n n c l i c XX l l l l i n i " F r a n k XX iru o M i* Alla W -.i.lr u ff Emmn XX’ 11 . |i M*« M ir i;a re t xx* ||It u n i- M r* HU*nli»'lh )i'i.»niiii'i.>ii, J o ril.in XX' X) r.'x.- \t. * F l a r - f i ' ' " XX"li!hl. 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II 'X'l., 'l . r e n tier, tuhtl F XX'itii'lin'liner. 8u*1e C ' S T A T E " P FICIIHOA CHI N T V I i f 8 E M I N . l l . l t I l i e n h) i i' ll If y that t h e __ ___ ___ vi Iin.' I- a tr n. mid r o r r '- c t .1*1 o f Ihh V aS i|iiallflei| e l . to r * w l l h l n th e attVcrftl pr, e ’ i . e i» ..f Feint note I ' n t m l y , KloC' | l . D i o , c i o e liu H .le l o v o l e ||> th a i teller,, I r t i ct ll'l l l>> lie h o ld tlOVDlnj* i x .., 'iX'im.'iM n o l.an-l al H a n f o r d . F l o r I t*. ■ .1,1* Tint dnv o f tVUMier A. D.' m | l i.'l H C DtlROSB, S,i|n*r v|?fir RoKlnrfttlotu K x a U e d R u ler O f : Elks Members, To V o t e C(il II Mil US, (h t. 2o.-i-PJnn.n lltp hi'ldini; of the lUSS Elk u * I'luivenlinn nt iVirtlnnih Oregon, will In- illucu sM'il I h r t c t h e nart of (hi* iiiotil.t when John 0 . Price of C'ulumbu*. new tfrnnd ex* altnl ruler, viails that city to cofnttl* tc itrr.iiiKcnuuit* fur what he ex•Hit* in in* Klkilont's K tcatcsL;/ Mt I*t it*** will nxnkc nildresfca nn Iti* Pacific tour. Whilo the orcali'i unit of the*e will be daTotJoil-tn frutcrnnl liiacustiuna, he Wiltnl.-u t:iK'- nil tnemberH of the order to lake nn nctivc pnrt in the No* : vi’irila'r election. 1 "W e, n* uiiihI citizen*." ho said, fm |" n x w it t o n u tK e lvo * a n d t o o u r l o u n t i v l o hel|) i l i r c c t a f f a i r s o f mu u o v e n i n i e n t b y tite use o f the b allot. K e r r y Kik a h u u ld v n t e III N o v e m b e r a n d iind hi* i n f l u e n c e In aerul nil o t h e r * t o tlio n o i l s . " H Cor ■ ■ 3 3 K im A v c , a n d F i f t h S t . It. F. F o i e , Prop. P H O N K .11 u,nMmmnmmmmmmmnmmmrn»UMUX in r n ic - 1,11li nil l. Mrtl'ft 45 I) llrv mil •i A Ilit r l'* ',, NNII I» Ha Mt* 11 il J 14«i 4* *'1ft 11In il 4 ft ha , 44*14 !«••%% * 4? If.*r l Hit | I I HIFKI.V, PICKY IS 11 CHILDREN, i Fhtliirett *ulTcriiig rrom intestinnl w o r m * are n o * * , rustless IVnd unhealtliy. There lire otlier sytflP* toms, hoxx over. If tho child IX. ■; pule, Imn dark rini:* under the S j P eye*, bnd breath utxd takes no inieru»t in play, il is almost ft cer(siiity that worms are outing away ita vitality. The surest retnody for, worms i* White’s Crcum Vcrmifuge. It is iHirilivo destruction to the worm* Jiut Itarmiess to the child. Price* S6c. Sold by Union B n Pharmacy. ^ tf RHEUMATISM ENDED Don't suffer any longer from rh e» raatism. W hy endara such Intense pains in the rausde), nerve* and joints? ■ Tito poisons of rhcumitism sra carried m tho blood. LK O N A R D I'8 K L IX IR FO R T H E BLOOD com­ bats these poison*, drives them’ out of the system. The rheumatism vanishes. You can go about |daily (salts freely, hapfiUy. I L E O N A R D I’S E L IX IR f o b i T H E B L O O D does more than thl* for you. It buiiiix new strength i and vitality. It's use insures i recurrence of attacks. , Try LK O N ARD I’ 9 H L IX IB FOR T H E B L O O D now. Safe? |lubstltutes. At sB dmcgUu. Ml till lift I» ‘ rt II. pi • M Io I ' i f f . .1.1 14 u k'il VV l|«i> 11in', A Ihr i 4 i'I Millie Jol.l. * ‘.4ll»|»t>l‘ l 1 S' >|>ll lit 4*11,«r , J II Mm I ! * ' 4* A I •141tit ft Ml ft S 1(1.4 If M J V ii l l n , A 1i It Ut ll F u l L r . M i* F u l l e r M t* Mai V F u lle r . H e r b e r t L Flint AtCii'd H ank* ! ntOGRKSSlVE POLITICAL I’ A ItT Y O F J J L O B ip A H li.krl. A L i la ln r a . E l m i r T l i l l l . D. C. IIIIL T J l l a ln e * . A li lil l l . J'.e 11A) mail. W . II l l a i n r * . Mr*. Mu iica^et K. lla lic h L Mr* l . u e l l a Itot/niu n . Ida A H aiti* * Mr*. M. L I U I h M . If L l i y c r * . J. 31. Ilyre n . C h a * 1>. l l ) rr*. vx m. M. l l n ) nr*, C h a * . I>. l l a l n e * , K a t h r y n L.H l n k l e . Mr*. A I* * ■■ — * v • a JJ t uinroit Oxc-'e Name* to Memory IK YOtf WANT TO VOTB POR 1 / l.n F u tlcttc a n d W h e e le r Kijt Prnidcpt snd 'VlcejI’ reaident ‘ The nsnxcs of l.sKoUatt* LaFoilstte ‘ and " Wheeler do not at>pear OA tho Florida State ticket _v ' The name* / of (he electors are printed without party designalk H u ffm an , H. K. - You Must Remember the H t j l l m a n . U l* * C ln in lin e H a i l h r o i . M-irlon 1). NameH H u lllico * , J. Y. J a c k s o n . A. D. ' i K lru t* lcy . flen. l<IUK*le>, “Mr*, ( i r a r a L- o ''.' I.yman. Mr* Km MB I omv I*. J u r y M L< w l» . A r t h u r A. *S SA N K O JU ) WOOD V/VJtD l Ft h In,?nn J A I’. Vitn* 1 M Ftl v%sai <1? lirlij ” ( .cl Your Wood Before t old Weather Sturts I I X I T — XII. ||— 4 1 .7 'A H I I N T E s p i l l N lift Ilall,l l . I XX II IU?4rk ftfi* 141 S*il Ila If? i if M , ? Mai h*n F I lit i * ti IUi I fm .w n M Price. L ev i P u d m l r Mr*. A r i l * P e r * * 11, XV. In » P u u m l* . 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THE B A W Q t im t o i U T ) , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2R, 1 ^ 4 : Vff Tie ; •- m.- W ELL, rutiltshr.l evVry «t#frn«»n Run-tar Ml *»nfnril. riorldn it*r»d Ml Hernnd 01ns* Matter, i Seen nm kM U t p w \ - m :\ \ ......... _..K4ltnr i t ; i i o w « n p n n n o :v r ~ . .Hn«*niCrr ■ ______ __>___________ I _ i __ ._ j. _ _ T 7 3 © * T I5 S 5 U n i ! c « t P T i o \ Ra t e s l- Y*ar...,|7.0i> Six Months J.l.fio Ivirnl In City by Currier, pel lie. Weekly Edition t>00 IM T. ^ entltlrd to the use for rrnubon of nil new* dispatches ted to It or not otbcrvv|*o orod'n this nsper and nlno the local published herein. All right* jmMlont Ion of special dlnpatchIreln are nlso vcserSrd. DAY, OCTOBER 28, 1821 ^ B W tE THOUGHT* FOR TODAY n ^ M Q & W t)n November 4 Florida voters will bo called upon to register their opinions upon as important a matter aa has been brought before thcpi in many years. Each election time proposed amendments ti? the, constitution are presented to them; thi? year there nre five, but one is of far out-standing importance., * >r’• *^ . The amendment which moans so much to the future of this state follows: , , "N o tax upon inheritance or upon income of res­ idents or citizens of this state shall he levied by the state of Florida, or under its authority, and there jhfdl bo exempt from taxation to the head of a fam‘J residing in this stnte, household goods and per­ sonal eJTects jo^the ivnluo of five hundred ($500.00) dollars/'*^ .• » *• * ^ This is the most constructive legislrttion ever proposed by. the stale of Florida, probably by any stnte in the union, and wl\enlhpprovdd Will bring billions of dollars intq Florida. W. A. McRae, formerly commissioner of agriculture of Florida, has written nn excellent nrticle regarding the prop osejw * nmendm.c" t* The Herald heartily endorses all that Mr^ McJRtq tya^nttep, on the subject and reproduces it here S tfe o •■ •* »TJ* • > ' Ir'J # Modern China. Educate the Educator! h f I Worry About the Body. Even Kings Learn. ifX If' m -------------o— ----- — ir i great in the hern who wins a W * itamr.* Blit pi*eater, many- and many n ■ a time. Kojne pale-faced fellow who dies in "■ shame. And lets God finish the thoughts sublime. And great is the man with a sword « undrawn. And pood is the man who refrains V’E from wine; But the mnn who fails and yet still “ fiphts on. a OK' W i he J*s the tw in-bom brother of v mirnc. — Joaquin Miller. sa* . - FOR DAVIS AND DRY AN In onler tti vote for JOHN W. )AV IS for President and CH AR­ LE S W. BUY AN for V lcc-P rcd dcntr yon must voSo for the six Democratic Presidential Electors. These will not be distinguished on tho ballot from the Electors of oth­ er parties. Following are the names tad,Democratic Electors. Mentor* J Ifa them so that you may vote ror,'rectly: . J. Lee Anderson. Di'W . Berry, John Q. Hnnshaw. __ ft.-. i ; W eather like this should tend to make business pick tin. ‘ Some fldks pav their lulls prom ptly; others have their «•- i taken away from them. be it would he interesting Ir to May publish the income tax lists in Florida. Pedestrinns who don’t look both ways apparently fail to realize that their lives bund m balmier Railroad crossing is the greatest game o f chance today, with the Drakas all favoring (ho on-coming locomotive. There are really not many Bqwnks in the world. I'ruelieullv i m y o i p is jn favor o f the anti in hctltnnce tax amendment. ,A ll that a certain bov, home front college for the week end. could talk about was foot ball r-..i fraternities. Is he getting the tnOjSt out o f college? f, -• b o n d e r if the Oealtt Star n o tm d that, according to a papei prepau I by Dr. Ballou und reatl before the American Society of lehthyologn>ts And Hcrpotologists. t Hfcro’ , Rrcat A rent col!ect5r r ■ Jackie CoUR^ . Europe. That’s u Uivted Suites it tu T11E CHINESE are getting a touch of modern war, and don't like it. Some time npo tho energetic Chanp, who Wants to boss China, was dropping explosives from fly ­ ing machines. Now he has blown srvernl thnusnnd Peking troops into the air, exploding mines under them. Things cnuIiTbTt. average man buy,,'] he has no mcncytop , scicntitt, | t ’ » atom might grerv tax it. WHILE THE Chinese fight each other it doesn’t mean much to what we are pleased to call “ Western civilization.” But what will hnppen one o f I h e y a.c trying„ I lx ., for cu-*in» wnrn't his wife, •o i iX 'V r . ttlc ,ul”‘lre^" ou^Wcsl'ern war'.n^th- | It mny he t but you can’t h«Ti I when you wi*h to | Birmingham News. •-v odx and decide to tire them in ex­ tending their territory. The turn ring most investigating hj glass of honte-madti er’s tablecloth. \ V taxes. v«r« burns. We arc writing t*j ,* i . . . t , . . . e . . . | In New York Stnte, another ”cdLnnowski. who i> r rlorida is probably the largest state east of the M is-[ ucnlur» 0f u,,. Min„, ^..riii,, type fice in Michigan.ii| sissippi River. (Geographies give Georgia as the largest and confessed that he hnd beaten n lit-! attdso. tie negro girl with a rubber hose. I Florida as second.) Police ir a :i shog “Florida is forty-five times as large as the state of IT MIGHT cure the man with the! York, w hi re there ^ Rhode Island, and has a land area of approximately thirty- rubber hose to let him spend half j of grown people *bo] five million acres, capable under intensive cultivation o f 1 an hour in a closed room with worst'. supporting a population of fifteen million people. Out of this Wills, the negro fighter, the latter equipped with a piece o f rub­ immense acreage only two and one-half million acres are act­ also ber hose, ually in n stnte of cultivation and our population is (approxi­ The Minnesota educator could he j£ ANewWi mately) one.million two hundred fifty thousand. enlightened by a brief stay in n "K it Vuur fla. “ Florida is five times as large as Holland. Florida has renl electric chair, but that would j a Everyone uh.. hut be too drnsiie, even for that kind i 2 wmt.i rid Is for better soils and better climate than Holland, yet Holland o f brutality. j supports a population of three million live hundred thousand. " For St-rticc _ _ _ _ _ _ MOSES H. CONK, worth many j “With soils unsurpassed, with climate unsurpassed, what V.. ;2 Silver Lake Florida needs now. is people and money with which to de- i^1l,ll'i',|n,]steal l,tl.llf,!arw* ll,nt irimi,m,B bis body after death. velop our soils nnd build our cities and towns. So when he did die his body ••There a . /si ie w sc are only two ways of looking at this proposi- ; sealed up in a great grave of re* THE PERFECT GENTLEMAN \inforeed concrete. (ion of taxation: In s|utc of all precautions ghouls A SH E V IL L E < IT1/.EN 1. Shall we tax the life out of the people we now have opened the grave. They have, anti the improved property we now have, thought it must contain something Mitch has been sjioketi atttl writ­ uig the career and destroying the very valuable. all of which is small ? ten " f “ the |erf eel gentleman’’ and happiness o f the hoy m question i . . . . They have “ never heard o f the 2. Or shall we lessen the tax burden of our limited noticed how i " "•WE ■ ■- YOU , i, n " « little the beau ideal of Southern gentle- ( „ r lh,.v understnlitl she is number of citizens ami limited assessable prop­ , men seem tu think ii'.mut their souls i man." ill; service of gu He has been Inn net) in decidedly dpclassee, or they "never while they fire alive, and li.iw much |fit use and pictured in poetry erty, and invite men and women of capital to He heard of sueh brazen inipudeiiec, in j; and protcaij they think nbnut what will happen has he'll descriiied as come and be citizens with us and put their mon­ t ill and and they will spend the last dollar ^ lo l heir bnities after they are deatl ? |dashing, thickset and lias always been nt dignified, of their primely fortune before ey in development, subject only to the usual tax ‘ •' enrpse left behind is rm more im- 1pi.u.d and brunet. But all that their soil and heir w e d s the ndvell burdens? since civilization port tint than a pair o f ivornnut I ,,Merest, now that wc have i u i i ' s ! "In the first proposition we are killing Hie goose that ^le>es thrown aside. ^ et men nf j doi overed hint in real life We Mill. say s The \\ nrld’;; Imy of power from 1tie Pharaoh tlinl built fi.und lum in a brief pin ..graph in Mi Bernard Itarfn h’s I'-tuin from is laying* the golden eggs. T h e protection yon the first pyramid to millionaire Ill Ws stni \ |y File New York Europe "A -ked if bis son, tter“ In tin* second we not only protect the goose that we ( Gone with his com rote mve, huvajW rid. ami, more interesting still, nurd. J; . was engaged to Lois I quire today f o r vain now have, but we are adding more geese to our dock to lay w<.tiled ah 'ill their bodies. Ih one of the htgr men of the Wilson, motion picture m tr e si, | and im portant docuE Leg aid' Mr Heiniml Ha Ml ll.ii la h letdied. ‘ I l.f.'l t unate Tlo ipie-io.ri m i n e -t i n g to one iia\ more golden eggs. 11 I New York originally of Iv it j,- not so " I dunking i T ib alii should be 'W h e r e is m ost conveniently j " B e e fe a te r s * it th e term "To pass the amendment that will prohibit the levying d" I g-' (loin h e r e ? " not "W h o is Soipli i ai'ilma. beloved bv ......... Was evei a pretlni p'liiplimi'li! | VfDrrB o f th e vided by a deposit d w ........... . and the beau ideal of '■taken’’ Ihd cvei a Imtll more [and collecting of inheritance and income taxes, would mean , gi.mg r, teal my l>"«!> 6u.m/, a p p o in te d by I'oulhei n g. iitlemun t lioro'igbt v prove himself a gen hUiwatd l l a t morder* that Florida will be one step in advance of all the states.! in our vault. A Did o f the / Vt»n e f I, or, dor, It is the finnan in so few words ' st gin to t eal j * NeW for th f Story, "With this jiuoiidmont passed, in ten•yenrH*n«ir poptiT ever a knight in olden days more *B r e f ra ter 1 a re $11 !I tnge. cto'toni o* millionaire*, eapiaips of pr d uty in th e J r » r , nitron would be doubled and our assessed valuation for taxes I' or instance, here's hing Atcx- itidu-t t v and Society lenders to gall ml !v bend ihe knee m l.idv T h e cost o f a box is 2 1 a n d u ear th e ta m e utti* In thost five would be more than quadrupled. I'mler. who a ic o i'h n g to a dispatch fume, ftel and stoim when t"Id pub! o l e m in e d ? cents a week. fo r m a ut an<urat day*. word- a lame was taken up f*o 111 in Mclctadi , say - it i-n't treason j that "l ■ of then - " 1 1 ' i' t nguged This isn’t a political issue. beauly. mol cballenge sounded t o . to niattv an . o l i e " I'iieir tei h foi tils -ulcieel - to demand a repuh , ell Iba' wretidler| crowd of snubs • It is a sensible business proposdion. tic "r t > expri ' s die opinion that 1tuque of tag'- at - m b tnlidllgence and p it verms wtio tbirik t< suet r ^ lias lie si a nda tdl?ed tiv al.cieit The Democrats favor it. they ought to gel i id of him. "1 to seize usage and many newspaper inter at genius and lovetinesdo mq a- i any man 1 > lelimpilsh The Republicans favor it. I Views Their parvenu habit i< t" evi l v "pp rtuniiv to g e e homage j hi- pi llidples." sit y v || "W e Jive The Chamber of Comment- ot the stale favors it |insinuate <r de. late mitre.-hl that vvberi ti mag I- due 1" a-sllltii' 1it no 'der n ( mies." the f: nc in- and talented woman every woman fall ami swad la I abm Iavors it. of "I lie I .ttius linked b\ rmnoi with one of i or >p|i i t In t fell ngs 1 ■ in I(’test |‘aid ()n Savinna ArmunU All progressive organization-' in the slate fnnn it I II \ I r'tlREIGN king will sin tholi i.ill' W o l l- iu l o g l- a de> idl'd t h*l.i i lb,in line's own Di ,t h to The merchants and business men of tin* s t a l e favor it pre-e '"tn e ef our A meiuun kings Iv mfei mr person, a da*1 irillv and I',' a g -i'll in in. a llelliai d 'l StrcncMh .Service Projjreas "Most farmers of the state f a v o r it ami all would favot t bf \ tail it n "I only I lea-on toil ii ii|>> im tided s' be no . a ( 1 1 *e who Jlarui || v It. ( ba! " t ' nfm I iinatel v . i l l . i | t if it for a king M"! tierlsin an I bh" d led ladital chin m.- t1.' g'h h d v "lit h to till u it if they thoroughly umlt r.stn vl it tii vvi .it i t i c Toni t n o f ti I o vat is io if nnyl"'d> - ug g e- T- 1rI;, I u tils p." ket- in-ot...... it fnl tier Oil | "It is good business for Ilie small taxpayer and for the might In |......il.le to improve iha* l irhim i t. a t'lolter la nl nn Idas! hmise' t esped abb doetimi nl, the I ’ nit' d large taxpayer alike. .'-tails l ims I it o' ion. “ The largest majority ever given to anv measure should E A S Y T O Q P I T S.M( » K I N G ? be given to this proposition in the eltt turn hi November HI Nt; A |;.|A N st udint -, d emu ml □ - s s s a a r n i x i a pi K n a i t i i K i i l i l i i a R H l t l Q H Z B D i t C l lug I fit> ■ v ('it I ion of J i'll from D AYTON A M U S i M a a i u a i a R i D i u u n i H i i R a B M R R i i i a u M i i i i 111 “ I am for it bet ausc 1 know it is the biggest proposi­ ■a n classes m anatomy, have caused t h e 11 ■a « tion we huvt* before up lit this time looking toward the de­ closing of an important college. The ■ a n A medical specialist, who serves to quit it entirely, velopment of our state." student-, if you please, cumplni PROTECTION T 1 9 Marvin ('. M'intosh, W. Blount Myers. J. H in inn Pledger. / \ D A N DOBt . An,) in Mtdd£ Willow hns betfl must be n v;eepinc, . nY A R T H U R B R IS B A N E (Copy rich! 1034) Behold, I givo unto you power to "Again Florida is leading all the states in the favorable AN , KDUCATOir of MinriCRoU ..tread on serpents and scorpions and comment she is getting on the constitutional amendment to ’ j,, aciU.a{d „f punishing boys in n ovc^, ajl the power o f nn enemy; and (iotHing ahnll 1>y any means he voted on in November, which amendment proposes to pro-1 high school by musing them to sit hurt you. Luke 10: 10. hibit the levying and collecting of income or inheritance i ■» «n "electric chnir,” causing se•* x o THOSE W ild FA IL , “ All honor to him w in shnll win LV‘ : the prize," T h f World hns «rR*d for n thnusnnd HMkJL \rn: lit tu him who tries, and who fnils and dies, ive great honor and glory and 1 j 1' tenrn GUe to glory and honor nnd pitiful n . *enrs K*To* *11 who fall in their deeds sublime; . §5 THefr'fittosts tire many. In the van o f years, icy,w ere horn with Time, in ad­ vance of Time. t J* the original ancestor o f all present day snakes Wa* a lizard which roamed ibrougti Texas 2 5 , 00(1,000 years ago. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK because in the anatom v cla s1 whete bodies m, furnished for dis sislion. 1 , . Jewish bodies wire fur llishtsl Idle reason i- that the Jew Irb romuiutnty guarantees decent burial to all ur,indentified Jewish dead Theiefotp n oie drift In the » lot of mental science ulung with his pills, ted- us that it isn’t a , (nlh |,iml Ig.dy Nico l|(1|. a , , )u. „ vi.nik„. s„„,Ucr Im . |]K cites tins e.,-e 1One >:ie oo|f his pa tienls wns iiif-i no that be was in A NKWSPAl'KR is «|iiit«* a Lit diirt'i vnl Ituni any nthi r lint* of lui.sinvHs. \\ Itvn oiivi’ fstalilislivil in a good live town it Hoes on forever wlule other lines of husmess vhiitiKe inamigement OLOJisiunaily. IjiiI Ihe .same old lutper is issued and read week after week and year after year. There is no use j(etthe early stages n! tulierculosis ot tintf peeved at the editor. If In* starves out there is always dissecting room Plenty of flirt­ ] the lungs- ’111*- Im,! nevvr came tin M l" 1,1 l'D> »»■ expectedly, like a l"»!t out of the someone to take his |ilat*e 'll HI nuiv kill all the editors you i |c a u s e mdiodv c a r e s to b u r y the m blue. Tite de, t"i tulit him that he please, Ini! when you try to kill oil it well established news­ N e v e r ! 3 i h «s. the anti Se mi t i c hadn't a ('hummanV chance unless paper you might as well give il up Im some lin.v it is going to ' s t u d e n t s d' 11111111I that J e w i s h a > lie quit Ins cigai cite* publish vour obit uat v , i^xt hange w i l l a - f h i t - t l n n b o d i e s shal l h. This man wan gi.lui fiend f"i jdls-e'led. I P " M m i s t c i e f tti" III t e l l T - : . ) v "vvhili tile s t u d e n t s a. ' u*i!ttw l utly . I 'Voipatinze with 1t h e m I e i M H i p i m i ' b Hungar i at i y o u t h Im .< tew . l e w s . ’ ’ L E T T H E P E O P L E D E C ID E T A M I ’ A TIMES ---- -- / ig to of the venr to mitse good tile usual The campaign i- fa't ilrnv1 ,! close. In ten days innn those |defii it, which Congress always Hoards and commissions, of i s who take an interest in the 'does I . ........... , .................. ,, lie bureau- and depatttuenls have ** going tu tlie pull* and selecting been limitiplied, and all demand our rulers for Ihe coining four monel ami more monei years. Theie ought to lie an imA movement lias been initiated mense at my of uh, some fiO.PUU.PUO o f late devoted to getting tile penor 9 0 . if ull vxitc who uit- entitled pie more interested ill then own ‘“ ' K w -----------o----------Viacount Kaneko. for many yearn to. Hut. if we are lo judge by government, and showing 41iat In­ forem ost in the promotion of friend- precedent, that will not happen. tel ust by going to the polls and tlona between thU country Statintlea show that for the last voting. It 1 * time. If this lack of ly Jgpan resigned the other day 50 years the ratio of voters to interest **oes much further govern* president o f the American­ population hu* been steudlly tic - merit foi tile people am) by the a ' Society in Tokio. On acIn tite last presitienlud people Will perish from the eailh. t iof the passage of th« Irambv dining Suppose we declurt* an armistice ulecllon senrvety one-bn If lit the loti Bill. 1 the Viacount said, nn politics lor the next l'i days voters went tu the pulls at ull. etjcu la Bending ua to Hell.” That is a mighty pour showing for and elevate our energies to getting envy The Tampa Tribune for “ nation that makes the proud the people to vote, not necessarily candidate ur its Editorials, the Tlmes-Dnion for boast to the world, that it is seJf- for unyouvparticular *uo.o o. „ llllK, “ " ^ o r e 'r i news aervice. the Palm Koverniim. As « matter of fact policy, but fgi: some man ur thing, tu »>huw their interest in their own ' »o s t for it. matropoJiUn boaat is not true. Ihe people , One week from tnduv is Elec­ tion Day. That should cause just tort) Important reactions in the ■ mind o f the *_rood citizen. There atxt only u few days left in which .lie ican make his contribution to tho Democratic Campaign f und. K’ /Thin one week front today he must go to the polls and vote. up, the Ocala S u r for its __„.»| rfn ph *, D>c St. Petersburg In Ssfcpendcnt for its consistent and ? successful boostlrr o f it« own home .town and the Miami Heruld fur Us “ aitig patronage. ; __ . .— -----o — : . John Davis got them told In aw York tbe other day when they to .know how he utood on n issue. lie saitL “ If any itation* called the Ku Klux vr anything else, attempts 1 do not RWarp. A majority do not even try to. They leave tt lo the minority, consistin'* usually of professional poliliciuna and* their nenchmen, who have a direct in* terest in spending the Uxca wrung from the people. As a direct result o f this care­ lessness and indifference we have the moat expensive government in tho world. The nations o f the Old World stand amazed at th e , alze o f our budgets and wonder how we do it.. Not until receht ye ars i n a p f e m a a r t hava w« had a budget at a ll.''T h e voice in pretert, I hope my many departments o f government way rm will fall oslsled a t my tion guvernnient. Give us ten dais fur tjcliberute thought, unintlucnced by the ballyhooern und spieler*. Most men who intend tu vote have al­ ready made up their mind*, and those who have not will pay little attention to the roorbacks and canards which are put out so lib* erally in the last days of a cam­ paign. We have all the arguments prenented during the campaign ttw at are worth anything. The peo­ pie ple arc usually pretty peur right when they are not moved by pas*. sion or prejudice. Cali o ff th* ballyhooern and paid spielers nnd let the people decide tjds greatest of questions on their own sober > td g .n eK t. J* its u. :1b ^ . V « w , ... j Join the Victory Cli In tiying to break o ff the tobac­ co habit a man rarely has a -uf licieollj -tiling motive to make I.i 111 wm tlu fight, if lie ha- the R. I.. DKAN, ( ’hairntan, motive a- in the case "I t i c tuber Davis-Hryan ('lull, ctilosi- va tun fighting lot In- life, Sjinford, Florida. h, win- against nnotuu- with ease Dear Sir: I’eiit I , !(i- him Given enough fear, icaa leeoguize- no oh-tmles. | rien.se find enclosed J . for * No ditinkurd, fot m.-tuiue, can you may enter nty name on the National quit liqii" 1 until In- develop- a gen­ Roll, said money tu go llio pi*r cent to the uine leal it it- power over him. rf the Dcni'n ratio Campaign. Nr." v 'cirvoiu - believes that to lags -rtnoked tw<> and three pack •Iit t m>k eng tnestis certain agoYours very truly. ages a day Ami yet he stiqiped in li> ’1hat - in, popular notion. It slnntly and without difficulty. It l- Inti* 1 1 1ed Jokes help keep It | Name __ .So d'i the boa-t- of seif wus simply a case that hi desired lo alive M* B live mote than t-> smoke. ( litunic imagined martyrs relating their ■ a n A dd ress 1■■ ■ alcoholism usually l* iitinh the sgoiue- when they uhaiiduueil cigar, ■ 4 4 ■■ ■ -ante. It’s ii-lutively easy to quit if pip.' 01 , igurette, always with ex I’ osl O ffice ■■ D the drinker irally wants to. He agg, ration. ■■ a Admittedly, to quit tobacco Is no usually doesn’t wunt to. ■ ■ R R D IR R m B IR N R R R R IIIR IIlIR H R a H R R K IIIIII The average smoker pci i slicully easy job in the ease of a confirm gets tlu* notion that lie is sm ok­ eii jinokei. partlculaily an old tim ing too much Me begins to “ taper er whose system hu i become uc down." Presently bis body responds eu-toim*d to it. For u man of lie uttd his indigestion or itmuinmii or to quit m apt, in some cases, to tie whatever Ins D >uble happened to I fatal. Hilt the point is that it‘ .be, responds. He feels so fine that nut as hard to quu* a* must men be­ « ■ ■ £ ■ ■ ■ RBniiBBB a ■ MB Man ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a n B g g a O * * l lie unconsciously smoke* more, and heve. a , % . .y J -oon is hitting it up us hard as A - to whether there’ s uny use in ( q u ittin g ut ull, that s another mutever. 11 | TH A I S TOO bad. but as you it ; member, the whole of Europe u n ­ punished, twenty million lives weie (sacrificed. Hungary and Ausliui weie reduced to beggary ami let initiation, all because a Serbian |happened lo shoot one rnthci worth less grand duke. What about that? | j W HILE D(HTIIR Bene-, of C r eeho-Sluvakla, lulk* peuce ill the Leugue of Nn I mn *and dineusseH Jui'Bti’s light I" regulate immigra timt laws and other domestic Tho only wuy to quit suy habit is ^ter. Doctors disagree. affuirs of the United States, --------- -the C z ech oslova k newtqiuper Tr, bunu brag* with goo*i reason about the power of the "J.ittJe Entente.’’ Czeelto-Sfnval.ia. Jugoslavia and I LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL Rumunta have 100,000 sol^iei* among them. They could mobilize 3.000,000 .in ,-lmrt notiee. Sandhurst, the British West Mis. tv. Livingston Rowe Schuyler, Those little nations, very hard Point, where about WI0 gentlemen , commission,,! by the Daughters of ul'* i,ut very brave and not will- cadets are turned out yearly f o r ; the Confederacy to make the prvip;r to stand any nonsense, arc ear- 1the _.various branches of the mili- rental ion, told the assembled ca­ ncst seekers of loans from the Uni- tary eef^ice, has done great honor dets that the reason Robert E. Leo) m 14MARSE ROBERT” IS HONORED ted States. Perhaps the bujt'.w iy to an American soldier in unveiling for the United Stalins tu encouYagt* in its halis a bust of Robert E. Lee. England ha« honored Washing­ pence in Europe would be to stop ton, whose ancestral home, Sullending money to Europe. grave Manor, now is preserved by Distribution of Ge^ptun bonds In nn international association. Likethin country will cause many wise has dune Lincoln honor Americans owning the bonds'to in -'b y erecting in one of her cities a terest themselves in European *f« Barnard statue, the twin o f that V n e Public Lifairs. 'Eumpenn securities lace an No American, howevptercurigl. At pt\: jtpinute a ngr Tofe been recognized cloud aa big u* tr might cause th ___ _ ,J ( * W f oi bonds to crumble. alke’a original bjjtfct .in Euroi in rarities, federate Mu«htm ut Klchi ppap N) h ■ JL*M ?u» • 5a 1he secret of successful regularity. jgpg Any person who will adopt a of saving a regular sum at regular! vals if only a dollar a week,—will” the habit of saving-. held such an exulted place in the! heart* of both the Northern nnd : Southern people today was his stcadfust adherence to what he ! thought was right, brushing aside ' P’ wcr und glory in his endeavor to make right prevail. That was the real Lee. Sandhurst enshnnus him as a soldier, but his native land know> and lovas him not only as a great military leader and as ati educator, .but aa Lee the Christian gentleman tvhuse sclf-soc 1 A COMMUNITY BUILDER rifieing and human qualities were 8 . ' n | / and. atili ar»<a shining example to S ' ^ P - F O S T E R , P r e g i d e n t B. F. W H IT N all familiar with bis spotless life. Szpa8Hiais«i«BIMl!1„ „ . _______ To save, when the habit is one jj cjuired is as natural as breath in## a final reward is financial indepenclc1 �._ Lutheran Funds To Be Collected A n d Handled by Laymen W hat MX Neighbor Says ...Good water la eHsen^at to good health and Van Tie had *by phoning phone 60, Silver Lake Springs Co. Adv. — t ■ 1 ■»« ' it ; *■ Is of Inter, at to Sanford Folks. When one hns had tho misfor­ tune to suffer from backache, head­ P h o n e : R ea. 42 5 CHICAGO. Oct. 28.— To apply aches, dizziness, urinary disorders business methods to the collection nnd other kidney ills—and has will your Father forgive your tres­ and handling of church funds is found relief from all this sickness passes.” PERSONALS So yoti see It Is no small thing the task which hns been undertaken and suffering, that person's advice •\vipv r n o r titK r t m n itt" for any mnn to harbor nngcr or by the Laymen's Movement of the is o f untold value to friends and I George L. Haynes, of DcU nd, malice or hnrd feeling against any United Lutheran Church in Amer­ M n llM cr D u l l s « l -ItOO. neighbors. Tho following case is I am not authorised to ica. Interesting results important K v r u l m r nl r IOil ; a w«ck-end visitor in Sanford, other. only one o f many thousands, but it |registered at the Valdez Hot*] preach any softer doctrin^, and to other church organizations have TOD A » should not be doing nty duty to the been attained. „ --------Methods which is that of a Sanford resident. Who Dun Sherwbod, o f Sarasota I *, ■day i *• - t.n i ’ r. E. H. Brownlee and J. \V. pulpit if I declared other than this. would be helpful in similar move­ could ask for n better example? tty; Christian En- spent Monday ih Snnford on busi Corley leave Tuesday for Lakeland It is a hard struggle sometimes to W. A. Sanford, plumber, 408 ment* in other churches ure explain H i pds. Presbyterian ness. 1 1" attend the Presbytery. forgive when wc iinvo been griev­ id in the report of J. L. Clark, of Holly Ave., says: "I had kidney ously wronged; but wc rrlust con- A Idan I, Ohio, chairman of the complaint, and my hack ached so Club; hostess, A. P. W fttklnv of Nashville, j Mrs. Mrs. Alice badly I couldn't stoop. I hud dizzy Alice Hall, of Orlando, quer nnd so have the ministry, o f m leholder; 8:30 p. m. spells and felt; generally run down > ‘q'onl Sunday in Sanford the guest the Holy Spirit or we rhall not be Bent of Woman’s Sanford calling on local trade. I and tired out, I doctored but didn't i " f Mrs. J .^ L Robson. able to come before God's altar, o r 'L l « T U U U K I D U I V ” A Story of Primitive, Rugged ■ stess, Mrs. Endor I pet much benefit. 1 used Moan's; --------- to prny or to expect forgiveness f o r j he I tlE, ll ILL D IL L I Southern Mountain Folk. 3:30 p. m. , Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Walker mo | Pi'ls and they completely cured I Frank Getspr, advauco agent for our own Sins. Tliis tsrupglc is u, I 'A T I I E N E W S . T O P IC S O F T H E D A Y nesdsr tored tn Winter Garden where the) Sells Kioto Cirrus, is registered at vital thing in the relation to Jesus If,, I me." (Statement given March 22, L f M. E. Church; spent u pleasant Sunday. Tomorrow and Thursday. Thomas Mcighan In tin* Valdez Hotel, while in Snnfoni Christ. May God give us power to j> . jlie Went, Sanford "TH E ALASK AN ” . on business. overcome it." in tiiianeing its local, national nnd I . °.n * !'bn.,“ [ y “ » Stafm. Mrs. D. T. Phllynn left Monday 1-r.ig.i program. A concerted ef- , ‘ r‘‘ My cu,‘‘! ,lnB 1 , 0 1»«-| istefses, Mrs. Grae for her home in Gainesville nfter ;i Miss Mntnl Tyre nnd Miss DrtituCHOIR REHEARSAL »t home o f ' Mrs. I" f has iieen made to eliminate dif- ! 11 plensant visit with her parents, M r., Roberts motored to Orlando SunhOc, at all dealers. Foster-M il-1 There will be n rehearsal o f the fieitliies and stimulate congrega­ and Mrs. \V. A. Zachary. day, spending a pleasant nfter* Methodist Choir, Tuesday, Oct. 28, tions to pay their apportionments burn Do., Mfrs., BulTnlo, N. Y. fndar ,, noon with friends. hostesses, Mrs, at the home of Mrs. Torwllllger, in I .dl. R. G. DnVpy left Sunday for lathe and Mrs. Walker 70'J Oak Avenue ut 7:30 o’clock. .'spi akers have been sent through Mohopac, N. V. Mr. Ihivvy's home: R. A. Marqunrdl, of Chicago. 111.,! lerntion. 3:30 p. in. mi! the church to show ita members burned recently and the Dtp 'representing S ^icty llrnmi rioUie's:j m *mhvr '* urgeA lo bc ,,rC!" er; honoree, Miss was ■■•— It I, ■ I_. ■... _.... _. a— ,._ , a . — _ . * ■* "bat the organization is doing spent the past few days in Sanford, |?tc*s. Mrs- Arthur will bc a business trip. through addresses nnd the use of --------. 'stopping at the Valdez Hotel. | FORI MYERS PROPERTY true; K P- ni. «•' vim: pictures. Croups of strong '* ^ ‘i n 111 *" ',H,ny tl it. h vvm.L.... .... I / ... ............. thin, ruin im nj»|utito and twin* lido* Wc cnrrv in stock Ihc lending varieties of GAR­ Mr and Mrs. L. Derby have „ ty J lu” Sl |. * /* * 1 1 1° i rmikvvnnJ nml ! is Ur ns, jjivj him Mr* lid Party; hostess, .In motored to Sanford Monday! DEN PEAS, including KILGORE'S WINNER, GRA­ 3(iI N inth, where they ; “ . 'u T n ,0 r rod Liver Oil -VSlileU for 3(1 Stukt spent the afternoon returned f .- m t u b a where they creased to the extent o f two r.ttl.1 ized the cull of h,. chur.-h for (lHy, n„ (, wlth p|easuri, ,l<lW I shopping. PHS, THON. LAXTON, LITTLE MARVEL, nnd the r|H'ht the past two weeks...... j” > -h ion dollars since last year, accord- fir os. Mure than nO.OtHt copies uf |he gains in weight, strength and mg n delightful vacation trip. TALL nnd DWARF TELEPHONE. J’i.rtv Mrs. Paxtng to the 1P2] tax hooka which boon lot - explaining (be work of I , 1(r,ir f ro„ , ,|ay tl) ()ny_ E. P. Baldwin, of New York, rep­ lontc of Mrs. II. Ii. have been turned over to the-.cmm- tin i it.itch have been dtstriliutwl. t sixty tablet*, (to ,\.„U at J. f . resenting Sweaters, was Mr itml Mrs .1, It. MacDonald . . .Urndlcy i , 1, > in, , . i ty corn miss iuihts nnd accepted by T bi -e oic accompanied by fiOOJMll Denn Co. or Bower's Pharmacy or motored to t o 1[bt.m M E. Church; the city Monday calling on local ami Jack MacDonald m.,t,.icd u , h„ wt, , (hu ,K(ok„ I'b'lge cutds. any druggist anywhere nml if they clothing merchant*. jOakland Sunday where they spent thllt laxi.s Wfre pill<) „ „ L n f , nultt. I bo l.iitbi 'runs are striving to ilon't help, get your money back. -PIIONE 248 W E I .A K A H D 1L D 1N G ---------a delightful day. mobiles in Lee county in 1024. ind'ico laymen o( tinnsual ability in I ti y t re stir..it i anted Hnd as easy Library Mr. nnd Mrs. M. A. Bonnefontl,1 tl*business and profesaionnl to lake as landy. Ask for Mr- ■ ■■oaR aH aB D aaasB aaK B aaE annnaaaB aH B B aaaB naaH B H arfH lt i of Hamilton, Dltio, were g ifs t* of | W. B Messenger, o f Jacks,mville, ASKS HEIM t I ION lU DGET w Lit. t<, give some of their abili t'oy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets the ________ ________ the Montezuma Hotel, while in San-1 who came Saturday niglit to at ORLANDO. Oct. l.i.- The City 1 I'ei <nabty and otgimizing and m ig-n.ii hii I genuine, I 'ilfW jug .d The Progress fold Monday en toute to Miami. tend tin* funeral of hr* father. <!. '• i:11- 11 u!lVo skill to the erection D. R. Munk, 330 Spring St n et, D * i i 3 i i i i i n r . z a n i m i x i i i i i i * i a i * i x * i n B i * B i * M U j U i n "|ub of Sanford ft* --------1W. Messenger, left Monday after- < mu miss iom-is have been askctl t o ] 11 n ' t "iii found,.! ion i I the Lull; New York, wntes: “ I tee! sure .■pprove plans to reduce the city I«'..itrr House Tues- I A. P. Watkins, of Nashville,. noon for his home. that McCi-y’s ( oil Liver Oil Tab­ budget by more than $3110,000, lltej an i bur: h in A inn lea. |o'clock. lmjiortant Term., prominently connected with lets were instrumental in restoring tnenihers tire rc- the Dnvis-Dckle t'igar Company.' Mrs. A. R. Key left 1iie»dny for amount in excess of the anticipated ’ my boy to his normal state." revenues for the fiscal year. It is I is spending several days in Sanford. 'Orlando where Dr Ingram will re, ItSHY. t hnirntan. the city auditor, the guest of the Valdez Hotel. Jmove la-r tonsils Mr- Key vnll be 111 , 11 ‘ 111 ______ , invuv about a week. Mr Key accotn in submitting the proposed cuts. l l i unt i f ut ISuililing L o ts loiitU ’ti in liu 1 iigst tvsitlcn ce HONOR ROLL jtrunmpfl tlir fi|furt*h pn'vii»u*<Iv nl Mr. and Mrs. Jack i.ightner and panted Mr-. Key to Orlando. m ‘ i" .ii>;t o f S im fo r d fo r $ 100.0 0 ca sh nrwl brother. W, 11 Lighti.iT. and fa.nilv.' b.M.-i I.*,, ativ.dy to the various $10,00 P er M ou th , Clyde A lift'd returned Sunday ' -'*'1 O. , ollmi: alar h<in«r roll of the won* cniortainiNl most •h,h^ht(uily Skinny Kids Need Cod Liver Oil 5 G A R D E N PEAS K I L G O R E SEED C O M P A N Y OtNil ft i the I at th<* winter hnin«'of Mr. anil Mr*. - rn*fii An aiii*i whi m hi* well a - si*v the f ig ur e - *eventh him I 1 IL\ - KS ian!, d "■ tli In ir .1 E. Crnig, of Jiu kvinville, cm .suiting engineer for the city, i f spending several days in Sanfmd |,in bimilH-K*. teglklered at tile M<•11 tvzuinn Hotel. all tin friends i i- m our great f i.ar husband ( iina h needisi , _____ _ c t 2d. I forced to make Ibis pc all t III- III! tin oil |rqil'st nv i ,*n nmg I r i . pit s of The l!,. ,,ioi.,| Ill Olid .I n. .......... mu ' i puny ha* not il n d t k. ,, i.l, nnial of " .v stall map lieials In • 11ini I't. Si iiI> on ,i has 11■ 1 ' , i.itosi i -»in* of ib. Flo: ida granted speeial trite-. of one u?..l I 1* '* o up ha ] rov I'd I I I....... re n l'"Wer- .1 \ Uhnfiel'l. a nephew ii.ni' tin It tegular tut, I n the round |?* 'I l t p'pubii piddi atioii ever tiip In 1 allahassi *! nmg o ■ week • *’ •f the lute \ K Fewer- i ' Amen tin -■ ati* I be -lippl, lor In I'll t .ite* w'll *• ‘ e |cun i onstil t" * uba, and lui“ "'Hen of November leg I !al 'll i a ; pi. pi al,- i I appl) tn all {-' 11' i 11 1.i 11 •i>1 1 > mill in ( w b" 1 ‘ ve-iti-il in Sanford when lie m Seal ;ii,| pn|oi> iii in .in i and \l.i Fifte e n acres gonil t ’elery Itttui tut D ix ie llig in v a y . I 'l nc (- V' e - dr* Ig tied t. Vegetable* Season Ke!i-I,liable Prices KOY AL I’ l.M IT CO. 3 3 n -< t \\ « PHONE |cut outlook on this matlm . - Due ! the weight of their argument* and •great Roman die tutor. Sulla, w ho i mfluem >• tn getting his heart right l flourished about the year It'd B I' . ll h, will not listen to these I,Itlig I xvi nt so far as to boast that he hud |,im to the , hutch As a lust resort. |dune more good for his fiteitd- and jet turn be a- a heathen and a pub , more harm to tils enemies than any p an before you \ cry well, whit other malt. He even caused this as shall your attitude lowatd him then sell loti to be blazoned on Ins t»mb h e ’ If v.,u follow Jesus, you know stone. This ntlitude was typical of |vi t al His attitude was. You remain otiier great pagans of .olden times, her wtiat men said that He wanot only kings nnd emperor*, but I the fi ii-nd of puhlicmis und sinner*. some of the greatest scholar* of , \ ,u know Ills attitude He loved these d a y s __statesmen, philuso j them and prayed wltti and for them, phers. poets and orators, Greek* He sought to do good by and for um] Romans alike . . . . them He forgot their wrongs to But Jesus Christ brought u.- a ward Him, in order to help serve , .. 1,. mo which iransfoi m* them and befriend them So should nivv principle, one 1*1*^ Ju*»Weeten ' w’« do (f we shall follow the course Ian, whom he hud thought dead many o hi - ago. ami instantly r, '.gniz, d his In .tlier whom he ha! not heard ft,'III dur.llg tile III."it yea i - A- the sl", y is (old in the St l'» The BUTTERMILK Odot; tells the taste;; V-r <•t 4- If your n.slitls are i logged and your head is stutleri because ” f nasty catarrh or a cold, apply a lit tie pure, antiseptic (ream into y.iut , nostrils It penetrate* thiough every air passage, soothing and healing swollen, intluin'd tnem Franc*mill >< uget instant relief, Fry this, tint asmall bottle of lily'* Cream Balm at any drug store. Y'our clogged nostril* open right up; y our head is clear; no tS £ ® i 2 S S ?• a . « « rV: if* • . w i - s ^ !#: 'T * ■ iriw r Skmj TH EM S e m in o le F e e d C o . HIKING Hi.. NORTH ELM f f- •> + >■ ■ • v + y + + -4--M- + + * 4-4-4" + ++ + 4' I* is the foundation on which t <* the business of the Yvorld is | built. Don’t neglect your foundation or your business will, topple over and be picked up in pieces T, your creditors. I I <> :t * k j i M I lu.xayul 0, iaS. . ■1*4 ' ;ir* Jlilt.f I c*‘i <A- ,4s' ' ]'*-'J v '? *z n'n' *..■:( ,*»W- SUfO .’x *,W». fljili’ , if, til__d -1^ 'o' TT /a■ t rxi i'4 , • .. . ; , . v ’ ■ • -J 1 A.dial - ■F-K-A-y+ + + ♦ + ■(■+ + ♦ ++♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦♦♦ + •>♦+ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦' v -s-:■+■r- *r-r 4- *:-++*s-t-■!•- s - y ++3*+++4-++++4*4*^ ♦♦♦ ■, X TIRE SALE r‘ •- ^ * A correctly b a la n cetl r a t i o n i* o f v ita l tniporlanct* t o E G G jiru iitn ! mn. "H K D COMB FEEDS t ill i h c hill. F E E D j Advertising ° r, ',J‘ u,riihK' ' ,,u" ' he stuffine.., dryness. quarrel followed, and me inner wuie.r X * . jj |Such treatment may soften out 'tiled of suspense, packed his belong !h ! luw'°of life of the Christian? brother's heartFirst seek to do ; m g. and departed for other parts Vouf hru)lh dl.|)pnds „ „ j This ouastion waa nut to Jesus. WeTry by goodness, kindness ; of the world It was nut until he walor. Thore is none better than , . g , 2 » J H » L i i « W P,fhi u shall love and niervy to win him back This is |met In* brother here that a word Silver U ke Springs t o. wate, h ,f U kke 'T A .thy v T J i I,, the plan of Jesus We want toe be j had been him. which you can get by calling phone 2 440' r«S r, 0. 1.1.1 the fm* first nlace place. , ^ H wentheard West,from thence to At60.—Adv. III the kchnnd, thou shalt love t the Import Imnort 1back to Mexico, and into„ l*» neighbor ■ und on these two points'! x',..v Now ,.u uMml word nhmit about the . . .later . , hang all the law- and the prophets., unce of this coifrso. Thi. ia not |.»*«r*lrr «'untry qf Mexico. »• SELL RENT Should "rem em ber UU* Jm ething which can cither be done .p o th e r , believe Krovidenc. brought BUY j So we ______ ( ' l e a n — Hr lm Ir 8 ur k ft undone if one's will so di-Dbem together here. j all comes down to love towurd rcct* Il is not that nt all. You re I *Mr i , r *. George Sisler have TYPE W R IT E R S our fellow men. member in in aiuu. Mutt. *«• 18 : 23, *«• 24, mi the p a r-1«»>e ovnjrimse name is AlVu. o ettititfip towurd menioer II. S. BOND sub So, you ' “ l *“ d«' , . b ! . of th . king who forgave PaiiforU Itunk & Tr u s t , Coniinili! others is important, in more re ject a great debt, out of rontpesI’ hr.nc 33S spoctn tliun one. You take the case sion for h im -a n d that this same Try Sulphur On o f your mother: You know that Kubj w-t immediately refused to An Eczema Skin ~ your love for her ha. a great Hkc consideration for a fel­ on what you do. And your mother, ^ Mrvant who t)Wcd him B niuch Any breaking out o f tbc skin, also know your love for your child ^ w ) ,er dcbt You recall the fact even fiery, itching eczema, can be! I » y a p p l y i n g .Mcu-1 Cut pricea on ail aitua United affect* anything and every K (biit tbe unmcrclful subject was ouickly overcometo: the child does. Jesus was = brought before the king and tho-Sulphur, decUrea a noted »kin I States, 1‘cunsylVania. Federal, Vik» » nt ™ i in by li Is love toward men. mcu. He s ; M>t by bini as. punish punlsh- specialist. Because o f its germ dc- ! « • ‘‘•J him iato into prison a $ 6.95 straying properties, this aulphurjOy X d '/j ^ia steps. If i ___ t > (lu bi# |,tck compassion, ai-k o0ff conmuuion. Ishowz you how fringe asked us to follow in lli* preparation instantly brings ease 3 r » y T ltb tS we do .0 this will at once help whkn ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ nned $ 1.75 I*ffactively and yet so from akin irritation, soothes and g*<l T u b e s another has done ua wrong. * 1.99 ‘ haLit ii ft against God, we, who have tram­ il f" $16.00 med on Ilia love, our grievances IED {gainst a brother are h small Alng veil . Zj4 ^ comparison and w^'m uet f o r f ly e that tha white un- brother has ought against thfe, r* thtough: <Uta' aliia. leave th tfe thy g ift before the altar them or Ha wUl pot forgive ua. ■ * and go Ihy wey; >f f r 0**™ Matthew 6H5: “ Bat if. ye forgive and one it Hk* ' [ 3U E t«t Second Street. , "o . "ri |I(J| h.nfnrd AVmne i^ e s s s ODOR is a part of Palatability ( ream dears A Stuffed-Up Head All ‘ WANTED Buy a ( LARK JKYVFL (Jas Bailee at Ball Hardware ( l. i-tmig Iiidepiiidi'ii!, the broth, wrte happy back m those days , ' long ug.> until they met a eertuu young woman w ho later his am. 1Mrs George Sisler She thought a great deal <>f both ol them, nnd jthey were both deeply in love with hoi. Then one day Allan, 22 y< a r ­ old at thul time, requested Gemge to accompany him to the young wo man'* home uml let her say which J», “ rc she would marry. George retimed. * '>■ i " H H *IB B B B lt«lB B B B B B B B B B B »B B B B t1 B B *B B a B B »B B n a B B B B B B «*» Ball Hardware Co. Iffe I sed pdively u t R E A L E S T A T E A N D I N S l ’ ltA N C E — o l It K r,K|-2 FIRST NATION \L BANK HLIHI Simmons Siheria ItefriR'erators Brothers Reunited After S e p a r a l i o n Of Twenty Y e a r s * -.3 l E. F. L A N E Ni' y l ♦I* U fnirrn I n)«iti I II i;s D \\l VI,E SI II MIAMI n,* ;■* Job,, \| \ N Oi'I'OR 11 N 11 Y T,< buy your old 1 .t'nluie j lei. ha- lilt ti »tnl again .1 the > ItD'h . IIn n iim-l inn*l of D'o-e for t'asb we....... .. nl a bless At tbe I’ renUyteJiiin Chprfb Sun (,d \!i..,hi .*ml and :be •I Hod | Lepd < ul" f.u TB'SIII'YV • ’’■ii nut, nun daa.ag ija.i.nt far an th. r nr,- ol ta,ind f'",:. • • map' [dav evening « lurft crowd hearjiihave com, under my eb,*r scruim* panv ffm, ff "m You so trie bnrgains tn good in fir x wIt.i b I i liula w is -m1 jiufd *In r«. >ce \S M, *>enger. 1»r. Hrovvidee'* sermon on th" Duty I have n„t found per feel ion kbit teen ( Son -an | . i |).. b j.’ t fell’d Vt lull I , ’ Wns will billfi , or Ilie Necessit y of [ <1 M-b usually hll >fi eng, i of Forgiven, baseball gat", at Koval I’nln map •«i:>-d la'I Vi-hi vim. palli-'i IT I .M I t HE. Iln Script M r i I'tii 1 i f ' 14J11’ I HMfMcuhjit 111-- l i cet !' orgiv elte.-s. ! 'a r k nl'. aI a \ i , ago I’h b .1 nnd paid I >i with I uni a p|U o mgs wet, from I tom the l be Fifth and F.ieh High i. my ft mud*, win, 3 * nrn|dart I wilt allege. it [mill ' Pih Im. l fl-I , if I*• VAil pi u,ted b\ I p,. |. _•I-In' .ii , t •i IIn I ’ S L D n U N iT T ’ IU. CO. teeulb • hapteis of .Matthew, tm>"! t u t t fit 1 It \ ^J iM ii..x • .1' |at •oout "f a g i n ull lit. , t ■i Ii.. 'I'm us to e x a m i n e n.hi o w n ln.it i times quoting .Ir-u* a* the highest iTioite .’»2H. IlnM EM \K IN€i III * . fn. | 1 O X III ■ «! a III I ol tb Je s us s a y - g o Hill'll that o ne w h o . ' i 1 1 . h i 1 11 m i 1 11 , t n 11: o n now 1.11 aulhonty on the subject I be s< r Id . h w,r , 1 1 Wclitlt.i Itiiildim : lias w m u g r d y mi. ami be teviuictb I i ., ■ ! 9iii.il tti.il the supply wa,* i pi ,., iniat. v \ e n u r s e in mol, follow* in part r.. to 1 hi lit ft ••m .. tin k. to him. In.If enoi.gii i .. hi, > t itn .Ii .n..ml E » n ailitrii to thi* bill "I want to * per, k (o y oil toliigbt I"-,- of i -Mt 1\i l||ll*Di h I 1 the till lUlllll p, Inat N..w noti tin l ' l i hapt er U bat 1 <h'portun fm a tew minute oil tin teaching i.i.i" 1*r» 11 it' 1C •» h.3 ii O le , , w l,-,.lu.. . I I ll. dl till., ■iDlinUHi 4'11 ll V VV. ol Jr mi* in leg.iid to fn ign em -* 1I - bal l In' m u al l ,1 mb t o w a r d 1 ,*rgiv 1L' ) t.. I. . «in. t t' i on 11,.. im , in>. 1. . .I (I., , , •111 11 • t-imi Mil Th** wrong* whit li may tiuv, been done m g l ! i " - r w o o ha v, t r a l i ' g r e - s, d '■ ’ J.." H h .il If t It, V ‘ ■ng of i ■p:> to a|| : |n p111,1a tno i e limit o n . . *’ I ' e i . r wauti-d i>> 1n init i Lf> •■UJH 3 ( • D' to itU ppr^uri * 1 us by our fellow limn Y "ii re -. 11.*,,|s n 1 'al. .,; j...| t .. 1 in '»"1.1 li . , d * \ ft r • ' o ' " asul i mi l * member tins k u i , ■-1 kmgivrtiess kio w that l ‘ < tot a*ke.l J e * u - bow l , ,1 < t’l pot' nui t o Mn n n !„ i ,.| - u at h.t vI hi rn vn tin* been ineluded Ml Ibe *«-lf ' each litany Ittiie* a hi n i h i l ma y be par i It ut - in . a. ii - l ... <| V ml ( i t*]jinninix W.ll In. lion'll f i 1 n ill tip agalli-l one .le­ |< v|n i ii-ii, ed leaeber lng , iu 11mod in mn v,iii I ilu- year, as hiisw. i.d Inui-nml w, i. -. hi o11 1 n. Ibis i a, I i id evenly live* and lire matter is one 1 would like l !„ t out ii i j.i i, w.-ii a t.l Io mi’ po* - and of her elans seven." 'sol meaning liletally Ibito see handled from cvriy * bn-tiaii i i n - I , in 1 m n in " late liumbei n| |i oi of i oir-e, but u|1hiluii n i lot lies. 11u1]»it ut ■'Hiiir firm1, o.i I ill’ otlgil flit : 1 lng Ibis i- an Irxpri'ssroir to show |li tl milluifry, A , I always >yinpalhu«‘ with that ihc I tar l hrisluiti -pint will ilk w. i oil the sta! welfare is also bc- i mttn who bus been wronged, where impose in. Ittit't on the number of mg toi maps nml dHutled mfoima 'feelings have been tramped on nml times a biotin i -ball In- f irgiven ti-oi ul...nl l be state's le-.iiilii . Jlos ibl III Il'S, etc | — 'bruised—and we realize the ( And so He lay - dow n lire w,,inlet fill ST I'E'i ERSHCRG. Fla t ligle which followh in tlieir mhiD has , ruli> IK ]f, IK- |„ q ,rg (. „nd Alluti Sisler, brotbt I'.era Use ol I tit wide out of state I ' |ii natural tendency toward animus 11 has <h;irl> tmllmi'il what onp i*^ m e ie.iutli 1 hire aflei a tweiit- di.-tribnli-'ii ,.( tit. map, it i* do ! ity. ft i* difficult under stn h , tr- t«* (i«» when a 11\ man bn** iluiir ii^ yeals' separalmri brnuglil alnnll to. flu Ted by ot!|, la k tu be one ol l ho j cumslanccs in keep a g lip “ ii •ne s v\ri<n>f Firht. r M t<» win him a quin rel over a young v. unati in be-l form- of ilisseiainut log a. j feelings and to have a proper spirit ymirxclf, ihhI i*Nta!»iish plriiMtnt n II'el I boll e |n»n of I].,y ntnii. Mn n curate and substantial informal ion, + + -y'>+ 4"H' + + + 'H' + + + ■!•+ ♦•}■+ + + + + + •>•><■4 . o f submission to the vvill of Jc?u*. lation* again. Do rml upbraid him The reunion l* a about Florida that is now used in s-v-t-y -<*-t-h--i-<-tnustvri to inqutiie.-i sent in fn,m al. | We must consider forgivenc** as ^|,ut treat as a friend and brother, unexpected 'a law of the world, but in the day Failing in thi*, take two or three George, a lie -t rolled idling < ett ( at!'’ i f the t tilled Stales and ( . 1of Jesus it was an innovation 1he others a* witnesses of your effort tial Avenue a lew days ago. mi ( min. who go to add ,(i nly onmt lace to face with M .ancient pagan wot Id had a differ- I _ mutual friend* I 1 $ 1,100 DAILY Ft i.it.x and *p • j Out L<’t on S m ih in l A v im iu i *. n in n iitg Ih ro iiR lt i'nlm ot to AvuritU' S ize fift y l y two iu tm irc tl fo rty eight fi'ct. Price only Fresh Oysters I .' It V 11- . .'Ii.pl ‘ •lv ex ' d in HI lie 11 : til-. and till pel 1 wb, now ilc-ln low map. ,t t ■ I i'!'J of |-1.>v» i - i-i'i - 1 wall III i tl.r next ,-dll mn ' i--,ied. I" .ddy it. .Iniiuiirv, F.'Jd. unless ____ HEARD AT Til K Cl 11'U( MIES Next to Valdez. 1' 1 v • Lave tio i",t| » today". Na- , i tli ,a Mayo, ei inmj>*ioiie, ,,( a g n — iy. Hilly Mungrme; ,,any, in *pendmg several day* in [ Mr-. .1 V Wh.ifield and baby. of hrlniH Lowe; third Sanford on bu*im***. registered nl , Malanza . Cuba, are expert, d t<> Hutehm-on; fifth the Montezuma Hotel. |arrive in Sanfmd Tue*,lny f'*t an SinrletnFy; *ixth _____ I 1iintf vn-i’ with Mt- A K Sewell. suggested I Al l \ll \SyKI . Fla . *> t 28. Inm , :i-vortlinir to ^ Nomiht. at ( *HSNitihii/fi. tt*i! i i .it tlu\ w ith Mi '* H>t4 wlm ju>t In re Monday underwent a <■1 at ion. ; Lee .1. Cullen, of Miami, repr i "i- f*erguHon, renting Florida ( ilie* Finance Com Special Bargains Supply o f State Try Smith’s Barber M a y s Exhausted, Shop for pood barber HSays Commissioner work. Ladies welcome. f or . illil fi a ♦ ♦ ^ 4 ,;ity bV.‘ t -zflf 21F- 1■ rr, u. i -*4a' ____ 1 tfrj �2 8 ; 1TJ24 X? ' ^'■■B r i t b v* I A Young Stribling in School r NOVJ NW.FUOOCE* TELL THE JOOH VOHAT WOO KNOW ^ ABOUT THIS TROUBLE / SETVjUEEW NUTMEG / f V ^ A N D ’^ I S WIFE r WELL M 'SEE ATTORNEY “ IT W A S LIKE THIS TUB NUTMEG Gu n n c a s e M o -ro o j \ SPEAK TO ^ TH E JURV - THE UJOMEW/ TO MOOR S LEFT!'. / n S lW W itnesses FOR T H E p l a in t if f Diambia Mentor and Former Head Coach at Harvard is Stricken With Acute Indk gestion on Football Field Oran'jc Illossoms Will Have Formidable Opponent In Team Which Plnyetl la. S. U. To Scoreless Tie Contest g & E W YORK, OcL 28.— Percy D. . . Haughton, head football coach at , Columbia University, founder of the fam ous "Haughton system,” nt dsf’wfetst; 4, Harvard and generally rcgnrdcd on . .one o f the foremtmt exponent* o f 'the gridiron snort, died Monday Afternoon nt St. Luke's hospital, oho hour after ho was stricken ■-* with acute indigestion nt linker r.;, - Field while directing the work of K ^hhi.aquad. . __ His sudden death came two daya after the Columbia eleven had administered o crushing defeat to \ Williams College, which wns tnk- j ■* 'an ad prtfef by critics that Hmighi1 ton had installed a football system ‘ at .Columbia destined to rivul liis " , form er success nt Harvard where hit teams from 1U08 to HUG ranked , with the best in gridiron history. The fatal nttnek interrupt- >1 the ’t-v flrat practice which was to piepare his squad for its real test .next Saturday nt Ithaca against ^Cornell. Army nnd Dartmouth ; ■ were also on the most ambitious :.^*chedulo with Columbin and at: \"tempted since football bad been rc.vised at Columbia in 11*15. ; Went to Columbia in 1923. jftvj1.)i'. Haughton came to Columbia in njApril, 1923, Inking charge of the . • spring training of that season. His contract wns said to have been for r ; $16,000 a year, thought to lie a rec­ ord price for a football coach. '■' P rior to his advent nt Columbin the '-fo o tb a ll teams had been o f medio, f h a new coach worked slowly to ;."' ifre caliber. install the fundamentals. His sucs - .cewi last year was fair nnd bis • • 1D24 squad wns only promising. Thu early games o f this year, particularly the HI to 7 defent nt Pennsylvania t w o w e e k s ago, . ■shewed some improvement, hut in i the Willinrns game the Uuliinihin eleven displayed n powerful nttnek i i. which proved to he the hig surprise o f tho present season and heavy City News . With possibilities. H aughlon’n reputation ns a fool Paragraphs hall-conch was established at, liar Yard University, where he took RuvMUTffe o f another niling football , situation in 100K ami built ni> lb ‘•'moat remarkable system known to t W gahie game Up tip to that period period. From * tno 'the time thnt his touching look Imld ! *■ ‘ until 101(1, when he loft, the lint 1 p i ® ▼ord elevens were among the must form idable in tin- east. Ills I'.'l I >v. , ■ and lit 1f, teams mlniinistered t.• I Yale the most crushing defeats ever "ireceived at the hands of her Lam j&'v bridge rival. ■ Ilaughton Tenins Famous. Haughton coached tennis were Sr ’ fam ous for their mastery o f the R , intricate details of the garni*. The t)l II t H I M D' ! D T , modern scouting system who h him II ami I.". '. \\ ight to U ■/ , been so general Iy ailopteil ns to W a t soli. 0 *. -lu m p.*, lit it t i l l Kbecome an accepted phase of the tow lislii p 1!• ■ Lit h o f I'li ng i aport, was first introduced 'on a , , broad scale by Haughton. On tin* i ^ j field his methods reached the effl 1 * 1 dency of business. He maintained | S I A I Iv— Cl H M ) I M IA SI S i»r Italpli F St, t liiuis, puli'-ton . * » gcnernl supervision o f the work K and acted upon reports brought lliiilding, I'by m >iiia. $lf..2h. tleo. Wiistnitgi ,n Price, I B . from a s t a ir of assistants who were I d ml Mercjiai s entrusted with the detailed in- Mum oe Hoad l. atruction. When he left Harvard in llHfi to I.tncoln tliiilai k , i > pre* - and '.(lb ’ become president o f the Itostoa St.. Itetnil Mereli:.nt, Si.7.r>, s National League baseball club he Itotumio U.iiN|.:ui) 'A. lull St t o t ’ . ►Was generally regarded as the mosl Hot ail Mei t limit. i t >fc successful football couch of the de­ f . W. Stoke-, K I t Street. It cade. lie resigned the presidency tail Mereliatik, f2n.uo. o f tha Braves in HUH to enter the W, Stokes, W. let S ii eel, It. - •aryice as a major in the army taiiriint. y , 7a, '? chemical corps. After tin- wur he .1 It. l.uw‘.'.op, Heal I. tat. Agt f became associated with hanking in y tcrests In Boston, where Ills home 1 it. TheBc were maintained at the Cl n 1.11 FN.SKS ISfit I II lim e o f bis death, ns llaughimi IJol iindn A < ••., U . t'l b SI 11i I I ’ spent only the spring and fall with tail M. 11 ha at 8, mi ; the Columbia team. t.menln tin 11in k ( \ press A V. Haughton was a football i ml and •llll captain o f the 1HU1I baseball nine nt It* Lull M. I ll.i! I. I I. . i i , Sat. i l .iiid llli y Harvard. He also was head roach i at Cornell University for two KetiilI M. 11ii.ml, * nil TlWrs. * •• £ Let's see now. in Detroit, some­ body shot o Chinese laundry man Instead o f cutting bis throat with HI il D IM . 1‘ l.lt MI I M. M iiiaiil, (ini ,Sim \ (iarag. 28.— (Special) — Whnt is lining termed The Rattle Of The A ge” will be fought out on Stetson's football gridiron next Saturday afternoon between IxjuIs * Inna College nnd Coach McQuil­ lan's Stetson cloven. To date neither team has been scored upon, which means that blood will be in the eyes of some 22 players when the whistle blows at 3 o’clock. team is one of Itet son's “ i, eight o f the first vnnngstcrs, players being Freshmen, : string r* i • 0PHRIAM FUDDLE IE ON THE St a n d . MOO BET I WITNESSED THE DEG'NNiNG OF I T - AH'. - GOOD MORNING LADIES MOL) LOOK. CH ARM IN G ---- 1 W A S BEST MAN) AT . THEIR W E D D IN G 1.1. N O - N o - N O - L MEAN TELL THE JORW IF MOU W ITNESSED THE BEGINNING o f t h i s trouble, b e t w e e n MR AND MRS. NUTMEG with indications pointing that McQuillan'a eleven will not lose more , than one game, despite the hard j schedule arranged for the Orange J ' Blossom i. ! Louisiana <'allege has defeated I every eleven played (his season, I with the exception o f L. S. U. the i famous I'ollege being rnnehed by Mike Donohue. In this game both j elevens h.iltled four nuarters to ■a scoreless lie of t) to 0. Stct.on went out for big game I (Insseason eliminating a ll i I thought of arranging any light } I scheiiiiic, lie:.ides the Louisiana '•••••o. N'ewherrv College and two |games with the University of Oiu< I Havana has been lined up and sign­ ed for. The Newlierrv game will |h** played in DeLnlld. while the I Havana game is scheduled to ho 'played in Tamila on December t*. See* el pfflet it I will be ill older , |all till - wo.-k, ns tin Stetson men M KM I'll IN. Tenii . Del. 28. 1 lor belii*\t s in keeping Ins home t ;, ne Tiitmev. American light beay.v I town people awns train the work* knneked oat outs fm the tiaion that he Iw- weight t liainpion lievi the fans hecome more * foot­ Hariv I'eley. o f Hut Spring:. Aik. hill an \ loir- ” to attend home in the fir t louiid of a cbeduled in g.oiic The idea has worked won eight round haul here la t night. he ih i lulls in 'In IT- 1 game plaved It* In l Saturday, n one o f the Inig ■iI i i i ro w1 1■ in n long w hile turned in n it f. * the nooning •oiite-t t' of t.iwe v i-ilio - will find . ici-uM I n i v i i 'i l i fu i tii-liing a fin >: ball iu.it in- •’ ni \t Sul in tlo gum, In-iiig without a ni i wm I h atleinliti'* ai au Kimct me « OASI F ltK K iim o * SsCKstOiNCOoRT < ;I ARILS )\ IN c a i i.ismmt;, in.. n,*t. 28.—: IIAI.TIMUKK. Mr., (h i 2h. A foci hall team made mi of United Diicuhl tl. t'at Ison, pit her for the | Stales t i.a l (iuaid defl ated an I'inlniii'lphin National . wits mar 1 i Ieve 11 representing the U. S. S. lied Monday at Altoona near Here, | t uiici id, 7 to il. beie Monday, in a lc> Mis. I. ni Nelson, of Altoona. j game plaved n- a feature of Navy Miss Nelson fiumerlv was a sehoul day act nit us. teacher, * Y' oi i n(Ji rl Freed Of Charge Killiiijur Man the Princess \t ■1 «a "t o h m today .....anti I ■ f a chin re d i ill th e h o l d u p a n d I .11 ,1J(, k i’n kfunl used tl u .c of the f u e i i . t m e t. o f li lm lu m l m his i. g Ol l otus l i l t -• b, agi l tore 1 , |.(„ i. play. " ’Hi Hill Hilly." I . I p. r tad No ye ill hi *1 I lie j o i v | u |,„|, |)Mmei I lira '"■•mm: lh. c valent i r II w .i k , n ! , , , , n., diuii1 ' lit’ > v-tnii.y In m l wav . (i[ having been " ! ■’ ' '* f o il. w ith I lit lh Did -tailed III l b ' l l * o w n IlgliM for y- h" w i g.y a * e p a i a t e M . v ,.,.„| y« j i i - by v a r i o u s m o t i o n * " e v i c t e d o l f m t d> g l v , «i u t u t s- i o n q i a t t i e s i n H o l l y w o o d . I.o d** ar I vuig t to dentil pel dtv ....... ,,'K im h bus bloOgtll to H am.. ,1 i- be foil the la ’ . u I, I|IM| .ustomes ,f ii. " . ni. it I la g. it I. > . ii , I alto i ,• f I in ..tin e tagged, people off ,tile lull*-. ■ i i . i; o l i*ni Ii ..Hiof having , ., , , |, , , , ... ,, . l u o i g e I I, .laik I'ickforit s dll ■ ■ . I'.I di'.t tl.Ht ki1, " ! Ilit-di. .. . ,, tor, mu hoi .raikson, tin* writer, ,‘liul ,la<k '•pel'll weeks of c e n s e l i " I ( 1 1! 1 U P i n Ii, * ' t * 1he t i 11«Iy i.I I lo* various lo *l ora*s .1 a1dl h it h* re at I(1 i8 u cut u< k y s i k1 IIg data, ill oi del to • e tk 'ii'.T iut r t ■1 (o i h. ait ! ( 11 **ent the . luu n< lei s and llnur t■ i I ik. Iiiir-t 1 t *kmg Minoandiiig m a vital, imiiit.il ill. iioilti.ru i o u I , o m i l.illlc Might !■". I . I’avtou a> I*. * T \ppal.u.illc Ifakseli, I lolly wo, d \ lit la. Ima M.iuutaih tht>.ugh th.* fatie leadiiig hidy, was i husen to phi) io .ii: \<iim gap, lliota* . ci \ o'rk, |tip. lead with .lack. Her interprcl 'a . u d in'.. I.akcliam*. I I* mo-.( tatum ol tie- timid. Iiltle hack ..\ .a *i hi. O '. dlu I i . m d d l o i ' ol woods g'lll is p o ltllije d ill M full, the n ip are report, d. Ii i ev- vim m g muiiinu. Frunk laugh. I" * led tl , Shenandoah wdt leach ,taai* iveckho. and Itatph Yearsley horn. Sal ai day a fu iiiooic also have important lades. BY CONDO .— W lT D ^c a h I I F t . T t + c . r e C - ‘ S V 4 N Y T H V Nj g . W O R L D iT f-W T i M A K C b Nt CS, '-t m outh o r e s - r n e t R VvITFI0 O T ^ B o n f s a w w « Jv I ru T H IS S O R I £ <- |T T; A } N O I S ^ y s je .s r - ' m e n . KNOCKING. SS o m e B c r p Y ..' Pipe tobacco that really is pipe tobacco —rich,yet m ild + + Wellmaris Method” does the trick It was Jack’s aim to have the players life like and geminic mi .1 N Ifohimutu, tine St'.iv Jtesi. tiie screen. II. wanted to get away n. I, . u t .'-I •cot, $ Ilia (ill from the usual types that Minn k I..Ini ! ii..mil-, Mtci at lot. t 'range of tui iiiiii h make up ill older to I It’ St ii . l . f 70,(111, KtuLh].* the parts. O r d in a r y Cat f o r p ip es am! cig u re ltra Coarser cu t, too —Rough Cut t I that's why it burns slower and smokes cooler Itough Cut, for pi|H-» uni b e t w e e n HI a n d I I St. , J Mill.It". F I. t rujihj i'li.- Story (iaiagi No tins, n o sir ^ i —packed in fo il ' Kauri I A v e . * Min nil. AN LI0Y O LD H0MIS T O W N *TMIS M A r t l T X T S«COm MD ul^aju r’vt: T»K|N ARE UNDER EXAMiMA-nOrt j \ HOTCl ( V j o iS • » f C A M * ' • ’ N is (id‘N 1(J cv«v t w purcr»v <4 LlNl Ml AJ' Iw fH fhllJ ^ V»0 C l w rr mLa >wc> V' ytjU V#K»I r o MitckiKH NNffcil t*ELb \*A*L a t>^*/y*Je �ISDAY. SANFORD 11 PROFIT D a ily erald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Santord Business Activities of I m p o ^ g j ;- FOR RESULTS Classified Directory H era ld AD RAT12S Advertising B E A U T Y PARLORS -ash i n A d v a n c e o r , * * " ' ™* — copies o f tho paper on the •Moots o f Sanford each nftemoort. Liboral commissions will make it pos sible for hustler to m akci good -----1 ----- -----• _ manager ----earnings. .T he cirulation will be glad to talk the matter over with vou. ________ PREVENTS IN FECTION. ads. w i l l b . i r pafrona a a d e o l(7 l i u w r e l l a t r l r f a r Automobiles Real Estate Houses For Sale Lost and Found Help Wanted FOR S A L E — 3 colored houses and one lot in Georgetown. One block from Celery Ave. Excep­ tional investment. Houses only re* ! built, t o r particulars in* quire nt Baumcl Specialty Shop next to Post Office. Building Material HOUSE BARGAIN FOR SALE. Four rooms, fire place, deep well in kitchen, MIRACLE Concrete Cck, general nnd pum') front screenedelectric porch lights, rcur ' r o ™ tDr 7 . ^ r C . r , o rr0 Ul,rr C o ' " " ' . » ^ n c r call nt Carter Lbr. Co. . FOUND— Bunch o f keys in front I 1(f 317 Palmetto. Owner con have knmc by paying f o r this ad. ^ a 3 5 = g = = a s ^ —: FO R S A L E — 5 room bungalow, near lake. $3250. $500 down. $35.00 per month. FOR S A L E — On Sanfcni Avo., South, Attractive bungalow', 5rooms and bath, garage. Verylarge lot. Fruit trees. Price $42oU. Easy terms. FOR SA LE — 7 rooms, bath. 4 bed rooms. Park Ave. $6500. $1000. j Balance easy terms. j FOR S A L E —5 rooms, bath, ga- j rage. Com er lot. Rent for $ 5 0 .1 i>cr month. $58.00. $1000.00 d o w n .1 Balance to suit. A. P. CONNELLY A SONS 10R .Magnolia Phone 48 Real Estate. Insurance Tn» Touring Touring 4 C oach Em » j specialty . i f Old First N a t i o n a l i.lvbt Ford DO \ 0U W A N T to buy or sell ilapk Building Truck I IH t a r i l'lin r l . anything?” If *0 advertise In Ford _____ _ 10* a liar FL O R IST Truck »l»t.l On* “ Gainesville Sun." _________ 9*1 a l i a r Cab IMy S T E W A R T T H E FL O R IST" __ ___ be a liar T. T. l»U T H U MORNING JOURN AL is the t i o w o r t f o r nil occasions. _________ 4 w a l i ar is;t ; lt<*nulilln 1 ^ -T on i accepted want nd medium in 814 Myrtle. Phone 2 0 0 -W T) P* double above Truck i The greatest discovery in flr-h Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word Ilunabout 1 — 1 ’ "L A W Y E R ,9I:* ^ Kuril nn insertion. Minimum It: —I hmlim* Is thn mirvelnua Bororonc cement work, sidewalks, build- ln,K0 iront screened poren, rear .. . ..IV____________ |*nn 25c. datra a r a for con* Truck nonnng is ujc marvelous noroson. h| . ,in_ i r . >screened porch bed room, attic 1|m Intertlona. Tourlna I ' o n l i l 'W IS O 'B R Y A N . Office iti 1 PALM MKACIt t'OllN 1Y —The a preparation that comes in liq u id ! " « “ ' « « . trT '* " tlon boxM*• , s„ in. r,(oni. Three fifty foot front of a v e r a g e l e n g t h Kuril UKht Tr 1 tail ^ fenct,d Rani|ft. (or two Seminole Bank Building Annex. s c e n c o f stupendous development- nnd powder form. It is n combiru- lcra illeger, 1 rop. » lino, Canopy , - M R N ' a f >1 I 4T I 1 I V / ' " J tion treatment that not only pun h.rire aOc f o r Oral lliinaboutl Kuril M EN'S CLOTHING Read about it in the Palm Beach tiiirtT Lumber and Building Material 1cars, chicken park nnd chicken n il * I x t m n r . a. . . ; l>nat C* _____ I fies the wound of germs that cir • Dollar Touring l m o .o * S. W. BRADFORD. Kd. V. Price Post. Sample copy sent on re­ Carter Lumber Company |house. Worth at forced sale $2500* ilnr I* r o a i r l c t r d t o infection, but it heals the fh - T K 1 I V IS T O S O U K P K O P L f y i ; TalloYetl Suits $32.50 to $311.50 quest. • lllra llou . N. Laurel Su 565 __________I Ob, Sell now, if taken nt once for with extraordinary s p e e d . Bud nPhone in piiii i i :\ t o n - r o i l a m . CASK Sj la m a d e T h a Ran* Opposite Post OfTirc. FLORIDAl i l t l.AN DO— Orlando House o f ' $2000.00; ?H5l) down, balance wounds or cuts which t a k e week. M I L L L U M U f c . lt C U . a lit b e r e s p o n a l b l e 9E j $25.00 a month. P, O. Box 0 1'i, or mornng Sentinel; lnrgest classi­ to heal with the ordinary liniment ■ I. IV. P I I I I . I . I P S S()A'S ( r { ; * ^ M ULTIGIt AI'HING Service, Quality nnd Price. In correct Innnrtlon. Rooms For Rent iicu eusines-s, rate 1c a we call at 305 East Second S t.___ __ fied business, word, min- mend quickly under the powerfo tr. f o r aubaequent IIimIKi* DrnlrrM I----< »* cash * with 1 ' order, MORE Business for Sanford mer- {mum 24c pThe o f f i c e s h o u l d be Apartments TW O LOTS— House and garage influence o f this wonderful rein I ' l i " n r \« k 3. Oak A Z a 4 MU f l chants. Direct mail advertising. | ,,,. , nr<1l*ial>’ In c a s e o f '•'Win A ; I KNTION—Pen* oily. on Sanford-Orlnndo road. See- FOR R E N T —Furnished room and Price (liquid) 30c. 00c nt d Sen SANFORD MULTIGRAPH nru o a a r u i l l i ill U l, I Uillft I’ ll i enciiln In lienlnnltiu lti»> grenteat "rte-|$1.20. I' iiwi For Rent In v E fiT tR isn s. ond place north o f Ginderville F i l l - ' n ,,| ln‘ Powder 30c nnd 00c. Sold CO., room 9, Ball Bldg. Tele- ‘ yci.q’ innii in «:i..ri.t «n htxtory: m u ' iin i„n p 1101 Elm Ave., corner ( FOR S A L E — 1023 Ford Touring . . r t u r n til.. ... M U IH B. representative t h o r ing Station. $850 cash. Place 11 th, S.rt,_______ ____________________("nr. Pharmacy. ph*t»lie Gift j tnllihin dnllwr hlgliway to th«| ^ ------ay Reasonable terms. llar w ith ro le # , r u l e s ' g u l f hvnf'h )\ jn l flnli«h<*tl: a t w o See owner, Walter --------- - i lear o f debts FOR RENT Nice fir,-t floor „ f f«ml Onkland Co. ' ■, f f l utiin. w ill ( t ir e y o u NOTARY PUItLlC m i llio n (h»!l:«r l'-hlgi* n c i<n HKurnm ONE Two-room nnd one tbr»*ej Wiight. Wanted hfornnatlon And If n.IIlinn * — I fice on Park Ave., S block f r o " 1 1 room furnished apartment. "(It ; \Y. llernlil ' iTTf lce ,,nr,- r ---------- _ ___________________ ___________ - . .... ....... j . i . . ... r,,. . A .» * f ,| u n iivm in a m il9BUNSQC| Fo: runi BARGAINS in rv$iT repnssossod will nealat y o u In I»#mit h*Mi!*r " u»i drr ooimi Mngnola Avi*. Intpiin* Weinbergs FOR SALK— A hou*p in otlgo . '•1, , a nrasiher A, ininer, Cam for mile next door to Ford I'h o n e 11H. jr a nnt ml to m a k e 11*■11. »*a . i mlll|..n*4 hnUiK Hprill rue - WANTKD Work, n pairing, plnM ------ —-------------—— li 1g h \%m> . k i r himr.n re "pent t««r live on *' —*n»r rarpentry, nnintinc, pnn* r .lewelry Store. I 4t^wn lor $100.00. Ihrueher ^ |*J*f*l. . _____ . ___ ___ _ arpjre. North Palmetto A V®. CoW6 -\ cure I JULIA ZAC'HARY, Hrrnlil OtTir«». lie vnlop* re t** grt lit <>II Krncnd hang ting. Satisfaction guarunti.-d p o R RENT— One well located ^ nfnCTl ____ I ~~ 1early and avoid the rush. . [TV AT BiOTICR. Phone 148. M' " ’ 1 vrlopm. ut licpart- nt reasonable ...-•HMiiaMe prices. uriea.tt I R. If lleut;! II..no) ....... .....n A• -pin • * »’ ------ >. ••------------------------------------------------ 1 ™----- TV _ „ A I .1. Ihi'lll Fh I'lTiNiiiola New* d..o w ntow Intent. Furnish • ahnulil r i v e t h e ir For Rent O l'T O M brntlST ton, I ake Mary wattiffloe a d d r e s s a s R FAL-ESTATE oil Price, i t asonnliie. For ini U R O M C L E — Aunr pltone iiu m h e r if TOM M O O R E . Eyes examined, AUGUS1 A f'Otnation imto.re at Herald Office. Miscellaneous '• gusta, Ga. Augustn's greatest reeri It n A b o u t one FOR SALE or T R A D E for Sanford Wanted glasses fitted. 221 E. First Street, classified medium, rale cn*h .0!lc |<>f n th o u s a n d has a property. 6 well locaUd Iota jn I'( , R RI'.N i 11>00 acres point tic tnd the o t b e r a c a n 't For Sale 1'hine 410. charge. 10c per line, minimum nnd tiuik land with tlralnage Why not try being 10 y e a n Orlando. Apjdy -----Miller Bakery with y o u u nlea. and Artesian wells. Two loading [jour nildreea. m s o TCN INIi H IIBI-AIKISO ,r. n A NT In T h , KIN DE R GA R TE N — 711 Park Av younger again why not grow ‘ W c 'f f a v V aonitT' beaut if u f . stations, bungalows and out buildnf(e nance lll'HT He Piano Tuning, Repairing and Over nnd Proparty^ mii> \> to 11 a m. Chihlii stronger in body, in mind, in vi- front Jots on Lake Wildmere one i ings oil the farm, located 30 miles C ON TRACTORS ar rami nt T h e Ren* Herald will bring you hig re­ hauling. Edwin ("olborne, Wnlaka called for and il< liveied $2.00 p On nna and ttltcr after Nor. 15 ; tahtv? Why lint taki* McCoy’s half mile fri»m the Hixie Hi^hwuy 17,^1 h of Jn. kni inviiie ii?V hnnl road ' ° WntT l* #Cin Clrf i.fflre o r b y l e t sults. Advcttirc those old articles week Ants., Sanford. Fla. Mis. ,\. D. Mitchell. prpkioir il'a e u a lla 1 ...... . . " ,l Dd.lets and drop 10 in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, No x This land is known as the Sanflm ‘ will $0 i W ^ e r V o u r ^ J l _ - — 'you have stolid avvnv and have j nnf i alltl. >, a,* from you. age ,n 30 days? f„r sale WelkiU Stock fa rm s, adjuininu I ‘S,lllf< nl wl11 * " M |,f r hoUr' Vgf c P R IN T IN G no use for. A little thirty cent ad \ bervlce. can tins literally, o f course. We build your home, land Me mean of Me will homo, landr;,.,.,,, 77." lv. l i f t elm tin ------------------------------------------------------|may bring you several dollars. Green Cove Springs, owned t.v by ! ....................I’romni. E f f i c i e n t FOR S A L E — Fine young coirwitfcl M e believe that a 30 days t r e a t - ‘ si ape your grove, and relieve you Gill.ett VanSant. et nl. For furth iitilalntim sis M ATTHEW PIIKSS-I'RINI ING M hone 118 ami a tepreu illative Hi 1* <• ») calf. Cow fresh six weeks,», meat will make yon feel 10 y e a r s 'o f trouble and worries incident to c r infovmalion write nr see E. S. Q U A L IT Y ~ SERVICE PRICK. will call to see you. $'.» t| quire Nick Zcrnovenn. younger —but at any rate try them building up it plnce. t|.. Commercial St., R. It. Ave. Talbott, Agent, Box No. 103 Green ,\vem,, V\ I.ST VfRlil.NI V I’ l.tl RktlHK, Til** .nisi Ii tor 30 days ajid if you ate not sat In the meantime, you can go Cove Springs, Fla, Phone 117 1, 3. 1’ luvls f*1'Ur*4 l',\pnl|p III /TMifllini 1II i-bed get your mopey back —60 Jfishing. You ran fish in any one lit* hliltlitf Stindm . fni•rf. ili k Ikhui" THIS \ r w ii iv i »v tablets 00 cents at Union Charm o f the dojtcn lakes, nnd it v pu don’t j FOR R E N T One large furnished j FOR SALE — 7-dmwvr Singer *” **’*-«Tf H A Y N KS A* KATI.IFF, I'rintiis i •*-»»t i*»*r niininun **t1 I M *-1<* la • .t t|i acy or any pnigressive druggist. It. know how to fish, we have several j tied room and kitchen with bath ing machine like new AlMfs^V Ess IPlItEtTORY iimi nlfi-<• iiuUilti'is. Fhiuu* A h Y K R llS lN t* ti if U I **• K 1 i I \It u I I: Mite and get ,\b Coy's toe oiigi- experts who will be glad to show ■ronnee*ing $:*<• 0.1 m-i month lloosier kitchen cabinet. 109 N. 1 L* Purk Avi'hin*. ri'iirhr.H poti .ittal btijr-rn I*a S ■■111 i • r I •i ; tt rp |' J».4*.1t'i.1171( 11 ;d and genuine - Adv ' "it Mr. Scholfield who lias been tilt West 2nd St. Call in morn Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J, • to (dsn- w it bin easy . , latk:» Haily N• s |k rm t:1;»1 1 •<1 |ri ' Mi.gm:: at tho Bniitist Church will |U;NT I'nfotntshed rooms k., ITo , v , , ,,V K Il('()A T S — Nr.W KRA I K I .IIK l, an uitluNt rial ar«J ,i)*r riilturiil >n profile ol Sanford 111 11111 f' i_r m iM M iu b li' pru*i* lln n , v,„ 1 1 . A ', * ' »1' r-itt vi/\ 1 Sfc-rt . .j. .% -l .j. .y j. a .j. .j. .j. a *•. .j. a • . von. b lor the above. so id ten needed, ....... 1 mnde to mder. guaran v •!**> •>+ ■{' v n'- %•*j*<•+ Y •{••;* v <•* v ^ I \KE JESSUP LAND i l l . Inc. p o „ t e Post (PIT,.. Phone 410. (ST. A U G F S i I M ~ F L A SL list » hen any Spa­ i ...............* i 1 , ti v v> tn fit. Any 2 niff** Hint r a H in required. It is n t nl i*r 4»vrr%*«»nt JfilftkfiO. Scotch PI IILIC STENOGRAPHER Johns ' ourt.v i- n a.'icd tluotigh ' aifihalietirallv for Y 1*1*1' S \ 1.1’ $.fi2.r»0 V\ 1.1.1. In *" *—— ---------— --------------- 7 i Win■!<u Mills. 805 E. Second Street. M -------------------- --------------------- ------------- the St. Augustine Kvetdag Record nirnr.-. I.I •N A LORD. Offii e " f II It. Ifni, k le-ult-* "I w i i its per word %% t VI LI I lit NGAl.nM 2 03 I , m l 3 rd S n l i f o n l . F la . .« i Lewis, Park Avenue Phone :>ani|le c o p y on request. + • !• fim t i nt net lot tiaraii t KLF.RV PLANTS, any quantity, •v-y Ivp.iri' in this i f . I"' *> nt'$ 1 ,2 5 ta r t h o u s a n d . C h e c k Farm, ' I A MPA. r l i IRIDA ! ampa Daily .< a, .iino HI ,s|\'| SS L* *I IdlO.t m i ; ) limes, ttie great leone daily, . . . . . i * French Ave. .1 ! SPUR I ING, sub-division rate I *..«• pet I bat t i r e d , h a l f in k. m s e n u r n g e i i r-ITT. ■ T ------ Tt------ . — ■—- - j v«a * * III \l: I < I l l l ' M M -s I'iS word mitiimmn i’ ll' p\ t: fe .lm g Iv a t o i piil l i v e r a n d * " l{ S A ' K 1 i»rr»«»ro a n d - A I HD I : an lord Ave Hu v tin -["•i lalt -t Subdivisions to in charge L'.V ca-h wul, orde Wilte I Is t|.tiled l i o w e h c a n b e g o t t e n , fo r ml - l.;v e 11.* a s o n » U « laltdo. Plot ida. and I lotal f,,, ,, •mplete tat,- card •i*4 f w . ' b s u i p r i s i n g p i o n . p t n e H s I f , ,r ' » " " i e 185 M . : s i' ,011 on | 4•1 *•fi• Itiiii'i It V 1 M l 1 Heights, Florida otl Dixie High­ M 1 . <■ -N 11i1 vMmin no mm,. t> rm 1 Jim 1 v 1 way North Park \\ein,i Tt I I, I \f II III I KR> lit sellers of \ mi ft*i l its I E()U SALK (l«>oilyi*nr Liquid C«J* •y-> D- 1 IM. L* fit 1' i*tU1rt 11 i n1 ■* * Plot ala leal t -t I ' e II,|\, It.-," III mint All colors, guaraniei)d.tO''';i SH.N PAIN I1 M . Prico stop all leaks et) Directory It n4 bony.nicy " f spirits. •: . *, want i., s || , *ii I. 1 *i Reasonably priced. ' the lit Pell tsb i f e 1 1'ni - t 'no c ot v a y M \ j 1 i - ' j •« t , in. ft t 11 til- 1. 10 I'.Ui ' dd by Union Pharmacy, Estimates freely given. C. C. Dior* S A N i i i R D SIGN ’S H " P Right c.-nt n word daily, two o at* a woril i l l i ^ M tit RENT U It s |unfyiiig ami regulating e f ­ ns. General Delivery, City, \ t ■nl:Ivw pi a i » f• i sign- o f all kind' Sllllllll) s. ft cl ts Hmi oiigli und complete. It j ....... •Mi *. tl4|*III ll‘ HI-1'. (; 1 lirt' -7*•!* R N .N im .1 4 , •i ^ V P t\ .* V’# .• t tint 1•lily drives out Idle nnd iinpuri- FOR SALE - S.llOO feet jfuod t * : Pnritig |...ni -rfAteoi'sA'srt.c'inch .secondhand standanl black , ’.tit 1 25 -h.ide 1 l"t» t 1MS but it imparts a splendid feell!n t Hit t 1 I ' hi tin* 4 . . . . 1 jp. hone -1 7i 'tl .I J -i- 4pie are interest* I in F lor id a pr op J).. pipe. I'riee Jl itlP per 100 f o e t ;k \ k . 1-*•tit Mi s. ■ f exhilaration, strength, vim, if ir Hilt) R EI'M RING ,I\ M IS II Cl l W A N All kinds r t t y Reach Haiti tluough tlte -I--tCan be inspected at Benrdall Pro* •:*v .1 it 1 \M SON t I'm atlli S h e e t Mi till Mutk >*"1t iiiil. • I 1 IN Vutoinobde cooling* Plant. ,. it.', 1 1 1sf Noth'tut 1 1:.mk 3. J. M a t e . an,) Itoal l a i d At "n l. lion. I. . Iitid Rebllll.ttllg Rex Phone II l.I Vv A v i ' ii, m and T h u d M t c o t i e|e I 1'. f t'il. A\ i-iuie. t FOR SALE Good pine and naif ., % <MH Oil \1 I *»**•* 1 u f 0 1 . > KR I h o t . Ill i wood James Meadows, Bor* , ' !• I l;\ li E Day I lift c ;tii' vet ( P.N IIKIGII PS PAN ED Ltll I tent" Fla,______ I *•UvjxB \ I I t tM /IM i I to any point, : l .xi 1 i It If* 1 11 piiM i I i'| I I l f I n ||t* I t Plio-ii 551 FOR SALE “ Spaulding Roao M HI I I I'..- s ,v M i l l ! \ all a Mf. hi MO f- * i m ' i»* n i 1■ ,i |*t t(if |p*it f . r il -1 id « "i.i* «.rl|t|»r, llriiHttr, llrntlnrhfn Four" ms'il potatoes. Selected tlirttig -b.qi ga . oill isk 4* 4- 1 <1 ltd I I " |,»I*S " li.- . i f I... Kill I l|u i Ittil 4 till* fl|t(lll«»||. |l(lltt||aMl*«fe. dials v. (in a n ’ I,. |d a al "t Maine stock I owes! Prices. I'lmne v I 111 .i tat 1 ,11,, S, t s 111 that | 1 - 10 > 4 •*» I.. . in i ;. * I > » imt«l • * I v ?♦ in* * | i s t * * 1 1 B' l ' Pi ; ' i t 1- ...-t of f l u n v a I n o L a v f nt I ii \v at t it i d lie f H i t - |i n ill t i 2 i"t». Mid 1' lm tdu Produce Co. <’ .-I ,)t ti ki I' 1 11 in I i 'a l A . I- , a tel Kimvt . hi 11*.4* tm," 1 •Is 1 114* T *S. dd ' 1In* I that tit ■ 4- l'M» * T t.it.t s t i - e t 1 on <-vi ’ lit I M il' 'liV tll t'C tl. in n n l e r In l i f i n i i i f *r -{■ •••It. J* Slit | " i: 1 OM PAN'SHu * * .1 it l 1-t s l"iig lit s A m 111; l > m i i \ l m t ip a y t ir 4 4M ia I t ietici al .* .j. tills pill #'. - T' i' i g i -■T■1, 1 .......I - t i11i - . lift f i l l lv I In ti a ! 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( ‘ an ;tn\ « a sp t a m u v t* -Mltti'l titfl .iiol la* #*• II In 1 1 1 . -tt not 1 • t 1 in '.1 DER Sight set ii .1 . ? f n i p l o y i i i t>p f f t i Ii t)i t |te r -vi n it- ynn a i r (lesit'*;is Sl'KF.l) I P U>1 K If y o u ili-stre p r o m p t s o r v t a a a n d [I ■a at, 11 1 |s a! any t a m p a M o r n i n g t r i b u n e — *t ., :i ♦1.1;i *hS . •* 1 ♦1 . 1M Chiropodist s ,t,f ret Send in aur subscrti li.qi to t!.e u x c e tit lo n u l w o r k o f Veai lu n g , titan i b u i n g h tin* use u f I'lns.-nlieil 1 1 1 .i.t 1 1 1 -1 Tin 1■ FOOL SPECIALIST L A /Y LI VICK Tnltune or lou d it to v air local 1 -H 1 1, 4 1 il.- I'M A i l s . ? H IM REt lv KR ( 'A l.I. tVOO ’"I II" Ihiltl |«i tIt* r W* • I ' : (hi " 1 Mm dtpilcr so you cun teuu I lmulu's Vnt * j n1* Nhll n 11•ii %> «*u11• \t ,1 . > •». I lent Jones I iter anil Ividnry d d . 1 . * •lie I ' 1 i aiy or night- set greatest new spaper. 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Georgia. llc r u l Sanford, ---- -------- Florid* .'i»a t j nn I Houses lor Kent 666 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD li H E R A L D C lassified A d s _________________________________ - By GEORGE McMANUS ICING UP FATH ER Sanford Novelty Work*’ O h : if O i n t d ilT O U G A M t h a t s m t t o o k i n O F F - I T 'L L , JO bT C A L L ' B t r L IF E J k i n AH : 0 )0 YO U * b E E D U C jA M W H A T O lO , H E ^>AT ? \ I O lD AM- H E *) PeRrE:ori_v W IL L IN ' T O C A L L >T O F F : FIN E OtrsT^Y 'Y O U D ' D C O O O W O R K e > U n r T H E L R E L «^> j o t r r H IT C H o n e - A . H l* b l it t l e w S----------1------ ’ - a o n W IF E ! t H IM l e : V . C. CO I . L U X I* ra p. t CONTRACTOR AND B l H L D ft t i c ~ U r . r . , 1 KS.|| a 11J H i l l VVurk iir tu M H .r tiil i t m t ■< Lossing Paint CoL We handle Kberkon-LIndaley PalaL 11.1 MAGNOLIA AVENUJR.v M “Call fur our price*,* Seminole Marble Co. •rble tod a n n l t t from d oonl.m. lla.i o t quality a*< orW uiuunktlp. 0 *914 Ci««tD.i m * Im t > V FiAgy -#7j itJvi •* ■. ; J I /o-SB * � 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 28, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 28, 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 28, 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/6d9841a40eb3ac6040d4f27f0b364e6f.pdf c1fdaaa1fc0cba4b80326c0bb9e83bcb PDF Text Text r-r - 1 fj • <1 1 ft f F ^ or „ G re a ttf’ _ Ic h c s t G a r d e n L a n d if/isp ill mw • ;t t!i. Wi 1 i F a ir Wtdnt*dJ.y and gentle to moderitlc north east wind*. Highest temp. Tuesday Lowest temp. Tuesday . . ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCIIEJ Toll From “Looney Gas” Increases to 4 N E W Y O R K . Oct. 20.— The nor, gas ’ death toll from “ loonej poisoning workers ini tha t M search laboratory iat tmi B a j way, N. J. plant o f the Stand­ ard Oil Company increased to four today with the death of William Krcsfce in the Recon­ struction Hospital.” Before his death Krcsge became so violent that he had to be placed in a straight jnckot. Other victims who died were similarly nffcctrd. Another man is in n crit­ ical condition while In others arc in the same hospital in varying stages of ailment pro­ duced by the gns. Physicians frankly admit thnt they are parried by the strange malady. Route HD feeling That laid Will Be [ted In The Of Today _ plot” Is Big Issue jvfs Seem G a in e d In ,t Few Days In compliance with n letter cir­ Statistics discussed nt the meet­ culated by J. M. Braxton, consult­ ing showed thnt 6,500.000 boxes o f in g engineer o f Jacksonville now employed jointly by Orlando, San­ 1it rus fi uits and many thousands ford, I ’alntkn and D cLeod to pre­ o f boxes o f vegetahlcs rould he pare' data f o r at} application to moved by wnter from this section the government fo'r the deepening provided thu St. Johns river was o f the St. John* river, 10 growers, sufficiently dec penis!, and ns this representative, it w n i said, of 90 was declared to lx* a very conserper cent o f the vegetable produc­ vr.tivc estimate, the delegates i»t tion and 76 per cent o f the citrus tlie meeting unhesitatingly agreed production o f this rection, gatherguarantee the shipment by wa t ­ oil nt Orlando yesterday afternoon er of 1 000.000 boxes of citrus to discuss plans fo r interesting fruits and 500,000 boxes of vege­ tables provided the government the government in the project. It was pointed out nt the meet­ would consent to assisting in the ing that the growers of Florida deepening o f the St. Johns river clinnnel to a depth of 12 feet be­ were facing an ever grow in g need o f enlarged ami rheapei t tanspor- I tween here and Jacksonville. Mr. Braxton has made a careful tntinn, and while no opposition was entertained toward the railroads, analysis o f the situation, nnd is it was stated that with proper re­ convinced that the promised deep­ frigeration and improvement work ening of the river channel will re­ many thousand*, o f boxes o f v e g ­ sult in untold and nupieiiicted ad­ etables and citrus f iu it could be i vantages for the shippers of this conveniently shipped from this sec­ section. A. I‘ foT.netlv served n» ehairtion by w ater *o various parts Oi n i f t he eotifi retii c. along the Atlantic reabosrd. I’rcmior HeiTlot’s (Action Is Interpreted as n Friendly Move Toward MacDonald On Eve of British Election U.S. Only Big Power Denying- Recognition News French Government’s Action Flashed from Eiffel Tower to Russian Capital AMERICAN LEGION COMMITTEES FOR NOV. 11 NAMED NUMBER L77 SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, OCTORER 29, 1924. DAVIS PLEDGES Democratic Nominee Declares Voice of Farmer Must Be Recognized ns That of The Banker and Manufacturer Gives Outstanding Problem of the Hour Nominee Again Tells Crowd That Democratic Victor> Is Certain on November I DAVIS MANAGERS,Pa|hort o“ Chairman Butler EXERCISED OVER By As Limit Expenses ACTION OF KLAN $6?0,OOOlsRaised '< Officials Charge Organized Effort on I’n.'t of Klan To Detract Votes From the Candidates ’ Democratic lit Pennsylvania William L^Mellon And Cyrus II. Curtis Are Among Witnesses N K W Y O R K . Oct. IS*.— In his se< , A T L A N T A . G«.. Oct. 29.— " O f ­ ond statement outlining the cam­ ficials directing the presidential paign issues. John \V .Davis ile- , campaign in behalf o f Davis and clnre.i t> .lay that unrest on the pint Bryan Tuesday were considerably W A S H IN G T O N . O c t . of the nations farmers will contin­ <xereised at what appears to be an |Oct. 29 .—1G roat 2 9 .— W h i l e b a n k e r s a n d organized movement o f the Kii ue until their voice is listened t " at went to the c a p ta in s o f in d u s try w a it ­ the White House and in congress Klu\ Klan t•» lend the vote away I’ost Commander-Elect Says with the same attention given the : roia the d« mfuratie party munichoose n new e d in w i n g s f o r f u r t h e r the \tlanta Constitution 1 Success of the Celebration voice o f the banker and industrial m is.' I replace that rlisq u e s tio n in g , the sen a te tory that will appear iit j sax's ip a Depends I ’pcn Accomplish­ ist. ; instance* of Ln , ea m p aiifu fu n d in v e s ti­ :ts issue- today. ments Various Committees -The outstanding economic pr. fclinister Ramsey I " It ha« been rumorisl for some g a tin g c o m m itte e tod ay lent ol the hour*'. Mr. Davis said, Oct. 9 . followtime.'* the t '.institution's story have "is to make the purchasing p*>"< i sax s, "tliat ‘ vv,.id ’ has been sent to s w i t c h e d it s s p o t l i g h t o n i Th x minus committees Jrable vote in the ■ appointed tn handle the *evo f the fa rm er’s dollar e.ptal to that wh _ h oo * r t > '. id' t!ii* <b no*ei'itI. presidential d o l o g a t i o n o f a c t o r s w I’lla -i'.< of tlie Ameriean I.egion of the niiinufaetuiei's dollar.” nominees, and t ..t thete i ' wimio g e n t l y b r e a k f a s t e d w i t h P r e s ­ le. I. hiottnii .nt A riiipliii. D:iv. and I.alorites s t ill; " T h e policy o f tin* Democratn ba.*'s to. the p u t appears to be ident fo o lid g o . I>(ii tte.| t " 11.. I h i aid l<>th. < paitx. Mi. Davis said, “ is to lead i hot the result -iib t.itxt laird h\ i i t .dpt th'- week A witness test Bled that the '.! .*. just the iialatn e and pat agriculttit •• of ’ ippi’ iRs finni la-i Sattirday’ i to o lid g e n on -p a rtisa n orifanl* 'lie people are . i addition to the. e. states A xx lin e if belong s —on an e.pialdx i .h ligld . ot fie ml ol gall o f tlie rat inti had paid the expenses Cf llra z u * I - lo r id n nr o iiuiitiinK ' " ! Is Twice Number of ({ualified p 11iii'.*a til t e.'i fi 11\ c’ t i t ".I as xxith itulustry." Kn M ux Klan. being sent from all the actors during the trip. Then A ri*ih\v" Will Represent tlu*, uo\(.n,mi.nt‘< ir<«iLrniin»!i without i eiiimar.li i . I * P I )i atnmond Voters in Seminole County; hem I Th. nuniinee declured in that eon parts o f Ibe late, indicating tliat ft mu Washington the newspaper­ i'.'aultfv the be. II appointed 1*1 “( ’ih Substantial*’ for till* *;*»(f(»l Mnimlng. m i.l precise n«III1 , Five Proposed pinent would h** ri>* | Contains ncction that -iieli a progtam xxould tin paper hut' been bruadeast on the men's committee heard the sug­ home around t he lego Fourth Conserutivi* Season • 1.1It III »'S regarding the «--.*pti..n groun tm* strength , Changes in Constitution Republican money lie put in:.* . f t . . t if he xvas elm ■u . .. of the election xvilli the view of gest mn that 1It WIII I 1llff it. •lehra th e on ibe lake shot' might have been used l « ••■cun* the n unrig the dcmncrnltc nominee. p, nrw house.' I president »u. N"X. 4 and given tin to n on Nox 11. The THAI -tep X V | I| be the Homi­ Itr:. 7.i<-. nationa'lv kt wo ' I.l t’ ocl*. r >1fii'ial ball. •t - have Neatly 7.1 " t h i s is-tlc o f the paper con- use •f "lined" favornh. -tlbjl • on which n'!! |,,|| of anib i-saii. r-. But apart Th fnlloxviiig i mind tn.'- >? I ite 1slipp'dl .*1 a Dcnna'iulie kmus. and in various valid.*' »lb* skitJ. , I'll' s«*s ol lilt) Tie: originnter o f a novel system o f ad ft urn th.it. a . . oruing to tlie Matin, lams roil puo**n-lx on the flout idge senute. l ;-»•r\ •t would veil- hi'-tl inn >ei 1 1 av­ -aid Mi An i a an I * gn*i s;.iifol d a le i. I.iudliticd article Subpoenas were is-ti *; for W . 11. citx fo r use veitising. . ante th r m g i lulli |’f* d a l ion. |and Rat l i f ! of tin a I i uni o Rus-inn . oiiferenee tor gat I l i n e hern cut I il-tcil xvit*l "\\. 11. m.'i l i l t ' believe.*’ Mr D * p u r III- fi'Uilli Steed, distil* t cninrt.i.in of tlft yesterday and sign. S* II,llO'lf inlllltX oTl t itives inn tInuughmi' n.Al wee). oii.lei i n sideratloli. m i-l t ■: Arnu-ti**' ! ’n\ a *ili c<■*> us rani, "that d i- vitally imp i* . I n '; 'in ir I hat in .1 h* flit nihil • Wll ll t III l<» id Flitted Association of Rntl'vay LlB*. . .J i >ear ago next Tm <!;»> . general eb’ction .lav. • ii i es-1 \, , ..at |'a. t at wlu.lt ili.* e. otioini. and fiiuinat I rdiaiia; m *Ii , .Infm \ \ Ihivi*. ill l*er* v A .aid that III* A uni I, mi people It'!' \*'\ ■*i \ <'"iuiiidte* t* teple plnyes, and Otto Blauilt, p n M ’iUiV I o f com- y|j niinti. t n r . . - 'l u x i twice t'ie i hnmbcr * f <'ottinici . - ml no. -t loti- r i i -. d bx ii'i ognit ion M* r*.. p,, t ronimandet. ehairman; \eai : Imiil.l l. lurn t*> deino. I at I. ft (MWlllfll! In t Ilf III k'tn \nil* nf that , f Shop* rafts of the Northwestern el t I'ltlg s. id Sanford in Ins b* ttidied M il* Mol .'Ii* I* will ity i alt oth- mil'll,i i nt ii-glsteted and i|UHlilnd •ir.tf. d«*» !*tf**d !••»• 'rnmplrti* i*«|iiul A. I' Haggaul. lost . > mmiiiid. i I mi. iph t*> lietti.H'ratt. nt. d Railway, to testify regarding ths t -. put them-, Votel - lot tin- lo iitit). a slate law I ...i r o f I - - t a l i ' lik. ' \ to pie oh at tin- * .inference pi. ' Joe I * I h i ti-nil- • past . oin 1 1\ itL’ .iitih '•* nf rati m riii'il * t hid and sinned < ’ .do aee on < t "btlbciy of labor leaders'' by t.XA Time -pci tally built a l s o f t h e ami M T, hit e l . i • po- - it.t x may nx.'ind* t ( ..-ol **i t* II* I ’ lng. "a -' .• i |i it the its-, re,pining that two ballots lie p i n t 11 • St ai 11 11 L.*I•t imii Ki s proinitirht I gloat demo, t .ti. Hint to t lint a |nib Republicans. I I III Ru sT.'iTi ll legal loll ,. i a ipies- e.l f* i eie It xoti't . ll I* ileidai t'*l. Brazte I f t i e . I* ft St 1 '. Te i l a n e h nf ||n- art4mi nf thr *1. K. ■ niiiiiaiid''i ; Nil- I I' * hitti'iulen. til. nffn i j an I •ii a pnhln trust, , ut a n n u a l seveial week ago ' . ii . .* s o f de- Tbeii at. .I.-l ".t* i|iiiilifled voti'i s. I In- h i.m h gox ft ii.n. i 1 original I'l*' i.l* id Ann it. ail l/cginn \n\ I * -Haiti it'i K'. ’ i nt Hinrihriilirr. in tip'll I lip oil.' I'ltlc t*>l gnX.fll 2li. -In * III- -a ' NN A S l l I N G T O N . «»> ' advei 11 - n g tt m not 11' Iniil intend. .1 lli.it tin*--.* negolia- dial M, A .1 1 i.ssiti" p a -t •* a iiialdy fote'i'lii' ballot i- t I and otic-halt in in.mt and that i- the i ill. "t ' « •pi'*I V lilt h. 111 ill Imiiitimg till* IlhlJVr ul ,|tnry m t " Republican eiirrxptx! jtit v e st i r i l a x tliat \i*lted Satlfoul i • ■ hold.I piei.-d. i »•• iigniliotl. tm e * i me in. i In n Nm,'I n all I eg ion No' PIT i.u wall and is 15 and one halt ll I.it.| pe. il pi It I h 2 1 tl lit t« 1 a» 1 1 it 1 I1-1 lai i ' i : [mul* was ir-inni*,! r.i.'s.luy by th* v ill join ney into I s - l a t * s a n d Ini' M..... a. <1. in:.'id. I tin- ill-. 'Is- ilia 1X . i',,I Mt- \\ I l.angb • iig Id - l I., l i gnltlical ita lics long, tiler*' la mg foot col * r t f \t li'ii* ih'iiint 1 ary nf thi* h e. ti t T l i i g t i n -pi*, ml -.'Hat, . i.mniitt*'**. with purwill pi in e signs iidxe - s.■11 hold.I !• iloxx ie. ogtidmu, as na ' pi *. I* i.t. A mi l n a li I u'lnli mu.I.- utterly *■ 1 .tli 1 ifi v *' 1 tail \Aith : tMiir iifitnn • uinn.*. Nearly three column- a*c ••tTty Su'istantltd" on l i n e n e n ­ it x\n~ imp"' -llile ! " ' Itti -i*. to li.iilni att**iitu»n hving given to v Hi.* alt nt lull to I ’ll* Ml I )’. , -- mu bomb* An I .11x i *Iiiim lit tin '|Ml*i il nf Jnlm XV. Uiken up by the names of tin* van d o w ii f r o m bin.I In I-. It I-* , • I’ l.ui iiient- if I im,al htgiixxax > lending l i t ) I'll I V im - ) Ix aiiiu. Tin hearing was c<” x n p. tn I I* In . . . . " lee. Id Siini \ mt D-iTf, t mi the coun­ .dll ’ll 1 1 1 ei .oil l I f in 1 , th. pfilt\*s flnlhltltr fiM* ous i undulates and the i i .....under tlie north. •nt ..til* it*11X ...... .. The i In. man. tiniiV'i’ NX K mgl ' I "tn till'd I •lu. t. ii lix tin* txx.i 1lemnCIutir mom .ng that it had w i it ten ts ;.iugcd at all. p i . • .11 t.t 1 1 *.nit hi (m i tin* Ntffin with the proposed amendment- to I i * T ii Ii ugi ei d on . milt no l toil t he I,i i k nf t he commit t. c. Senators Car h |,o i.ia I ’ inf nl III. l»0"k S ut till nil till' The car i * supplied " -lit letter!' g * v o the Mi dilli \ It'll I I I afflli nf IlltllllllltpollS eon ' w M .it. ut lab'll I- llot n l t llll'iill ll* t M1 1 . . 1 i\ whi r 1 tn In* appi ult tl away. Aik., und Ibi.xnid. Delawnra, , i, *, mt live win* tlie state constitution. literature, map. . mntlol , pi. tii*. so\ a t - on.I* i t *..r ' \\ I limit ,ill,,It' 'lb* name« of the president ml en aing po-1al • dial a x ' p o d <hn th,* other memliers. Flmirinan Do- . in*g.111> 111 11, il- ' f I "linn, i e 1 lie t ll"i nil at. the electorate films, s la t i-t ii s, I m V * I'm.I . ban II- til fm *» 'a [ ti ll ’ 1 mialltv, trffftltllrhtt in>i,u ii.c ei».itor Bhiprtend, fariu-'t* • paity a]"", lie mill, i »■' ■| I I. llli'tl ..I tit i«ir and it wn» electors, 6H in number, head the i aid- amt min h gene! al infol ilia In g* ! iat toll,1mm.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '.. nf i.ni* \ 1* 1 m i l . Mr. mny , *f mbeisliiii < I lor-n'l Knit I n­ pull— » " d are folboyeil by l l u tion. I b Ihxi . Minnesota, hnving left for u the f ii» t tune hy l.ixx Ell ••x|— ' *” *6, • ticket .'g I 1 7 .*’’ ! f l .1 el. i oliniii.n.I. i ft lln ff. xii.* hilii vi m j lariiiff llu* iii'ffTiM* 1 nil I In- i' I Dial I • i *' •Mil I. ol Rus Flu. ai:u t " li.’ l.l a separate investiweiitd t eturn to names o f the candidates fo r eon 11,' I 11 lit ol Iii 1.' i ci > tn <>i g am. •■ 1 ii i . The exterior* of I lie i ai - are 1 1 . Illie 11 . J i l, ui *1 1 .1 1 . It N X ah a 1 * • hit* 1 1 1 uii11 1 \ with thr anv |i"1 bv •I, bt I am. relative gross, governor, svetetarx ol state, devoted to the advertisement **f lul t In II "W n tinp• oV eluent and <e. lint.ili . le I i I Ik I" nl 'I Ifd In* u ill fIfni ft frw gat ion. vv bill Ru,1 I " I i an. I i on i leally attol tu x general, comptrnlli . . state I |,,i ala tow n- am I i nt< r pi i-es, and in . t' t ,. w t i n i- t b l a w pi > peup R ep ortx filed with the rom m ltW i i ml It X < . Id Imfll ill I It fi'flt \ 11 w r * lg(l it II11 1 X leinl i i* ft r ■nn >o a til '« like t m a-Tiret. tntc superintendent of ,-!,. h a l t m town i ept i si-nte.l by ti-, ; ,ng t li u. ng.a in 't al'.i * > t t lie ....... slmweil tiuit the It.puhllcan nation­ dr mil! I iibln N X . Ifaic I i f l! N . -pel ' fn mil h \Y Ill'll hi* . Mb Ii . ’ it i ol tin Pta/.in \ g n • x bus it- nano t> 11>«*i t, i st. I.u- put,la in*lMlt tmil. ......... I lie l Ig ht o f I ni.'iiliet lol. XX r wnt Mi il * ' impli ti*. wr tnkn al . " " " " l i t r e had received lip tf» pill- III I III I ll. hu t "h-tm I« in th.* wav "I XI | i" v .1 . In. ii man lUstjees ol tin mptemo mill slogan pi oniiiiii. x11 Imllu < mf t ..I- t In i d agl li-uUtil tiial by jut > |su ,va linta.'d a- iv lias been tin I atiglex t lot, h d h. I 1 o ll • tl i e. ugh i i t h a t , a m i t l ^ i t h« Oct 2". |2 .8 2 t*.!*8 K in . ontribulion# It to la. king a eouit, i mil oail commission. I stall al o•mid a large map **f tin* state M l , , | De. "Mil loll 1 "lit III 1 11."' J i Mfit t iGut i<«h t l a t . . d 11 "in t In I '< HI vvnlll.l ot within approximately $17 1,000 obligation o ’ ! t r,;»Tn lh 1 1 etnen il"ii •• r * a p o ln y nf t In M-nidui. un imini ot the Iioiisi o f tu I at a | 11) II Hint**' 1.11- 1*1 ' bail tr :t'i. I. I of tin* three million .i.'llni tola* 1 . O Biar.ie. 1b. ,'iiginator "I e/.n i N i; ii- SI I t " III • El ell. It gnv v v hit. • n u ; . t h n i i i f f a m i m t i * r i V i f cir. mt \ ,■ »v xvitli 1 epre* i tit .'it 111 , I. ' tutt.‘Vi.lcn. t.lei ti NNtinbi'h VVI I' b I- p.*»in!*d • •In -nl. • . d 1 I eli t. I. i d ! I f ll- Till i I h*si ii *v i»ivr tin* iiif i • •i•11•• 'ii** 11.I ll I II en in |im ig ii fund fixed by Fhairman •ni i e w l ! 14 g i l l 4 I 1 « 1 .. t l ■:*• ••it ii,. i. suit will court. count.x judp . . -In’ iff, tax a * lull lions. 1 " i i ' t i i i . i "ii • "tn !'"».'.I 1" I i 'i .ig not ill - 1 * t III - till liple meth"'l I I l"i nla pub .. i. l giM !a*l.» *M> I »a v i > ^.i'i llu pm I > H ut! I I \ \ . 1 * III \ * III w I 1 M 1 • - I I ■ 1 • wli happens ' M'ss.'t. tax > din t ••I. .•minty pi* -*■ ■d gnnin.t i " ’ i *.|7" In Ill 'lel't Will, ll to i*11 11 •*«• M li Hutton. . haiiinan S f I. ot lb. In ll v tn i • • 11 . .t. *1 Iwt*I In i ll 1In *iutli«*i |.|» Tl 4 \ A •dat i-nidit fi *»in I.a Kollette’a 1 < 1 t |M|| Il lll Otlff I* t h«* .1 ' V.liX unless . nt mg alt' ’ nt'.X . ' *•tint > **ipei till**ll I In X .1 II Oil IMHI.IMIU gold I iauk I o -in" " B ill ;• Xilvt 1 1■ i ■!• d ol t In 11 •!« i a I l « « f i « a 1 .a In* It. Ih 1 JM‘« 1 n u t 1,.•iii ,I . imipiiign muniig.'i so war *• l<It'll 1 |l 1 . I m t 4 ( 4 * ■ '* . o'lutr.-ft.'.i .lent nt pul'll* Il'*t i in t ion no i l l r |>til,In Sp« nknig • oiniinlt. < 5d.tHIO.tMMI.IMHl I >ci>1 1v mini I" •’ * ’ ' ” g I I. "I.l • » 'll | i'll ft am ^nil'll i!. ha<I | i •»\ i il a i •• at !•••*»n ! • lh I m tl * . . *1 * 1 1It in. i<i<> h t n 1 p i l ­ cut id t** the eoininlltee, show1,11*I III. pel tilth an­ I Hln It.I* -lilllf hnv .* ’ •.•or g .■ X I i. t "t t«**. i hall man I- bli. III. ..f tin...... ... ,i \ ,, b,*.*l I* '.it.l from i lat loti ' nti.l lb i n g :$17,.'iti*t had been raised in cof> ItiMHi 'h **t all I inn »’ < • il" • • * s : h u t 1 t N 1 r 11111 » * »f t u n d m«!i . I *I S A .lv e lt l'll.g I "Mini it t al. - in J . •*i* t* dl I.* I ’ |to s I < i 'billing* 'loin t hi oogli ■dll III* the xaiiotis illstl let , ....... • ' "in 11 ’ luuti.m« "I inn "i mure since Alt a< t mu fil a >i*l pill I f itlii . * * \ n uy tin* 4 ;i ti ' 1 li* 4 ! in 1 1 n 1 h \ n n K.i Mmil f. I,. >ii taki n inl.-sioiil i - f I oiu t he t m d - *li •ll V |"«* I h.-***i *•*»* I. V"I tl.iinitv nl nil*** Hit. < i.nmt:i. h V\i»f 1*1 V III c " - I I t At tin* out»et of Tuesday'** 1 i-.tl It * I 4 III JH 1 . 11 ) b u t • and most • I | s 'I Dull period v* I . i n l >t a> ,| and < a I lo v ■!nni*. v m i * in t■•'. t t > Hi- la-l It t ri. l . just 1 . 1 "t t In I" (it Ml mi- XX.xiuoiith Kirkland, counh m ill• • 0i I I HIM mint mat Dili U h pu*>M’ ' Jthi.l r J. 1 11* • h* • * glit in. reuse Xinn* t h « I -j ■I . el ,1 iipvv.mtI m I mm . o( Is iii.iitlbtable. ’ I hl mil m at v nf I h« N' hit i* -•I f»i tin* R. imhll. "ii, and Erank i. 11 1 Mi i i|t v I r* ‘■iilii I f wiD t*»li lilt l mail. M i ' 1*. 1 It i 'opservii \S o f 1 ..omi ni,l< lie • . i ..I I ■ I 1 1 m Ii g* v* 1 in n lit - de •ml., I I. ’III. local and -tat I* Walsh, attorney lot I.u E'ollctte, < * . i*l >• 1 1 1 a 1 nt a 1 riril. imluilh Willi tin- l.lllel f .11 t .Mxi.l t hat .• I »* • i i i ata v a tm > i hitii•fiili'ii r -tales and *i I ' ihut* d ' v, i a I t"iiI n i ’ n nt n "■ " f I lie • >1. I't . ngai’ .'.l ill a controversy during M i ­ ID ! in-IiMii ht I *ii liiti ■ ili., I.diet i.l are as follow s \ s , , iiiki i 'I. m i mu n n I* L limn t • > ' l inii and appriiU ol I lol nl.i lit* i nt ll* <. g liv ■' pill'll* It * • |nl g> lx be. nu -. of l In The anielidtnentr wtl ti I, winch K i t klnnd eitarge.l that "enorl Ibdlx « In. ii in. i” . M i II It iia .1 i i i i ' 111 ( In- 1 nn 11 a 1 \ w..ii. - cem* also \* t mil> wnuLl tin nail mul thrap p talk- on th. vvoutlet s ol the state tbn t *!•• .i i "ii eoi.lel«'ln > in 1 .( . tIII I are five ill nunibet iiioiix Mims'* were licing runted qn 1 1 .veilNit' N X I l-nngl. v I • f lit* Stiif 1 hliffht l * * -1 both Tory and t » k • t la i*n«|ui m **I, la* Mild, hilt a • I I I pi* S ■■—nil in re.'ogm ti"ii and alisxvoi.d lhi'Usiin.1' .ni hit |eoncei i taxation, The olio " In-half .T the |j» E'ol let to -NVheeler Itee.'pllon i oiniii it t e c ' M iA I h*ll f t I lit h* « mig 1 1 *. * U'»iild Im rU* ’ • III . mw 1 thr * tatr this ling many i: i -I.l However, one of I ’ lcl' for a i bun*.*.* of got el lino-tit in t unis in addni"i io ussi,i Itossing. ihiiiMoiin; Mis J M. \ati vi tn |m*\\i'i and llu N i w Ym»* W ill ticket and NVuLh accused him of • ui i perishing, in xnl mus s. • ele. tloli pla.lg.'s wn • !L ll people to In' lit • * r 1.1 mix and foi a leapt" ul. a l liioliist, 111- ,u' 11 illatio n s with Russia, Move. Ml-- Jeanette Ijllngwtat« tn Kid, lu*Jidi*d h\ (invi'i lml i. officia ls do ll"! be- attempting to block his wit nest V s i ••*. Wf»l lions • f I' I'll utn. tioiuneiit of |. presentation in i*Mrs 11..."rulin g < oiiimittee: I., a inlielirc.s this on 4*f • d III- f i l 't o f in ml in t h. 1 that xx*11 linxe the slightest testimony Kirkland requested that \|(|i i I. Smith, ii^ w ill, wmitii The Tampa Ftninitiei of State leglsl.ituie f " l IT'dldli. I* I h o i ge NX Knight . hal i man . Mis Siiutxden, ihailft ng lias < i . IP. *1 him with V t ll i -.,nl a . "inInis' mu t •• i. tIi* y a ie I'oufldent the siibpoeiuu's lu* iH*ucd fo r NVilliam N \ 1 1 1 t. li on i . .* l.eorge A. !•<• , . .tu,l, tlie mnttei llu i "Hi ii n — it It le w is . Mrs • •|u* r . almost a! spectfullx Ihl.v more tnoil-ts nil I p. riinuieiil | *. «e | . ■ •I t In late will not In* min­ M JohliKiiu, president o f the Inter­ mg For congiess, W J Near-. i "ties. Mrs J • Iti ns.in. M t - A •■ i his hearers I ’nrker and (. N\ Biligham . fill b r s to H m n l a tban any on* - i.ei i.'i.'iitlx t. nolle.I iii lavi.r " f Ir.Ml x ' nt 1.1 line*' i falsely nttrib- national Machinists' Association; Edward Keating, form er member i i'U'i be a Libit • ng dtmn. I. axiii*' knottx >•• •• It I’lntt (Fon'niueil oil page b) > .IV Is. Mhtl Nl. gov ei nor, John W. Murtin and XX lliiilding I'uinl • utn it*11t e e . M It , . ii n i.u. stloi - to be worked .nil a’ ,'1 tonight tlie "M r. Diin i . tn t ht* a«|ilr i *m * r e f o r m I **f rongiesH, und Alexander Katin, R. O'N eill; fut M i i e l i i i x ol -i.*t< Hutton, . him man Rain- i t Mael Ion bv i. gotlall"l. Intel. to ami ifnla it!t il tliat lie, in at*t*i>i<| a New York publisher. Allied A mix X'eteian Foitiniii I h> *i.l> alt el nut ix e III. Flay F la w fo ld and U ' I I i Although the hearing Tuesday with llo tjot l.»i nt loiis o f t he I Jenin I,.,. A M Howell, ihairinut' i ’iiu.'iit tt a- a • on i son; for attorney general. K *up rrntir |Mil\, I i YohmI legal et|tnili dealt almost entirely xxith coiitrl* 1I.iffn < oiunutt*'*' T«im Mere liu fo id and K B. Kutrz; f**i < JI fniin n’ . ditli, sergeant *.t n*m«. <*lei l . clu.ii ty 440*1 « e1 14441 Jtl to* tltltl lt» lilt'll buttons it xvim .barged by NN'nlsh M d 'I’i u. lies fo r poll - t roller, F.riiest Amos and M iniiti; M o m Sp«'in<l Mini Itobx d.u tnm, i f itMir.'Ne, m a niatle in any that tin* Republicans iilttndy hud Owens; foi -tali tlea su lei. J< i ■iig.-- of an y do K A N S A S t I T V , i let 'Ji! Seim- 1 spent $3,460,00*1 in tlie .'iimpelgn I mug wu> t it nil t j ii.1 11 (> " ell F. I.lining, 1 1 . ti Nmitli, sup.iint l I "I' m Kn (id n p iiign t..i Jnines A. Iterd " f MuM.uri, who j and plaiilted to -pent "a great XX ASH I M 1( I N O. t ■J.i I'uhll. it X • ,'inniitt. e It H. I 'em. V i *i .fnliii : a < m | ii a. t| (• hum rati.b I b« I . IS little Ijleht of public insti m l ion. XX ,ni - e v . i ul inn.ilhs hits la . ii out *t . O’llill loll' . III! Illg tin and It 1.1 Itei g al it w'enthei ih'itl mort*." i f this cil y bad I I . I. iwuni- ■ lul nati iml t oiiiiiulti'eniaii. iintl ,X|n* Ida M. Obeldlli ’ ’ •Ill nl> ut protection t'avx (hot n. v i 'teld.ix III.' MIIU I I ■ p o l i t l e u l i. l . 111. lie* a u s . o t p|.« i’ i 4/ui t<*nt lilKMiy ut william L* l i»r»* r e Wot k" ...... •mitt.**" •* leg (lint Weekly VV»'» k ■ lllllg l*.«(ffat Xh limit t . ih iiM M iatt* na . It , gliest at It ini“ siotu*r of agt teulture. Nutbim " " i " I liolli i i ImiuI I " " k th . p i n t f ol til innit/ed lodav I.V Department "t XX ilsoti. . Iianman; 1 bail. I tr .n led llllieMtllofi, Mkhti liaiN ((uiigi* ••f lu llin g’ tlolml i ••lllllllt t t*«*wotiuiti f I mill ( i n t bull b e l l at tile M> dlll'ZUinn lintel Agt t nil in al as . ontinuud ran'- KlTNI1. though nearly a Muyo and J L. Skippei , l " i jn-la • ■11 v . a t io n h a l t h e r e ■t n i g h t a t la i onds in tin* "Pittsbu rg district1' ffIM. i .'n•II*-II til* lo!|oW lltff Hl.it* I "In v . I't ' f*'s-O’ - I > i Flip**; K. '/*. i.it.l In. I. Minshllie III (he centl.il ’ l< ’ on n a r e l e g - es nf the supreme ..uni tilen le i Eootball t 'oniin1 11* . IT M B. Hut iilih , u d .lt. -in . e III Ills t||>*. il was disclosed thut Pennsylvania -V i meiil Halt ami It I' < 'ooper. .-tine K It I 1* "Ui xtotk. This i * II J B Whitfield. Fred < uhbcrlx portion and lit the south a delav.'t toll. Paul I Jike tu t III* I i. - iii.', i a t |. n n I I o n '•l I" I"l **< hit alt fid I li Iiicn Let ii calletl has contributed 6820,000 to the from previous hi'!. *x 11isb Issue, but and William W. tjolier; for tnili"iid E.t, h of ll > e men, introduced by it-, nvei x Transpoi tat mu < oinmittce .x** < MXI'lltlOII. Hr plfdfftd Iti ' a ll< v * to a puhlitsilion of tlatc .s.duitUy. Republican campaign fund. O f this, coin miss loner. E. S. Matthews, A. T NX I iixs l ii . Mimic a few i .'marks ri.ni . showing little irnprov.'in. i * tie** later. *t Russian one. uiln e to t In llllf (••flail l.lill stall l>rm ( h t J the witness said, thxx ' in which ’ ' III whuti the Klalenielit him amount, r. g ..id tn tbe m lum fiein the |ir«'Xio..s wi-.'k and tl" I ’ it tta- likely that S. Wells, James T Hodges and I III • *, inti, tickets. " P i t u b u r g h district" cotitribuUd heel» nihiie that llo|l. John W. glound t oo wet fm leplantliig •ill I ter befote will O, Drive; for state senator. M *•- Ibex m e teaching Still .showing the effects of his Das in, ilt mmn i c y 'n t amlalate for $270,000 and the remainder o f th* ix a T h in Mr Hint especially elaborated fm tn work is eusnen.led i it cun-ut live r the ( )vcr»t reel. (Continued on Pugr S ix ) illness, hut with much ot hln old |iit bitleid. in ah uc(ilrtj.ta in Imliuti* There is, of For the house o f representatives, oil the necessity of the Kiwams are . oi liiiued reports o f eitru-L time churuoU-nc fightin g spirit, a|ioll*N, inttl the txpieithtoii that lie spitling and dropping. Rain t> f ’ electorate than J. R. Lyles; clerk o f circuit court. Fluli as well as otliei ,ixu orgam the senator tiled political broad he lies cii in com p!t*lr i ' 1 'iality of the (>'>11111 siitfrage. And Vance K. Douglas; county jmlp’ zalions mnl Hie people of Sanford 1in i’".'il in the west us t He vaat •*i P E K I N G . Del. 2'J. — E fforts to sides at both I.u Folletle uud Presi­ is low in places. •din i xeitemelit, too, Schellc riu’i'M. M a'.ties; shetiff. «' M- anil Seminole county assisting the timing*1 a pcaicful understanding dent Foolldge and denounced the Re '•‘ g< fm in houses, El I t . l B I E I T V C E R T I F I E D . Hand; tax assessor, A. \ aughn; high school football team as much between General NN u Pei Eu. depublican administration f*>r what |t< !' phone and tclel ie brought out the | lHmed military head of the Fen lux collector. Jno D. Jinkin', eou’ i as possible, l a alton. but not cut fact that the team will probably W A S H I N G T O N . OeU 2tf.— Fixil tral Government, und General Feng In* termed its "reactionary poll­ ty prosecuting attorney. Ernest k 6 80.TOO Miss Velma Shipp (•elm. The returns . IV'.'* Householder; county supcritilon be successful in proportion to the f rcrviee eoinmiaaion Tueaday crrti- Yu Hsiang, "Fhristia n General'', 6 78.0-ld Miss Nell NVilliams ..... K ' t until 1 ii'elock support given it. i httiact.rizing Fulvin Foolidge fled Folutiel Hal Grim and John a.e reported as being made today dent o f public instruction. I 'N Al 670.020 Miss Versu NVoodeuck.. . ttiorning. M a te Bank Examiner C. R. F f i » E. Brecht eligible fo rthe appoint by friends of General NN u but the us tlie "Napoleuli of ubout 2'J EegIjiw U m ; member of school board. Miss Naomi F e l l o w ,. s.... pruspeet of i’ lleeess in considered iflutive NVutei loor.” In* declared the J2t.8M . . I district one. Fred T. Williams; mem well of Orlando, introduced by Ki- incut us posllnuitter at Fort Myers. —• N. II. NVagner, Jr., representing Miss M a ry K in la w • ( doubtfuL * * president “ has liuikened to the re­ 78.7161 Miss Sarah Corwin...... her of ach.H.1 b,.uid. district tw i. Minium Forrest l*ake, was present E'lu. N. NV. A y e r A Son o f Bhiladclpiiia, and s|Mikc to thn club briefly. actionary element of the Republi­ 36,|B Mrs. M. E. Patteraou— L. L. H a rtle y ; member o f school can party which lias represented is a visitor in Sanford. ' Mrs. B. A . B r o t h e r » « W boat.I, diatrict three, F. E. H u r r i-; Delegates from the Sanford club Mr. W agner reports that plans the ntundputinm of capitalism.’ * Mra. J. F. Boston........L ± 1 son; county* commissioner, district to attend the state convention of for the Celery Growers’ Association Mrs. M ary Bowie tlie organization in Orlando next .Senator Reed said be bad no d e­ one, Boston Steele; county commis­ ure rapidly nearing completion and Mrs. Em mie Wicka w eek were uppointed at toduy'» site to nay humh thinga about sioner, district two, John Meinch, tliut it is the hope to hnve the ad­ Miss P e g g y Bruton "I the fluga to be meeting. They are J. G. Sharon I'rerident Foolidge, xxhoae comm it­ county commissioner, district three,) vertising recommendations submit­ Miss M a rg a re t Miller tilting Sunfutd for und T. W. Eawton, with Jno. I). F. W. E n U m in g e r ; county coiamis An official tabulation showing I tha top o f tha retaining wall. The tee *'ha» adopted the campaign alo- ted to the grow ers and shippers at Mrs. W a it e r W ig h t have arrived and Wheel Jinkins and A. C. Fort na altcr....... .................... sioncr. district four, B. F. the rise o f the level o f Lake Mon ; next day it rose 2.8 inches _and_ i *> gan— ‘Calvin Foolidge— tool u» u a meeting to be held in banford Mra. P . 0. Golaon (been guaranteed by district mites, roe from Oct. 4 when heavy i o n 'u n i f f today it stands at 10.8 i n - nucuniber,* nevertheless I am con- within the near future. cr; county commissioner. f ; h w>9 a(fal„ , nnoUftcc,, thal on kicd A. I*. Haggard, Mrs. M. E< Dooly — justice ng to feed the S t . 'd i e s above the top o f the retaining , tent that his friends, if they plcuse. Conditions in tho celery m ar­ Miss Ethel H en ry the local |Hist o f the five, K. 11. Kilbee; for G. Stung Ni'V. t! the .Sanford Klxvunlans will rains were beginning to feed the S t compare him xxith that criminal o f the peace, district one, E wull. ket at thu present time in the East, MJss Florence Malm (•'tt this morning. ' meet members o f the Jacksonville Johns River syalvm until today has the garden, which, being composed fe llo w ; constable, first justice of Beloxv according to Mr. W agner, are con­ MUa A lb er ta Aycock |>» i* lens than the dub when they arrive on the Clyde Incn submitted by C ity Engineer entirely o f seeds and water, and Feet Feet clusive evidence o f the need f o r an Misa Lena B. Hagan [may eventually be the peace district, E. E. Wulkcr. Line steamer, City o f Jacksonville, Fred T. NVilliams, Oct. 18. 0.01 completely devoid o f all susten- advertising campaign to popularize The report >))uwi that op Oct J Oct. 4. 4.1> it was stated these and after having taken them on Mist. Ruba WDliaima Oct. 20. 0.78 uncc, produce« only starvation in the consumption o f celery. n- later on and that I tour around Sanford will take them the w a ter stood 4JJ feet below the Oct. 11. 121 M b s E m ily G riffin animals, and colic in humans." Oct. 21. 0.84 Oct. 12. 1,4 led at later dates. in cars to Orlando where they will top of. the bulkhead retaining wall Mlaa Cla ra Rankin lie criticised .th e president f o r Oct. 22. 0.86 |g* that have been attend the state Kixvania convcn- When the next measurement was Oct. 13. O.U Mra. S. P. Dt/lton Oct. 23. 0.8C his silence and asserted that Ma taken, a week later the level o f the Oct. 14. 0.5 |Armistice Day urc Mra, Dcn u el S tafford candidate f o r the presidency should W A S H I N G T O N . Oct. tlon* Oct. 24. 0.88 Oct. 0.00 * lake had risen exactly throe fee|uato fo r decorating latioua f o r a “ safe und »anc *»alMUa Dorothy Stokes CHICAGO, Oct, 20*—Wheat, possess the in telligence to compre* Oct. 26. 0.86 A bove Roy NVoodworth, veteran second and stood at a distance o f [JI feet Jdistrict and atreets lowo'en have been announcwl by Dec., 141% to 142; May. 147 X\ M ra. Robert L a i n * ~ • ’ * * ■ bend and the boldness and frunkOct. 27. 0.88 0 « t . 18. 0,20 Ctivitles will be cen- the police. Chorus girls picture* baseman o f the Bloomington, 111., below the top o f the wall. . > 0 < L 28. u.t’O ness to speak upon all public quea- 147%. Com. Dee* 106T. tu 104. Miss 1‘csrl Robson Tire rite of the water was rapid Oct. 17. 0.60 "IbU that a largt-er m a y not be pasted on Church doors team, has not missed an inning or 0 ftU t D K n W } 4 i e t t * i Oct. 20. WJOjUeM.” until 0?t. 16 -when it was lyvcl with m »y be secured, nor undertaker! idsns or* doctors a time at bat in nine season*. • -*»#t residence*. P A R I S . Oct. 2l>.— France's rec­ ognition of the Russian soviet g o v ­ ernment was flashed at noon Tues­ day from E iffe l tower in a brief message addressed to M. Tchitcherin, foreign minister at Mos­ cow. The French government promised to make public the text j la t night, together with the text o f the* soviet replv, but tin to 10 lo, k neithei text hn*l been is.mod. a tin- Ruv-.j-ui answer had not been received, and the g o v e r n ­ ment wa- firm in it-* resolve to publi-li the two Mnmltnnoou*-lv. It mav l e taken Im granted, the Matin « i i v >. tliat the exact terms of itie replv are known to M. <le .Moline, president *.f the eontmis» ! *i"ti on Russian atfairs. who hnrdA t h e r l i - i n g h „ nll|,i h « v , ,,-ked ofte, ,,g the * 6,878 OFFI CI AL FLORIDA BOOSTER; BALLOTS PRINTED CAR COMES HERE FOR THIS COUNTY ON W A Y NORTH f 1 Reed Fledges His B e s t Support To, Democratic Ticket Sanford Prolessors A.-zr L Kn ol A*e nGur rr li a ii nnpfl t a lil‘Port Kain InShows VVesl Lack VU)r[{\iy Bv Kiwams Cl ub ■m Efforts Eor Peace In China Seem Fruitless Advertising. iMaiLs Of Celery (irowers To Be Completed V^ery Soon Arrive ror Sanford Eleventh Engineer Submits Tabulation of Rise Of Water In Lake Monroe Since O ct 4 National Capital Gets Ready for Hallowe'en MARKET, AS CONTESTANT’S STOOD AT NOON m �—II ■ 'EMAN Has 150 *■Mile Young Britain's Flying: Aritiy! Binl Race on Sunday • -------- iaspCr on Oct. 20. This race p ro v Stricktn While Watch- 1cd to be the hardest In the history F ' Races 'a t Churchill !of the club. The birds w eir lib>wns; Succumbs H alf an crated by 0. A. Worley at 11:50 iur Later at Hospital I weatlwr ut this hoar “ F ; was clearing U|) In Jasper with a m a tn i i V S. no ' light north Wind, while at the ul8\ H LE, Ky., Oct. ..8. |name hour in this nclyhborhood n| William B. Haldeman, com i there were strong south winds and rr-in-chief o f the Confederate between tho two points, rain and dm. w .„ Monday l... at a .. !i wind storms which side tracked sits, died lato mo3t of thc bi|tK jil nt Churchill Downs whert*; IT** lir^t h;rd to arrive i» ownrd shaken Immediately nftor b e -i by George Knight. It was 20 Irlrken while watching inc minutes uhoad oi its nearest ccun•,Gencral lih ’dcman was ■?», Pttjtor owned by H airy Lucas pld, and nl one time part I Th« following are the positions rtS‘. r^ie rimes. , emPdays ago an attack fore* general to abandon nn nd- S S Horry Lu cn i 4W.02 yards; Sam Wilkls«.n: |4f,g .,4 yarda; j . A . g ond*, yards; I. J. Carter, -181..'17 yards. ■ *■' ■« —1— • • Continued from page one will ^extend on First St root from Palmetto Avenue to Oak Avetifce; cn Park Avenue from the court , houae to Fifth Street: on Second Street from Park Avenue to Mat;* nolia Avenue; *>n Magnolia Avenue frem Finct Streot to Second S:ree». Central Pnrk will be entiiely surrounded by th.»sc flogs ftntioncvl £5 feet a^art. 1’-. la further the Intention o f the legion to install ono or two flags In front o f overy residence in tho I rlty. Whether one or more flags i;re purchased, receptacles for hold- *H •M l UTvtf feet. Then when the gaps a r e ! eventually filled in, i t 'i s pointed; out, the decorations throughout the entire city will be uniform. Each flag ir. stationed rn 12-foot] poles which will fit into Sockets es- \ pccinllv placed along the curb line for them. The sockets will be pcimanent and even if apparently, covered up. <nn readily be found j by measuring from certain lines. These lings, it was brought out, | . Two days ago while attending ghalt Oglesby, age 57, d id nt Churchill Df>wnH he a g n in th e Hobson Snmitorium early thin complained o f ill health. Tho nt- j nnjrning after a brief illness. M e Monday came while he was sit.; The ltlRcrn) *crv,res will be held jnj£ In his box in the grandstand., {hir uf , orrrjon at 3:30 o'clock it ■Kbecamc oo ill that he was takou tbt. p0ine of hi* Outer. Mrs. Josic . gMHe Hub houre and then to a how I c.iHinn, on Union Avenue. ■H*Otf the grounds. : Rev. E. I), rtrownlec will offie,G«norol Hnldcmnn lived only ja»t. urif.nn hour after being stricken.] ’ ’__ Iff end liis brother-in-law, Frazier ~ Ronnie, were going toward the club, bent, bo resigned to join the famous M uscat the time, it wns reported., Orphan;' Brigade, with which he Several physicians were summoned fought throughout the war. riLiin tun trnnsport un armv hy «ir. R from the grandstand but were unWitji thc coining of pence the tin* HJipriM* of ttnnr liveF uhin two I *b1o .to give the ugod commander Haldeinans, father and son, rcturn‘ ‘• »f veU-iun Ui.l.kh trtiOjiH wi h mm hi ■Butoliof. cd to i/ouisvillc and revival the o u a11 n » u ti y k i -’•*t V p! ;tn * s f ouc h “ Two daughters, Mrs. Annie Es- Journal. Young lluldeman left a drain of Milwaukee, \Vis., nml Mrs. year later to attend college and on Qlgra Jlrucc Bonnie, of Louhvillc, his retain began his career ns cd u w a widow, Mr*. Lizzie Offut itor of the weekly edition of the ■Unman, survive. Courier Journal, which bad been PIKE PROTECTION Sketch of Career. formed by the consolidation of the IK INCREASIiO 100 c Genera I William Birch liable- Joui nnl and Courier nnd the nhsorp South Florida Crops Jlari, soldier, editor und former tion of the Democrat, loiter it be- j Damaged By Storms PER CENT IN C'iTV JcMpcmtic national committee- came a daily, nnd in Mny, 1884, the j nan, was born in Imuisvillc, Ky., Times, un afternoon edition, wn(('o n lim n sl from Page ' ) Cnly 27. 184(1, tho son o f Wnlter N. added to the property. Mr. liable • th ■ l.eginii, the eommissinn inA ,< s; • IK ted City Engincei Fred ’I. W il i in ins to malic a |iridin.iaary stirvry for the extension .,I the lake <Oontinu<^ ' thus making h l » « time slightly 0yn « During his pre*nt^ fessor has traveled th ditional states. . “ I like Florida *k»i noon, convict It. T. Thompson, white, was shot through one o f his arms and one o f his legs. A shot also grazed his side. This was learned today from Sheriff C. M. Hand who stated that the man seeing a possible chance to escape, started running and when commanded by the guard In chntgc to halt, did not stop but continued. The guard, whose name was not given out, then used his shot gun effectively and stopped the fugitive. It is said that the wounds suffer­ ed by Thompson are not of a Seri­ ous nnture. He was working with a county gang near Lake .Monroe, stated the shoriff. It wan further learned thnt -fit* far," h. say, later added that “<u! to be a thriving Hhl been in hundred. travels," he declare! is the first place th*t i police has offered , keep my horse." S ' Tho professor card* large nund>cr of cotT winch ho sell, tog'eS cards to rnisc funds u pefisca/While her* £ signatures of Mavor * A M E N D M E N T FOR SCHOOL BO NDING ACCORDED FAVOR 1 C-intinuid on pnge eight aoout nrgnm 334 , forward a.s .-he hopes and ik plan- " e npver tnl H mia unrit_ PUr. At ‘ Dr T. J. Nnlnr, of Atla^itu, arliv n l in the city yesterday for ihc l>i” j ,, ,,f conducting a serii s of bo, *'ntl. I*»• *• ’ ve’igtli-ti< rd services at Knenezer Methodist ('burcli ti\e miles out on (lie Orlando roaii •he meeting'', will be held all •■t tin- week and pa it of next, nml a « ••• •!in 1 invila*.i«:t lias been ev lend 1 In all ;>e> nils in the comIllillUt . . 1 1 nl houlevard from I'aik Avenue l V •'• ’ bulk head. -A 1 Paving Approved. 11*1 •’ to i he e n d o f i he The paving o f the followin g ed e • -• i * ets wns approved l,\ the com- 1mm i. mission: jit b* i IVi'Hti Avenue from Third to th.i' o Tenth S 'l e e t * . I, width of 21 feet; T l" Kixih Sire* t. Magnolia X .i niie to • •'**' ' • y p t ' - s Avenue, a width of 21 dxpa.t l « . l . II,ml Slree: fr««n Mill Creek *‘"H I • P's on Avenue, it IIh lung In mv width " f 21 feel; ICntli Street, P e . ' o n t • D, -<il.tr v ho ha been i Iiarac I ning to move. ' “ Even in Sanford, where rooms have been added almost every year, <irAV,led conditions exist, ('lassos ,,ru being held in corridors, lilirarleg and ailiJitoriunis, under many disadvantages and difficulties. More teachers are needed this year. but we have no mare class rooms, lirr.ee must labor under difficulties, '•v^V teacher trying to handle from t<*n to twen'y five t>er tin t more children than is practical. “ S' i more lionds can be issued without an amendment to the st.Vo ron.-tMotion, and no more build iags ism be erected without nddi tio-'iil b-ind". So let every loyal citi zen of Sanford and Seminole i ly rally to the cuii-e <r n 'r •Iron and vote for the Kdurntional Amendment (Article 12, Section, 17). religion nnd ''ro t. Hr, hu»8 of hi -frayed fron , mouth, Vn. 1(rt'u‘ compai ‘‘ Handsome I *'°n and i? , I P~ofc.ir.or lei morning foi !,n' r ts /urthi down it, * ~— i *,*.*'* *,** ' • •-.>-i-li.iot. j 'j ' l,'*’ . , \r , , 1 . «»i • < u ,’J1 '' .• .,,. .' . r,.. • » t.••11-ir •!, ’ ' ' ", *. ' 11' .' i.™.- *!.i #>»» i •••!,. > fnr • teiize,| lit many .i a “ second Sum Jones'’, is said to lie a forceful .uel ill, u,i, >• •1-• i speaker, and offii ials of the church I elieve that the evniigclislirnl cam' »»ai«rn 'a i II move verv rmcessful. Morning services will commence I at 10 oVIcK-k, and Dr. •Nolar _will .» .... ! “ f ..... 1 ,, | t « hi us,- m • , i 1,1 •',' ' i ,1" “ 1 In .1 •••*'• ,1 I "Ml |•|•t. 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I J i m u U B B I l Z i l l l i l l i S I I ' l t i a i l l l l N B I I I B I B I I R I M I B I I l l LAST and FINAL WEEK ONLY FOUR More Days of This Great Savin# Event of the Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday H H E B B B K B B f l U I ( B i l B B f l B B I I * B B B I M k i B M B E B I J R R W Z R H l l ) i r t B H L I C l D * l , U Q U . 1( B l R l l l l l l l l l l l B I I * M B * l a U J B t l k U I I I I t a i ( r | i a * D I , t « I t ( - M I d Ui;» ( J im i S liC K S a i UBa S O B liV U u ilK li lH U LIi B I!B B B IIB B iB ia a iiB B B B B R B lM li| R B B B R iB B B IIH a r.BBR BBaiUatl LADIES’ I1H11SH WOOL SWEATERS M E N ’S HiMHEl) COTTON BLANKETS JERSEY PETTICOATS 0 XF01! !) s S W EA T ER S BLEACHIN DR ON E-S I R A 1 PI I M P S H E S T G R A D E .’J6-IN COMFORTS HER YARD I DE NEW EST TH INGS IN WITH 1WO PAIR PANTS $ 9 . 9 5 T' $ 2 2 .5 0 OUTING Light und Dark tcrnK, per yard N E W S H IP M E N T OI $!i.on .MEN’S DROWN $ 1 1 .9 5 F U L IS IZ ' R O Y S ’ 111 H E E D $9.95 TO$27.50 3ti INCH OR 1ILACK L A I) I E S’ KIMONOS OXFORDS WOOL PANTS WOOL UNION blankets SUITS PER YARD ac INCH WIDE PAJAMA CHECK PER YARD JUIW i i i M i u r m i K , ■ ■anM.'.CUEIiKUlidffllSIiaifPBBI ■ PMaRKB BHtlH bbubudb •frtn rm l i / j *■* H«1J MjlWj J �xb’ E h ---------- s - . :• i • v S . ,< 9 *4 . ?!• -: -V as-.:- “ t fn ’t » w r «ttrr«i><i(i M ftpt There t ir e f l v e a m e n d m e n t s t o t h e s t a t e c o n s t i t u t i o n t o . 4 *1 ftaafoMl. I l a r ll i as Second Cln** Matter. be v o t e d u j x m n e x t T u e s d a y . T h a t m a n y c i t i z e n s w i l l c o n ­ St. 1*19. at the Postofflce xford, Florid*, under Act of f u s e t h e m n n d v o t e f o r o n e w h e n t h e y i n t e n d e d t o v o t e a g a i n s t 9. lilt . tND U I)RA!» nOWARD IIKHI) Magnolia Arenac ___ editor ... Manager l’ Knnr I4H IVniC R IPTIbN It ATKN Tear_17.00 81* Month* *3.r>0 vered In City by Carrier, pet r Utv Weekly Edition 1! 00 Tear. SCIAli WOTICKt All obituary ted, card* of thnnkn. resolution* notice* nf.ehlertnlnnieni* w-liora rjrea arc made will be charged at regular ndrertlaltig rate*. Mnr.it t i i m AaoociATF.n rn n o e The Associated Pres* I* exolusyaly entitled to the u*e for remit,jlcatlftn of all new* dl*t>ntrhe* 1 credited to It or not otherwise cred ■ lt«d In thin pacer and aleu the local .. Jl^n.Ti.ub,lli\iniS hr&lh. AM right* Ot repnbllcntIon of epcclal dlnpatch* e* herein are also reserved. &VV ’W EDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1924. IV **------------------------------------------- — - n tS L E THOUGHT FOR TO D AY «T r kM . G REATEST IN THF. KINGDOM "Whosoever therefore shall1humble himself ns this little rhilil, the some ■ ' » ; , is greatest in the kingdom of heavv cn. Matthew 18: 4. i b . - t r n iu is o riiY . ------rr~ n — -— j-tr*r?— As Brisbane Sees' d a k dob -T* Every. Kiri hu she Cbuld win # V Cmdidge Snys Something, A Real Trust. K. J. IIHss Knows Word*. Meal Esters Rule. MV ARTHUR BRISBANE ICop) right 1024) Most of the h ^ H ring look inIir<, jj^" it , o r v o t e a g a i n s t o n e w h i c h t h e y w e r e t h o r o u g h l y in f a v o r ' o f , t h e r e is l i t t l e d o u b t . W e h a v e h e a r d it s u g g e s t e d t h a t i n a s m u c h a s n o n e o f t h e a m e n d m e n t s is p a r t i c u l a r l y h a r m f u l t o t h e s t a t e o r a n y , s p e cia l s e c tio n , an d as th e c a r r ia g e o f s o m e o f th e a m e n d THE CROWDS like General m e n t s is o f p a r a m o u n t i m p o r t a n c e t o t h e f u t u r e o f F i o r i d a , Daw.-* host of nil the men now c i t i z e n s s h o u l d v o t e b l i n d l y in f a v o r o f a ll o f t h e m r a t h e r t h a n ; talking at ihe tail end o f the cumt a k e t h e c h a n c e o f b e c o m i n g c o n f u s e d anti v o t i n g a g a i n s t a ( paign. Whether they mean to vote m e a s u re o f w h ic h th e y a rc r e a lly in fa v o r . for him or not. they like him. E v e r y o n e w i l l a d m i t H in t a n ‘a t t i t u d e o f t h i s k i n d , ns a , U>- i*. perhaps. i Ik > he*t man g e n e r a l r u l e , w o u l d l i k e l y p r o v e d i s a s t r o u s t o i h e w e l f a r e o f ; that could have been selected ns n the state. W e h a v e n o t y e t r e a c h e d t h a t E u t o p i n n s t a g e rampniirn imrtner lo r "Silent” w h e r e p o l i t i c i a n s r a n ho E n t r u s t e d w i t h t h e c o n d u c t o f t h e CnHin ronlidge. Im"dentally (he President'* sils t a t e ’s n fT a irs , w i t h o u t an o c c a s i o n a l c h e c k i n g up. W e can­ e'uv. while he stays in Washing­ n o t v o t e in f a v o r o f a n y a m e n d m e n t p r o p o s e d , w i t h o u t t h o r ­ o u g h i n v e s t i g a t i o n , n n d i e x p e c t t o g e t b v f o r l o n g w i t h o u t u n ­ ton nnd nttends to business, isn’ t c o n s c i o u s l y f a v o r i n g s o m e m e a s u r e , t h e r e s u l t o f o r l e n d i n g t o hurtii g him. Mnnv farmers nnd ethers nn-ee c o n s id e ra b le g r a f t and co rru p tio n . w th Carlyle that "Speech is of I f t h is w e r e a s y llo g is m nnd th e a ' o v e p a r a g r a p h n r m a j o r p r e m i s e , w e b e l i e v e t h a t m o s t o f o u r r e a d e r s w i l l a g r e e line-’ -ilenee is of i-lemit v " And, President U,..dhige, when I tw i t h us t o t h i s p o i n t . N o w it is g e n e r a l l y h e ld t h a t n o n e o f talk. SAYS s ir.le hi',,R. ht h e a m e n d m e n t s is p a r t i c u l a r l y h a r m f u l a n d t h a t w e m g l ’ t s a f e l y v o t e in f a v o r o f a l l o f t h e m . Hut l e t 's i n v e s t i g a t e a i 11» YOC lend the I’ .'e ident's little . • te h 'f Thursiiny? The United Light w o n l T ^ m ore than heavy, Nothing tirkt^T, new coat like a Some of the the wood.* To the pure *11\ •mil to the fickle Things are ™_ Even the leaves The easier a gjjff the hnriler R man| Everv man is ) liberty and ! t « f more money, j Ihe height of 1s on is about itj ja gi ou ml. ♦ j T a k e f o r e x a m p l e t h e a m e n d m e n t r e l a t i v e t o , i ! i , .s a m i co u n ties w h ic h a u th o riz e s th e le g is la tu r e t > m a k e a c h a n g e in t h e f o r m o f g o v e r n m e n t o f . J a c k s o n v il l e a n d D u v a l c o u n t y St i'es will i>e glad te ,u-npf rate v ;h enr fitend* nhr-.,*id PUT ! __ (Winnifred Mott) ttie United Stales will leek after There was once a mnn who had lot* T h is am en dm en t i.s held In lie pu rely a local m a ile r and ap- it - own affairs, says the President, r\n ne uscii cm plicnble o n ly to D uval cou n ty. Hut since w hen has any without outside assist w o This -An other'on"w ho had just a* murh. am en dm en t to the state c on stitu tio n been a pu rely local (oiinirv “ will mil sidinui domestic i«w ; l i e abused ’em. i a ffa ir .' i - lies to pat lev Each night in folly he whiled away,I T h e am en dm en t p ro vid es fo r Hie m e rg in g o f the c ity 1 nul l II friend f tti-1 1 esgile Did as bttle work as he could e«ih g o v e rn m e n t o f .Jacksonvilla w ith the cou nty go vern m en t o f tin !'r i-iilellt'* ; And " ' ,:i nd Ihe tl brains he had. I ’m ashamed: I> » v b I, a m ^ tb e consi qucnl avoidan ce ot much o v e rla p p in g o f I • 1•ague of ! duties. In o th e r words, then* would lie one lea d in g o ffic e r to r ' ' 1 ■' 1,1 to *ny. any. M ...... I " He cxeused 'em. Ihe e n fo rc em e n t o f the law in the cil> and the cou n ty. T h e ' .itp'ii mill '.tic pc VU , lli.ei sliip it* I! pi IIll'll. Il ,e . chietj o f p olice would also net as s h e riff, m* the slier If would a. Mil t 11ii i I\ t tc,' I i >'pe. U riels h -"T h e mnn who employed hi* powers act as c h ie f o f police, and th e sa la ry o f om- or the o th e r rlim of mind u.'gi -til'll 111II ite- 1.1 I Ml t Hilt p * . Became successful; inated. ■ > . 1 failure 1., lei J;tpa n illi tale 4 H U air was keen, his eye was C e rta in ly th a t is a splendid idea. A splendid idea fo r ■ • l i t in ltiiig ia tiiiii la"lu ig ht b• bright. J a ck so n ville and D uval cou n ty, w e should sa\ F o r Jack son ­ , .i -i |. re.I a i-i't i a" fm1 Japan His life was restful. ville. q u ite con sisten t in its a ttitu d e o f selfishness, and <-n■' And the one who never had used i . al.tai k mi t h i .sit * i v Thnt tir e ly in accord w ith its well grou n d ed custom o f n e v e n g iv - i his head, -t l-f, tl lll.-.'ll - V„l," nr 1 1■j nig .a V. “ Why. I could have done that, too.” in g a th ou gh t to any part o f F lo rid a o u t I * * ih e limit-:, o f ■II ( Illlf.lt 111.-. he said, D uval cou n ty, has the am endm ent to read as apply m g on ly to , “ But I’d rather leaf through life -IT \K IM . "i tug 11 llD -•. what J a ck so n ville and D uval cou n ty. instead; Vr.ll t lllllk ••f it 1- I , . r ' It i W e a re not so dumb as to he unable to see the advan It ’s lots more restful." mi...I 1 ni cani/p it ■lull* - s tc l — The I ’ lassnuite. lu ges o f such a m e rg e r o f g o v ern m e n ts , but w hy should Jack pi. s o u ville get all the b en efits? W h y not m ake tie* am endm ent ■ . .ni ,'f 1 r;,. a 1 ,\.• rII ,|MV. >in ul \ FOR DAVIS AND B R YAN gen era l, so that T am p a, M iam i, and S a n ford , too. can do Hr it i. in a ml R, I4:ii mi 1•1 mil* CT.illn at »•> what III order to vote for JOHN W, a w a y w ith a lot o| excess o tlic e h oldin g and o v e rla p p in g in ' [1 >1 l-alll/at ...11 1 nivr p A V IK for President ami t 'H A lt - 1g o v e rn m e n ta l a d m in is tra tio n ? 1 in,pl.t <i.tl a 1, M LKS w B R ^A N for Vice-Prey-j lim ••I * an 1 ifi> n■ were |f t )n< am endm ent carries and th e a d v a n ta g es accru in g 11 ■ < n THIS H A LL O W E 'E N STUFF ISN’T, SCARING A N Y O N E Only wav n, .,Tf ( J ing animal- is to , shave. WANT] A M P \N lUTORT^ T-> buy j i>Uj u!d| f or l ash hi suoil lo ll 'ole. laryiiJ i c-baill n ItMTf Sn vSJ4. J m l A r lv l) I l HNiTU I ’ hone W c la k a Hi &zi:rainr r-.-N iu I, -;irn In< I’inu Tax I'avim nt; I'M V I K \ u Vd ‘i 1 u •' r •-f t ;m i w ii ,11 1 ' 1 in r 'o n <!* 1■»i Ir ‘ t « 1) ■r . ;t- t 4* ,1 e .11. 14 1 In Ill ' 14*' .1 - • 1 r* \ t 1«* 1 id* • h ‘1 .t 1-, ' ,4* ' *1• " Dt ‘ 1* * - t 1 I'.'Dt/'iM .1 i*vif 4 1. ) |.. II u -4\ •m i» k fv k. »h.»* r ' .1 t« ? J 1, •1 , .141 bat 1 . ’ . ' t ' H- f 1* « - ( ! Tin 1 r ,D ♦. 1-IStU »>• 1,1.1 r1 4 t nl t I t 1* »M t (m f li " •:* b.. 1. lu ' . 1 1.1,|«4 t * jOl II ' 11•,1A o’ ileil • 1• r Presidential Elector*.! ' " Jm’ K.sonville are not H eahl**, as thev slttvlv w ill lie, e v e n all eliegM. These will mil be distinguished on j o th e r cou n ty m the state is g o in g to want a s im ila r a m -ml *. I hi-v lunl In li , . • it I-, kill the ballet from the Elector* of oth m eat a p p ly in g to it, and the result w ill be Ih e necessity o f I .■-ii ■parties. Following are the mimes again a m en d in g the state const j l n t ion , all because Ja. ks>*n Th M t f1i ITI It * 4*1 ■o f the Democratic Elector*. Memm ' -1, \\f hi v 1 • n \s,i", ft 1.1 * ,> v ille hadn't the altru ism to include all counties m the litih 1 S f t i c them *o that you may vote cor L O S I L i.K a s a fe co u rse m I ■ nitiD'ht '• II t•1kT • . h « ‘4*j it. g r a v y it was tr y in g In get fo r it - t it . T f,-' ro ctly: 4 * * 1 I H d lilt % % • ' * 1 I I'” * '■ U I f i n a n c i a l c h a n n e l s , t a k e .1 Send that am endm ent back to them d e fe a te d and make f t J. l<ec Ander*on. *■» i . tl th* t *f*I! 4*tI Matt *»f fttllf • them re w rite it so as to up hide t he ritsl nl l lie state. M Ai D. W.'Berrv, h e l p f u l b a n k as y o u r p ilo t. h jiitf. th* \ ' mm i**'t f«»r«*u:u John Q, Honshuw, Marvin MTntonli. I* i t It * t tV\ \ f ’ Mil I - lit *x ■ To 111iost Uanana-fruwinu In I'lmiila 4* 4 W. Blount Myers, I h is i n s t i t u t i o n o f k r s you t. 1 j It ,• *n* An** 1 1* ;t'i t.u if f J. Hinton Pledger, 1 111 5 j niiii tij ' #lik*1m* 1' i h e b e n e f i t o f i t s _e x p e r i e n c e lw . j « Jl y ( b toh er is t Ip- ,Jj,t sgL tor- Lpe p t >14-? - Fka \!Hf X fin "iH't t'» ' ok A week from today it will be all nla Hanantt tlr n w e r s ’ A shik !;n *o ii" alI \\ i n f i n a n c i a l p r o b l e m s .mil W in lifte te r fla lt:i\ v eell. n . <hi 1e ,1 i,i*u4 i.'ii* , ( ill I/I IP Mt J*T« l‘ 1 11 over but die shouting. ________ Ih e best 1 on vent ions the assoc iat mu has e v e r e n jo y e d I ' p ie i p o ile r n b u s in e s s m c th o ib . .1 ., 1 1h’ i 1 r. t .. . 1 ib> |, Harry baud.-r says he is going " dieted, and to insure it m - t e s .i.l.-n t Plograr*. ha- b, ,1 I 1 \I leave his wealth to the widow n f1at ranged, N the Unknown Soldier. Thai’s tinDm- to the tact that banana g lo w m g 1- b iio in m g reeng 1 i lit 1» iit.b 1 1 - ' true Srottish spirit. ui/.ed as otte ot F lo r id a ’s good nioin-v mat* m g d op . t Ii, : 1..In try is d c v e lo p iiig fast. M m who planted battat.a- u || h 111 t b- 1 "ing ..... I ,'t It, 1 1" 1 LaFollette and Wheeler are g-> nb a ot g r o w in g them fo r rnmnii r. a! use- have . I I - - , .. , , •;, >1 .Mi. -1. ! . 1 , l- M i . , ' 1, . •It* I. In tel c l Haiti 0:1 S a v in g * Wound fng to get 11 lurger vole than <*■ . , p<'UI 1 t w > Strcirdh Service I’logu-s* 'Mlrlv Am i 1" ' • . l i l t generally expected, hut wr hrliev* tlu il Ifirv » ;iii MLilvr nil " dt'. ' tail- 1 ■ W 1 -1 1.' - , li­ it Hi. they are going to draw mostly w ith this d io .\i -i \ hit: ci iin-- a in v. mt l i e 1 I t .........*' from Keputilienn rnnks. c u ltiv a tio n ot tin < 1 op, lt, f It m o 1 , w i,„ t. ti, 1 . P. M 1- ' " 1 !( -*-------k elal.lc. M‘ , f,■ 1 " 1 hi.General I*. Elia* Cullen will b. tlo -u l.je. t S 1 ho-, 11 I ot dl ml 1 i i . \ \ int,'i come president of Mexico on N,, ill 1 1 IP 1 t, ■ -tl.p .1 l . i < ili/ii vetnlier d<>. Ik- has just on, ... H i.v .-i me, I m g w 1 . I-U inuntli of punce, then about two tlou ot m » i I> l " i ‘ slice,-s.-ful banao.i , ult,n,A lp - 'lo i .a 1 . 1 m O.li week* of riot and Hell, culm unit u ill be t lie plot 1 * t ion o f ba lianas a g a i list 11 o -1 , am I 1h1 1 I p o t 1 1 ,...lhic 11 ing m almost certain death. lie talks upon the foo d -va lu e ot he banana, and ii|>oii "l-’loi ^n-?r a»a *. tfu ir lu a iM E r iiia B R a iH iR k fC iiiu i1111' 1 1!■!,.:< 11 * til 1 : .1! I n I A t4 M a 3 1 .L N G S L lir .L 'IR IIU ID U U lllO IQ B l3 lll|KI A wounded veteran of Chateau- Hla’w Manana F u t u r f” M i l l "tl. u a n ib ii ot the a ->■ * iat toil. : i u I-1 I I " 1 1 I Ml IP 1 Thierry ha* accused President at le a s t, asked to discuss "Itiu n ilia Heal I-..d a le M* at Coolidgc of exacting n fee of $2Ml, |n (h is last topic, " T h e H erald sees som e p a ltn Itlal good, IJ*4 1’ II.• tc rtW U while he was vice prehblent. f..ir| 'n , oUsun(|8 „| acres o f Flurida land t-m ld lie con verted into ( , E llin .1 : BEN A UP sn \w 1X % 1 4 making « memorinl aaarexn at . 4 . . . , . , , n i If ;>pp-.l. !, i \ t-, Ii* r , ' ' ' Bridge;Kirl. H tKigina to look a* if -small haimnu p la n ta tio n s and he sold to e a g e r p. -.pl 11mu m i« H. 1.. D E A N , ( 'h a i{m a n , 14 4 >a- t in,.,, pul. . 1 . think In tl. "t it" "i “ Silent" C«l were going to talk o th e r pacta o f the U n ited S la b s to whom the n b a ot a j u J D a v is -i!i >nn ( lull, It. ■ ' m himself out of Uu* election yet. |numi fa r m ” w o u l d m o s t te m p tin g ly appeal The ’ 1 lorida eat, 1 ■ It. • w 11 eg 1H B R a a a iiu ftn a u n a n a n m ic n a iiri'jB M u ra rr.w r.iiJ ttr. i s k v Ann .'•antm.l. I lurida. _ ,7, , ' Hanana (j r o w e r s ’ A s s o c iat io n " could con stitu te it sett a gunt- ' \r nil, n t "ti t'.itl* v hi.v.......... (i U UNI ^ own i.‘ • V .t. tl** eon?enPtrnttng’ n T *1rong"y" t .n « l" n i o v e r th e s o Jtuw pi-uple and then new v e n tu iv. ami w hile ,|u,'i,‘ij Ii .11 1 tic Will.! ' Pei ban U HM 11 i b ’.U S i : B SHr I*, bet ii"" I lu,t ,ut is, at Id ' 1 the defeat of Senator Wulab, of jh elp in g UlC'RS.to m nke a s t a ll that would insure sun ess 111 I ’ l e a s e Iin,I e n c l o s g d !* • h*r r» .1B u i> u a li n Montana, candidate to succeed him-{ t he Im iu tn a-griiw in g biisinc 1 mild add hundreds ,.| planla- t h e k \ ; tin; vvuut.n J c i r s a i n s v mi may cut, ! in* nam e nn the Nalmiwl " r *4 Id L aelf, as upon any other phase of ( j ons |() s ta t e ’s blinaua a, H u ge; and pul F lorida oil the fm gi t u,.it u niki Koll. said money to go 100 per c e n t to the s*( ' * the campaign. UaUn i* liar h IBB m ap a> .1 c om m ercia l source tm good bananas, dul T.ding I 1 1 1 n ay m i f the D e m o n .d ic C am paign . Tilt- I \ I W 'l'S E oto t " c ,■ p. ^ less nnd faithful u puali, M-rvant >1 «n a ( nil ot t he un-et i ng at \\ m ti t 1la v, 11 it ina\ Iu■1 0:11 tide 111 Is id 'id t"iI to fit in well with Kcpubln .in 1 m i. and b< I II t gllllllg I >1"C R H fl ^ ours, very truH . n ii 1 ruptioru Tim Itcpubiuans m-vt-i |y e xp ected that real bcnelit** w ill 1 «inc Hanana g lo w in g tan I In 1 l.< t"iu t t luil ii m .ii ' |1 M I" |', 1 ' 1 u ’j * a (.*’ tt will forgive Wo!*h for tin way to easily he m ade one ot F lo rid .t’s h ad mg' In du strie' rj UM E And it i- I nl. . I . ili'ltle In - • 1 1 X a me >1 OB H - 1 unctivi red the Teapot Dome oil th rou gh these " g e l to g e th e r " m e t i n g ' that the bt-'l nip, IM h MTU i mililii't 1 .0 .. fast , 1 t.< 1 ■ .0 Bcandal. n M R II I its is g iv e n m 11 new 11 id m-t 1 y s d< v e lo p m e n l. A Ittri ss fed t It. - M m 1 meat Q V1J ------ T“ , m n« u Clem Shaver H|iJ»enl* for f u n d s " I Ii, hull 1 lull", el "I- al." I O il I 11 Ii I*., n i e ’ II SB J y urn ii to carry on the light against *■**•Tost <I ITice 1 1,’pliant an illingcl'MI-lv i i i \ M ’ AIK M) AND D A V I ^ II L Z Si niption: "The National Uonimitte, .111 •« Sliaw i cs, Inn lioi r. ig « .-■■ii mt t is badly in need of funds t«> coni I \ MPA I IUI1 M i* «m * * q m a u n iir i'; ,i m r 4 i i i i i a i i i M i i B i i i i l i |M ! tig," . Iiav, 1 iUi *' 1 I,"-Im * ► J u« n* :irfcn * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !!* T pietc its campaign, and the lime 1* t inflint i f m'-i*• N»« i-11 (1fitJi!1i b 1 r i a n i e v r u n i i R a a B n i i i a i a i i i i i i B i B i V 11111 1 B0 short that we appeal to e v e r g o n e | Wllilum U 'li \,t"" bealty I" ii 11,1 *rt" 1 1 > is 111 a*"I ................. - " " at* ! :l ............ ! ’. I \ v. u to Bend in a substantial , nnltlhu clan,tmn I a J'dii U b in s k ic k lain, cm t bw-»t l" - iii.dc- l'-*o a ■tlon. PleaBC do nut wuit to tie ^d anoftiei pi")> tt“ ‘ o uiidct th, > , ■ 11*1 .• . .iiut tieli, , <i>< I -■11!t■ m i: \1 \> 1 \ n ; A M ) 1 \ s i K \ N ( 1 : luuhnn* * f *»■»» 1 > *"*i 11* " *-"l personally solicited, tm out j *slunk of mtsiepi,-Mntitti"n which |(> |.uhll ttn Mile i- pot a ign 1lull UlniSM ni M I*, I'lliS l W IH iN \ | i : \ n k hi in, r iin N i • * » IIM-II, u i l h r11*Ul 11 v , yMur vvay to support your p U f ,{ u,,l........ m. muling, ■- U. < it'i it III |i*ii i«- t•» i*» I>1-11 in ,I 4ih ( ulhf til '!**, -I'VMli Nt ii I > t i • w* ■ii a c a u ■ c *2c 3 1 M.m « .at- n ht«*ak f i «»!r» li Mi M, t hi * H|-.t i.i Jiiil/vlt Ann iu a has i\M C • n0W whW1 11 necdl J0U1l.u.lt to contuse the vote.. J 0 I Aduti's illness was ppunuunmi a h ; a it hiiet and dues not pi "|«,se ( * m filteec mimites and in. 1 Prelident MucCracktu, President1'lodge of Vnr by these K,-inil-li,an slrui,- t.■ ' it n,eiet> *,i i)ic re.|u,*st of ,ttnic, lie is t--o huay.to , ht-vtf g is* J u r College, tayt of President giftts to uvol.l speaking t»l tlu* .1 gi.aip ••* n actionary Kcputdicaii t K Coolidgc: “I know nothing about IHVER IMIf VI ES held up wul. i ticket. wbos, gam, the people have dl' Coolidgc. Ho U a myth. I ’ve |man ui.il * i o l . ten luuvv l. v.,.M r. M l Adtto showed wbat M*it ■ f te. t,,l. S ; aoen him in the moviw. ‘Bmllel I to v the dm ..suits Ihut at , . 1 lain j filled Willi metal bars. ■ay the piduro mens and ho araiiM, a “ dodge" it is by issuing a stale ,<tr, ,,j ' thought ih, v' wer,- stealing lit nient from hi* hospital hi which he l«» toltow m four moi, ‘Go to the hall game*!’ ‘Give c ion i i t l ,,ut kie.11 ellortt ul lilt 1 . rawhide the Repuhli. an ticket und tin t> p. . I gov. i amen! Henry I-'ofd a bucket of sap.’ ‘T osb 1o f their liv,-,, tiiey called feOme hay.’ And he obeyed anxlnutv- culls upon all Hue ping resolves to Wa-huig!"i, dm mg the la-t iiuad- ndy boxes lull of cf.pt>,'r. yL back Nir. Davis und Mr. liryuit to lenmum ate ninth mure t> . !"■ av.,jd ly and humbly." I* that the real Toolish thn-w *. But\vh:,t abunt X Coolidgc, the Coolidgc who aat in hasten the day of honest, efficient ,-d than any of the awful pledic* men witli ui-oe than thev nc-d inn* inude t.y the * oolnlge a polo who spend ttiilr entire lives haul cabinet meetings with Fall, Den- und progressive government. In hi* statement, Mr. McAdoo gists. It is not .hdg>- or ( htt- lug leal gold 01 Its f ilm iil.ril la and Daugherty, und could see reason for change when he hespeuks the scorn of all true Dciii- os,'’ it is Coolidgc and * In,..-.' the their strong l-oxes, and dfe vvitlieatue to select hia own cabinet 7 ocrats ut the fntuou* effort huing vtiy sort of conflict between the oul hu'icg enjoyeii li fu, or ihe -------- 0-------I made by Mr. Hughes und other He- white house and congress which ar- pleasure of working for o,h,-r*7 Bj 7 Are they less lon.plete failure.* Thc “Amendmentto Section I ot publican speakers to terrorize the 1 , -led legislation at Washington than tin uocpp.iiiitrd liver pi A rticle IX ." relative totaxation ! ppopje jnt0 voting for Mr. Coal- during the last session ■rid finance, taxai ^ e only “ ~~ providing ,J1 (for *the“ *“* ■ 1 ' means of' saving 1 Neithei Dciii,u-ruts not progre* lutes 7 n '■tlon o f "inlangiblea” not to eX 'N j,e cf,untry from collapse. This *ive Ilepuldnun* , an he intimidated A forn'dly haltmccd ration \■ THE SI tit h market I. 1 lore TV'**ad five mllla on the valuation of |atUK,..Rtonri stuff has been used so' into voting for Coolidgc »n the funis of vital importance to EGG ■ the list closed yesterday [ ^ »*>• Bapublican campaign man tasti,- idea ihut unless Coolldge in cheerful, p prixiurtion. riK lin u “RED COMH t clared null and void even if pa»*ed, r ( j without any visible of- president, the world will come to an with, "plus” matks scattered oil thu way through The big sti-g) com-, because it conUIn* » typographical n* l,n u * F E E D S ’ till the bill. FEED 5 fact tiiaj one i* forced to the con* end. All that will come to an *t-nd pony wa* up one point in chile of error, »ub*tituting the ward “vio- cluflon that the denperatioij over with t’oolidge defeated will be the THEM . the threatened international trust UU*ai’’ . fo r “valuathm.” , There defeat ha* made them mad. most disgraceful Republican rule in in Europe. The railroad' storks are two amendment* regarding Nobody believe* that the C on»ti-, the political history of the United were more cheerful. Somebody both captioned very *im- tvtion is endangered by the elec-1 State*. And the surest way to think* that the country isn't go­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER * ft oM 9. “An A L amendment to Ar u " ) the other, “An amend* tion of any of the candidates^ Simp 1 bring about that necessary and ad- ing to the dogs just yet, or, in P. FOSTER. President F. WHIT words, that 1 of Article IX” ly because the American people mi ruble situation is to elect John NORTH EI.M * !l4ie’V!ertetf? *•**•* ,»*»**4 *t > J*, - hare h*(| 4meugb <*.^1 *candale;‘ W. Davi e. --e ------------------------ Tf v ,*e ! m Join the Victory Cli $7,000 $1,100 R e g u la r it y T h e BUTTERMILK O d o r! The secret of suecessfu1 regularity. OD0& is a part i of Payability!j Any person who will adopt uU of saving a l’egTilar sum at regulsf vals it only a dollar a week,— Die habit of saving. rl’o save, when the habit is on< quired is as natural as breathing final reward is financial independ FIRST NATION a T I j ^ ____ RNB9nHEaLbB3y ■ M R B I B. �f MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. ifV * Phone: Re*. 425 T a r icial [endar doHutay . , 4 Of M. E. Church;L s]j0 Went. Snnforo m. teases, Mrs. Grev 1 nt home of Mrs! Miss Louisa De^tsonville! hostess, peCottes, P a rk A v e ■kirtdsy , , of the M. E. Church. 1 U, Chappell, C d hrtj' Elisabeth and 515 Magnolia A v e - Ljjje Luncheon, hosF Rnumillat. 1 P- m> hostesses, Mrs. pn ami Mrs. Walker [Herndon, 3:30 p. m. |»er; hunoree, Miss loitcss. Mrs. Arthur true: 8 p. m I Fnda V |F»rtv, host. Osborne Heights, Sanford I Kill Flirty; hostess. Stoki '. 3R1 Ninth Mrs. P a x ,f Mrs. H. R. W0f M E. Ch u rch ; rs. :t t> n* Milton Robbins Gives MRS. A N N A DEFOREST DISCUSSES' CHAPTER W ORK AT D. A. R. MEETING Birthday Party^or Little Frieh — The meeting of the St. Agnes Guild was held Monday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. John Lcpn■rdi nt 113 Holly AvoAoe, with Mrs. John {.conardi and Mra. Clarke Leonard! acting as hos­ tesses. During the business part of the Monday, October 27, wns doubly significant to Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Rob­ bins being their twelfth Wedding Anniversary and their son, Mil­ ton’s eleventh birthday. In the evening ^lr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Robbins entertained a few mop The first meeting o f the Daugh­ book handy in order no other active The living room nnd dining room was turned into a veritable pink ters of the Amerltan Revolution ities may be scheduled to conflict nnd white flower garden with pink after their disbandment for the with chapter dates. Slid white rut flowers hy using Mrs. DeForest sketched the ad­ summer months was featured hy vancements of science and learning cnta.to help thM f'1JrlbuMgfltfriend " M t e ^ ^ i V r g e b !£ nn address delivered hy -Mrn. Anna made in the Inst year, and comment celebrate his eleventh M. DeForest, regent of the local cd upon the wonderful exhibition of Games were The tabic was daintily appointchapter. courage nnd dating made by the afternoon that Jlrs. DeForrcst gave n brief re­ nround-the-world fliers. of eviry youth. The* ytftjiHc iwm. . ~ r —. —..... . — » — . . . In .the . . . center . wns .a , basket kept everything lively Up’ until ing the afternoon and night, salad,' fashioned like n large pink lose, sume of the work accomplished by She discussed briefly the archeo­ the D. A. U. post hero during the logical and astrological discoveries each with a sigh of regret were coffee and sandwiches to whomso- ‘ rotl1 G,ls t'ink streamers ran to, the place cards. As each giicsia* past season, and outlined several made in the last few months, and reminded it wns time to £0 home, ever visited to purchase. drew the streamer, a wish wns A handsome birthday epke was There is to be a recital given important matters that will come ■commented on the coming national found in the heart of the rose. Good water Is e.ssential to good ' « * ■ * ■ ■ * * ■ ■ ■ * ■ * * * * * ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ cut during the afternoon. The ’ \ Mrs. Julius Tnkash and Mrs. before the chapter within the next |election. declaring thnt:-/"Of the A cut glass and silver cnmielnhrn health and can he had hv phoning |J guests had a chance -to blow the I rake for the benefit o f the Guild few months. I three candidates wp cannot be sure 11 candles out before the cutting. ' <>n Ni»v. 13. V ii AI1 Hallowe’en with lighted candles was placed on phone bO, Silver Iaike Springs Go. ■ Her financial report showed that who will he chosen hy the people *A(iv. ** •’" hip «»n >•• llnllou*fVh nltrht Mrs. Robbins served the guests \fter the business meeting was the table, giving the room a delithe post whs completely out of i,ut whoever does receive that hon■• it« i iii*1 mt r uke of * H » 1the salad, pickles, cheese straw s with!*'ittc clow. This candelabra was —• I J WHi’iio' 1 i( ittine Hi y e "inn Of debt and would begin the season’s or we hope that he will uphold the with ice cream, with cake, bon-bons closed the hostesses served deli- U*cd nt the wedding of Mr. and ssi.” " ■'— — nnd fresh fruit. m • ji i fj i h tin Him L ( nt. All ) p Who work with a clean slate and with constitution am! do what is right Those present included Patricia i ious refreshment* consisting of Mrs. Robbins 12 years ngn. Trv Smith Barber " > • "o.sK-..t money in the bnnk. ' The atiiiiw rsniy cake, carrying nnd best for our country." Turner, Gertrude Handel. Jack Gll- coffee. - ----- ** It. STEVENS Mrs. DeForest declared that the Those present were Mesdanies M.' the color scheme of pink and. Shop for good barber jj .Mrs. DeForest urged all members lon. Billy Barber. Maurice and a n Park Are. budget system made use of by the of the organization to turn out nn<l Jack Kanner, nnd Sidney Weinberg. Mtnnrik, Matthews. A. R. Key, 'vhiu’ hold 12 lighted candles. , work. Ladies welcome. ■*■*■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■«■■» chapter had resulted in the settle­ vote for their choice, adding that it ---------, Mildred Peabody, Paul R i g g e r s , 1 lb« elaborate seven course dm y&J ment of all debts contracted last was every woman’s duty to make “ to Valdez HUB! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ year in erecting the llihaut mnn use of the ballot now that it has * * 11 ’ U, W Peat man. Jr., R aym ond j t/ertrude Handel, Mi and Mrs. Joe ^ umont, nnd was responsible for the been awarded to them chapter’s excellent financial state Philips, Julius Takaeh, DcntieU 'il"1 " " 1z w r T i'I She declared that in the election Fresh Oysters nt the present time. James N. Robson, Jr., was host .. McKee nnd Miss M arie « « ■ 1 T 1,rvtl‘ “ ml A of 1022 only 13 per cent of the qual- ; ............................ ..... ......... ............. W \nnr llrnllli** In discussing the work for the ified feminine voters cast ballots, Sunday to a few fiiends at a deI) A I I.Y ' l,l,in ® F n m > in h l i d hum l r l n l I h j n ijj t. i u i i i . t l l s ( " r it r i f l l l , ensuing year, Mrs. DeForest urged Fruits n.ui \ e getn b lei in IM tO G H E S S IV E P O L I T I C A L In conclusion Mrs. DeForest said: 'lightful birthday dinner. M §'# , HrrAlctr l*k«ii«* % % 0 nil members of the organization to " W r are pledged to uphold our in- ! At the conclusion of the delicious i h i : i i f .s s i .k k g a k k s h o p .Season P A R T Y O F F L O R ID A Ii . i » o p e n e d nt Reasonable Prices put chnpter plans always above stitlltiolls and to help make good course dmtn-r the handsome birthn Silver L a k e Springs Co. l i v*<h t* a k v s 11Kiil-c 'hone 74. R O Y A L F i l l IT CO. n i ,^ social duties and enjoyment, and to Amerieans, and our votes are neces day cuke wns cut. l Ir.bq * t a k e n lot a l l Kinds of N r i l In W rulri •* I iil«*n Commit these Names to Mcmorj R B X D IIlC ItE K D U m P IIIII nlways keep the chapter’s year ■ary to fulfill our pledges." Those invited included Miss J e w ­ s James Robson is Host At Birthday Dinner MEETING OF WESTMINSTER CLUB BREATHES SPIRIT OF HALLOWE'EN ell Garter, Miss Muriee Tntmnn, Mrs. Alice Hull, of Orlando; ( ’. S. Hreedin, " f Lakeland, and Mr. Hur[ roughs. (iturda> N;arHo»?*onr,iH V-^whit rRjrry’i w»« Next : 1 flirt > S pvc inl I F Y O t: W A N T T O V O T E FOR L iiF o lIe tlf III Y DcMolays, M a s o n ? and Eastern Star Will Have Banquet RENT S K I •*!**» II For it' iMH President nnd and H H H P H M M H H K H H H P C H B H B H U B a H a U a K HH O OH M H B H B H H H H H H H t I M M K W h e e le r I l c e - I ’ iesident rvricw uiTERS A DARING SCHEME TAKE'S NERVE * I* TI RK S A L E !.’ x l u * JJ £ I to 1 C o m m u n Si it*e M ilk e n ^’ oti K h erson L in d slev F a in ts the S.infold road. Mr and Mi lai I I ieh'nei lenv , ing Moudav tor tluu vn «i home ln i a-siidaga Luncheon Is Given By Methodist ( ’hoir Hits Mrs.S. PulestonOn Delightful Social I'ucsdav Afternoon Meeting Tuesday h • •I'itO T E F T 5 i Mrs. S. Puleston entertained at luncheon 'Tuesday at I o’clock, bon I'Veiut c the Kpworth oring Mrs. George A Del ottes. Si he Meibodist Church, , . , iji, p \ l< (j nf a I and Miss Louisa Dei ottes o( Jack artv at the i lubhouae. I Horn ille. The S im ml meeting of the Metli odist i hoir Tuesday night was well attended b\ a la t " e number and proved nio-t i-iijovatde In the living room ot Mrs .1 K Terw itllgef’s home where tne meet mg was lieljl. vellow and red flow el - wi re Used in vuses » , ! :! , voung people j s< henie . f led win- • ar id iitiriii lively gotten ,,ut most effectivelv Red After tlu pirn ttvc, Mrs le t human receiving tloweis were held in vases and 1 vvilliger assisi) I hv Mis- Marion till lo I I ostunu*. The pndket* Ulid red ennilie- wi le used Philips served a tempting salad |J\S .q i r |,i lately deC- At each 'dace u dauitv ted mil I eoutse, i her', balls, olives, mine* light.d and tirring cup was placed, | pie and loffo] pKi>..t •la otighotil the Covers were laid for 12 at the j Those present ira Ruled Ml Bal« i I • and hot choc• exquisitely appointed table I he Stone, Mrs M I Leavitt. Mrs [ liglut.i and stirring following were included /eh Kntlil f. Mr- 1. P Hagan claio. gm-sts Laing. Miss .Marion Mrs, George A. Dei ottes. Sr., Mrs. Rohv Miss Lou IHU DeCottes of Jackson­ Philips, Miss It a ha Williams. Miss |l< SI,.man has pur- ville. Mrs. G. B. Bishop. Mrs. Aim 1-ee. Miss Rosamund Radford. ti'b |t one exchange Frank Miller. Mrs. K. .1 Gonzalez. Mr and Mr> J. W. Sneed ruiil W K. Thornton. prick land, alld the lut­ Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs R A. N ew m an . Mrs. I). L. I brasher, ed to I ake Charm. D. L. Thrasher left Tuesday for Mrs. W . J Thigpen and Miss < uth Sarasota after spending a pleas erine Wilkie. II be* I. r entertained ant week-end in Sanford. The luncheon was served at the •tmriei in honor of t S I ,e.' on S uii- Tea Room recently opened by Mrs John Blanton, of Orlando, spent Hessie Brown at the former home Wednesday in Sanford vailing on of Mr*. Thrasher on Bark Avenue. liM-al merchants. Mi t all. »if Sanford, The delicious five course lum he*in nnd was served by Mrs. Brown in f'viedo, th« guest Mr, ami and Mrs, vv W. C, Hill are now -- ----,„11,.i1 Mr. he. c h .rm .n g manner added . hh , Seated H M . l a ll . usnntly located ... ill their their love love to the enjoyment of the tainsioa l . |y new home on Pulnietto Avenue If* 1 bin'll and family into the l.ingley house. W. M Scott motored to O rla n ­ do Tue sday where he spent the afternoon on hu*ine*s. ■ bn- oj., ned a marekl f 1 1 Strickland. Mrs. D P. Drummond motored to f 1" - i bird meat markrt A moxt enjoyable .Sunday wax Orlando Tuesday where she apent ami all seem to be xpent by Mr. and Mra. Jack Light the day shopping a it:* ner nnd brother when Mr. unu M r* Mr and M r* J. < Otey, of O r ­ I f It It Wright, Miss A. Norm an, of Cheaterfield, Inti . lando. spent Monduj in Sanford a " ,, Mr!*- ,W ,L - nnd Robert Clyde*, of Martin’* b . r shopping 4 th, week-end in Sa ry, * entertained at their honie gai-it- „f m ,nk Wal- on Seventh Street. Mi** Janet McRae, of Ocala. i» nil) Mr. and Mr*. A. Norm an and Mr. the attractive guest of her sister „ of Mr* .Mrs. W. W, C, Smith, at &I6 M ag*lr* Thomas HoHiuga- Clydes were the guests is a ssiler of 1 nu|ju Avenue. nford visitors Sut- J a n u s Clark, who Mr*. Lightner. Delightful Sunday Is Spent By Party Those included in the Sunday’* p r»- N K. Lizette spent entertainment were Mr. and Mr*. A. Norman, Robert Clydes, Dr. A l­ Sanford. bert Heitz, Mr. and Mrs. Jact fP* Hiui »on, Sidney, of Lightner and brother, and Mrs. K. f t ' 1 buines* visitor* to G. Stephen*. HIONR 112 i II \M .K IS HI SINKSS The Him "* lair and M m ii-" W e l l f l i v e r D r e s s e d I ’ ish l o A n t Simmons Siberia Ref riffera tors at Ball Hardware Co. Buy a CLARK JEWEL Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co. — .i . M H DRESSED - ' AND L IV E ( HH K E N S lo ir ■ B B B B B B B B H H H H H H H B B H B B B B B B B HH H H B H h b b B B H B H B H ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S| in in) l Udel s a ■ W i He H ■ B ■ H ■ POTTER CANDY COMPANY S a n Ju an H o l d P in t ' S t. 2S ORLANDO. F L O R ID A ■ HHHHHHHHBBHHHBHBBHBHHMBHHBBBBJIIII^^ ■ "i jflSflf5fl?5STBHHffBBHBBBKBHHHBBBHBBHHBBHBHBBBHBri n H ? , ■ B B * ia diaantisfied, but when u mnn g H a hia m on ey's w orth The Above Illustration is the “RADIOLA 3-A” jj Tlu* Little Gian! of Receivers” “ 'i A Man Robbed— lu* is This set Sells for $1)9.00 completely Equipped with Loud Speaker, 'Pubes and Batteries alw ays pleased, and this is w hat we are doing in Iluaalapd H eigh ts. » 5 of stories woe tfiW. SEMINOLE FISH AND POULTRY MARKCT I lailow vVn ( t>l<>rs ■ Rosaland i 'V /x i* v ." ", & )* ■ v? 91 •# Heights . “ i . ■- v A * * ■ V. i’ K .• and Th,. ‘Rndiuln Uaegynorti1x” is n super-sensitivo highly sc’f tlvc broadcast retjeiver of advanced design. erndyne,” conceded concedeil by by engi­ ‘Th- Rad'.ula Super- lict Heterodyne,” neers to be Uiu “ Holls-Uuycc” »ycc uf Radio, combines all the fcre­ going feature* of the other seta, nnd it's Buper-Bclccllve, faithful reproduction and reliability hnvo won tho whole­ hearted adpijratlun of Its many users in Seuford. is situated on S a n f o r d Avenue, t w o milea f r o m t o w n . H i t s h i g h a n d d r y and well drained. Neyv b u i l d i n g s g o i n g u p n o w . H o o d w a t e r , c i t y l i g h t s . For the next 30 d a y s w e are muking a .special l o w p r ic e . E a a y t e r m s . C o m o in and see us ami lo o k it o v e r w h i l e l o t s a r e c h e a p . All of the above set* arc in stock and It would be a denture for us to give you u demonstration in your own ides home if .you wish. Seminole Realty Co* i DODGE B U ILD IN G . 112 W* SECOND STREET. ■ 1 till. » im f f ► IMaee in t h e F i l y . PHONE ISI-W Party a Success r. the weekord wbere ha attended Eresli Oysters and Shrimp 11st1 ( ’andics in tlu* hi i ' In i* i li a h i h ji a Mil t i l e s - l l i g 1h t i lk i’ll r u t hv i1 r ic (iin ti(l\ i i i of n i n n 1 [ m l i *"iri i i ■ o f n i l cu s 1«1 r r s vvttl h r .10 (In l i e d T lie 1•VAn*|»t m h \ i r e n w a v * von >■»“ » *»1 M o W .U hc S « l » d . N . « S » y m . f o. t b. l l [ morning Irom Ocala, wnere iney ; h g hnnford shoppers |game Saturday. spent Tuesday pleasantly with r c' l- jj“ atfves. H ll. B. McCall, Jr., spent Sunday §rtner is able to return in Lakeland. •'ter several day* of Library Notes Rev. J. N. Thompson, pastor of the Baptist Church, announced T T For the convenience of its mem­ r/ «*nd H. T. Warreu Sunday that he would conduct a Fh>rd on businesa Fri­ revival meeting in hia church be­ ber*, the library is open on Thurs­ ginning Monday after the third day evenings, until 0 q’clock, in addition to Saturday evenings. It Sunday. Dr. Adcock of Orlando, is also onen Saturday mornings ■«« London and John will do the preaching. from 10 o'clock to 12 o’clocjc. A# winter Park, were many have expressed their desire * league social Friday for this additional time, it fa hoped John Paschal, of R‘ch“ >,nd1N ^ Ior -------------------------------ia having the house on the Moore . wj|| aVMji themselves of ■ preparatory nreoaratory t® opportunity. Aional committee of place renovated this winter. The next story hour will be In ‘ Club will give the moving down here ■ 1■ charge of Miss Sarah Malpas, and •Rry Store" entertainMr*. C. H. Green left Monday will be held nt 10 o’clock. Saturday •fhool house Friday invited *• au. Some very nice foy Sanford, where »h« w‘ b 1*® ^°* morning. All tand. Miss Margaret McRae held ^ offered besides a cated thia winter. .hour 1| cessful i w. SPECIAL ■ Make Y our Jir. and Mrs. W. W. C. Smith ^‘ FRESH FISH EVERY DAY ON HALLOWE'EN busi ness \ Y E N l'E lia illlilM lI H I B I ia ilH m iH H I U lM H H I H B B B H a iH I I I I a ------ ■ - —---------------------------------------------------- - II l Dultose t- 'pending m-v ( till duv m I umpa alti riding i U H, Fields, with thd Fruit . Grower* Express, returned re- | cently from Michigun, where luhandled a *ucces*ful fruit deal, nnd will be in Sanford for the sea­ son. F«l«y. a u-J* V l l l It H O M E ” 11:| M \ f . N O L l A ; IWI V ,• Foot of Firit Street ! s' •* f; \. : <2 I lu v LOSSING PAINT CO. SlTi.no \ “ Orlando Maid Candies” ; Ml and Mrs (Dll,* Sip-’ hava ritm ned fi ..mi Sanisiila Where tin, visited .Mrs Sipe's mother MiBrovvti lelurned with them fm a -holt visit I j| F. P. R 1N E S (lit meting of the I'linuneiee it was i*|Ln“ t the county to [of the road npproprl Oviedo district on Pi hit k llainrnock. and bo instead of puttin g] >q m 0 The names of l.aFollette and The meeting of the Westminster Wheeler do not appear on the 2 "other delightful reading by Club on Monday in the Presbyterian Miss Geraldine Muriel was enjoyed. II. S. I’ O M ) Kloriila State ticket l l 111 A * 'O F UlI Church parlors breathed the spirit At the conclusion of the program the a iauvs of the electors are L„| Children’s HnlloI'll nnr of H a llo w e’en. Front every corner a sweet she wet was given. Mrs. printed without party designation. |Mrs. It A. Terheun and nook a ghost or black rat was Brownlee. Mrs. Moughtmi dressed line hotmree. 3 p.m. Vmi Must Remember I he Thursday evening, at the a rm -' |t<iry liour; L ibrary ' placed nnd the witches distributed as a ghost presented the shower in ory, the local hodies of the ordei Names I to m use a shudder when seen was a very unique way. , m. 1 of DeMolny, Knstern Star. not in the least left unnoticed. The i rub meeting on Monday was The luw prohibits taking a list iMmidiv Knights Templar and Masonic o r ­ 1 11• prni's on all sizes Cnited M rs J. A contest, pinning the tail on a '■lie of the best ever enjoyed and with voii when going into the ders will hold a htg get-together Mates, Pennsylvania. I edcial, Vlk black'cnt, proved a merry .game. tiie hostesses, Mrs. Claude Howard voting hoolli. [r< Mp* It. A. Ter banquet tug. Narcis-, mid Mrs David t'aldwell were grnc Mrs. R. ( ’. Bower sung , Hfi rn I \KK N O C H A N G E S Plans have been made to have 3(1 \ 3 h $ (KILT Hunt .................. had to druw ( , met .................. ..... for the |ioUs in their cute of the guests. I RKMKMBKR THE N A M IS this one of the biggest affairs to h e 1 1 prize. Mrs, R. ('. M axwell w as the They were assisted in serving the held by the local fraternal hodies i r a y T t ilie s S I -75 i ucky one and was given a black delicious salad course by Mrs. Jam [)v ic (lo F 1.1*0 THKY AUK this season, and at present all led Tuben Mrs Hugh Whclchel. plans point to that netomplishment cat with a huge, yellow how around cs Ridge, t.KoRt.E. K\ V I! Mis. .1 p Woodruff, and Mis- Kolb The fathers and mothers <>f the 'iwirl slimmer spent ease. Ill I I o \, o K. A L L GI A H A N T L K I* A delightful program w as en till Ion. lleMolnvs ate inrduillv invited to MARTIN, THOMAS I” v Hi Sin hville, N e w The guests included Mrs. W M. attend as are all members of t ile ’ Miss Jean Maxwell gave i«, lli'i tlu* Dixon has joyed. P \T TON, J. J "L ittle Orphan Annie" a reading Thigpen. Mrs. II H Met aslm, M i' Masonic fraternities, Knstern S t a l l RI SSKI.I. CORDON II lined Mis. .lames Ridge, and DcMnlav. that was enjoyed, especially ns it K I . Bower, \\ KBSTER, WALDO W .'111 K n M S e c o n d S t r e e t . spirit of I lie Mrs, .1 (' Hutchison, Mrs. Hugh prs James Fee were ho well suited the Kb ( tor s in All. Don’t Fm get I 11.1 Sunt old A vr-mie , Mr and Mis A Norman, of I Whvlthel, Mrs. Km nut Hunt, Mrs .1. party. ■tors M o n d a y Miss Fern W a rd , uccompanicil by H. Hntermister. Mis. .1 D Wood * hi sterflebl. Did, arid Robert 1T> BBBBHHB S A -nope spent Mrs. R. C Homier sang "N a rc is luff, Misses A Hi i- and Ruth (iillon. des, ot Mart in's T erry. Ohio, spent t ')>iin tune in -SunIoi<I thi' gm >ts of ; lOrlamk sus" with her usual charm and laud Miss Fern Ward. ridge Party; Hostess, heed. Park Avenue, 3 A New Water PHONE 4fl0J �y •* .H " iGEFOlttt rim T tsa J l£ ‘ **■!'* 4r^ ‘. ^ iiii SMiBi ...'/’fr*. '* ^ifx ^ **■« S i Vf-'UH HE] *' *»« -HI ■ •NK8DAT, OCTOftEftM .i^i*. ■ " M. F. Robinson,-lot l).Mk-18-.;....,.....x:. ^,.._... ■ C. IL Kirkland, N. 48 fb -lo t B, blk 18—.l„.... T. Jffohnson, S. 52 ft. lot 5; blk 1 8 „„...X ___ „ 81 48 62 183.18 104.07 113.39 Extra work ---- at.. Laboratory inspection o f -rontariftls... Legal expense, advertising etc 2f/c..... Engineering 49c 224.63 128.30 138.99 V Jr E. R. Trafford'a Blip, Sanford • ^ * *v 203.01 'yLuvinia Wijilnni*, lot l t blk 6, tr. A ............ . .. 76.96 165.03 U*#*##• «»»»*«**'«.*•>«-■»**#»•>• _ Total cost.. :T£ ‘.<f- » - « » 117.fll 95.96 Sallie Mclntire, lot 1, blk 7, tr, A........ - ...... ... 44 To be borne by City 1-3— 117.61 96.05 ffiallie Mclntire, lot 2, blk 7, tr. A .......... ..... „ 44 To he borne by Adjacent property owners JifjJiter*Lodge I. 0. O. F. to Jo* Body Number of feet frontage ........5G17.G<1 117.Cl 05.05 Fight! Fight! Noble Grnnd, lot 3, blk 7, tr. A ................... ^ 44 Assessment per foot frontage.......$1.9917 117.61 95.96 Xcmon Ifandford, lot 4, blk 7, tr, A..._......... . 44 FRED T. WILLIAMS, E» 117.01 96.95 -Lomon Handford, lot 6, blk 7, tr. A ..... ...... .„ 44 96.95 117.01 Wilbur Forrester, lot fl, blk 7, tr. A . ........... ... 46 Name— Description Pool ,117.61 Mary C, Calhoun, lot 1, blk 8, tr. A ....... «... .. 44 E. H. Trafford’s Map, Sanford Front#*, ST. 117.01 05.95 ‘ t . ilU if t Mary C. Calhoun,Tot *2, b it 8, tr. A . . . ....... . 44*” K ' - U i l i i L 'f : S Leola Nixon, lot 6, blit 8, tr. E -........ Miller Huggins, 117 95.95 117.61 D. W. Warren, lot 8, blk 8, tr. A —.......... ...... .. 44 ' II Stetson Gridders Ixtokinp For* Death Percy Haliffhtofi'Not 117.0! j 96.95. ’ F^rank M. Brown, lot 4, blk 8, tr. A r...........-L.. 44 wnrd to Biff Game on SaturTo Halt Big Blue Toam; Is 117 117.0! ,, 95.95 Ernestine Stewart, lot-6, blk 8, tr. A. ;....a—... 44 day when McQuillan’s Team Wish Who Ur^ed F. H. Rand, lot 5, blk 8, tr. F...*._...... . 1 17 117.01 95.95 .. 44 John Turner, lot fl, blk 8, tr. A .............. n: Thhi Schedule Be Finished F. H. Rund, lot 10, blk 8. tr. F ........ 1 1 7 170.41 143.93 Wm. G. McGill, lot 1, blk 9, tr. A ................ .. flfl G. E. Sargeant, lot 5, blk H, tr. G..„.. 1 1 7' ! New York to spend the winter. 17(1.41 143.93 Willie Lewis, lot 2, blk 9, tr. A ............... .. CO D E L A N D , Oct. 20.— F o o tb a ll cx[■ tVS m !W YO R K . Oct. 29.— Colum­ J. H. Stevens, lot 10, blk 8, tr. G 1 1 7 170.41 143.93 E. M. Grnmting, lot 3, blk 9, tr. A. .... .. flfl citemont will reach a climax here bia will clone her gridiron rank* S. Boyd, lot 5, blk R, tr. H ........ ,..!....... 117 17(1.41 143.93 .. flfl J. P. Baker, lot 4, blk 9, tr. A ................. — next Saturday, when two unde­ f and carry on the 1024 football 117 170.41 Meisch Realty Co., lot 10, blk 8, tr. H. 143.93 J. E. U in g. E. 39 ft. lot 1, blk 10, tr. A ..... — .. flfl feated nnd unsrored upon football of the .*, campaign, in spite of the atunning J. L. Lindsey, lot 1, blk 0, tr. E..... ...... 1 17 88.20 71.90 33 Iximan Oliver, N 1-2 lot 2, blk 10, tr. A. elevens face each other in the |6 . and uhCxpettod blow sustained l»v 1 17 88.20 , 6 f£ ' the. death of Head Conch Percy I). 71.90 Ben Bradley S 1-2 lot 2 blk 10, tr. A . . . ........ .. 33 Stetson Orange Blossoms of F. II. Rand, lot 1, blk 0, tr. F. 1 1 7 170.41 j 143.93 flfl Emma Miller, lot 3, blk 10, tr. A. Haughton. Conch McQuillan's and I-ouiniann 17(1.41 148.93 flfl E. H. Junes, lot 4, blk 10, tr. A. This was decided Tuesday by College. No game in recent years 117 201.81 Robert Corey, lot 1, blk 0, tr. G. ... -. 75.B 164.05 Lnurn Johnson, lot fl, blk fl, tr. B......... University nthletic authorities, is creating ns much locnl interest necessary to give up the game. Frank Brown, lot 0,blk 0, tr, G. 117 95.95 117.01 1 Robert & Jnney S. Singleton, lot 7, lilk 7, tr. B. 44 us this one, as many believe Stet­ who announced that the game at Bn Maliel Dozier, W . B0 ft. lot 1, blk 0, tr. II. 117.61 1 95.95 44 Theresa Stewart, lot 8, blk 7, tr. B. son is going out of its clnss a little Ithaca next Saturday with Comull, Meisch Realty Co., E. 07 ft. lot 1, blk S ', tr. II. 07 117.0,1 95.95 44 J. P. Baker, lot 9, blk 7, tr. B- -as well, os those,, with New York bit in order to meet stronger op­ J. H. White, lot 0, blk 9. tr. H. 1 17 117.61 95.95 44 E. M. Word, lot 10, blk 7, tr. B. University, Arm y and Syracuse position. Kiln A. Pace Sub-Div., SnnLird 117.01 I 95.95 44 Would bo ployed ns scheduled. Stetson as well ns Ixiuisiann I make next season my last, ho con- J. M. Frierson, lot 11, blk 7, tr. B. 117.01 Elnin G. Stevens, lot No. 1 U-ss Beg. nt N. E. 95.96 II A t the same time, Ur. Paul C. W. G Magill, lot 12, lilk 7. tr. B. have/ met strong teams before Cor. snid lot run S. B0 ft. W. 100 ft. N. Withingtnn, former Harvard pupil 117.(11 95.96 their own meeting next Saturday. 44 K. S Johnson, lot 7, blk 8, tr. B. „■ and first assistant at Columbia to to North line said Lot East to Beg. i *,j Stetson won n hnrd fought (1 to 0 wanted to know where 1 stood. 1)7.01 95.95 44 A S Simms, lot 8, blk 8, tr. B. HaughtUn, wns uppointed head victory over the Naval school at T. Ixing, lot No. 2. ill r,fi 117.01 95.95 44 A. S. Simms, lot 9, hlk 8, tr. B. coach fob the rest of the senson. K. it. Trafford's Map, Sanford 117.(11 96.95 44 The entire University today was A. S. Simms, lot 10, blk 8, tr. B. held Mike Donohue's L. S. U. squad 117.01 Geo. M. Brewer & Fli/.nbeth 95.95 plunged into mourning by the loss 44 to a scoreless 0-0 tie Mnrgnnnn Brown,'lot 11, blk 8, tr. B. -■<Hf Haughton, Just as it seemed T. Brewer, lot B, l-’ k «. tr. 1 ! J7 117.01 The Stetson alumni will be here 96.95 44 Public School, lot 12, lilk 8, tr. B, the Blue and White, reaching from all parts of Fiord in With That is how the matter stands. 117 170.41 John Musson, lot 10, h k n. tr. 1 143.93 (1(1 W J. p Barker, lot 6, lilk 9, tr. B. nil indications pointing to one of i f P heights it has not known in years U7 17*1,41 Mrs. F. Z, Graves, lot 5, hit. 8, tr. 2.. 143.93 flfl Emily Hicks, lot fl, hlk 9, tr. li. 5* V rushing Williams last Satur the greatest crowds the Univer­ pert and Col. Ruppcrt W. B. Znehry, lot 10. blk 8, tr. 2 1 17 176.41 143.93 day was about to lead Columbia no Mary C. Calhoun, lot 7, blk 9, lr. B. sity tins ever entertained being on anything to me." out of the gridiron wilderness. John Turner, li t fl. l»tk 8, tr. A. 117 176.41 143.93 dd hand. The visiting eleven will F.ssic Mat tin, lot 8. blk 9, tr B. , First Indications were that the 117 bring u small following of funs main in St. Petersburg until 176.41 I C. Hall, lot 12. blk H. tr. A 143.93 fill J N. Willis, lot 6, lilk 10. tr. B. remainder of the football program along, ns the reputation 'of Louis­ A.'S. Simms, E. 118 ft. lot 0. blk 8. tr. It 176.41 143.93 on training season opens in M Harriett Lightfoot, lot fl, blk 10, tr, B. would be cancelled, but after con­ iana is rated strong west o f the 118 17<».41 1Public School, W. 118 ft. lot 12, lilk 8. tr. I! 143.93 sulting Mrs. Ilaughton, associates on Harriett Lightfoot, lot 7, hlk 10, tr. B Mississippi. Louisiana is the o n ly !” .... ' ” 7 I " " " " o f the late head coach nnd players, 1 M H. L. DuHart, lot B . lilk 8. tr. C. college west of the Mississippi be1 k * St James A M. E. Church ! it waa decided to complete the sea­ t J I Charlie J. Stewart, lot 10, blk 8, tr, C, ing a member of the S. I. A. A. 170.41 | 113.93 f lf l W O. Green, Trustee, lot B, blk 10, tr. B. son. SICKLY. PEEVISH CHILDREN, 117 Conch McQuillan, who has lost Wm. C Stewart, Jr., lot G . I>!k 8, tr. D Those closest to Hanghton exChildren .. The above and foregoing final assessment* are payable v•ithout F. K. Everly. lot 10, blk 8, tr. D. only one football game in Florida n,M,r,n sutferti *u»cnng from li n*o t pressed* their belief that he would 117 ...... .. V »»1 worms are cross, restless and inteiest up to December 1*1. 1924, und from and after such date said Lomnti Oliver, lot 1, blk 9. tr 1 jAdng on his third year is making. ^ 1 , , . ^ '" * "pirnre 117 ■ want the game carried on nnd the quite n stride here with his new tom. however ftjHt jiil hv,hi*sHni4*nts will br paynblt? **nly in ten equal annual install team as o unit voiced its desire to 117 If the child Mrs. Mercy Roberts, lot *5, blk . tr I Michigan's fighting spirit has tea in ° ' - ‘ '! - >r" n* o nl" " M,m" .T,u.‘ pale.’ has dark finish the season ns their best merits with interest nt 8* . per annum on all deferred payments 1 Mary I. Leonard}’, lot 1. blk 9. tr. 2 117 ,» . ls. i,rn,lic" M>' (,<im posed o f — " ’S ta k e s * ™ means of paying tribute to Hnugli been tired ns never before ns a re. Witness my hand us City Clerk ami the Seal of City of Sanford. P. Weinberg, lot <*, blk 0. If 2 117 ton’s achievements. suit of the crushing defeat at the y hr''‘‘ r‘’KU,nrN terest in play, it is almost a < Flotilla, this 21st day of October, A D. 1924. la.nty that Worms are eating at 11; Although the team, accompanied hands of Illinois. Tile veteran be ng upper classmen. J K. Iaing, lot 1, Idk 9, tr A ( S , :,n L. It. PHILIPS, City Clcik. Large crowds are expected from its vitality. The surest remedy large delegation of students Yost (top) and his young assistant. Daytona, Sanford nnd Pa worms is While’* Cream Ver w ill gO' to Ithaca Saturday, all Little (below), are concentrating |.'.'.Y'.... Publish Oct. 22, 28, Nov. 6, 12. and 19. ’ ’ Orlando. 7 11 W. O. Green, Tiu*tec, lot fl, l.ik 9. tr A demonstration planned iu connec­ on a fighting spirit rather than . l real ’ 1 f , S T T . ‘ T ' " ’V " f f * W " l*oniiive destruction r*al footoall battles in a long th< worms imt harmless to l. tr B tion with the trip have been football technique. The Woolver- 1 abandoned out o f restart to Hnugh- ines are out to make amends for wiiile will be in store for tile visi- child. Price 35c. Sold by Union T o ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SK\ K M II j p n„ker. lot B, hlk !•. tr It I l ; tors. ton’s memory. While thousands tlie I l l i n o i s catastrophe. j Pharmacy, STREET FROM M AGNOLIA A V K N l'E HAST TO PIN E AVK. Pauline Kaniu-i, lot 1, hlk t*. tr C L i • o f messages of condolence reached Notice Is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave Masonic 1odge, I. C Hall, lot f., blk '.*. tr. t I. I , the Upjversity, jiluns wore made IO A L L PROPERTY OWNERS OW NING PROPERTY ON CYPRESS ' merit dn Seventh Street from Magnolia Avenue F.ast to Pine Avenue Theresa Stewart, lot t, Mk 9, ti 1* 11. for fittin g memorial tribute • to the map who transplanted the fain A VE.N l E FROM I ’ NION A t K M K SOI TH TO NIN TH STREET: hu- been completed, arid the completed work tins been finally accepted Ernestine Stewart, lot ti, idk !*. ti 1> I 17 Vanderbilt Star Is Oua'"Harvard system" to MorningNotice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave* by the Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. | ■ n .aide Heights. A memorial mass Recovering Rapidly merit on Cypress Avenue, from Union South to Ninth Street, has been The following is the Final Estimate of the cost of widening the The above and foregoing final assessment .m ij.nlr meeting will he held tomorrow at pining’ on Seventh Street from Magnolia Avenue East to Pine Avenue interest up to I*e.-ember I - t . I'.*2 I, and fi om and aft. completed, jiik I the completed w,,ik ),,,* been finally aceepted by the “ It noon under student auspices. o t, |i, ieet to 21 feet in width with sheet asphalt on u ti inch ro. k cioi assessments will be payable only in ten equal annuli The casket hearing Haughton’s | N A SH V ILLE , Term.. Oct 21* r ” >' Commissi.,n ,,f t|„. r,ty „ f Sanford. I body was sent, to Boston by train ' Lynn Bonnir, X'andcrbilt footliall i , ^ u‘ following is the final assessment roll covering s;»*d nuvctiicnt has*-, with interest at h’ per i.nmini mi all deferred | ivimnlt , U » t r ig h t and arrangements have ............. u|| W r i l .,in h(l(l n. showing the actual cost o f said pavement «l,u,gcub)e J lit15. lk> 7o i v n j d•* grading frl' H*c 1o all properly Witness my hand ns City Cietk nnd tin* Si-a-l I ihrfi Bit been mode for funeral service in nhut ting iqioi) said portion of t ypress Avenue ■Jo]’, hi Paul's Chapel, Boston on Th.irs covered so rapidly from iniurii It conc^-tn yU-b^iy/l gytter instead of flush i i u b 1ford, Florida, this 21st day of October A. I*. l'.'Jl I'Uial Lstunate fop Paying Gypiess Avenue from C moil Avenue SipjuUsncuiihly afVvicvA will j noeived in the \ underInlt-Gom 820.1B Ih I'lfTkl I, li. PHILIPS. • r‘ fSenl) 1 be held in tne Coluinbiu University glu g a m e Inst Sutwiduv that today South to Nmtli Street, 239 hr, it flush < vit l> In 3Bc 83.I5B Pul>|i«h lt d . 22. 28, Nov B, 12, ami 19. l*‘, . Chapel. he ex|»reshed tin* hope that he Tile following IS the F IN A L ESTIM ATE for paying Gypre's* A w 28 Ilf. 187 tin ft granite . urb re set C**‘ 1Be WITH LOUISIANA WILL BE CLASSIC L4J0MPLETE M D SCHEDULE Quit, H e Declares of of Wife 5fv DAMAGE AT LONG RANGE TO DECIDE NAVAL STRENGTH ______ y Is S ta tem en t 'In Navy Day of S ecreta ry Addresw on Monday; Gun Kievution Must be Improved, He Says HiV J . yy,' £ « " would b<> able to plnv in the game with G eo rgia Teeh at Atlanta. l ’utnnt’s idivsieutns are advising him s t i o n g l " ir.'iiiost tdaying nnv llluri1 this \ i a i . Imt p n v a t e lv thev said to.lav that they did not <*x |><‘cl tlie fightin g -.tai to sla y out I of the g am e nioie than two weeks Uuv fH,,n A \ i*r»tir Smith to Ninth Str»»*t It; fret in vsnlth with t ns|*tui] t on ji f) lilt h l in k hllM*. .'{mi ru. yds g r a d in g on to. i ‘Mill till IJ-’lH) >tu. yds. overhaul (re h I 22 on I'i22 lin. ft Hush curb (<i> ;t.ra I thr'. r q y r|s ro. k base («' 8<lc I t^d Mj yds 2 inch -lo ot asphalt top (u f| u j 1 ; I s.| \ ds brt. k re laid (o I i. . .. , Ik ,, , Summoned To Appear In Suit I i 771 72 l a b o r a t o r y inspect ton rd materials l e g a l expense, advertising et. 2 ', B7 *; i ;tL' Bn ! 11Ik't 21s I 1 I rigirieering 11■ ■l .Id 2M > loin rete inomimeiil - at street nitersei lions longer. Landis 1li 17.711 .tfitlh.80 (il tfdhu yds 1523 rock base ()i> HO. >r|- 'i inch sheet asphalt to| (jr $1 02 yais tilt, k re-laid <(C 44c Sr | 11 iiifn retc alley rvturns (tv 30,' «q ft side walk (n1 20c Type A inlets (II $35,00 Type It inlets (II $30 00 023 sq -I2B s. \ 13(14 90 2 1 1 Manhole 145 lin ft 12 inch storm sewer (fl $1 Oft 1jiboi atia v irispei t ion of materials Legal expense, Milv. rtisiTig etc 2’ . Engineer rug 1 . 41*8.20 (535. Id ■■IB IhT (HI 391.20 i ■ I 8 00 We arc Agents for the S 70.00 i m 30 00 fill 00 ■ 152.50 5 40 ‘.*5 tid 33 132 dd ■ ■ !! Yellow Jacki Spray Cart a ■ 1<dal cost W ASH ING TO N.' Oct. 28.— Nav. W e have new rntts and repairs for the (dd ones <•* $ 11 fid I 13 TO TAL $.1515 75 ■ C H IC A G O , ttet 29.— Baseball Amount to lx burn, hv City 1 3 al atrength in the lust nnalyaia CiimmisHioiier l.undia. while in Mil $38.53 8 1 To t <• borne entirely by adjacent property Let us hook your order for a new one or repair the »M must be measured by *"thn blovy a >waukue to .niakn a suuish. wuAmount to In- borne t■y AdjUcenl I’tiqa-ilv $7707 02 Numhet of feel fronluge 1888 Rhip's guns cun deliver at lung |nerved Inst night with papers in a N u m b e r of f e d frontage 3534.45 Assessment pet foot frontage $18022 range*," Secretary Wilbur de ' suit brought by Haiutv Felach and Assessment per* foot 1Mintage $2.1808 FltED T W ILLIAM S, Engineer. dared last night in a radio Naval Joe Jackson, ext*, lied White Sux Day address. Effort a to acquire a plnycia, in an attempt to force Name-—Description Foot Final Ass'int “ homogeneous fleet" for the Uni- imn to award them second tdneo INUORPDRATED 1he following is the hl.NAL ESTIM ATE for widening the paving W nl.-m iiy E It Truffoi.J's Map, Sanford Fmatage ted State* will be unavailing, lie shares of'th e world scries of 1920, on Cypress Avenue from Union Avenue South to Ninth Street from Geo. M. Brewer and I’ hnne 388----------------------- 207 K. Con***1 Asserted, unless the gun elevatmn It was iliscl.is.**i iiei.* today, Elizabeth T Brewer, lot B, blk 8, tr 1 117 machinery on American battle*' riiim“” iorier la.mlis was d i- J D> ft'vl to 21 feet in width with sheet asphalt on a (i inch ro. k founda turn. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !!■ ■ * * ■ ■ ■ "aaaziM John Musson. lot In, Idk 8, tr. 1 117 ships be improved to permit all reitu.i to nrqiear in eouit in Mjl1'innl cost of 24 width pavement. main batteries to reach an average waukd’ on Nov. 3 lu make answer Mrs. F. Graves, M 5, idk 8, tr 2 117 maximum elevaliun. Jaekson ami Feisch were aniong *9*11.3 iu. yds. grading <U' flic 120120 W. H. Zn.hry, lot 10. lilk 8, tr 2 117 “ Subject to the construction of ti.e t\hitc Sox plnvers dropped a * ' lh.iJn sta. yd*. overhaul (u 1. I B3.20 John Turner, lot *5 blk 8, tr. A 117 treaty for the limitation of imiin umiih u of the wottd serfbs scnmtiil 4(522 lin. ft. concrete curl, ami gutter (p1 7(ic 3512 72 I. C. Hull, lot 12. blk 8. tr. A 117 ment ,ve are asking congress to |iff 1914 584 |in ft. flush curb «i 35c 204.40 A. S. Simms, E 118 ft. lot li. blk 8, tr B 118 nuthorizo I. (io; necessur v it.unges *ii* lin. ft granite curii re set 15c nit this elevation." the secI" 35 public School \V 118 ft lot 12. blk 8. tr B 118 said, " so that our fleet may *’>'5*51 sq. yds rock base <)l Mtlc 5328 8U Umiun Oliver, !„t |, blk 9, tr 1 117 have ft maximum efficiency a t ___________________________________ *>■577 sq yds. 2 Inch shed asplu.lt tojt (u> $1 (*2 *5708 5 1 Mrs. Mercy lloberla, lot ti, hlk 9, tr. 1 117 long ranges. We anticipate that, W aiitonlv x'iolaling the sandil v I 51 "q yds. brick re laid yj lie 6. (54 Mary L. Leonurdy, lot 1, hlk !*, tr 2 117 future) naval wan. will he fought < f M k,rnVL., JuLn (llallarll •ItMl sq, ft. concrete alley returns <f4> "'tie 90(10 W'einln rg. Lot ti. Idk 9, It 2 117 In great fleet actions where a na th|. ((Ullll|alll)ll „ f „ MUKhtv ti Type A inlets (p* $35 on tlon will stake everything upon ||ll||(.d t , ),N in. idem is based 117 “ 1**0" J. E. luiiiig lot 1. blk 9. tr. A the Issue of a single battle 8 Type B inlets ({»' $.311 nil of Yhonina Meighati's 2401*0 ytt. Janies A. M. E. Church „ , , , . , , the -tni > .................Denying thut the navy hud over- jmU.„, >lj(, llllk, xehicle, "The Alas 1204 lin. ft. 12 inch storm sewer (p* $1.06 12*14.21* \y, O. Green, Trustee, lot •». Idk 9, tr A 217,88 117 looked the importance of aviation kun- * ( , „ ) , Willis ( it*l(il‘*'i k iula D Extra work 331 37 Unknown, lot 1, blk 9, tr B 124 230.91 In’ modern nuvul Srcre- j from ,J«rn*> lUivur ( ‘urwotniV 2 Manholes 4—6 ft deep (p $50.00 UK* on J. P, Baker, lot 6, blk 9, tr B 124 230.91 tary Wilbur called attention to the f „ M)0U, m.vel of the same name 2 Manholes li — 8 f t . deep (pi $05.00 13(* uu fact that the horsepower or air- Local imwutics xviil numi iiuve the ) -plane 'engines in commission to- ' opportunity of seeing America s 32.6(1 G concrete monuments at street interned ions (a $(i.B0 The above and foregoing final assessments are payable with a v in it. male star in tlie greatest sday ill the navy is almost equul jI |luvoiit,.244.(57 out interest up to December 1st, 1924, and from and after such luiboialury inspection of materials to th f total horsepower of the picture of tils screen euxect. as the 3915.40 date said special assessments will be puyuhle only in ten equal ( I egal expense, udverlising etc., 2':V navy . with which we defeated photoplay is scheduled to open u 792 80 annual installments with interest at 8‘ < per annum un all deferred Engineering 4G the I'rimess 1 Spain/’ while there was on hand, two day’s run at ) Or building, uirplune engines Theatre today. puyments. which Would more than double "The Alaskan" is founded upon $21008.79 Total cost of 24 ft. pavement Witness my band an City Clerk and the Seal of the City of la power. a eon f Iid between nutive horn Total eost of l(i ft pavement $116(51.43 Sunfordi Flotilla, this 25st day of October, A. D 1924. “ T n « navy department recently Alaskans, suns of tin* gold rush . L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. jtttd to Congress that our n a v pioneers, ami the powerful finan­ .$ V447.3(5 Publlih'O ct;M , 28, Nov. 5. 12. and 19. Total eost of widening a tvhole was only 80 per cent cial interests which strove to guilt a t powerful an that of Great control of Aluakun industries. To be borne entirely by adjacent property. ■ _ B r ita iV ''h e Mid. “Thi* ratio was The feud between Gruham and Number of feet frontage 3634.46 faulty,' due to.the fact that four of young Alan Holt, played by .MrTO A L L PROFWHTY OWNERS OW NING PROPERTY ON SEVENTH Assessment per foot frontage $2,073 ittiesnipF m-tided boiler re­ Mcighan, begun when tile former, T M AGNOLIA AVENUE EAST t o MELLONFRED T. W ILLIA M S, Engineer. pairs- t Three of these since iiave engaged m blasting uperutiuns, y w l m s A v r o it'K : been repaired."carelessly destiny* the grave of » N otice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt -H i “ We arc going ahead witii our Holt's moOier. Began at first <* 2 m«ht on Seventh Street from Mjijpolia Avenue east to MellonvilU navy plan*,'* Secretary Wilbur de- ' simply us u pbyideal conflict, the clared^ " I f we an^l the other pow- ^struggle cunUuuej before a serinAvenue has been completed, undHbe completed work ha* been finally fft3» # pi e n confirm to the agreed ratio not |tftrial investigation Committee in 9M 10+• r — l)i:n< III l*TI ON acoepyhJ' by the Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. F«d( PrunlARf IL w only in battleahlpa but also in ! Seattle. Mei^han’a testimony gxThe following is the Final Estimate for the paving of Seventh aurfuce and su*>-»urface and |poses the designs of the Graham < Mugnohu Avenue cast to Mellonville Mellonvil Street f t ora Magnolia Avenue 1(1 feet in aircraft, aucceaaful aggressive interest* in the fur noilh. ;th sheet asphalt un width with on a 0 inch rock base. Warfare between thfl $ignatury | o n his way back to Alaska after ( 'hup man A Turk era Add. Af 8 MBARIC,LYR/CAL $Plc m m — tb across’ the ocean which thin imestigution Mcighan falls in .$ 087.20 224.53 24685 cu. yds. grudings (jy 40c. Mr*. F. S. Munson, lot J, hlk V WithiOOO P o p p lp ,H o rs e s , flep 1'' r, our shores will Ike an im- love with u young K»rh Mury Stai4- 1iK ‘ ' ’ ' ’ ' 12^16 ita. yds. overhaul (g) tc 129.10 133.(55 dish, played by^’ Estelle Taylor, “ • J°hnson, SI - Jot a, blk 7 ........... . ” brtidin^ Jungle - B* cd M.'*1r ibllity.” 2354^0 133.ty C72fl Hu. ft- flush curb <§> 36c.. ............. rat I .a ter, her actlomi Jd^d b lm i f ia doaed with a predictiorTTb bc'- LfjtJe C. Johnson, N 1 2 lot 2, hlk 7 39.00 2CO lira. ft. cemont curb re-set <g> 16c . it would be possible to “ outlaw lleve thut she is jn league with his M. J. Stokes, lot 4, blk H .. 334.13. 6029.00 war*’ just as civilisation had out. cnetniea. und to^ Ma horrer, he F. L, Woodruff, lot 6 400.9ii 0287 *Q- y*1*’ 0 ,nch base @ 80c. .. , b lk 8 .... ' iwed l yellow layer, , typhoid. an$1 . learns that she jg ^ tj^ w lfe ' of Gra­ I/epIa Klxon, lot 3, blk 6402.64 0287 *4yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt t^ i (g> $1.02. ^ O O A R E N IC ... ham, Thu subaouuent battle be­ ■r plagues. « 360^0 424 ftpft8 inch storm seyvsr @ 85c » *ii— * m,■ tween Holt and Graham in the far Fannie Frazier, E. 01, 3 ft. lot 4, blk U“ CT-------------------- \ “ le g .® $60.00.,— —rG.___r.._mrj,i, Unknown, lot 1, blk .... ,y north, where there A» pu I*'** t;ur health depends on -I __ __ 800 lilt- ft- 3 Incfc drain tf)e IHKLQQ Per _ _ ne better taan the sdrpriseing p a r t ’ , th a t Mary Mr*. L, E. Taylor, lot 7, blk Ifl Htandiah plays iu i t ’ furnish Tickets on Sale Circus Day Only at Bower’s Vi ft. f t Inch Stona sew er @ $1.65....... ■W.q.n MAHONEY - WALKER CO SANFORD Saturday.... At tlu* Princess NOV. OLD BALLPARK - ZOO CIRCUS HIPPODf won - o f t h « most thrilling action 4 Monuments at street luteraectione @> $6^0 ,/ l - -i 26.00 Same Price as at Grounds. �te5 v'v.1H■'' ^ S $ S T j ■'a ’ I T jrrVc .ij,--i\ "v.:- •” j?"v*’ T",*' • Y ia a ta •3.T >2? WT. * , ' W ^ 1' S t W ^ T - - ■• “K r- rC! r * ... P A G E F t v g , ,a *1- 1, j —B8 I *“ " ’ q ' M ? 3 W i , ■■ f* ' a? ***■ ■-----------\ ■ - - rirvv/rtfi. -------------- I I| , i ■■ -t----i— ---- ! L >■'*-* e ” > I o* > IU • *r ■ft? ’ ».. — i wm ^ t » >' » i u 1 J PROFIT -21Herald FOR RESULTS* W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance];" • it Classified Directory H e r a ld D a ily YD RATES Mlrnot illll M l ian.rdlatelr Car ____ 10 e a ■ __ *<i a liar ... •<■ a liar ____ i t a II m d.iulil" above Ultra *r* T°r oon' ivrn |< t lln« L.f , joo length for flnt L it r»atrlcted to L|if»iii>u tuide The Hanlalll l>r r-epunelble 1 Inorrrrc! Insertion. Jr f. r eubiaquont , |i't olflcr should be dunelv in <"*»» of A nd U * r MiTirm. thruId ylv. ihelr etnfflre mlilreee ae phi.i.e immbrr If rirult* About one n ih iiitiiiid has a trerr el Tllf kta* ulllrr nr hr Ittplrnur <l,»roatlatrl irllll. ^rf* He I I'l. IP[ I rrriirieni THIS |u pl ie,. \» it bin easy pniplr id Sanford •a nil! n needed. Ili.l *hen anj spi'll< ln|llltid ll is NEW ERA PRINTKRY. prmlirig at reasouulde price, oppoMle Post Office. fur Bun 1 1m i hln\ I I I- !cl Directory RENT Drive It ond St I:i .1 * \ I k i n g I* I '* Nut oinobiln 13 biiililiag I'M*. 11 <1 \\rime. I I Mi I Day Phone IB*. latka Daily New * i- i in olalcd In an industrial and agricultural sec t mn. rn ,v.l.^. + .;.+sv,.+% V4.^.i.<.y+++ + ^ + ’K+’K + + -l"i'+ + ’l"0 + + ’>-!”l’ F +’M '('t + + t ’ . ++ ..... ST A U G U S T IN F . F! A St Johns County is icarlied through the Si. Augustine Evetui itRecord ■’>■;ED NA liiR D . ( iff ice of II. It. Quick results T w i i"■nt•* pei word + f Lewi-. Pal k Avenue. Phono dll' Sam) !e ropy on request J.*. R E A L E S I \ I F. 1A M P A . F L O R I D A I mi pa Daily + | Tim e’ , the gri nt home daily, ,1. E S l ’i ’ RI ING. su*» divisnqi rate I 's c per word minimum •> 4* ><pei la.li.'I • S u IhIi m >ion |.. I »i i barge 26c i h ' I i with order Write J... land" F'loridii. and F I *• i a for complete rat*- card +-;• Height-, I 'll.I id,• on R isk High T O R E A C H ID t t’ ltS or - H ’ r* .if vv.i v Floi idn real i - t a 'i m|vee| .y l SIG N P \ IV IT N G the St, Petersburg 3'rtu". line . riit +4; SANFORD SIG N S IB 'P Rigid cent n w rd dully. * « " >*nts a word J. ++ prim • for signs of all kinds. Sundayt, PURI.It ||i,in ill tills till ...r T y y %. ^ f f S ’>’f + ' 1’e + t + + ’t + ’M , 1 ”H ' + + ^ v * > ' t ' v f ( " v - r + ’i'4*+4 i i* S I KNOORAPIIKR R \ N IPPE R . Sanfold Avenue at 1st Street Phone 473 .1 * j A M l> II COWAN All kinds o| Lin and Sheet Metal Work W ater and Boat l'ank« At Oak A -, eii m noil I In id Si rei t l • l< phone 111 t i l t \ N I/ I M , \k 1 L M I k'uh.a W ill I’l l . .k "il* lu /irig ’• l i o i . p ; i " . d 1^ ' S* t k - 4 t h a t T in > a 'd 1iib’ i >.e A v e . a n t i ■” 1 o u t l»l Make Fllcnd*' fit | T h ie l S in e ! VV u i i h * * I II 1 "M l'A N Y S \.\F U K D S I " \ I ' G i'iieiul st m V i ' ^, ri ' st * ■v * -, w ■■ *•! - 1 ■* • -. - * r ,i n ! i cuf k ■■ n ■ e d i t MV IT IS il f ul \ h l 1 ,i l .. . 1 1 i t -1 I - go , t * | I ' l l 1 <■ I ' M ' " M l ’A N Y , S t r* t t I t t lit** J Waiting To til JIM' M T V to" |u iv\ i i e f t lio little 11 park Hut f hum di p i’i --i»n> w Im ibilli'l l I lie < lassilied Ails. i m l n nluiiln \\ Im at'' I In ir \ alii*' ItiiM- •ml\ " a<> •' s K l’pt ll ill "I 1 hi r tisi’ i's p ti'Ml i q i l i T to Herein*' I'linvint'i'd. I d t Ir ail ,1 1 |.i c ' I I ’l R sight see .14 Dips at any im /. ‘ * L- e n To • Fill! s A l I I H I D , N t ; A I <ri\ Garage. sji > i i iii i n n i \ %\ ll IN in j i IN I 1 lh* > l u d i r v r in r l a s s i l i r i l ails is r r m i < i ii < i I O H Ml I 11 \ N « I i , m e n t io h rA H ’r *TH IF40 A .C O O T V o •t t . Mlpl.i l ||l I 111 ' . L;' T 1 French Ave. f it* (1 Ij F'Olt S A L E — Itaby C arriage and -r-y-j-jr oven for oil stove. Itcasonablo Phone 185 W . . .. ,. t,.g^ ci ml li * i ••In j for cash -1 ' M I •• <| i l l l l 1 l l I* I n 1 ........ • ........ I t*« III® *«Ini in 11 •* i ( i"l r .r .V.’!..",; i F,,,{ s a l e -G«a.dye«r Liquid c a - m ,, n,mi . ment. mi nt All colors, guaranteed tOL to . , Istop all leak*. Reasonably-priced; *'■*=; j i:i«r-it( t> it’.ii n,.* Hal Ion hr 1I Flstimates i iiuiiimu’x freelv 1i r r i » iriv«*n. t u. imii" , _ " 3 given. C. C. Mor* 11 Mi * S,i nt "1 (I ID r util 11 1 444 -1 ■m r |•ItI*II* 111 *l 111 S;*|flf 1>1l| ris. General Delivery, City. .... t I 1**1lil t 11R1 • *•;»( ll F O R s A L E T 3.000 L e t ' g o o d ”" l U ! c a I" l»i"l "f ®-1*;llt * ♦»lt*i* M■ , im.|, sm tiiidhand standard black ‘ v'H ■r***’ *C•*, .f ri, ini j pipe. Price $4.(Xt i>er 100 feet; • * Ml 6 L .1Mil 41111J .I • .11 hu itft-i i| mi 11 Can be impeded ut Bcardnll P rf 4 (? f t l I 1 " ll“ " ' O ' •'“ > 'cooling Riant ", a r., 11 , « , , i i,v .III I It J|“ t ............ I• ( 1 ‘-..ill ( l * t1 \ I» 1 • 1 » \ 1 if M i ■t A tiH • Mill 1 S *’ t i l l l t e l i I 1 I -M ♦ ' V I I l l M.»| •( it.ASS l 1• I*mI % i *1®i I M i l l * M VI \ I S 1t ' I « • \ T 1 t '• M i l | | DH »| l i M ?: t jh t ■*. FOR S A LE - (imal nine and oak • .L | wood Janies Meadows, Sor* ' i 1 Quito F‘Ih____ ____________ __ ,' j.; FOR SAI.F' "Stinulding Itnso • ■ F'oiii " — «•!■*I potatoes. Selected Moyie stock lowest Prices. Phono li* .',4 i 27n. Mnl F'lotida Produce Co. ■ . » ut io i BUSINESS AN!) PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD in . "i \ f n iii i i in i i i m i 1 11 % M l o i l I I 111 N l( > w \\ c a s i r r et m nrr rrsn ltfu l rm d lm il k r •* sum ti 11 ii ' *i rid.*n\* ++ It, T h ry a fr r lT e c t iM ' for any ptoposition ot AA i i m e r it . Kiiiilli »f I i i i n *h m I i f (111 I I |L* • kll 4 Ml I It * I M| *■i . *• I (* rill ri f r i t •' I l i l t * Mi l t«1 J l l C * * h J M 11 • tl i v* |*t 1 • *It II S f i i t M i • • Mm tt* - ( . f t ' t i | if | l u lint p h o n e 1 1H to h e l p > oil g r t r e s u l t s . ii i # ' . n i * ® t i M t l c i I hi * n n til J ’ O j m S f u l M i .!< i > g m 11 mi « *t 11« rkk I n* \S i I I I \N Ut MM w If It %Mt i i t* III! lif 11"' w *I it I f l i . t l l l i - w • I f l l r n l r i W t i l l * l< k ! “ U l l t l r • il>»- “* till WIII It- U HERALD Classified Ads + i. A L W A Y S T 1 I E S A M II- -1N S U I t V I C K Jt A I .\V A Y S D I C K K I t K N T ----- 1N O IM 'O It T l N I T Y V, '. / . . V C . 1 t J.IIM* - 'D * * I "t d i ’ t u l ” III M m I. r . |M i I I IV I n k 11 m l 1111* M* S i f t - t * " l * • ■*i »i I V I I ■• * Ul -i m»| ifi w.i (M« i| tu* («i11*ik* - I*. 'AII Il• £|1( Su h *»I A ” I fci' 1* 1’ *■ 1 » f « » i V> . - 1 f M m * f « 11 11 » **, . M * -1 1»■»**! 1 ki •.* Mf. S - 1in • i i Y ! l I u c I i r * t k . I 'I i S .11 r.« I . *r i * ..............n t K M MH > 1 > ■ i . t I i 11I M u 11 1 .1 U- k ( II I • . tl 1 *ft ! .41 '..1 K • ! m i . I * l l * * i . •' t i |' i . n l.it • . i f II* l t u* ,N ( I ■ u r t i N M • It t i p * Tl 1 i * ll 1 MM l(|1 K**» vv* • f M M '"«! i • <! V mi r * * t M m i <* t • r . mu i " M * i m * . 11 l . ' *k H i l l 1 111 M I. l * M" I I m i r i ' i S 1■u ! h i M i " . Hl ' l f e l I lo MO >'4 I m " V, .1 I . " .1 t , . . g , M id i... I ■ i* l i ' i l l l ’ .f I ,« |» .1(11 ■ I I—glltMltll. N h IIb It 1*41 k >' miM. a nr l i ml f. i t im . « . i D.fit if tl • dm till (to r11• * Liimvium Im r +f tt *i»r n*- UiiuiMiiM luitirtiwiri *4 J »* **li M. -» 11 • •! I f >uu d riilro p r o m p t a e rv ic o And t'X crpt loitat w o r k FOOT SPECIALIST I til . SI A I I*! * «»• li.4 Mill* \ A n a d - t a k e r , w i t h p o i s r d p r t n i l , is w a i t i n g a t tl Chiropodist i II A I 1 II l i i l r i l * \ ri W i l l I 1I r B I 'li n in ' CALL lilfiK S a n fo rd S team rio t » 500 i' r t l t * im I ’ rcssery Nlrrrl et, I l l l l 1C D ltvuliir 123.511 NASIl SUIT (lit $23.50 Dr. ftobHon'a S an itarium Ok Kilt O A T 218 Lurk A vo. 'I nitored-t*»-Mr®*ure t S. W . B K A D r O R D "At the Outlet” Your home needs protection, the protection that you can give it with Sun Proof Paint. SOLD BY Sanford 1‘aint and Wall Paper Co. FIRST STREET. Mp**n In ttir Humlnil Mfili® of pr rifrum lon |*Of Mi n i Mairrnlty Uwi'iin. Kuicr),r fu y nttei Ml alt (it#lira Elton J. Moughton A H C IIIT E C T M E' 1) i First National Ilonk IUQg. .Sanford, ---- -------- Florid* *F+ vH By GEORGE McMANUS A L L R IQ H T * B O T D O r s 'T j g f T?, Mt * U • ,( ||*p i f ■I I I ____ kvV n...iu m i ______ 1 7 ------------------------------- XOO B , . f . nr «r®1*1 * *miiM ] t’ L u s t pick up rs»r";it 011 m f s i ' N F S S 1 OT IN' II K A R T <T BUSINESS 1*1.I Rl< i Sanlord Ave Buy till.). j. and make qiin k monev 4. + y |<i aiiin 111 | mi one half 1 11 v ldo> h + 4! Worth J.'.nuo IMI im.ie than I am •j..}. a s k u g 1 11*11111 **. term* et i i If vmi you want to sell your bus IM " |i|i'|iei(\ sc. the |ii| qilli k I 0 -ult ^ D mhi mi ,fi i deni Ihmim* (jaraK1' I*#!■ * . ; 1 't‘pt INm ini' i iikiI 1! fillvlJ.i 1ct> Kii>t Fr«*Vkt. \ ' k IlinCli \fu?* .1 It I.AW.S1IN, Uk ( l ifral Nath'hiil I'liifik A d s.? night serNight 1 k w o w j IIiHisier kitchen cabinet. 109 N . Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J. SU ITS AND O V E R C O A T S — A ll wool made to order, guaranteed | lu fit. Any 2 -piece suit $25, Full 1!‘ suit or overcoat $'2!l.60. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 F7, Second Street, '' ' I Sanford. F'lu. ___ ’ ^ 1 0 \ 11 I*.--, me I! CELERY P L A N T S , anv (luantlty, f Li n111114 1*»J ■ $1.25 |u t thousand, ('heck F'nml, .Ml $ .2M*,0I» \\ E L I . I " HI SING UP FATHER J N ‘T one ?£ i t u p l o y r d l o I 'r a ilt I h " s » p e r s o n s \<ui a i r D r s i r o n s el i r a i l u n g , t h a n t h u m g l i i h r use et* ( l a s s i l i n l TAMPA i greatest new Hpajier. One year i [ $8.00, f> months $4.in , three months , I , ..... ii ■ i ' -i $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ to for the S' nil ll' '• ance policy add 75 cents to jour ' Lit IMI Mi i*i* ,i t S*i nI **i ■I 1 l I It I 11 I % . I »• * * llilo * * order. .1 f •• I I *I • ' L l I A write* di- ) L E A R N A B O U T Folk County and I- f I ’ I ’ ■ w n.iper a Ivor la k e la n d , thr'.ugh the Star-Tel®' H \M» | I . Mill i f t If f uqileto ** .'t|n-) gram . Best advertising medium in " f * ' mfrience South Florida Published mornings. J’Rp;\ i : \ T S I N I K< I ION ■I, Sanford. ; S tar-Telegram , l^ikelaiidj__F i»'J he greatest iiiscovei V in flesh 1 . O H I O — Xenia. blase your rule* heating i- Du marvelous Horoxone Nl V i B l N s A N D j through the Xi-nia (,a*ctte 11 il- i lin e in liquid ' 1 PPI 'U S Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural 11 _7/•.' f !.rrm It is . coinhiiiu • • ••• ‘ display ,," ,t ,M,w' ' H ....................... !-I I \ (ic a1 t"moot that not onlyi tuiri 1 1 night Sanfo rd rates on request__ t culls" Du wound ,f gi f in, 'I .'i ninl Street. r i q k 'M*U f* ir.a , i.rim K it mn. but H heal* ...... I " " '”rt 1 ""- ............. ......... . fl< s | i \ i ( . “ sv: 1 i iA TI iriV ,n" ' h <**" exit aordiaary speed iL* ' IO N . Si.ulli* .*!-••* v u i , u with (wounds or cuts win. h take week * ' 1', 1 let's*, A i i r . s u n - i K i t n Kti1 | w o r d ) Hn*. Her- t . h.al with the .uduiii’ V Irdnient’V Di a smile. Film A D V E R T I S E In the J o u r n a l ..................... PL in 1J7 1.3. H|(j. South Georgia's greatest , mend qin klv under the bu. ' t .it ......1 H a g - ' newspaper. Morning, afternoon, influence -d Dus wiindei tu r* I'm t't'c ;■';*[ ■1 i list and Elm, weekly and Sunday Classified rata* edv ........,, (liquid I 30i ' ' Powder <n, and (in So' 1 '< iiCi mid loth Stre et. 10c per line. Wayeroaa Journal- |$1 2<> bv I'ruoii I ’bat limey rviu, I Herald, W ayc ro **. Georgia. "i .^ •HI i 'Li 111, i ||| { ’Jtn a n y c]i*A10r an you can nuni l‘ loriila a 1 ■*“ inn . put I m g tl tin lilh . Advertistn>r M O R N IN G T R IB U N E t Send in your subscription t>> the Tribune or hand it to >our local in ++ ^ J Itct'i'iilly I Im r e a l < -' a t «• f i r m " f A I ‘ < ' " n n c l l y A Si in.1*, e! t i l l - n t v . s, , n i r i l 2t'i a n s u r t s f r o n t n n r , i ,, it* ! fish + j i t T+ T licn * ■f “ ** i 1 can 4. 4. trout ciunci !<t. sir t it || " You the dorcii l a k e s , and i f you don't know how to.fish, we have sevcnil i’X|ierts who will Iw glad to show von Ml Si holfield who ha- been -inging at the Rantlst Church will vouch foi the alinvc . I . A h K .I F S S U P L A N D i O In. Long wood, Fla "T*r • • ® • i i , fishing 1- V UJI f JI l i t Uirii i'* 1RIPS 1 u Miscellaneous For Sale i< i ■*» rni-t • (.1 I.'*® . r > i.t * im •*vk.•*i ii i*iM r i®*i h» i . in .1g 4 1ill»l ) .1V• 1-1 * l-liril I ** Hit\ i III Dri*| l.i (lit ri tinv* *• \ **U e till . .. It **f k 1• *|»* 11• .| DM* 1 Ml .1. 1 r*p. 1 u. i r* *■nt t'lt •ll......... .. M hi p In on tl|— 10 »l Mio of i t jde arc ini rn iot • n Chimin prop Ihtongh the erty Reach them Sentinel. Rate >aidI i>n aiqilna lion. MHO t .. scape your grove, and relieve you of trouble and worries incident olidding op a tdace. In the meantime, you ran go + + i i M AINE — Watervllle, M irntng Sen- +.♦ Maine peo linel. I b.iiisnt ds * point i ’ ♦ * • . r. »i • _-.i.ui-ii _____ iiJjjj REAL-ESTATE IlSIHKl t I'ORY U j Houses For Rent j.j 11 r ot brre oun'i rub mu unleat pur addrraa llnonnrr MI'IT He t <*I( Automobiles Real Estate Houses For Sale II .Announcement If ..lit ml to makv kite M rs ■ Political f . ,ll ue.lst you In •IphabeT11 ally ( 1'IIC ‘ V Apartments For Rent IvEnrieKita. j. rl\« thorL , ..111 r»lr*. rules Ignn, "III give you J rn 111■n Lost and Pound T Are • FOR SALE-—5 room bungalow, l> «r | Mnkf W ANTED—Work. repairing. pla®D FOUND—Bunch of key® In front Xrvr near lake, v $3250. $500 down. i » : i i Him i Ttmrtng ering, chrpentry, painting, P*PCf of 31T Palmetto. Owner cart’ FOR SALE—3 colored houses and I’htv one lot In Georgetown. One $35.00 per month. Touring 19=1 I bringing. Satisfaction gu®ntntccd have sa jie by paying for this ad. ■I iib* I.' block from Celery Ave. Excep­ FOR )R SALE—On SALE— On Sanford Avo., at reasonable prices. J. R. H o u gh ­ been clipped; screw tail. * Coach Finder tional investment. Houses only re­ South,* A ttra ctive bungalow; 5} , : ! Korfi* ton, 1-nke Maryc _______ l.laht i‘lease notify Hill Lumber Co. cently builL For particulars inrooms-and balh, gfragto. ' V e r y Truck Panel ' I.UST—One Male Boston Terrier, quire at Bnumel Specialty Shop largo "liLv. ‘ V . Fruit Fru it trees. trues. Price Truck Wanted seven months old. *Body dark next to Post O ffice._____________ $4250. I*Ja«y i M y terms. t< Call ndy _________________brmdlp with white markings around HOUSE BARGAIN FOR SALE. FOR SAf4<—-7 moms, bath, 4 bed T T 1115.00 rooms.',,rprk Ave. $0500, $1000, Iti'l'Ubl In 1 li-Ton KINDERGARTEN— 711 Park Ave-jh. ad. white feet; enrs hnvn not Four rooms, fire place, deep well Truck I1JS.00 and pumn in kitchen, electric lights. 1 Balance W ly terms, nue. S> to 1) a. m. Children Ford Lumber ami Building Material Itunshnut large front screened porch, rear FOR SALE— 5 rooms, bath, ga*. called for and delivered $2.00 per Truck im .t e ■« Carter Lumber Company screened porch bod loom, attic I rng«. Corner lot. Rent for $60. is:i Touring week. Miss A. D. Mitchell. Kurd nsi.oo . .i N. l aurel Su____ Phone bfl5 i s i ; t.lghl Tr Kuril Three fifty foot front nor month. $68.00. $1000.00 down. atore room ■ in® oo . Canopy Help Wanted h i m , LuiJTnER c o House of jots „n fenced, garage for two Balance, to suit. i s : t l K<ird Hunabnul! Illt.eO .,*' A, I\ CONNELLY & SOS'S Setwue, Quality and P r i c e . __ Sars. chicken park ami chicknn ^ S J L ’ I ^ I l N i v ______ |R , " a r « W , r r i n d"he P a l m " ' K isn i 11MflCr Touring | mo.OO k Phone 48 S. W. BRADFORD. E.| V. Price Post. Sample copy sent on ve­ WANN’TED - Messengers at West­ house. Worth at forced sale $250(1 108 Magnolia “TK .H W S TO S O M K P K O P I .K " Tailored Suits $32.SO to $30.50 ou»»*t. (HI. Sell now, if taken at once for Real E state.________ _ Insnranee Hi Pl;ll ( T N T IIKK K o n Al.l. C A S Il' ern Union Telegraph Co. Apply $2000.00; $850 down, balance _Opposite Post Office. _______ j 'FLO RID A— UBLANDO— Orlando at once. Good nay._______________ ->Jt f Vl| Rooms For Rent I. NN . I'll 11.1.IPS SONS $26.00 a month. P. O. Box 04«. or ______ MUI.TIGRAP11ING mornng Sentinel; largest class!- 1HELP W ANTED —Girl to wash HtHljif Dentrm call at 305 East Second St. Ff)U RENT— Two large front MOKE Business for Sanford merbusiness, rale lc a word, min-I dishes. Aiiply Phoenix Hotel, rooms, adjoining both, water, I'hmir Nn. a. (Ink *t Hall it* chants. Direr! mail advertising 24<* cash wilh order. — —----------- ---- -----* -------- O N E Two-rooc.i and one three- TWO LOTS—House and garage lights. 709 Weat 3rd. on Sanford-Orlnndo ,road.,, iSecSee SANFORI) MULTIGRAPH a t i i n t io n —pen-! — - - --— =t= rmm furnished apartment. 701 mi 1"iM pn it || 111 | T i | Khriilii la nbclMPllit; Mm (rra.ilpai ijp* I Magruda Ave. Inquire Weinhergs ond plncr north of l.inderville I ill- FOB KKNT— Furnished room a’id F (‘ H SALK-1923 Kurd Touring'. CO., room U. Ball Bldg. Tele- vrb.pmrnt In . - hiaii.rv al ■l. wvl.v Store. i mg Statu.n $850 cash. Mace 1101 Elm Ave.. corner’ ‘ “ r- , Reasonable terms. San pnonr filfi. j tin if riiilJtiifi <l«tl ta r (ilirhwfiy to t h t1 kitchen. ' d e a r of debts. See owner, Walter K.' f A I?V PIT III ||* ; *f *1^ Im ncf> !i»wf Hn’itiipil n two. i Hth. Sst._________________________ ! i..ford Oakland Co. . . _______ — . > lM * U IIL IL mmi li lIlIfi oinn . Ii n a a.ri" r u r n n n l > c n m I n' l!nI nr r l o t >tMIo'l.p i Wright. FOR RENT— One large furnished , DAIIGAINS in repossessed F o ^ 5T W" (JEER, Herald Orfiee. I‘l" "larie*! aoirt.r mllllnn' l«il( K E N T — One well located . Cars for snip next door to Ford H '1‘Mijir Mjwm unilcr roififlflieF u r n i s h - i F O R S A L E — A house _1n edge of bed room and kitchen with hath Phone 148. downtown Apartment, * I"Hi • I " " mil Nn nn Im-1fir f®| -r*| nn Garage, North Palmetto Ave, Cum* . ) It* • • I'k .ii ii r n n i i i i *«■ ( t i n t 1 w i l l R d town for $IIM 1 .H 0 . Thrasher & * eonn«-ting $20.00 per month. cd Price, reasonable. F o r inJULIA ZACHARY, Herald (JITice. h U 1tun\ urmiir.i chine*, fur llvn n • r i i t . i h i I I I . ' ‘ ‘unaH •1 t 1i p o f f i i ' i - .>r * ' l t > til4 West 2nd St. Call in morn* early and avoid thu rush. <leV•*|it|n*|-w In >,■#*f In ••«i vmitrul ....... Phone 148. fli'"! \\ rltn I \ , >{tni**rit I>i >pnr l - » "i1-fll ril t - w It-IM I • *f M i ‘ ll\ o f HllllFOR SAi.E— From owner, modern FOR RENT— Unfurnished rooms. itu*fil T ’.«* T’. Hsfl.-I.la New t f t i l ,(! TI m i i * k t • 1. . t n * n C1ITO M K TRIST Mv . f Close in. 217 Oak Ave. | five room bungalow with bath TOM M O O R E . Eves examined, i A U G U S T A < II R U N If i.E — A u - , r -i l l * * If c I r • 1 * *l i «. u p im imi i Uun,, wt i111 V SPLENDID FEELING and large sleeping porch, earn ire, ri >*» t Ii■ i t r nj ’ i i i t i f n i n l I n l * 1 11 ki l l 1 II i on 70 foot lot. $500.00 down, bnl« ‘ tl k I l f f i ! I glasses fittedTH Ti:. First Sired. .A'*g»»‘ « ' greatest il l ♦n n f u s t i n 1 1**ti I Phine 410. ..assf,,.,) mrdmm. rate rash Me; • 1Mi l H 1N ji 11 11 1 i'i n * l 1 1 111 I l f t i l m* I Why not try being 10 ycnrii mj,-,, to suit. L. A. Rennud. Suni harge. 10c per line, minimum • ■• t i n t 111 k 1 t *■it. i>«i' h •. f f l . h l l III l h e , \ .linger «row f)1|.,j ni^htr*. a g a i n — why not FURNISHED llmne. 203 East 3rd |»! 11 M * n l , i ii il •" pri i I i n * M i n w l i i u l t liv PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING 1,30c st roe*. FUR SALE AT ONCE— Furniture. t t n • ft 1 V, |1 1'. t L * » p t h** I1 M longer 'n body, in mind, in viIM 1 ' Piano Tuning, Repairing and Over- A I.II ILF. W A N T A I ) In The 1 >k |■, ®k i | - P*11*» 1 • .1 tw t ’ i n i l 1 I m * *• t ! tahty? Mrs. Kiln Towscnd. Melonvill* " W h y not take McCoy' s j F ’ OR RENTGood house, also ga­ hauling. Edwin i ’olborne, W a l a k a , Herald will bring you big re- P 1i M'1 1t i l l . % j. f Tl * 11 m D f i i \ ii ml 1 I m * i -.<t Liver Oil Tnbletfi and drop 10 A ve, Plume 183 - W . ___________ rage for Mnall car. F'ur sale two 1 'sul's Advertise those old artuTes |.Ut | k • *■i f . . i 1 kk || ' h It I n m **1(1 \i>1 s . Sanford, Fla. y . a i - from your age in 30 days? 1 3x12 ft. used ruga. See Dr. 11. C. CONTRACTORS and ~ kk l i t 1*. , r.f I i» fnil 1«>1ti lt|4 n i l you have slined nwnv and have T"” M ! L ' l l t i 1 Tl|4 .,111,1 4i . i !•*** • 111! Wi mean this literally, of course. ----ji r v » ' l \ 1 I I T P 8 8 ---------------------_ N ’hie Oil Myrtle Ave.. Sanford. owners. On and after Nov, IB , ^.o- vfl PRINTING no use for A lu'Je thirTv-cet>t ad Tt i 1 111 U* -1 u ' i l . i •■wt • f r h . j** u p h * U, bdi eve that a 30 days I r e a l the scale of wages for painters in •*«* rnny bring you several dollars. 1 ri i . l I L . (.1 k M. ■ t cr * |. 1 ( i f M m r i h ' » lucid will make you feel 10 years ' F'Olt SAI.E or TRADE for Sanford Sanford wll|_$0.8ll tier hour______a .. -nj propcily. U well located lot* m Ruildin^r Material 1 f . 1. . 1 . • 1 1 w i l l »i * *IIU t *' M ATTIIKW PR ESS- PR I NT l N (J Phone 148 him! s representative k 1 MB Til younger - but nt any rate try them ' Orlando t 1M “ ' I f f ' *. f !1 l . *•* »**• 1 irik . 1 1 * 1 r i l l Ml T* 1 Apply Miller Bakery Q U A LIT Y SE R V IC E P U B E. will call lo see you F’OR S ALE —Fine young row with 1? 1 li® ’ • 4. * r r i , * ri * 11 t *.f ’1 » i i l M *ll * it*! I i .ill days and if you arc not s a l calf. Cow fresh six week*. InCommercial St.. R. R. Ave. W e have some Iieauliful lake M I R A C L E Concrete I n , general L - I . r 1h • 1 r i - t l « l l \ * U l > U 1ST V l l d i l M i i 'Tiii tol.org Ttie t I t > ■* 1 i-lied gvl your money back ltd ...........Zernovenn. Utl -* rement W o r k , sidewalks, build­ quire Nick f Ml I ■ 1 .1 1.1 >•! r f f* • l i t * Henrdall Phone 117 L 3. front lots on Lake Wildmere one <*l:i t k M'h'lir *t * |k. .11ntit tin.Tll111K 1 ki l l ' . it- - M -- "I4*ViliTf tablets- (10 cents at Union Plinrmi l l . ( I f . I l l * * **f hn’MiiJnv Surnltv m»n-nmi »’ I*tiii< K . 1 . • |M 1 1 P* * f * I Avenue half mile from the Dixie Highway ing block*, irrigation laixea. J. R * . ' ’ * 1! ti Ml * it .». s i i any progressive druggi~i 11*1 ! M ' IT H A Y N E S A R A T I I F F . Printers 1 i rfiT |n*r UH fl ri 'iMP'Or' I *r " in a nest of lrcuutiful clear laki'-. Terwilleger, Prop. .11» k * -1 « 1 w i l l .►tl I * i1 £ i 1, 1 >are and gel McCoy' s 11it* i - n g L and i.tri.i* i>uttit!eis. Phone 310 A D V E R T l S I N t i g - l s results if it FOR SAI.F'.— 7-drawer Singer flow­ . *\ < li l l II N \1 tor suli1. ..il and genuine Adv 115 Park Avenue. ing machine like new Also i i •I t . . . .♦ * .1 1 readies potential lingers PuWi will build yonl home, land ,4. —HI *• *~- L Wanted BEAU TY PARLOltS T 0 RKACh thB pmape-oui farm----------crs anj fern growers of Volusia MADAME HARRIET. Mnrinello rnnnty _ ndvertiao ....... .................. in the Dil-nnd work of all kinds. Rain water a Daily News, rato 1c per word, cash specialty. Old First National w'th o r d e r . ____ — Rank Hulldirtg.________________ "DO YOU W ANT to h„y oUTrii FLORIST anything7’ ’ If so Advertise In Hie "Gainesville Sun." STEW ART THE FLO RIST" Flowers for all occasions. THE MORNIN G ~J0 U RNA iTis~tho 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W accepted want nd nd medium medium in accepted_want Daytona (Fla.) One rent n word LAW YE R — .- nn insertion. Minimum 25e. LEW IS O'BRYAN. Of fin re in BEACH C O U N T Y — The Seminole Hank Building Annex A sh in A d v a n c e ,T, Advertising M S an fo rd N o v e lt y W o r k * u C IG A R S AND T H E . tSE-WT P E R I O D T H A T M tr iA tO N T i T H E - V J O t-< 0 C lC A .R 'b T O M E . lt > C O N H A H A V E - A. C A T T L E ■ O N . T H e J R U fN M O V . C IG A R E T T E S ' o h : w T H E 6 IR L e l l .: V. C. CIM t.KIl P r . n P O O R CONTRACTOR AND BUILDHh h O 'b 'T ( ,m r t * l Ik .fl ■ ■ * Hill W M k Sir x. auiiarrrlal ®(re«l M AsK E L I V U S '. ' ------- —XT** Lossing Paint Co. sn\\H, W* handle . v. Etwroon-LlncUU/ P«*nL 113 MAGNOLIA . AVKNUB "Call for our prk«a.“ Seminole Marble W r,uT V W rj m ki i i r o i w - '" m i-Am i' - Co. | Marbl® and OraaU® frota all luurlMv Best of quality os* work ma nobIp. -cTt •.Ui Mi OdK TT— ftteat Britain rigbu i T T . ^ r i ■■ > / o * ? ,7 p1 *' ’ - yur la a fiH i r tir ila fk O, * « 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 29, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 29, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3b7240dbecf42b6e28f63cd552cfbbf8.pdf 33c1c00da300335b71759ecd6b7e5799 PDF Text Text ASSOCIATED P R E S S JIS P A T C H E J PARTY WINS AT ENGLISH POLLS Laborites Appear To Be Decisively De­ feated in Election Contest Wednesday Int And answered Lady Astor Has Been Re-Elected llicy g . o . P. In Talk Conservatives Secure 154 Seats While Op­ position Gets 1 0 1 SANFORD, FLO R ID A , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1924. jates of Several Towns Meet At Sanford To Submit Petitions For Road Paving Approximately CO delegates from trade between (hesc two sections. He further stated that t h e ,road would prnvldfe the means of saving almost 18 cents on n 100 pounds of freight for the merchants of this county who find it cheaper to tran s­ fer freight from Sanford to T itu s­ ville by truck. • It was unanimously agreed to in­ ty wide bond issue. Tho Titusville delegates, headed clude the Titusville-Geneva road In by Representative J . J . Parish, Urg­ the petition, but to suspend work ed the hard surfacing of the road on the project until Voulsia coun­ between Geneva and Titusville, giv­ ty agreed to join in nnd save the ing ns their most forceful reason *•* mile stretch of road that lay statistics showing the saving in "'.'I"/1 *** borders. freifht rates that such work would t,,h®r Project!* including a poll- Geneva. Chuluota, Osicola sceol and T it­ usville met at the local Chamber of Commerce last night to pre­ sent and discuss petitions relative to including certain .road improve­ ment projects in the. coming coun­ rcu l. in (or ,h„ m.rrh.oU, . ( « . community. Mr. Parish declared that tho con­ struction of the proposed road would greatly benefit the citixens of both Seminole and Brevard LONDON, Oct. 30.—The conserv­ counties since it would stimulate Returns from Wednesday’s elec­ tion in England indicate thnt Ram. scy MacDonald, former premier, and his party, went down in defeat , Oct. 30.— The before the Conservatives who se­ -,t of ft series cured twice ns mnny parliamentary ative party appeared headed toward scats as (he Laborites did. early return to power, with a work­ Brooklyn |ohn W. Davis, m> outstnndinK jes was miule N U M B ER ITS | SIN G LE COPIES F IV E CEN TS l & ' l Z d T .t* 'I S , nnd road running from the end of the present hard surface in front of N’ixson’s store to n point near N. C. Jacob’s residence were adop­ ted. nnd will be presented to the road commission next week. BIG PARADE TO RE WOOD STAVE PIPE STAGED HERE BY LINE BEING LAID LEGI0N0NN0V.il RAPIDLY, REPORT Committee hears That Over Three Million Dollars Subscribed For Campaign Fund Laid To R est Geo. Morris' Says He Will Only A ppear Under Certain Con-* ditions, Stipulations Untermyer And Hodges In Clash Carraway Is Deaf To This Proposal, National T reasurer Is Placed on Stand By Chicago Committee Body’s efforts Focused On G. O. P . Methods Of Raising big Sum? y. m & ing majority over all others, when at 2:30 o'clock WASHINGTON, Oct. SO.— CHICAGO, Oct- 30.— Testi­ Wednesday morn­ JVhile Washington and thp-.; mony that $3,500,000 has been ing almost half of senate campaign fund inves­ the constituencies raised for the Republican ^(>ti exclusively in Great Britain tigating committee were in­ campaign anti a wordy row of the Fordnad reported their quiring into Republican cam* between Samuel Untermeyer, votes cast in tariff bill, pnign collections in tho east Wednesday's elec­ of New York, special counsel lilidnte has detion for the new today, Acting Chnirmhn CATand William V. Hodges, of First of Pipe l j i :d Under Sup­ Many Civic Organizations to f r c w r i tt e ii if he parliament. awny announced th at Gcorjk', ervision of J . E. Craig; Six Denver, treasurer of the H e - 1 Tnkc Active P art in. E v en t; At thnt hour |von support of n K. Morris, Republican etata-, Member TttrifT Commission Of Cars of Pipe Already publican national committee, the conservatives Column Will Form on Park res*. flnj had lf>4 seats, ns t e i i ' n ’K ^ k . r . r ' & chairman ’of New York. 1. re­ Is promise to lowHere; To He Finished Soon marketl the opening Wednes­ Makes Charge Thai Third Avenue for March to Park against 101 n u n ­ late Secretary of Agriculture, I fusing to appenr before tha dMQ| Mr. Davis made day of the Chicago end of the sen­ l'nriy Lender 11ns No Con­ ! hilled seats of all A large crew is at work laying harlsirod no l a * A tentative program for the whose liody was buried at hla for- ] mlttee •except on certain &tipllbP> sideration For Decencv other patties. Of Armistice Day parade has been pro the wondstave pipe which will con­ ate campaign fund investigation. legitimate buslhut home in Des Molnea Wednea- tions. Recalled at the request of llntertlicac the luhorluitcsl, liut would Senator Caraway suitl tho day. Hundreds \>f people Including pared by the American Legion P a ­ duit water from the city ’s wells in ites hud won 7 I l.adv Astor W A SH IN G T O N , t h t . 30. S e n a ­ jjvitalion extended ntile t ommittee and this approved the country to the Waterworks plant mycr. Hodges told the sub-com- many men prominent in the na­ "committee ia not making any 1 and the liberals only 21. The vari xorhitanl rates of tor I.nFollettc, the Independent oils other groups accounted for the j at a meeting this morning of the at Trench Avcr.he nnd Thirteenth mitteo under Senator Borah. Be- tion’s nfTairs were present. stipulations or understandings with trough uionopolin- presidential candidate w:t* charged committee and Post ('..miniindor- S l i e i i . stated City Manager W. B. publican, Idaho, thut tin* total col 1 remaining i). witnesses He can refuse to comp Williams this morning. VodilCtioii market* with "throw ing aside all eolisidi r a ­ Klect A P. Haggard. A large num lections, $750,000 had been return With less than half the constitu­ if he wishes anil take the con»eThe work started at the ed to the states from which tin tion of truth and decencv," ill .1 encies accounted for the conserv­ her of people and organizations urc quencea of n refusal, j assume , , . . . expected t<» take part in the pnrndc plant and tile pipe will lie extended funds had come, leaving $2,7.">0,OOu regained mure 1 . .. * there's something he does not care U 0.— Presi- statement issued here Wednesday atives already had .. . . . , and to avoid cimltisinn the commit- to the wells which are several mil to expose." in) scats they lo*t , . . , , l< M. (.lassie. a than half of the ill) an.i Secretary night by Henry tec lias arranged the order in which i - nut on Trench Avenue. Four of 1 for the presidential, senatorial and congressionnl campaigns. Focusing its efforts mainly on tint nut last night |member of the t a r if f commission. last .scar, their net gain being 46. ( |)(^ will for in in the parade. f>3 gains and 7, ...... .... ,-......... |tile best well* driven there during act In John W the method* of the repubtienu cam­ The statement was made in r e ­ 1 epresent mg The national treasu rer explained summer l> \ the city will Many >.f the local civic bodies are j ' b ,‘ l,,,!*t liiitrinee fm ply to a speech made !c the presi­ losses. paign organization, the committee ... ( xpectnl to take part m the parade , I*1’ n-'il by the city to supply soft thnt he had required state eollei ariNWorcd dential candidate 111 i hi Unit.mine followed through an all day ses­ ' m turns in le rtm n instances to he j I.alior lost 32 s ea t s and won ’• I and places Inn. likewise been pro " a t ' 1 f°r Sanford * new water III lx t )>,-1it ln*t Monday night m which Mr. Lah'ol turned into the National Commit sion a long trail of charges and a net deerease of lb, while the lib I , . , . . !. Wei k* system which will lie put into iinti-.II x |.|. Ill'll to lotto charged that a ile n rO s had <tals had only six gains to show 'bled tor »•11X o tlu ia ls and other tei so "that no man could sav he i Jklnrt* ( q Be Scheduled Is Re- denials, swinging from the fatuousOpel at ion about J a n , I ^notables, states Mi Haggard Cave f the nd- been made to coerce the t a n f f against a loss of 3ti seats. gave to the national commit tee and republican cumpaigtt letter distri­ I’trl at Junior Chnmhcr buted 1 lii first of the wood pipe. Mr. r.itrr ;•..Ii. v. ri minis! ion to prevent lower siigni his name was not on the rccoi'd." , l lle ii poll a- submitted by t h e 1 in Massachusetts to the par­ The heaviest swing to conserv­ of Commerce; Golfers arc celling out of federal patronage llV he \. ii.l.'in v of duties and in which he sunt that if Itevond the evidence as to total commit tur. coin|><ihim! of Sum . H idi i oi ' said, was laid under the Mr D: xi ilt-clnr- Mr. (ilassie had not hoi q forced atism in the early return* from ^ collect ions, which were as of T o r t 1 ( id lin g Bendy for Contest South Curolinu nnd touching on. s. ( ic o igc NV Knight ami Tom Mipi-tvision of .1. K. C r a i g , consult Hie "-I ■ii a.Ji.-, ox- 1 to withdraw from consideration ot the industrial north and midlands. , M em lit h. and appiovcit, i> as f o l­ mg engineer for the ci ty, who has day, few new facts were developed ! reputed efforts to line up the tupmill" mi. i nut lonit 1 the duties, the committee still The conservatives rapture.. seven low •* hint enlisiderahle e xpe r i en c e in the in the two and a half hour session In a ..'port to the Jun ior C ham ­ purt of the negro, the laborer and li * «l v •*! cm of would have been “ hanging 1m " of the ten Manchester seats, only I'n tcrm ver questioned Hodges as t ' ' lav Tig I I I his .ot t of nii.lt.ber of t '..iiuiierce at its noon lunch- the theutre. " F ir s t there will he the Marshall . V1 nti.l p. f imilt* conDei taring that Senator La Kid- one of whirh they occupied in the of tti“ painde, t Mowing tin col I he pip.' being used is made of llto.nee method*, his connect ton as |eonn today at the Seminole Cafe, The committee itlsu sought to counsel f.'i the Holly Su gar Com . ..Ml. IX1 t«»KCt her lotto had sought to convey the im ­ last parliament. They scored fm ••I the filing squad the wreath re.lwo.Hl by tile Pacific Pipe and Floyd Palmer announced thut he re ­ delve monentarily into the inkldoin.l.i.t (4|»«»V| the pression th at he was appointed to liter triumphs In Newcastle. i i a t r i i i s . the ln * t band. Spanish Tank Company of ' altfornin It is ponv. a beet sugai concern of tile icceivcd a co m m u n icatio n 1 story of the La Toilette campaign West, and sought to develop that cently ! arv pillion hut the commission in the interest of Northhampton, Nottingham and <>th Aineii.nn Win Veterans. Head reinforced with heavy iron i.n.l cop nit labels of the flim of J . I'. from L. M Nuhim. m anager of the | UM told I n,„| and W wus told that that pne one cam campaign part of the or dor- thy Louisiana sugar interests. Mr. ci g reat manufacturing ren ter* in i quarters Conipniiy. First Battery •'a. 4- * ro m po .ltlo " hands and, then ^ orK, tl oll(J Company h k ' l I s y n Milwaukee baseball club, staling collector " * *had d rooHtred about jltiO.JJ arid." Glasslfc saii| President -Harding London ifml Its suburb*. | )2 !th Infantry id l-'lortdn National mated with ns|ihalt which pisventa I “iiiterested" In h.tvlng Hodges nr- thnt he nas already signed con­ al qu •*: iixti." Mr. himself had suggested the appoint­ 000 among trade’ unlom*, mostly In Tht party . . niiult* Mill further <'" f i n h , t'ompnn\ l». FirM lliitt«*ry iu«t and decay. Place* where the o pptt the tiost post of trenailrcr tiva, of th. tr a ct* fm games during his team's small amounts not rovered by piw1 Ilf f »l RM*liter ment, a f t e r the Louisiana senators gains in ninny places, and where 1-1 Infantry of H ond a National asphalt covering may huve come j national committee. The whole training -ens.iti here next spring vious collection reports placed be­ viKittcr of had urged for him a vacant judu the luhonte held seats in some Cuai.ls. Me.ln al i mps, I I Infun •If d ii in g handling and shipment, 'sessio n wn* marked hv frequent with the Washington, Cleveland, fore tho committee by L a Folletto iillll! II a - ..f UIIV 1 ial post constituencies they did so with de- >'' " f V*-‘''om.l G uard*, -aid the eitv manager, are getting sharp exchanges between Cnter- St. Louis ah.I Philadelphia teams of in? h III.! 1k* the v„ "III m d e r .' he said, to lellil mlm ajorities while the llen.l I et'lon. A me, i, an I a-g.on i. new coat ol the protective sub- |Inver and tile witness, in which the A met lean League and the New managers. ImMut til.' old or to his false suggestion. Senator creased .back, to , -r1 oryism was .maiKiil . l i ...oi i ‘ Xllnnv an.I It.iv >, outs of Alllel Lute yestonluy K. J . Bliss, preaivvilli 'ance before being placed in the Weymouth kitklan d . counsel for York fJV« If » 1 1* .ird ol l j i Toilette tried to prootice tin ini Giant* of the National dent of the Itegul Shoe Company ground. (lie Republican National Commit , III 1 t hi* twv> pression that mv wife's interest in . heavier m a j o n t o s than lle.etofol. "i rll, , wl ,| ,|e, ..rated .1.1­ League. was questioned regarding newspa* ,. .. ,, t e e , ... c a s l e n a l l v ).lined hliklali.l tillll wt t 1n.‘tu-r a Louisiana ugai plantation was ,111 constituencies that almost al f(if ft.lI..xxiMir orr.amzat It is the opinn.n , f both M. W dl w|l„ l(. „ Un In thi li*t already scllisltiled. it per advertising appearing in thff , 1|1(t „ ............e-.it.lt- to walk in nuns and Mi • .mg that th. i , <1 >h(||t,(„ shown up h> nelsons objecting t " , ways elect conservatives. , h( ....minillee vvu* *ui<l. -iv . rul additional guinea i name of the company discussing •l* * hanirr my participation in the sugar in ­ The liberals lost all along t h e 't in nut,ole World W at Gold Star wood pipe being used is the b .-t „ Repobln.in ' -lu -h " fund will prohuhlv be secured during political issues along with selling fciai< tin* future* vestigation The truth i- that fu* ts line Manchester an.I Liverpool , Mol her> T.ingliteis of the Aon. that . . old be "l.tallled f.u this c l l - IWMS „ n|v „ -|,|u f f and had no the n. xi several weeks. vn Beside*" ,. talk for shoe*. Thu witness told Hid Mi h.i\i» a.lilcd about hei interest in the - n e a r turn.al slronglv from th.-m to the i n an Kevolulion. Cnite.l D a u g h t.imale T h e . it y manager slated this sU,)()ort r \tdeticr mnjoi league . lulls, it is th o u g h t' committee he could not say offhatv! af»\ loll *ly blind plantation were l u s t made known ' e. ns. ivative fold, while l a b o r i t e s |of the Confederacy. United ( mi no thing that the pipe l- more than •fi,,. o il mini, t ioli of these ex ihut the 'B r e w e r s ' will play sev- how much was spent In the ai,*erstile " f. , la te \ .'(elans, tiran.l Airnv by me." ousted other liheiuls, Herbert - a t i s f u c t o r y and t ha t h believe* It , hauge came after llo.lge* had eial game* with tennis of the South Using campaign which wus dirc*.iyd. read numerous S i>uiu-)i A men. ;in Mr (ilassie M i n t lie inf«>riui*>l the Asqui th, former p i emt e r , i n. lu. l **"' , , will lust a g t e a t many y e a r made a somewhat impassion.'.I and cm . Aiiieii.an and International As* toward preventing the election lm-’ th. uiblle-ses of co m m .**........... . hl> m t . i . - t when Nix o f t h e t-.ti.l o f II «>r 1 3 c i . r - dl limit! i. defense " t hllilself what socuttli.li pgr and Secretary the question id making a general ing thrown into congress but th&t , . * Xriirtii :tii I k*Lri«»n At ixil iai v t it v he termed "insinuation and innuen•if t he Wood pi pe ha v e i . l i endy nr , , lUllU o f f l ,.|H|H 1‘icsideiit‘s stute- rule disqualify I ii g .■oinmi"ioi.urs ami the opinion .* e x p r es s e d that (|||l|.in|. Mi. I'almer further stated that |one advertisement, which was print "cninnutmg fiom Democratic ri ved in S a n f o r d and t h e pip. iu|), ...... . »rn;>o>e to i ontinue on account of supposed interest hi* i ell l enient I ro... the politic: , I ( „ Th|. „Mrai|(. and I.nFollettc hea.lqiiiii I err. that pi. tin es o f the local athletic field t ed in sixty cities where the comh e m g .list r l l . ol . '.I *.. t hnt it ninv Huneile interna u n n n may be looked for. .,* tolb.w* mi foot The second ot to S i . Louis un.l Mil puny has stores, had cost $15,003. , WHS first brought up. H. added Eleven ears h a v e be e n he tia.l something to do vvilli th e * waukee pa. is where they will lie He promised to furnish the infor-' in.ler nternutionul that Senator I-a Toilette bad mag Lady Astor was t. e l ' ted f.u , baud, the tadiee il.'lm itm i n t. the he laid. delay in a decision by the I’resi|t< rr.ntintinl confer- nified the amount ten-fold, making the Sutton division of Plymouth. J f i t c departnient. knig ht Temp - h i p p e d , said Mr W i l l i a m s mution to the committee lafcot. * (leiit mi the recommendation on th. printed w 'Inn the next few days. alvvavs towards it $14 1,000. when in fact it was less It was said today that the pipe Ijid y A stot's maioritv wu. in |ar*. Benevolent and Protective *»I tariff commission that sugar t a n f f L. K. Liggett a drug dealer and ’ •..Ii Tournament. llttvvmg aggressive than $14,400 in actual values. creused Irom i ' D d 6.0711. The del ot I'lk*. Rotary Club, kiwaiii* i* being laid rapidly nnd thut it lie lowered. "iV.ilii i ( .ninully, it was unnounc- manufacturer and chairman of t h * , |r«.| in Hus way: will soon lie in the ground and / Reviewing the controversy with­ polling: Ij'd y A*tor, (’onsagvative. j ( ’|ub. and other organizations Hodges declared that thi* and a statement Kx *<>ldlor> are requested to ready for u.*e The water plant can other "insinuation and innuiidocs" . I bus taken charge of the o rg an i­ Cnlcln Goolidgo finance comrultto* IK,174; t'nptuin (> W. llieiiHi , La . ,‘well in the commission, Mr. ('.lassie de z a t i o n ' s pint hi the coming city golf of Massachusetts, tdld the coni.ttH* tki kery of the |c |arwj h,, Wtt8 without bius and that for. 13.01)5. wear uniforms if possible. not lie used lief..re Ja n . I, however, which he eiiumei afed. were false, IC' .Hist‘ "such “There * no intention to diffei it was staled, because the reservoir mid Kirkland then asked him if championship tournament. Mr. Con tee he hud raised $450,000 a n l ............ai b i s wife's interest, in his opinion, The minister of •duration. < hui hoped to get more than $500,009, . •2% kt have been made did not disqualify him. After < on les P. '1 revoliai), was leeleitcd for entmte between units in the inirade. will not be rea.ly for use by that there was any intention on his part nelly stated thut the team of six |n all the globe at gress had amended an appropria­ Newcastle on Tyne. His majority and the fm million is only given In time. It will probably la’ finished of using the influence his place a* nten from the junior chamber will He " « * questioned eharply by rneju tin.last thousand tion hill in a way which he consid­ wit* reduced from 1.1K7 to KIRI. prevent confusion in n systemati. . about Dec. I and must then set ut treasurer of the Republican Na­ be selected through u process of hers of the committee and counsel ii" for the twenti- ered prohibited a commissioner concerning the letter which t)t* , Former Premier II H. Asquith !■riangcm enl. There will be not least 30 days before it can tie used tional Committee has given linn to elimination. I tin nw - litde light tuirticiputing _________ _ m an investigation I wus defeated in Paisley. floats in Hie parade, and automo­ committee sent out usking fttr .’ On next Nunditv afternoon ut 2 intervene with the administration with any degree iif satisfaction. lav " where members of bis family were Mr. Asquith wus opposed by the bile decoration scheme will be hi in the event of the election of P re s­ o'clock, he stated, nil members of funds and saying "Very large con­ When the wood pqais lunl and ul lg!le.'‘ "defi'ivse" of interested in the subject, however, l.uboritc K. R. Mitchell red, white and blue. The fig ident Coolidge on behalf of the the organization who have ever tributions would be so divided W pi aims eonferenc” he said he had taken no part 1,1 utes were Mitchell. I-ubor. 17,107; “The American la-gion Parade ready for use. said Mr. Williams, ' sugar interests. playct! golf, are expected to be on, to conform to the law." the now system will he prucltcully Mi J ja vis expiain- the sugar investigation. hand at the niomripnl golf course A.oHtth. Liberal. 14.b2'J. I :» the Committee bus given permission The witness explained that thi* complete.I except for the reservoir never been his inwhere IK holes for the elimination .Massachusetts law restricted con­ us election Mr. Asquith hud to the ..doled Knights of Pythias 1111«•" the c.mferand their hand to represent the The uir lift for the wells should rounds will Inplayed. !, muj)>ruy »f 1 .7 ««• tributions by an Individual fog th*. to "i Ivor ’ he pub|colored people of the commumtv have been installed, the tank hits A J te r reports Irom the chuir- , ......... i* gross e x a g g e ra ­ already been filled twice and is hi the parade. the V inance t'omrntttee and te b ii.iltticnl ardor Line Of March reudy for use, the pumping muchin tlic treasu rer of the orgsnlzntion. 000 and said that tho letter m eant' l> Mir toun.le.l its "T h e Line of March for the pa ery at the plunt has been fully in­ a motion was passed to tho effect that any cuntributionu over f t .000 LOS A N GELES, Oct. 30.—U ith rude will be as follow*; that the Finance and Entertain­ would bo divided between the ixAstalled and is ready for use at nny government witnesses remaining tug he* must know," “All units will assemble on Park time, many miles of new mains ment <\>mniiltet's moot at aomu tlonul committee und tho Avenue between the lake front rod huve been laid and all minor details kibl.il at (his point, to be called the triul of the Klk Hill While S. S. Buumel nti.l his wife lime in the near future and decide committee. He denied nharpfy tin t (Continued on Puge 8.) |«ut major treaties lease cancellation suit brought by were following Thomas Meiglian on some plan of uctivity for rais­ the letter was u violation oi tho' , are iiuw being worked outt government birth, those which the United States It is the opinion of Mr. Willium* through the exciting scenes of “The ing funds for the junior organiza­ law. PROVIDENCE, R. J.. Oct. 30.— DKMOI.AY HAM tl’ET I us.- nf mbniurines nguinst the Pan-American Com thut Sanford will undoubtedly have Alaskan" at the Princes* Theater tion. |m - in warfare, and tiany rehunu*d in federal court th** Restored to the good graces of the last night, an enterprising thief It wus proposed b> several mem­ All members of the various Ma­ tho boat water system of uny city removed hi* Ruo brougham from bers thut u mtnistral be given. The integrity in China morning, with Dr. H. Footer Bain, Republican national committee, fol­ its size in the state of Florida. The sonic bodies in the city ure cordial­ its parking place near the theatre committees, it was said, will look floor ure nut yet in director of the bureuu of mines, in lowing his summary recall from the ly invited to iittend the DeMoluy water, according to uccurate analy­ door, and spud away in it despite into this and other matters und "f the fuilure to the witness chair. ses, is entirely soft nnd the peo­ the fact thut Mr. Buumel hud se­ make a report at the next meeting. |iuM.i to t a l u y the Dr. Bain, uccording to previous Pacific coast more than “ month banquet which is to be held nt! the ple of this city ure promised the cured a supobcdly thief-proof lock Armory tonight be/;inning ut 7;3t) Treasury Report Good. testimony, ........... . . . participated in the neg" ago, Secretary of the Navy W iibur Miss Nell Williams.. ..... 633,443 1 best service possible in this line. sharp. lied uttention to the on the transmission. tiations leading up to the grunting night broke his political sil.._ 681,160 '"lilting oM m thui After discovering hi* loss, Mr. Bnj delivered a speech here, M "in tire sen. naval of certain Elk Hills leases and mn i Buumel retiorted it to the police treasury tof the junior body ia in Miss Versa Woodcock...__ 676,080 who immediately notified authori­ excellent condition. Tho treasurer Misa Naomi Fallow.. i. v to Grt ut IJrit- tracts to the Pan-American inter ( « ccreUry Wilbur's appearance in 1 j j>rovj<|ence recalled the undelivered ktutv.l by the xecre- ests in April, 1922, acting upon ties ut nearby towns to be on the gave a re rt of the money handled Rarah^Ckiniin kltnself to be no bet- request of Albert B. knll. then »ei - j )onveJ. a|ieech, which he declared lookout for the stolen machine. during the month of .September upon returning to Washington was V four to five, while The cur, it is pointed out by its and the balance of cash on hand **nt. M. E. Patterson— rs . E . A, Urothcrson. owner, 'uhould be easily identified Oct. 1. {Peru insist thut it the only political utterance he had Mrs.i. J . F . Boston__ kati two or two < nd planned in a month of speech-mak­ As it was announced several |the downtown section for use in ns there are but few of its model It;wus further stated by Sacra- Mrs, Mary Bowie le.” ing in the West and for which he eases of emergency. These four and design In this part of the tary.Treasurer L. C. BeBout that LAFOLLETTE HAS IGNORED TRUTH GLASSIE CHARGES BREWERS ARE TO PLAY NUMBER OF BIG GAMES HERE Oil Lease Hearing Is Resumed In U.S. Court Thief Steals A u t o While Owner Is In Local Picture Show Wilbur Gives Talk Breaking Political Silence of a Month AS CONTESTANTS STOOD A T NOON Auxiliary Pumping Unit Gets Water Supply From Four Independent Wells Peking Apprehensive As Wu Forces advance fs Bomb Is IFi^ht Deaths PEKING. Oct. 30. Feng Wu, Hsiang, the ("Christian gon«r.l who wrested the control of Peking government from GeneJ Wu Pei F u .# depurted today for Fengtai, sev«n miles cast of h to take eha/gc of his army. There i d onticip*1^ ■ “ “ J® against th/ forces of General W U approuchi/g Peking in an ■ttampt to reinsULte Wu us military h. of the Government. . . Wordjthat battje lines a n . be^ng C„ Oct. 30.—Peter of the Doukhoubor kkatchewan province, Iprogrcsaivc methods yesterday when an ' to Vcregin's use of sneex on farms and tolony, placed a bomb M in a Cnaadlan Pa­ ir woach woach while the drawn Lieut to Peking causes muen ding from Nelson to, a ppreHension here. Gninese resu, according to the the- dents are filling hotels in foreign today by pollca. legaUon quarters and rushing vat)on killed eight and unblbs into vaults of foreign Isengrrs on the tr a iu .' hanjt,. assumed full responsibility. In the famous Denver speech that was disclosed in Washington by Bengtor Caraway of Arkansas at a Democratic rally. Judge Wlllmr flankly commended the late Wood­ row Wilson for his stand on the League of Nations and proclaimed he personally favored the United States entering that world associa­ tion at the outset. He likewise shocked the Republi­ can powers that by praising th* con duct of the world war by the Wilson administration, 'rubbing salt Into the woundfar pUclngblame for tha Teapot Dome and Elkllilla naval oi| pcandal upon the Ut* Preaident Harding. days ago, the completion of the city's new auxiliary pumping sta­ tion on municipal property on Sec­ ond Street between Sanford and Palmetto Avenue marks a new era in fire protection for Sanford. This is the opinion of both City Manager W. B. • Williams and Joseph E. Craig, consulting eniri* necr for the city of Sanford, who stat* that regardless o l the regu­ lar waterworks system, water cun be had at all times from this in­ dependent fetation. * A combination gasoline burning itnd-centrifugal pump stationed there has a maximum capacity of 3,000 gallons of water a minute. Tho waUr supply comes from four individual wells :11s recently driven in wells are connected with the pump state. Several blind clues were run and this in turn pumps the water into the large 12-inch main on down and until noon to day the machine had not been recovered al­ Sanford Avenue. It was stated by Mr. Williams though the police arc confident that 16 fire streams can now be thut it will bo recovered within the thrown at one time. This is dou­ next 24 hour*. Meanwhile Mr. Baumel is con­ ble the amount that would have been - available in Sanford at any gratulating himself upon following* the “hunch” previous time, it is pointed out. . which__-prompted , . him .. It was further brought out by - to Insure the ear shortly after 1U Mr. Williams that in addition to purchase. this, the two seta of pumping en­ gines at the waterworks power M A R K ET house are also an added aafe guard. In case the electrical sumps are CHICAGO, Oct. 30.— Wheat, Doc. being used, the city can fail back 143*4 to 148% ; May, 148% to on the crude oil burning combine­ ' anginas and pumps. There U * * * Corn. Dec., 106% to 106%. «r« twp pumps o( each kind. iner Oots, Dec., 61% , 'W' • l i lu i s/.VA, in I during tha next few days, stata- Mrs. Emmie Wicka that ure out will bo' sent to the 1q- Miss Peggy Bruton Misa Margaret Mill** Continucd on page eight H angs Himself In Cell Of W arren county Ja il BBLVIDERE, N. J„ Oct, 30— The body of Frank Thomas, held in jail as a material witness in the ■laying of hU wife, whose body was found in an abandoned iron mine near Oxford Tuesday, found hanging in th* « Wi farran County Jail today. H* used sue. penders in hanging., hfafegif. He was to have been formally charged with UOrder today. _ Mrs, Mrs. Mra. Mlu Misa Misa Miss Ilk a Misa Mias Waitur Wight r . a Oolson M. E. Dooly Ethel Henry Florence Malm Alberta Aycock Lena B. Hagan . Rubs Williams . Emily Griffin — Clara Rankin Dutton - Dcntsel Stafford Dorothy Stokes _ Mr*. Robert ‘Laing __ Miaa Pearl Robson ,— Mus Kutbarluo Wilson �»\r 1 _ w p 71'N .... fAOKSn W ' r!9 2 4 . STTT; kT-MV,*.. _____ _ r VaVii — ejufisSkct' ’ w a* .• • ' •, Rd J Funeral Services East Coast Rail OfTicial Most Impres­ stant S e cretary of The sive Held in Ancient City atcrlor Is; Kept on Stand » T rial of Government’s ST. A U G U STIN E , Oct. 29.— Hun 8 u lt to Cancel Oil Leases ilreda joined in paying the final BE*’' " tribute of respect to the late James 3S ANGELES, OcL 29.—The E . Injrrnhnm, vice president of the f ° f Edward Finnfcy, ns- h loridn E ast Coast Ilnilwny, and - i n t Socrctarv of the Interior, president of the Model Land Com­ pany, and other companies of the insined uncompleted todny in the Klncler system, when services were *“* °f the carem m ent suit to held Tuesday afternoon at .1 o’clock , *1 the tElk Hill nnvnl ~ ~ ................ .. oil *re* - | 'n Trinity Episcopal church, and •ii; ’e leases'w hich It alleges A l - ! many who sought admittance stood , B, ”Fall; secretary o f , ‘’utside the church, the edifice bo­ ' • " " I fbrmer IIIUI | —*—- awarded • • -I’nn- intr filled to overflowing. J Interior, the Impressive ceremonies were con­ ncrican Company in furtherance by Rev. it z - J n m e s Ilin- '^ of Conspiracy with E. I,. Dohcny. ducted '!“rt‘‘'1 *Jy n ™- L L -.FEitz-Jome b . . d o f the Pnn-Amcricnn in , or- j ^ ' Ach* ; under 1■ Hendrich, j * eats. t IK K * with M r- IV with Mrs. \V. M. If..*_____ Hutson ata athe or- 5 . . Resumption of the trial of the finn, snag four of the favorite government suit to cancel the hymns of the deceased, these being 9100,000,000 lenses and contracts to the Edward L. Dohcny concern, in negotiations for which Dohcny is accused by the government of jjivIhg 9100,000 to Fall, yesterday led .to thtf work in the interior depart­ ment concert^rur the Rases. ■’ Owen J . Roberta, government - counsel, questioned Finney in an effort to show taut Fail acted tin Usually independently and alone in negotiation of these leases. He knew generally of and participated In preparation of contracts previous to ~ Dec. ............. 11. 1922. when the Fun Amciicnn supplemental contract on Elk Hills and Pearl Ilnrboi devel­ opment work wns let. “The only lease I know of which I did not participate in was the S in d n ir lease in Wyoming," Fin' testified, referring to HIV the Ten.................. aw 1 Ml - 4 •1 -Y t ’entral o ffic e s of the Florida ij hasl Knilwiiy Company h n c 1 were closed al the order o f General M anager II. N. R.Hlenhat.gl. from r * ® to •!:.i(l p. m. Tup.mltiy anti the . were* . . . c. IoacmI ... ... ti lornl •hops nt 2 :|n f,*r " 1,10 remainder of the afternoon'to employes to attend the tunA large number n| stores. "............ ' " l other places of iMinri, I•11* pot. Dome lease which is subject 'Vt'r'' closed from 2;-15 to -S :t<t. tt>’an oth er government suit for c a n - , Elnga nt l l s l f Mast. I i f ' " KH nt Anderson Circle and i i.u l you hnVc nnythlng to do t,w' ‘ “ > Ruilding have been at half & J 1" 1 *h c lenses of Dec. M, 1922?" m,,' t !‘,n r«’ Sunday, and the wh.de , Roberts questioned, re fe rrin g to n , v has joined in the mourning of a " s r r 5 s E * n ’ American lease. 1 Kreat and good man. a splendid eit ’ . “None whatever," the witness re- •zen, unselfish, generous, loyal and JJlIed. public-spirited. • Finney then underwent a stiff S l Augustine knows it has lost fife examination by Frank J. •me o f if h best friends in the pass Ilogan defense, m the ten ,l1'' " I Otis noted railroad man and ■j — •• of -■ the *■•*- <Mi«n»e, e tenD ®cn cy b ei"*r directed at an attem pt . ,U «»»*! th, people are frank v to Show th at Finney and not F all ,n s*«owing the depth of thit’ll M»fwaa the active f ig u r e .i n the lease ,ovv ,,n,l regret, n egotiation s. J FLO R ID A .BOOSTER C A R COMES H E R E W north ____ ’' .\ (Continued from Page 1) Other advertising agency, mid hi brings with him a log hook ion twnihg endorsements and reeoni BVendations from some .‘in m towns »in.i that ...... he represents. •«-|»i v-ni-nin. _ _ , A‘ , T h is same book is autographed •L«ock«cnlod |,y governors, mayor-. % «■ n •»• ••••« inn i hi >, D'-omt'ion1 ' p.-r*. [JM < ontiniivd from page one I’r o g r e s s iie I ii ki l tii1 1 * $i<r>o.oiio M. Mc||„„ de, l„r,,| ......... aotu, including (.eorge H. Chris- amount . „,.,i s i ; .... L a m i . .... ■ St srr* ,hr7 cal ft Chamber of (.......... omn.erce .. oir. a ,, Sl!*! » 7‘ m ,*“,t also he supplied settin g lorWi forth the seuirig many attiac-lions that Sanford has m -f City News P arag rap h s m k T tor r • W - E. (,ui< Eialin Deeds Pnrtarnnrc and wife to ti„n range do ?***•' epnsidcrution less than *1<I» Barnwell Ii He, k. o„ti township 20, south of «c S?— • Mfa. Leila 1’nrramoie , t al i■, Vc Barnwell Jt. Heck, unit of su tion line, township 20. smith ,,f ,,„,g, . Kjk Mb/ % 30 c a s t ; consideration. $r,,»Mid Mr. and Mrs. J . K. la.ine t„ Ella W a n . lot 20 of Stendif.-idV „d dition ,50°- i to sSuiiftml; i ’oiimi Ii rm ion Huilding Permits BT- ..." : fS'r i...... . \ R* Squires, tepaii s on le-i.len ,,-. * , |K< ■Ka' K 11 S l a t e And Codntv BLIICK STANDARD SIX T{)URING ( All l.irenses y ^ J , B . I-awhun. real estate broker. 916.25; Ivoster Elston, lillto velild machine, $7.70; Josephine su n s, colored, retail merchant. 94.75; W alker and Moseley, restuuran t, 97.75; S. S. Haumcl. letail merchunt. 911; John 7'houias. re . ' merchant. 9-I.7R; Howell and Howell. retail merchant, $9.25; D. W. Venable, contractor, $15.25. ' 'l U C A t J O . t ),-(. 29 E x p , n.li .......... 'ailtoad 1 ailroud broil,,, lirolhei hoods m behalf ,.| the- ...... Lul............. olleit,. 'V heeler *!*1....... tlrket Will " 'folio on, tdllise of tiniiiqunt into , ampule-'I . . . s t - win. Ii ,.tie I.. I.. , 01,du. led I,,-,- I., i|„ u.| ill, , Don t wnt until the end of a period to check] ho it every day. Help the newspaper get thepafl started immediately s<, that subscribers will root the paper promptly. I hole are only two more periods. After ‘d th, oAel. i.,e:v .ire out. eighteen worka days. Noil ea^not .aflm'tl to let one of them slipI FDISON PHONOGRAPH ro n m i $50 IN GOLD $50 ei OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS COUN T AS WI AS N EW ONES rm Contestants are reminded of the fact that newals <>t old subscriptions count for just as ma, Votes as new subsci iptions. Bv seeing all the poof who are now subscribers to The Herald, and by ( 111 ndvance payment of their subscriptions,ci test,tut.-, i-tn easily pile up a big number of votes. 1 here are a good many subscribers to this pap, " lo Klad to help you. if you hut ask them] And there are a good many p e o p le liv in g in St mole county who have r. »t yet been asked to si scribe. A subscription to the weekly issue willhd d any person doesn’t want to pay $7 for the daily. M.nvo these lad lour weeks busy weeks andvf that valuable Iluick. Y mi can do it, if you really"’2 t<). $25 IN GOLD AND THEN a , , l ‘ ' "f.naigu fund 1 >,« 1 l i c a t m g ■ - Ilh 1 Kill lull tee Ulldcl tile dlle. lioll ■ of u dilate I Ho, all. ( , .,,,-.1 f, . , , ■ Itepillil it III, Ni i t i oi ..| l oiotii'Mri u land. l i n o . CHECK IN E V E R Y D AY THIRD 10 Per Ceil! Commission to a!! those Contestants Remaining Active Who Fail to U in a Prize rr " ztition and I. E Shepherd, presi i on.lui tors olgani/a Gut' the siipi»u‘. ,.f (ns . lung. that a tinge fund wa; tai.-ed to in.I the l.iifolle't .nu-illoi.di and Ills I idli ng ‘t|i . I, I ,.„,| li II* In’11 Jii 11* ! 1111jt v ue,u dent .a of in. tin- Ilitfh School Plans To Stage “T a^ D ay " ---------8------------------------------- In o: del If. a- i-t Hu attilelic a* socialn.n of ti« Sanfoid llign School to tide over the leuiaindur of the n «*Pti. (to- lugli m hool auth ! All those Interested in bulb grow of the ecu.son, the h ijh m hool author f u t u r e Invited to attend demon- day on Satin day, when the team [• atratlons in Volusia county T h u r s ­ will be away p’.iying at St. Au day afternoon when severul hluh glint me. ! j growing districts pf thut coupty Football equipment anil othir will be visited, announced County ncH-e.ssury cx|Mnditun« have jurt " .......................... ~ • ? ld y » r ‘ B. F . VVhitner, J r . , Tuesday. .— I uiiivu tilt' 11(JII ft ft? uhmit U drumed the unptn.id association’ll re People wUhing to go are requett |sources, it is naidv anil the athletic •d to meet at the $ourt house In directors are hoping that the clti thia city a t 2 o’clock Thursday lift- Izens of Sanford will have a greater •rnoon. They will leave from that |appro-iation of their team aftei point, said Mr. VVhitner. i lust Saturday'* splendid perform■ — ................— ■ ance. and will meet them hulf way JEMOLA Y .MELTING TONIGHT in raising the funds nocessury for the continuance of the football u a g io $1,350 m g I II -I II III I etlll GOOD FOR FREE VOTES r r r- Bulb D em onstration To Be Given Thursday Sanford Chapter of DeMoluy ill hold a special meeting tonight __ the Masonic Hall, the nicetir.i, to begin at. 7:30 o’clock. All memare urged to attend a i several natters will J»e dlscu KH•ter Mason* grp cordial- f a r sighted contestants are doing all theveaj pile up a big lead while it is possible to do >«>.’ The light will he a hot one at the end. won’t he enough hours in the days during the last] riod. It will he a contest such as has never 1teens in this part ot the state. To win the grand prizes contestant, no matter how confident she mav be] this time, will have to redouble her efforts, nr shei he (Ideated by some other worker who just now appear less formidable. 1 99fl®5 Sailir Mi Intlre. repalls oil summoning o| V\ „ r i ,,i S. St,,r„.. . residence. 1200. 'he I .»• loot IV K oe IMCI I ' o l g a ill m. , . And the voting power of subscriptions wilU he s o great during the last period of the campd as now. DIAMOND SOIJTAIRK RING . the eouipaiiy S|| lag puldi.it> i , ai tildes attarkllip .Senator 1.1. |... lette appeal nip [|„. ( v Gentleman an i 1 1,. S.,tuid.i\ I ....... ln>' , ' "*t The puldlshei l.-tifw d that tie eompauy had nt <i;o.mi(l m „,l vei liking pollti.nl aitu-les, of He amount he said Jt-lonnu vvu> -p,.,,i advertising an nitiet, by Samuel G Hlythe, on l.u Kollette m ||,. Saturday Evening Port, and $lo li.l was .-pent in ad\i i tising an a* *'* 1‘‘ entitled "ll«<w t mvet iiin. ii' Ownership Would Vffe.t th - Ifiil ro et •' In, I, app, , «.,l t|„. , I > • . lit leniail " W e v u e a i t h I'.ii Subscriptions will he hard to soi'inv 11uringi last week of (lie contest. Rv that lime the enl county will have been thoroughly covered anditi he no easy m aticr to get subscriptions. M U ST - to offer both tourists and business men. 1 |IXl.,| f(l- , M|U|IIII1 > banner and a "City Substantial" conspicuously displayed. ,??r ' , ^ r a *ii‘ With lite re ................ . ratu ....u .i- LIST OF PRIZES SKCONJ) I . UVObuv*‘ 'bine «’\ || l Curtis, preside,.1 " t " , 1' Four ll, contra t I' 11dishing < , oi W ith him for the boosting of Hu im . , , . “Celery C ity .” I hdad. Iphia, u.i- questioned lu . tV hen his c a r leaves Sunford io Attorney W.il-l i •rarding e . L . , m orrow it will ca r ry a .Sanford' t iseniellt s p ill.,.| II new s |e, pel - |. * i. DON’T W A IT lIN T i I. T H E LAST WEEtl Among tin- tit).odd lionoraiv palljl beaters was S O. t hus,., ,.f s«n- j ford. Frank I Forster, of Sanford. J IS a brothel-ill law ,.f |t„. , f . .c a s . - i i ! - Committee Is Told 5 G- 0 . P. Had Almost ■ 3 Million October 20 \ NOTING SCHEDULE 1'OR FIFTH PERIOD J O iu ( uU|,,,n Whrn ..eatl, rut from th, paper, is Kpod for 10 1* 1,1 I *,1‘ ••“ lay; omtrr t.l^U I lvral d .s Snli-Miiunsitip Csinpnitfti f o r the ,v A D D R E SS • enr " ' I >" T h e D ully l l o n a j ' s “ D si'n n tio ji to t h e D a ily H e r a l d to T h e D a ily f S ’ -.tin to T h lp : _ , ________________I J A “ T s• l i d ;" ’ s ; m ' P ! i 0 '.1 lo T K ‘‘ W e e k l y H e r , ............... counts 23,070 »* ............... JJJS ' Hei i. V«Vi» “ “ ’w r i p i i o i ) to t h e W e e k lv I i e r a h , ..... 4. counts 70.000 .... A.h. counts -19,243 S f S <1 l (in V ? OQ su l..script ton to t h e W e e k l v H e r a l d d i d o Nut Good Unless V. tod mi nr Bolore Nov. 8. 1 h i , Months subscription to The Weekly. IK-I :,|,|. 5 1 ( )0 ; ................counts 5,4Jo y ...... .....counts 1.520 »5 450 y ................counts .......'........counts 10,660 y ...............counts 4,480 ..............counts 1,710 681 l i ............. counts 300 W ...............counts 125 .....counts i , U t _VK era of the high uchool will swurni the btrceU and solicit contributions Uith large and small, but . prefer­ ably large, and ench Ipynl contribu­ tor will be dot."—* * - »*•k taken of hi* ot - v to The Duilv H e r a l d T h ^ 1 M ^ ■ ‘nb,K<TI^ inn ih i‘ R «ilv H e ra ld * i f v e v M o i, h f • s u iri , c r , p l , 0 , i t o t h e D u i lv H e r a l d <i F i \ e - Y e a r su b .s i-r ip t io n to t h e W e e k l v H e r a l d SK N A MK : M u lis in p tiu i, i » i filedtilf. On Saturday the feminine boost- v'-W S J The ninth week of The Herald's subscriu contest has begrun. After n e x t Saturday nightl will remain only three weeks— 18 working HS during- which contestants may secure subscrii to this paper, and by so doing, obtain votes. T’be young: lady who has the greatest numbe votes to her cmotlit on the night of November 22a he declared the winner of the Buiek touring! which is to he given away by The Herald at that) Subscriptions get votes. Votes will win prize. Don’t, he satisfied with clipping the coupons, of the paper each day. They will he a great hei you hut will not bring you sufficient votes tomak possible for you io win. The securing of sub^ tions is the only way to make a big seme, and a] score will most certainly he needed, judgingbv way some contestants are working. S o m e Y o u n g 1 L a d y W i l l W i n T h is C a r Oh Mother Dear Jeru salem ;” "Lead Kindly Light.” “Sun of My So ul;’* and "H ark! Hark! My Soul/’ Moral offerings were numerous rnd beautiful, and came from every part <.f Florida, also from friends far distant, while sympathy wns also conveyed by telegram, letter. • «>r in person, there being scorns 1 °f ""t-nf-tow n people at the servicesIluiia! was in Evergreen ceine tory. • . <, • -Is —— >«■ L*i. ■Kr. _ »• . L*■*» Mmil *•*'’ «yr» w a >.. * wn. . , . . —J - - *• Civ, �R8DAY. OCTOBE! ** f **,'. i . 1 •. Lost by the S o m e Y o u n g L a d y W i l l W i n T h is C a r >irn. Dolly Gardner (above), wife of , . Roy Gardner, the countrv'a "»hp'"■puifat bandit,” ha* appealed to olfh v cinla (n Washington 1 3 permit her husband to undergo nn operation to •Vure his criminal tendencies” 8 ho toy* X-ray pictures have ahown a ; bone Is pressing on his brain The ■ Department of Justice has as-ked a boon] of army surgeons to make a , Ihoroufch examination of Onrdtioi ItOW In Loot ctt'roi Mi penlir hi l;m W a r r a n ty DON’T W A IT U N T IL TH E LAST WEEK II W. W illiam -, ui’i-ruluii: iimtur vi-hii les fui li n , $10; A W Inlluii, 1 cl nil m e n I p n t , $•' ( 1 . W W m ililf. W l-i St liiiilil 1 ntr l uiil 1 m I or. $ 10 0 0 l l c . - i c Hill. Willow \ %. I ,*t .1 i l men hard. $ ’* 00 Jo h n I in in i-. MOS 11 I 11h .‘■■I City News P a ra g ra p h s IWdt* 5m * ’ ''- Jcxiiic E. Suurlinn to tin Murtm. lot It) « f block 1, Slum Height-, ill 11 \ ; 1 ">o. * ’ consideration $10,000 E . F , L ane to T . 1.. l o n g , one bpre lietrinniiiK at the inter-M'itinn '• o f fRh S tree t miiiI Meloiiville A\c rule ami oxtendli.ir to En.-t lun- ol T i e r ‘‘I I " ; eotinidoruiioii. $"oo. C. V. Mahoney In Jo h n Schirnnl. m th e W e*tern half of lot J ntul 2 M7 ‘ o f block 12. tier t; t uimidfrattoo, 15,000. [ B y - . Churle* I S J n h n s n n to Mo- Ku> ct,’, lp c b a n i, approxim ately 10 in jjttt o f sectio n 11,; e«ii*i«h-rulion. $•’>"on J. Quit Claim Deed F an n ie S ch w artz to It. portion of Hi-ctinn 12.; >■ cum John I urin-t, Mill I illnV let; \ 0 I $'< ho. Hill, Willow Avr., 1 11h $J iOO 0 0 Subscriptions will be hard to secure duringt: last week of the contest. By that time the entr county will have been thoroughly covered audit be no easy matter to get subscriptions. And the1 voting power of subscriptions willn l»e so great during the last period of the eampa' as now. F a r sighted contestants are doing all they can pile up a big lead while it is possible to do so. / The tight will be a hot one at the end. Thi won't be enough hours in the days during the last find. It will be a contest such as has never license, in this part of the state. To win the grand prize at contestant, no matter how confident she may be fhistirn?, will have t o redouble her efforts, or shorn be defeated by some other worker who just nowm appear less formidable. FIRST BUICK STANDARD SIX TOURING CAI M . I tin lihuu I ')■ milt. W I I utigl, \ addltnoi 0 ml 111 liTKtmii, J'.U ami did S t i i e i n >1 0110 , I! (■*. Sm ith, re p air- on roof, Klin A ve , * 10 0 .00 I ' Him 1 . mill 1 "i t c ii a t h St SI-CONI) . \|* linll-n k. add to 1 i n ) Toll : t . $ jo o on, I t.ii.vv, t< pints oil pun h. In** t w , , i . ” 1 , 1 mi.i 1.1 S t - r . ’M t00 CHECK IN E V E R Y 1)A\ --III1 S t a t e and Count) l.iren»e» J o h n Turner, I’. t) Mux .V.mI. Sun ford. Fin livery Mutde, $7 7.'. Dr. J . N. T o lar, I*Uji* ton Ituild in#-, jrby slcian - $lf>.2f'. Uvs-ie The ninth week of The Herald’s subscript contest has begun. After next Saturday night th" will remain only three weeks— 18 working day dui ing which contestants m a y secure subscripts to this paper, and by so doing, obtain votes. The young lady who lias the greatest number votes to her credit on the night of November 22, w be declared the winner of the Buick touring1n which is to be given away by The Herald at tlmttr Subscriptions get votes. \rotes will win prize. Don't lie satisfied whh clipping the coupons®, of the paper each day. '1 hey will be a gr< at help you but will not bnng you ^ullieient votes to make possible for you n» win. The securing of ubscrl (ions is tiic only way to make a big score, am! at score will most certainly be needed, judging by t! wav some contestants are working. be twpon !)th and lotli S t r e e t, retai m e rch an t. $-1.75. W . It. Hujowtiy, 102 San ford Avr- retail merchant. $ l.7fi N. Wmrhini-tnn t'ol Midway. Fla moving picture rhow at Midwuv -'•* - City l.iren«FH It»»ued E tin ita E yerly, restau ran t, J o h n Thomas, u-tuil inereliant m int It i - eht llllllt, d licit the |Uo|i|, --f the United S t a l e - him- ifiveti tn - t, than two liilii.in dollars foi Koto |iean re lie f wot k Mtiee the he#in 111141 of the woi Id « iii in m i l. H AVCS im < Wi l l OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS COUNT AS WE AS NEW ONES BY CONDO E V E R T TRU1 H ow A $50 IN GOLD / *re< s y o u k JC JS f) iM e ic e s r $25 IN COLD t g im t Ma t t you, F a *- “TO TALK IT OVC5.R IviTO NOW , ~ — _________ 10 Her CtMU Commission (o all those Contestants Remaining Active Who Fail to Win a Prize If: l ■ ■ fe j w f lh y «■ / w u lp rV k J > * »v iC l i n gs t o t a c k it o v c r / o u -t w e . HAVC. TO TACK fT O v e R T H t 'P H O M G Li rlT f+ O R T E W T O R Y o u 'U HAVO T o L t l IT FO»R. A k J O T H £ R T h t C N T Y ' P O U R H O U RS ALLOW TH C O N IO N S To C V A P o R d T e ii O LTD \d u k Ha t tR T R A P TIC C <s* t o u r ill o v g r || i Ig r-T f ^ V , i|------- ---- l ( 'nineslants a rc reminded of the fact that newak »»f old subscriptions count for just as maw votes as new subscriptions. By seeing all the p<Hf wim are now subscribers to T’he Herald, ami by. curing advance payment of their subscriptions, c* teslants can easily pile up a big number of votes. There are a good many subscribers to tms pal who will he glad to help you. if you but ask them. And there are a good many people living in Se inole county who have not yet been asked to sir scribe. A subscription t'> the weekly issue will bet if any person doesn’t want to pay $7 for the daily* Make these last four weeks busy weeks and w that valuable IJuiek. Non can do it, if you really w" GOOD FOR FREE VOTES 1 hi- ( oupoii. » lum neulh 'n il-* it, Idle Su n lord Heruld folluMini; ro n te a ta u l: ut I nun (hi- paper, i* good for 10 Suh-Miiunulll|i < ampai^n for the ill j Hr ADDHEKH. . ............ .. ..——I N o t flo o d l i il e s s V o te d on o r B e f o r e N o v . 8, counts THERE IS STILL TIME FOR YOU TO WIN ______ ej|i “ “ • •>j*.* ’» AnUH 3. MX, �t w m ' < ■’ TO E SANFORD !«♦*! •»■*•)» » -rtiui «V iriM mV « » ^ !ir^ iil? n n < i cm o ry BEU3RAVJE Eopmcnt Board L 10,000 FIo'14 Reasons for(he Amendment WAVES in the ^ CROSS EXAMINE G o o q r’ i .i w d t I — ...... r S P f e /r. - ; ♦*»< /•> --------- - HEH-HEH- *AWTMEO'S !'MRS.‘,| Fath er - I TAKES 1 th esta n d i s ! for pioneer ,s million lu-ople [nv millions more; ten years will ic pardon spot of W i i A DIRECT ^SjW T h a t Co A N S W E R IS \ t h e n 1' l l t e l l O NE THAT AIN'T SUFFICIENT! S O FUNNM----A FUNNS TWENTM s e a r s i l S t o r ie s s _ S AGO S O U Pi ARE STUDIED LAW IN |T UNNECESSARY JU D G E WU.DMANS 'iitittve; where it is well where learned long m:«* 1 tuiinst bunincus Ini' I I - J I iu u VESTWOA& w it n e s s . [sht-aid vote YES capital IS MOUR. MEMORm r ig h t t o (vclopmcnt IJoartl, v>r of Commerce, [ire than 10,000 told individual Or priliil’. which ha« [gcrnn« elate wiuU bre rntificallort-pf, hititnt lnr.nl amraid-' | levying of s t a le stance t » x ; s , linn Lwjj-" ary-inirnta iced:, Fo r t e n m e a r s - ■me *•»«!»» WHW L C A N RSM EMBO? WHEN MINNIE FITIRCN TURNED DOWN JUDGE VENUS WHEN HE WAS , OUST s t a r t in g T o PRACTICE LAW - SHE SN D "MAfc&V A ^Bssay^a little shrimp like THAT ? I GUESS NOT ft Re m e m b e r j u d g e ? VOU HAVE LIVED \ VMJTH MOOR DAUGHTER AND SO N -IN -LAW L JT T V . ia k * j f VOU CAME INTO MM S T O R E i An d b o r r o w e d $ 1 2 , t o b u m a new s u it to w ear w hen MOD TOOK T l C B A R EXAMINATION \ 1 ALSO R E M E M B E R m o o V N T V .Q PAID IT B A C K \\ / f § § j| ~^i~\ OFFICE ' "souhiiiK , n'nc In Flm Ida L. uni "soaked” : ka> receiveil mlllKtrth "l free, pngi'- [| nilnmn ndvertis[rrh-tinhk- kit'd, all t,ri* -uhmissinn of I lit l In' ' ClH'lP • Lx-s an' unp-jpuhir at> 1 inheritaiiei' . ex.-.l In t In- Fed -rnl . ji enn motley when e i «« nr HOI tinvut' lire.Ini 1)1111 kI\ Mild I [ rt'ppaled. (Sei-im 1 U . S . Civil Service Only Three (’ascs^ Commission to Give 1, K‘d m (,ty ( 01,11 Examination Here , ” L F tule Sam was Ihai twiv, and how­ to tnakinir U'{ tax ! iu utile e\pelts, all *tw<i went ill l<n Lie if ” -i,liking t o ■ om* t-f I he state* Id . I ■ i» » hi Ilnur I- lor | ■will e on n-i oMi Baulk "Opo.-ed to ■ llflll ill .11 ll til XI- , T (J f"i.1-tlV'f /ri-ir i'f the Flirrrnrr Aurnrr, >i i, iiff r.nr Hr /«-iif it foeujed right , i I u i\» 11nj i , »• I H E l i e n I < :iv r n b y l ) i c ' e rs n f Hit- l-'lo m iir ( )|| 1 is concent rule'll ri**lil •>n mu — rivlit on I lie Iiot loin oi t In Simmons Siberia Refrigerators I l o r c n r c ( )il l v a n t » c — y o u w i l l l>c Hall Hardware Co •h 1, l i y il - - d i m i n g b c u i i l . V i l i u l • . ' - u * ■>■'. r \it-i i *k i m ;h k s s i\ i: I* \i n Y O F f o i .i t k i . i ' !> \ m u ai w illio tit ! I.OIM DA il in a c tio n — i ll if y o u c u n d o liii^ o il ran ge w ith its t u c ii.v il h i n t . l xin r i .1 I lie-1- Nano • l«> Hi iw*>r' M t <II \V ‘ N 1 IO \ O I I , I HI' Princess Sec Stovr C ompany \*I ni l ( Wire: Hn >tr«*et, \lInula, (ia, • Ivy :U 15 |.a l ii!el i c a m i \\ h e e l e r or l*r' idi-i I icnl l ire I’ l eodrlit ii m\ I , «m mvr it ia: him ii b (hi Uiitiijti, Flitrenr* Orrni, inti H ot true Oil Ifm ttri [ nilili t I .‘ik ll't f Ill’ll ....... .. mil* ll .H ue; IumiIIi M l I 11 \N« I.S Fit I HI. N \ M I |,1 I l.l lltl ltl N II I i* rioii,. U \l IIO Complete •■"in . nuppor* idea ky a ri’lai t' eellur by ]l v,<iiil | to foidedi to keep l he 0 * utInin, I’ k , 1 11>|11 1tr a few ],1 •*n ..lieo 1 ' i I in* i" f il l d in t -■ a TYPKWKITKKS i allirm phone Try Smith’s Barber Shop for Rood barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. ' I ' - . l i IIII DUKN. - i i* rnmi intesti* •' 1 *. i ehllerit and •‘ ..... other nipll the rhild Is * i mi; * under the b 'iiid take.* no in n i.' almost a eer!,i> '’i i i- outing u w ii - ui out remedy for Verm i- ko- -I,*.imeti',ii t o 1 1 liirmleM to the ' Fold liy Union Huy a CLARK JE W K L Has Range at Hall Hardware Co III; t i l' i S O N Ai IIO FF.HTll.lZF.il i- mu 1" Iki in* V.*. '**-*’’ _ i V/ i ' e- All Hi mi.’eil iilnlym* •’( a NACI* 11. S . I ' O N l l ‘ I- oil ifood ■ l i s t e r than •'m, water i l- ■* < 11 a m cu-t. 'f ita hik'll II.**1* Kill" 1' " ,,u' Neiil Fertilizer and ( In I.A K K l.A M ). F I.OKI DA t.ii-k of N A F F B R A N D alwav.s ready for im- A e o i n p le li (N O N -A C ID UiedlJlli- d e l i ' E ST R I D G E A N t'-O U D . H . 1 I H I D A * s r un* 4 L H in D iiiin ii(n n :« iR * n ii'< o n e w a y f a r e s — J, A C K S O N V I L L E T O LANTIC CITY * 3 S ^ 41 INI.QA RA FALLS *44.18 'LTlMOMr HD. 30.00» INIW YORK N. Y. 3 *-»4 ►•TON. 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Nuy 16 FRESH FISH EVERY DAY SP EC IA L Fresh Oysters and Shrimp -diver Dressed Fish to Any Place in the City P H 0 N L 481-W rrr* uf <i t7 17 Lee, V 203-209 East First St. * * or tpace and information addrea DEPAnTMENT - “ h Handled Exclusively By i" d r e s s y anh T R A N S P O R T A T IO N C O . wv^.enickEfis - *L •'» lu u m k iia a n tu i U k r . ':U U i;.ja by �•- |5»V .i. iford Herald i* 1 4k1■ .~ •f = I —t= -■■MU .;. * In Case Of A Deadlock !¥ntTnS3X ..._______ _ c :'~r*~”V-ii:T ^n r l ‘T \ JY.- XtS TiK '• 1 30. 1021. BSSwbi'nna** TACKING'ON A F E W MORE FE A T H E R S As Brisbane Sees It —— ' * ' Ti*. it;. dll r r r r r >n>rn»«< n r» H Although many columns have appeared in the newspa­ ■1 «HU r>l. Pt»rM» dd chatip W hale, or Rhnrk? Herond Clna* Matter. pers o f the country during the past few months on what will quarrels with her( Ford Does Things. *'■ r iw w i lutti*rMAct, 'ot' happen in the event the Electoral College is unable to make a > 3 lo 1 on California. iho gets drunk in$ choice among the three tickets to be presented to it, t h e r e « Politic*— Last Call. ■AXP t - P E A S ___ ___ n aiiu r still seems to be considerable doubt in the minds of some as — In Bigo, 1-atria, Ml* Il UVVAItlt B R K O ------ _ .M aaaarr BY ARTHUR B R I S B A N E to ju s t what would be the necessary procedure. tkc ta^ collocton. <C#o»r««kl I B O r k » f 144 t i t la is-llk A ir-v r T h e event of a deadlock in the Electoral College is pro­ against such draxtfc vided for by the Twelfth Amendment to the constitution, ...r7.ee S ix Month!, ta so LAST WEEK of the campaign, They claim a Wajji la CUr l i j Carrier. pet which says in part ladies and gentlemen of the United W e c k li Kdlllnn IS.OO who stole a n,i:ikj„ ] " I f no person have such a m ajority (in the Elec­ States. One week from today yon itn't the custom toral College), then from the persons having the lOTH'Ci Alt ohltnarr vote, and say, “Thank heaven, J\{* ___ of thank a. rcsolullptm* highest numbers, not exceeding three, on the list that's over, let’* hope for prosper­ pf entertainm ents *« li'err ■^.Chicago woman t ^ j o f thorn TOted fny a s President, the House of Reprcmade will tie ehareed ous, peaceful times.” ring ( 0 Lay tulnr advertising rate*. sfentatlvbs'shnll'choose immediately, by. ballot, the A week from tomorrow or next refuse to s*y jt ' ip. A s a o r t A T r . n I'li K M President-** Hut in choosing the President, the votes Jffl *. ,. _ 1^ (dated I*r«-s» 1* rxrlOS-A day you will know who, if any­ shall 1m? taken by States, the representation from . lr r ld ent ItljKl th* use for r»tmh* Wc object to body is elected. It is possible to ' llcat on nr nil n *w itlntialrlira eaclf S ta te having one vote; a quorum for this pur­ with n lung-haired rirf* ____ it or not otherwise rrrtl. credited make one certain prediction. Tho n this d>»per and nlao the ln«-«J • n o can say is “Most if pose shall fconsist of a member or memlM?rs from published herein All rlxhta votes ca-t will elect Coolidge, -or two-thirds of the States, and a m ajority of all the Uhtlratlon of soeelsl dispatch Rome is pianola* i| they will not elect anybody. Mr. el* are also reserved. States shall be necessary to a choice. And if the ntbrics high, the t a p j ^ 1Davis cannot possibly be elected, House of Representatives shall not choose a Presi­ I t R 8PA T ; O CTO BER 30. 192*. be fine for Roman randjl j n<>r can Mr. 1-h Toilette. Both of dent. whenever the right of choice shall devolve B IB L E T H O I G H T FOR TODAY ’ them know that nnd every poli­ ( Germnn Kcirh-Uj ttatl upon them, before the fourth day of March next fol­ ( solved. One of tho**; 1 TRUST HIM ALW AYS—rornt i c inn knows it. lowing, then the Vico-President shall act as Presi­ |lung or a lump of O mit thy wav unto the f/inli tn jit dent, as in the case of the death or other constitu­ i Toffee. I(n In Him. Psalm 37: 3. j I F TH E VOTE for Mr. Coolidge! tional disability of the President. The person having ' is not sufficient to elect him. then) ^ _ .O p IN O BACK WITH BEN the greatest number of votes as Vice-President shall Crossword puzzlo J j nobody will be elected, and tho j be the Vice-President, if Midi number be a m ajo r­ now. |« rhiins l.eeaui * Oh. d o.yoti remember last winter, j election will go into the House o f * have to sped; rhino*M ity of the whole number of electors appointed: and Ben Bolt, Repri sentntives. No candidate them. W hctf the mercury nlicl away if no person have a m ajority th e i from the two has a majority there. The .Senate i ‘ down; highest n u m h em o f the list the Senate shall choose When It seemed thnt your nose will elect a Vice-President. Then the? Vice-President: a quorum for the purpose shall would he froien. Ben B<>lt, i for weeks, perhaps months, the parconsist of two-thirds of the whole number of Sena­ ETe you go to your office down tie it; tlu llou-e oi Representa­ tors. and a majority of the whole number shall be V town— tive.will vote, dicker and try tp l necessary to a choice. Rut no person constitution­ >4e days when we grumbled m r J wear out each other's pa lienee,1 * * f twenty elow. ally ineligible to the off if c of President shall be eli­ Buy Rebuilt htirwtL And the water-pipes froze every How much that process would;;, gible to thnt of Vice-President of the United I ' ib l.ik, yn j , , night— S tates " 1 lu-ip the country, each voter wjl| i Make a I>oIUr | Wheat we scolded the plumber for This amendment would s e e m adequate to provide for decide for himself. It wouldn’t help hy “q r , j IjcfBg so slow. A id thc'T^Cfnnn kept well out of the selection of a president, nnd would, u n d e r ordinary cir- murh. S a r in - ; a Dd fM sight? cumstanccs. but in the present instance, it will, in all prob­ I'll) frna T i l l ' OIHlS are 3 to 1 »h:«t I resa ability, avail little. There seems to be as much likelihood of Oh, flo you remember those morn a tie-up in the House and Senate, if these bodies were to a t­ iib-nt I ooliduc will ca rrj' t nlifor t USED I'l UN1TUB mu !■> 75.UOO. f ’a lifo rirn ti- report d* Inga,.Ben Bolt, Wtdaka Eiilt When you worked with your over tempt the selection of a president and vice-president, as there „ ,hnng«- m pubic m-m in e r t tln r seems to U* of a deadlock mi the Electoral College. Mu. largely t<> President < ..tiidceh * coat on, And declared you'd be glad (don't There is some uncertainty as to just what will happen |emphatic eon'irmnti.in <f th- poli deny it>, Ben Bolt, in the event the House is unable to chuos<* a president a n d u'J •f A-ifitir exclu-i'.n. i**i*| histatfire-nt that The I i-.-uej. uf Nn , When the confounded winter was the .Senate cannot name a vice-president. A N O T 1 1K K C A L L T O A M E R I C A It has been said ti.ms will no*, he ati.iw.,{ to write •’> gone3 \ ' l l \ n .I K * 1T1ZEN don't you remember those chil­ thnt the nation would bn cast about for a tunc without a pi­ the iimiiigrati* )! liiv* - , f iIn t'nile.l lot, but this is extremely unlikely inasmuch as President St fit* ly nights, too, T When wc couldn’t get bed-clothes Coolidge by his own resignation could turn the helm over to tti. ‘ * i o - > ,i;i |. ■iiiolory lint . /T v o:> ( \l IFORNIANS looking ;*.»o**( " ' enrmcrh enough ’7 ii: i -t I lvtfi■; <u r i i e s t 1.. r Secretary Hughes, who would then act as president until one tie . c !l . I’ueift* t.iwnril A-ui know that Oh, how the frost nipped us and should be duly elected. I a iiinti’linti; th*1 h azat'l(or t h e n , t h e •»**•• tie*-*-— i t y i e t i l e 111 Bp? r* ' 1 how the wind blew! l * i *•;! r* - ii VJ-I «♦ i: e i l ! According to the I ’resident:al Sucn-ssinn Act: .** 1 * *i r* ' • I .* at i•♦'*-** • . .1 elopnifiit <U their nnigtiife-rat' » * Ju at think of it! Wasn't it tough? *i ' «1 TV Hughe . f'.ur "In case of removal, death, resignation, or in­ • <i | 're. i the right to control im- | „ t . *tt*r e «| i “ i*fi ’ 1 \ .if • 1*(*•i ;i ■ t U ■ 1 j. — Chicago Timcs-Herald. lej fl *\" r l«i rr or rat lor. B E r«j t ability of both the I 'resident and Vice-President of •Iv* !nr. t ) r w It «1 1 1* * f * -M •* ^ ;U■ 1. ket n f *•g r *•! With fr* *-*lom fior, \-iiitu *m ,, -* FO B DAYIS AND BRYAN l»‘ * !•« n..f l • ri* i « a •!.*» he 1 ii n«»i fl i*bl' !'a help the United States, the Secretary of Stale. <>r if there ii igrutnn, ('aliformii will I., a na-.u. 1 Vllie* 1 S 'n l . . M f ki 1 r!!.»• r ft MU! hi- j >i * ..I in be none, or in case fit his removal, death, resigna­ In order to vote for JOHN' W. i *i of at least thirtv million* o f i'w*1 t and it I!Mw- , r }1* *4. i in * !•• •!. \ i t* rieaii t --I pie tion, or inability, then the Secretary of the Treas­ DAVIS for President and C H A R ­ \»hit* people U i i h : In- itnmigra . liUl.T • f .11 »*ir f IITI* -I 1 IIL* IT i b. r’ 1V1 t, ur L E S W. B R Y A N for Vice-Proiiury, or if there be none —. shall act as President un­ tea, law- lootcii i) .« ,i noiil.l In U ,JA H. * •It III’ ,*'" 1 ] , It 1 t i* ' i i '* dent, you must vote for the six a la ait of fifty n o l i _• A-tatin*, til the disability of tho President or Vice-President Dp- tu TUf *ll it ! 1 •* * ft* : m1 !ut ■ ' • • f hi - njimi- In the ratio Presidential Electors, T () STEER a safe course in i r.■( rn• ** hi* i- pei i !< hi rr 1 . 1 ♦ ri'Ji ■ aim- 1. lire T' "» I' 'll \ il rn* is removed or a President shall be elected: Pro­ will not be distinguished on "■* 1 i , • ’ TD f *' '* 1 " ii i f ii.n[dill nil'll' * i .* \ d »» vided, T hat whenever the powers and duties of the Allot from the Electors of othiiM.iiicial chann els, take a hi 11■i• <>! rs t hi: | ♦ m' • " eU.f M»* TJ !' r* l I, t t i i n id >1 -a 11..» *1 ‘ J • ! * i ’ tt.in oirice of President of the United S ta te - .-hall devolve rties. Following lire the names ; ri*. ‘ i ii i - a i..i 11 i a - i.o >n . it M* J - -li'i’ ft' 1 that I '»«! - 'j»h • Yh.U' *U helpful hank as y o u r pilot. ho Democratic Electors Mentorupon any of the persons named, herein, if Congress ?u i * r I ip- at it t i l ! oji'i’ -i • t .i »r*J-% ’ *• 1 - I 1 - !*• 't t*' t’ ii*< u d v »* . iight .5 izo them so that you muy vote cor i. ||, o i lo t.. art I : a| V.. be noj m session, or if it would not meet in nooril ' a n » *i*• •/ .j . ■ . * Wit r ! • ■•Ii** and Ih r -I rectlv: rectly: -.•Mil II lie- f t -III tie . .. This institution offers you t*e• i**u r v.ir • , a, I •? * r' • t 1 . w •■ f lulti i c ta i i : ance with law within t wen*\ d.« s t In reafter. it shall Ill ,* o- at, ‘ "The * I . . L J. I m-o Anderson, " i>i *i iia \»1*1 V• U r .I> ll • » ru»1 -«in- mihci tng l be the duty uf tbu. person upon n lion said powers the benefit o f its experience •II. W. Ihirry. til oi II fi"4 da* - * ri U'* 1 .'ij t K i rnit f >1 ,it**' «** h.»r r h» ! • n . ri*• * i r r , n?r • heir r), <fi. ni-» and duties shall devolve t.n i-.-ue ;t pro* Initiation c >li *John Q. MVnshaw, plan* '.■> It ii-it'i- \ ir , >.iii*li \ on i Ti•*n** #.1 i s <-r * i ■■ ■♦ "ill »l 1 1 'll f r *•• 1 i w a h th*- l’ " I - f ** a i , th-\ in financial pr ob le m s ami veiling Congress in extraordinary se--nei. giving Marvin C. MTntush. r»* r •* vV * r*' * • .*• L f i* 11* d , t . \ 1*41 "1 ih* ll. p i*f tin ir oi lc rn business methods. •W. Blount Myers. A fin til i f F i »f f! ^h ' J* ‘ fhii‘iilli ill H VVii ’ twenty days notice of the ; me <d meeting. i ' , tv .* < j uv J •i # ; - ' g i t 11 1ll-.fi . f I Item nil, itn-* E ',, ( J . IlinLon Pledger. •■an > i lift' u ? i *. * 1 1 I’ i-rd {ili'Ot u M m I I’ r*v 'ii.! Thus it is seen lhad in case 'he Electoral i nilege sinollh I d h J l . f im* I>r 1 iitt 1 u ' i d " il - p >!illea I f 1HI ft “ ■■■ » «Ii* *1.*1 i ' *rn : !l» . *i r 11 - 11. I 1*411 Ilf 1 f * 1 »*i ** fr .*■ - ni'il th. f ear • i <l*i fi* i t k »:i nl n pi **.-id* u t , ;i mi become dendtot ked over the — : l/ r ii keet> (lushing Snnf-.nl Let*« N* m Of!i*»ri- iitiij H*» ut.ifi, "1*- <-• * M .j i.l* t .* ■■ t Id a f 11 ll Ilil n* j fi hf n the House should ilien In* iiiim 'di* l u l l 11h is** a pM-.sidcut. 1uid I " r*l \' l «* Re th»i riK•“•i f ■*f bh-i vk i ti. ' ahead! C ' fl •i.l 1 ' H«t| ■* f , t * J* .1 ih. .■•Mil. I' g Sv:ch 1» i i . f the Senate a vn e-pr»*sidenl, Sc ' r i ■l {(f . H tig h f- VUlllId 1*1‘ri mu* Mi* |»* »?|k|* «»f i Ri * i •uiHlf'k uhn' : th. Ih* V I Id . it •1, One of the spemliest thing ! ! i \\ i . *' il v. I t*i-*■ fir-t d ill v would I *■ •*t*. '*» I In *J f.«- IV r< Interest Raid un Savings Xrruunts the world In gossip. 1'iii- -ns''lu ll to t all art exlraordmary scs-t nil 1l[ < •'•i gr**< r « u : . s i u r r a n t 'i e .'r . Ji.3 * r n jiin a n B a s ir iin ■D i n a i i a u e i l . < > \ 1 l : \ M I . N I, 1* 1, Ii Strength Service i’rogress in a Wonder why C*ailidge shouM pick nnghl t ben. ailul inrilv set ant in n l*ii an*»t h* r gi in i'.d ••ll* t •. i • • ii ii t.i!11in> fm i fi out Henry Ford to k |v'v that burket lion, but until a president I»*- •1•11 * 1•"-<*n in M'l Tl g**1!*‘1.11 i a i • -I "t I n i (•* • I'!I ill Km ■ • > • M election, Seer* »arv Hughes vm■ilId n<t m 1i l l i it \ •li'M t • l . r l a f' ** dollar - ' ■ :s Pi (ii ut. A .»J ttial till blllldittg tin jihandi* attention! Sutunlay. Hufh ( > * ;i f 11 va•>tj 11i u i * I 11(•( d W *■ r t r r * in s t o c k t h e leadin*? v a r i e t i e s of ( i \ R M n l V A t t c n t l ' ddll I n I ) « * t iiil Novch lovehiiber 8, is nntumal ForgetEi Mi»^i*"-i 1111j \ tin- Kill*i me-not Day. 1 >! ( N P i ; \S, iiiciiMliiig K H . r . O i n . S U J N N K R , ( d U I,- * \* it ti it i , >dl nnd the l*;i Ii f ■■ ' t -------- o----- — ‘T a k e care nf the inquires :itid 11n lln d lll- w ilt in k .’ . nn* M'a I’ 1Min \i11it h* r , a im] fm! !>t S. T H O N E W I O N . l . H T I .i : M u n K b . a n d t111* ■ Th* until *i( a iimli’n itir**imc In’* of th e m se lv e s" Tu that <|U" n tin ll m ight In 1 iiiM, d. T .* k** -hip' Utah II. 1.0 I .u ■t * > ** ll ‘1 T A I L a n d D U U U T E I . K l ’H O N K . ■ *iiiiiBiaiircuui:uKuiua.iCHiiaiiRBaiBiRDriiaBi>2| doesn’t neceasarily miheale ttu- can* of the da\s and the years u 1] t;ik i* f i i l r ii f 1111-111*1 l\ * a I C I i n D B I t l l l l H B D r n n i l C f e B n B l l l l l l B M H R B l I 111111" * In Allan* I ' m . 111c A nn-ricai ! r i r d K i n C I C J U B d R I i n t . Q U R r u R R f l R R R R R R i a R l t ^ l D I I 11 •mount of \n* wi ulili. an n The small bits ut \* hich au.\ ti til M j > <( impuM-il1 mn.’ l lie |•**r- ell; ,i apt i . lioiiid In. (.in i in' ■ at a to. UI £3 I t !■ nlmo.il impodrible t*i g*-t f e d ,if the whole i- to lie per l i d . IR U adequate Information regarding the Nothing is greater than the . tun ut it.- parts: though it W KLAKA IM II.DINfaT H E 1(1 \ I : l: 1 Nl> Mr. S t r o t e n . j KB Ii - P I I O N K IMS ■ ca lower Kart t o a d road- out of new- may be many times g reater than any of it- parts taken sep­ f i r m h c l u o c r ruggeits lliut ;i ok a papfcr* in that section. arately. Your body is composed of Ilesh, blood, bone, skin, sli ai i. imt a wlmtc, limy have - . ' l i t . ■ H R B u r R R U v a i ] R c r . i i D a 7 i i K R R i a R R a B B £ ] R r a i N u n a R H i v n n i , i vm ■ R. !.. DEAN. Chairman, -L*4) “” '■— MB U li'Wi-d Inn.ih I he Ilildc diic-n't m i * 1 MB V Davis-ltrvan ( ‘lull. w« know a certain I'lomi-nig nerves and many other things winch alone or by themselves i “a wti.ilc It * *11\ - n y s gruie • an* well nigh useless; still if am of these parts of the holy i f i - l i " A - tu* t K hn- I n . 'ii l.ii"** n l*i toung mrtn w ho Im - boen promipromtnn ■ Sanford, I'lurida. us a fig tit turn over ii in w lenf for become diseased, the body is n it p rtect and so, i- no g rea t­ j-w nlli v* a d' i i *- Ki.lt- I h* dci i n1' Ml S yean. i ■■ H Dear S ir: er than the sum of its parts I -**<|Ui*lil!i h, ;!,g fi'iilid In I hc ■ ■ SI This is a principle that appl.e- to all walks of life. The , *|iail.’>* stuaiMi'ti. IT n deer w h j not 1■■ « I’iea-e find enclosed S , f,,r Even in Hanford n i- getting so rn a you have to have n cluiffvur tnk** great rnu-i an. or chess player, m artist takes special care iJo a u lt, hrki I he KcvciVlid 1*1 a c u > on in.iv cut* r in) name on the Nalion.il H* MB U Roll, said in tint > to o() joy ji^j- ggnl to the suP? ycour ca r l>ark to yo^i o« n garage of eat h * h* i ll. or each m*i\e, or each stroke of the brush, ' Hu a P ’ii. hr a i in orr)er to find q place to I'lllk nti n and the n stilt is a mastetpiec* It is the little courtesies that Hl'T tUIA'i lih'.iii tlu- iii.ii i. na a t:f the Democratic Campaign. win a ladv’s heart h r a 1git-I lie jin ' n ImI it - i f f I" l L et everyone do something t i RR U Ymir.s very truly, i, Your New. Y* ar'- r«*s**liit ion.- on bow ton ar*- going t <* ah i - k i ll * l'i I null, i hi ,i'i. help toward the pnanng* >f tin- m. MR R I i I h V cl'* r. II « > " A lol .1 .ah ' co m o 'rin d in h eritan ce ti*z amend better > oiirsdf the lollowmg vear wall inq rov* \ou \*r*. lit Nairn* rr n iii 11 < • I,»•!!> of Ihc ti>h iIp ment. , MR R tit It IS bow IIIU 1 el i el \mil ill lilis very day, this very .\*«i* ’ d;iv- nnd three in alit- .'" 'I ben HR 1 \ddreshour, that leallv gvts you am wlu ie. I the u n i tnlin«1** UI.) *.n- In ■ ' T h o s e men who list th< ir arhi<*ve Tom*»rr*»vv is soupthing that never c m * .It - •***Mls s o |,lig«sled r !im ih i T n l’ inents in dollurs and cents e n t u e l \ ( l ’o-t Office Hut t o d a y IS Mini". There I i*n an-w.’i It -;** cannot ra i l theni s el ves a*»irl» to done, and vet v.e never c a lch up with H thing that we always have with us and. il we are ever to do "Nnw. the Lord had PKM'ARt '' Jh eir f oimn unity. " u u K U M i i m u n u s u R u i u i i i i i H i i i i i i N i ' 11'! anything, louav is the nn\ to »h> it i, “ . .. > . , is s s ts is a s M is iS M iiR iiR ia iiB lIII!!*! A correctly bulaticcii ration SH nx ns rsxaHRS HURDS H 2 R n r a n R H R R H H R r i H I I B R R a > " aB* Sotlie citien have *i> many traf I1 l lie average iile is only a I* v ihmisaml d.i>-. and then | .1 it might h«*e im d . is of vital importance to Kip z'egulatiiins Ihal uulomntiile j \\t- are given these days to ,t,,i„Uih »*- big n- I* dining r .11 product mu. ‘‘RKD ('<•.'*!!! d riv els became confuned try nig In that ia the end of tins World. picpare our.sel \ e*s loi the i 1 1 e that i to come, ju st as chib with spe* lal teiiniatnirj n r c n i F E E D S ” till the lull. F E E D remember them, and run over Uie (Iren ar** given tlic.r days ol clnldbo *d and education and ithrough th* ti‘ h- j*iUr*. Ih. - '« * THEM trafrip cop. ijjM jP L I fairy tales to prepare their bodies and minds and imagina- l,on 1,1 h,% g ., | ---------o r i o i a s r u u i i B j i i i a E i i i i i u i a a i i B i B B i M l 1 CBt*1 Talk 1b nut always cheap. Calvin 1 tiurih to meet life’s issues when they have to face them. avviyt wng u* i'"'1^ ' . n \ is accused of c h a irin g two THE “Nuii"in* I .Security I#eugu* 'A _ and fifty d<dlarB for a appHrefitl* a ihi Ih-i timid, -h,i-* ^memorial address in Bridge* V O T K TI IK A M K N D M K N T j-hivery et gan ...c,n n, wanted 1 ta ! RHONE 94,. NORTH El.M TA M P A T K i B t Nl. Sum tn refu'e uitiiMltunee to I1,unit N i w EASY TO .am J » SEMINOLECOUNTYHANK <; ARi) KN 1’ EAS Midi ORE SEED COMPANY S Join the Victory Clu T h e BUTTERMILK Odor tells the taste ODOI^ is a part of Palatability |!| S e m in o le F e e d C o . JUglR now if you were to risk the —*— boy which he’d rather be, rcniilent of the Unit***) Htutci football player like "R ed ” or t , ha would choose the latter, who wouldn’t? a W r read that the golf course ut rizrcllff lvtalge has been so Iliumat^d by arc lights that golfers JJO difficulty In playing at Local dubs will doul*tles», rr, continue to play in the Z7r ■if ,dT Si m ne who is In doubt aa to ■ fe tch means to a football ihl watch the Columbia tumble for nearly twenty a disgusting spectacle on the ri, suddenly t**ok new life unrtddanc* of Percy Haugh* U now rated‘ as one of the eastern teams, Jt , f t * Karnlyi, v* tit- *.f the funnel Fhniita hp- already received n l.I'rejtidunl of l!un«ur>, A little nun It i.- highly important that a luigtj vote ht| polled N**v', ■ till iat.u* great unotint of i nt ern tile puhli i - rinojj (Wive leaked in mhiizh hei e a'ld “■I 'the Comite"? *v.i- iilliivved t > lout of thi - tu l e cutisHtutional a me n d­ 1tty tm ui'cnunl of the proposed ment which propose- i** ' orever •tine'nilRier.t, and states that are here. h* i. i i j " of this countr;. pruhiliit tlu* levyunit of income to i now groaning under douldc taxa I no bund bundle*! nnd twelve millions i n h e r i t a me tu.vej. The resolution linn, through following the federal j of OAp iph' and levying special, illrect, iru it Ih' ilul >ioii‘ jind uncertain if it adopted by both bnuv s •tf <»r th* le*g i -ample Irlnture' 1r now before I hie pef.pl*', mrun r and inheritance taxes, arc ( can't stand the arrival of a well e*l i and front opinions heard in nil envious of the op|*ortgnit) that thin , ucaied, Intel.igenl woman whusg husband .-***ughl to establish in Hun q p*t;t« of the stute, t h ei e should h e ' st at e now faces. no serious opposition to the meat*No reasonable object ion has been |gnry the kind of government that j jj ure. ll is recommended by the shown to the amendment, n- offer- |vve have here, i political parties In the stale m u ed, a n j there would appear to be A MAN eig 'i> six years old runs jj wise provision nuainut double tux ulmust unanimous approval. The 0 rjon und approved by nearly all iguarantee thus planned against away with a girl nf fourteen, hij|H the newvpupers und prominentJucn double taxation tv nomothing that In order that it; muy >bfcjf»ne n will very greatly add to tue popu­ |n'Chlcag** I* girl *>f -ixteen i« uc- ■ is lar! city of Florida and will cause a Cused of leading u band of rubbers.' B part of*thu staU' ipmtjtujlTnn, it is! ,t»a majority fc*ling of security that few other In modern foolishness and crime only necc* vote should be recordisd in lt« favor, but It would be highly satiaffgtory rsed by to have the amendment endorse' a heavy vote. This would moan a ding of the bene propositions could bring. Taxation la a matter that affects everybody; J jling it up causes dissatisfaction rul lands to retard growth. The amaudmeut should be ratified w big vote. -» _ , • x the cradle and the grave seem mix- ; ••il up. * The Chicago girt is a sordid, im­ itation young Circe, luring men Jo place# -Where they might lnt con- ■r-iPbhcd by-hcr band;------ Ee^ularity ■ a :jK ic in n a is ia iR :iB R ilB lQ H U ia B iiiK ip u c :iii^ j « ■ Tho secret of successful regularity. savi S\ pedal Bargains H_ autifiil Ruihbng Lots located i?t th** best residence section uf Sanford for $l(Hl oo cash ami $10.00 Per Monlb. t .,, u M , . ,an" " ‘ 1mt - a * Jft:on . . , _. Any person who will adopt a W® H i of saving a repular sum a t regular in ■;« va!s if only a doliar a week,—will cn the habit of saving. To save, when the habit is once $ 7 ,0 0 0 S Quired is as natural as breathings* 7 ¥ s fmai reward is financial i n d e p e n d e n t A v j b w . runai„ff ih^ugh A v t i i t i t , S i z e l i f t y b y tw o bun d red fl*"| j A A f o l ’tyH.'iljht *cC*. 1’l‘iCe Ollly tp ljlv U , �I t Is planned to esuDiiiin a win*- W'A-M.’t'-'m V It was announced this morning by S. W. Rradford that he has purchased tho entire lot of offlco furniture of the Coral Gables Com­ pany office in the Milano Theater building and that he now has one cf the most up-to-date tailoring parlors in the south. , In the transaction, it wns fur­ t h e r revealed, Mr. llrndford was fUso made division manager for the 'Coral Gables interests In this city 'which, lie states, will not conflict with hi:; tailoring business. I There will be quite a number of _______ In The Air jinff to Accomijc Crowd Vbrijny; Louisiana Excellent Tenm Action of Piedmont rdo' Authorities In Cancel .Game Wednesday to be tested at Next ConfCT _____ •the University of Florida. The game between the Tars and j Piedmont College originally was ' scheduled for Oct. 22 but was pust j polled Ht the request of the Georgia 1 institution until yesterday, o f f l o - } ill Is soud .Notification of the cancel,-I lalion of the game wan received | from I irslmont Colillege yesterday and a game with the Sanford eleven was arranged hastily. According to officials of tho col­ ie other lege, the Piedmont telegraphic com 1 lauds iminicatinn stated that officials o f cut h us- Stetson University had played a part in the cnm-cllntion of the game between Piedmont and Hollins. No Information regarding the part of Stetson bad in the cancellation of the game was given, it ‘ was an­ nounced. Hollins College officials announc­ ed that the Piedmont College will ho naked for $1,000 damages, nqd that the a ffa ir will he brought b e ­ fore the Florida association nieel- L jcoreless tie. Strength of the inL|c feeling exists [ circles here th at hi powerful line will [np a front b a fflin g luis's strong backs. Lfinmx look stronger trance-*, being right j condition the squad L IfBSOil. L(or will more than ( [cenino and l.ayton. j »tars at the two The tackle berths ban by Hob Snyder Lr- l«uh ex trem ely ' bn the defense. The kr than likely be Siln ICannon, while GnpLby mil handle tho In these pTfiyerrt l.ouisiiimi will find ,t j s fntethi,ught in i ng S a t u r d a y Several Fli.iid/t m i l *-rs have irrently c a m idled ai 1 u n g e m e n t s f 1 g a m e * \\.:h St<-1 s-.n, o f f i c i a l s s a i d , he* huso it u a - a l l e g e d t hat St *' I -***11 woul d -i* 1 m f i ' i m I 1 t he «en and W h i l e fol- • Wert I.*.........I, " 10 W INTF.lt 1MIIK, O.-t ltd f e t e il c r o wd Ilf lot'll] I...... . t. 1 I'u - • f It'll.I- lie I " 'l iv e . ..-run - i m x ..ml l anded .... 1 .p of a tl- , , , «§r Of course its ■ what's inside th a t counts t “ I* « * but notice also the wrapper — The ' I h v o r i t c P ip e o f P ip p 'L o v in g Ndtio nct-ANti'S fsvoiiin pip*— thi< r 1 r nr.RIIOAN. |e now living *s- E lrtisiv.it/ sold ia Amrt uo. W a d * in London ef rtiole* A1g. Man llMivrr*. IIn*!i-i*omnl*d, w,tli a tughcsl-quality, hand-cut \ d a' ,1* stem, and containing n s.H-rleanrt that eliti inairs u: y I •ithitily of a had u»-.n i{ "sing.'' i,ng[ < N 1MSI ,1 HimAIt asen 1 0 yon . f a tool, sweat tnu.k* at all |ia,cx I.MRPON MNI’l I-IIMAM I. ai.M »i. I 1- uiii 1 iltl Irm* I1■ fc1,*•f ■1' Ir* il h|-M||i»t I1 1 miiii, 1,11rtii uf 1.1 uiakiiii,, by it .. ... Inik " t he f . , 1 .. , . f u l l ! \\ «*«I M«a^iln \ tin uii.i . , , I mi' , mi \ i i v i r a ’j u i n hi* r 1 tTUMirtl 11•1vvi 1 th* \> 1 v «11 tin •?1 *** A - 0 \»itl f 1 uni WiUt.n tt» ,,t. tl lot t - ; l i o . - i m l l i p i . , \ . d I t , - . Mden.i „t III \\ d- in. .a-ptai. i t h e l earn, ‘ '* ■oy wa s 7 ,1* f l l' . t qua t i l l Millie lie- l e a l , , . '••If I o-hangiov plav f*.t |.|a; H I ma d , tbieo f n - t dutt 11-. 'srt , , * m ade and cut exclusively fo r pipes ’ r.mi hi** ... ............. again t tin S ,i f, -.1 N .c " ..... 1 l' ' 1 J »**».»•« ,hl' l,,st . . , tllltl I tl f t* I'PP'I i ' 1 i *< It ( Ht’fll " f 1 (*il l Ita .I »I i"""lullI j4*ii .it «.l iisim nl.. . th* \\ ml**r \ us, H G ranger Rough C ' an ford hi Id , •’> l ' « > » : makes possible a real saving— hence the price,KK . , '" t a f im ’i «h.t. - heavy fo il. snug, sensible — •" • " •I uil-ilit \ i u l c . t he - cs4pointer on tobacco j 8< Id men under Mr, Itradford, W IN T ER PARK. Oct; 3 0 ^ cials Itolllns Collef^s announced '•working for the development c-oinnls of Jlolltns ( last -night that formal protest; [pnnv. it was announced. against the cancellation 0/ tho game with Piedmont College, would i lie made nt a special meeting next ! Saturday of tho Florida Intereol -1 leginte Association, to be held a t l [o^All Indicfttlonk hrenkinR crowd js-Stetson footbttll L j here at 3 o’clock Loon between two ■jnscui cd upon clevC to win, seems to t L c to their feat in tnohue's strong L. « «=*« ' radford Takes O ver continental motor bus servlet frvnv' Wa* A placW on tbo Maine b New York to U s Angles, with a years aifo was found tn Af, Coral Gables Office1"'('t iln l- schedule brilirulnlii ffor the I Villi trip. h ill ' " V1ccntly. I' 1 111 26-dny . dnri l i v Ml* Joe’s Smokehoure , , ,, v ,.„„ ................. .,,1, ,| I is ,*f f, M , ,|.tM„g i t , , - p c , m l Hi - lead St vi 1111 j/aihx. u* it itijnh* m till' ui - hi j t » <1 nt 1iipit't,| u i t h Miu |mn« h «if fi.i <iu«*itri ft»i I m.Mi |i'ji*ii«*. !*.• I a » ' 1 ' ll*'! up tliirr fii"! »> C l , I V U J l U n .M. \\ etllu not 1 'lint ti.nl to I,no l 1,0 fault t " t .id with any uric . e li’ur. t . lent sun neeted with h, stnbb-. lie sjtid [lllimn 1 1 , 11 r1 v, i h n l - Hint dm key llnyne- w"ijl,i coni 1 one piievl *e, 1 c us, except 1 I iding fol It,in iitld that ti m e 1 snd * 1 >11111 a .-hitr- Leigh woiini 1 . ns hi- traiuet (■ail,<• I ' l.i't week T he fuel l hut hi put Hummer vi- a, 1, 11 , , tiotis. till KpitlUl d .it I alllel tn -aid. w11 r|.|‘* » 11. 1 s, and no 1 eflt-< tiotl id Have. - h.imlllllg lb.nil. . 1 need liy of the eh.-si nil’ |i •.1 . , Mo •1 nil he i n l\ pi nil i d s o wn e r ,1 t11 - d 1 •f l hi I t 1 - •■< • n o n l e r nil m e m i l s 1 , 1 n i l * p, 1* t « d 11 t he L HIM. 11. 1 1... s mi t h F n - n e h a nd l . n g l i - l , |o> t ha t t he 1V land .1 n in county , ow Is the Time to build with What Is Your Idea of Value in Tailoring heetrock Worsen Folk?) feel elated and elevated when iheir Men Folks are stylishly and becomingly dressed—they are classed higher in ihe social ladder GOOD f O U c a n h a v e so lid w a l l s a n d c e i l i n g s at Phoard. K’tro^k jb pUre g y p s u m p la s te r c a s t in s h e e t s , r- first c o s t , e a s i l y h a n d l e d , a n d e a s y to it 10 t h e jo ist* a t s t u d d i n g , fte or t r a n s m i t l i r e . A PHM b o th h e a t a n d c o l d . Fine Custom Tailoring hwiful e ff e c ts w i t h T e x t o n e , T h e S h e e t r o c k porator. r e o n ly b y t h e rapany. U n ited S tates , * > ^ V 1 Y ') ) »• * v * \ ' ' '• 3 gives all the service any man can expect—and more. . G ypsum k your l u m b e r o r b u i l d i n g m a t e r i a l d e a l e r The new Fall fabrics and styles are ready. Glad to show them. a sam ple a n d p rice s. ^ITED s t a t e s g y p s u m c o m p a n y West Monroe Struct. Chicago, Illinois 5. W. BRADFORD (Coriri Gables Office) MILANE T H E A T E R BLDG, M rA tiriP .qti, SCH LOSS i n s u la t o r pttTock t a k e s a n y d e c o r a t i o n — e s p e c ia l l y BO ARP, CLOTHES b e a u t if u l designed W o n ’t h u m , perfect C L O T H E S - B E C O M IN G C lo th es C o m e s all r e a d y l o r u s e , a n d y o u just put w a r p , b u c k l e o r s h r i n k . C LO TH ES-STY LISH a r e tho host in v estm en t you ra n m a k e —th ey enha nce, y o u r a b ilities — they b rin g you m o re o /ip o rtu n ities—th ey give you p restig e, c h a ra c te r, cuujid en ct , si /f-a s s u ra n c e . A ll o f these (/utilities a rc em b o d ied in the I L w cost by u s i n g S h e e t r o c k , t h e l i r e p r o o l r * A rk T hk Clothes T hey T alk About Sor Men .an d Young M en and W om en Folks also f> - - / and Made by BROS. & C O ., In c. of Baltimore and New York ARE YOU “SHORT,” “ LONG,” “STOUT” or E X T R A L A R G E or E X T R A J SLIM or C O R P U L E N T ? 1 You cannot realize how stylish — artistic—rea l good looking you can —at little cost—until you try one o f the “ Schloas Unusual Models’*. �= = ^ ------- : --------- Music Publisher H as New '• E rf Naturalization Plan . > S.l/ CL t • fV^) 7# ii Km it: Office 148, - w K ' v n tiO T T i i r r»i - j •, P h o n e : R e s . 125 Vlodncr ,,*Ur "? IrtW, !Pipe Organ Club Has HONOR R O LL FO R PR IM A R Y GRADES j Meeting on Monday GIVEN OUT B Y MRS. S. P. ARRINGTON Afternoon beth Cameron, Catherine Carter, Thnrsday lo. 4 of the M, E . Church, rs. II. II. Chappell, Cel- ^ „„ Mrs. Ifasqocrndo P arty, hostess. Miss j^ o r e h c e Damperl; home of Mrs, ,VIctor Check; 7:50 p. m. i .Hallowe'en Party, host, Osborne Herndon, Jr ., Sanford Heights, 7i30 p .‘m. Hallowe'en Kid Pnrty; hostess, N ias Dorothy Stokes; 501 Ninth Street; 8 :1 5 p. m. ' Hallowe’en Party. Mrs. Pax ton’s Circle. Home of Mrs. 11. R. Stevens. 8 p. m. All Circles of M E. Churrh; Church Parlors. 5 p. m. Saturday. Informal Bridge P arty; llo*tess, Mrs. J , W. Sneed, Park Avenue, 5 Neighborhood Children’s Hall<>we'eh Jiarty, Mrs. R. A. Torheun hostess. Lealcy Roc honoree. 5 p.nr. Uj. Children Story Hour; Library f c a | IH Ilijt; 10 p. m. , Monday Hallowe’en Card Party. Mrs. J . j j L W . Hoe. hostess. Mrs. R. A. Terheun,1honorce, 8 p. m. ->'■ Josephine Cheek. Mary Alice Mc­ Millan, Josephine Baulins, Doro­ thy Smith, Ju a n ita Smith, E liza­ beth Turner, Karla Wheeler, Knrlyle Householder, Donald Jackson, Bobby Marlow, Jack Morrison. Lil­ lie Mae Abbott, Anna Belle Brown, Harold Collins, Wyman Harvard, Urban May. Virginia Mcrriwether. Doris Adcliadc Rocky. Francis Roumillat, Orville Touchstnn. Eu­ nice Tyler, Mary Alice Williams, Robert Wilson. Second Crade Nellie Knight, Sarah Moye, Hel­ en Sanders, Ada Singletary, Edith Steakley, Slnry Louise Torrance, George Smith. George Dillard, Billy j ,.n Wilson Thigpen, Bonnie Young, Elizabeth Hirsrhi, Marion Jam m es, Robert Pearson, Helen Christen berry, Dorothy Garrett, Mnrinn Haynes, Elcnnor Hickson. I>uii*c_Merrivvether, John llenry Talbot. George McRory, William Vihlen, Margaret Squires. Third Grade Eloise Winn. Mary Nickle. Dor­ othy Marshall, Marian Luniiquist. 2 * ' W E E r*B o sto n (305) 0 Radio Rally; 6:10 Big Brother Club; 0.15 t a lk ; 7 musical; 8 progrum; 1U dance. ' W G R Buffalo (319) 0:30 news; 7:40 readings, John Dodsworth; 8-11:30 concert; 10:30 dance. >VHAQ Chicago News ( 4J 7. 5) r, Chicago Theatre organ; 0:30 orc h cslra; 8 Wide-Awake Club; i^j.8oM) musical geography; 9 pum l* t .appranv. W L S Chicago (345) 0 :30 organ; 6:45 -10 entertainers, orchestra, program 10:15 baritone, c , ; farm program; 10:40 Ford and Glenn. VTHK Cloveland (283) 7 entertain ment. W F A A Dallas News (476) 8.3** r, Harris Clmral Club. WHO Dcs Moines (-176) 7 Dll) H 15 m usic; 8:15-9 pianist, baritone, guitar. W W J Detroit New* (617) 6 orchis trn, baritone, quartet. ,W TA8 Elgin (286) 6-8 string qtuir tette; 8-12 orchestra, entertain TVKimBKHAV A.S l> ■•TiU U.Siny ' The Pipe Organ Club met Mon­ day afternoon at the home of Mira Margaret Davis on West First 3 t. There was an unusually largo number present and enrh respond­ ed to roll cntl with a lovely gift for I he Christmas Bazaar.' Tim club welcomed a new mem­ ber, Mrs. Ruiz and were delighted to have a visitor. Mrs. Hansley* nrescnl. ■c During the social hour Mrs. Schelle Moines gave several piano selections anti Mrs. A. M. Phillips accompanied by Miss Davis ren­ dered two solos. The hostess served a delicious , salad course at the conclusion of i the program. The next meeting will !>c with* Mrs. Ruby Cooper at 612 Palmetto Avenue. T H E OALASKAN I.IV IC U 'C I RW llop lly J t M M ll*i n I'arnriunni Thomas MHglinn In an ntu->lrw>r T,jc lid v wiilspei irti; plnwi ami North of oO -.fiO"— I’j t lie JtoVlnv Mntlnve in "nil 21»e. Uirutim If) «„<] E M P IR E quality chirks at lo» fa chicks for winter broilers make* ti Prompt Shipments. Careful seleetii free baby chick book. ■ Box II Social Department Of Woman’s Club Hasj {Second Fall Meeting! The second meeting of the s<*Jcial department of the Woman's i (Tub was I eld amidst a scene of ' wild flowers m purple and gold, placed in floor baskets and large PERSONALS Smith Service Satis j 4Kv>.a L , v.. / • V«KV. f ’. as, Oil, Accessories. Stomjre and Repair Work. Acetylene Welding, 1m w I«. Mrs. Endor Curl et t proved a «ha r mi ng hos t e s s , e a r i n g for e ach W. B. Young, of Oviedo, spent guest with such e as e that made the S. W. Bradford motored to <tr Inndo Wednesday where he attend Wednesday tin nurjg in Sanford on oeui siou even more c i i ioynhle. lal to business. business. I 'I h< tal li es were of dai nt y gi Id and lavi tuier (lowers. .Mrs. It I.. I inn and habv and T. Pulley, of Oviedo, spent During t h e af l er t i o on bridge was r*.. Sain Ix-wis of Mt. Dora, spent Wednesday in tin city attending to , played. Miss Ka th e r i n e Wi l ke held ednesdnv in Snnford shopuing ' business. high score and wtis giv oi a l ar g e ‘of led B os t on fern. Low .<>i< w as C. S. B n 'edin. of Lakeland, spent Plaude Shoemaker and LaFaveUe •eld by Mrs. < lyd. Derby, and a a pleasant week end in Sanford Lillis nmtoied (•> Winter Lark We-I f r a nit d p i i t u t e was given th;* with his sister, Mrs, J . N. Robson. { L -.i. . . N OTICE. Mrs. Blanche Wells, of St ( loud The /egular meeting of the I'. will he the guest of Mi W. II r; f D, C, Will be held Friday afternoon ■t 3 :3 0 o’clock in the Parlors of the Tiiiinieliffe for sum etuue. --------V ald e i Hotel. All members are Sandy Anderson .-pent Wcdin« V Urged to be present. day and Thursday in Jm ksonville attending to business. Radio P r o g r a m Gcorjrone Hart, Ella Mne Grow, Blanche Cunningham, Mnrthn Bishop, Richard Ocas. Melvin T a y ­ lor, Amo Burhnna, Harold IL-vmil, Frederick Dalger, Carl Vnuse, Harry Bower, Clay Williams, Mur­ iel Wnlkcr, Mary George, Evelyn Porter. Doris Pattern, Grace Mc­ Farland, Grace Huggins, Gertrude Porter, H ard Harvey. Elmer John­ son, Billy Favillo. Billy Radnor, Sam Holcombe. Fourth Grade Lillian Douglas. Mary Elizabeth Tolar. Gilbert Duncan. Margaret David. Lynn Howell. Roger Jim inez. Edith Broxton. Nettie roller. Anno M. Couch, Marjorie DuBose, Hattie Green,Betty McKinnon.Mary in -day to nttiiiit the Sanford RoL l,.ns football game, P. A Mem and Mi>s, F|..ieine i and Domthy Mi-ro, attended the 1 Sanford Rotlm football g-anu- m , Winter Park on Wednesday, 1 Mi-s V. lma Shipp, Miss Lot lla Mr« B G Smith, Mr- Th.... lor, Malo ney and Mi s V irginia (Jtllgg. A111111 and .1 M Platk, of llviedo, nioloieii to Orlando Sunday when spent Wednesday afternoon in -'an they w in the guests of friends, fold. _ ^ ( I* (, llarvaid. of lave Oak. lT R. liiggin*. of Palatka. uiiiv spending s..nn- lime in Sanford with ed Tuesday night and is the guc-t hi« -on. .1 S Harvard, cn rmiD of his drill giit i i, M t' .1 II Poh hoim 11 ■•ni Tampa man. —_ John l'c /.old returned Tu< da. Mrs. Lillian B Ozbmn, of New from St l.ouiAt■. si d othei Yolk, with llie ( liniles It I leltc of iiiteie*t W hlli nwav voise Cat moot Company, s |m<ui Pe/old wa- t ie guest o| InWcdnesrlay in Sanford, railing on * ' ' *u 1 ,l’"l ' i - t i r at.d dauglit.-i, haul nierehnnts. . •oin liismri ,.f tIn s, assisted l.v VI rs -< r*ed a n t 1< ■Ini ,* M rs . I it’UI'Ut • I h <it l CS Kntcrtain In llonui <>t ( IiH'sls \\'t>(iiH'sdav I . i-t, otig I inneer l u l d, . . ........ . time to time of the slang used tn J I aptilar ,,lime of „ur popular song*. B u t , * in Wo u l a 'lake , .. i j h> Mr,Hdy , .. , , . r * tiftir nil. s nug is a great part of ■ American life! It is what one * turnh. .1 i..x, of mu ,c the > * » “ ,h!I «ur f" lk , , . __ , "Parents have told me of how i " tnev received tiiuir first idea V»f ' 1*" * '• Mr i'l'ist 4 ||:i- American language when their > 1 'b.«: intnii;.—tint' i titering children after n hold hours sang ui l r \ get then lir-t idea of the popular song-* of the day. 1 I Hi h language fiom th • , ■■ . .. , 7, d a re sav there Is not a foreigner g * wtio It the chi dreri -.tig in ,, ■ , , ... . .. i i ■■ '■ , m all these t inted Mates w he _ _ , ' i’'1 ’ 1 1 ‘ " ' * s did not know the phrase ‘Over * ■ - Do heart H c i i . v fnmgt.- Th, r. It ,s ,ml that the plume « . . meant so much but that it was ua . - . ■ h. . a It- b> . f mine that form. ’ '■*' : U,ll,l " 11 "A - a matter of fact, most of S ! " 1 ' ' ' ‘l. 1' " '' " M 1' r tin foreigners who come t., our * * , ' ' ' *’ door m e people It, whom melody JJ5 ^imm i. , d u.iuual ,,m meal) more than all th natu- an ,M *' ** 1' f< n' ’ lI f^v i ali/atioft I'las.Hi's in thr worbL In fait, I am mtere»teii in a plan to mb i • w.i I" 'ling " llr liie,, an orehe-tra in every natu- * ■ ug i'U" th housetops and tahr-.imi, , b,...........that the swing J " of oui American Me will get right ■■ " ai I • i . l •< i - n i s fi .m in. r tin wiomeis skill." ALL WORK GUARANTEED SMITH'S GARAGE & SERVICE SIl l l i l S. l’nrk Avenue.------------------------------------------ -|*fc Insure Yuur Interests l»> Lsinj* WILSON’S CELERY SPRAT ' D; Hesidrnce 9IK Mvrlle Avt PI 10 NK ^:tn CHRISTMAS CARDS Mrs. R, K Tolar and .V1rs Deane nmtored to VV,nti-i Park Wednesday where they attended the Oruogi • minty h. deration of Women s |<niur.|i,,*, j nvm.ct yjt, Mr and Mr- Jm Lee spent Tinday in Sanf'Ud the guests of Mi and Mrs. Don Smith, Mr. and MrLee left Wednesday G>r Furl My <is where they w,11 make their fu lute Inline. Y o w e l l -D r e w C o O R L A N D O , FLA . ers. W R A P Fort Worth Stni Telegram (476) 7:30 8:30 musical; 9 30 , 10:45 fiddlers. ^VIlB Kansas Pity ( i l l ) 7-8 VV. P Mrs. J C. Dll d> a mi Mrs. Mi ni T , U. talk, music. Wight atti-lidid tin <>range Cuuni . W D A F Kansas iCty Star (411 ) 6 7 Fiilerutinn iif Wiiiin n’s (Tubs, lu-l'l School of the Air; orchestra, so in Winter Park VVi-dm-sday. Mrloists; 11:45 Nighthnwkks. Wight was une id the invited speak K F I Los Angeles (469) 8:46 organ, n > and gave a talk mi the Auxil 10 Instrumental concert; 11 vocal. utry Ganli-n Week which will be 1 be miiutbU meeting of the Instrumental; 12 vocal; J orclu*ieh 1 Nij v 2 1 11 8 Tinlli Seekers t I e - of tin \|v|huu; 1 t n . ili-t Suiulni Si lirnd w.i In l i ill the C. W I I A S Louisville Times (40ft) 7:3ft Kentucky Night Owls, baritone Evening Bridge Clul n tt i ,n tu e hniTn* nf Ml- 11 it K|W M C Memphis Commercial Appeal Entertained Tuesday Imii on E Fourth S t i i . t .Monday 5()0) 8:30 orchestra; 11 music, a 11•rimiiii r w j y New York (405) 6:30 orchcs By Mrs. Ilousholder tin l o w e r f l o o r m i - ,-i v i m I hIi Ic i r t i ; 7:16 talk; 7:30 program, mug#i den o f uutnuiiin f l owei u lint ' ale; 8:30 income ta x ; 8:40 tenor; Tin Evening Bridge (Tub was low • 'ell i i,Inf < a i r t v i i g nut the 9 current topics; 9: 15 virdmist, entertained Tuesilsy evening by W J Z New York (456> *i ensemble; -p i ,! fin ill. i Mai k i at - and witeb llnusehnlder in her 7 financial review; 7:1ft talk. M is, L. | ’ 7 :80 pianist; 7 45 V. I.. Reynols. u-uul ebiiimitig marirn i Hull nw i 'i ri t (d(*r s. i »( (inininnt •'*! Kociali si lot Imr Party, 8 pianist ; 8:15 Two Radio Franks; 8 30 hul in ilit* * o|*#i hi lu ine tinm ighmit M let music; 10:30 orchestra. thr rvt* rung tiuldrn (Cod vwi' it W E A F New York (492) 6 children ; used In v aai-s I lie lunchuoil si ts ** 6:30 soprano, 6.45 Happiness were of Hallowe'en nilur11 Boys ; 8 new music; 8 :30 nichesAt the i "in luslun of the enjuv tr a ; 9 orchestru. able bridge game it was found that W D A R Philadelphia (395) 6:30 Mrs. It A Newman held high !* ’> r ta lk ; 7 talk, band; 9 dance; HI score for the ladies and was nre sealed with a Ida* k Imuuur tray concert. W OO Philadelphia (609 > 6 30 or­ Floyd Pulinei held high scute for | oj ch estra; 7:30 concert; 9 :30 recit- the men and was given a pun of brown silk six and suim- h andker­ a); 9 :3 0 dance. ; KDKA Pittsburg (3261 6: 15 Uncle chiefs. The hostess served a delicious E d ; 6:30 ta lk ; 7 address; 7 :30 salad course with coffee On t-m h . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Chaminade Concert Company. plate a black rut was placed m a * a All Hallowe’en ■ A K G W Portland (492) 10 lecture; favor. A P 13:80 Hoot Owls orchestru. Those present included Mr. and m WJAR Providence (360) b musical; Mrs R. A. Newman. Mi. and Mrs fi 10:45 orchestra. George A. Det’ottes, J r ., Mr. and , S KFAE Pullman (330 ) 9 :3 0 piano, Mr*. F. K. RommUui, Dr. and Mrs. [ ■ V:.I banjo, book reviews. S. Pules ton, Mrs. George A. Up-IjJ 1 K P O Ban Francisco (423) 6:30 or- Cottes, Sr.. Mifes txnbia DeCottcs |JJ of Ju ik so n v ille and Plnvd Palmer. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ F cbestra. WGY fjcbenrctady (88f)) 6 :45 hhalth ta lk ; 6:50 harvest pro­ Sulphur I h Best gram; 0(80 orchestra. To Intermediate League Enjoys Party Tuesday Clear Skin Any breaking out of skin irrila tion on face, neck or body is pvey. The Intermediate Epworth Ixyv- jrue relebraUsd Hallowe'en Tuca- . * day a t the country home of Mr. . * and Mrs. J . E. SpuHlng , ulphl Games appropriate and suggostive of the spirit of Hallowe’en were pleyed. Continual laughter A New Water H fjfi Kv« r f %* In* hi m trt«ril Ihia Wiktrr r^LllR f m u rt’l ill. t^ur U r n In «ltll DAILY Fruits and Vegetables in S5u»*»d• S .'S dtiidJti. ch o co U t. [jwu T^Sejpp were ninety Toung leag- 'phw i W present *t the cc^cyeWo eoctul. Reason Reasonable Prices ROYAL FRUIT CO. X u l to W t a l t r l f a l s a I mm ■ I calunng Orinoka Sun and I uIj fast Draperies I hi -ref-. r i , O n t . o k a G u a i a n t e i d S i m luti I n.-t l iibries w ere i li im ii foi uty ipialitv and s a t i s f a c t o r y M-ivie.. Mi nniti- you to i istl thi s ne w de ton nt ot i ni et i m i i ee or a ll on, w h e n l use lib.i Inis hud t w i l l / >1111- id on in t )Ti- line, is m i h.n ge Mi- will 11 une to yum In. me and iniiki csiimair> oil the hanging' tor youi oid homes i r ttn furnishing* .if our new uni •-. Mo will ui,-,.. pitas d I-* I* n*t us-Islam ,* in M-l»*if iug fabrics 'is pi J low s, lamp -bm!es ami la de iovers fm youi In.mi-, t it modest nr iialii- VVlicilii I The Above Illustration is the “RADIOLA 3-A’ “Die Little (Jiant of Recei\ ers” Tin’s set Sells for $99.00 coniiilelely I'Aluipped with Loud Speaker, Tubes and Batteries T H E Tt.VDloLA IlA E t.F N (» F L E ; H slip* i hi r highly selective broadcast rec c iv e f 'ofvndvunccd de -T H E RADIO SUPER-HETERODYNE." roinid.-d J JJf y S Silver Lake Springs Co. [ Fresh Oysters )RA P E R Y Department neers tu U' the “Rolls-Royoe" of Radio. combines nl guitig feaiurus of the other M i*uf“ * faithful reproduction and reliability have won t hearted admiration of its many t)o4ra *** Sanfoid All of the ubuvc sets are Ip and it vw pleasure for us to give you a'.dcil*onf,^ra *,on 1,1 iiuiiie if you wish. H of-M ac Fool of First Phone 4f Ol.her Bopular Fabrics VVe also feature the popular » Used line of Keswick Print Cretnnf* other Si mulish fabric*, in a very IT™ sort incut at moderate prices. OiMNOKA DKABEKIES I ’ncnanged by tiie South­ ern Sun Rii tier, lovelier coliira and richer, • veltei tahrice, that's what you find m mu'.et lals from the famous Orinoka A very satisfactory allowing Ftgucd Swisses and Murquisettrs. 1 lilvt and Voiles in plain and Color*- Novel Lamp Shade Frames • t ils. - W i ,7 > VVe have on display a well’ balanced ’ cpi t'*ent.-iimn of this Sun and Tubfnst tahiii in ..ui new Drajatry Department. Gauzes, Reps, Arpiures, Poplins, Striped Damask, Vcloura and Tnpc-stiyj, ■t> f act, every fabric- to furid si. your home in complete harnttmy. Lovely colored Fringe* a°d to match your dra)>eric8. 1’ou may choose from a burtmeut uf nuvcl shapes for all tamps in and about the burnt- 1 can be covered to harmonize vrlt" color achonie. Y O W ELL-D R EW D H A PERY D EPA R TM EN T IF Y O U C A N ’ T GET IT A T HOME, �.............., / ; 1 ; • ■‘ - - «■ - * 1HI ■— ssm n san r ysw y •. l .TnajppvNF*?^ >AY, OCTORER 30t 1924. THE SANFORD HER ADD, it"* i •) V)r * w M ’.'.it' i r ____ i- Wr-r-.m.-.z-if l g W > • 1 ., t 1 PROFIT ■ IP ^ 1 ■ — --------------------------------------- • H t e PAGE ----- ....... ................................................................ ............... .............................. ■----------------------- |njr H — ; u I o FOR RESULTS " • H erald W ant Ads W ill Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Im portance £ ==3 Classified Directory lly H e r a l d KATES ■will M •«“ ■»>• *«•* llmrlr *•* __lOe a lla* __ Hn •' ll»e «- a Ha** .._ *• a IIn* Ip, doubt* above tin are for coo- ftUin* , . •T«race length iL,1,n#joo for drat I, r»Blrlcti>d to llcstlnu. tiixl* The Hani| ix> r'lntixOBlIilc [(oirei'l Insertion, (or milimniuenl I office el.oUld be In p m « of ---------------------r i n i H o r ldinr *1 ' gf II «i f 1He­ ft f » ail'd. I jvH't* THIS lilllEl D R Y |pliirr * .1 bill easy Br.ipJc of Sanforil t o .'ii ni needed, si » bi-it an> >perrquireil It is phrl.i-iH ally for t,r. . ? irlilHM*:i litttfil. 221 K. nu0, III INK 111' IIin r lory IS I OR KEN T D ine 11 . -n.l St. Rl I U SIN G -. ut i.11do).Jd i 1111«fi n \ enuc. 'M A P I I ill > p.-int 1 .. t ot "(I ■UP \ NV — * -- net at 1111 'I Help Wanted WANNTKD Mef Mongers at Westl’rM l 'nion Telegraph <0. Apply ' 1,1 Hood pay. " (H E L P W A N T E D -G i r l -I i' \ N A . i i la , ....antee.1 ruoln ' at ti c! I.lKtlf Truck I’nn«l Truck Cab HOy T. T. l-'.ir.) — | II?ll 111 I H* --Ton Ton »SSE.60-b1|BB f . n i si tiss.oo »;sr, oo '/* Tru-k ' J29C.no 't?j«Sh rage. down. bn Iunco P. O. Box I’. lii. or Miscellaneous J J lI S lt ’l l u n t u u a For Sale (it„ ,lt ;,or, K, „ t Soi.ond St. y NEW ERA I LI N I L Ii J , J " . I' I r,. - t IH and printing at rea onali'e |iric. Up pnsite I'o.i l)tr„ e. Phone lid a III - r tl IX: : VX will rail to s,-e y.,u vv r- t \ 11•■ ini i . -t .... Tt.c i ' .. . ksi.ii, v i . to -,. i .11 PI Rl.lt STENOGR \ 1*11 KR 'll. I'litll* - a lx' O •I Tig SHI,.* 1 - «*hi o - r ii xi.t ... Iii .,•<••<>) Xic EDNA LORD. Office . f II I! .Al'\ I" It I I SI Ni • g. i , i , . if ,t I .c u u . Park Avenue. Phone •!!'.' re,-n ht-v pot.-it nil I.’,'.. t« Pa latka llnilv Non is , i, i.,i a ti-.l in It K A L T i s d \ I F." an industrial and ag 1 1, nil oi nl -ee .1, U S P E R L IN G , so'. Iii i >i. n to n ___ I or .alls! SilhiliVi'li.f! to Or -t*-t--I-+ -P-9-i--t*-i- V-I*-I*-y-t -I- -y ^ -t*-i* v + -y ’1-4* + -I* q. + *■' *£ <■v v -s--r t + t v 10 l „ . Mr *- > 1 f . .o r ... bodv. . viMim ■ I. «II. . P I’ IU ll I,.I.Il’ s SONS i. 1 .1 .IPH SII\* ' »-*■«- “V .-fit r •I V i + Jt ■t ■! v ■! I . 1" ' s‘ M " • , OHIO - X e n i x . Make your *f Is I *• IONS (\M tlnough N11l tin ough tin* tin* Xenia -Venin Ga/eUe. i.iio-ui*. -> si PI........... I'M t-~S Xenia. Ohio. Ra h agricultural M. Sd ATit) N. |district. Want ad and display ■p I INI hr,gr.i Sanford r « t « on rvijuegt. _ - i Street , sf 1 I, * I ■! I 1 >1 AT ION* Imliif) ll-ilf ' >-M. .. siiiile. Elm I. -. 1 1 , 1 ! r.e -i.,ii„r,Mag”"I 1 ir-t and Elm, I 1 ,, |, Street. in ,(n- CitfMffcl'* ADV e RTIHP. In it.e Journal-Hcr „1,| South Georgia’* greatest > newspaper. Morning, afternoon. ' Meek,y and Sunday ( laaotied rate* I«c per line. Wuycrorv* Jouinal , * mm ., l"'">il I’ ' ' ■u p . '1^ 1 -11 I 11 1 tlP-r In x l I n ’ aiv 1 ll'i-i t i\ «• I'm' »n\ |in>|m il 0 0 1 of H E R A L D Classified Ads it ■ ■ tl \l.\\ ■ '.s v ii ti , ,1.. -1 [ J * e* 1* 4-4* .M.W A V S 4 v ,j. 1 1 4" + D I M ' E R E M ------ IN ( HM’O R T l M IA mm ■>4- -t-:-+-k »« Mil ||,rH f.I n»" 1 |. »l| *Itl 4fI | \|.11l|H llllt » AND DT32B M lh I 1* V , . . ■ ■***••:• •• 1 Ml) ( * lift I c •»« I \ i*s By W u. ' 2 . ill' ( My Nxv ...■. 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Moughton San lord Faint and Wall Paper Co. ». tl »iw II* all ihw !•• inlMtii « *• Mi HimIi 111mti**\ and l ha v ’ h1 r | n f. 1 wt|i h 11 l*» 11hi*c|, | u III J..- hi r •f jiImiIimIji »»k nil l""Hib n >* 11*■1 f.M lh. iu. •* JfTlil ft, t- .d| 5 h r '•u il 1 If - •<1 ••l I vpHI till nil 1 « lit.- -- 111i •f 1 IDll 1*11 Doi HOl II || 1 », •'/H 1'lu.* III 1 • 1' oi». f 11I iiimIH uf III# . • 11 * J91.■E ^ 1 Mir f>o9.i iwu y m ri; ' * . 1 Util il* •n i • f. . ml h# 9.1 -rfut ia ffI E . •111J■- 1 ■1 ••I lit ji 11 o f fa Ira uf . 11 . f ■* V »; ••1 ft in •ni 1 V i 11 • i" J 9t • 1 IM|l VmIf* -II \ Ml Shi IN Sit. S,I (I »*t 1 •la O F \niir holm* iiitili |ir«itc*clii>n. On- prxO.tn.il lli.it vial ran give il wilh Sun Proof I'ulnt. SOLI) BY 11 W i l l IA MS. r x3 / qft . F K O F IiS S IO N A L D IR E C T O R Y tie t ig'il to 0-1 . -e > -i all ' ''1 . |x .It . ■I t x il bid .1 - ilpl . ,|> to |III- be t II I •I. -• nl the ' •!.' 1 I TV < I I.MMISSION 4 *. ............... ^-++:-+-y -Pi- V 4 4 u Im I' '.ti -!N S E R V I C E S Till- S A M E i:.i*t ,:7n lmm I '.U S I N E S S lx Hie < il l l'iiiiiili|s .i..li til.1 -1 lie 'vf vt deposited with 1 a. h bid. to gu n 1 •V4r a at, 1 lb., 1 bid.U-t Mill . nl. 1 into •y.-. , -nil 1 a t vv11 Inti l.-it days if iiwil.l xd tile I'olillint All olb- I . he. kn + ,11 t.. nils Mill be pi ■.111 it 1v 1 v1 ill 1u-d pi. 1fit alii>t|s , an I..- l. .d ft,on I Craig J. III' r 11* 4 4 ni,, 1 1 j J7 K 'ii*» . i j » » > Rm S* *» .An ml 1iilviT, w ith |i"i*cil |K‘» cil. 1;- w a i l i n g ;it l-hmu- 1 IH to ln'l|i \ 1.11 r • t r e s u l t * . “ l«MI»uttl'* 1 ni l* Unix*, + 4’ n i i l .if tin- i ' l l . . 1 1>, I m i.ie p e. >ble 111. i it Si |*|.| St \I t l ii A. I- ? aM.Jl(|(*Usf Houses For Rent : i i i o p o s \i 1 m ; 1 . \* n o t tu t S \N I OUII. I I IIRID \ 4 lli-'i bid Will 1" 1..... . 4 1 11v ,.1 Sa 1; t,■■. 1 1 1." !.. i T 1 " . 1. f t III' t 111 • , 1111111 1 1 1, 111 1 1 M $ ,...r ' , \ 1, ' . 1 - 1 Vxl .l v N o. « lobe i ' 4- D’.’ l' ' xt . 1,1 1' , I )■«.' I,"!.'' 1 -t-p I - in pi. 11- on 1.xi ...I it loll ! I.' n 1 I' t bv tile l lt\ I P !.h r to have a c:t|:ull> **f i 1"".ouil . nine feet. A 1 - t tified 1 he. k fxr five p.-i . ni|.l .\,-.l t,. It tl. h tl .-. 1 ' I -••nr* v tl s o - il. s i r .i i i * ..1 loti. li m y , tli.'.n l I n I i I I " ' u - '' <*l 1 IdsMliml T im y 2 4 i n i i m g it imlilly. • .'ill : 1 11 \ i - t - i i l ' " ! ' tin d'o I . ■ Ig pud Is. p in il " I ill. i ; , y , i : ( h 1 In- 1 >ii) * P i t " 1 I'tn "l A 44 , 91144 44 - Ileruid, WaycroM. Georgia, tin il S li n i.i . P i VIllg vita i t •*l» ti l "Spaulding Ro*e F" 1 - . . . I ii.itatoe.s Sele, ted M-ini t. I. 1 ..west P in e s Phone M1.| I "Mila ! ’|edllce I n. O’. I t . f N . I I 11 L .1: Ik It. I'll... . II I I A y . . , i - ..I t i n . 1 1 ' . .-.I ‘J G t i n - m 1 . It -m " t " ‘ Ft | j,| T , , - .1 -. t In v 1 . liov >- | It t Is- d). .1 till m t r ...1 4 r < 1• till W*>• *•f •) f , Political Announcement I I. •ii hi i' •'tM. h. .' l hlit I H HI b« III . UrI. It, I,! f . ■ fill (lor Ml Iti’i' Ilf CllJf \ 1.......... . "ii.i.ii ».f the i*llj uf San. f ■'Ml ,If I 11i lltAl *' I* - t 1fill MI* *Jf * . I'1,, I t .*1 '1 * i® *si , i imJ I., flu* imnltUitl, wilt I t-i t ' l* i l ii11*ji i I t,i I <1 tiki Ini elllumit a f faint. In* .Muiini; ti f 11 let kfol iruihful we, * • "iiin.w fntiti fin >i Mffielal in the fhiu* arnl «mk « i.u'iii nl.u iidiiim hi in which ho -•l.ng PL,M .... '.Iv I b i |. i I . 1 Li 1 \ k I o.l t I I I: I \ \\ 1 1V U 1 1. . . I•111. 1 li e' 1,1 'I I \ 11 M . 1 \ a l i o )iav • . 1 1\ 1 (WK > K " t !.< 1 u- • 1 in m il. 1 ti. 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' •. . . |.u|| FDR c A 1 1 i ^ . i i.ipe and tiV » U 1.. 1 ■ 1 t. vt It. a --,table 1. •' 9 i .*•Ii r i 11)! ’ I* I H. \t 1 "A s \ L \ <; g»v «■ ai t i . iiii . 1 Ce , ., ■ ,1 Ml 1 ni *1 e 1.,, ante Oil to .1 1 !. *lv I v ’Hhi '111*1*1y 1>M, e.l 1 'it r i«! 1 1t l\ L'lV* »?• I f Mor i, , « , -rn! 1*■ Ii\ i 1•v. 4 “it V 11 - IHIO I r i ’t £rhiu«1 1 1 . 1 m i : > V f \* 1 *G h , Mill 1! • tr H *• t andtird bin, k pe. mu feet 1 1•'1■ S I I'M • < -i 'I ) *• 1M i • • ' n l lit Beardnl l Pre- i-1 op. 1 1 v xi ni.- t'ii -1ni. k i, s’, v - x 11; t den III. 9 » • • 1 ‘ .........* u |, * 1 ❖ * v + . '* t o ' 1'*-v > I......... .. I-. •• ■ (.all . i i I-'-- k \\ •I. > ."I'O " " ni.-t. I ‘..III I XIII ,i i. - g I■ i- l* . n. » •‘ 11 v* i v« . i.; .i .II v our !-u< . . . . . . rale* t !* Tl l» inn v 11 fi>h m urn ..lie Itsli III a,IV and il v >u don’t Me have -ei, nil T a n.l I . k * Saul old I amt A, M .ill I ..per < o. Wa’.enlli. , Morning Sen Ux.ak a l.nild'iig ti,„.| Th.)U>:, xD ,.f Maine p c. ,| \ mj s II i i A'« Ml kin.P |!** Jif) iflhM •! iri I hirhlri |tf •at> i f 1 in Ji Mil o' hi • ’ Nf* t* V V »1. ,*rt v Kiu'h Hutu the \Vati*i un»f H"wt lit’ l * \t «hiK i Rate uthl mi applica j. \v-ffiifi* up 1 Ihuii ."'t t t I » !r fnni *1' |.b..ee 111 t i l l W H IM . •;■+ W ill FI IN f. W1.I.SI1 \ "1- .1 Ml Ml I "I -III m i I ' - I I I J.;. nu.iiig - h o t. I'n i i J aid »i’ «»•’»••«-. 11111 11I-it fi! 1lilt* Villi nilllllii'. \ i«u ta « mn Jolt .-!' the .1..... .. Ink. . ko .11 lx.IV I.. I I, 1 -J- i ■ water, *<SB r,} \ on i v;. ('-,11 iin - m-------..! i| \West om* *. i l 2nd St. Call (a ll F n R R EN T Unfurnished roome,' ,-|„s„ 217 Oak Ave_____ .'I" ’ e_ m___2 1 7 Onk Ave._________ I' I Hv 1 v f N 1 i in n * i ii i i i wncu E()R RENT Three furnished rr.n tin M agiiol.a Ave, for light i ......s c . , h , ,,M,m .s , ■• , , - - ■■» s «. * IlDl!' keeping \N«11« P. O. RoX ,*w( VV,• h*n Mill .1“') K Si ..ml S i k t I, 27 I San ford. ' t’L'gH nl.i-d Tlx ............j , . . , , . , . „ ' M-ERA PI A ' I s . , a-iv uuamtlv. John I ul. her of Ma>/ielil. N. Y .V j v , ^ M k 1 '* k |>i*' 1 hiHj *•:*iif 1 < it... k i■ ;»' 111. Jtii i I r> :« f.ill f i ♦*111 his wagon, ■ J li'l.i h t\ • I* i i m\vtii'il i iiii f r w i iH’ht'H iif w a t e r ’ ___ _ _____ fJI. 1’ osier u*'v r Snnfor.l •anf-.r.l stT T S ' 1T . pel 1 ■ w ho V >1! be gl ad \It -le At l„ ■i’TI tint M 1 y. Il"■1field vv|x. It -11 g n g at the Pal,list < 1 11 11 vv ill V, 1. Il t- O tlx .■ ho VC L A K E dl S NU P L A N D . ( I , 1:D •t -t1 oug vv xod, Fl a •t i mi \ \ ) i I. 1 1 i 1 ni: 1 c ■: <■ 1 ■l 1 l> P C Ni . \t n ’A i A l l 4 *!• flout ,, 1 a. . |. ■I 1 i\ U. i i i i r . 4 V -J l-l. up *. V 1\ I’d * I N E * S i i id id INI "1 Dl ■\•> ill \ i ; 1 ■ Oil id \ V. 1 1: i. 1 1i l , it 1 i * rtionm, mljoiniiiK hath, lights. 701) West 3rd iJiJJl'uillpvTy ' mi. 5dig S'V *K| /c-^111.!tT*fueW **** r,H 'n’n,U ‘ kIII)it,h,'n ith ^ sir mat no ' At- ] hi.n h• 'le Id.*HeW -AI-.'* I eonneetlng $2li perw month, 1 ” \'y x ' ' • !’ I " ' 'I" tin '11IU*f ■v 1thi' tu I:* -A.lv f l d n 'g V ! jrvriuuD i iik " t >r I...... t . , 1 . V* \ i i ♦ ... ..TTitT . _ _ _ . . *.VM H »R S A L K . ................." j , l t i R R E N T Fur m-h.-d room and 1 • «" ;'V *) " IHIM E" ltml A1 ve " . , c o m e t -c kitchen. ..n. i,nii .* Nuk /■ Nth. Sst. A \en n — . : v- ^.<M* « --------. i |-~1 1 H~lTFSSL Tm7-~1 rim fii~r~oUH*d , ... ball In.I.' iixm Ho I'lxn- lllgipv.iy .. ,1,'. “., n. ■1I ’• ff lieaollfol a. * lu ,,l," ful rival lli,k" -,-x, but :t', at any any r.1 1 . tl..yv Vheiil 111.-,.. 11|lir sJ|li. ■■ ................... • i1 Via, »'•• '• « -*; , W.- ,i dI bn'Id v.a,r hi.fne, I get J-.II money ' a. k f.li 4.llir , , rilV. . „ ,1(i ,..|,,Vo vxu 1” I'.o t r|,l . ;i! I *l Itifi i*h il 111 .i ti o.l.l- and vvoriies in- .ili i t i . Ma V dll. M» OMa l . « f S infoi.l vvill . . , niiiiil. m vl- ,-*,»$• S A L E or T R A D E for anfni.l |.t. >|. ly. 6i. vull Mill locale! local e l 1.0 l.t .„ .n take M H ..V I 1 '•< n d Tuld-is ard <!i'c.(t l 1' Orlaml • Apply Miller Bnk.-iy. ' » . . " « > »ur age m 3.1 . '« v h . v. . have some beautiful lake W aiting To the Si. Aug..- tin. 1 ’ .Mill' It e. ..rd <)UI i> 1eslilt s. 1 MO . <-it S pel word Slti.N PAIN I ING Sami 1. copy ni, r... 1, c »t S A N F O R D SIGN S l l o p Right TA MP A. r i d m i n \ 1 ni 101 1huly T. m .•«, tile g i.u t b. ■me daily p m . s f-r signs of all kindmb .muni 1*••• Jx-r m->o .! It N N IIT I.R . I'ftkl 2.r-r . :II•*11 Hi* t. or der Wr ite Sanford Avenue .at 1st Street. , r... on tup lele 1 at • inn! Phone -173 .1 i S..II.Ti of VV VI I IVVPKR i . . fra! » T a 111- ’ 1 - e m 1 1,« f|.i huv w:iJl 1 1 mth i thoIf St»ri(!T Pol. i I'tiri "j -mi s One cent |.... y v ,, ii I..4\ ■ th i m v i l i r r •*f nI a vv rd d illv •vv.. . . r.ls n Mold ' " t " '• *>-............. • m e....... •(■" i I III, |n|e I il i.i-iii - l ap. I nil ng K liA lj-h o l A I L U.Z Zxv o, J 'Z'J, , M -GUSpa -HRuNH,.K Ac-' 1... ..... . V Advertismtf * mVI* ’ ; it'Ji ' ist’i w i a - f l i r tn |<» h**:il wil h t In* . •tlma iv h »iim in l» m.-nd nui-klv iinder the powv.fol Hitlxeli , t tb.s vv. |. : If ,1 civ 5*i ie. 1 1x)diil I 'Hi', ittle and 1 Ji Pov,'.-, .Or an.I i’.p -, S d.l . . .. ' x' J , \ ,, , , ,... , I'M '• 1 • -Hi 1 1. th* III* 1.1 t . . . | i.l * dl 11 1. •1 • I All. 11 JI 1’M1 ■f ........II I*r1•i tit ft h d 1• r '•1 v* J " •1 U.9 9-1 « f. * »* it nl 1 - ■ « . - I I.M. h ,1 )) •■ 1 |9l p11Hi 1l*i r •11- 9,i. I 1, ..f t Cl. H \i# I 1 I. 1 ' 'll Ii 11 I l-l VI. Ill VII | s • 1 1 \\ . t ♦■r V til it. .1 1 •n ‘ ,» *9* t • ii tii'i . f \I I I \ V •r v *,t .' ", f•- tM|• 1 • S-'H )1 f u li in. • L a k e l a n d , tin > u g h the Star Tele +f 1 i... t9 . 't .1. 9 "1 • I'! ' > -v iia-c a Iv et 1 • . -I .. t . . I +}• ' ideic . am gram Rest advcrliaing tneiliuia in ■ a. 'i . ve. 'icMee South Flenda Published inoiinngs u I--- . I. S.inford. S tar-T elegram, igtkeland._FJ*____ 1 , -, f (til .11.1 I * •r Dll $2l)ii0.u0; $850 $2VUII a month. M a te ria l iMiutiin^ iTiuicnai i » »".* exfiann.inaiv sjmmmI. i U>I : ' V U" -------- ’ .... I wound, or .'III who h take week* \ * , r ' N -»*m **i ..ii f i . r toithon f ‘A, fI I M, till ': . ' V’" ' ............ .. ......... T o V : " *' >’ ■ x ........ .. ' 1 ' (‘, " i i T.r I - I I . . . . „ . Makes 1- I I. lids," <l-.k Ave . and |r' I . '! I; Slgill si Id turd Sir. . r '"p-v al any .s a N F o RD S T o V E " o R b s Oil Nt" Vl h, gas stoves, M--X.I love-. " REt h Kit ovens and vntrojus. \.a.i . ie. is good. Phone 1UI.--1. -._l I M 1 ii> or night serSheet. I'l.xi ■ di'J Night . __ _ , 5l., ,,rno(| ,)orr^ („..j Illlilflillf 666 D> I Dll's • i ‘1 . 11. ,':V„_rrl; A n n 1 ™ called for and delivered $2.00 per « * * kA- F iX st land. 1 'I..mill, and F 1 * a p t . X i ’GU’s r i M Joltri s <• 1,111 v .» ,. ■Hh* .! D>1 i.Tigb II. Igt.ts. I dol id:- ..II R i x i o H igh kh all ! * Concli j i|; [ Itil II ilioul ! lo rd Truck I 5 299 no ; W S T Corner lot. Kent for $50. 1 T xiirhu- 1 J2'lC.OO r f r f t i I-lirlit Tr | ■X .d M 1" ' ! R E N T — On.- well located , stor,. Three fifty foot front i W-r month. « 5 .800.uo. $I0ml down , 1 1 : 2 K.-r.l ■'aiiopy JICO.OO .V/3B u iitoun Apartmeitt. Fiirtiish- ),,ts .,n f, need, enrage for two ! Halnnc,* to sint. I ''12 rxr.l ): x mi '-xm j ;;i. »o il*, .....i w ; : ; , v,;v.i,r v s " ; s : '\ ia r n \ a r . <-o n s b m . y « s o n s IS .‘ I lb„|K,i HT<»urln,r t JSCO.OO . j, nation limulrt at Hi raU Office, hou^r. Worth at forced unlo Sl!50ti , 101,1 ** ritiiMs t o s i o n : p k h p i . k * %'js InHiirnnct? ------- -------------------------------------00. Sell now, if taken at "tin1 fxr ^ ‘<al hstate. ------- ---III n n I r \ T (IF F l ull AI*Ij C'AN|I ' 711 Park Ave- j, iw,lry K, on. . n.edi-nm'Taie' ra.'h ’ A’),-1........ ••ri..|o . i'* mb'... ' iir'.i.m. h.». M ATTIIKW P R E S S - P R I M INti ‘ Q U A L I T Y - S K R M C i: PRH K. We per time, minimum It I-....................... .Ur- Rp.v *■1- ................. I I •III -•! V t :<0r I II. Commercial St.. IL I! Ave. A L IT T L E TAINT A i' in The Pin.lie 117-1. 5. Herald will brim’ y.oi tog re H A Y N E S A RAT!, 11- F I ' l i t t . i - sal’ s Adv itise those ..id m ’ i.ies and offne .oil titter-. Phone 3 Hi v u have stou-.| iwnv and have 115 Park Avenue no us,. f,>r A ti.'Ir Ihiitv cent to! may bring you sevioal dx’lirs ■re iri llos I M rw l. »•»;;' • .». Phin.. n o . 11.' f. 1 1 'lit 0 K1NDERGARIEN — — --------------------------Ifir1 Make Tin* I Price _____ Jo t ! \‘ If u p ' Touring I MSS.00 tfU Tmirlnx I I1JS 00 »,f£» l i st I Ch,v. FOR S A L E — » room bungalow, ! near lake. 13250. $500 down.: $35.00 per month. FOR SA L K — On Sanforil Ave., I South, Attractive bungalow, 5- , rooms ami bath, garage. Very large lot. Fruit trees. Price ’ $4k6U, Easy terms. 1 FOR S A L E — 7 rooms, bath. 4 bed] house iia ' r g a i n for sa le. rooms. Park Ave. $6500. $1000. I j ,-mir rooms firc „lare, deep well FOR S A L E — 3 colored houses and one lot in ■ Georgetown. One block from Celery Ave. Excep­ tional investment. Houses only re­ cently built. For particulars in­ quire at Raunud Specialty Shop next to Post Office. tin '-xm furnished apartment <•>* |„nd pi,mo in'kitchen. electric lights, •J!l\^nc5 Al!1a £?r term *5 s. , „ i , , a, ----- - - - 7— ;—------ 1 Magmdn Ave. Inquire \\ einborgs I. . ,.r,.„n„.i r,,,ir 1 H I It S A L E —& rooms, bath, gn- Wanted 1f t Rooms For Rent I’ RINTING f rflotwat ------- x — — Automobiles rti.Mn’ %i*. i, Onl* *C :n«| HI. 4 wash 1 — ------------------------ ------------- ----------- TWO LOTS —House nnfl garage j Sanfoid-Orlaliilo road. Si J w m " mi ' : i, S « « w f i . r a B T - H B A . » . .n fN T Y -fir.i aw * ,. iw m h n»w . . cement » o rk . sidewalks, general Imild- „i»d tdaie north of tiinderville Fill IO K N A !.!-. .let.* fu n .ish.nes KO|{ S A p K , . , o t ,.’or,| TourinV. " I ’! ro rxixn ‘I P„|| T. lx scene of stupendous development-I W A N TE D First-class paperhang- . ------------ ’ „ < tl., room .1. l ull Ring, lele- Rend n , nil iilioiit it in ... lV ... ____L ! .... vv ... i-____i a. i i . mg Mocks, irrignlmn boxes. J . E g Mock*, irriga ing Station. S.S.M I cash. Place *1' ' .m boU: e A bargain , „r R..„M,liable terms. Sad- " *'f' the Palm Reach’ er. Wire l-'ea-ad Ar llonnini phone 615. le m illc g e r, I’rop clear ..f Held I. See owner. Waller S in . ford Oakland Co. Post. Sample copy sent on re- Land. Fla.___________________ _ M i l \ItY I’l ’ III.K Wliglit._________ _ Ft |R S A I.E At a bargain a hew ----- -j7----- 7 - 1- 1 *11---- ------- i i -----— " l ’ UK\ KNTS IN F E C T IO N . |umber and Huilding Material (-■(lit RALE From xwtier, modern feitrti-ea foot low Imal All 51* "■ tiT.J-.Ii, Herald OfTui-. I-I.tlRlItA (Mt!,A\IlO Orlando Tho grimiest discovery in flesh | j.rter Lumber Comtiany ! five room Inmg;, low with both i‘" *'*■ Phone -••* __ Ph"ne LIS. _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ mooing ScoLix-l; largest clnssi- heating is the lo an clous llxnn.one. j \ Laurel St. Phone 665 — - and luixi- sleebioi* iinreh. " iruin-, l‘‘tllt SALK AT ILNt I*: ’ ‘ur-nitlire. JU L IA ZACHARY, Herald Office, fird l.usitu-ss, mie u- ,t word, min- j a preparation that comes in linuid - - r I'lmm* 1 t^. Irnrrn ' tc r-i«b u :th nr«|(»r 1uttcl l)oVMl‘T form, It is n Ci.mliinu- 1,1 ‘ 1 *'V14~® w‘ «•tl HI to**L |.«t 5 ton (HI Ilnwii, l»;»l Ml>. KIFn l on >'\ t,i, Melonville Mcl.iMVllli1 * KUU ItKNT Itonm MJitahlo for _____ Sill .............*v - W V‘ , i i .* .< i > i: v \TM>S* fvfft* tu.fl mat i n. Mt that fiiit only T»ur i ’ xn *'• 1,11 . rtco. lit. I________ . A K* nautl. \. *v | •! -plav “ f .i 11 piui ■1*»I«* , l'hnno . 1 ford 11 lirlit * H l OMKt l c l . “ •< • i * * ' •• - >'• I ' * . ' . - ' ,1 a- ' fies the wound of p. . in that irvis-’ c „ i i-vt»ii» r r r i i v i ’ l tli1 ' 1 D’ght________ ( i iNTR.Ai TUI - and I’r.'perty :1° TOM MOORE. Eyes examined, *, '• Infection, but it h.-uls the flesh I ' Nl I.ENIMH m . i . i i m . . , . i ......... n „ v Ift T ----------^ T * ' ' ^ 9 ^ P ^ MANO T U N IN G A: R E P A I R IN G Piat’ o Tun.iig, Repairing and i . r h.i.ding. Edwin t'olborne. Walal.a Aoi.-.. Sanford. Fin. Pl l > r ufflrr or Iff Irl- IrttfiUfT 0T* " T MOKE Business for Si, n f o r d m e r - ! a n ' insertion. 'Minimum 25< i >iu illil.et ' l l '•T h * 51,000 insur- TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia LAW YER county advertise in the I>cl-and L E W IS O’BRYAN. Office in i l," i1,y S ?w*‘ raU' ,c P*t word, cash Sominolc Hank Building Annex. wl,tl on' erMEN'S CLOTHING 'DO 5 0 1 ) WANT to buy or sell anything?” If *„ advertise in S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price . Tailored Suits - $32.50 to $30.;.t1 -aipesville Son.” Oppiwila Post Oirire. THE MORNING .H 'I TiN A I. Vs t he accepted want ad im-diom in M C L T K ii; APIHNfi 1 Daytona f Fin .» On,* ;l word I* I *t voTirrc. Li ci<l<|rrM 5i- uu* ■[. >',m ____________* lAJKIh r ____________ ance policy add 75 cents to your ,iili rat*-*, rut*-* tin. "HI * lvr >°*1 final.''" And If ».<il«t ) nil In |«<ui( ud to nutk* lh- jl-l r ' x - <b*lr I , ■r addrna* a* T,......, nuni bur ir Mill* Abo'll one a tFi uaind tin* n il.r oilier* can't --------- STEW ART T H E FLO R IST" Flowers fo r all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W iriniciu. ^rccrx fit I. *> thor* [unnrr iM*.; WANTED—Work, repairiitjtliftlwt-, FOUND— [lunch of kevs in front erlng, carpentry, painting, paoet „f :n 7 Palmetto. Owner can hanging. Satisfaction ffU»tant*ed hive same by paying for this ad. at reasonable prices. J . R. H o u g h -1 -----------------------------------------“ ton._Lnk^Mary. --------------------- - 1 A p a rtm e n ts W A N T E D — Position, as steno­ grapher. Graduate of Business For Rent College. Write *’C. C.” care Her­ . .. ald. <> *, rwo-n.nm . and one throe- Real Estate JHouses For Sale Lost and Found Wanted TAMPA MOK NINO TRIBUNE— B E A U T Y P A R LO R S --------------- — --------------- ------------------ _ f cn“ in vour suhncription to tho MADAME H A R R IE T . Mnrinello Tribune or hand it to your local work of nil kind*. Rain water ii| (!jlL’r so J'0,i can mod Florida’s Hj'ecinlly. Old F irst Nalinmil newspaper. One year Hank Building. t rnontlls 5 -1.00, three months In A d v a n c e i II |. Advertising ARCHITECT l lrst Nutionai Hank Hide. 1 IRS I S I KKKd . Sanford, ------------- Florida By G E O R G E M cM A N U S PING U P F A T H E R Sanford Novelty Works G O LLA ! l> iV d ‘b E F - F IF* t - V t i K H D O D A IN THU W O R L D S T A R T E D IO tiM O N L b lN C E . M/NOlu M X v. r , c u i .L g ii | QVU I N/E c o d ' a o c-d ' < j j __ 1 p .O ( At - V V i UGRAG * 1 C N H ' I t k T A r s O I T * <GO*i>H 1 V7U2»i\ VALR-iMT N.’ O O L D 15C.A* O f F : V ilV T : “A THV_ 1 T H E R E .S M O o ‘o t : C O IM ’ iN --------- s.r t h e r e ; O ' CONTBAfTOU AND B U IL D k A COMPARE A i \'. T H A H K G O O O td E G G t roO M O T H '^ 3 l ^ A C E ! l<r»«#rul Mi up, h ud m i l W a r k I/Obsing l*aint Co. ' ;ja Mr handle 17* er«on-l.inil*lejr Paint. I l l MAGNOLIA AYKNUK “Call for our price*.** •w' , — / . , SHOKIHG > a ‘. l c ,p&mm -----, r»v -»> 1 . i I. 17 rT r / i ' . j J i i ----- is--— ,— ! ( " — .' if — r 11— - ■ W i d ' .r- . , ot i I wt ' l, F c at uu c S cowi ce . 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A S S O C IA T E D PRESS JIS P A T C H E ? SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924. - - ............ - ■" -fr NUMBER 1 S IN G L E C O PIE S F I V E C E N T S --------- Looney Gas Danger Being Investigated NEW YORK, Oct 31.—Thirtysix persons arc under observa­ tion. or treatment in hospital** nnd eight other* nro in their homes in New York City nnd in New Jersey, ns health offi­ cials joined today to investigate the damages of ethyl “ looney” gas manufactured by the Stan­ dard Oil Company’s plant at Elirabeth, N. J„ which , . hns nl| ready caused five denuth* AyAailrtCGTON, Oct. 31.— Evi-1 «ni(l «hnt Howard 'A. IJttlejohh, dcncj relating.to aj|cgcd money [ postmaster nt Helton. S. C... had pkttqnage in been told by Joseph W. Tolbert. i(be gathering Republican national committeeman Nominee Expiates Hid nf cimipW^h funds from alcohol in South Carolina, that he would Is Greatest Amount of Per­ Cabinet De­ ' dbulera by"nttl»cHes of an internal Ret him reappointed postmaster, Sanford Resident Declares In Reasons Spir^ Holds Gas iD Mouthy mits Issued During Any revenue c'ollecfcr'p office In New if your heart and pccketbook will Letter That He Has Not remain and York, nnd to the collection of funds ‘get Announced for Office And Of First 10 Months This right.’ ” •Of Optimism Whic And Applies Matchfrom .*postmasters and others ,in , He also testified that Major Year; May He High Mark i .i.j.isw Repudiates just Before several Prevails m states were laid before the ( James W. Bradford at Sumter S. DAYTON, O., Oct. .10.— Rob­ had paid 5500 to promoted M eets senate cihtpaign fund Investigtj-! ert Bruetsch, 15. wns "Bosco Total For the Past tipn today. In an effort to support from assistant postmaster to post- Stringfellow Author tho fire eating marvel" lastiSenator C n n h t n r LaFollhtte’s T q V n l l t l M n u chnrges c K n r i m j of n f !rit-. I; mnster. — tv _ I I .the i He snid money was 10 Months $597,490 night for a few minutes. Triday Of Musson Statement INCOME T A X BILL regular prncticbs by the Itepubli-, paid to Georg tAV. Stuckle, “ who he 1s n badly burned boy thnnk-' can tnapagers. _____suppesed ............. v,.,w...... was to............. be a collector for Is Increase Over Last Year ful that the stunt didn't cost Partner light on the celebrated Tolbort.,r Another case cited in the Further Denial Made Thai him his life. Of Over 43 Per Cent ; Total Tolbfcrt patronage case in South report was that of E. L. Marian, Donation of $100 Offered ACCORDED FAVOR East night he gathered a gang, Expresses Apprecia­ Boosted by Municipal Hall Carnlinn, which has been n sub- assistant postmaster at Mnulilen. nrotind him, nnd with his mouth Irgan Decries Ject'O? controversy in congress for S. C., who it was declared, had For Audit of City’s Books W. L. Wilson of Panama City tion Efforts Shown full of gasoline touched a lltfht-' m'onths was given the com- been requested to pay $200 to cov... lluilding permits issued in SnnEmphntic denial that he hail aned match to his lips. There was f Became Of many Declares Passage of This fonl duritlg tho pionth of OctoWr’ By His Associates mlttea in n report by J. T. Doyle. cr the expenses of a trip to Washhimself as a candidate explosion. He wns rush­ of United States Civil ihgton which would he necessary ?for “ VuT re c Commission or that Proposed Amendment Es­ amounted to $152,020, which is a | aedslight )nThatPtirty secretary the r City to n hospital where todny he Service Commission. He told tho j to obtain his appointment. Doyle LJ to ented intoanv sential to State’s Growth NE WYORK, Oct. 3 1 — 111 , jj sum nlinost double tlint for any* wns suffering severely burned Committee that he had made an in- snid Marian did pay money nt dif- „ 11.1 -i n „ u. Mayor Forn fourth atatoment netting jP Oct. 31.— T lie vestigation in South Carolina nnd fere.,: times. face and hands. Physicians tnnrother month of this year, nnd is an j .lake A " ? for * 1a n seat ? ‘ " V in , V that h atlmdv. IS rest body. At the present time Floridn is vcl that Ids bend wasn’t blown, forth Democratic vitiw^ . on , bluet h ead ed b y accumulated evidence bearing on Horn attaches of the office •was expressed in a letter written off. tin- internal revenue collector of ' from Tampa by John Musson, Sr., tin • safest, most legislative and ' incr,,aB0 of * " 0-'5‘ 5 wr W " « ' c a m p a ig n I rsuqs , ,Tohn \Y. D t % J leDonald. a f t e r ft the appointment of postmasters. ....... ---------------Union” ' m*tely »"’ r ten‘ ovur ° c,OM'r> f . I - ! ^ k <1 L i n ' Hf ' state •iinservntive Heading from his report. Doyle (Continued on page 3) v Ih explained his reason? "for on this m q r n and received by The Herald in this wa« the statement of W. I* Wil- , l32n* wh" " l,rt" U‘d l * o uitS morning’s mall. t h e sp irit o f o p t“i m i*s*m t­ I od to h a v e d e ­ only $11,375. Adding that some of his good son of Panama < itv in nn explana­ 3RD PA R TY HEAD s t a n d in g t o d n y In D e m o c r a t ic: j light in ofTiee f o r This was learned this morniltg friends had urged him to make the tion today at the Meekly luncheon from figures submitted 1 > > ’ City ernnpa.” v iml then resig n be- BIG DISPLAY OF ARMISTICE OF 2 race. Mr. Musson derlnred, th')1 nf ibe local Chamber of Commerce Mr. Davis summed up vrhat gemblibff o f th e thus for he hod not expressed his (1f p ^ p , i n h e r i t a n c e und Clerk I,. R. Philips. Besides being SCORES P RESENT h e saitT wns "cumulnUvo ov!» ' intention of making the rare, am! tnx amendment to the a large increase over the corre­ nent. FIREWORKS W ILL WEEKS PUTS STOP thnt he would not spend any time s, n, (l constitution which is to be sponding month for Inst year, the dence of the last few day*’’ M i dp aftern oon n e w s October permits totaled u much FOREIGN POLICY in the munic:->l campaign. \oted upon next Tuesday. t«K )k ocmMbn t«» oxprehi* hi.•< flrratl* xcept In bis letter Mr. Musson lays l( WJW |,r0lllf|lt , |,v Mr. \Vil- larger sum than those for the pre­ nips on the uiu oar. ^ tude “ to hia associates BE STAGED HERE TO CHINESE FEUD partiriilur vious months when the sum was emphasis on his denial , „ n , hnl it j5 liutv „ f ,.vcry he wall (h'finc j ty’s ticket for the $57,0111. It is an increase of $01,­ Independent Candidule Says of the statement if elected he lute Floridan to vote for this parmovement which is briaging to j h\' | C o n tin u a n c e of C o o lid g e i mir mnkt1* •* v American Legion Planning to Two Chinese Tribes In New i would donate ID'** toward an !•*'i t„ u)nr amendment. Its passage is 020 or over 10*1 per cent. A d m in is t r a t io n M ill L e a d 1 '"outstanding developtnenta »n th» > Make This One of Features ^ o r k lily Agree* l o Quit | ^ ,, k C L J l t two m0' ‘ "«u>*'rtunt task that has mo|Tth)1 (lf thi„ yt.nr nr(. shown to T o ImperiaJljmi nnd D e c a y j candiilnry of John N V. DavU reVoHv i'hlle Vears " lie dw I wed that'he never I« the neorle of his slate , , r>u7.4,l0. wlliU. f „ r the same For Short Period of Program; Tickets For ed Thursday about the etidur»em*nfc. WllV made suel! a sTalement ami further ... period ,a 11*21 they amounted «■* Negotiations Unde Football Game Are on Sale BOSTON, Oct. 31.—Senator Rob­ given him by . the Central TrftdM v ' expiessing his feelings along that , l"' ;*n':"d*»*"' ** n«^ed »41C..l I.S. This, it is brought «*ut. he .lerlanal. declared, “ mnnev mnney will begin to ( „ Kuill uf $lrtl ,175, or more than ert M. ljiFollotte, carrying his nnd I.nhor Council of Greater New NEW YORK. Oct. 10 Peace line M, Musson said. “ I do not An elaloirate fiiewnrks display, fight for the presidency into Pres­ York nnd the delivery by him of teigned today in Chinatown. the best ever urranged for in .' un­ October total was boosted a ident Coolidgo’s home state, nssnil- three speeches in Long Island ilia* 1b. Two weeks' armistice between ford. has been ordered by the Fire of per- ed in n s'toorh here Inst night the tricts. “'fi cetioii t S .::::;. l i l *& :hr ri ............. •** ....... - ity On lu-ongs and Hip King tongs ithis eoi works Committee of the American he mad known to '•■•■.'I'tnent and growil n f l i o r a i |nj, K for tho ,.recHon of a city hall recent und present foreign policy Announcement of the labor nc« was effective at midnight last during tlie next 10 1.. >ea,s call (.„st n|1|iroximut<Iy $115,000 and of the American government anil lion was made pnhlle by tho east­ live corpse. Legion post of this city for use as night, the truce being effec­ 1 ,1 1 , , lint lie estimated , n ptirt of the Armistice Day eele<"•« » - cstimuled " K i r ' T new‘ ' Kpi'acopal "church" to v«nu.nd«l that the United States ern democratic headquarters and Mi. Musson's lettei is in refutn- .................. 1 ,or •Standard calls ntten biiition to lie held hete on Nov. 11 tive throughout the nation, it It was further stated hv M. Wil un>ull), $25.tHH, It m thought. h'“ l U ''" a,,m h’ ’ ' " T " T ‘ T, wux balled by officials there a* • tinI. tn nn article which appeared was announced art that l.abor polled This was learned this morning rll l . ' i, rnV f hli h" w,'v, r: '*> , ..... . nl.lv to war and to the deray which revolt tn American Federation or in Tin Sanfoid Herald of Tuenformal r *t# r ' " IH1rn»* “ f this that BiuMiiik artivitien in lias destroyed every great empire Labor rnnks ^vhlch assured Mr. than . ver before blit from a report of the committee as duvV issue in which th :i Tin 1anoinn etnent of his candidacy for NEW YORK. Oct Mintrv who chi l Hr irroator pail x%,|| (*niitimii‘ to ’ uh-oiiu* Davis ‘'the support of approxi­ laity t- now presented submitted to Post Comnianilei hi the world’s historv. Elect A. P. Haggard. It was stated . link of a tniiideici - pi-tol e.'luted H - . 1.1 no the Cm < mmissii.n, was I their huaitii'ss through the ,.v,.„ ^l(.ater during November and “ Duilng the last 20 years,” said mately 700,000 union workers in to folio one of tho thnt D. Aldridge of the Florida through Chinatown again Thors out that ,»... ‘indenendent tiresidential candl the grenter city." Hindi III till* II iMillil III’WM <•ilunillR. mads. They can not operate ,n I llfcemhci. It is pointed|ury< *»««* •»«« n« presW.ntiaican.il lu r ■ ■nt of modern ) Fireworks Company, of Orlando. duv, shattering all prospects of • Thi* ;•i la* i«- wii.'* Imhim! upon bh •I" states , 1, win, h thev are tmw i , h|.n . aI(. l’ r0‘ ilnte “ this nation has abandoned It was pointed out also in tha located as elieaplv as they can in (J l (i immediate neaee among tong war­ ,t t„ it work which will manufacture, erect and display -tailed s,„m ami U>e*i',h„ ff,r<,|Kn p„||r y which through |^tntement sign.*.! by eleven men** j.nf *'iin* c n i c n t han.li tl t o t h is p ii— r riors. I lori.lii lit mi i i f lb i i m tn ,vill boost the totals for the two a ,.,.|,m,.v nl„| a half made her hers of the Executive Councjl lFa% jnhsolrti >eats lienee, n marvelous program which will -1*itr The Chinese consul general, \,\ |. ( i St 11in?fallow nnd whirh ml,n Ii i. levied in t!»• r» maimiig uiouthc and the total loi rvspiM-led bv all the they had Voted to withdraw *ho include several sit-pieces. H | »| m H M **I * » * * • » l«’L rl»l notli’f III otluT with goveri.ment officials from Fli.nda. he said i*. at present rl»" sm upon which wm Id Our government ban adoptIt was learned that arrange..Mental men hunts columns ..f the -anie i«sue _ The f'ce from liolithevtst s, socialists the entire year. A compilation of figures shows v,j |ju. ,,ims and methods of Euro- endorsement previously given S^tt* end f i piritual eii- ii,eats have been completed and Washington f i •tin divtant iitn and In al tong antumni eim nt given bv Mr. Mrmg a'ld main of the undesirable eh* eoiu luMvely that the 11*21 montfis i p,.„n diploniarv and has lavishly ntnr Iji Follette “ hecause wo bava that all of the materiuis und ac­ leaders l.ad drawn up a 1! day fellow bole the alleged signature merit­ that are known in many have been generally greater than ,-iipii.d the policies upon which the been requested by our membership .. altcr- cessories necessary for the display armistice and were about to Sign •of John Musson to place ourselves squarely on r*ei.w't'vt r another a irts .{ the United States nnd those of 11*21. Following is n tu Hi'tPh Empire was hullded. i t u..i I will lie in Sanford and ready for l it In the notice the wnu t nUdgi 1 •are mite be taken in her advy.c* ,j^nxl for tho ejection cfejohn W. DaY 1 .1'' ] Me of the nimnrnts of permits lasbMc-nrh today erwatitur lllow the to«”i b* dug lime. Then a rapid xuccusion of shots i h.n.mdf ..................... i» a u n i t , impartial , and in the industrial and finan l. ,B sued during the first 10 months of tial and South America our^Sft'- *U for l'rckldent and Alfred E. Fin """tatty nfter «ltf] Th(. (|j;l|,(ny , it was announced, i rattled the dusty windows of the intelligent mlininistrn ion of cltv w i l d to keep the true Ainrii.'tin l.ind«. our Egypts and our 1minis. Smith for governor of New York.” • »'ni h vear: affairIt further declared that elections meet Pnr- will hegin promptly at 0 10 o'clock 'little mom where tin v delilM’rat* •pint that now prevail-. Tlie statement contained a ree11*2 I 11elides people are lieing rrimhed 1321 Lee. II III . I Miis-oii favored the nboliti .n Iliait , i defeat oil th ( in the afternoon on the grounds Gee 1 ing. alias Franki 'll Wilson, a- Midi as sevt ral la mm' v 2s. it'd* $ .17,a.15 ml , ' dhmtssioli in order to cum- ommendation “ to the entire mom* of all .Hv p.i-Umnlint alis.dut. .v tie uiione. throne. One .in iiin' ” '» i|m.nr ( |y,|i. |,i„e dock on Pal Sing longaiitnn. -waved tbrou'fh a 40,770 I pel them to pny tHhute to our in- liership and to nil interested In 52.01*5 no. es -ai > lor the best interest of Tiiemla i s of Ihe local trade body, h ebruai) v' l*"i-i fiillowitig following this * Avenue and Seminole Itoiil I ni'ighboring duorwav. s|itli'ked and the |.>>•i I,• lt d th* a.lvnneeinent ol j urged that every one present do Mari Ii 15,Olh ii mat, d.al hiinkeis und Industrial tlie cause nf labor, to vote and 10,1(15 'died i:i tin arm - of a police iletei la that Premier Mac- Jevil nl .ill ii, (tie.I power tn favor of til. April 25,HI 1 ’ irxploiters At the same time in work for the election of Davis." 25.050 the . ,lv's growth He had taken advantage >•( •Ii. lai•<i in- intention (i1,11(1 Asia, \frica and Europe, in the tl.e amendment In .luestioll 15,475 It n believed by those in charge live 1 It was romdg'TwM by John Sulli­ Tin m.toe further includes M a y th. rout' ul the Zin­ thnt this part of the program will the unnot ed pea. >• "• venture into ■tal. ioei t of Mr. Musson's oft. r HI.055, Neal Last as well as In the Far van. president. Central Trades nnd Explains Xmendmenls. 20.110 .1ulie ■ lover street, -tionghuld > > ! the • *lt in, d l b u s be would ........ 02,120 East. Aiteiiriin oil interests nnd Labor Council; JMm 1’ . Coughlin, In a report for the Legislative July 45.055 ,,f the best of the i Wire day ot $1(1,1 to be used as a donation to 4u.o25 c.iiii. ss|.,n hunters, with the uni secretary. kitin' I d" effectively ami that it will be greatly enjoyed |,o.mg-, to bus supplies for Ins I vv.u I -ecumig an intelligent ami i oinimttee. Fled If W ilson gave a A tigusi It*.It'u Central Trades and , i„ |, ^u* v bolls, \\ I... killed b n. 57 001 and ei........ of our state Labor Council; James F. Costello, be >•tn. ed the foreign by all of the people who see it Ino'f explnriuttill of the liv. pm tiuthfid audit of the ertv l> . ok71,020 Sept i in be i aid w bv li.i • . t I•ecu djerinilie.l I v il'M 1120I de|.a. depaitmenl Im.'iil ai an* e competing compel mg wan with m tine, , , . ,, . , ,, ,, ,____ _ posed amendments to be voted up­ (>, lol.ei M access to 41.175 Selling Foot hall lirkets 111- sl.tvel i seal., d .•icruss bolls.' din mg the tm-t two veatK “ .......... I impel latlintlrs of England d'd^yhl. . Metal PolUhor. and on 1 he one com e irung the gov in handing the polito al :> *' blitul I . Ullielil It was also announced by Mi. I'ea.e negoti.l mils were in pm ami F.a.ice lor the rontrol of the I Buffers; llmmas J. w aLdl, delr .iich a stunning Haggard loilav that ticket- for the 1g i c " at Hip Sll g liend.|liartei s III lioillH.IOe.it to till* lo.li.t 'll eminent *d Duval ..uiiiti w i - <l*ed Totals $11*1.115 $.r)'.».*,4f*t* m.ii Id*, .'ati,dial ivs.nir.es This is I g**1''. Budge und . (ructural It n* as a lo. nl at faii for the count \; Mi >ngfollow paid for its insertion Mill.llt bus Sllf football garni on tile aft. moon of P«!l Stu et The hugest Single penult foi it i mli* nt. m thf wimlt «»f oii«» of \Vork«*r^; J^rcunr H Kciitin^, ufjl« l.urlie King. >Imd |s'li bowi vet. It gen- Armistice Dill between the Sail of tile »*n I colics bad jilst pie ai .1 ’ In seme person wa - ->,b«tan the eduiatioi.al amendment wa~ 11. Iubei Mil- Unit nt $(»5,(»PO I'M the |*t l ullMll. ID the words <>( one < * 1egate Iron Moulders; I\ F. Quinn, . tei ..it.mended, the incoine and in uitn.i, ipul l.uil.iinjc. and th. t>ec.«.v,r•■11 t. tin negotw.tO.s his tor g s ttn papei with additional intoima bilght t h a t i veil the ill fold High School team and the ag Thima*. ' I,, be used in the news alt helllatice tav amendment was ret .....I largest. $25,lltlP for the Epik Amen. .i'« hankers, bled England j delegate, Coppersmiths; it ii, /.movieff affair g negation ft" inIvisi-iMin.ee ale now deinand f.u $5tl.llPP in.lcinnitv and white and ieduced hei workers to| j. (;urtts. delegate. Tunnel ahd . mu,einled . the state repie-enta copal Church. Many pel lints tuiigju-tit\ the <ulilliet in one sale and that a large number .,'liei i on. . .on- a,me.I at .till, *. .lid, 11■*1, of poveity t tn*I her Suhvvtiy Workers; Edward Mcamendment mg from »2.u0n t., $1,500 for the Mr Mil- live apiMirlioiiinent I .li.iw .ng re* <i|>t uui>ut.u.n UMtl ,„dusli.ul.sts Cuffe.v, delegate. Icainstrrs until p.uiiaiiient meets of them have I...... i l l '" ibllted mg tie bu-inesi activities of Hip and mpai'lson v.a, ■ vcommended. the amendment King n,etchants in I bn ug". Boston. M i. - atinotiiu ement. ii > oli-trUclioii ol residences were ndglit dtaw then trihiite from ev­ Chauffeurs; Peter J. Quigley, ilulcm umnlaneea the among High School .bil.iien to laconcerning intangible property tax " land, of tinsignatures >•( (he two " sued t I'lillud. Iidna. I'lttshuigh. Cleve ery i|uint,i of the world ingly favor the imme sold before Nov. II egntc. Brotherhood of CaipatiUrM ■aled the fact tiuit ttn v were not at ion. however, did not receive the I'ermils as issued were: \\*IICii log (on a 11*1 New lork Some of those selling In ket utii'ii of the ministry, full recommendation of the com and Joiners; Rulph M. Hchlltur, written in the same handwriting tin Oeg loon, leuilci of the Hip J II. Harrison, $50U, Joe Living­ wns said, are working un.l. i taunting of all the elm delegate, Theatrical Stage Em­ (Continued Fioni Page H Sings had demurred at the lei ms That they were not wiiiteti l»> one IllittCC. ston, $500; Rnndall Turner, $ln; . with the exception of * ployees, and Joseph Basil, debt* After considerable discussion it F. I. Woodruff. $H00; Dinah l.ong hut ptofessed n willingness to nr un I the same person and substan­ later tn- ft.un the Univeraidecided gate, Horsesho^rs’ Union. - in • the morning by Mi . was yy«f mi y *• to not vote upon a res b.trute Th, I l <ln' armistice had tiated” ----$100; Episcopul Church, churei '••thit a!, wa« concluded, 1 The statement by Mr. Sullivan been agreed upon when the shots Sti mg fellow who was inlei viewed |O|utiojt favoring or not favoi building, $25,000; J. A. Grnmling, |the- intangible pre:>ertv taxation $15; E. B. Rourke, $100; W. K. lit inn . I the new house incorporated 'us a part of the an­ - flit tile urblt. atols scumie l mg t<* upon the subject. At............ bis office in the ,ouit house ' amendment becauso because of luck ,*UI’ b" ul*e 1 wm found to be as folnouncement from the depiocratlfi the “ dugout" safety of the Heal ('alter, $100; J. M. Wallace, $200; Mr Stringfellow dcclurcd tliat the u(rM.,.mt.|,t among the memhers of basement Innndi v. August Schneider, $*• ’> ; H. DurI’ EKLNli, Oct.11.— l-'eng Yu- headquarters follow.1* in part: *y,t. orgunizullon organization as to its leal row, $50; J. S. Gardener, $100; J. Authorities last night were *ou­ signature was not that of Mi Mus-. the ivc- ;:'js. I.ubur V " "Tlte memhers of the ExeCUtiv* k!:.7 Ilsiuug. the “ Christian general.” son and l uit he r slated that he '"."‘ meaning. Some heortilv opposed . Imil pendent 4; t o Council of the Central Trades ami .. suiting tlie Chinese Benevolent rigned the name after having writ- | J. Milton, $150; DeCottea, Luke ami in control < > f I'eking, liMlay issuing |,,|| while others approved it Association, the Chinese M. i >. ( ..nstitutioiialiats 1; Key, six one-alory frame realdun- a proclomution offering o reward laibor Council nf Greater New y Tonight is Hullowe’eii' ten the announcement himself Educational Amendment .b a i t - ' Association and the rival 1 Total (UK). es. $ lH.000; John Theodore, hrick at $10(1,000 for the capture alive York, rapreacditinj; one fifth o f . ■ be ri'iinnded of Asked whether Mr. Mus.-" Supt T IV Lawton laiwum explained exinu,..... at .. . ^ $7,200; 1\ B. Zachary, $70(1; of Gen. . Wu I'vi-Fu. . ll|. in the bouse 015. | »>uv .................. ...... i.BV, 1 ng I. inlets uhout the prospects do Inted the contents of the anformer head the entire tn6nibersblp of Urn ‘ • id ........... hostilities ill all the cities ling in th, ..Id house was , it. however, as prepnr .tn n 1 and l-angley. Langley, $500; u*mHow- „f the |j„. C Chihli army. A Federation oi of uaoor* Labor* M 'lit. Mr* Strinicfellovii Mini, ; length the necessity wi,, , Teague «n*l hihli urmv. A reward of American riKierniion nf feted bv calling in Judge Alfred i.mintrmenl. ! been going forward all «•« *> " < iiirht ioiiimI uh to who did ! educational nineniimeni w in i . ur,| Faville, rendente, $1,01*0; Mrs. $5(l,ono I- offoreil for Gen. WtiV |Wt-dnoaday Withdrew Ihc erdoti*** ■*c5 - , << • 4 1' i ''^|i Lilli** g .„ ,t he replied that In did give authority to provlue ad^iuat, | y Houahol.h r. residence, $2,- body meat of Senator La FolIcUt, Vut- gS ■B v,— 2.V*. l.abor 11*2;1, merchants numerous “report spook 'a1'“re,^ "o ^ : “ J‘( llk’ „ y 1 all. v of the ( ouit of General ; *, ld to* uk a Sessions, t" -i* as arhitiator over . Util |IO.**' 1 that It was upon th. sir" “ ' ' ’V'!*" 12' n » L u, .hc '■ 1 1 Harri.on, $200; Kn.mu ,n September, and midyraad’ M liut added 1 , r . . . dupiand for orange tissue pup* . tin tongs’ c o o t".versy. "‘ bool distil*ts J.1 . Miller, $50; A B. Mahoney. FJ'*". MUKDEN'. Oct. .11 - A eflmmun John j uhn \v. Davis. iicitat inn of Mr. Musson. whom jhe [I.midon Cmversityl i. p|ip|., wlUhe., ja, k o -la.r The amendment "f Florida. Gertrude Kirth, $175; John Jef-.ique issued here says thnt after describe,L us a friend *>f bi- „ r state “ This action taken in con'UUC* will affect cu, h district only as it fry, $125; City of Sanford, t w o - j they had capture,I Lwanelmw. 1terns und all goblins und elve' uml Funeral Services Of lion t^lth ihe -previous docjaiatlotl ft in the, failles that have from l.me - ho.' atory stucco building, $05,000; W. [ southwest of Shunhnlkwun, tin* for Dnvl* by the powerful IhUldi'ig . kill W‘U br*“ K lh« Lon‘ muriiil served to lend the pM.|*er Robt. Fa. Telford Held "•’The 'ci'r.'um.U.u-............ . ' 2 ndVanccd towatd C. DcUoursey, rcaitlence, $2 ,l»0U; Manchurians It rength to 400 or more. | )herB „ „ the night of the Chinwunglao. while tWo brigade* Trade* Council of New' York-. Lon^ , AllIIDniMit ■ t if ~~ ,S;: m is m imz n ia v i ir v ” .i W((W.. . W. 11. Beatty, $376; J. K. Frierson, ... ....... ...... ... * • "• $: ui< the gains ami losi- grand international conven *"n The funeral services of Robert (j||f a|jKhtest purturbation met the provide adequate educational fuc $05; Anne B. Sutton, $100; Ernest were executing n flanking attack Island and Vltipity, assures Mr. D$ vis the support of npproxlmataly <"ii-evutives 150; 1-a- all the creatures of the underwon . K T,.lfortl wvrr held at the first m#tu.r According U. Mr. Strmg- illtle* where needed. IVilar, $600; John Theodore, $100; on Changhli between Chinwangtao 700,000 union workers hi tho £ rear- . $eii.l- , Losses. Conserv He furthor urged all of the 1). E. Brubaker, $260; Mrs. F. V. ami Lwanehow. Tonight the very atmosphere will ( u aptjst ( ‘hurih today, Rev. r . I . f,.Row's statement. On tho eve of aluu *15; Liberals 120. The eonimunique also say* the t*r city, he charged with ultra-mundane j officiating. ins departuie for Tumpu Mi. Mus- members of the chamber lo not Lee, $100; A. Vaughan, $150; A. it, tl.e new bouse the forcus. Ghostly witches will be Mi. Telford, who wus 3H years B|)|| B(>^ed Mr. Stringfellow to only vote for the hill but to also Londonhery, residence, $ 1 ,200; Chihli trixip* used itoiuon gas for talk—to---------their friends und will number double seen Hitting dimly across the P*** *Df age at the "m e of Ins death. vvrjto the announcement, in c lu d in g ------ . . -put the . rhnrli's Kunher, $600; Douglas* the first time. The Marvchnrlan*. ASCONTKSTANTS Miss..i < >n 1|( jj Buch statements ns he *iiose amendment over in big style, it and Swojie, three permits, cuch for however, using go* nvaiks. remain­ <• .ht. nioou, stepping un the |wus horn at Shannon. Shannon, Miss on et panics combined. A a importance to thu welfare of the moved to Win­ ed quiet until the Chihlites npmu 11 has been summon- gns ami which he knew wore in con­ CIS and und defying — kll speed laws m Feb. 21. IflHrt. He STOOD AT NOON one-»tory residences, cuch to cost . at Downing Street to- their new broom buses; gtunt *»“ *» ter Garden. Flu.. lHi'H und settl d formity with Mr. Musson’.' views. state can not be too strongly em­ $3,500; L. S. Brockwey, $200; F. N. piunehed them opened fite with phasized. he declared. machine guns, inflicting severe roam ut Jacksonville, where he was em­ (Continued on page 1) kiiti tl. • government will und long tuilt’d Estrldgc, resident'*', $2,000; Mamie casualties un thu enemy. *«..*"* cut** ployed for a number of years. Miss Nell ASnillams______ _ 6^)448 Die -ituuti.iti and decide abroad; goblins, grinning ey»l>. ( ’unningham, $60: M. Minarik, Miss Velina Shipp............. ... rih .OlO llirc ... -|| , ht. shadows ready to, Then falling health made it necesbur-i of procedure. $160; V. L. Cruahy, $160; J. N. PEKING. Oct 81.— All foreign Hiss Versa Woodcock---- ... 670,020 urk ,n uM ‘ th* little hoy who #ury fur him to resign hi. |s.m Robineon, $10°; D. C. Brock, $225; flags, excepting the 'RuMian na­ pounce upon ii.it. nnd -..464/775 and he moved to .. »\ inter Hsvhis m oth ers warning. lion, John Thomas, $60; G. W. Bailey, tional colors, were at half mast Mies Naomi Fallows-----tine* To Address disregards cn. where he was baptised by I»r. i Hiss Mary Kinlaw______ “ The goblins Will get ye if here today while the sntiro diplo$200; Ellis B. Allen. $100; U. E. Roland A. Nichols, pastor of the * out." and all nmnner of Christian Church iherc In August, j Squires, $1*00; Callie Mclntire, matlc corps gathered at tho funeral Mias Sarah Oorirtn--------IStudents Here dont look und Mrs. M.-E. Pgttarson---elves will dance eh I $ 200 ; W. T. Langley, addition and of Edward Bc!l, American charge spooks The students of the Sanford 1Is away at St. Augustine this SutMrs. E. Ai*Brother:i*»o... und the roots of t h e giant oaks 11*20 d’affaires, wha died suddenly on re|>airt, $1,000; B. F. Smith, $100; kforil branch of Interna- an In the same year he moved to High school will stage a tag d a y urd.y ighting for victory on a Mrs. J. V . Boston........ .. Park Avenue, und form fairy Tuesday. |hlc Students has nr- on Sanford, where he has a wide dr- _ * . i j j /for , th« co-eds of hore tho F. Bluir,’ $250; Mrs. Bullock, $200; Mrs. Mary Bovtt............ 1 Saturday .to raise funds the atrange #choQl ^gridlian, HWarmthe ^ |tKtU L. Giuw, $250; Davia Speer, $16: . “ public lecture to be rings in the part*; ccle-Qle of friends who wUl mourn his Mrs. Emmie Wicks in All Sanford will join Wilbur Forrester, $160; George M . continuonco of the athletic pro­ Patient Confesses To Ififtl' Peggy Bruton and conduct a “ victory drive" on ‘hiy night at 7:30 o’clock death. • I*ih- Theater on the subgram and for the settlement of a tlie offices of Sanford business Shipp, $000. Driving Bomb Wagon Miss Margaret Miller \ large debt left over from last year, men. fhzation Doomed." M. L. Mrs. Walter Wight aU w ’iiil'S'r s n s Prince ol Woles Lands It was stated that there are in rf Jacksonville, will be it was announced today. $150,000 Fire Sweeps NEW YORK, Oct. 80.—A man Mrs. F. C.'Oolson — r i h V L i r d lilih Goblin and for Southampton Today The athletic association has com­ Sanford at least 100 business men ^r, according to the anhard O*- Mrs. M. E. Deoly tonight the old order will ch“ ' ' P pletely exhausted its resource* in who could afford to give $10 to the nt made. Small Alabama Aown ° ' ■ W M a' , _ ^ waa tak- Mitt JBUtol Henry SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. 3 0 ,-T h c purchasing football equiprn1'” * ttl>d association without even knowing pivain's discussion of the and Sanford will he ruled, en to the Bellevue Hospital today Mias Florence Malm ruled, by a new mayor-commuy it. nnd the managers of the drive in making other necessary expen­ Prince of Wales arrives home toof great-encouragement, UNION SPRINGS, Ala., Oct. BO. $ii tier, if that title may berinee cor- •day on the Steamship Olympic from ditures, and school authorities de­ are confident that these men will Fire causad $160,000 damage here, after he had walked into the police Miss Albcrrto A y c o c k ----- a. • Bddr-ss is being eagerly ........................— >**•-so tn oeiog eugeny -EL*«<>*>« Hagsn station declaring thit ha was the Miss'lAna n applied ^ to “a W gobln >srd to by the members ^"c(ly tcctly »PPH«4 l° S r or not i his l“ (*r o f the Unltod SUtea and clare that the association a* f*1'* reach for the check book and go destroying the plants pf several down in surrender before the on­ It is not known whether or driver o f the wagon which carried lime faces one o f the most seri­ Rubs Willlatas |al branch of the organi- th«. new ^mlnlitretlon - i l l j«lX -jC nn «U . n one residence. companies a and ous crises in the history of the rush of Sanford's co-ed team. a bomb used in the Wall Street ex­ MUs Emily cwlr Griffin Stewart Long . secretary and school. . plosion in 1920 Mias Clahi Rankin hvain’a discussion of the *r to bring a P°‘ lc« ^ ^ A r e s e n t i D o m O C r a t S S a id TO Those in chargo of the drive for treasurer of the Athletic Associa­ The police questioned him In the Mr*. 8.'F.T)ntton MARKET funds are hoping that the excellent tion, stated yesterday that a season hospital where he is undergoing Me*. DcnUel Stafford SStSJ’Slir Z t T 1; « £ Have received $552,368 showing made by the Hlffh bchool ticket admitting the bearer to ail * l>oruihy Stokes CHICAGO, Oct. 80.— Whaat, De­ treatment for alcoholic polsoni pription of the league of ames ami meets participated in team against New Smyrns last WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 0 .-T h e nee Strfd Ha says he wasi fcimscU tonSdfcnea stricken , Itobirt Laing — nd th* Daw-s plan for rocember,'140S to U l ; May, y the High School this year would Democrats received >622.368 and Saturday wtU prompt many cm ’earl Robson — and wanted to make a clean breast •cottomlcal s*Huat ion here to 140S. Corn. Dec., 103^ to '-v apent$725,050 to October 25 lodus- sen* to "coma across” .with finan­ be presented to those who made 104X. Oats, Dec., 40 to 49H . thcriue WUaon l “ .j*nd the causes of the ' > * of It, m i U cial assistance, and while the team coalributlonji (4 |10 and moreu n S b S «C >l»»» •*« ive, it w m announced today. iV P iawlesiqess all S Mt04> %. rorld. toYr residence*. \Si%i aAfc I 9 , —. Pi *_ fo r |NHERITANCE lent Declares Parly’s $ Strength Growing |Victory Is ■aby Press I [ ■ Regard Of $100,000 Oi'fcred to ('aptors Of Chinese General Goblin King And All His S u b je cts Conte Here Toniffht' “Tag Day” Will Be Staged By Local High School To Meet Football Debt g oj. y. j ^ q X Ix. Z.J* Lkui �. .. ------------- ..7,. , ,, tftftOlV . -tat ■.**M.y ; ii.ki HIGH JUMPING LIBERTY HORSE AERIALISTE’S PET f41 . j „ $157,717 STAGED Of York Plan Visit Filling Fob Clad In LEGION^ NOy. li Eliminate i'f<Tiiritish Africa Purple Arid Silver Continued from pngo one , 1 Relief . IU otih A r e C o n s i d e r a b l y | i?uni| W a s Administered •ter T h a n at Same Tirnej ______ t Y e a r ; C otton C rop lsi Dlsesier* in the £>juth during Ith L a r g e r T h a n in l!)2& the current yean h a w token n tall j ft*: , ’ ■---------! i f 170 live*, nnd mors than S’ fl,uANTA, Ga., Oct. 30.— While 003,030 in property, according ton agricultural situation, ns n |th*' annual report on disaster relief ^ f i , show* considerable improve- ? f *h » S? r hn ‘,,v\Blod M^nt In -h * <y,w «. V . t „ 1 n I irfl'J IUd CrosK. In addition to th? !c ? , , 7 ; P F «l«r»I Besom? |f,et#onr, killed thna.mda were Irt-’ UauK (ilutrict an jur.-d r.nd and a,2un .'>,200 tort left homeless. r>- -compared — ------ - with l; jufod | 1023, It remains that in some scatA relief fund Vrf $157,717 was fared section.! ronditiomi «rr not ■nHmSnlsterctl by the Red Cross in ^ J i » T * v o r a b l c a* a year ago. Ilur.i- 21 Sf)“ thrrn communities, tho rc,■> ,s»i .. ., , , , port rhawr, settmr: a new record " : U lhS ° th" ),Vnd- fnr dims ter relief work in the H b > » k * n a jump forward sine? . c,.,,.}, I fining of the fall stator? sc- * ’ ., iK to the October bt,sine's ' Enirr« cncy " ,d WM »*w_ o f the Federal Reserve the victim" of the Hiss*: dintcly." the report _ tk, issued today. /M uch damage i.i evidenced in several cur.es train*" DC sections to the sugar ra:tr woikcrs were actus crop which was. “ badly damaged By r.'etir, working two lu.ur-i after tin *Se -long drought,” , mv* tho re- tornado had puss *d.” The omergRocket is the hridlrlesn \v\>n__ tew. and the dry wcathor was "enrv relief mentirnod in the report said to have heen more or les*< is further explained to mean med. i dor nnd pvt o f the eleven hundred acral throughout the district ii al cr.ro. fond, cl,,thing, and tem­ per pip with Sells-Floto Circus, , luring tbc glowing season,” and porary shelter. ('one .’ rning t li»* permanent re- r. lining to Sunfonl Snturduy, Nov. ‘ some slight damage to all hnbililatinn program o f tho Red " f , ,M.Kcl . 1,1 “ free running, ardlcas of this, however, dm CroAr. thr report «U**larc?», "Kuril >M»erIisi niph juinpiir, <,!«jjiy*jng n ew state* that the Sixth Din- family afTertrd by lhc*5 i» dis'n?*ten» s l * ^oot *n ,n ” ‘ without appan nt was ^iven the aanistnneo need.»d, 1,1 , • «tn! hr can he kccii in the will produce a morh large I ctot> than thnt of l'J2S. as which, when supplemented by its pad room of the lii^ show nb^incr 11 as larger production of vields own effort * would rat the family a xiut for cot’ coal-rd r.wcrts in pockhK evidenced from all crons *>n< k mi ii feet with a m rinal <>td- ets. when Mayme Ward, world’s against the alino..t eantinumi* look for the futut >. In everv . a.-e 1 ■ tniii-uir unman douide soiner In* during the Inn half Sep . Ihe family unit was keat in.r.rt. Miulter, 1)11, 1 , as not to '»• on thi “ put. Hut let Maying appear nnd ember whi eh, uceordin" to the re- The |.di< f giv* n was based on ear."alttted tin. eo!t«.n niekhtg fnl investigation i by trained worl:- ■ Rocket" hn.i only one aim in life id to Bonn* extent ma.l * f..i low- ei's, thus assuring the c.inl.ihu Ji:n f.'llmvinfi her around. Of j S M d c s , " the fail weather who h tors to the relief furnis thal rviry <'lUfre. .Mayme never forgets th.* has prevailed for tin* f.i .i 15 .(a, d.'llni was exp**tided where it va or more in October, will make it most n .oiled." ; possible to continue gnthi ring the •‘ LktAATION • () >) MISSION • In tinting thnt this v.i.r has ........................ been n record breaker for disjisThe retail trade, after kIk . wu-o . ' " ,3 1 ’ , ■ ..... vSt \ V !l |,E. i n (••. 30. Unlavoral.il' compart ous lor the I ho itle's- t-; t . -il- riet li ne wore almost iif. m:in> ilisa* months o f May. June. .July and 1. , during 11*33, they w>i • all . V II v v I e by ttnv i 'August, ub coni lie. led uhh the .mm- * '* ** Jh* in 1H23. tin* volume "of t. small arms. Two of 11 A . ! 1;i r.!* . ' i n | ••ii of sales sales { , . depart mi nt Blot, in tho Sixth *,lh,! '"rnad'tes of this year swept i I >■al I.iim li."iii c;,ili, is n ' ............... he Sixth ,, . L o n d o n , Oil ;to Interest in Ml eonrervalii •. .-ooinii-si ,;i Intrlct in September w.-.. per U' h s,u" *• , " . r Ri.mnii remain Ifc greater than in the earn. I'."1'' ' wnth nl,n ,,n‘l desolation. excavation ■. ■ ' i "io I ei.t nod toirtt-ian .Adnth* last year, the ren ew ummtg tne worst disaster- -••cm* to hi receiving ig'vv impito I tie gi.vi : ■i ."fl.ii i 1 that Show*, tho increase bt-inu uttiil*- |’ ’ r >«•»** nr#*: The tornado of I * • •I.. i t he t r . •tami.tig | nVittejd to seasonal buying. |April 30 which s w -pt through sev- m tunny p a i.s u f England ami wm I. it - . ..’ ifr u.t mg i he state at Likewise according to the re- i s,n,'“i fr,"n Mississippi to Vir- being carried at l'..rli*hend on ! I III ••at t itne oi >• o.iii feting View, “ considerable imtuoveinfiit uhtia. killing I0G and leaving 1.200 the r M - ,.,,1, .ard is ill.'l tl’.' r.'iivi i •at .ii i.| nut in al n in Wholeaale trntle eondili ti.s" is 1 l'« rs. ns homeless; the tornado < f highly imix.rtaot le-olts oil: . • '.Indlented in more than too reporn , M«y - fi which wrought de-tnu lioti j ,.xr, v. , t |rlll ,h,.ir |, to the bank from ftrtn*. in ..joe dd i «v«’ ''(lln.g 50 and le-.vmg u.ir„ llllir nfll , ., , u„|llJllin .tit i in t has I. e l ’ .’ I-..ft Jrt&fent lines of business. Kneh o f . 1 ll<.m Its,-.; and 'he . idhi.t t j_ ....... •nr the .. a I .’ I"M of III) '.t h e s e cxeent on cle»“trteai .-..i n iii . Iin * after eotinty, Tennessee, on ...... i i ;■>!.. tin ■ i •bag. igl " B y * the revi. ,v. lenorted in.-reas-d dime 13 which killed 10 and left lollllll' t ' ‘ 1 ' 1 ' •■amuiat " " we o Hr nf !! ■•'".in origin ’’ In ( pale* for Septcmhei over A.igu-t, *o i" >ple liomeless. worl. h i . ■k !m•i Ui kin a iia i i! In relation to the in ruise- .- i- jXiihooni emeii'. was al .. made 1” in. hi i'-I . R U D . 1V) 11. RepiiMicani'andidates Kqenccd, the review say*» that "an- (..day that the annual (fed • r..-s v Io. i • rt. i ht it •<o) or y o| io, low c.^othcr factor which muyt he eonsid toll .nil inemhct shin eampnign will * t than ]• ii • mc. #vered 1* thc flirt that the*'«• •* v •t ; r 1 In* In t«| in N*»\ ' iiiImt I . v. to f.,r • did; and Dawes "1 i i: ( ;i'? i o.v ("tinil 1taut _ _ # _thU _year produced a c e u .dtil . nnly ........... i \ • I.. tor. i n >.l I..1 • > .t /i* • •ir % <1r (imlu iit ' larger propoition o f the t till <•>. vmg names ".no! t f X> OfU . 1I' In ;ntf nl.l.'.l ton crop than they did a year ago. A\N \ I M l I \ ;t. 1\ t * 'I.i \ 1lit y aio in . • j.,, nml farmers ate also reieiving a I I I I.i; I I! MU .M I I . l!<"• 1 11 I •ir ••'t a"*l ila'v f f.. | better return f ri.r.t ■omc ol t*ie l i III V . l ! \ \| other cropn." \ D •ill ( J| yi nr- I." i , ' i 1 i: in: \ M il ' III IK ly'ij Dry gooil« udes ji!(.< w.-t ■.pi. • ■ . lire it i: ’ i i i i . ii • ported to he larger in all "I (hi •hi f. a I \ i: u ii -it . MPOttill«r elite. e3. ept New Oi ..I i . g i c « ith d •. Ill’ ENOS A IRKS, o n in An leanr., Knoxville and N'iishv.lle dor •• t ■t ra: III i , U n r . t . i i \m itI evhihlt i. M il.t."'ill'll I 'SeptemiM'r eomparoi villi i ll I tl I .1 1 i.•' 11< am! r "I I" •I ti..t August. Krmxvllh* anil Naihvilie h iw the i. i re •- a ■;. mist i ilia' hilt iai'I'Ui * ntlv "• u i; u .M M. reported smaller said, than in o ■ifn tu'i hi Ai g-'itt ion, and vttl. \ ..I \- • 1*1 .’u 1.1 III i 1 i \ti . ... s D. ro i a I tomber. 1U21. ■a - li"|> • ! <!im ..in ui.-ieg the |>r.i h I U i" vva II 1 to V Tho revie vv so > “ pro lie. is t •. ' i • ot jn't’ ing t. reigli labels . n I li lv l i: I /. tf •>i> .1 i van' ;■ .it. 1 I • r ' o m p l i ,,|I. i cotton production in th Ati.u.'i. ■Vi geiilin,. made g'".<|.. will I. h \\.. .1- i ikon ••.i r 1 \ state*, excepting Plot Ida. g •.it I. tt H o t i n ( ' . i n * n> |l. . m l c i M \| <r\\ ; \ ; 11 declined the liilter lit.lf of Septeir t * itig "ig.itd. •<! ... Die Argenti • ' . ta > I . •a r her. Exreskive rain* <Ii<m ».<•I th. Iiii.~tr.il l i II * M llll n on I i i he in: «|m . F - xrixtiling of boll);, and caused tot . . ifa *mt i ml,nl I‘til.It la ■ I th gov el riccnl • ting o f lint and sprouting .d . c l 11o> Ia n 1 1" ■ I gal. I \ opt t t ii i;« _ Information fre.ii Viii iou sm.ree* It'I M i ’. I Rl If 11 at. t ••• i . ■t . . f I ' toj thc bunk “ indienle that then too i mim somer . f \gr a ult or .".I i e ..1 tent , . i g . ..: .. . was nulltu slight il.ll*. overi.ein It. I i. S Ivll'l'l R ^ employment eonditinns' In tin .tir - 1*iiiin■ i.-Ii ■. > • "do Is. lie 1 II a' I "I .Ill'll. ..f Sij|,i i nte I ...o ! D ale I- no Me * . > e |.ri t. ii.l.r • A trlct during September. i nl " ' I III! I K| | . A total Of 57.55 l.iiKM leple*. II- t Iti .. an i u| "i t. 1 t. i del t.. ii'a1.' U M DDRI K ■ v . I , 11 i ; I I , I, • II building put mils Issued iii twentv i *.. i.i 11* ..*■*» M. v maniifin tut. t • ! I) . Il ■.•■I * "1111111- |o||. t ‘ 1«i' li ■ '- ‘ eitlcr. of the distriil in Si t.-ml.ei h.iv* i mpl.iiii." • it tIo v «• " un .*AMI s | ||i 11*DI ■ ' • i..; ■ o*nl f.o *’ This figure, the review r.av •. . . eon aid. l>, -• Il t Ie i i1".id • t*. i el.ii'• i . i I <• I r.M I •i i . 1 ' »' - al | iiuah ■hlcrnhly below August whin the unless Ih.y lii'ii' \ im i n un. I • " dtM • i .....’ hi— high est point on record wiis touch- I—h. Civi man, I .. I .i Ften . hi • • ' • 'i iiiim 1 j g ed. Permit- for Heptemher. Itow- l .l s , uru! I In v. ■ ■i.m nny (i , I * I" I It, In I ., . ii ,te (ju^OVljr, fihowert ii liereentage of '27 giliidu “ ie h ip* ’ l "Dlllltl t\ ’ I'llng to |I.m i. l,\ th greater than September. IU23. li.»vv turn Argent >ie .vaie- mi .. ' " i 11 *•vI't'iit i ...............mil tee Fitiuneinl 11 end also shows an in )VI p hi. i t •JIsi Hosed "Me of • crease, soy* the review, it being good ii- or belt, i than the . a.i • ill laiD o f tin (dal: stilted thnt ra the io:<uU of weekly t'lns.- of imported . tmH. The orvniiDcr* I.. In ve the pnhli. it: ill.’ id tin- llunda Tcpoits tnarle hv tliirty-si* mem 1 it Ilie I leshvt' l "ill •'hill ell ber banks in selected citlmt of t u will hi surprised to see the en.u 1I. ms lib'. Pain i . I ..!|i g-e 01.1) HA I.I. D A R K district. “ idluwed a total of loiinr. i mils ..tl t.le- made .11 A rgeid i n.< In Is IIP.lei t he i not i ol of t he and discounts on Oitobet H nmi - ’ ■•- *.-i i". uni- the !: : t indtltl Ml i 1*.ill! • I. v as a itlloi i/eil to . .iiilje' what higher than thv-V have hei n <i .1. it l m told . i. IP' ios \iti i i •ampnii;ii for $75.'tim «., meet [ On any weekly r. muting date i • I‘.ill*, and tne i.iiiity of goods me 11r. -iog’ needs of the imti Apt II, and slightly higliei than on on ol. •. I t> n. ’’ In- rnllaha. n- ■ Presln the corresponditig report date a * • < > * h ill h had to i Vion-lv heen year ugo.“ Both tun” ..nil iiotnnnd L" ■ ‘ •.»ed ta mnl'. a slut • wide A R K TO deposits were lamer I . .n a vear H K K W K . U S a " " id l"i a sum of $.in,lino to as 1 bgi), il is aaid. w hile ....... miniate - I M A Y N L IM R K R O K i" iiiiing’ fin Un shvteriun ' lion at the Federal lleM'ive Bunk tiiipu: ■ declined very materiullv m o (J A M K S 1 1 K R K ;. *•! i.thudieg 'he State «'..llegi A . It . ' It wa » dot all .1 to roll __> ■ with a year pu*t. •ho ' th. a'miaig'iis ...i •Is t>• ;.eR‘ According to figures i"miulc.l i ' i t ’ .'I* <1 ft om Page 1 I • >u . non by It. G. Dun & t o ., savs Die • dividual np'iul'ci, >f il.. ..rgaii/a ' U >' UtlS'e . oil, III It I1 i . VVllil Ii v Vtaw. the number of i ..miner, ini I. . I . i.i" 11} i noi l. .1 lli.it h is I ■ have ■hinge "I tin . imp digit failures in the United Sl it, dui iios l eci'iv «•«! f .o o i al>|,' replies in g September “ weto : tnuller. both from the niatui'cei of th. Valdosta c i .! Dil'ui iok Sin mgs I .i. last . ^ln number and lot.il li..l.ditie-. high i». Iiool font hall team and iu . s t , im.hi plai > lot th. n .m ■th/in in August, but were sliglulj sta l'd that if tl.. 11 am in <|vi .n-1:., i ! dl.iti lam.thing ..I Ihe work. Iii.lg- 11..iiias 1 \\ . >t o' 1 all0 • larger tnan m Sepliiiibei. I *23. -It ii'd win it . E'niiti (Jeoigin elniiii 1 The number of failures dining pit lod to v.hoh II helieves It will, h •' < e u .< el i , l e i i Ik i i i i i i i i i i o f tl u■oi.miitt. e. and Rev .1 \\ Jarkf " Scpteinbei were snid to have bee.'. viii > wi ' i he willing io eniiic to tinoi " f I ullah issee was named sei ■ ' 1outullcr in eight of the hvilna! lie pervu lkistrieta than in auv tnev- i " i lor a •hu.n,ii. n hi|i giu.le with let i. i v lit*' w.i: k will lie eotimii ' s| hv w innt i of the Flot'idn high iott* month during 11*2-1. aid Imhili t iu. oher s . f '.In stuff .,f Dr 11. *.i v ties «hov;o.l tlrj smaller, (enle than scli'iol title. Manage! Ai'vv < nn.i'.av >.f the \S Sweets' of l.olilevill". ive itive Il yrur in (out o f ihe lluaerve lii'i’ l* id High r . Iio.d team urged •> >t.‘Ii V of Ilie i . Mintliee of _ / Bank districts. Thc heavy rains that fell over a the .Juaioi Chamhei' id t'oininerce ''hi. tt.in ("l.ieatmn for th,- South& I large pigrt of thv naval stoiea tiro- to km ut.'i efferts at the siif.iH.it i f •in PiI'sbyte.inn t hur.h lleuil .iinrlei * . ; e:'vil territory the Intioi part * f (hi Dao He sun! ilm teuin is In item her rcoultod in "ainuHe. ing hiindli .! .oils tinnei difficulties. J.ii k oni .11. eailv till:' w.i'k receipts o f both robin and l.u' ____ that tii'ough better mipujri Uuililing’ |enn its ifiiie.i in Or•.turpentine for the monUl «*• «»«»- , t|K. a.|.,„u „ m,Unique nmi lan.lu during Sip. end.<i totaled , paled with August. ; b c royP'w |if u lliu^ll|r lhe „ Msl 5251,150. Coins Of Period Of Roman Ride Over iiritain Are Dug Up s? It is an open car one moment and 3 0 seconds later same car is entirely enclosed. Studebaker Duplex endt need o f hunting for side curtains in the dark and storm A new ty p e o f ca r hns stirred the n utom ob ile w orld an ha* nothing since the a b a n d on m en t o f the " b u g g y " •lyle o f b o d y building. VJta, of thi" nvuiKon. rpsin were smaller. But Studebaker, on which thc w hole vehicle's w orld has com e to depend fo r reliability, would I rest on only one real contribution to the value i the public. Like nil grent advan ce* in the industrial art*, it i» »o sim ple in operation, it is a w on d e r it w asn ’ t thought o f b e f o r e ” —"------ It must give all that engineering ability could i Particularly since its need has b een grow ing, year by year, ever since autom obiles w ere m ade. M any p e o p le all o f the of the time, want nn o p e n the fresh crispness o f the untram m cled association Striking new features time, and m ost p eople part c a r —to bring to their riding country air, and a free and with the great outdoors. So there are o ff e r e d three distinct models of ciA| meet ea ch o f the three fields o f d e m a n d —the Sta Six, with 1 1 3 -in c h w h e e lb a s e and 5 0 hone motor; the Special Six, with 1 20-inch wheelbsMl G5 h orsep ow er m otor; lhe Big Six, most magr and luxurious o f its products, with 127-inch b ase and 7 5 h orsep ow er motor. ^ et for these same p eop le, the snug co m fo r t o f the closed car, shutting out the storm and th c wind and the cold, has been at times a necessity. Duplex bodies are available on each line. Im dition, closed models have workm anship and rials and beauty o f line so fa r ab ov e the priest o f the car, they must b e seen to be appreciated T w o c a r s in one Sanford SAT., NOV. T he S tu deba k er D u p lex is both cars in one. Just pull d ow n the roller enclosures con cea led in the ro o f o f the car. In 3 0 secon d s the open ca r has b e e n m ade nn enclosed car. O f scarcely less im portance than the Duplex! ture are other im provem ents such as, aut ignition system, lighting control on the steering wh new location o f em ergency brake, improved one windshield and m any others. No hurried effo rts to put up curtains; no hunting for thc right o n e w h ile the storm beats in; no mixing them up in the d a r k ; n o exposu re through holes t o m in them while trying to obtain, fo r the em ergen cy, the protection given by a closed c a r _______ T h e body lines, steering m echanism , and even! fenders o f the new Studebaker w ere designed ctally for genuine balloon tires. Thus the body I harm onize with grace and beauty hitherto unit even by Studebaker. Ju*t pull d o w n the roller enclosures giving instant enclosed ca r effe ct. i lie b o d y is built substantially — sides, c o m e r s and roof fram e are o f steel. T h e roof has cu rved steel Com e in and see these new cars. "NTs, 11' \> 1 >o S T A N D A R D SIX 1 13 in. W . B. I) !'« » • . •t Pa»a. • ’ * l’ a »». • Paaa S P »»i. SPECIAL SIX 5 0 It. 1 2 0 In. W D u p lci*P lu «(oit . . $1145 D up lex-K oad tler . . 1125 C ou pe-K oadalar . . 1305 C o u p e .......................... 1405 S t d i n .......................... 1595 5 Rat*. Berlina ................... 1650 ■f uhctlbrakrt, 4 Jut mhttU, fWettra U. BIG SIX 0 5 It. P. 117 in. W . B. 5 -Pa»». D u p U x - P l i a e l o n . . $ 1 4 0 5 3 ' P b m . D u p le x -R o a d tier . . 1450 4Pas*. V i c t o r i a ....... 2050 5Pat*. S e d a n ........... 2150 5 - P a . s B e r l i n a ......................... 2 2 2 5 4 -aArrt brukrt, J J i x wkttU. f 75 extra 75 H. P. 7 -Pax*. D u p l e x - P h a e t o n . . $1875 2650 S-Paxa. C o u p e ......................... 7 - P m i - S e d a n ......................... 2785 7-Pax*. Barline........... .. . . 2860 4-mhcrl brakes, 3 disc tthtcls, f 73 extra (.411 ptittt f o..b. U. S. factories an j lubjrtt to change without notice.) >•£» T H I S I S 'I U krtm The vi .lotion of n union depot Is proposed for Auburndu!:. sides and b a ck ; hardw ood front. Steel, Ibi cross beam s, six o f them, support the waterpr duplex fabric top and its linings. Here is per beauty, no sagging tops. It ia the S tu d e b a k e r D uplex, so ca lled to indicate that it in an o p e n c a r o n e m om ent, a n d 3 0 second* later it i* an e n closed car. N's^ylerians Han JV'KaiseLar^oSum T;« ( imtinm* Work v->-...... lemnin.l.r of their gunu * srs says New Type of Car StJ Automobile Worl Arj»enlin‘aShowini» Pride In Her Home Industry Products teS^iiSS^ ikTSSt'S . toinber. while supplier* of w n'Jjm __________________________ assemble on tho east «fde o f the . nM -L*, LONDON. Oct. 30 —Tu? ifukc CANTERBURY^ ^England, Oct. park along the north curb line of LONDON, Oct anti ptirhcM of York arc about to ^ - T h i s nndont cathedral city has Commercial ^ om m erviai ........................ ...... will menta Street AH units * ' of* the " cottoe. jo»n t he I'rir.cc Of Wales as royal ; i U:,t revived a custom of mcdievnl |fcc Jn thc vicin ty nnj rcndy f or j of the British cmrtJ rfRrtin-;sndnn to thair father's do- Htnea by cohfcrring th« office of nsrembly at 10 o’clock. | mains. K:ncc their icarriago in I rheriff upon a woman. Incidentally [ •••pjjp column will turn out of o f ! ° f lho fcotJl April. 1323 the duke and duchess j the recipient of the honor, M r*.' p ark Avenue nnd march east on attempt to pass 'venue; the winter month, have teen constantly on the Jump Lucy Green Wells, the wife of a I First street to ........... Pnlinetto Avenue; tup to claimed, will resuj^ t visiting the important cities o f local tailor, has the distinction of [south, on Palmetto Avenue .. Great Hritaln, particularly thc fnc- i being the unlv nom snSn England Eighth Street; west on Eighth doubling the cotte, Street to Oak Avenue; North on lory distrins. whore their delight hold such an office, has te-n to investigate the condi“ My chief duty as* sheriff," Mr*, Oak Avenue to First Street; east the gmpire. Moit J ] tion* .»! the working people, rhey tvcJis said recently," is to appear cn First Street to Park Avenue; be subsidiex to y,, * . to Fifth thb citubllshnient of{ have i -!.! v made trips to Lister w.jtj, mayor am| councillors on south on oa Park rara Avenue am Fifth Street to where the hfcnd of the port at ion condition. With this start t .................... the parade •ttci„lo,l .-m e liub'ic (unction. ' , b '.._ , h h column will holt and i Vi,-.- ‘.he n. rtivnl tlfwn*. *'• * roUTlii »be rtianiiuaidl dismissed fnl* for til thc day to attend will endeavor to m Nr.v royal rnnnlo couple linvn Imve sign!. . ir»> . TIlCk. . ... fl-d hr it intention to extend tiieir 'Nowaday* the umkr-shenff is the Memorial Ceremony at the self-sustaining jn r.eti . points outside the «rspnwlbte f °r most of the actual monument and Armistice Day cotton. Another ! Urli l*;« « r.rd to utidertoko, un warl. iu connection with the office, speaking ..........._ _from thc bandstand in scheme will be a j thej •< i .'r«cy a tii.j in the hat there are sfill certain functions j t|,0 rentcr of (kntral Park on cotton prirc.i by E, i J..-V , •-*.H i.pov.', of‘ IlritiMs Hritistt ff |>e:funn. |)e:fuiin. If Ii aa Canterbury Canterbury mnn mnn had had Fourth Street, and ParkAvenue." and buyers, and a Sanford Street Decoration lATii. i: lin.- been made known i > no hanged, for instance, 1 believe ply of cotton, witho Two bundled American flags I th v 1 . v \'.il visit Mombanan, th<- l iiould have to sign the document ing to supply th, Mriltsh East Africa, in tifying thnt the execution had and 200 flag sockets from the man- tunes of North Eqj .her. nndleave a few days been nroperly carried out." ufaiturer hate been received nnd To Kenya and uT .-irobi r.nd Uganda, i ' rrc ucre women ;heriff« aplcn it hns been guaranteed oy the will be tl.e first time th.it ty m the middle ages, and in tho.hoVe mnnufnetorcr thnt 700 flags, staffs present time' aTil? hrrro, and whether dining in a no (-.-ions have been off* dav • they had to shoulder heavy ,tvv , 11ml socket* will be in Sahford win U . „ 517,500.000 downtown r.-.fe or in th r Sclls-Ploto ! ria . * ! t*f»ilt* f.it* >n*«U.»l.on iinstallation n«stit 11j*t inn liv :I___ i. and■ cI" . ' * for by Nov. o. |rniiroad* -i’ e.1 !-v nay member of ,i . rr.ililarv and administrative ««V«V «?r ny \nv vov. n • i V.mlly. nnd prnbaldv the p c if .f ily gr.jrl “ cookhnuBe." *ho , - ■ . — . .. o f the ( i r .. no.ohle ^ £ T b " aT S I I i.i- that other thsn a dir.- t |.;v/ays mi*l.ii.,i r.ugr.r for tVio p e t 1 *11 to hold- istiie Pay. 1 |.pii •*ii ihv r b"..i been the w nen of the middle ages _ , ---------high jumper, "llockcl" heads the rovai r mbaasador to a ; os*e :>i"*i. office w.ts Ella,, ( " un*0**... . , . The eommittee on Street Decoj First Street, the htdj )m jjc"*; J»*fly i <|iiiiic I* njiing dis. Salisbuiy,. wlu. illthat * . . was .sheriff. of . . . . . ;,|s , noort* .......... - .the n . o b -' itmn facing south xt piny in ffpnn^lr.»lnnrl( and he la otic ... ontli »he embraced religion jjc supporting the Rtreet deco- *and the colored unit 11 la.............................. in e 'ion work is und.T way of rh» ninety perfi rminjc horsea i„,p ' ' c g i im nnd thal they will [the roluma at (),, f in >n than 2.'.,0fl0 neres of lowami retired to the Abbey of Lacock. undei the big top. There are over olr.e than one mile from the ------------------------ -------■soon have the 700 flag* sold. 1Park Avenue. f o u hundred horses with Sel|s! ort l.at.derdal^ has letthe conA'\* ene desiring a flag, socket ! “ The de<<,rated ■ e g ' ! init- <f Sarasota, to c 1 I da tins M-avmi for. wi:n the! Mtnateli fTUO.OOO. Th.* pre tie.it for the improvement of \\ <st and 12 foot 41;i'r pole enn order it { (|uarte: n the H B.I ii . t ;;i added performing wild 1 Avenue from North .Seeutid Street l>v .•dlmg the American Legion pnnyV office, or br .!! he known a* Saras.ita . a anal rag. in the iiijurgcd strc-»t I If t I'a Celebration Head- JJM9. to VAnverly Place. Armixtte '*• I!" drainrigf dis'.ri l. IV , a*nd.\ one lumdrul and forty o x - I tra h"r«o«—the pick of the Innd— weiV . cli, <1 in n t the ,es.-rvc padI’. t o, f ouim <i. M a n y L e ft H om eless, R eport Shews; ____ ^ imi unit < Irons l);»> uuly —l l o t t t r 'N I’ riiit M u r r , snntn- |»rl«*r :$» S T U D E B A K E R Y E A R *\\ ni HTTvilll.t!*. San Juan Garage Co. SANFORD, FLA. 3 i'iil’ .i wliut it tskv:t to mnWr vg c*. Pratl’n and fitmshinv HutIcnuilk Laying Math are sold witji our guaranit-c, “ lou r Money Rack if You siu Not SaliBthd." chicken V; . eM T tcD "f E T v 'd i ■ d I A FEED- Girt? H u m a Triul SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY COMPANY uxftils Avrnutf end Fourth'Strctt. . .a a a aa . • ..Xl..^a S la a.al -a* aB. AstU iUxd StarhctlnK Atir£ * I- JN'O. W.SNEED I'axliq , —^ ^ ^ , ■ i k ; tmm (r ..............‘M lit 6 M ii H ilW w M lI 't r 7 -tia lt.v - j f - . -J i ,< I . ‘ 3. ’ m • ... u 9 �W r^ B C » : f f i P T O 5 S U lM .IS U a l P r i c e E e a u d ic M S o n m is g a la o c c a s io n io ®\ fiU in jiu ,ex p y * ess o u r q p jjr e c ia iio n o fy o u rjp a tro n a x je. c/Is alonghheftri^j cf'jPrcgji&sG [ » ]< c iv q wend our way, ifis ajjpropriah that tt’Qrenew curpledge ^Tofiiiihfulkj serve g w wim groceries ofNaHona reputation a t/jirices inaf refleci irua eco n o m ies . ill x^'-T’ jJatosM m hr ffltoActs W H l PH T H A pbeJM dlhtttJwms ke{p you IPbr cill fin e L a u n d erin M O n ?*® t BLUE LABEL Medium S i ? , ft i ran \ im i D iiiiih 'can OREEH LA0KL p in t i cart s& 7 r O W f i n s •CUV? J .*n B'J -4T 7 .7 3 •t W M n i B I U ; BUCKW HEAT ««w ) RED FRONT Jiukes ih e/oeds you likzbest, N .m c T k fS G U L D E N ’S UM EESW i y i r .y f o r S l i o r f c m s t g f o r C i :. im biscuit % ^ j* 4 ForgourHealif&$ sake "■ F B l a J ir tQ j s v i f & c i S a i t I f o r ta ble or coohin,<j t E I S C H M A N N ’S I i! c & m c a a E F T i I I* Jrk >t S c tz n JSrxuneairTaai i <■ g ’V - , . | Soaksyour ClothesClean ra smalliaiiL r > A . pay ^ a > » ««sn ». d .A SplendidT ell, ROYAL PALM M # # MMQOK^ilS F >u IN E S T Am America's highest qualitypackage qu alityp ack ay C o ffc b o k a C O F F E E T H E *- M NECTJUN E A £ £ £ > 8U PR E M K ORANCE PEKOE ;.n o 20c OTHER BCENO&. A .1& P Macaroni or Spaghetti Package PELS NAPEHA ►j{'W v >‘t THE GREAT {y / 1 i*5zlx ^ 4ii i R s c td fj fo S e r v o %! s ** S c p r c i i g L ; f v Q e n c o d e ;n 7s S# > *« SH ARER C o R N lL A K E S I fe A S T a MORTEN’S \ J e m ^rC ® $72 <^VK V - h -‘ Y r '\ <1 �|y conversation, M r. j ;n tfvj munU^nal camprtitrn. public. ....... ’ , l lJ H,c •'■ an Coach, ivc'.oVcd e a r, now sell in-: f :>an1. t h a t h e had come The la s t n«racrnph o f the ab >ve , , , | nt less tlmn the r.tiiUdnrd open. c ; , . >. Munsons 0,1 article, reliitivc lo me "domititii: i-,.-. ’r Anionciin on the name chants. T h is is the fir.; \$ beyon.. a uhadpw o f $iiKl tow ard nn in td lipo n t n:-.d ,... i,, .V , V v ! note m motor cur History th at thi?. I i m*li f 111 i . t ..f AIn. ail u....i . . • n dnrinr tin- n r v l I'. . . v, , .. tru th lu l audit o f tho c i t y ’s h o o t s .; fw 'V lw t ’ ’ ' ? Mi| h * « been i m , it^is declared. Tit certain (hat w h a t wan fn, fo r the two vnnrn y e a r s ” ., is in nr. nr- 1 l b . past tw„ I^ v 1’ S o c i a l . . 7 T \, * Uud-un Coach’s ,,cW Jfct Pli< itr- sale ol i !,;■ i . i ,. the annonneemetft is ror. I h a ve not made such a <■ „, I! 5 . as .nrniuat $ 1,400 f o r the ! :.tilistance o f rem arks ment. I do not doubt, fnt a mo­ t jj* waY |.;isjcn'(ir oner. S u p er-S ix ca r ■ rom n commit L Mi. Musson. is Air. ment, ‘ the tru th fu ln ess and intel­ lean.. 1 t vit pi,»i,i . ..j .. Iicin(- Kl.rJM' . i il.o 7’ pa»3«iy*er oif 'ii L-,, tieclnralion win* ligence' o f the c ity 's hooks, ns ar. urintfi! which will l>. ,11 -nhulo.l WnC'il this rtntnmcnt mentioned, nntl l wish i n i correc­ throiairlion; 'Jio e i ' i " «lurThe lisruK Coin'll u t i a st.J, that lie would hold up tion made known to the public. inp the next frvv ilnj < :.,|veiti'e sligh tly hijfher than the F. Very truly veins, jicnd to *iod Unit the md i rL- bratiun wlii. h ,. M tie 1 op. n cer. mil m e d ifte rtu liu l < 'I JOHN MiiyKON ras true.” *trued hire. Th • :ub • ; n c■ - will y 1Hudson-Ksaex 1udson-Kssex official will cfllna rmn il btiv official tt.., to face Mr. Musson esticiistl> Ii.* ill*tr) lulled n th ' 1' I .■ the iitaiUv.t in the Ird u -ti ■ •' tv*1 (i” , n-iile frn c I tuii-on. o-i >h t-’anic. |i:u tir-olarlv. will ’l hi t isliirtuiti w a s made posi.il Ii |y Mr. Strinttfellow. ■ i,i iii.ich l»t. •••.»•! •: u nrr uduur lo It nison officinls. In I lie jpillcnted thnt hr i,ii more about the Parade A- emhli* !' i n k ' s >ra. V‘ J' in'“ VJ l ' " " iviftmy; } ''Q , ,n r bi ‘ *‘ hM I hreuuh an < r:oi ,i: th, make ti;» |,,t| )(.rll. um.OUft ln.nk j» the announcement jramiidarv for the cuin1 ', l ' '*’ • ' ' , , a * i'o * ' *or I'l ii'oj. Imviti^r |<c,.|| reached about Sr|ii I PontirHied from nnue nnn |t|«. as?i-n:li] f tin Armistice P ay Vol nnc i ecnomic have thtfs been ihirli was bunded into the second district of New York it >nm.i, ci>! r ' d . i ! auto [())• Mr. Striiu;fellow : |n. sih’ c. wns disclosed that voluntary coo- emid’ -* '• t t . i . ie.t,' \ . i,ji \ c ;I. Mi . U iiKlieli. locii! sales innr, nr heal Announcement tributlons hnd been received by cm ^ 1" ' ' I’.'irairni't hs •Imu M lend u er. s a y * : t announce that I will be . (lf , lu. f rvm concerns r" 11'^^v,'‘ 1 ' ll" .vixantiiue in price is nr !e Inr the o ffice o f ( ity ' * , . . . . 11 - *i i.M i .in Pai k possible i ■> iuivei - h rea use Hud ■ .f the City o f San- n'-ldmu denatured alcohol p ou n d , , - . i i , . Avoeuo i.e'e,,' a ii*, take i r.>nt an r i \ I allow oil tiicir orcaticu n,\t election. My ef- for use to the local cumtudiMi. j»j(. . ,t fa ,,«»"' A h Com mi t t e e T o 'd e Of Money Paid Fnv;': Federal Patronage: a! o ’ tiie col i inch, \, r I. Iv >t»;im prodiu‘I, I III!. ,e. |l I IIii-l 1,1 ..- 0ii F.ssox inch t, ' ( * 1,1 1 111 ,lsl "t. > •<i> iico at tin. t . a r of , s tit of the tuiijre of price e u,t ' .... ‘ t i . , . A\.i-mpetition. conlriliutions hut insisted Hint o n ly ! Its*tc *I '*• the position, t'lmrlc;, Uni’r;, secretary to taillec Llrnt. impartial nod in- tor Frank K. Ilowers, said the cnl- . Linntiist ration of Ci'.'v lei tor knew llmv were ncceiitini; clu<liiut a strict and pin l i.'ului depm t meat said they stopped r ■s'c i \i tij; ,'olhe net.-, itiv e f f o r t will lections last Saturday a ft e r they I the taxpayers posted as 'h a d raised all that xvas needed let cyt'cndUtires o f their the local cntupitiirn and none o f the purposes foi whiiM the c o n lr i h o t ions were used in 'lie I will he in fa v o r o f national rnmpaip'ti. all lo.sit ions not nbso\y K. Truest w o f Manassas. Va . trM.iv for the beat it,ter- told th, co m m itle e thnl he had col ■ : Iu.i-on Ih s e x conches ure tie ar- edit, ..*, il,.. , { t.f,. o f th" 11 * d l c r -ix cy lin d er cut. I f|i, i" i . ti . ■«r I• lio,. .. 1 ‘ ‘ tlit. .r i xxtlh these set f ’t.mnnoei.il Street \|| units will " c w p i n e s , arc m ore t' he pi t> vairuix aim t. u!. f. :■ unot.iti ' 1 vidues in th nr i"'tMy lo .. 'd e c k . " ( . Id - -/ i... ;, i i i • i d l f l h f ' l ' T f'K lilllO n V ( * r.A x.m r J U rU U f It M H U O nj oir.miltrc Is t'roliiiifr L1" ' " ' I" ' in N, rthern V irKimn and that I, had sucirested the am Hint- the U ' SH I \ t ITi i \ il, Veil' fiostmasters should contribute. lie I H i \nn i a‘a ' 1 i isleintum ol . . . the . denied “ tieeest leii ot i ii e ...,i .1 a F” l . , , , an assessment. (eel i i " ,‘ 1, ' • . o in . i <, aitivvav liiat " i |mi at n n el tin (■•mi , ^ppre, ' 'iii the .. ’. our vote JililN M l’ S S O N Sli flc'lila il« tidier Jv, 1 1 rt srC'ett hv Mr, Mils rrunpa ' ■d which hii . r ,■ The !h I till this lllnr n r I n made a pain ; | He|iii'dicaii or(;atii/.ation, hoi ! 1 ; il !'■ ' il to ll - , ■ III i I I'.tl o f i unit I • IIS. tvam.1 '■?, lJ u y j V/e carry a Hne of fnitter that will please you— IP ■ % V ' 4 ? <.cl- —*. -f in - f* ■ A \ i.b ;tft. , >, i n c u r , niii'int; t> Sanio''il, b <t >lii, 1-1 re 11no in v I ,..;e c t .). . i f i; n ’ . all ,| I |n ,b r e " t o r l |n,t p. |.e-y p K lid ! (•»•;.»1ia:i* Fluir,-. ^ Apalachieoisi tlial we ^uaranlee <0 l>r )Vesr>. m receivt4daiiy strimoents. W e have nice fal n m kerH fhal are Ooiicious. . Dressctl or live co- ■ ' ’ . mere. ;:«?;! fa l hens. •.null' I 1 'I la i i..h. for tl i e l.I * it* luuit* ttxide ’ .ll 1^ p., .1..., n-'■ »>-v jV ***.-?7»-•• I\ , i H trmj« sii#ufeITT* «* : in ::.-: \> IIS ,. t it r.'ii.t 1 \an 11 an < > .' t t n y ;>i ; m in l1 ( l i ne t.*J and Florid.I. Oscar N ew ton Nan.- d New Hank Direetoi II, in'., i if;i, l:idt ^aih lh i ihl. Hut id.i III 1 1 Ie I lia V S ISMIl |ii" i a' c l i, I. headed if I ' iiidldllte For U A fT 11 M . l t »N, i id ii , .■ S i :>i I N O i 1 New ton, of Jack'..ii. Mis- ■ . ap ponded t lil-f. "t ” dil. t ■: aid I ..I |ni’ 1 , 11 -aids t" chin in tan ef the hoard " ll i I w, iv '• niar.e a lew i nil itcserve Hank at \ll.ini t e. cdi'ii- .I.- " |ii \ Md !n i e ie d w old appret tut ‘<1. ill I la l ilt.lie Ilf - U' 1 sinned th UcLiYERY FORCE (j | S L O W TU R N O V E R . \ j j: C R E D IT J B O O K -K E E P IN G S M A L L B U Y IN G // ONE j; r \ ■ >i t ii ' p in t o i ! \ • f I» I I \ ONE i ifj G fO tc iy \ C u '^ n l.’ fiK jfja - . i i m t j m u r a i i i a i n a n i ' r " J t ) mi new no i s s , >r ^i in n|nM xi ni « s>L- nU A % > it i ree (71 ‘X uf~SV TO SEE IIoIm* Soap ('ninpany Soaps, I’ lakes, V a s ld n ^ Powders. Face Soap, ho g iv e n Tour children’s ^5 Hi(h Every $1.00 Purchase of 'i n n w i l l 12 7 S i DOLLAR DOLLAR Tmr3orijnx*r«$iBJCxrrinixc*aaTi-' ree \ei;'efahles T .-a d F A ( rr**t , T,« -v»»• * / l l / if n j | ?J I • t * *'•» ‘ »t * li M d M.l ' M ’ l i t ’ S t t ' i ’t IflilleW I . llel I <,'4 . j ,x i- eii •1, how ni:i. it’ in ’E t*:' m ‘ he,, uh th r.. f a i l ..... o bjl ,H Itt I. .w 's uinm e'i a i d t >•' lr,,v L. * 11 >\el in .e. 1 rcecivi i a fresh shipm ent o f W holew lien!, ?'nekw heat ami $\' Miner, ;■ .-x, today's »••• | , alii d I la admitted he had received a list |wi i , i , i ‘ > if, e n d ml., i ..(a, . | J, o f post ma ! r i ' with the sa la t” »• , • \\ ., I,.e i , i,..,, ,.f i. i ( j l h. \ , e< e ived from .Mr. Mur im "M l. ( . no en l-'mid < „■ , m , id Itiehmumi, president o f tit" la fo l d i'u!| anti I’aper t o., win If pithIn an. Id. in M A H n \U !N K \\r have ju st #'ly. S.'o\ S. ami in clown, w i n is without ackn i\\. d.vto.i m erd. hdi n^. The iden is Ih'd m; ii ift- ■ deairirii; n u ’ > funny M rry A drew--, will km>w thai they may jrV' -• *01. *.>■,• ■f! ..U* > 1i. ti • sS.. Pii* . ’"1,’t lot ■ “" .!■ : 1 ’■ Il> i , t, i.: ■i: -ll,. (i .... i lux it i" t !” • i ! J I. \\ 1 lo *' ♦ |l4 •. .1 ii’ . .I':’ in - ' 1 •1i. •; .* . T h u ol; 1 i . i 1 > ’ i.lT w ii >. ; i i;tn in, tmt it liviil:* mil., -i ’ '• ' . ” r af . N i. n ,’ wit! . ’ b tit . *bull; f •■ .f.i i I u. .1 i i'ii ’1 ■,ki Itiupli | A n 1 i i '’i.'il.i tm i !i ’ i Lam** ,t. . llppl t» ii .1. j tit in , ’ ••TS'V<ii r L O V E K B IiO O M M lK ,0 *?’i l TT ti„. Id" il W •’ J 1 'I ” ■ *4 ! ‘ . tut ions Its t" iUl*»<"it Piasters Ice. .£* ’ formed a d u b on th • ■ ' lls-l ■ 'XM*, i ,t.a\ >i a' civ '.*• —civ. ’ T)TA V V A W .K V , i ^r,*s- Ileiird In Oil Si "ale and the advancejiju; f,,r t >i,> Itepuhli an j ( ' T n i H I i i i r n ( illim III! lovvth. If flee- ......... .......... fund ..... , ................. ...... . V..I l l . j l . t l ^ M t U n i t H O DS <Hitipnipn if* |l t kii> ^ i u e !i ,fr , »o m ■ i Ipei 1 tin.ivtei“ s Imi inii lh "'tit and truthinf tin • itx's books for i.Hi \i ill. . . I will it so toy W-l i Herts in kaepiap f ,e , , all aftau' ot th>' i it \ tx dr.llar is a!>U’ (o > mi)1" efl’k ii’ia’Y th;'»n W hy a I !JJ I l t d " a h fa u lilu l -dr'll p M ’ f l ‘ 111 w i l ii i !t-k o i f i ' o ; i i > d o lla r IAND PAINTED TRAY Ig n < \ M IK K K IK S. A V U l AIM) I'K A IIS, H a . n , a n t . s o i a s i i . < k i .k h v . FANCY YORK TOMATOES KNCI.IHH W A I . N I T S IKOHKKTS GROCERY STORK H Remember this; they must have well balanced meals.' Their food should contain the right amout of mineral salts. These salts act as bone building materiaL ’ M r Will U a v f 1T o l t \ n a ' t u b l f s Special mtH B Tlie foods your children eitt today, detennlne their strength and health in later years, r4m i *r: ’'.y%9 7 ILtkin^a Uiat are made of ^ocxl plain wliite flour and baking powder contain the necessary amount of min­ eral salts. Alloy/ your chil­ dren to eat heartily of these bakinga together with fruits and dairy products. This forms nn ideal food balance. l5 Try it can o f “ Old Virginia SI vie uf Itrunsu ick S t e w. ” . L°» « * i i m n n u i n i u « H ) i i i i i : l i f t iX3L\-jr.1■■i an m. iiii r■ u Choice Seafoods. ‘ ■sh S a l t h ' . ’U-i4- , ;iik1 S h i ’i m p ri i v s s t ‘d o r F iesli and W ater F ou ltry, "- e_ When making quick rising breads and pastries such as: biscuits, muffins, cakes, waffles, etc,, don’t fail to use Calumet—the economy Baking Powder. It contains more than the ordinary leavening strength— it’s the purest and surest leavener made. That’s why it helps make your flour foods light and easily digested. CALIFORNIA Fish, •I FANCY STOCK eitliu ’ undressed. Millions of mothers use Calumet daily because they are interested in their child­ ren's welfare— their present and future health. Fresh Vegetables irt I^ancy and Staple Groceries u L > iiy* ■ WK LIKE TO DELIVER PACKED IN TIN Sanford Fish Market — KEEPS STREN GTH IN ............ B H >H '• M P H |*v, PHONE 347 |3I0 Sunfcrd Avenue. John Theodore, Prop* o- ^ TT" A* » •7^ - - ■ A'-.Cfr- - • ■ •» ». * ; . . . » » > 1 ■ | - , ■ 1 » ^9 �' ' — BA THE A Rain L ik e T lik t j •. • . . . I .. » . ». r . t i ere is "good In everything,” The One Invention. tie !ia « tfSel . (ffTectl 'of the recent reason of torlie .* f < lU i Two Disrovcrlca. XX365N' ' ♦! Hit1 I vBi'tiMiT , * ■ • • Vm Happy J-hn W. Dari*. KiifriiiA. uiMkr m \ *t rentiai rains i Florida will lxJ. the hastening of the public Mat trn . M 0 R 6 II Arr Dog* Immortal? road work. It in even possible, that the State Highway De­ T h e A\ATt£K n o i . i . A M > L. IIRA.V . . _____K4K-r partment will take an interest in the matter and insist upon ay A im ! ur Br i s b a n e IC Ht IW A HI) llltllli . m.. Hanaarr (Opjrtchf i*3<) some observance of time provisions in the road building con­ ~L. Lfc... ................ 1 ?\«s — Ila A l t » r tracts. iiATv.a THIS WILL interest inventor*. During of the -storm, a ' hi nift the h i *- most distressing days / ----------------------* when ”r...|T.C9 Six Monlha .18 i<* , 1 In CUfifrr CarrWr, p'-l hundreds o f motorists were trying to get information about Boat? on tlie Thames will i>c proH r. . .VVxwJvl* r IMitl-n 8 1 ” '' the reads, t h e - State. Highway Department issued its usual pelM l>y nir jets. Instead o f * . . . . arrow, the l»>at will have air under weekly bulletin. It started with what these good officials iAt. x n T i r r . i All oMiu.iry card* of U)a«ika. r,j««»liitt»ti» these to call a cautionary note” which stated that due t o , pre-mure expo led from hundreds of Itece of enlrrbUrwpt;nia In re lat ‘‘certain ifoads on the East Coast and ; hole* in pipe? n!ong the Lee! o f the are wintfc arUI lie t l u K t i l excessive rgu lir advi-rtl»lng yttVrin Central Florida have been rendered impassible.” !bo«t. A three horsepower engine T i i r a m o t m t i t T) riiF.ii Then rn m e the usual “ tlopd?*, "Road No. 1 — Nunicr. Fcr( will rend n :>5-/oot boat eight miles Aaaoelulirtl I'rrm l« M f lu » ' niltlrO lo llic ur* for r^fiblu ry to Jacksonville: nine miles concrete,.excellent; r e m a in d e r an hour. Such hoot? can he tised S M O U L tw T K I C K of .nil rfl.tulrt.'-. 'without injuring the bank* of thp, _ to It nr Hi*. <i(h.r>v|o err»|. sand-clay, condition fair, etc., f^c.” (hi* paper anti alto lti»- l - at O H W M A T h e G eT s Next came a similar deperimion of "Road No. 2 , CIcorgia f.m.ii?. The pressure of the a.r on litUlicd .hnrclfl- All rlijht* I OR, AH&en O v w c i k . ejv? Well SENP one OUT wntLNbH ? fM T o o Bu sy . *3M riArfl. ?i» It FRIDAY. OCTOBER SI. 1921 IIBLE TIIOLr.llT FOll TOOAY SELF DENIAL— Whomever will If n O jU r F n r f M>fertiJ* T h i s ’ hi form it ion data covered the roads to Mount Dora and then abruptly stopped, with the !aconic statement, “ No report o f conditions south. Road No. It— “ (Ictirgia line to O rlando" was described exactlv ns if normal conditions existed, concluding with " N e w lime rock base from D unn’s <rtek to Sisco. Sisco t > Crescent City, Pierson and DeLeon Springs through Sanford and O r­ lando. fair." And at that date, (h tuber 15, all thn pipers had been fu ll o f accounts o f th e ra in th a t p u t th a t r >;.d out o f com m ission. coni* after roe, let him deny hiiurelf, and take up his crow*. an<l fol­ low mp. Fot^wbustievr/ will mv< his ufe rhall love it: hut uhowtevei shall lone his life for rnv rake ate * the frost'd.''., nil 1 same rhall *nvc tt. Mat* 8: 84. Uh. "R oad No. — Lleorgia line to M iam i" ha 1 the is n a l * --------------------------------MY TASK Mine Uuok dcbcripLioi) to Daytona and then the laconic state­ Frnrlk Strickland might as well like it ns dread it; to he done anyway; It's all on the program, I reckon It's all in the work of the day. 63^ the water move* the bout. *ii TW(, ilnpilrt ~ ; nnounremcrtt* j tm,,jK.a| *r|rnec, two more m f Y - j ’ **'.m p«” ed. Scientist? in Berlih i *Jiw"verH and isdnied tip, ‘V ■ ratin'----- - j ' M o , ' ■n F ft.y . • * ,« ? . . fi . \ .\ i \ g •’ in o ' r . nicer. A t tvnst, they h a v e i o ! a t ( d a g r o u p <f bai t r r i a l h a t |KM, tec runret in liiuouiU. B It 111s H ?ricnti«t? ?how that inT <d.„n f mal;,rii‘ mrms actually cmiMf * thp <lift «*f irt*nrr«l parntyI VS. I iletr.se never cured before. I* is u- onird th/il the mnlana germ, vvha h under the microscope * In o t h e r w ords th e State R oad D epartm en t at T a l l a h a s ­ looks like n large bine "tone rot t m n n o g . rushes through the blood see a p p a ren tly took no pains w h a t e v e r to obtain a c c u r a te in ­ •if n pniieui, attacking anil de- , fo r m a tio n c o n c e r n in g the c on d ition o f Florida roads. T h e streymg thi r.iuse i f the paralysla.! ment again. No report south o f Daytona i "s u m m a r y o f road co n d itio n s in F lo r id a " was w ritten b y the WHEN a patient i? up Iin<i nhl(s lig h t o f im a g in a tion in the T a lla h a ssee office, an d s< nt to the ton thin tn.k 1 am dreading te v. a il. 1t i ­ next itep Is the cure Waa made for a follow like me. n e w s p a p e r s fo r p u blication . H u n d red s "t stra n g ers in F lo r ­ W ' Add * fellow like me. I am thinking, ida t r y in g to gat In r a c c u r a te i n fo r m a tio n as to the roads ll f niii'ai la. vvlliclt is easy, with I • W a* made for thin task, don’t you th ey w eto l o (‘m o u n t e r road that m isleadin g , in com p lete re­ (|UII 111*'. Nut l -'.g ago that would havo ICO? * - The Girl?’ !' rietid. port f r o m the sta te reind d ep a r tm en t and got into all s o r ts nuPdeil Ilk. viiiMlm nu-du me, or % . 4 --------------------------- THIB IS THE AMENDMENT VoUk f o r Florida H> Voting For It tax upon inberitmire? or, o income trt resident* of tbi-i m atate fchaJI t.c levied by the State Of PJqr Ida, or under il? authority and -there shall be exempt front ijm to the head of a family rellUTtin thi* atnte household g<»s)' J peraunal effect* to the vulue of VO Hundred fffiOO.IIO) Iloliar*.” ----------<•--------ii- - r l Sr|-i A ntnn will always be rewarded in proportion to the amount of 'Work which he din-*, a * ---------„ A* the names appear "o the tint lot, -the Democratic presidential electors are liu- first six. fj' # « -— - »x----- — o f d ifficulties as a result Hut as T h e H erald has just said, on t l v theory that th ere is " g o o d in e v e r y t h i n g " p ossibly the be ietiN fr o m these costly rains will be an arou sed c itiz e n s h ip I'osgiblv the poo p|p (lf Floridjt will lu-gin iim\v to demand-— and to (JKT - s o m e « r i he g o o d inads th e y h ive been p a y in g f« i th ere inaiiv y ears. sene of the murve!!ou- drenrn j cure* ir tlii temples uf Aeaeulnp-j I N' •llilIN It I'rvvis, in to* farewidtt " i turlwoid" tr |i, «ay« ho , - i ertui'- an 1 f ’ liiu-1 . » \ Mon tic i 11. mm rut Je I .I T E K A K Y D I C I K S r S I’O L L Yuu Imve heard mie schuidijiiy I i KN *\\ It 1. 1i SEN 1tN’KI. -io. uf uiiuMiec. "Kill him while lie H o w M a n y W o m e n W i l l V o t e , N o v e m h o r 17 o hupiy." Nu v "-d citizen would I l l g c ' t 's ! a *rj'n i Mil,' i'.ii.llie 1 tl >>' [ hi V I? \ Ii ; i;t j a r y ) •n suggest that f->r Mr Itnvi?, but 1M, 1 1 1 1 1 ken 1 ’ 11 .■fly 1 1 1 tt. II •* get t i ng lilt '■ It 1 v H 1 1 , pa 1 * W.1 nh.t .in uup|e,oaht mmneut j< re- “ ?t! 11 ’A T w e n t y million A m c i n a n w o m e n ta n vote in the N o ‘ iived f. r IIIID litmut .mi week I'll* *D * Di f ■ 1' Ilfll - to the t u n ?*11 rI*1 v e m b e r election tins year. Itovv m a n y o f that tvvent.v mil f f Mfn i n ' { \ \ r i 1U t NllilA \ Jill P"M 1 V : **VV 1 f the •1 1 . t t ! ut till 1". III.' I ' i c . - i •#t» 1 1■ I' M' -iof ' t H i. If, lit •• II}] f M' - l l ' . h . tl i id»" th*irj lion will actu ally m nke u.-e of th e ir franchist 1\ VV**' r. L't 1 st <F d 11* t r« 1 the Me lie., 1Ml ! ' i . 1 ■■■i \K Jt li the jtih' r f - t .1i*» II.t.. \ t-i* 1 kitmmu i;,'.lil the In e v e r y tow n in ih e F n ite d S ta te s tb e ii a l e num lteis ’ i' »1 bjfh't }IHppiHl I Mr irr-v ;j |j . r*t poll - i i ' " tSft l l'*ff beS*1 . ft •■ *tr i i 1 1 1 j." j t - . . 1 1 el urn? i It •<-t 1 a* b 9 , 1! •»1?, 11 ■Mil,lit! 10 .1' o f w om en w ho have not ijuablieil a,s eleetoi s. ’I’fie •e.'-we .sup­ l ,, 1 1 , -Uh'li! lal |>"ll "! th 1> 11 m i i i 11 r a i d 1 1 v* *1111 VVIIIg i 1 ,, « T * nr pose, m ay be put into i w i i la sse s ; th ose vvlin ‘ Tievet wanted f Nf *I.A NI» if iMu * tfi f ! *1t 1*11V1 ah d it at 1" ‘tx| di ft t b» f ,j' 1 TI t • . 0 hr** l tt Fuidt t u g - 11 ’ \ i • »}'• *» imm • « tn! * * ‘ the vote, liny w a v , " and those w h o h ave not en ou g h iutelb ,, 4 r M» . !. jain! . r 1 . « t ll.lilv i l l - 1, W I f .1 * ' ;i 1 ♦> '. in 1 1 • f 11 ••J 1 1 Mil J. J kr* !»»»»* i> liiV* tf ir »|n^s N«*ri g e n r e to s«*e i fie im p o r ta n c e o f th eir fra ix ftise '<ilk n> t ,« *• h fi NV Inf ' 11 1 *ill Mi 111* i l :i' .I'h • ill ]■ I ' f i t n ' d . 1 .iiimii i f' h■ » I *i*»\ if tfii ;r pijtf* and !■ 1**l T||t» 4•: t o . 1 ' ;,t L.t F dli it' i t moi . g ■. ud 1 , < Ifs^fh n n y how poor n rich man T h e class o f w om en w h o " n e v e i w an ted the vote, ativ tf 11 f »!Nf“ Tf i v Hfp f*« know 11*. 1.•mi K- 1 1 \ 1 f■ if i n 1 e! I when talking to Id' pool r< In w a y . have, u n fo r tu n a te ly or not f o r them , been p r e s e n 'e d vfi* ’ li* i I*11 '-*ii|1 t.f fh* it ft *x tit i 'pi. il,t * W \ \ ‘ S* Jilt! "f ]1... 1 .11. tli l.tl h .i 1>m M ' It 1 II IM ‘UT ■f (...jm \r a f 1 #1 1 " , • li-Mlur. nt ih* p *u, 1 f with a n o th e r load to cat rv I hey h ave had < itizetiship d o t tes ii* ' < V will f-t ’Aiiitifii' f *f *1 1 • 1 ' i?h. 1 II p o l l Ml till .ti* l.v - « |1|r t 1, I i i Dll n It VVMllId l i t ' • t i » 1n h» .»■ « fi .* 1 ihriMt upon t h e m ; and w h e th e r site likes it or not. the right V# 1I j 1 , ho1 * fit i 1 tli* fa mi II *1 fl •it hi tig w hii*ri V(*ti*s > f -111. lit. Tllacldef trouble with the install lh i tin i <i > 11 .v* rii rahi * h 1* u suiil kind o| w om an will go jo the polls mi i l e t t n o i dav and vote >11" g. j h , III, only l lull V, | ill > * 4li 1141Hi ill.- 11 ppi it ui I \ r , lot l -1.11 1 - 1 menf f Ian is the remaining instuil *(1f f *»1 t t Jl 11 w* t * »# II /••r ir. »» 1 . ri ? • t r f. 1 iiD*' win''ll* 1'Jt V h t I »hMl > d • * LT lo r what s h e believes is best tor loo loutilr.v and her coni mcnU. I ' » %*•* I ?t >1 if* t'ifirt r*ii*«Uirt» f *|# r !1 III • With the 11'f'l"! T ■' T ell b.i* h i - 1'* ^ el n iu iiilv . Rovniillu.se, u| figy p.-rsotinl dislike M r p o h t n s and T1» V •1111 ' * I VI t ' T ( ■ t 1 J ) I«■VI" I Mu 11V.l u <i b r f*1 taliiil.il 1 • 1 1 t - # It .1 1... r . ! l " l t e h,-- pi ti f i ' i . Rcinemlier there afr five aim u! her a v e r s.o n to g o in g to t h e poll*., - h e will g o and d o het b ve| *1**d 1■?*•l• ♦'Ut'h ’ ' w i’- h hi lit P* ! lat Si-ti 1 . I • I d 1, v. *1 - 1* 1 tutI. - unit V' it, s ,',*r Ut? •• “ i ' h m ♦ *»rrihh f /»*i ** inenta. Vole for all of them » x* | 1 e • I n aid in t he select to i o f wnpt fiv m - n f o r public i tfa e. i a1 d - i a fillfi f f t , 1 Ih " tn . throne re In11 vn |ii « it if r. mi«i t «iu i • 91tt1• ! •»*> •' ms*. "All oin jm•l * n f the 1111*f ■it * j Kil | to t * ' V f. ■r I ’liv',- : 1 dl ff.” 1 1 < , 1 '! ' 1 fiat o th e r iliiss ol w om en , th . la -• l ha* is not inJyHo Ua.-s*4*- ♦*—»»4sia *»c----!4«»» , f li . *1 [ a ■11 , ti 1 a t •* |ui0 1 r mu 'A 11. 1 1 11 . 1 .’ — l ~ ~ n T r r r r r o m Hi gent e n o u g h b, g r a s p Die i m p .i h n u < (IT Die v otin g f rancln .... i *m r i'i|P* 9* p * m ii 11 ^ * -----■ o k >f 1 • f • H. r ' '• '• n P 1. 11* 1 f , „,1 -1Vl *hr 1 in pi i Ti l l ! r.n a Tfveatrical folk are behind • ed I hi a, is really Die one class <d worn u that >,tii l.o drpiouleil 1* - * A h- * !i e.r.,i b 1 11 Idge, liK|uiry reveal? \Vell lb -n, Upon in Ms im tiy ely to *>ta\ away iruiit 11 . p id-, uti tie, t o t nr irm* » ri 1'.,v 1 # 41 <1 i f . 1 J • ..od • . i • t i .1 .44 fig lit VV ' - I *i . I ' f 1 * .» -tt. L » ' |! * i ■ 9 !..#1 Ih, (hat mnk<•x it iihiiiumuuN, iidoiilit-g day I‘ . 1•il.le l*\el , y •1 1 l 1 ' " l , * " 1 1* . V, l.S 1 ltdt • Mil 1 t .It 1 'lie' 1. to Cbnimian Butler t’l • "I. - -I -.III . ; , 1 j. 1 :., n A r ‘ * p1 ' . .d ..... I. M, 1 1 I V, . Mi I .# |* .a p ** 1 ' l o r d If. Ihe IMM Indignant h mativ o f t In .. w 'Ill'll vv , |l i ■se»it being I evil. Ililuil.lted Dill ,t |*J|If) if fi J1■rr 1' ita\ 1 911'll - V ■t ("I'M lid ' f t ' 1 1 .1 k i t * l * Extensi ve ex[ieriinents an bei'ie i l a - o il unintelligent M a m >d in rti are ' i r.*mtn< nt in gone n p.g s nt„t 1?l *• I m " M't .1 ' ( 1 . n#|u. It* f' 4 4 ' Il \ 1 lu I ' w * t 1 ;h. re- ,!' S ■l t d <t Pl odO in tlie d e s l r m l ion |,,g» |., |» lidnig .ill etci i bp. w ork ,' "pt'ot iMierp mi e h i m h v ori , ' "pr "im i ent m u l h" f . ? ■; , M ............ . V i h.v t : .!■ D IT »l • 1 . » t In * f .»!11 . 1vv e • the fase nf eleclMfiod slllid. N o * i ist \ " I fitw ciin ialk Dfion all .u t ot high blow - id. it- i v I•> . to w ' b. Ii,'| 1 Ti f ) . 1 •*. 1>. #. ' • » M* 1* ' ti n ,.• l b ■ t * . » T*• IJ1.M .* t"> .,1 Wouldn't Mint shock you? u• i . I. i 1 . *. 11 •! , t >t, ■ •Mil *1 ^ . Jf ' *\ " 1 • They g o ,n fo, "t nlt o r e " am* Du \ t •I i ol ii i lv .'iin* ' l Du ij' 1. II 1 Mi" ■ ] , " ! ■ M int w O .i I. . :b*ip' “ " ^~ ' a f 1 I t .•, !! ' ,■!,.! ;*«* i d -a \ h t 11 Mi *" 1s i 1 1 Mtir?i s hi*«%11 j, ............. ........ The Haras oti. ................... and Mm mi piitiers s u p e r io r menfalit v T im s n m o t , ■til" about 1 )|;il p e l v ill („ i tlb M ...» .. I. ■i.II. l.v t h> 1't •Ol r •1II 1Ms f II l>« oti a *1 U’ ' 1 1* 1 ' i“ 11 , V are allying mean tilings about each |renent q u ite m dig ..nit lv t fa allega' ■ i ' b i i t lu-v nr. I ii , jnv' i . .. : 1 ,1 11 i > i i iDs nti T r 1 1 .. l>! .ir t it . * . 1 aakl v A till 1 II 1 ol 114 other. Hcern* like there should In in nitelltgem i 1 M! i D-1 litev are, ,iiul m i d< plorahl v t ? f 1,1 .. 1 . 1.-1 *. M,,- | .-If •Ii at t ij » 9 . sii i i I m r 1*1 Villi r »*t #-t v « i| enough' people coining to Florida Il.t i. u •d A f »* . . I m • k, . |i •* ! ' . I ' d vetvv vv.iltp vv om enfl,. tfie< MUM "pt .nu in ol " vv on ,i o . ■ .»nti ' (1 I v 1 1 1 ahead 1 *1 ,!• 1oi .il thia winter to fill up both places. I ll( s*« Vei Ii. wh _ . line kind and ati* !tn-r, shmil i i I i i 1» .1 ’ " t iii. i il i i i 1 * tt • F'n l-J t ( 1 )1 I-1.1 TI . * t. r»i , • 1 1 ■ Vvhi F h Out nf respect fur the memory I sh ou ld be giving tin ir best 'iii?M\ t , 1(111 -l I. ills I 1m I , o f P fl r y llniight.m Mu- ( idiiiubui set t led at I b e t " 'I? I'bev - 1 ■dil I i I i u IV '. el. | 1.. In M1 \ |( *1 1 r* 4k • #.1f T,pT Curtidl halt i ■(! lit Itharji \ o l e t hell Itoiii - I i imv let ion I .< H >K i'f >K i )K/\'1 II T H A I ’S m hit i*a * u .1f ( p diJ'd A il h<|- ilA fICXt B*turd*i> vniM hi* |*1hv «mI with i i vci i m i <ii Ki m : ’I w e n ty mill.oi| w o m e n in Die i h i g 1 *if i* # ii t* ' f ■ Tilts I M a t t i an v lit It 9>Ii t»*rm »r \ '•e "ll r0Ol c||€fcerifn' ;| •*11*•r11 now«l 11 1r* ll*•vf - t * p \V111' Novemliet I, il they cunt I " llow m o n id Fi o| .da’ ijU 'd a 1 * r v vvF4t *< Bit b" wit hdraw ad 'f Hr»t 1'h i*«»vi8*vi# n. Th. i ,* w I low tnanv of .' 'iin lord ' Th*re have I- . u Hyi7H nffnrol , R ° * ° 1b e poll.* *r*•in M* \i* 1 hat i? * laid fnr r m n ' ut u . t•I v if tb|UI()L* nr luted fm thin c o u n t * — Mixir *,, urn! w,*» * fi'9 I'.ngliiiiil. A nd th eir lit, Indf tills liumbvl ' t I • U iub’ Ifit • * ! • * I • h in in purhiti,; of rrtinblied interl.et'? rce 11 T H E FO O L f»"! *■ rn 11 d * V ' ■I. II I. .1 ■ 1*1 ,|VV II , |: V . kilim.* h\ u Midi lor 8,4,111 titire .n go in die pntt* Tut? ST KT* \ UGU.NTl N I Mr sa ah I•4114 t i l l DIM i . i.egn, ^ a tu m p t. to rub < 1,1 jrtpuirii .d young gtjl in N e w ' t,n" Young t h»* v ♦ i \ i ( n t h 1 M,cc‘ ’" lvi’ niK,’ ,:' "t repistered mitnb'e 111III tilt ' Ml N \.\|n . \H 1*1 ih 11 .1 Mi ai l M. » D1IIJ* *ll ill ,,»t I* ■h i Fi f« - Ouit if t *n f v JtppiiiUM' i •n fIt v f*i• ii. v I 1 pl.i vs 11j hfi vi a futi 'il :‘ tald that every'girl rhiuld in ' iak< ►*hr h i!l I f t p 9 h ■ ♦■k *»k *■*t •>i taught to cafve» * I Id . ID 11 ;» \ f t h inMimi it »r * >i TK e ---------- o------ - " ! in i !«« H i, v.hih n Political seers predul Mini .!> HI ti 111 I *t f »aI i I I i N e t S >11| ' u m \ l U » ft I Ml 4 Him acirnf cat vnig Vitif*- and 1.u» m I mlun. < KniininK ISdhick a Iptufc* him. W Vve always btitod ••j| !-T»h1" *n which Ilnnry Aifilt v •f i. . i vv h i Dfi«nt« \\ I lib n ! 'mM ' that I*t vs mI* vs •*f ,i Hi II..* ti- ah » !: I. 9 h • \ met it an l Id ♦*! ht*i hi ( , I.*, r t ha i a>t h‘ .»i* ■xn' fly'rig hvvi'M v mV# i t )i - 9t/a t T f. 11 1 yi »ti . I v a f ! i-t run«fi, i*vpi *1 ine I - > el t l l t ' UN a U i i .. 1 I in ill 1 . ii k • ’ \ J . ».. f . i > n g ) l uliilei 11.< *hvitpzii. will Sturt i, I.],.st pi coin-; p’. cte the lunni l here. Will there ever tie turn mis unit t ' ho ocean? Posnibly. nothing ptc vent! it, although aV'present there sec.nx no neci. Freight cun go on the water? surla-e, paseeTigers b o o h will fly over it. But when men finally realize tiny uir to stay on thia earth for a hundred million years more anyhow, and probably two or three hundred million year?,' they will act Me down to make p e r ­ manent improvement*, not g r u d g ­ ing time or money. 1 EkF? ... ^ g g t o g g t e t e ;. . . OL 1 ...WAAL *■ -aaa ... l-Jj. .viJ HkKSHMtii :l : a inly. 1 ..i v. 1“ 'In .*|*il** •V >> 1.. H f t n l I’ ll ..,,,,. li\ >v hi, )| .11. | ■ I ',1 ' i th i, g- win, , v hell t lie vei l ilunt the l.o fold I' . I li.it ( bid v ,i.| ■in I in m in •< lilt ..r-e n l i e II I s 1 1 1 .1 h, r jm ii- tlui i ' l.’.y tioi ■I i, le M. »•. it A m ? - ri , I hi Till'* « litis mis n.cM lull U’J'wiil win nu ens) vtr|„r> I ,i |)l» T Wit ► t l.Ufll l/»l * ! I \ ut \ : eg tl.i in. t h» ;.t i . . |i 11h*iT lit* j i - s. -If That i ip !t " Mn \M.iH1n pngr*sh from the fnnrth d*-trl. t J1 i .*| | »rpti i•■ij. v, h, ' i • v. 11h • •1’ ' ■' •" it » ll.lt 1‘ Ilfs*]* i M'r I'm I*1■ ml III. hi ’ , : fill Becky VI ... rime**t]nlun Piihupa. i - ’ a mi M .t / Fi r tI . k f V Im t • f i vs ;il[* v i »i ^ i i , p I * Inins iitd I'.u • Il n . i »,nie i,,n |,on o f old, lime I >eiiui) int• ati piling oj u , 1*1*1? D NLtli*111 f tt 11 :1 *4111 In11«| ID* ’ ml it "n.e ' ■ i • > * MN ■ i • i .ir -i t iIM*i 1 a O' the . c vv mil t Ih. \ ilmintst i . vote for Binghuin 1 **»'*> I ‘ 1 '*► «h** ht f i ■ i i - i ijiJfv ...l ed ovt'i i . II-Tf»- 9lit<nf Jf-s , (-At! l.1 .( I I m I ! i’ i* il •' M u 4 h ! It ini *\ - •i■ 1 Ii n •en*J.I ti” t ' .1 i »•11« 11. 1- w* at VAitif s» tlh t*ri Flying fm i i i vL'-ly i* lie.il t> Dr. JRaude, a Met mini a-*- i.i.mei, " h« f * II • I ni ) * « i pu- 4l f i ' \ • * i i 1• a i hh nt Mf human l.ete The (i..vi nii.ii>i.t i iinteii')dutr i “ vivTev'fl. I? nt. nu to have diiK-ovgred a umul Vi i*n l»i4 e11 m|i 1'vllifD U** >tp p* 11 Hip i e co nno, ii • i i *vi i mi if i.n d.Miht v i teguiat in so I -• i vn. m i . , il. htefris moving with’ rciiiurknid.1 t9l «: Jlf vtl i ’ lii c h t I *«*aI |ii H i i i , *!11 in g u im li i ti i•» hu* it \s a * \ t Until* ()< ■.»?- 1‘lis! •tiger -■ rv e i ii*.t I**r i hi- rh* ,i ,\civvaid Mi. enrth Out speed I»«mSi«<i| 9 In vv I Ih ,1 lei ' iI l 1 ltut vs Il­ 9 . mad serv a , vv ill >anri foil. •A 11 ath|i* v%ii hunt i h> >*j) Will certainly put a rritnp in h r. Jf i Iin 11rongii I" rti"i) Th#*r (• will t . :. g •cut i oar * f • •'Minfr hidI t»nic holitn*- * < that comut’s activilitx ••1 Uii ti*»lj \f ?l! fc4 • •t - tlist the I f l l pOHD ot| f|I| i i l ' l i l f il] || | , n Mil t ' ' •m t ti# t nt., * ijt: .nu |t#)| ih • i *ft*»4*n t * In. v1i* if t(..'til Ml.ilii'V l.l'i? ia 1 \ h * a1 11 v v t • l i l i f fl pt D I I M*Ht * ID DD|fHf v!(fl! i f MVutiMf. Joe Hear* mine to Sunf.ud the u**r 11 *• v*, II V } . , hi •:n r> t lie pa?' Ikli*l i !i< i » *>^irt 11::id in n t , Mu nrolit In Mie Bf May lo help drain Me wntei an cuti-rtaiDit Dt f i l X u f l d |IH|I i l . l l Jm ihe celery fuM s. Joe alway* Zt- *•.j rs— 1*nilt«l F1Mil- tt ml w ill end in tn • It- t.lll U MV t helping hand for the nvedy-r* It lust mind? ami V.iI'Il* I'Mll * *11 11 1 1 indgt ? vv ill dc tde Derail. “ hutch" .T rcta A Sih.KNI HD V IC T O R Y t* Joe went to Sanford to (hit the an . In # ! in> < nrt ii i enM v ___ _ of doing the Mime Job here. "Ug tl 1 I " U*| »w* 1 . | 1 1 v ute lmilv id ASIflTV il I. I IjTI/.l.., f^-Klkatmmec Valley Ctirellc. * il, l». n’ul lh.it 9tl. •i we! nmi'iii isn't —---- Sf*?— 11* t-l ill an) ♦hr ' I >1 It elf, B f V No fipot cult underti.k.ng d the I hctl \ em <In . "'is | | Ortfi*of the best cartoon:- vv • have h. w eiyr l. i V-limide < o’ .rely ml •e" I •'l .1 ii. i I vv |i|».t I l u - t Is IV.. I I, L *rer iji some Viup- *V'»" - u Y<*>rr(A t N'K.VT VV***’ k a n .1 lux t utimd u i e I (ml fgr meet ,c Ike nee - - 11i,*s dt c, J h e j fu d « " t i flivyi will cjjuic't f C. (*.ip. elophan' #'hging. *'f>. VV, Cliff led lit Has i si th /n (Hilt vv* w|ih Mn, in, ii. ain’t i^wtne »t ul no ny*, ii i my; y.e endedd Knduy 1 I lb, civic chaiitv and w if .re " N e w tork ('it;. \v,i(i the mainland. ain 't *io«l no M tod n * #-rttcl’c of Mn* I'Vlrlg-l f oi tli 1" ihi < . " i m .- the itidoiui'.atdc : ,.,ri' "I he tun ii I i- !• i iiutone.liiles, n ,t Democratic donkey diiine* in o i i unn.taut.v t b ' t . The tno i no.I ' ' J 111 1 >' ily of ’ lae.i a lot vviitncn jtrm n*. Die l'i«?idci't, pit-aaing i, rtho efiorus, ‘ Hut How'n Hill km I women wim gave then tune fimn mi tliie-*ed ittelf. Undo tin hit d■the p£n[d.e tell ‘ You uln’i gwine ( i’(-raoiii»l affair* in older l . it It :rab!e i.ntl thorough plan of m f ’ leridl -B. siik ati l tutor of Adiv uauixattoi) perfected hv the re|ilo at sal no ao m o '? " ■■■ i _______ t)_______ |wile m i v *uive giiarania, ? mi nut re njiUtives ,,f ihc A n v s r i . i I ity Another amondmant wu ahould dctltution and dc*utai»on. the ut i, bureau ui.d the office!* of the ('hc*t organization, vote for U i* “ relative a, the is-, 171'!„7.u!‘',7.!7v',F ‘ '\Yl'!'.>*'. !!1".‘.'F I'orhimuiitv civic tneigy niobiliz.st itself of bond* kx tpev-ial tux , • *uan riflce. have IntJny tile itn ujnji.vHble •etunsi to »uirender its t;,,l; until Retricla.authorising th# L#< t 3tl?fac tion thit' P t ' n i 4 lii (turn will victorv wns gi a sped And it was f t p # # apvcial 4 » * h nir ulmr n n i .n n o J for the rak. a vt,t„n the fruits id which will II*triet# to [aaue hmula and of other*. . tn- mm ami women redeemed front .. f the authorized indvbtodncxta The < onmiunil) (heat efttnpaign depute. Mu. Uvea of children made ___ I diatrirta, IncludinK euch auc thia year was begun under many happitr and more useful m, their Ddx, to SQ% o f the a»*e»*ed dif fuultie*. la s t year the can fei’t are directed by st long nmi ina# o f tli* taxable property lu va*a had failed of it* goal; there U re»uii bund* into >mthii of larger izakiL*^’ VsAk i> w** m b a m i D . l # ^ V 8 iWt itJuriflj J ' I vhi, I *; i ,, ( . 11 lilt e • v III.I n. () STEER a safe course in fni.uui.il channels, take a helpful hank as your pi lot. r This institution offers y o u the benefit of its experience in financial problems and modern business methods. j SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK I n lc r e s t Raid im S a v i n g s Annunt* Si remit h if a n I " nu > ' i :u i f 111v ' ■ l lung vv hu b m ig t:' 'i t ii * hit.), have >i ■ ilr \nd. of * •1 •»' » Mu- 11.ii i- itud Ill J o i n t h e V i c t o r y ( h ■bh ■ bm nun UB n ” u ■ ■ ii ■b ii ii u IL L . D E A N , ( 'h n ii m an, Dav i.s-Hr> an ( ’lu ll, S a n fo rd . F lo rid a . D ear S i r : $ , fur " v on n ut) e n te r mv nam e on th e N a tio n a l II051 R oll, said m mev to go 11)0 per cent to the -*UPP *^u D ein oera tic C a m p a ig n . .. ■■ u ■B■ . 1 ours v ery Irulv, tt 32 5 , .j Rlca.se find enclosed >■ ■ N am • \ cl(trcss I* * ■u n ■H n ana Riisl O ff ice ■' 1111 I. i h11.Il, ;i vi iU pi* v HUB • " i l l - t 'i . d . Th it i? BU U B B I I I B I I I V R R I t ' B X I ____________________ <l.i r. .*, r t " be i ..list mu th v i H i x i i x * * i i i * * i i i B i i i i a « « i i i K * i a i a R a * i i i ! l ! ■ ■caaBriuB(inLniiritiusuKaMBBUBBuauuuuuBl(UBUU>sl " u i an not begin t...> * chilli Ih',. ,| te wh< t, I Im vv t.i'ri nu I. i . •i>, ( . i . i i l , . ■usCni' n! •id The^BUTTE&MILK Odor tells the taste is a part of Payability! A correctly imluneed ration is o f vitul imptjr'anee tn Ft ID production. "R E D ( ' i ) MR F E E D S " till the 1 ill. FEED Regularity ! iivj secret o f su ccessfu l sRvinJJ r c R- u l a r i t y . A n y person w ho will adopt a nyt nf savin g’ a regu tar sum at regular int va!s if on ly a dollar a w eek ,— will cr the habit o f savin g. To save, w hen the h abit is oncoj uired is as natural a.s b rea th in g and' final rew ard is financial independence*] <1 THEM. Seminole Feed Co. A ; . mma ub i < l aktt'g . hum v- |'rn"rcs> a• e n u i m m i o i i g i M N i i m i i i i i i i i i i i i n v * !’ l l l l | | D | g | a | g y | l t n l l | || a m | | | | U N I I I | | l l l l EU □ •1 u« vImm ;ui ii.1.nt vi - 3 5 3 V‘ hi! h .'I'll ' 1 III! (• th<. n u * t j *.*i . I u. nu ll-'IV. S e r v ic e PHONE 04,. NORTIf ELM K ‘• A COMMUNITY BUILDER S I\ R. FOSTER, President H. F. WlflTNER. rcaas �m ^ v M :• 0 {*. tymm t?w< . r ^ G ! 0 C E Ii Y l ” '': f f l ? e n j o y f e y * , M a w t j , a t f would equal n distance further 1 RAPID GROWTH end than from New York City to Cuba; VI.. MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. - S ^ ! Nta ---------------------- - = ^ = - - - = Phone: Res. 425 - w i r v r cot t iii: r i n r i i K s Atlantic nnd Pacific Ten Com-1 80,000,000 pounds of butter enough pany Celebrates Sixty-Fifth ts supply each inhabitant of the United States, with % pound; 380,is Birthday; i 1,000 Stores 000,000 dozen eggs; 230,000,000 S i m l a c r l l a t l r "* »•»**■ K»»ulna ■! *10” H allow e’en P a rty Given L ast N ig h t B y Mr. and Mrs. M eisch (i U,t ----------------- | | Snlnrt-r'" " t" l a r s l w i T-NiM-lOlO#* Tim as pounds of (lour, enough to bake Saturday the Cr«ht Atlan- more than 0,000,000,000 biscuits; tie & Pacific Ten Company, the-! 75,000,000 pounds o f coffee or more •7 * r " " “ C-h. *JLU? ™ J ° T Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meisch com World's largest rhain C.rocors, I ‘ .'V •\IV , »*1* IN celebrated Oixty-fifth nnnivcr-i nnnlvcr-t cvery beinK worW’«1 , . . . , .v.. „i.iicu the me "ixiy-inm „ _ humnn, (ll, % in 11th*Rtnre* ntetelv turned their to lovclv homo on I sarv of. its . . origin. . . 1'though r,,r >C!,IS 1,11 A - in 1 • *‘ °r«-N (Ipieiei> turnon incur c y # the pioneers the chain L. West First Street over to tno Organized *>> years ago by John store businota, were little known Liva ble* Parlors, Mrlif «xrrr,l („ mnrn |ni| lur n i n r OM,V. Vila, hrr rlial, ghosts nnd spirits of Hallowe’en Huntington Hartford, this chain ■m the countiy at large. Mr. 11 a Hartron 1,1n't rend Ihe -llilNila lift •' .Itn n„ hnihTielc ll'a r. i T I '* ill grown from it’- beginning of [ fjrd .refused to go into debt to on Thursday evening. rnramnnnl. jirty, hastes'. Miss I’nmnlj—-V o t s ns l.rnns'* The Plrnl, Kr „ t e d nt the "t| t r<‘(h." Ue’iiT, « V ? ° r<Uil o ' 1" ' new , teres. nn,i not „ „ , i i , I; home of Mrs. i, , . , , 1 . , *U V* states, occu^' enough proiits were in hand to) 33 p. «!.■ !• i •*' door b> a ghost who turned them tvi.g the envied position of the ijiAnrc the deal did he start n new Saturday -- WILLIAM FARNUM in “BAfaED” , ,;y, host, Osborne over to another k.tiilrcil nptrjt 1 rcvnil (itocnn. Last ftotr. For this reason, tew tieonl** W o r d Heights, led over the house nnd to the room i ^ ,hnl , h ’ A' * V s," r° M •*. *» • t .. . . , * mnountinK to owf 5i 0w«- wr*p *tfitteil brforc the (*ivil w*tr A Party; hostess, wliere their wraps were placed. """•*<-•»I here are 37 warehouses Km h A. £ I*, store lodav an ■u ■ ’•V 1 »Slukca; 301 Ninth The entire lower flood watt C.on-. of tins company operated at ad- nxm-t eon’ us far as outward apToknv Grttpeit, 1l>c pound. Pi«»WALL PAPER vertmi into a Halloween scene., m .gc’ou* points throughout the pei.inn.e is concerned, of thelirst k V Wiggly. ' carrying out the spirit throughout 1 •■led .States, the southeastern New York store started by Mr. »rtv. Mrs. Pnx* ........... ■ of ^ i1" ' " ’l buy wall paper fr«>m i _ out with gliosts, black cals, gob - 1 1' house *being at.............. Atlnnln, <I«., ilni tfnrd' i veii the exact slnide ^rnr of Mrs. H. Ittins, l ,‘ r Id.bOO Ametican people are |his lii l red paint has been bninled books. You have the privilege of ■ z B i i r . R z r . B i v z i i n R i i r i i H i l lins r.keli'tuns and witches. In each I ccWtim- from our , >nmle*e stock. " M. K. ChurcY; corner a spooky ghost was found ' ” ‘i' "Y'd by the A. * P. rhain.' down. fu«ii«l „ . n.,r i,.,™. ■ p. m. ,kkeeping everyone stepping lively. I m,'r •' 0 "J whom are southern-[ Im iilrntallv. Mr. HitYtford once During the 111 ' " ' '' 1 ■ lirtisy. During the evening evening ilanring dancing w»a ' _ m.u y of t ie local men being >>:ud that tie had received more Any. Size. Any Length ei ii icisiii about the glaring red;cts. Party; Hostess, ' onjoyed and cnmcR were plfiven. . , ... . , . .. Sanford Pain! A Wall Paper ( ’ >. Tin. • Crur tmm- M’silf” nriivivl the lakeiiCH a n immt \\<vtl fm ihr front ol hn Any Kind, S . ’f S Park Avenue, 3 , r ",i I,, on , si and opeiated by ibis com- -tore- than anything else, nnd this Widak.i Ibid ling .most exciting of the games. In , i,.,,,,. i..... ,.„r, „ nllj , K DKI.IYT.RFID A N YW IirrtE * *- JW , . , 1 '■ 'Upp lying or. ml. coins and i.,H,ie bun umv mine oeliiiui.no _ .... . — 4 Children’ s Hal l o .5 the app e race f-r the ladies Miss n< , , „ , hou ands of A. A P. stores. st„.k , he red paint 1 ' ‘ ' S Gri Your Wood Heforu *H U A. Terheun Mae Lila Fellows won first prize j ,„ul. the gigantic vo|............... . . ._ . . Ciaiu*«««Bi*U>lJ**ur*l«*Ef'UUun a • o|,l Went her Starts . h'lriorec. .11 ’P.fn. nnd Mias Gladys Stem per won the , 'mm ,,f business irausucted bv Lie \’ || t. t |:.\VIC SUNDAY for t’ hil 1 ** » W liiO .ltn r ii! a }i<>iir; Library booby. The mm en'ojeil the pen- i. V At P Tea t’oinpnt \ may lam -'- i, Telia.. , in ear. Wtil I elU l " I l l l t l l l l l O V H ‘ SANFORD nut contest Ralph Rubinsky w 6n . h. c m n bv a revel item of some of j ,v v for part ex pen- • ) 1nsl r tic! or in Violin WOOD YARD •dav I llhe prize while the booby went to ll i la: I year's -ales j , paries Iraincl. :tl 1 Mng'i.dtn ‘ . r ii ■.■■■: *■» ' • hostess, Mrs. R . i m t «r. Film Avc. and Fifth St. "* Kdwnrd Render. Peter Sehnal nnd' lb' i| -old aino ntted to m r \vei >u Stlltlio IliUMS J SI, HL *'* •* P ■ r v -.,... » It. F. t'olc. Prop. John iPecold proved' i most apt in in* the ........ loaves, — in. S a t u n l a y s on ly. 2 r1 V . .. iiwnii vwmh jiiom unnn »i| >t m . enough to reach PIIONK 31 id Pail v. Mrs. .1. , After spending years building up the iby-iml property and Kye Guessing contest while Hnrvoy , r , ''e!\ i.i.und th. \ outinent of | See lb. window Moyd Shoe j[0(,nl ;«|(i |sf N ill. Bunk illd'f. Mis It. A. T e r - | icholnsln standing of I'ottcy Cidlege at Nevada. Mo . (on - ,,f the Weeks drew the booby N 'th Vnu rn a l o.npam I ailu ■' i.ml men’- In _ . P liln.non.tin s *i P I". ■ buildings of which is shown at the b it*. Mr- V V < St... kard At a lule bout the charming host >U.IH*i| * Pound, e:mi gh 1 J_ Wi .Ll 1 L.. .givm . . . . .. ii .. a.,. . k!U. t io| .i * I c --•I’* - i i i l ----- 1 lari, eiioueli to II right 1 has it aw She .1 dotinlidI it.the srl, to *the South day. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e»s verved ice cream and cake in 't i II 1 ■, barrel.... , . ,, , t i ll flub. Hostess, west Confer „i e of the M ellad il F|.-.o,a| Cl,.mb. South I. has ,, ,, . , . i 1t oil the IV III i ' l " i i at " sli­ M, and Mis. b P. F’nr.'UT left B B B R I the Halloween colors. On each ICiiliuelly. d p. ill. an finnllmi at of Jim SiindiiN I••t St. AumiNtinv tn at B plate was placed a hdy pop dressed ' . ;,.e, nuo.nnu cake- or more I* n«| th, fintt-tJil ••f .Inmr-* K, ?tv ■ I nfsiiav j __ - - a- a vvtteh (hi the bark of the , , M1UU„ , , ,ht earth krram. It win b-arncit l*'da> thnt J Jenny ,Spaulding Z , , i loh pop was fouml a fortune for ,, i, ♦,r arm Mi> hinstrr will - |»«u I u I I' t a t o i s , I7a.utlu.llmi |,'it|l,l|s IT ii,>. a S A N F O R D ’S S O C IA L .-K T S I’ KKI’AUK TO « *I he « - guests »tjnir tn tliot c ity lruviiu:|JJ I k at this c h a r m i n g s o - , atiout foui l lr l r latvr fnl N<\v Vni i. t«♦ .’-|Mfni q C E L E lfR A T K O LO K IO LS H A L L O W E ’ EN cial a f f a i i included potiml. In eveiv man. wo ma n and i ft w wvi kf iip.* ii trim mir.: l « * Mi and Mrs Fred Rraiidt, L l I in tin- i"Ui l i t . I'welve mill Hridtre Club , . a n e» i iii.i.Ttds of tea \\liiell would MiniMfil Mr and Mrs Clias Ludwig, ■ Hallowe’en coming on tht. 31 be ill;<j - >iiin- gazing iti vi ells at mid T hursday v Mi and Mrs. doe Meisch. le:, being one of the most Him popula, nu*bi aides li .1- hi it" pu p iie Hun Liioo ivu* a itiil ( riiiniun S en se Makes Y ou liny Mr and Mis John Render, ■ a r i i m i D S i u a i a i i u i i i i i a t i a r i R u i K i g a R | R o u m illR t festivals ■ tl In year, lui'iusnes lb installed I .’kina ill li e muioi at itivuls of 1tin lurn Ebersiia-1,im|s|e> I'a ia ls r t« Mi and Mi John Fezdd, midnight l<■ -ec oiie'- tutine nmt< I inspiration for a vnrtety .if eel ■ M Mi and M e Pud /.iinn cr, n * a * 'V W |blklioils, liluek cats, glio'l and g ib v.a- ,il- , -la: :> d at Ibi lime Tmv ^ n Mi and Mi s Paul Pezolil. io rflit lit I ,ot ft lum*ht: it; <“ li -*• . i I “ I’ ROTKCT YOl R HOME” b’tiely load- i \|i, i ! e,| 1 i,, lliis holilm^ full '*vui\. t' t ’•i * it I* i * ■ \|t and M i - Fi l e i o nd Meisch. ■ Mr' I r., H i m * ■ III 'Hint el |the c e l e b r a t e d day and var i ous to b a l l a ' .lie t ■ to ■ ■ 'I i and Mi Fi ed 11**i ner, " kii-lv li"lue on Pill . g r o u p s o f Snul' oiiPs sot ml -,-t* m e w i O i tb ii n i ' i . n lm I a id and n ■ Mi and Mi I . m i r , iCulieil ■ M M Tin, «f l a v e n d e r I Hiking n d v ai i i ag, o f tl. g av o. , a ■ ui., -ki. : Ml ailt Mill 1til, Id i p I ii u liKii'Pil in flip l e d resilience ■ ■ I L" Hall ii c ’ i n di i a at Ion liai e ■ n rmJ it most ef - m n and a r e meeting to tmi ul g in M' mi I Ml H ilo) Reliliec. ■ sei timi id S a n bi.nl R*r $ | oooi* ca sh nnd ■ n a d a p t , . ! i l l a i - and fill wi d pi , l i i ' - l <f lurn,In l u m h e o n the g a m e - Hint an - o w 'll and 'l l - I’ lir k Meisch, ■ n .' |o on u . i Mu d (i. fi’i l t i l ae,| . i l l In aild til" 11 I a ll IMIO.NE 0 2 ■ m nf p-Ideti flowiy' s ! to the da y . Mi anil M i - .le|m Meisch, Si ■ i i ' gli' ,tdi'li,Toilst h r e e - i Su|,ertintunil i n f l u e nc e ’ will I " 1 all ■ . "i Hi, t< Oval Mi -dame- I Ito mo t Gent gel* 1 g : an II I M A I i N O l . l A A\ E N l ' K h c i l il i IV I" iui L i e ■I l t"i ll, "Till ■i veil - 1holding lull sttnv in tin inv Oi u a pi mini •; I'Ln l owViiii’i S.dimid M n g n r i l / , i »l : : $ 7 , 0 0 0 •on 1 tin' i nter bl ac k ne s s , , f the night Ll’ •1 ; unfold i .0 noth lm i and I etu i Mai i S Ii m! 1 K i i u f 11 IgllW ,’l\ 1’l 'I e B M n" * I L. Mil | (>,, Oils night On -onI • of 1 1,< h>” Ie s. u n I n lie pt mull . Mill I ll.T be l l o ws , ' ■ a u ■■■■SBBBBBBBBBCBBBKBBBnnKBBBa t ia r a n iB iia ia a iia il I i"tigrh *"tigh I1'll ’alnieti 1 I .i,( lift Sp o i d A v ■'i lie i ,11in li p 11 lilt ^ 1 m d i field t,.,| a r e - a i d to r o a m on On I III • 1 l .11 I la > el hi a! I- ,*l - ■' lllMaii-.iu-i Pi’li iMarg-mel Iterm r. * ■ « fjl "o.enteil with |car|1|( ttlj,4 |„.MIK ,|„ K,,, ... \|| g. oi i al and fie-m. tin u mil h a It In A v eu ei ."'ll l l l v L;. I vv ii him t ' a l Ot e n G i d d y - S o - m p e r . ■ - oi i:: 11a I I I,, I' 11 1 ll oil ibis \elilT \ an N, . Madeline Malli’HI, ^ Saiiit- ibi), Non ml ui I • .... ' $ 1 , 1 0 0 lull; • ig Id h i , I'l'.pp nil ' I", . i i w e r e .11 . la tibia lm g I I :. M b The celebration that lod.i) m l1 .inti thi •h i \ m ile W • , k ' B 'Ii* II It Lewis, y|,v J ; forth an ni’iii) - p i i l ’ . 11 i*i l,;n f lIn p, i ,o,i w ii L ,,i ml 1 mu t ion .1 tin / i t Mion I. Phil Rio h. J id 'III, pii p . . ’ On I, lie d e p a r t ' -I l . o I ” , !•'. 1\ L A N I! (; \ \ , ^man : general ion- to I ngland and -,mi 'I I i a V. •• IS> In nail Mi l l ■ w |'| I in 1 .III I ip b* a i at • "p|" • (, r at ,| \f i A J*. land. Al On- line tin I wo . i I.,!’ II •I M ill an I ll Iw ig I d JJ B E \l E M VI E A M ) I NSI B A N l i: O i l ’l l t " at i, 1 1 .1 I'll i a I ! ll a a I of po aim tiles kepi hunt ire- to iinoniag l;, Ipn Rub. • I l I di' I lid ■ I 111 iM . "■ c l l< I. .10 J I IKS I \ \ I lON \l If \Mv III. I'll B el e 0 ,' w ill L, III"! I > a",! up lm <,i ' pg> I , odd )L,ii \ \\ k tile sptj it s id 1he test 11 nl - mu ■ M ■a 1 •I O !' . >« i out s’ n an I . prn| t at i« H a p n B ii i !D i 2 D i B i ’3 in n iR i« tfP R 3 K > ti^ 4 in .* iJ r n u in N U 7 iD |*i i * i * * boa Oku VN*•k y-j• am [I'o K n t u r t a i n s,,,’h ■ a *f*: UB |, 'T.l ■I r s 11r •• Y ' p i r I i ' i "t " L Itv U s i n g rix Ik-Kml I 'a r t y Mm I '" 'a ipr u 1» ]«: K S O N A L S !l 'ii tattling 4i! ItiTil ' .infnrd's IR Jit i , ,,a:.tt v ho j Mis. »ih«l Mis. f'ttil* > t ti I i ;«»)•! Mt II M \f« < i J i m «i .. *r. i with ti we e k - e nd unci Mi.**** Mar> tNtppn: r11••I••t • I t *’ f , ‘ * ,M 1'* K 1 ' 11 ^1 ,r dn\ u b’ ' i l! W ill Save Tirm* and Wnripv II ., ,. | 4 ,. . t ht \ - rm 11|t I *I., • f c , ,, ••& « if , I.nit Mikiv Or la mi * I li.tr ti.i * win n t hi , |<« t U G ives H er College A w ay Icial :ndar “Glimpses of fhe Moon” -sm ^ssssm TAKES NERVE U i Special Bargains LOSSING PAINT (’(). INC. Farmers and Truckers WILSON’S CELERY SPRAY i M • " ,m I il/it h 1•• ’ i?ia . * WdRiimts. W 1•'HI IM‘ I' . !■»"«. I T|f I " ' . M i*t k' the dav fh-'i'fi t g ll VY.ipm t ,, 1 ''m l ,1, l. f I". ,d. . " *d d o 'HI'-’ Ml- I dti t • lilt i <t ,!, ■i , t bitt> mien II t " d I I ircU’ w 111 i r I to \ w . I e I n , ft no d i inn d . i \,,l I. I M hii- ; I I d il l o t , l\ w In n Mi i i ■ i i ,i I" ide e , • l. , . 1le I |" t . e at I ■ I *1 i .In . night V* Jinn Mo 11 e i t e r t a m •tl at bet fi ......... . i 1 i f f,„,| , b e g.U’ t "I the ................. ' j w „ - ... .......... ‘ ‘t ‘ \\ * \ .1 Li.s-ing mi l e ’ V-'T ........... .... ». »t Mi N o matter how insistent the pressure of demand, Oakland will always take time to build each car right. This fixed prin­ ciple is the basis upon which the Oakland Six is winning and holding good will everywhere. |t,,.,u. .......................................... I' . o, •f a- t.,g Wednesday | Al IlnrOrntt t ti Li -! t< ,n • d "D '0 Tie i -in, if Mrs selling a will Known lui-ii , «- attended \ S l l U ' V f P < . l\ Cll I 11 I l o l l l l l ’ < )| Mi ■> Lainu by M i s. A 11! i u p S. .MtMila* |U> i I t I g I III I,' Ill-ill I D i v, ••k . II •i.>t l*SS ul<linu( J,*"* . O |'<tt*i>hut k • **^1*v iii •r I * of Miss, i-tii, d at tin Y., I )• 11•' • ► ,ti | Wnl'el Wight left |•at w.i . tit \\ ednesday R 1 ^ U S . ‘ ' ' .1! Vf'i. U r Q Sfiiruiuril rtjwif*mr rvt InrluJo fout a* kr*’f ItfiiL’i, tii'i •trri tthrrlt, f>uJiur»:i lirn, firrmanerU Iup, 1*»»Kr r liociirs, mir/Uftr KMliiuliit v ttnuiihirM i*n it i»»rd hf»n, ))utu finish, ifnfMilitfJ ronlroli. ImlirniJvWifhinl unit inilvumml (diiirl, uuio* tmilic spark mntroL (( (Jtaa rnctnsum for nf*n tun til unufl mitini coil. 7 dvrinf $ f 0 ^ S , S[tfi (ui Knuilflrr SllVSj Sp>#i hit 7 our inf S; I iimluu (Uw/x 512V S; itwf*r /wr Fo«» JHVS; Vikin SrJun ^ 164 V I'ritii ui hacUrry HoiuisUr "’“'".g T. A BUUe, m) r» rcc.mO' ' t” ’ h" »iud/ of IHakx’r Siudt" tn **'1* edv i T. SANEORD OAKLAND ('()., Lslt-g »♦ ■ * ' 2 Hi W E S T FIRST L A t ,, n . . n .........*A I! H a l l o w e ’ e n »ni)imi- uni will oi estuf) nitcpant ill at10hi* borne in to tin" 1 |>oi- |.t.h«f days, tnueb .............1 '* ►trh 1h», army -----and grut >- Hal •(» ■ ■r u-ul'J ■ of bis frteml- Mr. Rluke e.\ B fi t noi h j•a ’ -| r ,.i« \ , | tin ) '"rale in this work. ports pci t* to return rcti to Sanford the first j ■ J n k'u.T.e’a iii..c o’ odsU-t >' *\’ir»iV.Va J * tl • l i i 'i i Li t AH >.■ u a . of the week. * )\ I •• • •»»!#■ tirtaak i *| bv.- 1", p ,u:id Pig. —~„-Z I « aU1 i-sentml * • - to’ gom! Adv. I* R O D U C T b '‘A"*' ii|i i'hrPf i4»r ■' d {f I * W R IT E R S it. *. Tru»i Conipant •kou, 733 Give Them a Trial O ysters DAILY Fruits »n d Vegetables in SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY COMPANY Season Raaoonable Prices Sa»S(,WUe. > _■ B B T g B oF pg ^ B B »*F rffaF aT taaiixf-ju m itaiisiroJu ll* Yr ^ 1 / . m m M m RADIO STANDARD SPLENDID LONG RANGE RECEIVER $125 COMPLETE W ith A, 15 and C Batteries, Tubes Loud Speaker and Aerial That’a what It takca to makr r* B». Pratt’a and Sunshine But­ termilk Laying Mash are sold with our guarantee, "Your Money Hack if You are Not Satisfied.' S. 1‘ONI) C. •. M O T O R S M M Mash! Mash! Mash! ^ Silver Lake SprinRM Co. ■ .F r e s h D v. 11. R. STEVENS jjl iam.i*im jr.f, L h rj’une wr * tion Irh d to * • V>4ii r rmU f ••r a »••fill *• t'tir U r n Ire I'licma *V4I ti 'i i] ■ ■ ■ • ■ a n ia iia iH H fln s iiin ] I IREI.I.------RENT ib^ C A k E SHOV at 317 Park Avenue. ■» daily. l*hun« 7(, G E N E R A L O F A NewWater : * 2 m ST. m m m | M*e o d i B u c t t i B i c v x B a i i u a a a c a B B i *m ^ 2 ■ u n fi ■ - b b R - bucbj ^ H H Rl ■ Mftl;T f,.r <'utj•>. Ga.. where u )'•••• / „ .....v 1 " lie of On | th rt',poit'ibb- 1"**‘*V" k ,, -j, mi -e - 1 Kadfi ' i Anti U-e M»« -. m . a. the Uni- manager fn, Ih, Gra- v M, , g . . ’ R h '* ' ' V.l.-, ......... 114. Cam Growers A --m i.U i I ill.am .'sfnid, 1 Wight and children "i ll remain g ,|;i Warren F.a*t'• blb.N POl.MtN GAS Sanford until school * " l rAiziibHh Hit IInui t t" bln Japanese l T' ” . | — - — x tn example of ihw I r z uu o n u rih « | ■ ’ f N . W I L S O N in tn Hrsidvnt v s Aw . l■ 1U IMIO m : IV ) «■ cn -u n n n u i R x ^ u n k a on « R i u c i i i i i n s f r i i i « « « B H * « Bu * ‘i n ■ ■ ■ « * ■ ■ « tin* • l mu* h M1V ,.f („ „ : m ■< I f hen bo, |rit n e , Mrs. J o h n the w i nf ei w i t h Mi I. n i ij M i - hi! i /.a* .» i» v !■ \ I K e l l ) , Mi s . pat cilia, M i . nnd Mi b I ' W|*~vim| II.*• MIO-I Jlf w tv co| fit t Mr- \ .1 Losstng, 1 Ur*. \ J«i>•1 w i* 4. u"i a b \ ••f i aml\ I Spi \f t- I'hnrles , . 1 Ilf aIlM IMf.ir 11 andMl - Hat che r . I Mi ss Mi l dr e d H-dlv b - a y - Ft •>' ' »\ Al ? K t I ’ *»»|MI v,.f \r,i (fit., ' for Gainesville t" attend lb. Ui I ttril**1 I Ultli Nbll’** t « H till jlfuJ |s ||Ni , s| \ |ION mini Rat Kappa \lpha Dm Jim m mi i’ll i 11.• I " 1 Ma ’ II til IV vi a ' ii. "in pm in I 1 * Mi I ,iii ;■ • . id manv |.,v■ i" i of Hie genmuthel. M l' R -1 Hol.y V .. :i I ll , I„l i' t i ll l'l,t Ih , t I tie F l o i ii ;■ t"ki ■ ,,t O luH, e-l'Tin n yh' ' .1 le.mesti’d Mi nnd Mis \ I Rut- n'-l b. f.. i I' . nd ' 1 * l"l an , ,■11 a re expected home b 11 1aV• 1 |j , ,, i{ 1 we' Mi - Li in* ' c ■ ..timi as ft,,m N, w V"tk anil Spi II C V, " 1 ,.ug. I t I i ■g I I : Ann mi an |fliil(j N | , „ h ,,r, ....... . „ .b " I 'lot. • '1 Hi "ltd . “ '’ .ibi rej»- , h(fl|, ^ lt fin d- and null'. ' " "h lltl. RcnAuMm •' ■ ‘1 i oil I,t \ In . \i, I; t I ,,.,jier la b the World, and r - ' ^ ' e a . MoV.’ - >,.e ., - t • G„,mel) R **'''•• t I (1l.vai-ini lili ' ............... “ • * ........... vft .•v inal. A 1. L •u ........ ..... , Mi and Mt* Leo P H - "■ , m rived 1 " . . . -d„v an I J , dis.ei m. Ui- < .4 Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street, JNO. W. SNEED Abi XbUm* MarfceliB* Agral •»«)•* XeAlBsle «N v Jk m A . ’ i .* y H,r- , -, , ■% ' r ' ^ r » 7 TV * , , �i— m — Shop (or good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to V aldez. Af*r- RITES HELD TOR “ PERCY HAUGHTON Buy a CLARK JEWEL Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co Erected By I Cubs ir -jw mr I «i>* * 4 In Memory Chance unUff/' tom*, i,u‘ pMi-, I* .! *■**«. h*d l ,e«'C*t ln .c tnintjr th*f: ila vltahtj t rt >try ..-t i i . - Wnshinuton and I-cc Football anford Font haHlers Filled Squad Looks Hotter Than | With Confidence From‘ Last Week’s Decisive ’ Victory Ever Before in This Sea­ Face Hard Fight Tomorrow son; Hard Fiffht Expected Late Head Coach of Columbia and Originator “ Houghton System!,” la Laid Away As Close Friends Pay Tribute STAY YOUNG P A It IS. <1. t. till - T V French the m l n u m - l rut iv <■ mm liimo v a new t'og iii the f oi m ol a nat i o nal economic com mittee ( oni i i osed o f representatives of ncnilv all h r a n e h c o f nat i o na l m t i v i t v , this c o n i m i U e e will lie l o i t sul t ed hv the gLiiemmenl on ei on. . nm o n e s t i oli«; a Mo it will niaki Iggestions on its o w n iiecimnt A m o n g the till i •iimtlltteemeo. tile III hers o f lahoi linions p i ednl u mail. Im linled in tin iiuestiolis .soon to i 1 1 a >1 * hefot e the new liodv a l e the hi g h i ost of l i v i ng, t he f l i rtfl , anil a d m uu - 11 at i v i i n f o r m s i uy i mill at nm l tl n. M>M t o ie |inti v , -.port iih le I FUNS Til PI I I* \UltnTS I O N I U IN, ( let .10 P.ii l o t s IIIe li plm lllg pet P i k m g i s i d o g s In I tn a I I ei t |.*re ot . of to si ■) let V pen pie In 11 vale Par k i i'i ' til Iv c,.vet' ll women had g i e e p p a r r o t s with t l o i n ie t h i n n n l o i c a t s M a n y p - . pli tinve In cn M i ll w a l k i n g with Im l i •t on t h e n s h o i i hl ' l - . o ’ w i f I, tin l i e d -it l i n g to - ide *In m in p u l d 11 t-e.it W i t I* nil s t o i t - i . p o l l ..I im t o. Isi ng iteinnnd lor p.u r ol it |m t - 1•" e aii i. ime. v an 1 1 m , ami w Im i <r* ilu i . 1 1\ ,, I i I ■ ti' f ,i i 1 if i 1► in ....... I i • ml 1 1n.ii and worn, 1CLE O N A P.DI’ 5 E L I X I R FOR TH E BLOOD builds health, strength and energy. It keeps the 1 flesh hard and firm, the eyes clear and blight. It puts color in the t*v#*» anrl 1 n erv-irWTif* i n A f t nr two overwhelming defeats, lost Saturday's victory served to give the team a spirit o f conli donee that was singularly lacking in the two preceding games, and 1 the local grlddcrs having tasted of the sweets o f victory are deter, mined that no more shall they tnsti the hitters of defeat. With the light hut fast bnrkficM That so e flee lively ran rings around 1 the New Smyrna hoys lust Sat |unlay, and n line that enn compare very favorably with that o f any hiei, school in this section, the l,< cals hii| fair to annex another \ ir i 11 rv to their ever-growing list, ami r^Jj although SI. Augustine is rated a.“ one of the most powerful high school aggregations in this section I of the state, it is generally he f licvcd that the “ Celery Feds" will '■ have not trouble in holding their "Wti with the strangers. As was donnuistrated Inst Rntui ^ day, the locals have a line that is, c>|ua1iy good defensively and ofTcn It -•vely, and it is not hiTicvetPUhal Inin u ihi St. Augustine hacks will he aide pi'ip t to gain appreciab'lv through it. With Meiseh. Peek, Byrd, Thomp­ son and Itaihei m hacktield muti i ml. Sanford should have no trim Me in advam nig tin* :>nll by mourn l<) IIW K €.<11.1 t (It USE of the *111111' d a // n \ i \ i*: s i r n . « . t i pm of line tun t.s. ern iiih.iiv d r a w i n g and I . i . tn •>: tackle pill Vs I hi, t f e a g a i n i nur se fiii thi- i itv have urdav's (nrili-t.. In o » o In i dot I'd and will la n . o l v ■on, , nt i at mg ..if *it 11 ; nispei |pin in i 11 vi da v - u i t •• all v 1lie i nt ii i v i lil.oiin I'd lint e It I- IM "i ni ‘ |.'l to if •llidelit 11la I h f i a t e t he coil I s* ' i 11 m I • I aide to s||f i es. fu| | I.i • d vv it*i iii a n i f t in i i i I ' llgll -1 ITU , iIfe tl I'OVCl mlilt*nt Inis lie’ tiled to mid to 1 I,.ick of health, trtrength and cn. .m u snows shows iiecu itself in i»w» lines in facr, ergy *u the vie xacr, flabby flesh and lack of muaculaa "Chock full’ o f confidence from la’ t Saturday’s oxcellctil (thawing rigiiitist New Smyrna, Conches Unit uml Whclchi'l tnkc their charges t<> St. Augustine today to battle tin strong high school cloven there to morrow. France Plans To Use Economic Advisers Worms u 1 fi'irc. itil Sanford S A T ., NOV. EUuGitKss I’ ARTY uj I Folletle | Lr For Prrvidrgj >J i * ,,am« til iu n C c .. P R IM I F Ml S IN IM SIN MSS I I1\ | i n \ D \ M M . l l t It A l(M (tet to Pi nice IU . An Wheeler .InJ : : _ A*0 . IS * : 1 he pr "■ * ] tuimr* 4 | i i i I ixI *it>.«gj VlHI 'lu s tl m/uSmtcti W ;* * ? o o p e o p l e |j 1? & :{ fcW jfSi AND JUNGLE ; IS31 ms Will hi aide To a- -Itllle liicll l.l.e 2 PTHfOPHANCtS DAILY 2 * 8 P M. WOPLD‘5 LABGtST StIJEETfllMCf II AK| (. i-.t >i;u|| III 1T(|( M UlTil P \ ITOV im sseU w i .iism Sharp P rice Reducti Fall Shoes A tushion show, van lit mg and bench etiiMnles are a fi w I (In mnnv In'liut ilul fent nr es ol )!„. Piirtiliioiuil Picture, "The (.Innpses "I the Moon." which will be nm at the Piinrcss Theater tips aft. moon and tonight. |ich<* Hamels and Niildt play* the featured rules, sup ported by a strong* east, including David Powell and Maurice < os|. |1„ Allan iTvvuii. the niati who nimte "Robin Hood,' did the tlitei ting Women ItIrhlv Attired Reside « these prmctpul*. thou are minor feriunloe pails that ■all tfor luxurious costumes, and Hi rector Ilwnn has seen to it that all o f the women who gnpesi m hi production are aniaitlv aid atn>ro prlately growned A mniiisti' Bllop, with U’llll ll tile l t " l l In Handsome N(‘\v Ian, Lil»lil Bull Suede Was *$1000 opens, ln a fitting* baikground Im an Other display of cosily- gown-, (m and wraps worn alike bv niamkip and purchasers, the tidal . .. t i t which la raid to Cl mil Hie . id an average feature pi odin 11..i, ' I lit *»\V 11 X L '» | r.i! si i, .s-hHl'" “ FIqMi tin* I I T|e ' i|tialilv. 11 N' ihurn 11**I’ la t n i lv « l . i v"t in l i l ti n) ' Inn* I I I . VVll ll ‘ . Il l ' l l In* lint ill Canvassers wan' tween 1* and 10. North Palmetto . |'ll I I h i l S i o } III .1 U u .1 t ;t Mg I III 1WIGHT AND TAX EXTRA p l'u T HcpuhliranCandidates To vote for Conlnlgo and Hawe put croun before each of fol lowing names: . w j, ANNA K. AL.1.KN J P E T E R K HARTNETT * F. F. BINGHAM JENNIE II. UR AN HEN HU RG II. H. JEFFRIES A. It. WEI Jill For Congrena *Uh District: W. UJLNGUAM For Oflvefimr: 'i f « R O iv , FIRSTS^ * , W. It, O’NEAL For Attorney-General: ’ ' E. U. KURTZ .• For Complrolier: M. M. OWENS For State Treuauer: U. G. SMITH For Superintendent Public In­ struction : * IDE M. OVERLIN 1 For'Commissioner o f Agrii ulturc J. L. SKIPPER For Justice o f Supremo Court; FBED CPBBEREV w. m. (So b e r ^ For Railroad Commissioners: - JAMES T. HODGES ' - " [ O , PRICE THRASHER & WOODRUFF N ext to the FTrsI National Hank The World Greatest Autom obile Values are now Priced Below A ll Comparison Iliey are (he lines! Hudson and Essex ears ever built Such price reductions are possible because they are the largest selling 6-cylinder do sod cars in ihe world. Seminole Hudson-Essex Co Sanford, Fla. T V'.* �PROFIT ‘ ' V r ' AlVifiM ;,(J , i" : ■„ sul, <vn k r.f ul k mis. i , -c h illy . h think |0r •*** «*• It <t .mM* m Hnr m U ***■ n !*«•■* it *l»ir MifiV* n-fi far E»» fill*1 K 1***l|f1|| i firm " f' . . ^ “ ''I Hu, t i " . I t,| AA ' fe•*** ' ■ M A rOI ........ r <h , 'V ' n ' T . " . , - M U M V, ■! -a i 3'.« VT •*ffi I l '*,1 t | * m - I »«» •ill'il* T .: „ \.. ! !m i 1 ... , 1 ;.i.i ~ m .1. i >.‘ <M A I M , .| I, , II, 11. I1 11” I i ' tl r 'l H IS I 11*.M \i t ' l i t ! I ' ve i - I ; • liMo.l. I I! l-'irsi I ’ltiu. HD. f,,r I*. I .and w,- 1 A li : i '- \i ' l i e »*» *ii ni 1 ir. M Ull 'i L’ N 1Y flic . . . ,*i ■m nt \ *li » !% ii* h •*1 *fl T4 * 111"1». t*t»o| , <0"* i A*., | Miln!*-t i •i i •*» tU N A lK u V - ....... 1 ' ’ " •!'') A m il; . « , •c j• i. 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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 31, 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/64dc4eb4ccf23359a7e6091948032635.pdf 80ae8554a142187572e10de1558a8f00 PDF Text Text rains. Highest temp Lowest temp. Ralnfdlt ...— V e g e ta b le A SSO C IATE D PRESS JISPATCHES TH E SANFO RD H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R 1,1924 N U M B E R 180 S IN G L E COPIES F IV E C E N TS LaFollette Has No Chance, Says Davis ial Cabinet Is jd By Officers 'rge of Affairs tincse Capital N E W YORK, Nov. 1— If the fifth statement of a series be­ ing issued by John W . Davla for the pnrpo-e j f stimmorizing the campaign issues, it was claimed today that "the country will elect n congress pledged to progress and rcmcdinl liberal legislation.*? The statement further declares that Senator Li^F'ollette bas no chance of election and add* that "it is evident'thnt (president Coolidge h*s been and will not be in acctord with purposes of such a congress ns it is snid will be elected." iGuards ect Tientsin Report Will Be Given Out Before Election Day; G. O. P. Money: Given By Big: Firms Commercial. Interests These Nations and Mexico Dis* cussed; States Affair With England is Closed for Good Relations With U. S. “ Frank and Cordial” Mexican Policy is to GREATEST WORK Future Strive for Greater Edu­ ftTPlans To OF BIG CONTEST! cation of All Glasses „ Power Lost istian Leader IS YET TO COME! W ay is Paved to Replace N at­ ional Hunk Notes by Cur­ rency Issued by Federal Reserve; Effective In Feb. Biff Corporations ' Gave 75 Per Cent Report G. O. P. Trens* urer Shows Over $3,000,000 Received W A S H IN G TO N . N„v. 1 - T h e W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 1.— The relations of Mexico with both Great treasury has completed its plans Britain nnd the Unit” 1 ‘'tales were for redemption of the loan of 1925 discussed hv I’lutano Min- Fuller. __one of the issues of federal obli­ W A S H IN G TO N , Nov. Nov- 1.— A pro- Campaign to end Three Weeksl President elect of Mexico, at it con­ gations used to secure nntional AVith its hearings, which havft cot resoonnet under General hank notes— nml thereby is prepar­ . . cm respon­ From Tonight; Miss Velma 1ference with newspaper been contluctcd concurrently dent s late last night after he had acting premier, Shipp Again Leads With rente Through a silent row ef his former cabinet mutes, the hotly o f Secretary of Agriculture Wallace is ing next February to tnku n big here nml in Chicago adjourned to Washington front New step toward Die eventual replnceh ir't on the left is l«| here last night, Miss Nell Williams Second ^ orh for a visit of .everi.l Hays. hurtle from the White house to l>e talma for huiiul to the old home at DesMoines, In. i ment of national hank notes by until after the election, the jd in official cirHr reived at toe union station up- I 501 “ Secretary Mellon, and on the right-. Secretary Weeks. _ |currency issued under the federal sunnte committee investigat­ Three weeks from toright The on hi< arrival hv representatives I nl Feng Yu reserve act. ing campaign funds, made Hornld’s contest will he ovet I “ f ’ he state oepaitnient and the I Announcement of the treasury’s je coup d’etat re­ preparations today to give the At 10 o'clock on Saturday night. .. ' T " ' ! , presidentprogram was made last night by td him in control in xt . , ,, , . ,, , 1 ‘ leit <ailed upon Secretary Hughes voters a preliminary state­ __ „ _ l Secretary Mellon as follows: Jited Hr. W. W. Yen Nov. 22. the ballot box will he , nnd then President Coolidge at the! I "The treasury announces that it ment on itH findings before opened nnd after the votes a r e 1White House. He was the guest at Imier to head the I I l l j l / I v I t J L i / A I l U L i i has called for redemption and pay- they go to the polt*. counted the winners of the prizes i 0,1 “ O'rinl dinner tendered hv Seeubinct Pr. Yen, howIn an analysis of evidence placed \fter one m A V i n i n m n n i f l A n ! mi:l1 Lch -, I!,26. the United D A Y A N A . N..\ 1 offered by this newspaper, will I. n " ' " “ ghes at the pan-America.. before the committee, Frank P* i to have pleaded thnt , . . . . x i . Union tonight and will he the guest of tin- quietest .'I. ci ions over announced. And then the lm kv of p,-,.. idem Coolidge at luncheon dated Feb. I, lR'.bl, nnd thnt *uch \Vnl*h, Counsel for IjiFcdlette, d*Iii-I.l in the history of the Uebn with the “ lil c°byoung lady who succeeds In get- ; tomorrow. bond* will cense to bear interest on clnred today it hud been shown that public, Cuba’* electors went to iilitate against his sue ting the greatest number of votes j Discussing conditions in icply to at leant 75 per cent of llrpulditftn that date. ilooldo Lu tin polls today 1" I.ornl Man, Hark from Vaca­ new government. will jump in the Hoick, step on the questions hv newspaper corre- Will He Ready for Reception reported to ilsth "In order to facilitate redemp­ contributions l Wl-i II icilcl III iel Ol tl • M Hi hlltln tion. I’ m llrts Largest Tour­ tion holder* are urged to present have come directly from repreaetu.' starter, and drive proudly home to *pond<-nts General Cal l es declared and Dig Hall on Armistice til ,! -< iu 1 i.l M-.i i.< t ItflinK Premier. ist Season in History of the their bonds well in advance of Feb. tative* of great corporations. mandate assigns to show her friends and relatives het that there exists no enmity heDay; Special Legion Edition d* thr man Lfoinn* |»i» •*icli,ut j tween the people of Great Itrtuin Contributions to the Republican State; Urges Advertisement '2. so as to insure prompli payment U the posts of min- new car. Of Herald Is t ’nder Way on May 20. The greatest work of the cam­ and Mexico and asserted that what 1when due. This i« particularly im- campaign fund made through thfl punwataois and minispaign will be dune in the three unpleasantness has occulted is due I "Florida mad" is the wav that poitunt with respect to registered national committee aggregated 13,tiuti, a- well as that of short weeks which remain before !lo the "dishonesty, falsehood and The American Legion Clubhouse ( A I. Hetl*. assistant ra-hu i of bond.* a* payment cannot he made 7-t2.'.*fl2 at the close of business last L . (General Huang the closing time. that was stinted w ihoiit sufficient As the end misivniesentalioii of ..tie of Great the First National Hank here, de until rcgiMration shall have been night, according to un otficial re~ ol education in Dr. draws near the activity of con- . Hritain’s representatives in Mex- funds to lomplete i! a year ago, I* !*< iitnd New York . it v and other j discharged by the treasury dopart- port presented to Chnirmnn Borah .whichthe provisional testants will increase until the Inst Ucu,1 The president elect added that te-vv ahoiit to he coin pi*'', ed. I his eon I sc Imps of the north that he viimmt division of loans and curren- liy William V. Hodges, the Repub­ ictsi. slruetioii will he tm enough along few days of the contest will set by this he did not refer to II i lican nntional treasurer. il.-d dining his two week* vacation IWiaf iWiing Cheng great excitement among the vnri Cummins, the Hriti-h rhnigc de* if the pi'.*- cut plans of the com­ Mi licit < declared tlu.l the "land Joseph It. Grundy, chairman of The cull will end the life of $ I 1 archive*, whose expulsion Irom mittee in clung, an .nrri.-d out, to the |io-t he held in ous workers. i.f flow el s’* was on c>«rv tongue, t.V.i.OlHI in federal serurities. It also the Republican way* nnd mean* Snecinl Votes Offered Mexico caused the Interrupt loti of p«.| mi' I n i epllotl to he given by fftmita in111intor, and aod that thousand* of N<-vc 1 oiI. will force the retirement of un committee o f Pennsylvania, who Beginning on Monday 5JMI0 ex- domed a i elation* between th« two the l ul.e- of the \ineeicmi Legion t mini-lci of finance, c i . wen- ptepm mg to ithondoii the i equal uinouiit against the bond* had been recalled by the commit­ to-Chine i' made ntin trn votes will he awarded each dav |countries, Viixiltatv to the puhli. on A rm is -1 coining tiow and ice of the moth Cumniins Case, lice 11.-., The clubhouse is to be '(Jailv C o s t u m e d Y o u n g s t e r s la 'd lot fhe halmv acini tropical 1now scattered widely over the coun tee also testified concerning con­ land Adimtiil l u Hsi- to the eontestant who turns in the ll y m perhaps five hundred d iffe r ­ tribution* in that st/ite and said greatest number of subscription*. The Cummins < use. he -aid. un­ fcotrt »f the navy. given I * I In- I. gnoi by Mayor r o r I’arade On First Street l- lot ida . Iimilte old or new. No subscription to t he a • lose.l one. u* Mexi. o would nn • i u -l I .a he l"i ilie iilv mid county ent national hanks. The hanks now lie had raised $521,000 outside of l.v.-ivoii," v.Ii i i ii • -ig anv i la. e j-Ghmag. present civil \nil IMay Man> Harmless daily will he accepted for less than ; yield to Great Hritain on it 1'hc Pittsburg district, bringing for tin w ii .' i i ' .iid vli Hetl*. " i« holding the bonds, however, have j the gengtien. lone of the three months and none for the interruption of commercial rclti- ottlcial' in the name of the good 'lin ks On Lnonl Citizens ;i Ji Ii.i 11 etlv hound lot l’ boida. alul mi alternative in that they may ob­ the total Republican fund raised' proun. i - oinking up weekly for less than six months ,tior* with Kngland. in his optnon, people “ I Seminole . . M i n t y . evel V».|i,» v\tio own* an HUt.'imdale tain through purchusu other feder- in Pennsylvnntb to $701,000. fill- was lee I lied f I •*m the ro■i- tamed iniinster of l^'tt Wit ||,»ll»»Wt* fll, Workers are ur;red to check in he dcelurcd. was a tpieslon ol great Testimony relating to Ihu sup­ I al bond* bearinjr the circulation inli-ml- to dt iv e U down " perl ef tin Hinhllng I 'oiiimittco. regularly each day and to make er interest to Great Hritain than to util l« <1 :tn«1 “ • hail privilege and merely substitute the port by the American Federation . In ill*. U'sing I- bn nil. adveitise , ,,.||p,... > | M It Hutton and every possible effort t.i qualify for, Mexico. General Calles -aid he HtiM'tiDliliM will i«aiiil> atl- ment. Mr. Hetl* stated that O i - i otstiindiiig securities for those to of Labor o f the La Fotlette-Whwjr/* 8 i .! 1 | ssnig. wl-.a h was Hilbmlt (iuard- I’ roterl. these extra votes. Only one batch had not come to any conclusion as land". Mlaliu, M. Cvt«i*buig ami n u i. d . er candidacies received the major; !,,| i . |'.,«t < oiniran b-l I'.lift V it t In** Midi nmt: Xtiv !. Foreign of 5.000 vote* will he a wauled cm h to whether a coliservati\• gov.-u ' I .iiaiot vv.-re known <vci v where, j Tim loan of 11125 automatically attention of the committee durtu. ment in Kngland would he more > u I* Hi.rea l-1 ami appi.-v. I iliinioin bight gi,.oiled Tientsin day nnd only to the contestant who tjtibiitiH and hut and tail»*«l .ml thnt «■* ...... a* Mnrtdu wu* , „ „ ( ur,.n next February under its the day. Frwnk Morrison, store In id M 'litiilcd Chinese turns in the, greatest number of less favorable to resuming tela ghost* and ’’»| » ’.!'V--f mcrnloned. New Yo* I. citlz*.«u.-'ui- I ilurt^-venr life nnd the law pvo- tnry o f the organization, told raa tinns with iiis rountiy than a la •subscriptions, not the greatest licrl) iiu iiiIh’I s of Wu m. lialelv associated one of those viding' foi its retirement specifies committee that the Federation had lior one Itrnl g >i inn. ut arm- amount of cash. * .ui it ic*. vv11 h 11 that the treasury shall give lhr»u collected $2:1,710 in voluntary cot Relation* of Mexi.o with lie Miss Shipp Again I .ends Ii, tm im t;lloin i t pop d >1 wi w itthh i e g i . - i , thnt month' notice lo the holder* of the trihulions from the member.hi J” Again today Miss \ eliiin Shipp Crited States tile pie-nlent ele> ' \in. i nun I .eg I- oi will i m u d and tor Vi iv few o f I he toi i i i sl s that he sec m it tes. The announcement of and had s|M'nt $20,000 in the cert* lead ill the campaign. aald, " W'-re excellent: most fim k I -1iv ill i < “ t t ho A m e n 11 o mt he daik had oiliVei-.-d with had e v i l h e a l . I ptmi' I.-i i cdriti pt loll was made Inst paign. lie declared no con'.nbttled their 1lak‘"' lh,‘ l' ' " ' ,n and eordii.l " The Intel* hmigc ol voting dtio.l It) votes as loinpareo o f S a n f o l d , alid i mild only pin. .It •lit.-ml Hoan • mug the old with 591.198 for Mis* Nell Will a. tivitn - hi tween tile two conn night in ac. ol dance with that pro­ tlons had been rnnde to the La Fclof all thing* nil. ii In meld loll, d <»l Imidn a* a Mt. i report* iums and 57*!.I d for Ml** \ei*a tips, he added, was cvet increal.-tte oi gniiixation from the treuivision In m liv Oollit . . ii more of Woodcock Other t olileslalit* have lag, due lo "u growing inidialltv In add...... lo I lie $1 IH.IHMI.IIIIII to |u iv oi the American Feitt >ut!oa " . ' u n f o l d h a ' p ’ ut pal l y ad ii 1 la- w i n hi h.panese lie­ made gain* as will lie noticed on nndei - 1mall ng and friendship Labor v i 111 . mi nt in New A ,ii • it v or he paid off. there will remain out­ - p t I II <1 p i ’s l IVel to in­ the standing a* puld -lied on this A-ked vvh.'thvl mqilnalion ot the II. M. Ill 1111-mi, assistant illtOC \. w .lei v ". said Mi Iteits, " a n d standing bonds hearing the <-inula I h . II --Id h i " oi t-u Monroe do. lime might I teat lie page toduv the l a i d ol such .olv i t U- l l i g Is I tool pi iv ilege I" the moonlit of al ; |,,r of the l.a Follette- \\ lieAlfV a l . I I \ I In p o * t ' o ■I 11, I t o i l pinldle ch! patrol l hew certificate- i ut !n-m I lie M. xi.nti Hiili-h li.ngl. . In i. pin I 'no . 1 t In, • .puirlers " f a million lieiolqiiait.-i* here, told the edtjt-' "hv loll • .i \ lo.'l I. ..n I eg mil I m e in- i . - u p e i n a l • 1 11“ III lo keep 11ol aid, were voted toduv and it I toil " M e x i r o p a soV. ig’ li conn ‘ Mi ami . Tampa m d . tin i i d l e - d o l l a i - in lhe*e securities the two I mitlee lie had receive.) approxlin* • I log |-la* * I i-i t h* tiv and will > 1 1 *. Uss Its own Hue- any wav ti iv i la ......... Iv erl i* ing igns on nil |ni 1 1 ni . moods i in landing 1is thought that when tl . . •• litth ilisols- Will mature in mutely f 124..T.".i from the *nlc o f i i,m*' \i i i . *a!n* i mu he d» gir.il to el I I- I. lit Iv I judge hv a p p i . l l a l i ' l — eVOt.V j it, |,1 1 1,, in,,| a,, hwa v - leading 1p.'in. mid th, r e ma i nd e r fall do. 111 one million l.n F.dlette-Whcoisr t“ “ k chinge coupons ale all ldaie-1 in th haI la? e.l himself I-I I*tv - I of .1 PI. • gat i/ .« mol |ni: ml .*• 1 mltiole « o.ilitj llill-l IlHV lot box tin h i liahh t I* ">:.m ,. j ,•| nn it itioldl.il * eld* l - while I'.'.tii mid I •• Id f t he river, cmupuign buttons. Atai'in mi poll, v . n» of gn u ! ad lUlli- * f < Opel .,1 loo heeii on F ii i Si n e t la-t ni ghi . mol .'unfold had non.- that* I saw . ooeessions, change* among the leading • on v . A * ih< ma t u r i n g bonds ar e he Sidney Hillmun, pre-i.lent cC i l i ' . ' l g e t o !'• . o l l l l t l U s . I ' t i . < . i n 'I i* ic orgnlii'"at ion* vv i ■ a Ii i wl mg , i • ea in mg In.m l l " " i oii'".|iiciitIv. nil oi the :..m i'is d i i tissillg. ti slant* l o v e d by t r e a s ur y offi.'tills l o Ih the Amalgmnatu.l Clothing V/orkI uturr I’olirv As the route I draws !■ • nn end 'l l-ly Ihl'.'l lllg f"l t !-• Ill , ii ikn. row-led Irani ihm hioiight mg i r-.wil madi hi night bid.-oil-. r ihe i hincsc in Outlining In« f ut ui e polity. < i the voting of the vutiou- v-umg me down want, on lliloligh to oth h< Id in i .i tv section of the coun- j ers of America, testified that tba •ll "V , loi'Ml lll.l ndv lllicell.elil of "(ll X« t enj oyabl e, tot people Hot silt unded. it was 1 liy , the amount of nutiotiul hank , mgauir.alion had collected b<|ladies seem to he getting m-'ie ei.,1 I all.......ltd he would stilve I olllllUllllt V i r point s " I c i m g troui llel Voiid l s o i d t ' l l ' - " ! . . . ' that Tientsin' spirited mid there i- no telling lust ,.|„,v,. all f.u gicutei education to be he retired in (wet'll $18,000 and $20,000 for th* Mi Hetl* al-o emidi*si7.ed I he 11.ile ein 1I.1I 1011 lo Working within the fuials ilo , The ' i i lot iiiiiuedlHlely ad j.Weld ‘Title- would permit |when some sensational gain may aiming all clusses of Mexicans a rucii lotah v I* to he relatively La Follette-Wheeler campaign. A L (Continued on page h) r.-in. v..| t,, the city, he made hv all alllhltious vvoikei. w, II as the general economic la-1 le.ctvcd tio ii various sources, and lo Joe’* Smoke Hollar wit* said by small o.ue officials believe the cxmidcr Kuhn, New York attoriifty if the .nun e of supplv does not ninny a world war veteran to i loselv ling 1 1,, m termcnt of the people of Mexie. act i 1 in eluent in February will who snid he was a member of tb* ••Who Will Win” , the great i esemlib Helleaii Wood, mid cat* give .-UI . the commute. trepan-* Act. • mill . 1 inlly reduced as many of association publishing the "D ally t|ueation. passing thcio weie forced to run a ip.it n. with the hcl| * h • i- |a,-paring for On the lip* of manv iwople in H e banks, they said, already have Forward," a Jewish laii;;utr.l rannon cracker* barrage of giant scape an lute. t. 1) n t • i. kam the posi Sanford and Seminole countv me anticipated ihu retirement and have newspa|>er, decluretl his committee will make the building and grounds, and torpedoes that hurst with deaf Ini* |nii> I. j, that of mili- the words “ Who will win purchased other federal securities had raised $'20,000 in NV\/ Y o rk though unpi.'tentiiiu*, one of the i-liing noise, mid filled the si reels to plan behind their own currency for the sume fund, 'h* c utral govern- question has been heard linn 1,,,,-t heaut if ul places 111 Florida, with snutke issues. |tng \. -!. ida> issued u time again and it is » renting non n At the opening uf the a f l f 000)1 Singing. Inughing and shouting unit a <1 .-dit of the community r r dii ect mg that the comment among people in all walksession. Chairman CniawiJ' an­ All plan* are complete and cv­ With joy. throng* of gayly uttired The I.lidding 1 * loentisl on Setu |-r.a pat all salt reve­ o f life, and especially those who nounced that the senate coimuittf* 1ybungster* ju t eapwired the street- , 1 v 1 lung is in readiness for r»— rl hut Altamonte Spring .-1 stand * mole Houlevai'.l i.n.l Myrtle Ave ls * ' “ i.alh instead of have friends in the race hud agreed to permit the t tit iThere is still |dcntv ut <"'»* for mi 1-x.elli-nt vliancu to lose the no. and the temporary entimu. t > alld liteiully tan wild, while guard ,, 1 v mg election 1 .-turns on Tuesday uioiiy of scverul witnesses suhpUir—, in accordance utils uf the law looked on indulgent night by The Herald over u sp.iial J-’x.o, ..ition loan ugrec great things to he accomplished Florida National Newspaper Men * the g I ooll.i* IS by way of the tail, nurd for today to go over until . The fifth period of the lampiugn road l.-mo truck load from hit -1 , Iv mill laughed, and enjoyed them­ • igti i n . , . i,t s i g n e d in after the election In view of th* Horn, i- .oiitauicd in a lepott Slicet and Mville Avenue WT • •. selves just about a* much a* any wire secured through life Associ­ will end a week from loiugl ' ated Cress. The special wire was _ limited time. Among them ware ■tt" dutic* security ufter tiiut linn- the v o t e r 1'"'*' ' it,, limit basin construction ha I one pref. nl All of which goes to installed 111 this olfice t.slay and 1 minaling fiom that place to th \V A S H IN G T O N , Nov. * ' ~ * " ^ l j e s » e Jones, financial director o f ............. nnd sterling of Hlihscripllons will on. < again, effect that such is likely to he the Ill-ell finished the entrance to 'he prove, it i* pointed out, that .iq.* ,,n Monday a stureojitiiMll machine great Aiiieri.un political classic of the democratic national committed . and for the last lime he icdia e.l Legion ground* will be by way •( me ruthci Imiiian individuals ufter mid s* rucii secured from Rev Haul 111124 is approaching decision day in und Norman II. Davis, former unIt will he easier to pdr up 'ides ia-e lu-i a use of eompluatiolis r. ,, uttv Hiising Charles D Haines, 1 lie Seminole H.iulevuid from Patk all 1 I Lu halts, will be placed ill po­ der-secretnry of state, who had during the coming week than i Women screumed, win* lira L i e * . sition so that us fu*t as the re­ a shower of sharp word* nnd fog A venue been requested to bring all doctl' will he .luring the last two wee * don........ large property holding* mull >«•!Ifil. fire t-rurkiMH S|M-rinl Legion Edition turns arc* received they may be rival piedictions. In its final stage ment* hearing on pluns to **UT» of the contest And some con to the state lire**, is said to have Tins edition, in addition to giving Lurat, and a KjittlHltir hud only to llashde upon the ssreen. given out this Mhlioiin. emvnl it hus brought into pluy ull of the drrwrite uny deficit" of the demo­ tenants are realizing this i.«.« It I* said that the original offer . the eelehrutioo piog'ram for N * clone Lis eye* t«» m*t a moftt vivid Permission has ugiijn been grant- old fumiliur strutgems, modernized cratic organization. A telegram and intend to make th. ...ming Great Hritof bind did not include sufficient! II and pictures of the clubh. ti-c impression of Milton’s "Paradise ,K| by the Seminole County Honk to from the financial director statin* itth.i ,i. to a eustom- vveek one of great activity territory on which to locate the building, will have acknowle.lge- Lost." place the large screen 011 its build. to fit an age of rudio, movies nnd that the democrats hart "no plana Fi n e I ' r i i w . A r e O f f e r e d ri»l -f placidity until Ymi"™ Indies of SemmoU county home, lu" extra acres being neres- 1 m|1|1, ||>t tll the |>eoplv who have Give and take was the keynote of j( directly ucross the street from senatorial invc stign* .dlniatndola (Continued on Page 8.) 1to i l . i development* siioubl not forget the fine b*' "* *ar> for the institution as paiuu. ; MU|,p(>rt«*«i the city flag dccoruli»n the hour, with the prrenter empha- The Herald VifTice. The stereontl- iieiiul.n ml investigations, and laid -ouatiou brought pnxes to be awarded. by the pren* body lied „ ,urhine will again he Installed ■ ‘ ”He ““ ' |irogram und also those who have sis laid U|xui the •tukr." Heavy out on u new scale lo appeal to ev­ It wan further reported ; that l‘ru' l -irliunieiitary elec- five splendid prizes then .. . t*«*v it,.. 1advertised in the s(»eciul edition It inderHi was the toll thut the goblins j„™uther with the wire, on the sev­ „ , __ ______ ........................ , „ ( —..................... * ■ ery remote subdivision of our e v e r -1 1 - |uen( sweeping per cent commission to la- puld all eral hundred acres adluining un triumph. have also been |growing American electorate. Be-1 those wh" remain active to in City Manager W. H ride* the entire membership of the end. but who ure not f“ ' lun“ ll‘ K/ski,,™ k . i m i l o s * are a v a ito n L.a - n 1 larifl enough to win u Pritv ' her* » house, 344 senators be #chosen , no chance to lose, the «>• 1 Tuesday. 'I'his is enough to upset Miss Velma Khipp----- ... f.00,110 upon and ubove board. the present slender Republican ma­ Mias Nell Williams...... .... 591,108 jority should the tide of fortune Miss Versa Woodcock ..... 67(1.110 worker wins. There Is no ,work ,. turn to the Democrats. Governors Miss Naomi Fellows— . .. -tttdjrii. K*T,,N. N ov. 1. -W ith- ,„g for nothing- it* * * * ' ' ' * L ,i|T so thnt traffic in«y not inter- ure to he elected in 34 states. The fight is drawing to * located elsewhere. " Miss Mary Kinlaw----|""T> Ford’k Muscle A great deal of interest is being 1 g o lf socks; Lloyd Shoe Store, pair fere, Miss Sarah Corwin— ___ 80,545 || hi n . way chunges the « ChthHyU U l e % ? i ninrc intense. M, Humes explained further, de|..._ 36.0./0 Mrs. M. E. Patterson-........... Florida Interest Keen. shown In the coming golf tourney o f golf shoes and Ball Hardwurc When The l u‘< Aaierirun *'urm Hu Fiir sighted contestanU are gel- daring JA C K SO N V ILLE , Nov. 1.— Elec- Mrs, J. F, Boston.— ....... - 17,380 r 1“ n toward* the devel“ My gift* arc K>ft»If thr , 0 be Play ed here Nov 13. 11 and Company. one dozen golf balls'. from thu primory electlo" ting out and plugging for all they lust June, u crowd of 2,000 people lion activities drew to a close today Mrs. Mary xry Bowie----------- 18,910 OMiicaliun of this hy- are worth, und the vote* arc organization rcqurfkts ray consent 15 between the four civic organiHope hus been expressed by the #aw u,em thrown upon the screen MrsEmmie Wicks 10.4M.Oj thut the home b« located in an­ with the interest in this state ap­ r for purposes of mounting up rapidly. other section of Florldu 1 shall xatiens, the Rotary and Kiwonia committee handling the urrungu-, und it is expected that even u larg- parently centering on the result of Misa Peggy Bruton _ Turing |trace und for There*remain many *" ! 3 " h e » 7 l a u ' t “ ~*cc*d* to such re- Clubs snd the junior and senior menU thut more business linnst« r gutherin will oee them on next the vote on the proposed inhoritanc Miss Margaret Miller L*u' * of munitions dur •Sautord und Semipole county^ „ , est n|though the change would Chambers o f Commerce, according will contribute prizes so that ulij Tuesday. , cs and income tax amendment from Mrs. W a lU r Wight _ •• ^ x very _Jlssnlininlt diMPPointlng to “ Reid, ni tlng W«*h- have not been approached hy^com * to reports made by those handling the finalists in the field of play will Thia paper has secured the ipe- personal property up to |600 value. Mra. F. C. Golson **cau»tive of the feder- testants and who w. he g W to notura^ |g than the details o f the meet. wfn prizes of some sort. K'*> tl®ctJon * 3revicef in. “rder that John W . Martin, Democratic nom Mrs. M. E. Dooly ' * "talenient contained pay up their subscripfons i k .x-rsonal preference, The Sanford Herald has offered On Monday night at 7:30 o ’c l o c k ! the people of J ™ ? .. “ Y* inee for governor, campaigned ac­ Misa Ethel Henry '(ion’s weeiily letter. an opportunity. Contaetanb . press may have my consent US first prize to the winning team ot The ,,nraiu Herild n office m r * ine the mmuut-l------c o m m i t - h a n d information . immediately ... Miss Florence Malm seeking subscriptions » bourn tjie properties donated and s handsome silver loving cup, now . n , ar.|cn the emmpain results. Not only tively while the Republican ticket, Miss Alberta Aycock * -re given lor 1, to ** m «-/ > thpy deiJre for momher that vole, are given or to -• V . L. . .. , m m rlianlaw lex it, ihe'tco will meet and make final ar. . c . np^-ig-ntt-i t'm<" urc more eareful will returns from the presidential headed by W. R. O’Neal, also dis- Misa Lena B. Hagun „ on display in the vyin|low» of the [Otaincy t h a n tht-y u r „ n aders to the iihcUbc.t interest of th. home. It McLaulin jewelry store, while sev­ rangements. Those composing the race be received, hut up-to-the- played greater activity than uauaL Mfvit paper a. for daily “ ub^,r‘ l’ °f'or , lrut- that the land necessary for eral bunsi sespenccrns have of­ cofpmittee are Edward Higgius, minute eperts on how the vari­ In the contests for congress in Miss Kuba Williams . And also that vote* are J%cn f ^ ,, unavailable here and Com­ ous constitutional amendments, to first, second and fourth districts, Misa Emily Griffin fered individual prizes. Those nns representing Chamber of Mias Clara Rankin old eubscripUons renewed ns wc" 1 { consider jt* location else­ n o t ic e merce; Walter Connelly, represent­ the Florida constitution, are■ be- contested by Republicans, added in­ who have already mude donations Mra. 8. P. Dutton — where nt’t c i5 ir )i , J„i^ Oberiln will address na for now aubscriptions. aro as follows: Mcnry McLaulin, ing the Junior Chamber of Com. ing voted upon, will be given out. terest Ii hi o wnieteetnilhc l hs list of contestants •"«* W Mrs. Dentsrl Stafford | i n*nford tonight ut 8 The Herald extends a cordial incup; McKinnon- merce; J. Frank McNeill, repre­ sunding wUl again.be published Federal agents who recently dis­ silver loving Miss Ddrothy Stokes „ Railroad men should not com­ vitation to all Sanford and Semi » i“1!loha Aveauo nnd of knickers; senting the Rotary Club and Dr, W. in th < interest of pres- every day next week. covered bootlegging among New Markwood, .pair U n . Robert Lalng — he note county to be it* guest* n u t plain about autos; tha locomotive lUoa Pearl Robson York taxi drivers must have been Thrasher A Woodruff, pair of golf J . Gardner, representing' the Kl- Tuesday night. n matters as well us usually wins the bout. What.constitutes a living wage socks; Woodruff 4c Watson, pair of wants. t.ongressiunnl Dia­ born detective*. ‘ . * m . depends largely on the liver. ot new blood". •-c .n . i.v.n * . i -• .x ."hutdo '.■*( $0 HOME OF LOCAL LEGION POST TO BE FINISHED SOON Cuban Election Is Eeing Held Today ARCHIE L. BETTS! P R I ? n in \ I AR E F TOURIST SE4S0N> ( ( t f°ur >,,r ,,o,",s,,r ,o21?* Menocnl HAPPY THRONGS CELEBRATE ALL SAINTS’ EVE HERE f Special Wire Will Supply Herald With Results of Election Altamonte Springs May Lose Its Home For Newspapermen Amendment Is Center Of Election Activity In State o f Florida Britain Quiet Late Elections a r r . S ‘Ureau Would fll Work Shoals A'»” S '*y X S H wl" |g a s a r a S r & : ^ j * ^ « « g i R i s r *’ 1 ..... t s - K i Much interest Being Shown In Golf" i * Tournament to be Played This Month w'(„" ^ w AS CONTESTANTS STOOD AT NOON __mu io ' W Kittidift auiMa 7* �P A C E E IG H T ................-g—» . u r n ■ *«■ ■■■ ■» ^ r . y r — — ■■ - — —— ■-—7 »»— ■ ----------------. . ~ r 1. . ■•— ! ■ . . . . — . . . . * ..................... ... .. 1 1 _* ■ . . . , L . , , , it . T .1 J f r e e h o l d e r s Shalt v o t e in a L n m A tte r-a m J a i1 - - . America lends nil countries in _ ty ; iinp^its sold to Japan. iiuftorts for- the nix-month period totalled 1 4fi2,000,000 yen. of w h ic h J.1 2 ’ OOO,000 yen represented nurrhs- »> from the United State*. I nt i Wt K - I a n t e d s e c o n d w i t h UiT.OOO.OOti yen and Grrnt ilrituin third with 171.­ ' e k u k 0 0 0 .0 0 0 L '■ yen ------- S o v ie t ns G o v e r n m e n t T o P l a n P o r t D c v e l o o m e n l £ — ‘ . • T O K I O , Oct. 30.— A c o n tr a c t cr c c n t l y m a d e i»y th e K u r i b s y nshi S t e u n m h ip C o m p a n y , i new J a p n t * C ( I r m w i t h th e S o v i e t i i u l h i .n ties f o r th e o p e ra tio n o f u fleet o f • s e v e r a l s t e a m e r s out o f V l a d i v o ­ s to k ; is cntis inj; a n x i e t y to o f f i c i a l ! a n d o t h e r i n t e r e s t e d in tat* s em i g o v e r n m e n t S o u th M a n c h u r i a Itailw n y Com pany. I t is b e l i e v e d th at th e n e w r.tenm xh lp s e r v i c e w i l l m n k o V l n d i u i s t o k a n i m p o r t a n t p o r t f o r the M a n ­ c h u r i a n h i n t e i l a n d w h ic h , w i t h it r ic h e x p o r t s o f I k ;;» i r a k e a m i oti. c t.P i r r m l i tl e i. no w oc nl v.ilh i , r e s t o f the w o r l d In rin-l v t h i o u j ' i t h e S o u t h M n n r h u i i n Itn ilw a v arn! th e J a p an ese con trolled po>i n D airen . RUBIHEPAIN■ fp - • mw 4 liV W . , S A tp ( I r u K R ' a i f ' H u'' stmlliint; |ienelraliri|; S i . .Ineolis O il r i jjitt into your s ore , nli(T, oc-hinR jo in t nn d relie f com es in sta n tly. S i. J a ­ c o b s O il I k n liar tn1 ' I c h n rlit-untalisiti lin im en t iv h i c h hevor dinuppoinlH And rnin f i ii r n n niK i i oitl Us the skin. I; O c t a 3Ii ••fill b o t t l e o f S i . .la- ohs Oil Y / f S i o ' t i " M ' s - • ’-»-*« Si.ei-t i : i \ l a t e -1 |.i. l u r e . 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I>. 1 p r e s e n t m y f i n a l acc ou n ts mi ItIt n p p e arln R hy th e s w o r n h i l l o f f l c n l e In lh, “ J ' » p » « : i 1 tu x I’cliool d istrict itns I P?4 , e c u t o r s • f ntild e s ta te , nml n-k f o r ro m p ln in t In tlila ciufho filed th a t That Kmma ■ : c--t.l 1 Ir f a v h r o f thn Issuance o f (.S...I It. A . DO Ulil .AB H . i t h e i r a p p r o v a l. • ‘ you o r each o f you. m a y clultn na me T a x ' V r u u ^ l I sueh tihndit o r p e c l o l u * s f o r t h « »i*t *lay of * • "I--rIt o f th e C i r c u i t C ourt of I fated O c t o b e r 27. A. It. 1924. | r i a l " ti t l e o r I n te r e s t In a n d tu the 0 i . Hu nt o f tlo- In te res t on said S.-rt-'O-tlo C o u n tv . F l o r i d a i X l i h 'C. I . I ' N I i y r i S T and lan ds end p rS m t a M h e r e i n b e f o r e d e ­ f i l e d W |,| ' * i. -oil-, end tli». p r ' i i r l p il t h e r e o f ns I o i l t i M K H I . C N I H f t' lH T . ser I lied and thut y o u r plaCSa o f reaID' A. 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To all p a r l i e s c ln ln iln K any Inte r- ' I S ' V 7 H m ' r|tnx..r birty-rtvo rents fo r the !ar;;i funt- • laud s n o t i m - alines h e r e i n b e f o r e j r ^ '» xv«- s h a ll 4 l " i l , i - ih- i i n n ' s o b i# |C " 1 *•!'. llir ou ifh an d u n do r H a r v e y ment* will, inter—t ■ -•i.n, i ' 1 • u,..intiir." nm y s e r l l i i d an I d i a l y o u r p la c e * o f trn> J’. Iloun hoh hir. JoUic- «if said C o u r l P " cent i>cr annum on all j;.y jta c k a ir c . Romimnuuided and ■I Hun t, d eceased , an heirs. d « . M > ...x . 7 - J r *' »r « . r neti (Mil I l f I di-ore m . nnUnowrtt. s-» ,1u d ° f Prolisl-- f o r o u r f i n a l vlaeeti , r otherxvlsa: t h « H e i r s o f l l I* I l.- r- f.-rn (irdwreU. T l m t y o u B l- r h a r ir e n* -l1 *ec1 it-r« «> f i l l s sHinte Ja cob M Jllli, ir livliur. and i f dead. Jrm ro C M is y ips -t--i-x»e>4' " I I JinrUen c l s l m l n r . s wd e n i l i . I you. and y o u arn h e r e b y o f under said J 1 A . D . 1824. •■ th e r e q u i r e d a p p e a r t o H il* hill o f jil»| th a t *1 th e sum# U m s w o w i l l H e i r s o f An ro h M. J llli . d r n i o U or ! >i ; . A . *Yi tfritfjp a c e ee •• 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1III It, t l . l . r.1..... III.., . . . . L . piv.yn, m> *1(1.1 UCxpUH.0 1—' J quailtlcU I'lwiurs itivivuf who who ara ars cCiUiplalni in this esuvs Hied, un the ’prM»n* uicuuals a« l-V othurwtss; and all partlis cfsimliiR PublUL October 10 17 v i I- IL. JPH1LIF& i i u.r}rr. . . -v .-um.af • ; .. * * *'• L i‘ J1 »nd November 7Ub • _ J �...._ _ _ _ __ . B ran o f City’s inters Fail To inge R e c e ip t s For Railroad Comfeisaianer The ballot which will be voted in Seminole county at the general Vote for One . election next Tuesday will look as E. 8. M A T T H E W S follows: W a**” btw1 pr>« m s*om e« of O F F I C I A L B A L I/ IT C lt» U ( ,,:*l»»* T>»*'"rtment to I W A. S. W E L L S n * a y - - «K». errordfn'r to G E N E R A L FLECTION T, YVtMi, n*\c* mana**r, have JAMES T. HODGES November I , A. I). 1921 r « » faP'"1 *'> tr-e to th»*r Precinct No. 1 I. 0. PRICE (DJIl(Ua r<'-***a'iv A*. Seminole County, Fla. »*i he wrriianged for _v*f e'-\-f*r-\ Make a cross mark ( X ) b e f o r e ----------- ---------------------------------- W ' " * " ' * 1 If ■ the name of the candidate for v o u r l ------------- -------------------------------etf-^ft f*% *hl* |r»e«*- choice and before the word ,fY E S ” For State Senator, 19th Senatorial L»or*h’**vj* o f e**d the or “ NO” under the eonatitatjonal' District -.or** ?t**ttM*a <"nmn-nr la anx­ amendrpenta herein submitted to Vote for One ious to f Io*e l»a r*a and water ae- the voters. M. O. O VER STREE T • I t *v r *«0 e*"*ed n* t il. e(tv ntllFor Presidenllsl Electors Itle. n + tr* W'L’ell { f fi%T fKs* Vote for Six *pt lore*f**t I- .he TTtfH**e« 0 *lre. IMS v „ pt FI—♦ F t r f t . For Member It'>•»*. of RepresenJ. LEO A N D E R SO N . all ru* « e-t w '* e . hltla an* mailed tativcn : ptrtnntJr m the )a»* «*.,« wf <*n/-h Vote fur One D. \V. BERRY month. B 1 ‘ amt m n s—a ** hV M L v ».n | l ''_ " _ 1 the A»at and tenth of the following month. fee, •<»*»• Mr, r « M v ***** f|*r l manayreent has lrf” >n verv lenient With pi|S*Ofriera and w ’ llld "■(Tret amt nerrssltv (nr /•••**ing off i*nv patron, h**t n n h '* h*He are paid lln the err»-r*h»d time. rn«rs n s v fin** *hemsf|ve« with. I Service -rhlfh rap no* he re- j :a*cd rn t!l all bills dim s re nnld a ed»-vice charge of R A O on n»e*er. Ih tyMrr jirrofnnifHjiit^ it * na- •' M*? ",rr l >• In the matter o f repairing, olf"* an<l regulating gas stoves nth if appliance*, a workman r)?en aerureil who will call and i Itiwilo on jo'll, and who will col- i Yol- hls services. A phone cull) 0« 27^. Hikine fr»r thin repair 9)11), will receive prompt atten* j Bp- ____________ Nepro In Jail Result O f Running- Into Two Small Girls Today J. R. L Y L E S JOHN Q. H A N S H A W m a r v in r . Mc I n t o s h J H IN T O N PLEDGER vanvk P £ T E R E. H A R T N E T T JENNIE b. BRANDENBURG f;VA „ Vole f r line (;KORf;K [*' For Ta\ Vss.-s-or ( IIARI.OTTE R. COFFIN SHELDON V A C t.H A N A S. HUNTER S A RICHARDS For I .limit i ’ nis.-ritlmg Vote for (In II. II BROWN ERNES I I J. M ADKINS Mloruet HOI SHIM DFR CHARLOTTE R. Col FIN A J PRESTON For Conttlt Sti|M-rinlendent of I’ uhlir ln-tru< lion \ o li for i -to- .1 F SHOES.MITII THOMAS W SPICER I U I f m - -toW I I . L i VMS Ta ' i j .v i a , v.’n.sh., ot eh a .» I <>r Member nf S* 1hm»| I it mrrf 2ml IliMtriit \ f S E A R S fi.| <Mu* I I II MM I M of nr N |h i i In t r il r u f S i hiH il I D **l f i i | 1l « i , i r ( j r. . ) 11 \ 1; i : I M I Ut I "lllll t Lx t (Pill 1111 Mil, f radio « «rJIr> a* niattcm thiie I*i O V n l l d J StM e* hl-d. girn! Bt.ivrv and Lon I find K. (.'ouch, in c h a r g e o f tin t. w o r k in ,((>-» » ule. p'anned war f a r o a g n l . n t the r«Dt.itThou j aand- ut l tom w ere kill ml in n 1 --'week 1**' rnlcium ryunide g « . in- ■troducetl n hi lliuir burrow., and h> . .poison put n apples The g a s s in g Wa» doiie in the duvtime, Mr. (kmc.) has prepared data for i/ifi t uii’ lion o f Australian ofIclaL. He aelievos the experiment result in the eradication of the IIITuwing .nbblts that are a {Hist Aurti ulln. •Free State’B Finances eclared To Be Sound Do -I nl i 't ri•1 \ • t |« ■! -• " f l*'h I * til. i D t i i i ’ ' . **l*.l. M f :,.k f; I ' A t i il I V * tH ff IN < nt *( N(r ft4Vn«rt«% ■ Irt r* f . N**K» , • u It .ID » Ji m.i:. ■Jill *1 si . I *, i « li.rliln , ’ M * I •’ i » i. .I * r ■ 4 I! I t* ‘ *. 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I.I'IT I.i: 1U Mi OR E S E E D COMP (.--I « .»■ . sk a ! : r 1 1.1>t n <; I’llOS I l i l U B I U B a J B L U H t S S B C Ht H^ B C3 t n HC C U 9Z M 11fl M l l X S I n L’ 1 E U A U * I ■ ■ B MB a a « I ■ i ' 1- \*r i • A Man Robbed- * W A N'i I ri j. f 11« is dissa tislivtl, Im l v hi’ii i f <i. *d ■iti'lcf i In r • K ■ c find u it'll lit I **!' ■ n hi \ » ■ 4W4 dr m »> 4*1,111 |<» ■ ■'! hi t+41 L Mi F Q. Pi1 : ,s* ii.iii*.i« h ' •« I lie **» l * »’ » S * -*ti rti"iu\'.s w orth . .. ■ . . . . . ■ is ..jwajll ■ u 2 2 ui Tin IH> m ii nd H i.' ■f I.* k: i ri ■ '»• I ' I, Iliill’li (if i 1 i v u t d i i u i s degreua v\. J h ... i. ginning. n l! i.- situati'd on Sanford Avenue, two miles front town.* L o t s high and und well drained. New buildings going „p IH»w. Cowl water, city I'or the next ;iu days wu are making n ...... low pricc. Elwy in u m l..............i , > HT ltH 11,1,1 luok il over while lots an- cheat). ••1J u*-'»**S» ami i„-ri">n* wnoae n-ira.-r u . unit now it. ..injm in g n o r rtgi.i tut,. ,,r i n t e r ­ ! rat in and •" i>r"|.»ti> herulnI b e f o r e deacrii.ed <r .a ? j,«rt or par- Seminole Realty Co. eeJt l,pp*'uring h» D-n * « mi n 8.111 of roninUlnt romplalnt IIn ii>-« M "” • ' -"i-> tiled, tlist yuu and each »t >oii. im w or claim lo have aoiri* rUrht. ml,- or lni*ru»l In and to tho lands and promlsas heralnbafora dnaertbed and that your places of reatdencs are un- DODGE BUILDING. 112 W. SECOND STREET. X - e ./L- i* * * * 't h e r e f o r # nrt«r«d. Thai jreu. *■ rfri each . f you, b*. and > « « are ■ «v n 2 a a a B a s » H a « a * M n B i» £ a 3 c a a c ; ;**.r •j, i—' . he ,i hd 17 |ou M i tibiitli* It«i*w** *11 wiiii tlii f ■'d i'l ra nl. f un ^ " { tlUThi'i’ V * . Do,!' rh.tlna: |-iia( Siv hii.I "» -....... .,)la south ,nd„ t,. >* v* n ^ «»f m.ui y U I I ll**f I I ^ S.4III ll '■ i I >i Kit; Iil " ■m■*- S t t h 2fi i f jin** ♦•f •nd T7 loo i * m ph'jiseil, mitl litis is wh.it \tc .tie il'c n j' oi Jh'Salaiiti l l v i j ' h l s . ii -100 rhiiii*- i ' flint-'' <*»nI a •i< 'i li»f*i* '* '*Thr^H**ui b Tvt .atael i*T HMi ncrei ® i.f Ihc* f»dluM imk d'•'*« i i i.i ,| 1at11«I. Ih' y |B cl nHInH ut in* i’ll* ** * i i.iiii nf w iM J: 77 tinti % ■ ^ <* fcflXN .M A iiV K U i \i .i . .mil m vA K K i i ; i .i :i *i i ( ) n i «:. w im i«11 i*h h i - . T W \ N iv p»c ( a I ' i if ,|fh4 ill CRTfi illl U • * 1 i i|H|Xr*l •*< i b*- f *»Di •w "" rid l*rlllw I *1. * ritai. .a i aliuiliiK -i ,.{ Sect I"II It,iliac .'ll itoi "V*-lua *1r g rr '■s Km' a!', " , ' j i <i j \ i k W *• < r . in j-ld.'!, I lie le.idiiiif \ .irielifN o| I ' l ’-N IM. ai j i ii c o k: &ii ii ~ x n a o ij k a ** a ■ u a a kza 3 n e ■ a a.&c n b u ■■i i • * ,1**1 !*:•*' ' Mi •( I "D JP«(t tI* " •|(Hi t K* I '0 1 11 «‘ |V* l**' f illlX Mit'd ' .1. * * IIIK fill- * ' i* t* tic Dl* i »!■• » I D , uf thu1 ( uiuiitulmn of thu Hin11* ol I'ROI'1 >HKD C O N S T I T U T I O N A L ' Florida, u l m n c to taxation und huuiicc, nuth..ruing the Legislature A MEN DM KN IS lo provide lot uniform und i-.|Uul ru Vole Yea or No to ploi id. fm uniform and e.tuul ’ , . . . 1 , rate o i luxiiii.m, und fur sj-ei ml 1 ES r a l e * of luxation on intangible To nun-lid Sc. lion 1, Article i*. property not to exceed five mills uf the Constitution uf the Slate of on t h e dollar on *uch i n t a n g i b l e p e r t y . and tu to eXen exempt ii-t from tuxaFlorida, relative tu taxation and property, finance, authorising the l-cgislaturo tion property owned for munici|ial, tu provide for uniform and c<iual educational, literary, scientific, re­ rale of tuxation, and for special ligious or charitable purposes. rates of taxation on intangible YES properly not to exceed five mills on tho dollar on such intangible •— ” — - '~ TT- ll ■•••*• *1 1. . ^ • II •4 u ' •i* ' S r i ( m u 1 a N t ' n : * at ID o a t therenfti t K E. W A I KER C A R D E N PEAS ■ *» I VI \ |ll t •*l; i T* v* | luisiii to Dr nu*di* every 1U >r.n> ' "** i ( It* »n I th*- firm i.1 Mir uppot 1iotitnent tfn* 1.ctf M a f u11\ mid to i ifOJn l si a p p o r t looincht to lie made in I itinJ o i «M|ipof t iMiimefit up i *. i i.t it I'cNAce Hidtrul For Cummisaiunrr of Agriculture ii JBUtfl M i. h- T ii nm. il l Sc. ti.m t. Ai l. . of the < oust it lit ion i.l Die S!„ . I'li.ridii, icintivi- to ..nMiv m..I .,|. Fur S t a i r ten-uier I at < i.unt, < oininttismn. t p.tl t l.'llllll'M , pll'Vl.illlg f.ll It. >1. I list i let No. a niton i I d* Sclinlortnl Ih-f... tJ c L IN IN G i Vi 1 lilt ( hie each I" I"- ] rj<t e-etiled hy "lie v,n B G S M IT H nlot, and j.i ... "ling tor thie. L.j. ) I Ii Iv Ii Iti F 11'.scuta 11 v» v jn tile llotlM' i.f Re). | r*M l l l i i t n o tt>.m each of til' ti.. I-___ . _____ Ilinut poptll'.iis t ovitit )»■* , two Kept. Mlltutivcv from 1'iieh " f tile levt For State Superintendent nl l ull I oi Ju> I it r nl I be I D*m t lie luslruction IN til. >t |inj midi . .unites, nmi .... l*t IDhlrnl Itejil ci'i Ii ta 11 . . ft uni on. ti of Dm ^ Vote for One f.*i ( D i r remaining toutdi.v of tin- Stall at W. S. < AW TIION Hie time ut tin appo: tioiuil. tit h> I i. s T R I N G F F . l . I . n W the I .eglsiut ole alu! lo compel .-on ii IDA M. OBER1.IN upportliniineiit to !„■ made in For < ulislalilr, IM Juslice ol the “ ' • ••I'l” ' " ";>-»e.U Up.... M.d. hi * *•i n I * N. | I f r j n i " ' n - i i ' ji tj\i> f r o m t*in*h o f t h e i f m u i m i t p ( o u n t u s o f the S ta te -it I hasi> to te imidc every t her* a ft • (IIM lII II III1 V.' I f ••j t •11« \- D E L - . z n u s r f H u a m ’ R M s n u ija B iL a n iH L ’ d i t ; o s i I •** III* 't |*•i |illllUK I-oUlit )«*<«, IItill Of 11 K N J / MI N t i h If i or I iifti ptrollcf t Die ••I N I 1 I I IM. *1it ». f 1(1,1. \ Uh H• 1 ' w i n • • • ■' ■. t SI 1 V. 1 1 * * « nil *J. .t ♦ MX l( II n > » l i t a t is** 1 1 "Mi i , 4i h o f 1 Ilf* l i v e m o s t |n c|iiili INN c m i ut i on , l w -1 K e p i • or lid JI Itll I \I i IK* I II is m i ] Hit -t »IIMU I • •*! S I k - I \ 1| (p| I I 11I(I I >k IV • 11 k N* | |( k I \1. » i t rJnri*H4, t (!iiiik i' in 4 i i l - un *4h*l f*|* )j*M 1 1*ih im fit, |*f •>v i«|1 fm* tl.c ii* Itlllilt * r ■(- N, Material Dl* 1I'l* t . i*lU h 1 " he »1 pt e-.'lit.-ii l*y "la .v • ii u l o r . or il |<f -.v .d m g to r t i n * .- R. p 1 i m utaMv 1 I’l the House o f It. p l.enerul i m hits u ifh O K U • «* I N • \ * 1*I N i l ’ .* ‘f» 1 \ 4I I h-lr i< t No. ‘J \ • ♦« for I Die Jo h n iw e * ; i estate. ,.l. I no r . r i - t ■ I .1 ! .. ! I ' t, » . I . , . ' ' t-l ■an - nil. 1 i . • t ton I . . |o \ S || M L lo r or State's also In th» world." ,«1 * r > lljN 1 I .i m til. f I ii nnu 1*1 >1 • t phi D U B L IN . Oct. !10.— The Fixe 1 VoU' tur ° “ " N A TH A N MAYO " fTil t nl# r”*''’Tie rr*"rna for the first N yfi months of this year ahow re­ lictions In both revenue and c* J. L. S kT p FEK ituie. Thu revenue has fallen ~ m / l 4,000,000 lust year tn XII,fiOO this year, while Lite exptnture ha s, fall on from CHJtiO.lXK) For Justice of Supreme Court tfi Juat over TJ.f.00,000 most of the tiotny being effected in the cost Vote for One the army. GLENN TE RR ELL figures are regarded as satry. and the Irish Times, ths J. U. W H IT F IE L D spot ___ o I s moneyed classes, conthut "with political stability FRE D C U B B E K LY reduced taxation the financial rs of the Free State, would W. W. G0BEK ... become at sound as the af_re ef aav other country of the M r V. H to* 1 I ii**t rift ^ »» I j Oni V 1, \N . C. LAW SON r barn j .*■ of ga*. cuininned witii the ^ u«e i.l I«ii»un, has ei ...In ated the „ rallbtl'. .ot Smith I. land, in I'm Strnii ■ of Juan do Hnr... tin Vutr fur ^ t ra m . n I'.iget Soun.l 'In.- .nl* bits h h.*i nirm *ii*h a |ic?i mi I.K M the 1 i. that llies wen tiinl-i minir u 1... .uunciutiuriM • f i*ic l . M M eniln t ] *_ ithuusi* and :lu run 1 nally -ill ci ,ieul was made t>- the i m pD-sent «., sni.t .n.. .,\c-, 1- r . ^ -- f ?» •; V-inr...' * M t k*i v *i nil *• # -T •* M. #7 # r *\ tMi; f*u f Ii* « *»i n y i i i i i . i V . • • T T .1 IN flU \ I \ \ f' t .1 *■ ♦ i • * n i •si: i ii \ o t il f i l l * TIt . Ha*,.sr . .1 . I . T *1 .1| .. |.r f * .,•» »•» In f :- 17-1..!* . f N ||i! ** 1)4*1 r . I* • i . T .. V . "UHx *| f . *11v fl-Xlt ,i i i. « : • > t « • » V' ■M 1Tf i 1- <1 * , nr *. i- ’ * N * f «},. *• - • - • ■' ♦ • ' I ! ‘ •i •14 1. i * l •;* *V< 4: , f i • 1'' TI * 1 ’, ( i . 1ifn» t \i(l \ •: ll I * 4f 1 \ . . i ■ y • finnl «•’ \ * ♦. . U *ItS • 1 •>. 4*1 i .1 • *1 k . f • f •-. i ♦ » i* i < > t II « i t* .(i»* »r * ..1 I N • **i1«i ■ ** Nir*»t !»* ■f. t *1 ••D*t * - . 11 ' . ri I i •* I t • | • i * . 11 i t 1 ■ ' "(a. . \ ! ta * < 1, ■ I . l . 1- l - V - |" . •ll * -ii i ■ i t ( ) | 1 - 11t 4r 11 i i I . a u t t l " t I . i I p 1i . . I ' C - »1| i p c , ,! . 1. . . 1 t . l # i ' ' ! i .I, ’ l i. i - i . - i• ' "1 . M l " ! i - i n i ' , 1.1 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ i 1 Lj. n >i . ' ' • m . ' . I n * - 1, ii t ., i i , 1- - 1 1' t . ! i - "• 1 *t' , 1 f 1I,* ♦*► l -sit ir, .*m i h II. Cl.A V CRAW K ) R D 1 in- i ui \ t \ •• i *i i I and thar at p, .counts . . . . . . . ‘"V Ish n ! !iid of Rabbits N, , , r .°,,p fK ., tn* ill Vi * i* I* 1 of th* « **t -tit ut loll t.f the S ’ nl. By fist cL Poison (Lis' | t*ijnI1 i ■ Hi" llonijralii** K. K ll.oisjiolil. r Indue, of said Courts f t'rohnfp f<-r a final ns .ItjdK •Cs.-har *- i * \i!ai*n!sleairtx <•{ tod .stilt.AU.ett DofOC- iti'insSol! i 1 -th-it -it .be • is i. ” m.' I ir’ ll nrt rr v ft nil sm ITI-.f'lt - ’ ' ii* ,1id ,r« s(r *f \ i‘f im M c hub ’ * t.1 f **r t ****r itpur »**n1. s t i l t . ’ at'-l 1. Dat. -t . i . r ?’* ^ I * A V V A > kj:I? MM 1■' ’ RN’ tH \dm Intot r:i 11 i t. M«*«Iiiihi bi/r n-ju -••j (■E-ri-ie •••In! • . t-i 1ii : um e . I l-.tol (■' ’ ! ■ ll ’ It I." " I dls ’■ -I......I. . t ' 11 ' Si'll ( .. mv. i i , | . g I• lot ll t e a 'll l I |’ . l-ii ( 1 I- .ll 1Hot ta \ ■' \ 11 U I I ' l o t to i -tn ■ m | in nl nut t t liCgjiup.iji t/. d nidnjjl. l- o -s <, [ iHtCr1 ♦fi*1n- u , * M Kr j •3 1. } ( 'f •!N to .'It . if r)n ,i•.I *t» i Ml" -1|. fi u* ' f lii» To * . M< |*t ■]•* ' *l»-11i* I « I> •»t H I •*t IM| .11 J•i . I •I »l I \ i*l I <* I VI I i I I «>II I I» \ ^ l*aS I| For 'I.-miter t.f S. h- 3 - v Oil t .1 1st Distn.t ( 1 "f flttrlda. ll ■ f t In 1 on- f it ut |. it ■ I 11 hit! I - I . estate -,t J . -X«| an I t*irt 1 .._____ to'i, . t'resen j Ml L A W 111\ EVA THORNTON \ r.l. unt> I- lorli.a. \ . Denies that Jayjs Want To Sei/o I'hilinpincs 1 1 , . JNO. D .11 S'hi NS A. HARRIS Inolo In r* K«t ir#. ■ f l.nl'i r.t*«lin n !♦»•• ir»n ft fn ( ' 4'isTis • rtl 1il.ll ' 1 d*( k *,f |is v Srn‘ - ♦ \ 1 1 1 Ms- i: |t| 1V 1l l t ri » 1 • * A n il ti* r * » !t..«i-h . 3iD*r lv*».* • I M .4 4ll (J.ii » i*f I'T#*P*»lJ> 1 ‘ - f r Li* •-Ii :t i v • .!•* A *!»:•* fi 1*n •* *w. .1 I *')** *»!f I *»Di t*.*kf(!Di tfvi ctmt lit** f '.till •1 Hint * ■ , as-f 1 1. af HI *',ri'UT'l fT’ ' f «* i T 41-' |. "if * V•1fit*i r ' ♦* - * * r t)«‘ ' ,, t f . 1 • 4T ?f ’*M *1 [ ' |1■ 1 « r **• V I * ; n i i i: M \ I V ' 4*'■ ri 1*’ 1.»** r ?* fi*l t o p r o - ,, t," , '.irif « m|mt\ \ IS For l a x I o llertor V o te for f lilt­ STEPHEN E. FOSTER l ." Ilnu^hf u u • 1 •r. •Ifiuxiir ,k,um,j,J ‘A| Itlseh:: ■« i^. .1 * Pll * ••1 |1 * ' ll ■ i i• 1 ' '. iJ ' « ■ ' ll l .i ' l * **' ' l » ■• t ikm 1*1 ' I HO-, fill A r: I- 1 • *l 4 l 1 * * *ll * | i.r the t on. *' VJ " \ \ *| t * f * w » V ,' l i r e ii ■ ’ ll llllt-on -.f tile Stilt. of h lorida. ! (1 - 1 >' AtfJ 1i 1 M \ M I \ 0.1 ..it M In no. 'll .vi to i 111 iilid <out t I.-S, by i *.it# i 1 *. 1• 1 • A 1* 1 1 IN • nl 41 1 •>4 addin g a set'inn th ereto to he ’ " 1 r " f . In- hoo -e of i opt • 1 \ 1: * * % v-i f t ri,- • **t 4.-.» 1 4 14' 1 f 1•* 1 - * 1' , ■ » V ‘ 1 .1 * *i-*#l l - " « - n- S.-ito-’i n ..f --md Article 1 * . 1 tin. w ho i h< I. 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I9"l.v t„ l •* , „ , lr ( |t h . •AvnilKW.**. t 1*1 fo s-'st.pJ, . * AdmlnUtrater. T 5 P uh‘' • ** 'fJKi , _____ . . . -------------;-'t ' whir<ro:lil w-irCfT. -s. I ‘ i v t o r i i r «.f i o « v t v ef.ji s'lAiptN. hr nlrirlr relnlive to taxation aril finance and providing that no tax upon inh'Ti aneex or income* shall he lev - I by thf Rlnte, and exempting f c— taxation to the head of n f* n 'y net*-.rial propertv of the v.il.re of five hundred d'.IJnru. i i. -Decrees -------- llT o k r o l ’ XTV JCIMIK, ,f Irotullr. s f Florida. V n n i r . mSlate a i e r l a r i a a . „{ n„slta V, Andrews >n L-tvt-n. Notice Is Hereby trlven. to to all att I( whom M may concern, that on the i! .Jlr.l . . .!*<' ... of |in-fmi>fr. V. *>. ia;t. December. J A. D. 1951. ( J ™ .. to tho DonoraMp I>. “ t'l . . . i.t e.____ |1 I SiltM Vloilshohler. *Jud»< of ski'd Court, ' l b 1 o * " . x. st ing and I ni ur e bonded !' t- i u l Review l l t . - s N *! <* t .lehledlie.-is; nil su- 0 to he rat i t/e«. Jl t-i I I IIIl I ics bus'.. Price, U tied t.y a t na j o r i f y v t * o f the elec- n u l l . WALDO W W EBSTER W g To amend Article ft of the TTonof the State o f Florida n * «*f nil Jk i ootherwise t h e r w i s e nnOWN. Admrrtisirarrrx. • r ■ n •vsl* m of i a» of -iti; -o nti- ? ', \ ,r.|- Pi I'll -I |TI 11Cl 1.11 f> K. MUTTON GORDON II. RUSSEI.I. tin ui:ht by the sheriff I ImV tllft I».**.i *h will pL lid iniilly at a jilra . «'4ji.iti «»f cou'it) i i»urt durtlip n *x* . nr so or * if * they will Ifivt* l». r .1 nil await t ml at the Hl^m t-y 1.‘ : term «jf ojutity court, w\ \:r r ~ r? -----r f .f ■* C M HAND sw, Solicitor fo r ComplatnanlJ 11 18 ' « r » l » * l e lextrtl, Slate of Fforldn. {■ 19h*H."I’.riJ S»pf * It. IS. 27. Oet. I ' n ' lit re Iv-litts ef *lli*rt Dttraer. t . ‘ T»>..-tVl3l»!<w N ov 1 ... *-* euSkf ______ . T i N'Olleti Ji hettiar HVdtuItilt. |P. (tjl that Op the »Msrhnrk* -tt,i A whom U im»: uanrern. t h a r o l i tie* IN KOI ItT I I I ’ t ttl ' r\ *11 • n| i1;ty # pF'*« mb* r, A. i>, 1U!4, ♦ State „r , r> , |m»i r rdifr. ImiNhrM wilh n lloun. r *)i a l .o'i*it’ .f;- f r i. t and. municipal . . fw ; itm.il I a* t* m.iv !*•* Uvt‘*l ! r |o. r,1 f . . nn.-nm. with their re- ’ „ tri,i The .-dges .f . , ■ . ai-.! t i resenb* V(. ;1,„| k ..n"it -h. rn-.vri F. do* anil , *. | |!i.< l d ' i m.iv b< in hli-Lor I or Sheriff A. It. WEl-SH m yro tnen und n negro G U BINGHAM - Vomi n an in Jail here following their im i %• [ nrm.h I J o’cJfM'k I rtMil l V PA R K E R eday light hy Sheriff C M Hl»n<J lift 1 Idji tleputlci* on li-jui.r ■*Ijharg' r The negroes were m two ■Forcl? i . ’ -i eeti Altamonte Springs find I-ongw aid. and at cor.ling to l or (■oiernor. pig *llt.-rilf were going lo dispose | Voti for ttn.o f l) loir wares at nil autoinolale JOHN \\ M AIM IN Camp o. 1.1 !i> . S e t iie l (Uiirts of iiiuorishine U K <i Nh M. Were found ill each m l, furioshing .CVtde ne f t the arrests. Those or yeslei' oi m ioxirating li.juor chnrg Ck Win- !.u| vne Crawford, Georg.l ’«»r Srrr**lar > «•f Slnl* Hugh » . It. iilia Murphy nn.l Nolo - Vllt(. f‘ ,’r" o r " non Jnhiisoil, j 1 fi, autborir.im- the I c g i * ! store to ' I " ' 1 '* the tine fashion upon whit h all e«t.a' l>- b. - bang.- nn.l rbol i sh n lo- »»>• •* designers agrtw Ib-s i a I t-*'- * m. tit e x » , t.tmg ; h r High- ' I is e-|-’>'-‘ Hv . tin t , v. U-. a n - - i f o , D.r.al ....... tv. nn -he fho place place ooff ,, 1 ., ’ d. s t.h . • .i;..ou f - . Iron, , .tut It r-.in'M . H. H JEFFRIEN cfault', a u s e , 1’*•* t% „ . . R„ ife s t) I. A t>OI nl.ASS. Clerk of Ctreu't *murl of Hem- 11! M IC CREPE FROCK to . t i e r nn.l counties. by V -lofig tntiM Is- more fishionahlc ( aifiting a . ’ ion t her et o to lie known a- S.-etion 9 o f said Article ih.n, l-'imal Irts k of Itlaek- satin . r<-pe Si H E !.1 E M VINES •niifn rvi WAD™** UR*? . ffor , , p •*iehl « k > til c r vomnN *e f P «U I l t tlv l l f i r* WWFPki h P k l 111 til® “ * ' . , tie ..l.a to n f ! s t * » I i. e r f rt m l i nnl i *. m. \. . .tL . \I J | In the (.f# ‘ rrMhute ff oo rr a flti.il , .Can s’ .tnftin! ford Herold, Hern Id, a newspaper n^wip.ip^r pub* | .Msrharve J Afimlnliifrafor ooff the '■< Administrator llu* ettete. estete, and and l l k *‘ ,** 11shell In Sanford. Seminole County »*l..D * " . •f iIp's t . _ illv * _ yC. * Andrews, A s t d r A w a deceas- I Jl I'j l t V i ' S Florida. ""'■•v , .< t ,,.| itisl >1' the same Unto I I JDSI pm w itness K A. Doujtlaas. Clerk ef _ ()] (irr„ nt ,,, »nld Court tnv f ' l l - l ; • lid Court and the seal Ihereof. this ( n. Administrator c_f Shld ; thr sth day of September, A. U. j \ f«*r th^lr M iD n iv n l., I V r o l ler n j*^ T . iiitini 1 ArtieJ> fi ft' the Contit-ito.n . f i hi- S t a t e o f Florida, For f'ttunl) Judge Vote for One F. F. BINGHAM _ J. J PATTON ---- To amend Article i* o» the Con­ st it'Hi on o f the State tfC Florida relative to tax niton and finance, and providing that no tax upon in­ heritances or incomes shall be lev te.| by the State, and exempting f«-om taxation to the head of a family personal proper* v of the value of five hundred dollars. n o r c iL A .s s tthis h i s I l*rn Confesso will he entered aualnst anl e each of you UKUIIUI you i»Hj in , ... e-— It Is further ordered. That this .• Itatlon i. ... > . II.h ...e be pn'hltshed once a a week week ri ’ f a . Negroes Arrested For nmgre.an.an.' Fourth ( ongres. '.On Liquor Charges Hy , , -.»>nni Dismn SherilT und Deputies S*, _T h ie f I I no Ml A N N A E. A L L E N THOMAS P. M ARTIN C. I . Byrd, negro, was arreated by county officers cnrlvKHday ' morning u t t - r hn had run into two ‘ •chool girls on Heardall Aveno*. The little girts nre said to ' have • been waiting there for the, . Khool bur. Tlw y are Miss Mil. hell •nd Miss Ran lei ton « Tho rheriif stated, however, that ia Ilia belief that juit before the • > « T 0 h cut approached, the girls 'Were o f f to one side of the road, ii but as it came nearer, one girl threw ail mange across the mail V J~id two other* ran after it. being rfir.ft V" t by the moving uutormhile. It was thought by Sheriff C. M { Sand that the girls were taken lo „»M local hospital for treatment 1 $0Ver the telephone it was st.nl. f however, thnt the hospital* knew Nothing of the accident and that no kS7one had been brought to those plur fo r treatment. j ' I Tht extent of the itijuru*" sustain -*14d Hie two girls could not loVlW rne.l Tite It.-*;.I i« jn jail await g tin invest gallon am) hi. trial r SAM. IK .before described lands, nod then I and bill U ' J therr U i n r make i i M t " answer - - - - - to this ---' . 1) ^ f complaint exhibited aualnst you i NO For Clerk of Ihc Crrcoil Court V*ite for One W. B LO U N T MYERS ;* l W .... msut?§ s * * H Tfe.itf.aSK t*>(, at -the Court H e n s * In Pan • fort. Heminnte County. Florida. "uP i cause -being a suit to nufet title " ! trie romnlalnantr. C. J. Marshal 1,1 , nml VS'. T. I.anRler. to the herein- . prroerty, and to cxemnt from taxaI lion property owned for municipal, 1educational. litPrary, scientific, re­ ligious or charitable purposes. V F-S ^ lli€ third day of November. A. u 4*4. l r a I »* r; and"that at J h « ^ W SAMPLE BALLOT FOR GENERAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY ■ i fsgra 2— T H B *A N F O R D H E R A tl), SATU R D AY, NOV. 1.1924. ' : aV'V* ■ a v .fl.W l - L-" Lt . d . v i . ' ■ ■ ______ �' ' : 'V • ' . : l> T g E S A N FO RD H E R A LD ,; SHe'lllfe Mrs. Bante Blue t, 1024. lL T o T h ;a t^ tUre80nd" y N,« ht mm n T °“ r .depends m ffo(Kj Iv'r* l l k r " ^ r°” P W ttcr.than i'or Uvkc Springs r ’0. Water lirh youcan get by calling p h i O L D I «'<n u t nr ' »•*-.ViVyft^8rjF$J . ----- ------- . ■•'** A' 4 ^ -- . n .0111114 1 PARK B A L L •> *s v, ■t* , *viii ‘ ■ ' n:int ~— CQ'M£5H!-D * ? A M t t L rR « i C O P G R frJ ftfT w M ' V i W ,’!iST tOVCRVlP IV VAJiTiMSlWjaft SH' *'&?)'*> H ! ,P.r «!».. 6 nnib « | f 8STO ; T v* w.lt'*“*!*iv . D'OlUa AtC ,;U She tliil n.ii, i- iiin. will In ll is si I't'liult’fl ti UTftfr *jL< *V.LV>i>rWr' w o a ? .n *.> t a r n c u s nnQBrsa.A«*. »■ n Mifs Ttive .titiiveii, ilriu^h le tn M"lltt‘ Blue. m«i\ u (•In . I inlay in thi hr hli ‘ \ [liS S I I I I. I OiT I'F ASON Fashion Hint or Kcsidks i: i m ’ \ M- II . r . ' i n (llnUsi- ' ' * i \ 11Mi N I F 11' I » t ( ) I U S U I ■ i . mi s e hum l u v i i . i■ • -ir-SSIfs l l c i e is a I ' l mcal nu fni ( hr 14 mi tiT I > :ii r a ii (i i'll A li in ll nt <li |i al e I •11>ltlfiI i 'mi. hnm n r, i~ j: ilia ■! I > v i t i ng l v . i .iniii; t •> Ins I i n tlin l • Mile tlii emu mu.. i i hel*r mill i titllfint I L l " lil elllfii! t* i i i I.i t I 1 ll I' iiii - ; i' ti Tlii i e i* a ii'i \ i)ti.ant ami el " i mi i j ! little iliiiiiir a' ■ ' t h " Jlt.n l’ flit’ tin ■ lillIRtllle meat111!1 i f jitel 4 i t i -ii n' I "\ ••■( siii tit ii'.n pantry .t i * j „ . i-fntvnnuaiHiiM la a s jja n iD im iR C K iB N l Tin • i Ii set> a i r |a iivnh tl (III imglmUl. I in llll |ii•11n an t111 Ii|l| I' >i* I la- i *-iff o f th Imiiy itl.m t l i i ' t m I' t 11K r a 1 Ii amt i Intmi .. \\ nai a i >i.ii i i .in) r " m e Ini • f in h ii ei'inpai t anil at tin’ Mil • ns! a limit j V. l ei l I ' in 111|et e 11 i .1V I Ii)' I I , II s ami I n I\ S I It 3 , . | l S-f lu r .a n u iin s ic r I IS 4 I \ eat- <i III 11 a I lll|i|'.le I 41 It l .lit I hi unit li ti ll e .lljjlilln it ll A :.\\ iy to ittiut. i u t l ' f l t it i l!i jn i»m- Y e s l o w Jc S p r a y C i/ i'nr financial ^ ihi vi in » t a i t ' i * i repair*- 11tr [ l u' lunik \Miir <if <11 i 1»•r a n i w t.m I • 1\ I I Ml MAHONEY - W A L K E R ( 0 Mi il i| ua « ii n■ a n ■ « a s n ■ an r n * a • tin tt a t mn a if ■ a a >l * « a ^ » n %v ,t i; «n •-*u 4 rntsiDCNT SAVINGS I S A V IN G S C PHONE 231 20 9 MAGNOLIA AVE your Mornge unU mock Housing i| u «r u i! not equipped w ith sound, water-tight roofs. 9 > i s a j u i u i ’i i i i t i u a i a i i n s i i i i i i i ( i n i < u g i i a u r m i i i n i ' > t < ( t y »ri II'SO.VS CELERY SPRAY W ill K i l l B L IG H T ■® ■P am i S A \ K 1X P 1 -.N S E . A 4; I host* W h o l Ts e J M* u* nr. H* ur •> ■» ■p Ask us J ut s a m p le s , b o o k le ts a n d p ric e s . H ill Lumber Company I la use of Z11* Service 8 A N H illI), FLORID V A *W . *;p m IB Bt* B* HN KB Hi KB KB (IB S® II ^ W I L S O N H' siilcnte MiS Mcrtle Avc h liC ) N K Tall i\ u km 11 ■B w * n it b h n tin i n r n r?ftnai.’ cw>i m n a p p p p p . ' ' n e t : ti-1 * j\:;t,Bjiacri!iecHM»B3 Hn*anBRUa*n«H»ii*unB*B«l Our brands o f roofing lim e long life und will need replacing in u few years. They are supf in sm ooth or slate-sui fac ed rolls, und there type for every roofing need. :: RN H ave k ' ■ '■ J * '1' t i « t i i ; a a n H n s 3 r D B K U r 2 a n n i i i ! a R i i * i r t l :" l3, : t: m an w ith o u t tfic ( i actor isS a s tan vvoi'l; 11 I d j u *i 1 <>< i ! .- A c I! o u r i H f a - t w o r k - i n s t h e o f v w.l-o ( p c c !t v m ill. Deposit Boxes B oxes for personal use are available at a small rental charge. Arty has hout germs YV(» aasure you w c arc as w en q u a lifie d to con stru ct, m n o d c l, o r p a ’r y o u r O u r a d vic e stru c tio n w ill be h o m e u- o l‘ fo u n d in an y oth er reg a rd your m ost h om e to h e lp fu l ' lAMWEKMOWTHArooeFfOifc i*e- firm . the or twaw boston has b e a n s , con ­ b u ild in g and p ro f­ ita b le. You can bring contents for immediate deposit. A c o r m tly hnlanc^) ration ie o f vital importance to K G O , production. “ UEH COMB F E E D S " fill the bill. I'E L D TH EM . d itto ,cirtt.‘ v F ly thine i:. '• anti -don ’t i'.v!ny. . The Builder (] C Nrrth French Avcnut **b •Lr'.ftc <AlA I’HONE 91mNORTH ELM O M P A N Y ^ - - i;....... S amUBXKSnSliBBBBTiBBBKB �■* i 6 _ S = & d ‘ T h e f t fs N o F r e e G a t e to H a p p in e s s I f T i hTorfl*t?iertT*” p1 '-.jaggs T ;«to -xx- •" U N D E R _ - , _ . o ~ As DBrisbane Sees It •< Sai-on.t l*ln»B r$j" W>y T H E IN F L U E N C E - la 0 . “ It scorns strange that some o f the most incorrigible Rot. Smith's Dnughtrr. ■tax dodgers’ in-the world are doing their cheating in the one Only .1 More Dnys. K Oclntipr At H r tjnstnfflcc TIv' Sins of the Children. Flarltlx, muter Art of place where -the worst penalties f o r it are inflicted— in their 1«7. Whst is the Issue? own homes! They crave happiness there more than any­ ..•- V . . . . g i t l l r i r where else. tOI-TiAM l U IIKAN BY AR THUR B R ISB A N E r A man wants his w ife's love; n woman wants U ^ t o t v A i i i ) i i d u o .......... .. X l s n n a r r ir « T f'i(i< i n o her husband’s. Parents long fo r their children’s devoted l ilt I ’ hnnr HH lla A i r M r affection; and children hunger for the tender care and com­ > vm q n ip n o x iia t h i CAN WOMEN be o f use in poli­ panionship o f their parents. Yet, so often, they want their ’ «t*r..i* 7S>0 , K it -Mon Dm*. 1.1.80 tics? Ask Governor Smith, o f New ncomc^of loye nnd happiness to he'given them without cost York. He has n daughter named o thcipselves.'^ 1 } <\* ’> T. BF.vS I/ 1, j' ' — Emily, twenty-one years old, Work We havo found that bit of YfiHclQm in an American MagrTihtifinrr nz.ine nrticlc by Edgnr A. Guest, entitled "A n Income Tax ing in his campaign. She doesn’t BltuMhla ffhef • speeches, or IdHjt a are -will f-.l«* wtr-All Ulurtf Pay Every Day lit’ the Y ear” — the tax on our make fancy income o f hnppincss. If Sanford Herald readers do nbt hap­ speeches. In fact she mnjtis^tnc TIIF. A M n i'IA T iai rilKflS pen to have already applied the article lo their own lives, they I same speech every lime, and it’s Asuoclstert ■l * r o « « I* cxeltisn t l t l r d i d t h r ii*<j t o t rei*nt»- will find that excerpt something'to turn over in their minds! only eight word* long. Thin U It: 1 />a 1 ; lit V. .m,. «,mi» •■sill r il) o f nil newe illspatrlii-k ” 1 hope you will nil vote fofr' ■t fl to It or not n t h c r w l a e crrrt- and profit by. 5 R tH W M — I' The curse o T t ^ lag flivvers on ee^J % R IV A L S Matter,- _ if ynurT^ri silent ho hns been. " hair. Wo have renT*. airship Slu -na^ri laat night wc z We told one i moon. Next night Hn she thinks w* *^1 J HI1" fiwTrown - 0 mok&sTo Our "income of happiness" fcAnnot he computed in dollars. fnther." That speech has probably made "asjmffis ■arssAi-'Ji.Bss? W e cannot pUt a vailing price on the love of dear ones, or on ItSrelti *fo rc*crvr<1. more votes for her father than the friendships and the little services that make the days ninny of the speeches five hunSA TU R D A Y, NOV. I, 1921. more pleasant. W e .sometimes can jdnee onr "buying” price, dred times as long. however, on such things. We sometimes can determine just LE T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y what we are ready to give to obtain the income of happiness TH R E E D A YS MORE, and then th e votin g. that will fill our lives with content. And once we have de­ ' * T B Y K E E P E R :— The Lord Is thy Candidate* nre trying hard to l*-’ keeper; the Ixird is thy shnde upon termined what we are ready to pay for happiness, it is a simT*y fig h t hand. Psalm 121:5. pie matter to arrive at the “ figure” we will offer in a voltin-' make the election see mrxriting, tary "income tax." I hut not succeeding. Gamblers pIS. 18 T H E A M E N D M E N T The man who wants bis wife’s love must know his wife — 1whose judgment is said to he Ifote For Florida By Voting For It there must be mutual ac<|iuiiiitanccship; and this often is only 1sound usually on national elections ‘ $ 0 tax upon inheritances or made possible by each putting aside selfishness in an almost are vtt ng six and one-half to one uponl tho income of residents o f this renunciatory manner. As Mr. Guest says, most men and on Conlldce. ®tBtp shnll bo levied by the State women crave happiness in their own homes more than in J Amt President Cooolidge, to the1 Of Flo lorida. or under its authority annoyance of other candidate*, J and’ there shall be exempt from any other place in the world. And to obtain it there they j persists in keeping hi* mouth shut, j often take the niggardly course of “ tax dodging"! They | aiion to the head of a family re­ siding In thiB state household goods endeavor, each to live for himself or for herself— putting the; POOR .KM! in the midst of hi* _ _ J and personal effect* to the value of tax-money” ,,Into their own pockets, when it should be paid) boils, exclaimed, “ Oh, that mine nit;• F lv a Hundred (15.00.00) Dollars.” j ou ^ ge-ncrnusly an interest on the loan of earthly happiness. - vlTli|iry hnll w r„ trn „ book.” | :! ■ “ The Piini of the friendship you receive,” says Mr. Guest i w |)nvihi exclaim*, "Oh, fSTT-"J' i 1 W ILD GKHSK in tin* same article, "will be measured by the friendliness you tllIll mm(. „,|versary iCoolidge) Hour oft against the sunset sky or have hestowed." And he concludes within this paragraph 1Wl,„]t| n *pei-«h.” Mr. Davi* < u , ' moon that The Herald would like to leave with you: >ugge*t* topic* for <\>olidgei I patched that moving zigzag of ■v ^ aptuad wing* "1 said to myself last night that there is no free gate to ’ Kp,-e(he*. hut President foolidgv In litifn tyrotton Autumn's gone loo happiness. Now that I have thought tilings over as I have. mnke the ,pn*-h»-* i *0011. I realize that (Here is no free gat(f to ANYTHING that is! [|„.r, j* a power m silence. And Id unforgotten Spring*! Creature* of desolation, far they worth while. Not to skill, or to health, or to success, or tot tj,,. American people notice it.! friendship, or even to the lasting love and respect of those 1They don't n .tice *po « he*. there i M y * Hy V Above nil land* hound by the who are nearest and dearest to us. These are the items that so many of tuem. . ..egrjing foam; make up the best income that any human being can have * In misty fen*, wild MODERN C R IM E turns an an | sfj * trnckle** ‘iky And the sum of that income will be measured by the sum of cient test upside iioyyn. In bxo- i - These wild thing* have what we arc willing to pay for it." dii*. 2«'th cha|iter, dn verse, you • home. ------------- o-------------are told that the iimputy of the r They know tho tundra of Siberian And if inf-n won-.rn their worn o f f intend of, th is p a p e r nnd als o D ie local We (hin’i |;rr* ifJ show* the \v*y . we do knew it mil W inter is corr>in{i ing to drown them%| so before tile watff. V* Bud ruws fTurn IsnscrUrf-, nuthnr n inrn to drr • .*<niiblj. t hey will In1A fr-ilsstk Nr w- Yot 1- " i-mxa q|i Imd check t'ntnrtk come* with age, indi conie* nhuu i JUST IN PASSING By R T «(•• Tin tug idea rn *h.> next lounty' Imnd issue f •>r good road* i to bond for enough to make good roads for every pail of Sent nude i 'uiinty This i* tin time In get yvhat you want m th- load- for then- will not lie another county Imnd Issue tit ina i,y yea i * to come I lien are rumor* on the treet of taking State lioad No t ia11 via h tench Avenm- lull tile la. ine-s men of Sanford want t -, i to t ome th yen t he hike flout I ■ I'aik Avenue and then - - rh tiigh 11 at Ii >aii get a glimpse of Sanford* mam laid i |»u l tnu anti ■il) t ^i*>nulh \ t.i I’aik i i MaiitiMliu nr San ! »f i j ,\ \iMi t !»»• li.iy f 4*ii: ii ml I'M-rv liriHir** that i* r\ * r v i ' .i*J ! at i ‘J Ian 11 hi lit Ia• alctrtkT Kri'iihT 11ri*•x hrU-r« \\ di< lull hiiiltiir ^ fnr to<lay *»r tnmurrDW if. -x I i h •*!11v Yt'fir i*fit! Sal* !• •! bl i« fi«i Si*iin ii* •It" riiijn 1Ut t " I 1It I U4 111i*jl‘ f- arid fnt j.'ut tan 11liny i ffm i • nf ii !iat a iim-w a y on the Geneva road -iiouh! tie tiie lie-t Dial i i-i liny .-nd it should in limit high enough tliat Do w i■I to.-a 11 ,o ti it again ft -louild aim !-e of eonet'eli i w i uto| iii a iiuiiii er ttiat w II take i are of « to. v i: 11 i - .g t i a f f n f ri in Do * i t • ■a 1 ■U I o dav - h-etiiai day t to f 1 ytieg I nor day i I'-iv I t a : t'otue* I iiunksgiy it g md ' hristinus and kiioyy it another year will to t a . m g uAnd w. . tin I'.ioie yy i Di no nil-g.y n.g- about our splendid 1oirit y , haV e jo■ 111111 h that we can do here 111 t tie iii-'l l wi t. i iii- th* and wi should In i liiniung all 'lie time 'Yell, tin -tuff i* o ff lie'llIV I old ha- endorsed foolidgc for I ’li -nie'it Moii very Fold i-vv.ier y\ill iiavi t . support Cool idge in a i - .1 dn i-<-ii I or runabout way If youi Ford ear cut ■ up on elei lion -lay u yvill la- on aerount ■.( Henry ratling all of th- lu in to y-.te lie- Bcpuhll- an lli k.-l lire '(■tn-riK ' - ason is at hand You will Ire called upon to gty- t..| th- and give for that until you will have to inkto the wo"d- to get awn.y from the folk who hnv. their hand out askug ■-*nt i ihution*. AA' 11It ilo " ( -inline" folk* and the holtd.i inn.g on what : tiane-- ha u i tione l winking ninn, I n-V von Mill I y I y • tliat w hen the on r givi lull! 'I "Upt'i 1 1 to- will give them a CU11u,g w In* Ki*i * until tliat Him lbbsi I" I - will go oil a s11 ike * of hi-suiiniet' Don't put off -III si out ol the It behooves ry.'iy business man f Sanford to get la-hind the III. yenti-rd to nit that i anal from Die St John- In the Indian Ityei and al*.. t«. p. t iw- ly, feet <<f watei ...... . Sanford to fa in t k.i Until of the-I [Dojeets will tie imt over unit will mtiki Hanfurd a uty of 2 5 , P im i [icopje in two year* t.me Aside from tbJ!> tile ineii hard will get better rates ami all the fruits and vegetables ..f i in* part of tin- state will he shipped vm Sanford Every man ami woman in Sanf-ml should go to the poll, Tuesday and v.-lc tin ticket of your (holy.. You should eilbec vote or keep -till aftei the result t* aimourued And Dii* mbhold* g --i —I p. i 11y and - (Hint) and state elcition* If Xou take no pait in in-iitie.. don't blame the o'.hei fell.-w if to- I* not Dukiml of oft lee tlulrlr r y-ru like. As I WaUli the gentle drir.iling Of the rain l»-fore the door, I hoyw) that g r y i* sj/r.iinj. Who ^aui. it ain’t goin* to rain any rm-n. Say). Senati i Fletcher: "TtifM-nl) n-a*. n that Florida has not been overpupu.uled long ago, at trust the only reason which appears good to n.c. may- Ik. found in the fact tliat the people of tho country U| large have not known of what the state has \° r T a5 , h ' ." J’ nf comforta and pleasure* We have b.-.-n derelict m our duly „* advertisers o f ouroppor tuniti.-s am! our advantage!- I nqi.-i (ruidicity will work wonders. The n.-ht kind of adverlisiiig ha* made Los Angeles tin great city it ts and what was done in the case o f the metropolis „ f southarn V'aliforoia can :e done w ith similar effect for any cjty c f F )uri,ia Vory good, senator. Dig that canal and we will huxe tho peo­ ple‘ •-*- i s 5T .S -,S E C ^ S B in S , A t the request of the Praaldent of the Kitting Kana of oatu have culled II tpedal meeting of this organisation for ■y afternoon and night providing the weather i» clear, tnnot and will not stand for any foolishness such as whcn Stringfellow announced John and Joh*» repudiated tho whole ■ — soon as he_aaw th« magnitude of hia offer. tff x iiw4 if j h l L W / i * '. d' \ ,i ! hi. ag i luiir,. r jit,, 1hug a gii I v hile drir, |which i t all ra-ht, bs("J -girl can’t diiir. S A N F O R D ’S IIOI.LY Bond matters seem to he taking the day at present even to the ivtent of crowding polite* o f f tiie boatds. Each pie- in* t wants certain mad* and they ale getting together on the - e toad* and bringing the matter before the Chnn-Sei of t oiitinet, r. Are You Clever? I s In Chiengn, * George Koupon t0 days a week. Some; feminrtc. > fntla r* i* visited iition the rhil* ; P p .,'’ . coasts, dien "unto tiie third ami fourth j And tropic marshes by tin- Indian general ion " i GW';- * *eks: Rummaging among some old files the other day, we ran Now the crime of the child is They know tiie cloud* and night Albert ■ across a little poem which has been ( tilled I lie world's most vi'itetl upon tin- fathei. ib * and starry host* I oel», wiiose si ri ktlli -i the I' rank* From Crux to Pleindes famous anagram. In the belief (bat some of The Herald's h-->, i* dead, killed !■;, sorrow ami' . Dark flying rune against the we*lreaders have not seen it and would be interested in li ving to disgrace That should satisfy the) ry _ ern g lo w Id....ithirsly that demanded "some +-V It* tel |* the sweep and loneliness solVe the puzzle, we reproduce it here. '-oily hanged.'* | *i o f thing*. That unfortunate father died a Symbol of Autumn* vanished long A sat in an gray thousand death* to atone for hi* . ago. pla\ Watching the moonbeams on's hide Us ( mile ] '•Symbol o f coming Springs! — Frederick Peterson ! In a keg that m I lie bushes la> I W lltli; MIC l (MM I D D E p e ­ — jjf. t * -------------------Aral thus to himself did sing: so t» in g i v i n g In* l-ielikc i i ml a T Ffnncc link recognized Itus-ia tiea -I I n - Ii ICcmii* "Tar W e now remain tin- oniv one, uh-. Thou (tie w e a k ; tliuli . the s t r o n g |Hu1-) ,1 d< ha \\ . I Un 1*. a d mi r a b l y ^ simply cannot see her I to i g d II , i- tel l i ng tin ......pie “ t T o t h e e the ot g rea t b a ttle s la long. i \*nm£i< a al! about it lie say* the | j . W!« are glad to *e’e that there nr- I T h e tre e s w ith a tool*, up ; T i-^uu Ml tin* c.ifllf Jit?!! ' 1*' " I'lie atm* a few grandmother* ulc “ .lotiii Rarlex t orn, m y Kin g.'" moral lead, i - tup of mankind by Die haven’t taken uii Kiiinkiag I piled S' lit es Many Anic-nan* do md under The problem is to till in the blank* with words of i \ Some stories ure called "human -tm d i’ - , an ! heln-yo that one' letters, eat h word containing tb>satinle t t e r s I I, at i> I Interest" but certainlv not I In- one. issue of tin i jMiipuign i* mmding about the interv»t you pav on tin- say, only six letters of (lie alphabet can la> used in Mipphuik it* own husini-** by the United ( * , prindpti] around line words loi the above blanks and m each case the entile *r. nlelici m tin future a* jn the pa*t. and llu* same six, letters must he used. Thus the allow ti attend to tin "moral h-ade stuji Nowaday* a man upend, most of a i badge of out i f miinkmd." his life becoming famous -o thal olatlks Itiusl •e tilled anagramat n ally, (bat , ho Can write syndicate article* fur wuftl 1ii t <• iiliullii-l by tbt.“ trim:- position o f its lot 1iTs, T U I \ O T ! Ii.'* w ill t.e ipilte *at , tho .newspaper*. l-rted il tin yge t a p l e - t d i n l to This is perhaps tin* most (blip tilt anagram ever invented, ----omilol the Si i ' l nrss ot Ante! nil, Coment, it i* said, was invented and the corns I solution of wbh Ii one -bould be justly proud. in eotidilion * iici i -s-full) to resist in England only a hundred years The lb-raid will gi\(- a otu* year’ , subscript loll to l i e Ins! 1111-| I he in(.i l e s t - o f I In l lilted Ugo. but concrete lias been in evi person turning in the poem with I be blanks properb filled in States, yy tali a l l o w i n g Di vi ne Provdonee ever kince Cain (tucked t if course ibis applies only to p» i on* a* vet unlatmbai wnh people at yyi tk. keep tin* l oi unr y Able'* block. t ht- key word. The Herald office will not be op( n to answers in eoiiilition mu i es laully In m * 1*1 .(ttaiV, an I p —tpoiie f o r a - many Don't forget that The Herald until Monday morning. l e wi s as possible the evi l day Will furnish retain* of the slate v In n y\e *hii!| have to pay f i t that nnd 'national elect ion next Tuesday - ml del mill h bight. Make your plan* to he on hand nnd see how the candidate* j ! U m ilN T U K N T 1 I'd i H are running Dho'irs. a girl •■( fourteen. M-.ihh-d M IA M I T K IK l NT. 1 liy bet fattier, shot herself to Golf niu*l tint I,,- mji h nn obi An i,:ghtouii year old hoy, I •II I hi* quest ion It empower* • oil I death In lull! anil ngum m irUS* Con man's game after oil Dull missed I tieatcn by his fatl.^; killed him hi* drive the other dav and fell gn -s, in ol edit-in v to s imtimi gie*y to do. on a mtlnuially ureform self by turning on On- g-uf. ha, 11 , -y tmt even llu- opponent, of I y y up dciiiulid, ( nai led fedeiul law* down breaking in* leg The garni Strange that man, said tvi dr* the Illi-.'IMII c agiee must In- d no ' ■Cera*,tn he Mi-i|uinng all th< da di to ah Ii h child lal.oi rvlni frotn tin- tugliei nja**" in T iicm- act * wero parsed in fee that p. to legulale child hih-u and . danger oL b-otiadl or grade some animal like them, *11011111 State action mi tin* question, r treat Ills own iliililleu with a bru crossing ognllioi i f the facj that the di V,.' - 7 — : -jL i .c 1inntot lor th- erndlontioii of tin pal t o iilarly in those state* where l tulity i f which n<> goritls. i-rung-* m a t ' * tile mat tel w ,1h I hi ii, ' c\d yya In o g met ail too slowly child labor I* mod pieviilorit, has |i-uliing oi i liimpanxee was ever Tho ’ Southern Utility ( ompacy by individual state*, and because gone tnrward very slowly. In fwet, t jfulltyT I there lias lo-en an increase in child I A man tliat would n->t nltv-vv any seem * to he putting * -m.-thing o llu H- yya* no natiumtl uniloimity ll .lh of thi'*r measure* Were held labor -lining the past four y-ai.the Ico Pot at atl paint aide or liiui) to 'u-lll hi- young horse oi li a lew instances it may (level If tho |o tie an n tio fi li-pce w 11)I Do dog foi l-ar of "breaking it{ leasing to the taste eep* on It mav he ne>essar> t,. lights of (lie individual states and up tempo!ary hardships, just a- the spirit" will bleak the sensitive TOConipend hoibtig lx-for.- u*tng reduction -d working limit - -Ini iii • pint of Iii* own - hil-l o n - de< lined mu m*t it ut i-uuil —-- - 41 I in' pic cut prop- -i,l i to l leg tile *teel mill*, hut there is 11•> tea \i:\\ a <*it k h i a h : i.-gai./,.Speaking psyi ladogo ally ■- Isllill'c III i lilt I in tel It nil'! el V *<-nuhle excuse in till* great < (.list It niiiUKi-s and -Iknow a certain ferrule moron i n ' give* b Coligrcft* the eollhtitlit) 'Tial Ian nation for any c nditloii that nr i/o fighting this town with fi Am ini kivi vlni \ llghr t-i ii-aki legl-lutiye l-io lil of compel* the etn ploy'ment of eh 11 lightH llu- low browed mob, -n , I u ties polite inn* ami promoters Complex who thinks that the c o n ­ the oplt.l.ili ot th- Alliell.all people dlMltll fm t . - r u n u l l s or mine*. volutions in n man'* hi •in* me in- i rtn*re(-ue, in favor of pn ie light _ v a r i a b l y ' ' d l f e c t l y pr opor t i onal to ing, laws against assault and out t he l i f t nkle* in ills punts. tery, are sei aside itul)ih Thoitut - » ------ - n - so, profesMoiiul prjx- lightei, wuW IS H kll ockeii iloyy I, in Die second round w h e n you Vote for the president I \ M I A TIMES sent turn Do- door killed linn ■1*1 electors, place ii ergs* mark ! Inst Suniiii) night The i-low tiiut befo re-the first six nurnes us the) . Semin -|e i-iunty ei-lii.v gi yyi -s know - - einlliole count > , .'•an I -r-l That wa* a tin - Sunday rugtit ei 1 Jippuar on the ballot. The) are the I But it's protitahl,, Democratic electors Usually the have taken an artvanced step In oi Florida foi that maltm. ii r--- tm tainiiK-nt and thereto!c it'* allowed. lotion to the production ot celery ‘ • i m f T o f the elector* are m ranged lioing in the) have not only de­ Til- only imisoli fol Du- i* tlmt In alphabetical order on tin- hul ] 9>j >n a laige measure ef w e .SI MI I.A It I t I f the little man ’ EL- lot. ‘ Xlt-s feur they arc not. and ployed Kitlan-aro*- tiu* been advertised 1 .the Dijnocri.tie glejtois ,. I'otlie flrat (loin hul ll.t-. r sit a sphndid ex ua u celery producer w till- - ut gambles 1.1 hi- own little e*tuh lishnn-nl. in is arrested Ttiat at. K . - I — » ample f-n l tie grown i s of man) Oelds have riot Nuturullj r imuati Ant the fAmslii i . * » ■ » ■ « re w alking into town U * t Kaiama tin* beliefittyil and lo r fend* tiiornluv oilier* of Florida's soil product III II ot til- Stall - f *• ,*\y J ork fol M g h l 3. nd cHin»- pi n big vacant those glower* itiuve voted to celmy ha - a r- |iutal-on of which hid* gambling lot i|rfpi a lot of tier-* on it when oul • is ever) wliit us deserving contritnite n tax of three emits --n But rn Ii ii in g,q profit u--d a welfil, lanky thing looking Itk< * loth-, lying cloud on a mountain eueh 1-ox of celeiy winch the) . J-lorhhi i* u name witti which l> amusement from the proceeds of with i ) tlmi --it j g umbltpg on tli-u ru e track*, sidemjpmtuxj out at. us and said, *tiip , to provide at) udvei Using Conjjie. It roll (noil an) ,M-m- we mr> HpOqJB >ou and .then M S • h/fud ^u,ul « d i i which ly spread m l -i l-.nguv and calls to Therefor race tiruk gaint-lilig i* U)r iWti, red, glowing eye*, and motion throughout "flic country of ev.ry mind thoughU ot Dungs allowed. It makes a difference a long green no.-of that tthc niiTits of tiicii vr^dott. It t- good olid beautiful and to tie dc j wh-i It l.< tiiut wai.ts to lueak the ' h o r m^Aind r. I o w kk( * f like u eucunrher, and Get- (burned that they ure thr fu*t m flired. We should so u 1vei t ine , la w. WhU, We w-gie rcojcd! ( tiie country U« udt-pl thr Kelieiue fail pry-ducts that Florida will be ___ |h|Ni ■ of tux ing t!ie|ii»clvef for ndver an uvifiy tongue and »o guard 1 F R A N * ’ F II Ah MADE u treat) to llaing tlu-ir iirintuct. ThU i* quite our shipments that those who; with Russia, and will do business ti Tiw fe is on the hifdiway T«mlP f Just beyond Plant City t u distinction, if the itaini u w^-lt jSynhaKe our products may lie : with th<- Rtia*ia»uv, ail the -uslm-i-. - mere incident in the road, a house founded. pre-Incident ’ Sure that they are getting the ! nosaihle, tegatdleaa • of the fact) J*crht)P» jr.il, populated ex­ rhkps and a jail, populalt-d exHowever, it makes no difference best theie i*, if it i» fiotn Florida. I 'hat the Bolshevik government ha* i clusively by a mayor and hi» speed whet ..... ............. . TI tuition* of franc* , tin the .,VM Seminole t ile r y ___ ran, 1 O Seminole county celery growers I < D j 1 called Kftrtfct Fork. Ug-1 e, » are i-iom i ra' or folI<»wcr«. '1'lir have deriionKirated that the) are that the Cxitr* hurrowvd from ’ ttwru of the Forost I**rk!, Ttmy big thing is Unit they have dr wiae in their day and generation. Frenchman djHi't use matoreycle tiulicemcn The French arc intelligent. In­ re, but time you on a certain |tided to tngugo in this cum- ft will be well i f other growers in stead of worrying about water that * — u‘ “ Other places and of other pr’odr’l t T f y o 7 n t r T r o ^ . \ n d “. V : i ^ » f rtr if you exceed twenty miles county is nott-d a* u celery field, >’« recommend that all us are otlier sect ions in . Florida, f ~ Ltt producer ■ French worker* and um] business men meu. reachim y i t there ure thousands o f per­ chest. The way to success is i desirous of reaching Our American "statesmen'’ v-sj sona In th l United States who 7 having aomething worth telling might become less provihcUi ff 3 i unmolested, carefully avoid T IIK 2UTH AM KNDM KNT If. ns HayncsYtJ] per rent of ,,ur ^ what become* of the* per cent? . --. .. -*i: Edi tor The Herald: (In T u e s d a y , N o v e m h -r FORUM , atinn or: ‘ I titnngihk* tth, the and should t(u< ia people of tiie Stale - f Ktuiida, yy'ill uduptcil, it would tkcai he called 11)1011 to Vote for the adnp es-m y, t-efo.lt' •ami | lion or •c.-eet p -ii of fix *• amend lino piartical npen uiont* to the Constitution of llir- legi tatuie t" ilrfn» , State of Florida. One of the pro vviiat should l>c di poM'd iimi-mlnu-nts t-- lie voted up m tangible pmp. ity* ( is the amendment of Section ). of Us p.-t,i.,. tot j A i tp-!c !*, relative to taxation and moment w iiat p.ightiJ 1finance, au!Inn ir.tng the legrslatitr*- eon*td( ie-l "m in tm T |to provide for a uniform ami equal and stum- of tin- -s irate ot Uixalmn, except that it tml vnlui * yyhi. h may pmvidc fm a special late or subject of taxatmtiU ii uti * on "intangitite pruperly” not ! would come under ik to exceed f iy - null- “*-> ’*he m.. dollar . tangible" pi pert), of (tie assessed \ lU l.A IT n N "' of market yo hi. ,.f ,t«hj *m !i "intangible pro,.city " | tie* in ex-c* „f ,,gi This pro|io t <i amendment ha* value ot tie>rI ,un- taR eiented more oi le.s* discussion |fie * ; lenL* iind inrw throughout the Stati-, nnd in my proved property; tradeg opinion, . yen *hoiii<i Dd* amend- I eights, the g>„„| vvill4| nu-nt tie adopted on NuVe.nihcr |, , income undt r tiairtf l!'2'i. il would imi'ii' inef feet ual lie- (leheht ure» atni other |eaii*e of tin- iinpt-ipei um - of jtie , i ecrivahli-collei'tjblf, word " \ 11M.A i 11•N " tin rein. w here loll*, note* an! other it wa* intenileil to u*e the word 11 *>' money, judgmnfiij' -jut upon death (if V A l.l'A T M I N " |due I S-i-i ion I, ot Article )l, of the I'nlrl Up policies of lift ( --ii'lniition ,.f tlu- State of Fl-ii 1upon easli surrendir •hi (>■ w preset dies Dial 'in leglK- o f; estimated or |xKo i-’il Die shall piovide for a uniform it.-i to aecr to1 n. ttie i-n hiiKIlie*hr «t i" - -pi.-I rate of taxation, and " f skill pi oseritic in h regtilai pill' a* t racts, n).ei uliit ivc nljk'vlS(J ‘ •mil .secure a ju*t ' ulna lion all hold iliten-stI'CiM'i i c n ho' h i - ol ami pei *<m hii*iiic.s*rs and - ritrr)ti tripling mu It property a* may • til-*-*., license nri-t pni] (erupted hy h-yy f --r rnunh-i|)al, *onre nf a yet y fe« nf t • -he .it 0-rial, lite ia i;. *t :<-nt ifli', le ear ion* -if Dial -pecim - oinju elieii-h d l>) tht *ol bp -i- oi <liaritatrh purpose* ililes, I hi woi-1 l'|{( il'K itT V relating Fv en tiu-iigh t c )>n| (-- taxation -ttr-ulil in* const rued in merit of Si t p -ii 1 of eoniu-cl mil with Du' subject matter I-- which it relate , ami to interest* the Constitution of I --I rigiit* yy hi-h are re-'ogliixed a* Florida atiou'd I- »dopi ipio()city for the purpo*e of taxa- would lie confronted 1 ti'<n, some pr.-perUc. are *o mtari tut tonal require meal git-le ttiat t i e ) eannot practically and equal inti - f tsii t-e reached and the value thereof "ifita ngihle*," and tf-tnl SO speculative that same rnnimt he or limit I-- tiiut vagu«.| shadowy, specula live th , jll-lly assessed day may tie su,>|sx*fd?J Since tin- adoption of Section i value ami tomorrow T f Article of ttie Constitution -if wtiatKoever. known St the Slate ol Florida, which went into effect Oil the lust day of Jan­ |iro,iert) . I very much feur that I uary, IK87, there lias been no ulproponed amemti'icnt HI \tempt on the part nf uny tux »y. -if Article 11. in- adopl(i| M'-sor iif th- State of Florida to hut lead to end'i-." r°* assess " I ntaiiglhie mien sis," n* It)terniinahlc hligatron. pntperty of attempting to lev) W ho can »a> yvitii any degree of tangibles" i* not « w^l certainly what constitute* "Intangpursue, and iti in) optB *hle propei'l) ’ 'I hi' word "lulling pte o f the State nf ible i* defined a* something iticap ,.i |„ , .................. . , ■ not try their v o t e on M ai-P ot l-eing toticrw-d. impalnulde , , _i, 1 . , ‘ , U,’T. give the r snnctPin snd' nn pel re|itlbk*. shallow y , , ‘lU,’tiu tlie amendment of Sec1 ate.l vague.,, **?l|‘uhslM"Hal; v ,|f , ht. i '-niii tlnng that caiitu t lie grasped; , of Florida. 'n m i aii*.-lute nonent.it) ', m-t in ex istence, imlelimti' tuning mi real) [nn posed. GEORGE A DECT t Under Section 1, of Article i(, of the Con:-t it Ut ion of t h«- State of f'ontcmjHirary h lorida, mi tax ... . assessor- in any Icounty m the State of Florida in the [-a. t ha* undertaken tr asset.* 7’heri- is olwayr « "Iiltangibllitie*", and it p, nt,i m ing chance that tne -ill likely tiiut they would at any tvill never get Uuic m the future, should the journal and (outier amendment to Section 1, of Article _____ '* 'be t (institution In* adopted, I When u earididslc attempt to asat-K* for taxation that "(Hopte.” he mean* ' ucijm indefinite, shadowy object ftralsiuS the price v>f( |designated "Intangible p-.-perty. lnFlisni News. While it is true that tin- f Urm PROPERTY' is u n .tv-n geiu-ruliK Otti- fault of *ocisJ * [slum, and extends tc every *periej ttijt it makes trade*®? of valuable right ami inter, Bt, jn. I long for their money (eluding real end personal property Jelney ’ Journal. nudements, franchises and other in­ Many n man i» corporeal hereditaments, yet not withstanding, for purposes of tuxa * hi nicer that his tion in the State of Florida under 1 to lhc sa" ‘ Section 1, of Article 9, of the Con S u , e JoUrn* 1 K “*lSt,taWW ^ S 5S2f !" mean veritable, actual existing real and personal property and no u mere shadowy. c w S c a t ^ t e " Ual valuation Z t t B f f K S i Z so muHung, th at.h aajkw u.tu ai -x istence. ^ *“ In the proposed amendment to Section. I of Article », R 11° IMS > «» 1" V.rk*r- N .. ,*’',tr* cY testa f°r ’ ,^ a 10<* lit* racjr te<.U 1 WaU‘ ^ % 9 i 1 ^ ‘ �x-r ; t^ :-iSSu • l 0 Lake Monroe an Phone: L. I. Frazier Is H o s t e s s t o Sunday School Class M rs. rt . A T T H E The waters of I-ake Monroe at this point arc still high and grad­ ually but- slowly rising. All the farmers along the lake are flood­ Rea. 425 ed nnd families nrc still away from t . — ! thi lr homes. Fishing is said to Jhe good nnd negroes nnd other leisurely people arc enjoying the sport. *— j •MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. 148. || C H U R C H E S East Sanford Rev. and Mrs. \V. J. Carpenter wore spend-the-day guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Spuires at their lovely home on l-ako Onoro Tues­ day. -xvsrvs: n o r T u n nr-rimKa** S s la n l.iS » tw ^ita. Mat tare llallr at If™. K rratM l K rrn ln s nl TlOT ^ Mr. nnd Mrs. F, W . Curtis of Kingston, N. Y., arrived recently a lie here through tho winter with Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squires. Mrs. CurtU is Mr. Squire’s sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. Curtis will be remember­ ed as spending former winters here. • , mx ; v : 7 -S.SO-tOrOX. *» * »• ____ !_____ -- | F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH , pastor of the church. w ilTTave Miss Harris of Jacksonville, the Sunday School 0:30 a. n}. i # (charge of the services at the Con­ State nurse, paid a professional The Sunday School Class pt, Mrs. i visit te the Monroe School Monday. Morning' worship anil lacVirtAn »11 |P®H*u Church Sufidn^raoni. .. . . .-.I*. . . . __ __________ V _I.L .-It. Ji . 11 “ D o * ' V o a s w s i« li» r * mn« T h ^ S & t & t '. f n r j L . I. Frazier, e n j o y ^ n d e lig h tfu l! «]>• made a very fine health talk *> ' m KnMrJ../ to.' m. Sub j»y . , , liicd ” ' f U '• hour will ^ ■ ‘ ‘Hcavrn I Hallowe’en party at « V -hom e ?,1,, ‘ H * 1 n" ‘» encouraged the Multiplied, Party; Ilofrtcai, afo! Multi l,l0P/J- - J A ltli. . . TWtryhh, mid ...... • .Health Crusade wotk which had Mr. i.iul Mrs. W. A. Raynor nrc I and for the cvcnimz evening 1ttvi .,.,...in,. A ilnnhtril-hnrrrI >lnrr ■>( I be l..n*-lierti rart rmialrr Park Avenue, 3 Yfoung l*eople’s Thiipns dJllOi'' ,1, been started by Miss Doudney, the coining homo this week fr o m ’ Two soud com elites added. 'Hutning the World Upside D o w n -;™ !, K- , . i it-in > lajitismal’ service tdJQ.’ Evening &aV. Brower has been fo# the last i As 1 Dnplra the guests en entered *tho dark 1County Nurse. Miss I>oudney and Hamilton Hays, Long Island after! 16 b'uests hildrcnV 'Hollo- subject,' " ,ThV . Comrades of the four years pastor of the First Con 1*v •nK room, a cold, damp hand was ' Mi«< Harris also visited the sep- sev oral months spent there. They i Saturday spreial matinee from 3 to 4:30. Evening ’ - • Li tn n ! arn*c looms later in the day and will he accotr ’anied by u party of j U. A. Tcrhoun C r o s v * ' ' 7-8:30 and 10:00. Tamjw. He extended and not until they p f g p - . s,„,kl. lhe cM M m i „‘pon health honorec. 3 p.m. PruycV meeting an [1 Bible study f ^ * nt|i" nal & u n h friends. •| Hour; Library :30. The Stu.lv .... t’ ud _V 1 h ,ls ,u’1 '1 ''t-’ 1 " " ; crly greeted it. were they admitted, j -------Wednesday twening 7:30. The study m , l r k th; growth ap- ^' t ' J r I room Wp4 decorated , -1 W. Connor and family have Mrs. W. It, Prcvalt came home I will be the third’ in the series of „ Vervwhi.m i.. u„„r , i I T,u’ ,ivin* roo Hallowe'en Colorss-^gold m- 'e d to Daxxmport to make their Wcdnesdnv troni several days v i s i t ____ J iy ••Great Mon o f Iho Bible." Subject, A ' WZ J 7 r l l Sun.baa- ^ ‘v o wi,h ,ht' ,lallow IThostess, Mrs. R. "Luke covered the lights c * s t - I Tutiiie home. with her parents in New Smyrna. “ Luke the tlje Physician Phy^lci and Friend." Rev. u „v Thnmns J. i Armstrong at . ‘J creI’t> paper coven of lKey |m. ing n wierd light over the room! , , „ ~ 7~t77 ,, , , West ik to fill the pulpit. A large ttln.-k- rut-, witrd.nu ■.hosts I l ittle Bernard Stafford, son of Donald Fay is in Jacksonville Party. Mrs. J .. •M I, E T. H-O D IS T, CHURCH . attendance is hoped for at these1 cat... witches and gDOttL j, Mrs. ft. A. TcrW. J. Carpenter, Pastor. servi.-es were seen everywhere. tl and Mrs. II. Stafford, fell o f f on a business t r ' i this week, gate anil broke hi* a 1in. He is |p. ni. Scvices at 11, a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Games suitable for the occaOprt >„ . w „ ni, c!v. C M, Stowe is at home again d*y. were played. Pinning the tail, on i _ ■ Subject of morning sermon, “ The PRESBYTERIAN CIUTICR on Cameron Avenue from an ex­ Club, Hostess, Heavenly Vision," second part the hlnck cat proved amusing ! T M. Clark and family have re­ . . This has been n a busy bus week nnimii?1.. . ,, , ... j tended visit with friends and rd i Eonnelly, 3 |>. m. G e t th e s a v in g s h a b it s ta rte d w ith The Sunday School will meet at Presbyterians, with H ....- ......k t," ‘ Prl7r> 11 black cat with a red moved to the North. lives :n tile New England states. > nut tings rl|,j)()tl aroun,i Kis ,u.ck> was won lesdoy0:30. y o u r c h ild r e n th is C h r is tm a s . W h e n i dur ing the week. (jenny Spaulding 1Miss Martha Wallace. The Senior ami Intermediate. Mi*. Jewell Martin who has been Thc service.- Sunday will hr Okie Weeks has been nt home Irs. A. J. Loaning, Leagues will hold n devotional meet follows: y o u fill t h e i r s t o c k i n g s w i t h g o o d i e s At the conclusion of the games |mating her home with her aunt. jpait uf the week from hi* duties chocolate cake and candies were Mr Vaughn and attending school <>n the Atlantic- Goasl Linn. He ln£,Llt . . | 9:46 a. in.. Sumlnv School. n n d R ifts in clu d e a d ep o sit b o o l; taday. [.-tl 1 .ke Miuiioe, ha* leturncl to I has been snffeiing served from unite The Epworth Longue will have u n. m>i Prom-hing service Jptcr of Eastern . |I), r home at Foil Pierce. The guests included Misses Re "eri.uis burns about the head anil s h o w i n g : t h e b e g i n n i n g o f a s a v i n g '» r.,30 p. Senior Christian Kn :30 p. m. charge ot the night service,A most eting I hands received while starting tile beecH Stevens, Camilla Pules ton, , excellent program han been ar* (Havnr Mi and Mr* Bynl and family -va accou n t. |tire m hi* loronrotive Some one Elizabeth Turnbull, Elizabeth I ranged for this hour. | 7:'!0 p. m.. Preaching service. ' liM'l been using gasoline near the Knight. Virginia Bailor. Elizabeth, Ji i one. r d to D a v e n p o r t . T h en , th ro u g h o u t the yea r, u rg e Session meeting after each [ l-it riling, of the Snnfurd •ONTiRF.GATinNA1. CUCRCI I preaching service for reception of i ^ [ L r ; ! nq riba Wall ace! KuH,’ . Mi* J It, Duke i et untied to her |*hes to call special u pon th em th e w isd o m o f s a v in g th e ir Kt*v. ( . Ik* \\. Hrowcr, furtnt*r iurmU rs. M v i •/ i ... » .t ' * .1 Okei hohec Monday after Mr* Mnv I'edetuk from Sanmeeting of the' .Mi l-ain, Snriin /iirhaiy, Klunhoth ' >7 ,ml vi-il to relatives here. foul ll"ighi* wa* ,i spgtul 111 .I . p en n ies, n ic k e ls a n d d im es, a d d in g [organization next; -• - ~ ~. |Shumaker, and I’milmr Eckol.^. gu. *t at the Ellavviirth lioine re­ at 9:30 o'clock. I nd Mrs. Jar d>s attended , iv th em to the fu n d th at you h ave [the hoard are ex- | mmole , ouiily I'.mltrv A*O s b o r n e H e r n d o n , J r . ' P E R S O N A L S P, Ptit No further. started . cl at Sanford lust week ami Mi and Mir. Edgar Bigger* and Lt to them, T ia a n - 1 In vites M a n y F rie n d s ; a ve:v interesting meeting. little ( Iks have m m vd into tin r II. F. Wheelt i and W. .1. Lawton, I O 'linwiek, of liavtonn Beaeh nttraeiiv. Imioc m l .ompleted oo H a l l o w e ’e n P a r t y 1 of (Iv'icdo, spent FridaV in San spent Friday in Sanford calling on T o and Mrs. .Maiion iivveiishy I v roan A v1'iiiic In tie .laughter. Edna, of ford attending to business. local merchants, registered at the Young Oshotoe Herndon, imbuud la A n d to i.o Trim, ni" spending -------Montezuma Hotel. Mr. and Mrs, Tuttle who redd .1 with the Hallowe'en spirit.- invited I lie winter with Mr mil Mis. M oil • .- el v A v e n u e t e l t h e oa st t w o Hear M. L Mellvaines. of Jack ievillo A C O M M U N I T Y r.U II.D K T l iigher year* ha v e m o e d to O r l a i a l o to snnville, in Free Bible l.eeuure. Mi. and Mrs. 1!. I t Kellogg, of a large number of friends to his II. F. W l l I T N E I l . ('n siiicr i in)., tli. u horn:*. Milan.' Theater, Sunday Night. No Jack-.'t v ill.. spent Friday in San hone on Sunfoid ll.ights to help F. 1’ F O S T K R . rrfk irirn t .1 mol Mis I* rank M'dtei and |hi attended the t'olleetion. fold the guest- of the Montezuma bi meelehral e t he- ocv asioti A-soeintinn In I ' i and Mi* .lames Burvis crime Black cat*, witches, owls and <b 'i ,i oi t leveliioil t >bm. me - “ lb tel. en route to Titusville where j; .. ' . , f Ml E. ! . Ivnisei mall ui< fi. .a I Mina i.'eenlly to v, il sday of last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. C A. Hauicrson. they will bg located m the future. 'sk.btotis wet. placed m ju*l the ill * I'i.rv i* has 1 tight position | , i iv,- tfu young- ,-.ii . •at ..Iv and a:, ant ■ipatinu a I la ■i Messrs. Sweat, Mat beaux and. Me_i B B R n i H i H i M B i n n i iu R S i i ( j n R n B i K a i a i t ! i a i i K i i M i i M s i i L - . u u d n |ihWn has invited turned belli.' but lhe 1,actor i*t.|s a scat. la one nmi'i the I. ti •" m Lain, from Geneva, represent, d Mrs lion Whitcomb and son, I lUlluvve'eii party, i . mailil' t"i *i vernl we.'k* that section before the Chamber of Poelvie. I etui tied Finlay frioii \\ 11f guest* found an illuminated gh >*t |hr -1!*' Commerce Friday in behalf of bet * reek. Telia., win re lin y -pent a tha, caused each 'ou'hlul guest n .) n- 11ueii \ i a t hrnne I r- ni a thrill Lanterns in toe -hnpe >f ter r.mds. d.bghtful four months. Mr- Whit uist spent Sunt w m iv* t tfi tu> nt ! ’jtluikt"*'______ comb will spend si.me I'tne with her witches mid piirqiknis with light. I |. Fd» 111 and wife, candlein them wei. placed so that it the home of II Good wale. I- cszcal ini I " g""d Mr. M. I.. M.'Jlvaiie, whose lee pin<■' Is in Sanfoid. I ;i ■ n n* •ii f i n l I *\ I ' A Kr r their mv'ti- light vc ,i tin mw novel lliautilul liniM.tig I.oN 1* atoil in tl.i* lo'st ivsitltMlcc b.-u lb mol it, b<- had bv nbomng lures have appeared Momlav morn t • 1 «**!;» vi l l . »* li H N p a l f i - * ! W :il I In "in limit i d r<" in < oalles Telford, of W-liter Itav nhone ii. .Silv.i Lake Fm mg* • ” ings in the Jacksonville papers, si\ I tun of Sanfoi il for flOlMM) cash mill \. • t il * w lit t b e ! Mil m i* *'! * *>t t lit The guests p ii- 'ir 'i.l :i g.-iv pi \dv and Mn A. H. will give a free Bib. Lecture in in. attemlel the In,,.onl nl hi- lip. S' I n* ii, >•;«ani-b \ \ m \ *'(<■! •t jkKMm Per .Mmtli. tul.■. The . iishime of each .oie rep It* ’ mt i \ j t f f l t'il t*» 1 «"t M « » l h r I to *i i Mt* Louis lhe Milntle Theater. Sanford. Sun 1her. Rohet t E Tell'..id, on Friday rdnv H. i *istor, |dav Night, Nov. J. ill 7 Ju. Hear Mr nnd Mr*. V\ I, Sn-g, of Chu- re*elit r d hi* idea of how :< llallowe ’ A Mil I f I Mi. |Mill . I i l f I n - 1 ■' R I |',illi'i'i) a, tv gnoi! ( 'eh ry land in Utxit' - s i :m . h i :v i rthi dav with her 1Him. No l olleetion. III \ luoln. utt.'inled the Scililti.de Ten. h in “ spi i, >k" s|uni Id die--. II 4 . . i >1. i an I ait \<t tat;« w til lllgll\\ ilV. I 'l K'l‘ *F • j* indav when Mrs. Gam. Ihat each one loved were Hu els Meeting Flldnv * * t tii nai) i h•mi*** ji* P '»I kt i played. Tin doughnut contest wu* i>*i 1'i' k i •■ f f " ni" a hin" i ( N' a I I T Y P E W R I T E R S Os, I d on S a n L m t A v e n u e . n i: in :iig t h r o u g h I ’ almot'M is s L u cille B o lz Is W"|t try .lack Gillen and he was i-iv \V I • * . t 11• \ \M4 t ■4 *V|-I» ||»li* 1 •11 ! IM■ to A v e t in e S i / e f i f t y h y Iv.o luindri i i . s. ro M > Will Nid ,ti o f Eb- Y o u t h f u l « ', i. I Intiovv. ' o pencil | h. bet. H ostess At jtjr t,S \|| vi*( i *i an* m »• *' \*m*4 *■*I A *1 • . ef then i hildrct) long fm the iip|jje* wa t. fine pin fo t'ly i i g h l Id el 1’ i n v only - - •"* 11 » a f 11« lput**, In .ml liter- at tin- homes P a r t y o n F r i d a y N i R h t V "l."ig g m in ITi■ . |nv n g a m e Alt ho- Swanson, pi v. d I In m m1 pop da r I i h. . - , Next W".'h i s..( apart f o "h ilL a M in iiiC D tiK h ftH iK B in x N and • lidilten were E. L A N E IImg Miss I , m i l e llolz. pr oved a el i ann servatnoi a* Garden Week fm Idol 4 III- young' host - mot hi I *. >v i ,1 u j m ;.M . e s t a t e : a n d i n s l h a n < k ling youthful hordcAs Friday night drill as plaritlng eoiirlilo os lien- are ■h ughmit*. ti| |d. * nn.I ee-idi'-' a* i ■ A r t S t u < I it> oFH ic i i r s i \ \ : .h . n u b a n k b l d g . I ll»»N I k and .Mm Lund 1\yheti she vntertuined six " f hei mi ditfen-nt fiotti tine, ,r, other -ee .i*i hunt' o ■ Mi 1li-rnd m wa - a * u > |ni' \\ i *!iie-dii\ l " I young friends at *ix o'i-ini-k dinner lion* it,at lhe NatP'iial Garden ' I ' t i ' d m 1. I l i a c Ini l i e g l e - l s |. i ) : r r n u r r z i u v > i a u ; ' r » i r j « : . " t jr » H V t i. jin a iin L « n in i* ilia jj 11 “ V. "V q ■II w It Ii r d play " I on t4. bmlt I nr - i ' , Mi .Line L--i mi ,l ! i I. Mi-, (e-org. m .a ml paint mg -and l i e . * e l" " 1 in the Mo n t e z u ma Motel T h e dell. I d * l.ll e Ni W ■ Week in April I* in,P".-slide Jin* | Hi -a liahn. Mr- t M l 4i n e M i m nos Many eppr. p' ate ■ mus course dinner was ser ved in M a k e a I Inllar The idea is lo emphasize III e\ • It Brndb.i, \ ami Mu. Itrulbui iiz n a z ia im iir s m s rg a n r .h -i \ t,i c-gilt* o' tu*te and I ' g In ............ ,i v ing n t i th*‘ ‘ *iniiiK ...... .. o f the ety wav p.isMld.' tin making nnd Itn- g o> -1 - in. lode.I a ni.. mnt nia v be ton l n* i ■ ■ * .l-iii Mrs. Will lintel, mold .|.*C"i at ions that breath- improving " f leoio gafdens, tie 1h-i» id lain- Helen I hlisl.nl>., S a v i n g n Hollar B « Ba i ti, g -ione fine ..t the spirit of Hallowe'en Gold tn-aiilifiiatien of --tr t ie. n tl«- and paik- iv. Mm t ha M 11" na Id Ma r v Win' DAILY bu V t o e . leih I:.i mid Sat i etepe paper c.ivei.-.l the light* arid and the plaiitiiig -*f In-. - cspeeial Juliet Slnde !1 u »m 1'. b Iriilts null Yi’RMuiilps ill I It i Itivei . Y« e*>n H i v e i " ' al t dvn a lln . . •r,ni i n 11 i{.N« n h i ; i o SoHSliJl Id. ill* Fl a ,ii .-* Mall lie v. Ge 'I g I III. ; from tin* black streamers nl crepe Iv of tin piilnis s' di-timlly appto £ ,y U141 |1,|f I*. I 't, * 'll Keaxinutdi4 I pi iule lo t his t lima*. Halt Sadie 1 f • li.rl M u v 11 .or U i l a k a liitiliL n 'i paper were hung. * • I "lit. | | r M l ■ ISU\ M. K IU 'IT CO. Th" Woman’' < luh " f Sanfoid la* M.ixme Bi.'. kkhnliii. Nloiuin I - n iii t ^11 - Ar,due C O At tiie plate of ea. h guest a dam > il\ c i l.akg S r r in g s < n. V *- %( l o VI r a l r M l I itlilll a a a n i t r j c a n u u ii : r » ti « n a r s . has planned 1 " be C t i v aetiv. [ridge, Fuecii.' I' stri.lgi \Vy ton |Mi" il.i v In see M I s ty tia-k<-t of tiiaek and g'-hl filled lo n ia iin iK B B ir iB B iia ifB i I lar vm .1 lit, he 11 I touch.*, M.*. •" 1 11/. Mr ; w tth mints was plat.'.I lav-.r- t •-r a l o n g t h i ' i - line- i.n,| ( u l l l i . - i an r.rBnnBBHBBBBnaaBBBBBBBriBUBnBBaiBBBBnBBBBBBBBBBBBB* w,i i \peet lag to lhe guests wen- ruimerniis. tin Iml noun, erneut' will f *•Ilow I.'iioddv , Jeli 11 I albot, A .1 Ki ll tt ** K*r l * " nt" ( neir mg lolly pop*. Hallow. . n cap- and II j'eddv Moeri . i l aude He i ml' Th.- pi "hit'll i"in i who n fuses I- .1 L < 1.-1" .»n .11 llud.lv I 'ellow lliillnwe'etl faces. " . . n E ia tiH iB D i dunk distilled water I* almost n- I’ run i * lLiiii.nl hi t, |t,Mu Hit! i A f l . r the dinner the young-lers pun.-tili.'ii- a-> the vegetarian who d"ii, Mori oi South, Fd.iri Singh |m-’ building " ' played guiitt-s until n bit. hour \t ■ i i nv . met Ada Li ngl el ar,. r " I l ti'oi-e Mr (tie e.m.'lusi.oi of the game “ I..ring won't eat animal cracker* 1 ( ias, ( >il. A i gi'ssorti'.s. K Poo ing mipiiive•< I.. Jerusalem," was it found that We ilnutil that ou t sneml s c a le s bri ' b4 w i n d o w 1 11-v d ni,,g i'i"ii' TruS t o r a g e and Ivepair W o r k b I iiiie-.*' mul 1111*1 I L-. n putting up a every young lady hud enjoyed the h a v e e v e r been a p p t o v e d by th . Bu < Of 111HI D\ A c f l y h ' i n 4 W t itlin g . a m trip. Eaeli guest wan given a rea u o f S t a n d a r d pel *, L'l «r> h1 for Mt EhrunM ■ pain'e.l ids own witch pencil as a memento of lhe A M . WORK (ii AHANT HKD \V| uoiild I<k«• t«» midn - ’* a 1* V* There is aliundant evidence that occasion. almost ns i t o * * wt»i i|.' to tin* i nvent or of Those invited to hid], Mi-s In women lnve flattery puzzle-. S'Orv |. learn of cilc celebrate Halloween we re. much fts men do. ji ne.ghi.or, Calvin I Miaaca Helen Douglass, Calherim 1HI S. Dark Avenue.---------------------------- IMinnc :i« Hiram, Magnus and V\ alter have Th* war i* spreading with <‘*i urted Friday at Meisch, Bettic Iiirilerinister, I'iiu line Maine's, Alice Hudgins, and kept the Johnson family in the lee t ugs givmg way before on h-i-pitftl aftlimelight pretty steady tins year. ml t.uig:bioitl. toon asthma. Julia Higgins. Ld tint |,.*t returnli* where he spent, bu, i ■ a i rip tu | i i x i i i s i i B i ® a i n i a i i i i i i i i j U D i ] i i i u i i i i i u i ® i ® ® ® i i ® < ® ' * * i > l l l ®i : i i : , l > Fll'*l|:t.d m hopes of I ■ W ith The funeral home .if hi* son,, -HcaHtm tblc Price -Ctnirtcsv ■ A daughter, Mrs. i Lilt ernl Tahiti Nia mi and a brothlie ford are the 'near I'l-i ic j resent Dr Ibirtmg words to the . i i L i i i i u a s i a n ■ ■■BK®®®«i®®®n®®®“ ba-. s-nl the Masons — jm iju I Ihi grave where be la* wife who cl led j ---- ------- - ‘ — ■■*>l i i Knaiir 1 Hie grave being beautiful flowera. ftdnol and this see-1 f,,d *h«.wing tl.eir * IA BANK BOOK FOR CHRISTMAS rit'K FIRST NATIONAL BANK Spimish War XYbarans Will Be In Biy: Pai’ack* Special Bargains \ * 5 ■*>■« (ianit'n Weok Will P><‘ Observed In Sanford $ 1,100 l\ EASY TO SAVE A N o w W a te r Fresh Oysters ■ ; S m ith S e r v i c e S a tisfie s! 5 WHEN YOU DINE WISELY AND WELL YOU WILL DINE AT THE SMITH’S GARAGE & SERVICE STATION Hotel Montezuma SI’KC'IAI, S U N D A Y DINNKit APPEAL to Every 5 Galinas of BOYCE-ITE Gasoline that you pay $1.00 lor here is worth to you the same as 6 gallons of ord inary Gasoline. It elim in a tes a ll C at bon. It elim in a tes a ll C arbon In su res q u ic k [*dl he with us nt Sunday sehoul i t [ fhing at 3:.Iff Wg Mh to have with u,i Belton and Miss in c re a s e L ,[ .,6U Metv. and lke windtji ii Kettle your Xmas worries nr.w? Malic a duzen or more r f your Mends happy Aith a nice |»hnlo of Yourself or child. The best gift ever piven, and Kept the longest. 20L . c o m p ress io n . S p ark P lu g s M | . , n o u ^ t Denier if Ihis is not true nnd ir he eayfl it is h im S f f t b 5 i B O Y C B -IT E J at 35 and 40 cenla the 2 ounce package. " iiz w r-p iT F i« Oila treated by a secret process, 11 Is jusl as nec! M M ry lo m b r i ^ k ,h . upper Cylinder, and V a lv e ,. . . II b the lower and that is vvhat BO YCE-ITE docs, and this t eated Oil dissolves lhe £ residue and Carbon and expels il (hroui'b the Exhaust. j We will pay $100.00 cash lo any one thnt can prove that our 8 1 Gasoline does not contain the required amount of BOYCE-ITE, Two Ounces to evenr. five Gallons. _ *. F .C . FREE BOYCE-ITE j ui iUBiobi jr q ji' Ii ijiiiim - ■H •: * L ' -tn rhlllM’i dffl mill • i. Meisch Building ........ .Jiv'vr.' Next to Poelofflce •'.V.w • . r L * ;w . -j y p ( | i i J i i i i—l-l Ifec* Li l wm W m d % I J , SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A .• , "... hvawpn-4 *, u vl Porlrnits, Past Cards, Kodak finLshlnjf,. out­ side viewinj* uiid enlarging. 4 s FREE BOYCE-ITE ; Come early. You nnv leave work nl Studio ■« till week before Xmoa if you wish, hut give me time to ffcl all work tinlsUed nicely. t clea n . mi J i* , T ’ c ;D d - lit knocks sta rtin g - mileaRc M a in ta in s K eep s |**vt attended of the 1f "ion was held last r e home of Mrs. John I '- ' n t y ladies being Tresident. Mrs. Hilrna ! “ rs Hanson d.matP* to be worked on. Of cakes and coffee Hie next meeting , 'a<Jks in the- coml"tdially invited will F home of Mrs. B*|. |cmber the 20th. N O T IC E IT DOES WHAT ORDINARY GASOLINE CAN NOT DO. Eavrn.md Butler 4", their borne ut F**' and little Volie, - *h ins aunt for a |,**md Mrs. Williams l'-keui to Daylonu. 1 * ^ •-•: . . *1 �' 'V H-. .'Li. ..', *''•«»-V2.'r- ~i **. - L'T^ri.UVi'.cViwfcr.-fJ'ML •'i'.*S3c“ » t 1 ,1 9 2 4--------. ------ - TH E •*' i.i , She Cuts Fancy Figures Plant City Team Bows Before The Purple And White G A IN E S V IL L E . Nov. 1.— The biggest upset of football thin sen Ron tame suddenly here Friday a fte r ­ noon vi lien the Purple Hurricane o f Cnino rville High school outfought, ciitplayed and out gamed the strong Plant City High eleven, defehtihg I them 10 to 0 in one o f the most : pectnculnr nnd finest exhibitions lot' fun*hall ever seen here. Hoped to lose heavily against Plant City, groomed for the state title, Gainesville showed wondcri til form, and produced three fine | possibilities for all-statu in Vnn I •Sickle, enptnin and end; Green,' huge tackle, and Me Kill* Ivy, g l i t - 1 i.i mg li'ilfhnek. I li<‘ Hurricane rnunteil all three ii in hih'Wns in Ihe final quarter, , l though they outplayed the visitors two to one throughout, hell raced oS yiinhi from punt formation, and ilicin icooped up a fumhle for n '.o yaid run for tlm feature o f the •coring. \ an Sickle recovered an otliei Plant City fumhle and r a c - 1 ..I c.glii yards for a touchdown. Tulanc Baltics Mississippi A. and M., W hile WashinRlon and Lee l ’ lnys U. of Vn.; . “ Gntors” Meet Southern (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I •■■■■■I J oin K S U L . D E A N , C h a irm a n , SSS U a vis -B rya n Clnb, 5SS S a n f o r d , F lo rid n . 'IOvJ »A> Cot jo ir PCJVO l i F««iJ . 1li ■.' ' i. . .1 ---- • H f on t. os w \ aCBP VO HOf^« Vi ,n«*ir l ARCAVif, - BY "V, *qT ■‘OCO ER ■“ »U .| C & •* • -w “ r ■>f ..-------- ™ o’ .••■.if S35 Dear Sir: T5 Tk IDEA TSRowm us ocvet Tlcase fin d enclosed ?, ....i you m ay e n te r m y n am e on the Nii|, itoll, vald m o n ey t o r o 100 per cent tot „ f the D em o cra tic Cam paiRn. : ^ 5 *h jo I MAO TO HEtP veWr S 3" SS3 TM' WASHiMfcS • SAY" TOO DC«T MJ.OVI jat verr S5S Y o u r s v e ry truly, ■■■ ■■ ■ ■ *■ N a m e ...........—— ........................ —. A d d res s *■ a ............................. D ost Office.^...................... 55*. tu .• '• <i .— . A T L A N T A , Ga., Nov. 1.— Although nit the 22 member* of the SICK L I . P E E V IS H C H IL D R E N , j HbS southern conference nre pinvittR V- --- * Children tmtlYring rrom intesti -1 this week only seven of the games uni worm's nre eross, restless and "'•so To vote for Co, will have *n effect on the standing unhealthy. There arc other symp­ put crn.ijv (X) FciRCCD (AfiCntJATE FCf* S H E R IF F E O W I j R S i Eft of the conference nt the moment. toms. however. I f the child ib lowing unmet: t o C A N C E L T V R . e e C A MFV A i G a S P C E C M C * Among the seven games scheduled pale, has dark rings under the p n A C C O U N T OF "TVtr u n u s u a l . WMO u n T o f •* » »• H a n n a K. ALlfl V c a u n D R Y w o r k a t n r if A g __________ B V between conference teams four un<■„■ ~ «. eyes, had lirenth and takes no inPETER K n T l£, defeated elevens will meet. Four _ — ___ ____ ■ _ ---- terest in play, it is almost a ccrf S'.- teams which hnvc yet to suffer a ^ E. niNGUA i * . ,- „„„ tninty that worms are eatir.g away J e n n i k n. 1*1 R?jconference defeat will piny 1c* h nt Aildnierc; ennsidei tit ion $10,000. jts v jtnlity. The surest remedy for fortunate brethren, one without a V AHKFRltT! worms is While's Cream VermiA. R. WELSH T defeat or victory is playing out­ Sl.'itr and Count v l.irenses Issued. I If in positivo dost ruction to ride. Anirrit nn Fnut C»rt>wt'r.Hf Nt ^ the worms but harmless to the h or ( engross ttkj child. Price floe. Sold by Union Games nt Charlottesville where w - B1NCHAI N’miuiinl H ud. Ituibiuig, retail mer­ ~ “ TW I* or (fovernon Pharmacy, Washington and Lee is playing in i f i i men. lie weighs IPO >r chants, $11 till. W A L L PA PE It .. W. It. O'NEAL -I Virginia nnd nt New Orlrans with pi'iiiid-. rcnciics mn f i d three inMil.tidy Shoppe. Magnolia Avc., Lor Attornoy-Gais reft*' Mississippi A. A M. going against . In above the ground, and is 21 l>o nut buy wall paper from E. B. Kur.n B?7, Tulane are followed with intense rei il mctchanls. ?l.7.ri. v. it nf age. 1 Mm v Hall !»tli St reel, restnu himks. Von hav.' the privilege of Lor Comptroller EgY 1 interest. None of (his quartet I \MAK SACHA, of Pensarolu, i . ^ ,lV ^ side,-ting fnoa our eomtilete stock. M M OWENS 1 |r;\ has suffered defeat although the I rant. ?7.7b. • tin tore furnishes paper Itang- Lor State Trcag, 1 uli . i* gushing Sain t'nruvvnll tiarrl >iL>> x< Barf,'1 Generals bumped into a scoreless I I E. Zimmei man, Willow Ave.. bo tir-t siring «■«•»»», i on the UniR. c, SMITH tie with V. I’ . I. , l i *•: it ' Sanford Paint A Wsll Paper Co. |For Supcrinliittl xi - 11\ nf I'l.iri<lii \ ai 'Oty fmithnll rct-;j| ni(ir, bant. $ 1.7.7. Alabama plays "Ole Mins” at Wclal. t ilmldimr struction: ii iic . tin In Iperl to m.ikc i hainpion H t cieiall. L’ lL1 Sanford Ave., H ra Montgomery with the Crimson 1 IDE M. OVEIH htg ti ainbefurc. 11 tail nit rchlilit f I 77. ( Tide nn odds on favorite and For Comni'orioncr] I'll t Ilf plnvi'd vvilli Ihe I'ellFil.1 A. Williams. Agt <!ulf Life • ■ Georgia meets Tennessee at Athf » fcf.; l .1. L. SKIPPER' I ... \' l.lctii t lilt', v III' II held I hr .V \c. ident Ins Co . $li..7lt. cns. 4 . Nr \ .t. * ~ ■r • |For .lustire nf S* . I. unpi nv hip ul \, i -1 I ’loriiln. II iii Southern Utilities, W. 1st Street. 1 4. The form sheet would give the * t L '/ , FRED Ci’ HlIt ii '* i• tortwo i :u in t iaim -villi i I e II.! g., $ .‘1110.27. i Bulldogs un edge over the Vidua A , , . Cut prices on nil sues United W. M CtOBER Soutliein Utilities, W l-t. Street, States, Pennsylvania, Federnl, Viklire! : i iii,id'- team lli.it brought teers. For Railroad i . jj t.. light plant. U.MI J7 linn In tin hunt mi tile |uib|ir view Auburn, coming slow hut com .1AM PS T. IIODC I. .1 lljikci. ttli and Sanford Until >,eal - lie liiml. tin \II Slllte Ing fast, plays Vanderbilt, the 5 6.95 :i» x a Vi 1. O. PRICE ( A vo,. retail mcrrhanl. A1 i l| V■Ii. i,f II lilt h 1i vv a ■* i apt tint in Commodores having encountered $ 1.75 Sanford Huick (,‘oinpany. Magiml i.'rn y Tllllt'ii I ■ 'l t a series o f hard blows since the Y * mi i ' ft i i f « l u n \ li H \ \ I i im i u in tit .i.iin l» i i i m i ) tt|* il« i.i Ave.. (iarngi1. $d7.7.i. (fed TtlbcH f 1.90 AI way m phi v mg tb p" iiimi season opened. Anything seems s p n t f j u i i r r 14 % 111 |n m ' l i i p f i i ' l t i i c v i-J * i i > ]•*"! m e L 'lfl' **m 11 M Short, lien. Del., Sanford. >•> . < 516.00 i ■nt i i , be vva in m!i i apt am o f I In likely to happen ill tins contest. s k f lh ' K . A I III W «»•* ( it | it * HI M: i i * m \ i> l . ' i , i * | i f * ' f I III* '*« I' ul lb tail Merchant. $1.77. ’ !"• ! ! %11 S'.ut lui it "iat li'iiin, He I ’ UOdltESSIVEI The two CaroliniiH nre in a fight p l a i n ah<l I it 1 1 • \ i* •• K.i'-ny: A L L (Jl'AItANTK15D '.c i t m i t i l ci lit , it t i. i l< t l.iih l t , \ S miiiule Fruit «k- Vcg. Company, nil In inu a fni't ball a 1 1 i l , | | . to the finish at Chape) Hill. The ^ . i Plffl I’ ARTY OFI Dealer, hi Fnnl A Vegetables, li..|.| I In -tatr i e. "lii '.*i I be I vvi* Gamecocks nnd Tur Neels have •—jk imb tlm lb vvi'.li- l i t pnuilil ' each suffered one defeat, the Commit ihr-t Si ’ / .ul.i \ Shorter. I. \ flux H R, tin l white ’ I li k' .Il Ilie- ell III . i .. 11 i I II I ' mi lit • I .ell, ailil ' South Carolinimm winning two 311 Hast Second S trc i'l. \f i " \ no i n an In- Co.. $J.7tt . at ■ ...... conference gnraoa to one for North TO • I I II H I M ' ll I 11 lit Snnfurd Avenue Carolina. For years these si it it i h u \i:h i r i . i "i \hii i \< ( ilv I i r c i i - r - l - ' i n i l I .t ilo lle llc all ■ universities have played exceeding Southern Utilities Co, W. ltd II \ I; 1 : > , ul t'mil | i. re' I lolllla. For I're-idcnt ■ ly close games with North t'iir>. St t • K l e t tin I . P ' h t C o . . Jtill.OII. ■il I ha III. I vitlr the gallic t il Ilna usually in the position of tin •'link'’ Itmwn iiin.i' to I ' ifm.i Sen t i n i n U t i l i t i e s I t . , W 1 l. The ntimr* d favorite. M i . f t . ice , t i f g J i m i n n i !.. it i n -. In l \ I I ,, i ' I W he.din do Dots * Georgia Tech goes to South fimn tin might v |v M huvi.l II > I I / / . i n i i n i ' i tti.'in. Willow \v*•.. ' Fiend* S4|l Iiin.i Ii .ne. tmit i| bv innt. i t. 'I •.1II <il v it b t In 1III vci -il , Bend, Ind., to play tin- w.uul.i M .ii * u et v 11" u | i . t a i l in i i i l i n n t $■> on. 1 ii i < ; ' \ 11 11 \ ■111:tid in i '1.! I In The niimi'H nf b] team of Notre I hum the South chiimpl'ili nl tin t piled S'ati I in Mo i L , -»l , Mmfnt.I \vi" , nt it1 l ■ t 1 W aim ig : i hi . i ' i . ii - 1 it nt I v II printed sill’out| enters apparently doomed to d. i ■; t o i l n o 1 1 h u n t . $ 7 .tin. i'bi- I •- iin i p ’ 111■| • u i v I t if L. i t . i L I ' l u m ; i' 1 i • I "i pound niul In; Ii i,", i feat hut conceded nil excellent I lltlltll H ut. I V. l l l l ’u < Vp ie — Y o u Musi Rtl i hull) , . ji l i lli MU inim in ih« i In i It) to IP ■ ifi 1 I 1 u I|ll.i' t• I IIP he - t.ill w , . tii l> "t I.'' ' 't M M f ' 1 chance to make nn interesting nit \v. bo^.dmg hou..o. s7,nn. Na III I. I I » V t i i \ i W ild I A M. , f i t : 1 vv llic n I m p )n il Uu ■I, i '.V l-UUl afol 1 f i i"H .1" " p l l l l l v lllll l't t i l . I. I ■‘111 . I'o. ernoon for Hocknc'iv powerful out I .1 .1 I II ft t U 1 ,1 . "II II" P* ! ■ S i l.u ■ lid. _ i l l The l « » | iro biH*0| • •v 1 1 M . . l<■ II . I l .l i i n k - l a n d , f ■> o n 1 r ivc \ »rl*.r\ fit ii - I 1 • 1 *• 1 III ■ t I' I" ' III V lll'-lt v I l V , v M a l l . !U h a * u l Pi . utt lrm R :;;1' ’ Florida will play Southern, the 1 . 1 D ■ id . 1 ( 1 * <x ' -li ‘ »l 1 i i» p p* ♦’It 1 i■. vv b • ild -O' Ii p»' H •• •; I, ' i o t i ' on i oltrf t B^’> Alligators being regarded ns in ,, .1...ii Oil till IllO to 1 |i/i * 1 i• . |..r a " I u l lolld.i I'.".’" S uit!i •inn|i • 1 . .in . A S m i t h , 1 io .l i; . I *!.I g . | \KE NO ' the winning column. Florida tin >p i. i t... | "ii- I<ip It .nn, i M V ... < a. t . n . f l u o n Ht'.MFMHKII 7 R record of one conference gnim ’’ •'1,1 ' ' 1' 1' 1 1 1 v• i ■ . * . , , n| vvi ip b •7 -’ ii,' I \ Wiliiiim-. S a n f o r d \ve.. 6 played to u draw and has only two " f " " u " 11 11 ‘ l " l," l’ l!l •* t' \ 1 1' . t I III |- IV t ill I ...... Ill I I I t I'flll I I lu.i| t.. \ . t t ■11 11 I i i a !t h A \ . > id. lit I n THEY ~Zt ' other conference title tilts |><>oked, 1,1 11,1 fl ' 1 LM ' I. vv t i 'Ul n.tli it 11 ,ii I. i i, — i . - on ’ till! H Mississippi A. & M. nnd Washing. ' " l-' ' (.KOl't.K KUl M. \ ill'. I tl.lf gC \ ill 1. I ■ ! ' I :.i. i i • i line v • .it •iti I • mi i.' ii I" l i n i l .V \ . g. ('• n i l | i n ; v ton nnd Lee. ‘‘h.vuy I , .......... ... nt I i III ITttV. O.f .•Iait u , .-I non fmill'- i I" VI 11, In VV.1 pl.n I I • > .n i- m K i'll II \ . g. f nt I 10.1,1. i_... Slate |ilays ,the 1.. , . Will' ' l l I '* I..I' loeM-l, hi I Louisiana At M Ut l IN. I | I 11 V l ‘ i f : l l Ii V. 111 ' I I ■ W . . ft, ................ .... a l l t nl i ii in hi - Jim .! ..I I ! i III. . Il It, 11. i .I II. knnsus Ru/.orhueks and will put the mi Tin tin • i“ |ii'uili ill** nek' n riu Y JM , • ,i \ a b.g'i * i Ii I loti find, nnd ul ... hit I v, l l u r n r 1' , , i o ld I., i for a r.... . I i nr t i HI SSKI I ..GO t* find the going easy. Sevvuiu.,. in v ' ,u In. m i l . , $ : un l . i ......... I I 'm o(-i if 1 he i'H no t i * V I it lilt h o L a J tu b •*.l l l t ' i l . I I I . I. ' , i W lilts I Kit, *1 c■■ meeting Oglethorpe will til • have I I .ini' ; fie tit in,' 111■• il- mil.11 1 1 1 l.n’ hen ■! Into ' ' . i M m . I, C o . 2 1 2 .’ 1 I V o ’ -id* ' ii i n »' ■"o • a battle. *> Six F.lc I,.'- in All i' li. . o : -ii i pi -I'a -t .tv fig h tio e i \ . V i.lu M il . - A c t r j . • I Io I . I 1 1.1 "1 Ml i Hampden Sydney gave the I'm lie p l a y i .1 hi ' " i i n it ..................... ... i M l I I .i i . I..t I b ... i, i V1 I V H i m In ti.iil It i .a il.' i 11. Versily of Virginia an early season I . P-,4 ■* i ' l « m .i I : \ ., - n t . u , i n -ii }k11 Vv 1 \ 1 1i‘ p BCore and the Flying Cadets of V M l lull i if l| 1* f » P. 1, ,. MM \ j , • I \ :I ill. i t \\ in tq a n d t • I' n . r Ni 1V|» to ’ lit " .* * k f i l M l»> .la p l tin M I. will not lie utile to Imld lb i t , ' • Ia . i . . I i .■ii .. I I •.( : ll , At. 1 1 (••ti a i u l 1 * 1 -1 4 • H li i tiler's Inds lightly. The I v i n W e 1 'll >1 . I ’. I till d nil d i v i I I . L» i amt m \ \ ri*h I , ir to* 1 a • •> * *1 1 tuck)' Wildcats are tied op with h m i ! 1 ti l i n t tli 1 ' .it t i • M .Mi : t t m S | <If I . 1 t 1 a 1Mh h i ” *!%%?» •link 1 t b 1 ■ 1 1 ti • * • _ t u as . [ i l i i * 1 the Centre Colonels in un u p ..id Mi A ll* I \ I It • t«i* 1«< t » *la\. , ?! ,„p 4 b . i i i*u' f l a ve il h ilt h i M l ' 1 if» LilAMP t Tit v and historic contest and Marvl.iiul h a l f P w l Hi M *..... ■i t u.all 4.1! 1,11,4 Al t.. W tit ball. 1-1 il. F i I I, \ it? O ' s l i P Jl st 0 l ■ 1 1ti la 11, 14 meets Catholic Univcr.-itv m . . , '( ” vn I **-;i xli iiii'l Itam itl "I I Vi.a1 1 naiii IF ipiii * ••t» i I M|l ! 1.4 I" Washington. neighborly . Ii.-h ..f J ,' '' il„‘,| ‘n„ . l< J a l *a "h In played a* .it |" 11 '1*1 'Ml I •trong convictmn ' .................... line. H • »** h f i n l t (tt t it *rr \ \ . : id II lit l III Vi I -Il > id III' C i .i Clemson ( ollcge will cclehratc and <it an F | r i id. - lii-litnnii tiain, entering aid Clinilie Lee, section . >f town- \da I I t n homecoming ,,f and young um l miiiiil) I*.i i 'el Hina ii, d - I S till lll-IV" of grads by playing a morning "game i Uukle plays, .......... a gnnt d ,1 ,,il in, m n lb- i a bind worker .-inn I •• • idiiution $2<tt* i Hyatt, I t with V. P. I., ,,n t|,,. Tigei Hill Bih nffcn-ivi qualiln.- .mu. m ,, ,| ........... . , i .. n«. mn- ..I Florida'',' I >k. .1. -up l.titld Company to I Itlm k I i iii..n l Him I S the contest being Stage.! t.efoie 1 M-h n.li.l ................. •' F* 111 I t ill luncheon to enable the great n 11\ivU' " v'' 1,4,11* I \ hi I mhm rob peeled to participate Inter in tin* ' .1 . t, i I day at the game between Fur..,.,,, *.'V' M' M" “ ! a: " " ‘ and the Georgetown Hill Toppers t III' of f . I| VI, "III V ■ ' I 4 it I • T 1 Ph o t o g r a p h s T o p a K lit Grecncvdlle. less thnn ten pm at bp o n d m m r 11 . l u ­ 4||»H! *1I 4N fA\GlC MOO IG j MKr. NUT MUG ll o i l .- i i iv, st n l 11 d l i i . I... 11 RCOPONSlBLt t no MW BLAU t v Corvinft‘i.1 COST ' i «a u gs away an a punt travel,. l1l" A f t e r c e n l i i r i e s o f l a b o r i o u s e f f o r t t o b e t t e r con l i l t THL JUR'f t’J-fcCCNf At 1k‘A< i .yi ‘J.IVG - A GLCRLtARV To Service teams go to the nmt in d " U It t II. f |. I.I vv it ti I'll . t o I . wnw WoVJb* M -n s m an s civilization i s n e a r i n g c o m p l e t e cullap Af’PEa b a n c 6 a n d HAb ANGVJCL LLTTt RS TCOM a game at Watdungtou certain to ( I (UGOANP I* ' Vt .Mi. CAUbLO A LAP( I Ntu.'il Alt u RtAOt-C":. prove interesting' when Fort Hont M i m CD to p 1 ' i , ) a s ^ ' o n c t o s d c ( I , a n d t h e h a r v e s t o f tlestr l XPU NDIT URt Ot M.iMC'i M>| lid4. 1 . t 41• 1 AT t I L J VvON *TMl fling ehnrgen ut the Quiinli. n Mn 1 pn 1 l i t TO MAINTAIN A btANDAgo F*>o o o o . ....... y C O N lf'-.l < O V j I $ IOOO Bp1 ' lines. The Marines have a gi nd ‘ ' i ' ni l i a s b e t f i m . c u v iN G im wit l i n o "1 h .llL f 1 1 I OAMAoL ‘j '. !&•’ Bng tie with Viiiniell.lit to their vgmt MW BLAU IV r nil I'.U fan? iti, li rcredit while the Army team pluvi.l in ;r ^ V _ U A L has bankru pted Iv iu o jie an d dem oraliJ 11 1 ' 1 l-ipt )i 11 ml •n exciting scoi'idess lie with i be ” uiH 111 * I h 11 « y .11d bi." I' *11 nit i a a , \ f t 1 l i e n a t i o n s f e v e r i s h l y o n , p rep a rin g^ Third Army Corps nt Ibdlmo.r. 1,11 ll" l KM' 1 il: ii* in 11\ bn ib:[i. 'i'l. d Inst Saturday . Tills shout.I be urn pin ’lU4 tin 11 11114 m ore w ar. Of tile most bitterly ...ittcsli I , , li f. r l hi |n0 f.1^ ' ll. atruggles nf tho day . t <»K K l I I I O . \ a n d o f f i c i a l l a w l e s s n e s s a r e b r az e n i.i ratilit VWI' 1In till i t ,1". IN Irani# - ti,«t in 1 .I * 1.III I 11 .1 m a n n e s l c d in all n a t io n s . while pliumi; with Hnri'b. Miildl. l uiiff pl.iv . a '-mu l.ii.e • ^ ^ fA v s t a l k s a b r o a d , a n d all n a tio n s a r e r i pillin', cm iv mr bun .It 111 • .| t. I innin strength mid vvciglii, in ., i . u , n a ( , , .v b » t h e g r e a t e s t t i m e o f t r o u b l e t h e wo picking a linlc imt snuieh.ne into f uis e v e r k n o w n . It*. In." Inn-ling t lint ll . I.m nn n ■tlx.. have d"fic tin ir thil.v IL- .M . ij11 I L \> < ) L L I ) S d a rk est h o u r is ju s t before CHICAGO, Oct. . I I .— Illinois. ivc vv.>rk makes him an mit t.m i Weaterti Conference leader, en ■tig s t a r on hi hacks up tlie lln. like .greatest b le s s in g . I b , p 0 f o r t h e p e o p le iie s in th ek i‘ , counters a team whose line is 17 a vi'U'tan Fpurl w ritir- in 1027 hi ': W t e d o iii nf ( ,od, n o w a t h a n d . pounds heavier to a man in its tiu'ir all-Snullieiii f nIll>n< U -i Ii i ■ meeting with Iowa Saturday in tioinc placed Mlddlckuuff -noild /? GOWNb - FOPS—HATS—TtWELO - L tc - to --VJELL WHAT DO - T V the premier Big Ten contest of the to Wyopff nlily mi tile lutlui' mi ,r W H IU IA VW M A N O VM H OEAUTTf IG M f l ACCORDINGTD Afcfl .1 Wou E AWHAT P £ C T ?DO f weak. periority in punting and forward WOOR CALCULATION , .1 • OSWALD ig o a j l V , LNHTLEO HAoE COG! TO DAT5 ilOlllo ' Both squads finish heavy acriin- passing, VOU ARE OfdLV EARNING $1? a t uR n is h Ed home c o s t $ 3 ^ 0 0 0 a n d a mage today. ••Sl'IC" S T A N L E Y 1» "ii,. nl the ALLOWING l A W EEK CAR AND CHAUFFEUR C o £.T‘$ 7SOO t EUewhiyY.ii) tlye confqreoce stiff few men who huve.coipe from utiJ FOR A T T O R N E Y 'S -----ALTOGCTHtR WITH ATTOPAJtW'S FEES practice is finished. Michigan en- ocurily to promlnencr U|ls year. A ’ FEES — HOW y l ' & y r trains today for Minneapolis, substitute on the champion-lup Du­ TMtS TCffAL t^ i s o . OOO C o M E ** J ] where tile final <preintration of B val tcuiu, agnii). ti aulMtiiulc on • Minnesota is being developed to the cliunipinn 102^ "rat” eleven at , punting. the University, and a third rule sub j on tlie 'Ynrnlly! last year ull be­ ■ Indiana completes its grooming cause he was trying to follow his today for Northwentem at Evan­ brother’s footstapa in becotning u ston fpr which il entrains tonigbr, premier quurterbgclynml hiding hit j s ' N ew plays, calling,for Intricate qualities ns hulfliack from view. 'i’lic tmbatance o f thin lecture. ampUfted in l^ ok f<* vhifta and double names form ChiMENTAL Coach Vun Fleet dlocoverrel him | ki titled "W orld D istread,W h y ; The Rem edy" “ n lL C l g o R u th S 1 cago’s drills for Purdue thts week ARITHMETIC book, " A Desirable Government" may be l i n d e n ? Ituth f ; noaii and for Illinois here Novcrobar 8. thu yeur and now "Spic" is run­ Tho Purdue Boiler Makers are ning neck and neck with Dick ! .sum of 20 cpntg fo r both (silver or fitamps) bv " lT k- * tapering off their Rehearsals and Brown for the honors at right half­ News Bureau, P. 0 . Box l r Sanford, Florida^ -* } —a*—*--^• g gL l i ^t i l ithej back. Stanley plays tho same kind leave tomorrow for Chicago, of game as Brown. Ho la fast and t* t Coach Knuto Bo^kno of Notre “ 'Dame is developing a powerful confident of himself and rum good interference, Dick ia considered by I floroe at the better man on the dc■ a *.. • Bepulilican H-r-r It’s Chilly Jt ?f n k y " ' T I RE SALE "v F. P. R I N E S Short Sketches Of “(Jator (jlrithlcrs City News Panijrraphs Simmons Siberia Refrigerators at Rail Hardware Co. Try Smith’s Rarber' Shop for ffood barber work. Radies welcome. Next to \ aide/.. »i,rt| Buy a ( L A R K .JFWFL (ias Ranjfe* at Rail Hardware ( ’o. C iv iliz a tio n Doome| bul millions now living " i l l never die ................. .. h lt f. 'N ‘The Oii(<*ome o f the Income” By I'AA LOR ■ 1 .University Of Iowa 7 Line Will Outweigh I Illinois Opponents A V(H 1a,,d >our friends are urgently invited to hcl Lecture on this remarkable suhject by Mr. M. L. McILVAINE, of Jackson1 M IL A N E T H E A T R E , S A r f f O ! Sunday Night, Nov., 2, 1924 ____ _ t LWvTJ AT 7:.'{() O’CLOCk �_ fcSKfiri^' WRIiUdki^ Sss l i . . . = ^ = 1 ,-SPTORflCf -3—sfystAU' ■- - $ K F 'T S fA ^ S f %*i5J? v - f*.v if ID H E R A LD , SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1924. us'<iutii. = »s i«L i • ' * i • , u u u U fiM P R O F IT w § . I RATOS [h Advertising1 Itftfono. Aliff- AJ' V,K1.i.'r i -'lr' >'«, tit* Journal-Her- W A N T E D - Work. repairing, pU«t nolin and Second . First and liltn. / * " ,*'1 J'^nria'a greatest rrintr. carpentry, niiintinir* PRDer * *’* III h» M L i m n * «*ntl rol rflatrlf f « » ___ JOr « tin* ’ _____ H r m IInr . Or a llnr ___ 4r n line l p* dJubU nborr j k(fn nr® for contfjonn. hvrr«C* Tenfftn Hn* f* Jt»o for _ v n Help Wanted » i»o of KI v r Ifmmii* it you Anil Apartments For Rent U n tcd If Milune Theatre Bldg. n ii you In ru.it ml In inikko FOR S A L E — From owner, modern five room bungalow with bath and laro- slcepini; porch. *'arajtc, on 7*1 loot lot. $5110.00 down, bal­ ance to suit. 1, A. Ri-nnud, Snnford Ilitthts. REAL-ESTATE ' v ' • nt a word HELP W A N 'T H i Gi.l — to wash s 1.1 |-.U I.O O M m with kit. h fwhing. > .... can fmh in a n y . u e ' To Help ii Dirrctorv Y o u .... it ■- v 2\<lvertis'mir * I ii** 5 he i • I *v a l l *m n t tv i it , LKAItN AT.t >t' I r oik t aunty «t'd Lakeland. Ihr >ugh the Slat L ie ■. I lU-et adverti ing medium in Ni-li gram South Florida PnUi'lied nnumnu* 1S.ar-Telegrnrn. Lakeland, h !*• ■ i ■, - 1\ l i l t • di , " i a Iv, l o le , llll ■ Xlu l l, in •' nloid. iv i |i s I I ■I IN - 11. v. VM t A n a 'l- L ik i r. wi t h | u « i! |n-iti if. t li I IK In 111 11• \ (ill p, ! IV.Mlil s. OHIO \efllr-. .'lake >*, 1*u oug It l ite Xenia ' - ’ ; , i*( Xenia, Ohm. Rich a g o '‘ 0 •, rnl district Want ad and ui- i ‘ •> rates ,.fi reguest 1 , mt \u;i n ..Ta , , i Mil II , . I*, . III, 1 ...Is 1, ax e t r. .■ l«|i1.: i■t*1 ' -1 <* *.«■' Ik > l a t t a n.iui» we-1 e l >| I , P. S, H . \ i |. i \ I lu -t ■•! N . \K • a ' i brt* > li ,'d t vi.iif .t.i |-;t> I'.-gulnr po s i n g e a mo un' i ng to I Si-ett j'.'ih.ns mi hirm-elf f o r t r an.sporta t !. \ 1 pj vn oN ' t a *• by air mai l f r o m S i " ! ' rnti I1 I I,.Veil* , I set, to N e w N i l k III G,|U. t ' a -mill Elm " ' f e l l e d to tile I ' . , - I " i 1 >' I 1, I'I i . . ...' || -I N S K I t \ a i .w a y s t i i k s a m i ALWAYS *» ■U >+ 4 11 i ■i 11 ■ + i •i A L D ' ‘J1 v + '"Jx v *** A *!- •!• v I HI i ' K K L N I IN ■> h i•8 t- ■> ■ u: (H T O ItT l N H A I* >!•>’■-J*•*•v • |>artment. + ❖ + ++ v + $• ■:*+ •i- '8 ■M •5-e v+ +E -!--8 Classified Ads v' I'r"i t ■ V.. ' +f I , ,, + T , r w " , a . ...is E R uaitiup' at in I*Fit l t:\ T O F F FOIt At.I, r AXll f Miscellaneous For Sale fourtet.„ root r..w boat. T.ri’ Bs. -t- j•8 ; •8 : + 8 ,1 V, •r v 8 |L\(J UP FATHER i Do eao pe : o i n t y K I I S C ,I'T D U C . A N A O C A L L O F F T H E E k L A "I b lM P L T 11a ve : /n ^ \^ V E T O m o k e - 1 C A C ilX C v O W E L L HE W IL L L \ ‘b T E H TO R.EPs'oOIS' X E D - H E 'L L o l C .L A D T O C A L L IT H E COSH- O F F - 1-VE M A M T b Y O U T O C O H E As^A* H E R E -FM TOO W EAK — ~ r WVYY OUASt r ? - ^ T* VL-s, 1 E e h ,m : . L I K E T V d l ' b . [ ---- T l.l. * OPS Hal >1 ' ’ f. t 1i V- ■m Ed '•v s i-i. • ; l> • . ’ . " I. « . 77-.. ,j - ' ^ 0 |9- 4 * y twT I- FtAT*>«c V- >• Iwc TO PAOVL' ThAT b »Alt> A - R . O O l i L L - H E C > A »0 H E C O O L O fS T Q O A K k O T V lE P t , D / N Y W I T H O U T a , ‘tsr-3Cyl'sE.I FIIII.I.IF* SUV’S ll.wltr llrnlpr, 1‘ heur \«. a. (Ink A 2m1 It, Rooms For Rent —------- ; Ft iR R E N T Room suitable for ilisplay of aiiliumdiilus. Phono Aliev Phone -'ll' and Properly- g|' ------ ------------ -----jS ff R E N T — Unfurnished rooms. On ,.„d alter Nov. 15 , Close in. 217 Oak Ave, "C!>lo of wages for painters in K E N T — Throe fumishet FOR Sanford will $ti,'«l p. r Imur. • ! rooms on Magnulla Ave. for light ‘ , ! .. Write P. O. Box ‘‘ (>lt S A LE 7 m nw.T Singer sew- housekeeping. CONTRACTORS "ivners. big tmtchii.o like new Also |274. Sanford. II.Hisier kitchen cabinet. lllii N. Sanford Ave. Phone 173 J. S I T I S A M I OVERCOATS AH .1 mode I. Older, guaranteed I ri fii. Anv 2 piece suit $25 Full suit or oveicuat $23,511, Scutch Woolen MllB. .-pi,', K. Second Street. s.infunl s.inioi,., Fla i ia. tilt SAI.E liaby i irriage and oven for oil iluvi Reasonable foi ill'll Phone ! Hf, \\ | ~— —----------r* | John I hitcher of Mayfield, N. Y., *lun,»'d '*>' « f»B f r,*m hi* wagon, dtuwned . na few in, Ins of water i >•> « roadside ditch. FOR R E N T Furnished room* and garage. Ira I). Martin, 815 Park Ave. ._ '. \ ' >.fi NOI|£*K ttl BlhSOl.l I ION Notice -•■XX is If hereby M’ I XI'J given I X' M null that we, WV» ; the umlemigiied have dlsnnlvod 1 OR SA1 Go -d-.e.ii 1 i end < ■ part net ship in the law Inisincsa. G* mint All ,,,!.,i g ia i inleod to TH K TFO RIt. « lop all leak' B, isomtbl v i n I s. \ |. \V I EK IN'SON. —4 I -Go'.l.i's It.-, iv gix,- , * * Mor ------ i General 1*>•11ve» v Citv _ I Olt REN T Big la-,I room, two ' ge. tb-ima (irefcned 2U2 i’nrk \ HEM ICED \ \, , ____ E M . I N K A M I r-.'N • ‘M Alt I SPRING I A l l o o l Ell \ N iH E R M A N Oak .V 3rd Phone HU , Rolilical Announcement i 1 IkI l I fi V (IM1i>*IMF il,ai t will tin a , .lull,.... foi 111.- i if f lee of City ............ ..... on ,.f in. . it) of San. 1 r t•I tit III. In %t Ilttfl M) fff *•» •*• if •-1* • t• *| th«- |*i.«ii« inti, will ' ....... 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I*rice J i s i l f KorJ TrurV tits.oa $1250. Easy terms. Cnh It.lr toil I Font FOR S A L E — 7 rooms, bath, I bed T. T. 1 mr.no rooms. Park Ave. $0500. $1000, 1*21 Hr jniMtrt 1 >i-Ton Truck Dalance ensy term*. Itunabout FOR K A L E — 5 rooms, bath, gn- t * 23 I< Fi.nl Truck rngo. Corner lot. Rent for $50. p j ( Kor.l 1 ourlnu use.oo . 11 ,23 { Kurd 1.1 alit Tr ptir month. $5,800.00. $1000 down mo.oo • 'anopj Balance to suit. t * 22 I F.inl ItiinatieulL IS26,i*a A. P. C O N N E L L Y & SONS t;>2t I H.mIkc To ur lute ! ! * £0-00 108 Magnolia Phone 48 TitiMt* t o s u m : K,.fli Estate. Insurnnco f *',r Nii11’ , ------- . . . . . ----- — ?.ti_n>-citmn. '.iMimiim 2ac. | dishes Apply Phoenix Motel. | ^‘ nepmg looms, Nhirley , of I he li.nen lakes, nml tf you don t ,u 1.1 ii.ii, vi lit,..* i |, ^ j BFAFII i in V T V t J- . ' • ,i. I metd *. oppiisilc Pint Office, i know how to fish, we have several l* H o R E Business tor Sanford liter , i . ’’ , V* t ’anvasser* wanted. Auplv l i e - 1 , , experts who will b* glad to show |*T NOTlrRi Fold Garage. 1 " N I 2 furnished room v„ u Mr S. I,oil ield who has been chant:., lhr.it mail advertising, o. s., .i i.e of 'to| eivloi.s devolopincnt . ,, , . i « . n H ..ml 10. ■i I .1 »'u> ihrlr (ndv.) 1 utment with or without gn- singing at the Itanti.st Church will See SANTOKM M C L T IG li \ I’ ll 'j o ' n !" No rth Pa Imet to. , niltlraa# na 1 , 1 . . and one unfurnished 'in g le vnu( h t.o the above. t o , room ... Ball Bldg. T. b '-,t* " t* ' Si,n,,,lc ro[,y !,,1,,t ,,n rJ j.. ;(i> r*i in bt»r i i j C AN V A SSE R S W A M E I i Aptdy Siv block fiom Herald <»f 1.AK1. JESSCp 1ANJ) Ct» . Inc. Ifijir* A I•*•111 ■me photic (lift. I f . l.<1 Mill n !* Id ,\ > (M M io i ‘■ ' 1'1!I1 1I ', ,v ’ utl.A i ,v m ii i Orlando 1 . between SI and Hi J-'or I Gift'age. J A" Loiigwm.d, Fla N O T A in PI ill It rf t* nt n* r n ran’! 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G. e -t. - \ nil p 11 - i Ip m i ' mus $*•£ I ar,t.ud, to hold i . j ! i, e loi a , I V I II I • 11<* i it « 111 11 I M1 %| ll|. I g ""I I t ' ,- I . I l i t |Vtil | * hi %i \ 1 1DM |t» % (,t i or ■ ! t III. e at ( t ■ in and . >i i , a. limp', Ih ..it tl.n.iipli Ii..' up.- <d < ItiSMlieil St 1 1 i ' o t i \, i i i i •t- i- . i l t i , 'In h i t I a, - da v i.t t • . I lo Ail.-.? l>. I U P Yi" ti, I M ndav In .E.e j,i' \ |. s. VII - III M ■ : it I■>V V , . 'J Iii v n i v i i l d i jv . Mo jmv j •t ,,|a, tlitiM nt v • LAWYER LEW IS O'B R YA N . tlffice in ” I,° VOU WAN3 ....... . ,.r sell * _____ j Fol£ RE N T (Inc well located; Wr will build your home, land-j _ Seminole Bank Building Amt. x. anything?" If sn ad\ertl*o In W A N N T F U Mcssenecrs at W e s t-1 d-iwntown Apartment. Furnish- 1scape >"ur grove, and relieve you FOR S A L E — Complete fiifniihing* M E N ’S CLOTHING “ ^nmesvilie Sun." •! Price, reasonable. For in- " f trouble and worries incident to for o x jooni home. A bargain. i ( j \b. ^ ,,| t i^ 310 West Third Street. S. W. IIKAUFORIt. jol V. I’ ll, e 1 , n ' . M.0 l : N' ,N,: •InI PN.M is ‘ lie j * A'!,-,. ' ' ,M> * ' omahoti in ,iitr.- at II.raid Office, building up a place. Tuil-uc.l Suits $32.50 to $3!t.5l> ■..^V-V* f1**' !, i " ir) ...... ...............1" i i ir K u r t , c h i m b o tn r In the meantime, you rat. g.. kTh T s A L K — A t n bargain ~ new IrniMKHR. prr>B»n*ni I* * fhor, i»r. rki <••. ml*** In, of i j Jr-; FOR S A L E —3 colored bouses and one lot in GeorgctfJwtt. ^ One block from Celery Ave. Excep­ tional investment. Houses only re­ cently built. For particulars ini|uire nt Rnuniei Specialty Shop next to Post Office TO REACH tlie prosperous farm­ K I . V D E R f i A R T E N 711 Park A ve—. — nue. 1* to 11 a. m. Childrx-n er.s and fern (frowns 0f Volusia We have some beautiful lake county advertise in the UeLand r:'Bed for and delivered $2.00 per n v... T H ItF F ROOM furnished f ' 1" " lot* on Lake Wildmere one Hai’ y News, rate lc per word, cash " W l A Mitchell. *| utment 7n| Maen.din Ave l,alf ni,l,‘ fron' l,K‘ Highway with order. ‘ ' “ ; In.-uire W.inbcrys .1, welrv Store.’ *" “ n<,,t *,f »>cautiful clear lakes.! S T E W A R T T H E Fl.O R IST ” Flowers fo r nil occasions. 811 Myrtle. Ph. iic LV.O-W far nuhi4«M|tiniit iifflee kInhi 1*1 l»c i _F L O U IS T ^ Automobiles ___ MIRACLE Concrota C o, g e n w il mnrnt work, sidewalk*, buildIrrigation bo i p *. 1. B. ! with $250(1. Can give firat mOTt, trnfre on piece of imnro'ved bu el-, i nos* property on First SL, a* fcbl-1il lid, LU M BER CO. House ^R11 III. I . t , ItiiX ti», * \ i, 1 ervlce, Quality and Price. nr i 1 f ~~ I F O R R E* iS U LTS re iw «tH j Real Estate Houses For Sale Building Material 1.umber Company N. I*aurel St. Rhone 6fl5 to your nn‘ ‘- nolivy add 75 cents to'''your •inter. VOU " S ■ Vm,, " !‘,,rc flr«t l« r*»trlol*d to JVrnM**ii winilt* The RnnJH i,■* rnai|M>ni»n>Jo tfor *»rt in****rtion, rarely Id tvntk nf nil kinds. Rain water a „ s,‘‘r:,l ' fl J'onr subscription to the specialty. Old First Notional r|ltuno or hand it to your local Hank Building. ! „ " ' \ r s<> •vmI r,,T1 Florida’s L A N E Y ’S JDKOg . STORK Pro i&S (If) f] *Txii nt hb t I fin i y. ^ i* scriptiun.s, Drugs, ScmU ^ W If you :- __ Ruilding Material Wanted W I G H T S — Throe In A d v a n c e rr . 1 W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Classified Directory I l e r hie! a ■ ■ n M M U u a u i / __ illy a s * * = T A IcX PAGE . -■••■■■■= a « = s = ^ ■■■•' slim is sins OV t'.ltt n o a* ItlPU If )itu itcuUf) prampl n«*rvlc$ and etcepllutiftl work ■m ’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, November 01, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 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>, November 01, 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/434989ec2b17184efe874a1c6f8c52ce.pdf 07bf95200a3cc39597c26d22629c9dd0 PDF Text Text [Ichcflt Gi Fair Monday and Tnrsday; > rate northeast wind*. Highest tamp. S u n d a y -------U » « l temp. Sunday----------- len Land ASSOCIATED PR E SS JISP A T C IIE J k)f 5 Parties h Ballot forj of Chief Ex-; of Nation. I kendments | t Voted On pistrict Connal Race Is| e Interesting! TH E SA N FO R D flffl special Associated Pre; » Ch i.h a apecin Pres* win- lnatiinUiia|JiU,;ar£lea and ste^A n t^ah fnaeWne nnd Kroon to ho install,*! .tomorWjy. the S a $ f rfrLUulS f f i T ‘ 1.Awloaror Tuesday night to cnteruK .election fun* ®r till* oity jxnll d ain ty with complete and accurate information on the national contest which will lie hold tomorrow. A screen will be placed on the Seminole ComUjr Bank Building nnd ns the .returns begin to come in thrv will be flushed Immediately upon the screen from the second story of The Herald, building. 1 nrrnngments hnve been completed to take cure of u large crowd'Oi pWplO. Mnfiy benches will lie borrowed from the city through the courtesy of the City Commission nnd City Manager W B. Williams. The street directly in front of this office will be raped o ff so that traffic may not interfere. The returns will in all probability begin to come in about 7 o'clock. This is made possible because of the fact that there is a difference of time in some of the wstrn Mate* varying from one to Uniermycr and Wnlsh In Ap Bornh l>cnrancc B e f o r e C o m m itte e D ecla res F irst E s t i m a t e W its T oo S m n l l . * f*. ■■ C+fc* *• J Republican Party Has Most Money three hours. The Herald cordially invites every person in the county to be it* guest tomorrow night. Everyone is urged to come early and those thut have camp chairs are nsked to bring them in order that us many people ns possible may be accommodated on the benches. Not only will The Herald give its national returns hut will also supply accurate information on how the state is voting upon curious amendments nnd how Seminole county is voting upon the congressionnl race between W. J. Sears, the Democratic nominee and (ieorge W. Bingham, the Republican nominee. D em o cra tic L ea d ers N o t A b le T o A n s w e r A ll P r o p o g n n d f t B e c a u s e I .nek o f F u n d s * . • •cneral Plutarco Elias t'nlles, president-elect of Mexico, just with friends nnd adviser* in New York. Thu general is the nu lift is Hugh Frayno, general nrgnnizcr for the Amci nan Kerlei pot ted, may l>e drafted for n cabinet post in the t'alles regime, linliernmii, Mexican minister of lalior. T e n n o K s c c T h o u g h t tu III* O n ly S e n i o r S e n a t o r F r o m F lo r id a D o u b tfu l S la t e and D em o ­ S e e s R e b ir t h J e f f e r s o n i a n . c r a l i c L e a d e r s T h e r e A re P r in c ip le s If D em ocratic P r e d i c t i n g 5 0 .0 0 0 M a j o r it y T ic k e t C a r r ie s T h e C o u n t r y .1 A« 'K.SON VII I K. Fin v :t Seiintoi him. an f Kiel. •, :,,,| (•■dm m i t i a .mg ill,. | ... 111 1. ;,| | situatiiifi. thnt distributed tin opening and tlir i i- announced, will In located at Hiding..itid Precinct kt the i otirthollBC. Ulan at H o’clock, nnmitlv at sunset. ii.iii'i'v on the ticket Lmia ptesidcptiiil I-, i>111i \ l.’iqiuhlicnn the m mauling six "111'* • l e t ion of the hrmoiratic | tii l.«-t would meari f.u Die ...untrv in rebirth of the great nimi n | . I i p god In Th.-nia- .loffcr-ntt. in wit Hnlle-t men in office, ci minim Pi . i>l.Idle i \ |a mlituies m d a >ln i ad herein e 111 tile I PtP tlllltU.il GENERAL \VU PEI FU HAS FEED TO! GULF OF CHIHLI • F orm er C om m an d er o f Pe, . ,, k in g r o r c e s I le e s , ( i c n e r a l I eng A’ti H sia n g Takes C h a r g e ; Troop*- l . e a d e r l e s s . " I In " I f u n d a m e n t a l d ee la ia t i I. m e no. :e i m r n i t n n t tmlav t " . m when I In v were fir-t - InN.I lime It r1.1 i vi'i't 11*tn e h i m I 'Vcri h a i l e - ' o i i t lal value. II’; l " I he eleetinti of tl i Republican tiomtnee; would inmip a lol.tiru i tiim of the spoil, .v-lelil ...... possible a regime of gratt im -ii 'lion ami violation, of pnhli it • of shot king. ili-g ia* <Lit i * t . i U fn n lliiip likely to h< tirty of w j ‘,a' . \ 1 '' i t|,,. ^tin at I ik« y 1' " ' Ssuud t h m i u g U f - t - I hut Nov l ot P e r m a n e n t T h e O u tla w rv ol [lie no e fur Coll­ ie l , 'tilth. I'opplDSS- . r Davis, Democratic candidate for ing . |||M platform campaign *Uh I enili“d. rested nt his home in Locust r‘’' Valley Sunday,, confident th at r ,° Tuesday’s hnllotlng would spell victory for the Democratic nntioual ticket. Nothing of a political flavor, however, was allowed to interrupt his day of rest. At Mr. I)nvis* own reituest callers at his home were informed thnt politics and kindred nuestiona were I'ajincd un­ til today. Nerds Best The fight lie' candidate has made, hi* strenuous campaign loin through seventeen '•tales, the A t t e n t i o n Is T u r n e d t o F i x i n g delivery of more than 200 major R esp o n sib ility o f R i o t i n g spec, hi"., and the multiplicity o f on S a t u r d a y ; L ist o f K n o w n duties that fell upon him for per­ sonal discharge, had left their W o u n d e d R e m a i n s T h i r t e e n mart. It was to eradicate this and to prepare himself for the final, event of the contest, the delivery of the .‘id minutes nddic*s to bo made tolligllt to ii nniinii-wido nmlience of radio listeocrs-ln that Mr. I>n\is set apart Sunday nnd gave himself uu to virtual complete i el ixnt ion. Eastern Headquarters Busy, in contrast to the quiet nnd peace which prevuiled today in Lo­ cust Valiev, there was n marked but/, nnd wlm l in nil uclivitlg" nnd department* of tile Duvis *nst­ ein headquarters heir. (len t la Shaver, i hull limn of the National I d im crnlic Committee. Senator Key Cit limit, tieorge I.. White, ot Ohio; Thomas .1. Spollucy. of Con­ necticut ami other* were at ti.(i? PEACE AND ORDER I RESTORED AFTER BIG K. K. K. CLASH tt„ cooi.nx;!-: a s k s DEDICATION OF ARMISTICE DAY Intern U NUMBER iaU SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS HERALD, M O N D A Y , N O V E M B E R 3 ,1 9 2 4 al enl I y VOul •. we-- -| I W. Sears, 4UIII I.* I I 1, 1 l I •'< eolit i ije-liit i oli- - al l I u II g III Hast i p h i n g tiie le i ,ii|i. an nom- and onfii il h t iilm \ . . l , *i s Score.' ol Ive p* " I him to pin I n e e t o i -eat.P a ' a 1111 I III toll kil l .i i" >nil i ate ot 11 " i nt III l v e . II offered m -eve htiii c d.li i.r. i-ertv. itldatei ill -i a k - l ana iiiirnelit w ill ol hers. k........ .. . in h official ! .. ", aianee will l.iii I In l i e i i tile ideal i ! 11 non i a t" 1........ .1 no nt m d It.* love ot Ida M\ upon v*In, Ii mil in -Ill'll., ns i. -l will PM vail and In sustained t'V the » lei lion of tin I le mot rat " nominees "’I Te qtn stioii i- • Do the people want i.ingle - limit i i oii-titutmnal ’( iol el ti llll'tit "I i eui I nun -m , do they want just in and equality (in dor the law- Will popilllil sox i i right v as tin tnund.itloti, or it" It,, v want tin i v l Is of pnv dege and piling! to emit mue midi r the pal tv now in imwcr; do thiv want Inm ml and iu.t (divernment !m*( 1 up on i .mailtv lilieitv and populiu , out i ..I "i do t hev want a i o. mo,ail"" "t privileged plntoera. v dotliev wind a fair und holiest to , ! timet.| in It" intclvst "f all It" ......i.le a- against a Covirnmenl f .. 1 (1 - 1) oil,tdeer. iii ttie Intele«t ol Die few • Will till- independent voter I' nuke i 'ii Uepulilicun l‘uity for h ,,i,,t f,,,ii \ i nr . of mul admini. I I at mu *" Tlie Setiatol expressed tin opill loll t tint on Tuesdav next a luig' mu mi it v of the electors will . ' press rc-i'id meld against Die .moke m reeli. *•> geimroii.lv thrown out hv tht* |»nrt> iu»w 10 power iii it - attempts to lieolitud the leul issues of till' cantpatglt units In N. Y. fO vcrnors R ace Plan Final Drives Coolidge Is Taking1 till lot. Pre-Election Rest; Ji illi..l i lector ramliU litf. icut imlilicul Will Speak Tonight ll s' mg m Die liattle, 'lit, a I' ii.i, fiq "ve.s," I uppimance is Ii ” w gn at lUtre.st W A SIM N dT ^N . 1 >' Dnriiglmut the "• i i at i'll . t ion this "lent ( 'indulge rested Mitah.y "> It" White House after the In-t » 1• b "f l.r in all sections j iallMllllg M tonight fi n. hi" c n ir riieiiihrrs , . . , , "Ui, to ihe polls wl11 •*• *it t ll* if partyV <»f t hr I'llilcs in Ii ratio* aj-pt al a* '•« • ned to pile nt* ' j,,g the <Kizen. to vote in .............. l Democrat it mu TI" address will la I" "I ’*« t mi tins -tale , . t . i . out •"f"lent of doing ]C“ D°*I l “ ‘ v c y putt of D» •npte.l 1111 ,,ads ol | the preMilent and Mr- « 'K all !"led set Vl. es Ut tl" I O't « s gregutmmil ctiurch Tlie afternoon y ; was spent hy troth in tl" W luti a House, hut Mr I ’ooiidg, t " ’k “ l- walk about Die city a- U'.od. lute *• ! in the day Uegulai daily rout in • '• «*>. pm11 gram for the lust day of it.. •«'" puign in tin- White Ib-Use t..nmrn.wr ,s In the nmilung the president plans r to tuke up tiie appointment of u successor to the • lute S.s retury le Wnlucc. Numerous telegram' have d been reccivisl in lesfa.nsc to In. in *. v ilation to farm lender* to unbuilt •-. recomemtations fmy the post l aiei i* in the day he will work out the address he w ill deliver ut algid. I‘ " •!. clerk. V !• No put ticulur urrongement* huve astiq. (’ L. Bri been made by the president for re " . VS’. Dressor ceving election returns luesduv . . I night He und Mr., t m.lidge plan „r Ito remain ut the Whit House, where ly reports coining to the executive o in ficc by telegraph will be conveyed ;to them. w i will al c .. I" dlii w n . i l • oil,. I |. . ,.I. V.h>> land ' l lit " , ,1 In -1 Mill.," < , , . til l.tl'.l in.,1 • taliil- iiii.I t,, ii.iniy |"*n : ', ,' v. >11 «rimii.l tin iii ol thell i, d i ' t i l t - mul i ,,iiiiii i, .in n I Herald Reaching Subscribers Late Because of Lack of Two Opera II S I I, tl" I It i i I I " I l 1l-i - id ii, iii i **»l Thcoilon* { • mi Mo mi n|*|»oh<’ht. | i Ih it Ji'ioh r •« mul | III t M|M|l |«*t t* •s k 11 II' I l l l ' h (lIllIlH »»f t lit I'll i ,.,lion". In ii.iv it wilt iilw'iijrnil Da I,i< i lliat luin aiutv 1 ;.,r ini'ie i i .i - oii foi lo.dv ilinn for tin 11ii a Id leg i t . v ■'i v ii 'i Dial t In- i sue rein In ' it 'di-i i di 11- m'\ern) tp.iii - lute nm! Du r .T v iii un iiIh o v intnt t,,i in It i -i *1* ? ll-eoid It Will cmillll'M e Die , i III i . ideal, und n.iilratnnis wliicb to piddi.li n paper midci tlie > • ling circutn- 1 tin. ■- n wn.......... I" "'.ive i.ut a mini bet uf ",-vv . 1 1" le*. both lm al .iinl telegimdi, I- a. must at laitxll'nw all men into tiu I. I nit V UlllT1Het till'll fl'1'1 III tile In tiilllg of advi i Dm ■m ilt- vvlr.l fvital tu be letii'i il <IrdlllHI llv I be tleiiil I | ddislled With tlie aid "f tkllee 11 ri•>t v | •• win iif peace. It will ’.’iu' an ini mat lime, imt Imiav ,t i. tin t , .tin t of a ningle mm tilin'. Two iqn i . i pel us to the ever uiiiw mo i mivic let: whom 'I lie lleralil iind preveii.'ly see m id t>i take I lie place* uf tvv 1 ,, i|i Dial liull'eds are needless unit wlm left it* employ on Sutuiduv night, failed to .imw up fm w.ak that rlvaltrie. ongiit to lie only in tin- morning, l-ater wont iceeived indicated thut one inigh l u i u n goo,) works nimcil foi tin general ad* mu i'melit tiiimirrnw and llu* other the f dewing day. A . soon u. it was evidi'i I tt.ut u hard dav wn. aheud >>t tile eeni I",-mg room nnd effort, to .< tue tile service* "f operntnrs fmm t h lainlo. Winter i'urk and Delau d had failed, meinlier-s of tile new. di pur intent supplied what little ""I Dint they timid give. Style had to give way to tiie neee**itU‘» ot the day, tyiiographical error* had to go unc.irrectod while efforts wen made to gel ollt some sort of a paper I.DNDDN. Net. 3.—Two *ch"! in order that the paper suhrvidiei* might not be disappointed in g e t ­ u l -tups for English Journalist*, t" of The Herald. tie known a . the "Walter Page ting Itu cony ha* been a hectic dn> The foreman of the composing room Si holarshin*." iiave been founded b> the English Bpcaking Union. I tried his effort* on one of the machine* unable to make much ; Murno already U ovvrfluw r^. They cuinprise u year's visit to | run who stay in practice alwuv*. lie W'u* %aiiiblinK the puper umi alto- Tho Saonp risinir i* t^<» inches members of new* department aided in a* America fur the itudy of lif«* itnil uur published, are not the hourly, the I)oubi* even faster. In Du|itir* of the country, nnd their gether the circumstance* under which it day. i Amonne. the Mcum* turned milfc* kind thnt a publisher caret t" *eo every i value i* about 32,500. ( Again The Herald wishes to apologisej for its belated delivery, and , of eountry'into u lake. Eplnul re*Most of the fund* for next y» * The flood it«s, general nppenruncu nnd hope* thntL 'ere 'cr the coming of another *un i i.ui ia under water. scholarships are now available ami been -----strengthened enough to get the I ravmred 7,000 acre* in the Somthe composing room will have I----it i. planned to send tlie two jour­ Vnllev. paper to the rubscribcrs on time. nalist.- over in January. English Journalists To Work In America ing the iqogrmn to Ik1 lot Iowns .*,; during the la.t hours of tile f o t . ' ' i | ^ ' j | It wns the coiisrii.ua of ItlMt- , Ih’iuoi t at |i leader, that ‘The fWillJ? to Dnvi." said to have been reports ■'■I |»v m i ions .t a le •headquarter^ ,■ j ha. assumed proportion* of t r f I J Hie.’"loti* drift and would he slim ... (dated .till Io 1 1 liei Particularly "j wa« tln« liue. It w a. said bv thl'Cb ..ft" i . i l of ttie .ttuntiun regarding; T IIIIn'I pledger pievioU.ly glvell to Se'inloi I aFolletti ami now reuOtip ml I'l lie hleukmg III fiivoU of th^ I •eiiioet at ic lioiiunee This opinion ' as I. ||i i ii.l in n "final statement • ; issued I■v Mr. Shaver. I la via N'cvl Drcaldent The statement read: ’•John \\ Davis will he the next pie.idetit of the United States. •’Tlie issues of this c n m p slffl - o 1 hnve been .I'uarely met hv the C*J* didate in u matchless way. He has shown absolute confidence In the intelligence, integrity und P** trioilsm of the American people. There h a * been no evasion, nu camoi'fluge. no flinching. Notwith•ontiding the overwhelm ing prepon•let nin e of the itepuhlirnn press, he tins Inokeii through the wire snInnglemcnts of deception, evasion 't. i 'ohfnlciit sod priquigandu His sterling Ih» •••ill Tilt -ill! V. j w o r t h , nhlllt V and honesty. the .v t|ill ll, Wh«* ih Mli'k | ( ontinued on page st* I le have ( ini.c|i " , w Voik , 11v .nil it. environ, lor t lieir In,nl,b iv, . vvln.li Mot diiv evening will , I,, , oi Die most i.trenu AS CONTESTANTS STOOD AT NOON i Mins Nell Wilburns Miss. Yelini Shipp Mis*. Yarn* Woodcock o istv fongi.t g i dl er n u t o i ia I ei*n • Miss. N aom i. Fellow * Miss. Mary Kinluw 1. 1 to tin t a l e ' s history. Mis*. Surnh Corwin Tiie rovitimr, after delivering a lion poll " .,1 "."lies', at Die iqieliinf; Mrs. M. K. Patterson of a imt"mul radio show here* Inst Mrs. J. F. B o sto n ........ night iimliired through I d s own dls- Mrs. Mary Bowie t t u i on the Iiiwci INi.t .Side for, Mrs. Kmmiu Wicks ........ la final clean-lip. <’<d. Uooacvelt , Miss P eggy Bruton ..... will i>,'"k on election eve at (ilen Miss Murgaret Miller . i t ,,\i , Ising l»lnlid. and ut Oyster Mrs. Waiter Wight ...... Day. hi. Irnme. where lie opened Mrs. F. C. Colson ...... tiie campaign with bis speech of Mrs. M. E. Dooly - ...... • acceptance several weeks ago. Miss Ethel Henry ........ I New York c'tty, proverbially Miss Florence Malm .... Democratic." in looked to by (iov. Miss Alberta Aycock .. Smith's campaign advisors to give Miss Lena B. Ilagun .... him u heavy plurality, tin it has in Miss Ruba Williams — years punt. On the other hand, the Miss Emily Griffin — Kepublirnn innnngerrr oxpreaacd Miss Clara Rankin . confidence thnt their nominees will Mrs. 8 . P. Dutton ----make important inrouda in tha gov­ Mrs. Dentscl Stafford ernor'll vote here und will obtain Miss Dorothy Stokei . a sufficiently large upstate tq offnet the Smith plurality in New Mrs. Robert Lalng — York which even tha Republican Miss Pearl Robson ..... Miss Katherine Wilson leaders concede. •111,208 002,389 67(1,8*0 • _ J ddf..K66 122,130 fiP.»75 17,3*0 10,910 10,450 12,360 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 j r.i .: 10,000 10,000 - 10,000 . 10,000 10,000 j S �— Committee gore « ,« o Give Statement About Slush Fund;LH a l l o l ______ ■ - ns nnc of » tho ■ \ . » • ‘ * y - v ;f • y , N O V E M B E R 1, 1924. £ ____ Tj f ^ - . »*• * « • thr . . f .r ’ ’‘Sr •li;iiv'c‘-i&SK[>v'i •L ■ *’• I t f i c j l y " jjj •• J . •*•.**•• r •’ * • - » . . 5 ..^ K ■ t - M i - . i * » s R « a p e a — = ----- ‘ ---------------------------------------------------------- m~4 S o rllc, tte , w as in rn La F in the V form ofr serjJ ' vice. In reply to Chun mini t ‘uiaB W r* thl’ o rga nisa tion te a a e d to lie • international" when t cam e to a political (antpnign. f!,r ,hfof klVl„ liy » " • *mini the class - 38 ■ .' ■ I ' After tonight there will remain only 4 - u ------- S o m e Y o u n g L a d y W ill W in T h is C a r ' ‘ 't e s t a n t s in a y s e c u r e s u b s c r i p t i o n s to SKA SON T O U R I S Ti y - 'l r The young lady who has the greatest numL votes lo her cm edit on the night of November 2?! be declared the winner of the Buiek touring] which is to he given away by The Herald at that! Subscriptions y et votes. prize. wt,-,. as g« HAPPY THRONCiS..... . "u .............. t CELEBRATE A L L , , , 1'.. ■V'1 « 1* SAINTS EVE HERE home ' n o a glift.. o a tic t iim a ia g away |KN» • ** II lime-. t ■Kl _____ ■ K Opo ’ g*.- Dfinotralit* I'aiicJidiaos nn o ii Lut ( h «l, i **i X Ii •! ci h n iff ^ th e ir confines a ml joined the hnp| |•| j |j I*IC1t i |;,| ,,iv i.| i DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST WEI pf LIST OF PHIZES ■ ■ ■ ■ B ■ J ■ ■ * fnnn n (Continued from P age i) h ,, , . y * t« - F 'w h a p s some of the departed , ... | | i(ll.|w ||. |t „ Jtouls a ttr ib u te d the ir shuffling off „ , lh f.„ , m this mart ill m il to tin* I'oiii'oct moi* no ,,i 1 hflhhetl up hy nonir experim ental . pha rm a c ists su b stitu tin g • yanole Oft. II . Irili p i . . r o . tit i* Mi D *• or carbolic acid for a mouth wash. t1 •> 1-,1•..u,* *i.*ti ti 11a >*— m 11•.fi­ and had let timed to e a r th In e \ie t 1 n l / ii *. vengeance up .n all "d o n ," in i ■.. in> . i . lm! ri lull- \ .. v\ 1 m u * Will N<’\ « | 1bt crul. 11.*., i t In ■ t lit i111m y 1 i : u n “Ten chm olate ice eienm so.la. J:1 said one "spook" ami then when he ii»> N lyht. M11ii vi* T i n *iHi ,. 1 r. t o r she, and th e nine o th e r verv non , " ta l he and she "spooks" bad pm , ** * ‘ * 'i1, 1 \*« 1 1 " ta k e n thereof, presto, they vanish “ " l,*-,“ 1" *•*«*•' • urlil Clli alld till* listnlllslud S'ltia ) lingr: ha s yet to collect. Who ever h e m ,I Re it \ ' a Of tiy il'g in iidlevt fioni a ■I \> : n. anyhow ? v Bedlum r igm-il Kvni por. h , ing dla.'i * CUUgilt the tiv e i i l l j , , „ I .. .. i,. left their nrcu.dcm cd place, l . porch at tin ■-1 undignified ii'ly b ill the in uldle o) st i , , t ,n |, i . tinnn Mnvb, foil - it..n i k i w hether ii h going to m in n* itiole,'* I,Ilf Kiev a re quite i-*-rt..ir> lliut suiii hiiantv will M a i i 'l v . Jleen again tin a year, and I*, o-e Mai i■• i, .. i » i«•r« ...i the word* ef one h arassed hmi*. i- n |*n - 1,|< ■<t I Ii’t' \ •*!.'* I • . kei'per, ' I hank the Lord Ih.'it'i lit van over for a year." , , ..’ 1 i vnte lo r Six. It is gene, ally adm itted that I KK A \ I Si I*, spirits dn funny things. An I all i, p | ' | *| *A sorts of spirits wvr.. ahroad h, ,, >M u v night. Some W'i'i ,* la ,,'e d .i ml -................ . N '.\ (•; . v . i N . <i II t HO cl ___ ■ l« ■ r. |n II.’• 11 •• s r c if C i) DIAMOND SOIJTAIIJKRINC u llliKI) w y i \tvi»iu*> . - • ... . f Ntil: \ \ ;i '<i • 1 • i ' I. 1 s ' . I f. " vv • Apt i. H M Bit*. T o B e CExamined In F u rth e r I h*n*t \>'. it until the end of a period to check Do it every day. Help the newspaper yet the startl'd immediately so that subscribers will if t!ie paper prompt A fter li lay three -i.-e hut eighteen wort days. You cannot afford to let one <>i’ them slipl K ' l 21 $5!) iN COLD OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS COUNT AS WE0 AS NEW ONES FI Fill ANPTEEN 10 iVr ( oni { onimission all (hiisc* ( onlostants I'riiMiminu* Aclivt* Wh;» !‘aii to Win f :iyi\ze wmmY w ins . I I K.\ n It|.‘hI I J if Mini ii k:it i * Ii. It * 1Iiunissl.illel K. S. MAIIILWH \ * tVKLLS Q | • r r n r r n u :i C U R P IL E S VVli^HOUT S0RCERX Flstali and Cllitf filial Diseasesd ■* SucrtMfullir TrcsIl J b/ tk* ?1 aS AMIHJLfU>iT WKTIIOD b *mj, iu vUcnro ItHl c ( tirpo. wn Intrrlar- ctic« viib i-xUl ______tfn^icuixbiu. _________ G O O D F OO Pk . F R E E V O TT FE .sS li FOR FIFTH PERIOD -f A iU I F i v e - Y e a r .sjil RCriptio.i t o Tin* On,!*. lL ral.l, $.15.00 1 I*o u r - Y e a r t tib.**t n|*t i<.-i t ,, D .iilv lt* ralei, $ 2 8 . 0 0 ! Court I -c ™,Vfii.'K.5rohST!b1 ^ ! j I /b'srujes”— It explain* explain* everyevery I R thine Uypfl a n c ; k i j : s , n « v. l - i n*. i>r .. rroa .1 examination of I). H. f»r Bain, director of the fudRLCTAL AND 1‘iO.VIC STEOALlST I bureau o f minai. it crjK.*clcd to lt l '. i Mala PL 0 * 9«d(* Kt.*.* arentuoia most of today's brief ret-. H m ni H<x>r H im , 111dr. l i H JACKSONVILLE. slon of tha government** federal : battle to rerover the Klk • attd contracts ntvurd-1 a* P a n -A m e ric a n company J . g, th e D a.lv ...J .......... N;ti (U i . mI C t i l i a , \ • Ji*d un f»r i i c h i r v H o v . H. — $2 tin j ...coonts 2i>,07® l l c t a l t l $ 1 4 .0 0 One-V cR i* n i K x , r i u tK»n to T h e D iilly l l c r a U l / e ?7.0Q • s , x M o n t h s stilisc r iy ta o n to t h o D a i l y H e r a ld , $ 3 5 0 *” Three A lo n th a h u L sc r ip tio n t o t h e D a ily i i f r a l d $1 7 : Fire-Year s u b s c r i p t i o n to t h e W e e k l y H e r a ld . S l o t i O 8ubHcr!P t lo n t o T h e W e e k l y H e r a l d . $3 00 Three- Y e u r s u l.a c r ip U o n t o t h e W e e k l y H e r a l d . $*, op T w o - Y e a r s u b s c r i p t i o n t o T h e W e e k l y H e r a ld . $ 4 p , O n e - Y e a r s u b .- c r ip t io n t o T h e W e e k l y H e r a ld ,. 1 Six Months s u b s c r i p t i o n t o T h o W e e k l y H e r a l d $ 1 op NASH ADDUbBM A ' V O - U u r JtuLovn p l i o u 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 I: ■< . counts 7G.0M | cou n ts 1 i hrce-Ycar tuili.*ti ript .o*i toTlu* Daily llct altl, $21.00 T ’*»»* Council, when npuily cut (rotu the tin,n*r. t* g.*«J for 10 t i f . i > I’lm H tu tf u n i'llt t .i I<T., .Snlekntunehip t uiutmiga ( o r the («‘'l»** V , ic in tr u tu n t: l)i%Geo. L. Dickerson „r Contestants are reminded of the fact tliatl Mown Is of old subscriptions count for just as votes as new subscriptions. By seeing all the p who are now subscribers to The Herald, and by) curing advance payment of their subscriptions,! lestants can easily pile up a hiy number of votes.] T h e r e are a yood many subscribers to this pap who will he glad to help you, if y o u but ask thentj And there are a yood many people living ini mole county who have not yet been asked to scribe. A subscription to the weekly issue will if any person doesn’t want to pay $7 for the daiW Make these last four weeks busy weeks and! that valuable IUiiek. You can do it, if you really to. $25 IN COLD .* 11II. Ill,* I .1,1* t No hoselUL r.o op*r»*!oa. ‘■’B a i n ( HECK IN EVERY DAY FOlSONPHONOdRAPH > . • t'nbln I ii -I r , I . ■1 . Ear siyhted contestants are doiny all tiieya^ pile up a hiy lead while it is possible to do so. The fiyht will be a hot one at the end. won’t he enouyh hours in the days duriny tho last rind. It will be a contest such as has never been! in this part of the state. To win the grand pnzel contestant, no matter how confident she may’ t his t ime, will have to redouble her efforts, nrshei be defeated by some other worker who just nowi appeal- less formidable. $ 1,350 IUIK K STANDARD SIX TOURIN(i’ (’AR IIOMK OF LOCAL :!* t n S I •* . > LEGION IN1ST TO I’IfM.s’.Ii. hto• R'BE OPENED SOON i I ’ M' . . I| l.\ .. ' ■ Subscriptions will be hard to secure during) last week of the contest. Ry that time the en county will have been thoiouirhl.v covered anditi be no easy matter to yet subscriptions. And the votiny power of subscriptions will| be so y i’eat duriny tlie last period e f the eamt as now. FIRST ,IU‘| r r ',l1 ........... I I n g ie s s — ith H u i ^ c t : OVidcllt, and to employ e t i t l e and >\ | ,v j{ , ‘ hBckntyw f phrase, “a »* .. d time wo,* k . b a d by nil." o . o n >\ . . T T I ' i CTontinueil from page . . I g r a te f u l acknowledgement i • i>.. {■ n tc p le who have assisted the Atr.er j IfnTl Ix*glr.n tn build its >!ul.home TH .i editinn !* ns|N>rted bv ueit, bora o f tile lerlnli to ’ll* the in. * * Tbu S anford H erald lias ever pub­ lished. R. \V. I’enrm a n , d r , executive see ■ *flta.ry f. >r llic .Sanford (.’Lumber < ' Commerce, it wns learned will ha. dlff th e stath-w lde publicity pr > g r a m for the A m erican I,**gi in Ar • Irtlca Day C elebration and it o expected t i n t w ith Ihe p ro g ra m t h a t the I’.cal post is going to pi* e on th n t d s y fhnt the legionnaires and others throughout the slat.* , t l |a t hove no apccinl celebration Tin th e ir own com m unity, will c«!e b ra to w ith u i. A t least b.OflO pwiplr nrc »*xp.*ct ‘ from out of town. Votes will win] Don’t be satisfied with clippin.tr the t-ouponsi of the paper each. day. They will be a u real he you but will not brin.^* you sufficient votes tx»mat possible for you to win. The sueurim*- of subsd t ions is the only way to make a bi.e score, and a] score will most certainly he needed, judging m way some contestants are working* •• •’*• bear a ....... I tall. (Contlnu.xl from P age I ) t ’MRITlAN SCIKN’t K %f h«od of n la rg e modern hot**' if / SOI I I . n S a n fo n l ever e xperts tn hetome a f ’hri.-tian S ru iu e m m - a re ' to u rist center. He declnr.l th a t h"IW in tin- Woniaii's * I ili. Oak •uch a hotel should be c o n s tr u c t.. I Aveirw*. near th ird S t r n ' before an extensive advertising Sunday Schi.i'.l at III a. in. |0 c a m p a ig n is put on Mine thr town S e r vi ce s nt II n m S u l ....... would receive a In-Uing "libu k ' lor tom orrow “ Kverln ting Purii-h 1*1 i*ye.,r r y e ' he lie raid, If to tutn ists flu. u rists flo< kked m. n r '. hero r.nd were unable to find m .............. , W cdne.ilav evening meeting at h • t jo r tn b le accommodations. P. m. in the tending loom. “ One dissatinfied t o u i i s t ” said A fte e leading room wii.-n the . Mr, Uett*. ‘‘cna ruin a town m Rible a i d all anlhmireW litc in tin v spite of all the fnvornble advertis- 1,1 * h ri-in n S, ie n .. m at he n a il ; Jpg in the world, ninl it i ■ mv be- 1 boirowisl or p u n lin eW, > open on lie f tha t S sn fo rd will never s e n <Wne-.l.i. mol S a lunlav from t* ously n t t r n c t tourists until propi , *'• fi at maiii .>17 I .t -t '.i.iional Rank building AH a ie web min to h k m , • -------------------------------n lte a d ihe M ' l u . e and t>. make th is pap^. by so doinp:, obtain votes. T he lio o s tn ’ Cin-.* of the M.-th 2 . Win .-..ndi.v N in.,,! m>vt* r W..y a io i"in g at !•. .1) . *. !•. k i „. n i . a r ( ; k :1::s m ", V' ,U "a the l< p r e d i c t s ■ or Lost 1 ARCH IK L. BUTTS ««* L tlT Z Z ’X I'isSS? ! m . i - "v H —_ r < IS N « M *B * mm ----------------------- •»««« \l l V' H* ti& n timnued iM Jl fromf lI age1 1) ',' voong nicn'ti the Sunday Bcrt>ln school clnsscs tConU Jn ^ , 5rolh. on* ritinsr, a deficit w a s c r j,00d 0f the F ir s t Dnptist C h u n h, to the record. ! j,aa been enjoying n steady growth plying to repeated questions ! d u r :*uz the east few m m th s . n?. j b y \V. L. Dourland, republican .cording to information available. n»cl, ns t6 w h e th e r La Follctte S t a r t i n g with but n mere hand- i? ipaign funds had been collected fn l of in :m ter* the ria*<* has grown is m in te rn a tio n a l labor org a n ira - until Oft attendance Inst Sunday*!8 hs w ith m fm berships in Canada w.t- V2 and nearly 100 arc enrolled. n fc K W alsh, counsel for La The attendance has become so Sollcttc, asked t h a t it be n o t e d ' L’rcat th a t it has become necessary 2 h a t th e only contributions r e p o r t - to m a k r n r r a n g c m m ts for m ore ■ id to th e com m ittee as r e c e i v e d : f hairs to ta k e care of the influx ” n» “ Busida” wns on a republi- ^ ' lp',v 2 run list subm itted by Chicago* . « “ *• f* »’• K *'is. r a s t o r of the » h e a d q u a r te rs , showing th a t ^ u r e h . is the teacher of th e class. B tV. b . Coleman, of Riga, R u s s ia /* :P " * Ms efforts I»avU been sueejas- R bed ct..lrlbt»trd m to the r e p u b - i J0 ', ^ th e .nttendfinne f llcan fund. A pparently ne ith e r the ^ f ' 1. 1,0 ntcrcs shown in the w ork » ‘ ^ "v 5 *-•■ committer, at—a #*» « nor , counsel .. . rw a lle , d f *Kcci hv tn • Hxtnfi^t ntinuity u . t h a t Coleman is the American School nonnI nt N „ hi i , l e to eon- 5 m in iste r to Latvia a t Riga. jn iJ m te a series of three articles to {* vv Kdwatcl Keating, editor of La *he o r g e n ir r d class magazine, u Lor, said thnt about one-half of The*c articles will den! with work *j . th e space In th e publication had am ong young men. ss SHUcOn devoted t:i the support of La Loss Sunday :ho Rig Her nn u F nllette.W heeler ticket since they Brotherhood won .in attendant.; * •■ h a d been nominate* and thnt a p . contest of four weeks’ time a ga inst c proximate!)* 300,0011 or one-half the Sunday Morning (’Inns com- § o f th e c im iin tio n , was obtained by P°re,l of older m ale n u m b e r - •.( s g j - . labor unions subscribing for thri.* *l>‘* Sunday i<rho<<i. RiTorlr will b ** * " e ntire membcrsliip. made to push the a ttendance over u Willlnm H. Johnson, president ’he 100 murk within the next lew a K pi of tlie In te rn a tio n a l Ataoriatloii !'• wu? »nn«'un.*«f. £ I® ' o f M achinists, the lust wilnexK r l, ‘‘T " ; * ? W ~ railed, testified tha t the only con' " ‘X V ! « J I ~t».v •n *v ..... conn s“ i.'sff coun h .v ....... «...counte lOi* ....... counts 4*1 ............counts ........... counts • .......counts ......counts THERE IS STILL TIME FOR YOU TO WIN. -**pi ta m iiiu e n u D a ■ a su a iB ii, t-****' ----- a * * * »,in*.* x » k _ .M . \1 - j t , ’’)* *L* ,v... n *> - . * . . ■ !, . -* ’ * . "■ i L r , . i . l t ' i 1* > . . U ^TauA l I . : r »> * . « • If Ax -* . - t f u o , , 1.. w *. . ,.. ml ■aai - * * ww, * **.1"* ^ " “ .•* *'*-» ** * * s a K s » a « a » S * w1* *; �■ P S « ■. Go To the Polls and V6te i ' The Sanford Herald -.-re. 'T *— ........... !> $ ■ >1 E D ? —N E 1 << As Brisbane Sees' It __ r r f r y t f l r n i M n F o u r y e a r s a g o tom orrow honest an d e ffic ie n t D em o ­ > l i r a t Sanfor*. PloriSa Henry Ford's “ T od ay ." as Second Class Matter. c r a c y w a s p e r e m p t o r i l y k i c k e d o u t o f t h e s a d d l e n n d t n k i n g lie Supports CoolidRp, 17, l* l» , at tUe r o s ln fflc s nfortl. Florida, under Act of i t s p l a c e w a s a s i n i s t e r , s e l f - a g g r a n d i z i n g p l u t o c r a c y w h i c h And Give* Hensons. a. u » i . r i f l e d o u r t r e a s u r y , a t o le f r o m t h e V e t e r a n s ’ B u r e a u m o n i e s | What About C a lifo r n ia ? .. KSItnr m e a n t f o r t h e d e f e n d e r s o f t h i s n a t i o n , s i g n e d a w n y t o i n - ; ., I j I sA M ) Is. i n !1V AHTHl'K n iU SH A N B tio v v A M n n i c n a . . .. ..... 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IxU’ i i s*u11 * l vi liliW kiu*ll U!.»x ! • *x.l VkfiUt Uii-y h ave loxx .xi .l . , uriUx- xxu.* lii, -. 1 , i .. -'*;■ w h.i ..n!> fnreInoUgllL up in in, i .*0*1,. sehoni Cal I (ix.li . vault", fur Ix-xv perx>, tag hualllUNj.. n-.x x.i xxiiune sli*guns was y e a r s a go in nx.eluini- C i.' i x-iiii n ii.e r xx h a i y u j f . . r e c a s t , | .."I. - . I.■t g e l " \x h u t y o u b e t . i uf a ren a»y|y«i,i.. o u l.u iaiT u r- W e pan. to. I:.,I x - — Fell -ill! T i:m : " ............r ,h " " “ V* tun y e a rs . H .i a please, in On* considered the say mg ,.| .*>a u u M , Mi country’ and Hog land, were planned va u claln , F resiu em x.i tne iialdin R u s s ia by the lid s h c v ik G oveni- win Locomotive Works, „» he e x ­ ment. The money wus stolen lo pressed his ambition tor u “ t a r i f f h elp -the-Hoiain-x iki. i s n 't th a t tfp* to high that you could not see the aw Y o rk till l o o ’clock. J.t-Vyad t ilm I A .p lis v n ta n luia disenrared that orttfgc lilujRotns are a n anneatheti. The discovery a ssists us in un­ derstanding what heretofore, in some instances, w a s a deep mys>« tc r y .— New Orleans Tim es P ic a . - T M -J & m D \i;s for personal use^ are available at a small rental charge. ^ ou can bring contents j for im m ed iate deposit, j SltMINOIiR COUNTY BAf VA I n t e r e s t P aid on R a v i n e s Aec Stren g th S e r t l c e M.1 *1 �V/> I 7jf W S S tm iw 4 — V r ^_ ; .. t— v*..- / ' ; ' j'r •t -*J' ‘\V1• C* ' •• *■ / . . '* i£•» •••«•...;>'■• '-vtK ..s-: ____________________ K t T = W?-'l eo *i an i \ t iik jim e ie iis t s i o n r OK K CM JM It.K I O r \ T Y , F t o n - tn x . n P A jG B ;C _____ T he ’ Southeastern Express Company Opens Agency Here ed ip S a nford, and active ecrvice will commence today.” T h o office a t the Clyde docks Is b u t a te m p o r a r y one i t was watvd, and a s soon a s the new agency has h*en f i r m ly established Mr. Peavy intends to locate In th e h e a rt of the business d istr ic t of th e city. , jP IG D A N C E— W onderful rousltf. Palais P la y e d . A M ory. $ 1 ^ 0 . W ednesday night. IN IU2: l'STATK OF SAXlitKI, U I.Vl’-H. Pi-cease J. . v ex c i r r i ' S t ■ **j ' > > t 'M | -■ - .--- 1-n— • la ~ Cl i ut l iinT"* Tin, «ii lit S.umul I tines having !*,!**, / M / ; >li.-it iInMmtute. oii'ii n t e s i n t r . mi JJuly u l y 19th, i s t n . 1933, i: ,V . ’ OPENING DANCE— Dale T royV in t h e C o u n ty o f S e m i n*o“le . *Fribo r t w MBS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. N nw t h e r e f o r e , thexo a r eI*' tto o icite O rc h e stra . W ednesday, November Phone: Rea. 425 -A \mul mlnionlah. nil imil s i n groiar u l a r ttie J . J - 1‘eAvy and R. I{. Marshall, 5tl»- at the Armory. 0 V. M. »rJ»0 kindred nhit cfcrtftor* nf saM dn»< Jnckfcnvillo business, men. arrived craSod. to lie and uiitirar lirfOre.llil* lowing is Mr. Schlesslnge.r’s II — -i f ■ " it iff, on. or l.efririi t l i r 'l S t h iffty Of in SnWord y e ste rd a y for the pur-' of how busines men areflpwrinir' I'ourt Nw»m"r November. 1934. mut file1 oDJCctton. posf of establlAhinft a branch of­ hft *what th e ir taxes to ._ M t a ) if any they have to* ttir gran g r a' anntin ttii nn g o f fice of the S outheastern Express a tf r v s s tra ig h t percentage on heir gross l in e r s I>r iKlminixir'itiuh nonn asatrt liilt-, iilliorw Im U'H> SiftIT!f Will t»f! Company here. VAX, income would be., j , fj j » rnntft'd tn nofptf fit person or per* The new com pany’s office will cmninw to law. inn. The most popular m e th o d IS to ■>o* nci’imUnit It tie.■«* m y n e n t r aS C o u n t y J u d g e be tem porarily located a t the Clyde The following ta k e n from the ta k « paper losses. A holder of a •ifWIh a ' t ' o n n i y 1 u f o r e s h t d t h i s t s t h docks ami al! shipm ents will be Jacksonville T im es Union, will be of l«t»X<‘ block of stork*. selling a t a ilaj of O c t n l i k r y 1 9 3 4 . !• , ; • ( • m ade via Clyde steam ers. in tr e s t to E. T. W o o d r u f f s many P Tyriiair low price, will sell a n d bjiy bnck K ,.j n o u s n ilQ t.D B tL Monday - w i r v i : h o t Tin: r iy T t Jtr:«V Mr. P r o w sta te d th a t the Clyde la te r a t a lower price. T he paper County J u d e ^uild; hostess, Mrs. R. S a n fo rd friends. N e w ^ ork E x p e r t D e c la r e s loss.is deductible fr o m Income. service would furnish excellent canXlntlncr Unlit nt 4 imi. '*• *<>■ it . Nov. 3, i p . S n l n r d a z ’a tl t o •ll.'W, p. m. Kt ru|ng nt Ti.'Ui nertion bifh north and south, and i K t r s I n i i T-Hi.W-ltSIA. Dint is U t t e r l y U n in f o r m a * He still has his stocks fclitL as - — :------— : " "— Jt W O O D R U F F PA R SO N S Card P a rty . Mrs. J. thht he was convinced th a t there M v r i ( i ; t o t i i lf tjlT o n * . l i v e ; M a n ’s In c o m e C a n n o t he only* does this, with' stocks in' The m a r r ia g e is announced of psf. Mrs. R. A. T e r"» I ihltn » t o i i a v was g re a t need f o r express service which he hSs confidence of ultimate' ,M ’ ««rt «f Count* Jmigfy .icmlnoic •» MRS. E L IZ A B E T H PA RSO N S H p. m . B e T o ld b y F i g u r e s G iv e n competition here r.t the present value inrrease. he is no worse off . , 7 , and [T u esd ay . time. . 1 in cnpiU l value and much better ,,f Ham -1*«N E W YORK---- ^ f jotird meeting of thb E W A R D T. W O O D R U F F m .-L .n f —A r e . 0f f „„ fay „„ taxes a re concerned. r .. nil iT.-.liiors, l.-gHires, n u t r l “ Rates will be low" declared Mr. ;f«ft » ; ll, will be held a t the F ridny, October th ir ty first, marKauie example of the adaption , A nother method is to huy real 'm or*. nn.i nil pursuits tin vine IVavy, “and service will be f>f the i |f5<luy flt 0.30. A. M. n ^ -----------... uat, iof n Ithe estate o r anv property which is not nineteen hundred and tw enty four o environment is tthat best possible brand." IN Vi»u ft nil* a^fift-b n f v tun, a r e lie r u h v i paying dividends b u t which will A m erican inrorui* t ax4i>a vursridge Club, H ostess, F i r s t P re sb y te ria n Church, Our trucks have already a r r iv ­ mul r*‘6n»rft**| t«• urrucnt nny goldfish compelled by mi Hess pub­ Connelly, 3 p. m. (Iflliun nitil tlfmniir]*«l ^hlcti y on, nr Jacksonville, Florida. eventually increase in value *tMi. » of ynu mny have nunfnst The w edding took place at high licity to show itself, but at the While holding the p ro p e rty there is »’ krdnesday. • Kfltnfo Sum r*filtlfnk. fltu’Va«f.l smile time endowed with power to no income tax to pay for there a n ­ Ivnoon Rev. Dr. L. E. McNair pastor ll»»* ''"iintv *>f Hcm'iiulf, Klur D*rer; llonoree, Miss. color the glass of bis bowl nnd no dividends, and when the accre •'!>« I h tl‘* mult ?t in II* .| Jt M All-Star Cast in "Tlic Rapids" International of the church, perform ing the imloMes*, Mrs. S herm an tion in value is finally to be tea " " • ' f «4l r i i l f | l p r t i i t f i » r 4•| 9 I||(| presslvc nupital ceremony, which | .nk'tortm! v ^ w ' of h ia 'l---n i . ^ s . d 'r 1' 1*' liied by a sale the profit taken in ” I'V i* f i •*fit tht* c|n I «• h e ;e |p. in. Tuesday—Mac Marsh in "A WOMAN’S SECRET” Vance; Dale T roy Or- was witnessed by a num ber of inti­ tint is the view of the income ] the transaction is nmenatde to an itcil i i . I,>|,C| 13th, 1931. m a te friends of the couple. ta x publicity held by Elm er Schles-, income tax of only 12 1-2 per cent i: M I .VP XWAV. borv; 9 P. in. The bride w as unattended, and singer, income tax expert of Chad-' Admmlsl i .dor, onthlv business meet[mnris Club W ednesday was m arried in a gown of white bourne, Staiu-hfiefd nnd Levy, law- ] g e o rg e tte crepe, elabrntely e m ­ yer. who considers tin- publication 1 3 <i(I'loek. of income lav outnienis not only | .lenny Spaulding broidered. Mrs. W oodruff, who is well illegal bill nitcrlv uninformative, I„f Mrs. A. J. Downing, OH H tA U T * J* t h e n a m e known in Jacksonville, spent the lie said t»dav ; o.T a n • J r — No one can tell by reading the snm m er in Michigan, having only (Thursday. lists what a man’s income is. recently returned to the city. t h i i id * a - f h t'" ''. Masonic H all; Mr. Woodruff, who is originally There are hundreds of ways o f j legally evading the payment of from Michigan, has been residing R i c h F u*.te r c r e r .m — | Chapter "f E a s te r n large taxes. Not one of them •• nieetuur. 7:30 p. m. in Sanford, w here he has been sec­ being overlooked bv the business d i p p e d in s o f t c a r a m e l — re ta r y of the Commercial Club, man of initiative F ru it Grow ers Association, and a c ­ Kridav r o lle d in c r is p nutft— "Th e man of medium aidarv is [ii ept ion — P re sb y te r- tively interested in oth e r organ ixa- the only one who is paying the ions. He has been endeavoring to th e n c o a te d w ith lit. limit of luxation for his income. to urrouse interest in inland w a te r The operation of the tax is unfair The most spectacular u JEWELRY SALE” in all Morida opens its doors to die the buy­ buyj w c e t m ilk c h n c d i t s . w ays in Floridn, especially the St. and highly minuitous, and the pub NOT 11 E ing public W EDNESDAY, 10 a. m., November 5, in m a BLAZE (if SU PER VALUEiibnt of the S anford Johns River, and the project of lished lists are amusing in their S om e id e a ? [b wishes to call special connecting the St. Johns and the absurd distortion in the real facts." Indian Rivers. Mr. Schlessinifer recalled the Y o u 'll s a y so t GIVING SPLENDOR that will brighten (lie eye, warm the heart and fatten the purse the meeting of the Both Mr. nnd Mrs. Woodruff stamp t " x on checks of post t'ivil |:it • ivnniintion next have a host of friends, who will w ar days. A f i l l check e a rn e d a of everyone who comes and profits. bin in.' .il ii:30 o’clock, learn with intrest of th e ir m arriage, ft cent stump lax. People there nf the board nre exfore paid $ 2ft debts by five $ft pre'eiil. No f u r th e r rhecks; ridding themselves of the B IG O P E N IN G D A N C E . Worn sent t , i hem, 7. is antax iiml in tills the supremo court iocial Jendar FORMER SANFORD MAN IS MARRIED IN JACKSONVILLE PUBLICATION OF INCOME TAX LIST CALLED ILLEGAL “Off th e Trolly” ..., Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber *work. Ladies welcome. , Next to Valdez. News Electrifying! Oh M enryl derful music; Dale T roy 's Patnis P layers, Armory. $ 1.50. Wet! - backed them mi holding that the t vasion ,*f the law tea* done bv iH-sday night, Nov. ft. legal methods. The ladies of the Methodist The sam e situation exists F r i ­ htinh will have their annual l>a day, according lo Mr Schlessinger znar Decemlmr IP and 20. Place Only Hu1 means vary The f,d will lie announced later. A F in e C a n d y 10c E v e ry w h e re )A CITRUS , (GE BOAT NNOUNCED TO DARKEN HAIR ........ APPLY SAGE TEAS I3U WONDI RtTI. VALUES IN Aiiiimint't'.x the pun haste nf Dr. Tom Mm u 1’p lien) Purlers atul lias his pet .scnplinns n,,\t t Itle Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut-Glass, jit his office amt assures the putt nos nt ih Moore NollIINC, RLSIRVI I) From Tam pa To Common garden sage brewed in- ■ S a t e H u________ ndreds r l t o l l n r v i *'» a heavy tea with sulphui added. J: Bs'ind in i / o n i i r s i wj)| , u|n ^ |ay< streaked and faded 2 Jiiair beautifully dark and luxuriant. * I Nov., 3 3 .— J u s t a few aoplications vxdl prove a id,I • 11x i- to obtain a revelation if your hair is fading. ■ f j.,. a year from , streaked oi " r a w Mixing the ■ .« le u farm *. T o 1S a g e Tea and Sulphur i i t p e a t ;5 uni-' |.e given more 1 e v e , «h->w••l' i* tio u td emolt1 .‘Yn * i tl,. - « receive in 1 tsier ' to " “ t a h ttl of H \\ vein’ s ■>, ami Sulphur *'om ■ ,,l l! iliiecl, Joh n 1,1 1,11 n ‘ll!’ ‘ list i -(i lalist of tin' for use. This is the old-time te eipe iinpiovei! by the addition of ?in,." ’ .ition, s a y s : rued ii iii rustle for other ingredients. While wispv. g r a " . faded hair is f i . o io the world not sinful, xxi all desire to retain • >. i of si l ong, our youthful uppeutartce and a I Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr. it. (lie smile efficient iiml prompt net vice. With a little tract lx etiess. ltv d a ik c n m g 1 np money, and Ultll Wv. t h ’- ag and Sul- c i i c i i a i t m f i i a X a i i i i M i i i B a N K x a *■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ; tliat cun be i phur ('umpound, in ■ ■■< tan tell, Ii it a small out- because it does it so miUirally, so You just dampen a sponge ll bring two evenly In tins w a y a or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one o n lii.s ope sow tl -c« i i i e from small strum! at ii tim e, h\ morn­ ili method of ing all grin hairs have disappear­ tic for tliem- ed, and, a fte r another appticatjon or two, your hair becomes hi aliti1 iluce two litters fully dark, glossy, soft and loxur■ii I, t t tie proper at - lanl ' P t lie breeding an— * -------- = stm i< me expected to ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -[■ i log • hould lie tired — ■ l ”‘i .io,i November, the lu ll' l-N'o.... . being n very t >■ Hus will bring I'igs ; 1 la -ou - may be bred 1 ftbe. to farrow a tram in ; t-pt.-nilx i This fall lit ut t tin way in t i me to A “NI'lirew W ater 1 «it«r HrnlIh" I ‘t i c f \ i *11,# Vi 1ft i l l 11 ii mi II i ill vrl I ! kI n fall I'M fi l l I* t w i l l ! 'iv h • i GONORTH^ a N s ..K j Vs 3 JUi pigs uic weaned, 7 . V .) llsitifiiLtr* i L m -*' ftlmy r rr I- essenliul to good ran tie hud by phoning ei laike S prin gs Go, Adv. ford NOV. Myn-iftf ■ iF>mrra h» vo n If mrhaner, SAILINGS FOR RALTIMONE VIA SAVANNAH 5 OO m »• Sy % 14■'«. *|Vt j* it v hitliillt'l* f**l I ’li l l . i d* | »I»4jft \ l d Si* \ MlttliU Ii j j s s itn w*1i i • ‘ f «•« t ri.s N »i i i i .(« I. • t * ». i KENT TYPEWRITERS II. S a n fo rd S. M atik &■ POND I 'h .u r T r im I I ! - ** * r .►i • 111 1 -,k* \<>v ki I • l"1 I '• i xim" It u [HI i r ^**1 M* * s?< Iii ii Inin Sf? i <it>ut t Klt r ,i S K L L ------- A n d I t ’s f o r Y o u ! A n d I t fs uirtod® utMita i i i i i Thl II cIimU for Navannsh. iitL > AH rn..ma *>n AUrghmny *nd H.ikaUi.F fcnd wmi rtM*m» on oth»r Kor HrrTlrr l'ln»i»r >V» S i l v e r Uukt* SprinjiM t'o. HUY ^ tATPANTIC CITY | 1M ( I *NllflA*A FALLS *44 12 < bALTlMOAE MD. 30 kfl »NIW YORK N Y. »« 34 V ‘ 'BOUTON. MAbh 42 9 ; | f H11ADt i f HIA TA 34 Jfl CHICAGO, ILL 43 4 H •MITTPBUROM PA. 30 31 \ •CLEVELAND. O 30 31 SAVANNAH, <*A. fl OO •OITHOIT, MICM. 4103 ‘ TOLlDO. O. 4171 t MON TRIAL P. O BO 69 I • WASHINGTON D C 31 71 •VI* Mini rail Via |1»ltlms»r* tir I'hiUdrlphl* nnd rMil ©All via I'KiUdi utlli two dmy« liyovtt, via S* , in good eondi- PlOcd w it tun t hree ilays " —- x • O N E WAY F A R E S - JA C K S O N V IL L E T9 -pi mg litter. >- an . » »* I ’ M 'I N,. \ «* N • • \ It* t M ORNING SPECIALS 1 M "1 \ \ *. it [*»., | tu t t p a ic a n d in jo rm a tk m a d d t e n DKPAIirMLN t “AJ W ed n esd ay M orning, Nov., 5 MERCHANTS & MINERS \Vc T R A N SP O R T A T IO N CO. nm|inn( r t » BUC t tmiti 2 lo sell you ynu .1 .i G (jcntuiK* enuine lIuMihlc for only S t ct l t n g S t K ct R. t Si ONE HUNDRED to In* sold 8 HALL DARK aif Just o n e lluttilile to a Customer Thursday Morning, Nov. 6 \Ye will sell ONE HUNDRED Self-Filling Bamboo I o u n l .1111 Pens, A handsome gift (or anyone lo own. Only Only one lo a Cuslomer DOORS OPEN 9 A. M. DOORS OPEN 10 A M . OPENING MORNING ONLY J. L. MILLER BAKERY iu n o w FIRST STREET op en &. On Display in ihe Store Friday Morning, Nov. 7 Saturday Morning, Nov. 8 On tips morning wt* will sell ONE HUNDRED beautifm Japanese Bone Pendants lor on!) Hurry, Folks—Hurry ONE HUNDRED Safety H um s lo be sold lor only Only one lo a Customer OAK AVENUE Be in line for llus Bargain Worth one dollar lo ] anyone . •• PacYcd in fine tackle Tase DOORS OPEN 9 A. M. DOORS OPEN 9 A. M. ill 4 fit* >% ♦ and is prepared to serve the public With purchase oi of 4$>i1 5j or more we will a pres* present of a set of 6 . Rogers VVitn a purenase win make maKe you u •*’j i * Silver Plated Teaspoons— A Genuine Lifetime Guarantee. Hot rolls and bread for your noon lunch. Hot rolls every afternoon at 4:30 Specially Delicious Pastry. • j :\ •j j t i ’iLf s ■-r*. D. Ed Kennedy, Owner Bakery----- Miller----- Confectionery " f *1 -• . • ^4w* , 4 - * x. * . V•* 3iatb|'»*lrej]j « • __________ ___ _ H i M i u u u u i a u u m ■I m FLORID 124 South Orange Ave. ORLANDO L . t -dp, ii i . m ' w*» Utrt l i i i ___M m T jw xB P 'iilt1'fJi - �m- >sm m * tBt 1 tBERt61'l924, THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, N OV E M B E R ^l'1924 AGE FOUR ■-—*•*—i—-i<W*' ■1 - -*•—- - ;C : ; Guilty of Two Charges In Municipal Court Today IU' l:-S3£|tJ[ c^--- . v-f : t-.JrrTP c J*) *U GUNN I S ' Fo l l o w e d o n THE WITNESS STAND BM MR. T Z Z ’ ! Will McCray! d lM rd crly enndact. •m l c . S S U f J ' n l ' t T f f i * ! “ " n' l ™ . " ' " ; l" > " )an: Sixteen cases were disposed Minnie McCray, disorderly conduct, last F r id a y ’s session o f c ity j dismissed; Mrs. W. 11. Watson, reek when receipts amounted to driving, dismissed; P. P. Mig$ 10fl. F o r the two sessions, re- ginliotham. reckless t im i n g , $10 and costs or 10 days in Ja il; Charles cciptn cctpta are. Brunson, gambling, continued to Tho cases as arraigned were: Monday Wednesday; Dnlph Brown, gamhSnrfield H a rris, speeding, $.1 and ling, $10 bond estreated; Joh n Hatita or 10 tlays in ja il; John i tie, continued to Wednesday; BenW o r t h y , drunkenness, $Jj_j>nd ciF«ts nv j ent. inmate of gambling house, or 10 d a y s in j a i l ; John Worthy, jj, hum! P(.treat.sl; Frank Williams, carrying concealed weapons, $M) , gam bling, $10 bond cstruled; F. 11. c u n d c o t u or 00 d ays in Ja il; Henry Knnll,|inB> # ,0 bond estreati M c R a e drunkenness $10 and costs H F)j Reeves, gambling. $10 10 days in Jail; Jo e U t linms, () Jin, Jones, garni. Jing $3 and costs or 10 days in I ling, $10 bond estreated; F. I: F . 1). Breeden, violation of rkinc law. dismissed; I. W. Hnr- Ilrown. gambling, $7 bond estreati, op er a t i o n of ca r without lights, ! ,l,L Hiseh Kelly, gambling, $ m bond _ bond estreated; W alter Brown, e s tre a te d ; Clarence Prophet, gambreckless driving. $:$ and eosts or bug, $10 hum! estreated; Fred Aik1 0 d a y s in Ja il; Corley Brown, ens, gambling, continued to Wed gam b lin g, . .$10 bond estreated; > m sday. t . OLD HOME TOWN IN W H A T CAPACITV ARE MOO Hop . Roberts, gambling, $f> and costs or Ob o j. municipal court when , 0 ()nyi, in j nij ; Corley Brown, 10 waa a rra ig n e d before Judge J’ gambling, $<i and costs or 10 days ®^*ltaron. ]lfc was fined $5 and in j a i l ; Preston Cole, gambling. $5 i or l(j d a y s in Jail on a charge bond estreated; B la ir Hasty, dlsorikeriness and $50 $£ and costs derly conduct, continued to Wednes­ day* in ja il on a charge of d a y ; Ja ck s o n , violation of parking ng ftmeealed weapons. j Ib w < * l C0* J « ° r 10 dl,y» ln ja l1- cotta { 130. f at irt court ' I’M THE ADVERTISING MANAGER — 1 WRITE ALU THE CLEVER ADS MOL) SEE IN THE PAPER!! em plom eo 8 V THE MAGIC. MUD I COMPANW ? -------- A HOW LONG 1 HAVE WOO BEEN WITH CAREWORN, HOUSEWIFE which vou enn get by culling phone u. PtiVTCtU) «JM- pRooocr MERir | Building permits totaling $ l l l , - | of Septemlii r in l.akelnml PROGRKSSm: LuFolIrlIt* ■' 1*01, I T 1 C A L C O N D O and President The B Y names anti of W heeler l i r e President l.uPnllette nml Wheeler llo Hot llppenr oil till* Florida S ’ ate in ket I he nani es nt t he e l e r l o r s a r e limi t e d without |oul> d e s i gn a t in n : I n, i j* g 11.ii. Hi r i n ' . , a s |N M M *slV p r ° T H IS L lf= (S (I K. W\B I IN. I MOM \> p P \ CION, J J M S'! J I , (.(HthliN || WI PS I KB. \\ M l i e \\ I .uIS I Id 1i I Iri Atl Ib-n t | «tfjj 1 TH IS O N p i T H A T L <?4 N . FoRCiCN T TH fS F rv a g ; I'.' V' te I I < O |.,lg,- .10,1 ; I 1 I U u b II ■ a m \\N\ I MI I N 1*1 II I! I KXItIM II I ■ t ' I ■n l \ I III flit 1 1.1 t b»wiii|r minus v- v V n ' M ■ n k* n M H M a n w or K Kt'puhlicant amlidales t ,t I" FI' ■- p M I N t i H A \| ■MNME If. lUiANhKMU l;t. H It .IKFKKU.S A 1:. WELSH 1 or l oii^rnsH lib I*Mrn 1 <; u b i n «; h \ m n n m a h •*i U n vn nur 7HCM Y o U 'v iS HOLY - j P R O S - roRGoTTON o u e . w o o t> c .N l_____— , \\ U O NKAL I’of AUhFMPV t rl lief ai I H K1' KT/ I "| i___ VVCT>OINCp ill . ! Mr. F> <ter will also speak on re rln .n | ar< hiteet in e in F lo rid a llu otig h bis e x p e in ri al Nurseri*-' in Palm Bench. Tlt**re w,l| i and e v ir jb o d y is invited to n- present. T h l * l i d ; p r l i M ' i i i n n I«> u l i n t !•» < ht^ \\ • n>:, VlirtMiuti itir !uli*ri*t»l oinl r m i r I t " * itF • Mlh of ■ ■ t old p t [ol llT . ■ M nvv I NS b of Mate I 11j|k||p| i< t; smith m m 11M . M I Of I lltlllllp i oiler s m it h I ' I .) uni n t i i:r i» LI «>\ I |{ I IN .. ( \ p f 11 ulf j r , ; »»f S ii p r •m e i . . 11 FOB BI-XT I A K K, I’rc ident. \ I! KET ( i c r ^ s A i t-twdra i t /a n t r r vp&nyrzT' r OVEMBEl 2 , 0 -. 2 ! t ■ w l a n in:\i. i;sr\ i f. l ‘ll( IN K 'I,'. i : ; i: \ m i; \ m m \ si (II It K Mil 2 I IBS I N \ l | n N \ | A R E C O R D BREAK ING YEAR F O R F L O R I D A ’S G R E A T FAIR! SPECIAL NOTICE! The Greatest Educational and E n lc r U .n m e n t Spectacle of the Yen! ■ N M K ft Htillillnin filled to overflowing with the « reurn i f n o m lii h Aurlt ult iu nl lit rlirulthra i DfitKil InduHiriul jitocltiotn-—ftcrea of farm$ m ach kierv. mu uiuiilv. <tjalpim Pt and l ouimpfi ial ♦ tliH 1924 odut ntlonul progntni u rwvolntlon ft»r fair v M U M D a Official State A. P. A. Inspiring Exl B o y s ’ and Girls' Club' Gold Medal Poultry S h ow A $36,1* 0 ou Kntertaiument progruin n Iuki. frluky, fan framht feHttval fur fim!o\.r r fotiii ■ ft pini rl i T in ; FL O R ID A FA SSIN fi uflbm ft l u - K X C L U SIV K r ft j m e v e r y n i g h t e»pecl *lly d e s i g n e d for t h o Gtate Fair. M C ■ \l NOV. 21 22 21 o m p e l i t i v e a n d t i m e t r u i r . t ni i a u c t i o n 1. M C A. Wor l d i molt HI m g d i r t t r a c k d r i v e r s and tastes. 1 c a r s . I n c l u d i n g Sig Manj ds "1 a n d hi* 3-mlle a minute w o n d e r car. FI UK W O R K S FAMOUS Rit lnru' 3 D A Y S O F T IIK II.L IN U R K V I'li A B<g*nt>c g l i t t e r i n g d a t l l l n g i p r c l a c l e pro• •fi l i ng n i g h t l y BOO F l o r i d a glrla a m i d s c e n e* of g or g e o u * s p l e n d or . JO H N N Y J . J O N K S SHOWS On M i d w a y , p r e s e n t i n g t wenty tt*t V$l t r a c t i o n * r e c r u i t e d f r om all F,r,< of t h e worl d. HANDS And o r c h e s t r a * o f f e r i n g m u s i c of e v e r y ki nd. n u ft Wc -hall lie rinsed for week beginning Sm. Trd, fni i c|i;iirs. Open Nov. I»lh. wit Ii a belter and la ger line of Trimming Supplier, enabling tis to give grealer service and satisfaction. Something to Interest Every Person Every Minute— The ft a ■ B iggest Show oft R E D U C E D R A T E S O N ALL LINES O F TRAVEL! P o p u l a r A d m l n l o n P ri c e * FLORIDA STATE FAIR ASSOCIATK ! *•' Sup. i mi • iidi nt Luldn !r« st 1 ID f Mill The Seminole County Bs FLORIDA STATE v r itu n K J f lD H r G n u ^ iU H a iiiR .iiia a B iiE n iitk r c e a id E n 'a iiL iiiiu K I IIIA \ltl t, !■'.(*IM. K, IA \ It ' 7 u On Thursday evening at 7 :t|t) !’. M ,t ?<, \y "tTUljl M r M It I fis’ .'i of Orlando will give a {■-, ■ will speak vi.tit author y through ins long , Ihivey Ire, pen, b- who have worked sueh \> ury. N n It VN K III I ><.. " T hr lilt* pi o|i i In Is t a k i n g a list ■ M n riJB U IIItlllllB C lB IlIlB IB D B R IllU U lIlC flU L S H IJL m ilR J «illl t o n « lien going into I lie t o t i n g Iwttilh I \ k I! Nt l t il \ Nt KS Itl.M liMBF.Il IMF \ \M l.s VNOH.AM. I S a r . u r d Ibum • " d a k a Bo ■ m hr Our stoic furnisl It is not enough to plant a tree arm < . f<11.1 t[) ot.l more attention. In o ur c lim a te there jl t , , to u ttrn h tin* heantiful oaks and hardy plant mgs jn ourd ami parks. Special Bargain I d-mnin Huiijialow in the exclusive res­ idential section. Beautiful shrubbery. Eastern exposure, paved street cor­ ner lot TuxlliO with room to build small Um.ualow if so do dred. $1(HKUM) casli balance sixty dollars per month. ^ mi M u s t R«*tuem lier t h e N n n ies t havt ^ t n.ii: For — RINES P. ^ selerting f,„,n nar^' I l l ] S anford A ven u e U S I A W I T IO N F *i • onimissioiiei of \ g r n ulture: 'I N A i'll A N M A Y O r.-_aKYr.f 3^ For .liis’ ices of Supreme Court: “ \ ot i- i, i Two HI.K.N T 'K B K K I I. .1 B W I I I I t lK ! h For It it t ’lO'tmissioni-i ■ I s M A T IIK W S A > W F I.I.S I onimit t h e s e Name s to %|eiaor> II Vtll \\ \ N r T O \ 1I T K I (HI EVERT TRUE books. 311 East Second Street. B ry a n : P A R T Y O F F L O R ID A / " A U . PAP I1- not h« r a l|LECTURE ON TREES * A DAVEY MAN \'ote for Six. .1 1. KK A N D K H S I IN It. W B K IIItY J O H N tj. I I A N S I ! A W M A U V JN P M elN T O S H W ft I. O F N T M Y KBS .1 I I I I . T O N PI K l ' C F B F " i ('in gre ss 1th Itist.A'I: W .1 S K A BS For (inverrior: J O H N W. M A I t T I N For A t tornev ( ie lte ra l: H I V K I i S i l l ' l l i|£l> F> i ( omptrollei KBNKST AMOS Foi late T rea tut ei • IN o ( l . l ’ M N C I >i Super inti 'td«*nt J’ubli,* In true 5sfi were issued during tlo- month H wv * A* /J> V 1 *JW Make Cross ( X ( Before Names. 1* Fur Presidential Electors Pavia- couRrrs / 0 .SsarJ S 6.95 ALL G UARANTEED F. Democratic Candidates iVmu. SWA'lPj yf .iX"WO^GirAJ . T K T* rAT i Simmons Siberia Kefrifferators at Ball Hardware Co. Yc*l HD-NO- t SAi YMISK PHILIP TbADVILLI* ITOHN y««! DIM* >CT oerr 11 _ CI.AUKJ?. |2 X 4 fio.-Adv, K ac; NOTKX ) j APAM / :inc- - BY STANLEY _ _ Superintendent tv* sale Y o u r health depends on good ; 3 0 X 3 j/j water. .There is none better t h a n ! S rji.v Fuliert S ilver I.ske S p rin g s Co. w a t e r j Rod T u b e s r r M A K E S A S W E E T H E A R T O F EVJBRV GRANDMCTTHER ANO A LO N E R OF 6 UERM H U S B A N D — >T HAG I N C R E A S E D T H E D E M A N D FOR MARRIAGE L I C E N S E S 14-2 ofe AMD TH E J O D G E S I N O UR D iv jo R c e a r e b e c o m in g 1 g e n t l e m e n o f U EISO R E — --------------- _ Alexander Umniol of Chi­ tire OF GREAT A ^ A site o f 320 ac re s of land has been offered tho c ity of Tampn for Quj prices on nil stsfets U nited S tatus, Pennsylvania, F e d e ra l, Vlka municipal golf course. IS EXPECTED To ESTABLISH THE FACT ' That magic | MUOIS A ^ • h er daughter, who was his ste p ­ ,. T t 6 fnMONM ( ____________ The A tlnnK c C o a st Line Railway daughter. Company will e r e c t n new depot at Oe.iln. ABOUT SIX WEEKS,AND\ MAGIC MOD HAS SINCE BECOME KNOWN Afl THE eighth w o n d e r o r the hornslower w hose , M r*. WORLD - IT M A K E S THE OLD LOOK WOUWG A N D BCiMG5 t h e GLOW Op > HEALTH TO T H E T I R E D b u s in e s s m a n AND TVUS F I R M ? ' f rA ff90,000"hfeti(f I t s u t Avan votcO ’by O rlando re c e n tly fo r the erection cago secured a divorce recently und Ibe cnst-nfT husband then m arried of a public a u d ito riu m . • Talk Kid”---------- -B Y TAYLOR MON’N POP------------“The Sales ft John Worthy Nvfm To-Aul gdiity Ames ThotnnV, gMmfcllni' $6 and Fr ank * two charges at th!p mornings posts nrUO or MO d ays i nr h n-V __________________. . • Field Auto lop Company P. O. A. P. ANTFIONY, President. Do* 382 *-**■■ Jackaonvllle •*— R. M. STRIPUN,: >1 t n t i t K k i 't ■ :nr* Wesi i irst Et. \N M tioHI'.K ■ f' or Ka 1 i ■a11 t •ini nub' ]-.|n i O m . >1 Ml |.;f I Sr 'iu 1 HK .! \MI > I IlnlB.KS i u m u IBfll \: A Message from the Next Congressman from the Fourth Congressional District o: Florida to the Voters of Seminole County and the Entire Fourth Distric 1 a * a - a* _ •i.i-A r>(} n , ™ . Vi e kxa . r \ West Palm Beach, Fla., N o v , 11)2-1. -J. P. HALL, Sanford, Fla. Min Ltmiliaj* with ideas and necessities of your district a^ advocated by your ( hamber of ( Ommerce. Am in ^ heai ty accord and will use my utmost eiuleavot’ to con­ struct your waterway and protect your industries. * CL W. BINGHAM For Congress Fourth Congressional District. I ' WILL SERVE HIS. DIST y f e i # ’i& j id *Lr>h t* . 1 * _ J ___ * A .* B 1 .J IIY 516 PMt5U W. Palm Beach, Flo Oct ,;>() 1904 F. L. MILLER,Sanford, Flo. You are authorized to say to the good people of your district that I unqualifiedly favor the St. John’s River Canal route to the east coast and if elected to Congress I will work earnestly and faithfully to bring about this important and much needed improvement' ot this inland waterway. G. W. BINGHAM. Vi . 1- ■ ■ .Mil Folitical AdvcrtUcmenb — IjOSilMW nn»«*r Aj �*v ■ -Av - R O F IT Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance j FOR R E SU L T S i c r . — C l a s s i f i e d D i r e c t o r y H crali? A d v c rtis in g R e a l E s ta te * Mi • : ; . W a n te d b u i l d i n g M a t e r i a l '! i »- H o u s e s F o r S a l e I lr* R A T E S t r r 1~~ i *ft , _Sto)* 1Tr i|fc"' ” ' *"*A5 " “T‘ ' ' m#’* . (*■8 1■■- ~ • " 1 — l* _»• *JVI\ 4 W I G H T S —T h re e s L it q j s . . M a i r - T I i v m - r t e . . ‘ '■ '4f Ni i u v'..1 !{ 9 W I’D ll — Work. _j . , r; hi I, colored \ i t houses . [ Yrnr I If nit r T» r<" i P Hr * fin A d v a n c e i nnlin nml S^y/niid. I?frrl npd Kim, ’ ... ’ ^ t, 1e Journai-H er- W A N T E repqfrlojr/plaH / 'lit H ttA( ’Ct l1? . B - Concrete Co., u *n rrat t lP O11K MSAA( t1.-K —i) and M is c e lla n e o u s I i*»52 | Hup T.'itrlmr | 119fi.no iH '• .1 1: *■ ■ S a n fo rd A vbiU cIaA d lOtlf Street. ' "'nririjp* greatest vring, carpentry, nainthur, p i o e r , r,‘ [n1c,'J w,*rh, sidewalk*. buildout; [ot in Georgetow n. One It *21 ! ilitiv. Tourina i r m . o o ■ il** . t. fit her. Mnrnlnd - '"•* 1 *-* * -y * A 1 — 1-------* -from C *•elery ■ .in t** tei n*« e blocks. *—1J|— irrlfcgtinn boxen. J*. ■E*.- block mW u Spa paper. Morning, '1 . ' a/teTnoon, vk4ffiring. S a t i1s f■ a c t i o n c u n roil *te ed* *■ im 'iiv M i I Avo. Exct>n-I E x p e r t service. F o r S a le T..... lit.___. tk__ «pa ( r ul ---- —, -----4*-l-------- H+» Ivtft t. i r »?4 K Coach 199i.oa *e> ►..> .did S u n d a y vla ssi l i ed r at e s i d r e a s o n n U c b r i ce * ” ‘J , J L HoUgh- T c r » ilte^ar, Drop. t i o nn l i n v e s t m e nt . H o u s e s onl y r e - ' Irtiimrir « r l.lKtlt ■ WjB Is. 1.1 HEAIPTY, 1'A K l.O K S '' \ V , Waytfrom. Jour nal - ton, i j . k e l l u r v ■ - ’TTT' ■’ % - » , “ wmtly builL F o r pa rticu la rs in- C O N T R A C T O R S and P roperty Truck ! 95.09 ' U nVerov* fJenrtria. I umber and Huiliitnc Material niilrt* at Maumel Specialty Shop owners. On and a f te r Nov, IS t a i l 1 r « rd I’nnel _ IO* m ll«» M A D A M E IIAKIUET. M a r i , .ell.. v .. . , ....... ( art or. Lumber Company _ m.xt ,.<)sl o r f lc c . 13*5.00 > .*TV (^ Truck He* n 11nr the scale of wapr's for X ’aintei* In E . . '. 'w f c i r t ^ U i r t b - lU in w iU e ru r i l l l l lr \NK W A N T E D — A I.O AN, WgifldTIlke I \ la u r e l S u 1931 Enid (.'an ltdy I’honc 5C5 Sanford will f 0.80 ikt hour. to t T T. (3*5.00 V ^ L F O Il S A L E — From owner, modern «i s p ^ k H t y ; R r i* t NhlloAal Tr ‘; i ' I t " the to i>i-t in touch with sdMo one L lr % H S Hank u tt itiing. luimrnlow with bath ! F O R S A L E — 7-d raw er S in n er sew- ; , s *' " • nnidio tS ^ T o u , „ >s ^ ^ d >111110 abov« I a n k J JH uU n K. _ ^ ______________ , ! i , ‘or. y ^ 'han'* c a n 1 'rl l'a ^ with S“ 5(,l)- «'«» irivc f i r i l ! w o r t- , H |1 l. i . u & I B B R CO House o f five room bummluw * ,f * ! e I n; E eY y T3 - i m u t i imr machine like new Also , it j Lord Hmmliout * S T O K E r , , . . ftm a tm t newspaper ( H , r < n * ' T ° of1.!m , , , “ ved bu''!' ! S " « n •,*. g u a lit y and Trice. nml l a r j e s oepinK l>orch. -a rn n e . nro for,O0UTruck S 3IG.OO. nj% 1(W N. i s c riptions; r i p t i o m j Dni(rs. Sodas. W, S* Oo. f, months ll.W \ i h r w m.uithl i " A , ' Mt-‘ S t l'ol_ K ----------. ; Hf down, bal- itoosier kitchen cabinet. I S K ! fo rd T niir tltc I 1.195.00 . ,, r nK...... ?- "«». iln If ...........desin ’ Jl.iiiM n ..... insiir- Uti m l. I . I . Ilnx i . . . *'* iHvnnud. Snn- Sanford Avo. Phone 473 - J . ______ lr>r«*cr U r r t l i aree ns as n n ea ea rr von you ns as vmie your phone If you 191! : f o r d t . lahl Tr | f ord 11 ic ids. ' t.'all 103. t*nru»|*y IlSn Oif .^ .-i » » » r„ . , ■ — S U I T S A N D O V E R C O A T S — A ll _ iur fop Oral ,’" l i i y ,*d,, 75 to your W A N T E D - A LOAN*— . Would f o ld ltun.»liuiilJ f * 2'» **0 | .i j nnier. , . . t wool made to order, miarnntecd ' 1 ' ' F L O P 1S T i '...in, like to iret ir» touch with noin** Tmirlmr ' 1550.00 r-ott tct<’ <], IQ. to fit. A n v 2 -piece suit | 2.r*. Full TO I l E A C l l m e pro-per.ms farm- " M‘* $ 2f»«0 . can (rive firs t I S T E I V A R T T H E FEOIllST** |4 I II We h a w some K-autiful l a k e * M|j| ,‘, r „ V(<ri-o a t $ 311.R0 . Scotch “ T f U U s t o a i n i i : l*i:ni'MC', IV na'I** Tt»r H»ri­ ers tir.d fern grow ers of Volu-ia n'«irlua«'t* on niece of improved !• lowers fo r all occasions, front lots on l . ak e Wildmcre one Woolen Mills. 30 R E. Second Street. , , , :'i • i : m o f f f o i l \ 1. 1. ( Aa l l • /|! ll «ponrll»lr county advertise in i the Del and luisinoss propertv on F irs t St., us O M . 814 M yrtle. Phone IMil-W T H R E E IPtttM furnished h a lf mile f ropy (J lie Dixie H igh w a y Sanford,' F la ! f iriHrrf ion. I W . I'll 11 I ll*s NU\ a — Daily New*, rate Ic per word cash 'o lla lm n l. P. O lh..\ ITU. i n , ,Mu,I'nt 701 Mairnolia Avo. in n nest of In-uoti/ul c le a r lakes, , .. . . . . . , „ , «u!nM>quen( L A W V Kit llmlnr l l f ii lrr i with order. | In■■ Wcmhei it- .Icwclrv S tore ' for sale. MHt S A L E — llaby ( arrintte and |fr • rlmuiil hr LE W IS d ’ HR V A N . O ff i,o i„ r n i, r lu i:m« of *Hi»»tt- \*t, .1. Oik A 2nd HI. ...... l l v. f. Wc will build your borne, land- , <*'•*•> for oil s l o w . Reasonable Seminole Rank Itnildinir Annex. ' \ 1 " buy nr sell ■ OK K E N T One veil b a n te d vmlr yrove, and relieve you f,,r .c,‘ " h- 1 1 U■ nnytlung If *-n u d v e r i j y j d ow dow n \n a rlim nt. Furn ish ,,f trouble nml worries incident in FO R S A L E (imnlvour I muni M EN S C l.n llllN l, >rii ft * thnr the “ Gninesville S u n ” M,, . tcusotwinlr I 'or in- liuildiny up a place. nicti!. All colors, crciorontt-otl l>> |t .. • i rul*a S. W. H R A D F tlH D . Ed. V Price T m - M (l, . v i v ;. I foro :io ______ r_ ______________________ _ * in,m ile ill H e aid Of fin Ip the meantime, you can uo stop all leaks Rcasoimbl v priced *.• i kiivf you Tailored S u its $:p_*.;,u to ‘.0 1 ' ** . U •' ,t"' U \ N N T I : d M,.m Intel * a! 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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>, November 03, 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/d2870ef6ff242e026bed1615717cd767.pdf abe652e682b9b36a3ad2bf0d6f7bc11d PDF Text Text -! - • iUb____________ tNEW SPAPER Thi Florida’. 'HeirL fg Greatest Vegetable Richest Garden Land XV V: W ' ' — . v tM H P j^ ^ w ^ IH R H P P P R P iiP ^ P ^ ^ ■ - ^TSTt 'i™ . ■ ■ ' . ' ■m . T r fE WEATOKrt ’” 1. f . F air Tuesday and Wednesday; •’moderate cast winds. H ighest tempt. Monday---- _ ' ^ ; 8 7 lo w e s t temp. Monday-----------& 51 .v J f c - A S S O C I A T E D P R E S S J IS P A T C H E S Vote Getting Overshadows Oratory, Candidates, IssuesIn Middle Western States CHICAGO. Nov. 4 —Oratory. Candida tvs und ramtVtivn issues were almost lost s<»irht of ln«t tight In the rush of civic lenders and party workers to perfect last min ilte plnns for getting a record mini her of Middle West voters to the polls today. | Citizens wore urged front palpi’ and rostrum to i-xorci*.. thru 1 franchise, mid in Missouri tin j governor called upon t him h ,- ami fnctotics to toll tln-ir India and blow their whistles at I o'clock t.. remind those who had not vet vot­ ed that the t>olls were soon to close*. Clear weather was predicted for almost the entire Middle West. Election eve in mid-America was ouiet. the major presidential can didntes. with one exception, resti* tvf.....1 ,« « , Gov. Charles \\ . Hrvan, IvcKlIO M o n a a y dim oicalie nomime for vice nie-i __ | di tit eli.sc-l a d;.\ of speech malt ItK \ llV ,j__John W. ing •• final a d d t .'s at ( lay Cert To ! l ‘-r. NVh..-lnst night llelillllV today ‘ hailes G. Dawes, Hcpuhlican hi I.nelist grove home* > niiv intislv gratified '" “ presidential .............. . was a In- Kvvanstou »esid»*nee. while Sen nuiaign grind is over. • ator llolwrt M. IJll-’oliette. Ir.de >M,| , iinfideitee in the till ilrrtnnitc making I pendent candidate lie piesidet I u , eiiually relievtsl ! "us rniovm g In lu st -t;,v at hi' tide lu»d conic to , Madison. \\ i- Innn - i :ii In an nouneed hi* eandidai v urlh after casting hiMost of ilu iii.it.uv of the day „ ve early today he fi i k,.ll course at plav. wj*s confined to aspirant' l,.,| 11, those who grret- nuin-r offices while claim of vn i iuMiou.sc that he ' l i i v were* heard fiorn ejim*.aign )„ul<l prove a iietter iu Ii:I.I been n coin­ SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1924. Takes Lead Today NUMBER 181. == SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS FENGCAVALRY20 Million Citizem CITY TIENTSIN IN THIS COUNTY mat npers on nil sides. Interest in the contests for conKiesiional places in the Middle I West today will lie centered nhont Troops of "Christian Gener­ Ballots Arc Cant by San- ) the efforts of the (ndi netuient eioup to increase their strength in al** Meet Only Slight Reford Voters Alone Up to the house and senate. sistanct*; First Take Cen­ I :.'!(> o'clock This After- ! ItciriiUrs ot lio*h iimior piirtic-' tral and Then East Station noon; Many More to Vnte.i have waged vigorous fight* against 1 uch insuigents as Senator W. litiiokhart of Iowa and against i the faii’ler-lnlmr senator. Magnus Johnson of Minnesota. *•'<I Voters of the S«*cnnil North Da 1 I'niletl Stales Destroyers In CormnUtee Representing Four: kola dis(i u i aro Io rhf*,,*.,* a icp- Polls to Close at Sundown Cixic Bodies Milken Final i «•*e:itative lo fill the varan, v left Readiness lo Take Off Any Which Is Around 5; I > Plans for (iolf Tmi.ncy to i’V tJeor**e ^ i.ui'i:, a Kepuhlicap Foreign Passengers. O’clock This Afternoon. tegular the I il'ollette llidepend Be Held During N e\ Week cut forces having concentrated TIENTSIN. Nov. I The ('av­ ■:-fJ \t I in o'clock this afternoon. their • ongressionnl ficlit in the Final arrangements for holding ail v of General Feng Vu Hsiang, •t ile about this tiffi« i> The re • vaitlv i.rii. ballots had been cast tin "t’luistiun General". now in the eiv ie golf toumnnieiit to be In San foul voters, this lieing mon MisVersa Woodcock, who took sun i- ev ta i led to liavi a direct lonttol o| I’eking. entered Ibis jiartb ipato.l in hv the Itotarv and I" iring on the m e -i Initial race* if than twice tin- munbrr thnt h i Mi ' lead m I In Herald Snlcunnn- ■itv at noon todav after .pielling Kiwttnis • '-th and the Junior and WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 .—-Th# 1 11. < -iinpurti when til'- votes were t he i lei t .|| t- Ik • iwn |i»t i riiii- vot d up ta to ;iu o'clock tin of t ’omtoerec a slight re-i tauee. I'eng's troops I Senior t It itnbei mami'tg , <•1'it.wt to. lav insui Mis- Wmiil v.1 d Monday night hv a [h u gest electorate that ever cazt m station and j rnmjdrl t»» t tl|i!«*•I i« nt ral It is expected by those in chare, . o k Ini' In en c.-pcc-ially active 111. l \ it Mux Kinn i"". i moii pieseiittng the four j vote in am nation undertook todi|£] ITHFI • lit rein nut I. it* th** i* n -t slat mn ef po|ls that a te.-otd vote will I.. ■'hi uig Hie past few dux •• i■i .»a*inept than u v ether in many w it!;IP n I *i *•ten settlement t > dis- .'lul's. 1 iom who toinposed the I the task of unravelling the moat " ttlt nearly TOO \-ihslati i .i In Kansas the gtlhor east ladnv ;i. lit lin in ' coiituli'igj' soldiels of i i.nui it' i which met at I'lit1 ller- | puzzling tnngle In modern Arntri pell. .1 at 1 til oVIoc k. i* is poitn "a', rial contest i- lin n cornered, vi. ie Walt, r t mindly can political historv. Die ill'tlll ot \\ u |*ei Fu. deposed aid o lio ■ d ..o' that ’irolir.Mv a much Mis Gilliam Allen White. Die edit ir. t epre tun _ th.- Junior t'hnuiber Peking t.ovei'iilileiit trou|is et number of people will vote dm Ir-ving i t im 'd a- a', avovvisl op ! nf ( unini. i i c, D’ W D ti.udlner | With three major candidates In P"P« m ta the ivl.-ii II. i- m il­ I lag tla b.te idle I IlllOtl. Aft® ' I reply*, i.t.ug tin- Ki wan is I'lttli. J. | the i-fild for president and w ith N TSI V Nov I Wo Pei Til ' re a at Independent I In- Detn- I « . lock, n was said, a large nbe Fiank V N« ill -cutnig Itotarv [ a full metnhership of house to b# , Fi . o.i-ted fold mai'lial of tin• rets ui the *ta'.e lodav <hinged Is i of iH-.|di vvlia s,i far have in' j nml l ldvvaid lligc ■ 11. iei>. pt tug | <hosc'ii with .11 senators and the I't kirir t »\ • 111 in* * pt hi m il'. I fit that two leading Klai-liieu had beioi aide to get off front th' ' >1 ' • • ml*. > ••nitmuce. mime nuntlier of governors to be h*t* at I i«Vloi k Mundnx n»**M'in • • I.-• . vv.ak I og enough to vote lit* I elected and with thousand o t l#s»Keen i vi.elleil fot li'furlt'C I > 'III1 i •‘it ii! t ** TatiL’kii, on tin* (itilf «»f i It wu . *. 111*•“ **v <!•. tiled t hat the j exp, li I a', th. polls cr offices to he filled -’O.OOO^OO^ part the Iteiuitdieae ■ninliiiat t liihii. w Iif i f In* sillied "ti tin (••lit nan., ■ I h Ian oi l lend . h<>wrv ei ill tiled tills pDhtmii'trt .* I- Hall 'It..,. .I.iv. I'td av 'and | • «u.-.ti vet.rs of the nation ai"v||i|» t 'hinhsimr f*»i :» «l‘ *ti tl l i e .iiv Itl *t |*« f '"It t* vote at kfl'itl t|llkll"UM. T»l*t<ll I- *11111't I S.'iturihiv t llowuig At mist tee Dav 1 gan tluir mar,di to the polli nt In c r e a s e d A c l i \ i l \ in ( J e t t i n g thn* p»*lU tin monuiig j Plan;, lot Do .'• mpefitiop Were de d m n and throughout the l(*ngt|V T o T h i s I’a- I,lilt t S u b s c r ip t ion .and lo, nil h of the land under KM-' \ t hint le c Mmai >k It i* te|M*rt«*d thnt W •i t* »n <’•» '.pled. De tit-t .I-.. h.'iiig de-tgmit ii ■11v fair weather , onditiona, they per I’u t s I’n p u lar C o n t e s t a- the fill t l»F Ifll*« I . \\ D i*il t • th* * fit isi*i llitishi «•' t I tii <>l its tl.. .oii.lilving competition. is <1 • .1 in' campaign :i n I \ h e a d in 'I'otlax s ( ' m m t k i It tin* » true*, h* i d.al lv I'll til'll >i.lV I-' l .him.in.•« oils'll t eon'miicd all dav to i, cord th#lr pi n III# t "Mr poll' .111 a d d t o v e r ;hl XXD». lb. I .Its . p. ti d promptly at •nip..si d <d ti inhcis of the same will. will make lot Nanking !>■ I. bl' lh. ;h l 'ever made by I our months of frrv uI oratory oil M . l -a \\ D Turner, cleD. ] oi gain, at |..u ill compel,* in IS l k w H h •. 11x. t Ii. Tin hio. of Kl ing list 1^1 lidate Oil the eve | charges, i ,'| t inilll.it i"ll ‘ necUMduv niiitp i | » < *M tieh d t Millie uidl , Ii de mat In U I. Itetl tell >:n | a !o! i leav III*' V V u dux in II." aid Dip >v al ions tton . . Iiiinis. predi, lions and warn­ a Mi ..►i offnet who I ail lit i I I v Ida.d t auk i li.una- Moi . in-peetors.in char,litir, -I’ 1 III the pie' ' imi*n wv i »• **t«»f««l in tin* thoushta I'. Illl'g " teams. oil*I. I to t igpt |. ot III. poll I V .«n:.4.i‘ >1 audience all.l of volets us tin;, marked their I K Hui I|ll\l ' belly's Iroops llcciipv lleal-m . he bus visited *1 lie pla V• I hold 111g the lo Vv,*s t | decisions on their ballots. [imt 1 111 I iresS'O Ili eighth mixed biiga Ii "t Ib. I le, !m 'al ...ii on . :e h ol the tour ii." ’ l* Die campaign W a s l)t*f»*alt*d hv M u r h n d o for S h o p l .i e f E .'ic sso n M a n n e d 'I'll.' pri 'idetitl ll eaoumien XVtlZ poll' I "* In itia l, genet al' I mi Vii II- t. .t.u will la PC'| -tinted ll' n ull P r e s i d e n t o f M e x ic o in E l e c ­ B\ Three A d ven tu rers H as r|tu. ’•» prisons Weir brought to a line. I and dramatic lai' 1who-, roan d e l o w*' l. t In i .Hie in the i, no matches play heard hv tnim hi, In-nut last night with an audi­ tio n S a t u r d a y : S t a t e m e n t B e e n M is s in g S o m e T i m e ; . ....t i .1 I i k in t ton. VV I . F i. -.> ti. , in on I mi.i* Ian ll plitvei lo. g tins mot n o i. t.u radio ex ence of millions listening in their S i g n e d B \ M e n o r a l. R e s c u e ( all Is D is p a t c h e d . Ill led 111' l'l< lit ill .Mill .1 I I in the " pvtdnal i om|"t it ioli will own hollies In elei t ion «*vf ncMrftiIn r- ■ti - h III- Wolds Wile VI, tl .1 I’ll i.ftet poop. •oid pre. inet ll.lt! Ill lo- s o ,I and the tank nf fs, |»v ; wn |iii*'<iil«*n*iiil nfinmecfl. . . t broadcast II W VN \ I. ml for f lu n g . :i: U Vl tIJ K N. I I O ballots Mutuu.iu troops from Shensi mi. h will I.. ■ «t"l i . on ■.«*.I to ei , ding It M"mrntaiil> ^pivlarlr OUt .ui aggregate that Satur.lev' III wlo ll t In Not ib .Vi hint ii on i,t, i i i < .impel It '.oil oil Uiuc-ihiv will pi'ov me.* l**(f I1 illll". I • '.I \ l.'l I*. 'll ' I III el utlil . i,, to listemo - a. i or.ling to t th#* nublir view tin* 1ou«i and . OPlI .Ctl " « bad and the twoI i hiav mirht Hu*i» I • 1*lit al I .. I Imi II. f had l>( ti I" F Tl, til-a »- Mis** « •n t u i.!* . I \\.*r t-aitl* , iI • • » • *f»»» •'.in . I’gur.'s eotn|,lied hv the guv.on o . • i v. t he l will .1 . . . ..If the (list t.-.i i»(-i '4i.'>i«*ni t iniui!* of \ m lory thftl •> uti h fot IP* 'loe 11 l l . t I I Ii 'SI m.timlid in th *1 final Iioiiih of the V. I .. effort to pre piopl Ii. was defeated bo p i and Du thiii ad' c 'll 111, r V ' " ' ' 1 I-- T.» » t" i i i •2 in ^ ii l*» ' I i .. i ■ I v it <d live Iiiiiiute.' until Vbo 1.1 i ,i (I’M* .'impnign fioin tin licaduuartCt# dept hv <leu. nil l»c:ard'> V I. hailo tin la .1 one hun gotten off. i, a the |n'..|.|i' " V * I la had lost . >1.1*01 Severul lulv fated bo tli I I olH lb Igl ' Mitt I* i»t • of all parties It overahadowed to illegal he. .ills.' ot N •'. i.y . 11. foul a 11 a i! III. '.nr*. 11 ..ins . f th, t tiiri,*. i.i h division . at on them, lie I ihetr.l, n r How Winners Are Decided •t i< foi the night even today's tdeC- :J| floods, vvete made ui a signed ' ' ■ " i tlll up i,, l e-utsiti troiii Tnngkii. [ fie Friday afternoon the team a- a candidate ■ r, ■*i Ida. eil m il >• IP. 1 r\ Km Iitiii t(*4#*If, at which th\* nation will \ I! i I. I li l W , . \ U ihv i oinpoxini; the Junior Chamber of * Ikh»m* h«'t\vi*cn I'otiljilgc, .i votgs hut as an 1 statement made puhlit Monday hv to I iilo adot a 11 Ol .i [i\ PUljtM S tf 1 < * iMinrf«« • v\ I*! nii*«*t 1hv t*n ‘ > li i n lot ui*'. I’m - ui**nt Mar. • ( lun^unubao. Ilu? li> Ani. ri. mis ag •. s-t •« V*T * ly'Mt.sTc hc»r* lnK.Mluttvx tr'.’l ole­ I'M * th*' •4*»ih»i tmrli* »al. • opscr- alive. • : I,• Miitir'hiitlnn . .. * ;*» /.ll .. i-oveninr n i - t ..at .iivoiy e Ia L* di mi golf, r . w ill Ia* i* 1lit* ICu r«**»i; rinn and will fill a governor’!* V 1. if and two ' t urd I al­ » }»•! t il L.lt .^1*14" 'I he statement, w hich yv:i< ue ami tile Iu I w -otne •III |N»M»*| «*f • hair in ioli of .'II states. ’. i Oi ui V Wot’. I lie signed by Domingo Mr inter • nt. In* 11«*t \ • ! Imm'ii t lie . o i oiniti y • » "II !l K A 'in flung net work of radio I, , cd I In v " er,' 11 .. " I"*te I oii'c. y ntivi laiididal. •t * v .i* i 1« l 1•* 1al I K. iin. tin* >nlit# tank, will !»»• lilt* stations t.»>k . omnium! of the ttlr . o.| d ang1 te» VVdllllP VV: vi>. | 11 - ub i t ib i I.i II .I t bat I• . • ! t! t .!;•v The .1 g 1110*11- j | carry to the country the final Through r..ii l v |o win. ll lv< belong vi \ . II li e i ..mitl.'ltld, 1 "I Di that fig Ming at V\ i ll l| N' III' the IrugO'l no iii- to .- . l e t i.u admonitions ef P reillit i ' ♦ i tin \ of all mod tnidi'll legal appeal v.III. b " In . i . i tuii A ml I . l ii nn l I!• tl" I W. » . o|n|iel It loti will dent < oolidge. .leliver.*,! from his he .1 *i ami di ■r alot>e on i emihled to oi.pi.rt line. 1 I i . -pit 11 ..in tin t 4" I *1*.J lUfl* 4*11*1 * e. ores 'tu.lv in tin White House, and Ol i ii • III 'I all nil lit t h* t w * mat v eople of tla■i-i .lu , n.ii ft. m p i It t*. Ill#f t l I •• uiiimr of Du John VV Davi«. Mn-uking frooi 0 t to de. I I in’ and i't a .tig wotd i on l . t a 11• i Do I .lid. h..w l»H*f‘| It liili in th" filial i a*h i ti \ Vi Y«*lk 1 ll Vs hi i I •I. I t I • i • t t h i - cum I a- il 1 1 f 4*1 • • tli* ll .1 ]•• l»t |*l:*vr«l « n Saturdav ,NI*V( I l*e*l 1 Ic llIA«i the v.itUT Wit'1 . that awaits .111.1 it tile ’ • *M• . * . ll|t | *IHM‘ f"» th tnuriiu »i*‘^ «mI ' *• lh\*I nn n?i|ir«»(icli to 0 .,1 I I■ w i— 11 lo ii*. so II l:|. itti.j tf, .»t*1 ...t is Oi.| over r« i'ii iG'hiit#. m I"\v hotiv 1 before ; t. • i.miiiit In* hns I.i I ii i.'lop "i t**'!l •i. IK* I D • |*"H-11•*111\ Ilf til* *»«*•• ••*« 111** 4»|H*fll*(if >'( the . 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Do mole * i’.iili ilu iiic.'iJcni mid his Dartl' , ' . patty faitb I l g n a . t. tini>4(t t i.i 1 ii . 11■"11111 IS I' .le mat, h. the 11 ,*• a b . 11 1- I.y Monte I.I ol V01 01 rut" 11". 11.neat chose tho b c c u - j lj • .. oti.lai y import • 2 Li lot m . nnth r ** I. 'alV of in . I which 'hall I.> coine one Iv. Itil i d tii. K It •lev . bon 'loll ll. MI V II W i l l d for a full poll all devoted to f * t i«•i 4111* i r# in 11 f i' tin Memu a I i nlist.v on Sal ui .lav lie lilt r.l : ■i: \ id ■I, of voting strength— nnobjccttva | 11.11 ge ’ Voiei lean ideals, mam I* (•*. ili*t lin »»l 1h* • t taj, thi filial 1 oiinds of l.ll.l I(..iimilhit I. Hot,'.I trill 1I lloW u. i. •;i i wholi kept party managers groat e. k what is rip III m m * with"Ut f•»i«v»•I:i 11••f• A met i w ill he plav ed, the | ami mull, busy tin lUglmUt the ‘ ; in I elit oj i so , bn 1ge ol Do | . giam an I he x . ail th> ..i d w illuig to think t a n \ iiiha.**sii(h*l * i" \v th r I. >l> 1 I.i. 1.1 no oidllig 1 VMill I W III ( (I ,t mtin «tl* t h 41, . HI.'. lit 1. ui lit til J mlg dav and far Into the night. ' ‘ v-2 'iv and ..piv lh. te ilimi!«**- vk h ji|it»ai«nl u»f*i»o»l In. 1 ..I. x who ll |.r. vailed on < ...... . I f..it dn.s I U"l ■ at ..me It-ng'h I.Hi.io w bo (.. I . .1 W I * •.» * h ii hit 4% v fit'll 1JJ.1 m A forecast of fuir weather fot^uj ih'ilini'il In «"iniimnt • II ill.' loop.. <1 . ..ti I lint nuiul i! ••. n f * i nf!i i n*miii l“»> h|»| • • - x "inn • ?n "‘I t h" \ 1v1142*11v ilu* i*ui ire 1‘iiiintrVi with oral t our- «• Uii|«n b. old all apply to I igut. s from 1 o' Do . in.'tiitiii. nl 11 guiding . Ini.I tills.•r II I . I ill "Illll . XNh" N' »( |*| till"! "(I M‘V"1 ill •I. »ek. III* • i I’.Itt erst »tn1111ft• «* ( irlhrr iinvinunt*- dr, iu«itis 111 tin. a"ri.'ullur*l sec- .• ''at problem may pi.einets in ( uha ,-itnii.d..( I lie 'mlg. -tmk. 1.gains! the Nutting wu» f"*>i»u: \\ *.it In i hill (Mil, 11 • in a hi!%* i7.:t-'i» amendment n> I uige.i that, it not r.«I»11 lirnciit ••f Iihu I rmn*'p I .oil' of Die middle west, led to J I . Un-toll d tl . i itigiiHge wlll.h I at the mb • m depurtin.’.t 1 lh f "»i I > ph •ll • Xtlaiitu' Hi t I I i- • t i• 'i ;i j I i<; mu la e:, lel-e.l lie linlliel talked "II d If fit I "II* <»f I hfhP In I I r.'ilu lions that today 's vote would Mary Itovvie m 11Pet TlU.t who’ll Mael.ndo IK2.M2 vntrt till 1. 1a \ el> mwlili'il thi»i *" \ *’,*| x 1*1 • It ill il VI#I VI 411111 in tr.u |.|ll I II" w ill. * ir»* i*ti IIii* fail wit v> I. i.v far the largest ever record* l am d I a bet al and I 'd>ul.u t l.l.l in .iii,- VVo k* "the lallu. V o !• o h og tin It.I.I.* t .u in ii no> mail, that in •’t In I part ** "f I hi • iiml a' ,1 gave VJ.1'0 1Hi the puhln -< la".I ' . latu g that will *•- 1 . • ff♦ * 1' ihI# 1 thih ml k '*1 to a presidential election. .o lot Men "'al .. 1', ggv Hrutoii l’ t ,n profit no man; to Ill'll tin- takes lh. I..ini "1 a we.lg. lie- 11 Kill in tin- fm run v iiinv l»«* I I• t I • : Inil k Inil "f v l ender* lo I.,1 Itrlurl*. Mm had" t tie b nil b . lai I, iI ma e f i Mat glint M diet t lights swing and lo.tioo 1.. . .1 l.|* ••?• Ill* (lo .d.-etii.n duv I’resulent Cool- t •. . pt the .; wn II Dl< pul. 1.1 l.ll.l the t* .'till., Wallet Wight p .! -tar hv vv tin h ties tn ‘all iiu.i in." • iiol white in nun iti.l wot k - ratio 1 us an all. 11 eh small one <>f Dinar . 1. I • tiiiifi.il i# * fm sIdt iiviwiilH lie.' will felllalll at Wul' k in the I Ii F i i It.Ison ■111 'ei i lo.UIIU incut Metioii.l was given I Pi 1 votes t loll a D **111*Ia v a 1*1* h»" -hall I*** White II on .. having '. nl his HalM I I.... . , aigi • and popu to D'i.T I t for Ma. had" ,t n I .i n' .: Io UiiP 1 , 1 .iv IJii'li al->. of M.lui do wa­ ..I. dl fi* <t •*t.•I .1 I*.ill whu ll 4s ill* I lot by until (o In- home voting I ll, I Henry aid b. something from I ' 7 ..t the -<"• I" Ms IS. . ln. not) rn .'sent and made a few i.in a ik - Mm, Ail It\ 1 "Li t I* •!••)•? 1 «*t m f* precinct tn N 01 tliunipton, l’ U-ieme Mai.it 11 »i | amble f,,| of I he lint *>Int p" I I hi*' a- •! I Iit.non (a t he tlul. hole. it i v L* Ii* !• I a t |'la* *•(! it 1 Ml. Dnvi will In- al his notu# 00 I’et, i ' Ilf 1(1 I' . N.,v | Alb, Du Ay i oik d . f .very patty I Ilia. i» Me Ilia i»l **i|»P"i t till' Dl l/llllll |H»r-ll|(*U l.oi'g Island, and Senator LeFol- di >1a * I o nun I rank It Ma. N* ill. Hot..tv . mn a inst," tuner to •nt Iv .* 1 i in, II I lagan .ad patriotic men >al*l that nil lh* fin* »• 1 In* t iiiii - li t!., the third entry in the UirM* i t’.uim. l “I t* >i *4*«I pi k in* L»* 1( 1.000 mitte.'tnan lot Ilu g"H Vi K.-st iN V II IK. Nov rested for .stealing good t lfiil.it W ill ii , lai.i any position to t ui nn Mat hitilu appeal »«I Ill,'lit to he -tllgl.l oil .0,1 l.t. 1 I IIIIt IY. fill'd lLat rt>"ih* off I In* col tiered presidential contest, wtil 10.0(10 VVli.'ii air,. . I M.I-Intel e l today l> celiteM* freight . at Idoily C iiffm o.liytncll may call 4iini nf I"i fil it** • niniiituliitioim 10. OIK) and 1*. rep,.it,d .01 II" pingiers of 4M»»’ii will hut i"h 111111c an tin east his vote in Madison. •111 ■ Di. outioine of an inunsiv. made a I-.ltd ag ai- I ‘turn Itankin slid i,.-k«<1 ,1,1V in, ill |ila\iiLL Ii* .*"•! lh* Lad will Iihxi* All D u e have m i uiig,xl to re11 t * s themselves are 1o.OOO ^ h ....... .. ,,f m v , nil weeks I"I freight hartdl i VVet ash t <1* s i ’ lim it.ti | eis*lt I••fI Miit , eive c,tmillet,- news reports of the 1.. 1 et the ol Kiinl/iit 10' who bail Im* l i v i l lh a s OllnUgh which ,, ,. ,k„ ,.f , oiistiiutimui! amend f l eight lot mib rx' method lo. O IK I | lent set (Stafford d Im f I.*>*#•#! oil thi­ • lection returns. Mr Cooiidgg lit ‘ e .e r 'swung a g .lt sink" In tiim •»'I inn Will lx. pi ess t *11r will dlmg goods lit tint 111,000 i" | inhibit levying ,,f Dorothy Stokes m an individual -. <oe lo linn pci i ids study. Mr. Davis in llis‘fx)C«#t vvn i': m tit*> to get into t t i . I " • l i l t elect loll held Io.OOO -oliallv I.I foie tin next lull, heoii It,no. and ineome taxeHubert Dauig bf . oustructrd a fie.gli ii f t* 1 ' I* 1 fiKl **1 that WMti*r Valley residence and Senator Lal» v v • 11 plain at Washington 10,000 ttie point ot i.v ei shallow trig I'earl Hobson , who h will he held Wedliesduv III tap will i.. t i t" Iilnt* liuianl^ Kollette n the governor's suite In inside, in wIii. h 1-0111 defendants pl. i.d guilt v to •sol iiiii th,- only way III 10.000 WlX'k Ii-t of iepublnaii* lor stat. " f in 1 lolled Kutli,'iine Wilson himself. I I li-tl out nf tin* thu Wisconsin statu rapitol. 1411 I 11 I#1.IN charges against them i" a plea I - • iti/.eii ot the country amt seats in m ngiess held by t be Mi Mu. N m II emphasised the w411» 1 w tl I•••(11 a |M*li ill v 'ta u opuiiiooM’oncerii- term of county cm t Monday morn­ ,1, liaoetntlc incumbents value and linpollaliee of gulf lo As lb. ing boiorc County Ju.lg. K < ii|»*# On hiNpiin by iti. it votes.” the business mull and the excel­ Hou-hold.'i and each was fimxl $.’> campaign was biought to a close, Thi* Gi t 1*1 it", a liiiiiiKoini' nil however, supporters of the amend lency of the Sunford , nurse He VCI « ij|i,* |*» la* |*IVI*|l hv Tilt* Sail ar d cost. Two w, i «■ charged declared that it i' one of the best ford Ilirald to (lo* winniiifc tram, incuts, including the unanimous with tarrying pisl.>J» without pm upon he winch he hit- ever nluved. u now oft di' plav nl the jewelry nuts and the remaining two fm a s ­ editorial support, of new-papers of Continued shortage of help The fui l that the Hotary lunch­ stole o( llcnrv McUaullIl as well the state, claimed It was merely a sault und battery. in thu composing room wh#r« eon of next week v.ill he held oil a.- the cup ladiig offered by Mr. iu.it tel how large a marjority The , ases us tried were Joe < or there is but one linotype opera­ Wednesday instead of on Tuesday Mclaiulin to the rankin’' munda-r belt. ,'Mrrvtn; pistol without pm would be in their favor. tor working instead of three, as usual because of Armistiev Day and of the winning team. Other prizes With a special ............. Press wire installed In this nffire | ‘erupt the most determined mil, fu and c«»*l»; S<"" J u i t ’*'''' causes The llernld to r e a c h jt* ! coming on the regular meeting which have hrt-n offered as in­ will ster,-opticaIt machine rcu.lv for operation. The .Sanford Herald in this 41 .-tats valued at approxcarrying pi*l'd without permit. f.ght they have yet made readers late again tonight, dale was stlcssed. ll was declar­ dividual awards are an follows: endeavor tonight to entertain election fans of the cty nml county and costs; llluir Hasty, assult and -tut, lias been waged by the re *v *1,710.7.'. 4 ehunged peated efforts to secure opera­ ed. however, that henceforth, reYowell & Company, golf sweater; with complete and u<<<.'.>!<' information on the national contest a 'ui ford anil Seminole buttery. and costs; Krnrsl pubIt ans who have u full ticket lit tors to take tho place of those gurdless of the occasion, local Ro­ McKInnon-Markwood, pair of held today. ^ dining the past six llartly, assault and battery $.7 and the field for state officers, headed who U ft The Herald’s employ tary luncheons will a l w ^ ’s lie held knickers; Hall Hardware Company, A screen hue been phi. ed on the Seminole County Itunk Huildliig >* aieording u» informncosts. .Saturday, have met with ' O'Neal, of Orlundo, us oil Tuesduvr. I.y W It one dozen golf balls; I.loyd Shoe und us the returns begin *" come in they will bo flashed immediately *'.*iliild,' ui this office toopposing success and tho paper is put I George W. Knight reported on Store, puir golf shoes; Woodruff candidate for -iM, a steady and suhstauM a r t i r ^ ' j U ; ^ I! u,,on V,e ,crt‘tn Yroni the second Story of The*Herald building lished again today under 1the proposed amendment to the & Watson, pair of golf socks; John WAll arrangments h s.e Inen completed to tuktcare of a Urge #i. reuse from mid-suimner same handicaps which were exthe democratic nominee. Ks JH-C crowd of people. Many benches will be borrowed from the city I state constitution regarding the Thrasher & Woodruff, |w»ir golf Ixli tli,. month of tietolwr perienced Mondsy. . •­ luxation of intangible assets. It socks. repub.ally vigorous has been the . . . ( through the courtesy of the City Commission and City Manager V V K-fers ui October totaled That The Herald regrets • [ was the consensus of opinion at the |ican fight of (l. W. Itmghani of H. Williams. The street diiectly in front of this office will lx- roped Individual prizes for members a,, compared with nOfcessity pf discommodi luncheon Jjiat on account of thu rillC A O O . Nov. 1 F.niployed West 1’alm Beuch, who opposes off no that traffic may not interfere. _ | ”D for Septeiiilier and is of the runner-up team are as fol­ subscribers, roes withoyi vagueness of the amendment, it Is women get nn average of si* hours \V. J. Sears, for representative in The returns will it all probability begin to route in about . In of * 1'!” I Pi or approxilows: and especially in this uadersirablv. of sleet, u night .uceordllig to » congress from the forth congreso'clock. Thin is made possible because of thu fact that there is u •' b*. tier cent. September NVcinburg Diamond Palace, one when the national etc Members present at today’s summary of results of a I difference of time in -nine of the vvstrn states varying from one to >ionu1 distric. The republicans ; p i a gam of .tli per rent cup; A. I*. Col Icily & Sons. 1 pair ty in g held and when there meet were: Women's Clock" uuestionaire. sent also liavr been active in their cam 1 three hours. pugu»t [inj August showan unusual amount o f George W. Brockhahn, Kumlull knickers; 'E. Higgins, 1 pair golf The lleruJd cordially invites every person in the county to l*e it* y 1 in. rear e of 32 I*,-r cent I out “to ’ssverai thousand women by I uign* for county offices in Pinel-1 Phase, II. C. DuUose. H. J. Holly, shoes; Knight dt McNeil, golf boine shown in the , Mt#.^ Laura I*. Miller, d.rextor of las. I’alin Beach and other coun­ I July guest tonight) Everyone is urged to cotne early and those sweater: Hill Hardware Co.. 1-2 But the rircumstanoea' M. C. Haddock. Kdward Higgins, that have camp chairarc asked to bring them in order that us the department of ‘S, I1- firmly tielieved by those dozen golf balls; Thrasher & been unavoidable and C. H. Henry. George W. Knight, ties. dustry of thenatlonal W. »• *• u many people as possible may be accommodated on tho benehr* IboMtion to know that with In addition to the democratic efforts have been put f a Frank R. MacNeill, Dr. Puleston, Woodruff, 1 pair golf socks. “The yvoman "ho does not Not only will The Herald give its national ic lu m s but will also I , ‘'"‘ste deals in progress put out some kind of » W. 8. Parker. F. E. Doumlllat. II. stretch out her ‘officiaF workday ami republican presidential ticksupply accurate information on how the state is voting upon various T«'sent *nd with those which Some people imagiine they are which would giv# as mt R. Steyens. Dr. R. E. Stevens, 8. rtiea have candi-ts, thfee other parties candi­ with from two to six houiw of amendment# and how Seminole county is vpting upon tile congress­ r ‘bunsacted during this being sympathetic wh(en real* possible about the world’s 0 . Hhinholser, D. I* Thrasher, A. dates in the field for presidential homework, iwems to be « « * ional race between \V. J. Sears, the Democratic nominee and Ooorgc r?' N°vember will Hhow an lllinoj ■re only being Inquisitive.— Ir ‘ ' E. Yowell. R. L. Dean. A. W. “Epps. are • ................. The majority of em .lectors, the Progreaalves, Amer­ W. Bingham, the Republican nomlnoe. , i«. •stger amount tljan OctoState Journal. W. W. C. Smith. ployed women also cook « t least ican pariy aud Prohibitionists. unc meal » >eT«ikesThings |A fter He Casts rote Early; Entound on Links IGlad That lai^n Is Over plans comi™ FOR TOURNAMENT Destination Of Wu Pie Fu iNot KnoWn AMONG 4 C L U B S Amendments Prove Center of' Interest ii ^ *$S s SJ Between Five Presiriential Candidates Fair Weather Is Favoring Voters Campaign Comes To A DramaticConcIusion With Radio Appeals Pre - Election With Message M ISS WOODCOCK FORGES AHEAD IN HERALD CONTEST ELECTION FRAUD WARSHIP SEEKING; IN CUBA CHARGED MISSING SHIP IN BY M. G. MENOCAL ATLANTIC (M EAN Kolarians L is te n To Solids By Monte Kilev At Luncheon AS ( ’ONTFSTAN'I'S STOOD A'!' NOON F lo rid a ’s l n t c r e s t Thic»f (Jains Entranre I 0(lilY Is ( e n te re d Koxfd as “(ilassw. In Tax A m endm ent Four I*It*ad Guilty in Flea Term of Court 4 Herald Will Give Complete Results Of Election Tonight d Fstate Deals Months Total iriy Two Million W orking Women Get But Six Hours Sleep Ixack of Operators Makes Paper Late �_rK- vv-rr, $-.- i.v^o^'v^1W ~ i rrxrzrx *w ^ j v w t f j i y i w h~-~ ? VGSlii L rim * i » M ^ i i i r j « - x * t < ^ i ^ ti wi * ii v *r i» •' •. : ■ ■ based on nnytbjng definite. !y one-half of the people have rhown no indication o f their inten­ tions and havo expressed no thought or opinion in this cam­ paign. Thousands of these i- ev­ ery state with unsettled convic(Continucd from Page 1) • tlons will make up their minds or k» that go to make a great change them after entering the Idcnt, the things that nut t r u s t ! I’° s: All these make trouble for confidence in government, all | goMjcal Pcnci exports. 1 he arc now before the people | Southern and border states ar? w ifely D e m o c ra tic . In th e lontr they aro thinking. There has never been a enm- l i s t o f d o u b tf u l s tn t e s . th e silent v o te will decisively a f f e c t th e r e ­ Ign when there were so innnv litlcal cross-currents as the one su lt. And nil rciNirts a r e t h a t the drawing to n close. Many In d e p e n d e n t v o te will be D e m o ­ lie s are cross-sectioned by re­ c r a tic . s Currents that make political S cnsons O p e n in g D a n c e —Arm­ fimates worked out into figures hlcss, because they cannot lie ory. W e d n e s d a y n ig h t. . }Is Back Home id Feels Sure Of ictory In Election w* OP Til It STATK OK PI.OIUDA. Hoylc. deconsed * n d Mfchai IX AMI r o i t SKNIXOI.H CUl'S- Hoyle, deceased, o r o t h c r w li TT. IX I'llAXCI'.ItV. ‘ anti to the follow ing d escribed XV. P. Slone. C o m plainant. vs. '• . A a ro n Je rn lrm n , et at.. Defendant*. CITATION. To A aron J r r n l u n n , R o b e rt llurntinrt, Susan Ilnriiliarl, Jo se p h II. A skew . Stirnh J. A skew . Ja m e s W eeks. Joseph F ln e g a n , Itebcccn KlncBuo. Ile n ry A, C ran o nail Sopliln c'rnne. amt ea ch noil every of the aloive nnnicil tlefemlanls. If living, noil If any. e ith e r o r ull of snlil d e f e n d a n ts Ire dead, to nil p a r ti e s rhilm lntr I n te r e s ts tinder r n rh a n d every oi Ui« follow ing deceased ttefendaiiis. to - u ’lt: Aaron Jvrlilgnn. Ito h e r l >:nrnharl. Sunan H arohnrt. Jo s e p h I». Askew. S arah J. A«ke<V, J a m e s Weeks. Joseph {''Inegno. Hehf-oca Fliuiaari. H enry .X. «*rnne mol Sophia F ra no. o r ntherw lso. In und to th e land h e r e in a f te r described: , 'XT’J * la the C o unty of Seminole an d S ta te of Florida, m o r e p n r ilc u la r ly dosrrllo d an follows: All of niock T w en ty -th ro w • ( I I ) , and lads T w o (5) and F«>ur (4), of liioek T w e n ty - n in e <21*). of M ellon­ , Hie. Florida, a c co rd in g to a p in t thereof duly recorded In P in t llank I <>n page I SO of th e public re c o rd s I.f Seminole F o u n t ) . F lorida, a n d to nut a ml nil o th e r person or persons, otiose n am es a r e u n k n o w n , c l a i m ­ ing any rig h t, title o r I n te r e s t In nod t» the p roperty h e re in a b o v e desrrllird, or arty p a r t or parcel t h e r e - III It Is here b y ordered t h a t y»u an d rnrli of >ou. he an d a p p e a r before ..Iir said Clerult Fotirt. at th e C o u rt House ul S anford. Florida, on, th e i«t day of .Ilerem her.. l u l l ,. n n d 't-----hcn __ ___ y ? y » T-—--T T-— rT r - rn f -^j,-; and th e r e m a k i a n a w e r tp th e Im of c om plaint e x h i b ite d a g a i n s t y«H In th is cause. * It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t thin Order of P u q tlc a tln n he published ___ hi Tho S anford H e ra ld , • n e w s p a p e r The ballot #hlch will bo voted InJ For Kallroad C o m r a le e W r iil.llslieit In Banfofd, Seminole '.unity. F lo rid a , on ce a w ee k fo r Seminole smincle county .at the _general], Vote for One__________________ eight co n s ec u tiv e w ee k s. a W itness m y h a n d a n d t h e seal of election next Tuesday will look as E. S. MATTHEWS th*- F lrc u ll 'C o u rt of t h e S eventh follows: Judicial C irc u it o f th e S ta te of OFFICIAL BALLOT | A. S. W E L L S ____________ Florida. In an d fo r S em inole CounXv. <>n th is th o n t h d a y of Bcpti-inGENERAL ELECTION f o r . A D. 1914. J A M E S T. HODGES November 4, A. D. 1921 I Seal) B. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of th e C irc u it C o u r t of the Precinct No. 1 I. O. P R I C E Seventh Ju d ic ia l C irc u it of the s t a t e of F lo r i d a . In a n d for Brmlnole County, Fla. Seminole C ounty. Make n cross mark (X ) before lly V. E. DOUGLASS. D e p u ty Clerk.. the nnmc of the candidate for your i : r n A nnCOTTBS. choice nnd bcfpyp the word “Y E S ” For S l a t e Senator, 19th Senatorial S.iileltur an d of C ounsel fo r Com­ Diatrlct or "NO'* under tho constitutional plainant. rffitc,] • 1‘iiliMsh Sept. Ifi, 23. 29, Oct. c. 13. Cd , amendments herein submitted to Vote for Ono Nov. 3. 10 f • j ? I th e v o t e r s . M. O. O V E R S T R E E T ----------------l ■.». . . . . . m . . ------ •*:»! J j --- 1----J--- r - ___ F o r Proaidcnlinl Elcrtora Vote for Six ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H a tttfH M a a a M a a a a B B a a B B B B B B B B a B B a a a a a a B a B H H R B B a a a B a H H a B H H a a a a a n B a a a H B a a H B H H B B B a B B __________________________ ________ __ t. ____ _____ _______ __________ ____ T _ . . i ----------------- ---... — -- j < .» L' p r c p c n ^ lH | tlon propers i l l | education*!,'& •*»■■■ J. LEO A N DERSON For Member House of Represen­ tative* I). W. PE R R Y Vote fo r One J . R. L Y L E S JO H N Q. H A N B IIA W J . M IN T O N P L E D G E R V A N C E E. D O U G L A S S If. . £ £ £ If you do not vote YHS you say, in ef­ fect, that you want to share your income with the State and divide your estate be­ tween the state and your loved ones, in place of leaving what the Federal Govern­ ment does not take, to vour relatives who have helped you save what you have at death. 5 IS be. Needs Capital for Develop­ ment; Capital is sensitive and money fcoes where it is well treated. Hsu, ’I la p -- t : Mi;I.I a I I - . C I I I \ p III.' | I •l( »l•-11I. ■T. • **nlll • .1 , I '' III 11,1 \ • I 'Hi'i'.ii "I l ■i 1l-ln l I ■I til I I n * n li S T E P H E N E. F O S T E R S 111:1 DON .1 . , I • '* t til, I ... t..’i . • II t 'l , i t II. II I. <1 . f III.. ,|I • am i |il a* i.ni'g Hint in «. . « h r i it.iin > i t i in. 11' I,. | , till b ' Or M III-, am i i X. i it HU/ m i n lu x a tin ', t .. On In i t ■t f <l III ■I V |n'I s<>I t I .11l. r ( \ , | U , xulin i.f f i . !• !,'null ■ I il ll.i Hi- \ A S HUNTER S \ RICH A RD S II II P K O W N \ .1 P R E S T O N I t \ \ nte fu r 4>ne S P I t'E R T 1st Hist n r t \ ole fo r <l|ie 1 '' T Rl l> T. W I L L I A M S I i'< t otigi I'sMiian, Emir th t onen-K. —Km:,I D istrn I \ Tor Member of School Hoard -lid DiMrirt lot I till' V*. .1 ole fo r Olle I AKS U I .1 H A R T L E Y H IN G H A M HU ' 1 I or I .it* er n o t . I I' I t t HuH ilIN \\ W li O 'N E M . I or 4 " t i n l , 4 in ii iiii 'ii o ii.r D t - l r i ' t No. I \ o te f o r 4)|ie HUS TON s i For Count* Comminsioax-r D istric t No. 2 V ote fo r On,- LAWSON • or I N"t I h'l t tile IG \ 1 RS I tU E O R D I lo r II I.I RTX. - I I.M .s i ; I or l o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r D istr ic t No. 4 \ i te for One AMDS M M OWENS i H ’ I c. 1 H G. S M IT H - , ■ . DM-Li ' 4 ^ » ' ' •1 ■T*’.'. ><hf. r . t - ‘ 1— 7~-r- F l iiunl) ( oniniissioiit'r D istric t No. 5 N• te for I )ne i: t F or St.Hr Sii|irrint«-nd<-nt of lie liihlruitioii WHEELER I or LU N IN G h •ub- I k il h e t : Tor J u s t i c e of t h e P eac e 1st D is tr ic t . \ o le f nr 4tin- ^ 1 t. for One ‘ W . S ( A WTHON L. <L S T R IN G F E L L O W To amend of the Con»tituti«M F lo rid a , relative portionnu-nt. pr'” *1” a lion of e a c h to be reprt»<* n to r , an d provl<W»I r e s e n ta tiv e s in tfl»r resell ta tiv e s fn>®J m o st populous CO se n ta tiv e * from 18 m o st populoiu* R epreaentatlve »" ! r e m a in in g rounttr* t h e tim e of the t h e L e g isla tu re ,**• a p p o rtio n m e n t t» “ i and a rxappnrtB* basts to be «"»*' thereafter. 1 IDA M. O H E R E IN YES I or C o n s t a b l r , 1st J u s t i c e of th e I * . For i iimmiasiooi-r of A griculture J I SK IPPE R s l »r Juslire of Supreme Court ' 1,1‘ l"r One <-l T N N T E R R E L L J- •>- W H IT F I Deposits Positively Insured • E N T / .M I N G T R NO I or S lu tc 'I reasurer A COMMUNITY BUILDKK U To am end A ftM of th e Constitutioaf F lo rid a, ii lut:*'i '-4J bonds by s|H-ci*l tr ie ts . authori*i*|] to provide for d i s t r i c t s t" ,,su j , ing th e iitillroriKoJ sue h distrirU. bonds, to l’n ' - 1 u r of the ta*»Tk I d is t r ii ts I "i O ne N \ I HAN MAYO 1- iI ■! •.••• C o u n ty CommiiuiinovT D istric t No. .'I V< t.- fur One I or l orn|it roller ] \ "t. ' Vo!. t. i Om- i- J O H N M E I S l il At lor III'* l.enerul < i t e e l V. To a n n a .1 Vrtidl I I'UtWi of till- ' Eloridii t< .i-.ivi ti bonds b* -js-clil 1 triet.x. :iutl."HXinf| t o (iro* nil f'*r *P d o t r t* t - !■ i»iu« m g th e mithuriaadj mu 'I i ili-trirt*. i bonds, ti < ‘I * | lie of the tiixabt*) ill: t il l l* i \ T1S - First National Bank To emend of the Constitute*j Florida, reUtir* ^ 1 K. E. W A L K E R portionment, ution of 38 each to be r*(' utor, and Pt^TvJj P R O P O S E D CONSTITUTIONAL reaentativvi in ‘“ j reientativei fro® AM EN D M EN TS m ost populou* r0* \ v t e Yea or No aentativea fro® 18 moat populouji YES Peace District ' ,,u‘ for (),ie R epre ae n ta tiv * To amend i Section J . Article 9, o f vho ConftkiUjoti o f the State of taxation and the U gi«U tur*.f Florida, the Legislature apporttonineot finance, au 1‘olilirul ''t?>£ ‘—* — - - • - J - - • fin i E O --J H ' LA V < RAW TORI) need.- ' J7? T IIA R R I.IIN M A RTIN I or S e r r e l a r y ol S t a t e lot One ^ "It T o nil ■i:<l Awfi s ti tu tim ' ' t M i | reln tH i to '.:*d| ' adding i -n-IMn j k n m * a ; S.vtmn 8, itut 1. t i/mg 211 e s t a ’disl - harp ■ cal go*i i nmret ca out D.i* a t"'jity,l all t oili't *, ilistrifi l lo. nl g " u umifnt* spot ti* i otTi.x,, i l ' .iurtsilli l n.a, ; "»BV f u rut ii.ii ••f till B srrilii a -yMrm ofH t h o r u i ' • \ i-iinjf id inilcbtiii fu >>; ail ■ i lletl by a m;i>ntj| i torn. PARKER F u r Mernlrer of S rb o o l H oard 3rd I tint r o t f"i One \ ) Es t. I No i h r M t;ite uii n u n - t a x In** STRENGTH-SEKV1CF. PROGRESS W. L A W T O N I IK iR N T O N T or Mi nilier of Srhinil Hoard I 'ln f i v e h i u u l r e i l d o l l a r ^ e x e m p t i o n f r o m l a . x a t i o n t o h e a d »*f a f a m i l y o n h u n >9*h o l d g o o d s a n d p e r s o n a l e f t V e t s , g i v i - s t h e w o r k i n g m a i l w h o h a - n o t k e e n a i d e t o I n n a lot "I Im tiM h o l d g i o i l s t h e p r e f e r e n c e a n d op|M )t u n i t y t o s a v e a l i t t l e t u x m o n e y l m o t h e r NO Cor ( ounty SuiM-rintendent of Publir In-ilriirtion J . K. S I I O E S M H H A S t a l e H ih e i i t a m i- l a x I.- i n l l e i l a l t l e util* n i n e , a m i mil iiiil'l a f t e r d e a t h , all u| | he i e x e u n t' trump In I k e S t a l e K a l i f i r a t m l i "I I In- pi < p o s e d em ist it utio;ittl uim -m lnn-iii pn»Inin lH ig lev> ul S t a l e n n ■nine nr u i h e r i l a i u e t a x e s w ill e i i i m i i a g e I n f l u x u l l a p n a l J«ir n n e s t n n n f a n d d e v e l u p m e i i t . T h e r e s u l l i n g i n n - a s e in a s si •-1 v a i u n t l n n on l...ik K«-al a m i IVr m nal p r o p e r t y wi l l pn>dm t- a Ih i k * r l ax n - v e m i e fr»i mil o n l y t h e S l i t , m also l o r t h e intintie.n a n d m tu iii i p a l i t i c s t h a n an u n o i n e o r i i O i e r d a m c t a x . Tin- i- .iiiitie.s a n d in u iia ijiaJltie.s w ni/kl hul r e c e i v e a r e n t oi a n v i n e o m e m u i h e r i t a a c u lu.x ih c S t a t e w o u ld l a k e all. . • I n aini'ial A t i t ' l r :• ..t I 1, i .i, i*li l litlnli nf Iin- S tall- ■'! I II.II.If. 11 In11*i* to tn x u tu ii a n . I l .a ,> . anil lltii* lillllg Unit II.. I i \ ,n< it in bi-rllu liira in ii-iinm -I ih II In l<-\ nil Uv th o Stuii-, mill . xi'iiiiiiing / n a n tn x a tln ti (•• tin- h.-«tl ,.f n fuinlly vciMiiial nriii-t'in f in . *nlui- nt fivi- b u m h i'il tlnllai •. H A R R IS t II \ R I . O T T E IL COI KIN State Alone Benefits ^i A. .1 M A D K I N S ' D n a t a i l t h a t **r l a n e a S l a t * u n " i m l a v A m i It " i n t i n s I n ' I a i . ■ a *>eroml. fiattiel* l l t a l l i e u i m l n s t i n - a l e i n m t l i n g t i n l a 'e (M iv g n n i I r . t l u s l i n ■- l a n e k i t tin . ' l a t e i l n n i i g t h e p a s t n a r . y n m g \ a g m a m i n h i m e l e a m . \* lit1!!, a> a m a l l e i u | t a i l , ’ it n i l ' i He l a x u s I lie « i n \ ill I h e s i t t i a l im i it u a - t in - l a I • r a w a t b 1 t a n .. 11• <««I \ I . i g ' - I l . g " M l l n a i l ''X p e l l>e l*’r o m S e p l i m i n i i s s u e n f ( ' l i i n ' l l l l i M l i e - , u l l ' l i j a l Ul j . n i " | tin O i e p m M a l e ( lia illk e r ul * u im n e iii* . •, M. H A N D l slitnti'.i <>f the J rclnt i t" citice i A. V A U G H A N adding n -er-.io* l ! Tnn** n . - Section 9 8, nutti riling th i cstii In . i har.jt * F o r T a x C n llc r lo r 1 cnl g "* i :rniert u | Note flit' O ne mil Dm ul ('canty,1 all i ou 'Intna JN'O. I) J I N K I N S if" »<*ir.mrotL t 1*• "’flcei, ut . jurisi'ii ion. fllllltlol - of all h I ’nr C o u n ty P r o s c r n l i n g A t t o r n e y M-ribr a - *stern cf| \ fo r O ne ■h.irir. x tsting uf Itllll'bt . • all ■ E R N E S T I'. H O U S I I O L D K K •k*«l 1 \ msjorityi to rs. C H A R L O T T E It. C O F F I N \ . l a i r iin n u n l a x is a p t ' i i a l l v nil «•111«•:' | •i' i . \ \ i m i m i - i . a f f n i i l s a n • s a m p l e <•I ( l i n i n g illilu sL l Ic.s l i m n III,* . S t a l e l»y I* \ \ ill M i l e I'll n l l l e l a , ( I r i - ) ' n n I .I .til ^ , n i ll'ii i v I ' l l !• lii e A l e l e i ' e m l n m \ n t e w i l l In* l . t k e n in ( l i i g n f i a ' tin ? g e l i e t t l . Iti 1 1<m I n l*l(« *1*4 ISFII ( 1IV M | M | |i IN \ , A MI-ADMKN I n C F o r T nx A anm a ur Vote fur One W A L D O W. W L U S T E R Examples of Other States s.\Mm; nAi.i.01 1 G O R D O N II. R U S S E L L W How to Vote F o r S heriff Vote fo r One J. J. PATTO N The levy of an inheritance tax means taking a pari of the capital whirl* has been developed by the desirable citizen and !»ii ninj* it in to the c,o\ eminent to he spent for the ordinary operation of the Slate. It is, therefore, as stated above, both, a cap­ ital levy and destruction of capital, an economic situation which an undeveloped State cannot afford. : and I ' 'ividmc hi *r11a tu rs or led l'\ the front t it x .xtion to | fa nn h per,onil valia- ■! five ho T H O M A S P. M A R T I N Florida without inheritance taxes will he at a jijeat advantage in athacting the desirable citizen who has saved money and who can leave it all to his wife or children, free of any deduction for Stale taxes if lie should die in Florida. in which it prohibits all such taxes. Men who wish to escape the burden of double taxation will come here to live and brine; tneir funds for investment. YES relativi to t.,J GEORGE T llo .M \S W ^ Florida will he a desirable Stale to live ligii u.- or clu O. K. H U T T O N Lartfe building operations mean con­ tinued employment for the luboriiu!; man, increased population, and mpro prosperity for the merchants. all the States impose inherit­ ance tikes, a number colled income taxes —all in addition to the United States tax. property, ,ndU, l »°u property p. education*^ ^ To amend Ar„ at It in inn nf tbe~ Si 'll E L I . E MAINES A. R. W E L S H Ratification of the amendment will re­ sult in millions of dollars becoming availabe to he loaned at a low rate of interest for buiding new hotels, apartment houses, residences and industries, resulting in cheaper money to the men who want to build homes and expand manufacturing operations. To amend Article 9 of the Constitution of the State of Florida relative to taxaion and finance, and providing that no tax up­ on inheritances or incomes shall be levied by the State, and exempting from taxation to the head of a family personal property of the value of five hundrd dollars. > °n the doIUrV rnmily |<cr,om| i 11. J E F F R I E S II rates 0f property V ote for O ne J E N N I E H. H R A N D E M I U R G EVA provide fw . m t e of t a i a l i f l For County Judge F. F. H IN G H A M II to ^ FS P E T E R E. H A R T N E T T 1924 A t General Election November for Amendment Which reads as follows. nnance, anthori Jo provide foi-ft value of live 1 A N N A E. A L L E N if'K,•j , l,1(: nnd providing | h crilntm * ur i,,<1 by the StitTl front »axation tjf F o r C lerk of t h e C irc u it C o u r t V ote f o r One \V. HLOITNT MYERS I o amend , Coniutt Honda, p To nniynd Aii StitlltlOIl r‘,'»tive to M A RV IN C. MeINTOSH s I rr--- —■1..’■ •i.-------— '" < ■ m 1 .--------— on «ucn I n ta n g ib le ' ' - -* ^ASs NO �■ ' <’ '* • • > ' ! W : ! ,• TT!R SANFORD ITERALD.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 4 ,1 0 2 4 Herald O UR LATEST As Brisbane Secs It kfcrtf n t r r uf tr rn n e n e ' r r p t ■■itar a t M a F a n l. riortrtn ,*!| ■*, ■*d *• Fecund ClniM er 17. t»1*. nl the lVi'totflre mforit. riorhl;.. under Art of V? Polifics. ' T h re e llitne<l .'Inn, M X - S o i* oOir WiCOWMOviat ' OOLP WltUW tv> 7 f *i•• t h i n g ' Are True. V i < <11m ■t > T h re a te n s. ItV V H IM K U lfIS ItA N E H1 A F F L IC T IO N CROSS-wow PUZZLE W/POl*J ; H 1 T> ti m wtp o astamp G E l'tb t'C LESSORS,SaMECiAY NtW VJtuL DE able T3 cszoss - worze~ Vu~zi.es- w .h'TTTiaT BE NICE ?* ■ I if **pi r lull v Iii2 I i v t'n iir n ii'T io x iia t k * ' A s r n n p m e ' r ' i c go es, i* i ' i r . Ton p e r r e n t ;i‘o wilt i!,-.nie n n r l of ti c')! it.fr it!) u.l : hr* c a m - 1 TT»>nr . *7 on HU Month* |1 M eretl (n*Clty by Carrier. i>«-» ;te . W eakly K.lltl.t. t :u n r«*r. riCCIAI. X O T K 'llt Alt ob itu a ry e*«. card* of thankt). rcnolutlntn* not Iron of .-n li r t a luinrnt* at lie re r*nii ore rniulr Trill be e h u m .il fit rri.tit.ir ».!\»rll*lnR r.itr« It seem s tlmt iliis plfi’M M rih u tin D w Ppterslmrjr nssnrinrt»>n is an nhnunl nffn.r. I the work wan started the jm'-ocintiou Iris see hut ion of h u ndifds of plant •« and shrubs Mr •M n r.tt T i n : j u t m e u m ) Ttie As*t»clMn1 1*ii*bj* iii fuel u* and ndditip tlv ir po id slicrc to tho iinprov* |1v -•■II11fI«*fl I** ill*’ ii t fur r r»i*ui. p tlu n f»f fill u r n n «liit|iritrlirM Sunshine City. n u I H I rr it t*r n*•V »»iltf»rw!*#* r****l In the hope of mtikinj' l'Tiidn :t 1 a n d n f 'd In'thl" pi*per nn»l ai"** tItf wII i»uhl inhrd t»*'»«*!n All rlk'lii« fact jus well a* in n au v, it ’vmil.i in <Nt)l)i>llntfliirt '«f ^prrlnl ill'iial eli her»*lu lire i Imi r . n r v e i l zations in every town in !!'•• i.i’e 1 IVtcrsImry iiMorint i■'?: in h;r. ur | k 1 meat and wnuM li.t\•■ jlu\ •'■o UIHI.T. Til CM (JIT poll TODAY, make a vpd i;«it y -I M'o - n>inir am.mp a'l ranks and >!a <rv S I ’C A K T H E O O O D W O R D : — n>sot iations who «■ busim*: • >'d 1 I d a v in r r . in tlir h e a rt of innn neitfld'orhoods more ir.iutit' I item nftkclh it i>t<uip; hut n a»o<l wmil could In* o r n t u im l Iindi i M-e d n i tin' nokvDi it triad. Proverb* 12. 2f>. tinn. IVi/.cs could he :>f|Tlt‘d bn the M IS DADDY HOME?* the prvtlitft jr;#rata-i:• lie* bum! ■m " O t ^ O. t.a ir r rtic n l l n w i h o r n o ) most luxuriant \in e. tt«- el- <»c. h e a r Bob 'b o u t a bloi'-k a w ay. . -w V lii Uniltlv h o m e ? " 1lei o is vanfi r.l u i !i i‘ h.i eist n W h e n M o th t oalln th e m in from beautiful d mryard an i ' n !’*-i ! \ . i ‘ piny. city I<»"iu tif \ ini'. 1 tit i1 u id 1 | " / * " i r W i ’v h o m e ? 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I *r'!'!v In.nu ? ” i When M o .lit r tell i I hi ni in the t hn -ifisl ir !cad> I liin . hall. ? :.i I 'a ih ly 'i l i o n n . i h e f r ll" f o u r lu-irin |o t r m k e III I te wilil m en n o tin- t i n r . >Whil" It.m ilv tin v all ile. t a re L T hat Dmiily’fi honn'! O h . wh.it a blc.s’ O'l tliintr in hear. _• "I.i H.nMv home?" 'J*WW A fllre't '.i ('it. nt nln! donr, "In lln.kh hot.ie ?" 1 h o n e l h a t in th e v.'nr* to be M y I kjv.-i w i .I t.it'iw s u r h love for W e m n e e d e thi- eloctlnli o f .lolin M ltfttlt. T h e ' Ktrnw l*i l hi* u hmU T he b a ttle of lb • hallot* i ■ > on. H e r e i- a l l o t h e r ' , m ' !’< si in;; . I ll t h e w o r t h -K. h il ki c j 'i i i v a> a p r i!i*-~ o !j< “ T h e Ilo llS c U i ft ", s :iy l i k e d e s k f o r h 'W l e r -1 ■t . I I -lai e t n s i t a n d a » P • " 1 o n li rin y ” A in i t o t i i iiL’ i'i t o ; , t ion t h a t t In ■ a i d “ i on r e s |un t e d a s t h e h >n ->v 1• h e a l a m i l j a l f a n . T i n ' hi a t l i i i i ) ’ u p o n n . o r v. 1 • tin p e r m i*-s|i»n • f t in l.ie i ,■ i : a n d s h o t i o a * , oi M. m i t S iii li a di K a m l it s ■ o! i . 11 m a i 'a j n mi nt o f a h o n n t u . i - s I In n o .in ; > !• a' i ' The ‘I itin- 1-Linein in vtutnierii why n y\ tp.in ■I" <*•’ h**r I'- whi ehu Is t> -I ir 1e «<il It \ mi t o ' t m f'i'll 1 ill. bmli of 1he tll.l J'OU enr: l i 1 i e* li i nn h cent * -T hII v is .a 1 lo u rtn t b throne h. A W m I f K T ! ’* m#i « of »Si in * t p * ,VUiiiMl‘U(‘iit th e n - will In ?: Jon* nl ■!. i o - b-. uj*bi to I I y for Inti 11 ' 'her : ho e l.i i a i link' I le I . ; Sitifai I ai I i b .‘ *. it ti-bi'. n ha hei k nee iMini.- I n i ' of New Y«l k * III. Ji-lit ut|^ l y i.i n Ct t-a ijit.tki i >\- k e r e gnuttructivc- tout l bat k h i u r h risltur. will never 'choyi* of K le o rh rtyget tu K r itl K telsler, 3 worldN i r - m ie r viullnist. tilaytnu ‘ fn Pm Is o.t A rm istice Day. Kri-i*> S J«*r Uted to be nn offirt-r In tbe y AuHtrinn sriiiv. Mn iloubt bis note? yvnuld Ihtis ile eoi-il D e p o s it jw* All the old line DuttKH-rats and ; • lot (it llm I..-W t i me Kciuibluaun, ■ • n e t to in rn tlo n a few folks who K t h i n k th f iiiM-Ivt-ii eroi>rusxi ve ber CM'Jee. lb* y t otu I for l^iKollette Clcmenceau, erntwiee Ticer of France, hue rejected fi fty thou •and flqiUr* for ten -artkJto on the Iinw ynt1 nplitfcal ritu.iUon. lie My*» ,“J h i v e j u s t finished n firut voliltnc o f m y life'* work which I have boen vrorkia:’ on *lnce 1U19. The second volume will lake me fiv e year* t o write and the third a n d l a s t a like period. Come and period O o x i:s for personal use arc available; at small rental charge. «l > O-IHMij 11: uii^iii'T.v in tin- e vi !u -i. ri-r- |u |,| ami | ten! head chit-l Aral ent i Brit! in A repn idem ia! Fa.-1i*i a nor Ini small K cash l»al ii- ikin c i ''in. Beaut ^t\■1 1.i*i11»1k•i y. p'tposure, pa'. .*! >i v r t Cor- ^ ou can bring contents <or im m ediate deposit. •"sl-M with in .m tu lmild ■- tt'ow if Sotlesii-fil. sKmii.no net sixty do!!a* | km*month. 4rr haV.Dl K >t t itC A i. e s r .y r E - V N |) in s i r ^ c b ‘ Z P i t O N B i j ; ----- O P 11 R 501-2 F H I S T N A 1 I l i NAL llA N K IILDCk. Krfcfwln* B a c u B B a a n n ’s r a n c r m a m c a c u n a a B K n r c B a B B a a K l i U H B B a B i . . - In te re st I » a ld o n S a v i n g s StrenRth ^Sendee A<T°untS Proffrcss �l(P?? • ' ' 1\ 1 ** , # -- VT- THE; — ----- a U.1 MISS ROSAMOND RADFOBD. Society Editor. Phone: Re«. 425 nr Tuesday. VP Board M eeting o r the |c iu b will be held tot the Tuesday a l 9.80. A. M. Bridge Club, HoStesfe, rkins Connelly, 3 p. m. Wednesday. Shower; Honorec, Mias ng.hostes*. Mrs. S h e rm a n 130 p. m. jnl Dance; Dale T roy OrIrmonv; 9 P- m* monthly business meet[ Womans Cluh W ednesday i at 3 o(c)ock. Ten; J e n n y Spaulding time of Mrs. A. J. Lossing, >- , ' r?-* **t m**Sr\ * f* PAGE • ■(. • Martin, and Supt. Lawton tof Oviedo; Measm. Ward per o f Orlnndo, Endor Curlett of Geneva; Mr; CTa'rW of OicWila. Chuluota BUILD STRENGTH WITH SAGE TEA j STOPS CATARRH Mr C hapter of E a s te r n i julnr meeting, 7 :30 p. in, PRINCESS THEATRE T ie old time m ixture of Sngi i •' vo-.ii no-trils an- (logged and Tea and Sulphur for darkening vour head tulfed been lire <d eaI grav, streaked and faded him is luiili or a * old.get Kly .* I i(imi »grand m other's reripi>. and folks Bnim at i i v diii;* slot Apply n are again using it to keep............ their ; little of 1be- |utre. ani l ept ir . g e r m . , Mi i l i t !lil" “ ,,v,,n p hK' M ; Id.- t n . M i - g . r e a m n t o v o i i . u o. t r i l s ouile se n -lh lr. a* we a . e living i n , ^ , , (t )( , v -r\ an a g e when a v o i d hful nppei . , ( ........... ...... I an d me m- j unee is of the greatest advantage ,,r,,„l ) r . ’ N o wa d ay s, t hough, we Hon t h ave ....., fl...... Your bea d is ' l hi t4»uhIrH«mir ln*K of t r at ncimi : 1 * e". You " I s ll. i l'f* * » i l out ' t h e sa ge and the tnussv m i x i n g at 1 \ ii m ii ■ hti-.v1. t n g heme. All tirin' s t o r e sell tin | In i il h e 11 c c h H e id o d d and eu "■ - m if f in g . i e nd y -t o - us e produc!. u np r o v e d b\ mageD »n*t stay the a ddi tn n of o t h e r i n g r e d i e n t . , -a * : ll \ li Id Ilk* miM l- M " l l d ip i i h .’.i-d tip called “ W y e t h ' s >ng. and Sulplitn il.li* H e ll. 1 I- C live. ( ' (impound. " Ii I* vet y populai because pohodv i an dif rovot it ha WonI’.tt, n i ’I N IN t; D A M been applied. .Simply moi s t en your 1'nlui* c omb o r soil br ush wi t h it iiiul !. i ; d mu ii ; Dal.1 T i e . ' Weil 1“ i , - i * \ ’ irtivv, 111 '** d i a w this t h r o u g h j o u r hai r, ink C r e p e DE Ch in e & ii. ~tl.iv n ig h t. Nn\ rn it g one sm.ill s t r a n d .it a t i m e; b\ 3ACQUEUNE LOGAN IN A Co l d LflCEV D RESS WITH FLARE"© (DSTRi CH-t i - j tin l Ping lh> i lit> tririr d i s a p p e a rs , BLACK S A T IN 'D tN N E a CoWAl' hut what d e l i g h t ' t he Indies with \\ M I I'.M'KU WlTIt FLARE OF 5 A ttM th i« In " M a n h a tta n ” The lace. Gold lnco godetn form the W y e t h ’s Sagi and S ul ph ur t mn pound, is t h at , hesiil. ■ la ititifidlv flare and give groat additional E O yPT A lH .TULl P £ * dreaa Is black xntin, and 1h atrnlKbt di.tl.eiiing ill ha m a I ter a lew an hi * 1iii> WtiH and ateevnless Ju st below the hip* width. that l*C ^ *i{t L a v t t h Needle** to say. this gown would I In <t i on s . it nl -o predtii i there Is n Horn of tilack satin ± 1 Friday Reception— Preabytcrch: a p. ill. Monday I'liinri of <’ongregntionnl | h o ' t ' " . Mrs. John Moisch, r*t Street. 3 p. nt. lL p l a n s f o r EXHIBIT, NOV. BEING MADE | n t ' rive all S anford pcoan<i voting, a chance to see 1exhibit which oFt i rruiuri at the W om a n’s irnngeiiienla have liven I hate the i lull house open n» the following week, and night, to la* announced Ihe e \lotut will lie oil vie fn-t Iime at t lie Studio he i lul> house Friday after* lint foui lo six. at whn h T H E dinner gown is n delight to 4 think about. Simple, atralght. tlRfiful. It Is tho most delightful of dresses to plan Tho hall gown Is different. And the dance frock' T hey are more fuBsy. more brilliant, more ebcaul--w ell, not ri'Hlly muro ele "llowferB" worked out ln Kgypilnnlooktng tulip*. This border Is both rleh and unusual and Is decorated enough for any frock. Till* flam bualnnsH I* havlnp quite a go thl* Reason. T hom I* u very koih! reason. Every woman like* tho straight slender lines for every dress But sometimes. If the dress la loo straight and nurrow. there la not enough freedom for walking or dancing no she keeps the straight lines lo her knees and lets thing* Haro from there. Two mom of these straight things wiih flaring bottom* are ahown In tlft. sketch above. Tho one at tho loft Is entirely of gold Kant— for lh« p r op e r di nn e r gown In of (irlumio will s pe ak I |B 8,f * a n t ln fho r i c hn e s s and him But a n y ­ iinpnrtam-e of the pllclty of It r mat or l nl s how. t h e ball (town Is a ‘ niurh n m unitv building h a r d e r tlilns to t u r n out an inform al ret rn Fuller during the T h r e e s i mpl e d i n n e r gownn ar e ahown above In t h e photo, t he in (-iicii lo the general moat " e l a h o r a t c " of t h e m Is p i c t ur ­ will a- cluh members. ed. II la on thn (.lender per son of II tin -es-‘ion.v of the lilt Mtaa J a c q u e l i n e laixan. a P a r a ­ There will be u charge of m o u n t player, soon t o he se en In ii'lini-'ien to tile ten. n in I f- 1 adults at o th e r times. I n tin et the expense of ilu* inhiahlc collection tings t-> Sanford. A fte r 'fling, i hildren accompanied t- will be admit ted free ; (in Is- h -ned tha t every pnridib'Mi will tuke u d v a n ’ v , \ mm r >V I'l'fiWtl nf \ •» u T i 1 UM'in* npoituiutv to have I |ils“ III t h l ’ It!M l’-1 **l ti IM I « l H a l nl.b. n - n ami study a ftm* I•• vs i V n >t s' ti*■ lit* i a! ' ^ -fii* i (ti el l a in tm e s by A m r n - M i f s l >o i n ! h \ S U ' k i I r iiii* V n l t f h t ist I:, nioduetions of well . . . i *11s* 1tt«•I f »' (\ f*■'ll •»1 I and • g- a te studied b\ t’V ‘ l., ' k i n l i ' l t h a t lln Hal ' v' - f( tf tl--'1 ldt« e in their art wot k ha \ i t njUm l thi’ *t see tie -L heels, hot the at min r Will do m ore In I be e n t i l e leW( I tine \\ li > i lc. nmro i «* Open itjH'ii I' i v. ti 1M*atilli’n tif r o l n r orated III the 'M ill of W\o <las (lost--, witehe* tiding 111i»* hr 11. -in Tlt.it. i!ti\ nuiiiher o f h* rv ft. und , s k i U lfth s . h im k » a t ■* lior> m i \val«. i u r t a i i i ' an.I fiyuie* of Idrun VVirh l,1'“ k l «,s r‘,v*"’'1 H»-'hta. c«*tI 1 n “ •‘fionkV” ntniosphere ..v.-r V \\ the l o o m s Mm.* r .o e ie d the floor _. . __ | and hung froitl the walls. In the |"U are the parent of a child enrtrer of the living room a ghost ■ unfortunate a* to have was found much t.. the horror* -d ii are advi*ed to trv My the g'liest*. they were II '"! I irer Oil Tablet* for 30 A* the guest urriv. met ut the door b\ Mi>* M artha Mid note the result*. I t ’s hard for chil Tiifl* <d Orlando and asked In d u n to ta k e vile cod , how m ain beau* were in the liver oil—the nttXU ~ iar Miw5 Kosamoial Kmlinr*! «am** ni 1 Imx of method — McCoy'* 1t,u‘ all<l W11' kr‘vr‘l Jl Cod Liver Oil T a b I ***le«"te«l , hocidatea let* augur coated it Tfie guest*’ were in xt m ated on HI niHlitl im- k'"''1' [«i tuke. is the floor am! iti th ru kni (ontunie^. and easy t< the seetie ri^einhh that of a min b bettii»jNo m atter how k in d e ig a iten l-oih 'iir-i * l|s weak, thill, puny oi . *ivi-ii a nunibei and n> thi n mini underdeveloped your her was called they attem pted lo i Ii■Id m ay la-, these pin i eve on a cat head Snl tablet.* will proha- 1Chriatenbery came Die neu rest t>|y help it. If they and was given a t».x ot cholcnate., don’t, you can gel D uring the telling of the ’Dead vour money back ut M an’* T a le ” *hrtek* of horror and I hi* haiidltuK J C Dean ^ I n diiAtroflii w e r e h e a t <1 d iu g g ix t—<10 tablet* of the iiurt* of the dead m ui * It. sura you got Mc- head was horrible hut was imnie dialelv followed b> laughter 'he o n g ia a l und genuine. To each guest a Halloween loilvpop was given in a unique way ■ To n large cover box string* were a ttached and the ouests pulled the Hiring* and drew the lollypop*. During the evening delicious *I *« r 1 uni t 11m i l Hi*1' H 4' r>‘ "*■ h bn bus ir1e»l ltitsi n MISS STOKES I'KOVKS A GRACIOl’S HOSTESS AT I IAI.I.' iWK'KN PARTY j n Good w ater Is essential to good 5 ' health and can be had by phoning phone 60, Silver Lake Spring* Co. Adv. I \ ff 1 1' t l l <t ** o f r \ i 11 v up 111*1 I e If I I a I' p e a t . I M e -1 ii r f • '* * • be lovely worked out In silver hoc, Sabundance win ll e *u ntlrnelive i l.ai l' -'r. i* ii.ini di: or black lace over a flesh silk slip I But gold lace with Its warm, yd t i l ’F M N C D A I ! Dale I i..\ ’ S.mlord I’ninl A Wall I’ap. t o. lowlsh tint Is exquisite. ('ii In - 1r ii ednesdar . No \ ei.ibei W , lak . H i.dil'ii" • li ,il I In A i m t . * .• I ‘ M i I (l The frock nt the right 1* charm Ing It Is In a coral pink, and It* ( \ l t l t (ll I li \ M \ S border Is of Ihroe rows of feather W■- wi h lo thank I In nn ndie■ flouncing. One row a doepet f lie Si IK|> llllll ("III" Ilf I ’ll shade than the other, so th«l the lowest row la a deop, luscious, Met ipiTli i I ’hurt h -it'd all of m u fi i id* in S.-inloid tei their dom. warm coral. *e t sinpnthv 'id kinditi .bill- i One of those prelty pink French tui i e- i n I 1111 i if ul tii J1111 i 1 11\11 carnations Is pinned at tho ehoul i nt tile, n <111 der and a necklace of alternate - ll’ES MID grey pearls and (oral beads lend* distinction in omnmeni i n . h a s 'i * W ulna-, t id i u u * A large grey fan complete* the 1i,il. I n ij '- I'jilai' I’luV n s A mu picture. . r SI r-o Wednesday mglil Buy a ( LABK JKWKL Gas Uaiuvo at BaM.iiarciwai r ( o. M r- < lark*' I .I’l i n i t i ti M ai rha ' ” V. 1 1i j i.,\ , 1n i a "I'd I l i l t ^ f I * *’ l a h i l Mi 1 \: I ti >tl ( h * i* | « ril.i i t \ M j k vv i 11 Nt* i u u 1 S a in I t;111 \ \ Ink, l l« i t ht * M.(t> . 1« n a t io n a l J im k MAZDA I ***t»t■1 1 row MOOKI<; in “ Hit; N 'T ) I** I flro th e r” If* x i u-.nh A la rm C lo c k s $3 S p a s m o d i c _________ $ 4 , 0 0 LMJT or v a l. for v a l. THIS $ 1 .5 0 for $ 2 . 0 0 LOT [ M c L a u l i n , The J e w e l e r Link II B 03■ tf Q ■ ■ B A ■ ■ B I ■ D UO V ■ H ■ ■ I ■■! SRI Election Returns by Radio ■■ \ di a n* Huro to g( t tin r e tu r n s if .Vim lunv a radio. 11 you have not It 1 i* tmt too late. W e will iii'tnll one of y o u r choice from our com plete sto c k immoiJinti-ly. I O L D H A L L I *A It i\ D ON’T W A IT D on’t W aste S ockets F CALL Sheetrock makes solid, tight-jointed and fire- s proof walls and ceilings. Il is pure gypsum cast in sheets — and unlike wood, paper or pulp, it is non-warping, vermin-proof, sound­ proof and lasting. i rv y H o m e s , ’ s to r e s , fnc to r ie s , h a v e t h e i r i n d i ­ v id u a l l ig h tin g needs; b u t t h e r e is u N a t i o n a l M a z d a l a m p t o fit e a c h c a se . W e ’ll g la d ly ta lk "la m p s" w ith you. "At the S ig n o f the FOOT OF FIRST STREET '' mmmmm mu M P i m n n a n i M B ■ ■■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! The Garden Y ear IN L am p" MlltAi * •••!• PENI NS ULAR ELECTRIC SHOP -I ISO-J \\Hof-Mac Battery Company OR e c o n o m i c a l ligh tin g e v e r y sock ct s h o u ld h a v e in it th e proper N a t io n a l M a z d a lu m p —correctly sh ad ed . Big rooms can be partitioned off into extra ^ rooms, unfinished additions walled and ceiled, attics and basements turned into valuable space. T l r k r f i s«n isiil r f I r v u * U f i f m i l ) — ( I t i t t r r ' a D r i l l M u f r * n r t u i r p r i r r ■ »* ul gruuniii. ‘ WATCH FOR THE DATE! IT W ONT BE VERY LONG BEFORE The Sanford Electric Company, Inc. Is Will movu into their New Store in the Merriweather Bldg, with the moHt modern and best equipped s t o c k in this part of the State. tical Parlors and has his perscriptions now on file \\ "fliiparVmi Amii l'l»nr<i(l:ij E K N K S T T O ItllE N C E I\ ” I lie S i d e Siiotv o f L if e ' mm r AnnounceH tite purchase of Dr. Toni Moorfc s Op­ I*fi I In • N V w SAT., NOV. i LAMPS r S wonderful what you can do for a little money when you remodel with Sheetrock, the fireproof wall board. Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr. <£A W oman’s Secret” T*i |.t »"• .if i !i« I *,i y ONLY A n i \ \ San ford Iuu It I ii*’ 1 til I hi is-*1*iii*•i i v Just nail the Sheetrock to the joists or etuaatng, and decorate as you please, w ith paint, paper, or Textone, The Sheetrock Decorator. Made only by the U nited States Gypsum Company. IN Ci m t L \ »i \ Kire I n ' it i'd W ith Sheetrock | ( MAE M A R SH (Sun R i s e at little cost , Till) XV III N I 111 “ Big Improvements | , t LOSING OI T .-TKCIALS M i d i i' -'killing wniuriln) •« n ii. I i.TO, I t s r i l i n g I r - a i n n . I d tw o. I tlHl. \ | i i innli't i l inn h ! « - • : < al a U N IT E D STATES G YPSUM COMPANY 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois the same efficient and prompt service. Try Smith’s Harbor Shop for tfood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to \ aldez. ill I , I r ii Init ti | J lfl»l A larm Clocks at Half Price Box Supper \ 1!»«•11a ai >- ami | A sk your lumber or building material dealer for sample and prices. in his office and assures the patrons of Dr. Moore M I r ptith. Mi-* S a m Warr*n 1.1111iit! Nhi r, 1-it *t 1 • 1\ . V l S M - ' 1. k . Mil K. I!, lla-'iin. H*»hl',f 4 hii|> mini, tluli , /.,(■ lun . (irtii i <tilhii K oiim tirfi K.iiJ!uitl. 1 U i • in « Me i.i li..M,11 L" .1 *» t < --w a h . J t a n M .iv v if 'IJ, Vr J A Now Water l i h \* a - a >it •> ( 11>i i*'ii u i 11 him if! “ ii Mu *11m 111] l.'l it mVft U III* h !M' hi* **■*-*1111' i.! IL.il r t f ' \\ 11t lIf " ,r \ t i 1* t • h*ni* III,- e r 1..11' ’ 1a. tl..i , In-'li -. ii i ■’i.l 1- . M l III 1T nn 11 M1 II.i . 1 ......... ' - t nl i fit! t hi'Mi' I KK' ((kill I'li I ppI'Ik (1 \v ll li w hlf |" *1 if i.ill! Hli. 1 ill'"* D 11•sL11! Ill nit 1 111»**i »Hv lt«>d bv Ml ' St.-k* fl ell aild Strong- ‘Ivor Lake Springs Co. • VJg! . •»rt, rf «r.' , s , ^WV' Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ilrumley went to St. A ugustine la s t week. They ^ Y o u r health depends on g o o d The Seminole County T te a c h e r s ’ education in the schools were made a tte n d e d the funeral of Ja m e s K. water. There in none hotter than.; Club mot F rid a y a fte rn o o n in the by Miss Abide Dowdney. I n g r a h a m T u e s d a y a t 3 p. m. a t Silver Lake Springs Co. water, __ J auditorium of th e S a n fo rd G r a m ­ Supt. T. W. Ijiw to n gave avery t h e E p is c o p a l C h u rch . which m a r -School, with P re sid e n t J. T. interesting talk on ‘‘The Relation Mr. In g ra h a m , p m i d e n t of t h e . rn . you can get by calling phon Jar-obit in charge. of the Teacher to the T rustee.” C huluota Lund Company und vice- ou‘ AOV' T he cluh enjoyed “ My Tomor- He also made several im portant president of F lorida Ea.;t Coast |ro»'**, r u n g by M rs. J . M. Colcdough. announcement!-. H a itioml Identified himself, with and “i i j i c n The Old Man S m okes’’, Upon mention hy Mrs. Harbor j develop&ment of this ,oction 1read by bliss M a rg a re t McHa p . T he body depends entirely on tl Following this p ro g ra m , the th e teachers gave Mr. U w t o n a , Mi\ fnernlmhi will he lung reelection of new officer* tnok plucv. rising vote of appreciation for his men,bored f„ r |,is Kjft to make blood for strength. If the blood i . Mr«. S. P. Arr ington w a s elected work with them. She said “ we ; possible Chuluota's new school thin, impure and unde your strength ia impaired, yonr io succeed Mr. Jacobs, a s r r ^ i . h h o u ld congratulate ourselves th a t I building. dent, with Mr, Suig us vico-prrsi- he in with us a ga in.’ Mr. T. T. Weltch, ro u te ngent tality ia lowered and yoor ] II. t . i 'uBose, chairman of th e i for E xpress Company. Mr. It. II. rcsiatance against disease let dent. Clarence !> Pi lost was elect L E O N A R D I ’S E L I X I R ml to succeed Mrs. Selna Harbor |o<otl Imai.l was nresent. and on Pyle, tra v e lin g auditor for Florida l>chalf of the patrons, gave the I E a s t Coast visited Chuluota, Mon* T H E B L O O D feeds tho as secretary. I builds It up, makes it rich,.: M. J. Okorlund invited th e te n c h • tuachers a speech of appreciation I day. ! pure. Good Fed blood l e t s to hold th e ir ne x t m eeting at fur their work w ith th e children of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snyder m o to r­ health, strength and new v our countv. , Oviedo on Nov. 22. ed to Kissimmee Sunday. They j Fortify your body against < Mrs. K. C. Maxwell was appoint* 1 Mr. ('ripe th ru invited the touch­ returned via Conway and e n jo y e d . Make it’ stronger, more healtl ers to the lun h room w h-re a d e ­ i-d c hairm an of a com m ittee to out ■ i nner al Chuluota Inn using L E O N A R D I ’S El line a definite, constructive m o - licious lunch was cn joveii by every* Mr. S tanley is convalescent. F O R T H E B L O O D , the Ideal t ,Tnm f o r the too clip it* at their I one. Ask for L E ( The meeting then mi initiated, to I Mr.--. Teuton who lias been a la r m ­ a n d purifier. , nieetinos this year. Some help A R D I ’S E L I X I R In the ingly ill, is very much better. fid suggestions concerning health j tucet at Oviedo on Nov. — Among the visitors to Chuluota package. Refuse all substitutes; , this week were Dr. and Mrs. J. \V. all druggists. ■b V Thursday. | Neighbors;, Masonic Hull; re fill . FLARES, ARE POPULAR THIS SEASON FOR STRAIGHT-LINE DANCE FROCKS Social ialendar f u llf l f o r a ■ SEMINOLE COUNTY TEACHERS’ CLUB MEETS AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL FRIDAY an r ur Hrr» Irr l ’kaiir f»0 j *1' ' NOVEMBER, 4,1924 __ — W - * 5 ''" / .->Jr- .*' Twj 5 v i ‘> W l will bt- U t t e r able to aerve o u r p a p o p s a n d U ipw who give us th e ir business In the f u t u r e . m«. u. a. pm. o t . Your needs are sallclled at all times. Electrical Contracting T h is u n iq u e and in t e r e s t i n g in.iiiihly g uide lo t h e interetot* ing a d v e n tu r e u f m a k in g a la w n a n d g a r d e n in Florida* U th is week for tho f i r s t tim e pla ce d un public sale do tow n in S a n fo rd . It h as received c o m m e n d a tio n * f r C h a m b e r s uf t'u n n iie rc e und W o m en 's C lu b s th r u u g h o th o S t a t e , und m uny word* of a p p r e c ia tio n f r o m indivldu a n d inuguzlnss t h r u u g h u u t th e c o u n t r y . .... Wi feel t h a t it s h o u ld In- in e v e r y h o m e and that It should l>e sent f a r a n d wide to thoac w ho m i g h t be Inter*-*; n - tiil in ro m hij; to F lo rid a , because u F lo rid * home withb U it a intelligently p la n n e d a n d k e p t g a r d e n is not really" n h rn u in the Land of F low er* it is our p le a s u r e to i n s e r t th is especial word of s w £ pi r e la tio n for th e woyk th e W o m a n 's C lub of Hanford is doing in p u b lis h in g a n d d i s t r i b u t i n g th is source o f Lnfoi n a t i o n , , yx > S f Wr — MMMm * Southern Florida W. H. TU N N IC LIFFE, President. • :■' * ..... ............ - - -* ...v - '’ j H | ; • ■->] ' �mtm WaKp t ' ' ■ » IHEWS? .'V m »AOB FOtfa K m m & M & L, GARDEN; PEAS r' ' +* *# firj >» Ay the leading varieties of 'GARW e carry = D EN PEA S,'including KILGORE’S WINNER, GRAD U S. THOS. LAXTON, LITTLE MARVEL, and the TALL and DWARF TELEPHONE. KILGORE SEED COMPANY ^ X V E L A K A ’ BU IL D IN G ---------------------------PHONE 248 A w ift •v i I Wi-. 15r: BIG CROP Fertilizers “ Make Every Acre Do Its Best" The many big crops of the fruit and fancy vegetables grown with Armour’s Itl<■ CROP fertilizers are our best advertisement. Actual field results clearly prove • their superior crop-making ability. Only high grade materials of known value enter into their composition. The plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of the par­ ticular crop for which it is intended. They can he de­ fended upon to grow big crops if big crops are possible. 7or Citrus andVegetable Crops The Armour RIG CROP line is complete. It includes formulas and analyses to suit every Florida crop and soil. Among the four types of RIG CROP citrus mix­ tures there is one especially adapted to the fall needs of your grove. And there’s a RIG CROP vegetable fertilizer to s a tisfy every need of your soil and c r o p Descriptive booklet free on request Warehouse at Sanford A rm our F c r l i l i / r r Works \V«*nI ('o m m rrrin l and U. It. Ai t* Armour Fertilizer Works CITRUSEXCHANGE f mom’n ENGAGES 3 BOATS TO CARRY FRUIT Q -■uni t m u . t ,i k, - a l"t " i \/ d a m th* ( i ui b ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « » .t ■ rr a n ■ ■ t ■ Mai a « u u f fn LEADING LADW FOR T H E FRiXfOUTW F i l m CO WHAT I S WOUP. OCCUPATION IF ANM ? hE WHOHAUE USED ' MAGIC ; MUO HAS BEEN) T A M P A . Nov. 4.— Entnbllshmpnt of n fluridn Citrun Exchange Ilont lino, consisting of th e stoamshins | Itolnro, Twin Cities and Twin Ports, to tra n sp o rt fruit of its i member* from Florida ports to A t­ lantic seaboard cities, is announc­ ed h ere bv I,. C. Edwards, p re si­ dent of tlie cooperative m a rk e tin g o r e a td nation. lib> SMMSSBKSHUgjj • 4.: ft CALLED To t h e S tamd Tb DEMON­ STRATE The MECtT OF POP’S PRODUCT cam t h e h e a p WH W S H E ’S S N O R I N G S O L O U D S H E ’S K E E P I N G T H E ju r v h e r "Wh o l e PLWNLW ? JURV a w a k e 3 " y if - ii ; * I Kvrrv m m a t, , snlisfnrtnrv service from t i e iluilies C buys. !i hi* lines not get it. he bus paid too much fur Until— no m atter what l he prict 'T S , • ' e i »J * « , % What Is Your of Value in Tailoring 9 I I ' fi m i y ^ uim ct I INK C U STO M TAILORING gives all the service any man c m cvjk*cu itinl mute. too i l l MT Mt l » Hi’X ? SUNSHINE EGG AND ^DEVELOPING MASH The new Fall fabrics amt style- are rvady, <Jail tu show t lu m. JOHN W. SNKI’ I) Mvrlle Avenue \ I our (It Si. I’lionc 5 39 Our line of ‘'Good Goods" is complete. WINTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS And you can tv assured of winter c^s hy helping out the hens’£rain raticox, with the riftlit amount ot a hiih ■* protein feed like SUNSHINE EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH •*s t . nr ia i fe* t i oinliViun as |iu*.*i Jack sum i Ilf. Fla. IIHM -By TAYLOK “Snore and You'Sleep Alone- F ir st of FlFTV wrrfOFAES , Iloatfl Will T ransport'Fruit From Tampa (o New York; Will Efifecl Saving Many Thousand to the Growers A ? a r e s u lt o f the new f r e ig h t r a t e s on c i tr u s s h ip m e n ts m ade a v a ila b le to F lo rid a C itru s Ex­ ch a n g e bv tlie successful c o m p le ­ tion of p r e p a r a t i o n s for this w a t e r t r a n s p o r t a t i o n pro jec t, Mr. Ed­ w ard s dec la re d th a t th e v would be able to s a v e h u n d red s of th o u sa n d s of d o lla rs tn the m a r k e tin g of th e ir 11roiis th is season. | " T h e r a t e for f tu i: sh ip m e n ts lo v e r th e F lorida C i tr u s E x c h a n g e 'b o a t line will lie .'i.r> ce n ts a box from T a m p a to New Y o rk." s a y s Mr. E d w a rd s. " T h is s a m e r a t e also a p p lie s ,,n sh ip m e n ts from ' o t h e r Florida p o rts to New York. Compart* th is with th e Jl.flfi per box f r e ig h t r a te th a t th e railro a d s >h a r g e for a haul from T a m p a to New York, or the f).f!K tier box r a t e thi-v a ssess fo r a ship m en t t l m m F o rt Mvere to N ew Y‘irk " t in a s h ip m e n t fro m F ort Mv- j 11*. of New York, as an exa m ple , | wo will la* tiIrl>• to sa v e from 75 to tm c e n ts a box, dep e n d in g oil tin* d is ta n c e that I he f ru it m ust he hauled fio m the tun king house to th e hunt. When we have shiptied all th e ft int into N ew York, P h ilad e lp h ia , Boston anil o th e r s e a ­ board m a r k e t s t h a t those cities can {consume, we t a n transport the i fru it c a r t ied to those p o rts hv o u r boats to in la n d (mints over th e raillo a d s a n d still save at least fit) •,ents n box over th e all tail ra te . | <ln the whole, v e expect to shill | fruit o v e r th e F lo lid a C i t r u s F.x j chatiire boat line at one th ird the t a t e th a t is a v a ila b le to o th e r g r o w e rs who do not t u n e the ltd v a nl a g e of t his o t i i r e " All t h r e e of the boat * m the set vice of the I hold i • lit us Fx i linage will m ake two t u p s a m o n th front Florid** ports t,, n o rth i i n MUilmlird m a rk e td s , **n tlleie will la* a tota l o| si\ sa ilin g s I ' >> i' v m o n th The first ship m en t et th e in w lira will be m ade in | N o' em ber, on a d a te th a t will lie nn I>unieiUn* ed la te r All t h r e e of the a m s h ip s m e eiim pned w ith mod n i ef i igei al ion **i ii i pnteti I w b n b ill enal'b- them to m i l l fru it in po p T— (ONEOFWILKES' A feed for every purpose. Ytmr money Rack If Yon A c not Satisfied POISON (Coral Gables Office) MI LANK THKATKR Hl.HG. bib n a * a a a i a u a a a a at n a a a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i a ■ ■ ■ a Guest Tonight ________________ ___________________ 2 ______ Quick and Accurate Election Returns From the Associated Press Coming to This Newspaper By a Leased W ire ■ i si As Soon as the Polls Close, All Over the Country Returns Will Begin Coming to This Paper. GET HERE EARLY AND STAY LATE! ,k - g* #* * w ;* j Ii I- s *"■ in ., • * -va A i ^ The Cut Worm we have the ingredients you use. Molasses F an s Green, IIran, Cotton Seed Meal. i u r t i i a i i i a i x i u a i a a i i i c i i t i i a a i x n i j i i a a D i x i x i i b x i i u M i a r a i u K o a i i i a i i i i i i i a i a M i B i i i H a i i i i a i x i a K i i i x a i a ■aa Herald m S. W. BRADFORI ... *L. a --------------- - i — ,i y . . ■■ a - ■ - ■ ■-— hb a n a a a a iu �.. 1 - ftoVElTOER 4 .E fw f. ! , ™ p a c e 1 "A b-Mm ■ »t I r . V, Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of l\ .it ^ C la s s ifie d D ir e c t o r y L— u; ~—' _ ’• ”T ------- —T --------------------------- ---- --- ---- - - - | PjO k Jrnnrei i f r k~ht Y f li, i Z i n t i F?p' VI'.V 'Y . - * i^ t greatest • V'vrthiV ' „„• * ' t ' f i ||. I » !<•' 1■’ >. :ivi ro.. Georgia f |iff n II*# A Mar MA ME "H.ARRl X. I\ M ntr’ i ’Iu I VMr \ MOJt N 't \ ( ; TU IH FN E r. nrk of nil kii’ili. Rain wall i a a . ,i in vntir stibsci ;pt i..:i (■> «#* n l*li* If 0 Mne b| i * i i i f t y. Old Ei r t Nai r n: ; ,! T* il> it;.- or h an d it to %1„ i r |.m,i j ; . . n k 1Sin tiling. — _ d, Icr ... you can r..«,| Fl..ri«l«*a r.*r con .A. n KY'H I 'H M , ST O R E i t i p t i o n s . ItruiT', S o d a . 1.•r fthOV t» l#nirih f..r < a I 1<>.t T r Rimf l ' H l l l . . 1» , ■* fill IIt ■.' 1*1 ..i.l 1.4 I \ U \ ER Li w is - tfutr It a " \ i iif,,. l : u h . i . I Si. - • 'h l .c i h 1•** ■ l ! 1' ! . 1' L '■ht.u Sc. ' II, f|t | l ■i *"* It* I I. 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W Y 4> 'f a x Rooks | ,t \ J: t. ■ 1 1■ , , e , 1 to <el I ’ 1 .’ ,, 1 .call' T M IR 1 Jik> land. ■* 1 ' ( )|> cn t t |i. 1 s *\i mliiEi ■ , <iiv o ' allow , n t , s til I 1 | .1 1 ,. t p 11. 1 n Ih 1 t |• I ! I 1 • l a v ' ' "e. 11, , '1 11. •• .1V <• *> J J 4. ^ * +<■ •I*<* v *'■ *1*’!♦ •> v •i**i* 4*<• D u ild is if T M a te r ia l + 4* * v •>+ m u At IF. < oncrrle urncral . cu.cl.I s o l . Sides nil ’ builda * Mi nk' irriKHlmn boxes. J E I n s illi'KCt. Ru p I , m l , 1 .,1 1 i: 11I,‘ti w Material 1 , 1 11 1 I .auil'ii 1 oiepany H I ' I. I .l'M H K K CM H U'C , , g ,.T.:y and I’llCV ** .j. Jr .77 J 4. %% -7-7 •7-1 ❖ + Ka Inc- 'loti I .1 -I Sernnil - t - 7- *> ■t* *7 "S .> *;*■: V 3 , + T‘ -r '7 - V | T ) p. -!- s- *1 ■!- + -7 -t- ^ l- -. -i- ++ Heal.tall 21 M i l ' l l E. iiu jt N .v 1 r 1m, 111 ft;11»*»a | n h [ a I'd '*1*;,' *»* iMI muni f»«t \ * n» b I l f d.cr Ni W . 1,*i 4 I 1 \ !• I " i t i n y Hit' ll " I Mil l E A r ;n I liilviT. w i t h I « ' I <- 1 R o m i l , I:- w a n i n g , t i p I IS I a In Ir > tin jrot 11 ' t i l l s f f , , dl h u . - ale t . . ■te 1 • I\ ' ,l| ) ' I . I 1 1' • I •I V M V\ I » K x > . * r * *•i . 11 *\ * , 1 , 1 * VI I NI >1 f I. f | 1 | \ ■ - .*1.11 1 RENT 2 nirelv f ur ni s h ed housekeeping room" 520 month. 112 E fit h St furnished r-.oin ,r V I 11 1 •. I u l f 1 i * • \' t 1 • it i r* ii fm . * x . tt* K■ ■n I, , ,, A MINS 1 Dfn*in mm i i h i i m i h v ■■ ■■ Mb *k ■M i 11 II 1 N• hit, an | An ■■ • f+’ f \ f 11 I I I I IT I M III Ml 1111 111*14 111 1 I l| « I I I %» \ t XIII XMl 1 II 1 111 4*1 II MMII»% V 1\ M i l 1 1 V IX 4 1 •7 5•7 + -7 + t : ♦. i •» *7 + t i i t t *, t,i , i, , ... i |E \ 1 ! mm • . 1. a s s Si , € l| uavi i ti tr I h i hi i ’ \\ Rtincstlii v 1111>*ID Arm Announcement H a v i n g S i' Vi' lPtl till r o i l t l i ' r l i"HP w t l h l h « ‘ R. & S. Motor Company mm um l u m m t i " w a y r e s j a i n s i l i l i ' l u r i l i ' h t s h u h Ip h y t h a t l i i n i a n d h a t i n g I t i n n i ’tl tt n e w t’o t i t p a n y j| g Radford Au oTop & Paint Company ■M LfB Lo.ntid ■■ ■n MB llic Lee lltiildiiig, next to Ray Ilrolhers F ill­ ing Station on First Street. We a " I - a.ly to serve the public promptly und efficiently with goal untied wnik. 01 IR -f t A . Vt 1 ' c i I ❖ + MIt IM H T It* *•* il ■J*4- 1 S- ■*• . , ■f I , r *7+ . Out* p a ir x' mI.I ylii-xM-'v HI f I ••111 i>f NtiUill Slortv iHtru'i mu \ hi*v 1■ willin' li\ hli'Mtifv 1’ ^ ^Ias>v> atiil pu\ iiil' f**r t h i s tid ,1 pi,.| il Ji.no on I R < MN N I I M %I *a t i(i#i \ \ » • I 1 t a *** M'tlll »l t" tilt* If <1 ,1 ill) .-.Nx *»’ •! Mrlwi'i'n N r w Si nvri m mid ........... .......... ' ' O r l a n d o W A Cnffm. New e i . s. .v#mi . . r ’ .a ' S m y r n a , F l a . til I , . v| II ' I I .. 1 ' >e ., ' . 1. . . » ' ' ■ I " " IMJSIINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD > ... 1 1 . ............................. 1 ++ " •7* I K •7 <■ <■ '7 *7 -7 4 ■7+ SHIRTS (h iro iK id is t FMOT SRKt I ALIST 1r r 1* 111if -IN S K K V K T . M .W A V S T ill: S A M i:- Mne bin*.' f ur n i s h e d i l l ' M 1 One !• mill t phu i* n *. • *• ' l l • f 1 1 IJJ!i•-»ii cui h- *n \ •7 + •7 + •7+ •7 7 v ■!* HERALD Classified Ads ! I • 1111 (i n M r. *f in I Mfit im li Hi if ni l . ( I f • I * I.KII ^ . It * 11 | *, • VN Mill K t *t I»in«l•« DIm'I mI «*l ■*r 1)11 T K K K M ----- IN' O l 'I ’O I t T T M T I * ^ >4. + 4. + + + + + + <.+ 4 . + + + + + + + 7 . 7 . 7 : * t + + j ' + A . | . * . x j * + . x w* ^ A 2 *^.w^A ‘ + -7-7-77 7-7*7-77-7-7-7T-4- + + -7•{-*7+ 7-7-7v v ’• + * 7 v r - 7 + . ■> <■+ + . SI n s OVERCOAT' Tailored-tie Mrunure Th (4i nv t - Siill .*» I I • #• * 1 I ’i*U * j* •»* * By GEORGE McMANUS !_ i I i r .T EM 1 'll ' " D O r-cv XI O f V , - l JIM i-W ) V* T i 1F*_ I 'i ; ■' ' I 1 1* I M J / f V s /IL l.-'tO U v E c o v [ T O I5 K A C C U P I'L L M O T ‘b T M S D F O P t , T O O J—1 /X C T itM C , V. - J 1 I_ l_ v 'A 'i r c K JtT i L IK E C O W .' A IN ltj I L L . “b l - l U T U P S. W . B R A D F O R D HU. A NIC 1 1 1 ftl 1 1 1 : 1 1 III.IHi. If )nu ilvHitre prompt iiatrvlc# ktid v i d ‘ptI oiiaI work - _ - . ^ S t e a m I ’r c s s e r y Final M f r r l h m — ^1 ^ ro l ik e ; T O K N O W F I to n J. M o u ^ h to n A R C H ITEC T First National Rank Uidg. Sanford. — i-------- Florida (l *bH G T w 3 ^ .----------------------------- Sanford THAT -b L- - W H ^ 0 \0 T O O E V E L ( ^ M A vvKE. r m b e > E i r ! <~ I E II ti I , A v i . u y P i r i s 2>U'J _ < Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. COLLEH I’rop. CONTRACTOR AND DUILD1&R Uwrral mud Mill W .rk ftlT 1 uM*nrrrIal ft 1r t* ! fi'S 01124 .ay |mt*w F g w i r m iA ln u i w t o o n 1 U K ' w w » *in Rhone 2ti2. . .'i H u g h . 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One 1ix iN T R A ( T O R S .in tid ' ' T r o p i r ' y | Y l i •fh V T fr n p n rtm e n t. 701 Maunnlia Avo. block from Celery Ave. E xrepowners On and a f t e r N uv.’‘4 6 P ^*1 ’* th, ,n' d"im 1,1 * "" F o r S a le F O R S- A ored h ouse mid ^ L E — ».1> icol unn IU nu u? t as riini v <•’ A u t o m o lif ie s M is c e lla n e o u s S a le For R en t S ' artv tfimir ’ " tf •'.* In 11 w i ' . v r i ' i i .. 'i'in:er« .......... at ... uW ...i ,„:vertfsie u K"M I > m NIc■ e-t­ il.- •••S.inevvilJe Sou." ' rn t tiimi T e ’i t i apli t o. Apply M o R M M i Ilil RV \1 u Fo r |<V 'i«, K I'mieh i IMS ofI n q u ir e Wi iiib ern s .le w e lry S to re . tloiial in v e s tm e n t. H o u ses only r e - , the scale of w ajres f o r p a i n t e r s i n ' !*;{ ! M a in .* Truck 1 t n DO 7 n i> " i r v T " n ,r* T h"'1- ^ r t'a r tu n 'la .A tn- S a n f o r d will 50.80 m*r h o u r. i . r . M - U n r well liK'fttt'il q u i r e a t Hnumt‘1 S p e c i a lt y S h o p ------ ---- -----, — m 1^55 r.m i l*» net I Truck t (JHI-an dowui.iwti A p a r t m e n t . F u r n is h - n ex t to l ’ost O ffice I s i ' l T S ANI> O V E R C O A T S — All | ! ' \N T E D A LOAN' Would like r«l> tidy : 1 ircl in tinn'll with Mimv one ed . rensm iutile. F o r in- 1^ h T s aT E - F r o m o w n e r , mm lorn 1 wool m a d e to o r d e r pi. a r a n te ed ^ I T , T . I I.1 S600 " ' t l i >'25(10. i n n give first n i o r t- f o r m a t i o n In.iutre n t H e r a l d Office. fiv ," n « m b u n g a l o w V i t h ' i i n t h ‘to" f fit. i t . A n y d-piecc s u it 5^&. r u U i *»j i t ueimM i.i i s Ten r Tr uc k l i s t no v emr c o a t 529.hO. S c o tc h f J • " 'y - f in««rnveil bu^i- , , L, KN K O O M S wi l h M l ,.h . a n d la r oe <le,-,uuiT „ „ r c h . - i n i B c . , " r "o V UiMialt'illf t Mills, 1105 E . S eco n d S t r e e t , 1 1 t'or.i Tri if k ♦ f?tr *00 ' V " ’ ’.'.0 Vi " r t ' Y - V n,‘ l‘“ ' -•«**• .... pi nir room . Shirl.-v - n 7« loot lot $r,HO.iMl down, bal- « .H.len Mill TniariiiK 1293,00 1‘ * •> • » '* • ! . . . ' A p a r i m - r t - o p n o 'ite Post O ff ic e a n c e t-> suit. 1.. A. Rennud. S a n - •s '»»'f«'r«l. H !“ i • . _ . . __________ ' | SSI i Kuril l.liOtl T r , I Kuril W W l'K ll A I ll.\N . Wo ul d ji ------* f ord Hiithts. F O R S A L E — Hnliy C a r r ia ir e a n d j 'mild I ’; » • f 130 rtO fo r oil sto v e . R e a so n a b le IVJl | Kind ,I ■ .l> ................. v r| •• o n SALK c c i t.- . . .room «. Uunuliout' 1 2 ?£. <!• ir *t in lorn li with to___ m e i.'m TORt iI :I r Y 2 r>n-..!.h...i f u n d - h i d room cFOR house on .hard. , oven , for lur, I'.iSI ’ Imd*. T«*urh»K I960 00 lip.*' ' u . *it with or without pa road Electric Ir/h ts, .'Id oraMye _1 11 *' * __ i to wi t h $25 imi. can m v c lust • T i t n u s To hum it r i t n r i . K " I one unfurnished smith' tre e s. 2 1 2 m res, Id m im ilc , from l o i ; SALE "SunuldiiiB Rose i >rti:n,' o on piece of i m p r i n t ' d rnire. i\ him k f n m H e r a ld Of- i ’ost o r f i n - I’rice 5 1.200 h i iue^> pro|>ect> mi F ir s t S t., as room . E m u - ......i pot a t oe s . Selected "• •*«« ‘ , ; m a i r i n n Al t. t m l „ five, i n t o F n i n n Ave. T e r m s . Rhone 571.1. dnteriil. I* O lto\ :t7*.' Maine lock l o w e s t Rrices, Rhone i 1. U . I'll I I 1 ll*S SONS J70. Mnl h'loiidit Ri mince To, lliiilie*' Hi*mIrrq ^ "U U \V7 .,, |11lV „r v,.|t T ill H ouses . rR,g. carp, n<ry. painting, oaoer O N E >1 foi E 'unm ot tw o in 11 *i* * 'i •»■it '■ : • . I t . ? IP M U AIt V I 'I ' l i l It • it |^l t ' I "» I'Hilv News, ra te Ir per word, cash ih. ' l: liVI 1 I I t. ■< VRl 11 \ . - J11lak H * ' (' M‘’ -"i ’ "lth ,,r,1"r- T . ■'1' ■H ' "•« I it 'J 1*1 . >'«« 1" ii;ijir. _ * R L . \ f li tTie prii-|iuroiis f ar me r s ar.»l fern u r o w e r . of Vnliuin con*'• v a d v e r t i*e tn t i c lidnnii SeiniTe | • I’anL l.i.il.ht ir ' m i . " . M EN S 1 I li I H I M ; !<• * ' ’y • FLORIST S TL W v R T T H E I I ( t R I S T " FlnWei f or i 1! ... i >..ii M 1 Myr tl e . Lle-m JCii W rl.iT'd to i- l ’»< f ' , ; ; • - ' " • y n y "T,. y ,.,r U .• . 'uont h-- $1>«. ihn-i- m onth. a r c ns n e a r , ou ... y , „ r Ph- f.rtt |. _____ m ’* ° ,M-v ' i ’nP*r. Mor ning, nfl.-rntiun, h i n g i n g . S4t isfact inn g u a r a n t e e d t * 3 -------—_ ‘i"i S u nd ay v Inssihcd rate* .u i.•iitiimnMp iirji iv. ,1 K. Iloujrhf ic W n y r r e s s J our na l it. I j i kc Ma r y , i UKAUT-X r a r l m r s B,|, „ . i - K« A p a rtm e n ts W a n te d J»urnnljlor- tt VVlKD-YVork.’repairing. p1«t«rt- ....*» FOR RESULTS Seminole Marble Co. U *rU « and (irmnlU from |« irrlw Um ( of quality •rorktnantMp. W r » u f o r l a t . i t daalcna. ^ � 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, November 04, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 04, 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>, November 04, 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